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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, July 2S.-An.
swering a telephone call today Mrs.
Len Small wife of the governor of
Illinois. said the chief executive of
the state was still in Chicago.
MELVILLE, July 2S.-Harry
Hines, thirty-nine, a foreman at the
Millville sand pits was drowned to.
day attempting to rescue Mrs. Mary
Peek, and her small son Henry,
who got beyond their depth while
bathing. They were brought ashore
by Bert Point and resuscitated.
Hines body was recovered.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S:-Dr
Jacob Gould Schurnan, recently ap.
pointed United States minister to
China, and former president Of Cor.
nell. arrived here today to await
sailing Saturday of the steamer Nan.
king, which will take him to his
new post. The open door" and the
territorial integrity of China ara
DR.. Schurman's policies.
WASHINGTON, July 28:-Colonei
Guy d. Golf, the assistant to the att
torney general, will be assigned as
head of the justice department spe-
cial bureau for the investigation of
government war contracts, Attorney
General Dougherty. announced to-
day.
NEW YORK, July 2S:-The swell
tering temperature yesterday failed
to stop a squad of Columbia students
from engaging in football practice.
Coach Buck O'Neill had a few
charges out for an hours practice.
ST. JOHN, N. B.. July 2S:-Mar-
garet, the ten-year-old daughter of
Mrs. w. P. Mathews of New York,
proved herself a heroine when she
plunged into the current of the Ken
nebec river and rescued three-year.
old Sallie Morton from drowning.
When the baby toppled into the river
Margaret jumped in, gripped the
clothing of the child with her teeth,
and swan for shore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
To Drive Turks From Asia.
TBy The Associated Press.l

by The Associated Press.J
SMYRNA, July 28.-The utmost
confidence in his ability to drive
Turkish forces from Asia Minor was
expressed today by the Greek COM
mander-in-chief.
I'VE are not going to let up on
Mustapha Renal until we have dis
solved his forces so that he will
never again be able to put an army
in the field. If it is necessary we
will go to Angora to accomplish this.
He has always boosted that he
would failure me, but 1 have turned
the tables"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
HEAR LENINE CONSIDERS
PAYING RUSSIAN DEBT

COPENHAGEN. July 2S.-Rum-
ors are in circulation in Reval says a
dispatch to the Politiken. that as an
extreme measure in effect to secure
help in the present Russian crisis
Nikolai Lenine has proposed to So
VETS the acknowledgements of the
national debt. which the bolsheviki
cancelled.
He proposed payment of interest
and capital would not be begun be-
fore 1925
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28

STATE BONUS
State Treasurer Signs Draft
for Meeting Checks OF the
Coming Two Weeks

TRENTON. July 2S:-Having
practically exhausted $5,OO0,OO0 of
the bonds for soldier drafts deposit
ed here, State Treasurer Reed has
signed drafts for more than $1,000
600 additional for meeting checks
during the mex two weeks. The
drafts are drawn pro-rata upon the
banks prescribing to the issue.
Hereafter bonus checks will be
mailed out from the state office
once a week. the plan being to date
the checks each Monday. About
$4,000 claims have passed the audit
department of the bonus commits
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Jr. O. U. A. NJ. Outing Planned

At a meeting of MiddleseX CouncI
No. 6S, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. last night
arrangements were talked over for
the excursion to be held up the Hud-
SON., August "a. The steamer Sirius
will leave from the City Dock at $3.50
O'Clock and after a sail up the Hud-
son as far as Tarrytown, a stop will
be made on the return down the
river at Palisade Park. Fred Arner
is the chairman of the arrangement
com mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
start Shit Over Auto

T[Bv Evening News STAN Correspondent.J
NEW BRUNSWICK, July Is
Immanuel Einzinger of Trenton, has
started an action in the supreme
court against stephen Spitz, OF
Chrome and New Brunswick. n
suit is to recover $4,000 and grows
out of the seizure of Einzinger's Cad.
lilac car by the authorities as. one OF
the stolen ears located in the county
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
GETS RUSSIAN
REPLY FOR u. 5. RELIEF

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Sec'y.
Hoover made public a reply received
from Maxim Gorky from Petrograd
to Mr.. Hoover's message saying AM
erica's relief for Russia must be pre-
ceded by release of American prison
ers held there.
"Your message received, detailed
reply will be sent from Moscow by
President Russia Famine Relief
Committee"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
. Plan for X. of C. Outing.

