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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-07

1 Nov consider the steer Put not a
third Of q bushel. as for the chicken,
but many bushels OF corn into the
steer MI the way from the range to
the slaughter pen. Put that corn into
him at 60 cents n bushel--twenty
bushels or ten bushels or what you
will. II II Is ten bushels the cost is
Sc. Put into him not pennies Of
wages, as into the chicken, but dollars
Of wages all the time from the day Of
calving to the day Of carving. Put an
average, say, Of FIVE full days Of labor
into that steer at So day--or $40.
This gives, say, So Of grain cost and
$40 Of labor cost, or SIG. Add the 10
per cent. for TRANSFORMATION, storage,
profit, wastage, etc This gives all
told $3.50.
But put the ten bushels of grain
into the steer at So to 1925 bushel,
or 500 TO $3.50 Put the five days Of
labor into him at an average Of 81 a
day, or $50. These together make $40
to s4250. Add the Is per cent. as
before and this give all told SAG to $50.
That is exactly the way feed and
labor, without profiteering or any
thing else, makes the difference be-
tween steers at Sl7.60 and steers at
SAG. 1t is exactly what makes the
difference, without profiteering, be-
tween 20 cent steak and so cent steak.
ence, without profteering, between go
cent ham and so cent ham, between 30
cent butter and rs cent butter; be-
tween the old reasonable food costs
which the American people could meet
on reasonable incomes and the fero-
cious food prices of today, which, the
higher their wages and incomes are in
fiated, the less the American people
can stand.
There are dozens of men in Congress
sane enough and intelligent enough to
see this economic truth as The Sun
sees it and has tried to make others
see it since the signing Of the armis-
tice nine months ago. Are there no
men in Congress of enough genuine
public spirit, Of enough plain political
honesty, to declare that truth and
fight for that truth, as The Sun has
fought for it and is going to go on
fighting for it?
Is there nobody in Congress who
will lay the blame for this whole mass
Of food price imitation, this whole
structure Of high cost Of living, at the
door where it belongs-the White
House? For, as you have just seen,
it all begins with grain.
1t is grain which you pay for when
you buy your chops and steaks, your
milk and butter, your eggs and cheese,
at terrific prices. 1t is grain which
you pay for when you buy your coat
or your hat or your shoes at terrific
prices. 1t is grain which you pay for
when you buy your inflated passenger
ticket or your theatre ticket 1t is
grain which you pay for when you
buy high priced cradle for your baby
coming into the world. 1t is grain
which your family will pay for when
it buys your high priced coffin to send
you out Of the world. 1t is grain
which causes it all, because the dear
grain makes the dear food which
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-07
MR.. WILSON'S ADMINISTRATION
CAUSES THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING

No economic truth is simpler than
the truth as to the basis Of t...s terrible
cost Of living crisis. |, is wheat and
because Of wheat--corn and other
fodder. No intellectual light is clearer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
~ cN'ETERs' UNIT HOUSE
on HALF ACRE GROUND

This home 10 yours n you have 800
and a Job ! huiid the first unit
on my heif-ncrc Little city Farms,
m West Seattle. You move in and
finish u 81 your leisure Plans
furnished free Terms 500 cash.
fff per month and 9 Per cent in
trreRt Get free circular
n q. Peters. TIg Third ave. or local
office. ffaf 5Sth ave. 81 ". Take
Fauntlcroy car 10 Alaska 81. then
tsth ave bus To- office open
evenings and Sundays.
r E-Wr want few carpenters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
nENrEns. ATTENTION.

