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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Board Of Election Commissioners
Decides Voting Equipment in County

; The Marion County board of election
commissioners today decided finally the
distribution of election machines. the
number of booths and the eleven pre-
cincts where only Australian ballots viii
be used.
The majority members of the board
have decided that in eleven precincts only
Australian ballots viii be used and pre-
visions have been made to- place an ade-
quate number OF voting booths in all pre-
cincts.
The following list shows where the
voting machines win be placed on cleo
ton day, the number of booths and clerks
In each precinct as well as where only
Australian ballots will be used:
puRGrl xunDxN
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21

\ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
s~~es~s~~~s~~s~s~>s>~>~~
Natureopathy.
N Swedish Massage Baths and gen
j raj treatments. Thorough satisfac-
zion. 1I9 East Vermont street. First
door front. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 d. N.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
MEANS &C. ABUENFJNG,
Attorneys for Executrix.
NOTICE.
TnEfaNaAOfFg ~

indianapolis, Oct. 10, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that as directed
and empowered by the last will of Chris
tina Waterman. deceased, the under
signed, at the office of Clarke & Clarke.
730-7S5 Bankers Trust Building, Indianap-
oils, Indiana, will OFFER for sale on Nov.
g. 1890, and from day to day thereafter
Until sold, the following described real
estate, towit
Lot seventy-ave (75) in Aaron TSauf-
mans Woodside ADDITION TO the city of
one (Il4 to ten (i0) of w w. Wrights
addition to the city OF Indianapolis.
Said real estate Will be sold to the
highest bidder FOR cash and for not less
than the full appraised value thereof.
Said real estate VIII be sold free ana
clear of all liens and membranes ex-.
cept taxes unpaid
Any sele, made will be subject to the.
approval Of the Marion Probate Court.
JOHN w. BHHRMANN,
Executor Of the last wau Of Christine
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
OPPORTUNITY
For Ladies and Gentlemen

OF this and surrounding communities
stratsd at studio. 223 N. New Jersey st.
One Of the LATEST simplest. MOST
BEAUTIFUL and MOST PRACTICAL
INVENTIONS of its kind in this age
projecting MOVING PICTURES in their
NATURAL ORIGINAL COLORS, as
prs1k n seize THIS fHs 15sE
grasp the WONDERFUL ATTAINMENT.
invest an interest, who will be permitted
to question and learn OF It's GREAT
ALONE in class TO ITSELF. Until
further notice demonstrations given on
the hour, from 10 O'clock morning to 6
O'Clock evenings, Sundays excepted. You
are cordially welcomed by courtesy
INTERNATIONAL MOVING PICTURE
AND FILM co. Ask for MI Roberts,
demonstration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM,
L II. Wright pffector
' NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed, as executrix Of the last will and
testament of Ludwig Sommer. alias Louis
Sommer, late OF Marion County. Indiana,
deceased pursuant TO an order OF the
Marion Probate Court Of Marion County,
Indiana, will offer for sale at private sale,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
4 O'Clock p. m. on the first day of No
vernber. 1920. and from day to day there
after until sold, at the ofice OF Means s.
Buenting, $40 state Life building in the
city of indianapolis. Indiana, all the right,
title and interest OF said decedent in and
to the following real estate IN Marion
County, Indiana, towit;
Lot No sixty-nine (eo) in william L.
Elders Edgewood addition to the city of
Indianapolis. according to the plat OF
said addition as recorded in plat book IA
at pages 15s and 1854 thereof Of the REQ
ords in ths ONCE OF the recorder Of said
county.
Terms of sale: Said sale will be made
for cash in hand at not less than the full
appraised value thereof, subject to tho
payment of the taxes for the year 1920
and subject TO the approval of said pro-
bate court. LOUISA SOMMER.
Executrix.
MEANS &c ABUENFING,
g.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
Watch Your
Chances in
Business Chances

