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Evening star., 1923-03-02
VERSFLACE
"Vain Longings. !"

Today suddenly felt blue. I
thought: Dear me! I'm getting old.
and certain things I'll never do. For
instance, seek for hidden gold. Nor
will I ever learn to skate. oh, how
I've longed to waltz on ice. But now,
alas, il is too late, and watching
med the snow on skis, and vet I'VE
had this great desire; but I'm too
wobhly on my knees, 1 dare not to
such feats aspire. 4 Shower" has
never drenched my house-you know
the kind of shower / mean, when,
quiet as the well-known mouse, ones
friends arrive all unforeseen. One
brings a strainer for the sink; an
other one a biscuit cutter; a measur-
contraption for the butter. But no,
q Shower" I've never had, nor graced
float" In royal state. No wonder
I at times fee! sad. and write a verse
agin' my fatel
WHHEIMInCA 9CITrH
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Love Letters That Made History
BY JOSEPH KAYE.

His love letters to Fanny are gems
or loving expression, though their
delicacy and figured phrases have
caused stronger men to accuse Keats
OF being effeminate. One OF these
letters follows:
ASK yourself, my love, whether
you are not very cruel to have so
entrammeled me, so destroyed my
freedom. Will you confess this IN
the letter you must write immedi-
ately and do all you can to console
me In it? Make it rich as q draught
or happiness to intoxicats me; write
the sofest words and kiss them, that
at least may touch my lips where
yours have been. For myself, 1 do
not know how to express my devo-
ton to so fair a form. l want a
brighter word than bright a falrer
word than fair j almost wish we
were butterflies and lived but three
summer days. Three such days with
you / could hil with more delight
than nifty common years could ever
contain"
{Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1923-03-02

a week after her quarrel with him
over that young Mouse. Then she
caught just a glimpse Of him and
had happened to glance up in an old
apple tree just as Spooky dfsap-
peared in a hole in the trunk of that
tree. All that Black Pussy saw was
Spooky's rather short tail as he dis
Rlack Pussy didn't recognize that
disanpearing tail. To her it was
simply the tail of a bird. 1t had dis
anneared in a hole in that tree. Of
course, that meant that the bird was
in that hole. Black Pussy's yellow
ewes glowed with eagerness. MOT e
tban once, I am sorry to say, had
Black Pussy found the homes OF
Evening star., 1923-03-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
DRUGGIST q Bit Confused.


You recommend using citrate OF
soda in a solution for dressing boils.
tried several druggists. who said
they would not sell II, as It is a
deadly poison.-G. L.
Answer-Either the druggists mis-
understood what you asked for or
they were g. singularly uniformed
lot. Citrate Of soda Is really less
"poisonous". than epson salts. The
wors. fleet 1t can produce is purga-
tion, if taken internally in consid-
erable doses. Citrate OF soda was
formerly used as an alkali In modify
ing milk for infant feeding (lirne
water, milk of magnesia or perhaps
a cereal water is generally preferred
today. So you see it can't be so
very deadly" Notwithstanding the
peculiar notions OF your druggists,
thousands OF persons are taking
citrate Of soda freely as q home
remedy for acute coughs and colds
and expressing themselves N pleased
with the results.
fOop.riGhk 1Sz8A
Evening star., 1923-03-02

that the endowment of motherhood
could be worked? That would give
women a moro dignified and secure
position"
'sR. L. c."
A good many people have asked that
same question, r. L. c. States and
nation have discussed and are dis
cuSsing it. 1t is one of the most i'm
portant tenets of socialism. Prob
ably it's a good measure, but have
you considered what it would in
volva? Federal endowment of mother
hood would naturally mean federal
supervision of the children. If the
taxpayers of the country are going to
pay your bills they have a perfect
light to see how you spend their
money. Some of that supervision
snight be intelligent, and helpful,
l,ut-? Politics being what they
are, we'd probably have ex-barkeep-
ers telling us how to mix the modi-
1ied milk for the baby. I have known
ax-barkeepers who were experts on
modified milk. But have also
known those who were not,
No, I'm not Joking, r. L. G. I'm try
SEE 20 put thiA matter on @ oomnsn-
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Black Pussy Discovers
Sp0oky'S Home.
This much 10 true beyond . doubt:
Some things are better not found out.
-RlHck Pussy.