San Salvador Council No. 299,
Knights OF Columbus, tonight at the
clubhouse in High street, arrange
ments will be made for the second
excursion of the season to be held
on Tuesday. August 16. The ex-
cursion will be to Classon Point on
the Long Island sound. The steamer
Grand Republic has been chartered
for the sail. There will be dancing
on board and on shore at the grove.
Richard F. White is the chairman
of the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Missing Man SpecuIated.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-D1scovery
of a S45O,000 leather speculation OF
Warren C. Spurdin, missing presi-
dent of the closed Michigan Avenue
Trust Company. vas reported by the
state attorneys office. The leather
was found in a local leather deal
er's warehouse in Spurdin's name.
Mrs. Spsrdjn and her daughter
who returned from Detroit have
been released after close question:
ing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Cornerstone. U. S. Gift. Laid.

LOUVAIN, Belgium, July Is
The cornerstone of the new library
Of the University of Louvain, PLAN
people. was laid today. The reading
of a message from President. Har.
ding was a feature of tho exercises.
King Albert delivered an address. as
did Cardinal Mercier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
a INJURED AS
TRAINS CRASH
A Passenger Train, From
Bridgeton to Red Bank, Runs
Into Freight Train

HAMMONTON, July 2S.-Four-
teen persons were injured seriously
in a collision between a passenger
and freight srain on the c. r. X. OF
y. J.. at Chatswortli.
Both engines were derailed but
the coaches of the passenger train,
bound from Bridgeton to Red Bank,
remained on the track. Engineer
Chamberlain. of the passenger train,
and Fireman Mondell, of the freight,
were seriously injured.
The injured passengers were TAX
en- to hospitals at Lakehurst and
Lakewood. The cause of the acct
dent was under investigation today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Several People Vanish

VIENNA, July 2S.-Five men and
a have disappeared myster"
iously from summer resorts In Save
burg province within the past FORT
night. according to reports reachlng
the police. In each case they started
ont for short strolls. The police be-
lieve responsibility rests with a band
of criminals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Push Irish Cause.

Buenos Aires, July 2S.-An effort
to interest Latin American nations
in the cause Of Irish independence
will be made by Laurence Ginnel, a
member of the southern Irish par-
lament, who arrived here. He car
ried credentials from cannon de Va
lera. leader of Irish republicans, and
plans to visit the more important
republics of South America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
CREEK ADVANCE
IS PROGRESSING
London Hears Turks Will
Evacuate Ismid Peninsular
as Greeks Drive on
IBv The Associated Press

LONDON, July 2S.-The Turkish
Nationalist have decided to eyac-
utae the Ismid peninsular, said an
Exchange telegraph dispatch from
Constantinople, owing to the Greek
advance toward Adabagar at the
base of the peninsular, which lies
to the east of Constantinople be-
tween the Sea of Marmora and the
Black Sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
WANTS JERSEY MANAS
MINISTER TO PORTUGAL
BY GEORGE H. MANNING
Washington Correspondent of the
Perth AmbOy Evening News

Washington Correspondent of the
Perth AmbOy Evening News
WASHINGTON, July 2S:-One of
the matters taken up with Senator
Frelinghuysen bv William N. Run
yon, of Plainfield, candidate for gov
ernor, during his conference with
the senator here Tuesday, was his
urging that Frank p. Harris, of
Crawford. Union county, be named
as minister to Portugal, it is learn
ed. Harris is a native of New Jersey
but has spent much of his time in
business in New York City and Port
ugal in recent years. Senator Frel-
Inc .uysen took the matter under
Amusement but will do his best TO
comply with Runyon's wishes. I'M
portant developments from the con-
f~erences Runyon and William b.
Mackay, of Hackensack, another
gubernatorial candidate, held with
Senators Frelinghuysen and Edge
here Tuesday regarding general New
Jersey politics are expected shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Neck Causes Defective Children.