If you want to buy a business
of any kindAand you want to
buy 1t cheap-you should read
carefully, every day, the adver.
tisements under Business
Chances in the "Want ADJ
columns of the Daily Times.
Often quick sales are forced
because Nof sickness or death,
and In order to make quick
sales the business is priced
at a bargain--sometimes for
little more than the cost of
the fixtures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
LEGAL NoTIcE



NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posAls will be received by the Director OF
the Indiana State Highway Commission at
his Office In the Capitol Building Ia In
dtanhpolis. up TO ten (i0) o'clock a. m,
October ss, 1890. when all proposals will
be publicly opened and read. TAe work
contemplated Is the construction OF the
following bridges on State higa. Ways
Structure No. 3. project Mn. +. A. Q,
sectional. over drainage ditch on Madte5n
road. johnson County; approximate length.
isJ 90'~0".
Structure No. I, project No. +. A. 10.
sectioa A. over drainage ditch on Michigan
road. Marshall County; approximate length.
Structure No. l. project No. f. a. IS.
section c. over Blue river, on National
road; Henry County: approximate length.
section F. over Crooked Creek. on Maint.
NO road. Cas-, County; approximate
length. s81G'-0".
Structure No. 5, Maintenance Z. section
road. Cass County; approximate length.
structure No. 3. project No. Malntsnance
II. section f. over Little Pipe Creek on
Maint, No. II road; approximate length
I1Q52-0a.
Structure No 10. project No. Mantle
nance 20. section y. over Drainage Ditch
on Maint No. 90 read Posey County; ap-
proximate length, t010'-0".
Structure No. .. project No. Maintenance
~ section g. over Drainage Ditch, on
road Maint, No. 90 Howard County; APP
proximate length. 19s'-0".
The plans and specifications fb~y be ex-
amined at the once OF the State Highway
Commission In the Capitol Building, or
copies thereof for the following structures
win be forwarded Hpon a payment Of two
dollars 0a) per structure. 20 the Directors
Project maintenance Z, section F. struc-
Project Maintenance 2. section 7. struS
Project maintenance II. section E. struo-
ture .
Project r. a. IS. section c. structure 1.
Plans and specifications for all other
structures Will be forwarded free upon
request.
Each bidder, with his proposal. shall
submit his bond payable TO the state OF
Indiana In the penal SUM of one and one
half Us) times the amount OF his pro-
posai with good and sufficient security to
the approval OF the Director. conditioned
upon the faithful performance OF the work
IN accordance with the profile. plans and
specifications therein set forth, and ordi-
tfoneo-also upon tho payment by the con-
tractor and all sub-contractors for all La
Dor performed and materials furnished in
the construction OF the bridge or structure
Such bond shall be only on the form speci-
fed by the Director, copies OF which Will
be furnished on request.
II any bidder desires to submit COM
bination proposal on two or more strnc-
lures OF the same or different types, pro-
posal blanks therefor will be prepared
upon request, providing such request be
made not less than three CD days prior
to the date set for the opening OF pro-
poeals.
The right is reserved by the Director to
reject any or all bids. or to award on any
combination of bids that In his Judgment
is most advantageous to the State OF
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM,
L. II. Wright, Director
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-21
\, SUBURBAN HOME

Twelve acres S-room house, with cleo
tricity, " mile east Of Greenfield on street
car line, stop IN front OF house, No. 81; 2
good wells and cisterns; * cash. balance
to suit purchaser. MRS. SARAH STEVENS,
r. r.. l, Box /. Greenfield. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
Thus 1t Goes
When Henry
Meets Henry

J. Willis Sayre. publicity man for
the Greater Theatres Co. played
the part Of casual observer Tuesday
at Fifth ave. and Pike St, in front
OF the Coliseum theatre.
Two Fords locked head on The
drivers glared at one another. Both
reversed and backed off like han
tam ROSTERS. according to Sayre.
Sayrc youches for the rest of the
skit as follows:
Didn't you see me coming?"
shouted Driver No. 1.
mo. but IL ! had I'd run into
you fun speed" replied No. with
heat.
1--WE a fiat tire" barked No. L
calming slightly.
And I've n bent fender" No. 2
retorted. also cooling.
Goodbye" said No. 1.
I'm on my way" No. 3 said.
They both drove away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
Two on Trial for
Burglary Charge

