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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
FOUGHT EACH OTHER
TO A STANDSTILL
New York Ship and MeIrose
Football EIevens Battle to
Scoreless Tie

Atlantic City. Oct 27.-Ncw York
ship. of Camden. and the Mclrose Ath-
letc Club football teams battled
through four hard PLAYED periods to n
scorelcss tie here yesterday.
The visitors gained principally
through tho line. In the second period
the shipbuiders lost an opportunity for
touchdown when the pigskin was
fumblcd on the 7-yard line. Kertland
recovered the ball and booted it into
safe territory.
Grobes was the star for Mclrose.
Bell was the shining light for New York
Ship. He did some excellent kicking
Laws. former star at Rutgers, proved
hard tacklcr. The line-nn:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Barnes Beats Golf Champion

Detroit, oct. 27.--Jamcs NJ. Barnes.
Sunset Hill. ST. Louis, western omen
champion. defeated Walter Hagen, De
troit. national open champion. and Alex
Ross. 1907 American title holder, by
eight strokes in a thirty six hole medal
match at the Detroit Golf Club Barnes
had $50 for the thirty six holes eight
over par,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Tender Scored Knockout
Ouer Noye, Says Doctor

Exchanges received today with
stories of the Tender Noye bout in
Denver last week, state that the
Philadelphian scored clean
knockout. In story written under
the name of Abe Pollock. the fol-
lowing statement made by Doctor
Mack, club physician, appeared: II
examined Noye and found that there
was no indication of foul blow
having been struck. and it is my
opinion that he could have con.
tinued the fight had he cared to-"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Bucknell Nav PLAY Vlncome

Lewisburg. Pa, oct. 2T.--BuCknells grid
iron squad returned yesterday from Annap-
oils "A tired and sore lot Of athletes. Al
though the Orange and Blue trailed the
Nidshipment there Is no dissatisfaction her"
over the Bucknell showing. The breaks OF
the game went against Reynold $ men. and
the Middes turned them Into two touch
downs. which were more than enough to win.
The Buckncll management IL angling for
same here next Saturday. negotiating with
the Vincome Athletic Club. OF Philadelphia
and st. BonaHentura College. The date Is
open because Of Albrights refusal to fulnll
it's contract.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
READING MAY Drop Out

Baltimore. Oct. 2I.--In an interview
yesterday Manager Jack Dunn, of the
Orioles. in discussing the outlook for
the International League for next year.
predicted that Providence and Mon =
treal would be in the circuit Dunn
said that Reading was likely to drop
out, while Newark's status was doubt :
full.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Preparlno for Meet

Preparations are being made to send
the racing stables of George ID. Widener
and Joseph f. Widener to Baltimore for
the opening of the November meeting of
the Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico,
Royal Duck will be the candidate of
the j. f. Widcner stable for the $4,000
Walden stake for two year ODDS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Hamburg, Pa, Oct. %. - After a
closely contested target shoot over the
Hamburg Rod and Gun Club traps, this
afternoon. John II. Worley tied with
Howard Confer for the honors in the
Hamburg Board of Trade Cup event
each smashing As out of 80 rocks, =
Thomas Henne tying with Fred Con
fer. of Harrisburg. for the runner up
cup,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
CURLEY, JR., CHEER LEADER
Acrobatic Performances Of Young
Philadelphia Unique Feature

Annapolis, Nd, Oct. 27.-In John
j. Curley, Jr., of Philadelphia, Mike"
Curley, Ps he is known to every mid
shipman. the Naval Academy has some
thing unique in the way of cheer
leader this year, and he is sure to at
tract and please when he does aero
batic and oriental dances and tumbline
stunts in time with the yels and songs
at the New York Polo Grounds when
the midshipmen and cadets meet on No
vember 20.
The navy cheer leader is highly
skillful and novel performer in his line
and improves with every game at Ann .
apolis. On Saturday a crowd of of
ficers from the Italian ship Cont ii
Cavour saw the game against Bucknell
and they appeared delighted at Curley's
antics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Nativity Closes Season

Nativity C. C. closed its 1910 season
yesterday afternoon, going down to
defeat before the Hilldale Club for the
fourth time this season by the score
of 3 to ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Reading, Pa, Oct. 27.-Over 5000
spectators saw the Kaufman Profes
sionals of Reading, the title holders for
ton team, 81, in the final game for
the Berks county championship played
on the Carsonia Park diamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Wildwood. 13; Cape Nav. ?

