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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-11

MIR. and MIS-. L. NJ. Brown mOtoT-
ed to Boise on Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday visiting their
daughter, Miss Dollie, who is in the
Idaho Commercial College.
Il. NJ. Brown and family leave this
week for Southern California, where
they will spend the winter and pos
sibly locate.
Grant Fisher is in ROsette, Wyom-
ing with a car of apples, having been
gone a week.
d. d. Hunter is still working in
the fruit in Emmett.
Webb Calwell and family will
move into town this week, having
rented house on Second Street
Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis is going to Pay
cite twice a week for medical treat
ment, being sufferer with rheu-
matism.
The High School realized the
sum of $1O1.50 at the box social
given on Friday the 18th of Octo-
Der which was a Halloween Masque
party also. The money will be used
for football regalia. Our home
squad play an initial game with
Parma on next Friday, Nov. 18th. On
Thanksgiving Day they are to play
at Nyssa.
The Christian Endeavor young
people surprised DR.. and Mrs. Van
Dusen at their home on Saturday
evening, Oct 30th by appearing. as
ghosts, COLLINS etc, and bringing a
generous supply of popcorn and APP
pies.
The Payette County Sunday
School Convention held on Thursday
in the Baptist church was well and
profitably attended. The Brethren
Sunday School carried off the prize
in the largest registration of dele
9tes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Carpenter and
daughter Miss Lola, of Weiser, visit
ed in the Arthur Holbrook home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Eldredge of New Ply
mouth spent Sunday in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B.
Makinson.
The Mothers Circle met on Fri
day in the High School Auditorium
and were entertained by an Achieve
ment Program" put on by Miss
Schrivner, County Club Organizer.
Miss Fay Fowler, State Club Leader,
was also present and awarded the
medals to the deserving ones. The
little first graders sang a song in a
ing manner.
mrs. ]. Q. Hook, State Superin-
tendent of the Children's Division,
who was in attendance at the Coun-
ty Sunday School Convention, was
entertained in the B. w. Grover
home.
Rev E. Shamberger was eject
ed President of the County Sunday
School Convention; C. E. Redfield
Divisional Superintendent; and Mrs,
F. B. Spainhower, SecretaryTreas-
urer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Johnson OF
Alliance, Nebraska, who have been
visiting relatives and friends for
the past three months, left on Fri
day for Portland where they will
visit a short time then return to
their home in Nebraska.
Miss Ivy Wilson who so ably pre-,
sented the Near East Relief Work
at the County Sunday School Con
vention, and who lives in Boise
was delighted to find several Boise
friends here, among them the ]. NJ
. Kinsey, Van Dusen and Meade fami-
lies.
Miss Annie Rupp left on Tuesday
for week of shopping and visiting
in Boise.
Grandma Paxton, mother of ouI
genial DR.. C. C. Paxton, was happy
to cast her first vote on November
being in her S1st year, and proud to
vote for prohibition electors.
Mrs. B. Whealdon, assisted by her
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-11
NOTICE OF SALE
OF ESTRAY ANIMAL 8

NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance of law, I, W. B. Stearman
Constable of Payette Justice Pre-
cinct, County of Payette, State of
Idaho will on the 27th day of Dec
ember 1920 at the P. V. Campbell
place 2 miles northeast of Payette.
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash lawful money of the
United States, the following describ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-29
WSSl [tt] WSS7
POCATEK KURACKE
PROHIBICE?

Columbia s. Carolina. = Sc
nat schvalil dnes pTedlohu. "a
povidaiicf koufeni We vefei-
nIch mistnostech. iako iidel,
mach, hotelich. radnicich atd.
Trestan bude kurak fiditel-
stvo, re Sc mu to dovolilo. Pred
!oha prosla velkou v6tSinou
hlasG po ostr6 debate.
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WE III 5a b IL ts ~
n J < 4 ! X 4 u " 4, 4 4
COLDSMITHUV POHREB.

