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Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
IMPLEMENTS.

On the Clipper Ranch-four miles south and
half mile east of Meoland store mile south
and five miles east of Heber; three miles north and
four miles east of Calexco
Having decided to quit the dairy business, we will
sell on the above date entire Dairy Herd and
Ranch equipment consisting of cattle, horses, i'm
plements and furniture.
160-HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE-16O
Seventy-seven head of good average dairy cows,
Holsteins, Jerseys and Durhams, some first class
heifers balance second, third and fourth calf
One Holstein Bull, three years old Fifty-fve
head of heifers from Is months to two years old,
heavy springers. Thirty calves from three
months to one yea old. These young cattle prac-
tically all Holsteins.
HORSES.
One span of good work Mares weight 2600 pounds
l four year old Geding; / work mule.
300--CHICkENS-30O
Three hundred chickens, mixed breeds and all Sizes
Twenty tons of alfalfa hay in stack.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

C. w. Collins, while still con-
fined to his bed, is reported to b,
over the worst of a recent attack
of heart trouble and every hope is
attend to his duties at the Post Of
flee within the next few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

WITH SPECIAL CARE? IF YOU'RE
NOT SURE, BETTER SEE MARSH
DRY CLEANERS.-Adv.
Mrs. Tenie Lingo; buyer for the
ladies ready to wear department of
left last evening for a ten days va
cation on the coast.
Lon B. Hackleman, manager of
the shoe department for Varney
Bros, expects to leave in a few days
for Long Beach where ne will join
his wife and family. They expect to
be home for the winter the first Of
next week.
Where's the big dance Labor Day?
Why, Jacumba Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Musser have
returned home after an extended va
cation in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
| r. B, Musser and wife of Chand-
Ter Arizona, and brother of j. L..
Musser are here for short visit
with the Mussers. Both men enjoyed
their vacation together in Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
GIVEN THE BEST CARE, 1T COSTS
NO MORE. MARSH DRY CLEAN
ERS, BARBARA WORTH. HOTEL
BUILDING.-Adv.
Ben Soloman is expected home
the latter part of the week.
! W. P. Cripps expects to leave the
first of the week for an extended
vacation on the coast and in the
mountains.
YOUR MOST FRAGILE GARMENTS
ARE SAFE AT THE MARSH DRY
CLEANERS.-Adv.
/ J. D. Johnson of 531-10th street
expect to leave Saturday evening
for a two weeks vacation on the
coast.
Seven piece Jazz orchestra, Jacumba
Hot Springs Saturday Sunday and
Monday.
See the window display of B. Salo-
mon & Co. Hart, Schaffner & Marx
suits at $25, $50 and $35.
An attempt to rob the home of
Earl Anderson of 467 Hiel Ave,
when Mr.. Anderson accompanied by
Jack Perry arrived home about 10:45
p. m.. The men were in an automo-
bile and drove into the garage as
usual. When they stepped in the
house they found a would be bur-
glar had been busy but that he had
been frightened away.
Judge T. B. Banta is here for a
few days visiting his two sons, Geo.
and Earl. Judge Banta was one of
Valley and is given the credit Of
digging the first canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

Labor Day dance at Jacumba Hct
Springs.
Mrs. Dallas Alderman of 633
Olive street is home after a vaca-
tion spent at Kansas City, visiting
her father, DR.. Mason C. Alderman
who returned with her to Ell Centre
for short visit.
c. c. Corwin of the Sones Lumber
company is home after spending a
few weeks with his family at Long
Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

MARSH DRY CLEANERS DUST
ALL CLOTHES FOR AN HOUR BE-
FORE CLEANING THEM.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

Swimming races, prize dancing at
Jacumba Hot Springs Labor Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

YOUR CLOTHES WILL LAST
LONGER If CLEANED SCIENTIFI-
CALLY AND CAREFULLY. MARSH
DRY CLEANERS.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

r. E. Richards of Durmid Califor-
MIA is a business visitor. here today.
He is a partner with Bill Reams in
the Salton Sand and Gravel Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

Everybody welcome at Jacumba Hot
Springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

MODERN EQUIPMENT AND A
LITTLE EXTRA EFFORT MAKES
ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE
WORLD IN CLEANING. MARSH
DRY CLEANERS.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry OFT expect to
leave the first of the coming week
for a two weeks vacation in the San
Bernardino mountains. Mr.. OFT is
SUPERINTENDENT of the city water de-
partment.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02
partlllent

ARE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED
WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT AND
WITH SPECIAL CARE? IF YOU'RE
NOT SURE, BETTER SEE MARSH
DRY CLEANERS.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-02

WHY NOT HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
GIVEN THE BEST CARE, 1T COSTS
NO MORE. MARSH DRY CLEAN
ERS. BARBARA WORTH. HOTEL
BULDING.-Ady,
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NOTICE.