Black Pussys disappointment over
not catching that young Mouse didn't
discourage her in the least. She
continued to prowl around in the Old
Orchard. She felt quite sure that that
particular Mouse was not the only
ono IN the Old Orchard. And IN this
she was right. She saw no more of
Spooky the Screech Owl until about
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Pineapple Custard Pie

Chop can of pineapple md cook 1t
in its juice until it boils. Make 3.
soft custard of two eggs, one cupfuI
OF milk and about one cupful OF sugar
or little less. Stir into this one
cupful OF rolled and sifted bread
crumbs. Add the pineapple. mix all
together and bake In a pastry she'll
This pie may or may not be garnished
with meringue,
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Green Cheese for Salad.

Take two ounces Of fresh parsley.
one ounce of watercress and one
ounce Of celery. Dry the parsley in
the oven until 1t is crisp and can
be crumbled. but not until 1T has lost
it's color. Chop the cress and celery,
add to the parsley and mix with four
ounces of fresh cream cheese. Flavor
with one-fourth teaspoonful of salt
and a little cayenne pepper. Pass
the whole through a colander and
form into tiny cheeses to pass with
salad. Keep IN the refrigerator until
Evening star., 1923-03-02
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D..
Noted Physician and Author.

of industrial health hazards in Ohio,
lists the various dusts in the follow
ing order, the least injurious first:
/. Dust arising from the natural
earth, such as that to which 4 farmer
may be exposed
2. Flour and starch dust.
8. Tale and soapstone dust.
4. Wood dust.
S. Bran dust.
6. Coal dust.
z. Clay dust
g. Ore dust.
Q. Mineral dust.
10. Stone dust
Lead. arsenic and mercury arc the
chief mineral dusts. Workers in nu-
merous trades and industries are ex-
posed to these poisonous dusts.
Lime, cement and hair workers suf-
fer from chronic Inflammation of the
eyes and throat. The dust of mussel
shells (pearl button manufacture)
according to some physicians. causes
Inflammation in the bone marrow OF
young persons. The dust In the tex
tile industries, such as the carding
rowing, spinning and winding of cot
ton and the heckling Of linen, causes
chronic bronchitis.
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Few Cents Buys Jar any Drugstore
Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly

"HaIr. Groom" keeps any boys un.
ruiy or stubborn hair combed, either
pompadour, straasht.back or parted.
A. the boy's hair 10 combed In the
morning. 20 Il stays all day. II ap.
piled AFTER . shampoo, the hair can be
eombed ~ neatly and a. easily ~ Do.
fore. "cow.l .lIeks" stay down.
0reaseIess. Docs not tain pillow!
Hair. Groom 10 q dIor'fIed eombIns cream
wlslch 10 quickly absorbed; therefore
does not show on the hair. II leaves
the hair glossy and iustrous, but not
, stcky. Fine for haIrl
Nothing else gives a boy or man more
! dignity than neatly combed, we'll
groomed hair. Millions OF women buy
. an air. Groom" for their boys-aiso for
their husbands.
Evening star., 1923-03-02
Listen,WorId!z
ILLUSTRATES By Cstc Robv7sa1

Dear Madame
"Alin1ony for woman without chill :
dren is undoubtedly wrong. But a
woman can't support herself and still
take care of her children. l have a
baby and have very definite ideas
now I want her reared. Perhaps my
IDEAS are not any better than others.
but couldn't bear TO leave my baby
with someone that was just paid to
take care of her. The idea of de-
pendence on someone you no longer
love is as odious to me as to you.
Don't you think there is some way
Evening star., 1923-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT A
|StopHamk
Falling With
Partisan Sage
It's the Quickest and Easiest
Way
Makes Hair Grow, Too

