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Evening star., 1924-01-07
ADAM A. WBStHLEK, ACUTIOAEEE.
Trustees Sale Of Three-Story
and Basement Brick Dwell
inx No. 1914 p St. NV,
With Twe-Story Brick Gar
a1e in Rear.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of traft duly
recorded In Llter No. 46t,4. folio 1ft5 ct seq.
OF the land records Of the District OF Coluni-
bit, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will OFFER
tot sale by publ!c. ancson. In front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE SIX
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1924, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate In the city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia. 70 wit:
Lot 109 In Thomas and Perry's sShlvislon
OF lots in square lsl. as per plat rsro.d.d
in Llber W r., folio 10, OF the records Of
TIE of1ce Of the surveyor of tae District Of
Columbia. improved as above. 10 he sold sub:
Jet. however. to fret deed OF trust OF
$40, 900, particulars Of which will be an
uOgnced AT time Of sale.
Terms OF sale: Over and above SAID trust,
cash. deposit Of $500 required Of the
purchaser at the time OF sale. All convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps and noiarial
fees at the cost Of tiio purchaser Terms Of
sale To be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise The trustees re
serve the right 70 resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defauitins purchaser
otter n~e days advertisements of such resale
IN some newspaper published in the city Of
washington, ID. G. EDWARD LEWIS,
SELfG {. BREZ.
ja4 -dGds.exS Trustees.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
NEW HOMES

uors, aas. sos%1p!etse: The type q planning,
appeals TO all Interested IL home buying.
Tue built in garage will please you. The
TO conveEient planning. Double porches sc.
sess!bis TO two hsd ehanbersi beautiful tiled
Yards; lha widest ave. s.e. sample, No. 1907
south CaroliBa ave. Sc, open and lighted
daily until PIN. Come cut to see them and
tAga our eaey:payment plan explained.
Start the yeif 1924 in your own home.
CHAS. ID. SAGER.
healtor and Builder,
Evening star., 1924-01-07

tFTHB ABOVE Safe HAS BEEN POST.
peied until, MONDAY, TIE SEVENTH DAY
Or .AssA lb1Bsa 81 INV fsAelk1ssiis.
5aa-d&ds, ,exSn -ss--lg.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

BIG BARGAIN.
TWO-FAM1LY HOUSES.
Inspect at once, sample house.
l726 Potomac ave. Sc. Open,
heated and lighted from 9 am.
to 9 PIN.
Let your rent pay for your
house.
These two-fannily houses con-
tain 6 rooms, double floor, h.
VIII. elec. light. one-piece sink,
extra deep lots. extra large
porches, front and rear.
Easy Payments, same as rent.
Built, owned and for sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
9O6 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 552o.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

See this today. The coziest
Groom 6ouse in the southeast,
paved street and large yard to a
3o-t<5ot paved alley. Large. din
i.g room and sleeping porch,
laundry tubs, hot-water heat,
electricity. Owner on premises.
$500 cash. Less than 5000.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
W-A-N-T-E-D-

Responsible party with about $soo cash.
~hv can make substantial ihehthts payments,
well located. good locality. eonyehfeat to
cars, strictly modefn; ami. AddfesA uox
Evening star., 1924-01-07
CLEVELAND PARK.
CIR 200

A very ssiable twe-stofy and Attic brick
home, situated just e-Raif a sqttare of
yonh. aye 1t contains rooms u bedruomA)
large Hle bath also servants bath, eoleplai
'front.' porch and two rear porehes, open Ars-
place: hardwood aoots throughout. tnstS SBta ne
Large rear raFd with garage Attractive terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
1894 FL kt. w. Hssltors Frsnkiiu nsaa
Evening star., 1924-01-07
S6,5O0-NORTHWEST.

