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SUMMER CAMPS.

NEW MEADOWS CAMPS, West Bath Ne,
for boys and girls from to Il: swimming,
rowing. fishing and horseback riding taught:
four separate camps In pine grove on waters
edge; 500 for season. Mrs. l.. w. LITCH.
e School ST.. Lynn. Mass.
PINE CREST CAMP. Lake Ronkonkama.
Long Island-Mothers. send your boys to
Pine Crest Camp, the safest camp the
island: competent instruction; all the sports
due to boys. GILBERT, 246 w. 1o6th st.
Academy 2l23
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Borough Of Bronx.
Borough of Brooklyn.

ATTRACTIvELY furnished housekeeping
apartment g rooms. 2 baths; elevator SER
vice: Brooklyn Heights section: two minutes
from three subways; will sublet May to
October. May be seen by appointment. Phone
Main 1858.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, Flatbush;
four room modern apartment, newly fur
grand, victroa. complete, for May June.
July and August. $t25 per mouth. references
required Owner. II Dean st.. Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

LADY desires comfortable room in refined
family; refined location: above Doth, West
Side; references exchanged. d 2i09 Herald,
Herald so.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

GOTH. IS w.-Unfurnished elegant room,
bath. ktchenette. gas. electricity; reduced.
S75.
61ST ST.. 100 E.-Spacious front( three win
dows) and hall room; residence: $40.
$50 ST. NICHOLAS Ay.-Second floor front
room running water; adjoining bath: un-
furnished: furnished without service prI-
vate house; references essential; Christian
household. Audubon 5000.
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APARTMENTS-Furnished.

.i0TH. $40 W.--Two rooms, bath and kitch.
enette, nicely furnished; sub-let, 800
monthly to Oct. 1. Apt "a. Inquire super
intendent. or Phone Cathedral 800.
lad 81. AND BROADWAY--Ele, ator apart
ment. light rooms, newly furnished: viii
sell furniture. Telephone Audubon sIss.
lI5TH ST.. Dol W.T. rooms, bath. all rooms
to the outside, southern exposure. private
phone: immediate possession. Wads. 9103.
1TsTH ST., 604 WEST--5 room apartment.
beautifully furnished. piano; May to Octo-
Der; $50. Wadsworth 800. apt. Q.
212 WEST TAD ST.
For information concerning beautiful
apartment. call Columbus 0453.
252 West s5th.-Handsomely furnished apart
ments two bedrooms. parlor. dining room.
bath. kitchen: May to November Apply
superintendent.
Borough Of Bronx.
10TH, 264 E.--FOR SALE. 4 rooms furni-
ture, complete, including fine piano. 5000
cash; dealers. Mrs. +. l.. LEACH,
Apt. ?.
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New Jersey.

FIVE room apartment, completely furnished.
telephone; near Erie station, Forest Hill.
Newark; reasonable rent to parties buying
furniture; sale cheap. Branch Brook 2754.
TO LET until Nov. j. 1922, furnished corner
apartment. six rooms. bath. electricity,
second floor, large porch. screened; 16 miles
from New York: good committing service;
near railroad. 1927 Herald Fulton st.
ROOM apartment, Montclair. N. j.: tiled
bathrooms convenient to railroad station.
fourth floor, west.
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Borough OF Queens.
BOROUGH or QUEENS.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Attractive Garden Apartments In beautiful
Jackson Heights. the restricted community.
offered for lease for periods from April to
October by tenant owners who are tempo
rarily leaving the city; large, light. airy.
outside rooms: golf, tennis, club house,
children's Fairgrounds; subway. % min
utes from 42d ST.; only few apartments
available: social and business references re-
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

NANTED-By Christian family OF four. no
young children s room furnished apart
ment. from October 1 references exchanged.
w. S. DAVIS 30 e. Goth St
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Borough Of Richmond.

