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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
2tz,z~xISW
One of the Most Beautiful
andOne of the Most Trae c
Spots In the v orld- Mil.
lionsW on and Lost Int lay
Yearly.

NoPyriEut, lV-o' 1 nc lnternatlohal Synulchte'
KAA AN is essentially gambler.
"a AS centuries rolled by he
"A staked his all against mighty
\ % h forces of nature, against huge
..nored Gnimals, against us fellow
...5n n, even more cruel and relentless.
lie has won and lost, lost and won.
md in the struggle has gained conf
Ience and 7nrewdness.
AT Monte Carlo hundreds of thou
sands come and stake their peace Of
mind. their future. even life itself;
he doubtful guerdon but a heap of
gold. The Casino which is the crown
and "raison d'etre" of the little prin-
2ipallty of Monaco, tucked away
within the confines of fair France. so
'mall a mornings stroll could cover It.
IS an Arabian Nights palace. a vast
and wondrous place, gorgeous within
and without. Ii is perched high upon
lowered terraces, above the soft blue
haze of an enchanted sea. Prccipjtous
nils protect it from all cold, while
purple lines of coast seek to enclose Il
rs with oncircling arms. Whom bitter
slcet and snow rack the shiverinc
lOlll' one MUS mere fragrance ana
warmth and singing birds. Its garde MS
seem too beautiful to be real One
hears the tinkling sound of falling
waters. and low enhancing music. No
iowor fades in those magic dells-thc
gardeners are too alert and watchful
the velvet grass is marred by no
Tallen leaf, the palms rest motionless
the slumberous air one hears the
ap of wavclets on the rocks beneath.
(he peaceful cooling of doves. Only
one thing ever dies in the deep shade
of the gardens. Man has the liberty
of choice. can guard or throw away
the house he dwclls in, bat his dis
carded shell is spirited away at once
from sight and sound of. men. NO
word is ever said or published of those
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

allow his daughter 10 appear in her
picturae. ,But at this time, Godowsky
was engaged IN directing a famous
orchestra in Vienna, and he refused 10
consider career for his daughter,
Upon tho declaration of war, Godow-
sky and his family American citi-
zens managed TO escape from Austria
and later came TO their home in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

America.
Whine on concert tour in Cali
celebrated musician to allow his
daughter to enter the films. Miss
Godowsky's dark beauty made her an
instant hit and she appeared in ex-
cellent roles with Nazimova and SEES.
sue Hayakawa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

KAA AN is essentially a gambler.
"a AS centuries rolled by he
"A staked his all against mighty
\ " h forces of nature, against huge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

q ANDA HAWLEY, Realar''s
III new star. will soon be full
tledged member of the Holly
~ wood moving picture colony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
COUNTY CHOPS
BUDGET MORE
ST, 900 Saving Is Made In
Engineers Office


A cut OF Sf27.ooo made In the coun-
~ engineers budget for 1921 was sd'
ditionhlly cur $1,000 upon the rec
Communication Of r. II. Beernan. nom
ince for engineer. Tuesday. nj the
public hearing OF the new budget
Bceman declared That were ne
elected. he felt he could do the work
during the coming year for 1900
lens than the county commissioners
had decided 10 allow him. The addb
tional cut was allowed without argu'
ment and received the Endorsement
OF the various TAXATION and business
representatives sitting In on the
hearing.
The commissioner cut or tss,sos
10 the morgie and the coroner's
budget was reduced 70 tsz,ose. after
Deputy Coroner Frank koepfli az
planned that state law required a
court reporter nj each inquest. ana
after he explained the amount sent
In for the budget for morgue sup
plies.
itapid progress IN inc work ina'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
Wet Feet and
Rattly Teeth
Cause Arrest