Get rid o& dandrun and your hair wfIi
stop falling out.
A few rubbings with Partisan Sage Will
drive every particle Of dandruf from your
scalp.
Those who use this remarkable hair
nourisher and invtgorator never need
worry about scalp itch. dandruf or fall
ing hair.
II you are one OF those whose hair
needs attention there Is nothing You can
use that is so good as Partisan Sage.
It's n clean. fragrant. refreshing liquid
that does not dye or change the color
Of the hair. and easy 10 use. No matter
whether young or old blonde or brunette,
Partisan Sage is just what you need.
All scalp itch and dandruff go In q
few days and the hair ceases to fall out
and takes on a beautiful sheen aad soft.
ness that compels admiration.
Do not delay--take care Of your hair
before It's too late. large bottle Of
Partisan Sage 10 not expensive at Peoples
Drug Stores or any good drug or toilet
counter. Sattsfaction guaranteed or money
back.
Evening star., 1923-03-02

King George has a marvellous men,
ory for faces. His majesty has only
to meet a person once and that
persons features seem permanently
regfstered> in his mind
Evening star., 1923-03-02

California, Washington. oregon,
idaho and Montana possess more than
one-half of all the standing timber
In the United States.
Evening star., 1923-03-02

Was catered to by the designer of
this charming frock. the pattern for
which cuts in sizes II. 16, Is and 20
years; only three and one-half yards
Of forty-inch material Is needed to
make this dress in the medium size.
AS illustrated. the frock was made
OF crepe de chine. 1t could also be
made with a printed crepe de chine
for the pockets. cuffs and collar, and
then you would be carrying out the
latest idea of the handkerchief COL
lar effect.
Or you could make this model of
ginghan with the collar of organdy
or batiste of a contrasting color. This
would make a very pretty frock and
would be easier on your pocketbook
in fact, the cost of the completed gar
ment would be only about $I.35.
Price of pattern, IS cents in postage
stamps only. Orders should be ad-
dressed to The Washington Star Pat
tern Bureau, e East 18th street. New
York city. Please write name and
address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-03-02

Ny son had habit OF asking me TO
write down everything I wanted him
to get from the grocery. When 1
wanted more than one article he
would say that he could not remem-
Der 50 many. So I named his fingers
His thumb was his bread finger. He
as many fingers as he wanted arti-
cles. / told him TO have the grocer
call me II he could not emember
what I wanted, but the grocer never
had to call me.
Copyright, 1927
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-08
Plans Are Made for
Shrine Postoffice

\ shrine poStoffice 10 be used
in handling the mail received by
shunerS who attend the convention
20 be held at Washington. u, e.,
June 3 10 Z. will be established In
the near fururc in that city. Il was
announced hy Postmaster c. NJ Per.
kIns Tuesday stations viii be es.
tablished FOR mail delivery 10 shrine
temple headquarters and all mail
addressed TO visiting shrinors should
be- sent TO their hotels in care OF
the Temple headquarters. Mail
bearing the word ~Shriner' viii be
delivered from the Shrine postorficc
and mill addressed in care OF the
Temple ~ which the shriner Is
registered Siu be delivered from
the headquarters al that Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-08
Long Hand of Law
= Grabs Man at Kent

lis a FAR cry from the cattle
plains OF Colorado 10 Puget sounds
balmS climate and fir clad hills. but
the cry 81 the law reached sheriff
Matt starwich MonGay aud caused
the arrest Of a. A. Maynard az
Kent Monday night.
Maynard IS wanted az Sterling.
COL where he has been charged
with having morigagcd hts herd Of
cattle and then with having sold
them. He left the country immodt
ately after the transsction and was
located at Kent.
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BRITISH SEND
WARNING

MOSCOW. MAY Sin curt note
Great Britain to-day Informed the
soviet government that unless a
series uf demands were fulfilled L
viii assume that Russia does not
desire 10 maintain present relations,
The note gives Russia 10 days %
earry out Brltain's demands unc0n.
ditionally
-
Dispatches from London recently
indicated Britain was particularly ln'
ccnsed at the seizure Of a tuiwler
by Russia and the execution and i'm
pisonment OF priests.
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; FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

