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Naval Orders
New York Herald Bure an,
Wa hing ton, -. O.. April 4.

These nseal orders have hsen made public
i.ieat s b. a'mcn ~ N2vs Terd. purct
sound L,aut ~. r, Hsu chaplain corps,
70 ira ring \ alton, san Francisco: Lieut.
Conmand Norman ~ KIRK, 70 Faoiti,
coast tor1,eoc station. ksyDott, Wash. J
Lieut.. Commander A r. Neeiy. to Y. 3 =.
Bridge: Ltent Comma nGer Joseph \ Phelps.
NJ c.. to II. s. s. Oklahoma. Lieut. Com
mander g. X. Nicgetr 70 narra cKs, BEnlp
ron Roads Liaut. Horace =. Whta..er. g
r. :. s. Michigan.
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SAILED.

sus Gothland CBsls), Hanbufs Karen
Rogtnaee fNo), Philadeiphis: waahTagton
Mari dap, Norfolk; City OF Mont gonery.
ssvsnznr Amelia, Klnrston Isycomirg. Ia
ns;ca Psy: Lake Geyser. do; bartholomew.
Go
sou. NorfolF Dsko.sn Nswnort News.
geNg Jenuls Flood III iegsr. Portland, fie
r & g trg. rtli 4 harses (rssss0 tu-
sailed "a a.r po'1 cu.gs I'D. AUCKLAND
and wellinston.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, April +-The time bali above
me Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the seamens Church Institute o3
18Th meridian, or hours slow Of Greenwich
r.ean time. ANY ono desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
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ARRIVED.

Str Manchuria. Hamburg March "a ~ .ta
American Line with 81 cabin. of steersge
passengers. mails and mdsc Went 10 pier
~. North River.
str Pocahontas. Naples March fs and Eos
ron April =. 70 the United States aiau Steam
slip GO. with s. cabin. p5f Fteerage passen-
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UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
WASHINGTON, D. c.
OFFERS THREE TUGS FOR SALE
Fire Proofer, Portsmouth, Piscataqua

Sealed bids will be received the office of the Chairman United
Shipping Board Washington, ID. c. before r. NJ
April 25 1921 Bids TO be 1910 M April 20 1921
the office Of the Board, lump basis where is
Tug FIRE PROOFER-Seam towing built
Material Of hull and deck house aee pilot house wood Length
Engines
surface condenng engine 43ox22 in One Scotch boiler II ft12
nxIl H. Built 1912.
Tug PORTSMOUTH towing steamer freight
service, straight head and round Length 97 IT, IN
% f. in Depth, 10 IT, in. Draft IL IT. compound surface
engine and aft cylinders 6x3tx22 One Scotch boiler
lbs H. 1 In damee seaT pressure lao pounds built 1904
Tug PfSCATAQUA- Steam towing freight
material Of hull OF deck
wood, bui 1891 Length, rs Draft, 20 Il.
pound surface condensins Oft x2S20
boiler stcar 1s0 pounds; built 1908.
The three located
the inspection will be furnished application ship
Division, shipping Board, Washington, d. c.
The Board tho raht o raiect any ~ sids
Sealed bids should ddresucd
Slipping Hoard. 1870 ".
endorsed Sealed hid for Tugs. AMI DO Nci Opcn
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NJ. April 4-Barometsr a.
noon. 2eTo inchsr: wind, NV strong
breeze; weather, fine; temperature, IS deg
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

scnr Freddls Eaton, Calais. Ms for New
Yorl., 10 Gilmartin s. Co.
scEr Altana NJ Jaeger. Providencs for New
York.
Tugs spartan. WIEN 2 barges Cat 5.45 AND :
Murrell, with . tat 1850 PAD.
Bound East.
schr La torres, I, Simmons. Now York for
Tpunton (anchotsd).
Motor barge Rsd!vfn "a $40 PAD.
Tug Winfield S CRhili light Cat 80 PM
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


office Station
and
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The time given IN the above table is East
efn standard time and is furnished BY the
United states Coast end Geodetic Survey
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Arvive6 49,. So Wer2lclse, Ssa FraHciaco
sehf Lsti ri Estferoe~, IauIque
sailed fth. str ElafieEs, Grsy@ Flarbof
So fEDR ts' apr1 { sa..ec, srT
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office is in
the Barge Office Ship information gven by U. s.
Ncvy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $500.
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CONTINUED - NF,sT rAos3
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Almanac for New York April s.

