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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03
Plenty of Hay in
Minidoka Project

Altho many stockmen thruout the
intermountain country are under the
impression that hay is very scarce,
reports are to the effect that on the
Minidoka project there are in the
'eigh borhood of from 5000 to 10,-
900 tons of hay unsolld, says state
ment issued by the Minidoka county
farm bureau.
Hay has been selling at $50 on
track" says this statement, but the
market price declined last week. /. At
the present time considerable hay
can be bought at $40 in the stack.
The distance from shipping points
makes about Sc to IS for baling and
shipping in addition to the above
price. The farm bureau office at
Rupert, Idaho, will gladly cooperate
with anyone wishing hay at this
figure. Farmers are willing to take
a reasonable price for their hay and
a number have reported that they
still have hay for SALE"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03
ORCHESTRA AFTER
PHONOGRAPH HEARING

The Belmont novelty orchestra,
which is playing for a dance at the
American Legion hall Friday is a
Portland organization on its way to
Chicago, where it will be heard by
photographer record makers and
tried out to see if it furnishes the
kind of music that is easily canned"
and if so, the bunch expects to make
a contract with the photograph
company.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03
1918 Money Will Buy 1918 Quality

Every housewife or father of family will
have such opportunities not every day
but today if they act promptly
A Blackfoot man who lives in one of the
finest residences of the town bought an
entire suite of furniture the other day
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03

ped it on him. He awoke and fought a
hard battle with the cactus in his Shell.
hole" and with the ring around him,
finally getting SO discouraged and en-.
ragged that he bit himself and died of
his own poison.
Reader, we don't have any such fowls
as that. Our fowls are fat and law.
They have never trained for twelve.miie
championships; they haven't brains
enough to engineer a battle with snake,
nor nerve enough to prance around and
look on while the snake mauled himself
to death with thorns. They are timid
things that have lived sheltered lives
grown to maturity quickly, and were
ready to be plucked. Our fowls are fat
ter and more tender than those we had
few years ago, due to the fact that
we have better farmers than we had then
When people raise finer chickens, we shall
have better ones at our market. We al.
ways keep abreast of the times and trv
to get the best the country affords. We
thank our patrons for their steady PAT.
ronage that enables us to do this
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03

and quantity too, in one Blackfoot place of
business, whose signature is below.
Many articles of furniture bought of us
now goes at level of prices about the
same as that at which furniture merchants
are now buying in the wholesale markets.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03

At a wedding bride weeps be-
cause it's hers, and her friends be-
cause it isn't theirs.-Tit-Bits
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03
Brilliant Idaho Man

writing for the January number Of the
American magazine, tells fascinating
story of runner-bird that scampered
along in the road ahead of horse1nan
till he lred horse and man into race.
The bird kept about fifty feet ahead all
the time, and when the horse slackened
his speed, the bird slackened and cackled
little; when the horse quickened his
speed, the bird skiddooed faster too. For
twelve miles they raced, the Bird won,
"sassing' them when they gave it up.
Then the bird strolled out into the sage
brush and found
A Monster Rattlesnake Asleep
This champion Of the road walked three
times around the snake, sizing up no
mans land, and then began shipping off
cactus from bunch near by and piling
the thorny lobes in ring around the
snake. Row after row was laid all.
around him till he could not get out
without being filed with the needles.
Then the bird took lobe in his mouth
and flew across over the snake and drop
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03

simply because it was good buy He had
no need for it for several months, and it is
being stored until that time
He saw the bargain in it.
Careful buyers pay heed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
BALLARD BARGAIN
STOP-LOOK LISTEN

