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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
AIPHADtr1ClLLY sPrAKI1G.

4 tton6S for Acli9n ana Ant,cipation.
B Sos IN Bun about aevtng the snstton;
: ColtSeuna, and Contest, and Curses:
b q for Dough in tho manAgsrs' pyrpes.
3 10 to Emp&aSfss Democrat Rrrore.
tor the FUiline Of old standard beersrA
Q 4 for GAyel that starts the big shOw.
L u for Harding who's due for blow.
I stands for Impulse; twill b absent quite:
J d tor Johnson who's in for Aght
K stands for Knox and likewise for Knockers
Z the LAm4ht 1t the sight Of dry Lockers.
is fdr Notions put forth In PROPULSION,
Y for the Noise to Increase the confusion.
D il for Optimist. smiling and cheerful.
for the PesSimist, pssvish and fearful.
q the Quaker who taught us the value Of
fc0dstun;
R mea1a the Results he will get will Be Rude
Stu6.
) il for iSproul and dark horse Speculation,
r for the Torrents and Tides of Grafton;
D that's for Us; We. the people-the goats;
v is for victory-for the guy with most Votes
" means Work II you'd be White house boss
( that's the peepul's well known double cross
Whatever q stands for We have quite for
gotten
But we're sure Of one thing: this effort is
= rotten!D
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

Copyright 1920 by James Morgan published by special afrasm
with the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05


AT Mecklenbers, formerly an orderly COM
munity under the reign OF the All Highest, the
conservatives finding the political argument
going against them. threatened their opponents
with revolvers This may or may not be tip
for our own old guard politicians What, for
instance, could add greater zest to the coming
campaign than the president pulling a CAT on
the Ubiquitous Hi johnson.
Could YOU sSaunter Out, With . Bullet
in Your Abdomen!
(From the Chicago Tribune).
Without vafning. Geary whipped out
a revolver and fred. Reckas staggered
to the sidewalk, bullet in his abdomen.
Then he turned the weapon on Attorney
Fell. but apparently changed his mind,
pocketed it, and sauntered out.
THE society ed. deposes and sets forth that
q wedding occurred in our village tother day
whereat the brides daughter and daughter-in-
law were bridesmaids and two small grand
daughters of the bride were flower girls. That
ought to be the height Of something.
PLENTY, YES, BUT THERE'S TOO MUCH
WOODROVIAN BARK ABOUT IT.
Sir: You may report to the Tombstone
trailers that your official theatrical editor
really heard a timely one. one deprived Of
whiskers, and one really showing that some
one somewhere has a sense Of humor Mr..
Gordon, who with Mas Delmar appears at the
Columbia for the last half Of the week. an
ernor Lowden: why Need General Leonard
w. Go to Washington When There Is Plenty
Of Wood There Now?" NJ. C. F.
REDS SPREADING RAPIDLY" runs a
headline over ! map OF Russia
Not surprising. Red, you know, is fast
color
One to Spare.
centipede once broke leg
And did it worry much?
Oh, no indeed, for it could peg
Along without a crutch.
Charles A. Lsedy in
Youngstown Telegram.
A acknowledged worm lost one
And 1t was heard to say:
II can rejoice for ninety nine
| Legs have not gone astray."
Judd Lewis in
Houston Chronicle.
At 'rithmetic we're far from deft
| But where. we'd like to know.
II It had ninety-nine legs left,
Did that nine hundred 60?
She Has An Eye for Business, Hasn't Hei
| From the Peoria Starr.
| To all South Pekin property owners: Mrs
Williams Of Pekin will be. in the village on
Wednesday, June 2, to solicit the work Of nut.
ting down sidewalks. His price is 16 cents pel
square foot.
SCENE: White house. Pres Wilson seated
writing acceptance OF Under-Secretary POLK,
resignation As he dots hnals'i." Burleson and
Baker enter, join hands and dance around him
singing:
SECS. may come and secs may go but vel
nane ON Iorevef r. E. MIG.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