Sun RISES. : 3t Moon rises. 3 as AM
sun sets.. 4 ~ Moon scts z - pNT
TIME or HIGH " ATsI,r, Appu
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and ToURs
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tOR SALE
COVERED BARGES.

MARISE-roR SALE on WANTED.
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s,f,usmrs. EXCURSIONS md TOURS.
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Mails FOR South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

SAIL TUESDAY.
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Fsbte Zine to Mediterranean t.sa,
offitf. u s'sts St New vorE
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Norwegian NDrritAi line Nattay. $40
ssn. Denmark Of.igs $40 BIldss -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
U. S. STARTING
AID TO RUSSIA
Government Convinced OF
Soviet's Sincerity

RIGA. Aug. t3.--The American Fl.
fort 10 save Hursia'B starving mil.
Iions.was expected 10 lpgu officially
today, The soviet and United States
governments already have agreed on
The conditions under which relief
work will be conducted and the
formal pact was 10 be signed when
Walter l.. Brown. European director
OF the Amercan relief ndminaTa.
ton. and Mixim Ltyipoff. bolshovik
envoy. resumed their conference.
Brown received a cablcgf1m from
Secretary Hughes. instructing him
10 proceed with the meetings. This
was accepted M meaning that release
Of American prisoners, who have al.
ready crossed the frontier. has con.
WINGED the American government OF
Russia'r sincerity.
-Four more Americans arrived at
Reveal late yesterday. including two
women.
After receipt OF Hughes communi.
cation. Brown submitted 10 Litvinoff
a proposal for guarantee OF pro
lection for American food and the
distributing personnel and outlined
tentative methods OF distribution.
The details were 20 be worked out in
today'H meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
MOVES TO CHOP
ARMY AND NAVY
Bill Would Force Big Cut
Before Disarmament

WARRINGTON, Aug. ia move
TO force reduction In the army and
navy In advance Of the disarms
conference was made today.
Representative Cable. Ohio, intro
duced bill making drastic cuts In
the number OF mldshIpmcn mt
Annapolis and cadets Of West Point.
His bill would reduce the cadets
from 1891 10 742 and the midship-
men from 2.37s 10 sos. but would
not affect the present classes.
Cable said his bill would restore
the military and naval academies To
a peace time basis.
President Harding has informed
secetary of State Hughes that he
intends TO name the latter as head
Of the American delegation 10 the
Washington disarmament confer.
ence. II was learned at the White
House late yesterday.
LONDON. Aug. IL. - Premier
Lloyd George will attend the Wash
ington disarmament conference.
domestic affairs permitting. II was
stated In authoritative circles to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
HALF A BILLION
IN B00TLECC|NC.
That Sum Is Gained Yearly
by Law violators
NY RALPH n. COUCH

III NAIL ~ y NVt&I
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aug. Ia
Approximately $500. 900 900
year now l. going Into the pork
cts NJ bcotlcgEers who supply
liquor and other antivo,stcad
potions 10 the ihirtsy In violation
Of IN. law. federal officials late
yesterday estimated.
eDtween ss.oo0.ooo and 90. 600. 900
quarts Of hard liquor year now In
passing through the underground
channels Of the United States. gov
crnmcnt statistics say.
Commissioner Haynes. however.
believes that the activity Of bootleg.
gers Ii being curtsiicd, Officials are
making Il more and more difficult TO
obtain liquor from bond under the
permit system.
More than 1900. 900 gallons found
la way into the hands Of bootleg.
gers last year. the reports OF the
prohibition units show.
Bootieggers receive $40 or more
per gallon for this whisky. which
would put into their pockets some.
thing like saso. 900 900. But most Of
the real whlsky which booticggers
get Is diluted before being sold and
thus made 10 bring In a double
profit.
Liquor seized from International
boosiegxers n but q tenth OF that
which starts for the United States.
In the opinion OF Chief Ashworth OF
the customs service. international
bootlcEwers probably get into the
United states p.ooo.o 900 gallons n
year. officials believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Four Injured When
Auto Takes Plunge

