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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Real Estate for Sale

"
S1U,CO DupLEN
1900 block. east side, siS rooms modern.
| only On teet of paving 'Atoo, terms
$500 cash, sure enough bargain. tho rent
viii pay Tor the house. & u. BooIuer.
realtor. cedar 1909.
THE best TWO.SrOKY MY rs TuE
CITY or TULSA--Locatod on the best
residence street on the north aide.
~ the loser, you are the winner, this
IL strictly up-to-dato home, canslAtlpg
OF llving room. dining room. breakfas,
room, buffers pantry. kitchen and ono
bedroom downstairs. tho upstairs con.
Nbis or three bedrooms and bath, with
some wonderful closets. thu floors are
OF ouk, both upstairs and down. there
Is a large basement and Gear garage.
tho lot - diversified. a price OF 5000
is made for immediate sslc3 some terms
can be made. Call now. OH1gp a5Cg.J
story house. eight rooms. hardwood
uoots. mAntel garage, corner lot. fine
l1estluh, $1,000 Cpsh, balance on month
W trtus cedar 90.
VERY GOOD TRACTS
Ihree acre tracts on fedeFai street. ons q
uandy another with gcOd home. ga
rage, fine water.
Fine restricted acre right on Broken Ar.
row road, slightly close In.
bandy acre and poultry farm on Sand
springs ROAD nigh location. good neigh.
borhpod OF real homes.
Acre .rHcts IN good location. near pave.
nent ON North Cincinnati.
II you want good little tract outside
the city, I have 80. Usage C5II
J. H. RONHAM
COS Central National Bank Bldg
WHY pay rent' $40 per month with snisIi
cash payment puts you In possessiop of
new, modern. broom bungalow. hafi.
wood floors throughout. built-in fsa-
,iss6 ,,9irsss6; on NE paying and priced at only
WILL SACRIFICE ?e-room hotel, in cen.
ter Of city. excellent order, good furni.
ture: cheap Tor quick sale. on account
or s"ilng tick mother 10 Colorado.
Phone tgls, OsaEe.
WILL SACRIFICE NICE HOME-souih.
east location on pavement; sir large
rooms, breakfast room. tile bath base.
Wthi. high lot. garage. shade md friIIi
lrcesi must sell this NecK, make offer.
viii consider lot ab part payment GuII
Cedar 1911.
WE HAVE buyers fur hotels and rooming
houses, with cash ilHt your pIaCs with
ua, We trade what you have Tor what
you want. Williamson a son, Cedar
WE ARE selling houses every day We
want 70 sell yours our sales force ot
seven salssmsn all going good. We Gov.
or the city We do not huiid, our ,ole
ana only business II TO sell the house
you list with Us, Try our suooessful ave-
tam OF home selling Warren a lizard.
Tuisas Liyest Agency. 500 Bliss BIDS.
Cedar 9SsG
ii1o0 FOR Groom house on corner lot;
vel and ERtOge3 southeast part of city
adjoining restricted district where va
want for this lot, house, well ana all.
part terms, viii take late model car:
see owner phone Usage bs63-J. o. T..
b.asiey. 1910 ~ CAoyoHns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

BARGA1S-Four.foo sisspinr r1,cb
modern, garage, close IN. on paysnsbf
good location. $500. easy terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Sacred Heart church district; $500 " "
s36O-Pn
large corner lot southeast section - 9N'
addition.
furnace heat 2-car
heights district eight rooms large living roo
dining breakfast sleeping
and sleeping
shaded lot and OF In his
flbOo0EIsh in Mornngsdo seppS
basement heating
quarters ~
flb0Oo-Eew 2soy 7room
attractive In detail
residence halt living room dining room
grooms tiob
terror walls beautiful
quarters. N"N
t2l0OOghroo OOxt5o base.n
furnace private water system baths, and
BLAIR BROTHERS
I'll Palace Buldlng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
BETTER THAN NEW

