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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08
The Rond Tn Hnnnlness.

You must keep we'll II you wish to
be happy When constipated take
one or two Of Chamherlain's Tablets
Immediately after supper They
cause gentle movement Of the how
els.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08
NAMPA ELEVATOR GO.
FOR GRINDING AND CLEANING

We are fitted for grinding and
cleaning seed OF OIL kinds We have
two large machines, one
for Wild oats and one for seeds
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08
Where to Buy

Important that
you get the right
material so be sure
70 go to the right
store for Fuller
Products. Cut out
the coupon below as
a memo to direct
YOU.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08

Some $50 nonresident students Of
the Bolse high school have become
iiahie 10 dismissal on account of mons
payment 81 tuition The tuition Is
SIS and $50 Is paid by transfer Of
funds from the district whore the
student resides The balance, s35 III
supposed 70 be paid 70 the Boise
school district when the student
enters the school Az the cost OF M
atruetion is such that this $50 no
more than meets the expense of the
extra pupil to the Boise district, the
officials are naturally independent
and insist that the amount be paid
before the student can continue his
studies This means of course that
the student will lose his grades for
the year Vi ho does not arrange 10
settle Principal Diest says, however,
that the officials sill try and help the
, student In borrowing the necessary
money, IL necessary.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08

BOISE GALLEY TRACTION COMPANY TIME CARD.
Leaving Nampa Caldwell via Meridian
6:80, $500, 1890, 90, A..
200, $500 5:00,6O0, $780, 700, &11:00 P. NJ
Meridian *To Nampa Only
$3.50, 7:45 9:12, 11:12, A.
1:12, 3:12, 5s12, 6:i2, 7:12, 9:12, 11:12, P. M.
Cars Pass Meridian for Nanipa CALDWELL
1905, $685. 10:35 A. NJ
~; IS, 2:36, 4:35,535 $685. $780, :35, p NJ
McDermott Stub Leaves OnWiler McDermott:-
1862 m, 10:3ta md 5:32
McDermott at sos a m. 1044 a m, As p. M
McDermott onwiler:--
sos, a. HOSEA. m. 5:55 p. m.
wer at 8:lS a. m. 11:0S a, m, and Cos p. m.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08
NJ NonE rnornLn AT BurrE

Mine operators Ia Butte district
after conferences With various unions
announce new rules and regulations
Drastic changes have been made ln
rules and working conditions which
have heretofore been the source OF
constant trouble Hereafter anlons
must waive All rights and claims %
seniority II labor organizations res
fuse 10 accent this point, il viii mean
~ open shop IN the Butte district.
For she first time iu years II IL com
nented upon, lie operators stand III
an expressed attitude that II tres are
going "a split with this unions II VIII
be spin for good,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-08

g., prs s,nsscninists and they nine me- sh q
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-24

1O4 East Elm Street PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Wife Arrested;
Alas, Poor Nick! He
Didn't KnOw Dalton

II was n sorry day for Nick Shat
fer when he found Col c. C Dalton.
former divoro, proctor. occupying
the bench Of the justice Of the peace
Tuesday morning.
Nick was complaining witness IN a
criminal action. charging threats.
against bis wife. Amelia But Mrs.
Shaffcr had once brought a divorce
action against Nick. and the now
judge. but former police proctor. was
familiar with the alleged transgres-
sions OF Nick.
Il know all about this CASE he
said. And. accordingly, win dis
miss the complaint and assess costs
10 tho complaining witneHs.-
The story Of the Skaters is long
They separated some time ago, and
Nick IL alleged TO have sent the DO
lice 10 his wtfe's new home. claiming
she was bookkeeping. The police
found her washing clothes TO support
three children They also found a
small quantity Of liquor.
During the raid. Nick. who had
come TO watch. was seen across the
street, and he was arrested with his
wife. After consultation with Col.
Dalton. the charges against the WON
an were dropped and n charge OF
abandonment filed against Nick.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Shaffer filed d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Bill Wants In
on the Salmon
Recipe Contest

