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The Washington times., 1919-01-26

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Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
sTUMPs FOR FUEL

There is a chance for some inventor of practical turn of mind to devise a method of reducing stumps to stove length so that they may be. used as fuel in this time Of shortage and high prices. Attention IS newly called to the subject by the holding of a conference in New York, at which the outcome of experiments conducted in Michigan were seriously discussed. These ex- periments demonstrated that about 8 worth of dynamite would reduce eight cords of stump wood to desirable di mansions for handling, and the New Workers figured that if each acre of wooded land in the state would produce one cord, the state as a whole would save 1,125,0 tons of coal year.
 But there are stumps and stumpA Even if our eastern neighborS have solved their problem, it is no sign that they have found a method adapted to the Pacific Northwest. No New York CT, or Michigander, either, knows what a real stump is A cord to the acre, in- deed. There are logged-off acres out this way that would produce a hundred cords of stump wood, if there were any way of making it portable. Under present conditions, unfortunately, this must continue to be wasted. The stump of a giant fir does not respond to academic treatment The problem is intensely practical.
 However, it is to be hoped that re- search work will be continued Any discovery that will give value to fir stump is worth while from two view points. There will be not only con- servation of material, the by-products of our timber land, but stimulus to
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
BLUE TRIANGLE NOTES
NEHW AH
  V
This Weeks Y. ". C. A. Notes

ms Weeks Y. W. C. A. Notes
 The nominating compittee of the business Girls club will meet Monday evening at the Y. ". c. A. rooms.
 tuesday afternoon the freshmen Hi- I glrls entertain the Sophomore girls al East Lake park, the .Sophomores having beaten the Freshman girls in the annual membership campaign.
 hl-Y girls will entertain their mothers Wednesday afternoon at the both mothers and daughters are CO., operating in arranging a most delight ful program.
 the Girl Reserve corps of Adams and Monroe schools will meet at the boarding home to plan the summer program for Girl Reserve activities.
 The Hi-Y cabinet will hold the last meeting of the year at the club rooms in the high school, Thursday after noon.
 Thursday evening the Business Girls club will hold their annual busi- ness meeting and election of officers at the '. W. c. <. grounds. Supper will be served promptly at o'clock and every member of the club is urged to make her reservation early in the week. The summer program will be discussed and the summer recreation committee appointed.
 The '. W. C. A. was the scene of a lively affair on Thursday evening, when 80 Girl Reserves of the Y. W. c. | A. gathered at their annual banquet. Each of the six corps of the Monroe and Aadms school were in costume. The guests of the banquet were Miss McMasters, a national secretary of the Y. W. c. A; Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., Miss Edna Porter and Miss Ethel Ro- senberry. Mariana Farnsworth acted as toastmiStress. Responses were made by Beatrice Eads, Catherine Fretchmsn. Ruth Loftus, Dorothy Sprigg and Thelrna Carr.
 Alter the banquet, the girls ad- journed to the gymnasium, where stunts were given.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
bATTLESH|P FLEET COMING ID COAST
 FUR JULY FOURTH

SAN DIEGO, May 17.-An armada of the largest dreadnaughts ot the United States is expected to arrive Tn San Diego harbor. anchoring off Coro- nado Tent City about July 1, and It IS planned for the fleet to take part Tn the greatest observance of the 4th or July ever held at any beach resort on the coast.
 According to reports from Washing ton, the. first division coming IS to De composed of IS of the biggest dreao- naught type of battleships. They are to be accompanied by forty or more destroyers, auxiliary and supply snlps: As soon as the complete itinerary or the fleet is received by the San Dlego chamber of commerce and the Coro- nado board of trustees, definite plans will be made for monster reception
 In place of the usual Fourth of July celebration at Coronado Tent City. tnls year with the presence of the fleet movement is already on foot for a big Victory celebration. Men Of the fleet, soldiers from Camp kearny, av- iators from North Island as well as civilians will take part
 According to word from Washington Lne NlSll Ol lut dIuldud bO Sdi4lOl AiAe' and Pacific coast waters is to be a demonstration o.the people of the coast and visitors from inland states of the most modern battleships of the new navy. It will also prove to the world the flexibility of the American fleet with the aid of the Panama canal ir quickly diverting to the Pacific these biggest and best of the fleet ships for any emergency.
 As it has not. been decided to hold half of the American fleet on the Pa cific owing to the failure to act on the Helm report in Washington, this visit of the armada in July may be the only opportunity to witness the great gathering of warships at one port foI many months to come.
 Use The Republican Classified Page.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

clear some of the finest agricultural the food needs of the country in future years. this will be even more import ant than any probable addition to our fuel supply There will be coal enough as soon as the pressure upon transpor-
 tation has been relieved. but we shall
 need more and more farms to meet the
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
HOME BREWED ALE