EAST 7TH ST. Just north of Avenue NJ
New apartments, just completed. rooms
and hath. ail modern improvements: win
furnish steam heat and hot water: open.
for Inspection. For particulars phone Mid
wood TlSp
TWO fine apartments. Staten Islands best
neighborhood, Is minutes from ferry; ali
improvements with or without garages: S55
monthly. Call premises. 504 Oakland av..
West New Brighton. Staten Island. or phone
MATTHEW'S. ,istoris 900.
Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. i.
TENNIS PLACE. Apartments, by station.
Two elevators. Small suites. Large rooms
and tea room. Phone boulevard Bof5.
rooms. / bath, I'd floor, all light. new
house. $50 month. Hollywood Court, cor.
Parsons av, Amlty st. Apt II. Phone 2057
Flushing L. r.: ) blocks from station.
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New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE, N. J.--2 family house.
beautiful rooms; porch: every improve
rleut: on boulevard. 500. Phone Orange
n3ai or QUINN. - Washington place. East
Orange.
EAST ORANGE. NJ. y. ~ Wayne av.-Six
rooms and bath, all improvements and con
venirnccs immediate possession. Phone Cort
land 1912, nr orange I63s-M.
IN South Orange. consisting OF three rooms
and bath: for light housekeeping, on aec-
ond floor OF private residence: owned and
occupied by mother and daughter duet end
refined neighborhood. convenient train. troll
lev. adults only with best OF references:
can be Inspected by appointment only: rent
one year $50 per month. including heat, light,
water X GT5 Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
UPPER floor Of two family house. six rooms.
tile bath: rent. including hot water heat.
electricity. garage. $f00: splendid ground
city advantages with all the benefits Of the
country: will lease TO responsible party only.
334 Orange road, MontcIair. Tel. Montclair
5egR.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

EREAT NECK-For convaescents or those
desiring a beautiful country place. DR..
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Long Island.
westchester.
MOST ELEGANT SUBURBAN AP'Nr

MOST ELEGANT SUBURBAN AP'NT
Modern residence. arranged In duplex
form: corner plot. facing Hudson:. Z
elegant large rooms, exauisitoly deco
rated; bath. laundry, storage room,
extra washroom and servants bath:
hot water and heat; all modarn CON
veniences; space for one car:
lease 10 responsible Christian family.
500; inspection invited. corner River
side Drive and Kelburne av., Philipee
Manor. North Tarrytown.
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IlONE IsIHnu.
FIVE rooms bath. sun parlor. fireplace.
plano; $125 month"; private house; large
grounds overlooking Flushing Bay. SJO-
GREN, Ditmars av., East Elmhurst. Have
meyer 0922M.
GARDEN apartment, modern, four rooms;
tennis and golf; convenient to subway.
Jackson Heights. GLENN. Newtown $500.
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unfurnished.

AN ENTIRE floor OF rooms wanted for
artist, between 9th and Park avs. in 50s
or COS; two rooms MUST be at least 70
feet Wide. with sunshine. light, and extern
sion for roof garden. Phone Plaza Clio.
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Westclester.

All Rockaway Park--Exceptional accommo-
gentlemen only. 2O37 Herald, $50 Bway.
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New Jersey.

