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except in museum. You
would probably have to journey to
the wilds of Africa to find anybody
actually wearing tapa. But in SamOn
an excellent quality is still manufac-
tured-for the sake of the tourist
trade.
81 shall now describe their way of
making Cloth. which. in my opinion,
is the only Curious manufacture they
have" SO wrote Lieutenant Qater
Commnnder) James Cook at Tahiti,
Society Islands. Pacific ocean, in the
diary he kept during his first voyage
around the world made 1T6S-T1, in III.
NJ. Bark Endeavor. He proceeds:
"All their Cloth is, l believe, made
from the Bark of Trees; the finest
is made from plant which they Cul-
tivate for no other purpose. Dr. Sol
ander thinks II is the same plant the
bark of which the Chinese make paper
of. They let this plant grow till II
is about or s feet high, the Stem is
then about ns thick as ones Thum
or thicker after this they cut it down
and lay II Certain time in water.
This makes the Bark strip OFF easy
the outside OF which Is scraped of
with rough Shell. After this is done,
II looks like long strips of ragged
linnen; these they lay together, by
means of fine paist made of some
sort of root, to the Breadth of yard
more or less. and In length 6, s or 10
Yards or more according to the use
II Is for.
after II is thus put together it is
beat ont to Its proper breadth and
fneneSs. upon long square piece of
wood, with wooden beaters the Cloth
being kept wet all the time. The
beaters are made of hard wood with
four square sides. are about 3 or 4
inches broad and cut into grooves of
different fineness; this makes the
Cloth look at first sight as if it was
wove with thread but | believe the
principal use of the Grooves is to
facilitate the beating II out. in the do
ing of which they often beat holes
in it, or one place thinner than an
other; but this is ensily repaired by
pasting on small bits. and this they
do in such "A manner that the Cloth
is not the least injured
"rhc finest sort when bleached is
very white and comes nearest TO fine
Cotton. Thick cloth, especially fine,
Is made by pastins two or more thick
ncss's of thin cloth, made for that
Purpose, together Coarse thick cloth
and ordinary thin cloth is made of the
Bark of Bread fruit Trees. and |
think | have been told that 1t Is some
times made from the Bark of other
trecs. The making of Cloth is wholly
the work of the women. In which all
ranks are employed. Their common
colours are red. brown and yellow.
with which they dye some pieces just
as their fancy leads them"
ON view at the American Museum
of Natural History IN New York city
Is It number Of fine specimens of bark
cloth or tapa. Ia many localities
throughout the tropics of both hem
isphereS, crude civilizations, lacking
both tile knowledge and means of
weaving, have fashioned cloth from
the inner bark of certain trees. The
Microncsian. Polyneslnn and Mclancs--
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
English Business Men Form Assoeia.
ton in Which Only Smiling
Faces Are Welcome

Brighton men vii" travel Ia London
every dny 10 business have formed -
"frnvclmg colony of good cheer"
"Sorlc Of uS grew <" Tired "f trnN"i
ing riih stin, unSmilng lncrS." Nc.
Johnson. II London m"r"hnnt. told -
reporter. "tlnf We determined tn adj
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welded to gloom and distrustlng
cheerful company. pass ON ant enter
another carriage All the cheerful
spirits come to our compartment and
form the iolllest travelling colony cycr
known. Continental Edition OF Lon
don Mail.
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
Too Expensive.

"Throw any old shoes at the briGcf"
Not much. If j lad any old shoes
to throw away I'd get 'em fixed up
and wear EN-"
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
Committed.

"What's the fuss in the yard;"
"Our dog has just bitten IL candi-
date"
II wish our dog would keep out of
politics. didn't intend to vote for
that feller. hui now S'pose I'll halter"
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
Life in Old Manhattan.

