davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
GIRDIIcS

Some OF the new girdles have a
queer conception OF their duty. They
are made of the material of the
frock, loosely braided. Sometimes
a soft cord is used as foundation
beneath the material.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
Fashion Tips
BY HEDDA HOYT
written For The United Press)

NEW YORK, July 15-CUnited
Press)-Embroidered linen shoes are
among the newest whims OF the mo-
ment. White linen slippers in san
dal effect are embroidered on the
toes and on the cross straps in white.
Red cotton embroidered in motif
over the vamp of a white linen slip
per is very pretty for the white and
red costume. Sometimes the en-
broidery is done in all-over design
giving the shoe the appearance OF
light brOcade.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
CROSS STITCH.

Cross-stitch embroidery is used
not only on smocks and costumes
hut on stockings as well. The in
step OF some of the smartest of
hosiery is quite covered with it.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
HAIRDRESS.

a new style of hairdress is the use
of braids. worn low over the fore
head. This Is appropriate only for
evening, since hats do not make al
lowances for such mode.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
TRIMMING

Many OF the smartest gowns have
no trimming at all except at the
waist line, which is beaded or em-
broidered to simulate an elaborate
girdle.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
WOrh:ing Women Eir STYLES

(An Editorial by the Society Edltor
Chicago fashion bv vorl4rs
who forneriv
pace.
$ the market in Wilmington nd
elsewhere is with jobs money for a manu-
a thousand society '
production country to call tbs ord.
of the day"
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
WESLEY CHOIR nIrnc

The choir of Wesley NJ. z. Church
will give moonlight river ride TO-
morrow evening. The trip will be
made on the 6 o'clock Wilson Line
boat. A picnic supper will be a feat
ure.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
NEIGHBOR9oOD ,IEETIvc

A meeting Of the Tatnall Neigh
oorhood Association VIII be held at
o'clock this evening at the play
ground.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
EPwORTH AID picnic

The Ladies' Aid Society of Ep-
worth NJ. E. Church will hold its
annual picnic tomorrow afternoon
in Rockford Park.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
ENAMEL.

Vanity cases of black enamel, or
composition resembling jet. have
monograms of very tiny rhinestones 4.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Beaded velvet bags for evening
use with the beads put on in loop ef-
feet match the evening frOck with
which they are worn. Bags of this
sort can easily be made at home.
For the white evening gown, which
is so popular at present, the white
velvet bag looped with crystal beads
is lovely.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Announcements have been receiv-
ed in this city of the marriage OF
Miss Anna NJ. Hook. Of Elizabeth.
y. j.. and Frederick Hasbronck, Of
Newark, y. ]. The wedding took
place on Saturday. July l 5. in Eliza
beth Mr. and Mrs. Hasbronck are
on a motor trip through New Eng
land and Canada. and upon their re-
turn will live in Newark, y. J. Mrs.
Hasbronck has many friends in this
city, as she formerly lived here.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

One Of the newest hat trims Is
called the Reboux swirl, taking its
name from a Reboux model. Twists
Of velvet in contrasting colors with
a twist of metallic cloth between the
velvet swirls wrap about the crowns
Of large or medium shaped hats and
finish in pom-pom effect at the side
front.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
RIRTHG

O'NBILI-To Mr.. and Mrs. n 2,
O'NeiD. Elmhurst. Delaware. AT the
Delaware Hospital, on July is, a
daughter
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

SHERIDAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Philiu
Sheridan, Penn's Grove y. J., at the
Physicians and Surgeons HOSPITAL,
on July Is. a son.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

CARR-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter -
Carr, 223 Geddes street. Union Pa-E
Gardens, on July IS. a daughter,
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
BY BERTHA e. sHAPLEIGH

cooking Authority Tor NEA service
and Columbia University
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YBoYs IN CAMP.