New Jersey.
THE BANCROFT.
Eas, Orange. N. J.
Fl North Walnut St.
Several Desirabis
Double and Single
ROOMS.
with Exceptional
BOARD.
Moderate Rates.
Adults Only.
Orange 72f5.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases. also for AGED PEOPLE.
CHRONIC INvALlDS with weakened men
given a; home; we offer pleasant, cheerful
sanatorium-iarge, modern house. spacious
grounds automobile, wheel chairs. attentive
nurses. experienced physicians.
LYNWOOp I.ODGE. ENGLEwoOD. N. J.
wANTED--Young gentlemen. 2o-35 years OF
age, as summer boarders; small farmhouse
n Rockaway Valley. N. j.; good train ser
die horses, small swimming pool; two miles
20 country club and golf course: S25 weekly.
Reply d. care q. j. Weeks Co.. $50 wash
irRton *. Canal 1i46.
EAST ORANGE (si North Arlington av.)--
Beautiful home. attractive surroundings
all conveniences; near trains, trolley; suite
OF three rooms. $3.50 unfurnished. Sf75 fur
nished. with board: family OF three; double
room for two. 800 Phone Io6i Orange.
BoARDERs-A widow with house, al Ina
provcments. spring water. fruit trees and
garden. win board adults and children: ex-
ceient board: 40 minutes downtown New
York; reasonable. Linden 35fi-J.
MoNTCLATR INN. "a Hillside av.. Mont
clair, n. J--Rooms available for spring
and summer. some with sleeping porches and
private baths; well shaded grounds. Phone
Montciair 20TT.
CAMP PoLr.YANN. MrLLrNGTON. ~. j.
Unusual advantages for little girls five 20
ten years: private house camp. mountains,
near New York: refined children; terms $50
month; phone.
HILLSIDE HOUSE, Montclair. phone o205r-
a truly superior, charming residence. all
sunny. outside rooms. newly furnished ex-
celent cuisine; single or double room: mod
crate prices.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 10 rent. furnished: !:
bath. country. garden, season or perrna-
ncrty; 30 miles out. u. T.. A. w: high eie-
vation. Christians, adults. Address HENRY
LlNABARY. Chester. N. y.
REST OF mothers care given 10 child from
70 years old for s1c q month. G .23e
Herald. Herald 50.
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Long Island.

I DLI' II ,
Phone SCHIFF. Newtown 1851
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Washington Heights. Above Issth ST..
West OF sth Av.
A-A-Charming apartment OF rooms and
bath. facing park and adjoining golf course;
all sunny. outside rooms: all modern i'm
provements pre-war ronts.
$50 West 23Sth RI.
Apply superintendent. Albany Road Apart
ments. Inc.
AUDUBON AV., 450-Three, four and SIX.
rooms, sG5 for the 3 rooms. $50 for the
four and Sii5 for the six; light and airy
newly decorated
ATTRACTIVE apartments In highest class
modern elevator house; mail chute: and
= large, light outside and foyer. southern
exposure. GOO West 100th St, opposite f9ist
81. subway station.
DESTRABLE room apartment. Call $50
Wcrt t3ath. apt. 9.
DYCxMAN ST. 200.
SIX rooms: high class apt; city, country
combined; near broadway subway. supt.
IoRT WASHINGTON Av.. 447 dsoth) l.
Five sunny rooms. 500; elevator. Apply
surerlntendent.
SIX or seven large outside rooms, elevator
half hour TO Grand Central. Si25-si50.
Sunday inspection. Phone Yonkers 800 or
call asa South broadway. Yonkers, n. ".
SIX large. cheerful front rooms
elevator. immediate possession.
ss0 81. Nicholas av. d5lth ST..
HT. NIcHOIAS Az. COS. Seven large, ight
rooms all improvements: whole floor
through: Reasonable rent SEC superintendent.
Fine. high class elevator apartment house.
4 rooms, 500. and rooms and baths. with
4 large rooms fronting on broadway, ef60;
want offers.
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APARTMENTS-Unfurnished.
Washington Heights. Above i25th St.,
West Of 9Th Av.

fSlST, S6I West, near Riverside Drivc-lFive
light rooms. elevator building; immediate
possession: low rental TO desirable tenant !;
also rooms from June i. Apply superin-
tendent, on premises.
1s9TH ST. 562 West.-F'our rooms. bath.
second floor: near subway. short or long
lease: SO. SUPERINTENDENT.
$40 West 159th ,corner Broadway APART
mrnt, suitable for doctor or dentist. ground
floor. five rooms M 10 date.
Miscellaneous.
SIX large rooms and bath. all modern con-
veniences. May occupancy, $40 per month.
Call 1853 South Broadway. Phone Yonkers
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

