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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

were Joint hostesses at a benefit
welfare party. Thirty-two re-
sponded to the Invitations sent out
and enjoyed a pleasant evening with
musical numbers by Mrs. L. d. vii :
liams. Mrs. Joseph Fisher and Mrs.
D. c. Reid. also contests, one in
writing names from the name Wei
fare Association" Mrs. James Gle
ments won first prize In this and
Mrs. Beesway BOBBY, in the bean
carrying. Mrs. Martin Petersen was
the lucky one while Mrs. Abbie
Thomas came in for BOBBY. The
hostesses. assisted by Mrs. J. Kirk
Spencer. Miss Frances Spencer and
Miss Midgard served a dainty two
course luncheon.
Mrs. c. +. Bicknell, of Forsythe
avenue will entertain at a farewell
luncheon oday at one o'clock in
honor OF Miss Laura Zimmerman, of
the nurses staff of the Welfare as
ISOLATION. Her guests besides the
nurses viii be he president, Mrs. II.
Ackroyd and past president. Mrs. w.
W. smith. Miss Zimmerman is
leaving for her home in Iowa.
Mrs. George d. Clinton will be
hostess to the members Of the
Twentieth Century Embroidery
club Thursday afternoon at her
home on South Barring avenue.
Mrs. O. c. Brandenburg and Mrs
Frank Williams will entertain at
their postponed welfare party Fri
day afternoon and evening at the
Brandenburg home on North Ma
goun avenue. The afternoon will
be spent at cards and the diversion
of the evening will be bunco.
Pictures from the "Obera mmergau
Passion Play" will be given this
evening at the United Presbyterian
church at 7:30 o'clock. The lecture
accompanying the sixty pictures
gives the parsonage of the people
representing Christ and his Apos-
ties. The Passion Play, as we all
know. is repeated every ten years
and as this is the year to repeat il.
it makes it all the more interest
ing. Admission is free and all
members and friends OF the church
are most cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Graves of ala
Northcote avenue, are entertaining
the formers mother. Mrs. p. ar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
HURT IN AUTO SMASH.

Two boys, James O'Donnell, age 10
years, of 1918 Oleett ave, and his
nephew, Clarence O'Donnell. age II
years, of 1857 Oleott ave. East Chi
cage. were seriously injured last
evening when a Ford sedan. driven
by j. NJ. Niemiec, of 4436 MagotIn
ave, struck the bicycle which the
two boys were riding and threw them
heavily against the curb of the st.
Both boys are badly bruised about
the head and body. However, ac-
eerdng to reports from the attend
ing physician, DR.. Schlieker, neither
of the boys are suffering from bone
fractures.
1t is charged by witnesses of the
accident that Mr.. Niemiec did not
have any lights on his car at the
time of the accident.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

moss and reflected in the mirror
Many points OF interest to the asso-
and the guests We're given an oppor-
tunIty to bid farewell to Miss Zin-
norman, whose departure is so great
ly regretted. The invited guests in
cluded Mrs. 4. Ottenheimer, vice
president. Mrs. O. Nelson, End vice
president: Mrs. Ben Williams. sec. :
Mrs. II. X. Groves. treasurer; Mrs.
q. w. Lewis. chairman of the nurse
committee, Mrs. G.. F. Bickwell. sec.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

nurse committee; Mrs. J. K. Reppa.
Mr. Reppa being chairman of the f.
nance committee; Mrs. Roy Felix,
whose husband has charge OF the
lottery tickets; Mrs. r. B. Miller,
man OF the membership committee:
Mrs I. f. Williams, secretary MEM
bership committee; Mrs. Brandenberg
and Mrs. Callahan, in charge OF
card parties for East Chicago and In
diana Harbor. respectively Mrs. II.
II. Clark, chairman supply commit
tee: -irs. r. X. Canine, Mrs. w. ".
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
ANNA WILL VISIT JAIL.

threatened the life of her sister-in-
law with a knife and gun, Monday
morning in hair pulling match
and family brawl at the home of
the latter, 3714 Beech street. Indi-
ana Harbor, was fined $1l and sem
fenced to 40 days at the woman s
prison, indianapolis.
The brother, Lynch j. Nash, found
guilty of striking both women with
his fist when trying to quell the
was fined s11 and sem
fenced TO 80 days at the county jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
EAST CHICAGO
AND
THE HARBOR
SUPERVISOR HURT.

