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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-06-09
Che.
ID. Legion
ecnpt Tor This Department Supplied by
she American Legion News s.rvcs.l
HOLDS TWO LEGION OFFICES
Winchester, Va, Man 10 State Histo.
rian as Well as Chairman Of
W Amerieanism Commission.

b. NJ. Roszel Of Winchester, Va, has
been entrusted with two offices by the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-06-09

J. B. Craig returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Guymon.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-06-09

family left Friday for their home in
Rocky Ford, Colo.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-06-09
ksMET SCHOOL CLOSED I'm.

The Kismet school closed Friday
for The summer vacation. Special
exercises were held.
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Earl Lyon and Glen Phillips of
Greensburg were in the city We'd
nesday.
Harold Combs who has been at
tending school in Manhattan arriv-
ed in the city last week for visit at
the Craig homes before going to
his home in Elkhart. ~
Miss Mallie Jackson who has been
visiting at Craigs' left Tues
day for Dalhart where she will Wis
it short time before going to Al
tus, Okla, where she win make her
home. ht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
TO CURE LABOR STRIFE.
West Virginia Labor Commits
sioner Sponsors "Bill OF
Rights"

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Charleston. w. Va. Feb. A bill of
rights introduced into the Senate and
House OF Delegates at tho instance Of
Samuel II. Montgomery. State Labor
Commissioners. is being hailed as a
cure for labor strife" in the State.
Two important paragraphs in the bill
follow:
1T shall be unlawful for any indi-
vidual. firm or corporation, or agent
thereof to coerce, require, demand. or
influence any person or persons to
enter into any agreement, written
verbal or implied, not to join or become
a member of a labor union, or from as
sociating together under the name of
knights of Labor. or any other name
they may desire. for any lawful purpose,
or for using moral suasion or lawful
argument for inducing anyone to join
such craft or union
1T shall be unlawful for any indi-
vidual or memers of any firm or any
agent. officers or employees of any
company or corporation to solicit or
require. demand or influence any en-
ploye to enter into an agreement.
verbal or written. to vacate the
premises and surrender his or her
domfcie. as a condition precedent to
becoming a member of a labor union,
or from associating together under the
name OF knights of Labor or any other
name they may desire; provided that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
EXCEPTIONAL BOOKS.
Discussed by Robert w. Mershon Mt
New Century Club.

New Century Club.
A wealth of incident and anecdote
was drawn upon by Robert w. Mershon
yesterday in his fourth "Book-tnlk" in
tho New Century Club parlora. The
allotted subjects included "Biblio~
A1aniAos, Biblio-Philes. and Biblio-
Phools." definitions and instances be-
ing freely given under each head.
'As n motto for the earnest book coll
lcctor the speaker suggested don't let
any really good book escape:" and as
he considers that the tendency toward
book collecting should begin at about
the Kindergarten stage, 1t can be read
jly seen where the application of his
principle might lend.
Mention WAS made of interesting col
lections owned by residents In and
around Wilmington. including that of
George =. Bissell, mainly of "Associa-
ton books; IL. B. Wilson's, Mrs.
Charles Warner. Paul Nolan, Mr.. At
waite, of Chadd's Ford and In particular
the library formed by the late Howard
Pyle, whom he characterized as n many
sided collection. who never made n mis-
take.
Incidentally Mr.. Mershon stated that
n recent sale of poole's "Tamerlane' for
S11.200 marked the highest point yet
reached by purely American literary
production: and called attention to the
increase I'm value of books once conn
mon." like dime novels of forty years
ago: s22 OF which recently brought the
record price Mt auction Of ss.1os.20.
The highest price so far paid at auc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
Desirable Beads

A new line just opened up. All the
wanted colors, including amber, anne
thyst, blue, green, crystal. jet. red and
also a good line of rose beads. Also.
Oriental Beads, in a wide price range,
Soc to $500.
Real Coral values to $500 string;
special for Saturday, for $500 each.
A new line of pearl beads in La Tosca
and Radum, also indestructible pearl
beads. ranging in price from $3.50 to
$3.50 a string.
Jewelry Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Mems Four-h-Hands