a REAL BARGAtN-Owing 10 ad-
verse circumstances. owner IL
compelled 10 sell the property
at aiT W. Gffh 1T: no reason
able offer refused. beautiful lot
IN the best Of condition on
street level. size 50alO0. all in
bluegrass lawn. a swell appear
ing house. double constructed.
consisting 81 8 large rooms,
plasicred and paper. excelle MT
bath and good canvaH-encioscd
sleeping porch. wash room with
laundry trays In room on the
kitchen. lots Of room for chick
ems and garden. also garage:
Hes between good car lines
aud h In every way n desirable
bnHemont--smail. but good. with
built-in cement cooler. This
property IL easily worth 1880.
but. as noted above. no reason
able offer viii be refused. take
look at II. then call us up.
-. B--TheFe n $500 worth Of good
furniture now in the house that
can be had for 5000. on terms
or with the property. you will
md the house locked. don't try
TO get In: call US up--we will
take you out for Inspection.
Phone sunday. Ballard s02s. zs7
JOHN J. ELLIOTT COMPANY
s2l Lehry Bulldog Main 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
MAGNOLIA BLUFF

81. 200--A fne 7-rO0fn house on the
new boulevard that iH now be-
Ing paved paving viii be COM
plotsd IN about 50 days. then
bus line will pass in front Of the
house. the house ~ extra we'll
constructed and Ne WY painted,
and 10 hs good a. the day II
was butt, fireplace. cement
baEefurnt. nne garage, plenty Of
berries. fruii and shrubbery;
house faces tho Sound and has
very good view. this place ~
worth $4,000. but our client must
ssii. FOR the best ~ reasons. and
viii Hacfince FOR 50. 900. on easy
terms. this place " only about .
bloCHH from Port f.hwton car.
and should be seen 10 be appre-
glnted 2ff
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HoME.AND INCOME

I .G00-On Lakeyisw blvd. walking
distance. with fine View. .
rooms. fireplace. basement, FUR
mace. etc ewiy painted and In
excellent shape. g-room house
on same lot that IL newly paint
81 and rents for $40 per month.
good garage, this ~ an rNcep-
tionaily good buy for $500. on
easy terms. paving all paid (.
this is much less than you could
build these two houses for to-
day. z93
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

MOST FORTUNES ARE MADE BY
buying cheap lots or land near
big growing city.
Very few people start to save
money until they secure their
own home.
How six hundred people on the
Lake Burien line have started and
how much they have sayed--not
spent or lost Purchased on the
i I.stlni ,lmsnt pl.n two YEAR, years, ago:
house and two lots. Price si.f5e.
PAID 70 instaliments Of SIS each
--iI2e. Approximate value OF the
ti.i5o place now $4,000. Profit
Rents have advanced 80 that the
party who did not buy has been
paying on an average Of SIS 10
$50 per month. or total in two
ycars OF 1910 rent--Loss
The purchaser has made sl.5N in
two years and the renter has lost
average example OF how the rent
srs and purchasers have Jared In
the Dumar and White Center dis
tricts on Lake Burien car line In
the past two years.
Many Of these purchasers have
made much greater savings by
planting one lot to garden. by
cutting their own fuel. and by
raising a few chickens and rsb-
bits.
You who are skcptical are invited
out to inspect and discuss with
any purchaser the difference be-
tween owning and renting. We
/. believe our company " the only
place in Seattle where the labor
ing man can secure two lots and
house In a good location and
ncighborhood for less than $1,000.
on PAYMENTS for less than rent.
Buy in a district where you are
handy to your work. In good
community where your wife will
be happy: where the children can
play in the open and go to school,
City conseniences - GU ntryI
prices. Five-cent fare. i5-min-'
utes ride To where so per cent OF,
all labor IL employed. Why pay
rentf Three days TO pay rent or
quit. THE RENT must be paid
strictly in advance. etc.
when you purchase you have much
more liberal contract Call and
see US about that home you want
and should have had two years
or more ago. Take Aiki or
Fauntieroy car to Riverside.
WEST a. WHEELER
Riverside office
3so7 Iowa Ave.
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I WANT TO MAKE YOC MAKE
MONEY
I WANT TO SAVE YOU AOSBY
LET ME TELL you now