The other necessary things are
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Miss Katherine Helms and Doug.
las Horstead were married on Friday
evening in Trinity NJ. E. Church, by
the Rev. f. II. Collins. Miss Louiser
Baker was the maid OF honor and
Charles Helms was best man. After
a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Horstead will make their home with
the brides mother, s12 VandeveE@
avenue.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Some OF the newest stockings have
the pointed heel of a darker color
than the stocking itself. Mauve.
beige or grey stockings may have
black or cordovan heels TO match the
shoe with which it is to be worn.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

The batteau neck is becoming a
little more rounded in line and for
those who are tired Of It entirely the
square front with the straight-across
back Is new.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Ostrich fans that look as though
they were dipped in gold are among
the latest fans. They come in bright
colors and the ends Of the fues are
gold-tlpped.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
-T.v--.yy.,,.y
(I[alI|g.'||..s! I! IIs[&Z l:.I.:|...|'::.':::

Miss Martha Herrick. IA West
Twentieth street, ands William F.
Gordy, 4O1 West Sixth street, wers
married on Monday. July 3, at Bal
timore, Nd, by the Rev. J. E. James.
pastor of the Bennett Memorial NJ. p.
church. The young couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. KeenF
of Baltimore. sister and brother-in-'
law of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordy will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Summer corsets and girdles for
the slight figures are shown in
checked ginghams in pink. orchid
and yellow with white and are bound
at the top with ribbon harmonizing
with the gingham. They certainly
are doing everything in their power
to pull us back into the harness"
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

The latest word in handkerchiefs
is to have the days OF the week en-
broidered in one corner. Since the
summer "debby" is often overcome
with agements. this having the
day Of the week at ones fngersips.
gives one a chance to say. "Oh,,
Ferdie, l forgot this was Friday"
Woe TO the girl who carries her 4.
Wednesday handky on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19
Il Q]iiiiIIiiIiilII|I| 1IIl.iIII;;iIliIiIIiIIIi|ia
SEYI.syS y. .S5 g,'''.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft and
Miss Esther Bancroft have returned
from Europe where they spent two
months.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Miss Frances Kennard and Wal
lace NJ. Kennard left yesterday on a
six weeks motor trip through New
England and Canada.
Evening journal., 1922-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin f. Walker
Miss Mabel walker and Martin
Walker, 3D., left today for Sea Gate.
n. j., where they will spend several
,rankc
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'FVhed Daily At 1907 Seventh Ave
~ Seattle. Washington
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Srnith Cove Terminai-f'ier t-etr West
Jspre, str West Jensup. str Eastern
Merchant Pis~ B-str ksystone
STATE,
Great Northeru Termtnsi-8r royooka
haru.
Bell street T-ryninsi--U. n @ n. Hsida,
a. 4 = swallow. ship 81 raui, u. a.
4. H. r Hose
Grand Trunk Pacific Terrntnal-2ytr Al
nirnl Nicholson.
Pier SIR chas ~ rrarnp.
Pier s--str Northwestern. str Redonde,
ctr ekarway. ctr Alameda
Pier A-Str Spokane.
Pier n--a,r Admiral B~br,A. SIR Ruth
Alexander.
Pier D--sr President
Seattle ahipbuiidlnE a Drydoek Co.-Mo-
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Chicago Board Of Trade
Chicago Live Stock

saturdays Quotsficnsl
h. I..s.n n IfrA

tNntufdht y QuvtHttonrf
Ucrr-Recoipts, 1900. Market foGese
higher. Top. tlo.ss; bulk OF sales. So. 30
0lo5o; heavy weight. ss,ss@ios 30 !;
medium woiEne si0.tod 1850; light
weight. fl0.4OUi0.55; light lights. 1915
dst0.50. heavy packing sows. $3.50 a
ts.20. packing sows. rough. ss.i0d9.5o,
pigs. sS.b0d10.
Caftie-Rcoeipts 1000. Market steady.
Choice and prime. ts.750s.a0, medium
and good, sf.2Sus.75; common, tsb0 y
.T.:s. good and choice. ssns35. com
mon and medium, t6SbuS. butcher
cattle and heifcrs sb0S; cows sa2Se
81: bulls. stTs.sb: tanners and cutters.
cows and hcifers. t3i5dte5; Gamer
steers ts.3bGs. veal calves. te.25Ge:
feeder steers, ,5,bo97..s. stocker steers,
t5.s5uT. stooksr cows and heifers. 81
Ut6
shccp--Recelpta. 5000 Market steady.
Lambs. st3.2b61e; lsmbs Gull and
common. siO.40dis; yeerlinE wethers.
t11abqt4b0; ewes tT9iO.s5. Gull to
common ewos, $1,000.
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Reported by Wireless