PLEASANT ROOM FOR LADIES.
walking distance 1891 summit,
apartment l0i: East 22i7.
ATTRACTIVE FIVE ROOM. QUEEN
Anne district. marine View, $50
ftgh 40. W farft.fa na-I -
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LEE BECAME
OVERCHARGEI)

When Lee Noble filled up ON the
LIQUID electricity. sold as moonsbinc,
the 60.hOrscpower Of j, v. o'Ncils
Hudson automobile couldn't begin to
hold him. oNcu left the car az the
curb at si6 Wesuake ave, ~ AMI
Noble got into it a few minutes later
Ae was making 90 miles an hour
when 10 arrived az Pine -, Then
something happened and he tried TO
sweree cr stop. The ear overturned
snd slSiaded q block before it stopped.
Noble. because he was completely IN.
ebriatcd. rodr the wrecksgc 10 the
end. unscathcd,
He was charged with driving an
oiheF's car without permission In a
complaint nlcd by Prosecuting At
lorney Malcolm Douglas, Tuesday.
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ONE on TuE PROFESSOR

Heavens said the startled Wis.
itor what WIS that fearful ycliG''
1T was only poor dear Henry -
exclaimed the professors wife. "He
IS 80 absentmindsd He was watch.
ing horrible disease germ and for.
got he was booking at Il thru mic
ruacope. - Houston Post
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DEATHS

Yoshihara. Kaoru. years.
Cramey, Ferris, SIS years
Summerin. William l., years.
Frain, Thomas. SO years.
Frater. John r.. as years.
Martin John L.. "a years
Cordes. Charles Is. 20 years.
Greer. Ulmot u. IS years.
Hemminghouse, Samuel T.. 80 years.
Bradeen. Mary Emeline. so years.
Quinn, Trina, rs years.
Knighton. Capt Alonzo whitehall,
GIL years.
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DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce In King county.
filed Monday. were as follows:
Maude Sherwood against S. X Sher-
wood. on-support: Adelinc Nelson
against Albert Nelson. cruelty: jos.
seph Casali against Anna Casali.
cruelty; Lillian Mayer against David
Mayer cruelty: Maudecn McWain
against Ronald McWain. cruelty:
Matha !. Jones against Calvin Jonrr,
desortlon: Odessa Blank against
Paul Blank, cruelty; Margaret III.
Hosking against Christopher Hes
king, desertion; May H. Hawley
against Frank X. Hswloy. desei ton:
Gussie H. Altman against Edward u.
Altman, cruelty,
Divorces wore granted to Blanche
l. Ellsworth from William X. Ellis
worth. Marie Looman from Louis
Loomau, Violet Donnelly from WIN.
w Donnelly. l.. n, Jones from a. NJ.
Jones, Ellen Fisher from George
Fisher John Hueston from Atleen
Hucston.
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TIE BIBLE FOR sonny

I'm mighty thirsty. pa. Eald tho
farmers boy. as he pasucd a momen,
In his hueins
well. keep on and never mind
about that" answered the horny
handed son Of toll Remember the
good book says. 'Ho. everyone that
thlrstcth Boston Transcript.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
THE SANDS PLAY

The
Envelope Tells tho Truth
what does u uAmcplhtc
mean 10 your
Just say StsinwHy. Gillette
nr Fishers Blend, ana
that's good enough The
namrplatc never makes the
product but the product
makes tho name, Good
merchandise. " n or
pianos. safety rAAofa or
alour distinguishes itself
from the also rams be-
cause Of Auper-nerylce ana
Fuprr-auniity.
The Sands Plan" ~ our
namcplate, lt bears the
same relation In Used Cars
As EtcinwAy duoh IN pianos,
behind the Sands Plan iH
an organization 0f old
standing who knows the
Used Car business, knONH
that good used cars. thor
oily conditioned. honestly
represented and rightly
priced, soil with the least
pos NlN NFHlN vance NC
sands plan" stands for
uAed cafA OF the highest in-
tfiuHlc and commercial
yAlur our cars are not
measured b. what you give
Tor them. but b. the service
they give you. The Sands
Plan" provides a statement
~ the past history OF the
car plus the rebuilding
costs Tho correctness 81
thcHc statements b. guar
autSed b. " T. sands
1899 BUICK TOURING
1891 BUICK TOURING
1879 ESSEN TOURING
1871 FORD SEDAN
1891 sTuDEBAkER DIG SIX
SANDS MOTORS .oMPANY
iets T. Pike East Ua9I
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: Star Readers Find Star Want Ads Very Potabe-Ue Them
PERSONAL