sns,. new home because II IL better built
,nutely redecorated, inside and out.
not priced like n new home. This
~ unusually attractive location, has
,hsSssh terrace and beautiful native OAK
which Ia also connected wi,hs music
ipS exceptionally large closets sleep
eis,sp sppIeh. roomy basement, moderately
car good garage, two blocks from
Guns call Usage 654s.
to, j, ", BONHAM
'O0 Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR sALE-ApsTtmsn site. South Bos-
ton, with Groom, up-to- the minute bu-
galow thereon, q good buy for $4,000
with easy terms, Lenl!e Brooks Co.,
realtors. Usage 1873,
FOUR-HOOM bungalow, brand new. lS0
feet Of paving. make your payment to-
day and move In tomorrow, $500 down
and S2b per month; price Is right; con
vince yourself by letting us show you
this property. Call Usage 692, Usage
7772.R and Cedar $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
For Sale Real Estate

buNGALuW in restricted adii,ion- oufl,
s,le strictly modern. hafdwood floors
tl,Ouv 'ssh payments viii handle this
bAhnce atranged investigate this quich
ns property IN this location ia not for
Usage b.gg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

FIVE rooms not modern, on north side,
gas and electricity; price $3.50, terms
OF $500 cash. balance $50 per month
and interest.
New four rooms not modern. on north
side. immediate possession, price s., 300.
terms OF $500 cash. balance $50 per
month and interest,
six-room bungalow on North Denver. a
fine location aud wsll-built home
sewer paid out and four payment, on
paving. price $3.50. cash $500, balance
500 per month and interest
W II, mccoy
$50 Mayo Bl1g. Cedar 26ii,
FORE.LOsURE sale bungalow sis
rooms located 1919 p. Archer. 10 be
cold at II O'Clock. october 81, west
front door court house.
IRVING PLACE bungalow, owner leaving
city, oversize corner lot has siK good i
-sl1s rooms and breakfast room, oak
floors throughout French doors. tile
floor In bath. basement, furnace and
hot water heater, decorations and light
fixtures OF good taste, Gear garage and
servant quarters Paving and sewer
paid out; fenced, good buy At $500;
terms, Cedar s766.
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t.k VL UT ~cu furnished 7f00fn mod.
,.- house on north side, servants quar-.
i..s and garage. to responsible parties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Or G. PErRfCK, D. Y NJ. Practice lin.
lted 70 dogs and cats. Hospital and Of.
lice Federal drive. Ehoue cedar 23s3.
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terhon highway To exchange for Tulsa
property ig Byuum Bir. Phone
tsHEp 1859
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

sS1isD,AooR-Bpngalow, sS high and dry.
i,Ssta issat,a throughout. tile floor. pedesiai
westS,s Kitchen cabinet, large closets
tractiva ',lpped throughout. very at
door, fireplace, sidellghts, french
chute aassinent' furnace heat, clothes
On, nouple'car garage, yard fenced
SO Ge5S good location. a good buy at
sigg, '~ooo cash will handle, Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

-IT Eleven room house furnished
call at so 3. Lawton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
FORGE AHEAD

CAN YoU. IN a rented housof
WARREN & lizard. hand picked. .s.
pecially priced. personally hppTalsed.
easy payment. bargained priced homes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

r1R RENr--Four.toom house and closed
4 Nn.k porch; nicely furnished. all
L-rn zoos q. HodRe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Four-Toom, modern, nsS bungalow, sleep
Ing porch. built-in features, hardwood
floors throughout. nicely decorated ana
GOOD light fixtures. We have several OF
these bungalows, each with different
floor pian;. close to school and street
car line, on southeast side: payments
S65 per month, including interest,
W, u. Mccoy
$50 Mayo bldg. Cedar 26ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

WE HAVE the key to your home.
Wen holp you make the first payment n,
necessary.
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I EN0I fIIE--I IWU- room N0UFO- YHrlge fUr
lhelan. psagt frs1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

SOMETHING pIFFERENT--And 7-roon
and hardwood finish, foil concrete base.
ment double garage; built by owners
but on account OF husbands death, must
be sold; on paving ana transportation,
or will trade for small home Let US
show you today. 7. A. Trusty, reaitor
Ossgs lss9 kt2s. 1909 MAYO bulldlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
GRAND JURY TO
Meet MONDAY
Crashed Bank Probe May
Be Instituted Again

