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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Ralph Northern, is,
Missin1 From Home

Starting out to buy an army khaki
shirt 70 wear to school. Ralph North.
ern. is. has not been seen by his
parents since 2 .. m. Thursday.
Ralph had S14 In his pocket. He
lived at 2s4s Farrar st.
The boy was once a newsboy for
The Star. and later worked In the
press room. According to his father.
James w. Northern, he wore a dark
suit and a cap. He is five feet. seven
inches tall and has gray eyes.
Police have been asked 10 aid In
finding him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Troops Sent to w.
Va. From 3 Camps

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Ind. Sept. Federal troops have
been ordered into the West Virginia
mine war area from Camp Knox.
KY. as well as from Camp Sherman.
O.. and Camp Dix. N. j.. II was an.
nounced here today by Gen. George
Read. commander OF the Fifth army
corps area.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Boy, 18, Is Killed
by Lightning Bolt

SAN JOSE. CAL. Sept. 2.--Carl
Dauberg. rs. Of Cupcrtino. was In.
stantiy killed last night when a bolt
OF lightning struck him. He was In
an orchard near his homo at the
time.
An unusual electrical storm. ac.
companied by tho first rain Of the
season. occurred In this district. The
precipitation was slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
5000 IN
CITY TO
OTHE'
Read Story of
Peggy; Loosen
Up With Duds for
Kids!
BY All ,en Claire

- \ 4 Ax -
:. s,r.
/"
Little Pes9y balanced on one root
ana glanced up snyp as sne en"ne''
ated this revolutionary doc'r'ne.
I'm all ready for tho second
grade" she confided. but mamma
won't let me so to school this year
becux she hasn't got any clothes for
me 10 wear"
Peggy lives with her little sister
and baby brother In a shanty house
boat on Lake Union. A year sgo
the little family was hiding In the
basement OF = hovet under queen
Anne Hin. The Social WefAre
league round snem uving IN one
o.nsy room. cheap OIL stove tuf'
nns MusoFy wArm.n sna barely
snoosn lood IN ne CUPBOARD 70 KEEP
sne sb~rk VI 'nle tnckef'ns ~ tnen
LITTLE hMOIHlsN
bOssN IN HOvn.
lfsUas- 0hAAs thsv wese ustng hagn
that little brother Vas born. Ihs
kAgue saw That the children were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
New Gas Well Afire,
Threatening Homes

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept a.
A Dutch.shell gas well coming In ut
12:45 n. IN. today caught fire with n
roar that shook homes for miles
around Signal hill. and In still burn
ing fierceiy this morning. Six men
on the Job when the gas gusher came
In escaped unharmed.
A rock hurled from the we'll hit
an electric light globe and ignited
the gas. II Is believed. Handsome
homes within few hundred feet
were threatened but steady streams
OF water prevented spread Of the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

Capture Alleged
Bank Robber Aids

Word was received from Sacra,
mento Friday that Billy Martin. alias
Buddy Martin. and Jimmie Ryan. al.
legged accompiices Of Ed. Patton and
Louis Lazarus. who robbed c. Le-
land Higbee. Seattle bank messenger
Of S2s.ooo July ~, were captured In
Sacramento Thursday night.
The men were said to be travelling
under the names Of James Redmond
and william Ryan.
Extradition papers requesting the
return Of the men TO Seattle will be
issued Immediately by Prosecuting
Attorney Malcolm Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Arrested on Charge
of Threats to Kill

Alfred NJ. Schmidt. Is. was ar.
rested Friday night on a charge OF
threatening to kill. following the
filing OF complaint by his brother.
w. J. Schmidt. who alleges that
Schmidt Is possibly slightly unbal'
anced mentally from wounds re.
ceiycd In the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
CUT PROPOSED
IN CARFARES
Erickson Files Three Cent
Ordinance