Edgewold, S. C. June %, II.
There are only three more weeks
before the Gethsemane Sunday
School Convention will meet with
the Dabney Pond Sunday School
July 22nd. 1921.
All delegates and friends want
ing to be at the opening OF the
Convention will have to leave the
Seaboard Station in Columbia,
Thursday, July 21st at 3:45 p. m
The church is 8 miles from Blaney,
We have arranged to take all dele
gates to church, there being ser
vices at the church Thursday night
If you do not come Thursday go;
p. M, you will not get to the
church until Friday night as there
will be no chance for you to get te
Blaney until 4::3o p. m Friday.
REV. H. RYAL, President
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80 VIM. Bonner
: co0DsoN & BONNER
The Best Place to Shop
After All
Everything Good 10 S e., naiIv.
Fresh Meats anu Iaa ard
Fresh Vegetaoleo' XIV
Lunches.
Ice Water Free -
2421 Gerva ais st. Co'"inO
r. /. Blacks CAFE.
Meals All Hours. Sandwiches aAo''
Light Groceries, Candies CaAee'
cigars, Cigarettes -
Ice Cream, Cold Drinks
..o,M cs~vs;a 81, Columbia, S. G..
Cleaning, Pressing and
Altering
vonr Patronage Solicited.
Hs,ss JESSIE L. TROTTIE
Public Stenosrapher
phenas 1744 and Ssos-W
4sefa Tayiee g. co'u''o's' "
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R LAURENS.

LAONEVSs
ine installation services at st. Pau
BAPTIST church were successful in
every way. Ministers who helped to
ihake them so were: Revs squires
e"nlte),= NJ. A. Cunningham, SC.
Oampoell Of Greenwood, J. C. Smart,
T. II. Moore. The choirs of the re-
lspectlve church were present and rem.
oered excellent music.
on Sunday night DR.. D. F. Thomp-
son OF Columbia preached the installa-
'ion sermon in a masterful way. In
TACT, each speakers message was a
masterpiece Of eloquence and inspira-
ton.
Rev. Arbouin, now full-fedged pas
Tor OF st. Paul, is by reason of his
strong personality, winning many
friends of all denominations.
Miss Hunt, who has charge of the
vocal music department of Cliain Uni
Verslty, has been the guest of Miss
Lydia Sanders for about two weeks.
lis s#Hunt left Tuesday for New
| York.
Mr.. George Adair of New York was
visitor in the city for about a week.
Mr.. Adair was called here on &C.
count of the illness of his brother,
Rev. Ross Adair, who is in a critical
condition.
Mrs. Chrissie Rice and Mrs. Lula
Thompson left Tuesday for Chicago.
Miss Ella Fair billiard, also went to
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Dillingham; and Mrs.
Mary Williams returned Tuesday
morning to st. Paul, Mimi, after
| spending quite a while here.
Deacon Press Dean, Miss Wayne
Morange, Messrs. Jas. Stewart, Oneal
Dean and Jas. Starks of Ninety-Slx
/ and members Of the church of which
Rev. Arbouin was formerly pastor,
made a pleasant visit here Sunday
and acted as if they wanted to carry
him back with them. We were glad
have them wors hip with US.
rs. W. 81 Whitener carried a few
oung folks to the country last Thurs
day for a basket picnic in the interest
of ST.. Paul church. All declare they
had a good time.
Many of this city have received
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Gar
rett of Boston, Mass, announcing the
marriage on May End Of their daugh-
ter, Wayne, to Mr.. Aldas S. Ridgeley.
Mrs. Eva Mason, who has been on
Eahe sick list for several days, is able
Ito be up and about.
q Rev. and Mrs. Reasoner OF lrmo,
End Miss Reasoner of Pittsburgh
&ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Terrence Sunday.
The Laurens Tigers and Anderson
ball team played two interesting
games last Monday and Tuesday. The
Tigers won both games.
Mrs. Mary Hampton of Columbia is
ere for a few days on business.
Mrs. Florence Mills and Mrs. A. L.
Mcdaniel went to Spdrtanburg for
the Mills-Jones wedding this week.
A Jolly crowd spent the day al
Boyd's Mill on a fishing party tues
day.
Miss Mary Austin OF GreenVllle
spent several days here visiting rela
tives and friends.
VTT
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NEW UNDERTAKING
FIRM.