Trial of Roman Bogue and A. Mar
mo. both charged with burglary in
the second degree, started Tuesday
morning In Superior Judge Calvin
Halls department
Bogue and Marine are charged
with entering the room OF G. N. Shep-
pei. si2h First ave. en- May 90. and
stealing a suit OF clothes, some war
savings stamps and other articles.
Attorney Thomas Page is represent
ing the defendants, while Deputy
Prosecutor John d. Carmody is try
ing the states case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
Robinson Condemns
Republican Policy

jected both General Wood and Gov
ernor Lowden. whose supporters had
made such reckless use OF money in
the primaries and conventions as to
make either of them susceptible to
attack II nominated.
In spite OF the general indignation
reused by the expenditure OF more
than one million and a half dollars
in behalf OF General Wood and al
most a million in behalf OF Governor
Lowden. no mention OF the subject Is
found In the Chicago platform"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
Young Fails to Get
Directed Verdict

Motion for a directed verdict OF ac-
quittal OF the grand larceny charges
FOR which T. G. Young, Seattle auto
mobile man. is standing trial in Judge
Boyd ]. Tallman's department, was
denied Tuesday by the court.
Young is charged with appropriat.
ing nearly $4,000 belonging TO The
international Motor Co. Attorneys
for Young insist the case is a civil
matter, and that the shortage was
net result OF criminal intent. A jury
Is hearing the case.
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Observation-Disclosures,
CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
i9.goo-ACEE SHEEP RANGE
MUST RE THROWN OPEN


CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
i9.go0-ACEE SHEEP RJ,SGsN
MUST RE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 90 AND so-ACRE TRACTS
In tho rich lower valley. noted for
its fruits and tremendous yields of
alfssfa and corn. the government
OF the United states has been lay
ing out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS SuNNYSiDE CANAL
bench land under this project must
BE- divided up and sold 20 settlers.
FOR A. SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will be given their choice OF these
tracts at $40 to $50 per acre. with
Interest rate. Ideal climate: near
towns; on two railroads and state
WE Show THIS LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment Call Mt our office.
write to VS. or send a tcicg ram.
Maps. photographs and samples Of
soil at our office.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
sis Green building. Seattle.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LANDS
s.00'Spo0 acres Of rich prairie land.
ready for the pillow. In sunny AL
bcrta. at an average price OF SIS
per acre. Also thousands OF acres
of irrigated alfalfa lands at $50
per acre. including water right. on
20-ycnr terms. $4,000 loan for i'm.
provcmcuta. making u easy for
you 20 start with small capital
We issue homeseckors' rates to
Alberta. For maps, literature. etc.
apply 10 CANADIAN PACIFIC RN-
LAND AGENTS. 20s PIONEER
BLDG. SEATTLE. MAIN a33s.
GET INTO THE COUNTRY. QUICK
Your living provided on this 8 acres.
cottage completely furnished;
fruits. garden. COW. horse: chick
ems: splendid gravity mountain
water. $1,000 pays everything.
Clear title. Your terms. Well
send you TO the owner. f96
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Building.
IO-ACRE RANCH
Small house barn and chicken house:
school close; on a telephone, mail
and milk route. partly cleared I:
some wood level, and on a good
road. near Kent. si,750; easy pay
mcnts,
c. II. D1BBLE
Gas New York Block.
Is ACRES: g ACRES CLEARED AND
fenced. on main land: old house
barn: chicken houses. fruit trees
Hpring water. 3ioS Fremont ave.
North 207.
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There came an old man from Nantucket
FOR sAIE--RlAL ESTATE