l. stead ~ paying n greedy landlord
30 per cent on his money BY pay
Ing rent which " money gone
forever. place only SO 81 that
money on little bungalow. or a
quarter or half an acre Of ground.
no matter how humble you may
start. II 10 you're. ana no pront'"r-
Ing landlord can raise your rent
or order you to yarAts. That "
saving money. by paying on your
own property that same money
that landlord would receive ~
HIS rent, you viii eventually have
n nice home, with warranty
deed and a title Insurance TO ~.
that is Independence; then you
are on your way 10 property
raise your garden on quarter pf
half 81 an acre ~ rround, where
thore are county taxes and no as
FeaEmentr. Thousands Of families
have done this very thing ln the
last six months and have homes
Of their own.
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MALE MIR WANTED

AMBITIOUS MEN MILO DESIRE TO
increase their income by interest
ing people In cur plan without
Interfering with present occupa-
ton COSTS NpI NOTHING.
Write Mr. Richardson. l0sG iith
St, Denver, col
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, si10
month, ages l>-sS; experience I'M
necessary, For free particulars,
examinations. write y. Leonard
tformer Government fNamincrl.
iise Equitable BLDG Washington.
LARGE MANtrACrtRER WANTS
representatives to sell shirts, I'M
drrwcar hosiery. dresses, waists.
skirts. direct to homes write fuF
free rampies Madison Mills. sos
broadway. New York CITY.
MAN ro WORK rus cry ms.
finishing chandeliers. brass beds.
automobiles. by new method $40
daily without capital or eNprr.
iencc Write Ounmetal Co, a63
Elm. Decatur IN,
MEN - AGE UNDER IS. ENrER-
tvnce unnecessary. Travel. make
secret Investigations. reports,
Salaries expenses Write Amcri.
can Fereign peicetiv" Agency,
sss st i.ouia,
wANrEp-noYS FOR ROUTE CAR-
riers In all parts 20 the city Good
chance Tor Advancement
Apply 20 Circulation Department.
seattle stat
WANTED = SUI FMAN! MUST
swim. citiEcn. sStbo month. ono
cook SraS0 month Particulars,
address Keeper. station No, see,
Neah HAY Wash
FfREMEN. nRAkEMEN. siso.sfoo
monthly Experience unnrgea+
sary. Write Railway Association.
p.TA star
MARRIED. MAN FoR FAllM WORK
huusS garden tract furnished SO
month J, NJ Murphy TWlap.
Warh
~ SIII 7<TIO>s WN>TEp-MIt.r
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Hran a 8 " petn. eii ~ ssth
o. Nft " HOMES GOD sQsf ifth
ave w NJ O. TrurkeF, tof
FNih ave ararr y tfaHief, stst
heefnfH ave ~ Eafi iirfHus
fsfs Liberty thaatfe. chas w Nor
&C., Chshalis Mash Mlss teane
ffnFief see - Crsstsft Nrs
pafa apfsrns 1sc " ttih % Ne
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ron sALE--REAL ESTATE

JOHN ,. ELLIOTT COMPANY
32t Leary Building Main 1881
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
bill Shakespeare Could Write Plays Galore"

to the
to
a Write wish
Theatre, will additional Note The Star
the right rhyme submitted
Il the cashpr winner in his week
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= harness 1854 aAsts place aiss
hondsan. koe spruce 81 Efnesi u
Johnson 1883 -tst ave - osssid
Taan. r 81 g. 49, Mrs. he NasF
care Sun Fiim 60 Miss 4 knuison.
rsre Nhfiansi Grocery q. Nsizsksy
Iins 1ft. AGhurn. WASH Mins Hazel
Sutherland. t1sg stth " Mrs l.
Williams So Slot ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
SOUTH PARK

