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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-18
E. dia de aver nos traje el mayor c~ontirgeE7te
para las vfctin7as d. los t~er1loloI es
M Il r;ene de Ia "a. nar 23S1.55

Suma cue viene lie Ia "a. pag. 2331.53
Sr. Teodoro Narvaes .... 100
Sr. Cecilio Munoz 1890. go
Sr. Adolfo Narvaes $1,000. 0.35
Sra. Geronimo de Sanchez. go
Niho Santos Herrera 49,. 0.t0
Sr. jesus Ma. Rodriguez 0.50
Sr. Pedro BoteI.o ........ go
ST.. Pedro Botello, Jr. 80. 0.50
Sra. Bernardo Calzado 49,. 0.ij
Sra. Felicitas Contreras =. 0-25
ST.. Jorge Calzado ..... O.25
Sra. Secundina ViIla-reaI.. 0.l5
Sr. Claudio Sotclo 1890. e.25
Sr. Silverio RODRIGUEZ 49,. o.50
Sra. Conception T. Orozco OBS
Nina Florinda T. Orozco .. 0.O5
Sr. Domingo Longoria 1900. 0.25
Sra. Jesusita D. Patino %. OBS
Srita. Ninfa P. Patino . 0.25
Sr. Pedro RAMIREZ 1890. OBS
Sr. Jacinto RODRIGUEZ $50. 0.5U
Sr. Gregorio Jimenez go. O.25
Sr. Felipe Chavarria .... OBS
s.. Antonio Perez 5000. O.I0
S-. Juan Perez. ......... 0.25
ST.. Juan Renteria ........ 0.20
ST. Antonio Charles 1900. LOO
Sra. Conception de Charles LOO
Sr. Domingo Morales. O.50
Sra. Tomasa Mata 1890. 0.l0
Sra. Rosaha Rodriguez. 0.20
ST. Fernando Cardeans . 0.50
Sra. Catalina Ibarra $500. 90
Sra. Margarita Ceballos O.50
Sr. Refugio Ibarra ...... 0.25
Sr. Saturnino Ibarra 80. OPS
Sr. Francisco Chavez -. 0.50
ST. Tomas Cedillo 5000. OPS
Colectado por los Sres.
Fernando Corrales y Arturo
5. Morales, de Arbuckle, O.
kla.
Sr. Fernando Corrales 100
Sr. Arturo Morales ..... 100
Sra. Viviana F. de Corai-S LOO
Srita. Maria Fernando . 100
ST. Santiago Garcia 49,. 100
Srita. Albina Hernandez . . 100
S.. Juan Reyes -....-. LOO
Sra. Francisco F. Reyes -. 0.00
Sr. NarciSo Jinenez ..... 1.50
Sra. Anastacia B. J!menez LOO
Sr. Felix RosaS ...-...... l.Oe
Sr. Roman Luna ...-... loo
ST.. Juan Pizana ....-....- O00
Sra. Maria c. Pizana ...... O.23
Sr. Pedro Vazquez -..-. 200
ST. Manuel RAMIREZ 800. LOO
Srita. Jovita Chavez, -. 100
Srita. Virginia Estrada . 100
Srita. Barharita Rendon . OPS
ST. Jose r. Martinez 49,. 100
Srita. Severiana Pizana . 0.J0
Nina Conception Fernandez loo
Sr. Teodo-o Aicals ...-. Q-25
Sr. Vicente hernandez -. loo
ST.. Ignacio Sauceda 1900. $50
Sr. Ciriaco Aivarai) 2.ua
Srita. EStefanit2 Jimene.. 0.5O
Al srap-a IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-18

Acepte I'd. soIa-.e4-z sar De &c
Higos de California, fijandOse biea
en- Ia palabra California" que spa-
: en- Ia ~etiqueta, pUdisndo estar
eompletameute Segura De que 81 nj
no esta tomaR,o c, mejor laXante,
inofensivo par2 los orgaGes deicados
De los nihos. \ los ninos les agra
da 81 delicioso SAILOR q Iruca- Cada
botena lleva las instruccio1es necesa-
rias de las dcsjs are 3ete admins
trarseles. Dezas ID. esJa G}sd!cina
sin tenor.
Madre. I'd. deUe decir "C,alifor-
MA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
COLLEGE WOMEN SHUN
THE TEACHERS FIELD