Make your own in your home. Our recipe by far the best on the market today. Simple and inexpensive to make Send fifty cents for formula or for three dollars we will send recipe and ingredients to make 4s short quarts. P. o. Box 32s. Phoenix. n
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

demands of an increasing population and to keep the cost of living within bounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
Navy APPLICANT
Determined LAD
Three RefuSaIS Don't "Faze''
Underweight Youth,

Sterling Price Bays middle name
isn't determination" but II ought 70
be Bray is. Woodiofd boy who has
made three "tabs" st getting into
the navy and hasn', given up yet, IN
the face Of enough encouragement to
take the pep" out oi half , doIen
applicant,
The first umt Bray asked TO be
taken into the navy he was only 10
years old, and his folks couldn't see
themselves letting their baby boy e.
OF IN foreign water, chasing sub
marines. % he had io ,tay al home.
The nest time be- asked for admit.
ianre. he va, u year, old and had
his birth certificate and parents con
sent with him. but the doctor looked
him over aud told him his ton,ils
were too large
Back home he went had M, ton,il,
oui ont and was ready 10 make hi,
third attempt when Spanish influenza
took HIM on lof round Or two AS
soon A. he was able to travel. he got
on the train ipr Oklahoma CITY. and
the nsyJ officials . day ~ 10 ago had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

10 refuse him because he wa, thirty.
three pound, underweighi because Of
the FLU"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

when he heard OF the incident, and
we're all going to look for that boy
back"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

That's Just the kind Of boys We
are looking for" Lieut. q. $. Dale
N the navy recruiting station declared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
Euervwhere-"AN Over the World".

From the frozen north to the sandswep deserts of Egypt men,
and children will welcome PIGGLY WIGGLY and say
1T IS OURS AND 1T is GOOD" PIGGLY WIGGLY will carry
its message of service economy and cleanliness all the
world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY MARCH %, 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
BOND CLUBS CO
over THE To
More Employees 0yast-
scribe for Victory La

Victory bond clubs are going NJ
the top every day with mon II
100 per cent subscriptions Fsthp
ing Is the latest list Of club nssnx
Bank Of California, II, ~ ct
Bankers Printing Co.. 100 pa ct
Bergoust-Davies Co, i47 "a urt
Burnett Bros. 100 per cent: ]. c.
Cohen Cigar Co. 1856 PER at
Chanslor g. Lyon Co. IL p9 ct
Dexter Horton National Bank u
Dexter Horton Trust 4 saving d.
LOG per cent: r. q. Dun Z ca u
per cent: Economy Public NIX
iis per cent: Henry C. Ewing q
ios per cent: J. w. FAIes Z o. y
per cent: Fleming I Moore, ~ =
cent; johnson 6 Hiegfns. Il TaA
ington. Iis pr cent: Maantls
Printing Co. 10 per cent; Modem
Appliance Co. rs " cent; Moro
Stationery Co, III per cent: ~
Cam Printing Co. y. pr cent: ~
Page. Mckinney Co. lpt pr Ont
Northwest Trading Co.. 80 pr ct
Plymouth Shoe Co. ~ pr cenr
Richardson 4 Holland. les pr eesr
f.. Weiss, $50: Wet Wash LAMAR
Co, $50 per cent and Tie Wa
Film Corporation. 100 pr CT
Automobile Tire COMPANY, ~ -
cent. Brunswick Balxs Qossos
company. 1856 per cent; csssin q.
100 per cent: John Davis Z c. W
per cent; EIdridge Buick csapE.
i73 per cent: Falkenburs I O. !"
per cent: Greater Theatres nnau
toffice), 100 per cent: HAnhy y
ployment Agency. 200 pr cesr ~
Clothing company. III pr cnr
Magnano & Co. 2ss per cent; -
Electric company. 40 per cent "a
ca Refreshment Parlor. 10 ~ ~
Novelty Iron q Wire Works ~ y
cent: osscward pharmacy. ~
cent: Pacific Importing Cor
100 per cent: Pacific Net " 4.
company. 40 per cent; Fos0a =
plement company. 40 psr oe,I !.
Prayer q Co. ZIG per cenc ~
Sound Art Glass company, ~
cent: Red Cross Bureau q sapp~
III per cent: Scandinavian 49, -
bank, I4o per cent; schram : W
lis per cent; Seattle FOUNDRY -
pany. 100 per cent: Star u
company. 100 per cent; stone I. - .,
100 per cent: Suzuki Z Co. =. 9 9.
cent: waIiin 4 Nordstrcm. ~ 9
cent: Washington Tue
company. lis per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Storage
DRY. FfREPRooF T OR A q T.
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
White Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Request has been made p ~, |, ,
Commissioner Hiram N. ~ -.
letter to Acting Mayor ". =. - 4,
for use OF the council cn. .. (
graduating exercises ior IT, .,.s Z
the city hospital on the 49, 4
June s. The letter was s
tho council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
ACREAGE
nortrn END AcnrAGn