DO you want 60 save rent n 20.
here ~ your chance 90 buy lots
tnxgfs. an cleared. level and best
garden soils located az DuysnniiEh.
Just outside city limits: interurban
and PACING highway run thru this
property. car fare isc round trip.
20 minutes TO any 81 the ship
yards can make you most liberal
and easy fcrms. hshtr paying rent
can also arrange FOR building ma
trFial on easy terms Put mp a
shack anything TO heat the land
lord. Lots $3.50 10 $500.
GEoRGETOWN REALTY co
bhiz Duwamish Ave. sydney SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
5 FOR sALr-nrAL ESTATE

1880
JUST SOUTH
or WOODLAND PARK
ONE or THE FINEST COiNEitB
~ THE DISTRICT; BEAUTIFUL
BUNGALOW. p ROOMS AND DEM.
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE,
$4,000
on THE
BOULEVARD
NEW, MODERN BUNGALOW.
FRENCH GRAY FINISH
.HARDW GOD FLOORS. Bu1LT-iN
CONVENIENCE
4 HOME you WILL ENJAY.
1880
WALLINOFORD
5-HOOM BUNGALOW.
.CONCHETE BAHEHENT. LAUNDRY
TRAYS. pfPED ron FURNACE.
FIREPLACE; GARAGE.
81. 500.
NICE HOME
EAST or GREEN LAKE.
z LARGE ROOMS; FULL CEMENT
BASEMENT: FtPED FOR
FURNACE. FIREPLACE
LEVEL Lot. FRUIT TREES.
ROBERT MALTnY co. 1905 srd Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
81 FOR SAIE-wAT
PROPERTY

SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
Seven Large. slightly Lots. Down by
the Beach. Each s0xia0 Feet.
s22S Per Lot: Easy Terms
GOOD BOATING BATHING AND
FISHINNG
Fine auto road. pure spring water.
One pretty bungalow. with lot COX
1870 feet; all In lawn; si.250.
One 5-room bungalow, with fine lot
60xi90 feet: $3.50.
ROBERT MALTBY Co. zoos Bird Av.
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rUY ANY or THESE AND 1T
BEATS PAYING RENT
$4,000
ft7s cash. balance fZ6 month, In
Guiding interest. buys b-toom
Hhingied bungalow large living
room fireplace no basement
otherwise modern. Fine view lot
81 400
Small house. on lot 17xiif. WaillnR-
ford hill Lot in worth price asked.
1900 cash and fz0 month.
f2.s00
Easy terms. room house. with large
lot. 60xio0 20 alley. newly painted.
a good BUY.
MeNETr & HAHTLE
Brick uldg. Cor f6th ana Meridian.
Open Evenings. North 81.
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tIsfeAGE

~ atttfsttfE
GROOM COLONIAL BUNGALOW
$3.50
New f-room Colonial BUNGALOW. with
large garden tract FOR 1850. Also
new f-roOm cottage bungalow. on
large garden tract. Tor 81. 200. city
water, electric lights and teie-
phone service Available. streets
graded one tract "a corner Enough
land Tor your own garden. fruit.
berries ana poultry. onventcnt
for anyone working downtown;
b-ffut fare to city bv commute
ton 1850 oHsh and 90 per month
WIN hnndl" either place More
land adjoining. n desired. on easy
terms Take East Madison car
and county ferry 10 kirkland and
inquire FOR Albert johnson az brick
bunFnlow office at end ~ kirk
land dock
COUNTRY HOME
rs minutes 90 center Of city by auto
mobile = acres. level good
broom house; large barn. poultry
house ana runs all kinds ~ fruit.
apple and pear trees hanging fun
now; dandy garden. large potato
patch, all fenced. ana located on
fine automobile road; about 30
minutes walk lnterurban station.
prize $500. $500 cash. balance
monthly payments. Crop goes with
place. cali Sidney 72G.
IMPROVED RANCH
ACRES; GOOD BUILDINGS
Attractive bungalow style house (.
large rooms. good barn. chicken
house. tool house. storage and
wood shed. buildings in excellent
condition, spring water for house
hold use. property lies well. facing
three roade. 3 acres good bottom
hnii. balance bottom land which
works up easily. crop goes with
place. Fenced. . wires. cedar posts.
Well improved district within IS
minutes drive Of GcHttle'a public
markets. Price fi.575 sstisfac-
tory cash payment can be ar
ranged. balance SIS per month.
BURKE a FAIRFAX. Inc.
900 New York Bik.
/ HAVE FOH SALE SEVEN f0-ACRE
tracts htsfrom f15 10 $50 per acre.
fronting on main county road. on
milk and mail route. at Cedarholm.
four miles east Of StanWood. that ]
VIII cell on easy terms, $3.50 cash
ana $40 20 us per month for each
separate tract For further In
formation phone Queen Anne 1892.
or call al 253f lsth ave. W.
GOOD LOGGED OFF LAND FOR
sale. Low prices. easy terms.
Liberty Bonds accepted at par.
Call or write FOR offer To mill
men.
G. MCKENZIE. Of the
THREE LAX ~ LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. wash. or
III New York Block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
Folo,cng is complete list of the lucky contestants

