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, 1923-06-20
Three NeU SchOc!
Directors Elected

The annual election 70 rthe pur-
pose of electing directors was held at
the High School on Monday after
noon, with a fair number of interested
persons present. Mrs. Evelyn Ward
and Howard F. Bell we're elected as
directors for the three year term, and
Lloyd Buchanan was elected to fill
the unexpired term of Mrs. Laura
, 1923-06-20
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Rarry Williams, Freddie Sayles, Ty-
,or Bronson and Lou Ericsson motor
cd to Billings on Tuesday.
G. D. Wiggenhorn of Billings was
visiting with his sister, Miss Elsie
Wiggenhorn on Friday.
E. D. (Phonograph) Jones was at
tending to business matters in Cody
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Powers of
Relic Fouche, So. Oak. were guests
at the Irma on Monday.
Alfred E. Lyle a prominent con-
tractor from Billings vas in Cody on
Monday.
Miss Cynthia Lindsey left Cody on
Saturday for Cheyenne where she has
n responsible position in one of the
large law offices in that city.
Mrs. Gus Thompson has taken the
agency of a large life insurance com
pany and will represent it in this
territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goff and Amor
Moore started for California by motor
on Tuesday morning with the inten-
ton of making their future home
somewhere in that state.
L. C. Freeman met a large black
bear on the road into Sunlight last
week. As he had no gun and the
bear was in no hurry about leaving,
he did not linger to quarrel with him.
Ivan Waugh has been in town for
several days waiting for his partner,
Ted Thompson, who is bringing their
cattle in to pasture in Sunlight for
the summer.
Ted Thompson arrived in Cody on
Monday and will be busily engaged
for some time looking after some
horses and cattle that he will endeav-
or to dispose of.
DR.. and Mrs. R. C. Trueblood, Miss
Bula Trueblood and Dallas Watson
of Norton, Kansas spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Trueblood cabin
and made a short trip into the Park.
Misses Marion and Esther Doores
arrived in Cody on Monday from
Idaho where they have been attend
ing school, and will go to their home
in Meeteetse for the summer.
Rear Admiral r. H. Jackson of
Washington, ID. c. accompanied by
Mrs. Jackson and Miss Cluveries
spent Sunday in Cody, leaving by
motor for a trip through Yellowstone
Park on Monday.
DR.. Whitlock of the Powell hospi-
tai, and Mrs. Nina Kerper were mar
ried in Red Lodge last Tuesday after
which they went to the formers
cabin on North Fork on a short honey
noon.
Orion Neff returned to Cody last
Saturday from Santa Anna, California
where he has been athletic coach for
the Polytechnic school in that city.
Mr.. Neff motored through in his
classy "bug" over the Lincoln High
way and reports the roads to be in
very good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southworth B. Free
man, who have been visiting for sew
eral weeks with the L. C. Freeman
family, started on Sunday morning on
the return trip to their home in Morris
town, New Jersey. A few days ago
Mr.. Freeman suffered a severe burn
when he tried to remove the radiator
cap from a steaming radiator.
, 1923-06-20
MONSTER TROUT
UPSETS
IN LEWIS LAKE

Trouble seems to have marked H.
C. Sanborn for its own of late. First
he gets in the calaboose on account
of a dispute with the town marshal
over his loose horses; then a tick bites
him and lays him low; barely recover
ed from tick-fever, n fifteen pound
trout pulls him overheard in Lewis
Lake in a snow storm last Sunday
and nearly browns him. Home is the
place for Harry.
The party which consisted of San
born, Chas. Stump, Chas. Workman,
VIM. Eenniger, Otto and Bobbie Koe-
mig and Il. s. Crandall of Billings,
went up on Saturday and came back
Sunday. They reported n catch Of 20
fish, the largest of which was the
trout caught by Sanborn and which
upset the boat when he was rowing
TO shore to land il.
The party did its fishing mostly in
snow storms which were continuous.
, 1923-06-20