SiN.ruom house and "a tote.
Eardr n. wnodhous. and barn.
just two blocks from ear line
ara the nuNanitsh river All
hssessfnents are fully paid.
This large piece Of ground
and house can be bought Cor
- 600. $3.50 cash. balance like
rent \ good living can be
made OF this ground. or
builder could build 10 OF ~
bungalows, This snap will
bear inycEtiEaiien. Main sigi
u.s3
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YOT CAN DO IT.
GET STARTED TODAY

49, - 80 'fsf ARf'ff'
so quarter-acre tracts .........t1ss
o. down. 81 month
I 10 hhif-hcre tracts .t37G
80 down. 1850 month
/ 30 ono-aere tracts .............. t7sz
$40 down. go month
no PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT or
WORK
co DAYS GRACE on EVERY
MONTHLY PAYMENT
THAT PROTECTS YoUi
THAT GIVES EVERY MAN a
CHANCE
LOOK OVER THESE BUNGALOWS
ALL READY TO MOVE INTO
| u acre Of ground with Broom
house. large porch. all the furnl-
ture. including new Buck range.
white rcwin machine. ? beds.
chinonier. dishes and tools. =
block 10 cement boulevard. close
TO car line. good buy Mt own
efs price; ti.l5O, on terms OF $500
down. SIS month.
s0ei25-foot tract on cement boule-
ward with f-roOfn house. hot aud
cold water. electricity and teie-
phone. close TO car line. property
level. price only 1888. on terms
Of $500 down. fis month.
OF soil. fruit trees. straw berries
chicken yard and chicken house
block 10 car line and on cement
highway. with brand new f-room
bungalow. al most completed:
enough material 20 finish build
inE; water. electricity and tele-
phone. plenty Of wood: price only
$50. on terms Of 5000 down and
us month.
/ :. acre Of ground block 20 cement
boulevard and car line. with a .
room houRe on corner: every con-
Nenirncc.
= acre Of ground on a beautiful
corner: all cleared: nice grove Of
trees; wood 60 last year all cut
and piled: "A good Broom house
property fenced. close 20 car line
and pavement. an excellent buy at
81 $50. on terms Of $3.50 down and
flb month.
4 t-roona house on a corner with n
beautiful view. on cement boule-
ward. with s0xi95 feet OF ground.
all cleared. water. electricity and
telephone. dandy buy at 81 2an
on terms Of $500 down and SIS
month
soxi2T feet TO is-foot alley on ee-
insni boulevard. with a Groom
bungalow. = block 60 car line: a
nice EfoNe OF trees: practically all
cleared. good buy at 1880. on
terms OF t3oe down and SIS month
= acre Of ground. Of the very best
OF soil. with well built Groom
house. good view. close 10 the
lake and ear line. price only
N,0to. on terms Of $500 down. $40
month
All this property is around and
overlooking lake BuRlEN, one
OF the finest lakes in or around
Seattle. at BuRIEN CITY. ON the
Lake Borien car line.
See them TO-DAY. TOMORROW or
MONDAY. TODAY II you can
spare the time.
Automobile leaves my ONCE every
hour OF tn. day
Agent on property
~ NJ NELSON
sos Boston Block. End and Columbia
Telephone Elliott tss7
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hors securing tickets to the Clemmer
CHI the Want AID pages.
MRS r. r HOMEWOoD
sobs 18th Avenue x w. seattle
Noio Is the nmr 70 furnish your home.
ina tho BUYING has on s0fciv tried DoH.
loHH find fuH mrasHtc 81 0cHsHr pleasure.
n voa only ict star want Ads guide you.
OSWALD T TooH
Y. ~ G. A.. seattle
Noin q the nnr 10 fafHish your homo.
EsfOrc H. &. l.. starts Rptndrd 10 roam;
For places and prices and things that arc right,
Consult Star want Ads morn. noon and riOhf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
MALE HFIP WANTED

