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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-10

SEWING MACHINES
1 Singer drophead. s25; Singer box
top, 81; l Singer drophcad. s35:
terms II desired: hcmstitching.
22fs Market st Ballard 400.
MILTON PLANO, AS GOOD AS NEW
Leaving town. VIII sacrifice for
1915 cash. 5000 on terms; worth
$500. Call at 1920 18th S. Phone
Beacon 2G65.
WE DELIVER FIR WOOD. 4-FOOT.
$500 cord; 2 cords SIG. IL and 1G-
inch, s11.50 cord and up. Put in
your years supply now. Phone
Sidney 1891.
FOR SALE = ONE BLUE DRESS.
accordion pieated skirt. size 80.
price 500. l pair short vamp
shoes; ~. $40 Phone Rainier
USED TIRES. AUTO PARTS
Bodies. seats. cushions, gas engines,
4-whcei chassis and electric car
motors for sale. cheap. 1913 10th av.
KAvANAGH'S HATS. $3.50. zoos LIST.
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JUST SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
acres. all improved: good Groom
house. barn. orchard. berries;
$4,000.
ROBERT MALTBY CO., zoos srd Av.
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IS FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

Is FOR SALE--RtAL ESTATE
JOSEPH T.. THOMAS & CO. INC.
1895 Third Avenue Elliott sG2t
cOwEN PARK
N.s5o--5-room bungalow. now and
spcct: hardwood floors. built In
features. fireplace. breakfast nook.
etc; cement basement. furnace
at least $500 below present market
value: $1,000 cash. balance like
rent 2I5c
WOODLAND PARK
81. GO0---An unusually attractive bum
gaiow OF rooms that should APP
peal TO any one the living room H.
large. 3ixlb. with large hreplac"
right; these rooms have oak floors
kitchen has all nice built-tn con-
Guiding n breakfast nook. 2 good
sized sleeping rooms and bath on
flrst floor. large finished room on
furnace and laundry: garage with
splendid little home; II you would
4si2 for appointment It's ready
TO move right into. tgiB
JOSEPH r.. THOMAS & co. INC,
io2s Third Avenue Elliott st25
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HAIR CUTTING 25c. SHAVING 15c.
Downstairs Guys drug store. Sec
Hse ~ xexlcr.
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ACREAGE

IMPROVED PLACE
HOUSE: BUILDINGS; 1915
Small house; outbuildings: cleared,
cultivated land; fenced and cross
fenced for chickens: fruit: good
water; splendid neighborhood.
Handy for people working down
town. Very easy terms arranged.
BURKE e. FARRAR, Inc.
203 New York Block.
10 ACRES; IMPROVED; ON HARD
surfaced road; five miles of city:
all fenced: 5-room house. barn,
chicken house and runs; all farm
implements: cows, ! horse, so
chickens, 30 rabbits good well:
225 fruit trees: $1,000. Call North
$40.
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MACHINERY

DRAG SAWS
VAUGHAN, with and without clutch
BEAVER 2-cycie. with clutch.
8. II. HICKS COMPANY
s12 First Ave. 5,
ELE CTRic MOTORS. ID X | l. l. s.
pumps. w. Montelius Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main sio. 52t LIST :.
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MALE HELP WANTED