Van Horn for one year.
The teachers who will serve for the
coming term that were on the faculty
last term are, Misses Martha Nuckols,
Sue Whalen, Irene Henderson, Ruby
Mcbride and Irma Dragoo. Three
others were elected, but declined for
various reasons.
Advertise in the Enterprise.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
Race Classic to
Produce Bra nd
New Speed Mark
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 27.-Thc
average life of q track record these
lays is short wheI' a few veteran
pilots start buzzing around a speed
way.
Tommy Milton yesterday broke
! he previous record of l22 3-5 miles
san hour set by Harry Hartz when
he tore around the track at Beverly
bowl in a trial test az the dizzy
peed of 1913 miles per hour. Milton
,Dn three different occasions made
his same speed, proving that it was
l IL no way an accident. s.a
The Kansas City contender, Har-
an Fenglar, not to be ortdone, ex-
|hibited plenty of speed, when in
two laps he averaged the former
record Of Harry Hartz, completing
the circuit in So 35 seconds in his
Made Special.
Martin De Alzaga, champion
South American pilot, i'll all proba-
lbility will not be, able to compete
In the motor battle on Thanksgiving
Day. De Alzaga is minus ear, hav-
ing turned it over to Leon Duray on
the strength of purchasing a Fuller
machine. Miller had the car ready
but it is said, De Alzaga was unable
to produce the money.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
1928 SEASON. OF
FOOTBALL IS THE
BEST EVER Seen
Establishes Itself AS u. S.
FavOrite College
Sport

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--The frost
fnges of early winter will carry
he echo of & few more booming
lunts. shril' whistles. sure victory
and then football takes its long
heep with The alarm clock set for
she fall of '24.
It's rest should be as peaceful as.
baby s. Football is established
eyond question as by far the most
opular of Intercollegiate sports.
The season now drawing to !.
lose found:
/. Greater crowds than ever at
ending even the early games, so
hat stadiums proved entirely in.
.dequated to care for them. More
han a million persons attended the
bitter games each Saturday.
2. The games popularity in the
yest and southwest surprising all
Expectations, with new champion
hip groups forming and new chal-
.,ngers for intersectional titles APP
caring from hitherto strange gridi-
Ions.
3. Gate receipts delighting the
carts of undergraduate managers
nd making possible long trips to
.ettle moot que lions of suprc-
lacy in 1924.
4. The new game, as fixed by
ules of 1923, presenting a pleasing
.pectacle, calling for all around dew
!opment with both speed and
prawn necessities to success and
providing. few fatal injuries despite
he unprecedented number Of games.
5. No team able to rest on ear
" season laurels but required to
light through to its closing game to
protect its slate, with upsets nu-
snerous and unexpected. 's}
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
Mrs. Whitney to
Enter Her Noted
Horses in Races
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
I'll JUANA, Mex, Nov. 27-Some
of the finest horseflesh known to
the American turf will he on hand
Thanksgiving day to start in r;
Juana' s 10O-day track season, it be-
came known here today when part
of Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney S
entries were announced.
Rialto, Moonrakcr,, ,. Cherry Pie,
Untidy, Exodus and Others of the
noted sportswoman famous Green
tree stable will be among those
present. Mrs. Whitney's horses
since April have won approximate
ly $1S0,000 in purses.
Scott Harlan, - Mrs. Whitney S
trainer, is expected to send Gallant
man, Moonrakef, Romping Home
and several three year olds to the
coast this week for the I'll Juana
races. Galantman has beaten some
of the smartest performers in the
east this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
OFF TO CHICAGO
TO DECIDE JUST
WHO'S THE HEAD