NOTICE or RECEIVER SAlE
~ TliE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state 81 Washington. IN and Tor
the Ceunty 10 King
The National Cooperative AnnoeiA-
ton. Corporation. Plaintiff Va.
Consumers Cooperative AHaocia-
tiep. Corporation. Defendant
ERs SALE OF MERCHANDISE
STOCKS
The undersigned a. receiver % the
assets ~ the defendant In tho ease
OF tho National Cooperative AHro-
citation. Plaintiff. ". ConEumers'
Cooperative Association. Defend
ant pending IN superior Court
King County. State - Washing
ton. does hereby offer for public
sale. upon bids 70 b. received as
hereafter stated. and Rubiee, 90 the
terms hereinafter stated. tho
stocks Of goods. wares, mrrchans
disr and fixtures az those several
stores ~ the defendant, to-wlti
No. ASA ltaialer ave. Seattle
No. 1854 ltaiuier ave. Seattle
No. si5t grrenys God ave. Seattle
Stall 90. lower iiks Place
Market. and
Lake nurisn. south OF Seattle.
ono Han firuspTouf safe. one Bur
r0uEhH electric adding machine
one bonkkeeper's desk. one Foii-top
desk. riN office chairs. one high
stool. the last described property
being at 1895 Western ave, the
sald stock property 20 be sold "
bulk except that there are three
cash Registers. onr each In three Of
the respective stores. upon which
separate bids Wiii b. required.
Proposed purchasers may bid upon
any ono sthck as a whole. with a
separate BID Tor the rahh register.
and separate kldA Will DO received
Tor the safe and office furniture.
but a hid for the whole viii like
wtR~ b. considered AL bids must
be placed IN plain sealed euvrt-
epo ana deposited With y ~. Cuis.
the Receiver. ct Enum Tnt fsrarf
UidF Seattle. Washington. On or
hefof" 10 o'clock IN ~. forenoon u
luly J. 1890. and each bid must be
accompanied ~fth a certified check
o. hank draft. pay bic 20 tho order
90 the Receiver. IN the Mum ~ At
least ten per cent ttuMt ~ the
amount 81 tho bld. 10 be- applied
upon the bid " accepted. otherwise
returned Tho suecrssfui bidder
Will be required e. pay cash Tor
the remainder 81 hia bid upon its
approval By the Wsraivsf Full IN
formation can BE- had At the office
% the Receiver. or from Hartman
a Hartman. his attorneys. or upon
inquiry At each Of the STORES or
places where the property 10 iof
Gated. there being a Waterman IN
charge 20 give Information. Ia
spection 81 stocks viii be per-
mittsd. The Receiver reserves the
right 20 reject any or all bids.
Dated this seth DAP % June, 1880.
\ ~ GuiE.
aE Receiver.
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
This ~ 10 certify that carl Jorgen-
son has rnads an az nppf setSfy At
isit 10 1nis Denny way, west ~
,ss, 40. ii. ~, block ~. Pom
,ins Fourth Addition. Anyone de-
string 10 protest such occupancy
must file such protest 81 the gfilee
% tho building p epsrtinebL L,i ne" ia
July 2. 1920.
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ACREAGE

IMPROVED. nEAitiNG ORCHARD
GOOD LAND. BUILDINGS
Well buiit. comfortable house: I
acre, thoroly efraredi clay loan
soil young bearing Schard OF all
varieties. ana some small fruits.
splendid we'll. fenced, facing
county road; excellent district.
very convenient 20 ferry landing.
Price 1850. aatiHfaetory party
can arrange ehHy terms. Take ~
hadiaon car and ferry 90 Kirkland.
AJAX for Mr.. GiiEen al brick bum
gniow offieo at end 81 ferry land
ing
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WILL BUY
Liberty HondA
WILL SELL
Q white Lunch Pfd-
King AiTrhip co.
30 Davis Car co.
81 Wicks Tire g. Rubber.
100 Universal High Power.
100 Hothrrt Process Steel
17g Simplex Auto wheel.
GAG Deep Sea Salvage
400 Ballard OIL
32s National Mines
$50 Beacon Coal.
$50 Western Smelling r. Power.
700 American Workers OIL
2s7 Pacific Electric Welder.
1000 Coium bia Red Metal.
5000 l. y l.. OH & Hfg.
MAX WfSKLER
20 Union ST. Elliott $50.
SHARES or king AfKsHfP
stock AZ ffTbo. or 10 for ti5.s.
E-li1. star.
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IOgGEDoFF LANDS