Mr.. A. P. Hardy, former mem
Der of Hardy and Pinckney I'm.
dertaking Firm has purchased the
old Royal Theatre Building aud is
now remodeling it after which a.
mother undertaking firm will be
added to Columbia's businesses.
Mr.. Hardy will have associated
with him in this newNhrm' Mr..
Vim. Manigault.
Write up will appear next week.
RUTIER w. n
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
VIII practice IL e.: cosrss. Sea's sA<
FEDERAL. ,,41
Pheas: Once s72. Residence s!5'
lle7a Warrington st.. Co'szaS'A
WANTED-Want you to u 'nat
next pair of shoes from l. ;. Levy
on Taylor street.
II a collector fails to call on sou
bring or send your dues to the 0"'e
1905 Taylor street. We need the money
Ito keep the paper going.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

LOCALS AND PkkoO1>
Mrs. Alberta Johnston murray l y
Of Charleston spent several days II
,he c;tv. enroute from Greenvllle
The .uest of Miss Alice Fielder AM
Rev. and Mrs.. F. Greene
Mrs. &C. McWhirter, o
Florence. was seen in the city M ma,
day enroute home from the e., wv
mems Convention in Greenv'lie'
Rev. J. F. Greene. pastor 1.. o.
wesley NJ. E. Church was a pleas.
ant caller at our Office Thursoas
morning and left a job OF pr'n1,n ag
Mrs. Addie Sutton OF eano~A
spent last Monday in the city WISH
ing her brother, Mr.. 5. levy
Prof. S. L. Finley of Chester was
visitor in our city last Friday
Mrs. Hattie Green, Mrs. Annas
Belle whaley and Miss DAISY s.,
Roach, attended the marrlage ~
DR.. Reese of Bennettsv1lle TO Mls>
Frankie Johnson at Orangeouis'
Wednesday of last week. 49,
DR.. B. A. Everett, has Dougn' q
new Wyllis Knight Coupe ~ar.
This makes DR.. Everett's thlfo ca
DR.. !. e. Stuart has bought
new Franklin Sedan car. -
DR.. c. E. Stephenson moeolee
Ito Laurens last Sunday IN MS new
Hudson to see the madam and little
lC. E. IT,, who are on a visit ~
Edna Hamilton of Atlanta va
lis in the city visiting her cous'h
|sylvesta Roach.
Mr.. Jas. Artemus OF BatesoulE
was at our Office last Tuesday ane
paid US 81. 81 on his subscription
Lawyer Frederick visited oumte'
last Sunday. $50,
Mr.. P. w. Bowling, head clerl
at Leevy's accompanied Mr. Leev1
Ito Camden and Westville last Sun
day. They motored through tn
country. Returning they brougn
with them Mrs. Levy and thE
1children.
After a very pleasant visit, Mrs
e. A. Pindle left for Ashevllle, n
|C, to visit her nieces, Mrs {. 1
Howell and Mrs. F. A. Evans, al
ter which she will return to he1
home, South Boston, Va.
Mrs. J. H. Hicks has returned tc
the city after spending some time
in Asheville. N. c.
Mrs. Sallie Lane was called to
Newberry to the bed side OF her
sister, Mrs, Cannon.
Little Sylvesta Roach entertain
ed quite a number of her little
friends last Thursday afternoon in
honor of her tenth birthday. The
little folks spent quite a pleasant
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomas OF
|Greenville spent a few days in the
city this week, srrY
The First Anniversary o|
DE-. H. NJ. Moore will comd
to a close tomorrow, SUNDAY
night. DR.. J. S. Earle, OF
|Spartanburg will preach ii
the morning. Every body ID
invited.
MILLlNERY-Hats made to order, old
Hats remodeled and trimmed. WAY;
erly Millinery and Dressmaklns
Shop, end of Waverley car line.
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NOTICE.


