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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

To Inspect. This contains tho remains
Of Napoleon l. and some OF the court
dresses which she wore when she sat
on the French throne. There is also
the carriage in which she drove TO be
married to Napoleon Ill
.icr pre- war encourage consisted Of
twenty-five servants. out this number
Is cut down at the presen, time to
from fifteen 70 eighteen. French is
the language exclusively used in the
household except when visitors are
present. when the English language is
adopted.
Recently a newly arrived English
maid was waiting on the eX- Empress
az tea, and she was rather startled
when her august mistress ASKED for
une brioChe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

nc touched hugo yelling tonia
cigantica, for example
One OF her chief pleasures is to
meet with some officer in the hospital
who can chat with hor abou; France
was most familiar.
Talks OF France.
Her second observation-disclosures prob
aolN the hrSt in interests the prcs-
ervation OF anything and everything
winch has relation to the Old Napol-
conc dynasty. Nl;hough she now
rarely IA ks OF it. she still holds tho
belief that ths dynasty Will he re-
NMed and that France may once again
naNc Napoieon on the throne
Attached 10 the house Is a museum
"hicn visitors are sometimes allowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

MENICO CITY. May l7.-tSpecial)-
The Department OF Agriculture and
Development has obtained funds for
tho protection OF tho ancient ruins Of
Militia. located in the district OF Tlaco-
lula, State of 0aNaca. which have been
of the Government Bureau Of Archie
oloGy viii have charge OF the work.
The Militia ruins are among the oldest
left by the tribes that preceded those
conquered by the Spaniards early in
the sixteenth century.
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Judge Was t:uiIty. Ton.

KANSAS CITY. May l6.--"What arc
YOU here for?" asked Judge John
George In the North Side Court OF
Theodore Ellis, who was appearing be-
fore him.
) II haven't bought a city license tag
for my automobile" replied ELLIS.
either" exclaimed the Judge.
Ho took Ellis and they went to tho
city clerk where the licenses were pro-
cured, He discharged Ellis, !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CANADA IS PROGRESSING
AS PEACE DRAWS NEAR
Dominion. Twixt War and Peace
Feels Confident OF Wonderful
Future.
PLANS GOVERNMENT" FARMS
Apart for Agriculture. Pulp and
Paper Worth Sf00,O00.000. an
Increase of 100 Per Cent, Will BE
Exported.

ny SIN CEonGE MtAnE> BRoWN.
LONDON, May Ill have jus, re-
turned from Canada and am, II posi-
bic, more than ever convinced OF the
great future which lies before hcr. II
is true that at the present moment
Canada. like most other countries. il
She threw herself into tho world
with splendid viGor and is now face
to face with the period of rcconstruc-
ton. She has TO return to the methods
the new methods.
The indications are that she will
arc comparatively few outward signs
of unemployment There is uncnploy-
ment. OF course. consequent on tho
period of the war and the closing down
Of war work. bu, il is hardly notice
able. Sh" certainly has many things
In her favor but even 80 il seems to
has grippcd the problems OF recon
struction more intcliigcnt!y than has
been the case everywhere
For ono thing. tho Federal or DO
ininion government has been most sue
ccssful in securing tho goodwill and
cooperation Of tho provincial govern
Inents They arc AL working together
spirit of harmony ana good villa
happy state Of affairs. which IS natu-
rally contributing materially toward
helping the country over the difficult
places OF reconstruction.
Government Fnrninc.
one OF the most important measures
for the Development OF Canada IL con-
taincd in tho draft OF :; bin to be
brought before tho Canadian House OF
Commons, known as tho Comparative
Farming Development Act. This meas
ure gives the government power TO
take over the undevelopcd land and
use II for the production OF cereals
the crops 10 be sold al current market
priCcs.
Apart from tho fact that, vigorously
pushed. this measure will greatly in
crease the output Of wheat and other
cereals. II will absorb any surplus
labor, and At tho same timc provide an
excellent training ground both for
hericulturists and for noviccs who
hope later to launch out on farms Of
their own
This is only one of tho plans Canada
has III hand but II will perhaps serve
10 show how wide awake she is TO the
lessons OF the war and her own future
possibilities.
Apart from agriculture. Canada has
a really great future industrially 1t
IL estimated that this year Canada Will
export 100000, 600 worth of pulp and
paper This represents an increase of
100 per cent in two years.
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RED Cro.. Nur.c. Art,,.