CLEVELAND, July zo.-IHuu
sands of children become mentally
defective from injuries to the neck
at birth, DR.. Raymond w. Bailey
of Philadelphia declared at an ad-
dress at hte twenty-fifth annual con-
vention of tie American Osteopathic
Profession. All the cases can be
cured by osteopathic adjustments at
the neck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
,Jefferson's Home to be Sold.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Reports
that Monticello, the home Of Thomas
Jefferson. near Charlottesville, is on
the market were confirmed by JEFF
ferson NJ. Levy. former congress-
man and present owner. Mr.. Levy
said costs had become too burden
some and he would sell provided he
could find a purchaser deemed able
and worthy to become the owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
p A. Circle at Session

THE regular meeting of Perth
Amboy Circle No. 1906 was held last
night in Jacobsen's Hall. Applica-
tons for two new members were re-
ceived and will be voted upon at the
next meeting. After routine bust
ness had been transacted the meet
ing was adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Disorder is QueIIed

MADRID, July 2S:-Affairs in
Spanish Morocco where native
tribesmen and Spanish have been
fighting are fast becoming tranquil,
said a dispatch from the troubled
area received last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
COUNTY HAS CASES
FOR PROBE BY GRAND JURY
CONTINUED from page ~

The soldiers story differs some
what. He claims that when he saw
Helfrich and his followers, Helfrich
rushed from the rear of his follow
ers. TenIand told the police he heard
a crash and thought the gang was
going to set upon him. Reaching
into his coat pocket, he shot off his
automatic. the bullet striking Helf-
r in the chest. The soldier main
that he shot in self defense and
@G1walked away from the scene
-1eE to give himself up to the
~ n hearing before the recorder
go ojnning, Tenland was held on
w ehalrges. atrocious assault and
patt4ry, with intent to kill, and car-
ryln$ cohcealed weapons. Bail will
De Txed in the latter case If appli-
catlPn Isl made, but the man will be
helf on the first case. pending the
outcomel of Helfrich's injury. Ho-
San will lbe released on bail if appli-
cation is made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
WILL DECLARE WAR
If CHARLES RETURNS

VIENNA, July 2S.-A treaty pro-
viding for declaration of war on
Hungary in event Emperor Charles
returns to the throne has been sign
by Roumania, J~ugo-Slavia and
Czecho-Slovakia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Rega Reports Less Cholera.

RIGA, July 2S.-Noticeable de-
in the spread of cholera
during the past fortnight r re-
ported in the Moscow Travs. The
paper said total registrations Of suf-
ferers were about $4,000,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
States Case Complete.

NEW BRUNSWICK, July Is
The TACT that the case of the state
80 7mplete, was announced this
~ ling by County Detective Ferd
~ David in connection with the
~ Fge Of murder made against Vim
~ 1t Correntino, OF Port Reading, as
30 3 result of Correntino's fracas
ID 18th Harry Schiavo, also of Port
Is reading, in which Schiavo was so
BADLY SHOT UP hat he died in the
| hospital at Perth Amboy.
Statements made by witnesses of
n the fight between the two men make
! Nhe authprities confident that when
Me case is presented to the grand
\lry for consideration an indictment
pr murder in the first degree will
obtained, said David. ono the
Nictment is obtained the state will
AZ lprepafed for the trial of the case
|Vh lany time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28

f.. Evening News Staff Correspondent.
inoEE WBRUNSWICK, July 2S.-Is-
KY Farah, the Syrian of Iselin, who
\,J Monday night entered the room
,]his daughter and after attempt
~ to persuade her to return to
A1homeI attacked her with a aZo
AL cut her severely, is held in the
COUNTY Jail here under three COM
mittments. The first commitment
charges assault with intent to kill
his daughter. while the second and
third commitments charge assault
with intdnt to kill Cyril Mehas. a
woman i'm the house at the time of
the attadk and Kennel Katen. the
next dodr neighbor who, hearing
the Icries LOT Farah's daughter, came
intot the house and attempted to
drive Fafah away with a club.
30 Gases for Grand Jury
BY 1Evenihg News STAFF Correspondent
NH,W BRUNSWICK, July 2S:-
Thirty CASES will be brought to the
attention of the grand jury at theii
sittinAs tomorrow. and among these
cases probably will be the Por"
ReadiI ng murder case, Iselin affair
and TIL lie Perth Amboy manslaughtei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Wire News