al.aas ia eie ~ sl.aseras Fssssssa
fafst sasss u.emlHw sial sAIgs4n sun lns
asfus fe,nas semo eusaa. pam kasllar
- reeelgat, a. b nsa,ah,isa - q
isl ~. 44saf A. "a isMsa al salhn ~
n-ssse e.ts B rs@f "a isuAalr,r A.
~. s,,1ieste = ~ ,An.ats 8 81 fso.
iran'" eA.eseae isa '~sos oa@@
8. taa,se eIreuilo lni.arn .in Dr..
saasn - ra'i1. b Nasa,a lrsincra. =
si,~pnse Dos Mrraslas. s las anciiiarra.
las. 3 ias ga a sias "a hn. I.rrparau
Ia eir-~ian a. sus r..gis.iisas soiern.
mas Eata seslirias ~ parfia ae eaasin
a. c,egai.e,a , de riquc \.
Al ,eaar q para clerr mosiele Dc
sasrosa hnm asnd'do nucisos ingenios.
"a uo I5ncos haa lnfuido Jas circunstan
cias glserneras de Dos Siltimos afios. lila
hals!du e'seho que ofrecia an monficu.
Ia erizsdo dc caAuues disiarando. y en-
los Qne a husno de Ia p6lvora debia
ser a,sod6n en- rama fernando nubes,
y corOaando este siniesiro ciiadrO de-
bla aparecer IA fisura de Ia hermosa
reina de las reinas, GOA el laurel de la
victoria en- sus manos.
No ha faltado el proyecto de CARO-
N en- forma de tanque gigan:escO. re-
production ampliada del que intervi-
no con exito formidable en- Ia gnerra.
Pero finalmente Ina 9preyalecidO un
espiritu de placidez. mas en- ammonia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23

ssn h asssa > ruA b. n,spsssss b.
iiess a. lm4
Ia raFmma nn lssuisiafA ~ ll~fRo
80 I,saadusi sasA einiarna a. tlales
ina eFnmarnA ~sa aurusia, stutu~
sa ,. ssa.sr is.ae HFiistia.
llalaA en sllas l'.sue. raassla.i..s,p
dc' soiio TrFo nn hrps SIM sas~s'n
dos aufsuicsfes. sas ralseaas salar las
manoa IN noile nctiind D. sumisi0a q
N iwiiezn frinenina 3 a. ss-ls.to D.
qne 6sla siml,ollza. > Va = cue Ia Ivlnn
o. las rcinas rciilrh = hsanciialc o.
coracsia de Paris an mnsa. Al la
runleza popular InscarA tFiuufanie poi
las callcs parisienses. ; Dos miles de es.
pecsadoIps ~ n.crearan n Su lmso. a.
yidan,lo las amarguras sufridas en- los
amos que la guerra suprimio Ia fiesta
de Ia ui-carcmc. = dando por bien sn
prisnida la mascarada de los dfas de
carnesfolendas.
Indudablemente Ia Mi-Car6mc de la
paz sera digna del pueblo que Ia in
vent6. como espectaculo culto. apara-
toso, utilisimO. no solo para los intere.
ses materales de In industria y del
cOmercio. sino para los morales de la
ciudad. que ven en- un dla fundidos en-
uno los sentimientos de las classes so
ciales.
Manuel cERIA.
Paris. febrero de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
soLIcITAMOs AGENTEs

En- todas las p0blaciones de Ia Isla,
para un gran negeciO de Blusas. Gala
do. KOpa Interior de Sras., PahuelOs
etc. etc, hechOs a manos. Suminis-
tramos las teIas y materiales. Paga-
mos los mejores preciOs a las costu-
reras y cOmisiOnes liberales a los
Agentes. Pueden sOlicitar la Agen-
cia tantO hombres como mujeres. Di-
rijanse dando referencias a
West Indies Import & Export Co.
Box 643, Ponce, p. R.
/ Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-23
PARIS