S100 and $50 quality. handsome
silk ties, full size and we'll made. Sat
urday. Csc apiece.
An odd lot of Mems Four-in- Hands
for Saturday, that were selling at s1.O0
and S125, are now reduced to sec each.
Mems Hall Hose. A full lot former
ly SOC of fine mercerized lisle in dark
grey, dark green and tan only; all sizes,
81 to If; Saturday, l9c pair.
Mems Silk Hose, in black, cordovan,
navy and grey. originally s125, almost
all Of the famous Onyx make reduced
for Saturday, special, to 69c a pair.
Mems Dept, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
The Spring Line Of
ARTAMOP PackageCoods
Is Now Ready

Finished models are on exhibition in the
front window and at the Art Department.
All the latest ideas in fancy work are dis
played and you will enjoy looking through
them. Special sale of stamped pillow cases
to crochet the edges, at $3.50 a pair.
A sale of Cotton. worth soc dozen,
for l5c. A splendid opportunity to fill
up your color line of embroidery cotton.
$50 and s1.o5 wool Crocheted Slip
pers. special at s1.1s.
A special sale Of the Pacific Package
Goods, all to be closed out at one-third
off their regular prices.
Brown linen Scarfs. regularly s1.3o
value to be closed out at s1.00 apiece.
Brown Centers and Pillows, regularly
s1.oo. Special at Csc.
A Rurnage Table, showing great
variety of stamped articles that are to be
closed out, tomorrow. at 15c piece.
Art Department, First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

During This February Sale in
the Drapery Department You
Will Find An Assortment of Rem
nants and Short Ends of Attrac-
tive Drapery Materials at Less
Than Half Price.
This assortment includes plain and fancy
Scrms, Marquiset tes and Curtain Nets, Ecru
and Colored Madras, Poplins and Sunfasts,
in variety Of styles and colorings for the
background of your Dutch curtains
Come look through these Interestingly
low-priccd remnants You'll find pieces that
you can easily work up 20 exactly express
your ideas ia curtains and draperies and
now IT won't cost you much, either
Drapery Dept-Third Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Linoleuns

You are getting the advantage Of our big
loss on these new prices on Printed and
Inlaid Linoleurns. A price reduction that
shows savings like this:
Printed Linoleu1ns that we have been
selling for 81 -35 a square yard, are now rs
duced 70 s5c and SI.00 a square yard.
Inleid Linoleums that were 81 90 square
yard, are now reduced 70 SI.50. The pat
terms of inlaid Linoleums, you know, go clear
through to the burlap and viii wear for
years without losing their colors. They are
fine for pantry, bathroom or halls.
Linoleum Rugs for kitchens, diningoorns,
bedrooms and play rooms, ado, TO their
brightness and do not hold the dust; just
wipe them up with mop. These rugs come
in all room sizes.
Linoleum Rugs, $1,000 to $1,000, accord
ing TO size Felt base Rugs, 5000 TO $500,
according to size.
Third hoor-take elevator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
MARINE THOMAS UNDER FINE
Supervisor Of School JanitOrs, F,nee
for nsrrl. auuass Hnlora Haard.

Supervisor Of School Janit0rs, Fined
for Drunkenness, Before Board.
George Rommei. president OF the
Board Of Education, has called a special
meeting of the board for tonight at
which time the case OF Marine w.
Thomas. supervisor of school 1anitofs
will be considered.
Yesterday Thomas WAS fined s1o ana
costs I'm Municipal Court on charge
of drunkenness. lie was arrested
Tuesday night, but was unable to ap-
pear In court Wednesday. because OF
his condition, and tho hearing was
postponed until yesterday. The meet
ing for tonight was decided upon yes
terday afternoon at a conference OF
members of the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

WHEN YOUR BLOOD fe STARVING
FOR IRON 90 mere tonics nor stimulants
can put you right you must have iron.
TO get iron, you must eat tho hugks of
Grains and the peeis and skins Of fruits and
Vegetables as our forefathers did or take
n little organic iron from time TO time and
cat more such iron containing foods as
spinach and apples. But DO sure that the iron
you take Is organic iron and not metallic or
mineral iron which people usually take.
Metallic iron 10 iron fust as IL comes from
the action Of strong actds onsmaD pfeces OF
iron and Is therefore an entirely different
he from IN your blood and like Theron in
spinach, Iantils and apples, It may be
had from your druggist under the name Of
Nuxated iron. Nurafed Iron represents
organic iron In such highly condensed form
fhat one dose of if ia estimated TO be sp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
To Continue Present Wage Scale.