Councilman oliver r. Erickson
filed with the city comptroller Fri
day an ordinance proposing TO cut
city street car fares from eightand.
one-third to cents.
with the bill IN a petition signed
by more than $4,000 people urging
the reduction.
Under the provisions OF the ordi.
nance. payment for the street car
lines and maintenance costs would be
covered by taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Cook Fired at SedrO-
WO0lley for Throwing
MOuldy RationS Of
Patients 10 the Hogs
Sample of Decomposed Food Intended
for Asylum Table Use Is Sent to
Governor Louis F. Hart

Paul Saudte former cook at the Northern State Hospital
for the Insane at SedroWooey has been fired for n-
Saudte in Seattle Friday said he refused to cook and
serve to patients rotten potatoes mody cereals Gull carrots
and dried fruits that were alive with wecvils.
Instead OF making stew from putrid and worm.nfested
food Saude threw the stuff to the hogs and asked for fresh
supplies. Fas 49,.
Superintendent Doughty is said to have demanded. And
m wa WAS oraerec 20 get MS money ana get
Of aaasan. IN the hospital ss s's su o IN.
SAMPLES BROUGHT TO THE STAR;
MAILED TO GOV. HART
the bored and
:. s S,s mp ss With mould and nl
Ds. D.esas. q rar,nA aiivs wnh vsrmin-
p.s.sss q dried apples that the had recently abandoned
good
.is:.a
..sp,ss q .sss ~ vas ..ss g ses sos ,hs a ma
STATE INSPECTOR CANNOT REPORT"
BECAUSE IT'S UNOFFICIAL
s... r. ,s..s .
tn. eos:.- ..s.s.er s.. D'...
rs s.'ss apple. look y. a.s ~. .ss,sas
.a ~. - ss s ss ] % ~ % s. " n.
.eossr-
member Of local
quality food quantity
not enough IN. ms. But ssn
fact .o On. patient out q ss sss any sa. a an
" wsfy ESaszs svT THEM q :c5 e DxAxn u A7TE"fr
There ,oss spudse these brought
" = .s Tss :". ~srs ws Issued butte,
pounds sos o n.s ,w weeks ''' '''
ns only eookns for .p,oo. puadIns
. s and s s,s s Al ss ss !,
They found tina. would
Ins
pretty fast tho most Of the empocs and all the patients afraid TO
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Belfast Now Quiet;
IL Killed; 200 Hurt

BELFAST. Sept. 2.-Quiet had
been restored here today. The total
casualties were given at II killed and
200 wounded.
Troops continued to keep watch at
danger points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Sinn Fein Leaders
Propose Conference

DUBLIN. Sept. "A formal con.
ference between Sim F'ein leaders
and the British government. at which
decisions for home rule or more war.
fare must be reached. has been pro.
posed by the dali eireann In the lat
est communication 10 Lloyd George.
II was believed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
4oms Brew

Oresehess Won6rrfui hsw
ohess ~ siwashes can prcdlrs
~ weather. UtdyA n0etce
uhGgo Pllclnek Juua aayy Il viii
rn1n here thls winters
Gfgu on dentists window on First
av&-: Teeth Extracted with Great
enlnA-
X $3.50 .1nSucafzehnus .1kleea, The
9easlDs girl who wanee q - vac
$3.50 where Il wpnt show has 70
- q Internally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Big Allowance Is
Asked for Judges

Four thousand dollars for visit.
ing Judges" 10 King county was
asked In the Judges budget for
1922. Ono thousand. two hundred
dollars was appropriated for this
purpose In 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
The MAYOR HE LEADS A
HAPPY LIFE
fAu Erslr1