- sssa om Isf lHisfs Hfssniie .
res asaias.s ts0nnaaip - tasa u.ns
lnal su l'ata, i.ainsa ssls -. aaas Iasaaa
saiA.issa y slsssoaa - ias.sff.s ~
qnr - hinnsa ~ - la lpagsi aa nn sque
l,Asa tsisislo tossraise b salse f
- dineiu. f,.is y l.lrsl.s.sa ameiilad
cistiru1e oac teaasla lsa ~ rssa Hasa
Iicsins lpsu i,zarIi,as f.sa'e u caraa.
raiii.a. g,if puea fua - huca 5nico
> Ia isflidaa;e tssanmia. o. nsvtecla
o. paii,ia uu atiariaa ins .aeuras ,lr
Mumo "a lls dins ciAslcas. Easicnde
Qne i.akianie iesoeiio srrs \ D. Paris.
suinlmran,lo h ifaaquiiidad ,.e csas ior
iiadas csu In ii,qncfnd 10 las de los
cIlaiIo afs.s IL guerra. rnanlo 4 en-
idn ironalsa IN la lejania. ensiande 3 IA
capital n.nns'rnosos proyectiles, que
inataiau pacihcss cim,iaslanos y des-
trnian casas y Iagiiaeatos los avioncs
volalan sOllIc IN ciudad. arTojan,lo ex-
plOsivos. y las genIes huian deslia orr
das refugiarse hajO TERRA. cuandO
oian el ioque de aienci0n, y 81 era dc
noche. Paris qnedaha sunlido en- COM
pleta obscuridad.
Ademas. la poblaci6n no puede cul-
tivar todavla 10 superiiuO porque 10
indispensable para la vida 6rlinaria
escasea. Per ejemplo, el carbon llega
con cuentagotas. Hay que economizar
luz, Y no es el mejor metodO de ahorro
de fiufdO entregarse bailes. fiestas e
iluminaciOnes.
PerO 81 no hay Carna 'al. Eabra
Mi-CGreme, que es espectaculo culto,
eminentemente popular Y de resultados
practicos para el c0merciO.
Es un dfa de iribilo honesto. que trae
a Paris millares y millares de foraste-
ros Y que estrecha los vfnculOs de fra
ternidad entire los diversos gremios y
las barriadas de la capital.
Esta solemnidad callejera 81 resur-
gira. Para que resulte tOdo 10 vistoso
Y artfstica que acredita la tradici6n
Sc hacen los preparativos.
Desde 1914 no tenfamos W-Careme
i Que tristes fueron, no obstante, los
mediOS puestos en- acci6n para que
fuese alegre! LlOvfa torrencialmente..
Paris estaba bajo la impression del crf-
men cometido el dfa antes: la sefora
de Caillaux habfa asesinado al ilirecs
tor del Figaro, NJ. Calmatte, eh SUI
despachO Y el hecho era sfntoma de un
malestar pGblico general. la reina de
las reinas Sc habfa visto obligada des-
Gender de su carroza triuhfal iiieter-
Sc en- un land6 cerrado para hacer las
visitas protocolarias. Dirfaselque pal
pitaba en- el ambiente ell tetrico presen-
timiento de la guerra que iba a esta-
liar cinco meses despues. 80 l7t
La decoration ha cambiado, = la
Nj Cdr6mte sera esta vez 10 esplendida
y allegro que cunIple sus fines.
Tanto como Sc trabaj6 en- las cleo
clones legislatiyas reclutando v0tos pa
ra los candidates, Sc trabaja ahora pa
IA comprometer sufragios que hagan
reinas de i'm dfa bellfsimast tsenoritas
de los gremios. Luego
estas sOberanas elegiran de entire elias
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rARlFA rARA FlEETO NM

&Atf H&@A ~sAAA
Amunsaus Fus mnn nala sras -
puiaaaas . uass 81 et,s n pulraaa.
raf ana ss.la stg sutnss a. ~
palnadas 50 riRs. h pulEaaA.
fuf aos inssrriaaarss - lsalra-
dns . mas. 3 rtss h pulraaa.
nnr aus inzrsrianes; Iarnes a. =
pulradas. sa cfss h pulrada.
Tsar trcs insefrianrss - pulga-
das . m6s. - eivs. a pulrada.
Per tres inscrcisncs; menos DE-
20 pulradak. - cfvs- h puigada.
Por scis insrrrioncs; q mas Is
rtvs. Ia puleada.
Pasici6n dcsrrminada 10 por
cienio aumento.
Communications 10 ctys. IA linea.
Edicios: 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Avisos de Subasta Etc: Z ctvs.
Ia Inca.
Anuncios en- primera pagina:
Sl.25 la pulgada.
Anuncios en- segunda pagina: 80
ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Anuncios en- cuarta pagina: 25
ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Reclamos: Ror seis yeces $l.00;
doce veces S1.75; un mes $500.
AnunciOs profesionales; $500 la
puIgada al mes.
JOAQUIN PUJALS SANTANA,
Administrator.
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AUxILIo MUrUo

