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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
MOONSHINE SUPERIOR
FOR MEDIGINAL ~
8v Ass0riatad Press b Every vrnInr

BY Associatod Press . Every sven.ng
sharon. Pa. Jp.y 3 nooasane
whisky seized ia raids "a luumato ,..s
IN Mercer county Is eng 4eI .t
pltals IN sharon p -el.r,Iug tppsauIrlf
and other patients rcq uriug ..rIs1
rubs
According 20 hospital authorities Hs
moonshlne brand ,Ar -lpouor re
alcohol 1rHetoiore usea iar -Hs u.rp-s
because 10 s Necessary - 4liufc Huu,e.
alcohol on account li De a.-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
FEDERAL INQUIRY.
Department of Justice Agent Has Several
Cases in Hand.

A new case probably coming under the
white slave act was brought o the at
tention of the L. s investigator for the
Department of Justice, +. A. Rude.l. last
evening. both of the parties having been
residents of this city. The girl IN the
case bears an excellent character and
seems to have been the victim of the wiles
of a particularly unscrupulous man,
already married, and guilty, 1T also ar-
pears. of numerous serious otienses,
forgery among them.
Another case under the War Risk act
involves an ex-soldier, once resident ot
this CITY, and has been under investigation
for some time. but the conditions made 1t
improper to mention the matter before.
The agent has been asked to ascertain
the source of some merchandise being
sold here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Parkside Juniors Win.

Parksde juniors deeatcd Pine a Il
Yesterday Lime up r Biggins Z
f. Herlihy, %. c. f.; y Blank. A.
Smith, H. J. Smith 2d 81, g. Man'oyc,
3b.; ~ Pass. T. f., + Slatterv, Y 4 u
II Shaird. ]. E.. The feature ot chr gam,
was the hitting oi 4 smith having nir 4
home run with the bass tul Slater,
and Hcrhhv pitched good aall fur Park.
side Jrs The score was ~ to 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
TEN SHOT DOWN AS
CIVIL WAR RACES IN
BELFAST, IRELAND
Over One Hundred Wounded in
Rioting Last Night, Con
tinuing Today.
MACHINE GUNS USED
ON THE STNN FETNEPS
nv Assoela,e.l PROSE % Every EvenIns

ny Aqsoeiateti Press - Every Evening
Belfast, july n Conditions in riot
town Belfast we're reported this after
noon to be normal. Thn city wae beginning
n check up tho loss ~ life and the damage
resulting from the two days and nights
70 fierce fighting between Sinn Fein and
t'nionist mobs with The attendant loot
ing by hoodlums
Last night was one of terror and blood
shed Sporadic shooting this morning
caused fears that the turmoil wns ~ he
continued. Up ~ p. m. however, the
city had remained comparatively quiet
under n downpour of rain, although pas
sions we're running high and II was unsafe
In predict what later hours might develop.
At least ten persons were killed last
night and three the night before The
wounded total several hundred Some
estimates placed the property damage AZ
more than 81 900 600 Much property
was destroyed and the looting was heavy.
Last night the sky was crimson from bon
fires of burning furniture.
Military reinforcements arrived today
London. July q. Police and military
today raided Caltra, near BallinEslow,
Ireland. burned the Sinn Fem hall and
wrecked many houses according 70 y
message from the press association :
correspondent. There was much shoot
ing.
The hall was burned with cries nl
f'up Tuam evidently referring 10 the
sacking of the town of Tuam. The sack
ing was charged against the police a. q
reprisal for the murder of two constahles
/ by n mob.
Belfast. July q Soldiers used ma
chime guns on rioters hers today. when
disorders started on wednesday were
/ continued unabated.
In the Falls Road district Sim FeinerS
sniped soldiers and police from roofs
+ and windows Of houses The troops
returned the FIRE.
i In last night fighting more than one
+ hundred persons we're wounded Thirty
! arrests we're made The trouble started
+ when Sim Fem workers IN q shlpyaFC
were attacked.
Three Unionists were shot dead by
! Sim Fem snipers and another man
head was blown of s man helping q
carry the body Of one 0f the dead mer
into house was shot dead.
The military erected barbed wire
entanglements across the fronts of shops
wrecked in disturbances on Falls Road
Soldiers with fixed bayonets patrolleC
the disturbed streets. Lo0tng anC
smashing Of windows prevailed through
out the trouble, spirit groceries anC
licensed premises being especially singlec
out
TroOps fred on rioters on the out
skirts Of the CITY. woundlng many wh,
were being moved 10 hospitals or then
homes. The crowds reformed quickly
but were charged BY the troops. Rein
foFcements arrived on the scene and ther'
was a final burst Of firing. Ambulance:
hurried TO the spot from every quartz
of the CITY. followed bv FIRE brlgades
in the belief the casualty list would b'
heavy.
CnntIntled on nae 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Trucks in Collision.