IAN Epfc) N
Dictates . note to . stenographer;
Sends sleuths on trail Of bandit
and OF brew;
Answers the telephone. appoints .
writes a biography for Who IL
Who.
Holds conferences on ravements.
power, and pounds:
Talks TO reporters. sanctions
Council Bills:
lces watchmen for their nightly
rounds.
And tests his fortitude on garbage
sponsors a piayfieid opening; throws
q bail.
Tries TO decide when women dis
agree:
starts a convention. dedicates a hall,
And radios to ships upon the sea
welcomes an admiral. greets a movie
star;
Has picture snapped by artist bent
on fame.
writes treatise on trackless trolley
car.
And signs an L. I. d. bond with
his name.
pvesents a medal TO an officer
who shot highwayman In fair
fight;
Judges an ankle contest. demon
stratcs a car.
:. And riskx his neck In a long air.
plane flight.
from things like these. Of council
and OF court.
~ judgments keen, and "trifies
light as air."
Are made. for final record and re-
port,
NE short but simple annals" Of
IA our Mayor.
money makes the mare co. was
the old proverb. but It's the city
council that keeps the mayor going.
By the way, who received tho re-
ward for finding the Mahoney mys-
terry trunk?
sBJOOD FIOWSw screams
rirautlc headline on afternoon
paper. Are they competing with
Harvey for the honor Of discov-
ering the circulation Of tho
bIoodf
How time does fly" remarked the
| aviator. glancing casually at his
4 witch while zooming over the l.. G.
I Smith building.
There is one bad feature about
A home brew recipes. says q. G.
CampbeII--you can't get patent
We notice in the Bremerton News
hat Mrs. Elizabeth Igo II going back
y<~ r~-ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Tile
RAGING
TODAY!
10000 Men Are
Reported Locked
in Mine Struggle
II, w. Virginia

tu~~ps Ssvw tenDs DE and
ehesvnsa were nssvisg Isle the baltic
sses IN West vrutsia to-day. wsevs the
wns b~tsc~s shse~sads es misevs asd
dsyutss. essssss~1 sssts~se<.
stehsisg vus sap~rt~d "a ceass upsa
the sse:s. ssv!ssl. foe the a.issr. ss-
core the rvsuiass arrived.
h~pssss fs~w tho ftghsins sssnnd
Lsgss to-day de~iased that bonnie haA
ssen dseppcd fress sivpianes spsa The
sssses'.s .slaess. sd that nshsiss ess-
The tup-ssist~s ~ martial isw In Ilsran
so ns.sse e~essies was essst1sved ~
tho csbisss.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept.
"A battle b In progruss along
. iemile froni In the vicinity of
Blair mountain and Crooked
creek. n was r~portcd 10 the gov.
ernor's office today.
Several thousssd men wWe
said IN BE- Engaged with carh side
estimated II about the aasne
strvagth. One rcpaRt placed tho
telsl furces engaged q 1o,eoo.
8evcssy five Automshlle trucks
= lsaesd ~ mlngS an1 .ammnnl.
TIN pnaeeo thru Yrma cereh lnse
night. the govesncv's Office IN.
uounced-
LOGAN. W. va. Sept. 3.--ReportS
that airpianes had dropped bombs on
the homes and gathering places Of
miners In the scwitt and Crooked
creek sections were received here to-
day.
-Four airplanes were reported to
have dropped the bombs early today.
Tho reports did not make clear
whether there were any casualties,
or whose planes were involved
FAMILIES RUN
FROM ATTACK
The planes scared from the bali
park hero on their mission Of de.
struction and flew over the objsctive
territory n an altitude OF about 1000
feet.
Miners and their families scurried
Into the open in an effort to escape
danger. II was reported.
Several places where miners have
been consregating were wrecked, &c.
cording TO reports here.
FIGHTING BITTERLY
ON 2SM11.E FRONT
Miners and county forces flung
their full strength into a bitter hat
tie along tho 75-milc front between
Logan and Boone counties today.
The encounter was believed here
to be the last struggle before arrival
of federal forces.
Both sides concentrated armed
forces on opposite sides OF the ridge
thruout the night and shortly after
dawn concerted attack was
launched.
The fighting lasted thruout the
morning with machine guns raking
the opposing camps. Steady rifle
fire wns maintained thruout. while
airplancs. circlinx overhead. advised
headquarters here Of the progress Of
the skirmish.
Reports Of casualties had not
reached here at noon. Sheriff Don
Chnfin said he had no idea what
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

The first state TO declare Memorial
day legal holiday was New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

rhe road 70 hsl1 h paved with good
.neentions, but First ave. hasn't even
hat kind of pavement
Cehb anA Clay ass h the Real
Essaoe business In Everett. We
sueeess that they open . pipo
1setDsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