Pohreb d6lnickeho pfedaka
Michala Goldsmitha, ZesnuvSi-
no vGera rano V Mt. Sinai ne
mocnici, konan bude Ultra ma
zidovsky hrbitov. Goldsmith
narodil Sc V C,eveland6 pred
So loty vice jak 26 roku byl
obchodnim zAHtupcem unie ci-
Sniku. Pred tim prodaval study
a jednim z jeho Zakazniku by
val John d. Rockefeller. Bylo
tax V dobach, kdy Rockefellero
Wy rafinerie pod Broadway ma
lezaly Sc We svych poGatcich.
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fWSSl LII WSyl
TALENTOVANA CESKA
GRADUANTkA.

Slecna Anna Routova, 2045
vych. 81. ul. skoncila vGera
svGi kurs V South vysSi skole s
vyznamenanim pon6vadz by
la prvni zaCkou V cel6 trid6 by
la zvo ena "a graduaGni slavno
sti t6z "a hlavni feGnici: namG
tenn ieii Teci byla "KTest' anska
amerikanisace"
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DULEzfTE PRO PRfsLU5Nf-
KY ClZfCH ZEMf.

Reditel Department. pro ven
kovni praci pri kolekci dane 2
pfijmG uredu vnitrozem-
skych dani, uverejnil pravidla,
tykajici Sc placeni dane z pri-
jmu cizinci, totiz prislusniky
cizich zemi. Die toho mon re-
sident aliens, totiz cizinci, kite
II zdrzuji sc We Spoj. Statech
pouZe doGasne, mali die zneni
' zakona platit dan 8-procentni
2 veskereho sveho prijmu bez
ohledu, 2 iakeho pramene pri-I
Sci. Vyjimka Sc cini lidmi, prl
slusnymi do zemi, jejichz Via
dy poskytuji Americandm, do
casne Sc tam zdrzujicim, jist6
vyhody pri placenf dani. Obca
mum takovych zemf prichazi
nase vlada vstric tax dalece,
re cd Mich zada dane, jake
plati zdejSi obcane, jsou totiz
dane 2 prijmu osvobozeni, ne
pfesahuje-li u svobodnych prf-
jem $1,000, zenatych $4,000,
take 5000 ma kazde ditedo 18
rokG veku jest dane prosto.
Mezi zememi, jichz obcane po-
uzivaii teto vyhody jsou Ce-
chy, Bosnia, Bukovina, Kanada,
Dalmacie, Halle, Gorice, Her.
cegovina, Istrie, Rakousko, Ger
ma Hora, Morava, Srbsko, Styr
sko, Terst a iine. Pro cizince,
ktefi pochazeji z Chorvatska,
5 avonska a Slovenska a vGbec
z byvalych Uher, platf usta-
noveni, re mohou delati naro-
ky ma ulevu, jen pokud Sc ty-
ce prijmu do $1,000 pro svobod
neho $4,000 pro zenateho,
kdezto ma d6ti Sc Jim nitehd
nesrazi. AvSak vSichni cizinci
obou techto druhG musi 81 "a
pamatovat v6c nejvys dGlezi-
tou a phi tom malo znamou, re
ma vyhody zmfnen6 mali ien
tenkrate pravo, kdyz bedlive
vyplnf formular pro dan pri-
imu, udajf veskere prameny,
odkud behem roku 1919 n6ia-
XIV pfijem nell; takto vyplne
ng formular odevzdaj V 1Tadov
ne koiektora, kdezto svemu "a
mestnavateli mali doruciti
Exemption Certificate Form
1115", ktery obdrzi ifadov-
ne kolektora. Formular ten
pred odevzdanfm zamestnava-
tell musl Sc vyplniti podepsa
ii. ProZatimne Sc zde zdrzuif-
CT obcan6 zemi: Anglie. Ho7-
landska, Svedska a take Ne
mecka musi platit 8 procent da
ne p veSkereho sv6ho pTiimu.
kdyz pisemne ma certifikatu,
Form 1918, neprohlasf 1mysl.
trvale Sc We Spoj. Statech usadi
ii. Certifikat tento musi vypl-
1iti V poctivem 1myslu. Kdybv
totiz vySlo ma ievo, re certifi-
kat vystavili pouze, ably Sc
vyhnuli placenf dani, budou 2
toho miti mnoho nepTiiemnosti
Nez totiz budou moci nastou-
pitt cestu do stare vlasti, budou
V kancelafi pro vydavanf prii.
vodnfch listd, We snor~ove bu-
dove. podrobeni prisnemu W.
slechu a nedostanou povoleni X
odcestovani dokud nezaplati
dane z pTiimG "a celou dobu
sveho pobytu zde. Podotknouti
dluzno. he zdeiSi obcane a ci-
7inci. kteTi Sc test steinym W.
hodam mimi. plati 8 procent
danf nonze, kdyz mali priiem
nHes $4,000. isou-'i svobodni, a
vice nez $4,000, isou-li zenati.
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200 VYPOMOCNYCH
UCITELEK.