Mrs Knickcr-IIaye you had a busy
week?
Mrs, Bockcr-Rather I've had two
husbands. three landlords and four
cOoks-Sun and New York Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
women OF
MIDDLE AGE
May Pass the Critical Period Safely
and Comfortably by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Summit, N. J.-"l have taken Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound dur.

ing Change OF Life
and ! think it is a
good remedy in such
a condition. / could
not digest my food
and had much pain
and burning in my
8 t o m a C b a fter
meals. ! could not
sleep, had backache,
and worst o + a III
were the hot flashes.
l saw in the papers
n h ont Vepetahla
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1t Is Not Too Early to Begin to Plan
for the Storage Of Your Fruits and
vegetabIes-Here Is a Root Cellar
That Can Be Constructed at Small
Cost.

earth pits. or "tumps." The barn may
also serve as n storage place for vege-
tables. For more information write
the United States department of agri-
culture, Washington, ID. C.
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and to apply In a practical way the
knowledge thus gained throughout
YOUR whole lives
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09

APA! Once-and only
n few years ago-n large
part of the savage and
semi-ciyilized world wore
tnpa. But styles have
changed. Now you
might hunt a long time
before you found any
except in n museum. You
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09

Nothing is 81 painful as some mems
efforts to be funny.
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52.s52 SO TT or RICH SOM
PRICE?

our price Ia 80 low, and terms -
easy. that there b. no excuse for
any person not BvhllinR himself Of
this opportunity These large
tracts. more than EIGHT fO1i9G-
foot city lots. only 81 900. on easy
terms BY going a few blocks be-
yond the city limits you get land
five times cheaper and get away
from high taxes THINK 1T
OVER
52s52 50. 1T.
SUNDAY. after J.. o'clock phone
Ballard f02s
JOHN ELLIOTT co
No. 32l Lcary Bldg. Main ssi.
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is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE OWL PAYS MORE FOR
clothing, furs. Jeweiry. They buy
and exchange everything. 1917 "a
First Elliott aa21
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roR s,IH-,tToMoBII.Es
i FOR s.I.E-AuroMonILEs

Classified daily
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MALE HEIR WANTED

MEN = AGE UNDER So. en-
periencc unnecessary fraNe
mako secret inNcatiERtion, reports
Salaries expenses. Write Amer
lean Foreign Detective Agency.
t1e. 81 taauts.
WANTED PLANNING MILL PORE
man To- take charge of ntght shirt
Anply at mill SchWNEer n Net
tletou Lumber Go
f1WEMEN nRAkEMEN. ttta To
t2ab monthly. Experience I'M
necessary. Write Railway AHro-
citation care star.
WANTED a PAPER q var / h "
Tor u large downtown route. Ap-
ply 60 Mr.. pouohuc, Circulation
Dept star.
.MEN WANTED ron pETENflNl
work write Ganor former
government detective. panNillc III
10 YOU WISH TO LEARN TtiE
stock selling and real estate bust
ness See 1nhanson, az Lyon 1910,
MANrEp--A FIRST CLASS AUTO
mobile mechanic at once, \ Il.
Carlsons, stanwood. Wash.
coon RELtAtlE noNS FoR GOOD
routes on Eastlake ave. Apply
Circulation Dept. star.
~ SUI tiiO>s WNNrtD--MNi.t
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IAN TO WORK THIS CITY 1eE-
automobiles, by new method. 40
daily without capital or ex-
perfence. write Gunmetai Co.. 2G3
Elfu DerasuF III
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MAf)RoNA

f2.150--A modern Broom bungalow
well built. cement foundation. two
years old. In fine condition. nm
for couple Good car service.
owner living In II az present. can
E"t immediate poaEeHaion. IT you
ar. Interested. and want % look
u over sunday. owner viii De a.
home all day. ana viii glndly
nhow you thru. Terms 1850 dOWp
and SIS per month, including IN
call Main Ti34. W-33.
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\ FlVE-HooM MODERN HiNGA-
low in Beacon Ave district. lots
$4,000, has fun basement. FUR
uncr. lots - shrubs aud fipN ere /.
has garage All Tor $500. and on
excellent terms
4 broom cottage ~ Eaht Alder and
i.th ave for 81 500 All street
imprus emrnts IN and paid. inrlud-
ms paving Terms
s. sa9-A cottage ~ rooms IN west
seattle. one block from car line.
at the Junction 81 GOO cash. bA T.
ancV 80 PET month. including In
terrrI
Fiy~-foun retfhE. In paved district
lot iosko. t2AOe 1900 cash. ball
anr~ 80 per month. including In
trF~sl This property is one block
from car and ~ minutes from
fnion Depot
CARTER. MACDONALD & MILLER
.Qk Columbia ST Elliott $3.50 or
Beacon iel In Evening.
See Mr.. FlagK
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10 FOR Observation-Disclosures