Weeks go norep Ave KAihsrins 4
kuenfrst ~ seneca u Charles q
Hell. ti0s ffrd ave W John Cash
mere. stto y ffih , Wiikin. sftt
1905 W roth Fidfrnea ppheii us
Seneca st. Mrs NJ Haynes ie0f
Washington blvd virginia picke.
ttsT wildwood lane Mrs H. a. sim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

MRS. H. l.. JONES
l want 20 trade my old gray mare.
I'D like "A car for two:
I'll place a want ad in The Star.
That's all I'll have TO do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

SEALED PRoPosALs INDOitSfD
Proposals for Extension 10 Build
Ing No. IFS. Navy Yard, Puget
Sound Washington. Specification
No. 1000" will be received al tbs
Bureau OF Yards and Docks Navy
Department. Washington. j.. G..
until 2 o'clock D. m. and at the
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. wash
ington. until II o'clock a. m. Sep
tenber 10 1919. and then and there
publicly opened. for the conrfruc-
ton Of and extension 20 Building
l7s. al the Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. Washington. The extension
viii rest on foundations provided
b the government. and will have
steel frame. concrete base
course. cement mortar and metal
hath side walls. steel sash and
built-up roofing on wood sheath-
ing. Drawings and specification
No. 1909 may be obtained on appli-
Commandant Of the Navy Yard.
Puget Sound. Washington. Depos-
u Of check or postal money
order for 5000. payable ~ the
Chief OF the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks, r. required as security for
the safe return OF the drawings
and specification within five days
after the award OF the contract.
9. W. Parks. Chief Of Bureau
August ~. 1919.
PROPOSALS. INDoRsED
Puget sound. Specification No.
1881" VIII be received at the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy
Department. Washington. ID. c..
until IL o'clock a m. September
publicly opened. for furnishing
and supervising the installation OF
$500 C. T. m. steam driven re-
ciprocating air compressor In the
central power plant ct the Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. Washington
Specification sss7 may be obtained~
on application to the Bureau a
TO the Commandant, Navy Var
Puget Sound. Washington. Depos
OF a check or postal money ordef1v
for ten dollars $4,000. payable to
the Chief OF the Bureau OF farde
and Docks. is required as security
for the safe return OF the draw
ings and specification within five
days after the award OF the con-
tract G. W. Parks. Chief OF
Bureau. August -. 1919.
CIRCULAR No. 3sO-SEALED PRO- !
posals will be received in the Of
flee OF General Purchasing Agent.
Alaskan Engineering commission.l
Seattle. wash. not later than zoe
.. m. August 25th. 1913. for fur
nishing iron and steel. and mis-
cellaneouH hardware Items. Copie9
Of this circular may be obtaine<
upon application at this office, Of
from Alaskan Engineering Conn
mission. io3 Custom House. Port
land. Oregon. G. f. Dole. Genera
Purchasing Agent
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made appiica
ton TO erect n public garage
1722-2i 13th ave. north 20 feet o
lot 4. south 20 feet OF lot 5. block
~. Nagle's First Addition. Anx
one desiring to protest against
such occupation will file such pro-
test at the office OF Superintendent
Of Buildings prior to September !.
1919. William Leipper. owner.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made applica-
ton TO erect garage at 25ol-ll
Fourth ave. lots 7 and 5. block "a. I
BELLS & Denny's Addition. Anyone
desiring TO protest against suc1@
occupation will file such protest
the office OF Superintendent
Buildings prior TO September T.
Pacific State Motor Truck Co.
owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
EARN LANDS