KANKAKEE. ILL.,, July 2S.-An.
swering a telephone call today Mrs.
Len Small wife of the governor of
Illinois. said the chief executive Of
the state was still in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10
Budget Bill Killed
by Landon, Hastings

OLYMPIA, March i0.--Dan Ian.
don and Fred Hastings. senators
from Seattle. flllibusfcd the Meacb.
am budget bill 20 death yesterday
noon. when the senate limit for con.
sideration OF bills expired.
The bill would have applied only 10
Seattle. II passed for "a new budget
System and was strenuouHiy advo-
Gated by City Comptroller Harry w.
Carroll. Mayor Caldwell and the city
council are said 10 have opposed the
measure.
The chief objection was found IN
the clause which would permit the
city to expend only one.twelfth OF ita
budget estimates In any one month.
The bill came before the senate at
10 minutes OF noon. Landon stood
on his constitutional rights and
forced the fun reading OF the mea.
sure.
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Aged Man Steals to
Get Food, He Ayers

Because he needed money for food.
william II. Mason. 81. paroled pris-
oner from WaIla Walla penitentiary.
stole a fur from the Alaska Fur Co.
81 w. Madison St. Wednesday after
noon. according TO an alleged con.
fesaion made 10 Pstroirnan III. ID.
Kimsey and Ia W. Miller. who ar
rested him.
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Three women and two men. also
IL quarts Of whisky were taken
into custody In an alleged hilarious
party al 72s ~. Goth 1t. early
Thursday q. Johnson. 2s. switch.
man. is given credit for having the
booze.
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1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

1914 little boy by the name
1CJ OF Mcleod. who lives Mt 353
KinneAr place. was recovering
Thursday from bruises received
when Knocked down at Fifth ave.
w. and Prospect II. by the auto
OF v. G.. Butt. 1905 Othello ~.
1QI-Joscph Allen. OF the Yald-
1O-f ma hotel. who was seriously
injured when hit by the auto OF Nike
Pontono, 2GI9 Day IT., at Fourth ave-
y. ana Dearborn 81. Tuesday. was
stiIl In critical condition in city
hospital Thursday. =
low. l. Noiting'S auto in
lOO Jured Mrs. Simmons, 20.
Of 1897 Austin ST.. when II hit her
at First ave. and Seneca 81
wednesday. lie lives al fll2 SUN
nyside ave.
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81 FOR sAlE-AuroMoalI.Es