Dan Dixon. supervisor of East
chicago public school buildings. is
suffering from serious injuries re-
cetved in fall from a bookcase in
the Garfield grade school yesterday.
1t Is said that Mr.. Dixon was ad-
1usting a wall clock and had step
ped upon a small stool placed on a
bookcase. 1t is believed the stool
skidded. causing Mr.. Dixon to fall
backwards nearly ten feet.
Or. Ross, who is attending the
patent, says there Is no bone frae-
tured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
DELINQUENCY CHARGE.

John Grieser of SAT- Grapevine
blvd. Indiana Harbor. charged with
contributing to delinquency was ar
rested today by the Indiana Harbor
police and turned over to the Gus
tody of Probation Officer Albert Lew
IL.
A number of young men of the city
whose names are being withheld by
the police, are mentioned as associa-
ting with the four girls recently ar
rested in this case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
SHE WAS wRATHY.

Flashing a long dagger. an into
icated negress. who refused to civ
her name TO the East Chicago 20
lice. defed Christ Argus, a Ham
mond jitney driver, her ten cent
fare late last evening after alight-
ing from the machine at the -four
corners in East Chicago. Grab
bling with the colored woman, Ar
gus managed to wrestle the knit,
from his assailant.
Sounding roit call, heavy
armed police squadron reported ON
the scene and placing the woman
under heavy guard managed to
conduct the prisoner to the East
Chicago station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

Smith, Mrs. L. A. Fl. Sitwell. direc
tor, Miss Marguerite Denel. supt o
nurses: Mrs. Brezanen, Miss zim
norman and Miss Wadalma.
Mrs. F. L. Townsley is entertain
ing the members OF the Picnic clut
today at a one o'clock luncheon a
her home on North Barring avenue
The afternoon will lie spent at the
club usual pastime, bridge.
ADDITIONAL EAST CHICAGO
ON PAGE FIVE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
NO. 2 FoR nus.

Otis Brimer. the driver OF the
Mark Towncite bus, Is reported to
have ran into an ornamental street
light in front of the Central drug
store on Michigan avenue. Indiana
Harbor, without causing injuries to
the occupants Of the machine This
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

Jacob A. Shurman, known to
many of his friends as Jake" an
nounces his candidacy for Township
Trustee of North Township on the
Republican ticket
Jake Shurman has lived in Lake
county for sixteen years and has
always been active In the civic and
political affairs of this county. Five
years ago he was appointed BailiT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Read These
Twin City
easements
WASEY'S PLEATING
SHOP
on STATE sTRETT

81 STATE STREET
Hens itch with Gold and silver
Thread; also match all co1ors. But.
ton Holes, Buttons Covered, EN-
broxderfsng, Brafding, Beading.
Phone Hammond 446. 3-7-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

Money to loan on and 8 per cent
securities for sale due 1 to So
months from date. denominations
ffron s25 UP. Real Estate gold
Bonds Roe G. Peterson. 11-es
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
q j v .p9
OK lIIGIk

is the second accident of the Mar
Townsite bus this week. Last Sa
urday the machine was struck l
a street car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

the property occupied by this struc-
ture forfeited to the city for park
space.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Benz. williams on 145th street,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. f. Spencer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
ALICE DECLARES
WAR ON WOMEN
Only Congresswoman Opens
Fight on Sex
By LAURENCE ". BENEDICT

WASHINGTON. May .. - Repre-
sentative Alice Robertson Of Okla
homa today declared war 10 tho fin.
ish" on tho American League Of
Women Voters and other women po-
litioai organizations. which she de-
ciared have been trying TO tell her
what 90 do In congress.
its war from now on between
the League OF Women Voters and
other like organizations and myself. :"
tho only woman In congress said.
They have been trying TO boss mo
long enough. Just because insist
upon representing the people Of tho
Second Oklahoma district. who sent
mo 20 congress. instead of cllques Of
women over the country, they have
been knocking ms. Now propose 20
strike back whenever can. and as
hard as can. It's a fight from
now on"
Miss Robertson declared that the
league OF women voters gave her n
deliberate snub- ia no, inviting her
10 tho recent Pan-Amrrioan women's
congress at Baltimore and in not
arranging a meeting between her and
Lady Aston. tina only woman mem
Der OF the iritlss, parliament. who is
now Visiting In America.
Lady Aston and I are supposed 10
occupy similar positions and the OBJ
vious and polite thing for the league
TO have done would have been TO
arrange a meeting for us. But moth
ing OF the kind. met Lady Astor.
thanks TO the National Press club.
and had a very pleasant chat with
her. But u was in spite OF the ef.
forts OF tho League Of Women vot.
err.
The League Of Women Voters.
Miss Robertson charges. is a demo
cratic organization at the head and
ls doing everything possible 10 mix
up In this years political campaigns
and make things hard for the rcpub-
licans."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
He HAS TO WORK
TO Get FORTUNE