Seaburg & Blackwell, painters, of
Vandever avenue and Mabel street, last
night signed an agreement with the mem
bers of the arbitration committee of local
painters unions to stand by the old rate
of 90 cents per hour for an eight-hour day.
The agreement also calls for closed shop.
Most of the employers in meeting re-
Gently decided to reduce wages to IS
cents an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
HOSPITAL FOR MINERS.
To Re Built Mt Charleston, w. Va, mt
Cost Of e5O0,0O0.

ssAeAe~SS~s'v
Cost of 100000.
Charleston. w. Va. Feb. 4--Plans for
a miners hospital to be built here at a
cost OF 100000, are under wny. md
work on the structure will be COM
menced as soon AS contracts are
awarded The hospital. which is to
have $50 beds. is to be built by SUBJ
districts numbers / and 2 of district
number II. United Mine Workers of
America.
Some 10000 union miners. by referen-
dunn vote. have agreed to monthly
assessment of 81 each until the build
ing is paid for, and for a smaller month
lv assessment for maintenance after 1t
is opened.
DR.. G. A. Mcqueen. former Mayor
of Charleston, and head of the Kanawha
Valley hospital. will be the superin-
tendent. The building will be FIVE
stories high and adjoining IL will be n
nurses home for forty women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
The Smith Zollinger Co.
Fourth and Market
Beaded Hand Bags

in Jet and colors, from $3.50 to S35.
a bag.
Rhinestone set fancy pins
for the fashionable style of hair dressing.
Attractive designs. from 81 so to $1,000,
are here and in great demand for even
ing wear.
New line of Bag Tops
including the new round top, either
she'll or metal, soc to $3.50 each.
First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Motor Cars Collide.

Margaret Ferguson. 1910 Lincoln
street. was slightly injured while at
Ninth and Rodney streets last night.
when the car she was riding In cofiided
with a machine belonging to James
Scott. 2411 West Seventh street, and
driven by his son John.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

proximsteiy EQUIVALENT On organic iron
cont@Dt) 20 eating one-haf qusrt OF tNlr
ach. one quart OF green W fotahiss ~ "a
beef instead 81 eating pounds n ue1f
Over 4.OfyOlf00 people ann ally a. ual.r
Nuzated Iron. - VIII rzt i1lgrs tnf tfof.
nor disturb the stomach. a feN dorfs I'D
often commence 20 euFicc yOfr blood q f
you now strength and energy ana hnIr r7
yltaiize yOur HOrnout, ethaHater urfFfn
and thereby greatly strcuE t1en ycur r.II
power and aid lu restoring Yrrr faNIUE
your money eni BE- REFUNDED ~ tfr
manufacturers II you DO unt 0ffaIr o.
fectiy eafisfsr tori results
Hssare Of substitutes Always iufIlf rN
having genuine organic iror--s1SAtsf lruf
Look Tor the letters ~ I on svery te1isi
Sold By all druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Baby IN CrlfJith Home.
Mr.. and Mn. William Griffith, sO6
North Harrison street, are receiving con
A Brain Can't Work Right
on Thin, Watery Blood
It takes iron to make strong, magnetic forceful
with the power and energy to win.

Many capable intelligent falls nearly thss" ui
he blood
epoperF
THERE" STRENGTH
THERE BLOOD
and each one must have iron as iron absolutely necessary 20 enable %
brain Without this brain cannot do rs work NK III
pun big
with weak smodering fro under It's boiler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

ton TOR a single book 10 $4,000. recent
ly reached for copy OF Robinson
Crisoe."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Women's Full Fashioned,
Fine Silk Hose
Black, navy and cordovan
Saturday, Sa.95 a pair

here are stlII lett some Of those flne
wool sport hose reduced TO S1.39 a pair.
These are in the popular and fashion
able shade of heather brown.
Women's Underwear and Hosiery
Dept, First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

surrendering the domicile or house shall
be governed by the laws OF landlord or
tenant"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
Spring Voiles


S8c
vUsS
the blue
in
A Organdy, beautiful shades
andge special at The White Goods
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04

The Gordian knot was made OF ieathe
|, honrS :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
POLE-RUMANIAN ALLIANCE.
Now Negotiating Treaty for Defense
Agalnst Reds.