51NTE1-AUT oMOBfL r. AND
isjng, retreading and acetylene
Welders needed everywhere. Many
Iositions open to men trained
n our school Learn 70 n De
Z first class. practical sn mscnan nsc
S1iid and operate automobiles.
trucks and tractors. This Is not
an engineering school. teaching
theory only. nor a garage. but a
real. practical school. where you
learn the business BY actual work
psal automobiie and tractor school
n the entire West which was APP
proved by U. $. government war
department. Completed contract
with government to train 1900
soldier auto mechanics. We guar
antee to have more and better
ID the Northwest put together.
Day and night classes. Don't
schools. or repairing someone's old
car. Write or call at once for
free fo0-page catalogue and spe-
cial low rates. Four big schools;
sSss srsnsf HAR q s pRAcTncAI
TRADE SCHOOL sY sTEM IN
AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL. 100 Mercer 81. Take
Fremont- Ballard car. No. %. on
First ave. get off at Mercer ana
flee, $40 Third ave. s.. corner Of
jackson. across from King ut.
depot.
HE SEATTLE ENGINEERING
SCHOOL has opened the largest
public garage in Seattle tcapacity
2i6 cars). The emily school in the
Northwest teaching commercial
automobile. truck and tractor re-
pairing. welding crank cases.
Welding and regrinding cylinders.
fitting new pistons and rings, re-
winding armatures, rebuilding
storage batteries. building gas en-
gines, dynamos and motors. We
give personal. practical instruc-
tion in automobiles. trucks. trac-
and Diesel oil engines. airpiane
and hydropIane motors. carbure-
tors, magnetos, batteries, starting.
lighting and Ignition. machine
shop practice. oxy-acetylene weld
ing. oxy-hydrogen cutting. steam
ing. plumbing. steamfitting. car
penfry. bricklaying. 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
giving them actual work. II you
want to learn right. and in the
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 2s4.
WANTED--ExcLUS C UNITY
nj a - 80 -
new invention: greatest sellers
out; 300es profit: write immedi-
ately. Diamond Manufacturing
Co. 523 colman Bldg. Seattle.
GOOD RELIABLE BOYS FOR GOOD
routes on Eastlake ave. Apply
Circulation Dept, star.
HAIR CUTTING 25c. SHAVING 15c.
Downstairs Guys drug store. Sec
ese ~ Xexlcr.
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LoGANBERRY RANCH

6 ACRES RICH BOTTOM LAND
ALL IN CULTIVATION
ON PAVED HIGHWAY
Delightful district. Ideal place for
home: lies level; does not over
flow. and r. the best of soil; on
X. i. D.. milk route and fruit cam
merry routes. Price for quick sale,
fi,40o: $3.50 cash. Uhiin. $50 Lum-
Der Exchange Bldg
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A REAL BARGAIN
7-room Que en- Anne home, "A block
Of N. Queen Anne car; only s4,25O;
$500 cash: paved street; steel fur
mace; cement basement. Elliott
1904. 51S Scaboafd building,
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-T
house today passed the conferred
report on the oil leasing bill. n
measure now goes to the senat
This Is the sixths time the hou(
has passed such bill.
Chairman Sinnott of the hou
public lands committee. explainin|
the bill, said: u
This bill repeats present Id
giving individuals patent or p
petual right TO government mines
and oil lands and institutes inste
= system OF LEASING
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81 FOR SAI4E-WATERI
PROPERTY

1s-ACRE SNAP
600 FEET WATER FRONT
Black Lake. Olympia; part bottom
land: $1,000: terms. Call $50 EN-
pire Bldg.
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| USED CAR BARGAINS 4
4o-STUDEBAKERs--to

f0-STUDEBAKERS-iO
Our stock consists OF about 60 used
cars. including 20 Studebakers. in
7-passcnger, 5-passenger. 4-pas-
senger. 3-passenger and 2-passen-
ger sizes. both G-cylinder and 4
cylinder cars; these cars are over
hauled. rebuilt. repainted and
GUARANTEED
Fords. Dodges, Maxwclle, Cheyro-
let's. Grant &C." Bucks. Hnvers
&C." Marmons, Packards and nu-
merous other makes.
Automobile Department
FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO.
Pine at Bellevue
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IMPROVED RANCH
SOMETHING GOOD

SOMETHING GOOD
Easy money for someone. have
for sale n 40-acre tract that Is
best kind Of soil: 80 acres Of this
is covered with fine large alder
that Will almost pay for the land;
the other 10 acres is cleared: there
is n good bearing orchard. Groom
house. and a good. large barn.
Price OF this place only 500 per
acre. IL you want n real good
buy. get busy.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
9i2-l3 White Bldg.
432i1 ACRES OF THE VERY BEST
land, half-mile from Twin; as
sheep, Z hend OF cattle: house:
barn; 4 acres cleared. worth
$4,000: will take $1,000. Lies right
on the Straits. $4,000 cash, bal
ance easy terms. 6 per cent inter-
est Old age and i'll health reason
for sacrifice. NJ Il. Warner. Twin.
Wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made applica:
ton to erect public garage It t51
Seneca ST.. east rs feet OF lot ~!
lot 3. block 81. Terry's First Ad!
dition. Anyone desiring to prote4
against such occupation viii IN
such protest at the office of th1
superintendent Of Buildings priQ
to Saturday. February IA. 1870
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10 ACRES