SYRACUSE. ~. Y. May g.
Jimmy" Sanford. son OF the million.
aire turfman. William Sanford, has
lost his slsa.wcck.officc.boy job
with n typewriter manufacturing
company.
I'm fired because they wished TO
give the Job 10 somebody that need.
cd tho money" Jimmy explained.
So once more Jimmy Is on the
hunt for n Job. and in the meantime
In forced TO fall back on his 1900 n
year allowance TO pay his bills at an
expensive hotel where no continues
TO live.
BY the terms OF HIS fathers will he
must work two years before he can
como into his $3.50. 900 inheritance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star invites tts readers to use this
department .. an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. The department 10
10 help In reunitinx those who have been
separated. Those whose relatives or
frirnds are missing are invited 20 report
th. disap ,earance directly TO The star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
Of p~rssns mentioned In this column ne
missing are requested also 10 report 70
Tho star. Other newspapers ar. invited
10 reproduce such items ne will Interest
their communities.
ROBERT JOIINSON.--Last known
TO be living at 5i9h King ST.. Robert
johnson Is sought by his family. who
are willing TO send him a ticket 10
come home II he viii Let them know
where he In. Phone information TO
Mrs. Parker. Sunset 3si4.
WILLIAM II. BARTLETT.-Niiss.
ing since last September. William IL.
Bartlett. "a. In sought by his mother.
Mrs. n. Bartlett. lie5 Republican st.
Information may be phoned TO Mrs.
Bartlett at Capitol 1905.
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Public Markets


stall ~, pure cane sugar. ms zee, 4
ms 4scf Crystal white soap. Dor see
stall 1898. good pancake flour. 90 pkg
Royal baking powder. sac can; r. a NJ.
Maine corn, cans a5c. Stall ts Carna-
ton milk tall cans sso. stsn 81.
Bordsn's milk. tall cans sso.
SANITARY
stall 100. heat cane suFar. 4 ms. fto. Z
ms. ESQ; Crystal white soap. bars abc.
carnation or nordens milk. 4 tail cans
sbc. Stalls si-sa. silver smelts. $50 n.
boneiess smrlts. sso ~: red snapper, ibo
NJ. fillet OF sole. $50 N. staI ~. Coed
Luck margarine, soc ID; Gem nut. AGO
no. lbs. 72o.
Stalls io?-iio. Cooperative milk. :
cans 7kcs full cream cheese, $50 10; I
ms small white beans, sSc; ? cans corn
or tomatoes. csc; big cans pears. use. :
ms black figs. 2sci cream brick cheese,
7sc 10 Stall ?. lamb roast, 100 ~. veal
roast. i2ho NJ beef stew. DO ID.
ECONOMY
stan 80, best cane sugar. 4 ms. fto Z
he $50. Stalls aT-Ss-se, 7 bars Naptha
soap. e5ci 9 bars Crystal white soap. abci
cans old Dutch Cleanser. 2sc; 8 ios.
fine prunes. zee. lbs. soda crackers. abc.
Stall 90, i2-ox. Royal baking powder ate;
ibs. peanuts. AGO. ground chocolate,
SOUTH END
Stall -. cottage butts. s0c ~, ricnics
iTnc ID; salt pork. lee II. Stall so.
wieners. zoe NJ; sweet pickles s0c pit.
atan 1, bread. 100 loaf. doushnuts. soc
dos, pies. $50 each. stall 40. butter. toc
10, eggs. use dor cream cheese, soc
ID Stall So beef stew. Ice H.; boiling
beet roc 10, salt pork lee 10. stall 81.
carnation milk, large can Toe. small can
SO. stall 40. spinach. 30 No.: new onions.
$50 10, lettuce, DC each.
WESTLAKE
Stall So. scratch, t2.25 sack; milk, sAss
case stail 10h. 4 cans Kitchen cleanser,
aboi 4 cans Van Camps soups. 2bc, Alas
ka red salmon, loo can. stalls so, bacon.
$50 10 lard. ibc fb.l boiling beef. Toe 10
stall ia7. strawberry Jam. zoe can for
2bc Stall i2e, cottage cheese, 100 10. I.
fresh puiet eggs, $50 dor. Stall 1870.
BIB. can NJ. J. II. coffee, ti.sb; s-fb. can
Ghirsrdeiiis chocolate. 500. / gal. Ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

