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Evening star., 1924-06-19
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LADY BUGS ALL SET
TO FIGHT FOR TREES
Open Warfare Tomorrow on Plant
Lice Threatening 18th
Street Naples.
BETTER THAN SPRAYERS
-
10Th Street to Suffer When Foliage
Is Shorn.
BETTER THAN SPRAYERs

Plant lice arc having their innings
today on the 10Th street Norway
NAPLES, but tomorrow the little lady
bug, carnivorous and fierce where
bugs are concerned, beneficent and
protective for trees. will go to the
bat for her annual warfare against
these lcaf-eating monsters.
BY performing this act, Clifford
Lanham, in charge of District trees
said today, the lady bug does much
more efficient work than spraying ma
chimes can accomplish She likes
warm weather. however, and on. OF
the reasons for the falling leaves OF
18th street is that dampness has cool
ed her ardor for the time being.
Give us warm dry spell for a
while, and the lady bugs will &C
about their murders with CLEANS in
their eyes and appetites for plant
lice ,animating their whole existence
Lanham says.
Danger Is Removed.
As yet, he added, little need was
felt for spraying. Isolated eases have
Evening star., 1924-06-19

been reported, but it Is felt that the
spraying in the past has eliminated
serious danger from the elm leaf
beetle. which is a bug with tre-
mendeus appetite and wendrous
ability to increase and multiply its
species.
And speaking Of trees and hot weather,
18th street widened from F to / street,
In the future summer months, is quite
liable to be a serous competitor for
Beelzehuh's houlevards across the Styx
in so far as intensity Of heat is con-
cerned. Grand old Norway NAPLES
standing on that street forty years
are being shorn Of their majesty TO
make way for automobiles and as
phalt paving. Under present plans,
they will not be replaced. The mil
lions of leaves which acted as sun
shades for pedestrians will not re-
appear. and the 18th street canyon,
in the opinion of observers. VIII take
on the embellishments of an open air
furnace.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Y. W. G.. A. Gets New Leaders.

The 2. W. c. A. has secured the
services for the summer of two col
lese girls as eounselors at kamp
Kahlert, Galloways. Md. They are
Miss Elizabeth Bauernschmidt of
Goucher College and Miss Marion
Braunsard of the University of Penn
sylvania, who will assist Miss Flor
ence Dunlap OF the local association
i'm directing the activities OF the
camp through the summer. The
camp offers tennis and swimming les
sons under the direction of Miss Helen
Ann Rachenstein. recreational leader.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
GIANT ANVIL COMING.
q. s. Getting e-Ton Device Made
for Tests.

TO the bureau Of standards within q
rev weeks. This giant among anvils,
weighing 5000 pounds, or eight tons,
haS been ordered,by the bureau to be
used In connection with impact tests
OF welded rail Joints which tho bu-
reau Is conducting with the support
OF the American Electric Railway As
ISOLATION.
Scientists of the bureau hope, as q
result of these tests, to determine the
most efficient type of rail joint. An
elaborate series of tests designed to
duplicate passage of heavy cars over
rail joints Is planned with the anvil
Evening star., 1924-06-19
= --t- .-e,- .
$500, 900 FOR HARVARD.
Straus' Sons Give Memorial Dormi,
tory for Father.

=. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June IA
gift Of 100000 to Harvard Univer-
sity for . new dormitory, to be named
for the late Isidor Straus OF New
York. was announced last night The
donors are Mr.. Straus' sons, Jesse /.
Straus, Percy S. Straus and Herbert
N. Straus, all Harvard graduates. The
gift Is made Us a memoial to their
father and in tribute to President
Emeritus Charles w. Eliot, who, at
their request, will write an inscrip-
ton for tablet to re placed In the
a n rroiforv
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL
|ilH |(jiiilH AFFAIRS ga Gi5||
u. S. Foreign Service Now Function;n.