SEWING MACHINE BARGAfNS
New and used Whites, Singers and
inexpensive makes. 1900 up: cash
or terms. Machines rented. 1873
Fourth ave. near Times. Elliott
ItrT
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nIsCtiARGEb oNERsEAS SOL
dior wants situation a. truck
driver. Can handle any make %
truck. and can DO own repairing
10 necessary would SO out %
town Paul Holmes h0iu ieth =
ca RPENrE ENPEKtENCEb.
viii DO finishing. repair OF altsra.
tions. Fix up and sell ballard
afaS
MAN, EXPERIENCED IN FAINT
ing. papcrhanEing and kRlNumin-
ms wants v.oFh En~t e1ka
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fANTED-BoYs FOR ROUTE CAR
riers In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply TO Circulation Department
SEATTLE Star
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FOR sALE-KEAL EsTATE
sz.ss2 SQUARE FEET or MOTHER
EARTH
WHAT

z2E52 square feet. ono acre, less thr
streets. 0r more than EtSiiI fyA
100 foot lots Soil the finest IN
the Sorthweht Each tract has
excellent building site. On good
fOmd.
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w CAN USE TWO MORE NEXT
appearing young men at once
: Hig pay for right party. and
steady work. Apply 1913 Arcade
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VERY EASY TERMS

you want n b-foom cot
thEo ~ the Unworthy dintrict
We have one on 18th ave y. o..
tetwern y. 10th and - fbth rtF.
paved streets. lot 5ORt0s 20 alley
plenty 81 room In fioUrsd attif
FOR two extra beds. could b"
easily rented 10 university stu
dents All assessments ana taxes
fully paid Main 7ist. O-25.
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A CONAN a co
csc Empire Building

No bunk or JUNK
4 e-rnum house. barn. chicken house /.
four lots. foN soc. Price ti.70o
acre.. t-room house. barn. other
putbuildlnEs 81 SEQ
A-ruurn house. outhulidinEA. > acres
1f0o cash
acre. fenced. on good graveied
street. $500 cash
All this 10 located along the inter
urban and Pacific highway. be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. Guar
ante"d To- be FIRST class black soil /.
near school. depot write or call on
CHAS KING
Alrona, wash, Eighth Ave. y.
VERY ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUN
EaloW. near two car lines. paved
streets, lake and parks. large liV-
ina room across entire front Of
house. with fireplace and bcRmed
ceilings. dining room with paneicd
walls. nice bedroom. kitchen and
bath. good fixtures. House newly
painted two Conta outside. and en-
tire inside tinted. vanished and
painted. Nice newell lot to alley 4.
plenty Or room for garage and
garden. all improvements except
paving IN and paid FOR. Price only
$4,000. $3.50 cash For sale by
owner only kenwood i2aa.
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Follo,cinq is complete list Of the lucky contestants

klns camp. THsaau Ruth
brown. itte Burke ave. y GraH-
didlsF. 1ll ". Howe ct nathan
tsi fofhan. 1901 Nofthlake ave;
Mr. d 4 bohson. ali y feth -.
Ars = Fomeruy, l@22 seh \;
Grace Potts. F1& =. hkth 81 Mona
Mytroil. shng 18Th ava. = 4 Mrs.
q X Edmunds 4Flt burke ave. e.
Nrs 4 y Gilbert 1T0k tist ".
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on MADISON ST.