James Blaine. He is the
good-looking leading man
NTH the Seattle Stock COM
paRy at the Wilkes fheater.
Each week Blame proues
himself more versatile. He
can handle a light comedy
role as i0eH as a dramatic role
and also possesses a fine
singing poice fchich has been
brought into use during seU-
eral of the recent plays. He
acquits himself admirably
az the hero of "Smiiin'
Through" the current attrdc-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
COITER AFFECTS
HEART AND HEAD

GoITER PREVENTS FREE CIR
CuLATIoN OF BLOOD. which badly
AFFECTS THE HEART. CAUSING
NERVOUSNESS. II 10 ADA G III rs.
CHOKING SENSATION. LOSS OF
HEARING. ETC. Uss or MO
poultices over the Goiter at night
time and these symptoms of ooiter
poisoning disappear within few
days oZ-Mo is sold by all druggists
In $500 and $500 tins. or II may be
ordered direct by post. Write DIR.
CLARK OzMo CO. <4os 4sth 5.
w. Seattle. for special Goiter pam
phlet .--Adyertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

Every Russian between the ages OF
and 100 must learn 10 read and
write. according to n decree OF the
bolshevist government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

Skeleton remains Of a lizard about
eight feet long. which lived in Eng
land millions OF years ago. have been
found IN SUSSEX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

A twelfth OF a secorf is estimated
TO be the time required for the hu-
man mind TO conceive . single
thought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

OOC-J. w. white. III Lucille
ZLOst.. reported Monday that his
auto had knocked down an unidenti.
fled man on Marginal way. near tho
Skinner & Eddy shipyards. The man
was unhurt.
0O1-Mrs. Margaret Cameron,
La 1921 Austin IT., was severely
bruised and shaken Saturday even.
ing when struck at First ave. and
Yeslcr way by an auto driven by
Thomas Morton. OF Renion.
00O-M NJ. Buroh. 5s5 Pike ST..
ZLOa blind newsboy. was unhurt
when struck az Pike st. and sixth
ave. Saturday by an auto driven by
]. Ielmer. 430 18th ave. N.
This day last year nine pcdes
trians were Injured by autos,
making n total Of 3is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
SUBURBAN HOME

Ar A SACRIFICE
Owner out % city; offers hi. mod
ern bungalow at one-haif uf orig
inal cost Home has ) rooms, all
BULLETIN features. fireplace. fur :
mace aud basement the grounds
have 1855 fvet frontage ON paved
street and fst feet deep. covered
with beautiful shade trees. roses,
flower gardens. cNcellcnts view OF
Lake Washington and mountains,
PRICE IN $1,000. the purchaser 90
assume recent assessments THIS
~ THE HIGHEST nARoAiN ON
THE MARKET TODAY,
CLIFFORD LAND co
az Thlrd Ave Elliott 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
WANTED TO BORROW

WANT s3OO FIRST MORTGAGE ON
land. VIII pay So. Have abstract.
warrsntv deed. owner. S52 En-
pire Bldg.
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srocks Assn nnNps