uA-e n.1r OLD HATS
TO ORDER mAOI wv
Everything Done in Millinery
and First Class DressmaKlng
THE WAVERLEY MILL
merry SHOP
MRS. }. A ROACH, Manager
300 Heidi Street
End of Waverley Car Line
PHONE 3422-W COLUMBIA s. u
Watch Our Windows for the
Latest and Best Models at
Lowest Prices.
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PHONE 1857
LA. HAWKINS
Real Estate Agency :.
sAoMEs ON EASY TER0S."
1907 Washington Street
COLUMBIA Q. G.

o~aa uanrs. TelepAsaoe
II % 1:3e ,. "a. hss]' ss''
( 20 7:3e p. "a.
DIR. N. A. ENKlNS
4 70 11:ee 4 n OASoo' 1se'
Specialist
na.a., Al Of Women and O61ce WofA
~Ss.. Residence
s,a71.3 WasAingHm 33e3 Hampton
DIR. H. H. COOPER
Dentist
Geld Crown and Bridge Work a
Speciality.
speoia, Attention Given o'seases Of
the Gums.
.phen~ 1925. 1126 Washington u
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RANK DIRECTORS ELECTED

The shareholders in The victory
Bank met Friday of last week ano
elected the following Board of Dlrec'
tors: r. J. Joseph, G. L. Ratllffe, l. >
L,eeyy. Mr.. M. W Holmes, DR.. Z. T.
Stephenson, D. R. Starks, w. l.
Floyd, J..H. Goode, VII. Harvey
James James, DIR. j. H. Goodwin 1.
J. Neal, L. A. Hawkins, A. r. VIII
liams and Mrs. l.. J. Rhodes.
This Board of Directors will IN turn
in short, elect a president, two VICE
president. q cashier, and assistant
cashier. teller and bookkeeper. 1t Is
hoped that soon the. plans OF ILLS
much needed institution will be SO pei
fected that the bank will soon open
Its doors for business.
NOTICE.
Lincoln Memorial cemetery lo'' -
selling steadily. Leading mlniS'oie
land laymen buying. Terms to u
present financial conditions. Inc wiz
o fthe late Mr.. F. H. Hyatt PROVIDES
for the continuance OF the cemetery
on its nresent basis. For particulars
address or call on Lincoln Memofla'
Cemetery Co.. 112o Taylor ST. pnon'
3Oo1. or B. w. Nance, Attorn0'
11O7k Washington street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
THIS PROBLEM
STUMPS SCIENCE
Monkey Gland Fails to Re-
store Girls Mind

CHICAGO. March 1s.--Science has
reached the end of the road In It's
treatment OF Mary Zundak.
She was found in the basement
OF her home at Joliet. Ill. where she
had been hidden by her parents Is
years ago after an attack OF infan-
tile paralysis.
She has the brain Of a l-year-old
She cannot walk or talk.
DIR. Max Thorak OF the American
hospital transplanfed the thyroid
gland OF n monkey into the neck Of
Mary TO restore her faculties TO nor
NAL.
That was two months ago. She
has shown a slight physical Improve
ment Her mental condition Is unr
changed
Dr. Thorak has turned her case
over to DIR. sigmund Krumholz.
The latter says she will never de-
velop n normal mentality.
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the OLDER YOU
ARE THE WISER

CHICAGO. March 1a.---Are You
afraid your brain win be weakened
by old aEe7 Forget it
Old age does not impair the In
teliigence.
A mans intelligence oftcn In
creases after so
This is according TO Dr. NJ. r.
Beeson OF Colorado State college.
who has been making intelligence
tests in homes for the aged He
found that:
Older men had better nteilects
than younger.
Women had better inteilects than
men
The ages varied between S. and
aa
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ACREAGE
LINN sEn A,Rr

100 pen ACRE
8. 10 or rs acres h.mlie from Des
hotbcn ffighiine fogd. good soil,
part aidcr. lies well. on county
road. Adapted for berries or
chickens. One-tenth down, fis0O
per acre per month.
f2.s00--tO acres. u mile south Belle
yue. on county road. good soil,
part upland. part bottom. which II
some Of the best land IN The state.
Easy payments ~ desired.
1850 PER ACRE
Situated on paved boulevard be-
tween Medina and belleyur. about
600 feet from lake; beautiful view
fine soil, land lies with Eentle
slope 20 south; electric Nights, tel
sphonss good high SCHOOL, IL daily
boats; low taxes.
NJ. y. WIGHT. owner
liz HoF- Bldg. Main s72.
ts-AcRE RANCH. GOOD build
inEHi t2.50Q; terms. also i've lots
$50 each. Who wants thcml Ad-
dfrhn Ala The Ftnr.
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LUMP COAL
Delivered
In 2,T ION 60 5O
nTTEEN ANNE A901
Theatre Slump Hits
Nice; Seat Tax High
QUEEN ANNE 4291

