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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29

Vital and numerous as are the great
measures pending before Congress, .
half hour devoted 10 reading the week
~ review and special articles In The
Washington Sunday Star viii keep the
reader well informed on the progress
OF what probably Is the most impor-
tant constructive legislative session In
the county's history.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29

Mems Khaki and Blue Working Shirts value
e1.2S, sale price. ...,.,...e. ~ ~
Boys Working Shirts, value 75c. sale price sSc
Mems Khaki Pants, value o.. sale price . 40 ~
Men Khaki Pants, value 81 so. sale price - An *
6oys Khaki Pants, value 90 so, sale price ~ / TX
Special Prices on Laundry Soap:
S Cnpori sorss value &c per bar: price
SIeen EASY SOAP reduced from Sc TO SC per bar
Rear Soap reduced from Sc 20 &c per bar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29

Everyone should do all he can 10
provide for his family, and In order 10
do this he must keep his physicassys-
TEN In the best condition possihle. No
one can reasonably hope 70 DO much
when he Is half sick good share OF
the time. IL yon are constipated, Bill
ious or troubled with indigestion, ret
package of Chamberlain's Tables
and follow the plain printed directions
and You win soon be feeling alrirhi
snd able 20 do days work. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29
JUNE eLEARANCE SALE !!
Starting Saturday. Ma, 3D. and Continuing until June 80 will
sell my Entire Stock at Special and Greatly Reduced Prices

LADIES shoes, Pumps and oxfords sizes 2yto ~
$3.50 - sale price. Al X
@Aoies SHOES, Sutton and Lace sizes ~ 70 az
va Tue - sale price. Observation-Disclosures
mnte Canvas Shoes, value o.. sale price q 10
nite Canvas Shoes, value e so sale price j. 7S
Le1,es tennis shoes, value Oh Is, sale price Qlc
~-'s sHnS SHOES value sllO sale price .75c
A'sses and S al Shoes White Canvas
value - p sale.price. ............ N so
Mlsses and Chlldrens Pumps value a. sala nrins q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29

] hereby announce myself % . can
didate for the ONCE OF County Treas
rfer, subject 10 the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
J. FRANKLIN ADAMS.
6-2z-tp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29
APPLICATION FoR OYSTER
GROUND.

@. Frank Owens, River Springs,
90. Mary's Co. About S acres.
Located In So. Catherine Sound, ON
the easterly side thereof. tributary.
of the Posomae River, running
northerly from trisngulstion statioo
Sound" being easserly OF Bullock
Island and souiherly OF White Neck
Banks" Is shown own" on = publ SiSs
chart No. % and stsked out by the
applicant.
Protests must BE- nled with the Clerk
OF the Circuit Conrt for So. Mary's
Connty ON or before, June n, 1919.
CONSERVATION CoAlNIaaSON or M,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29

thereby announce my candidsey for
Tho once OF States Attorney OF sc.
Of III Democratic primary.
$500. JOHN ii. T. bRIScOE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-05-29
Order Of Publication.

In the Orphans Court for st. Mary's
County, Maryland.
In the matter of the petition of John
III. T. Briscoe for appointment as
guardian 80 Jacob SCHNEIDER, q mi
nor under the age OF Il years.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONALITEMS

L. L. Bending of Ovid, was a visitor
in Julesburg Saturday.
Prof. L. D. Root of Sedgwick, was
a Julesburg visitor Saturday.
Lloyd Hogan of OWL, was a Jules
burg business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Teed went to
Sterling Tuesday on a short business
trip.
Harold Law arrived home from
Denver Wednesday evening on account
of the illness and death of his mother.
II. Y. LOCKWOOD of The Audit Co.
OF Denver. has been here the past
week engaged in the work of audit
ing the books of the Julesburg Irri-
CATION District
S. M. DUNCAN was a Julesburg vis-
itor today (Thurslay), making this
office a pleasant call and having his
name enrolled as new subscriber to
the Grit-Advocate. Mr.. DUNCAN and
family have recently moved on their
farm about eight miles east of Jules
burg from Brule, Nebr.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01