Nasledkem epidemic chrip-
XIV rovn6z V fadach ucitelek
ma m6stskvch skolach vyskytu-
ie Sc mnozstvi onemocn6ni. tax
re skolni trad musel povolat k
vyucovani tem6r dive ste uGi-
telek vypomocnych a V n6koli-
ka dnech dalSich sto bude snad
povolano.
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13O NOVTCH PkfPADU
CHRIPKY.

Zdravotnimu ufadu reporto-
vano vGera 130 novych pTipa-
dd chfipky a vSech pfipadd V
meste jest 355. Komisar DR..
lockwood ocekava vSak, re v
nekolika dnech situace Sc zlep
81 a letosni epidemic ze nebu-
de miti rozsahu jako 1919.
'WSS [t&l WSS
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LID v AMERICE

mGze nyni pomoci pribuznyn1 prdteldm sDgm rodi-
nam Dychodni stredni EDrope zasildnim potrauin
Jedna vychodn sic zmy
dosic potavnovh kldni
evo udze zivu pravi Herbert Hoover pomocne
Zaslete''do Evropy
pOtravinnove pOukazky.
Nsme heym
poH?
bfd vadsm raznych vd t vyenodni Europe exuU cke
Plan poravh ukazekpo den naled
l. Ameick adnita
eropskych ench, pF
q Poravinoe poukazky podavi v
pnji pf7bunym neb pteHm
Pozmka:
vcee
p0o" m mnhe venova Mde take pobem pomk vbee
rdini
OTIS & COMPANY ponoci cizineckeho oddsleni vse
Van vsem nejpocrobne informace Vase ;edine vydan
bude ien skutecne obnos Potravinovou poukazku.
dal
Cizinecke A Otis E co
teegraficky Pdavame take SSl5yl1ElS fubhc fro"
CHI bondy. ss1sS Pote
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Sever6v eesky kalen6af ma rok 1920
adarmal Ptejte ss ch " l6karneeh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-14
c~H1LDREN's DRESSES

For children from 2 to S years, White Dress
square neck, tucked and lace trimmed was
gathered skirt; regular SOC value. ~ III
Dollar Day; 2 for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-14
CRETONNE

Yard-wide Cretonne for draperies, scarfs,
cushions, etc. Several ~selective patterns; REM
$ S 9ss,.s T Is. > t. , 10 s. yards :, $500
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sKAGIr BAY LANDS