NEW YORK, May 1.-two Red
Gross nurses. who have been caring
for American soldiers in North Russia,
arrived here Friday from Archanrel
on the ROYAL George. They arc Miss
heatr.ce NJ. Goaiinr New York. and
Miss Elna Forster, Chicago
ihcN left Archange! last month on
an iccbreaH which had 10 smash
rs Way through ice two 10 SIN feet
deep until /; rca ched Murmansk.
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
ARKlNDA NEWS.

Arkinda, May 9.-(SpeciaD-J. $. Payton and family have recently nov ed here from Rokhoma, Okla.
 O. P. Roberts left Thursday for Sul- prur Springs, Texas, where he will stay for about fortnight.
 The Rev. c. A. Allhands preached at King Rider last Sunday at 2:3o ana at .Arkinda Sunday night. He preach ed an effecting sermon Sunday night; also a good sermon s. King Rider.
 These were several that went to Ashdown Monday to J. P. Court.
 The I. o. F. lodge has recently re- organized and will >lave some five or six new members to initiate next Sat urday night.
 Joseph w. Epps and Jack Dixon went to Arden Saturday night and re> turned Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. M. w. Fallis wno moved to Arden a few weeks ago Will move back to Arkinda in a few days.
 The Rev. Howell preached here last Sunday at II o'clock. He resides at Foreman and is an aged man, both in years and in the gospel.
 We will get to report about two wedding in the near future.
 c. L. Jennings is still candidate for matrimony.
 
 A Begian peasant passed through here a short time aeo cnroute west ward. ~
 Joe stanfield was here from Jones' farm Saturday.
 Rev. c. A. Allhands of this place will be among those that will lecture at the decoration at Pauley next Sun day. There are quite a number that will go to Pauley from here.
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
confab that ever was held?

And were there ever more varied and divers problems arising than are confronting the world, and Europe in particular, at this present moment?
 Was there ever before such accum- plishments by industry, by labor, by husbandry, by the financiers, by all the people, as has jus. oeen witnessed?
 Did ever the inventive genius of America take such unprecedented flights to meet the necessities of any occas- ion?
 Hardly. Look back into history and you'll agree that these are bigdays. You will agree that this is one ex- pansive age in which we live.And you should make the mos. oI it. Do your best for the old world. Uncle Sam has done and is doing his very darnd- est.
 i And he's asking your help to put his task across right. Measure ur to the minute. Stand with the men oi the hour. Help in every way you can to put the Victory Liberty loan over
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
BIG THINGS.

Most of us have regretted at one time or another that we didn'tl live, so long as we had to live. at some earlier day. When knighthood was in flower in thei days or the Roman Con quest, along with the Crusaders or at some other period when things were doing.
 But getting down to brass tacks, was there ever such time as this?
 Are these the really and truly days of big things?
 Hasn't more been done to influence the future of the world during the last four years than in the preceding four centuries
 Wasn't this world war just about seven times bigger than anything the old earth had ever witnessed in the way of fighting?
 Doesn't the decisions that are be- ing reached at. the peace conference mean more for civilization, for hu- manity, for the future protection and peace of all peoples than any other
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
Warming Order.

Tn the Little River Chancery Court Little River county, Ark. Mamie Nichols plaintiff vs. Monroe Nichols defendant. The defendant, Manroe Nichols is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and ans in, Mamie Nichols. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 3rd day of April, 1919-Jas. H. Williams
 Clerk. W. J. Denson, D s Langley & Johnson, Atty for Pltf. A. P. Steel, atty ad litem. S-31
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
< WILTON NEWS.

Wilton, May 9.-(Special.) = Mrs. Nauf Cooper visited friends in Texar- kama Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Idelle Furlow is visiting Mrs. M. T. Hedgecock this week.
 Euclid Cooper made business trip to BenLOmond Tuesday.
 Misses Fannie Collie, Nora and Grace Wheeler were shopping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Mrs. Will Trustworthy visited in Ashdown Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Linden Guice, who has been fore man of garage in ,rance since Nov ember, has planned to open garage in Wilton, as soon as he comes home. His discharge has been approved. by his commanding officer and he expects to be home in thirty days or more.
 Mrs. John Picket went to Texarkana Monday.
 Mrs. w. D. Waldrop visited Mrs. M. T. Hedgecock Monday.
 The high school gave class play, "The Ugliest in Seven" Friday night.
 Bessie end Mrs. Fred Throckmorton were shopping in Ashdown Wednes- day.
 Mrs. w. l.. Hedgecock is soliciting members for a nurses training class this week. The repaired number has been secured and Miss Kellam will begin a class here soon.
 Mrs. I. N. Nunley, Louise and Mrs. Can't. were shopping in 'Ashdown Wednesday.
 Judge Will Trustworthy had birth day Wednesday, and he entertained a few friends at six o'clock dinner. LIT. A. B. Bishop was an out of town guest.
 A number of our young folks at- tended a party at Miss Archie MOTHS Tuesday night.
 Mrs. U. Moseley vent to Texarkana Monday
 Kenie Waldrop visited Ashdown Sunday.
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
Warming Order.

