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New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Harkenrider Wins Titles
I'm Elks BowIing Meet

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 21.tIa Plant
and Broell, of Milwaukee, bowling on
the last squad in the Elks nation al
bowling tournament here to-day rolled
INTO first place in the doubles with
i,zl9. Bruck, of Chicago, rolled $50 in
the singles to-day. taking second place,
First place wos won by Friedman, Of
Detroit, with SGT.
Harkenrider, of indianapolis, won
the all events championship with 1899,
Jimmy Smith, of Milwaukee, finished
second with 1,7S0. Carbon Elks. of
Detroit, who bowled 2,764 early last
week, were winners of the five-men
event. The tournament closed TO-DAY
with more than 100 teams having com
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
85 Harvard Men in Meet

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 21.--Elghty-
FIVE men were entered tonight by Coach
Bingham of the Harvard track team for
the Harvard artmouth- Cornell track
meet to be held in Mechanics Building
in Boston, on Saturday afternoon.
Among the Crimson entrants are Cap
tain Dennis j. O'Connell former inter.
collegiate champion at one mile; Robert
W. Harwood.. Olympic po'e vaulter, and
Fits, Tierney, Brown and Tolbert, Of
che football team.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
1ilden Honored Upon Return

>, PHILADELPHIA, At, Feb. 21.-Wi4iam
l; Illden, worlds champion tennis
payer returned home to-day from his
VICTORIOUS trip as member of the
Amerlcsn Al, Davis cup team to Australia,
MS afternoon he was given a formal
MeiS MeiIome nome by Mayor Moore at CITY
ception at the Manufactnrers1 Oil
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Geneva Nav Stage Regatta

GENEVA, N. Y, Feb. 21,- Charles H.
Mapes, chairman of the board of stew
ards of the Poughkeepsie intercolle-
giatc regatta, viii submit Geneva's
proposition that the regatta be held on
Seneca Lake at the next meeting of the
board, 1t was learned here to-day. Of
ncials of the New York Central Rail-
road have agred to run observation
trains along the shore of the lake if the
regatta is beld here.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Stecher to Wrestle Again

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 21.-Joe Stecher.
OF Dodge, Neb, former heavvweipht
catch -as-catch~can wrestling champion
and John Olin have been matched ~
Nrestle here the night of March 7, II
VIII be Stecher's first match since he
lost the championship to Ed "Strang-
Ter" Lewis. Ae
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

Colleges i'm Polo Tourr,ey

The opening round of the intercol-
legiate polo tournament Is scheduled
tc take place tonight at the Riding
Club, Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth
Avenue. In addition to the college
matches, the Durland's Seniors will
meet the Riding Club Seniors
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Brown and Dartmouth i'm Swim

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 21.--- Brown Uni
versity's swimming team, undefeated
during the past two seasons, meets its
cid rival, Dartmouth, in the local pool
to-day. Dartmouth defeated Harvard
by nearly as large score as did the
2essls. and coanh Hpgsing ia expecting
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
The End of the Road

In the last years group balpaying wonders YOU have
Wagner Brown, Walsh Plank
Each spring takes his trip South with big league
club And the exception Both leagues are full
Of veterans who g but manv of them
sst in spiling the dope by hanging
There the remarkable "Bbe" example Babe
was pitching professional ball back seventeen
In 1909 he world series winning ght contests
In 1917 he was figured all through back to the
minors with "iIas-Been" written on his career.
Aer spending two years in the minors the Babe Pitts
urgh at the of ~ put two great campaigns He
now thrtyeigh and still o best ~ ~
But at thrtyeight strides left M matter
markable his stamina is ~ ' ie
AFeame
Adams comeback advanced baseball ape was no 80 .h 4
remarkable features years was four ben ptth
sent him back the old forward on thirteen
before. ~ " "''eeh years
Veterans Of hryfou who rarely ever have the stuff
or the ambition to get a WV ~
But the "Babe" miraculous excenior r, n,., - ,.
hlh he of the clubs mainstay good for s -
~ '"o earned runs game running with Alex
Inc worst he deserves is chapet of blossoms
Tad Jones Undiscomaged
Tad Jones understands up against next fall with h
army Princeton and Harvard to aceespecaly Princeton
ouraged lie going make campaign of 1921 bis ir
fhehe over the past two years dslocate something
mas no" lost hree through running and Jonss
VIII overlook bets this spring stop the leak He will nd
nave the fu support Of his squad we have an idea t
Jones will have Yale possibly not far enob 70 t
rlncetonpossiby far Hrvardbnt at 1s.t
ing out of the heavy rut of past years ~ ~
or many Of thm clamor victory but at this
stage would be enough to know order is under Wv sd
a actually going to pick modern and develop we'll
trained alertness that will p well
why shouldn't Willard meet Fulton other yood
O0e ne mas another crack Dempsey" fight fan writes "Wh I
prove that he has something before he takes m 49,
II N eheray taken Tor granted that
ooeSh neeo to go out and reputation When Jefes -
champion he didn't ask Fzsimmons Corbett meet so
ne 00 tnen on IN turn and then promptly for e
Coroett came Jefes
~ en might nave said that he had
once was enough But the big Californian than ln
t ~ "a ~ CHAMPION he desires return match always be
gwen at least one more opportunity by his conqueror If Willard r
return match he should be given his chance ~ S
only thing that keeps caddok from being heavyweight wrestling
IS lack OF sufficient weight
undoubtedly true But it only thing thai as, -
Leonard from being eayyweight boxing champion ~ AS
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Wisconsin Five W;ns