WRITE FoH MAP or WEsTEftN
Washington showing location 81
land, low price, and easy terms
offered 10 actual settlers,
WEfEIITAEtREn TIMBER co.
TACOMA. WASH
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/ Women factory workers in japan
outnumbcr the men by more dan
1000, 900.
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SAYS REPUBLICANS
FAILED ON THE JOB


Everyone knows that the repub-
lioan party controlled the government
for long period prior 10 the inaugu.
ration OF President Wilson excepting
"a short time when the democrats
were In the majority OF one branch
OF congress. When the democratic
party went into power. March 4.
1919. both the army and the navy
were far below the authorized mum.
Der. No magazine at any coast de.
fonae In the United States had suffi.
cient munitions for more than a
single hours firing.
Nothing in history Is more glori.
Gus than the promptness exhibited
by our government in organizing.
| cduipping and transporting to the
front n splendid army in record.
breaking time-an army which
turned the tide OF conflict and as
sured victory for the allies.
''lf criticism, OF the pre.wnr M.
tional policy as 10 military prepared.
ness Is justified. the censure must
fall upon the republican party. That
party cannot escape the conse-
auences OF its course or win favor
by falsifying' the well.known facts
OF history"
"A big joker" was his characteri-
zation OF the plank concerning prof.
iteering laws" he said. "The maend-
mcnts TO the food control act were
suggested by the president and sup.
ported by the democrats in congress.
The president recommended four ad-
ditional measures TO prevent and
penalize profiteering. All of these
were pigeonholed. Nothing was pro.
posed by the republicans in lace of
them.
1T In not conceivable" he contin.
uea. that the committee on resolu.
tons will follow the example of the
republican convention at Chicago
and bring in report which on its
face N dishoest and unfair. But IL
II should do so. il II eauivocates as
10 the main issues. the convention
ought to reject the report and de.
mand that the committee deal frank
~ with every issue which II chooses
to advance"
Senator Robinson severely ar.
raigned the republicans on account
of the reckless use OF money in
the recent pre.convention cmpaign.
ITO avert a national scandal said
he. "thc republicans at Chicago re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

FIVE ACRES
WITH RUNNING WATER
III KING COUNTY
NEAR GOOD TOWN
GOOD ROADS
This " some Of the best berry land
In the state. as can be shown by
n"lghbofhoud ranches; you Will be
surprised AZ the fine quality Of
and so per month See Sir. Peter
son. with
hNoQuALMfE 1NVEsTAfENT co
$40 Henry building Elliott 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO. June .s.--In
his speech accepting the permanent
chairnanShip of tho democratic ma
tionni convention. Senator Joseph T.
Robinson. Of Arkansas. vigorously
assailcd the republican platform. de-
claring that:
1T Is an amazing tumble OF aInbui-
tics. Inconsistencies. evasions. mis-
representations. straddlcs and sland.
crs.
THE republican convention should
have displayed the courage clearly
20 declare rs policy. but IL was frank
on only one subject--namely in
singing the hymn Of bate for the
president
The platform IL deliberately IN
fair in charging upon the democratic
administration all responsibility for
military unprcparedncss."
Devoting his attention first 10 the
charge OF military unprcparcdneSs
Senator Robinson said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29
80 FARM LANDS
ii,isis,ss,iiisis,iiiitttsi,siiisii
! CLIFFORD LAND co.