partment under this oue-svs,or :,
The personnel board also ran., psa
retirement under the sixty.ssa ''s
age limit. pensions being drawn ..s ei
fund built up by retainip, u"
cent from the salaries Of all s,.,. Va
partment personnel.
The work of the personnel ho,.,,
by no means ended. Records =,
officials have to be contlnuollr
hauled and kept up to date. Indlv,a',
performances studied to deterrn,n. - :
what particular field each indlvIdn., !.
most proficient.
The foreign service school will .o.
into full effect after the fall er,mts'
tion. Successful candidates wu,
tend courses OF lectures on all o,n...
of consular and diplomatic wors !,
Guiding also Its subtlcr sides suc, :
trickeries most prevalent abroad =.
evading American regulations and a
taining passports under false m.
lenses.
Expense allowances for ambass,dO,
and ministers are contemplated in A.
hill. and to estimate these expenses II.
State department is compiling AZ,
rs 10 the minimum with which s,A
mission abroad can keep up in nroDs,
style. The results will he subml,l.
TO congress next session.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

maintain its paper circulation In Nj
ter condition and will effect matters
saving in the expenses of the govef|
lncnt.
For instance: 1t costs m avenfI
of one and half cents, the treasu1l
says. to keep dollar bill in cinulf|
lion during its life. The life Of ac@l
lar bill has been approNimated Of Y
low figure of about six months. SN|
last less than 80 days. Thus the n
pcnse of using n paper dollar Is a'ea
3 cents n year, or 3 per cent
lf the treasury should succeed, Si
hopes eventually. In putting out aea
Sin,0oO,00o in silver dollars, and 'heS
dollars should replace paper, thsH
would be saving for a single !@
less the almost impcrceptible cos =
abrasion OF the silver. Of about YIN
600, or the interest, Mt 4 per cent
S30.OO0.0O0 of the public debt.
The Navy department has ins'ilus
the policy Of paying its navy yara
shore yard employees ererywheN
silver for all pay under So lhe
partment OF Agriculture has alfe's
inaugiIrated n similar plan. Other ~
crnmcnt departments are expec'e'
Join in the movement.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24
Women Working to Get Out Bigger Vot

r. crusade to arouse the public to
an understanding Of the sImnl,.
duty Of every pnnlifcd voter to
me community, Ia The state and ia
lhe nation. the National Lenguc of
woman Voters, In conjunction with
"'her organizations of men and vom-
en- Is using modern Inventions all
methods of appeal nDd most efficient
organization 10 get out the vote" nil
over The United States. They ,re
spurred on by the fact that fewer -,I,n
na'f or the eligible voters vo,ci in the
presidential election in 1920
wan n record of only about 80 nor
ceh' vote In 1920. The goa, for Tho
"hoIe United States for 1924. In mic
drive for woman voters, is set nt II
per cent. v"
The director Of the national c,m-
'aign Is Mrs. Minnie Fjshcr C,,n-
nlhgham of Texas. Assisting her ore
Mrs. George Gelihorn Of St Io,,.
Mrs. Ann Webster of New Mnx,co
MRS. Sumner T. Mcknight OF Mime
ip"l's' MINI, aud Mrs. Il, F.. Su,,n,ler.
OF swan Lake. Miss.
This campaign was Initiated in 1000
nnd every state Ieague ,hrourho,t ,no
'""htry hns been hard Mt work o,.r
' ~ pr'ns out IS per cent vote
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

One of the new ha'tlcshlps I'M
Washington. and one of the older o,s,
the South Carolina, were selected N,
The department for certain e.rsd
menis of n confidential nature Eo.i
"f these must be sCrJpped prior A,
February II. 1925.
The North Dakota has hccp p.l
dcreh useless MS n comhatant shin an,
can lie held Indefinitely for use a, !
target ship. The South Carolina hsl
already been used in certain mlll,u
tests of n confidential nature and n
now in the process Of dismantllng.
The battleships Indiana and souaI
Dakota, ut New York, and the bat,
cruisers Constitution and Unfs
States, Mt Philadelphia, hnve be-,
completely scrappcd, all materials de
liycrcd to purchasers. ANA the ,err|
of the treaty complied with.
Til" haltlcship Massachusetts, III
Newport News, has been competst
scrnppc,l and about six carloads III
scrap material and armor plate .el
main 10 hc delivered TO the purchasn
The bn'llcship North Carolina, al
Norfolk. VA, Is about 20 per ci,I
scrapped and the progress made Ind
Gates, according 10 the naval expert
that complete demolition will he al
cnnplislicd by next February Ii. III
bnttleship Iowa is 90 per cent scraRd
the battle cruiser Constellation 10 rI
cent and the Ranger 100 per cent
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