Must Work Together
Gan editorial prepared jointly by the Tacom. Time.
and Seattle Star expressing :s g. the view. Of BOTH
TACOMA and Seattle business men,
forget your midsummer folly, and
plan for effective work together Summer is about
over. Fall and the fall rush of business are at
hand
There has been lingering attempt at boycott
of Seattle business houses going on in Tacoma.
There has been muttered talk of counter boycott
heard in Seattle business circles. Team work has
been forgotten.
That's madness! These two cities are in most
respects ONE COMMUNITY If they are to grow
and flourish it must be together.
HERE is a world of work ahead.
We must prepare for and stim-
ulate building revival that will invigorate the
lumber industry and make our cities more COM
Portable places in which to live.
We must GO AFTER and GET foreign trade!
Alaska trade!
We must study intelligently the tourist travel to
see that multiplied stream of it is directed into
Western Washington next summer.
Snut OH from tne East as we are Oy a barrier or
exorbitant railroad rates, we must make our pres
ent factories function 100 per cent and BUILD
NEW FACTORIES. We Of the Pacific Coast now
have the chance to declare ourselves industrially
independent of the Atlantic seaboard. It is won
derfu opportunity. We must put to work our SUI
per-abmdant electric resources.
We must irrigate vast areas of Central Washing-
ton that now are arid and only slightly productive
We must help complete the harvesting and mar
keting of the banner grain and apple crops IN
Eastern Washington, and the abundant berry crops
Of the West side.
MYTH these ideas in mind, The
" Tacoma Times and The Seattle
Star today call upon the business communities of
the two cities to drop their pickering forget their
futile destructive trade rvalries-AND GET TO-
GETFIER!
If the name of The Mountain is hindrance to
unity, then let's change the name! Why not call it
Mount Tacoma? If need be, have our state Leg
slature so designate it by law, as it once did by
memorial The National Board of Geographic
Names would have to fall in line. BUT, GET TO-
CETFER!
Everybody in both cities is tired of hard times"
We only have hard times when we think hard
times. Now let us think good times, busy times
times when everybody has an honest job-and let
us will concertedly that our thought come true. Il
WILL come true times will be COOD-the Pu-
get Sound community will PROSPER if we show
fhis fall and winter in our local bsineee l;fe ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

How time does fly" remarked the
aviator. glancing casually at his
wstch while zooming over the L. G.
Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

There Is one bad feature about
home brew recipes, says q. c.
CarnpbeII--you can't get a patent
on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

Bv the way. who received tho re-
ward for finding the Mahoney mys-
terry trunk?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

BLOOD FLOWSv' screams
sirantic headline on afternoon
paper. Are they competing with
Harvey for the honor Of discov-
ering the circulation Of tho
bDoodf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

money makes the mare co. was
the old proverb, but It's the city
council that keeps the mayor going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02
Seattle and Tacoma
Must Work Together

Gan editorial prepared jointly by the Tacoma Times
and Seattle STAR expressing the views of both.
and appearing today in the two newspapers.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-02

We notice in the Bremerton News
Mat Mrs. Elizabeth Igo Is going back
60 t~-ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
RIDGEWOOD ADDITION

The last inside addition 60 Tulsa
within twelve blocks OF the down
town district. Many sales have peer
made In the last two weeks and
only few let's left In the addition
paving less than oue.half OF present
cost, two scwer payments paid.
4-bo-ft lots on owasso avenue.
$4,000 each.
3 lots on Newport avenue and
18th street, $500 each.
3 lots on Newport. between
Tracy park and l2th street.
$4,000 each.
1 corner lot on Owasso and l2th
street, $2,5OO.
] SOFT. corner lot. Norfolk and
18th street. $500
lots on Norfolk and 18th
street, Gift. fronts. $4,000
each.
The above lots can be had OF
terms Of onc-fOurth cash, balance
three, six, nine and twelve month
Or discount for cash. II you wan
to avail yourself for one OF thes
choice lots this ~ your last chance
W. there are only a few left out o
one hundred and fifty-seven. Specia
inducements TO builders. For fur
ther particulars see Theodore Con
2O2 Mayo Bldg, telephone Usage sS'
or any reliable real estate broker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE
5000 CASH
GOVERNMENT SALE or VACANT
TOWN LOTS