Of them are all the resources Of Amer
ica to be levied upon II need be by
Uncle Sans tremendous taxing power.
Nothing could be safer. Nothing
could be more secure.
But the life that was Easped on the
French or Belgian front will never
come back. 1t is gone forever. 1t pays
no interest
1t will be held In sacred memory
by . rescued world forever. 1t will
be honored II home and abroad by i'm
posing monuments. by heart-thrilling
expressions, by the gratitude and
Thanksgiving Of millions OF peoples as.
sured Of freedom and relief from op-
preston.
But the man who died will never
know. He can never be repaid.
His sacrifice is beyond compare.
And our moral debt to him is a.
great Is to the government. Greater,
in fact, for the government still lives
Thanks to his sacrifices, to the sacri
flee Of 10000 others and that other
two million who came out alive.
That debt we must pay. Else we
are ingrates. aye, worse.
We simply must put the Victory
Liberty Loan over.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01

institution that Is for the betterment
and Improvement Of the community;
and think that such positions ~ mem.
bers OF the school board should be
passed around. and the different ones
do their part In helping to maintain
the school. However, some Of the pa.
irons do not think l have done my
part, and are urging that l allow my
name to again be used Is . candidate
for the Secretaryship. 1 have con-
sented to do this, provided my candacy
meets the approval of . goodly ma
jority OF the patrons, SO II you think
my past record warrants . reelection
your vote on next Monday will be ap-
preciated.
H. c. SPILLMAN.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01

Rev. G. II. IaInan Sas = visitor in
Sterling last Wednesday.
A. E. LanaiAg hAs hssa in Dsover
this week on business.
Hear the ladies' Glee Club wednss-
day evening. May 7th At Sis r. 81
Mrs. A. F. Perier LET, las; Friday
for Dsavsr OF . short business trip
Mrs r H. Engleman vas = pas
senger TO Denver last Monday.
Mrs. E n Frink Of S.dsvick "a.
= Julesburg shopper last Saturday.
Miss Ola Pyle. wb0 is teaching near
Sedgxick. spent last Saturday and
Sunday Sith her mother in Jules burg.
Miss Ruth Lungrem Of Denver, Ar
rived here las, Wednesday for . vts-
II at the c. ". Rosell home
A. L. Morris Of near 6edgwick. was
a Julesbarg business visitor On last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lottie Kissack Of Holyoke. sas
in Julesbufg On business last Mos
day.
Ora Olsen Of Marquette, Nebr. Ar
rived in Julesburg last Tuesday. look
ing after land interests here.
Tbs ladies' Aid Of Ovid viii hold
Cafeteria supper in tAe church bass-
msnt Saturday evening, Nay 70. Ev-
erpbody invited to attend.
Mrs. Glen NcKinstry Of ssdgwick,
spent last Saturday II the home Of
her parents. 8. H. Carlson and family
IN this city.
Miss Francis lockwood left Tues
day for Hastings, Nebr.. for . visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Green At that
place
Mrs, Walter McGrev and baby Of
Sedgwick, spent last Saturday. visit
ing Al the Wiley Stone home in this
city.
Mr.. Geo. Erb of oothenberg, Nebr.
IL attending to the Erb Furniture
store here during the absence Of his
son Lee, Who IL visiting in Whitehall,
ILL.,
Mrs. R. c. Gilchrist arrived home
last Saturday from Grand Island.
Nebr. where she vas called on ac-
count OF the illness and death Of her
sister. Mrs. QuiseIberry of that place.
Mrs. Gilchfist visited relative, in NAL
Ia Bend, Mo. before returning home.
Grand Island Business College
GRADUATES never find it necessary
to advertise for positions. The Col
lege has been a leader in Business
Education for more than thirty years
and was the first western school to
prove that positions could he sugran-
teed and secured for graduates. Send
FOR free catalogue. Enter now. We
have no vacation. II
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01