George Chatters. colored. got his
feet wct Monday night. and also got
into jail
'Chattcrs was 'going south In the
direction of east" with four sticks
Of wood near a woodward at Eighth
ave. and Madison st. when Patrol
men q. w. Christy and r.. Vailetf
spied him He looked suspicious to
tho officerA They started to meet
him
Chat,ers dropped the wood and
ran into some brush. Aitho Chrisfy
fired In the air five times. he failed
TO halt Chatters.
An hour Later In = downtown pool
room. the two officers noticed col
ored man with burrs and mud on ~
clothes and teeth chatterine az he
sat near a radiator. trying TO warm
himself.
Must be Chattcrs." said Christy
TO valiett His feet are wet"
Chatters was in city jail Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
COLLISION IS
INVESTIGATED
Auto Truck and Car Crash
at Foot OF 81" Incline

Tmfflc division officials Tuesday
were investigating tho collision b.
tween q street car and an auto truck
at the foot Of the ~ incline at Hol-
gate 81. and whatcom ave-. Monday
noon.
NJ. X Sweeney. so4o Belveders
ave. was slightly bruised and cut
sweeney's truck stalled on the car
tracks. The car came down the In.
cline and crashed into IL. H. r.
Achenbach. 1898 Path ave.. who was
with Sweeney In the auto. escaped
injury by jumping out before the
snto was hit Sweeney was treated
at city hospital and released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
Chinese Enters With
u. of w. Scholarship

Tsoi Naal Shing. the first OF 20
trade students. who have been pre-
scented with scholarships to the Uni
versity OF Washington by Seattle
business men. has enrolled In COM
mercial course.
Frank Waterhouse & Co. present.
ed Shing his scholarship. The pre-
sentation IL made with a view to-
wards promoting better trade rela-
tons between China and the United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
2 IN HOSPITAL
FROM SMASHUPS

Ralph Isrnei. ~. Of 1904 Yesler
way. and w. II. Tinkham. 400 3eth
ave. N. f.. were In city hospital
Tuesday az the aftermath OF Sun-
days auto crashes.
Ralph incurred a severe head
bruisc when he fell In jumping from
the running board Of j. Humans
auto at 23rd ave. and Yesler way.
Hannah lives at ao7 3ist ave. The
10y win recover.
I1nkham was brought to tho hos
pstai Monday when he became worSe
after being struck by Meyer Neft's
auto on Month ke boulevard. near
the new a.. az ". stadium sunday.
Physicians thought at first that his
skull was fractured His condition
Is not fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
State of Kansas
Gains Population

WASHINGTON. Oct. b.--The cen
sus bureau today announced the fol
lowing 1920 population figures:
State of Arizona, 333.273: increase
12S.919, or 63.1 per cent
State OF North Carolina, f.556.4Ss
increase. 35o.199, or 15.9.
State OF Kansas. l.76s,ls5: In
crease. 1926, or 4.6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
ASKS $4,000
FOR 0USTINe
Mrs. Simon Charges Land
lady Put Her Out

Mrs. Augusta Simon, widow Of Sso
late Attorney Ralph Simon, appeared
as plaintiff In Judge John s. Jureys
court today In an action to recover
81. 900 from Mrs. Carrie Shequin. her
former landlady at 1877 z7th ave-
Mrs. Simon charges that on May
Q. 1919. Mrs. shequin moved the per
sonai effects OF her tenant, the plain
tiff. out of her apartment into the
hail, and that she suffered considers
BILE humiliation from the busting, -
well as some property damage.
The incident was the culminaf5o0
OF a dispute over the amount Of rent
Mrs. Simon was TO pay for her one
room apartment with kitchen PRIV
icges for herself and young daugh.
ter.
MrA Simon says the monthly rent.
81 was SO. Mrs SheQuin contsndD
II was $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
CH|NK UP FOR q
DOPE PEDDLINe

Leo Cling. alias Leo Yen, w1o
scheduled for hearing before UnitDd
Tuesday on charges Of narcotic ped+
ding. He was arrested Monday
night by internal revenue agents. e
his room, IN = King st. hotel \
small amount Of opium was found n
his possession
Under the name Of Lee Yen tno -
iation Of Lee CAM Cling has been NJ
In the federal court several times On
narcotic charges. The last time. The
records show. was last March, when
he was fined $500 for importing =
five-tael tin OF hop. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
$4,000 Prisoners
Taken by Poland