Mario 10, 1920.
Entradas;-Sres. don Guillermo
Rullan Mayol, Angel Portillo Gonza-
lez, de San Juan.
Salidas:-Sres don Benigno Fer
nandez, Jose Hernandez Gonzalez, Lu-
cas- Alou Correa, de San Juan; Juan
J. Mendoza Diaz, de Cayey.
Mario 20, 1920.
Entradas:-Sres. don Diego Come
las Rodriguez; Rodolfo Ortiz Torres,
JESUS Alvarez Pefa, de San Juan,
Salidas:-Sres. don Federico G. vi
got, de Santurce; Isidro Alvarez Es-..
'panol, de San Juan; Manuel Santiago
Fabricio, de Bayam6n; Delfin Civida-
mes Rolan, de San Juan; Eugenio Ca
ballero Flores, de Aguas Buenas;
Marcos Vicente Torres, Rosario Dfaz
Qpiintapa, de 4 San az Juan Juan; y Juan Quiros
Diaz, de Bayam6{n; IN a.s
DESAFTos DE BbE0s AMERICA.
NOS EN- Ell UNION GLUB Z
FL saBad9 se llero a eafbo en el Union
Club ii primer desaff6 de b6ios dmeri-
canos con el Club Depoftivonde Ponce
Eos jugadores de- Ponce, Neuman y
Torres, Sapia, Puventud Barnes, por
San jean, Cope; Walter, joy, 8abeock
yaKinS.sn Los poneeiiOS en- dos tres iue-
gos hicieron 17SS puhtos y los de San
Juan 2i55. bel.,tf5 !, 81 asaa
Este era el primer iuego para de-
.eitiir q zqitien= zpeftenece la copa que
ha-Eegalado Mr. Hess.
El segundo juego Sc seelebrar:i en- el
Hotel COndado Vanderbilt.
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$3.50 ------------------ $3.50
10 ACRES GOOD LEVEL LAND
Facing main county road. II. +. u.
daily. miles to SILVERDALE.
the home Of the largest poultry
gssociatin in the state: good neigh
horhood; =. mile to HOODS CA
NAL; splendid view OF Olympics.
500 cash. $40 per Month
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
ei7 Third Avenue Elliott %
NEAR ZENITH
About 1914 acres OF beautiful water
front property can be bought now
for $1,000. not far from this land
they are selling for $4,000 per
acre. this tract lies well and has
auto road right TO IL: viii make
one OF the most beautiful homes
between Seattle and Tacoma:
quick action u YOU want IT,
CHARLES r. ADAMS
1910 Third Avenue
20 ACRES. IMPROVED. STOCKED
$500. HALE CASH
All good level land. acres cleared:
s-room house. barn b0Nb0. chicken
house. hrooder. root and milk
house, bearing fruit trees. small
fruit; ! team. 2 cows, heifcr. ?
calves, brood SOW, $40 laying pull
let's, stump puller and farm tools.
i. VAN ARSDA1E q co.
Main % 1913 Third Avenue
FARM BARGAIN
20 acres. half bottom land. balance
good upland: 60 acres cleared; all
fenced. 5-room house. barn 40N50.
spring water pipcd To buildings.
1900; terms $4,000 cash.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos 80 Ave.
real. GOOD SOIL. 40 ACRES. ALL
rich alder land. easy To clear. on
good county road near paved
highway; ~ acres cleared, good
bearing orchard; Groom house.
large barn, chicken house. Price
$4,000, terms.
SCHROEDER
coo Burke Building
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-LosE-T RANCH
EARN LANDS

LARGE GOING DAIRY FARM
WITH FINE PURE BRED HERD
eef acres rich bottom land. In up-to-
date dnirying districts; about
hours drive TO Seattle. 100 acres
In cultivation: 20 acres nearly
pasture. duarter-mlle river front
but no overflow.
HERD CONSISTS OF
30 fine HoiHtein mich cows;
Is yearling hcifers tpure bred and
finest on COAST:
Is calves,
1 pure bred HoIstegn bull.
There are also , horses. all ncces-
sary farm implements and sets
OF buildings. with small orchard:
everything goes with the land.
EXPERT DAIRYMEN HAVE
VALUED
This place at SEQ. 600. but the owner
IL 20 years old. and cannot take care
OF IL. He viii sell at $50, 600. and
give reasonable terms. Call and
see pictures OF the place.
II. w. HUNT
siS Green Building.
office open evenings also.
CHEAP NEW LAND IN YAKIMA
OPENED FOR SETTLERS
In the richest part OF this rich val
ley will be
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
Made productive. The government OF
the United States Is now laying
out the last extension OF the
FAMOUS SUNNYSIDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 10000
acre range under this new canal
in n limited time. The prices
range from $40 per acre up TO 500
only n fraction of what the land
will be worth in few months
more, You can have n long time
To pay. with very low interest rate.
WE ARE oWNERS-YOUP PAY
No commissions. Call or write at once.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Q1S Green building
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II FOR sAIE--AUTOMoniLEs