NEW YORK. Jan. 2. - College
women are turning from the teach.
ing field and earning much more
money in other capacities. according
to an investigation completed in be,
half of the Smith College endow.
ment fund.
one college woman established a
, tea room In New York city and
MADE $4,000 last year. A director
OF the dining service. recently EN-.
ployed by one college. received
$4,000 a year. more than the pro.
fcssots are paid.
Many college women are writing
for magazines and newspapers.
Those trained in chemistry are be-
coming analysts for commercial
concerns: many of ability in mathe.
MATES are employed as Insurance
actuaries. Others are nurses and
dietitians and many are entering the
business world as stenographers.
These fields are so remunerative
relatively that an ever-decreasing
proportion of graduates is entering
the teaching profession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
Bees MOTHERS
TO DROP FIGHT
Declares Removal of Bodies
From France lmpiouS

.By the Stars and Stripes Servicel
ROCHESTER,. ". Y, Jan. Mrs.
Oscar Gariessen. mother of the first
American officer killed in France. has
written an open letter 10 newspapers
Appealing Go gold star women every
where TO oppose bringing home the
bodies OF soldier dead.
Il am a gold star mother" her
letter IN part. says. "who. when my
son was killed In France the first
ofncer-at the very beginning OF
Americas participation. hurried over
there To work Tor the comfort OF our
army. / am thoroly acquainted with
conditions there. and am so bitterly
opposed 10 the impious and dreadful
idea OF bringing the bodies home.
that I seek to enlist against IL the
gold star women Of this land
II intend TO publish pamphlet.
which | win gladly send gratuitous-
~ 20 any woman who viii send me
her name and address"
Mrs Gariosscns address is Clio
West ii4th St. New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
LEGAL NOTICE

II THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington. In and for
the County 81 King.
No. l1Es2i.
SUMMONS ny PUBLICATION
Grace n. Byrd. Plaintiff. W.. Richard
G. Byrd. Defendant
The State Of Washington 60 the said
defendant. Richard g. Byrd: You
are hereby summoned To appear
within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication Of this
summons. to-wit: within sixty
days after the sih day Of January.
1890. and defend the above entitled
action. Ia the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff. and serve copy Of your
answer upon the undersigned at
tornsys for plaintiff, at their Of
flee below stated: and in case 81
your failure 50 TO do. judgment
wiil be rendered against you. Ac-
cording tr the demand OF the COM
plant. which has been filed with
the clerk Of said court
The said action H. brought for the
purpose OF obtaining a divorce for
plaintiff from defendant. and 20
procure for plaintiff her former
name Of Grace Aiken.
MITCHELL a. LAWRENCE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
office and Postofficc Address sil-i2
Pioneer bldg. Seattle. Wash.
Date Of first publication. January 3,
1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09

FAitM LAND BARGAINS
IN THE YAKIMA VALLEY
1900 --- 81 ncres. on Yakima river.
near town and railroad.
tT0o-ii.s1 acres. on state highway;
Lies perfect: best Of soil: town and
railroad. y miles
~ no0---iG0 acres. OF which 100 lies
good. balance good pasture.
- toU--One section. l1b acres under
kennowick extension OF sunnyride
canal balance good farm land
best - soil. mile 90 town and rail-
road This will make fret class
stock ranch.
We have a number 81 good values In
farm land at SO per acre ana up.
We are closing ouf our land Buy
now az bargain prices direct from
the owners.
Terms. ono-qnarfer down. balance on
long time at q per cent
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
SIS Green Building.
office open evenings also.
Two GOOD PLACES At 1880
AND $3.50
Large tract. all cleared and fenced
good t.ronm house. on county road
near school and stores. Ii.tda
Also / acre. ihoroly cleared. with
good family orchard. choice va
rietiss ~ fruits and berries. house
outhuiidinEs. etc. at 1850. Terms
20 responsible parties on either
place. good water on both places.
not far from ferry dock. scent
fare To- Seattle Can live here and
work IN city Roth places sxcelien,
harEains. Take East Madison car
and county ferry 90 kirkland and
inquire Tor r ". Sucking at brick
bungalow office at end OF ferry
dock.
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with the gold silk brocaded dra.
pcries drawn close TO exclude the
light. the president in a wheel-chair.
with Mrs Wilson and members Of
the Boiling family enjoyed the
movies on Christmas day. Va
Doug certainly hit the nail on
the head when he decided such a
present would please the president.
While IL cannot be said that the
president was ever a movie fan. he
has always been an enthusiast
about things theatrical.
Al during< the war he attended
the theatre regularly once week
and very often twice. In doing this
he set an example TO the nations
in not letting war gloom settle too
densely and allowing It to destroy
morale
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Statesmen WANTED
lost AND FOUND

