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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
ACREAGE
SMALL FARM SPECIALS

Cleared valley garden tracts at
ToLT. city water. 1900 each I.
terms.
6 acres, east Of rdmondr; rood
Interpretations close 60 school; j
acres cleared and fenced; broom
house. barn! we'll; young orchard /;
good soil, level land. t2.boo. about
half cash
81 acres: u-mffe from Duvsii (;
good Groom house. deep loan soil.
level $500. terms. Two u acre
tracts Joining. 1900 eaoh' easy
10 acres. north Of Duvaiii level rich
loan soil. on good road ttb0. fb0
cash. $40 per month
20 acres Joining above; all level;
fine fruit and berry land $500.
tioo cash. sib per month
10 acres. Hapavines good small
house, well. J acres cleared.
young orchard. rich. level land.
si.ooo. can arrange easy tcrms-
20 acres. Monroe district: nearly all
level; creek. spring. over half
seeded 10 timothy; 10 acres creek
bottom $1,000. 1850 cash
seo acres: 100 acres level. balance
rolling all In timothy; several
.prinxs: fine for stock sJ.1eo.
sEEf.Y & CALLAHAN
SOC Ifinclsley nidR.. III Second Ave.
Main asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Mail Fraud Case
Postponed a Week

Argument on a btu OF exceptions.
scheduled to be presented in the
United States district court Monday
by Edward NJ. Comyns. found guilty
last summer OF misuse Of the mails
In connection with alleged land
frauds. was postponed one week by
order Of Federal Judge Neterer.
Comyn's partner. Carlos l.. Byron.
Is serving is-month sentence at
McNeiis.
Comyns received similar sen
tenoe. but has been fighting the yer.
dict OF the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
COUNTY OKEHS
CANAL CHANGE

Tho county commissioners decided
Monday 10 send letter TO the Cham
Der OF Commerce announcing their
approval Of proposed improvements
In the Lake Washington canal
The decision was an answer 10 the
chambers announcement that a
hearing IL scheduled for November
% before the United States engineer
20 consider the deepening and widen
Ing OF the canal thru Union Bay
and Lake Union.
Construction OF another lock is also
to be discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
LADY LIQUOR
SHARPS; LOOK!

with the appointment Of Miss
Alice II. Lyons as. customs In
spector, the day Of the woman boot
logger. who has been bringing booze
back from Canada In hot water bags
worn a la hustle Is on the wane-
Miss Lyons In the second woman
inspector to be appointed In this
district. the other being Mrs. r. r.
LOTUS. The new appointee will
direct her attentions chiefly TO the
detection Of liquid souvenirs brought
back by lady travellers from moist
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
ISOM WHITES
APPEAL N0v.23

EVERETT, Nov. s.-Appeai Of
Isom White. II. convicted OF the
murder OF Lee Linton, Hesly taxicab
driver. last winter. will be argued
before the supreme court OF the
state on November %. according to
the new court calendar. which has
just reached here.
Appeal was made for White on
the grounds that people had been
permitted to enter the jury room
during deliberations
Darwin Morton. is. Whites con-
federate In the taxi murder. b now
serving a Life term at WallA WAllA
penifentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

Grounds s5xioo
This pretty home has huiit-sn
kitchen. breakfast nook, large
bedrooms. good view OF lake. city
ana mountains. reasonable pay
mant. balance t9s monthly.
BELL a CO. INC,
North :7s 4sth ana stone Way
After 9 Y 81 Gail North tsaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Hide the Price to
Fool the Public

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Jcwelers
here say that the only way TO make
something popular Is to make the
price on It out OF sight. They point
to the example of platinum. When
that metal was $40 an ounce no one
bothered about II. At s136 an ounce
they can't get enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
BREAKS DRY ACT:
IS FINED $3.50

Julius Simmons. Of sunnydale.
was fined $3.50 In Judge Neterers
federal court Monday for violation
Of the Volstead act.
Simmons was arrested August 81,
when federal prohibition agents
found him operating 1b-gailon stiil
In zofoot cave. Seven gallons Of
homemade liquor and $50 gallons OF
rye mash were confiscated by the Of.
ficcrs at the time of the raid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
SAYS PARTNER
ATTACKS HIM