Los ANGELES, Nov. 27.s-Off to
Chicago is the cry among coast
league basebal15 mngnafes who are
preparing today to attend on Deceni
Der 10, one of the. most important
meetings Of minor league chiefs
ever held.
William Mccarthy still claiming
the league presidency, visited herr.
Monday, comforting with Ed. Maier,
owner of the Vernon Club and one,
Of his three supporters. Mccarthy
is going to the meeting to make.
the b:.terest fight Of his<eareer TO.
retain the $4,000 year job as.
president of. the league after being.
deposed at the Catalina meeting. ssS
Harry a. Williams, nanfed prc-
sident by the big five ~ will~ieaNe'
next Sunday,;a accompanied. ybv~9scrfl
Reichow. manager Of the Angels;
Wade Killefer and Charlie Lock-
ard, Seattle owners, and Marty,
Krug. Del Howard, Oakland chief,
and Fred Clarke win leave Saturday.
Until the muddle is settled, if
members of the t@big five want
any more waivers they will forward
their request to Williams, who VIII
send them to Farrell.
About 40e spontsmen will honor
Williams, asgpresident at a banquet
here Fridaysalight.
Many notables viii be present at
the banquet. The speakers will ifi-
clude Fred, Clark, George Sister,
Frank Chance, sGriffith Jones,
Mayor Cryer, Frank Wiggins, Joe
Scott J. H.s Patrick, Will TraegeL
Irish Meusel, Bob Meusel and. Rogs
er Horlfsby.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
Hawaii Arrives
For Rose Bowl :
Clash Thursday
by United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Nov. 27.-The Uni
versity of Hawaii football team
which is TO meet Pomona college, at
the Rose bowl, on Thanksgiving
Day, arrived IN Pasadena today
where it will work out a time or
two preceding the, holiday clash.
Coach Klum, of Hawaii, witness
ed the game last Saturday between
Occidcnt and Pomona, which the.
latter won. The Island coach was
very favorably impressed with the,
showing made by the Pomona clev-
en-, saying that. 1896 was lucky to
get off with only one score against
them
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
ELECTS HAWKINS
| j. s. E. FOOTBALL
| CAPTAIN OF 1924
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27.--John
Hawkins, University of Southern
california football left guard, was
receiving the congratulations of his
fellow students today following his
election last night as captain of the
1924 grid squad.
Hawkins, former Fullerton high
school boy, has put in two excellent
years on the Trojans squad, and his
election was reward for his work as
the fastest man on the team.
Captain Chct DoIlcy, quarterback,
was awarded the David -Tesche
medal, given each year to the man
who was the greatest inspiration to
the team.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
SPORT TABLOIDS

SAN ANTONIO-Lloyd '1iefling
was under arrest here today charged
with flying an airplane while in.
toxicated. Ieflilg's machine crash
ed into d tree when he alighted.
MILWAUK EE.-Edward Drier,
taxicab driver, stretching himself
after little nap, stretched 4 bit
TOO far and disiocatcd his shoulder.
Hc was taken to hospital, where
the bone was snapped back into
place.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

FOR SALE-Head milo maise. D.
L. Russell Ranch, 2 miles south
of McCabe school. "a 81 80 l 4
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
'TODAY'S WANT ADS

3RATES-The rate Ior instrting
Prepaid Classified CT Liner Adver-
,tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per word each inser'
tiop, if paid in advance. Minimum
charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
Lost or Found
For Sdle-Real Estate

FOR'SALE OR RENI-Housc on
8 acre tract. See owner. Deloz-
Ter Furniture Store-5S6 Main.
loft
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

ANY ONE being able to give in
formation regarding car or per
son hitting boy on Fourth neat
Vine, Wednesday, 4:30 p. m.
please communicate with sheriff s
office or A. N. Downs, FL Centre
Rte 2, Box l15. oats
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

WAINTED--Married man to work
on ranch. G. II. Cannon. 210 So.
Imperial Ave, Imperial. 27t2
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

Also 40 acres in Grapes, near
Fresno. No better land in the
vicinity. Only $500 mortgage
Want clear Imperial Valley
Ranch for equity.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
For SaLe-MiScezf1neOiis

FOR SALErPacking eases and
empty boxes. 572 Main st. Ell
Centre. B. 2. Hemeon. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

lay FOR SALE-Aboats Is tons
bpled hay and Is tons loose on
r;act, i'm towrrsite. ot--El ecntro.
for sale, At Oregon Hotel today
only A. l.. Bliss. 27t1
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
The Weather

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VI
UNlTL: Fair, moderately warm
weather tonight and Wednesday.
-saas-a-a-at
FOR SOUTHERN CNITFORNIA:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

FOR SALE--Klondike strawberry
plants, first class condition. X.
Kakita, Rte 3, Box 1904. S miles
west of Ell Centro and IA miles
seuth. 22t1S
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
!, g.. tG.. r.:..s ., .4s
3 FOR EXCHANGE
+ :: ~
LONG BEACH FOR
a:@G go 81, y -s.. L4,'
!. IMPERIAL VALLEY