Wildwood, n. j., Oct. 27.-Wildwood
A. A. defeated Section Base, of Cape
May, IL to Z. The playing of Rich =
man. for Wildwood, and Carpenter for
the service men, featured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

popular Evidence OF It's success Is fur
lished in the annual report OF the boxing
commission for the fiscal year ended Sep.
tember 80 This document discloses that the
Skeeter State received a revenue OF $50.
020. 90 through its tax on boxing for twelve
months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
National A. A. U. Meeting Nov. l.

New York oct. o7-rhe annual conven-
tion OF the Amateur Athlete Union of the
United states will be held this year at the
Copley Plaza Hotel Boston, Mass, Monday.
November Z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

LOCAL HOCKEY TEAM WINS
Defeats Haddonfield Eleven
Hockey League Competition

The Philadelphia Cricket Club hockey
team defeated the Haddonheld eleven in the
Hockey League competition at st. Martins
half the Cricket club was leading by 4
goals to I and in the second half 1t added
two more to the total. Haddonfield tried
hard to score in the second half but the
Cricket CLUB defense was too strong. The
liup-up:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

MEL COOGAN, Brooklyn light
lyl weight. will act as pinch puncher
in the headliner at the Olympia tonight:
He will box in Johnny Dundee's stead
against Stanley Hinckle, of Gray's
Ferry. The Italian jumping jack can
celled his bout at the Olympia with
telegram to Promoter Harry ID. Ed
wards, which stated in part: II am
sorry that we had this trouble. 1t was
not really my fault l had accepted
Milwaukee bout before yours. Milwau-
kee boxing commission would haye
barred me for life, Any time you need
me will gladly box for you unon
the receipt of this wire. Promoter Ed
wards called Dundee on the long dis
tance for further explanation. Dun
dee said that he had a $500 forfeit
posted for appearance for his Milwau-
kee mix. the contract covering which
having clause that Dundee be in
that city five days before his bout.
Edwards stated that he would gladly
nay Dundee's forfeit if he would go
through with tonght's match, but
Johnny answered that the barred for
life" thing in Milwaukee had to be
taken seriously.
scotty Montelth. who used to manage
Johnny Dundee. before the, latter decided to
manage nag himsef has been been handins u the on rems M
his first bouts under the Monteith banner
the Wop n an 6oS m
jersey City.
FREDDY Reese. a New York giOXemsn. will
night. His opponent will be Johnny, Mealy'
sehedssd While While Nj Mickey ' Russell opposes
Joe Lynch made big hit with the fans
Saturday night by standing back and allow
Referee Pop o'Brien. II was believed that
IN % the @ other joey's eye: eye % but after tn the bout
Burman said Lynch had something on his
dsnty was dTGP Of he solution hynshs
ear na aeed on the 'he
Johnny Tillman and Jack Britton have
q viii cSme tOssther R in "a
Thorpe box, tonight, Clippings OF stories
written by Abe Pollock and Dean snyder re;
week,
Pal Moore has Jumped d the stall of IN Nate
6o To or hs % Bout
S%pm Ws y IIosf HSak has to tS thf
was given out by Jack Hanion and cor
roborated by Tommy Walsh, partner Of
| Lewis
Mickey Russell. who boxes at the Olympia
tonight. has been rematched with Battling
Mack OF Camden for the eiEht-round star
| scrap at the Atlantic City Sporting Club
Thursday night, They recently put on a
ssnsa tonal set-to, Two other ,eight-rounders
| Johnny Tillman and Billy Rolph and Reddy
| Bell The opening six-rounder will bring to-
| gether Eddie Cavanaugh and Johnny Ray.
| Young DAY apparently Is no iav In the
ring, This youth, Newburgh. Pa. 49,
FOUNDER. has scored four knockouts out OF n
total Of Aye bouts at Trenton. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Benny Valger may meet his former stable
mate. Willie Jackson. In bout at Newark
n. J. Negotia tions for a Jackson-Valger
bout have been on for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Joe Lynch will box Jabez White in Boa
ton tonight and Jack Wolfe In Detroit Mo-
vember before he comes here for his
match with Pete Herman at the Olympia,
November sl2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Mickey Russell. who boxes at the Olympia
tonight has been rematched with Battling
Mack OF Camden. for the eiEht-round star
scrap at the Atlantic City Sporting Club
Thursday night They recently put on a
Sensational set-to. Two other eight-rounders
will be between Whitley Fitzgerald and
Johnny Tillman and Billy Rolph and Reddy
Bell The opening six-rounder will bring to.
gether Eddie Cavanaugh and Johnny Ray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Jack Britton will appear In his first bout
since recovering from spell Of illness
when he meets George Doig at La Sale, H.,
tonight. Britton has been on the side lines
for several months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
Results of Football Games Played
on College GridirOn Saturddu