Only $50 per acr~; easy terms. Have
you as you can Invest today and
lfb more you can spare in 20 days
from nOWf II We can show you
where you can invest this amount
now, and In five years you Will
% 1850. VIII you invest this sum
Do you want 10 make fortune =
the next five yearsf Our proprS
hitlon II one that will bear tho
s.osfst in,yeHt,gation: WIN you "a.
amount Of money that you can In
vest, We want "a explain our offer
to you. You viii thank us many
times for calling this to yDir at
tsntion II you invest with US.
This - no stock proposition or
land. and you can know how good
II IL II you Will only take few
minutes OF time and come to our
office ana talk the matter over
we are offering you. We know
that n you could know this prop
osition as We know IL. that u
would not be necessary for us to
talk To you TO get you 10 buy ~
YOU would be attending In line
waiting your turn To buy.
This offer Is one that you cannot
afford TO fail to investigate. The
richest land in the state Of wash
tnEton. free from stumpH. stones
o. brush; level. sub.irriFatsd
lands. virgin soil. and only $50 per
acre. Found too good 10 be true,
but nevertheless IL Is true. and
you are being offered n chance 70
yet In on this. Why delay longer7
You will be like $50 people in the
tract we sold In July and August;
you Will be too late. DO you want
homer DO you want an invest
m.ntT Then N you do. see what
we are offering you. IL costs you
nothing 40 Investigate our offer
Come 10 our office and get full in
formation; write or phone for par
ticularH; Join our next excursion
aud see for yourself what we are
offering you
SPARKS e. DYE, 1870 Second Ave
Ground Floor.
Phone Elliott co.'s. Open Evenings.
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IN YOu FAILED TO AK ABOUT
our unredeemed cars. you've fall
ed to view the best buys In town
You'll find fine assortment.
car for every purpose. Liberal
terms: no Brokerage nor straight
interest. You pay Interest on
amount owing each month. Fig
i IRE u up. SOME SAVING. USED
! CAR EMPORIUM. i2th d V. Pine.
WE NEED CARs OUR FLOOR is
empty OF light us.d cars. Let ne
sell your car for YOU, or We will
pay cash for IT, Bring your car
HENRY mossrAcH AuTo co.
/ gfs-sis ~ pike ~ East 1851
llsis DODGE TOURING: ORIGINAL
| finish like new; mechanically
good. Price sk7s; easy terms.
iiamill a Engdahl 1881 broadway,
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers Stor-
| ave Elliott 7asA
1918 CHEVROLET TOURING: GOOD
paint, rood tires and poppy
| little motor. Price sAss; easy terms.
Hamill a Enweahl 1881 broadway.
late model Hwht used cars Our
terms are easy. Come In see for
yourself
henry mossBAcH AUTO co.
efs3 n. pike ST East 1851.
lIsf9 BRTscoE TOURING = THIS
car T. as good as new. and s on.
OF the best buys we have had
Price 1915: easy terms.
Hamili a Engdahi. 1881 broadway.
lUNREDEEAiED CARS 60 FOR
| loan and charges. Titles guaran-
teed. USED CAR EMPORIUM.
18th and r.. Pine.
1917 CHEVROLET TouRTNG-wHy
&c, this for s375: easy terms7
HarniIi ~ Enadahi. 1881 broadway.
uLLMAN ROADSTER, FIRST
class condition. Price s226. Box
G-fe5, Star.
LATE DODGE RoADsTER: s CORD
tires; special winter top. bumper.
etc, Pries ts5si easy 1yya, terms rrnsa-,v
ATTENTION. BUICK
exchange for clustering. 1927 In
terlaken pl. Phone Capitol 420s.
LIBERTY sIx TOURING. PRICE
1850: terms. WIN take your car
IHsmiiii K rnRdahL 1891 Broadway.
LIBERTY TOURING; REpAINTEDi
excellent condition. Only 5000.
Address G-t70. Star,
1920 CHI AND LER DISPATCH
owner has left the city, and II
hard up. and wants US TO sell his
new car. IL you want a snap, look
rra .m'1 * EngdahI. 1881 Broadway.
WILL TRADE My BUICK TOUR
ing s-cylinder for lighter car: bal
ance terms. East 205f.
OPEN EVERY EVENING" USED
CAR EMPORIUM. 18th n II. Pine
&c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good light cars. Henry Mossbach |
Auto Co. g13 IL Pike It, East 266l
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FARM LANDS