WARSAW. Oct. 5.--The Poles have
advanced to Mir In their drive
against the Bolshevik troops. the
Polish communicate said today.
Fifty thousand prisoners were
captured in the vicinity Of Ida and
16 Soviet divisions were disrupted
the statement said.
Mir is 40 miles southwest OF Minsk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05

men ON TRIAL

Charged with importation and
transportation OF liquor. c. Landro
and c. Bennett. face prosecution in
federal court here under the volstcad
act.
The two men were arrested on DC.
tober 2. by officers OF the coast guard
cutter Guard. when 30 quarts OF
Canadian Scotch whisky were found
on their small sailing sloop In the
vicinity OF Smiths island, i'm the
Strait of Juan de Fuca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
Undersells Pair of
Pants: Cons Get Him

Hes not trying TO reduce the cost
OF living. Dan. do you think7" said
Patrolman Guy Bowen to Copper Dan
Griffin. when they saw William s.
Thompson. 80. selling pair Of trous-
crs. worth rs. for 81. at First ave.
8. and Main st. Tuesday. Griffin
thought not. So Thompson is In
city Jail The trousers were stolen,
the officers say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
ACREAGE

$4,000 ACRES VIRGIN SOIL sun
and stones: fine level land. sdjoin.
are raising $4,000 worth OF cab:
sass seed per acre iss 20 ~,
bushels % potatoes 100 bushel.
OF corn per acre: where all Kinds
Of grains. grasses. vegetables. ber-
ries and fruits row In abundance.
close 10 schools and town
amount Of this land that we ars
selling for $40 per acre; terms hall
cash. balance on or before years
at 81 interest These lands are
about 70 miles from Seattle.
homish counties. close to paved
Highways
write Tor particulars OF come and
sfAnKs 4 DYE. 1910 second Ave.
Seattle. wash-
MILLER a MANDLE o. Front St.
rremerson. wash.
DEEP, Rich GARDEN SOIL
FINE KERRY LAND
BOTTOM LAND
All Thoroiy Cleared and Ready for
on the PAVED TACOMA HIGH.
WAY. Just south % Duwanish
river bridge. near interurbnn sta.
ton. Get a few acres of this and
ne INDEPENDENT
Prices Reasonable Terms Easy
SQUIRE INVESTMENT co.
Main aits. SIS Empire building.
ONE ACHE RICH SOIL: FINE
view Of water and mountains: 4
room house. barn. chicken house.
garage: abundance OF fruit: one
half mile from city limits and
street car. Price $4,000: termA
$1,000 cash. balance easy.
MERRITT REALTY CO
73t New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
Ask All Employees
Get Time to Vote

Associated Industries Is arranging
for employees turnout the city to get
off some time during election day for
the purpose Of voting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
z FORDS, z MEN
and | STILL IN

Two Ford autos and . stu veros
held by police Tuesday. whi1e WI.
lie Think. IS. salesman. and HI
Bremmcr. 80. were in the city 5aiL
Sergeant w. r. Donlan and p
trolmen J. r. Mccarthy. r. Bowen.
c. w. Black and y. Keefe raided
house at 9o7 18th ave. Monday
night and made the arrests- Corn
whisky from the stiil Is also held
as evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
Remove Screen; Get
$40 in Pocketbook

Removing a screen from a win.
dow, burglars entered the home Of
w. 7. Allenbough. 6744 Jones ave
N. W.. and stole a pockotbook con
tanning 800. said report. to police
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
ACREAGE
HoMEcRoF1

HoMEcRoFr
Thrse-room new cottage
An acre OF fine soil
Fronting two streets; city water.
Walking distance of street cara
Very easy tsrma
Call At office, scth ave. n. w. and
Spokane. Take Aiki. Fauntiefo,
or West Seattle cars. Open even
PHONE WEST 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
FARM LANDS