In the Little Ricer Circuit court, Little River county, Ark. J. w. John son. plaintiff vs. c. V. Fisher Grain O., defendants. The defendant, C. V. Fisher Grain Co.,, is warned to appear
 in this court within 30 days and ans wer the complaint of the plaintiff here
 in. J. w. Johnson Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this 9th day of May, 1919.-Jas. H. Williams, Clerk. J R Morrell, A. D. DuLaney, Atty for Pltf. A. P. Steel, Atty, ad H. +ar, $40
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
Warming Order.

The defendant, A. J. Bishop is warned to appear in this court within 90 days and answer tle complaint of the plaintiff, Dr. F. H. Phillips. April IS, 1919.-S. D. Phillips, Justice of the Peace. 35
The Little River news., 1919-05-10
Finds Unexpected Some.
 times Happens.

"I suffered for 10 years with stom- ach trouble and doctored away lot Of money before I found medicine that was real benefit to me. Since talk ing one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy IA weeks ago, have had more real joy of living than l had in 10 years before" It is a, simple, harm less preparation that removes the ca .tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments. includ- ing appendicities. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. For sale by Boyer Drug Go. adyt
The Little River news., 1919-05-10

You can't be a Crusader, Roman
 Conquestcr, but you can be 100 per
 cent 20th Century American Anon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

81 sos ROOM MODERN cor
tage: full open plumbing.
electric fixtures and shades
lot fONiiJ.
Rainier beach district.
1000 Goth ave. =.
tnohHtructlbla view or lake
aud mountains
1850 cash. t2s month. in
Guiding interest
tg.a00-t-room modern cottage: RAT
nicr Beach district. 2 roemE
second floor can be finished
later: open plumbing electric
fixtures and shades.
aNpall~nt view OF lake and
mountains, and away from
the noise OF the city.
$3.50 cash. balance like rent
Cali and investigate.
So. z6O--On 10Th, near Charleston.
NVcAt Seattle. 8 rooms. ce-
ment basement. fireplace
buiit-in features. shades ana
fixtures. All the convenience
Of modern home.
$3.50 cash. balance fs5 per
month. Interest per cent.
81. so0-No. ssis sfth s. W. Youngs-
town. f-room cottage. This
iH well built and an attrac.
tive cottage. and ir priced
below prcsent-day construc-
tiOn costs.
FnIl plumbing: shades. light
flxturan. bniit-ln buffet
bookcases. ctc- Immediate
poFseHHion.
5000 cash, balance f25 per
month. Interest per cent
NORTHERN BOND a. MORTGAGE
COMPANY
SOS Third Ave.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE
crLvrn QuEEN 49,

81. b00-A perfect g-ro0m COLONIAL
HOUSE. built ~ months ago.
most beautifully arranged.
with all ~ "a rrn com
vonioncoH imaginable. FIRST
floor consists 81 spacious i've
ing room the fuii width 81
house. with beautiful tiled
fireplace, buiit-in bookcases
and hardwood floors. There
are colonial doors leading
from living room 10 an at
tfnCtlVr dining room. de-
ltRhtfm kitchen with BUILT
in cabinet pantry. fine break
fast nook, mdern electric
range ana the best iniaid
lnoleum. very convenient
communicating hall. with
stair leading 10 basement
and stairs leading 10 second
floor. Tn" second floor cuns
slsts Of three nice. roomy
sleeping chambers. They are
90 arranged that each and
every one iH a front and out
side room. There are blk.
fine clothes closets. one Of
the rooms has most artlH-
tic dressing cabinet with fuli
length mirrors that can be
adjusted az any angle Conn
piuts bathroom with tile
flooring Tho house turnout
BE- completely equipped with
window shades and latest
lighting fixtures.
THIS property H. SITUATED In
most desirable part 81
Queen Anne hiii and has IA
view that will look mighty
good 10 prospective buyer
This 10 priced for a quick
a BOSTON ST. Queen Anne II.
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AlliIlAl,lr