Mr.. Salmon Editor Can ! get
in? ] am not housewife. bu, I
have cooked more or less. here
and there. and am the inventor
of Poker salad.
This delicious dish can be pre-
pared by the host entertaining a
bunch OF poker demons after the
missus has turned in.
Snare one can OF chum salmon
from the galley. Dump II into
n bowl and slice one full grown
onion Mix onion and salmon.
Pour vinegar over II ALL Serve
A home brewer can help out the
occasion. but coffee win do almost
as well.
Poker salad can be made In four
minutes. II win restore the temper
OF poor losers and In guaranteed
not TO cause bad dreams.
win call for my prize ease
BE sure 20 make II CHUMS.
w. Il. DAVIDSON. Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

vorce suit. II was denied by Judge
w. NJ French. who thought the par
ties might become reconciled. Mira
Shaffer then attempted suicide with
pistol. When she recovered Nick
tried 20 visit her. and she was alleged
to have uttered the threats for which
Nick had her brought into court
Tuesday.
In addition TO all this. there h .
suit pending In superior court,
brought by Nick against Dan Rak-
ich. a nextdoor neighbor. whom
Nick charges with alternating his
wife's affections and from whom
Nick wants SIS. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
School Kids May
All Get Milk Free

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1s.--Every school
child under the age OF IA win get
free glass OF milk during the lunch
hour period. II the state legislature
passes n bill introduced today by
Senator A. V. Fawcett OF Tacoma
The measure would give the kiddics
not less than one-half pint OF pure,
whole milk every school day ut
lunch. Cost OF the milk would be de-
frayed out OF the school fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
u. S. Filled With
Folks in Year 21OO

BOSTON. Mass. Jan 1s.--In 2f0o
the United States win have q pop
ulation OF $4,000. 900 and win have
reached the maximum which its con
unental territory can sustain. ac-
cording to Prof. Raymond Pearl. OF
Johns Hopkins. in n lecture here
The professor, who has a soul for
statistics. also estimates that Il
would require 200. 600 600 900. 900 cal
cries Of food to support such a pop
ulaton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
LOST NAVAL
PLANE SAFE.

WASHINGTON. Jan is-The
naval seaplane NC-6. which was 70
ported lost is safe. according to adj
vices received by the navy depart
ment today from officials of the
North american Cable company.
The Washington office OF the cable
company was advised by their man
ager At salina Cruz. De Sur. Mica
ragua. that the plane had been
found on the Nicaraguan coast, and
that all the crew were safe. The NC.s
was one Of the planes flying to
South America TO Join the Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Jersey Elks Mourn
Death of Pickles

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 1s.--N. J.
Pickles is dead Pickles joined the
Elks' lodge the night IL was organ
ized. 10 years ago. He has at
tended almost every meeting since
Now he lies in a shallow grave liz
the backyard Of a saloon But he Is
not forgotten, and Jersey City Elks
have little hopes OF ever finding
such another feline mascot as Pick
les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Ancient Relics Are
Found in Morocco

PARIS, France. Jan. 1s.--Re-
searches at Vonubiis. in Morocco.
have yielded some highly Interest,"
ing discoveries. A sun-dial bearing
inscriptions indicating its origin to
have been in the first or second cen.
fury, and other relics. including .
number of missiles formerly used in
sling warfare. have been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
HERE'S ANOTHER
WHOSE CHARGE
WAS BOOMERANG

Georgc Orvitz who charged Thai
q. c. cruson threatened him during
an argument over q wood contract.
was assessed the costs Of his crimE
nal complaint when IL was dismissed
by Justice OF the Peace C. c. Dalton
Tuesday morning. II Was the SEQ
ond case IN which Justice Dzlton
assesscd costs 10 q complaining Wit
ness during the morning. The prac-
uce is entirely new with the new
justice Of the peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
ACREAGE
sKAarr DAY LANDS

Now only t25 per acre, on easy
terms. We sell In small or large
tracts
Investigate AZ once II you want good
land at bedrock prices No Htunpn,
no stones. no clearing. Finest
loganberry land In tho world.
Raises cabbage. potatoes, pump
kina, carrots. futahagas. hay, oats.
wheat barley. Canadian field peas.
fruits, berries; In fact, everything
that In grown on the Coast In this
state. Come 10 our office and get
fun particulars. Join our next ox-
Scursion-
SPARKS q DYE. 1880 Second Ave.
0round Floor.
Phone Elliott t0ih. ,
Open 3 A. NJ TO \. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Edsel Ford Operated
on for Appendicitis