.f %N3l. II &,.3e ~. ..-... s
Have three, close in Stucco Flats, on
corner lot. AL property. Will
stand strictest investigation. Want
lear, strictly first class Imperial
VALLEY Ranch, worth $4,000 fo,
3. equity. b., .|Ea. 49, ", . 49,
.5 .A."3.f% = tse't .. -
= = = -
- .iA1o., .-.a---rv-T-- la..s fe. r9-. r.. 4.
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= 5'@:..t 81. .t'',j Is
80 ss-,r:.. - -.
Atlantic Avenue Bungalow Court
/; of stueco construction. Near the
4 high school. Income $500 per
month. Equity $4,000. Want clear
Imperial Valley Ranch. -.r..,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
FJr Rent-City Property

FOR RENT-Close in, furnished
room with sleeping porch, for 2
gentlemen. 5S3 Brighton Ave.
20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

FOR SAIiE-Victor and u records.
Cheap. 54S Broadway. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

ELMER d. AUSTIN
Owners Agent, with
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-Ap,
artment court, II furnished apts.,
near Barbara Worth Hotel, good
income. Price. $4,000, $500 win
handle, Bal, easy storms. South
west corner of Eighth and Or
ahgc. Will exchange for San
Diego, l.. A., Santa Ana, Etc.
What have you? Mrs. M. gR,
skinner, 520 North Grand,
Orange, Cal. I'm - 27t6
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
For SGLe--AurOs

FOR SALE-Holt T-35 tractor, Al
condition. Used about three
months. viii sell at bargain,
as must dispose of at once. In-
quire G. Ellis West, care Imper-
ial County Farm Bureau, 645
Main Street, FL Centric. 22t4
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
Special Notice

YOUR OPPORTUNETY-Los An.
geles garage lease and business,
for sale, downtown location, long,
low rent, splendid equipment,
bears investigation, storage more
than pays rent, owner leaving for
England, must sell. Employing
3 to 4 men, priced to sell. $4,000.
Half cash viii handle. Write or
wire Mr.. Cooper, 643 S. San Ped
no ST., Los Angeles, Cal. 24t9
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27
For Remit aTvt Lands

FOR RENT--Tract Sc township lG
Range -, containing 263 acres
All or part on shares or cash.
e. Deanc Smith, Hotel Serrcnt ),
2 Seattle, Wash 22t30
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-27

FOR SALH--15 good dairy cows,
nearly all fresh. Cheap, on G. IL.
Cannon ranch, 3 miles east Of I'M
-, perial. " 27t2
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FINANCIAL

for sale. all sizes. II
y. Hlhck. 100 1871. IA Ht-aiG2.
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NEw cowEN pARK HON

ON RENT TERMS
MODERN 0 ROoMs-I.ARGE ATTIC
CLOSE TO CAt-SCHOOLS
We offer you exceptional opportun-
ity 10 get away from high rent.
own your own new home, This
modern homo We are authorized
10 sell on very easy cash payment
and monthly payments Ike rent,
large floor plan, giNinK large
light and cheerful rooms, extra
large iivinE room. fun cement
basement furnace, lot ttNi0s.
drive and garage. In good district
and convenient 20 Roosevelt High,
grade schools aud two car lines,
Investigate this today. Call Us. We
have the key and are exclusive
agents. Iohnston-H hrtis Co. 18th
aud Meridian. ME trae-00t3,
ME lrae-Q0sT. Open evenings and
Sunday.
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Queen Anne

Tvo $500 ~ fs.'s,y1t,g o"y ,a,,,-
plcted. with lots go by 100 hot air
furnace. hardwood floors, French
doors, etc. living room. bed
rooms. bath and cabinet kitchen
with nook, For appointment phone
c-B. MA in-7i54.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
the SANDS PLAN