BIG OPENING ~ YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
vs. per acre and up; easy terms:
best OF soil. on Yakima river. two
railroads: state highway. and close
70 town; under government irriga-
NlGu project that ~ an extension
~ the Sunnyside canal
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
In 40-Rcre tracts. See pictures at
our office Of land and the i'm
proved farms there. Buy now d.
rect from the owners at the low
opening prices. Several thousand
acres % the best farm land In
Washington to select from.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
ais Green Bldg.
office open Evenings Also.
FOR SALE At 4 SNAP
f0-acre ranch. on main county road.
milk and mail route. four miles
east ~ sherwood, In the well
known cedsrhoim district; acres
cleared; almost new Groom house
OF nice design; new. large barn:
good well. Onc-haif Of place is
bottom land. and the whole 40 IL
the best OF soil owner has been
sick. and needs money. and will
sell for the low price ~ N.oof
half cash. For appointment ~
see land, call al 25aa 18th ave. w.
or call Queen Anne 2512.
FARM FOR SALE-20 ACRES:
house. 3 rooms. barn: chicken
houses: five miles north OF oak
Harhor. Island county: s acres in
cultivation: e5 bearing fruit trees:
90 NroomRn fragrant walnut trees.
berries. all kinds. good roads: near
school: plenty fine water Price
s2.7s0 N taken soon. ~ miles
south Of Deception pass ferry. X.
s. Morse. owner. Oak Harbor.
80 ACRES $1,000
Cut-over SkaFit county lands close
10 Clear Lake. the best mill town
in the state. This ~ one-half reg
uiar price. 70 sell /. 900 acres quick.
" g. PETERS. 7is Third Ave.
s0-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 20
acres clear. balance In pasture;
good house: barn and chicken
house. For further informa-
tion address owner. +. J. komen.
Oak Harbor. wash.
IMPROVED i9-ACRE RANCH; Z
room house: barn; chicken
houses. brooder house: 200 pull
lets. cows. machinery. harness;
$4,000. terms. part trade. a. j.
Miller. Kingston. Wash.
90 InR SAI xyATEvx IsRnNT
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BOARD AND ROOM

REFINED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL To
board and room with respectable
family Price ~ per week and
light services after school hours
Wanted more for company Nice
home, ~ blocks from Lincoln
high school. For particulars call
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Liberal CREDIT EXTENDED
without the usual delay. No credit
manager to he consulted: no col
lcctors 10 annoy you. Just remit.
or pay at the stores monthly. Lib
eral treatment to customers ac-
counts for promptness on their
part Waldron Company, special
lzing rugs for many years, ground
floor Henry Bldg. with furniture
opposite. in Cobb Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
IOGGEDOFF LANDS

!. 600 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale 10 settlers;
easy terms; no raise In prices. SIS
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for may show
ing location, etc.
wEYERHAuSER T1MBFR co.
Tacoma BLDG. Tacoma. wash.
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nEnE IT is

= 2fe-,-rnorn cottage. In phlnney
district. with two lots ? bearing
fruit trees. raspberricH. large gar
den. IN fine shape; ~ rose bushes
aud other ahfubhery. garage
chicken coop: wood shed. house
has 3 nice ruomA large NerRuda
on front and Hide. and sleeping
porch In rear. modern plumbing
and lighting fixtures. two blocks
from Thinney car line and pave
snnnt 5000 cash Tis Slst ".
Phone ballard 1879
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Want AID Rhymes