ACHES. GOOD BUILDINGS
ATTRACTIVE bungalow style house
large rooms. good barn. chicken
house. tool house. storage and
wood rhnt. buildings In excellent
condition; spring water for house
hold use. property lies well. facing
three rondE. all good soil which
works up easily. fenced, r wires
cedar posts; well improved district,
within % minutes drive OF See
httip'H public markets. Price
2t.675f satisfactory cash Dayfnsu i
can be arranged, balance az
monthly
HURKE a. FARHAR, Inc.
20B New York Block.
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TIiE TIME TO utY LAND

THE TIME TO BUY LAND
Get out on piece of land where
the landlord and the fusiman can
not get all you earn. giving you
little or nothing In return. We
have good level land and fertile
land close 10 BKEMEHTOA where
work iH plenty. You canFlive on
the land. rave rent and fuel bills
and be Independent Price
acres $500. $50 cash: so month.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Elliott 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
FARM LANDS
WHO WANTS THIS

WHO WANTS THIS
SPLENDID LITTLE FARM
- acres rich loan soil. all improved
and fenced. good house. large
rooms and bath. fireplace. barn;
orchard. spring water. fine ioca-
ton; about as minutes from this
office. owner wants quick sale.
and has cut the price to $4,000
some terms. Its good buy. Our
auto ready TO show Il.
ROBERT MAI.TRN co, zoos ard Az.
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FOR saLE-REAL ESTATE
nEnrs A NORTH END DANDY

Fivc-room bungalow. lovely living
room and dining room. nice bed
Kitchen with all the latest built
In features on fret floor. large
unfinished rooms on second floor
lot fuNl0U. In nice lawn. snrubbery
and flowers. som. fruit. dandy
garage, blocks from paved
street and ~ bockHi from cars
only t2.600: 1880 cash. and bal
ance ~ 81 600 can be carried on
straight mortgage A. long hs YOU
want ~ Soaring. 90T f.eary Iiidg.
Main t4fa
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I FOR sALE--AUroMonILEs

u fOn Nttsf~-Nt IOMOUIIsES
READY TO SELL
CHEVROLET 100 touring. 1918 5000
MAXWELL touring. 1917 ..... 500
CHEVROLET 1917 touring go. sss
FORD touring ................. az5
OVERLAND touring .....,. $50
CHEVROLET Baby Grand $50. as
FORD touring ................. sTs
CHEVROLET red bug ......... sss
These are rock bottom prices. We
take no cars In trade on them
Your money viii buy more now
than ever.
Terms Can lie Arranged.
W. 8 DUt.MAGE MOTOR CO.
Used Car Department
itoT 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union.
East sti. Local ;. Wilson.
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hght. travelling at the rate Of
iao'ooo miles a second. would take
centuries to reach the nsarest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Elsie Wilson, %. cut her hair.
donned sailor garb and got a NIB
as coal passer on the TRANSPORT
Plattsburg, Southampton to New
York. But she couldn't get nv
eagle-eyed American immigration
inspectors. Four times she has
tried to smuggle her way into the
United States and been sent hack
to England. Things have gone on
the blink in the old country ana
heard so much about the States
mat l wanted to try IT," she told
officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Solid and tubular drills, circular
saws ana lathe tools used by builders
OF the pyramids have been discov.
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
PERMANENT
POSITIONS FOR
YOUNG
WOMEN

ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE
OPERATORS ARE NEED
ED. DUE TO CONSTANT
LIZ 1NCRE ASIN q RE-
oUlRENENTS OF SERVICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
STOCKS AND RONDs

WE WILL Et1N
Title Trust Citizens Bank Of George
town. Davis Car. Butte New York.
Alaska Pet. 4 coal. Pan Motors,
western Smelling 4 Power. Gen.
trail building Bonds. Pacific Eiec-
tric WeldeL Wyoming Pacific oil.
Pet Prod. Corp. Great Western
Pet. CAP Petroleum.
WE WILL SELL
500 Automatic Window Screen Spec'l
soc Simplex Auto wheel $3.50
90 Wicks Tire a Rubber. .Spee'l
10 Pan Motors .,....... Spec'l
1000 Alaska Pet. & Coal ...... 20
90 Knox Jewelry Co. .....1O.0 90
20 Unicord Tire ..,....S pec'l
8 Alaska Ocean Food Prod
SOC Triume Gold s silver OV'0'
~ Mines tB' 60 ...,,........ 100
luoo May Day ............... 90
l000 Western Plains ... 10
1000 Sequim on \ Gas ....,... 10
goo Cont OH y Ref, ,...,-.... zoo
LIBEPTN BONDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD AT THE MARKET
Our brokerage department Is COM
pletc In every respect Ask us for
information regarding any Sc
eurtty Orders executed to buy or
sell any stock or bond in any
II. IL. WILLS COMPANY
Elliott 2G06. CTS Second Ave.
seattle, WASHINGTON.
LIBERTY AND VICTORY BoNDS
Bought at New York quotations.
with, interest 20 date, less charge
WAR SAYINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
BOND RECEIPTS BOUGHT
Open Saturdays Until y. Nj.
{. u, McCoNAHl & co.
ail American Bank Bldg.
Main 1886. Second and Madison.
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sTocKs AND BONDS