MO BALE NOW ON
OF YAKIMA VALLEY LAND
Located In tho rich lower valley. ia
nous for is tremendous Yield %
fruits. corn and alfalfa Within
tho irrigation district laid out by
the government. and ~hieh1s an
FAMOUS suSSYsrpr CANAL
We have sold several thousand acres
Of adjoining land in the past year
To farmers. ana We are now offcr-
rE. about 1000 acres. in tracts Of
70 Z. 70 ssr.s a, he low price Of
And on very easy terms. Some Of
this land IL on tho Yakima river.
and clos. TO town: two railroads
and graded state highway pass
thru It. Call at our offices or
graphical and irrigation maps.
sarnpies Of soil and pictures at our
offices Guaranteed Titles fur
nished. buy now. at the opening
pnees snd e,ree, from ewnsrs.
si1-ois Green Bldg. Seattle.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
5000. 900 acres OF fertile prairie land.
ready for the plow. at an average
price of SIS Der acre; so.ycar
terms: : per cent interest for first
,years: no principal payments for
4 years. Also thousands OF acres
VI tt'h f1ftkaA't fShN ~
$50 per acre. including water
right $4,000 loan for Improve
ments makes II easy for you to
start with small capital We issue
low rates to Alberta For maps.
literature and ratea apply TO Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
10s Pioneer Bldg. Main s153.
NEAR RESToN
io-ncre farm near Rcnton. all
cleared: on good road, h-miic
from main road: good Groom
bungalow. newly decorated. barn.
chicken house. garage; fine view
OF lake: good ncizhborhood. we'll
settled: family orchard. berries:
good garden; 5 acres black loan.
Jersey COW: 30 chickens: imple-
ments. Price $1,000: terma- Mr..
Fields. Main i7to.
GEO. A. SPENCER q CO.
2os Hinckley Bidg.
20 ACRES BOTTOM LAND-DAfRY
FARN--SNAP
Located close TO paved highway
two miles from good town. rs
acres of river bottom land; 7
acres cleared y acres In pota-
toes. patch Of rutabagas. beets
and other crops: ton OF hay; T.
room house. barn. chicken house
and other outbuildings: three
cows, hcifer. chickens. This IL a
real bargain at $500: t2.700 cash.
T.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
1919 Third Avenue
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Boy Run Over by
Wagon and Killed

CORVALLIS. Ore Oct. 6.-FAning.
from q wagon driven by his father.
Harry Stout. aged 8. was run over
and almost instantly killed hers late
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
-a~@--4s-.l---I4@~--@aa-
Sf-pASS
SEDANS

Now that the rainy weather has
started In. and the season for
closed automobiles IL on. we have
few wonderful buys In sedanH
and iimoussne- which W. are Of
fcring at staggering low prices.
These cars are In tip-top shape.
both mechanically and In appeal
ancc- IL will pay you to look
them over before buying else
whoro.
NASH SEDAN - Completely over
hauled: repainted dark
coach blue. good tires.
We will accept your car as
part payment
oLDsMonrf.E sEpAS--This IL a
sfpsll, light t-pasrenger. g.
cylinder car. which costs
very ii,,ts 10 operate. and
can be bought very reason
able
wryToS irMousrNE--An ideal car
for the For Hire business.
We are askinr so little for
tho car that a man gotrE
into this business ought 90
make IL pay for itself la two
or three montha- snap at H.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK wATEKHOuSE A. co.
PINE At BELLEVUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05

Perhaps n widow finds II easy to
get married again because she
doesn't expect perfection In q man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
STOCKS AND BONDS