HENRY l.. JONES
want To trade my old gray marc
For something quite In fashion.
I'll try want ad In The star.
To bring the quickest action.
Other Rhymes Elsewhere on This
Pare-Icok-yours Nav TIE There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
CIIAUFFEURs AND TANI.cAB
DRIVERS

Now is your opportunity 10 go into
the taxi.cah bnHlneae and be your
own boss. why work for some
body else on n small salary. aud
turn over the profits 20 your ofn-
ployer. when you can purchase n
taNi-cah dirt cheap. and pay for u
out 81 your monthly earningHf
These taxi-cabs are In fine con-
dition. mechanically. and look just
like new. Good terms
Taxl-cab. e-cyl. $3.50
Tsxi-cah. e-oyi. $3.50
TaSi-Cab. 6-oyi. $3.50
AUTO DEPT.
FRANK wATEnHoUsE & co.
Used Car Dept
PINE AT BELLEVUE.
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Reads The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion

Transient ehrww~ .av~vt,-'ax, nv
eeess v Tive per tw.~vti-w t.iS words
- p~~t. sta Insertions for the
pvs~e ~ five.
fweu st~wt ~r.h ~ advance rdvev-
vsssNg. ~ cents \ tine w~r INSERTION
tssx words 20 ur~,. stu Insertions
tos enc ~~t~~ ~ five. .
Classified Advertisements VIII ne
ee~ert~d nm to ~ ~'~to~h zach wscrw-
sWg for the regular afternoon edt-
t1eWa.
vour credit q. rood. rh.~~ Ns'~
-. ash for the classified sdv~vtis-
sog H~w-vtw~ut. and place ycuv
wants" before the largest audience
~ &c N~vsAwe.s
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

, o o . o o o o o o o o o o
CAN YOu INVEST 1907
have title on 20 neren of
land IN the Grays ffarbor \
oil belt. very close to where
the big oil companies are Z
drilling. + viii sell you
this title for $50. n may :
make you fortune. Any Z
way. II ia worth the chance. .
Foo
J. NJ COYLE
III aeaboard Bidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

EXPERIENCED FINIsHERs AND
hand sewers wanted on closks
and suits Diamond Pollock Coat
& Suit Co. los Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

FLORENCE DOBEfL
I want % trade my old gray mare
! can't afford 10 keep her:
The star want ads shall have the
care
They're widely read. and cheaper.
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WANT TO BUY FROM 80 TO 100
young White Leghorn chickens.
Julius Hollenbeck. Route /. Box
49, sultan. wash
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PERSONAL.

HEsSA PICKS. 81: ToUcHups
$3.50 20 1850. The results VIII
please you. All beauty parlor
work done by thoroly experienced
operators
The very best in hair goods al half
the price on Second ave
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main e507. $40 Union 81
PoslIiVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold silver.
Old or broken Jewelry. watches
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
f7 l. 9. Smith Bldg. fourth fiooy(
PIANO LESSONS. COMPETENT
Htructor Queen Anne 1890.
DIAMONDS. WATC4ES On CKEr
MICHAEL 202 PIKE ct
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UOusFKEEtI>. ROOMS

LARGE. CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING
room. 1850. for Christian people.
employed: &. y preferred. zt0
Dexter ave Elliott tDet-I.
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81 wANTFD-BOARD AND ROOM

YOUNG MAN. DESIRES
room and board with private fam
ily, home privileges. state fully.
cat star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

POWER MACHINE OPERATOKs.
hand finishers and spoilers. Sax
ony Knitting Co. Fifth and Vir-
~
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AN LARGE MANUFACTURING or
distributing firm offer honorahly
discharged army officer orpor-
tunity for permanent position on
selling proposition. with EuRran-
tee and eammissionf IL 30. address
E-ts star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

WANTED = WOMEN AND GIRLS
for light factory work. Good
wages. Apply American Can Co.
foot Of Cedar st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25