SOUTH End AIItEAtb
tssO-s acres. Just east 81 Kent
cleared ana on main highway
Snap.
Fi.10O~-s acres. near Dca Molneh
brick road. 3 acres plowod. Terms
,f.700-f0 acres. hnlf improved: cart
of Kent, in good. prnHPe f"NH
neiEhhorhood. close 10 F'ho"h
Bood terms.
,i,Cso--th acres. improved: t-r ,,a,ia
house, close tu school on kN"t
county road THIS Be- the plnC" you
want. Just outside tho city Tei'hH
$1,000 acres. improved; Groom
cottage: close 10 school; lotH ~
fruit, $50 white Lekhorn hens nnn
Eoine young chicks. good YOUNG
COW: good Ford car; tools nhn
other items too numerous 70 mn
ton 20 with the place. Hehh""-
able terms.
G. r. WILSON
Next Door 60 1'ostoffico. Georgetown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

And now that the family A.
ences Of Frank Jay Gould snd =.
Kelly Gould have been thrs.h.a q
in French courts ana Gould b.. -
given a divorces. Mrs. Gould pro,~-
TO air their differences on hon .
She win start suit for dIveru !,
New York. she announces \.
French court allowed her ~ .
month alimony. She says II ! :,
strange. A ii.year-old saa =.
cisco actress. Florence Lacss /.
brought into the case by Mn O.
while her friendship with M.
Casus. son OF a former Merios ].
bassadOr 20 the United Stats -
the basis for the suit Of Faak CT
against the onetime actrens ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
STOCKS AND BONDS
/ WILL. BUY

I WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. all issues
Central Building Bonds.
WILL SELL
30 Aero Alarm common ..Sf6bO
100 Okla Texas r. & Re-. 2.25
100 Pac. Electric Welder... .h7h
5000 Lone Star OIL ...... OK
1000 Alaska Pet & Coal. .17h
2100 Alaska Copper River... .05
G. j. STEEPLE
1ts Cherry st. Main 1898.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
At the following prices, including
coupons:
$50 500
Bond Bond
srd ths .......,.,. $3.50 sa7.tb
ath fas .......... iT,20 9Af5
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
G. ID. McCONAHY
916 American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
GOOD. sDt~D
NEAT AND CLEAN
ROOMS. HATH AND SrOnfEOON
WORTH n 600

sAcRiFIcE ron 1880
fS-s cash. balance TO suit 20 min
utrs from business CENTER suitable
for two famiiiehs lot soxflo; only
two blocks from car lines fine
cherry trees. 1 pear. : prune ana
apple tree. all IN bearing. lots Of
flowers; fine garden. A No. soil.
rooms arc exceptionally large.
tight ard airy equipped with rirc-
trio lights. water and gas. nlAo
large huitt-in iiren closets. You
will be pleased with IN. arrange.
m~nt II 10 VERY DESIRABLE
and pleasant home for a family %
moderate means surroundings are
cheerful and homeiike.
rHLfN, $50 Lumber Exchange Fidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

TIC PIANO rARGArSs
In our EXCHANGE department In
rebuilt rianns.
e. e. BENDER co.
1888 Fourth Ave
Between Pike and Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
FARM LANDS