Concert Federated church, Ma; III
Tickets Is and IS cents
A. z HoJooDb Of Chambers. Nehy.,
Uas II JuIesbusg tbs xitss par, Of
The Military GO. organization all
meet Sunday II three O'Clock r Y.
~ CaDt. A. Villiers' building, north II
The Julesburg House fTS Jmey To-
tell All former service men lease
attend
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01
THE GREATER SACRIFICE

No matter how many Liberty Bonds
you have bought, no matter how much
you have denied yourself, how much
you have sacrificed In paying for them,
you are still immeasureably short Of
the man who paid with his life for the
Allied Victory in the world war.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01
P. r. MCDOWELL, Owner Anl Pubiisher

His was the sacrifice supreme.
Every dollar you lent to Uncle Sam
in exchange for his guarantee to re-
pay at whatever rate OF interest your
bonds carried. will come back to you.
Meantime you will collect that interest.
There is no possibility Of your losing
money on the deal. 1t simply isn't to
be done II you hold your bonds. Back
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-01
SCHOOL ELECTION

l have served as Secretary of the
School Board In District 53 for the
past four years. had thought that
some one else should assume the duty
OF that office, and thus share the labor
and time spent in looking after the
interest Of the public school. be-
lieve 1t the duty Of every citizen to
do his part in helping to keep up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

FRUIT. BERRIES. $500
Groom house. electric lights. outs
buildings; all Of place thoroughly
cleared. splendid soil. good water
bearing fruit. also berries OF al
varieties: the finest garden grows
on this place OF anywhere In the
district. Convenient for any on
working in town. Easy monthl1
terms arranged. Burke x Farraf
2o3 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
lost AND FOUND

$50 REWARD WILL nE PAID
Tor the finding 81 the body Of
Floyd Hall. age II years,
drowned or Magnolia bluff
October 10 Al time Of death
he wore dark suit and high
boots.
kfTSAp COUNTY TRANS
FORMATION co.
Pier J. Main ,o5o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

YURrHER INCREAsEs
GIVEN UNTIL OPERATORS
EARN FROM $3.50 TO
oet-so PER MONTH
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rs FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
UNIVERSITY BARGAINS

UNIVERSITY BARGAINS
soxios. itth ave. n. ". Price $4,000
Old improvements.
Large hotel or roominR house. 20
rooms. Income f2i2 per month,
1890 per year. Price $1,000. In
Guiding the furniture. Terms.
i2sxi0o. close TO car; suitable for
S ~ o., gss,,ssgei corner ~ "a sixth ~
Five-room bungalow, with sleeping
porch. hardwood floors. frcuyace
exceptional bargain for $4,000:
1900 cash. WIN accept some ex-
change.
MecAsKn.L 4 DoNHAn
<i3s 18Th Ave. ~. u.
Phone North 2os
BROOM MODERN.
8 rooms. cement foundation and
basement: lot J0xiib; the best
view In Seattle OF both Sound and
city. just listed and n real good
buy; close TO junction and car
lines.
Price fs.Bo0-ranh $500.
j. ~. PRICE,
1909 w Alaska 81 Phone West IL.
A DANDY FOUR ROoM MODERN
BUNGALOW
Lots Of ine fruit; lot 7bHi0s; beauti-
ful features. small house In rear
gas. electric and water In small
house. streets graded. near car.
$500 and easy terms.
HARRY wOOLLES
4. lat - 81 a.
BARGAfss FOR THIS WEEK
81. -Eight-room. strictly modern.
almost new home: close IN.
-, oo0-Double fiat building: close
lows, on 50xfzO-fooi lot; close in.
cHAS. TENNIS
et5 New York Block Main 1882
MIR WORkIsGMAS. AN OWNER
Of nne lot. near car line and paved
street. improved with fun concrete
basement, concrete garage. steps
and bulkhead. improy y
worth $500. everything goes for
1850: terms. owner. sos Seaboard.
Elliott los or Rainier iz0-H eve
ningr.
FOR sAf.E-cOTTAGE MADRONA
MI: large living room. den. three
bedroons. kitchen. pantry, bath.
cement basement fruit. flowers;
1000. on terms. Discount for
cash. Pie s2d ave. East 10s.
MuNDAY SIGN COMPANY
For Rent or For Sale signs. Better
have a sign by Muhday." Main
2215
J-RoOM FURNISHED COTTAGE;
and bath. 1913. 2i2t t2nd ave. ~.
MAKE OFFER-FOrR- ROOM BUN
galow. Phinney district Bal. ssib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Is SITUATIONS wANrEn--MAlE