East and South
Penn. 23; Lafayette. o.
Dartmouth, 0; Cornell. o.
w and j., 13t syracuse, o.
Colgate, Y; Princeton o.
Columbia, o; Amherst, I.
Harvard. All; virginia, o.
Yale, 81; Tufts, o.
Iehigh, 10; Carnegie Tech. o.
Penn state, AZ, Ursinus, 7.
MuhienbcrR is. Catholic University. o.
Maine, 90; Bates, II.
Brown. 20; Norwich, o.
Springfield Y. N. &. A. College. So; Fort
Pittsbursh. 10. Gcorrin Tech. o.
Navy, 81; Bucknell. o.
Bowdoin, 80; Colby. O.
Holy Cross, 90, Conn. AEEies. 0.
Army, 13i Boston College, 0.
virginia Poly, o. Maryland state, o.
Psnna N. c. II; st Johns, IA.
Yale Freshmen, 35; Andoyer, O.
Wesleyan, Al; Union Q.
Stevens. 81; Rhode Island state. 2.
Harvard Freshmen. "a; Exeter, 12.
Mass. AGEies. 25; Vermont, o.
Rochester. 2si Garrison, o.
New York, i0i Rensselaer,, 0.
Williams. 13; Hamilton. o.
Western Maryland. o; Mount st. Mary's, o.
New Hompshire, 12; Lowell Tech, 2.
Swarthmorr. 90; Johns Hopkins. @.
Rutgers. IA; New York Aggies, o.
Hobart, 81; Buffalo. 6.
Wesleyan, 81; Lebanon Valley. D.
Mlddlebury. !; st. Lawrence. 0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Young Jay apparently Is no jaw in the
ring. This youth Newburgh. Pa, 49,
FOUNDER. has scored four knockouts out OF a
total OF Ave bouts at Trenton. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Professional boxing in New Jersey is very
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

Pal Moore has Jumped the stall Of Nate
Lewis. who chaperoned the Memphis Tenn.
Jimmy Wilde. Moore has returned to the
stable of Billy Haak hometown fight
was given out by Jack Hanlon and cor
roborated by Tommy Walsh, partner Of
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-12
PROVISIONS

Election Precinct SO ~ Ga the ,owi
" nanuucte.
Election Precinct SO "a IN the tows
Iof ltnuHiown.
t.ggtion Precinct SO -. h Che towl
or Bishop
Election Precinct so H. nt ur neal
oso school House.
Election Precinct 80. ig af or mem
Morgan Gin
Election Precinct No d. at or neal
Sunshine School lluusr
Election Precinct $50. tf TOO or ncai
tluur Nl1ff ~ruuOi House.
Election Precinct SO. 49, in tie town
90 of Fort Arlnsas.
Election Precinct 80 2D ai or neaf
Jackson SChou, House.
Election Precinct No %. lt or neaf
Beach Hotel
Aud the folowing named narsons
aye hereby appointed manlgafs uf said
election.
Election Precinct SO court House.
Chw Now ~ Nouers. joe Mlrsnr
w g.. Hardin.
Election lreanct No. e. city Hair
J. y Fit1 .nmorH 90. % Wright D. o.
NerrInan. D. y Shoemaker
Election Precinct $50. p at 0r neHr
Oh Masonic Halls sam Anderson q g.
mnnus.
Election Precinct No. Rcuthingcr
Bros store JaNe Nerfhurcr Uaaseil
SnfnTe F d Muillran j. w. lrestiy
Election Precinct SO s. lt or near
be>non's table rhul. D.. southssts
". ID G.. Gussctt D. g. nesuon. &. Z
Shaw.
Election Precinct $50 g. at or near
staples street School House. Kelvin
hunne. d. A. 5eEtest vs. %. Hlnke Tom
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-12
nv oRLEANs corToN.