Four persons were injured and two
autos badly damaged when X. l..
Custafson. iszo gard ave. y. nistook
the street car track At ". Spokane
st. and Avalon Way for the highway.
Friday night Gustafsons car
dragged down car that he had been
towing. both cars going over . high
embankment
The second chr contained Mrs.
Gustafson and MIR. and Mrs. c. L.
Larson. iios gard ave \.
custafson's chr rolled 10 the bot.
tom OF tho grade. turning over sew
eral times. Gusiafson sustained bad
cuts and bruises. white the other oc-
cupants were badly shaken and
bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Court Order Hats
Funeral Saturday

An injunction prohibiting funeral
services Saturday for Mrs. Ella
Thomas was issued by the superior
court on petition Of Tobias Il. Thom-
As, the dead woman's husband The
funeral will be held Sunday.
Thomas claimed his wife's sister.
Mrs. Jessie Ristchmann. was trying
to conceal his wife's death from him
and was not permitting him to take
part In the funeral Arrangements
Frank II. Hammond. attorney for
Thomas. declared he was about to
bring suit to test the validity Of Mr..
Thcmas win In which shc gave Mrs.
Rtstchmann $1,000. Relatives Of the
dead woman say the marriage Of
Thomas and his wife was under the
common law and was not legal here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Teachers Salary
Cut Il Reuuested

Pointing out that 90 per cent Of
taxes in Seattle goes 10 support the
schools. and that so per cent OF
school expense il the salaries Of
teachers representatives OF the tax
reduction council OF Seattle urged
the school board Friday to cut teach.
crr' pay.
Tho board already has tentatively
decided II cannot change salaries for
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Five People Hurt
in Two Accidents

In two auto accidents. Friday, five
persons were injured. n. A. clbui.
ka. bTst z7th ave. ~. l.. and his
daughter Ora. were severely bruised
when their hn,o overturned after be.
ing struck at Yale ave. ~. and Har-
rison ST.. by an auto driven BY c. IL.
BERT. Livingston hotel. Both were
thrown violently from the car. Berg
aid the accident was due 70 n blind
<orner.
When their auto crashed into a
pole at f. <sth st- and Second ave.
". f.. three brothers. Ernest. Mar.
ciso. and y. castarini. 5se pike At /.
were hurt. cattarsni swung his car
10 avoid another car. the auto ssrik.
inx the pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

BURLINGTON. Aug. i3.--Horse
racing AZ the skagit county fair has
proved 70 popular this year that the
committee in charge has arranged
for q special consolation race today
for entrants who did not make place
In the regular events.
Attendance Al the fair yesterday
w1s estimated At nearly 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

WASHINGTON. Aug ia.-Chari~s
A. Johns OF Oregon was named asso.
|cias~ Justice Of the supreme court Of
the Philippine islands by President
Harding today. johns Ia now on the
Oregon supreme court President
Harding also announced appointment
LOT Manuel ArsuiIo Of the Philippines
20 be chief justice Of the insular su.
preme court and Norb<rto Romual.
dex to BE- an associate justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Sweet Sixteen Co.
Has New Quarters

Sweet Sixteen Co. has just com.
pleted work on its new store. Sec
ond ave. and Spring IT., adjoining
the old location. and giving much
needed floor space for display OF
merchandise. This new location has
street floor entrances which will be
used an an exclusive display room
for coats. On the mexxaninc floor
will be suits and dresses.
The contractor. c. G. Cawscy. did
exceptionally fast work In getting
the place ready for the scheduled
opening. August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Seattle Girl Hurt
Climbing Glacier