BIG OPENING or
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Several thousands OF acres 20 select
from; best Of soil: railroads and
state highway pass thru the land. .
close 20 town and schools. under
government irrigation project that
IL an extension of the famous
FrNNYSfDE CANAL. and in the
valley. Join the crowds that are
buying at
$40 PER ACRE AND UP
Very easy terms See maps. pic
tures. etc. at our offices. Let us
show you this land and the valley.
We make two trips weekly.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners. sts Green Bldg.
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Comes $4,000 Miles;
Votes for Harding

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, Nov. fiat
a cost of over $1,000. Robert Stin-
son. son of a wellknown lawyer.
travelled $4,000 miles from Australia
to vote for Harding. The trip took
fortv day&
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Amos. n~.w Traffic truck; IN
fine condition turnout. at
big saving. Ready TO so 70
WIN take Ford in trade
1880 Overland T. A good. light.
economical t-pAassnger ear.
Has s good tires. A good light
car nj Tow price. Price 49,. $50
1880 MAXWELL s-parsenxer. Or
tginni paint. tires. Just COM
pl~tely ov8fhAuiea In our own
shop. fstg mileage on gas and
81 with this SAT. Price .,.. 80
IfstT Oakland k-passsugsF; cgm-
plet.iy overloaded and In fine
mechanical condition. ; good
tirsa- Ready TO 50. Price,. TEs
|isfs Dodge tourinE--'rhls car
can hardly be told from new.
bumpers. almost new tf~s.
perfect mechanical condition ti.ose
TRADES TERMS
We have - cshevs 20 select from.
Al renewed. and ready to TO-
surr1.ps-r.rvExooop MOTOR co.
AUSTIN MoSELEY CO.
Phone East tec.
Cor. nth Ave- and r Pike 81
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THE PACIFIC AGENCY. Inc.
<foe-,-s Arcade Bldg
ELLIOTT 4s5A

$i9o-1-x Arrsde BldE-
ELLIOTT sssA
Ton see. it's this way. rorNs
get 90 used 10 doing the
same thing the same why
that they Kind of forget
that there IL whole lot
more pleasant way OF doing
the same thing.
For instance. You are living
in an apartment house.
where. N you speak TO your
next door naixhbor. he iookA
At you AZ mo you had de-
signe upon the gold filling
Wouldn't II be better TO live
| place like this.
acres. ali cleared and under
cultivation. with 10 chick
ems. 1 2-yoar-old Jersey
| cow tfresh with second
calf). plenty OF feed for
COW. 10 fruit trees q years
odd, with awberrtes.
raapherries and such things
tight on your own home lot.
There u q good barn. chick
On house. feed house and
| WVtu tutI-
There IL . good s-roon house.
well furnished. good well
with water the year around.
It's only an miles from a
| good nearby town. on the
| highway. 10 minutes walk
from school. store. depot
and on mail route.
You can live on this place,
and you can buy II for
$4,000: $4,000 cash. and the
| balance on terms 10 suit
your convenience. No. rs
We have. listinga covering
more than 5000 small farms
and ranches such as this.
Just drop In and see us. and
find out about some OF them.
. acres OF beautiful VIEW
PROPERTY. 100 feet OF
water front. This Is an
ideal suburban home site.
and lies right next to two
beautiful homeR. overlook
Ing Puget sound.
Tho price " only $4,000.
| No. II
Come up and see us. AK for
the FARM DEPARTMENT,
or Mr.. wilcox, or THE MAN
WITH THE FLYING FLIv-
| YER"
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AUCTION NOTICES
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
GOING At AUCTION