DETROIT. Jan. iS.-Edsel Ford.
president of the Ford Motor COM
pany. and son of Henry Ford. was
operated upon for appendicitis yes
terday, II became known today. At
the hospital 1t was said he Is i'm
proving rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Boost Americanism
Is Purpose of Bill

OLYMPIA. Jan. is. - Work OF
Amerioanizaton in this state would
be furthered by a bill introduced to-
day by Pliny Allen. OF King county.
providing for an appropriation OF
s125.000 from the school fund to
teach the principles Of representative
government to adults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
WANTS
L HIS PAY CUT

WILMINGTON. Ohio. Jan. IS
Rev. u. l.. Vernon, pastor of the
First Baptist church. today asked
the church trustees TO cut his pay
5000 year. Rev. Vernon said that
the cost of food prices may have
come down, and why shouldn't re-
llRion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
LOGGED.OFF LANDS

$40 PER ACRE-GooD LOGGED
OFF AGRICULTURAL Lam ID ;
ALL OR PART OF TWO SEC
TfONS AT THIS PRICE If
TAKEN QUICKLY. TERMS.
J. r. GRAHAM COMPANY
1908 AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
statesmen WANTED

VIZ START you ~ Tnn CANDY
huslncaa at home small room or
anywhere. Everything furnish ed,
Earn tSo weekly up Men. women;
experience unnecessary. AdNcrs
tise candy. send f-addresscd
stamped envelope for free partic-
ulafs. Candy makers Co. 18TH st,
Philadelphia, Ia,
STATE MANAGER WANTED - ~
you can acil biz thing, stay on the
lob and handle other salesman,
satl ~ oar fngtarV ae4 N<gsflake y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
STOCKS AND BONDs

AN $50 INCOME. PAYABLE EVERY
90 days. iH obtainubie from invest.
mont IN the ~ preferred stock OF
the chas. ~ LILY Co; u pays
each $3.50 invested. the company
IN IN the flour. feed. fertilizer and
rctd business. with headquarters
In Seattle. write or call for COM
picte Information. flyth, Witter n
Co. Investment Bonds. siz Second
ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

A CARLOAD or HoRsES WE'LL
matched teams, weight from 4 900
to 1880 each. Well broken single
horaea. ]. 500 90 100. aI0h am nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

TIRE AND vULcASIZfNo
BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP
An equal half Interest Price $3.50.
Downtown location; low rental;
shop IL full Of work. too much for
ono man 10 handle. need steady
and willing worker. previous ee-
prrienco not necessary. Splendid
opportunity 90 get into a big pay
ing line. You VIII easily clear
1900 monthly for yourself SEQ
MIR KENNEitf. fz2 Burke Bldg.
SMALL CASH sToftE~
With , living rooms and bath: rent
SIS, with lease: across street from
large school. handle school sup
plies. dairy products and light
groceries and confectionery. WIN
sell furniture and fixtures for
$500. and invoice stock, or viii
lump for $3.50. Hubbard q
Easion. 617 Rsaboard BLDG.
GROCERY SNAP
A small store in good location. doing
a steady trade. a good chance for
a man and wife here 20 get estab-
lishcd. Priced low for quick sale
Al tt.7bo. See MIR DAWkiNS. fsz
Burke nidg
POOL HALL AND SOFT DRINKS
A real money getter pool tabiea
card tables. fully equipped; has
bar and back bar. $4,000 Ests ihin
fine business. 500 MIR UEMEN-
WAY, t23 Burke Bldg.
THEATRE
have a bargain ia a small picture
theatre. This theatre must be
sold at once. WIN sell for lees
than invoice price. See IIAL-
BROOK. t13 Burke Bidg.
LITTLE CASH GROCERY"
1900. with 2 living rooma: rent
fEb. This place would invoice
more than price asked. Hubbard
a Easton. 63T Senboard Bldg.
ELECTRICAL BUSINESS. WHOLE
or half Interest A real oppor-
tunlty, town OF 10000. Box Has
Star
BOOMING HOUSE - WILL tx
change for buHineBH suited 10 Hin-
gle man. iaza sixth ave.
% PERSONAL
swEATs. MASSAGE, SALT CLOWN
shower. cal Peoples Bank Bldg
second and Pike
Anna Marks. Hydroiherapy. scieniif-
ic massage COZ Mutual Life Bid.
Firrt and YcEisr.
so oFEnATioNs Dr lillian chand-
Ter sauiprncfor. 6f4 ElrHt ave up
stairs. Main siis.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Capitol 1863
100 REAL ESTATE L0ANs
MONEY FOR wAsiIINGToS FARM
and acreage loans Rothe Farm
Mtg. Co. Inc. Iesry Bldg. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MECHANIC WANTED