Notice Is hereby given that 20 va
cant town lots IN Blocks 35. 80 and
65. and improvements thereon, In
the city Of Tulsa, Okla. belonging
TO the Greek Nation, will be offered
for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION-at no
less than the appraised value, at the
office OF the United states Field
clerk IN the postOfflce building AT
T,fisa. okla. on Friday, September
30, 1891. at oIlock y. N. These
lots are located near the business
section OF Tulsa, and are Zuitahle
for Industrial and business Purposes.
TERMS for lots; 25'o cash, balan ce
In three equal insullmcnts payable
in one, two and three years. Fun
payment must he made for improve
ments at time OF sale For further
information communicate with the
undersigned at Muskoge Okla, or
Eldon Lowe. Field Clerk. Tulsa,
Okla.
VICTOR NJ. LOCKE, JR.,
Superintendent for the Five Civilized
Tribes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

SOUTH SIDE bsrgain, iS-room. modern
two baths and a-ro0u house IN rear.
wolf, largo cast front lot best location.
only so 600. easy terms Usage 2f0l II.
SOUTH DENVER,
1900 block Riveryiew school district, g.
room modern. hardwood nonrsi price
right cash or terms. can on owner, i2iS
south pouvor
SOUTH RALTtMORT-six room huuFa-
low, hardwood floors In three roomA re-
triEerator room, music room. two bed
rooms, largo eloaetH, built In kitchen cab-
lnets, basement, well decorated. an mod
sgn conVenicnces, high east front lot
1900, terms, can owner Usage io7s.
SAND sPRiNGS car line. S-roofn house.
good well, block of paving and car limo.
lwo blocks o. good schooi only 81 600.
| NsOo eash, balance easy, call Cedar 1850.
SOUTH hoaToN Two STORY, on
| PAVEMENT
niEht r"""- eea breakfast room. brauti-
/ fully decorated with fine hardwood floors
east front lot, basement with furnace
neat Price exceptionally low at teTb0,
win uooN termH. brand now and rnaa I
~ oeGuaN- n--~>- AAa~~ 'N~NS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE
$3.50

For a good Groom east front bunEa-
low in Pouder- Pomeroy addition.
Oak floors. tile bath. manteL some
built-ln features; garage, drive, WASH
house, servants quarters. This prop
erty cannot beduplicated for TINS
price. $4,000 cash, balance easy.
ABBOTT e. WEIGH
ai5 south Boulder Osage 1851
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

nARdAIEi nARoAGNi BARGAINi sa.sOo
buys dandy f-room modern bungalow
on pavement; east front. close 30 trans
portation: built-tn featurcHi hardwood
floors; owner forced TO sell. sS00 cash
will handle. Balance on $50 per month,
Cedar T77.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE
ADJOINING MAPLE RIDGE
TWO STORY. Il2.50O

Call us today to see this attractive
s-room, 2-story home with break
fast room, basement. garage, fur
mace and modern servant quarters;
oak floors throughout. laundry
trays, well located on an oversize
lot in this exclusive district; $1,000
cash, balance arranged.
J. c. REDDtN
20S Cosden Bldg.
Phones Osage 1900, Cedar 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

BARGAIN hunters opportunityt T-room
modern bungalow, real home, must he
aor; oak floors basement, garage. eio-
giant fixtures; must DO seen 10 be apprc-
ciated, Price $500 cash 1900, balance
arranged. Usage 72ai.iS9D. @. X Leslie,
a2i Roberts Bdg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

FOR sALE Four rpomH modern. on pav.
inF, 1850 cash. $50 per month. Price
ms week. 1900 rhgus cedar 400.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

BUST fiOirT fArdkfN-t1wu-rru uuuiu-r-
requires some cash and he is sacrificing
his home IN order to raise II. Six.roum
modern, tile bath. extra large rooms. fur.
mace heat wchthor-RtTlpped opeulnga. q
car garage; lot bON229 foot. lots Of fruit.
Price 1880, Reasonable terms OaaBo
72si-iaoa. c. X. Leslie. S2i RobortB Bidg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