fN| 'N' N'fNNNIfNt
NEW ORLEANS IuH Ii Sudden
stroneih AVle developed hf COTTON fHl.
lowlnF slump n he tlrN f.adlnt
aa ihe result ul rrpNrts from NHahr
iuEfun lnni nearly 500 rraHierunH On
commoec with 9,rmHnt Woud muo-
ilat~ Do. ufffN i'r.OfA Wtr ecnt tO
new hisn ltsrls iuN touching 36.Ns.
From thc lowest io Do highest There
WAS a. rise 90 81 hHie on ihe stfongf
months ln th' afternoon thc markct
syaa Hefire
LoWlf riices wcra caused uu fhs
opening ny ihe mnriae strike hctler
wear her mop ard renHiff uf improved
crop conditions Selling was Increased
a.. glt4sfe nutfau asn wgnflNN
condition nf 81 per celf of Tine norma
Tho reports concerning NHfiuuu'
,rrto immtdiutriN followed hN % hulg,
lafor here Wcr, rcpofi thn' cotton
Ninpafa dnaAdy htd obtained ooaar
freight room iur Hremcn
NIuHlue prices Wsr 4 ner advances
uf 80 90 ht points.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-12

amiscd. gravel or paved roads and
turnpikea, and f1r the levy and
collection Of q tax 20 provide Tor
interest ard sinking fund for said
bcndn."
and those opposed shall hove wr|iion
or printed ou their ballots words,
Against the Issuance OF bonds
for the purchase Of district roads
and the further construction. main
tonance and operation q ntacad-
amized, gravel or paved roads or
turnpkcs, and against the levy and
collection % tax 20 provide FOR
Interest," and sinking fund Tor said
bonds"
The mannnr OF holding Wa election
shln he ruttfnrd hp ihD Laws uf th,
Sflt1 governing general election.
li u. IiiFii. ANI1.
Counis Judge of NUer.s oo.tif fnNas
ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-12
FoRFIoN ENcHANoE

sley ti.hl 4ikH
f. ine tN lHNa Itr7.
ru.liug goo daus 4lf4
tfHos eishf Nsfis
Frames day GsB
Sew Nlfk call money rullng per
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
PLAN J
FOR WORKERS
And SOLDIER

Backing up The Mctai Trades
council resolutions adopted ~set.
ago advocating the establishment Il
a W0rkcrs. Soldiers ana Eailors'
council h. provide employment ZOE
discharged service men in order 70
keep up the standard ~ labor con-
dliioua. resolutions Tuesday wers
passed by the Moving Picture Ma.
chine Operators local 80 isl.
They recommended the council a. Z
solution for the present labor prob
lcm 81 finding Jobs FOR discharged
Hoidiera and sailors.
The local aiEo passed "a resolutloaA
lnstructing it executive oommiifso.
20 arrange with the government ID
flciala for the education ~ lnjurs<|
service men into the motion pleturo'
machine operating trade. for a
many men as desire such educa iioa
and az can be employed after carr
ing the trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
AfRI.AfE

tN Arniss 800
All very good ievri loan Hniit To-
Gated ln best poultry ana ffuIt
district. fourteen miles Wrft "l
city, hdluinlna one oi ne best
poultfy arms ueaf seattle
Nrrs handy Go seattle nr iifrm'rtuu
market This tract VIII mako you
a. good small farm
Terms fInH cash
gttTTBHb LANb COMPANY
tf7 Tbird Ave 4Ig Third 49,"
ron bAt.E 40 ACHES LAND. 10
acres cleared good auii sRi good
pasture land. large orchard
room house. large barn and Few
outbuildinKH, good water system
neat rniirond station. good school.
@ cows. helferh hnd one hrhNE
horse. one mile from beach. Must
cell al "a shcrifire. Price only go
pef ncro write for terms. J. 4,
White irwin. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
WATCH COLDS
SAYS M'BRID(