HoNOiAiiLY nfsCtiAsuED FAIL
or. age 20. desires work with op-
portunity Of learning auto repair
ing. Address u-ai, Star
POSITION ny YOUNG MAN IN Of
flee or shipping department or
can drive any kind OF car Good
reference ssi send ave
YOUNG MAR Inp NAN WITH
hardware experience wishes posi-
ton na clerk and typint Room
9t6 cedarhurR ttotel
pisCnARGEp soLplIen AGE 80
wants opportunity to learn auto
painting trade or any good trade,
Address B-t1, star
CAtkpENTERN AND PAINTING
work. garages aud small houses
built by contract Call Room J.
Elliott seBGsJ.
SCH RGEp SAILOR, HOOK
keeper, atenoHraphor. wishes POSI-
ton with reliable concern. Phone
Capitol s0sa
RETURNED soLpfER. WITH FAM
tly. must have work, truck driving
preferred, Main toos after ESQ
y. m.
biSc1iARoED SOL u TIE H. MAR
ried. experienced truck driver.
Wishes position ballard sass.
EN- NAVY FAINTER WHITES DAY
work or small contracts. Address
C@a7 star
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ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE
OPERATORS ARE NEED
ED. DUE TO CONSTANT
LIZ 1NCR SING RE-
ouIREME<TS OF SERVICE
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Elk SOLDIER. DESIRABLE. TRUST.
worthy. seeks position. Able to
drive automobiles and trucks
ELECTRICAL store preferred. Address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

on CALIFORNIA AVE
fiyr~room bungalow. modern except
furnace. fireplace. cement base
ment laundry trays. garage. on
paved street. lot b0xi5o to alley,
good view. lawn. flowers and
shrubbcry: all improvements In
and paid. $1,000. We recommend
this as an exceptionally good buy.
A GENUINE BARGAIN
1910 cash takes this handsome
modern. five-room bungalow: fire.
place. bookcases. buiit-in buffet.
cement basement. furnace. laundry
trays. garage. big. level lot. one
block TO car.
A SNAP
t-room modern bungalow. living
room. dining room. bedroom. bath,
cabinet kitchen. fireplace. beaned
ceiling. lot i0xii0s less than 800
feet TO paved street and car line.
Only $3.50: $500 cash. ts5
monthly.
w. r. CAMpBELfA
Admiral Way and California Ave.
West CIT.
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE OWL PAYS MORE for COLLINS,
furs, furniture. We buy. sell AMI
exchange everything. 1914 lat
Elliott a37i
WE WANT OR MOTORS 10
volts. direct current VIII pay
cash. Phone Immediately, A. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
SEATTLE HEIGHTS GARD EN-
TRACTS-rOER LAST
nBDnHsrIfNrTK

The last chance 20 get good SOIL,
close to Seattle. at this price.
-Four feet OF rich loan soil. free
from rock. Is minutss walk from
Interurban depot: IS minutes from
the heart OF Seattle. Price for
five acres. $3.50: our easy plan.
800 down. balance SIS per month";
For full Information. see
y. VAN ARSDALE A. co.
Main 80 1913 Third Ave.
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IS ron sALr--nEAL ESTATE
RAINIER VALLEY AND LAX
WAafiiNGTON VIEW
MODERN BUNGALOWS