To AtKIsN
WITH GOOD STREAM
HALE CLEARED AND FENCED
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
This land lies perfectly level: the
half that rs CLEARED Is under
adjoins Improved ranch: faces on
main county road. close to school
and milk route. The very best
kind OF soil.
only $1,000; 5000 Cash, Balance
SIS Per Month
THE w. e.. MORSE co.
iis Leary Bldg. Elliott 1898.
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LAKE BALLINGER

10 acres. 4 in cultivation: fine berry
land: near paved highway md
station This 10 an exceptionally
good buy. $3.50; terms.
NABER e. WEBER
651 New York Block.
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BILL AIMED AT
JAP FARMER Up
TindaII Garbage 0rdinancel
Before Committee

Tho Tipdan garbage ordinance
aimed at the elimination OF the Japi
hog raiser. was scheduled 10 comes
up for final disposition wednesday,
before the public safety committees
OF the city council.
The measure. which would edvc
the city complete control OF the cob
lection Of swin from downtown
restaurants and cafes. has been held
in allegiance for several MONTHS.
pending the promised action of tho
restauranteurs 10 take their garbage
away from the Jap hog rancherA
Members OF the public safety COM
mittee declared wednesday that tho
matter would be sent 20 the council
for final consideration.
Chairman Philip Tindari chargedl
that the laps have employed a white
man 20 collect restaurant swirl for.
them. camouflaging their uninfer-.
rupted activities in seizing garbaged
from the white hog ranchera
A
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MRS. CARLETON
SCORES POINT
Cop Always on Duty, Testi-
mony in Pension Suit

Mrs. Edna Haskell Carleton. widow
OF Police Sergt Guy Carleton. scored
a point against the police pension
board in Judge A. W. Frater's court
today. when Jolcie Secretary c. o.
sullivan and sergt. r. III. Jennings
testified that policeman Is always
on duty
Sergt. Carleton was shot and killed
last spring by Policeman Charles f.
Roselius. with whose wife Carleton
was motoring. Mrs. Carleton was de-
MED a pension by the pension board
on the ground that Carleton was on
furloush, At The time Of the shooting.
Both sullivan and Jennings made
IL clsar by their testimony that men
on furiough were subject to duty can
at any time. tho no such specific pro
vision Is found in the police book II
rules and regulations.
~ policeman at home asleep in his
bed is on duty. Is he not?' sullivan
was asked.
He is.' was the answersi E
WEEK
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CARMEN ASK FOR
FLAT WAGE RATE

Demanding fiat rate Of rs cents
per hour for all motormen and con-
ductors employed on the municipal
railway, Seattle street car men. thru
their local union. have requested .
wage conference with Mayor Cald-
well and Railway Superintendent II
W. Henderson.
City officials, when questioned A.
to the possibility OF raising the SAB
aries Of car employees, declared thar
the increase was impossible at this
time. Wage increases averaging IL
per cent were granted during tho
past weary IL was pointed out
Mayor Caldwell has not yet replied
TO the demands Of the street car
men.
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she will give him nothing In return.
! tried in vain to persuade her TO
give him little of her time, to eat
a meal with him once in a while,
and accompany him to a theatre.
she said she would do neither.
MOTHER REFUSES TO
SOFTEN HATRED
Il am informed that the mother
got $4,000. unincumbered. in the,
settlement OF the divorce. But the
mother says she cannot give any.
thing 10 help support her daughter--
| believe the mother has done moth
ing to Influence the girl TO regard
her father with less hatred.
Il told the little girl had found
a good boarding school--the Bible
college at Eugene-but she said she
didn't want to so there because she
would he too far from her mother.
IL am satisfied that should she 20
TO live with her father. In six months
she would come to love him with az
great an affection as she now does
her mother. But she will not do
that. and the father has given up
hope OF winning her love.
There Is but one thing left for
me to do-and I must follow the
ma ndate OF the supreme court in re-
moving her from the custody of the
mother. The supreme court says I
must do that. The father is willing
to continue her support. and ] in
struct him to find proper boarding
school or the court win put her IN
n private home in this city"
49, s. A. WEEK ~----
On the ground that he showed her
pictures of other women. hoasting
their acquaintance, and had one
time threatened 10 cut her throat.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis today began suit
10 divorce Franklin Davis. Mrs. D.
Wis seeks the custody OF their IL,
month-old daughter. June xsscilA-
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Little Girl SObS
as Judge Ponders
Her Tangled Life