Only s2.zSO. Easy tsrms-A coitag"
and ihre" lots facing Madison st.
amounting To- over $1,000 FUZZY
paid. Good apartment house site.
a. could build two other houses
II is worth investigation. Main
5iga. O-z3.
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Is FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
"sehttie's Realtors"

81 0O0-fs lots aud g-room house.
located a. Houth Park. ~ blocks
from car line A splendid pTopo-
Hition fof anyone who wanth u
garden. COW or chickens, o. good
planting proportion. ali hHHtHH-
msntn aud tharn fully paid. IhlH
place should Hcll Tor 10000. Better
look this up. Main 1t5f. OLA.
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FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
l WANT TO MAKE Yot- MONEY
I WANT TO SAVE YoU MONEY
LET ME TELL YoU HOW
HERE ~ THE PROPOSITION

II you have q 81 or $40 bill you can
get started
IIuy yourself plot - ground just
outside ~ the city limitat wher"
your expenses are at a minimum.
where there 10 only county thNoA.
no hHNeHHmcnir. where sou have
ib-miuutr car service. whHr" YOU
have q cement boulevard TO town,
where you have tho cunNenirnc"n'
Of the city iu water. electricity and
telephone where you have a plot
Of ground Of the richest OF soil
where you have the pleasure -
raising your own vegetable and
at az your own fireEids, and thc
money you once handed 20 your
landlord you viii be paying 60
yourself BY paying on your own
home.
EVERY DOLLAR YoU PAY IN
THIS MANNER ~ ANOTHER
DOLLAR MADE
/ 800 people have settled down At
HrHtES CITY in just this way
BY paying s. or SO down. s. or
$40 per month
Have bought quarter. half or one
acre tracts and are enjoying the
privilege Of their own home.
I III HlEN CITY. at LAKE tRtEN
on the LAX" Huricn car line. only
tb minutes TO the nhipYards.
s. down. S. month
80 HAIF-ACRE TRACTS. 1875
$40 down. 1850 month
30 ONE-ACHE TRACTS, s752
$40 down. $40 month
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
40 PAYMENT
WHEN OFT or WORK
THREE BARGAINS IN HOUSES
Bargain No. l.
is-acro Of ground. with "A good T.
room house, block to car line
and pavement. ground all cleared:
fruit trees. chicken yard. ana tho
best Of soil. price only &lIf0. on
terms Of 5000 down. 80 month.
Bargain No. a
\ acre 81 ground. with good
Groom house and bath. one block
to the car line, on pavement, with
water. electricity, telephone, fruit
ground all cleared Enough ma
terial to finish n house. good
buy for $3.50: $3.50 down. SIS
month.
Bargain No. a.
y nero OF ground. with n 3-room
house, three blocks 20 the car
line house plaEtercdi includes ~
chickens, 10 rabbits, IL fruit trees
ground all cleared. some furniture
aud rugs. \ mighty good buy for
Si.170: $500 down. SIS month
| Automobile leaves my ONCE every
hour Of the day
Agent on property
II. NJ. NELSON
2i3 Boston Block
Second and Columbia
Telephone Elliott 1887
S2.7b0-C1TY cONN EN- | + " CES;
country home. Acre fruit and
bcrrioss 80 minutes from sixth and
owe; bus hourly. write Ilick-
man, Box AS. X. 6. Phone kcnl
wood 342i,
FoR SALE. by OWNER
New. modern b-room bungalow, COM
plete with fixtures. ready TO move
into. lot 60Nl6i with some fruit
trees. Rainier 606-J.
SG0o-SEMt MODERN HOUSE. ssOo
down and &2b n month, ground
rent 81. Queen Anne 21aG
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BUNGALOWS
IN tho city. ALEC one Of the cheap
est buys In the city at the. price (.
bungalow consists % rooms. den
Old. built hy prrseni owncr for a
home, all modern buiit-in features.
including hafdw God floors, break.
fast nook. fireplace lot s0xiik
with view that would take a
half page TO describe. facing golf
links on Beacon nm. So 500 ls the
price. and s. 500 10 what II should
he
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$500 DOWN