WANTED Everyone 90 remember
that pg 4 X irfsckburg, head oi
Johns Hopkina uniyarp.ty. Gays
uric acid being tho cause 81 aches
and pains called rheumatism, nett
fitla etc. ia an exploded idea
nothing 10 H. NJ be- caused by indl'
Hestion. stomach all right Kidneys
an right all right an over. l have
b. seldom falls Price ii,sa each
parcel post sl,gti ] month Nes
Booklet uus consultation free. n
H. WinRnu. t0l American Bank
nldE seattle.
LlSfEN ~ TUESDAY NIGHT FOL
radio concert. by the Lewis JuVenl
me- Girls orchestra of the pfepaf'
atdry school 81 Music. 2ia Nal'
nlua
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POINTS MApE BY poETs

! would not enter on my list Of
friends
Though gFaced with polished man.
ners and fine sense.
Yet wanting sensiblli,yl The man
Who needlessiy sets foot upon a
worm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-08

fkSTERlAlD EaG RANCH DEAR
Sir, Enclosed find $50 az first
payment on 900 White i.rEhurn
chicks l got 800 from you lhst
year and they are the beet in tho
country, Yours truly. D. W. OLE
YER Route 10, I, Paul Idaho.
hens with records from 200 90 400
eggs. fi.b0 each foaterlAid Egg
Ranch. Kent Wash.
ron MAMMOTH nRoWN
turkey rERr soc each. Gnldhank
stfain- 20 imported direct from
famous HiTd Bros al fennhyl-
yauia Write. Helen steiner, Au-
burn, Waph
.siI.VEH-LAcnD ANDoTTE
chickens, Matching eEEa. setting
hens. ISIS y iand Msl. 5tas.
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LEGAL NOTICES

no WHOM IN MAY CONCERN;
This ia 90 certify that .. \ Shaw
has made an application Go erect
garage az iiit 18Th ave. y, ~,
lot 10. block ~, Brooklyn Addition.
Anyone desiring a. protest such oe-
cupancy must file such protest at
tho office % the building Depart
ment. Room sos County city Bldg
prior tu May "a, 1874
Section zoe. Ordinance No. 1ibTk
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PERSONAL

WOULD LIKE TO ADoPr 4 BABY
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Beal. Clarence Mead. Belling-
nam .-.....s.... 500. Legal
Reynolds. Olive c.. Seattle -. Legal
Lee. Harry ". Bremerton ...23
Hamel. Alice NJ, Bremerton .,. 20
Wells. Alonxo O.. Colorado Sta
ton. Alaska ................ Legal
Cupples. Nancy T.. Seattle -. Legal
Fellsiano. Andy p. Bellingham legal
Christensen. Minnie, Belling-
nam ........+......-..s Legal
Showve Earle H.. Seattle ...se
Kyle, Effie NJ. Seattle ...........1a
Horn. Fred. Seattle ...,... Legal
Gaughan. Mona. Seattle ...... Legal
Weber. Frederick H.. st. Louis Legal
AitlSen. Grace T.. Minneapolis Legal
Loiselle. John H.. Seattle ...... .ss
Dunlap, Dora, Seattle .......... -
Wilson. Vernon. Seattle ..... Legal
Coon, Hazel, Seattle Legal
Grant Joseph H.. Portland
Me. ....,.s..a...s. s.......... Legal
Grant. Ida s.. Seattle .....,. Legal
Williams. Frank r.. Brooklyn &c
kutzera, Kathryn. Watertown,
MINI. ........-.. ............s... 20
Mclnnis. Melville w. Seattle Legal
Allen. Lorraine, Seattle ..,... Legal
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LIVE STOCK
POULTRY