Afraid 20 be alone with his bust.
meas partner because, he alleges. II
has regularly been a signal for his
being assaulted. y. Solkover filed suit
Monday against II. s. simms and q.
cunderson. asking for the appoint
ment Of a receiver and the dissolu-
ton OF the Union Dye Works Co.
Solkover says Sirnms couldn't toll
crate his company but wouldn't buy
out his interest in the concern.
which, according 10 the plaintiff. Is
worth $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Reverses Decision
in Liquor Storage

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--The su.
prome court today reversed the dc.
cisions OF lower courts which refused
to grant William G.. Street. OF New
York, injunctions against the Lin.
coin safe Deposit company forcing
Street TO remove liquor from its
vaults and against revenue agents
who threatened TO proceed against
Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
CARPENTER HAS
WRIST BROKEN

George Carpenter. II. employed a.
a carpenter by L. p. Ingram q Co.
received fractured right wrist and
several wrenched ribs Monday. when
he fell backward from the top Of =
1o-foot ladder In foundry being
constructed at Spokane st and r.
Marginal way Carpenter lives at
Sgs4 Ninth ave. s. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
B0THELL PLANS
FAIR ON NOV. Is

Bo;heii's community fair. which
viii be held from / to s p m. on
November IS. win be followed by =
program Of speeches and music in
odd Fellows hall. according to an
announcement by the Bothell Com
mercial club. At the fair a fruit
and berry association Is TO be organ
lied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Supreme Court Asks
Arnstein's Release

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The su.
preme court today ordered the re.
lease OF Jules w. c'Nickey'O Arm
stein on writ OF habcas corpus.
Lower courts refused the writ, but
their decisions were reversed
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sKAGIT nay LANDS