While ie-year old Natalie Omen
sobbed in her mothers lap In Judge
y. T.. Ronald's court this morning.
the Judge rendered verbal decision
from the bench taking her out of her
mothers custody and ordering her
father to select a girls boarding
school In which she will be placed
until she is is.
The father. Garrett w. O'Neil.
custodian OF the postoffice building.
Is to have reasonable time" the
court decreed. in which to find such
a school.
Then, if he can't find It." said
Judge Ronald, Il shall place the girl
in some good Christian home in Sc
attle"
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10 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GOTTsTEfNS, INC.
90 Columbia St Phone Elliott 1910

GOTTSTEfNS, INC.
100 Columbia St Phone Elliott 1910
NJ J. LOVE
Manager Real Estate Department
At 1917 barclay Court which is in
close proximity to the jefferson
street car barns. we have mod
ern four-room bungalow for
100000. Combination living room
and dining room. two bedrooms.
bath room. cabinet kitchen. in
which there IN breakfast nook
We can deliver this bungalow
upon cash payment OF $4,000.
balance $500 per month, plus in
tercst ut per cent. We consider
this an exceptionally good buy at
the above price. House is ready
to move right into.
AN INVESTMENT
Near Eastlake and Caller we have
modern apartment house contain
Ing four fouf-room apartments.
Price has been reduced from
100000 to 100000. net. This il
good moDey-maker. as well aa a
good. permanent Investment. For
location and appointment, phone
our office.
NEW BUNGALOW. . LOTS, 800
each, balance monthly. Call Allen.
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THE PACIFIC AGENCY, INC.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
FINANCIAL AGENTS, 400
0i-0s ARCADE BLDG. FL
LOTT 1914
We sell anything. anywhere;
anything from peanut stand
to a bank. List with us for
results. Connections all over
West Coast
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NO PLACE IN HER
HEART FOR FATHER

Thus was concluded litigation over
the child's custody that has been
shunted back and forth between the
superior and supreme courts since
1914. when Mrs. O'Neii got divorce
and O'Ncil was instructed TO pay
Mrs. o'Neil $40 month for Nataiies
support.
II have gone TO the bottom OF this
case" Judge Ronald announced.
emerging from his private chambers
after long consultation with rNl.
taiie, her father and counsel.
II have reached the conclusion
that the father has done everything
a father could have done under the
circumstances. He has paid faith
fully the $40 monthly payments for
the little girls upkeeps In doing this
he was prompted by the purest Of
motives-the love Of his daughter.
THAT love was unreturned. l
talked TO the little girl last night.
What she said has convinced me
that she bears an intense, bitter
hatred for her father, but she wants
him 70 pay for her education- And
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SlOtkS WAN tb
New World Life. Com. Finance.
Eabob Cons. Sllvcrsmith Mining
Marsh Cons, Am. Commander.
Liberty Bonds at Market
G. J. STEEPLE
liz Cherry ST. Main 6sas
WILL BuY LIBERTY BoNDS
WILL SELL
10 King Airship Go,
20 Pan Motor. st. Cloud. MINI
20 National Piston Ring.
100 Universal High Power.
100 Rothert Process Steel
f7h Simplex Auto wheel
500 Beacon Coal.
2aT Pacific Electric welder.
a2S National Mines.
$50 Western Smelling 4 Power.
$50 Ballard oil.
1000 Forks OH.
1000 Forks Drilling.
1000 Alaska Petroleum q Coal
1000 American Workers Oil
900 Hub Wyoming.
1000 Topper Mfg. Co.
MAX WINkLER
sit Union ST. Elliott $50.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