Paris. Fob. 4.-Poland and Rumania
are negotiating \ defensive alliance
which will include not only military af-
fairs but win contain economic and COM
fercial features, Prince Sapieha. Polish
foreign Minister, told Tho Associated
Press today.
THE treaty." he said. now II being
negotiated and j hope to conclude It
definitely when I 90 to Bucharest af-
ter concluding my visit to Paris. II will
be based not only on the Bolshevik
danger to both countries but on their
general common interests"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
London. Feb. 4.-Rumania has been

London. Feb. 4.--Rumania has been
advised by the British government to
enter peace negotiations with Soviet
Russia, says wireless dispatch re-
reived here from Moscow today. Great
Britain. the dispatch adds, hns offered
its services as mediator. 1t is as
serted Rumania has requested the
Soviet government to send delegates to
Riga to draw up a program for the
forthcoming peace negotiations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
The Beautiful, New Spring White
Goods Are Ready

Fashionable cottons all their Spring beauty here large variety
Ready quality
Na So oyad lengths So 95 and ss 80
inches wide lengths, $3.50
12yard lengths, much finer quality S40G
chdens
dozen different ooIos, first quality,
soft fnSh lingerie
yd
White Pajama Checks excellent quality Bic
New Watng white Voe Organde finishes both
I'd
IN inches
wide. 95c yd
wide
suing,
spenddly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
February Sale of Rugs

Hundreds Of Rugs, all sizes, under price in
our most important yearly Sale of Worsted Rugs,
Wool Rugs, Summer Rugs Rag Rugs Porch Rugs
Linoleum Rugs and the New Process Felt base
Rugs. Our reduction on rugs is about 40 per cent.
If you are interested In Rugs you will save time and
money TO come right here and get them.
9x12 Tapestry Brussels $500, sale price $40 20
ox12 Velvet Rugs. were s50.00 sale price, $4,000
ox12 Administers were $500, sale price $4,000
9x12 Heavy Velvets. were $4,000, sale price $4,000
9x12 Wilton Velvets, were sl30.o0 sale price ss 90
ox12 Fine Wilton Rugs, were $4,000 sale price $3.50
Carpet Department take elevator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-04
New veilings

The fashionable shades and meshes.
including navy, brown. black, taupes
light blue and magpie. Also colored
dots. prices range from 35c to s1.5O
yard. The real imported French dot
veilings in black. brown and white, are
only s1.5O a yard.
Lace Dept. First Floor.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

cadley. c. H.. o2o n. nth IT.. girl
Hall, J. a., Mrs. Martins horpitaL
Carr. -. X, 1853 E. Garfield IT.. boy.
Welch. q. -. Duwamieh station, boy
ienshaw. y. L., 1899 MadrOna dr.
Durham. W r.. Toit. boy.
James, l. -. S25 Dakota IT., Rtrf.
Stafford. -. J.. 13s 23rd ave. s.. boy
Biupdon. w. T.. lg7 Orc8a st.. boy.
hawiey. A. o.. 1902 Sixth ave. s.
surai. Tomiiohiro. eel Main st.. girl
shinohhro. Maaanao, 1855 Main st.
boy.
Noda Fumihlde. e21 King 81. girl.
Coiiings. w. =. st2 W seth -. CRIB
Ottawa, H. 10 Maynard ave. boy.
Brattaln. Carl H.. gf5 " 18th st., boy.
ThoupHon. helH. 92b ". alst 81, girl
Wentoyer. .. A.. Fort Lawton. girl
Knto. Jenzo. 4l4 Main A.. boy.
EamuelH0n. Adolf 1922 10th W. girl
Johnson, g. l.. 1925 32nd. boy.
JohanHon Mafius. 1870 w. Blaine
girl
Carbon. Robert Preston. boy.
Moran. Joel. 1903 W. 10Th a.. boy.
Craig. W. T.. 1914 Weller ~. girl
McFee John. white Bluffs. girl
Clarkson. !. r.. lt12 Terry ave, boy.
M,cNeen,, y. g. ~ 27th ave-. boy
Rothaua. Alfred. 1853 W s4th, girl
Deming. Charles. 1893 Denny way.
girl
Douglas. V G.. 300 Goth g. W. boy.
OEtrnm, Ralph, 5f0s W. 9th. girl
Wylie james. G5if SIND g.. boy
Ross. Charles. 2iC ". Boston. boy.
Mccully. ~. n. 1907 18th ave. girl.
Wnbber. }, r. 500 y. Republican.
boy.
Mesford. N. c.. 4Ois nth n. r., girl
Miller i W Ggg2 Aaud & " hoy
DrachenberR. Fred. 3400 2sth $. W..
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DEATHS