Cline 10 y. m 81 Dat. specified unfess
ethsrwtss noted.
March f.--Aeiorrhip sierra. peiiinr-
ham for San Pedro, 9eT miles south Of
ra,oosh str fofsst king. Seattle for san
DisEo. .t9 miles from SEATTLE str fAbby
&AiHe. fatutAt for Seattle. - miles from
pape F1attsry str nay state. Seattle for
fotohsma. t.tfs miles fr~n seattle str
Pomona Seattle for Yokohama. l.sso
miles from seattle ctr steel Scientist
Shanghai for Port Townsend. i.0es miles
from Cape FtAifsry. ctr Whestisnd Mon
tsDas seattle fer Shanghai i.sss mites
from Seattle. SIR cordovs. CordovA for
Tacoma. go miles from cordovA
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Studebaker Feature
of Exchange Opening

WALL STREET REVIEW
exchange today first lgI. w
and high for the after which sold 1918 key Wheel
Petroleum probably
e an ss 2~ % @ 9snparsa Th recent hFh 81 cam
recent high o. OF the equipments
Off
-
opsning included Southern Rail
up studbaks i07. lee f6sE, Northern
OF "
Mexican Petroleum. ii7&. of ~
Wall street liked judge Garys conditions
precision started The meaning there
p
wohour
Traders inclined To which heavy
which reaehd high the chain s,aeks in good
Al other
but Their. the list Cola
O a iArRe turn
y
Chandler -springed t3A off Amer
0s OFF wooworth is io Kelsey wheel 100 Amer
isA Off fg. on
Pacific. ~
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MONEY TN GRAIN

s12.50 buys Guarantee option on
10000 bushels of wheat OF corn. No
further risk. A movement Of Sc
from Guarantee Price gives you an
opportunity to take $500: &c. $500:
Sc. $500. etc. Write for particulars
and free market letter. Investcv.'
Daily Guide. Southwest Branch.
D~sk I'm, 1904 Baltimore Avo-. kss-
sAs City. Nc.--Adver tiSsxneuI
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Foreign Money Status
NfffuAf turfatfoNsl
Furnished by I.sran q pryun
sic Second Az S<rsffe
GRAIN PRICES
ARE LOWER

CHICAGO March as.-Grain prices
were lower on the Chicago board Of
trade today. Favorable weather
over the wheat belt caused consider
able selling. Demand was light The
trading was duh Provisions were
lower.
Cash wheat-No. : hard. sis1n:
No. hard. si2sta.
May wheat opened off ic at si3is
and closed Off &c. July opened at
sLt7A, off NC. closing down &c
MAY corn opened at bsAc, off &c
and closed Off tLc. July opened at
81 c. off &c. closing off nc.
May oats opened unchanged at SIC.
closing off 4e July opened un-
changed at soc and closed off Nc
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STOCKS AND noNDs

! ACHES. NEAR fESToN. HousE.
barn WE'LL tiTs per year. In ad
vance sunset lifz
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FARMS ron RENT
rINfIlEn IANns

WANT A SMALL LODGING PitoPo-
nition near salt water or railroad.
&. r. SUFFER-
f0tf THIRD AVE MAIN 1888,
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Vessels in Other Ports

Nov rerk.a= March fs--Arrfr~a SIR
ysrtuekten from n~sftle
uAihos-MAFsh .s-Hausd. STR Kfrar
Loeksabach for fsatfia.
San Pedro March ss--Arr4v.d. str
rorh. Linda from Everett. str Virginia.
from seattle afr AdniraI Kohlsy from
Rsaffi.
8An Fsaneisoe-Nsrch ;s--Arrfved. str
Aantrorsry city frosn Seattle. at y. IN
sailed. ctr Pacific for Reattis. at D IN I.
sts fr.d Banter Tor Puget sovod portA.
al u. IN
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Denver Live Stock