kERkS fWOMENl oNER IL. FOR
Postal mail service. ffaa month.
Experience unnecessary, For frre
q. 1tlcuiaFH Of examination. write
onard TONER CtNh service
ENaminerl, 1i2s Equitable Bldg.
Washington. II. G..
REplT IL you WISH. NEw Ar
ktvais serge, Jersey. Georsntte
|1ressex. also fine showing OF sport
1kirts and btouSes. Phelps Co.
e5 !. Third tupstaisgl. -.
I.nERT CUSTOM cOESEr--tf.-
2erntions and repairs. b2e Union
Nain sseT.
SAM wEfSFfEI.D CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw u away.
3nt Union.
lat MIDDLE AGED W o N A y
<4ho can cook. pg, LouE hneyE
Kirkland
ACTIN PfANo PLAYING
taught psatA1es Hldx.
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HoMEcRoFr
Three-room new cottage
An acre of fine soil
Fronting two streets; city water.
Walking distance OF street cara
Very easy terms.
Call at office, ssth ave. =. w. and
Spokane. Take Aiki. Fauntieroy
or West Seattle cars. Open even
PHONE WEST 40.
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a4
IA ACRES VIRGIN SOIL. SUR
irtr~aied lar free from stumps
and stones: fine level land. adJoin-
ing lnnds Of similar nature that
are ralalng $4,000 worth of cab
eaEe seed per acre i2s To- ike
wheat, 200 sacks OF onions. 400
bushels OF POTATOES 100 bushels
OF corn per acre. where eli kinda
OF grains. grasses. vegetables, ber-
riea and fruits row In abundance.
close to schools and town.
Remember. we have only limited
amount OF this land that we are
selling for $40 Der acre; terms half
rash. balance on or before 3 years
~ g. interest. These lands are
about 10 miles from Seattle.
Washington. in SkAEit and Sno-
hpmiHh counties. close to paved
highways
Write for particulars or come and
see for yourself
SPARKS A. DYE, 1870 Second Ave.
Seattle. Wash.
or
MILLER q AANDLE, 81 Front st,
Brsmrrfon. wash.
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LEGiL. NOTICES

TO WHOM fT MAY CONCERN:
This 10 10 certify that BTU Ao-Lin
Products Co, Inc. has made an
application 20 erect warehouse and
maintain a paint factory at 1900
18th ave, y, W. lot Is block 400.
Seattle Tide Lands Addition.
Anyone desiring 10 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office Of the Building Depart
ment. Room sos County-city Bldg.
prior 20 october 70. 1890.
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% STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS OFFERED
10 KING sirship ..... 1000
n Pan Motor. ST Cloud. AIS
isa Davis Car ....ss.e.... Bid
$50 pac. Electric Naldar.. 40
5000 Beacon Coat Mines 40
ESQ Victory Rubber $780,. rs
s.0o0 Columbia He'd Metals. rs
1000 Marsh Mines Cons. Mkt.
sS0 Rothert steel .. Bid
$40 Harvey Crude OIL. as
~--eg Forks Drilling . 81
!. 900 Forks Oil ......... .05
5000 Preston oil ........ .os
5000 Invader OF Texas . 10
500 Nanhattan-Te Texas Pet. Loo
$500 Trojan OH, Cal ... .o7n
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s TO so-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best Agricultural part OF Sno-
homish county; 5000 acres to Sc
iect from; az miles from salt
water front, 81 miles lake shore;
going at $40 per acre and up: also
few 5-acre tracts 40 minutes
Seattle on pavement. Send for lit
erature. Brownell Land Co. Bir-
minghsfn. Wash.
CLOSE TO SEATTLE. A PICKUP
Of a beautiful b-acre tract. level
as "a floor; paved almost 10 the
tract, in tho famous Halter Lake
district Only s1.7b0. with easy
terms. Puget Sound Farms Co.
COS Third ave.
SIS AN ACRE FOR 32N-AcRE
farm in Fergus county Montana.
co acres piowed. eco acres tiil-
able; balance good pasture land
VIII sell or trade for western
Washington or oregon land. A. j.
Herndon, Fall City, Wash,
RENT or sAf.ia--i2Is ACRES. l u
miles south OF Port Orchard bay;
close to Navy yard and school; 8
acres cleared: good soil; big creek
running thru land; Broom house;
good well: auto road all way and
sidewalls. owner 5i2 Aloha at.
Look a FARM FOR $1,000
10 acres. half cleared good berry
land: house, chicken house. good
we'll: some timber: close 20 school
and good market: only 30 miles
from Seattle. This Is a snap; $500
viii handle II. as2 Empire Bldg.
20 ACRES WATERFRONT. ONLY
about II miles from downtown.
Has one OF the best beaches on the
lake: good orchard and buildings
For further particulars, Samuel
Trethewey, 517 New York bldg.
GROOM HOUSE. AZ ACRE. CLEAR
I'M district. $1,000; 5000 cash. si5
III G PETERS 7ls Third Ave.
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7s.K UNIVERSITY