salrsmAnshlp taught. 40 ur"en "
Main TsT.
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one thing he must certainly have
missed, since his confinement TO tho
White House. was hts visits to the
theatre. And these visits. had he.
been physically able to make them.
would doubtless have helped his
nervous condition and taken his
mind off the weighty affairs OF the
world that were contributory 10 his
breakdown, This need for enter
thnment was filled by Doug" in
the role OF White House Santa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
TARM LANDS


AND a MONEY MAKER
Located in the rich fruit and alfalfn
valley near Lsavenworth. 20 acres
the best ~ soil oil cleared ana
In high state Of cultivation, plenty
~ water Tor Irrigation. all IN al
falfh and fruit. good modern z.
room house barn. hay shed ana
chicken houses. COW. horses. hay
bnier. mower rake. wagon. buggy,
piown. hnrrowH. In fact. all necen-
rnry machinery and tools. Price
81 this fine farm " only ftb.0OV
II viii pay for itself In Few
years. VIII make terms. or con
slider good city property.
HERMAN aCIiHOEDEH
g0G TtUftf. ITfHu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
Famous East
Room Houses
Movie Screen
BY CAROLYN VANCE BELL

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Jan. g.
Scampering nonchaiantiy across .
screen IN the east room Of tho
White House. movie stars command
attention in a setting that heretofore
was reserved for dignitaries. domes.
tic and foreign.
The celebrated East Room has
condesccnded to become a movie
theatre since Douglas Fairhanka
took IL into his head To give Presi-
dent Wilson a moving picture ma.
chino for Christmas
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40 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE
WITC'itfNG
HOUR

Have YOU a one special hour IN your
daily llfo which You look forward
Go with keen expectancy. That
Kind OF expectancy charged with
mental elixir that rcNiVifica aud
roncws you with each turn ~ the
thought o. your witching hour
Lot uu toll you that such an hour
~ part and NO mean part, at
. that-of tifo'a rcjuVrnhtiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09

A PINE FARM ~ sHOHoMfsH
County FOR $4,000, all ready 20 step
right IN and take the cream checks
of from 1900 to t101 per month
right now. 40 acres, % under
pillow. balance Va pasture railroad
station on the farm. does not over
flow ~ wash good. large house.
new. ana o. new barn Tor 81 COWS,
other outbuiidinRa. 10 good cows,
tDhn - nEod hprfeh. several head
81 young stock. one aurrnnry bull,
all kinds 81 farm lmpl"fnonih.
wagon ana harness, cream nfpn-
. fhtor nov. cost Hllu ana eur
ncicnt hay 80 last wi paHtuf"
comes again lots 81 fish In rlvrr
Ia season. 1900 cash. bnianc" 20
De arranged School bus takes
children 10 ana from school owner
win take a smaller place ia part
payment. II located right and VIII
step right out Immediately for
purchaser 60 step right Ia and go
20 work
ACREAGE ~ RAINIER VALLEY
s.. 300 for "a b-acrc tract. only five
blocks from car line. good land.
Ties hlopiuR slightly 20 the south
east. has east frontage on avenue
good soil hnN good drainage. very
easy clearing. and h the best buy
In the valley. We can make rca-
nonable terms,
CARTER, MCDONALD A MILLER
2Os Columbia ~. Elliott $3.50.
beacon isi Ia evening. bee Mr FlaER
BNoHOIlsH INCOME. 20 ACRES. II
81 which IN thoroly cleared. bal
hnce easy 20 clear. ~ deep. rich
Holi. on main road. I mile 60 paw
inEs 7-rnom house. we'll built. now
barn. chicken house and sheds.
fenced and cross fenced. good
horse. about 90 chickens. Z cows.
heiferr years old. calf.
wagon. piowr, cultiYatoT. feed
chopper IN fact, all the imple-
mrnts you can need. tons feed
carrots. tons SpudE. about tons
alfalfa hay. oats. wheat. etc. All
you ne "a 10 move on this 10 your
trunk. NJ the house 10 fully fur
niHhsd Price $4,000; about $4,000
cash. balance long time.
DAVIES A. LEACH
2i2 Boston iloct
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CARTER, MCDONALD 4 MfLER
TIluRsToN COUNTY