GOING At AUCTION
Most wonderful view residence
property in Seattle. located At z2ss
Federal ave; corner. Lynn 81.
going at auction Tuesday. Novem.
Der 90. at l p. m. This beautiful
corner lot. s0xiz0 feet. ~ lncioHed
by a most charing stone boulder
buIi<iead wall, and is further set
berry and fruit trees. There are
two houses on this property. the
larger house facing on Federal
ave. and a rear cottage facing on
Lynn st The front house has living
room, dining room. kitchen. pam
try. bedrooms. bath. furnace h eat.
laundry trays. full cement bsae-
msnt: house has been newly paint
ed and decorated turnout. and il
in fine condition In every respect,
and ready 70 NOV. into without
the rear has . living rooms and
bath. also recently decorated and
in good condition. and rents for
SIS per month. The location OF
this property In not only in the
tricf. butt IL also has the distinc-
ton OF being the most favorabIy
situated OF any lots In the city
for unusually beautiful view Of
Cascade mountains and Lake
Washington to the east. Olympic
anu fsNtt IHtpH inc
west. and clear view of the
University district 20 the north.
II In within two blocks Of Seward
park and only six blocks to Vol
unteer park: also II Is most con-
venient and accessible. being only
one-half block from two grocery
stores. meat market. drug store.
ETC.. close TO two schools. The
present owner has closed out his
business In Seattle. and In leaving
the city. and has authorized us 10
sell this beautiful home for what
ii Will bring, and 1t IL now open
for inspection prior to sale.
NOTE--Tcrms can be arranged on
a baais Of ons-tbird down. balance
like rent. All taxes and aHsess-
ments are paid in full 70 date, All
( improvements in A certified
check OF $1,000 must be made to
the auctioneer by tho buyer be-
fore the property will be knock I'D
down 20 the successful buyer. For
particulars call Meyer l. Simpson,
Auctionesr OF
SIMPSON AUCTION co.
1927 Pine 81. Main 27fs.
Drive out by this any time and in
spect this property to your own
onflafa rttan
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1AkTNA FAI<MN
so-acre ranch. right on boulevard:
water right all paid; f6 In alfalfa.
harvest rs tons this year. some
fruit trees and Groom house. 39.-
GOO cash and some trade: must
sell on account OF ~ health. See
owner. SOS Crazy Bldg.
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100 acres. 30 acres under pillow. 80
acres siashed and seeded TO grass;
good s-roon house. barn and
other buildings: . miles TO town
and creamery. with good orchard
$1,000 cash viii handle. Price
$4,000. terms ON balance. Box
G-ist, The Star
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I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

+ MUSIC STORE
Get into this live business now and
get the Holiday trade. situated
in the livest town In the State.
Phonograph repairing and piano
tuning In connection. A real
proposition for someone VIII In
voice. See MIR. HUNT, 422 Burke
Bldg. and and Marion
MOVING PICTURE THEATRES
| have list of IL theatres; all will
bear investigation; prices range
from $4,000 10 $4,000: we can ar
range satisfactory terms. See
HAUBRoOk, 422 Burke Bldg. Sec.
ond and Marion.
BUSINESS WOMAN. RESIDENT
Seattle twenty years. offers 7Sc and
share In earnings: number one se-
curity: couple hundred dollars re.
auired; no brokers. Giles. Star.
BEDROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR
nished; close In. $500 Will handle.
30S Crazy Bldg
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~
81 ACRES PART IMPROVED;
bargain: some trade consld-
cred. near Riehiand. $3.50:
terms. Western Pacific |
Securities Co Room al
Central Bldg.
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STOCKs AND BONDS