- -
UNITED MOTORS co.
ib,o-sa Bellevue. bet. Pike and Pine.
SOMETHING SPECIAL
We have $4,000 90 worth Of renewed
trucks and automobiles that must
be sold this week. This 70 our
loss and your gain.
COME EARLY
These cars have been renewed. with
new tops. good rubber. and reiin-
tshed like new.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
HUDSON t-pas-enEer speedser.
cole I t-psssenser. 1880 speedster.
Used as demonstrator.
Cole ! .-passcnger used a. dem
Cole ! 4 passenger chummy roadster.
Dot s.passenger. IN Al condition.
Hupmoblie. Model N A good buy.
TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES
REQ Speed~agon chassia. 1890.
1 REQ Speedwagon. covered body
! GMc. with express body.
kissci eharstx. cheap.
l Overland. express body.
1 Ford Y -ton. covered body.
l Indiana atom truck. A bargain
REMEMBER
VIE GIVE EASY TERMS
UNITED MOTORS co.
fS2e-.s bellevue. Bet pike and Pine
THE HOME OF THE
cot.E--itEo-DoRT
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lOb Ist6AL NOIIOJsS
CITY TREAsuRER's NOTICE
The following described bonds. which
were Deposited as security by the
Citizens Bank OF Georrotown.
with the city of Seattle. will bc
soid BY me % March IT, isai; at
noon. at my office In the County
city building. in the CITY OF So
Bonds Nos. 81 10 70. inclusive. Of
Local improvement District No.
1o1s, ~ the city Of Eoattle. of face
value tzoo. each, with interest cou-
pons attached thereto. y.
Bonds Nos. - To IS. Inclusive. OF
Local Improvement District No.
1880. OF the City OF Seattle. OF the
face vaiue Of 5000 each. together
with Interest coupons attached
thereto.
The city Treasurer reserves the
right 20 reject any or all bids
First publication OF this notice Feb
ED l. TERRY.
City Treasurer of the city Of Seattle.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
This IL 70 certify that A. l.. Cameron
has made an application 10 .atab.
linh woodworking plant at $500
Maynard ave. lot 4. block II. Nc
iaughlin'r water Front Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such
occupancy must file such protest
partment. Room sos County City
Bldg. prior TO Saturday, March -.
1891.
PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE
J. g. ScRn0r In no longer connected
with tho sherry water Tube Boil
or co.
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PRICES SI.ASHED
Lots and haif-acres at great reduc-
ton, on Burien car line and auto
road. just outside city. IimitA
Water piped TO each tract View
OF sound: fine soil
$50 cash and 81 per month viii buy
a domestic in prettiest addition TO
Seattle. VIII build or furnish
prices and buy now.
1-acre tracts. fronting on car line
and auto road. $500 cash. SIS per
r. "G 4 DUNBAR sos Halter H,dr.
RAINIER BEACH DISTRICT
2 acres for 5000; terms yzoo cash,
and balance SIS per month. Grand
view, overlooking the Duwamish
valley A snap.
KIRKLAND
IN acres, improved with . dandy
Groom house: bearing fruit trees
and small fruit; garage: chicken
house for 200 chickens. corner Of
two fine roads. only a few min
utss' walk from the center OF
kirkland. Price S2,150: terms 1900
cash. balance t1s monthly Whits.
sol New York Block. Main zoe.
j. ACRE IN FRUIT
large tract in the North
End; 1000 bearing raspber-
ry plants. also currants and
other bearing fruit: Broom
nOt1Hfs ono rum
mont-BalIard car line. A
home ready to make a COM
Portable living from.
DAVID r. EASTMAN
1924 Third Ave.
Phone Rainier 1871 after .. m.
BALLARD BARGAIN
s-roorn modern, full concrete base
ment. laundry trays. furnacei lot
borio2: close TO school and earline;
'''0"V' PHiNNEY 1IDGE
At woodland Park: strictly modern
broom; finest condition: concrete
basement. furnace, laundry trays,
fireplace. garage, Priced below
actual value, ut $4,000: terms.
e32 BURKE BLDG.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM BUNGALOW
Modern except heat; fine lot,
4oxf27 feet 70 alley. This place IN
well located. and only $3.50:
Terms $500 down, balance $50 per
NORTH WESTERN
LAND a. INVESTMENT co.
20f Traders Bldg,
Elliott asa. Evenings Ballard 2Sse.
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sKAGrr DELTA LANDS

$50 Per Acre. on Terms
II you want a future home on the
richest lands In the state. no
stumps. no stones. no brush 20
clear; Is acres up; close 70
paved roads, schools. churches and
town--corne 10 our office and get
full particulars. Join our auto
excursions and sec what we are
offering you
Government statistics showing soil.
content and what IL being raised
on adjoining lands at your COM
fnand. Don't delay: act now.
while we have land for you.
SPARKS e. DYE. 1890 Second Ava
Ground Floor Location
Phone Elliott SOia.
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ACREAGE