RAINIER VALLEY AND LAKE
sWAsifiNGTOS VIEW
MODERN BUNGALOWS
$780, large rooms; furnace;
laundry trnys. cement foundation;
many built-in convenient features /,
lot soAlfI; 5000 cash. balance like
rent.
81 000-s rooms. modern; one mere
orchard ana garden. garage; $500
cash. balance like rent
81. 20o-s rooms. new and modern:
- acre; fruit and garden. fine
view; 1900 cash. balance terms TO
HuiL
t2.s00--i rooms, Rainier Valley; one
fine level acre young orchard.
berries and garden: best value in
valley small payment. balance
like rent
f2.ioo-s-room corner; newly paint
I'd. clean. nice home, about \
acre. near school and car. 1900
cash. balance like rent. or viii
take automobile as part payment;
all assessments paid.
a.o00--b rooms: house years old
= acre Of good land, $500 cash.
balance t25 per month.
Groom house. not new but good
beautiful grounds: garage. shrub
berry and splendid bearing fruit
trees about one acre. Rainier Val
ley. very choice location. Price
$4,000. 1000 cash. balance month
~ pap menta.
80. 500 rooms. modern; brick and
cement foundation. full basement:
cement walks. splendid bearing
orchard, abundance small fruit.
bath and two toilets. laundry
trays. splendid home. $4,000
cash. $40 per month. About =
acre.
l.. II. ROGERS
$50 Burke Block. Phone Main teff.
sunday Call nj Residence.
szoi Holly 81
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20 FOR sALE-MIsCEII.ANEOUs
SASH AND DOORS


o. II. WILLIAMS co.
fsts First Ave. =. SEATTLE
GOLD SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PAINT
FAINT TESTS or ANY STATE
Protect your buildings and save
money Mt our prices,
Inside and outside white. in g.
gal cans. per gal. ....... .stf5
In Legal. cans. per gal mann. t4.25
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
l-ply. per square .f215
@-ply. per squire .s-s.s...ss... Z.tt
3-ply. per square ............. $50
Our large illustrated catalogue,
showing full line of building ma
terial. FREQ on request
o n. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1899.
YOUR FLOORS WAVED AND poll
ished with new electric machine:
cheaper and better than the old
way; our man does IL. Elliott 1b2
The Lighthouse. Inc. as Union A.
seattle's largest electric home APP
pliancc store
THE WOMEN'S ALLIANCE OF UNI
veralty Unitarian church will hold
rummnge sale at f1f5 18th ave.
~ 70 on TUESDAY, wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Donations
gladly received
THERE'S a REASON WHY
Waldron Co. sell so many rugs. First,
it's the price; then the liberal
terms that send a large trade TO
1322 Fourth ave. Henry Bldg.
FOR LOWEST PRICE IN STRfNGED
Instruments. see Lewis nj 1917
Howell st. will change your fin
yer guitar ipfn pluNtp0 Iayynllu
style while you wait
WASHING MACHINE BARGATNS-
We have several perfectly good
electrics, $40 up: water power and
hand machines $40. The Light
house. Inc. as Union st
SOUND. RED SPITZENBERG APP
pies, 1850 per box. orchard run.
express paid to Seattle. Howard
Thompson, Granger, Wash
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 2tn Union.
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FIVE MINUTES FROM INTERUR-

BAN STATION
Three acres, very best OF bottom
land: pa acres well improved:
good creek thru place: property is
located on main highway: Broom
house, new barn and other out
buildings. III you are looking for
some good soil In a good location
here " Is: no better anywhere.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
s2t Leary Bldg. Main $3.50.
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Is FOR sAIE--REAL ESTATE
y ACRE GROUND
BROOM HOUSE