W \ nsbnsr Tsis Finh sve y
w Mrs , y FrHsrlis 1880 y.
sisti ,. > nurns. ga lyons mas /;
Pred W. uawisy. ssis ssth Ave- y
e. Edna srnuiiin, ttit ~ tsth s.;
Mrs N shinkie. Etst 10Th ave T.
W L. T Hayes. itep Pine a.. D. ,
srxer. t9t fiineklsy BIDS. 9. O.
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wa NTED - GIRL LIVING ON
Queen Anne hill to assist in gem
eral Homework and care Of baby,
. half days. Phone Queen Anne 1874.
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> NETVNNIN NFN-
vice soldier wishes private posi-
ton with family. First class me-
chanic on any car. Touring trips,
Hest OF references. years *
periencc private driving: careful
Address RIA star
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OVERSEAS ENGINEER DRIFTS
map. surveyor. desires position IN
or near Seattle. Graduate Colo
RADIO school OF Mines. Experienced
tnappl ing. assaying. Excellent
knowledge inorganic chemistry:
~ years mining experience. Phone
Queen Anne ISTG.
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wANTEp--A ROY WHO ~ GOING
to attend high school and can
make arrangements 60 get out at
2 o'clock or earlier. TO work after
school Straight salary. Roy who
has carried paper route preferred
call Mr., nonahuc. Seattle star
office.
WILL rEA,n YOU uoW 10
drive and repair on alt the stand
ard make trucks. tractors and att
tomohiles In tho shortest time
possible Special day and night
classes, Mr.. Juneau, att Cherry.
IF YOU 30 NOT FIND \ SUITABLE
position advertised here, why not
order an al In the "SituRtion
wanted column IL viii reach
hundreds OF employers and costs
hut little.
RESPONSIBLE noY WANTED
To handle good route In south
park; one with n wheel preferred
See Robinson. circulation depart
ment Seattle star.
EXPERIENCED KNITTERS SAN
ony Knitting Co, Firth and Nir-
ginis st
WANTED-LfNE noY. IL TO Is
years old: one who has quit school.
IN editorial department 81 star.
Good educational opportunities.
Apply 70 editor % star.
MANTEp-RoNS roR ROUTE car
rier- In all parts % the city, Good
chance for Advancement
Apply TO Circulation Department
Seattle star.
FfRENEN. nRAKEMEN. $3.50 10
5000 monthly Experience unneces-
sary. Write. send stamp. Railway
ASSociation. n-fl, care star
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Is SITUATIONS wANTED-MAI.E

YOUNG MAN ATTENDING THE
university wishes employment
while attending school Can drive
and care for any make car Would
80 for 4 or e-week trim at once,
Also experienced In drafting and
construction work Would con-
slider any rcmuncrRttNc propo-
sition. r. T.. Daniels. itlG T.. list
AZ
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SOLDIER DESIRES
clerical position. assistant book
keeping position Preferred good
at figures. can operate typewriter.
Salary 20 begin. 500. Tllden G
HAIRY. 1920 Tacoma ave. Tacoma.
Wnah Hhnne Main eEkt
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mons 1851 Seventh aer y Henry
T.. Iaaes. teok " 1fth blanche Hin
ton ~ = - No 2. boz Eif. Aar-
10 Converse. ROOM ~ clover ulh.
usliinHhafn WAsh Mfs y Home
wood sbta iftn ave r. w Myrtle
10 neau aits Fufhmnn ave ~. y
t.rffrf scot y ftth Mrs. J. a,
johnson. $50 coraon ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-25
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
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The undersigned has made appitca(
1924 i2th ave, north 20 feet q
lot 4. south 20 feet OF lot 5. block
~. Nagle's First Addition. Anx1
one desiring to protest against
such occupation will file such pro-
test at the office OF Superintendent
OF Buildings prior to September l.
1919 William I.eipper owner