Injured while mountain climbing
at Glacier. near Monte cristo.. Thurs-
day. Miss Juliet Jewett sss nth
ave. this city. IL in the Seattle Gen.
erai hospital. suffering from . frac-
tured arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Allies Clash Again
ct Council Meeting

PARIS. Aug. l3.-Aliied view
points FLASHED again today in the
meeting Of the supreme council
The clash was over the strictness
o. the allied contro, Of German avia-
ton activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Man, So, Wife, IS, Go
20 Rainier's Summit

PARADISE INN. Aug, lathe
Oldest couple climbing 20 the sum.
init Of Mt Rainier this season are
y. w. Carter. 81, head Of The de-
partment OF mathematics at the
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technol.
ogy, and Mrs. Carter. Who IL 50 years
old They made tho climb Friday Of
this work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
OUR SECRETARY
~ SHOT 1T DEAD

YOSEMITE LODGE. Cal. Aug.
i5.--Secretary OF the Interior A. u.
Fall today performed the difficult
task OF shooting a rattiesnakc from
horseback In one shot.
Accompanied by Director Martin
Of the park. Secretary Fall was in.
sp>ctinx trails and footpaths and
was riding equipped In true western
style when he heard the snake sing
from the roadside. The bullet went
clean through the snakes head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
ANYBODY GOT FOOT
BRACE THEY'LL LOAN;
ALSO 140 DOLLARS?

who's got secondhand foot
bruce 20 loan G. w. Brady
Brady's IN the county hospital.
Broke his foot wrestling while a
prisoner AZ the stoeknde. He'd he
able TO walk nov. with a brace on
his foot.
Mrs. Msysel Baydeski. 47os w.
Juneau IT.. says she'd like 10 give
81 towards a foot brace fund.
But I'D rather stay here" nays
Brady. unless ! can get $40 TO
no back 10 Iowa. ] get plenty TO
cat here"
Drnay'e family lives In Iowa
one wife. four children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
S. F. Chadwick Made
Head of Committee

OLYMPIA. Aug. is.--Stcphen r.
Chadwick. Of Seattle. has been
named chairman OF the State bar
association committee on legal edu-
cation and admission TO the bar. ac-
cording 10 the announcement OF w.
J. MiHard. secretary. The personnel
Of other committees also has been
determined by President G. X. Hovey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Johns dope" Should
Have Hefty Kick

B~cause he had 20 bottles Of mixed
ar~enic and aspirin. which he 10 al.
leged to have tried to sell TO an agent
Of The narcotic squad John keenan,.
20. cook. - held by police as dis.
orderly person. keenan, tried to sell
Tho stuff for = special price Of So.
police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Ascribe Death to
PHYSICAL Culture

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 1.-the
death OF Charles ~ Roberts. Is, who
was found hanging to the transom
In his room Friday. Is believed to
have been caused by physical cul-
ture literature The boy, II is said.
had been practicing methods for
strengthening the muscles Of the
neck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

Water will be partly shut off in
the low service district south Of
chsrIestown ut. In South Seattle,
Georgetown and South park: also
in the district supplied by the
South park tank on Sunday. Aug.
~ from Z n. m. 70 y. m. All
persons in this district are re.
questcd 10 use as little water az
possible and not try TO irrigatc
during these hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Next Civil Service
Exam 10 Be Sent. II

The next government civil ssrvins
Examination to be held here viii be-
for the po~stion OF asxistant mechan-
ic2i engineer at sAiary Of $500 To
5000. II is announced for septem.
Der a. Other examinations win be
held for positions paying from 1890
10 $4,000 year. Informal lion may be
had II room 500 pos1officr building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
z Jail Breakers
Are Sought Here