SECURITIES IMPORTATION
SERVICE
If you have any stocks. bonds or
other securities of doubtful value,
: see us. $40 Central Bldg. Elliott
6007.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
In FOR sAr.n.-AuroMonlLEs

u FUR SAIE<-AUToMOuI
UNITED MOTORS CO.
ht2o-s3 bellevue
between Pike and Pima
~-o---
HONEST --------------------- VALUE
REBUILT AUTOMOBILES
NOTICE
Our reputation In your assurance
that the following cars are as rep
resented
COLE q cHuMMY ROADSTER
1918 model, completely rebuilt and
refinishod: wire wheels, exeep-
tionaiiy good tires. etc
uuPMonfLE
Tho best looking iirp buy In the
city. like new In all respects, has
Kane shock absorberr. Bosch mag
poRr TOURING
1890 model. has been rofinished Just
like now. This n your chance 20
get an almost new car al DIG
REQ TOURING
For sturdincss. economy and power.
they are hard To beat. This ono
has 4 almost new tires has been
rsflnlshed and priced very low.
ELcAR cHUMMY
Late model that II just tho car for
someone who wants q light eco-
nomical car that can BIO bought
around esoA
DoRr TOURING
1918 model Just going thru cur
shop; will be ready for delivery IN
about four days. and will be sold
right
w. u.v. Abou, 20 other Good Guy.
UNITED MOTORS CO.
We Stay Open TIL u. NJ
Phone East >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
BIO LAND SALE


Adjoining the big Day Lumber Co.
farm. In Skagit county, 1 have
Just subdivided 1000 acres In 40
acre farms. Splendid soil. and
good roads TO each 40. Price ss5
per acre while they last, and It's
the best land offer you have had
for years. Easy to show: close In.
ii. G. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
s ACRES, CLOSE IN. IMPROVED
Only two miles from Ronton: well
improved section: acres OF rich
soil: nearly all cleared: broom
house, barn, chicken house. root
house: small fruit trees. straw
berries, raspberries and other
small fruit. garage. A fine place
for fruit, berries and poultry.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash.
+. VAN ARSDALE e. co.
1913 Third Ave.
TIE HEIRS or THE ESTATE WILL
sell home tracts near cars and
paved highway. SEQ. on terms.
This is valley land. ready for the
pillow. Buy few OF these tracts
for n home, chicken ranch. berry
ranch. when this'iand is sold. you
will never again get valley land
near Seattle At this price.
JESSEN. ii5 New York Block.
FOR sALE--40 ACRES IN sKAGIT
county; rs cleared. balance been
pulled: Groom house. barn and
outbuildings; . wells; cows; 20
tons hay: horse. Bargain,
10000; half cash Bow. wash.
H. r. Box So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
UNITED MOTORS co.
1b20-22 bellevue
Between Pike and Pine

UNITED MOTORS Co
1520-22 bellevue
Between Pike and Pine
HONEST -----~------- VALUE
REBUILT - AUTOMOBILES
An exceptional list OF rebuilt deliv-
cries and trucka IL you can use
light delivery. see us before
you buy. For we sure have what
you need at n very low price
REQ speedwagon chassis. In Al con-
dition.
GMc chassis just out of the shop.
A bargain
Buick light express body. 1913
model Very good.
Ford covered body. Fine light de-
livery.
Kissel chassis. Good rubber and
ready to 20.
Ford express body. Has 1919 motor.
Some buy.
Overland express body. Mechanical
Studcbaker express body. ready TO
go. Think OF II. only 1850. Can
you beat III
All cars are bargains at the
UNITED MOTORS co.
We stay open till T.. NJ.
Phone East ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05

i AN NOT REsPoNsiBLE FOR
debts contracted by my wife. Mira
Edith r. wiiderfnnn. beginning
october 4. 1870. Geo. w. Wilder
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STOCKS AND BOyDs