THE SEATTLE r.SGtNEEfsfNS
SCHOOL has opened the largest
public garage IN Seattle capacity
.fs earr). The only school IN the
automobile. truck and tractor re-
pairing. welding crank cases
welding and rerrinding cylinders
ftting new piatons and rtngs, re-
winding arrnatures. rebuilding
storage batteries. building gas en-
gines. dynamos and motorA We
81 give personal practical instruc-
ton in automobiles. trucks. trac-
tors. stationary and marine gas
and Diesel oil engines. airpiane
and hydroplane. motors. carbure-
tors. magnetos. batteries. starring
lighting and ignition. machine
shop practice. oxy-acetyiene weld
ing. oxy-hydrogen cutting. steam
engineering. electrical engineer
in9. plumbing, steamfitting. car
pentry. briekiayinE. electric wir.
ing: day and night school; start
any time This school IL not an
experiment: in ninth successful
year. and the originator Of the
method Of instructing students by
giving them actual work. IL you
shortest possible time, visit our
new garage and see the students
work. Send for new free cata-
logue. Address 100 W. Roy st
Telephone Queen Anne 25t.
WANTED. BY THE CIVIL SERVICE
Commission Of the City Of Seattle,
9f9 L. g. Smith Bldg, applicants
for the position Of examiner. Civil
Service Dept. entrance salary 1920
per month An original examina-
ton open to citizens Of the United
states who have been actual resi-
dents OF the City Of Seattle for the
past year. Duties. under the sec
III 80.
pare. hold and mark papers for
civil service examinations for city
positions, some OF which may in
vofve knowledge Of civil, mechan-
zeal. electrical. chemical or stfuc-
turai engineering. or legal cler-
f~af. trade or other requirements: :
also 10 investigate matters Of
classification of city positions. eff
fIcfency OF city m . loycs or
groups Of employees and such
other work ~ may be incident to
the above. One. and possibly two
may be obtained at the Commits
sion's office. and will be received
at said office not later than Feb
ruary 81. 1920.
HETU NED CANADIAN SER
geaut. 20 years, desires position an
fnasseur; az years experience
with war wounds: -thera-
pcutic and bydro-thcrapeutic ex-
pericnce. graduate y m n o n
Hcbooi Of Massage, Hart House.
Toronto. CANADA. references. Phone
East 9st.
fALEshEN WANTED THAT CAN
eeif. Need men for every part OF
Warrington. Real opportunity. See
Mr.. DE Lay. 5is Union Vt.
MIN WANTED FOR DETECTIVE.
work. Write }. Ganor. former gov
ernment detective. DanvilIe, Ills.
OOIgHELIABLE BOYS FOR GOOD
routeH on Esstlake ave. Apply
Circulation Dept. star.
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Mrs y nortuau. So " stth 81
y cole sisi wsbash sfs Nrs
a. ufandl sag West othsno -
Mar caiaaun. itog 4tst Eiiner
stephens tit " ftth st rafaua
Fatt 4taf Federal afe Mfs
Arthur mifhep EHrianas Wash
Mar KifApaifiek. tags 2 tsrYhs
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MRS. ARTHUR BISHOP
Edmonds, Wash.

No,o is the time TO furnish your home
But mercy ho,c can you afford it?
Just take a trip on Star Want Ad Ship,
And buy every bargain aboard IL.
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Theatre. More OF them viii be printed. "
J. NJ DEAN
Gil y. saith 81. Seattle
Note "a the time 10 furnish pour homo
Why wear VoarseU OUT. for bargains yop comb
Jast say tehof you rant IN the ads Of The Star
~ grfs the rcsalfs-ihe hest giediaR bV far
EARL HEROrN
Cars Liberty Theatre. Seattle wash.
Noe Is The Hme 20 fnfsfsh goWr homo.
foHu hHd 81 me cHd fhaf % pays.
The star a. ,Ccli AnorH for furnishing hoHcs--
send ~ pour al today
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HORSES FOR SAIE. ana wEAr.
ern avc. zoe head ~ good yuunE
horses Weighing from 1909 %
500 pounds each. fully guaran-
teed. ~. W LayrheFy and Arthur
Watson
HACK rtsNM AND HAltNtSs,-.
Wefg.t tbfl aEs ana sound
and gentle. state Transfer 90,
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roR sALE-REAL ESTATE