Police believed Saturday that the
armed Jail breakers who escaped
from the Port Orchard Jail Thursday
arc in Seattle. Harry Bradner and
Earl Newburn are now sought here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
CHI. Miller Seeks
Alaska Judreship

WASHINGTON. Aug. f3.--Charlcs
II. Miller. OF Seattle. now in Wash
ington. Is comforting this week with
President Harding and Delegate
Sutherland. of Alaska, on the Alas
kan judgeship. Miller Is q candi-
date for the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
FARMER TARRED
and FEATHERED
Michigan Man Seized and
Carried to State Line

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Aug. IL.
Albert kirger. . farmer ri Glen
dora. MLch-. near here, was seized
lAst night BY = hand Of II men.
taken Ia the Indiana Michigan
state line and tasred and fesih.
ered.
The action u the gang was
said 10 have resulted from
threats ksieger made against his
wife.
krtcgvr identified . few Of the
nscn composing the party but no
action wnA taken against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
New Offices Opened
by Community Fund

offices have been opened at SO
Central Bldg. by the Seattle Com
munity fund, an organization Of ~
social agencies. A single campaign
TO raise funds for all member organ
izations will be carried thru this
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Shield Homes From
Liquor Law Agents

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-Protec-
ton OF the home against search and
seizure by prohibition agents with
out warrants was approved by the
house judiciary committee today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
Safe Found Empty;
Yeggs Bust Window

Burglars entered the Prestolite
Service station. NJ Magic pl. and
Pine st early Saturday and discov-
cred the safe had been left open and
empty. The departed. breaking =
window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
More Apparatus for
Fire Fighting Crew

cHEHALis. Aug. 13.--Fire War.
den v. o. Wallace has added port
able gasoline engine and 1000 feet Of
hose 70 his fire.fighting outfit In
Lewis. Pacific. Cowlitz and wahkia.
KUN counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

CHARLES n HALL who paints
portraits Of bioodsd live stock. has
returned 10 Seattle. after Z three
year tour Of shs United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13
$3.50
RAvESSA PARK BUNGALOW