" - W AAsAs 0AalsAa
5000 Alaska Pet a Coal ...4.s 1907
goo Iutreii Coupler ....a..... 80
100 Rotary ltow fcomJ .. a.2b
5000 haker steam Motor ..... 90
30 Johnston Piston q Itine J.. a.Oo
s99ss naney nm = wheel .... ! o os
1900 smith Canning Machine . 1874
500 Victory Rubber .. ah
iaeQ Fish Crock Mining .t.. 90
boQ American Bottle Cap Co.. 30
tnSS , n,opyshurt company ..',. zoo. 90 90
so Nut House geom) ..ta.s. nid
WE WILL nUI
800 Sound Rubber.
b0e0 Duthta Oil,
~ Refrigerator Car Equipment.
Liberty aud Canadian bonds. all
issues bought aud sold.
hsRltIN a RHODES, INC.
hstabiiahed isaS
stocks and Bonds
iiogs Annex. ,9g sna Aye. Main 1914
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
WE oFFER FOR SALE. SUBJECT,
80 old Dom, oil, ........s.t 40
5000 Anderson llros. .... .0s
lQt superior q. a h......s i.sb
.sae AkEsfz ired. ..,ss..s.s. 20
1uu0 American Wrkfa. OIL 40
1000 lanucO OIL a T..s .09
500 Victory Rubber ......... 40
20 Pathfinder Synd. ........sf6,0o
ts9 Mutual OF Cons. .ss....t hid
" fAciFic sEcuniriEs co '''
Elliott Sis. Securities BIDS. Seattle
scANplNANIAN AMERICAN BANk
WARRANTS puRciisED. ees
AMERICAN RANK nLpos
" BUSINESS OrpoRTuNITIEs
4. y. BEiIi.INo a co.
We specialize In selling stores. res
tautanis and drug stores sie
Hoxo MD. Annex. fos second ava
foR sAlfs- 1NANsIFNT uOt e.
10 rooms, cash OF terms. ii0fy
Hewitt Everett
I ROOMS OF rrWNiTrRE. ssfs.
$50 cash, ti5 month; rent t2s.
hoe y Essuake
OF SPECIAL NOTICES
RADfo-HADfo- RADIO
Cabinets We Specialize on ell kinds.
Telsphone 0arfleld olIo.
9s PERSONAL
PILES -PERMANENT RELIEF
Legal guarantees given. No need OF
Snife. no pain. continue work. Ask
10 see tie-o-nis Pile Treatment
Letters answered. Pioneer Drug
Co. first ave. and Cherry ST. Lion
DRUG Co. sol first ave.
TRAINED NURSE VIII. TAKE
confinement patients In her horne
Terms very reasonable Ideal To-
cation Phone East isst-H
W. IL. bTEeEAsoN. WRITE YOUR
mother, Information Of who're
shouts appreciated. ~. J. Fruit.
-. 10. TsN.
o. fERsONAI,
NURSE WILL CARE FOR CON
fInsmsnt IN her home. itis r. Pine
- CHArTti. tOtNs
Money 70 loan. London JswsiTy Co
Eaiaellshsd 1889. les and avs. 4
100 HEAL ESTATE IOANs
Money Tor farm ard acreage loans
kOTHE FARM MIRO. CO. toe2 ard.
ios FUNERAL NOrICIs
.cottDitts May I, iaz4. ROSE goR-
Dill. aged ~, beloved wife % W.
cordiil ana sister OF Mrs Emma
Lyman
Funeral services wednesday. n.
m. at our chapel fntsrtn~nt AZ
Mount Pleasant. Home Undertaking
some Of the cypress uscd by tho
Egyptians 20 make mummy cas~- IL
1000 years old and IL attn IN a good
state OF preservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

According 20 one expert in physi.
cal culture. nation whose men ex.
eel IT, women In beauty Is faced with
disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
ron ExCHASGE--REsL.
ESTATE
ACREAGE
.o-AcRE IMPROVED FARM
ss7GO