A truck, the property of the Whining
ton & Philadelphia Traction Co, and
driven by Fred Long, COS Madison street,
collided with truck owned by and driven
by John Carroll, Tenth and Pine streets,
at Tenth and Walnut streets shortly be-
fore noon today. The left front fender and
the front axle on Carols truck were
damaged No person was hurt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM.
To be .he Subiect of Conference This
Afternoon.

The New Castle County Board Of
Education will confer this afternoon with
DR. Joseph Ii. Odell, president Of the
Delaware School Auxiliary Association,
concerning new developments IN the school
building program and the placing Of
schools for Negroes
Proposals. made by the association under
the old School Code will probably be
changed 50 as TO conform with the new
schol laws Referendum on bond issues
will he ore conformity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
MORE PAY FOR PASTOR IRWIN.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Adds
$500 Year.

The congregati of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church has increased the salary
of the pastor, Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin, $500
a year.
The work at the church is in good
shape. The Mems League, the Sunday
school, the Young Peoples Society, as
well as the church proper, is growing and
pastor and people are working harmo-
niously together.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Thomas Finger Printed.

The police this morning took tnc photo
graph, finger prints, and other records
to aid in the Identification 81 Ernest
Thomas, colored, charged with fcIoni1u F..
assaulting Mrs Emma Tallcy al her homr.
near Clayton. Thomas WAS nervous
while going through the examination tpd
since he has been in the local police
station has been III at ease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
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Highest trmnrrltIrr tUe..
Lowest Temperature Ia~f niaht
Eigh tide this marulug
High tide tonight
Low tide this mOrnug Ih
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Trouble Over Money.

Robert Newman of Belvidere, near
Newport. charged with obtaining money
under false pretences from Camilla Clam
mariconi. will be gi en- hearing before
Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman to-
morrow mo ming. Newman is said to have
obtained S495 from Ciammariconi. He
was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Con-
stable Andrew f. Cole. A preliminary
hearing was held that evening, but the
defendant applied for a., continuance IN
order to retain counsel. s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
CENSUS STATISTICS.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington july . The population
Of Phpnixvllle, Pa. was lnRounced f.-
day AS 10 4S4, a decrease II 2jy Ur Z
per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
French War Posters at Library

The Wilmington Institute Free Library
has Just received II French war posters
which viii be mounted on cloth and pre-
served Seven hundred American war
posters had previously been received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
!. S. TRAPSHOOTERS
MAKE FINE SCORE
Break SAT Out of 600 in Olympic
Competition; Individual
Scores.
ny Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Antwerp, July % The American trap
shooting team IN tho Olympic competition
today closed it's shooting nthe team match
with total Of 547 targets out Of possible
GOO. The individual scores out of a possible
100.
Frank NJ Troeh, Vancouver, Wash,
"a; Mark Airic. Champaign, III, -
Horace Bonser, Cincinnati, %; Forest
W. McNicr, Houston, Texas, %; Frank
s. Wright, Buffalo, 80; Jay Clark, Jr,,
Worcester, Mass, "a. Total 547.
Troeh shot the last thirty targets With
severely cut trigger finger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

ALVIN Bridges, 1912 Maryland avenue,
~as taken 20 the Homeopathic Hospital
this morning TO have piece of steel re-
moved from his eve He sustained the
injury at the Eastern Malleable Iron Com
pany's works, where be Is employed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans for the following projects have
been approved by the Building Inspector
Sixth street, south east croner Lincoln
street; Louis Slonsky, owner; Ernest di
Sabotino and Sons, contractors, two
private garages, 3 $50.
West street, 70S; Nathan Barksy,
owner and builder; alterations, s75
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Married in Maryland.