THE SANDS PLAN"
ENVELOPE TELLS THE TRUTH
1898 was the biggest year
We over had, We sold "a
many cars the first six
months OF 1928 as we sold
the whole year OF 1929,
We are not the only people
doing good business, Me
believe all others are doing
relatively as we'll
Tho country Is In good
shape. the Northwest and
Seattle particularly. People
no longer liaten with men,
tai rolish 20 taiA 81 bad
business, Business is good
We are going ahead. Are
You going With u.s.
1889 Liberty Touring
1922 lewctt Touring
1898 ltupmohilr Roadster
1892 Hupmohile Coupe
1899 Chandler Touring
1918 Franklin touring
1921 Buick Touring
1891 Buick Sedan
sTuDEBAKERs
1889 Big six Sedan
1871 Big Six Touring
1899 Special Six Touring
1890 Special six Touring
1891 Special Six Roadster
1891 Special SIX chummy
Sport
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1915 EAST PIKE. EA st-o9oi.
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n FOR SALE-ACREAGE
40 rHE NAN VIC WANTS 4

10 Tile MAN WHO WANTS 4
HOME
We positively have and can prove
TO yop III you Will take the time
90 ride Out 20 CathcArt with IA and
let ua show you a wonderful soil
which viii grow any Kind OF gar.
don truck you put Ia the ground
without irriEating or any trouble
Whatsoever. Beautiful scenic
homes, built on plans you may
select We would like TO have
you talk with some Of our salts
fled buyers that wo have built
homes Tor. And then satisfy your.
rolf as 10 the merits OF this soil
and our methods Of doing buAi-
ncss, We viii positively prove 10
you, for the same money you are
paying In rent, We VIII place you
In your own home, 800 20 5000
down, $40 60 SO per month. Our
cars leave on the even hour from
bsia University way Take car
No. 10. get off az 18th. and our
saleHmen Will gladly show you
these wonderful homes
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ACRES near Foster free and clear,
all improved: electric lights: hot
and cold water: bath; all good
buildings. $4,000; trndo for city
home UP TO $4,000 first payment.
owner, OBS, Star.
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GO FOR SALTWATER
FRONT

10. 30 or 40 acres water front, with
beach. A real beauty spot;
nicely tlmbcred. and lies ideal
for private camps or re-
sorts: located In beautiful hnrbor
on Sound, near Seattle, with good
transportation. Exceptional buy.
a. a. Bnkcr. 1853 Empire Bldg
MA in-bT01,
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Queen Anne Bungalow

1890 Terms. 4 dandy b-ronm bun-
salpw, on boulevard, and con-
Nonlcnt 20 cars ana school, level
lot; concrete basement; hot AIR
furnace with water coils; all
rooms large. and OF usual arrange.
ment. all In perfect condition. and
hardwood floura. large flrcplacei
French doors. sanitary tubs ehbs
met kitchen. etc. This 10 a real
snnp For appointment call E.b.
MA in.7i9t.
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DENNY i-ton: pneumatic tires: elce-
trio LIGHTS and atarter: good shape,
VIII consider part trade and give
good terms Write l. Fischer,
ais W, Graham st., for further
Information,
MACK SIs-ton. completely over
hauled; fina tires; with or without
logging hunks and Universal
trailer Terms Cali VIZ st-lats,
GMc ts-ton dump, Will sell az y,
or VIII repair az cost WIZ trade
part and give good terms. Cali
WE at-ta4R.
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Stocks Offered

t9tOChS OllbIGu
5 United Hotels units =. $4,000
Omit comprises pfd..
CONF
1000 Idaho Gold & Ruby .. OF
5000 Beacon Coal Mines $3.50. .02 u
20 Commonwealth Fin. pfd. $500
10000 Anderson Bros. Inc. >. .Oi y
1000 Western Smelling & Especial
5000 Trojan oil. Cal 1900. .0ih
$50 DhviA Car .............. ~
5000 Red Desert OIL .4. 06
wANTED--western wall Board.
Success Ming. Marsh Cons.
Rotary Pillow, Best Lock.
c. j. Steeple
tis Cherry st. MA ln-5sss.
Note offering United Hotels units.
Company operating II first class
hotels. and will operate Olympic
Hotel. Seattle. when completed,
Pfd. stock PAYS 10.
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.......s..s...4. BARUAIN
1000 Wichita Royalty ... .22n
9b Western Auto Sup. com.i3.00
MONEY ADVANCED on STOCKS
ii6 Columbia St. Just orr end Ave.
Ground Floor Tel. FL iot-6fss.
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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
Root Bros Specials