Buys cottage with large living
room ION24. bathroom with tub
and toilet. kitchen with sink and
cupboard. city water. city light.
big lot S0Nli0. close to paved
streets and car line direct TO ship
yards and uptown shopping dis
trict: price only $3.50. balance SO
per month. including interest.
Take Fauntieroy car No. . on First
ave. 20 W Juneau st: salesman
at the little white Office on the
left-hand side next to the store
every day. including sunday.
II. $. TURNER REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
Room 5. Downs Building
Phone Main 3iS2
HOMES-YOt-R CHOICE
rooms. nice lot: $500. all cash.
g rooms; garden, orchard; $500
down.
) rooms chicken house: orchard:
$500 down.
Small house; large lot: $3.50 down.
rooms; $500 down: fine sleeping
porchcs.
{ rooms: 5000 down: close IN.
rooms: North End: $500 down.
3 rooms; large lot; orchard: $500
down.
8 rooms; Green Lake; 5000 down.
rooms. North End; $500 down.
rooms. $500 down.
Fun information at
ai9 Lyon Rldg. Third and James
JOHANSON SERVICE COMPANY
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Just outside the city iimits, north
~ town. facing on Meridian ave.
only about thrre blocks from fine
school and brick highway. Trhnr-
pofthtion facilities good, both
street car and bus service sur
rounding community well Dopu-
lated; adjoining land In high state
% cultivation. This district u I'M
proving very rapidly. probably
more 20 than any other diHtrict
surrounding the city. The county
has recently approved Of new
paved highway 10 the Immediate
vicinity ~ these tracte. This road
viii start at the Country Club
highway and cross the Edmoude
road and connect with the BOtheii
highway The survey for this
new highway b. now being made.
just the place for the person
working in the city, ms you have
plenty Of rich soil to raise all
~ your vegetables. etc. Lots Of
room fOr chickens Just few
blocks 70 m excellent HchOois in
fact. nearly all city convenience.
yet out Of the high tax dlstrict.
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MALE HELP WANTED

HE SFATTLE ENGINEERING
SCHOOL has opened the largest
public garage in Seattle capacity
xfs cars). The only school In the
automobile. truck and tractor re-
pairing. welding crank cases,
welding and reRrinding cylinders.
fitting new pisions and rings. re-
winding armaturcs. rebuilding
storage batteries, building gas on
rines. dynamos and motora We
give personal practical inHtriIc-
ton in automobiles. trucks. trac-
tors. stationary and marine gaE
and Diesel oil engines. airplRne
and hydroplane. motors. csrbure-
tors. rnagnetoe. batteries. starting
lighting and ignition. machine
shop practice. oxy-acetylene weld
ing. oxy-hydrogen cutting, steam
engineering, electrical engineer
ing. plumbing, steamfitting. car
pentry. bricklaylng, electric wir-
ing. day and night school. start
any time. This school Is not an
experiment: in ninth successful
year. and the originator Of the
method Of inatructing students by
giving them actual work. II you
shortest possible time, visit our
new. garage and see the students
work. Send for new free cata-
logue- Address 100 W. Roy st.
Telephone queen Anne Zhf.
VANT FED = TO COMMUNICATE
With parties who saw automobile
crossins beyond Lake Forest \ : Tf' Parf
on Botheli highway. afternoon Of
November 10. 1919. Phone Main
SIS or call 1f0s HoRe Bldg.
!OrNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL
clerks. $40 month. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars.
former government exarniner),
1929 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
lARCE MANUFACTURERS WANTS
representative to sell shirts, un-
derwear. hosiery, dresses. waists,
skirts. direct to homes. write for
free samples. Madison Mills, 500
Broadway. New York city.
IAN TO WORK THIS CITY 1.F-
finishing chandeliers, brass beds.
automobiles, by new method. 80
daily without capt tai or ex-
perfence. write Gunmetai Co, 2G3
Elm. Decatur. III.
FANTED-IsOYs FOR ROUTE CAR
riers In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply TO Circulation Department
Seattle Star.
1DLDEEs. lion IND sTFFf =
Steady employment under the best
working conditions and pay. Open
shop Vulcan Manufacturing 20
1900 Fourth =.
NE CAN USE TWO MORE NEXT
appearing young men nj once.
Zig pay for right party. and
steady work. Apply 1898 Arcade
Bldg.
fAcBISE QUAETZ MINERS AMI
muckcrs. s5.75. Good schools, and
houses for married men. Apply
Room 200 Karl Hotel
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A. taurette n CAfothon. TiT
fiirwrtt 81 Margaret fchSelts"fY
Asie i6th ave X Mfa r D Nunr.
akis ztst W Teddy Pink. 500
" FULTON ~ - ~ fait"r. ttpl
ftafnlrr ave- Mrs Hope Soc shnt
second ave 81. Mrs o. ham.
ptun. i01 Nofthiak~ ave AfF ~
Hunter. less queen Aunr ave-
Mts L.. e. Hiii car" hyrr a f"f'
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81. Home and income: this ~
modern Broom bungalow. on a
view lot. close In. and a Groom
cottage adjoining that rents for
$40 month. both houses are IN
nne condition. recently rebnished
and painted: the lot ~ about SIX
100 feet. fronts on paved bcuie-4
ward and has beautiful rhrubhery
and good garage with cement
driveway. the bungalow has bath.
cement baze ment. furnace. laun-
dry trnyn. etc. these properties
can always rent easily and would
bring an income OF at least SEQ
monthly. or 10 - an excellent op-
portunity 10 get nice home. kell
located. together with an income
easy terms can be made stg
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AGENTS - "uFFLETS" N r.A N
more gas. more power. more speed.
resentatives wanted IN every town
and city TO handle orders from car
owners and agents, Permanent
connection. Investigate. Write
"Berg.' Al Elm, Buffalo. ". V.
~ KELLY. WITH GOOD TiKf.S
aud body. $500. terms. Eaa. Si2.
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Harvey Tomlluson. 1857 Tirst
ave. D.. J. mn ca white build
ing. q. 4 welsh. 10s - Minor
ave y. p. INT, Ns " seth
ct. Mas A welsh. Jos virginia
o.; Mary Ruth Calhoun. tto2 y
ttat. Mrs g.. u Cow. ttUs o.
PIKE st. O A. bodsoa. \. N c.
Even tho YOU did not wiz
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