With several matters Of public I'm.
porianee. some OF which arc more or
iess ahrouded in mystery. scheduled
10 be presented. King couniy's SOC
ond grand jury 20 be called within
the war viii convene Monday.
Presiding Superior Judge Austin n.
Criffiths issued the call for the grand
Jury after a poll Of the superior court
Judges showed a strong minority In
favor 81 II.
Beyond the fnct that the jury IL 20
convene little In known about n.
Their. has been an inalstent de.
mRnd from some quarters that spe.
ciai prosecutor BE- appointed to ad
wise the jurors. aa u " believed that
the grand jury may touch upon &C.
uvities In Prosecutor Douglas office
during itH investigation
Judge Griffiths has been quoted a.
saying that he Intended 20 ask the
next grand Jury 10 probe the whole
sale filing OF affidavlfH Of prejudice
against him By Douglas
Another Jnaf,er that will be laid
before the grand jury. according to
Henry W. Powes. attorney for the
Washington Rank Deporstors' asso.
citation In why no satisfactory en-.
plannfior for tho fixture Of the Sem.
dinnvian American bank 81 Seattle
has been made public.
we are not looking necessarily for
more indictments. Powell said. hut
we DO want to know exactly what
the facts are IN regard to the failure.
and who was responsible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
BUILD BUCODA
WATER PLANT

BucoDA. Wash. Nov. Work
Ia being started on q city water sys-
tenn for Bucoda. The American
Wood a Pipe Co. Of Seattle. has tho
contract for q plant which viii rep
resent an expenditure Of $4,000. Tho
city has given the company 100 days
10 finish the job.
The reservoir viii b. placed on n
hill overlooking the city. and two
storage tanks. each holding 10000
gallons Of water. win bs erected The
California fiitsring and cholorination
plants viii be used and the source ot
the supply IL the skoomchuch river.
The completion Of . modern water
supply system II expected to do much
20 stimulate the growth and develop
ment Of Bucoda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Mrs. Ida M. Sizer,
Pioneer Here, Dies

Mrs. Ida May Sizer. widow OF
Henry l.. Sizer. former prominent
insurance man Of this city. died at
the Providence hospital Friday at
s1s .. m. after an illness extending
over a period Of years
Mrs. 5izer was daughter OF
chss T. Dumont, former shlpbuilder
and railroad man on tho Mississippi
river
She WAS born In Louisville. Ken.
lucky. october q. 1855. came 10 Sc.
aitls with her husband in the year
Of the great fire and has lived here
since.
She In survived by four sons.
Glen ID. Sizer Of San Francisco,
Cal; Harry ". Steer. Burton Deb.
sizer, and single son single son.
Lawrence NJ Steer, with whom she
has lived since her husbands death
except for short time In the hos.
pifai. all ~ Seattle.
The body will be cremsted al the
Washington state crematory. Flu.
neral 1rrang, ments Will be an.
nounced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
lis ~ FORT at Seattle

smith Cove Terminal Pier A--str Pres
ldcnt Grant Pier B--Rtr shidsuoka
Maru. str President Jackaun.
neii street Terminai--u. n. q. q. Hsida,
". a. l.. ", z. Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminsi--str spo-
kane
pier str TIverton
Pier - Str starr
pier . Str Northwestern. str Victoria.
Pacific Coast Engine works--r =. C. q
Unelga.
y. - shipping Board Moorlnss- str
feonium. str Anna ". Morse. str sii-
ssrad@, str Lubrico. str West Hart
land, str West Cnhokis. str West Ison.
str West Jester. str Western Knight
str Delight. ctr Cross Keys. str wal
conneeticut street Terminals str HsIerie
Atlantic street pcrminsi-Htr VIM. A.
McKenney.
Seattle Flour Mills Str psnnsyivsnis
standard on Cos pook-str ~ r Hsr-
stacy Street Terminal U. 8, @. 3 Burn
side.
niiwsukss Ocean Tsrminai--str Astrono-
msr.
Hsnford street Tsrminsi--U. 9. l.. q Re-
lief
rods prydoeks--u. 3 c. e. De .'~ood.
str Jefferson.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging Co, SITE
Patterson
Harbor Island Dock wbss. Fiahsr's)
Str Haniey, str Tyudafeus
Am.s abipyard a TerminsI--str Rooss.
Ns,ti.top's Mili--atr Tho~ Crowley
Heffernsn Drydoct---str Nits. str Ket-
chlkan. power schr Ruby.
West seattle Training ststion--u. v
Eagle No. 81.
wirslaw Marine Railway--str Pa sifico.
bark Belfast, schr Vancouver. motor.
shir Cooicha, brges Henry Willard srd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Chicago Live Stock