CLIFFORD LAND co.
DEALERS IN GOOD nut
CHEAP LAND
$50 cash--fio per Month-s,oo
IA acres, level. easy TO clear; :
miles 40 town.
$40 Acrc--ts0 CaHh--sfoo
acres; about u W. nearly clear
"a cloHe 10 coed town and
market; excellent berry and
poultry land. 10 miles west OF
Seattle on Harper Ferry road.
faoo-sis Nonth--ft0 Cash
10 acres. 8 miles south Of Port
Orchard. lies level and easy TO
clear. good neiEhbors: this is
real snap.
Improved 3 acres. all cleared.
no stnmpN. Broom house:
acres old strawberry bed. this
land IL really worth 200. but
u 10 yours for $500. 1875 cash.
balance mortgage.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
eiT Third Avenue Elliott 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

10ggY ron WARRINGTON rAhg
AND AcnEhGE L2 yh.,..,y P rsas
service 4 a n nossry Gag.
Main 1910.
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Ex-aERVTcE MAN. CARPENTER
wants work. day or contract
F-ihs star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

To help the ex-service men, The
Star will publish situations
Wanted" advertisements free
Of charge for all soldiers. sail
ors and marines seeking EN-
pioyment..
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GOOD LAND CHEAP
Sickness compclH oWnreto aacriffee a
nne 30 acres. all rich soil spring
and running water, enough inm-
Der for Get Of buildings. this H. In
hnphomihh county, near town,
school and high school. near paved
road 10 Seattle. price only Ias an
acre. good Title. II you are look
inE for land you cant beat this.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
fi2-i3 White Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

scANDfNAvfAE AMERICAN
SfScUHfTIEs CORPORATION
STOCKS AND BONDS ~ ALL
MARK ETS
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ONLY fsz AN ACRE
n fne level t0.arrr tract. good pro-
ductlye soil. mostly alder and ce-
dhr land. easy 10 clear. old orch
ard on good county road near
school good terms
HERMAN SCHROEDER
Fi.sfI " htt~ Eidr
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SEATTLE BANK OFFERS. THRU
this office. your choice Of any acre
In their holdings IA miles north
Of Cowen park, near the two bou-
isvArdn. at $500. on very easy
terms. Now IL your opportunity
20 buy suburban home Al cost
H. n HENDRfCKSON
as Boston Block.
Elliot, 20g2 East tsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-29

10 ACRES. IMPROVED
$500. TERMS
Nearly all cleared. iS0 bearing fruit
trees. small house. good well.
ideal place Tor berries and poul-
try located near Star lake. 2 miles
west % kcntz real bargain at
$500; 1900 cash. balance $50 per
month.
y. VAN ARsDALE A. co.
1913 Third Avenue
70 ACHES, TOUCHING FINE
creek. productive coll. near salt
water beach. FIR and cedar for
building. and fuel. near vineyards.
walnut groves. freed u from
ffostE and cold winds. part open.
easy clearing Pric. 1915: terma
tETb cash. Charles SsmerR co.
Alaska HidR az. H. D. 1919
GOOD LITTLE RANCH
10 acres. clof~ in. fine road into Sc
attic. all level. good productive
coil. fenced and cross-fenc~d good
tsfpom house large porch. pam
try; lawn. chicken bouHs frult
ana berries; price 1859. the beat
ranch buy near seattle.
~ SCHROEDER
tls.iasit Waite Building
20 AcKEs. NEARLY ALI. CLEARED
ana 10 crops. t-reom house. large
barn. chicken houses: place all
fsncrdi fef-faiiing creek runs
thru the place horse. wagon. haY-
ness chiekenEs farm and garde n
tools. price t1.59o.
y. NJ JORDAN a co
I'll American Rank building
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.ihmn smfferera. aec ad. pagd 8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-23
WORK PROGRESSING
 ON COUNTY ROADS

Work on the roads. of Jefferson county is progressing at lively rate,' said Jerry Gwin. president of the board of revenue of Jefferson county, when asked of the progress at the Real Es- tate Exchange luncheon yesterday.
 Contracts were let for Sl,500,O0o worth of roads about six months ago, which work is beginning to have a decided effect on traffic. he said. An additional s2.O00.000 will be let out in contracts in the next few days, and 1t is expected that the next six or