MULTIPLICATION IN LUMBER
office By woman stenoxraphsr and
bookkeeper. Six years experience
In lumber work. retailing. whole
sailing and manufacturing. Able
10 handle executive position. Nd
dress D-t30. star
TANTED-PosITIO II LUNBER
office by woman stenographer.
Have had four years experience
along the Wholesale and manu-
featuring line Good Mt clerical
work. Address D-t5i. Star.
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$3.50 CASH AND SIS MONTH WILL
buy new t-room bungalow close
10 FRuntieroy beach Come out
and look at H. Price only si.2bn.
ss.3s0 buys new s-room bungalow
on Fauntieroy car line. plumbing.
city water. light, plastered. This
s2h month. We have other
houses from s.. 500 to $4,000. Come
out and let MS show you. Fine
waterfront-view homeEites at
bargain prices Your own terms
Here L. "a chance for a real invest
mcnt
JOHN +. ADAMS co.
els Boston Block and Fauntleroy
station.
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BEST BUY ON BEACON HILL
a fine half-acro tract. not far from
jefferson park. and only a block
from Beacon ave, cents per
square foot viii take ". $50 cash.
and $40 monthly. II. Mines, Alas
kn Hldg.
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$40 DOWN

And 90 month buys nice level
garden lot facing on an sQ-fnot
thorolare. 50xiie: price only st26
short blocks from car. paved
streets. churches. store. etc.
TO ARRIVE THERE
Take Fauntieroy car No. on First
ave. or Lakewood jitneys 10 w.
Juneau st. inquire at the little
white once on the fcft-hand side
next TO the store. Phone West
1856.
II. s. TURNER REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
Room 3. Downs building
Phone Main asa
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PH1SNEY DISTRICT

81 s00--VERY EASY TERMS: s.
room modern bungalow. which a
touch OF paint and little liking
up will make a nice home ct has
cement basement fireplace
foored and well lighted attic, and
is situated on view lot 40Si05
feet to an alley. and is only ~
block to good car and Jitncy SER
vice: don't pass this up N you
want substantial home at a low
price that s3S0 will handle. 2s3
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WHO WANTS THIS:

81. s0O-,t0o cash and n small month
IS payment VIII buy f-foom
house with bath on nice, Lowell
corner lot. one block from Wood
land park and Green Lake car.
FlrHt come. first served.
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Bldg. Main 1884.
SERVICE"
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HOUsEKEEpING ROOMS
FOR RENT--ROONS
BOARD AND ROOM

ROOM AND BOARD. $500 PER
week. two meals day. s1i seneca.
ROARD AND ROOM. 1907 sENECA.