ut The coming presidential ecu
That registration Is yitally llnpo"
to the success of the drive is
emphasized, with the slogan wv
y"l register. you cant vote. h
Miss Julia {. LathrOp, former
OF the childrcns bureau. hiS
president of the National Leas"
Woman Voters. pictures 1t us ~
game. She says: r.,
Remember In 1920 the va
States had 5o.l25,30i possible W.
citizens. Remember in 1o-o 'ne
presidential vote wns o6.72i,S--
game Is 10 find c5,fO3, ,iS2 vo'e's
put them on the map. What n",
citing game, what greater az. M
Whnt better worth your pa''v.
fort can you find between ". y.
November 4, than to share III '''
tion-wide nttempt?" IN
Here's nm example OF fhe Nv"
used. A "get ont the vote e"a ~
touring Pennsylvania thls ~
starting October l from ihoel anoI
square, Philadelphia. The au'.s ,rs
caravan, containing Representa-"
every Organization co-opera""', n,
the league in the campaign
Mt virtually every -four e'
the state.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

(I IAI,D money" may he com
- ing hack. The old silver
i l. dollar. dubbed with the
ob,iITrt "cariwhecl." is
being pushed into circulation by the
treasury, in a campaign when has
ullv started
How far viii this campaign reach?
What means will hc employed? How
VIII The attempted come back" Of the
"td dollar he received by the Amrri-
can lnhlir? THESE are only II few of
the questions which The hrst move of
slipping single silver dollar into the
pay envelope. Of each treasury en-
l'l"yce recently have aroused In the
minds, not only Of the financial world.
but the general public rs we'll.
a survey of inaucinl opinions and
ut The personal opinion Of government
officials. who have kept in touch with
conditions all over the country. seems
l" indirnte that silver viii he vel
coined In the distant territories and
Far West, warmly welcomed I'm the
South, hut co"lly received in the Eost
One of the most significant reasnns
Tor pushing the "car,wherl," however
Is ms The increased use of tbc sill
yer dollar VIII permit the treasury to
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

x~Y ASIIINGTON.-Thc United
Ny States foreign service. In
" Guiding consular and diplo-
matte officials, In single
interchangeable corps Is now function
ing under the reorganization law
passed by the last congress.
A vast amount of detail work has
been required, but now only one step
ns-inauguratlon OF the foreign
service training school-to insure that
future diplomatic secretaries and con-
sular officers are well equipped.
The first step In the reorganization
effected by executive order was the
creation Of the foreign service per
su'ncl board TO examine and report on
the character. ability and efficiency.
A primary object OF the reorsaniza-
tion. as explained during debates in
cungr, IS on the Hill, was to take the
foreign service out Of politics so far
rs possible. The personnel board ma
chincry was designed to relieve the
White House Of the task of selecting
anv foreign service official
Thcrh are Indications that The White
House las taken immediate advantage
of the relief thus afforded. So far rs
known. selections for appointment TO
rnhaSSirs. legations and c"nSria'es
are being left entirely TO the State de-
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24
Rapid Work in Scrapping the Battleship,

Y OTIITNG but hulks, trimmed
N down close to wntcr's edge,
" ghn,iIy relies or their former
pruvcsS. remains OF the 2S
gallant American fighting ships that
were d"n,n"d 10 the scrap heap by the
limitation ~ nrmmm"nts conference.
Save for one retained for target
ship and three Of the oll"r slips on
which work hns been delayed. 1t is
now assured that all Of them will have
passed. out nC existence hv February
Il. lgIi. IS months after the final
rnIihraliun Of the treaty and the terms
pf the treaty complied with
tn" final exchange of Publications
~ the treaty wnS not accomplished
until August II, 1928, year and II
half after the conference adjourned I:
mad. in accordance with It's Spociiiru-
iluus that all ships TO be Scrapped
must he dIsmnntI"d aud made inpo-
tent MS fighting craft within year
nul completely demolished within
Eighteen months. complete survey
"'S '''h il'H' Nv ll' hUItlu Ol sup
piles aud accounts. The official report
IN this survey. made 10 the secretary
Of The navy. hnS been made public.
Two Of the battle cruisers under
construction nt III" time of the confer
rnc". tlI" Lexington and Saratoga. rs-
capch destruction. The United States
'"ihc permitted to keep them for con-
version into uir craft carriers.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24