O00-J. w. White 1T Lucille ~
S6~ reports that while driving his
car past the old Skinner q Eddy ship
yards on Marginal way. Tuesday. =
man walked into the rear end OF his
machine. The man said he was not
hurt. according 10 white
02n-A Japanese boy about sfx
GOVyears old was knocked down
but uninjured by an auto driven By
John Q. VAIN. no 2sth ave- g.
Tuesday, as VAIN was going north
on Sixth ave. s.. he reports.
OQ1 Mrs. u. II. Pearson. 7tle
EO i Stroud ave. was driving her
car al Stroud ave. and Green Lake
way Tuesday afternoon. she told po-
lice, when G. A, Dixon. 2liz n. S5th
ST.. stepped suddenly from tho curb
into the path Of her machine. Dixon
was knocked down and an ankle
spralned. Mrs. Pearson took him to
q physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
FLAPPERS INVADING
SEATTLE CITY HALL

The fsapper has Invaded the city
halt
After more than two years OF
successful resistance 20 bohbed
hair. short skirts aud cigareta.
the girl employees have at last
fallen victims 70 the latest modes
In rappaFdon,
Mias Dorothy PoIlest. cashier of
the lost article bureau Of tho
muny railway. started the land.
Aide Wednesday By appearing
with her trcKses shorn 20 tho top
side Of hrr ears,
Drastic steps win b. taken 90
prevent n wholesale denuding OF
roof garden alfalfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
JAP HELD in
MURDER CASE

r. Hihaka. 40. porter Of the Japa.
ness club. was held by Police De-
tectives James Doom and u. J. Mo
Lennan on an open charge Wsdnea.
day. in connection with two recent
japanese murders. Hibaka was or
rested Tuesday night at ala May.
nard ave.
Tho two killings under invesfiga-
ton are those OF 4. Manta. . can
merry man. aud .. Suzuki lot Main
ST Mania lived at the Milwaukee
hotel. eos King ~
Suzuki was shot 70 death IN an
alley between Fourth and Fifth
ayes, south or Washington st.,
March "a. Ills slayer escaped thru
a restaurant.
Ten bullet holes were found 10
tho body Of Mants. who was shot
By two men. April IL. ut Sixth
ave. n and jacobson 81.
Both men are believed 70 have
been killed over gambling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
LABOR
WINS A POINT

That contractors working on city
projects cannot he prevented from
efnpioTinw aliens except by a erimi.
nal prosecution was the opinion rem
dered "wednesday by Corporation
Counsel Walter r. Meter.
Meier declared that the park board
could not cancel the contract held by
w. q. Clark for the construction Of
the Woodland park community house
because he employed two Canadians.
but asserted that the board could file
charges against Clark for violation
OF charter provisions.
Ordinances provide that preference
on city work shall be given 10 Amer
lean citizena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10
Escaped Convict
on His Way Back

Under guard OF deputy from
Joliet prison. John koeiter. an
escaped lifsterm convict. left this
city Jail here Wednesday to be re.
turned 90 his coll. koetter was
arrested hero last week by Detsc-
tivas ]. n. MacLennan and James
Doom. following hts escape from
Joliet. where he was serving a life
term for murder.
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Asks Postponement
of Legate Hearing

Lady Willie rorbus. attorney for
Mrs. Charles O. Isgate. asked
"Wednesday that the police pension
board postpone h- hearing on the
mysterious death Of patrolmsn Lo-
safe until after the grand Jury
completes It's investigation. The
hearing was originally set for
May 10.
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Caldwell Entertains
Vancouver Official

Prominent city officials from
Vancouver. u. O.. were the guests
OF Seattle Wednesday.
They were entertained AZ the city
hail by Mayor Caldwell and mem.
heirs Of the council and were later
taken on al Inspection trip sbout
thu city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

5000 aOUrH MT GAkFR
SIMPLY A BEAUTIFUL. HOME, the
sfuunds are wonderful. high and
tlghtly. view ~ lake A hnme
that You VIII like. has roema
aud hath Downstairs. large room
rnlshcd ln atties newly decorated
thrueuts fun concrete basement.
with extra toilet and laundry tubs
new ttnaieumg kas heater, etc.
level lot, t1NltV, all tn truit, her,
Fies aud lawn, Terms kavu cash.
balance monthly
II "A. sCuROEnEH
81 Central nidF Maia eeet,
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Alleged Telephone
Thieves Arrested