At Elkton, Md, yesterday Louise Win
gate of Wilmington and Norwood Pleasan-
ton Of Harrington, and James ii. Clough
and Edna b. Dire, both Of Wilmington,
were married.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT

how utterly impossible il is for you
TO make known what you want to
sell or what you want 10 buy with
out using the Want Ad columns OF
Every Evening? Everybody in
Wilmington and IN the surround
ing country wal read your Want
Ad II u Il printed here
The cost OF delivering your mes
sage 20 these many thousands is
small indeed as compared with the
large measure Of benefit and profit
YOU will get IN return
PHONE
TNO-TNO-HUNDRED
Ash for a Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Early Morning storm

Wilmington Was vsitcl nE HIv
thunder storm shortly afte. "a, lglJ
day There VA, q heavr -n A-
Il, IS known. np damage sae dom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Seize Big supply Of LIQUOR.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Toledo, OHIO, July 23. Federal gsat-
confscated liquor valued Al S26J.5,O Ia
a railroad siding 81 Lang OHIO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

The sale a. Nelson Shoe Co. is attract
ING buyers, from far and near.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

Prices cut TO pieces at the Nelson Shoe
Co, 422 Market-$2.4 As to 81 95.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Amusemcuts foaah.

Pavhuu4 Thf WrH.t
Map.ttr Ilp CnetIrI
Queen ~aui
-trtr. Th. r.... .aa
Savoy In N.uU..
h.U4 .....
NNH... Na.NH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

Certified milk for infants Clover Derry
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

To prevent bottle famine return empties
dromptly Clover Dairy Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Alvin Bridges Hurt.

Continued on page %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

eo.O0o-TM acres u Had facing on new
nsas,h ~ roaa y nniss rom cry
other outbnlidihfs, tcrns.
tt,tbu-5 room cemon block coitsgc. mod.
her iot. sast front, TinshIsnds. some
furniture included.
4~T.6O0--Tho mist attractive e.ropm bun.
Ehlow IN Uhlveraiiy Heights, piabornte
buih in features, ,fircpiatc. furnace,
Placement Eeragc. trees, 'fiowers. lot
lots "a WITH ADDITION. 80 II. lot. sgss
aud upi easy terms.
Also other good business and residence
pfopertita.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FiRE AND AUTOMOBILE
Phone e7a. iii sopih Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
STOCKS AND BONDS
A FEW coon BONDS AT BAnoI

A FEW GOOD BONDS At BARGAIN
1900 city Of Seattle 90 MunL
400 ely Of Seattle s5s Pub.
MAT Qtllity, 1923, at 49,. 300
~. 1898. at ......,.....s'.. 1900
~. 1913. at .'............'. 1900
ment ~. Of 1917. NJ 49,. $500
Normal value $4,000 per 10000
and subway ~ at .......... $500
10000 marks Greater Berlin 49,.
10000 y mark. city Of Leipni. .AO.
5000 mark. state Of Hamburg :, :.
Normal value ,sss per 1000
marka.)
OUR STOCK LrsTrNGs INCLUDE
$50 Rothert Steel Process ..sf.fo
100 Western Rubber ...... t2b
1000 Alaska Pet. a. Coal 80. rs
1900 An. WORKERS on Field. Special
1000 Invader o. a Ref, Texas ON
~ KING Airshlp ..s.....s..lS.vv
100 Victory Rubber ....... SIS
iOtt MUM AIllON. lsiFI IoIh
STOCKS WITH US
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
7oz Third Ave. Mum 3337.
STOCKS WANTED
Liberty Bonds. Aero Alarm, Com.
Western states Life. Marsh Mines
STOCKS OFFERED
1000 Beacon Coal Mines .....f0.d0
D Swedish-Am. Line Special
~ Woodcork Co. OF Am. ..lz.t0
10 Rothert Process Steel las
100 simplex Auto Wheel Especial
80 Haliet "Boiterup" ..... $50
goo Amalg. Appliance ... Bid
1000 Alaska Pet A. Coal SO. rs
800 Smith Canning Mach. .. 400
100 y. \. \. a. Int. Ry. ...... $50
40 Victory Rubber ...... 80
II Pan Motor. 81. Cloud 80. 400
600 Psc. Flee Weider ... 80
10 krlkwen NJ. +. Axle -. BID
10 King Airship ...........iz.bO
1000 Forks OIL .............. .0sz
c. j. sTEEPLB
lis Cherry -. Main ssss.
KING AIRsHfP SHARES - SELL
any amount Special Main 57so.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Man Is Killed in
Logging Accident