1notstt'"'
Hess--Rec~ipts s.o0o Market steady,
rep. tsst bulk % sales - zee ,ee
heavy weight, txeussts medium
weight. tsto9kst itEht weisht ISIS
Wsto. nsht lights. tt.tsuxee. heavy
packing sows. tf.fkNk1el packing
sews. rouxh.s ,i,st0tso' piss. ntoo
teo
c.tfie--Rsesipts Seeo Market steady.
Choice and pfims. tii fautt,tei me-
diun and good. tsst0tt.ik. common.
skakUf1ti a0od and ehoiea, tesse y
fttfti common ana medium. ~ zee
1870. butcher cattle aud heifcrs. tsse
9tese COWS. ss.tous. bulls. ,isoe
tt.ao. Gamers and cutters. cows ahd
hsifers. tt.ten3sos canner steers. tt0
stg6. veal calves. tsTtUte.gsi feeder
steers. t4st0fft. steck~r cows aud
hstfrrs. tSUk9s,
Sh.ep-Reeeipts. seeo Msrke, steady.
Lambs. ti,sSnttst LAMBS. Gull and
common. te.koutsl yearllns wetherr,
n5kUts1t, ewva. t0s. ruli 20 eom-
mon ewes. tsEsNA.ft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES
50. ..a..s.a. 1.|I'IIa'aasas1sTaai'
John Stronn
LEGAL NOTICES

Piano tuning Main go1o. work
guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
SALARY LOAN0

Loans on furniture. pianos: autoa
and salaries. bo2 Pioneer BIdg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
SELL BOOZE
TODRY SQUAD

William Wilcoxcn. IS. and Dean
Clark, 30. sold wet drinks" 70 mem.
bers OF the dry squad Friday night.
according 20 police. The mistake re-
suited I'm the arrest Of both at the
Preston hotel. 2of2ik First ave. and
the seizure Of a trunk containing
eight gallons OF noonshipe.
Guy Innocent. 30. and r. cecchi.
az. OF 1851 yancy ST.. looked once
too often upon the wine when II
was red. II is alleged Both were ar
rested and 10 gallons Of the crimson
thirst auencher WAS seized.
Mrs. X. Kimato, 26, and s. shi.
usda 20. we're arrested nj ifoh
Washington st. after they are nj.
legged to have sold whisky TO off.
GERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
POULTRYMEN TO
have BIG MEET
Zone Organization to Be
Formed Here

Members Of the American foul
try association who reside In Wash.
ington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana.
wyoming. North and South Da-
kcta. will meet In Seattle January
3 10 10 form a rome organization.
according TO Harry II. Collier. who
has issued the call for the purpose
Of giving impetus 10 a movement
having for Its purpose the enact
ment of laws beneficial 60 tho poul.
try business. both In stat. and
nation.
The Seattle poultry show will be
held on the days set for the orwani.
ration meeting and pouItrymen =ay
one OF the largest exhibits ever
coopcd In tho Northwest will no
shown here AZ that time.
The Puget Sound Poultry associa-
ton rs staging tho show and II
gfves 90 per cent Of the entry fees
a. cash premiums. star readers
who wish copies Of the premium
list can obtain them hy writing to
J. w. Merriman. president. % Col.
man dock. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
% MIscELLANFoUs ron SALE

Breakfast nook, table and seats.
sash for tnciosing sleeping porchea
Ironing board and Cabinet. chm
piets with Sleeve Board -. 1900
boz Plate Gfsss windshislds put
In your car.
o. n. WILLIAMS
Eatabifshsd 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
TURKEYS
WILL Be CHEAP