CoLuMBUS. Ohio, Feb. Wiscon-
sin defeated Ohio State in Western
Conference basketball game here to-
night, AZ to 20, Most of the Badeer
scoring came after the first half, which
ended Is to 13 in it's favor -
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Browns OFF for C,an,n

ST; LOUIS. Feb. 21.-The advance
guard of the st. Louis Americans de-
nsrnnea Yesterday Tor the training camp
leaves hezs next Sunday. "
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22

Executives Of Local Clubs
A AppOinted 10 Handle Classic
Representatives of New York, Larchmont and At.
lantic Yacht Clubs Committee to Cooperate
With Belgian Ambassador; Race to Start July A
By Jack Lawrence

Baron Cartier Belgian Ambassador arrived the Ritz Carlton
yesterday the
with him making the
yacht gold
New-York tribune., 1921-02-22
Another for De La Sale

De La Sale Institute scored it's
twelfth basketball victory of the sea-
son by beating Columbia Grammar
school yesterday afternoon on the De
La Sale court, by score of 80 to Is.
ne tally at half time was - to 8.
@Res ~ida a@aks psrAnns sssars thslr
nohhlons through a situation Wantna q Ia
The Tribune Ia wor64 2sa--AdYt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
MINE STRIKERS
GIVEN RELIEF

Satisfactory results in the relief
work for striking coal miners and
their families was reported Saturday
by William Short. president Of the
Washington State Federation Of
Labor. who has just returned from .
trip TO Olympia Centralia, Aberdeen
and other towns
Dances and entertainments aro
being given TO raise funds for the
relief work." Short said Every
where we have met the greatest 70
Spouse 10 this appeal"
There are 1900 coal miners On
strike. With their families. the
number Of needy b between 1000
and 5000. Short said.
Especially In the Grays Harbos
country is the enthusiasm high
Short reports
Clothing and other supplies for
Pierce county arc being distributed
from Tacoma Money and supplies
for other sections ere receiVed ~
central headquarters in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
~" BOOKSTORE
PROFITS SMALL.

All profits gained from the sale Of
books at the University Of Washing
ton cooperative bookstore this year
have gone toward building up the
100000 stock which IL necessary 10
meet the demands OF the present
university enrolment according 70
Percy Dearle. manager OF the store.
The profits. however" Dearls
said. ARE very low. Absolutely no
profit has been made on new books.
due 20 the present high express and
freight rates and the cost Of selling.
The profit we do make Is realized
from the sale Of stationery. pens and
novelties"
The bookstore is an A. s. U. w.
cooperative business. owned by the
students. and run almost entirely
with student help. The store has
taken in $4,000 since the first Of
the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Halloween Ball to
Be Given by Elks

What promises to be the biggest
social event Of the year to be given
by the Seattle EIks win be sthe
Halloween initiation hall next Friday
AZ the Shrine auditorium.
A large orchestra win be on hand
70 furnish music for dancing and the
hall win be deliberately decorated.
The Elks' entertainment committee
has arranged an initiation for all
present into the mysteries OF the
Black Band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
MUST REPLACE
STATES TREES