.-.,.,.,s., =, :, = :, may -,,.,.r,
H,so. NHHh ,iir
~. s " no" =" n,ne
.Ns Naih 'i"'n F'I''t 'nt
nsI'i.s snu ofohafa, sou LIZ.
and rh,els.ns Tbin Mace can be
bought rluht. and IN teriun.
SoitTiiwi;aT
LAND a fNvrsTMI,NT co.
aoi 1.raaern' Iiidu
Elliott siso rventnps ballard asgs.
,vI,lTn u,v,sr v.ri-,.y
NhiiE " Eit NNisli*i
"A - ut huskLhf - It,.
TO eitx limits. WIN CIV water. 4
acres cleared. fair bo,,ss and barn;
roat hnna.. ae," strsv' h.rriee.
nice orshard lin, road. lois Of
nslahbors' pr,e. only $500:
81 $50 sa ,h,s,,,r ,,, w..,
", " :. - ''sSii'''' isu'N''s' ~ 80.
~ are ramon lesrL ana hnnas fo,s
~ 's"u. Ut 800
.,..',., ,.... ~" r"o' rod,
sor,ns 'u and y,,,n nn,as s spp sosne
ss,bo' good ,s,,n. ''V''''
UieRMAN eruRoFpFR
sfa-ft WHITE ulda
,,,o ,,,.,,,,.,.--,
fon wv Nhh
,nseaaa alx.g rasc an ' s.arh end Z
s-room shack. u.issile range.
ssm. ehairn, ali cIesyed ready for
.tnss ertsLa .,'- a ~,
,e.dy a. a., mas ea.h 4, am
" 's ~" "sn sxn...
River,on. old Miller Mace
ssFo rnp .,.,,,s.s .nn
es" ~ y. hFS ANb si.s'v
~, 49,. ""'~ " ptnnen 'a
ssdro- wooiley. ,atiraas' paved
highway schoots ~orL ete A.
rirutsurai land Tor berri.r Rrafn
or dairy farming. on easy terms.
Map and circular free
~ 9, FETEits, us Third Ave.
10 AcuItss Artft. s.rt,Axynltts-
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PERSONAL

BATH AND MASSAGE PARLOR.
Lady at(ndsnt daily and sunday.
bpstalrH'sif First ave Main BIB.
ANNA MARKS - Hydrotherapy,
ncientlfic massage. e07 Mutual
Life bldg. First and YeHler.
A. Wilfeiksen. Ballard
1857,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-10

a GOING FARM ron HOTEL
90 acres, rich everything included.
for 10000. equity $500 We know
tho farm reeomme nd ~ f157)
CHARLES SOMERa COMPANY
Alaska Hlds.
BIG SNAP IN oUT-OF- TOWN
NUi<ANfzING AND TIuE
Repair shop. Good town: on sound /.
no competition. n you have 1900
and know how. see Mr.. Carpenter,
900 Green bldg. Fourth and Pike,
AMBITIOUS WOMAN. UNDER
stands rooming house business.
wishes pleasant. congenial part
ncr for same. A-2s, Star.
SHOE SlfoP FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Leaving town. 1857 \ Duwamlrh
ave. Take South Park car. or
viii rent.
4 ROOMS IiOUsEk EEplND: CLOSE
IN. pay rent $500; worth $1,000.
ItIsRTAultANT DOING $50 DAY;
rent free. Complete outfit Lease
Included. Price t2,bo0.
Mr., behiine. 107 Hoge sid, Annex.
Is Rooms nousEk EEPING. CLOSE
IN . Pay, rent $500, ws $1,000.
CONFECTIONERY. CIGARS AND
tobscco. furnished rooms, cheap
rent. 2zl1 flrsf ave.
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Q ACnEs-sSb0

y ACHlsS-fh5O
Between Seattle and Tacoma. near
Des Noines.
This IL over one-haif rich alder bot
tom land and has fine spring. The
adjoining land selling for $3.50 and
up per acre. With some work on
roadway this land is worth more.
Nearly enough good timber and
rhingie bolts TO pay for land Easy
reach OF seattle or Tacoma, any
hour OF the. day by auto. A place
TO make your home and berry
farm Terms one-third cash.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
s17 Third Ave Elliott 1891.
10 ACRES NORTH OF KENT
Two miles north of Kent: handy TO
paved highway: rich soil. part
bottom land; fine for truck gar
dening; balance good berry land !,
2 acres cleared. hair acre IN rnsp-
berries. Price $4,000; $3.50 cash.
T.. VAN ARSDALE AZ CO
1913 Third Ave.