cozlawsl1i. stephen J. H. s.1s
Woodlawn ave
Day. Lillian NJ. 80. $40 5,nd ave s.
Mayotte, Marie NJ 2 months. l15s
ave. ~.
MoCulloch. Archibald SIS. 1s5 w.
nth st
TRrica. Infant 25 days 49, 2sth
ave.
Digel. Frederick. II, 1t7 z1st ave- ~
lake ave.
Walker. Lovah. rs. 1874. T., e:nd st.
Beckman, Walter H.. 4, ass n. 1srd-
Wolfkin infant. 4 days. Charles ton
George. Sarah. Sc. SIS w. 5eth-
Nelson. sam. a. Union hotel.
Mayhem. William W 20. county
home.
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ACREAGE


tracts
Investigate nj once II you want good
land a. bedrock prices No htumph.
no stones no clearing. Finest
loRhnbcrry land Ia the world.
Raises cabbage. potatoes. pump
kina. carrots. rutnbagaH, hay, oats.
wheat. barley. Canadian field peas
fruits, berries, In fact, everything
that ~ grown on the Coast In this
state, Come to our office and get
fun particulars. Join our next ok
curaion.
SPARKS 4 DYE. 1920 Second Ave.
Ground Floor.
Phone Elliott b0ib.
open A. NJ. 10 . =. NJ.
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~ So INCOME. PAYABLE EVERY
30 days. is obtalnablc from invest
mcnt In the ~ preferred stock OF
the Chas. ~. LILY Co: IL pays
each tS7'b0 invested. the rompany
Is In the flour feed. fertilizer and
seed business. with headquarters
in Seattle; write OF call FOR com
plete information. Blyth, Wittcr a
Co. Investment Bonds, $40 Second
aNs Semitic
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John Smith. otherwise unidentified.
pleaded guilty in federal court Thurs
day TO grand jury indictment
charging Illegal possession of co
oaine. He was sentenced by Judge
Neterer TO 65 days In the county
jail. dating from January 5.
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UNITED MOTORS CO

NNA III ai0 tAAN ~
The Home Of tho
REQ
Your dollar viii buy moro actual
value today in a used car than
ever before. Wise buyers are
taking advantage OF present con
dition TO
BUY NOW
Hudson t-pass upeedstsr
Cole t-pass. spccdat1r. used As dem
Cole : pass. 1890. used as demon
nortlsi touring. Al condition.
OAK land touring has been rebuilt
Hupmoblle. Model y. \ good buy.
bort 1915. rebuilt Ike new.
oidsmob1e 8. 1919. Just like new.
cole \ chummy ruRdHtrFa.
White 30. S-panA Some buy. Hurry.
TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES
F. REQ speedwagon chasslA 1890
REQ spcedwaEun. with covered
body.
1 GMG with express body.
1 kinRei chassis. Al condition
1 Overland. with express body.
Ford y -ton. with covered body.
A good renewed used car IL better
buy than any new car AZ the same
price You viii find the better
used cars at tho
UNITED MOTORS CO
ikgV-a2 Helicvu.
Betwcen Pike and Pine
Tho Home Of tho Cote. REQ. bort
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Is ron sAIE-REAL ESTATE
sTop PAYING RENT