The price OF Turkeys which has
|heen soaring for several seasons
with n continuous scarcity. u expect
81 60 return to normally this season.
1according TO local iobbers saturday
|f>cr two or three years Il has boon
Idtfticult to supply the holiday trade,
but the supply h larger this year
Than Il has been since rre.wnr times.
tveStern ave. offers for choice birds
are rs per cent lower than they were
Hast year at this time I, y prob
able. ioescss say. that another en-,
MN be made when the market opens
Monday
Local and oregon cauiiflowcr Is off
\ the market. and future supplies win
come from southern California. The
price + expected 70 advance at once.
A car Of California lettuce which
arrived Saturday morning was sold
gu, at noon st s. crate. other
shipmerts are due Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Clemenceau Sails
on American Trip

HAVRE. Nov. iis-Georges Glenn.
enceau sailed for America today on
the fourth anniversary of tho col
iapse Of Germsny's military ma
chine he helped demollsh
Standing on the bridge Of the
French liner Parts, the Tiger was
tumultuously chcered as the great
ship swung away from the quay
and proceeded slowly out thru the
narrow gateway IN the breskwaters
into the English channel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
". Y. Stock EXCHANGE


NALL STREET JOURNAL. FINANCIAL REVIEW
NEW YORK. ttoCnsdefatons involved In the
legislation deninany Influential during the short
ieasr was
regarding
studehsks u
included baldwin 49, OF - studebaker ta.N ~
New off y Oft Z,
Pacific o. Tel
iass e General Motors IA. ~ American Can 7sA Asphalt
Closing prloes ineiuded
eff !:
ia or ri asna IN en ~ Y Rubber toA or ~ Corn
~ cepsoidstsd Gts Utah or i@
Nat a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
SHIP INOPIUM
RAID DEPARTS

Tyndareus. which arrived here from
Oriental ports. was released from
port here under $4,000 bail Friday.
after customs officers had seized
opium valued at sio3.soo. which had
been concealed under the boilers in
the galley. Lee Chin, chief cook on
the steamer. admitting possession Of
the opium. was arrested and is now
In the King county Jail under bond
of 81 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

HONOLULU. Nov ff.--Despond-
ency over an Illness Of six weeks
IL believed 10 be responsible for
the apparent suicide Of Horace w.
Vaughan. former congressman and
federal judge. who was found dead
in the bathroom OF his home here
yesterday.
vaughan's wife heard shot and
rushed TO the bathroom. to find
Vaughan dead. on the floor. with
bullet wound thru his neck and
a revolver clutched in his hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Port Townsend Boy
Dies After Wreck

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. IL
Injured in smash between .
chimacum school bus and n touring
car near here. Friday, Kenneth
johnson, i2-year old school boy died
shortly after being taken 10 a local
hospital More than IS other chill.
dren were hurt in the accident. sew.
eral OF them seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

saturday. anetstten~
sogsr-Dun Raw. ASA refined quiet
srsnnist.d. tssoU1
Ceffc~-<o spot Rio. t9&o II Ne
Santos. ts&gisse 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Arrivals and Departures

AHiuNED--Nev. lists Ruth Aekas-
der from Taoona. at a m. str Penn
syivsnlan from Vancouver. n. O.. At q
m str iIaisfie from Honolulu via San
Francisco. at a. IN. Nov. io--str u. 7.
Harper from Richmond. at sii5 .. m.
q. = Q. n Hsida from Sound trip. at
s.4s D m. str VIM. A. McKanney from
New York via ports. AZ gao o m.
sAIf.EfA-Sov. ft--Sir Victoria for
Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska.
sta m. ar spokane for Southwestern
via Southeastern Aisska. at 1890 a. m
str President jackson for Manila via
ports Nov. io-str Princess NaauinHs
for ~. O. Ports, At p. M. str Willfaro
for New York via ports, at 1855 a. m
ctr Ruth Alexander for Tacoma, at a.lh
q M. str Edna for San Pedro via Ssu
Francisco. at $40 .. M. .tr Santa Paula
Tor Tacoma, at 1910 a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