CAN YOU BEAT THisf
rwo-rOdm house and quarter acre
of ground and only ~ 900 pay your
stO0 down today ana move In to-
morrow, The remainder Of pur-
chase price $50 per month. eau
Mr.. Miller or Mt. JohnsoA. Osage
Ca2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE ~
TEN CHOICE ACRES fronting on North
den ,asy ssy SsS 'eSss9' 6ssss ss9, Fl gar
TWO acres of choico land ou Fedsral
Drive, gas; low price and easy terms. Co
wAETEn--To rent 8 Or Groom house.
family of three. not over t7b per month.
Cive location ana price IN frat tottar.
WE HAVE several Desirable acrs.trac,s.
one acre 20 30 one half mile south ~
Twenty first st. ON s Peoria. some rood
snaps, also bargain aero just vest ~ RCD
Fork $500. easy tcrmn. fine water. on
hard road and street car iinc. cedar 1851
or or UiTY REAL EsTNrE a-A
NEOsHp, MO-, bungalow. modern. five
tooms and bath. Hest residence ats
" 900 cash balance time. r. o. Graves
Nsosho, NO
HOUSES TOR SAN 10
A RIAL VALut,-Roautul cioso.in o1r.
nsr hunFalow. five larEo rooms, hfont.
fast toom and basement LIVING room
across front. hardwood floorp. three HrtH
French doors. built in cabIneta. arilHti-
cany decorated enclosed back porch.
with 80 barrol Uttered ciHtetn, car gar.
borhoof 81. 600 cash. balance saay Hrri.
don a 60. pHhEo Gz57
a nAHGAtS-aaE rooms ana hreakfsst
room. OAK floors. beautiful mantsl and
very attractive homo ia r. hiEh. slightly,
desirable locality. way below cost but
owner must sell ~ 50. $50. ounFe SIS or
Arpguv sgts A.ru.t..., st.- ...... -
hrvakfnHf room. Scar garaur base
lsnt, rourhed no FOR furnace. large rooms.
LIVING room across entire front, manteL
base tub. bullt..n features cement drive.
way Hes paint, built Tor y homo. No
juuk thrown tpgethat foE an Investment
two transit limos within a block, conaidcr
lato model car on first payment 1850 20
hnndlo pHnFr 2IaH osagc '00i
ABATEMENT ,i,S corner. e,Gsg e,,G,sg IN, looE
IS bn0i terms. John l. bcaurhhmp. Phone
OsREe sia6.i.
and large basement with hot and cold
water, 2.Cur garage bbd cement driveway,
oak floors throughout ivory facing and
mahogany DOORS Hidewrlks ann pave
nsntsi fuli rlae lot beautiful electric flS-
ipfes; nice high, cooi location on North
throughout the house. Houae now and
N, J. GLASS 9 COMPANY
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BY owEER--H0cih eide. g2s ~ Jasper.
6.roon bungalow aud breakfast room,
tile bath. hullt-in features combination
furnace. garage, solid dfivoi at great
bargain. Good terms can owner Usage
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by OWNEK--Fivc-room. modern bunEa-
low, oak floors French doors eHtta
large living room and basement paving
IN, sewer paid out Price $3.50. Terms
60 suit buyer. Chll cedar 2b90.
HId BARGAIN
FlH-rn0fn howss fun lot. close int $500,
$500 down $40 per month for five days
only. Cedar tib3.
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Siv rooms and bath. breakfast room.
oak floors, ivory finish. bniit-in
features. French doors and windows,
basement. rouEhed-iu Tor furnace,
i-oar garage, high location, full
tiEe lot Price $4,000. orN would
consider good enartnont site
a. 7. TWIST INV co.
oaago 7osb tit MAYO BidH.
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NEW. small home, gaH, electricity and
cement walks In. concrete foundation.
al parkview, two blocks west. ~ blocks
North of station. LawiH