WE HAVE SOME or THE CHEAP
Est ntrYs ~ TIE CITY IN USED
CANS LOOK OVER OUR STOCK
BEFORE HuriNG.
.i9ig $50 Chevrolet touring, $3.50
good tires. new paint
good top. Al condition,
1918 100 Chevrolet touring .,.s coo
GOOD mechanically,
splendid buy.
1911 Ford touring .ss.t.....t.. 5A0
Good tires. good paint
top and upholstery good.
1917 Ford roadster .ss......... 20
Good s. new 4 tires good
for 5000 20 5000 miles.
shock absorb era. Yale
lock.
1917 Ford delivery ....,...t... $50
uood coalition. This "
SNAP.
W. n. put.NAGE MOTOR co.
usod Car Dept. 1907 10Th Ave
East BA. So Amahaf1.
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, ron sAI,r-u,rAL EsTATE

$500 CASH
broom modern bungalows lot 500
100. basement. garage chicken
house 10 minutes car ride from
second ana YeHlsr. $4,000 $500
cash owner leaving. Property
FREQ 81 debt. 43f Lumber Lk-
change lfldp
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OF CARD or THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends. par
ticularly the BARRIERS union. for
their kindness and assistance az
the time OF the passing OF j. r.
Hooker. husband and father.
MRS. HATTIE L. HOOKER.
KATHERINE HOOKER.
HATTIEE LEE HOOKER.
MRS. II. A. MORTENSEN.
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90 RIAL ESTATE LOANS
IEGAI. NOTICES

NO. lahtLi.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. n
Grace n. Byrd. Plaintiff. vs.. Richasd
G. Byrd. Defendant
The state % Washington TO the said
defendant. Richard &. 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. in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint Of The
plaintiff. and serve a copy Of youS
anawer upon the undersigned at
flee below stated: and in case OF
your failure 50 TO do. jucg mcnt
viii be rendered against you. ac-|
eording 20 the demand OF the com-.
plant which has been filed with
the clerk Of said court
The said action Is brought for the
purpose OF obtaining q divorce for
plaintiff from defendant and to
procure for plaintiff her former
name 81 Grace Aiken.
MITCHELL A. LAWRENCE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
office and Postoffice Address. Sli-f7
Pioneer Bldg. Seattle. Wash.
Date OF first publication. January y
SEALED PROPOSALS. INDoRsED
Proposals for Extension to Cen
trail Power Plant. Puget Sound.
Washington. Specification No.
GOA" will be received at the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy
Department washington. ID. c..
UNTIL IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. JAN
UARy 81. 1890 and then and there
publicly opened. for an extension
10 the engine room Of the Central
Power Plant. Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. Washington. The extension
VIII be approximately 50 feet long
and ~ feet 4 inches wide. Will
have concrete foo;ings. foundation
walls and basement floor. brick
wall above operating floor. struc-
turai steel frame. composition roof
ing. copper cornice and wood win-
dow frames and sash. Drawings
and Specification No. 4024 may U.
obtained on application to the BuS
reau, or 10 the Commandant. Navy
Yard. Psget Sound. Wash. De-
post of a check or postal money
order for ten dollars $4,000. pay-
able 10 the Chief Of the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks. is required as
security for the safe return OF the
drawings and specifications within
five days after the award Of the
contract. &. w. Parks. Chief OF
Bureau. Dec. - 1918.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made applica-
ton TO erect. establish and mains
tain cabinet shop at 541s 2sth ave-.
n. r. lots 20-27. block 5. Nsssom's
Addition. Anyone desiring TO pro-
test against such occupation will
file such protest at the office OF
the Superintendent of Buildings
prior TO January 80. 1890.
test against occupation will file
such protest at the office of the
Superintendent OF Buildings prior
to January 20, 1890.
wM. +. SARGrNSoN. Owner.
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GREEN LAKE
tg.S00
81 600 cash. balance can be arranged
60 suit purchaser. modern 7-room
house. has full concrete founda-
ton and basement. laundry fur
mace. corner lot, 6hNGt. ali level
improvements In and fully paid.
MADISON AND ssND AVE ~
5000
f-room house. on e0Ni3o: paving and
all assessments fully paid. has
bath. toilet electric lights. gas
trick foundation. now rented FOR
VS. per month,
CAPITOL. hill
fe.sB0
bungalow modern In every way. has
rooms on fret floor and = on
second. has living room with fire
place. dining room. kitchen with
breakfast nook. bedrooms and
bath. has outlets for plumbing on
second floor fitii concrete f0unda-
ton. laundry. furnace. doutlo ga
rage. oak floors. iui sTxi2o; paw
Ing and all assessments fully paid
Can arfang. satirfactory lorna
y. M JORDAN H co
I'll American HANK HidF
Main tST--pHoSEa-- Elliott t5T
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LOGGED.oFr LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
OF sale ~ logged off lands offered
to settlers In Western Washington.
WEy FRHEAUSER TlMRER CO.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
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WE WANT TO SELL rot
4 COOP USED CAR