New bungalow, large roomS, slassed-i In
sleeping perch; colonial front porch Iarse
,o. shade trees: hst;.atsr heat tile bath |
50 min. ny 14th st. ear: all inefovenents;
lew cash payment and terms. CORY d CORY,
QQ1 10th eft. NV
Evening star., 1924-01-07

INI<. zLIlU NA LsI1t~J.J. n L.
hn almost new English ba sement home. pit
'r,s ted In this fash he section. tst stones
throw FROM Sheridan Circle This hsuse +. f6.
mirabfy adapted for enterta ming. Ere are
ten large rooms. three complete na. snd ts
modern throughout. iniuainI a irex,oof, built
in. two-csr garage ONT OF tow a owner has
aupiicsted for seveEal thon.,r6d dollars nsors.
Phone for appoin tudent to tsepett. -.- '' .0.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 Y St E<aitors. Fsanklin e5o3.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

S1fUU ChSF1-S.T.
r. have Just reduced the price Of my house
sl.epO for quick sale. large rooms. nfcs
h1tares and bath; garage room, paved street
and alley: viii sell for low cash and $50
Al once; Address Box t18-T, stat once.
BY OWNER. LEAVING CRY, SlHOo3f
house on large lot. Just on Alaska ave. First
hoor, large ru0tns ana hath. second floor,
Ing complete apa rtment: two-caf garage:
paved alley: house is pfsctieally new and
has many attractive features. as built-in re-
frifefator, metal weatbefstrip, instantaneous
water heater, etc.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

A two story hlodefh s0loniAf bFiek home, 10.
from Grant Circle. This house ii Ii iSnees
use py. tvs Families. as 1t, has sSssAie
fitchsnette on second AoSf. EiSht. foSfas, No
bat6s, klee. lights, hi.w.h., o9k AeofS aal 4
Fefps isGe IdSs es.h sian 'af'se ff'ee': saa's'e'
: Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 Fl St NV. RalIt6<s- FraSklih asoe..
Evening star., 1924-01-07

ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
f. FOR SAIE-H0UsES.
COntinu<d.
BARGAINS.

' GEORGETOWN.
rsu will like this tasty broom. and bath
srick, a.m.i, In perfect eondtion, with rood,
s2r garage; In the best section Of Georsetswn
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS.
Your chance has come to iseaoe tn beauti-
ful CsthedrAl Heights. Handsosne semi.
detached bri"k residence OF g spacious roonas
snd bath; am. large double rear and cement
trout porch. Deep. wide ~tot Prica, &i2 100:
5000 cash and easy nenthly psyIasnts. See
Z Mt. PLEASANT.
You win enjoy seeing this IDEAL home over
looking the IooioSiesf Park, WITH lovely
rooms, tile batps, cement front porch.
Kitchen porch, 2 9fsssed In sleeping porches,
a:mi. and cnnerpte garage Ali In perfect
condition. sis,ooo: reasopssse terms
DOWNTOWN
before il 70 snapped up. Tan rooms snd 8
baths: a.m.L! near 18th and Massachusetts,
Ee NV Only si5. 500. with $500 cash.
CT BARRETT, -. ...-
Mr. -I1nd e MASS AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
JAP MURDERER
SENTENCED
Once Ordered Hung, He Gets
OF With Ten Years

kakuEo Yanai. who was once sen
fenced to b hanged. was given his
life hack again Monday. Convicted
of frs, degree murder with tho
death penalty recommended by a
jury year ago yesterday. Yanai
pleaded guilty 10 second degree
murder Monday and was sentenced
10 serve 10 20 20 years by judge
Boyd J. Tallman. presiding nudge
% the superior court
Yanai's first conviction was re-
versed BY the state supreme court
when his attorney. James NJ. Bal
lard, took an appeal
A month ago he was re.trled and
the jury was discharged when ~
was unable TO reach an agree .
ment.
Monday the defendant agreed 10
plead guilty 10 a charge Of second
degree murder and Prosecuting At
torney Malcolm Douglas took
YanRi before Judge Taliman where
a jury was impnnelcd and the
young japanese pleaded guilty 10
second degree murder.
lie shot and killed X. Kanarawa.
pool hall proprietor. April IL. 1854.
In the latter'a pool han at 4os
Main a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Apple Marketing Plan
Is Postponed a Year
Two Organizations Refuse to Go In,
Saying Overhead Is Too High