THIS KEATS THEM ALL
LARGE. MODERN ROOMS
Level. l4xl0O LOT
Fine. large shade trees. nbund-
Rnco OF expensive shrubs. fruit
and berries: homo h Just Ike
new. with light finished floor
tiled fireplace. new lighting
fixtures OF latest deHign:
peach OF n kitchen with lots
OF cabinets and competition
drain; nifty bath. breakfast
room. basement. furnace anu
laundry. garage. THE PRICE
is ONLY sa.S50. and the terma
arc very easy. BEST BUY IN
LINCOLN HIGH DISTRICT.
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Seattle Everett-S1.5 800

Five acres; house, barn. shed. fruit
one-minutc walk 60 lntcrurban; .
wells 10 feet deep; some furniture
n L. oLLlNGER CO, Empire Bldg
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HERE.s wHAr YOU'VE wAITED

HERE WHAT YOU'VE WAITED
FOR; BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
BUNGALOW
ONLY $500 DOWN AND $50
MONTHLY
This Is as coy and home-lika
as you could wish. both tho
homo and the furnishings
JUST LIKE NEW. one % those
nifty little places that makes
pleasing Impression on
everyone that SEES II, SO WE
KNOW IT WILL SELL
QUICKLY. There Is n $3.50
overstuffed living room set.
expensive rugs. oak library
table. swell bedroom sets.
dainty curtains ane drspeH ~
best quality. new steel range
IN kitchen. fireplace. book
cases. built-in buffet. swell
lighting fixtures. cabinet kit
chen. nook. basement. laun.
dry. etc. alley. corner lot. we'll
located north OF Woodland
park. IT'S a DANDY. YOU'LL
HAVE TO HURRY.
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Slightly Used Cars can be pur-
chased at bargain prices by watch
ing the Want Ad columns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-14

Slightly Used Cars can be pur-
chased ut bargain prices by watch
ing the Want Ad columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-14

OWNER sAcRiFicEs HEAvILY
Seeing Is believing. Lot us show you
you the biggest buy In this whole
section. a strictly modern BUN
GALOW. . rooms and bath: OAK
FLOORS; FIREPLACE. oceans OF
met kitchen with NOOK; cement
basement. FURNACE: laundry:
gas. Drive and garage. Finished
In ivory. Priced for days only
NJ $4,000. Terms Don't delay on
this. Let's goi
McNETT REALTY co, REALTORS
1921 Wallinglord Aye: MI lroso- 1906
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Five-Room Cottage
wALL1NaroRp SPECIAL.

DWNLH Viii SAIKIFIJE
MAKE AN OFFER
A neat, sweet little BUNGALOW OF
Z rooms and bath. cabinet kitchen.
cement basement; nice level lot, In
lawn and flowers; choice location:
to be sold at once, regardless OF
price. Make your terms. Lot us
have an offer. Possession at once.
It's pick up. Step on the gas
" you want this snap.
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nfAnRoNA
SOUTH OF CITY

SOUTH OF CITY
Garden tract, 40x2Ts. best OF soil.
all In fruit and garden: i-room
modern bungalow; bedrooms;
all rooms extra large. good
bath room. built-in features:
house is double constructed.
lathed and piastered. electric
lights, telephone, water; first
class garage. electric lighted.
This property Is on paved high
way, near school. 2 blocks
from transportation: / u miles
from city limits. Price St.T50:
$3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month.
IL. X. THOMAS & co, INC.
1920 Third Ave. Ell lot l42.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-14
Star Want Ads Have Proven to Seattle Advertisers Real Results
CT FOR sALE-ACREAGE


ACRES
PART CLEARED AND FENCED
Here IN chHnec for you 70 get 3
acres like finding H. Electric light
and water. Tho best soil that can
bc found only $3.50. g25 cash.
balance 1850 monthly.
THE W, y. MORSE co.
41G I,rnry bldg ell lot. AGab
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IS STOCKS AND BONDS

SCAN Amer. Bk. warrants pur-
chased. 302 Amer. Bk. Bldg.