NICE. March i9.--owing to the
serious falling off in receipts, due
to the heavy tax added 60 the price
of seats. all the theatres, moving
picture houses and other entertain
ment places at Nice have decided
either 10 reduce the number of
their employees or to chop so per
cent off their salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
To Start Air Line
Along Mississippi

MIAMI. Fla. March is.--H. L.
Lambert, an oil man OF Lamberton.
w. Va. and II. A. Neville, Connefis-
VILE, Pa. coal man. are here to get
firsthand knowledge Of long.distance
flying. They plan to start a CONNER
oial air line between Pittsburg and
New Orleans. along the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
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500, 900 Pride in
His Dead Hero Son

LONDON. March 1s.--Leaving a
fortune OF over 100000. Samuel
McAuley left 100000 for perpetu-
ating the memory of his son. Cap
tain Francis w. McAuley. who lost
his life In France. as his wife and
daughters may direct.
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Holdups So Scared
They Might Shoot

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. March is.
Yegpmen told J. ]. West, pro-
prictor OF gas filling station. mot
TO make "a motion" because they were
scared 10 death and might accident
ally shoot" They got $500
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STOCKS AND 8OSDs

WE HAVE ORDERS TO Buy
3 Altman Grossly Motors.
200 smith Canning Aa~hine-
500 Edmonds OIL a. Ref
1900 Texas Superior.
1000 Mcktern Smelling n Power.
10000 Marks Stuttgart -
WE HAVE ORDERS TO SELL
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cIEnnnY ST. nnfnura

modern home, con-
slstins Of foouAs. living room.
dinink room ana Kitchen. bed
rooms; fun cement base neut. hot
ale heat. with an exceptionally
coed furnace. This homo 70 on a
paved street about two block q
from WAilA Waiia school. sne-half
block from car line. Easy toTnis,
ca
HENRY c, EWING COMPANY
Eve Alaska hidE. Main TtEt
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All Finance Stocks al Market
IL you arr interested In Montana
Ola investigate Bear Cat hyndi-
cate. a ground foot oil Investment
EcANDtSAvI.AS AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
Tof THIRD Ave. Main 1851.
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SULkY Wife
GIVEN BLAME
Judge Says She, Not Cab
bling One, Causes Divorces

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE suik.
Ing wife. not the Cabling wife.
causes most OF the business for d.
vorce courts says Judge SABBATH. dh
vorcc chanceliorv OF the superior
court.
The taf,cative wife gets along bet
ter with her husband than the silent
one. says Judge SABBATH. because
Man In vain. He wants every.
thing he says. especially to his wife.
carefully needed. when his wife
pays no attention 10 him. his pride
In hurt lie. too. suIkK II his wife
gives him back as good as he sends,
they usually come to some under.
standing
In the birth registration ara Of
the United States. births exceeded
deaths by TAI per cent
New York City has m average Of
a fire every Fl minutes.
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81 FOR sALn--AuroMoBis.ss
MONDAY SPECIALS
--tn--
USED CARS

When We put on q special sale 81
used ears for ors day. - 10 a real
sale you can depend on. Our
prices are cut away down. DO not
Judge these cafe br tho prices. al
they are worth three times "a
mmrh az We ARk Tor ther1
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OVERLAND
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED

LYs-ovERLAsD PACIFIC
COMPANY
lzth Az and ". Pine. Phone East 600
OWNER MUTT SELL HIS 1871
Buick touring. WIN trade for
lighter car. Look this one over.
Terms Henry hossbach. CTS ~.
pike Ct East 1851.
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nsSo