tkAGir BAY LANDS
La Conner district While ~ lm,s
the 1900 acres OF these lands At
$40 per acre. on easy terms. Virgin
aoii. aub-irrigated land, lcy1. no
ntumps' no stones; no brush rlen
garden lapa 80, Ad I, nan g. i sssn
Lands that will raise $50 bushels
OF oats. 300 bushels Of Irish pota-
toes. J 90 3 tons OF clover and tim
othy per acre. 80 TO- 100 bushels OF
wheat TO the acre. and whore as
realized for one crop OF cabbage
seed. Remember. We are only
selling part % this land nj t4o
per acre. and that u Is Icing soif
very fast You viii miss your
chance ~ you wait longer Write.
phone or com. 10 our office for
particulars. Join our excursions
and SEQ this land.
SPARKS a DYE. 1890 Second Ave
Phone Elliott sois. Open Evenings.
a NEW Loo HOUSE
ON my y Acre Little city Farms In
West Seattle. IL now ready 10
move In A dandy little HON. for
100 cash and tib per month.
Lots 81 free wood. with room for
chickens and a garden. viii reduce
your living costs l.oEanberrics
planted on the ground will bring
you many dollars. Let me show
you this tomorrow
~ G. PETERS. Tts Third Ave
50 TRACTS SOLD IN OCTOBER
DEEP, RICH GARDEN SOIL
ZINE DERRY LAND
HOTTOM LAND
Theroiy cleared and well drained
on PAVED TACOMA HIGHWAY
AT HfNEHTOS.
Oct a f-w acres Of this fine land and
be INDEPENDENT.
fr,ens ,,l ns :. Terms Easy.
Main sits. b5s Empire BidK.
8 10 so-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part Of snohom-
ish county: s000 acres 10 select
from; ~ miles Of saltwater front.
II miles lake short: going AZ $40
per acre aud up. also a few j.
pavement Send for literature.
nrowneil Land Co. birmingham.
wash.
WHY Not a LITTLE FARM ON MY
West Seattle h-Acrr Trartsr II
Il close 10 your work and plenty
room for chickens and garden.
thing. Three y acre tracts with
Unit houses now ready. 500 cash
and you can move in.
~ g PETERS. Tis Third Ave.
Two rhAcTA III. ACRES. CLEAR
cd. CLOSE IN. enc block from
paved highway. Excellent build
Ing site with vie~. Good garden
soil. Priced for quick sale At 1900
each. Easy tsrma
MERLIN J. MOORE
iots Third Ave Elliott sTss.
isi4 ACRES LoGGED-oFF LAND;
acres excellent level land: 10
acres can be cultivated when
cleared: one mile from town. ono
mile from mill and woods; on
road. spring. Write for particu-
lars. t1T5 cash l. Aldridxe.
Monroe. wash. care Geo. Wagner.
20 ACRES FOR SALE
located on county road. south Of
Port Orchard. Part bottom. and
some improvements. close 70
Horseshoe lake. Price tt.tCes $500
down. and balance on easy terms.
G-i53. Star.
S ACRES FACING LAKE HuKiEN
car. city water and lights: one
acre cleared. 50 fruit trees: large
chicken house. VIII All right for
cash. Got off at Ilarkaaaie Station.
y A, HARRIS
AcREAGE-.s STATES TIE PA
cific Agency, inc. Zoo Arcade
BLDG. ELLIOTT ttst.
a 4
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The Seattle Star |
DuRECTORY|
Attorneys-at-I-sw
j. r. BAfI.-EsTABi.fs 1877.
All cases. Consultation. advice
Moderate fees Free department
ans Burk. Hidg.. sos second ave.
Il. r. scHoFF, III Hoge BldE. An.
nsx. CONSULTATION FREE All
eases. All courts
Aitorncys-Paient
TREDEfiCK +. CoRIN--PAT-
emit Assern.y. American aud for
eign Istsntr secured. developed
and promoted sos-s-7 Central
Bldg, Seattle, wash. and cas-
* y. We Washington. ID. G.
Isl nars. aalidlnr
Certified Public Accountants
a g HANSEN a co. Leery Bldg.
Chiroprsetor
r. r TURNER. chiropractor. 5io-ff
Haight Bldg end and Pine, Consult
,nss ~ appointment. Elliot, ssit.
PRIVATE AND CLINIC ADJUST
ments. Seattle College OF chiro-
IL...sn,is, sso-si Peoples Bank bids.
JENNINGS a JENNINGS. GRAD
yates q Palmer school Denny
Bldg. Main 1.I7.
tampbell o. N, PantaEes I'D. III 5s3e
Chiropodist
br. klInc. sls Denny nIdg.. itos and.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTf-
Giles Of value. THE RELiABI4E.
s0I Third ave.
Dancing Taught
Private lessona- stevens. AN q PIle.
ALASKA JUNK CO. ff20 First ave.
8 Ellloit ssel.
Money 10 Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jcwciry. on most
satisfactoIy terms:
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
Second Year Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonda
watches ana JtMtiF4a ioWttt rates.
Seattie's oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN EMELKl co.
s21 Second Ave. Estahllshed 1858.
Optician and Optonetrist
J. W. Edmunds. Fraser Paterson Co.
Painting and kalsomining
HOUSE PAINTING, TINTING AND
paper hanging. General repairing.
steepie jack and stack work. Ell
Holt 4206-J.
Physicians. Surgeon
DIR ANGUS, Eitcl Bldg. and pike.
women's disorders. stomach. treats
men.
Piano Tuning
JOHN STRoM. 1911 COLUMBIA ST.
piano repairing. Guaranteed cor
rect tuning. $3.50. Elliott 1888:
call evenings.
Rug Weaving and Cleaning
Art Rug Mills. sli Union: NJ 1888
Sewing Machines Repaired
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES RE-
paired. BEACON a62
Window Cleaning
CASCADE NDow CLEANING
Co. Main 1866
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DIR v. n. FREER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases
Glrt Il fTksEtA A.
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM tT MAY CONCERN
This n to certify that Geo. Wagner
has made an application 90 main
tain a woodworking plant At $50
w. siHt at. lots 81 20 ~. block 2.
Ballard Addition.
Anyone desiring to protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office Of the building Dcpn ~ =
ment. Room sos county-city Bldg.
prior TO Friday. November 10. 1880.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