NTNFUFHH3 FFUu'"'H'HrF
Cattle.--Rcceipts. 100. Market steady.
steers t6b0GT.T5. cows and heifers.
sBQT.fS, stockors and feeders. sS.sbst
s716. bulls. s2b0W4; calves, ss.SoU
1850.
Uog--Receipts 500. Market. it9.sc
lower. Top. SO; hulk. ts.6o6fo.
shaep-Reecipts, s.T0o. Market steady.
famha. itz.25gt.7S: ewea. s9.25 q
1890. yearifngs. fis2s9l5.
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Caffte--Recsipts. 1. Market nominal
Best steers. s7,6oqs fair TO good
steers. 1875 f7.5o; good to choice COWS
and heifera. t6U6.so: Gamers. ta13.tO.
bulls s4ds.Bo; calves. st6Oul0s0
So Market nominal.
Prime mixed. tii.B0aii.7S: rouEhs.
f77But0. pigs. fli9iI.7s
Sb~ep-Markot nominal HAST OF noun
tain lambs, tis01t; valley lambs, fli
at12. yearlinEs, Son. wcthers. SO 80
Qt1e. swea. t59S.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

(Eaturdsy's Quotationsl
Suxa~--w eak. Raw. ,3.S6; granuiated,
fbi0mb.5o,
Ceffee-No. SPOT Rio. ~ oioe Iii No
4 Santos. IL 4 0lto In
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March ss--ForeiEn es-
change closed firm. Sterling. sass
francs. 50 oso5A lire. so.o5i3H. marks.
to.ooalA y. kronen, to.:i10.
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San Francisco Produce

fNnturdnyt QuotatIonsI
Butfe~-Extras. ssc h, prime ffrsts.
sbIae ID; firstr. sec III.
EEr~-Extras. a7isc dou. ertra firSts.
zee dos. extra pullets, sSho doA
Embarrassed, ale dor.
Cheeso--CaliforniA flats, fancy, -te Id.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
pr4,~~ Pnls by wholesale DeakRl

To shipper
Ducks-Fancy dressed. per n ~ ~
Iva young. per ~ ...----- y
Broii~r~-is.:. / n. and over ~
Heavy breeds ....----.-.---- -
Springs. over ma .----.--- ~
H<ns--L4se. 4 MS and % $500 -
Nd. live. ~ TO "A ma -
light live. to ~ Ms II
ce~~s-- Dressed. per n. .------ $50 ~
Live. fat. per n. -...--.---. ~
Beisi.n Hsxe~-Iive per NJ -
Dressed ...s..a.ss-s - 49, -
Tsrkeys-Fansy try picked ~
Live to Is ms ..-.------- ~
aoossers--oid. live. per D. II
Choice. urnt ..------- ne ~
UeNyy. fancy ...-. ITO II
etAr.. heavy ..--.. 80 .os
Fane~. se-i.e 10. -.---- 40 rs
Light. 500 fos. ...-.....-.. .ct0 IL
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RAINIER VALLEY BARGAINS

RAINIER VALLEY BARGAINS
Tho buds are out and the birds
are here. DO TODAY what
you have been promising
yourself ever since you were
married. We have homes, all
sizes. all prices. Any kind
OF terms.
IL 600 rooms; electricity:
water: lot 60xt2s: ~ bearing
fruit trees. $50 cash.
st.9b0--t rooms, electricity
aud water. 60xi00. Hillman
city. 5000 cash.
1880 rooms; IA acres.
COW: chickens; 30 bearing
fruit trees. $500 cash.
s2.2sO-4-room modern bum
galow; lot 75Tt26 garage;
Beautiful place $3.50 cash.
f2.25O-s rooms ana bath. ]
acre finest garden soil; fruit
$500 cash.
Mr.. Marsh. 1914 Ferdinand ST
(Columbia) Rainier 0022.
GEO A. SPENCER e. co.
Main office. Hinckley Bldg.
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nra mnINra