We have a tract 81 2sh acres. party
Improved. at Chambers Prairie.
that We are offering ~ a bargain
price. This tfaet hAA about acres
cleared. a house. small barn. chick
en- house and we'll. ir close 60
nriEhbofH and work The price h
s.. zoe. and We viii make terms Of
1850 cash. and the balance In
monthly payments Here IL a place
ready 10 move into. at price that
10 iust about what the land IL
really worth
a. n REID a co.
1tf-1i7 New York Block.
Elliott a9zH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
THERE IL a MAN

There H. a man who has this daily
witrhinE hour Ia his life and out
OF the renewing strength and Joy
~ his wttchiug hour he lives the
tfNpAtfNTEp tifE--h o W eN r
black tho night from pole 20 pole
may be. or unkind the fell clutch
90 circumstance. the menace of
the years, and the hiudgepnH 81
chance nnda him and shall always
md him unafrald because his
fascinating. witchtnE hour trans
forms such horrors OF the shade 20
soulful tintn OF life. beauty and
10Y.
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BOARD AND ROOM
WA>TED-TO RENT

AND ROOM FOR TWO. IN
ceilent meals. fine location. 500
Ninth ave Main $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
ROBERT e. TREuER

Now that Christmas time Is DER.
our thoughts to business turn once
more.
The star want ads viii bring us
cheer
And help thruout the coming year.
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rs sIrrArIoNs wANrrp-MAIE


niSttiARGEn SOLDIER 400 X
keeper, desires work ot any nature
IN evenings and Saturdays. call
Capitoi Sos.
EN SERVICE MAN WISHES ANY
thing in tho line " electrical work.
Five years experiences married.
tall East 1906.
RETURNED SERGEANT. ATTEND
tnE university, needs employment
afternoons and evenings, years
experience In drafting aud survey
ing and construction, Phone Ken
w,sd flA
AN IN SOLDIER. MARWEp ils-
sires position as miiker on some
datrNs Have had experience at
this Tine. also with general farm
machinery and Eaa engines Al.
dress n, y Winton Shine. Wash,
I'm CORPORAL. CANADIAN EN-
ginecrs. married. family; fret class
carpenter. experienced Ia concrete.
sewer work; can read blue prints
and supervise work. or would take
any other kind Of work Phone
West 2tt-j,
SELLING SERVICES TO OFFER
American concern by young Vetcr-
an 90 character. ambition and az.
praTance Possesses instinct To sell
that viii soon show results, In.
tcrNicw urged. Fred Daniels. 1919
lioytaton ave East 3tab.
| OVERSEAS SAILOR DESIRES EN-
ploymcnt whore can work for room
aud board, will pay partially; best
references. have had new Hnapcr
experience. Cali konwood 1890
EN SOLDIER WOULD LIKE WORK
driving truck. motorcycle, OF VIII
consider work OF any kind. Phone
East 1859
I'm SERVICE MAN. ATTENDING
university, desires work aftrf-
Moons aud Saturdays office az
periencc Call beacon 1890 after
. y. m,
EN SERVICE MAN. 4 "REGUt.AR. .
served as dispatch rider and
truck driver. has months garage
experience. with good rccommrn-
dations Phone Queen Anne asAls
EN -LiEuTENANT. AGE 20. OVER.
seas airpianc pilot. not afraid OF
taking risks wishes employment
Accustomed to command men, also
Some office experience, conrcirn.
tious. ambitious and VIII VIII
consider any thing can drtN" mo
torcyclrA automobiles and air
planes. with thoFo knowledge Of
Internal combustion engines. fhoh~
kcnwood sTbS.
RETURNED SAILOR WITH LION
Ford truck wants light hauling
contract about city. H. }, Vaughn.
tOit Burton pi
Discharged MARINE, GOING To
university. wishes work saturdays
keuwood so.
Iopp ions PiAsTERiNC. CEMENT
work. North iio1.
ron ODD ions PL.AsTEKtNG CALL.
North ii03
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09