TIMBER. hAwMliIS. RnINGf.E
your uHtlnga aud give very best
service. THE PACIFIC AGENCY,
Inc, 400 Arcade Bldg. ELLIOTT
1894
BUSINESS COUNTER tsso-cOit-
ner ON paved street. excellent To-
cation for garage or store flb
gets deed and tile insurance, bal.
ance 10 years. call s2s Seaboard
BldK
GROCERY SNAP
owner compelled 10 leave city, must
sacrifice small grocery store. Tx
ceilrnt opportunity.
MEhLEN j. MOORE
1916 Third Ave. Elliott s76b.
THE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC REAL
Estate Hr0kerH-FtnHncini Agents.
tio0 Arcade building. Elliott asa.
Anything from peanut stand
BUSINESS CORNER
Corner on paved street Excellent
location for garage or store. VS.
ance 10 years Call s2e seabohrd
II Rooms NEW FuilNiTUHE. 1885,
800 cash. f2b monthly Low rent
Real opportunity omen, 1903
Howell Elliott 1881
81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
80 TO 90 ACRES. WELL LOCATED.
good land. 10 trade for grocery or
rooming house. Benson. 5zf Rail-
way EHchango Bide
o. PERSONAL
/ PIE MANENT HAIR WAVING.
harceiilng. hcna pack for gray
LhpiiiF IsPRovEMEsr SHOP
Main cb07 $50 Union St
WILL CHARLES HOWE. WHO
worked for the Coast Range Lum-
Der coTsinls ayns ~ ~ isis shs ss l,ssti,
1873 20 arrange for witnees FEES
No operations. Natural remedies:
electric massage; light. thermo.
vapor baths. 4is Firnt ave, NJ
blis. DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER.
Sanlpractor.
DIR. v. n. PREFER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases.
90b \ Third Ave.
SEND 900 tslLvEh Foh LIFE
reading. Something every one
should know. G. Norfolk. Willard
Hotel, Seattle.
swEArs. MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower. tsi Peoples Bank bidg-
l. AND H-coME HOME At ONCE.
Very important Don't fail us.--
SLIGHTLY USED s1B GLOBE EAR
phone, si2. t0bs Arcade Bldg.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON Farm
AND ACREAGE LoANR Prompt
service 4. A. HOTHE Farm
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Lcary Bldg.
Main toie.
Ios LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IN MAY CONCERN
This N to certify that Geo. Wagner
has made an application 20 main
tain a wood working plant AT $50
w siHt st. lots 81 20 a.. block 2.
Ballard Addition,
Anyone dcHiring 70 protest such oc-
cupancy must fiio such protest at
the office Of the building Depart
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QUEEN ANNE NIL v1rw
-. ,w.NLLiNcronp mn -.

" NIsIsTNWFNItII HILL
$500 Cash. $40 Monthly. Including
Interest
Grounds t0xfoo
Erand new Colonial bungalow. tiv~
tns room across entire house. oak
floors. pretty fireplace. bookcases.
large bath. spacious bedrooms.
closets. lars" attic with stairs. ALI
hullt-in features In kitchen. cooler.
ironing board. breakfast table. ce-
fnent basement. furnace and iaun-
dry; block To car. Immediate pos
session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

NEW YORK-The queen of Apples" practices Whdt she
breaches, from his photograph Of Miss
Natalie Kingston made after her coronation at the North
Riper apple auction, whch opened National Apple Week.
More than $4,000 north of apples gicen to NeW York
poor part Of the eatmoredpples campaign Tho Miss
Kingston has the complexion Of peach she says apples
did the deed" If American relied apples instead
of the rouge brush, halt the cosmetic dealers woud 90
broke" opines she.
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
O. n. WILLIAMS CO
EstRhiished 1889.
HAVE you TRIED EVERY

HAVE you TRIED EVERY
KNOWN REMEDY
And rtiii have rheumatism.
turahago. Neurttie. kidney
Trouble. Nervousness. High
Blood Pressure and what not
UNTIL YOU ARE UTTERLY
pISCoURAGEDf Come 20 the
NIT-O-SET SANfTAKiuM TO-
DAY. We treat hundred.
tight here az home. and can
certainly help your ease, The
Ntr-o-NET u natures Clhf,
nrinx this adj. ONE FREE
TREATMENT. sss Central
Bldg.
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MACHINERY
Is ron sAI.E-REaL ESTATE

IS ron sAI.E--REAI ESTATE
N. BROADWAY BUNGALOW
s6.2b0
VIEW LAKE. SOUND AND
MOUNTAINS
Afi.Er~-GAR AaE~-ATrTC
$50 Monthly. Including Interest
brand NEW. just eompletedi has
large front porch. enter into llv-
Ing room across entire house, oak
floors. finished turnout Mn ivory
and mahogany. pretty fireplace.
indirect lighting. hookcascA. buzz
fet. 2 bedrooms. closet wall bed.
maEneHtone bath. very con-
ventcnt kitchen with cooler. IRON
ing board. breakfast table, cup
board. etci cement basement fur
mace and laundry level lot. paved
street. block TO car. very easy
tsfma
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f.UsfDER