DISTRICT ARGA1N
II you want to buy strictly mod
ern s.room home in this fine dis
trlct Mt n real bargain, see thi
one. owner must sell at once on
account of sickness.
AAlN 1322
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PERSONAL
ps

PERFECT HEALTH Us YOuR
birthriRht. N yon are intercepted
IN rsaaining, promoting and main
tanning your health. congratulate
yourself on having read this ad.
send us your name and address
and We VIII inform you Of our
wonderful system Of Health Build
ing In the home. We believe We
can start you ON the royal road TO
health and happineHa Willard r,
Danrkin, $50 Central Bldg.
4 y " " A " EMIT HAIR WAVING.
6areetling. hena pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADiEF IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main fGn7 EGO tfulou N
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u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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STOCKS AND BONDS

THE PACIFIC AGENCY. Inc. 4foo
arcade Bids. Elliott ts3t. Lists
and sells timber lands anywhere.
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DIR. n. NJ FREEn
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases.
eos y Third Ave.
Dir LILLIAN cIfAEDLEH-sA
praGtls physician; natural and
herb remedlesi no operation. GIG
First ave. Main Gle. Electric
treatments
ELECTRIC BLANKET, MAGNETIC
massage. fi2 Lyon Bldg. Open
evenings,
hHAMPoofNG. FACIAL AND scALr'
scientifically treated. 1904 Third
ave, office z0z.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WARRINGTON Farm
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. I. a. HoTIfE FARM
MORTGAGE co. Inc. Leary Bldg
Main 1910.
ioi WANTED TO BORROW
WILL SELL fss6 REAL EsTATE
contract for itz5. ets New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20

BOARD AND ROOM


CLIFTON HOTEL. WESrL.AkE AND
opefateds modern; all outside
rooms. taT& 20 skoa per week
Private bath. $500 TO 5000 week.
Elevator service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20

81 CRNITURF
THE BELLToWN FURNITURE co,
Main 35f7. We want household
and office furniture, pianos. Vic
troias--everytbing OF value.
PACIFIC FURNITURE co.
1zi2 First Ave. Main 1903.
Flake Furniture 70, 40s PIKE NJ sbfs
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-06-10

Rev. II. F. Pemberton Of The
Dalles wiIl preach at the Federated
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Fishing in the Potamus is not
what it once was, according to Ray
mond Thornton and Arthur McAtee,
who returned the last of the week
from that erstwhile fsherman's par
adise. The boys say the fish aren't
there any more.
Floyd f. Bentley, advance agent
for the Lew Cullins show, WAS bill
posting and press agenting in Hepp-
ner on Tuesday. The Cullins Circus
will entertain Morrow county people
at Lexington next Tuesday evening.
Owing to the chautauqua here, city
officials would not permit the show
to make stand here.