Alleged TO have knocked = pay tel
ephone box from the wall OF room
in the ST. George apartments. 18th
ave. and yesler way. Wednesday.
three men. giving their names A.
Frank Kelly, Ned Kelly and Ed
Ryan. alias Ed Dawson. were arrest
ed by Motorcycle PareImen George
Reynolds and Walter Dcnsch.
This phone box contained 40 ccnts..
When searched at police headquAr,
ters tho pockets OF the man,
were found TO contain several phone,
box keys. q file and . hypodeFmiol
outfit. police said.
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rs ron sALE--KEAL ESTATE


CHEAP HOMES CLOSE IN
81. 200--s2s0 cash--4-room. fine view
lot. f00xit2: fruit. etc.
s1.s00--s300 cash--5-room and bath:
nice lot e0xl2O
s2. 000-ss00 essb---4-room: h-aers;
fruit. garden. etc.
fe.e50-f400 rasb--g-ro0fu cottage:
bath. fireplace. rte: fine "a -acre;
near Franklin high.
JAMES n. JONES co.
Rainier valleys Main Office
sf17 Rainier Ave- ct Genesee ~.
JUST NORTH OF THE CITY; PHIN-
ney ridge district a new bungalow
OF nice. large rooms, ana y IL
up 70 date In every detail Must
be seen 10 be appreciated, Lot
G0xI00: dandy garage. Priced at
1880. on easy terms. Close 10
school and car. Sea Mr.. Draper,
al ff0s Greenwood ave Sunset
a7s1.
f21gs- 1850 CASH, $50 MONTHLY.
includes Interest," room modern
bungalow, years old; view lot,
s0xfO0; improvements paid; no
MORTGAGE. Going East Call 4OIS
lOta ave. N. Il. North zC7I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

Thru the union OF German war
riorr. the German government can IL.
sue orders directly to more than
1000. 600 or service men in ~ hours.
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Bureau OF
Mis- sing
Relatives

The ktsr ipvff<s ffs reatferH to use this
department. .. .n aid IA nndins missing
% hsis IL ssaa;ssas ,hs.s wss have been
separated Ibese whose ftIstisss or
fsiends arc nissing So Insit~N g report
thu dissp scaranee directly to- The htsr.
Readers ~hs mar know the Ahsfcnbents
missing are requested also 70 reSpor 20
sa Reproduce saeh fteris -ss viii interest
their ssmmunities-
JOHN DERINDO mEERTNG)-
Last heard from previous TO tho
draft. John Derindo. or Iteering, Is
sought BY his brother. Joe Dcrindo.
who may be addressed in care Of the
Red Cross. Seattle. The missing man
was last known TO be working at Hot.
lswood farm. near Seattle
w. NJ. WASGATT.-Any Hnforma.
ton relating 10 tho whereabouts OF
w NJ. wasgatt. formerly Of Winnie
befn, MINI. and a travelling sales
man IN Minnesota for 20 years. will
be appreciated by his wife. Mrs. w.
VI. wasgaft. gi7 Marion st. Seattle.
wa.gntt was last heard OF In Lewis.
ton. Mont. five years ago.
JOHN BIaACKHAII.--Afrs. Grace
simpson, Raimond Terraos. West
whYns. England, II seeking the ad.
dress OF her brother. John Blackhali.
who is believed to reside part Of the
year In Seattle.
JOHN FI.IIOTT--A telegram for
John Elliott Georgetown station. r.
being held at the main office OF this
Western Union, Ii3 Cherry st.. for
want Of sufficient address. The mes.
cage concerns tho serious illness OF
Jack Elliott in MInnes polls. Afinn-
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Is ron sALr--aEaL ESTATE
snn THESE BARGAINS