An opening for a good man 70
get into "A live manufacturing
business. must be good me-
chanie aud capable Of operat-
ing machinery. An invest
ment Of $1,000 required. which
IL fully protected and which
viii earn from sos 20 1908
this year. We will pay you
$50 per week 90 start with.
and there ~ very good OPP
purtunlty for Advancement
Zee Ar Potter at az Sea-
board Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

1880 or.Ds touring: looks iiks
new. . cord tires. wind defieciofs,
: spot lights. bumper. Windshield
price. si.soa. Special sale price
1913 OVERLAND tourinE--ons Of
those desirable model SIS that
HAS s good tircs and other extrah
Former price tssa Special sale
price NVo.
1911 DODGE touring Was sTSo
Price Gu, TO sesa
1918 CHANDLER T-pazsenx.r tour
tng--Thoroly overhsuied. new
Psiannla Was slaSa sale price
1913 CHANDLER t-pasa~nr.r road.
stsr. A beauty; now paint. cord
tires Was tLsso Special t..oo.
1911, oLpsMoBILE touring No
better oldn In town Was I.-eo,
Gu, 10 $1,000.
of.DS 9 s-passenwsr chumny read
ater. Good power. Wa 81 .ooe.
Special price, fss9.
DODGE coupe. 1919. In the best Of
condition. Wire wh~siA-~SNefy-
thing. VIII make special price.
FORD i-ton truck: solid tires on
rear. Price cut to fsoG
Seattie's Pioneer Automobile Agency
expects to move their stock OF
used automobiles with a special
Cut Price sale for 10 dayh Take
advantage % their offerA Trade
In your old car and get good
tarms on balance.
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES
COMPANY
ftei r. Pike 81
chandler Distributorv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

UNITED MOTORS CO.
The Home OF the
pOKT
Your dollar will buy more actual
value today In used ear than
ever before. Wise buyers are
taking advantage OF present con
ditiou to
BUY NOW
Hudson t-paasL speedstrr
Col. s-paHs. npeedstsr. used as dem
Cole 7,pasG 1850. used as demon
bort 1915 touring. Ar condition
Oakland touring; has been rebuilt
Hupmobile. Model y. A good buy
bort 1915. rebuilt like new.
oidHmobile 8. 1919: Just like new.
Cole . chumny roadEterA
white 20. s-paSs Some buy. Hurry.
TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES
REQ Sp~cdvagon chaHsiR. 1870.
REQ speed~agon. with covered
body.
/ Gac with express body.
kiEscl ehassis. Al condition.
Overland. with express body.
Ford y ton with covered body.
A good renewed used car fs a better
buy than any new car at tho same
price. You will find the better
used car at the
UNITED MOTORS co
1909 Bellevue
Between pike and Pine
The Homo OF the Cole. REQ. bort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
MALE HELP WANTED