J-roorn modern bungalow. on a lot
t0xto0. excellent view: house In
best conditlont only years old.
1900 down. balance SIS per month.
including interest For appoint
ment call T-t2
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska bldg. Main 7isA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81. 500 5-roofn bungalow. living and
eininE room, cabinet kitchen,
bedrooms and BATH cement base
mcnti plreiess furnace, Fireplace (;
one block 70 car. $500 cash, $40
per month. MAKE a START CIR
gro A. SPENCER a. co.
1914 Ferdinand Fl (Columbia Clty)
H. y. MARSH Mgr, Rainier p.
GROOM FURNISHED bUNGAbOWi
cerner lot. good Sound view; I
blocks from car: monthly pay
menta like rent Take $500 each
fret payment or light weight car.
Boehm. West 57s-M Sunday after
noon.
t2.io0-HOfisE. ROOMS. BATH
and sleeping porch: also garage,
on n b0-foof lot, alley and paved
street; ali paid fori $1,000 viii
handle balance Ike rent
JOHN ". DAHLBf
1900 Market St ballard s1i.
EDMoSDR- GOOD GROOM HOUSES
lot s0xt2o. on paved street, 60.
meut walk. Price $1,000 $500
cash. balance two years. lnquire
John v, CoonA. on Third st, be-
tween Bell and rdmonds
5-RooM MODERN COTTAGE. 2srf6.
corner lot. s0xi00. price f2.abp.
terms. Less for cash. Near grade
school and high school Address
1859 nth N. w. Phone Ballard
1909, owner
cULVEf--QUEsN ANNE
Come TO us for the best buys In
queen Anne hin property.
Il. c. CULVER
Il Boston 81. Queen Anne ~.
LOT bOxi22---9- ROOM LOG HOUSE;
sotne fruit. Must sacrifice, See
owner 5000 down; easy terma.
Take Lake Burisn car to Holden
at 1917 w. Austin 50
t-UOOM SEMI MODERN COTTAGE,
Rainier valley: large grounds and
hut: chicken house pnd run; one
block to car So Phone Rainier
s4 or Rainler4 apofJ, --.----
BROOM FURNISHED HOUSE; LOT
J00xf00; fruit trees; berries OF az
white bcghorn hens. $4,000. Bal
lard 1850. ...
in ORDER TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
will sell a dandy aubufban homo.
lota OF fruit, cheap. Queen Anne
3iat,
CHICKEN RANCH. sisb0; s2b
dawn. sqB month. GOA American
panb, Main gt7e. .-------,.--
HOUSE MD Q ACRES or LAND.
ssi6 Beacon ave. Phone sidney
ll56
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pItOpERTY
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WATEn FkONT
1909
7Toxto feet water front M~yden-
bauer bay, on Lake Warrington
month.
~ y. WIGHT, owner. Main sT2.
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TN,nM LANDS

itfsHT EAihsAlN -
BETWEEN sifATTLE AND KENT
Blk ACRES finest valley land; all
cultivated. lies high. ana never
floods, close TO paved highway.
1 acre vegetable and root garden.
2 acres pasture, IA In asparagus.
balance Orchard and berry garden
AMI lawn. There are apples. sour
cherries. sweet cherries. plunr.
prunen. auinr-s. peaches, hpfico,n.
grnpea, several kinds berries, also
nut trees, lots Ornamental bushes
and flowers. modern broom house.
concret~ basement. concrete floor,
furnace, plenty storage fruit and
vegetables: bath and complete
sewer system; house wired for
electricity. wkich H. available, also
telephone. good water; concrete
walks about place; good garage.
also barn with concrete foort
with space for horse. cow ana
chickens with storage for feed.
In 1890 sold 1900 worth vegetables
and fruit. tho asparagus ana most
Of fruit IN young.
This place has been held until nov
at $500, but owner 10 leaving the
state. and $500 takes u: part
a. inIs ,yteetfrp INN Third Ave-.
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REgT on SELL
$500 is.oee 90

iiB % is.oso. 90
YOUR OWN EAaN TERMS
No MORTGAGE TO ASSUME
S-roofn bungalow 4 rooms end bath
down. l large room upstairs. ire
place. bnukcanFss cement base
meal. large corner lot bSxtfb 90
alley. small barn and chicken
house. Take Rainier car. get Oft
a, Henderson blvd. 80 TO No. ts2e.
or see
cHAS T. sf.AsngRo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

AT YOUNG WOMAN. MEXICAN.
xpcrferce IN housework On re-
4 Tined families wishes position 10
good home. . or : persons gosA
wares no washing 1325 Fifth
ave. w Queen Anne sa31.