WE WILL BUY
30 Aero Alarm. com.
1000 Alaska Pet. a Coax
l00 Falls Motor, com.
500 Manhattan-Tex. Pet
10 Northern Life Ins.
10 Nut House. pfd.
100 Rothert Process Steek
1000 Texas Junior.
80 Western Rubber.
10000 Greater Berlin a.
10000 German Gov. IS
10000 Hamburg fHs.
Russian rubleS
German marks
Italian lire.
French francs.
WE WILL SELL
80 Afbefts Milling Co. ....$at.oo
~ Am. Nitrogen. com..... $500
80 Aerial Rotary Eng. -. Bid
1000 Amalg Gold ...~. .oS
8 Arctic Cons. ....-.-. 5000
100 Aut Elect Cont .--... Bid
1000 Beacon Coal ....--.-.. Special
1000 Bank. & Mer. Pet .-.-. so
1000 Capitol Pet .--.-.----s .0th
20 Davis Car ..---.----. 1.25
$50 r.. NJ. +. oil ...-.-.. AS
500 Harvey Crude ...-.... Special
1000 Inv. Q. X. of Tex. .-... .07h
600 Inv. o. X. OF Okla. 80. 1.95
1000 Jachknlfe Windshield .55
zoe Kane Shock Abs, pfd. 30
10 King Airship $500. Bid
q n. w Fin, pfd.. CON-. $4,000
900 Parry OIL ....-.-.---.. 90
100 Rothert Steel ......... 30
10 Scan, Am. Bank. Tao. 1000
10 Swed. Am. Line ..-.... 1900
l000 Texas Junior ........... IA y
2 United Fin, pfd.. conk225.00
40 Western Rubber ....:. 400
1000 Western Smeit. & Pow. Special
20oo Wyoming Pacific ..... .06 u
20 Won, Disc Wheel ...-. Bid
67b Victory Rubber .....- .ss
1000 Noble oil 4 Gas, CON-. so
" Unit Seattlc-Tex. 49,. Bid
Write for our special bond list.
Foreign bonds and currency on hand.
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EECURlTIES COkHOKATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

FIvE-RooM COTTAGE WITH
bath; basement with garage: 60x
1o0-foot lot; corner 18th ave. 4.
and Hill st: ~ minutes from Pio-
neer Square. Some work has to
be done on property. Could be
done evenings 20 make property
worth $4,000. Priced for quick
sale at $4,000: $500 cash: balance
easy terms. H.. s. Hendrickson.
AIS Boston Block. Elliott 2022.
East 1863.
fs60--HkRGAfN LOT
t0x12t, on paved street. Green Lake;
fine view; assessments all paid.
owner. Main 2SsL kenv oQd asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

FOR sALE--cOLLiE DOG, VERY
pretty chiid's pet Call Elliott
z45g-W.
81 FOR SALE--AUTOMOB1LES
ONE HALF PRICE BUYS 1920 g.
passensar; perfect mechanically.
rubber and upholstery like new:
run only 5000 miles. Address
9-1G3. Stax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ARE you PAYING. RENT,
SIS DOWN: ss5 A MONTH

Two-room bungalow. year old. at
| 47f1 West juneau Street. Price
$500. Ask for Mr.. Drew, with
GARTER, MACDONALD n MILLER
eos Columbia St Elliott 5sT0.
5-RooM HOUSE. NEAR FREMONT
car barn: corner lot; fruit trees:
shed, etc. Price s2.6b0: $500 cash.
GUST STENBERG, North 302s
| ti7 Arcade Bldg. Elliott iis2.
50, 200--PAY ttfs DOWN, BALANCE
monthly; good Groom house, base
mont. bath. large lot: near car.
school, stores: Meridian district
Inquire 5b2t Garfield place.
CuLvBR--QUEEN ANNE
Come to us for the best buys in
Queen Anne hill property.
X. c. CULVER
~ Boston st Queen Anne II.
MUST SELL AT ONCE, $3.50. O.
room house; large. level lot: 3
fruit trees. some berries. This IN
IN Rainier valley. Phone Rainier
6ss-W.
sg,200---PAY s17b DOWN, BALANCE
monthlyi good 6-room house. base
m.nt. bath. large lot: near car.
school and stores. Meridian dis
trict. Inquire b52l Garfield place.
WHO IN SEATTLE OWES YOU
money! Let VA collect II. Elliott
25zA Room Goa. Maritimoi BldS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

A brand new Oakland s-rarsenger
only costa ti,eza And lf's the
safe and buy a new car With q
factory Yante~f only 500. and
terms Of 10 month"; Price guar
Antsed untu MAJ. 1851