.xS 20 ELECTROMAGNETIC to -.
III sooRING-RUSTfc CEILING. 10
Fine quality extra star star. =
Cedar StdtnE s.s..ss.a.s Wv 70 %
Delivered anywhere
Phone Queen Anne 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
FARM LAMBS

IN SkAGfT COUNTY
4 big sale 81 the Clear Lake Lumber
Co. lands. Price reduced 20 one
half and more. SIS and s35 per
acre: close 10 railroad and towns.
This is proven land. adjoining IN.
Big Lake Lumber Co. farm. go
aero tracts some with creek and
sprinsH. All good land and easy
clearing. Roads 60 extra tract.
Let me send you to my local office
at Clear Lake.
IL. c. PETERs. ZIG Third Ave.
ONLY SIS CASH
AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET
- acres rich soil. southeast Of Ever
EFT small log house. chicken
house. barn. well. some clearing
balance alaHhcd. Price only t720
Pay SIS cAsh and you can pay the
balance In full by working on the
FARLANE. Tho Community Build
er. sit Leary Bldg Cor. End and
Madison.
20 ACRES At PRESTON. HOUSE,
chicken house. barn. pig pen. ,
acres cleared. balance timber
rich soil. running spring piped
into house, close TO work and
school. a bargain at i2.b00; $3.50
cash. balance as arranged.
w. X. Macfarlane. The Community
Builder. Ga Leary Bldg. Cor. End
and Madison.
FARMs-YoU CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm to suit. The
Pacific Agency. Inc. 400 Arcade
BldE Elliott asa.
FOR RENT. 10 acres Vashon water
lngs; $3.50 per year, Box 7, Bur-
ton Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

STUMP pufLERs 1sTEELl. ONLY
s1s. also SIS zach. Unsurpassed
for power. speed safsy. prlS.-.
pulling demonstration daily BY
machine of rare merit that clears
average land for $50 to 100 an
acre Machine does not cost price
OF little farm Write. call bucrsst
Patented puif~r-. Henton-
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"a I'M FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

fySYURSTsHED: LARGE ROOMS
and bath; pantry; lights: gas. pri-
vate entrances 10 each apartment;
ike new; just renovated; close TO
business center; interior and cr-
f~rfor ike new. No profiteering.
Reuts reasonable. 2sth ave. g.,
corner Of Main. Everything com
~ rfefC
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

GROOM APARTMENT: BEDS;
Everything furnished: low rent
1902 Howell ~. Elliott 1012-W.
AHs . ROOM5. NEWLY FUR
niThed. cheap. o'SeIl. 1903 Howell
EiIiott 1Sy7s
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ACREAGE WANTED

WANT 10 TO 20 ACRES fMPRov-
ed. for residence, good district
MEKi.EN J. MOORE.
1915 Third Ave. Elliott s7bs
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NORTH END BUNGALOW HOME
$3.50