All good cars. and are ready 10 DO
your work.
TERMS. AND WE TRADE
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES
COMPANY
iiht r. rikc 81
DISTRIBUTORS
MAXWELL CHANDLER
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NEW lOkl<.--Miss Mabel CARR
son. American prima donna, sang
twice for the king and queen of tNt
Belgians on their visit TO New York.
once az the residence of Mrs Cor.'
nelius Vanderbilt. chairman OF the
Belgian hospital fund. once in the
Metropolitan opera house.
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O. II WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1893.

YES IT ~ TRUE, EVERY word
81 a is true. We are perfectinH
cures with rhoumatism neurltis,
kidney complications. hish blood
pressure. paralysis aud many other
ailments ~ years standing with
the WONDERFUL NiT-p-NEf
treatments. aud We can do the
same Tor YOU Every cell IL stlm-
ulAtod. aud tho blood stream mHdu
pure. and surely and rpSiTtNEiA
nature makes her own balance
HEALTH. Let ua prove our claims
20 YOU. This advertisement en-
titles you Go ONE FREE treat
mcnt. $50 Central nidg
WOOb = rHE REST isr GROWflt
fir, seasoned 60 burn, it-ineh, s. "a
rick. flcka So 2 ricka si8, deiiv-
cred few cords 90 itsinch at
$40. delivered split cedar posts.
T-faot. Is cents each. delivered ~
lots Of so or more Alder ia any
quantity or lengths. Heaaoned from
o months TO standing timber. Your
wants In wood supplied II. =.
Hoffman,. r. o. -. No. ,, Seattle.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
store supplies White and gray
wool blankets. 5000 and up. mems
and women's wool sweaters uns
hicached pillow eases. 600 pairs ~
union made ovotailai reclaimed
khaki shirts: thfphulinHs tents
isxte and eSa. and other supplies
at bargain priCrh. h2A Pacific
Block. Second and NcHler.
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TX SOLDIER DESIRES LIGHT JOB
on fruit or dairy ranch, preferably
IN Yakima valley. at $50 per month.
conscientious worker Write IL
Boz GA, Prosser. Wash.
RETURNED SOLDfER WANTS JOB
as chauffeur with private family.
Hss city drivers license. Call East
s1s Mr. Collins.
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~ FOR sALE--MIsCEI.I4 ANEOUs


WRECK ERS
TAKE NOTICE
For Sale--Fire station building, 18TH
ave. and u. Harrison 1T. Inquire
at Building Department, room BOB
county-city building. Main G0OO,
local 2.
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sTocEs AM. go~ps

Will HEfL
900 Congregational Dii...s..s. ~
600 Forks OIL. ANNA .fzk
700 Athahanca Oh. ...s....... 20
? 600 Trojan Oh. Get .+.t..ss.sIy
rs pom Motor. MINI. ....t.. 500
roo Western ftubber ....s... $50
IEG beacon Coai Mlufs s..... 70
300 Smith Gang Mach. .-s..t7b
a. D. HTEErLE
iis cherry H. Main 5sss.
CONGREGATIONAL Oh hnn three big
producing wells and r'N more
. drilling Now paying rlqends.
fnrrn acreage Proven Ffnunf
stock selling rapidly. Very at
trhetlve offering
81 BUSINESS OPPOKTuNITIKs
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TO. help the ex-service men.
The Star will publish Sit
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ments free Of charge for all
soldiers. sailors and marines
seeking employment