cut no figure. For the
wendells are very far from
rich. Yet II was only about
two years ago that Gather
inc Wendell married the
Nlscnunt Portchester. son
and heir OF the earl OF
Curnnrvon OF King Tut
Ankh.Amen fame, who has
since died. Nov tho Wen
dell sisters belong TO old
est New York. Their
mother is u descendant of
the Washington and Lee
fnmilles Of Vlrg!nln When
their father died Mrs.
Wendell, with two sons
and two daughters Ia bring
up. had nm Income of mp
rrnNImately $4,000. She
went tu Hertfordshlre.
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24
By

to international marriages the situa
tinn Is exactly the OF splendid isolation"
It's really quite awful the way fine American
women nre marrying titles nbroud and deserting
the "l.und of the free and the home of the brave
to sny nothing of the millions of good American
do!iGrs TINT go with them.
OF course there's nothing about these In
ternntionGI marriages They've been going for
II long time. All middle-ased novel readers will
remember when the subject and exotic
enough TO Henry james wIggIing and twisting
through one OF his subtle and intricate studies OF
international life and character. In fnct, Jennie
Jerome. born IN Brooklyn, who revolutionzed the
British iden OF the American woman, married
Lord Randolph Churchill away back in 1874
At that time the American was looked
upon In England, MS on the continent, strange
creature. with habits md manners something be-
tween II red Indlun md Guiety girl. There was
only one type One just like the next. Her
dollars were her only recommendation. She
looked upon MS II dangerous person. to be avoided.
Jennie Jerome however, had wealth, social posi-
ton. education and brains and her vivid brunette
beauty WIS sensation in that day of the blond.
She won the Marlboroughs captvated Lon
don and became acknowledged social leader
Inter, as the widow Of Randy" and the mother
Of "W!nny" (Winson Churchill) she becume a
political and literary power In 1900 she married
Capt. George Cornwallis-west and her power grew
rather than diminished This remarkable woman
retained her remarkable beauty remarkably. At
the marriage Of her son-when she was nearly
sixty-her hair still black and she was
said by the London newspapers to have appeared
be the junior of the bride and to have been the
most beautiful woman In the great throng In st.
st. Mnrgaret's church, Westminster.
It's an odd thing that right now. fifty years
Inter. the next most famous American woman of
nll these American brides should be persistent
ly In the meght that beuts high-up person
ages in Britains public affairs This American
woman Is Of course Lady Astor the first woman
to take seat In the British parliament. And her
cureer Is romance-no less. She was Nancy
Witcher Langhorne of Virginia. She was the
widow OF Robert Gould Shaw when in 1905 she
married Lord Asor son of William Waldorf AS
tor. greatgrandson of the founder of the Astor
fnmlly. who became eApatriute and received u
title In England for his donations to royal char
tiles.
Consueo Vanderbilt also married Churchill
the ninth duke Of Marlborough. They are now
separated. She is the daughter of the late VIII
liam X. Vanderbilt and her mother u now Mrs
The Dolores star., 1924-10-24
Uncle Sam Favors Use of "Hard Money

(I IARD money" may he com
r ing hnck. The old silver
i L dollar. dubbed with the
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6S FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS
California Land

The great Armour Packing Company
interests ~ chicago own 10000
acres Of The very richest river
bottom land river ella Iufl OF uu=
told fertility, GH miles north OF
Sacramento. un paved highway,
railroad and river frHuHu uFthtlgu
an dikrd irrigated and drained
nearly adj level and already One
crop Operated HE huge farm.
but now being EuB-dIFIdrd and
Hold in tracts ~ lU. 20. 40 acres
and up. on very fafg terms, one
ffth each and 8 yearly payments.
Grows wonderful prhrhrH. prunrr.
pears grapes. vegetable and field
rr0ps5 cuts tU er0pH alfalfh year
Isl Beet dairy land On Pacific coast.
Excursion rates. ana fare refund -
"a buysrH write today Tor beau
tfuily illustrated literature free.
Address
CHAE u. ELWOOU
state Agent FOR Futtrf Basin 90.
gEs Rehboard HidF Seattle.
PuYALLuP SACRIFICE
lia acres lu the city Groom plnF-
tered house. 1900 new chicken
house, lights and water. orchard.
berries. etc. COW. chickens tools.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: nrrFh lowell. cleared. t-ruum piHH-
tered house. fireplace. Perpetual
wafer right Fruit barn Outbutld-
inEs. Total price cut % $500. Pos
session az once. 20 miles from city
limits
81 h. oLLIEGER co. Empire Bldg
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Lnw1s corNrY LANns