STOP PAYING RENT
nceomo More Substantial citizen
OWN Your Own HOME
A Few Ways HOW on Queen Anne
,i.750-b-room cottage, overlooking
Sound and mountains. STOP
paying rent and buy TINS
. one. Easy terms. =.
~. $50 h-ruom cottage, close 10
Queen Anne high school
with fine bin lot, h0Ni20
- oon-tOEy home uf I roufnn ana
attic. ia splendid condition
and centrally located on tho
hiit.
g.. coo Cottage OF rooms. facing
on ono of the most beautiful
part4 OF Queen Anne blvd.
Tho lot alone Is worth this
money. choice fruit trees
are included.
81. 7b0-One Of the best buys on
Queen Anne Ia da bdy well
built 7-Toom modern home,
close 70 ear line, grade and
high schools,
$500 viii buy a beautiful bunga-
low OF B rooms. with all the
modern features Installed.
situated on Lynn Ht.. close 10
double car service.
$1,000 for new. thofaly well butt
home of rooms with every
modern convenience imngin-
able. This Was butt for "a
real home. and has every
thing OF the best
The lot Us hOxig0 feet. com
handing splendid view.
We have many other attractive buys
Ia homes OF varioua sizes ana
prices.
At this time W. also have won
drffui selection 81 vacant lots for
the prospective home builder 60
choose from. This office VIII en-
Joy great pleasure In showing
you what real bargains We have ~
this beautiful residential section.
This IL Thrift Week les Your Move
H. c. CULVER
~ Boston Sc Queen Anne n.
Member Real Estate Ansociation.
Is SIS Gown Your Home 4 =
IS ss wM a SYLVAN ass
REALTORS
This l. "own Your Home Day
MADRoNA BARGAIN
$4,000
Resolve today 20 be your own master
LARGE T-RooM HOUSE
Own your own home this year.
sisT AVE. NEAR YEsLTR CABLE
You win be a better citizen.
GRAND VIEW AND LARGE LOT
Make a resolution on this day.
ONLY 1900 CASH REQUIRED
Act a, once. Phone Elliott tisl
WA A. SULLIVAN a CO.
Mem h~rH
Seattle Real Estate Association
rs $ y Maynard building y y =
'H GLENN A. ptfHTOS. 4 y
Is y Manager. s y
Real Estate Department
WHEN VII dET A HAttGAfS LIKE
this one. Ne are always glad 70
let the public know Of IA. s tnomh.
ali one floor noiidly built. built
In features in every room. hath
has extra nice plumbing. cement
basement. lot aaxt0z. fine lawn 4
abundance fine roses. dozens ~
fine bulbs now showing. logan
and rnhrhrrtirN galore. big gar
den. one block Meridian car. free
and clear 81 all membranes.
Can sell you this on nice ternH Tor
5000. or house and t3KiV4. $1,000.
EDWIN ECkERS. 1915 Third Ave.
Elliott g1ba.
Evenings Call krnw nnd 1908
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--sss----=-=
EARM I.ANDS

READY MADE FARMS
WESTERN Washington 1RRlGAT-
ED horny land: i0-ncre farms: all
lands either under pillow or ready
for pillow. no stumpH: good loca-
ton. unusual proposition offered
Go married men with farming ,eN-
pcriencc. Write today for further
details. Address Land Dept, Nc
kcnna Lumber Co. McKenna. Mn.
40-ACRE TRACT. WITH CREEK.
near Big Lake. wash. VIII make
you n good farm. Good deed and
title. Price $3.50.
H. 6. PETERS 7t6 Third Ave.
FOR sAt.E--b FRUIT AND
poultry ranch. ~ owner. Box
4gb guohomish Wash
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ACREAGE WANTED

1 HAVE THREE CLIENTS FoR iN-
proved places in the pes Moines
diHtrict Call at office, or mail
description and price.
WHITE. SOL New York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

5000 ROoMS-CASH $500
Snap In 10-room rooming or board
ing proposition In tho Broadway
district. The location assures you
more business than can be taken
care or Been established years.
Must be sold this week.
COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
30t Green BLDG, Fourth and Pike.
FINE FURNITURE GROOM FLAT.
private entrance; rented: Si15:
terms. 1905 H.. James. one block
east power house, Call after o
o'clock evenings.