Spanish influenza. while foilowine
general decline in intensity, r.
nswed It's grip on Seattle this week
according 20 figures on new case
and deaths reported TO the CITY
health department
Flye deaths and 60 new cas4s
were reported by noon Wednesday.
while Tuesday a total OF &c new1
cases and 10 deaths were recorded
wednesday, total. estimated by he.
mornings report. VIII be highsr|
than Tuesdays.
Or. Mcbride. as a warning to'
the individual who has a sllghel
cold Wednesday says.
Persons with colds or Ia grippo'
symptoms should remsnber That 8;
slight aggravation Of their case.
will az the present time. probably
develop influenza and influenza com
pllcations. Every cold should be a.
tended 10 at once"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
wANTED-REAL ESTATE
~ ron ENCU,N.E--REAL
ESTATE

To EXCHANGE - ACREAGE At
city iimltn. close 60 car line view
81 Sound. parallel Co graded street
Tor stock of Erocrries of general
merchandise IN good condition.
from $1,000 60 ta.b00 Ihono ".
a Sanford West a4f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

stalls SO. sugar cured picnic
hams. CSC 10; choice steer rib steak.
CSC n; choice steer pot roast. lTL c
N. stall 1876. large cans milk. csc /.
large bottle catsup. soc: cans Our
Choice peas. Ssc cans Madrona to-
matoes S5c. Mexican beans. i0c n:
fbs popcorn. Csc. stall iae. cher
rles, lSc can: bars Bob White soap.
25c. sauerk rRut. i5c can: bulk Jelly,
i2c 10. Stall l20, Savoy cabbage. lee
and l5c per head: lbs Brussels
sprouts. 35c: artichoke roots, Ioc N .
stall lui. mincemeat. 2bc III: saner-
kraut ats. csc; cranberry sauce.
80 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
16-YEAR-0lO KILLER
EXPLAINS FATAL SHOT

TACOMA. Jan. ST meant d
fire in the air just TO scare him.
testified 'Is.year old Prank sowden
when he took the stand late yee
ierday in his trial on a charge q
numbering Walter Hopkins. ano,hes|
lad. on Halloween. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

New dry prunes. 3 lbs. CSC. whits
or black figs. Csc III: Holly flour.
No. 10 bag csc. etia III, bag si.is:
l6-uA. Prices baking powder, h5c; -,
u @, or Cascade soap. : bars 20c:
large pkg, Ccrctana oats. s9c; Oat-
ana or Cerctana pancake flour 4-th.
bag sac; fun at. bottle vinegar. iSc:
folger's Golden Gate coffee, SSc H..
y lbs. Csc: Blue Ribbon tea. 55o 10,
~ III. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
% BUSINESS orroRr, MITES