productive; all silly clay
loan. level valley and bottom;
towns. schools. transportation and
nearby employment. 90 acres up.
SIS 10 si5: liberal terms. Agent
az OnalaHlSa. Washington. or write
Graham Land Co. zoos American
Bank bldg Seattle.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

~
Used Cars
Mure USED CARS were sold tuis
year than new automobile
This means that USED CARS
arr fact growing 'iu popular
lty-aud why uotf a good ry
built standard make ear
Nuigh. fHT example haze Uuf
l'st over lo prr cent on Iia
potential driving miles lI hsr
luHi none uf itH style. comfort
aud Performance This HrtuHI
depreciation lH not iu terms
uf srrNiFg. bUt 500 price uHIN
our prices for REBUILT
hli'kN have established "a
neW l1W cost fnr quality
lrBurp uTtstIuu more than
you ate aahrd tu pay luf q
cheap new gar
1879 uUICk SIX CYLINDER
TOURING our Buick rAusTfa
have skllfuliF rebuilt this
ear Wr guarantee be mv
chanirHl drprudabNIty tlr-
painted q beautiful green
with gold and blue stripping
aud jet black Tenders
Equipped with bar cap and
metumrtrr automatic rain
fwipr mirror nov cord tiJrH
ON rear very good once lu
front one good spare Con
nidrriuF re mechanical per-
fnrmRnCc ana new car appear
Auvr, our price Dol extremely
low Down payment fs95
1891 BUICK SIX CYLINDER
FolNlN1 Rebuilt end suar-
aHtved Newly painted
smoke gray with black aud
ful effect Equipped with
bumper. matamrttr sWipr.
mirror let Us demonstrate
thl7 ear Down payment 1asa
MODEL s5-tS BUICK COUPE
lsuuhs end runs iIkr urw An
ideal raT iur tho family 20
four Rebuilt and guaranteed
1928 BUICK EiN.CYLiNpER
SHORT TOURING Rebuilt
and guaranteed
1919 buick sIN-cYLINpEu
SEVEN PASSENGER TOUR
INC To- vFrF nice condition.
lullr equipped with bumper.
Huubbrrs mVfomrtfr. Hwinr.
miro. slass WlHd trUrrIorHi
The t6p and curtains Hfv good
Down payment slst.
ISIS HutCh TurR,CYLINpER
TOURING Good cord tlFea
TOP and curtains ln good con
clifton. in very Euut running
condition Tuu pfce gsbH
Use YOUR CBgpIT
Eldridge Buick Company
"a at-osts. 500 u. Pike g,
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Good Income Property

FURNISHED COTTAGE
ORCAS AND BIRD SOUTH
92.g50-g75 cash. SIS per month
rooms bath and breakfast aicuvc .
shades. electric lights, battlcship
linolcum. complete plumbing, dan.
dy breakfast nook. c0mpiete rutn-
ituTc. Corner lot. GARAGE Street
paved and REaeHsm ents Included In
Dficc t25 per month includes In
torest See the house yourself. at
57Q3 a3rd S. tcOTncr Of OrcuHy.
MA In .3B5g. IKE nwd.tagT
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siI7E RApCAtN

house. garage, good wen and
pump: near school. and only 20
miles from Seattle. owner railroad
man; wishes to sell Immediately.
Price si,f75; easy terms. Inquire
30i Mutual Life Bldg, LIST and
NpaIgF
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) STOCKS AND BOND
WatsOn-Moore Company

STOCKS Eat 1907 BONDS
All listed and unlisted securities
given immediate execution over
private wires with connection IN
an principal cities iu the United
states and Canada
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FOR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE

FOR exchange wiil take good car 40
first payment on t-rpOm bunEu-
low. North End hardwood fi1prH
except Kitchen aud bath paved
corner fine district 1880.
NE lrHe-FtDn.
FOR exchange modern Groom bun
galuW in tnvsnuH district for 3 OF
5 rooms. prefer Capitol hill fiGt
10Th ave 81. y JAMES and CO..
ME lrHs-7tGn
FOR exchange good lots al Bryn
MhWr. a. exchange for equity on
bungalow ~ cottage NE lrrc-T 90.
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81 FOR sALE-ACaEAGE

Here II Is
on pavement. a0 minutes from down
town. lu1 aut uf sIfH HgTth riTy
WHtHJ fEhfH phone bHH passes
door live here work Iu HIfF easy.
large. level lot ONLY 1880, 1850
cash. balance like rent
PUGET SOUND REALTY 90
Tti THIRD Ave ~ iotasIig
uLuaIAEiIBHID place ht urF
MHTnHH. ffaurHs orchard $1,000
'BHF t"rWH Great 9ppuriuUIiH 90
mnlrTnIEr and FFrru ur1nfHblE.
L. 4 ---..----. .M. HOY. ..u..
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All tpUkHHs rtgeEs bought and SOLD,
All prices subject. VIII Buy WI sell
Alaska PET y Coal I'D 5000
Anderson Bros ~ D0t .Hiis
Efat Universal Lock Offer 1000
Beet D. D.. lur. -... offer El1
Central Finance ....Dffrr 1000
tsUfaua Petroleum Offer H.
buFant Motor bel 1850 1000
DurHut Motor cal Offer 900
Forks Drilling .r.r OFFER 20
FutTrli Coupler .... Offer %
Lambert Tire 4 H.. Iz5 200
HeE bellevue COP .bffrF 20
Olympic Hotel Bond OFFER 1900
Puget Sd. g. 4 4. Ez.D0 800
fIckfuharkrF hiGfgr8 $50 400
Richmond Copper .b8 HiH
RUBY Beach Mining Offer Lid
Ruby Joe Mining OFFER 90
Robert Process Steel OFFER 80
Frrfsrtp Gear ..... offer 2JfJ
star IDt0TH ....-.. 800 t1s
u D. Silver Fox .. Offer 1ag
Nlt0Wrn Cereal ..r Offer $50
Weston EmelL & = offer Bargain
wichita Royalty . -pgiz 10
EXCHANGE TOUH OS-DIEIDEED
PAYING STOCKS FOR GOOD
lNTEEEsT HEARING BONDS
ASK Us
ALL FOREIGN GDEEESME&T
BONDS BOUGHT. SOLD AND
QUOTED
WE VAST IHE FOLLOWING
Central Finance. III GiorEi0 Fruit
olympic Hotel Bonds. Dursut and
Star Iot0rF
aGf Marion st. FL iOt-gfBG
Juft or znd Ave. OPP Natl city Bk-
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GREEN LAKE BOULEVARD
Iifand new. almost reHdy 80 move
Into. you will admit that ~ lH uns
usually pretty ana convenient
The location cannot possibly be
beat facing park and lake. sur
rounded bF new aud beautiful
homes Tho living room % large.
clear across tho front splendid
filrd mHutol, huoErhFr7 With
loaded GLASS doors loaded glass
French doors % hiplbE room a
gem ~ Kitchen. with lptH 81
Cupboard large nook. Tiled
draluhuAfds. UlFd bathroom. sc
extra large bedrooms, each
with good closet entire house
done iu ynHmrt-frai enamel full
cement basement furnace. iHun.
drTr garage. nll aaftbaurutH, iur
Guiding paving in and paid, Call
today Tor appolnupcu; 20 rec this
home
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Chean 5 Acres

New cottage. on tract 32I. north Of
Seattle. only s9T5. on terms Of 500
jiWn. sic per month Free wood,
FREQ water We need more land
Peterson or Lampman. 90S Third
nVc. SnAttto.
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73 SUBURBAN REAL
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

MANUFACTURING and contract
ing firm. owing TO increasing
demand for products. require
more capital and invite inter-
est in their business OF amounts
from 500 90 $1,000. This prop
usiti0n VIII appeal 20 the
Hhrewd. careful investor as
being absolutely safe. as well
M giving large returns on the
money Invested. Can use
serviceHsof few capable men.
We wish those interested TO
make q thoro investigation Of
our proposition and the men
back % u before investing
For fan particulars call
MAin-6i5s, sif Thompson BID.