n Is OUR AIM TO HAVE OUR
organtrAuon accepted thruout The
United states and Canada as one
that y q the hlshsss,, , intsSrisSs
directors are men OF eSseptionai
! rIty. with training and a keen un-
Of the entsrpriss In
which they are engaged The op-
sratiors OF our company are not
Of local nature. but, on the con-
trary. Of nation vide scope or
similar speculative Investments
out OF work that Nads this ad
and does not have trse good tudg-
ment 10 investigate H. but who.
instead. wall az around and Won won.
going To amount 10 nothing be-
cause he does not do what the
capitalist docs--that u. investi-
gate every fair opportunity 10
our lectures al s:3e In the after
noon and 30 in the evening. or
come for an interview between
1880 a. N. and 400 y. m l. X
steel Service Corporation. sof /. g.
Smith Bldg. No costs or obhsA-
ton.
lMHTTfON soWs ITS SEEDS IN
tNf UFEA&N OF All tNFls anu tfat
men nourish these seeds until they
take firm root and finally bior-
som and ripen into the fruit OF
kwealth and happiness- only In the
breast Of the laxEard-the slug
<ish. lazy. lndolent man does am
pr growth and realization You
ant anew and better position. a
bsition that Is moe than a mere
OBJ: . position which opens To
su a field for Development open
" promotion and the hope Of
rosperity. Then call at the l. X.
keel Service Corporation, sof L.
Smith Bldg. for an interview.
$50 a m to f.30 .. M or for
lecture. 2.30 .. m. and 1870 in the
evening. No costs or obligations
WANTED. BY THE SEATTLE CIV
u Service Commission. BIS l. G.
Smith Bldg applicants for exam
tons: storskeeper. vuieanlzer.
meat Inspector. gas franchise
inspector. plumbing inspector
subway inspector. conductor.
motorman. gripman Applica-
tons must be filed not later
blanks furnished By the Commits
sion. Applicants must be Citizens
Of the United states. and actual
residents OF the City OF Seattle for
the last year.
ED--ROYs FOR ROUTE CAR
riers In ali parts OF the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply to Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
1EEMEN, BRAkEMES - BEGIN
nsrs. 5000; later 1900 (which posi-
fion71 Box H-i5. star.
Attest DANCES - CLASS Les
sons, for 800. private. for
$500. East 44t.
letter watch and jewelry repair for
less money. Stafford 4 schwar1
f002 Arcade.
y SAM WEfsFIELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw II away.
SITUATIONS WkNTED-MAI4E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
IoST AND FOUND

LOST = 1tANppAG CONTAINING
stS. ring and other articles sat-
urday afternoon. between BAR.
tells ~ drGs s'ers ., and a ,sn'hhs ssn
money, Alice he Long. Hos is3.
Columbia station,
REWARD WILL ms PAID FOR RE
turn OF glasses In black case lost
at Crystal Pool at tfoccra and
Manufacturers Carnival In De-
eomocr. call Queen Anne sa6
PERSON TAKING BLACK MESH
has from sixth floor laVatory, Y.
W. &. A. known, Return same
60 Y, W. C. A. office TO avoid
trouble.
LoST-A PAIR or GOLD RiMMEp
glassca on ssrd at, near Green
Lake car limo. Phone Ballard
sgsas Reward.
LoSr-nANk HOOK TO rliE rEo-
Pies Savings Bank, Al Fraser
Paterson CO. Mrs, y. II. Hailison
ia y. s7th st
LoST--PURsE ON ROSE ST, EN-
press Saturday evening. Finder
please call Rainier iTt-N. Re
ward.
HAVE VIOLIN. No USE koR IT.
school pupil willing 10 take lea
sons may have IL facN H-si star.
~ SAM wEisFiEt.p CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw u away
number sts. Capitol esf, Reward.
sa FURNISHED HOUSES
NICELY FURNISHED GROOM pu-
pick suso. Take North queen
ANN ave- ave-. ,so' water paid iii'
SOUTH SEA1-rt .fs-t-KOOM HOUSE
fnrrfakaA arI as fpnnfh
Sli Charleston st
FURNISHED GROOM COTTAGE
l.ls kloha g. capltol ss5..
80 HUI sis run RkNr
FOR LESS THAN RENT You CAN
buy one % my unit houses; on
not come In and let us tell you
II. {. PErrRs. ne THIRD Ave.
IS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
wEfL. HEATED ROOM AND
kitchen.tte. select district: light.
gas; phone. $50 50. Capitol 1898.
y ROOMS. HATH. PHONE AND GA
RAGE. Beacon fss1
80 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
SINGLE ANp DOUBLE FURNISHED
housekeeping and sleeping rootnA
Hotel Regina. aet Second avs,, =
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. EVERY
thing furnished. 81 per month and
up Rear sttbis seventh ave-.
.FURNf ED HOuSEkEErtNG
rooms. reasonable. East sTts. iszs
11ra
s. FOR RENT-ROOMS
STEAM GATED. FURNISHED
rooms. T9s fesier.
Z PARTLY FURNISHED RoOMS
e1oi 18th n. W.
te TO LEr-OftICES
TO I.ET--pRfvATE oFFfcE. FUR
nished. ground floor: use %
phone siS per month. Call 1919
rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-OIL STORAGE TANKS
in units OF 5000. 10000 and 10000
barrels capacity each Box H-t
star
THE OWL PAS MORE foR
clothing, furs. jswelry. They buy
arf exchange everything. lsi1 "
FIRST Elliott t.7i'
WANTED - TALKING PARROT.
rcaaona bic. H-tt. Star.
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pnIfITRY