I.umbermen OF Washington re-
ALIKE that when the forests are
gone they will be out Of job. and
they are ready TO back rcforesta
ton for that reason. said Il. T.
Allen. political economist fer the
Western Forestry and Conservation
association. at the members coun'
Gil luncheon Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce Friday.
Industries do not voluntarily
commit suicide" said Mr.. Alien.
sYou'll find the lumberman ready
and eager TO back conservation. The
state. iumberman and federal gov.
eminent must Join hands In order
to make rcforestation effective"
state Senator Alex Poison nAid
this states forests viii continue 10
be q f1ch resources capable OF adding
great wealth and carrying a cen.
siderable tax load, " wise legisla
ton IL adopted now.
President Robert =. Boyne Of the
chamber spoke In behalf Of the
Washington irrigation Institute =,
Yakima. October s7-ss.
The Seattle community fund.
which next month VIII raise IN Z
single campaign funds for the com
binod budgets Of "a 81 thu city,
charitable and -soclal agencies. VA
explained By w. l. RhodeA cam
paign chairman: A. r. Currie and
c. ID. stimson-
Seattle must become permsated
with the spirit behind the cam
paign." said Mr.. CurrieL Talk 4
Up! Tell the people RS . good
thing. The result win Be more
than the money involved. II vii
be . community spirit and cooper
alton strong enough to he felt I'll
over the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Read This, Folks, and
CHEER UP!
Old Man Seattle Spirit Speaks.
Lumber Industry Wakens From Sleep.
Will Be at Capacity Soon.
And Lookif Our Wheat and Peaches.

Spirit. ''Seaf1e's domestic and
foreign exports were $4,000 tons
greater this September than =
year ago.
last year Washington grew
%. 00O. 900 bushels Of wheat and
this year II II 81 900. 900 bushels.
Last year wheat Was . drug ON
The market; this year moro than
onett,ird Of the Washington
crop has already moved 10 sea-
board. The peach crop In 1920
was lz3. 900 bushels. This year II
b LESS, go buxhels."
President Robert 3. Boyns Of
the chamber explained the eight
fundamental In the chambers
1921 program. Short sddresses
were made ~ follows;
s'Is~lnilons with Wholesaler"
Carl Bush; advertising Rate~,"
j. Ray 4. Bigciow; Temporary
Mrrhants." s. u. Asia; Trade
Promotion" r. A. Ernst; RE
turned Goods" MAX A. Walske;
ssRetaiI Education, Celia Shell
ton; Community Fund.-" A. 4.
CuFyia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

''Nlills which ak months ngo
were shut up tight are running
today and conservative mill men
predict that April I will see the
industry II 100 per cent capa<1ty.
Last year Washington produced
5000. 600. 900 feet Of lumber.
enough 10 rebuild every house
now standing In the states Of
North and Sorth Dakota, OF 70
fiil . train reaching from New
York 70 Chicago. with enough
left over 70 reach from New
York 70 jacksonville. Fla"
These were tho words Of Sent
lie Spirit himself. Seattle Spirit
wns the lending character In
''Pile-Ii." sbit produced II = 70
tan dealers dinner and meeting
u the Masonic club, Arcade
building. Friday night An mann
bcrs Of the Retail Trade buresu
Of the Chamber Of Ccmnscrco
were proneut- r. A. Ernst was
general chairman.
Lumber csrs4rrs ere booked
solid with lumber for tlse Orient
until February" Ssh Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Prof. Meany Chosen
Mountaineers' Head

Prof. Edward 8. Meany has been
reelected president Of the Noun
taaners' club. Other officers chosen
By the board Of trustees ara a. fol-
lows; w. Allen. vice president:
Irving 8. Clark. SECRETARY: c. q. Nor.
rison. treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude
Streator. historian. and Norman
Huber. financial secretary.
Tho trustees were chosen month
ago. The clubs next monthly meet
ing viii be held November in the
club FOOTE'S. 3os Columbia 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Spanish War Vets
Honor Tom Kennedy

Tom Kennedy assistant corpora.
ton counsel. has been made ma,
tionai Judge advocate general Of the
United Spanish War Veterans, &C.
cording to word received Saturday
from Oscar r. Carstrom, command
er.in.chief OF the meme organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