TILLAMOoK. Ore. Aug. 27.-H.
Monner is dead and Joe Hogan lies
in the hospital today slowly recover
ing from injuries resulting from an
accident at n logging camp herr yes
terday. The two men were standing
near a hanback, line when II struck
a stump and frightened. striking Mon
ner under the chin and breaking his
neck. Hogan was knocked down and
badly bruised by the impact Of tho
cable.
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FARM LANDS
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
gIsf-fsf sfE

kfEfIAlsr
BUCKLEY AND ENuMCLAw
Over lis acres. all highly improved:
big house; fine large dairy barn;
big siios: orchard. half-milr 'front.'
Ing on paved Pacific highway. all
that rich black soil; between two
fine towns. elegant location: moth
tnE better. brings big rent. A real
farm and nice home. and real
Investment at fs50 per acre. one
third each. balance long time.
Risht on the Buckley Sumner paved
highway. close TO town. school. In
the best district: all that black
soil. ~ acres cleared. balance
seeded In pasture; good house. big
barn; acre orchard. , serss pota.
for winter. big garden; extra
good team. /, wagons. rowin. ma
chine, cream separator. small
thrcsher. hay rake. hay iedder.
ter. manure spreadsr. gas engine.
potato planter and digger grain
ss.dar, plowr. harrow. cuitiystor.
lots OF small tools: garage; poui-
az t hSn. e. a. stands s 81 esss s Prize
includes all ehattsis; 8 or : good
cows. This IL a real buy. A good
location on bus line, cream. milk
route: phone line. mail. groceries
delivered. Priced TO sell. and won't
". l. BURNSIDE
Buckley, wash.
CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
i7,ooO.AcRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 40 AND s0-ACRE TRACTS
In the rich hover valley. noted for
It's fruits and tremendous yields OF
alfalfa and corn. the government
Of the United States has been lay
ing on, the last extension OF the
FAMOUS srNNYsfDE CANAL
bench land under this project must
FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY buyers
viii be given their choice Of these
a long time TO pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate: near
towns: on two railroads and state
WE SHOW THIS LAND TO BUY
ERS by appointment Call at our
office. write TO US or send a tele-
gram. Maps. photographs and
samples OF soil at our office.
Offlcc open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
DIS Green building, Seattle.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
ready for the pillow, at an average
price of iis per acre: 2o-ycar
terms: per cent interest for first
years; no principal payments for
4 years. Also thousands Of acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre. including water
right. $4,000 loan for Improve
mcnts makes u easy for you to
start with small capital We issue
low rates to Alberta. For maps
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept,
COS Pioneer Bldg,; Main 3333.
BIG LAND SALE
In Skagit county. All the Clear Lake
Lumber company's lands are going
at half price. New 1.00o-acre
tract adjoining the Day Lumber
company's big dairy farm IL now
being cut up into 40-acre tracts;
$25 per acre. on good terms. III
you want land. get In line and in
vestigste this 1t will be worth
II. c, PETERs, rs Third Ave.
THE HEIRS OF THE ESTATE
will sell home tracts near cars
and paved highway: $50, on terms
This Is valley land. ready for the
for home. chicken ranch, berry
ranch. when this land 10 sold you
Will never again get valley land
near Seattle at this price.
JESSEN. ts5 New York BLOCK
FOR SALE - s00-ACRE WHEAT
farm In Alberta BUILDINGS. horses
and machinery. Owner. a. L.
Turner. Auburn. Wash.
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ACREAGE


these lands that you are buying
now at $40 per acre will be raised
TO S33.35N per acre. Good garden
lands: level; free from rtumps or
stones: virgin soil. Your ast
chance TO buy is now. our last
excursions will be run from our
office August 20, 30 and IL. icav-
ing at a IN. II you want TO get
q fine tract OF from is to Is acres
come TO our office at once and in
vestigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Ici WANTED TO BORROW

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-The
petition OF san Francisco policemen
for an increase In pay. bearing no..
900 names. will be filed with the reg
istrar today.
This is said 70 be the largest ped.
ton by 10000 names ever presented
TO San Francisco voters for ap.
prevail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
ACREAGE
rs or rfNr pIAcK

OWN m ACRES or FrNr BLACK
which ! cannot use. VIII give a
good man opportunity 20 own
first class farm. VIII take as low
as $4,000 down. and balance 10
suit 90 acres under cultivation,
, ~ acres aossea or ana in pas
close 20 school and Htorei small
house. This land ideal for berries,
as well ms potatoes, oats ana
wheat J. A. Neitman. owner.
room 723 Central Bldg, Seattle.
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LEGAL NOTICES
100

TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERNs
The undersigned hereby give no.
tice that they have dissolved part
nsrship on this date and that the
undersigned A. Patsk has this day
sold unto the undersigned w. II.
Pntek all Of his right. title and In
terest in and 20 that certain
as 18th avenue North; that from
this date on the faid w. n. Patek
will conduct said business in his
own right and stead and the said
A. Pntee will not be responsible
for any debts incurred In the con-
duct OF said business
Dated at Seattle, Washington. this
18th day OF August. 1920.
A. PATEK.
WIN -. PATFK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