nf.AcK MiNopcAs. IL l. RED
eeckerels and pullets. Use 20
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TiipiIsr ,yisleK spl..sfAT.
NORTH END BARGAIN

NORTH END BARGAIN
:-room house. with small basement
on lot torioa. on graded street.
sidewalk. sewer; gas and lights
garsE. not finished. lot lies level
ss ''i fiis. az 5Sn' $50 g is sdsa
balance very easy J. y, Booth
,oyd sii Boston Bin. Phone FL
lott tssf.
WANT AN OWNER
Theyc II a Groom cottage on Mertd-
Ian ave. north ~ Green Lake, isox
los feet This place needs an
owner who will move In and look
after Il. Very reasonable price
gro. A SPENCER CO
sos Ilinekicy nidg
Members Seattle Real Estate
Association"
GENUINE BARGAIN
ft.efo. 1900 Cash.
Good s-room. completely furnished
street. near car. This property
JAMES a. JONES co.
Rainier valleys Main Office
fttf Rainier Ave. at Grnssss-
WEST SEATTLE BUN0kiJow
ii0e Cash. ,:s FER Month. Including
Address 1897 18th Ava & w.
tNenr ChnrirAton1
rooms and bath. full act pinmhlng.
fiidr. Main 1855
WIDOW. SICK. MUST 90 SOUTH.
will sacrifice her Groom house.
not finished but iivabie. nice tot.
k01i00. fruit and shade tFecA Must
be sold Make offer. 1900 viii
MERRITT REALTY CO
fsi New York nik.
1900 EQUITY. a-ROOM HOUEE:
electric lishts; city water. two
lots soxi.0i fine for garden and
poultry! value 1880 balance OF
1900 payable ti3so a month. sk93
isth : W Lake burisn car TO
CULVER--ouEEN ANNE
Come 10 US Tor the best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
q. Bos,on 81 oaesn Anne ~.
si.i00. s-RoOM HOUSE
on acre. cleared: level: some fruit:
south End city; graded road city
water. Easy terms. Owner. sis
Railway Exchange. Main 1857.
S-RooM BUNGALOW; FfREPLAcE:
hardwood floors. huiit-in fea-
tuy-a, basement. laundry trays.
VIII take car a. part payment ass
~. tfth. Ballard t203
NORTH END nARGAfN LOT
soxi2ti east front; paved street;
paid ISIS. terms. owner. Ken
ssoO---t-HoOM HOUSE,; MODERN:
water. tlght: lot s6xiso. ,aso
cash. Nest ioss-M ss27 ttth
SMALL COTTAGE, SIS DOWN. SIS
month. couEhiln. sot American
Bank bldg Main 2t7s.
IS WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
woopY's
WEST SEATTLE BARGAINS
N.ioo. very easy term. buys
bath and view lot close TO the
ferry.
$500. on exceptionally snsy terms,
buys a beautiful little bungalow.
completely furnish ed. on a lot that
has million dollar view. not far
from the fsFry and street car.
I bnv. good T-rnorn house for
rent In walking distance OF tho
ferry.
q r. WOODY
Ferry Landing. Wost Seattfe
West 3st.
NEW t-RooM MODERN COTTAGE
On y acre OF improved garden. $500
each, SIS per month. A good buy.
~. G. PETERS. Tls Third Ave.
u NAAIED-kEAL ESTATE
VIE HAVE BUYERS FoR ACRE
age and partially improved 6. 10
and 2O-acro places. close 10 Seat
+. VAN ARsDALE & co.
1913 Third Avenue
ASTED--LfsTfNGS OF HOUSES.
We aell them. The Pacific Agency.