WE WILL BUY
80 Western Rubber.
10 King Airrhip.
70 Superior Portland Cement
~ Da W., V VIII. gr1L
q COOP co" ng FOOD Prod ildA Assn. Is
40 korwogian-Amer. Line. $500
100 western Rubber 5000. 400
1899 scS Harvey Harvey Crude cesa oli'..... ~
1000 h% 'ns w ssa''nx oil Fieid iiid
United Finance Cont pfd.
eo'" ffoRieI;diN BoNsDS "'''''0'
1000 Frs. French Gov. 4s ....-tb2.00
10000 Mks. Greater Berlin "a. 1850
1000 Mks. City Of Cologne S.. 1919
5000 Mks. city of Vienna b'r, 100
ScAkDINAVIAN AMERICAN
hEcultlTIEs CORPORATION
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sALE-2s HoDsEkEEPiNd
balance. s2s palryiew ave.
CIGAR srAND. 1850, 80 PINE
at; location worth ~
ss PERSONAL
PEnmANE HAIR WAVING.
Marcsiling. hena pack for gray
LADif:w IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main e5o7. $40 Union IT
MERRff.Is-coME HOME. WHITE
Everything all right We viii
protect you. III you need help.
al once. Father and Mother.
DIR. n. N. FHEsR
Physician and Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.
eos VI Third Ave.
DIR LILLIAN cHAEDLER---sANf--
Prnetic physician; natural ana
herb remedies: no, operation. sit
bwf:ATB. MASSAGE, SALT GLOWA.
shower. t3i Peoples Bank Bldg-
Second and Pike
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY ron WARRINGTON Farm
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
s sryisss L "a ,horHE Fam AN
Main 1910.
ios LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Seaport Land Company VIII sell at
public auction on Thursday. Octo-
sss z i31 ,sv at \. a M w At i,oi
ton. the following described real
Lots /. .. .. 1. 6, 9 and z. block d;
lots s. ., 10. block Z: lots .. 9. I
and :, block q; lots .; ., 10. ~, -
block {. all o. McLcushiIn:
Water Front Addition 20 Tie city
OF Seattle. Washington. All sales
will be for cash. and subject TO
taxes and assessments. All ac-
counts receivable and other assets
Of the said company will be sold
1T the same time and place
ROBERTS & SkEEL
Attorneys.
II AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by my wife. Mrs.
Faith =. wiiderman. beginning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
FEMALE HE'LL WANTED

'2otoEIous YOUNG WOMEN WILL
ma many opportunities for ad-
vanesd positions thru teisphons
opsratins.
- operatorr Training School Of
sers . course In this work. with
Dsy while learning.
- Win Be pleased TO explain the
any advantages Of this vocation
Can at iiis Fourth Ave-
EHE PACIFIC TELEPHONE .
rELEcRAPH Co
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FOUR ROOMS AND nXrH. ,s.y5S

-FOUR ROOMS AND nxrH ss.s5S
1850 Cash. sss per Month
Address 5sis Second ave ~ W.
-four blocks west OF Woodland
park. third tot south Of sT,h a. }.
brand new house, never occupied (.
living room. two bedrooms. kiteh-
en- and bath. fireplace. fine view (:
directly opposite little city park
S.o tho hous. yourreif OF phone
owner. kenwood is37 or Main
sksk Will take good lot as part
payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
DREssMAKINC

vxETED = DREssMAKiHG, ALL
klnds Your old suits into one
Apiece dresses. Reasonable. ". Shell
tRE8SH AKfEG. CHILDEES's
coats and dresaeA reasonab bic.
East III
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tIlONE-TN COTTAGE
t3eso--A splendid cottage Of nve
rooms and bath AZ it.o .srd ave
s.: paved street: close 10 school.
car and stores. some furniture In
ciuded. Immediate poWn~rrion.
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a FOR sALE-AUTO TRUCKS
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uALB HELP WANTED

15E6 By THE CIVIL SER.
~ Cp0mioeipn SIS l. G. smith
1fn8-ApDlicants for the fol.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES


S~eif-feeders save time and labor in
feeding swine.
The hog is the cheapest producer
OF animal fat
No animal parasite is quite SO per-
sistent as the hog louise.
with the SOW particularly good feed
ing and plenty Of exercise are impor-
tant.
II proper care is given the W pre-
yious to lambing many losses can be
prevented.
In the selection of the brood sow
II is essential that uniformity of size
and quality be maintained.
Necrobacillosis. known In pigs as
sore mouth, bull nose and sniffles, is
controlled by cleaning and disinfecting
house and feeding places, and isola-
ton of affected pigs.