Grounds .5xioo
This pretty home has buiit-sn
kitchen. breakfast nook, : large
bedrooms. good view 81 lake. city
and mountains. reasonable pay
msnt. balance t3s monthly.
BELL a co. INC.
After sp NJ Cain North ,s.s
HERE IS a REAL BARGAIN FOH
1ou--A double bungalow OF :
rooms. flats of rooms each.
with ground floor entrance for
price only is.sgo u cold at once /.
terms only $1,000 eAah, balanc.
easy monthly payments. buys this
rent Z rooms and let tho rent pay
for your home and you have a fine
t.reom bungalow for yourself
JOHN y. ADAMS co.
Faunticroy car to Faun,icroy Station
f3is 18th Ave = W
OWN YOUR OWN
81. Too--S-rooru bungalow on rerdi-
nand a.: lot 10 epxi90. with view
af Lake Wnshin 1ton. this price liz
for hurry-up sale. $500 cash. bal
snee rent; make q start get .
oEo. A. SPENCER q CO.
rit Ferdinand 81 columbia city,
VI ID. Marsh. Mgr. Rainier ~
OWNERS sALE
tsTbo--S-rcom modern bungalow;
fnll basement fhinney disuict
Easy terms.
bungalow. basement. good lot.
kaxsa. fine view. close In.
Also lots and acreage different parts
ifsssEN. els New York. Tids.
MADR0SA
ss..so-MadronA home Of rcoma.
view OF Lake Washington. newly
decorated throughout and In OK
eelient condition. all improve
fuents In. paved alley, garage
$1,000 cash. balance like rent
Sunday. East bi31.
MERiEN }. MOORE.
1919 Third Ave. Elliott sTss
Good bungalow. four rooms and
bath. nearly new. Close to igth
and James Pull concrete base
ment VIII sell on easy terms
Squire Investment Co. $50 Empire
uldH Main sits.
ron sAt.E-NEw BROOM MOD
srn bungalow. except furnace; ga
rage; lot Soxioo 20 alley foil CO.
ment basement never occupied ,
$3.50 1900 or more cash. $40 or
more per month. per cent Quin-
Ian. i11 n ktth. Ballard t1ti
QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
s-room bungalow. Furnished. on
boulevard. view ~ Sound and
mountains. leaving city. must
ssaerific.. price ss.7So. tsrms.
HON t.s-WE LIST AND SELL
property anywhere in city. A
number Of first class homes 20 pick
from. Tho Pacific Agency. Inc.
tto0 Arcade building. Elliott ts3t
CULvER--QrEEN ANNE
Come TO Ne for the best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
n. g. CULVER
~ Boston 81 Queen Anne ~.
s-ROoM SEMI MODERN BtNGA-
low: lot 50xi00. fruit trees: W.
Woodland district: snap. Ballard
52s, owner.
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lu ron sAl.n-AuroMonILEs

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49,
1900
49,.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29

In this wera included Kitchen jlt-,
neys"-a type of tea wagon Ice
less refrIgerators, washing machines
plans for simple water systems, fire.
less cookers, fruit and vegetable
drIers, oil stoves portable gas maxi
ers, and hydraulic rams. Several
manufacturers sho wed light and
power plants suitable for farm
homes at the same exhibit. Small
conveniences costing anywhere from
S to Is cents were also displayed.
Getting more conveniences for do
ing work into the home is the aim
of every home-demonstration agent.
Last year, thousands of labor-saving
devices and conveniences were in
stalled in country homes, thereby
lessening the housewives work and
increasing her efficiency, comfort,
and enjoyment of life.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29
News Items Of Local Interest

are daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keiber and
daughter OF Moscow spent the week
end with Mrs. Keiber's daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Boion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelber have purchased a residence
in Spokane and will move there
soon.
Mrs. Alvin Benson of Charleston
arrived Wednesday afternoon ia
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Brown.
Prof. and Mrs. Candee of Moscow
expect to spend the week end here
with the Dunkle family. Prof
Candee is member of the faculty
of the University Of Idaho in the
engineering department. He anc
Mrs. Candee have host of friends
in Kendrick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29
Linden Items

Mrs. Huffman went to Leland
Saturday to visit with her daughter.
Mrs. s. H. Fry visited at the
Smith home Wednesday.
Mrs. James Garner went to South
wick Monday and had some of her
teeth extracted.
XMr. and Mrs. l. E. Foster and
children were visitors at the Nc
Allister home Sunday.
XMr. and Mrs.. Claud Pippinger
and children of Cavendish cam.
over in their truck, Sunday. They
and the d. McPhee family were
visitors at the George Garner home
XMrs. Vaughan, Miss Morgan and
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Shingler Were
entertained at a turkey dinner al
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. try's, Sunday
the occasion being in honor Of Ciar.
ence's birthday.
K Mr.. and Mrs. George Garner re.
turned from Spokane Thursday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29
LADY Killers"

An EXHIBIT OF lady killers" the
kind found IN too many homes, is
pelng put on in different parts of
the State of Washington by the
Washington State College extern
sion department and the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The attendance wherever the ex-
hibit has been held has been in the
hundreds, both men and women find
ing much of interest.
Among the lady killers" are
found the washboard, the sad iron.
the brush, the water pail, the short
handled dustpan, the ak. and a num-
Der of implements with which many
women are obliged to do their
work.
10 offset the '.lady killers" was
another exhibit of ways and means
uf Tightening work IN the home.