Fifteen minutes will be cut from
the running time OF two scattie.port.
land trains on the Union Pacific
lines. beginning Sunday. No. SCI
leaves Seattle mt sac p. m. and will
make Portland at iols instead OF
1880 n m. while No. see leaves
Portland at .. m. and will arrive
here at f0A5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
MARKET PRICES
REMAIN STEADY

Quotations on all commodities on
the Wholesale fruit and produce mar.
ket were steady here Saturday.
Trading. which had been dun during
the week. was strong. seccnd-grade
apples were moving we'll. a. was the
fancy stock
Another car Of California Iugged
tomatoes are due on the market
early next week.
The demand for poultry II strong
and as the receipts have been com
paraftveiy light this week the mar
ket may advance one or two cents
according TO reports. The price TO
shippers has advanced cent at sew
erai houses on live hens under four
pounds at II cents.
vEGIsTAuxD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

THE GOPHER MINNESOTA
CLUB win give . Halloween party
at the Collins Field House October
20 at tao .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
FOX ExCIlAN0E-nEAL
ESTATE
ooon ooINo nANcH

GOOD GOING RANCH
We own <o-acrc ranch within. fs
miles Of Seattle, on first class
road. In q splendid neiEhborhood;
all improved farms; one-hnif un,
der pillow; good upland soil; viii
raise all crops In abundance: nice
e-room house. furnished. good
barn. wood shed. chicken ana root
house,: all buildings painted IN
first class shape, 8 cows. z heifers.
horse, : hogs. "a hens. farm tools
and machinery. good orchard, ocnt
OF water: crops OF all KINDS.
Everything included At the price
Of $500. Want Seattle property
Or or, b ssss siis 18th n. W. sun
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PAVED
street. In good residence district
In exchange for modern house 70
rent. 4 or rooms, $3.50. u. ID.
Hendrickson. s<i7 soth ave sum
NEW b-RooM BUN0AiIow; colt
ner lot: splendid view. VIII take
building lot - part payment. sun
set taV6. Call mornings before ~,
10 ACHES. SECTION JOINS BEL
bingham. $1,000. clear. for Seattle.
Ames. Poulrbo. Wash.
YARNS FOR CITY PROPERTY. Ex-
Che sss" !Fis r sSs,sZ"h'Fs 4 O. h''''
SPOKANE VACANT PROPERTY
fer Seattle property. kenwood
1f4o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Pat. t-t'a. city delivery .....- .feo0s.2
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

e8e @n4&S 42A%AS = 49,
CRY Delivery. Wholesale, Psr N
Cs1---whoIe. yellow. l.o-Sb. ska. Is -
Cracked. iee-b. sks ...-......- -s7.ee
Feed Neal. foo-D. skis. ..-..-.. 81 -
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leeo4 ee-D. - 49,
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feed. iss-n- SKIS. ~ g
An-0BunD CnsD--se-D. skA ...-... $40
ca 9ou0-loo-N. okA 10000. .s9.0
CA1ek Mnnh-So b ~. 1eo-D. SKIS 50. -
0guU1nB xoD6-1oe-N. ska 10000. Geoo
EU MnnA--No II -. l6o-b. akx .. 80. ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
This 10 TO certify that Seattle Boz
Co. has made an application 10
erect an addition TO box Factory
at tof spokane st. lots 1. 4 =, 4. 8.
block efi. \. L. Lands
cupancy must file such protest al
the office OF the building Depart
ment. Room sos County City
Bldg. prior to October 81. 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

CHICKEN RANCHES
or Berry Ranches

From ~ Acres 70 6 and 10 Acrea
On the NORTH TRUNK HIGHWAY;
age and water. PRICE $3.50 TO
$3.50 per acre, on terms Of V cash
per acre. and 13.3o monthly. with
privilege larger or full payment ~
any time without additional inter.
est or charges.
Several families have purchased and
appreciate the location. and the
possibilities Of this low priced
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

- 80 =, - ~ >st's~srss<.sN
c. n. WILLIAMS
SELLS
ALMOST NEW cans
ALSO USED CARS
Al Lowest Prices
ToDAy's SPECIALS
~ you move fast you can have your
choice OF two lightweight cars.
everything In good shape. includ-
Ing batteries. tires, etc. At the un-
heard-of price OF
Think OF it--Only Si2b for an auto
mobiici Don't let the price scare
you. We are giving you real BAR
Eainr is other cars, including our
ALMOST NEW CARS. We also
expect . new Dodge In today. run
less than 10 days.
These cars are different from the or
binary Used Cars on Auto Row.
Liberal TERMS AND TRADES
c. n WILLIAMS
7si Il Pine East cssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