y ACRE GROUND
2-HOOM HOUSE
800 CASH
And only us per month. with per
cent Interest
Ny unit houses. on Little city
Farms. In West Seattle are a
great success. Uncle Sam says
own your home and you will be
better citizen. l know that my
many buyers at Little City Farms
are more satiafied citizens. It's
tho only way in Seattle to get
away from the landlord. the coal
man and tho market Free wood
free rent. garden and chickens
VIII solve your living cost Get
literature or 500 me,
H. c. PETERS. 7Is Third Ave.
or 20 direct 60 Local office.
Si2i abth Ave. $. W.
Open Every bay After I u. NJ.
HALF ACRE, BROOM HOUSE.
St,f5O
Half acre Of rich black soil, thoroIy
cleared, 3-room house. large front
abundance Of small fruit. chicken
house; located walking distance OF
Medina. across the lake: good
transportation to and from the
city; n real bargain at s1,l50: $500
7. VAN ARsDALE a. co.
Main ~. 1919 Third Ave.
81. 0O0--pHiNNEY
Five rooms and bath. down, 2
upstairs; nice clean place; fine
lawn and shrubs; lot 32xi0O TO an
alley. one block from Phinncy car.
$500 cash See this place. owner
must sell, going away.
H. r. NELSON a co.
o27 Seahoard Bldg.
MODEST PRICED HOME
ROOMS AND SUN PAltLOR
s2,650
Two good lots. fruit and garden.
assessments paid. $500 down and
$50 per; or 1850 down and si5. or
$500 down ana s3h per MONTH IL.
q. win, owner. b247 18th N. II.
kcnwood 2.
PHINNEY BUNGALOW
w. 500 room modern bungalow:
large living room with bcamed
ceiling and fireplace: paneled
dining room. Nifty little home.
$1,000 cash. s25 per month. M
Ipth Take Phinney car. Phone
QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
Fivc-roon bungalow: cement base
mcnt; nice lot; only $1,000: $500
cash, balance like rent
CLINTON a BECKMAN
Elliott 23Oi. BIS Seabonrd Bldg.
5000 ROOM MODERN CoTTAGE;
lot f0x102: $500 cash, SIS per
month and interest. Cali al 6soa
Sunnyside ave. Hope station.
Green Lake car.
CoWEN PARk--EASy TERMS
~. IL. konwood 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
ACRES NORTH
nLt IL. AsI.,II-L-

On BotheiI paved boulevard. ~
miles north OF Cowen Park and
University. owned by seattie's
largest bank by foreciosurc----nox.
Offered for sale at what they ha<
involved. $500 for your choice
any acre: good auto bus seryiey
from sixth and olive 10 your door.
good school. store and community
clubhouse on land: terms are 10
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. 6 per cent Come ana
have fret choice. IL. $. Hendricks
son, 41s Boston Block. Elliott
10g1 Eaat AGA
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Rates Per Insertion
Want AID Rhymes

NORA CARPENTER
Sis Third Ave.
I need a firrt-clsss serving maid.
I'll give the highest wages paid.
A want ad in The Seattle Star
VIII reach them all wherc'er they
Oehsr Rhymes Elsewhere on This
PAee-Inok--Yours May he There
- FEMALE HEi.r WANTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
BUILDERS AND INVESTORS.
AT-TfNTIOSi

BUILDERS AND INVESTORS.
ATTENTION.
We wish 20 call special attention 20
the following North End corners
and 90 the very low prices at
which same are being offered.
T. w. corner Second ave. and Vine.
This eiose-in double corner for
$4,000.
~ y. corner John 1T. and Warren
ave. This fine apartment house
site. izoHi2o. for $1,000.
~ u. corner Harrison and Second
ave. w double corner. i20rizo.
for $1,000.
$. y. corner First and Cedar. three
fun lots. isonios. for $4,000.
" w. corner Queen Anne drive.
Queen Anne ave. and W. Roy. i5zx
i@7. Splendid location FOR stores
and nats. $1,000.
S. W. corner Olympic pi and First
ave. W. iBoxiss. for $4,000
An entire block bounded by w. Roy.
". Mercer. second and Third ayes.
asoN.3e. Call for special price
We hsw. several ohoie. corners In
kinnear Park district suitable for
high class residences. We have
constant calls for houses in this
district. and none to offer. Special
terms to builders.
CARTER. MACDONALD A. MILLER
.gs Columbia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
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WAX SAYINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
BOND RECEIPTS BOUGHT
Hb Loans on $50 Bond. s0c Per Ma
open Saturdays Until +. NJ.
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917 American Rank Bldg.
Main 1856. Second and Madison.