Pliny wrote Of the rose nj the
beginning of the Christian era. 1T
is flower known To all nations
equally with wine. myrtle and oil 3"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLINERY STORE. ESTABLISH
Cd by present owner 10 years ago.
enjoying profitable trade Store
and Broom steam heated apart
ment above. stock ana fixtures.
81 coo.
JOSEPH y. THOMAS & co. Inc.
fSee Mr. Moore or Mr. Clark
1926 Third Ave Elliott $685..
SAVE oNE-THfRD on AUTO re
pairing Service car. Rainier
1904 1910 Rainier ave. in rear
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b, tOR SAIE--WATEKFKoNI
PROPERTY


TIWW HWNT
acres water front: plenty Of FISH;
four miles from Olympia. y mi le
from the n. o. depot; one hair
bottom land. SPRING. call BOZ EN-
pire Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09
s ron ssIr-RrAL ESTATE

\ REAL BUNGALOW
3 rooms. new bungalow. Fireplace;
cement basement. huiit-ln fca-
4. lures only t2b01. 5000 cash.
Elliott 1a0t. tis Nssboard liidg
UNIVERSITY i.HOOM BUNGALOW.
Hardwood floors. buiit.in features.
cement basement furnace. garage.
large lot: only 81 $50. o. 500 cash.
Elliott 2aot. Gis seaboard bldg
ctiLvru-ouEES ANNE
Come 90 me for the best buys on
Queen Anne hiii ! am IN. oldest
established specialist In this dis
trict.
u. e. CULVER
~ Boston street Queen Anne II
sly TIfHEE-nOOM COTTAGE WITH
bath. on nice lot all improN eurnts
Ia and paid for. block o. car.
school and piayteld. $3.50; easy
terms pek Araboard, Elliott los.
FOR EALE = MODEf.S ROOM
house. on rhinney ridge. nus block
from Woodland park. corner. boa
zoo. $500. liberal terms For
particulars. phone ballard 1897
GOING TO ONO STATE. Will
seii my two haif-acre lots. Green
Lake district. Call Room Q. ga
Lane ~
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MASTER or MS FATE

This man 10 master 81 his fate he
walks thru lfe with head I'M
bound and thanks whatever gods
may be FOR his uncomfortable soul.
Would you learn the aeeTct 81 such
power--the true elixir ~ this
WitchinE hour Try ~ any oNe-
ming In your own homc---to try IL
once 10 Co continue. for you viii
realize its potency with each sue
c.edinE evening Tho secret In a
simple one. Get good player
piano and rolls of music that hRr-
moniEe with your taste and play
yourself. lot your good wife play
as YOU silt and smoke your pipe
and thru the curling rings ~
smoke you'li see the rough corners
Of the days experience smoothly
fuuude a out--in the . eHe u !
tones 81 the music you'll hear the
promise Of the years laden with
good Tor yea. just Try the elixir
81 good muse on good player
piano and maze ''witchiug hsur'
for yourself and wife and NIL
dren. Noutt be- aEtuniahsd AT the
transforming. rcJuycnatinE. rcviv-
flying results.
pu BARRY PIANO COMPANY
ios-ies Union street
Adjoining Hon MArehc building
T.. \ wick player pianos and others
on easy monthly terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09

4-AcRE HOME: $500: TERMS
This ls highly developed place Of
ia-acrc. Is fruit trees. berries
good garden soil. city lights and
water; close 90 paved boulevard
and Tin. bus service: IS minutes
from business center OF Seattle.
Beautiful view place: ar room
house
Come 20 KinFshury's place. in Ed
mundH. ur phone
UffUWTf.f. A. NORpOpD
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LIVE STOCK


FOR SALE
black mares, TO 3 years old,
weighing 1900 TO 1900 pounds.
with harness
Holstein cows. milking and /
coming fresh in March. and 7
years old.
3h Inch Rock Island wagon. IN :
inch tires.
! buggy with shaft and pole.
] s-foot Peoria grain drlil.
] 1f-inch J. ID. suiky plow.
l G-foot disc harrow.
/ 2-Hection tooth harrow.
jos. lhrtolatz, r. y. -. No. 3,
Box JOB Puyallup, wash.
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40 ACRES. 3 MILES EAST OF RED
mond. on the main highway: 90
ncres bottom 30 upland. Price
$1,000: or $500 for 20 acres.
ED YOUNG
522o Ballard Av. Phone Ballard Sls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-09