ao-AcRE IMPROVED FARM
ss.7b0
lig acre. IN cultivation: balance
sisshed and seeded. small house
large barn. 90 main road; mile.
from town. electric light and
phone avaiiabis. lies practically all
level. rich clay loan. no rock or
gravel Terms tl.2Go cash. bal
snes % years.
20 ACRES. 1880
;Aeo CASH
About 50 acres cleared. bsiAnc.
standing timber; -fnils from
place. nearly ali level valley land.
years 20 pay tho balance.
CARTER. MACDONALD q MILLER
REALTORS
eos Columbia 81 Elliott ttIo.
FOR sALE-E-KcHE TRACT NEAR
Port orchard. about one mile from
water front, on main road. new
4-room house! large. well built
barn ~ acres cleared. ready 20
chicken house. A real bargain At
$1,000. $500 down. VIII make bet
ter price for cash. g. A. Hanks.
Port Orchard. Wash.
~, ACRES GOOD BOTTOM LAND
Groom house: water on porch: barn;
bcrrics. loganberriesi orchard:
fine creek. near school and store.
Full price 1900. on terms.
WARRINGTON LAND co.
1923 Third Main oofo.
800 CASH WATER FRONT
on PUGET SOUND. main land. IN
sight OF city: $50 fare; acres OF
water: protected anchorage for
your boat. Price t57s; terms flo0
cash. balance In years. Charles
somer- Co, Alasks Bldg
THIS 6 ACHES GOOD SOIL; CHEEK;
all fenced; on good road. snail
Price $3.50: terms half cash, bal.
mERRITT REALTY co.
7zi New York Blk.
MILWAUKEE,. ST. PAUL LAND 60.
We build 10 suit. can furnish stock
and equipment; on tho beat OF
alder land Terms. 10 years TO pay.
Price tT5 per acre and up. KEN
B5i2 University Way. Car fs.
LARGE TRACT HIGHLY M
proved, fruits. berries. vegetables,
chickens and rabbits; good broom
home and other buildings. This In
a going farm. . "a miles Of Sno-
homiah' Price ts.7b0; terms 10
suit Mr.. Markley, b5i1 University
way. open sundays
WHY PAY MORE7
s acres: real snap. sZ7b. level; sorns
good timber; on good road. In well
Improved farming community, and
only rs miles west OF Seattle.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Ave. Open Evenings.
30 FARM LANDS
I0-AcHE IMPROVED HOME
Owner must make quick sacrifice.
10 acres good loan soiiI part
cleared; good small house, COM
pletely furnished. some outbuild-
ings. fruit trees. berries. Price
$1,000; $500 cash.
r. VAN ARSDALB
i0ie Third Ave.
H,500-40 ACRES REAL FARMING
land 6 large buildings. all ready
for dairy farm or stock raising;
water plped to buildings: 10 min
utes from station; 40 minutes from
seattle Terms $500 down. balance
t25 per month. See Perry. bbt2I
University way. Car 16. Can show
Sundays also.
f0I WANTED TO BORROW
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Is on sA,n-nrAl ESTATE
,issO

,a.s6o
Beautiful viewt Groom home on
Wilson blvd. overlooking Lake
Washington. The biggest har-
gain Ia seattle,
TERMS
sg.too
Elegant b-room bungalow beau
tlful view on paved street
SMALL. PAYMENT DOWN AND
SMALL. MONTHLY PAYMENT.
$500
rooms. piastered; bathroom
connected with sewer. ON paved
street. SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN.
GILBERT a co.
ta1s Rainier Ave. Near Rose st.
Rainier Otst.
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You nssd Eysgisssest Have head.
Balcony. Fraser Paterson co--Afvt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

FOR SALE ROOM BUNGALOW.
furnished: lot fzxl2si near car
line and school. 5z0f 4znd >. Raj
nler 0J2O-W,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

1922
IL FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LIVING COST REDUCED
fine garden. q nice little orchard
~ fuif bearing fruit trees. n poul-
trv house for a flock of chickens,
a comfortable home Of rooms
and bath, will cut your living coat
nv half It's n corner acre, only n
block from paved street and city
bus line. city water. electric lights.
and only 4 blocks from city school
$4,000. on easy payments.
NORTH END HOME
Hes 4 rooms and bath: nice to-foot
lot. city water; electric 1iEhts.
close 10 school. paved street ana
car line. $1,000. on terms OF 400
cash and SIS monthly.
HERES ANOTHER
A nice little home Of 2 rooms; city
water: electric llghte; 2 fine 40.
foot lots: close 10 school. paved
boulevard and car line. st.1I5. on
terms OF 800 cash and 1870
monthly.
WOODIEVILLE ACREAGE
Nv s-acre tracts. right az the town
Of Woodlnvilie, are especially de-
sirabIe for small fruits, berries
and poultry, close 20 paved ROAD;
uogtofflce, stores, bus line and
schooI. only $3.50 for acres: $50
caeh and $40 monthly, VIII take
YOU out by auto any day.
r. MINES. Alaska Bldg
FOR SALE ROOM BUNGALOW.
furnished: lot fzx12s. near car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
20 ACRES. 1850
$500 CASH

About 50 acres cleared. balance
standing timber; .-fnils from
paved road fine, large stream thru
place. nearly all level valley land
years 10 pay tho balance.
CARTER. Mcdonald a MILLER
REALTORS
eos Columbia 81. Elliott ttIo.