FOR SALE
30 acres; .: improved: broom house; .
barn: wells: large chicken
coops: young orchard: two miles
from Silvordale. wash: 10 miles
from navy yard: $500: terms ar
ranged. Address Owner. c. DII.1S.
Box ~, Tracyton, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
ACREAGE


DUCKS. GEESE AND CHICKENS
We have n f0-acre tract located be-
tween SEATTLE AND TACOMA.
which we think IL one Of the best
locations in KING COUNTY for n
BIRD FARM: plenty OF upland for
chickcns. and n good creek for
ducks and geese: plenty OF water
all the year. and the very best OF
soil; close to market on first class
road: for n short time only, $3.50;
$50 cash and $40 monthly.
DOUGLAS-MORSE co.
fi6 Lcary bldg. Elliott <Gs5.
HAVE is HALr-ACRE TRACTS;
good soil; water piped to all
tracts; near Anderson shipynrd at
Kirkland Brico 500 per tract:
easy terms.
Feeney a Pettlngill. New York Blk
MUST SELL MY ACRES ON EV-
erett interurban. cheap for quick
sale. Terms very easy. D-63. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
LOGGED- OFF LANDS

5000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale to settlers;
easy terms: no raise in prices. IS
per aero and UP. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for map show
ing location, etc.
wEYERHAEUsER TIMBER CO.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Turkish Baths

IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1908
4th ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
peutic lamps. tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odist. mechanic theranist Phone
Main s2ia. day or night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
% BUSINESS OPP0KTUNITiEs

@Vf bAlfHt Mug
% BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIEs
CASH GROCERY. DOING - 900
monthly. rent $50. including living
rooms. brick building, close in.
WIZ Invoice stock. This h. a very
fine store.
CASH GROCERY. with two living
rooms. rent i2f Price 81 $50. in
Guiding furniture. This ~ nice.
ciOHr-in location. doing f3J daily.
PACIFIC INVESTMENT 60
2os Liberty Bldg. opp. PortOffics.
RUSH SALE
SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY
$3.50 secondhand furniture and re-
pair store going at 1880
3fs BOSTON BLOCK
Elliott 1890 uT owner. Elliott 1885.
HALL INTEREST ~ pOuLsBO
bakery and restaurant. net earn
ing $500 per month Small pay
ruFnt down nud easy terms. q.
Ilirkeinnd. PoulHbo.
i HOCsEKEEPfNo ROOMS. walk
inE distance good furniture and
clean. rent f3S. Price $50: terms
IL HOuSEK EEPfSC ROOMS: fine
location: brick building, MOD
EIsN. rent so. price $500. with
$500 cash. or trade for FORD au-
tomobile
PACIFIC INVESTMENT co.
zoo Liberty BIDS. opp, PoEtoffIce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
STOCKS AND BONDS

2ft Union 81 Elliott $50
WE HUY LIBERTY BoND8 AT
small discount. also partial pay
meat receipts and w. r. Stamps
2O4 Unlghf Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
AttorneysatLa~

y. r. sohoff. Downs Blk. 7os End av.
conHuitation free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
p pALIs-FSTABfI 1857.
General practice. All cases, Free
consuitAtion. 21s Burke Bldg. zoe
second ave Mnin 1909.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
WANTED 10 BORROW

At REDUCED RATEa
Money to loan. 10 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
t.Acnr cLosE.fN rnAcrs