Roller skates were patented In
1898 by a London man.
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30 ACRES: FINE FARM
All good. level loan soil: I acres
cleared good pasture: house. barn.
chicken house and other outbuild- y
inEH; young orchard: cow, hcifcr.
pig, % chickens. farm tools. 4
dandy little home. highly Inn
proved farming section. Price
s2.75O: Si.250 cash
+. VAN ARSDALE 4 co
Main o. 1919 Third Ave
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CHAMBERS PRAIRIE

We have n very fine tract OF "
acres at Chambers Prairie. close 90
the station. level. exceptionally
good aoii. and quite little timber
on u. that We offer for tts7ho. on
terms 81 $50 eaeh. and balance ilo
month. This " good piece Of
land. In n growing. thriving COM
munity. and wcii worth the price.
A. ~ REID a. co.
ait-sI7 New York Block
Elliott 1898
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TEN ACRES. ,i.ooo

10 acres close to neH Nafnss high
line road. firat class SOIL. good
district and roads. those who have
been nEufing on that small ranch
outside ~ tho city DOS'T PASS
TITUS UP WITHOUT INNEgTT
eating VIII soil TO right par
ties on terms.
NJ y WIGHT. owner
iii2 Hoge building Main az
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4 sIGHrLY moMEslTE

Nl'tH ~ HON t.Sl y
4 ACRES At DIES MONIES
Wth sweeping view 81 Sound and
Mountains. lies smooth; good soil,
few rods from brick road, $4,000.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos 3rd Az.
40 ACRES FOR SALE. $1,000 IL
sold nt once. SiVcrt SNcnson. own %
or. puulsbo. Wagh., r. r. u. No. J.
HnN 81
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HERE rs A GOOD my

s375-TEN ACREs-s375
Y mile TO HOODS CANAL. where
you can dig clans and catch all
the flsh you want: this IL an ideal
site tof poultry farm, the soil In
good berry and fruit land. on
county road. II. r. - daily. and
IL Is only miles from Silvordala.
slb cash, $40 per month
CI.lFfORp LAND COMPANY
olt Ihlrd Avenue Elliott 90
LAKE Cassidy 10-ACRE TRACTS
Rich soil station and aawmill on
tract cedar poles enough 20 pay
for land. 500 per acre; easy terms.
BitOWNELb LAND COMPANY
$3.50 Wetmore Ave.
Everett. Washington.
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JACK no THE soil
Where independence ia the watch
word. raise the food you must
have and some 60 soil. wood 10
sell Instead ~ wood to buv
THINK thus Overt We have 9
acres handy 10 fromorton mar
ket. good soil. adapted 10 berries
ana poultry; this land iH level me-
stones; very easy 80 improve
faNu--fh0 cash. $40 per month
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
et7 Third Avenue Elliott %
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LARGE GOING DAIRY FARM
WITH FINE PURE BRED HERD
26i acres rich bottom land In up-to-
date dairying district; alb o u
hours drive to seattle; 100 acres
In cultivation; 20 acres nearly
cleared. balance open bottom land
pasture; quarter mile river front.
but no overflow,
HERD CONSISTS OF
30 fine Holstein mitch COWS;
10 Ycarling hcifcrs (pure bred and
finest on CoasD;
calves;
pure bred Holsteln bull.
There are also horses. all neces-
sary farm implements and sets
OF buildings with small orchard,
everything goes with the land.
EXPERT pA1RYMEN HAVE
VALUED
This place at 10000 but the owner
H. 40 years old and can not take
care OF u. He will sell at $4,000
and give reasonable terms. Call
and see pictures OF the place.
T.. w HUNT
aiS Green Building
ONCE open evenings, also
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nIAcKnERRIEs. 1900 AN ACRE

Chnnsri furnishing crates and call
Ing Tor fruit produced 1919 season
on land Ia Fafnr district similar
60 this 20 acres. on mainland. with
nnr creek. maple and alder bottom
coil. near salt water CLANS. nsh-
Ing and hunting. n place to on
JOY living good land Investment
ai si.ifs; terms 1913 cash. balance
per cent
CHARLES goMrRs COMPANY
Alaska building
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TO HENT-sMAtL FURNISHED
cottage. on tho Sound. from March
10 October. inclusive. Give details
In letter. Two people who mean
business. D-22. star.