Anyone . desiring g, e prossst such oe:
the office OF the building Depart
msans hoom tot county.city
1'e.- p..@r - oe-ooer %. lszl.
40 -
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srsss n %Ses5 5sos fssn Sons.l,s ,d
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Cn1ruptncteg
DIR r. n ,!uknEh SHfR99iEAS.
s2r; siyra fnyn ~ ss1S
hour. 10: .-s; 49, :; -
MONEY LOANED on zLE -xKFE:
Sc7 third ave.
xees zr.s.z.I.--1 .rsssxvxxx
hqT9 81 a,ys An E hHnTn 60. w ~ pssss
q Elliott $685.:
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Quick service call siss Arcade 1.e9;
SALARY Inaas
WE ARE THE
YOUNGEST LOAN FIRM
| W. esnu.s - she Oldest. but ~ are
hESr h raySr e 1ffs oeutfic 81 dnTr
sERvIcE. fairsss TREATMENT.
l. NEWEST METHop& ro.x.
80 TO 500
Md e men ,,s sns .s%se vne ors
,n Stsss. ana Strictly eoSfidsniisi:
No inysstigstioa or ,rauiry e
your frtends OF neixhpors
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ne! ana wonsn who cannot az
loxNs made On FURNITURE,
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MONEY 10 LOAN
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sasisssessry ssrms ,o.v-
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sxg-sse Empire Rulldtne
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A PRIVATE PARTY
Lcans on p,s srs ~ surrsnt r:sss'
10y ps}ste eoot.~cts ma mort.
EaEss bought fer ss ..e;c.,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

TWO CHEAP BUYS
ON RENT TERMS
Groom cottage: 2 lots lox2oa. run
from street 20 street: assessments
ali In and paid: one block from
car; no mortgage 10 assume. Price
only 1850.
ALSO
Groom bungalow: beautiful view:
corner lot. 50xf2s: Just north OF
Mt. Baker Park. Price $500 See
us for particulars. Phone sunday.
Capitol 1907. week days. Main sf2s.
MR.. Sf4AMBERG or MR. BUTLER
1890 Westlske Ave, Near Pine St
oNLY-sf.sso--oNLY
Just north OF Lake Union. at 5so3
Sunnyside ave. We are authorized
90 sell this cottage. with ? bed
rooms. This home II close in. and
can be handled for small payment
down. Why pay rent whom home
can be secured at the above price
and termsr Ola
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
zoo Alaska Bldg. Main 7i34.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

WATER FRONT TRACTS

on LAKE WASHINGTON. seIec:
your summer home site now
timber and shrubbery. No rail-
road or boulevard between you
and the lake Juanita point. an
Lake Washington. protected by
reasonable restrictions TO maintain
private homo tract along . mile
e sss ne sho Tee a, ws's s s,o9 Price.
tending back TO graded boulevard
Circular and price list sent you on
request. VIII take you BY auto
any day to this property. A num-
Der OF homes now building.
DAVID r. EASTMAN
1924 Third Ave.
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nsgs-
Prime lisAs ....."."". asseiass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE HOMES
l. $50
81. oeo-vERY ATTRACTIVE s-room
modern home: full plumbing:
basement: In fine, condition; lot
5oxfs0 10 alley; fenced; bearing
fruit trees, small fruits and gar
den: fine lawn. place well worth
$4,000. Priced NJ $4,000. on res-
Fort LAwton car.
l-room cottage:
buiit-in features: lot <exise: ioce-
tion West Seattle. convenient to
bus line. s7th s. w. l. 40.
ss..se--Sew. modern s-room cottage:
large cement basement: hot air
heat: laundry trays: hardwood
floors: built-ln features: shades
light fixtures In. aud house ready
20 move IN; lot 3shxi37: fine view.
Reasonable terms.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
we will sell two or three lots. sub
1ect 20 5000 building restrictions.
a. half price. These lots are clear
81 assessments and taxes. and are
located on the point Of MAGNOLIA
BLUFF. facing the Magnolia blvd.
and Thorndykc ave CASH TALKS
VIEW PROPERTY on THE
BLUFF. AND HAS SOLD at s1.soo
to $1,000 per lot We offer 10 cut
this price in half TO sell one. or
not more than three sites
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