THERE ARE HUNDREDS AND
hundreds Of families In Seattle
today that are living in rent
ed housca They are think
ing and thinking how they
can own . home Of their own.
They would like 10 OWN a home,
put hardly know how To go about
" with the limited amount Of
cash they can spare. so always
continue To pay rent. moving from
time 10 time like gypsy. paying
high moving charges and much
injury TO furniture.
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FOUR ACRES FOR yi56
with running stream. close to Pa-
cific highway. five miles north Of
Everett. This land slopes to the
west and Will grow as many ber-
ries and chickens to the acre az
any land on the coast And see
where II is. Only $50 cash. balance
$40 monthly. Discount for all
cash. II you want a bargain. here
II ".
Five and one-haif acres with house.
chicken house. barn, some clear
ing. good well. nice loan soil. fine
for berries and chickens. in Sno-
homish county: stage from Ever
cit $500. with only 800 cash;
balance to arrange.
Is acres same place. with
improvements. $3.50: $50 cash
w. X. MAcFARLANE
Tho Community Builder
GA Leary Building
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LOST AND FOUNu

WORKING GIRL LOST COIN PUKsE
~ Phinney ave. car Wednssday
xfnlng containing paper money
an. N need Of contents. Reward.
n-sn sidney 417 after p. m.
Two LAvALLIEKES, ONE AQUA
arine, one amethyst 1915 First
esA Reward
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Now It's Shortage
of Milk Bottles

SPOKANE. Aug. 27.-Because OF
a shortage OF milk bottles Spokane
is threatened with a milk famine.
according to a warning issued today
by the Spokane dairies and milk
Housewife are urged
to return every available bottle and
are warned that unless this is done
babies and invalids needing milk.
will be in great danger.
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FARM I,ANIH

20 KcflFB GooD. LEVEL: 5 AcREs
barn: outbuildlnge: good we'll. Z
miles rtations ~ miles Everett
all implements. $4,000. $1,000 cash.
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". ~. NELSON
el1 Boston Block

"a and Columbia Phon. Ell. tss.
T-RooM HOUSE. 1900
5000 cash and e55 monthly
Lot b0xi.o. water. grade. sidewalk
and sewer In and paid. this IL an
old house but 10 we'll plastered.
has bath. toilet and hot and cold
water and rents for e75 a month I:
u is on 18th ave. W. At tho foot 81
Queen Anne hill; paved street ali
the way TO town,
" A GOODFELLOw
as Railway Exchange building
WILL SELL. on RENTAL TERMS
$40 MONTHfT--pRfcE $3.50
s-room bungalow year old: not
modern. but neat and comfortable.
on large cleared lot i00siO0. on
graded street with view LAKE
Washington: near Laurclhurst dis
trict: your rent money Will pay
for this home.
WI r. HOWE
f2n New York Block Main 77ss
. Exc Ef'TfosALLY GOOD sNAPS
on Queen Anne hill: 5-room cot
tage. bath and garage, lot t0xi.o
20 alley; $4,000.
House ~ rooms and bath, floor.d
attic; large garage: fine level lot
tsxi20 to alley. $4,000: good neigh
borhood, paved street: terms
THEY WON'T LAST LONG
QUEEN ANNE tlts
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SPARKS a DYE. 6i4 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

Eve had her faults. but she never
went thru Adams pockets while he,
was asleep.
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% BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
8 ACRES
Rich. level land.
on main road. in
Kent district:
fuel wood. essy
20 clear. 1850.
sss down.
&. ". DfHDLE
ets New York Blk.

1900 CASH
Little fhree-quarter acre place near
kirkland ave. with plsstered bum
galow. rooms and sleeping porch.
just the place for garden. berries
ana chickens. Price 1880. cSny
terms
~. c. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
A ZIG SURPRISE At kIRKLANb.
] mile from dock. about acres
highly improved. store building.
s-roon house. barn. fruit: level
bottom land. all cleared. on main
highway; $3.50. on easy r. rms:
$1,000 viii handle. l.. A. Roth~
Mortgage Co. Leary bldg. Seattle.
80 RICH, LEVEL ACRES
on FINE ROAD
This 10 located In that very fertile
district between tarnation and
Duvall. You need hut 20 ace this
20 realize that IL IL a bargain at
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