prize watch for your rhyme the Classified page daily
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"a acre 81 ground with n Broom
house. large porch. all the furnl-
ture. including new Buck range.
white Hcwin * machine. ? beds,
chiffonier. dishes and tools. =
block 10 cement boulevard. close
TO car line. a good buy Mt own
cFs price; fi.i50. on terms OF $500
down. SIS month.
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s1LtsAiEN wA~rhO


LOST on STOLEN WIRE WHf3Nt.
mounted with 1nSl 4. Goodyear
CASING. North End. Reward Phone
E~neood aTs
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~ FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOORS
o. u. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. s.. SEATTLE.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
For immediate shipment: all ma
chined. ready to put together. at
money saving prices, No special
skin or tools required to set them
up. A window frame complete.
with pulleys, for 1915.
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
1-ply, per square .s2.2h
2-ply. per square ............ 2.7b
3~piy. per square ........ 3.b0
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
terial, free on request
o. y. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLJSHrD 1890
KAyANAGH'B HATS. 1850. 1906 LIST.
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GILT EDGE CONTRACT
House in broadway district. This
contract comes due in g wears
and is being paid monthly with
per cent interest owner will
discount some II sold at once.
Where could you put your money
at better or safer interest,
s. n. PRIGMoRE. COZ Alaska Bldg.
ON BEACON AVENUE
81. 2oo-Six- room house. on corner
lot, street improvements all in
and paid, House double con-
structed. cement basement. $3.50
cash. balance like rent. beacon
1i6.
GEO, A. SPENCER & CO
Beacon HIN Branch--Bcacon Ave
and Forest st
CuLvEN--QU isEN ANNE
Come to me for the best buys on
Queen Anne hill. am the oldest
established specialist In this dis
trict.
r. c. CULVER
~ Boston Street Queen Anne ~
LOT boxi0oi TWO HOUSES. ONE a.
room and one 6-room. modern.
Price $4,000: $500 down and $40
monthly. including per cent in
terest. Two blocks to three street
cars and boulevard.
1905 Market Ballard 2oi9.
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:. acre Of ground block 20 cement
boulevard and car line. with a .
room house on corner. every con-
Nenirncc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

"a acre Of ground Of the very best
Of soil. fruit trees. straw berries.
chicken yard and chicken house .
block 10 car line and on cement
highway. with brand new f-room
bungalow. al m oEt completed I:
enough material 20 finish build
inE; water. electricity and teie-
phone. plenty Of wood: price only
81 $40. on terms Of 1900 down and
tib month.
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- acre Of ground on beautiful
corner; all cleared: nice grove Of
trees: wood 60 last a year all cut
and piled. a good Broom house
property fenced. close 20 car line
and pavement; an excellent buy at
81. isn. on terms Of 1850 down and
SIS month
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JOHN J. ELLIOTT COMPANY
szl Leary bulldog Main 1881
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SUNSET MOTOR co

WE ARE PREPARED Fon
SPRING "a NiSfssk WITH
AZ EXTENSIVE LINE OF
REBUILT MD HEFtNtEHEp
AUTOMOBILES AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
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FOR s,r.r-AtToMoBII.Es

sssssss 1888 sSsSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-12-16

Mrs. Edward Il. Mclean. wife of
the publisher Of the Washington Post
and the Cincinnati Enquirer, who Will
be one OF the most important women
in Washington society during the next
administration. She has returned
from Texas where, with her husband,
she was "A member of Presldent-elect
Harding's party. Mr.. and Mrs. Me
Lean will play an important part In
the arrangements for the inauguration.