ei.7s0
RAvExHA Park BUNGALOW
MUTT HAVE QUICK SALE
4 NICE ROOMS AND SLEEPING
roRcH: Goop BATH. gAIIsg ~
SMALL CASH PAYMENT, AND
BALANCE SIS PER MONTH.
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
UNIVERSITY OFFICE
18th ~ Il. and r. t5th st.
Kenwood tst3.
VACANT LOTS CHEAP
spNDzB. assessments In and paid. no
paving. Note size. and price only
400. terms " wanted. Look at "
on Ii s7fh st.. near LAtona ave.
Has View also. Mr.. Buffers sign
on the propersy.ao
Fine lot. foxf60 20 alley: among the
best homes on Beacon hill, Price
only $500. worth twice that much.
ft's on 18th ave. =. between
stevens and Hanford. on west side
OF street Both these lots must be
See Mr.. sIsmberg or Butler
o-HOIM AODf4l&F+ hANtRi<oWH
$500
Very convenient plan. buffet. built
IN bookcases: large cabinet kitch-
en-: furnace; laundry trays: CO.
mont basement; inside exception
only I years old: large. level lot:
fine lawn and flowers: garage:
near paved streets and car line;
- 1890. w. ~
s405 ballard Ave. sunset 0l2f.
WOODLAND PARK
g.syO--Eungaiow Of rooms and
attic. corner lot. facing park: fine
granite bulkhead lawn: cement
garage connecting with basement;
full cement basement: pipcd for
furnace; fireplace. cabinet XVIII
en-. etc: g., good sixea looms; ~
$500 cash will give you Immediate
possession: balance s35 per month,
including Interest. No mortgage.
North l2f2 after s and Sunday.
on BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE
HILL
Homes like this are hard TO find for
$4,000. but price on this one has
been reduced for quick sale. House
has 6 rooms and sleeping porch,
with all modern convenicnces,
paved district; large lot; nice yard
and Xnf0Kfs 1Titt T'uhftu W
$4,000. on easy terms. Phone Gar
ie' GE co. 4. SPENCER & co.
j. y. Whippie. Fourth n. and Boston.
1900 DOWN
J large room bungalow, with cement
basement. laundry trays. lights.
water and sidewaiks: half block
from car: lot 57xi67. balance $40
per month. Purchase price $3.50.
This 10 just like a doll house. A
very pretty and attractive little
'"" HARRY wooLLEN
SOL Rainier Ave. Rainier 00of.
Open Sunday Morning
sf.7oo BUYS a GOOD GROOM
house: bedrooms and bath up
stairs; lower floor plastercd; large
cement basement; laundry trays;
50x100 lot: fruit and berries;
street improvements In and paid
Terms $500 cash, $40 per month
and interest at To. No. 2e6
KEAN BROS.
5io5 Ballard Acc. Sunset 01s7
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GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
$500 DOWN. s75 PER MONTH
Fireplace. laundry trays. fun base
nlent, very attractive place has
nice large lot, near ear line and
paved streets; nice neighberhood.
Ke%N MOS ~ -
ktos ballard Ave. sunset oar.
FIVE FLATS AND BRAND NEW -
room house; chicken house, 800
plants ioganberfleas 500 straw
berries; garden Of all kindr. first
;s Free io ,ssc down e, ssd
balance small payments. Inquire
pla. Kirkland. Phone BLACK sal.
GROOM HOUSE: MODERN EN-
eept heat; With a flst-iron shaped
lot on. corner. road on both sides.
and bcuievard: small factory or
building site on corner lot over
100 feet front by owner. Price
d o ~ nLE HOUSE. 10 ROOMS
front used a. doctors office. $40
monthly. e,reom dwelling ~ rear.
Ell is minutes from downtown.
$4,000. terms 1000 down. SIS
monthly. Mcdonald. ISIS Rainier
ave. Rsinier o37s-M.
Town. ONE or ruE nEsr HOUSES
and haif-aere OF land in ruyaliup.
Also several b-acre tracts. Will
buyer. Can use automobile or
ANAL residence In seattleNin trafe.
ADDRESS hox ia, ruyailup. Wash.
FOR sALE--s-RooM HOUSE. BUS
iness property; on ear line. inn
provements In and paid for except
paving. Price 800. on terms
isei W. nth. ballard. Call after S,
cuLvER.-ouEEk ANNE
Come TO us for the best buys II
Queen Ann. hill propsrty.
:. II G. CULVER
FOR SALE on TRADE = FIVE
all In garden. city water. $4,000
terms SOC oinasteAd. ssth and
Greenwood. Aunrrt fetl.
1850 BUYS FROM OWNER 4
room house. nice lot. In paved dia-
tricL ior discount for cash. but
$500 cash viii handle. ii2s ssth
SACRIFICE SALis--Two HOUSES.
lot soslso; income $50 month
III. Elliott 49, opposite Bell 81
SMALL COFFIN ACE, si,sso: sss
Bank. Main ssfs
FIRST CLASS MODERN GROOM
bungalow large lot: terms res-
sonahle- by owner. so 3ist ave.
CAPITOL HILL PRoPER1y.-,
rooms and bath. al 18th y. East
1885.
BY owNER--LOT AND GROOM
cottage, easy terma asia Beach
drive. AM.
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wxNT no BJY. ron Cash. ALL
kinds Of live poultry and rabbits.
Main 53gs. OF cali " 1872 Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

IS FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

GIVE THESE DOGS HOMES
There are a number OF dogs here
needing homes You night s rs.s
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All Westial<e ~ Elliott 2sa5.
TuoROBRED COLLIE DOG FOR
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NINA KNOW THYsELF
UIlKs1 A profitable Investment
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

100 REAL ESTATE LOANs
Money for farm and acreage loans
1870 rNnH MT1. CO. 1922 ard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
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