TATOosH ISLAND. Nov. lis A. NJ.
--Isarom~tsr rising partly cloudy; wind
east. 20 miles an hour. Passed out. sts
Florence Lucksnbseh. at Tiis q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
% AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
THE -sANps PLAY



tho
Envelope Tells the Truth
Here's another vote for Ne ndS
Used Cars. Mr.. g. r. Conkfn.
1b42 18th ave. g.. stepped In
yesterday 20 express his salts
faction with tho used car We
sold him several months ago.
How different and enjoyable
~ n 20 market used ears under
the Bands Plan way AZ against
the init and miss' method.
The grabbing" system Lends
touch Of uncertainty and
FuesH. Whenever an owner
10 whom you have sold a used
car appears at tho door. all
hands seek out hiding
place. because they know a
misrepresentsd car will sooner
or later reveal the lie. But not
80 with sands Used Car buy
ers We know our clients
have found our ears 20 be ex-
actly AS represented. and q
pleased customer II mighty
cheerful fellow 70 meet. Now
you know why II pays 10 cell
used automobiles under tho
Sands Plan" We have only
standard make ears. most Of
'om late models. our prices
range from $3.50 90 and up.
Make u a point TO call ON Us
Monday.
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
EAST sssi. i0is-is H. PIKE 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
II MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED


49, r ~ y -
Gil TON HOT
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
flreproof building, Elevator,
TRANSIENT WEEKLY RATES
w NJ EDDY. Mgr
30as WESTf.AKE Main siaS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov. ti.--ForsiEn 60
change epvred riruA sterling tsssA,
up - francs. te.ceti no IL lire.
80 oslss. up sss marks. So eooi a-is.
uP t-tt
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LNUND RAG CONTAINING
Moited clothes between South Sa-
attic and Ballard Liberal re-
ward. sunset 0es3,
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Kelly-Springfield
Motor Truck Co.

% FOR 0AI.E-REAL ESTATE
Nonresident Must Sell
s-soom bungsiow; cement basement;
furnace: laundry trays. every
room large and light; bedrooms
with bath between. nice lot. street
improvement In texcspt psvins)
s.erifle. ss ss.sso: ssss ossA. $50
VIM. A. Sullivan & Co.
7io American bank. Elliott iosa
BALLARD SPECIAL
Groom house; fine condition.: CO.
ment basement new furnace; re-
ing and living rooms; dandy hitch
en- and pantry. large bedrooms
and bath. large. level lot. with
fruit trees and garage. close to
J grade and high schoois paving. 2
car iinesi excellent neiEhborhood-
EAST Has, sss ssi' '''0 CO." 80 0A'A
SNAP - s-RooM HOUSE. BEST
part Msdrona ridge. good condi-
ton; cement basement: furnace.
etc. Owner must sell 1T once.
$500. on easy terms. East sssI.
saI 18th ave.
GROOM HOUSE. NEAR UNivER-
sity: cement basement; Hight
woodwork: paving In and paid;
$4,000. and Ss.50o with furnace and
terms. Owner, Capitol lis.
FOR sALE--SToRE BUILDING
and lot on Madison. also small
building In rear: price $500 ti7.00
down. $500 monthly. Call Beacon
osto. or Main zoos.
NEW GROOM MODERN BrNGK-
low: garage. garden orchard: near
FOR SALE
s-room house and lot. 18th ave g..
close to fesier Price 81, $50; rent
ID SIS per month. N-s0, Star.
$500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT
7-room house. on BROOKLYN. lot
9oxios to paved alley. . garagea
Melrose ssts.
FOR sALE--s ROOM HOUSE. BATH
and pantry. Z lots 80xioo. garage.
$1,000 1874 Wait ct. Phone Bea-
con s0ss-R.
FOR SALE ROOM HOUSE. PART
~ furnished. on leased ground
sa20 Fuhrman ave.
FOR sALE--NEW, MODERN T.
room bungalow, sib Aloha st.
GROOM COTTAGE. WITH GARAGE.
close In. Beacon i6l5.
NICE ZIG SLEEPING ROOM FOR
rent East sT0e.
"a FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
For saie--Ict: view OF Cascades.
Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier.
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