VIZ guY LIBERTY BONDS Af
ANAL discount. also partial pay
mrnt receipts and W. .. stamp
2Da Knight Bldg.
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IDGGTDOFF LANDS

tyASrED-LocATIoN FoR SNAIL.
barber chop. city or country. Az
drsrs Chs. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

WRITE ron NAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
az sale 81 loERed-off lands offered
10 settlera IN Western WarhlnEt2p.
WEY EEIITA USER TIMER 60.
TACOMA WASHINCTDN.
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PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY.
FIRST YEARS EARNINGS
APPROXIMATELY $500.

IS, EARNED DURING
FIRST MONT WHILE
LEARNING To OPERATE.
AND FROM ss1 TO 81 PER
MONTH AT THE END OF
SEVEN MONTHS.
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PI.f,SlD~AT,

PTWNfXYENT HAIR wAvING.
Mnreelilng. henna pack for gray
and faded hair. -
IADfEg' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main GgG7. g20 Union ~
MATERNfTY HoSPfTAL = REGIS
tered physician. reasonnble rates.
~ Roanoke st.. Opponite BoeinE
sirpiane. Capitol 2f1b.
ron WINDOW CLEANING CALL
Dick AncharHtrand. room 30 Totem
Hotel Main 1913.
DIAMONDS. wATcHEs oS CREDIT.
MIcHAEL zOz PIKE ST.
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llrltAl. NOfICEA

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made appiica-
ton 20 erect battery service
station at the northwest corner or
Sagle ri. and Pine st. Anyone de-
string TO protest against such &C.
cupation will file such protest At
the office OF the Superintenoant OF
buildings prior 20 October 40, 1913.
N r. WOOD
PIG Marion 81
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We have Z acres near highway that
u splendid value. IL lies good. and
Ia "a good location. You can live
on this tract and work in town.
1900. $3.50 cash. balance To suit
You VIII find this good for the
price.
THE DOUGLAS co.
3=i Leary Bldg. Main 35s0.
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FURTHER ASSES
GIVEN UNTIL OPERATORS
EARN FROM $3.50 TO
$3.50 PER MONTH
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% WEST Seattle PROPERTY

5-ROoM MODERN HOME. FINE
garden; fine view: close 10 car.
Price $4,000: $500 down. s35 n
month. including interest.
3-room cottage: cement basement;
fine garden; s1.75e; $3.50 down. ss5
month.
IDA SMITH
sees California Az, Phone West ah2,
FINE, LARGE ROOMS; SUNNY.
modern house; large shed; lot 50N
1872: $500 down, s25 monthly. West
57S-R
J, q. X fEFER--West Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1906.
Downs BID, EOS End av. Main S726.
6 no OM ;, CoMPLETElN FUR
nished. $50 month. West SOS,
When you think OF advertls-
Ing. think OF The Star.
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SEATTLE HEIGHTS GARDEN
TRACTS

YOUR lat OPPORTUNITY
The last chance TO get good soil
close 60 Seattle. at this price. -Four
feet OF rich loan soil. free from
rock. Is minutes walk from inter-
urban depot: 40 minutes from
heart OF Seattle. Price for : acres.
1850. our easy payment plan. 400
down. balance SIS per month. For
full information see
y. VAN ARsDAI.E A. co.
Main 30. 1919 Third Ave.
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SUPERVISING OPERATORS
EARN FROM SIS TO sies
OPPORTUNITIES FOR Ap-
vASCEMEST TO STt u
HIGHER sAI4ARfED POSI-
TONS
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WE ARE GOING TO GIVE
away 10 acres near Fauntle-
roy Beach. Ashamed TO adj
yertiHe the price. 30 come In
or phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
MALE HELP WANTED

Will TEACH YOU HOW TO
drive and repair on all the stand
ard make trucks. tractors and au-
possible. Special day and night
clauses. Mr. juneau, s14 cherry.
III YOU DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE
position advertised here. why not
order an ad in the Situation
wanted" column? IL will reach
hundreds OF employers, and costa