SEATTLE INVESTMENT 60.
agi Heaboard iildR
Fourth Ave. and Pike g.
Phone Elliott 1919
sHGNGLE MILL
. 900 cords ~ perfection shingles
bolt Timber free from rotten or hoi'
low hearts or wind checks. 90 live.
large upland cedar. easily logged
plant very complete. costing ~ the
least t22.500 viii r"ii for 1880.
with cnsh payment ~ 10000
EutSGLE MEN TAKE NOTICE.
Az perfection shingles bring u per
thousand above clears. ana cost
only 2ac more 10 produce. you can
pay for this mill ana make $4,000
IN two yenrr
GENERAL NEpCifANDfsE
STORE
eleven years. this N one
u Seattlc's best opportunitics. you
can step right into a good paying
business in every respect. owner
owns buildings. lot and every
thing. absolutely without debt
against them. owns also house and
lot In rear. which he will retain
and make his home. he has heart
trouble. and the doctor has ordered
absolute rest and he h. DESTROYS of
ceiling 90 nice people. and viii sell
on trial and guarantee you VIII
clear more than $500 per month.
Price $4,000. on small payment
and the balance from the business
lie does not need tho money. Ar he
has made very nice little fortune
here Ia eleven ysarH Fine living
rooms over store. Modern in 'ey.
cry respect This In absolutely the
best proposition Of this kind IN Sc
attic today.
MANUFACTURING PLANT
4 fige opportunity Nv offered for
some one 90 get into one Of the
best paying furniture factosies in
the country. al the owners are
working IN the plant and want
some one 10 put IN some money
and take an active part In the
business. Your money TO be- used
IN expansion You will double
your money and be- assured Of
steady employment
GARAGE AND REPAIR
owner sick and must b. operated on.
needs money very badly. rent. $40
month. Lease. four years. and ev.
"rything goes: oply 800 for every.
thing for immediate sale
GARAGE
ONE HALF INTEREST
Rem; f5s. is-car storage. all kinds Of
tools. good stock % accessories.
one Of the owners IL forced 20 sell
This plane IL always foil Of work at
right prices. $500 for quick sale.
FUEL YARD
An old established place. doing n big
business This place has every
thing needed IN this line. including
Federal trucks. wagons heavy and
light. good office. large storage
sheds. and rent h paid for II
months one 81 the very best rea.
sons for selling and a genuine bar.
gain at o. $50. This opportunity 20
step right into "A large pa wing bust.
ness viii not last long.
CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS
We advise parties contemplating en-.
terlng these lines that now is the
time 10 sc; IN. while stocks are
low; gives you a chance TO get in
Tor little money. and in contempia.
ton II this condition we have can.
NasHed the city thoroughly. and
can offer you some exceptionally
good bargains AT this time. ranging
In price from 1900 20 $1,000
NOTIONS AND DRY GOODS
STORE
Same owner five years. and doing n
iisday business. rent SIS. living
rooms: good stock: just the thing
for lady 10 handle. only 1850 for
fun price. Good reasons for sell.
ing.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
s2i Seaboard Bldg.
Fourth Ave. and Pike St
Hhar. Erafsnss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08
Seattle Sixth in
Postal Business

Seattle is tho sixth city in i'm.
portance in the United States. &C.
eording TO Postmaster Edgar Battle.
who says that II the size of cities
are to be Judged by postal trans.
actions. only five offices in the
country did a greater money order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-08

Will HtfY
Liberty Bonds bought Or sold
! 10000 Canada on and Venture
1000 Alaska Petroleum and coal
500 Pacific Electric Wridfr
300 Universal HiEh-iuwrr Tel
WILL. Bell
200 Universal tttEh-rower Tel.
500 iraruu Coat Forks oil
1000 Great Western Petroleum.
1909 Western Smelling and Power
400 AlankA Copper River Co
600 chitina kuHkuihnh
$500 American Oii. Lone Star on
600 Red Monarch. mack Hawk
1000 Mount Rainier Mining GO.
GOO Wyoming Pacific ptf
@eoe Alaska HomeHtakr Mining Co
MAX WtNkiEE
3it tniou 81 Elliott $50
LIBERTY nONDs
tin 81.
iiomEht az $3.50
SOLD a. aaGi0
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second and Madison.
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StalI II, lbs. fine granulatcd
sugar. 5Sc stan &C. large cans Car
nation milk. l4iac. stall 1871.
skinned solcs, lbs 2sc Eastern
oysters. t5c pit; fresh herring. lbs.
l5c. stall 1923, rcd snapper. i5c 10. :.
black cod. l5c N. stall SO. fresh
whole Goldfish. lee n: fresh dressed
solcs, lbs. Csc; smoked hloaters.
&c III. stan ~. pure fresh milk.
lSc OF. stall a. sweet potatoes, 2
ms l5c; Florida grape fruit. i0c
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cod, iSc NJ salmon trout. Soc M
Olympia oysters, zoe pit; Eastern
oysters, t5c pit stan lie. steer pot
roast 22isc ID; Armour's starr
bacon. b5c III; leaf lard. - &c 10.
lamb stew. zoe ID, good bacon. -
per H.