DIES MONIES
HrGHLfNE BOULEVARD TRACTS
Rich alder land: just surveyed and
ataked into ~. ; and 5-acre
tracts We are closing out these
fine tracts at prices that make
them positively
THE BEST BUY ON THE
BOULEVARD
acres. with 40 feet frontage.
$1,000. az acres. a fine corner
tract. over 400 feet frontage.
$1,000. "a acres. gao feet 'front.'
age. 1900. 8 acres. close 20 boule-
ward. overlooking Sound. $3.50. az
acres. near beach. with fine spring
creek. 1850; very easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. 1908 5rd Az.
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WILL SACRIFICE 7-Ro0M HOUSE
in 400 block on Maiden ave; hot
air heat, full basement Tsrms.
Elliott s7ss.
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Local Markets
VEGETABLES


Artiebskes-Psr don ......... .Ase0f.rs
Asparagus per n. ...... 80
ussss Green. E7a-. per n. $40 -
ne~ss-Tocai. sack .......--... z.ss
BrcoooIi--or.. half Gratis .--.- .i.is0s.bs
CAbbaEs-caL ...s.-....---. .eah0 ~
Carrot. -Tocai per sack ...... 1.ts
tsuiifiewes-cai., haif-ersts .t.eod1zt
frlery erafs ....s.s-...stoau'
CoeuHbsrs Cal. doz.. e90s.ts
Local. hothouss. per DOR .9ssuSsg
fEE Plant FLORIDA. per N. ~
taFbf-Fsf ID. sssssssssssss.ss -
f~ftnes-imp. Val. per crate 500.
Local Leaf. per ersts. ........ 10
opions-or.. yellow. per n. .stW %
Cal brown .+s.ss.... .-.---- klV %
Yakima spanish ............. 80
Onion Ssfs-Or., per n. ..----. gro .es
Parsley Cal. dor. bunohes 80. 81
Prpp~rs Florida .............. -fe1 80
Potafoes--Locai white ton $50 q 1t.o1
Yakima Gems. fancy graded. .oee
No. I Eradsd ......s...... 1900 ssef
Cellar sweets. Cal. N. .... .eth0 %
Arkansas yams. bushst crate .z1L Obs
Louisiana 1.rns bush hamper f.bs
Hadishe--Cai.. don. bunehes o. ~
fu,absrb--fsoeai bothouss. ..... -i1n ~
Cal. to-b. Dor .s...+.t.....seo Wb'ss
Hntabsxss- wash. sack ...i7bUles
Spinner WaIia WAiiA. Gratis. .Lssat.es
sprouts-Per n. ..........-... ~
raussb--Ifubbayd .......--..-- 90
remato~. log ..---- tes
furnlps-I>so.L sack .....----- lbs
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POULTRY AND MEATS
price, Paid Wholesale Dealers

Dueks--press<d. per ~ N
H~Ds-DreHred. heavy, n. AZ
Dressed. light. N. .------... go -
Live. heavy, 70. ...-...-----. -
Lave. light. 10. ..--..-------- -
SprinEs dressed ......--.--- IS
Broliers-Dresscd. per 10. 80
Geese Dressed. per N. 30
rurkcys-Faney dressed. N. - az
1--we. fancy .....-%---.--.--. ~
Belgian Hare>-L4ve. per b---- ~
Dressed -
Csws-couutry dressed NJ eco IL
Hox.-Fanry block .......----- is0 ~
yeaI-Fancy light 1880 Iso IL
Medium dressed -- .lig IL
HEAVY. coarse .-- .es0 Ii
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Alaska Vessels

rsburE-sAreh fs--sAfisd. str
ksts ihA n-NaFrh .s-A4ilea. str
Princes. NAT. south beufsd. ct - m
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
Nhols~ai~ Pricra


F1cur--ram- pat. t-t's. city delt.ssoses
sngar-cane. per c~t ......-- s-se
Beet. per cwt- ...-......-.s- so
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AUCTION NOTICES
REAt. ESTATE AUCTION
SIMPSON AUCTION CO.
Main ffiS