bercom bungalow. with basement,
en- Aosfapt lot. nice yard. kg.2eo.
sSpo cash. balance like rent
Nice htreom bungalow, on large
lot double garage, 1880. taaQ
cash, balance like rent.
nAlll.uN REALTY co
tnf v hnth, aaea Market 81.
North sNas Phones sun. 0ati.
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uOoD CANAL. WATER FKoNT
30 Acres -kNAPa-af.koe
Small house small Part cleared
spring 81 wafsE ana some good
timber Z. mills ~ water front,
with sandy and gravel beach aud
small bauk CLAIMS. fishing end
hunting and real camping
ground WE CAN SLOW THIS TO
TOU ANY DAY.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
at Thifa Ave. Open EyeninRs
IDEAL CAMPING. HOME SITE
, acreps valley: on pretty bay. Ersv-
ELY bench. variety bearing fruits
$500. taftnR. or cash cffsF wanted.
f1fARI.F.a goWETts COMPANY
H4asfAEru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

That he will WORK for the onacn.
ment OF tho Jones-MiIler snti-nar-
cotio bill. now In the senate. umA
tho promise made Wednesday hy
Senator Miles Poindextcr In a LETT
ter TO Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-10

no PLACE LIKE 4 HOME ON Lib
srty hay. Come and see. acres;
all well cleared; good land. good
houses; $4,000. a good COW in the
bargain Place must be sold, own
err sick.
7 acres and tide lands. adjoining
town ilmits. $1,000.
10 acres. all cleared: 7-room house.
piaHteTed wired and piped. full ce-
ment basement, big barn. modern
chicken houses for 1000 chickens;
$500, It's "a beautiful and vail
liable place.
write John storHeih. ponlsbo, wash.
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The national antham Of Scotland Is
Scots VIVA Hao.r
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CHERRY VALLEY FARMS

40 acres: deep loan soil good we'll.
house 14x2s shed; acres cleared,
10 acres seeded for pasture. Ideal
for fruit. berries and poultry.
Price 1880, $500 cash. balance TO
suit.
JAMES CALLAHAN
900 Hlnckley Bldg Main 4blf,
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FARM LANDS

sDEAI. WITH aFEEl.
KIRKLAND. I MILE
acres. all under culftvatiani acre
Nlil hmhflug straw berries \ aefe
laEHutetriwss fruit trees Groom
house. breeder heuse. hen haus..
. ineuhetors. gnod barn. we'll
electricity near. Prise tai00.
Very low Terms
STEEL REALTY uEV. CORP.
ArAAaniua Floor. Douglas Bldg
Fourth aud Union Elliott ia4f
aufNG EAltA OF 70 AcHf.s
Good buildings and stock, 10 head
~ JERSEY and CT EhSsElA.
fresh cream separator. 80 chick
ems. all farm tools. IS acres under
riaw. balance pasture orchard.
berries. grapes iGrRted near
LAKE STEVENS; te.seo, on very
wAsiIISdToN LAND co.
iosk Third NAin eosn
to-AsRE Rial RANCH HAksAfN
AL soed spti. pert cleared, balance
pasture and wood Tot good small
house. harm, egsfksa house aud
ether outbulidlnfp; horse. COW.
heller. Is hens, 100 young chick
snss frnit trees berries farm
tools, FeF ifnfnvdiats sails. t@EeV.
s100 cash.
h VAN AuNpAf.E
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SPECIAL PRICES on
cLosE-IN ACREAGE

SPECIAL PRICES on
cLosE-IN ACREAGE
ceres. north Of city; on main road I:
good soil. Price $50; 8io0 cash
and $40 monthly.
10 scres near Botheii; excellent soil /
on graveled road; just or paved
highway, Price $1,000: 1900 cash.
balance monthly.
3s acres: near Aiderwooh Manor
close TO paved highway and inter
urban. part bottom land. Price
$4,000. 5000 cash.
g-acre tracts between Seattle and
Tacoma just a -miie from High
I.ius road. on good county road.
Price 1915. 500 cash.
acres: on paved road; near Juanita;
part cleared spring water; alder
soil. A good buy at $3.50. rea-
sonabie terms.
WEST a. WHEELER
Reliability"
Second and Marion. Elliott 5252,
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS

Money Tor farm aud scfsags loans.
HOTTIE FAhM MrG co. iozz lrd.
REAL. EATATE LOANS
u 0Qa 20 tAA0a. kenMnud 1871