10 ACRES At HoTHEfL
This land Ia located miles
northeast Of BoTHEII. NORTH
CREEK flows thru the land. THIS
" where they catch those fine
TROUT you sc or cxhieiiion on
light. mostly ALDER hoTTbA.
nss nntV short distance FROM The
EVERETT HIGHWAY: f1.sge. $50
cash balance SO monthly.
THE DOUGLAS MORSE co
tfs Lazy nldE Elliott te2b.
sstD1E-iN COUNTRY HOME
HEARING Fnt'fT--rHiCE i,i5o
Small house. barn. root house, bear
ing fruit OF different varieties;
also small fruits and flowers.
,h ss, srys., s,s , s o. .oei; facing
county road: well improved dis
trict: handy for any one working
downtown; good service, Terms
'see sssh bsl1 rss, his per Tys on'h
s0s New York ltlock
FURNISHED HOME
rs acres. E-fnoua house. completely
Furnished. i-ronm house. chicken
house. barn. broodnr house incn-
hator: az acres cleared; y mile
from dock and school: view OF
Sound and mountains Only si,sso.
s350 cash,
DouGLAs-MogsE co. -
ts f>esry Bldg. Eiliou f'Ss-
81. soo-3Tw ACRES BEAUTIFUL
water from, at Brownsville. across
Sound from Seattle. 3 acres
cleared: young orchard: s-room
houses: ontbuildings; COWS, l
yearling. horse. ws ,ssa ' ,n,D:
uteH' walk from school. store. r.
o.. church and dock. Write Box
10. Brownsviilc, Wash.
coon TRACTS OF LoGGED-oFF
LAND FOR sALE, Low prices;
easy terms We viii accept LIB
erty Bonds as first payment: pey
tho balance out Of your wages.
steady work In our camp and mill
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes. Wash.
. ACRES. sas0
Good roii:S good neighbors- No one
should be without "A tract OF land
when you can get such as this; so
near SEATTLE. a, such a low
HERBERT $. UPPER
tit Leary BldE.
FIVE ACRES RICH GARDEN LAND
All improved: 5-room bungalow.
barn. poultry house. orchard. bcr-
rlcs: close TO Interurban station
and highway. $1,000.
ROBERT MALTny co. 1905 % Ave.
ON CAR LINE
E ACRE TRACTS $500
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
Between Seattle and Everett: good
soil: level: good water: car every
hour: best buy on the market
Puget Sound Farms Co. sos 90 Ave.
SOUTH or ciTY--iO ACRES GOOD
land: small creek; slashed.
green FIR; s525. Timber worth price.
acres white River Valley. ready
for pillow; $3.50; $50 cash.
I1s0 acres near Bellingham.
$40 10th. East 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Junk

Alaska JUNK co. 1870 First av,
s. Elliott 1891.
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Is SITUATIONS wANTED-MALK

Ex-sERvIcE MAN. % YEARS OLD,
wife and baby TO support: II
months overseas Service wounded
in action: licensed driver. and
some knowledge OF mechanical
work; can keep up own car. would
like job driving: one that f. steady
only. VIII drive anything. but
private job preferred. Can give
references II needed Address o-3.
Star
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GARAGES.

We BUILD all ki.lds OF garages; brick.
tile and pebble-das and also ha1 ce'
ueut work For estimsSs call North 1ll1,
or write BUILDERS CONSTRUCTIONS
Co, G1I- 3. ]. ave. n. w Ga1S-Oss
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YOUR engine troubles expiAinedi set Dykes
Auto Encyclo. PearlrnAn's. S31 g 81. nv
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

the Apply between ana II a M ls57
Newton st. y. w Col, 9237. ~
FOR RENT-New freprOOR garage, Gront
and rear entrance, capacity tWenty-one
cars: betcWeu goth ana 21st, L and NJ
sts y " inquire HAL. @. NELSON.
1850 ! Telephone Franklin S20s -
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AUTOMOBLE ACCESSORIES

SLIGHTLY USED TIRES
aka At 1900 3lx4h at $4,000
S4x4 at $1,000 2SX2h at $500
34xGh at $1,000 30x3 AT $S.0V
S4X4 al $500.
J, s. WALTERS, 1897 Pa Ave. :. +,
Lincoln 26l4 10
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
OUT OF TOWN

Jul U 4VWN
MODERN, classical hoases. o0ttagsA.
bungalows. garages; Phila-, C4mde1
suburbs, Haddonhelds ancient. nodsfa.
conservative cultured. on "ali-rail- from
Market, Camden. N J. ~
LANDS for grain, grass, i've Btoe1E. honls.
In Ozark Foothilla- Write J, Z. Ne
Kamey, ImbOden, Lawrence County Ark
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SPACE for few more cars; repairing, gaas
oils; casbon cleaned; oyerhauling q Eps-
eiaIty: also used cars bought and sold ;
special prices on reboring cylinderA DIXIE
GARAGE, 1853 c IT. 8. g. Line. $3.50.
mas. a0e
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

ENCEEE,ENr business bFoperty, &c -.
ave. s. y. containing store. cellar 10
rooms, baths, h0t.Walef heat ADbIS
81, 0LGARY, % premises. l-ff