SIMPSON AUCTION co.
Main ffis
1851 Pine 81
-Seattis's Reliable Auetione~rs-
On sunday, March &c. We viii self
prompt at i!s0 y. IN. five lots. siHe
sosise feet. on top OF Columbia
Park Addition. These five lota are
the finest view lots In Seattle,
overlooking Rainier valley and
Lake Washington all improve
ncnta paid, taxes paid for this
year. In order 60 reach these lots.
take Rainier ave. ear, set off at
sstS Rainier ave. at f.atitia- These
lots sold Tor 1900 apiece In 1910.
and will be sold on. by one, sbso-
tuteiy TO the highest bidder,
Prompt az I o'clock We will sell
for the same owner three lots.
tsHxfse feet enc by emo. at the
corner Of Stat and Hudson ~. This
district IL we'll built. and all eight
of these lots should be n good In
vestment for any working man
In order 20 reach these lots, take
Rainier valley car. transfer 20
G~nraee car, ride 60 end Of limo,
walk enc block north You will
see slEns at both sales Terms
ope-half cash. balance 90 be ar.
ranged AZ - interest. These are
very fine Investments, and We ad-
wise you 90 attend this sails.
SIMPSON AUCTION co.
MAIN aftk
ifef Pine 81
"'S~attie's Reliable Aurtione~rr-
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ACREAGE
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER

PURE MOUNTAIN WATER
rfped from the snow line. supplies
summit View Farms. You do not
have 20 dig hole on the edge Of
your chicken yard and buy a
pumping system" The water ~
provided for your use for all pgr-
poses.
CHEAP. COMFORTABLE
TRANSFORMATIONS
To IN. best pay roll city on the
Found. and telephone, paved road.
electric light and good schools.
with FULL GROWN cooperation
at the state Experiment Station
only 10 minutes ride
s FERTILE. LEVEL ACRES
with cleared on each b-acr- tract,
Hurrou ndcd by good money MAX In <
HOMES owned BY progressive, In
tenaive Attle farmers. excellent
mountain view. perfect air drain
age. This Ia
THE PLACE TO MAKE MONEY
And return to the real comforts OF
life in the open. Genuine home
surroundings and Independence.
our plan ~ 40 simple that all Ad-
init II satisfies. You don't need a
lot Of money. Call Elliott 3To3
before 10 o'clock sunday morning.
Big. comfortable cars to take you
where intensive farming pays. You
can do better HERE LET'S CO
TODAY.
ELECTRIC LOGGING CO. Inc.
A. n. TODD. Mgr.
Two-sixtsen Marion St
ELLIOTT a703
The Beat Costs Less
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ONLY ONE LETT

ONLY ONE LETT
An the t6xi50-foot lots that we had
for sale on California ave. be-
tween Juneau and Raymond SITS .
have been sold except one. The
price IL $3.50. which means im-
provements In and paid. including
paving. water. sewer and street
grade. A.,
Big 51-foot lot by 100. IN me Fstr-
mount Addition: street grade. CO
ment sidewaikA water in and paid.
Party wants cash. but might take
half cash.
SMALL HOUSE BARGAIN
With big s0Kll0-foot garden lot. all
Erubbed and cleared small amount
of furniture. win sell for $3.50
cash and $40 per month. including
interest Price only slfgO.
f2.2b0
t-room modern California bungalow
full cement basement; short
blocks from California ave. paved
streets and ear line. 1850 cash
and $50 per month. including in
TO INVESTIGATE
Take Fnuntieroy car. No. 2. on First
ave. to our branch office at
juneau st. or phone West 01g5.
IL s. TURNER REAL ESTATE co.
50a IIoge Bldg. Annex.
Phone Main 24s2.
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HERE IS A GOOD BUY

HERE rs A GOOD BUY
In that highly improved district
east OF Kent A fine corner tract
Of aces. all level: deep. rich
loan soil: now 5-room cottage;
large barn: chicken house; bear
ing orchard: l acre straw berries.
2 acres loganbcrries: an attractive
location. and very attractive
price. We are authorized. for n
short time only. to Hell this place
RoBEitT MALTBY CO. 1908 ard Az.
OWNER WILL SELL 2 ACRES
best soil; highly cultivated. sub
irrigation: 5-roon house. garage.
barn, poultry house. So fruit trees
shrubs and small fruits. COW; fur
niture. Everything goes. . miles
south from Seattle limits. Handy
20 school f2.700. " taken quickly.
Sacrifice. Phone Elliott 5lS9-M
A-ACHE LAKE BURIEN, $500
cash. balance siT.Tb n month Call
owner. Elliott fSsl.
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