WANTED = 100 PACK HORSES.
ehnap gllt MeElorn. IN 2fll
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Hands reach ont to boost and lift Mrs. Roti j. Hudgins
aboard The tener Anemone from the Heboat fhich she,
her husband and fire escaped from the S. S. Sedconet
which pounded 10 pieces in storm at Vineyard Sound
Mass. The only aboard the Seaconnet she hGd helped
the pumps Chen the Sedconnet started to sink.
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10 SITUATION--MALE

YOUNG MAN WHITES POSITION As
delivery or truck driver, Phone
sunset tt7s.
ROOMS KAfAOAISED 1880 Up.
experienced painting, reasonable
Main Gess
PAPER HANGING. RAT.sOMfSfNC.
Brown. Beacon sss7
Gardens spADED. BEACON 05os.
p. m.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-A LARGE BROWN PART
bull and Airedhle dog Answers
90 namo 81 Jack studded collar,
and license 80, $3.50. Notify Mt
ward,
BLpE MLK UMBRELLA NTH
white handle, ON sunhct nm car.
Annkrl 1903.
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

t<tNr - a -
i * X y * X y X \ y X X \
{ ONLY $500 DOWN
4 COMPLETELY FURNISHED
JUST RIGHT
FOR A SMALL FAMILY.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
{ This iH sure a cory little buH-
. EHi0w Ia a nice ngiRhborhoud,
very nice lot, all In lawn and ;
ahrubbery House ~ In good
condition Has beautiful wall
lighting fiEtureH Furniture
BE- very good. an ready 90 start ,
( housekeeping Just min
( only 1900 down. balance $50
per month. Here IN your
chance 60 stop paying rent,
Phone MELHOkE $685. FOR APP
polntmcnt 70 sec u.
( MUTT HAVE LARGER HOME. )
~ UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. )
WILL SELL f-hDDM
STRICTLY MODERN
BUNGALOW
FOR i1.gh0,
I This place iH right up 10 the
minute and only years old
Hardwood floors, furnace and ;
all the other modern features.
4 Reason for selling. must have
larger place VIII consider
trade for or Groom house
within walkiag distance Of ;
University. IN you want
coy little place. don't miss ;
! seeing this Phone hELHOSE ;
tsas Tor appointment
LARCENT q RYAN. INC.
REALTORS
1895 ~ fhTH MELROHE hgs6.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
aud EVENING"
We Serve and 8atiEfy"
X \ X X xxx Xxx * X
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s20---4- ROOM COTTAGE. CLOSE IN.
On paved street. close ia schools
aud church. az 18th ave.
FURNITURE or ROOMS FOR
sale. House for rent SIC spring.
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MApRoNA TRANSFER Will, MOVE
you; satisfaction guaranteed East
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FINANCIAL

SCAN. AMER. Blk. WARRANTS
purchAaed. eO2 Amer. BIZ. 3ldg.
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20 FOR RENT-HOUsEs

So PgR MONTH. so CASH PAY
fneut. makes you the owner Of
this Groom house and = acre sn
West seattle own home. don't
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Mm Cowper
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Z FEMALE HELP WANTED
9 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - LAnoRERs Oh CON
structien and maintenance OF way.
the Alaska Railroad, between
Seward and Fairbanks SgA cents
per hour. u, ). Government pay
roll Free hospital service. Board
$3.50 per day, Furnish own hlAn.
krts- Reduced fare Go Alaska.
Next ssiiingH :. & Adm watson
May 10. and =, - Northwestern.
May ~ No employment fee. APP
ply Room t3s Beli street Terminal.
OF III James a., Seattle.
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z ROOMS AND BOARD
20 FARMS TO RENT

ALMOST FREE, flI;NT--5 ACRES.
OF door Of city; ali cleared; fenced
fruit; berries: cottage; barn; fine
chicken house. Great snap. 2JO
Burke Bldg. Eli J0T3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-08
81 UNFINISHED FLATS
AND APARTMENTS

s.RooM UPPER FLAT IT'S HAIR
rison, only SIS. ss0 Burke bldg.
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