YAKIMA. May IS. The Northwest
Fruit Growers commission. orean.
ised last winter for cooperative mar.
ksiinE and distributing q tho fruit
crop % washinston and oregon. was
deomtd to failure Tor M least a year
MONDAY. following conferences Of It's
members hcuo saturday and sunday.
two ~ the hsgest organizations ~
Washington have failed % enter the
association this season. They are the
wcnatehee Cooperative association
% which Dwight Woodruff is man.
Rser. and the ~Big \" of Yakima
Both Of these organizations declare
that because the frost has destroyed
so much ~ tho cren. the necessary
overhead expense FOR tho central
sales agency Is too hlsh Tor the
Umount of tonnage left.
The only hope now entertained by
tho commission Is that the organitl.
tion will remain intact during the
present season without functioning
and that the cooperative plans viii
h. put into effect In the 1898 season.
The Northwest Fruit Growers
commission was organised under the
auspices % the Washington State
Chamber q Commerce, IL was gen.
orally understood az the timo OF or,
Euniultlon that Northwest bankers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

had subscribed $4,000 10 insure ihc
success ~ tho body II has developed.
however that no, more than 81. 900
was subscribed hy Portland and
Nakima bankers and that the Seattle
banks did not contribute o. the fund
The bankers that ana contribute 10
the fund ga 30 on the understanding
that "A central sales agency was 20 be
maintained by tho commission for the
marketing 81 the fruit. n was this
feature 90 which the "Blg Y" and
the Wenatehee Co Operative took cx.
ceptions declaring that they could
not stand the added cost of . cents a
box which would result uader this
plan.
In an effort 20 hold tho organiEa-
ton for another year. the members
az their conference Sunday Instructed
Edwin smith. SECRETARY. 10 prepare a
prospectus OF the work proposed TO
DO handled by the exchange. A com.
mittce was also appointed 70 draw up
a new contract which. Il was hoped.
would be acceptable 20 those organi.
cations which refused 20 come under
the present plans, n. c. Richards of
the Yakima Fruit Orowers' associa
ton. G. King Benton OF the Hood
River Apple Growers association
aud Mr., Smith we're named on this
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
THRONC BEACHES
NEAR CITY
Hundreds Rush the Season
to Take Water Dips

The fact that the official opening
date Of seattls's municipal bathing
beaches ls yet fully a month away.
seemingly had. little effect Sunday
upon that portion Of the population
that loves TO splash around in the
briny or fresh waters Of our numer.
Gus Sound and lake beaches.
Small boys predomlnAted- usual
NOT having TO wash their ears being
one Of the chief recommendation
in favor OF bathing outside Of the
family tub-but their sisters. dads
and mothers we're not far behind.
AZ certain ssnisecluded spots whole
families went In" and had wet and
glorious time. with the aid OF i'm.
prpyised dressing tents, bounded on
the north by the side Of tho f1ivver.
on the east by the auto robe. on the
west by--but that's mere triflinE de.
tail, and neither here nor there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
CKURCHMEN TO
FIGHT WARS
Ask New Consideration OF
PaCifiSt Resolution

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. May 10
The "anti.war resolution OF the com.
mittee on state OF the church OF the
Methodist Episcopal general confer.
enee has been set aside and a special
committee authorized to deal with
the question. IL was announced this
afternoon.
The resolution, adopted by an over.
whelming vote. was to have been
presented today.
shortly AFTER the afternoon session
OF the general conference Or. Abra.
ham W. Harris. New York. a member
az the Maine delegation. presented a
motion asking the anti.war resolu'
ton be considered by an entirely
new committee. The motion was
ndopted. II calls for appointment By
the board OF bishops OF n special
committee OF Is. consisting OF three
bishops. five ministers and five lay.
anen 10 draw complete a report rcla-
sive 10 a resolution outlawing war
and to present Il TO the general con
ference Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Fear Filibuster
on Rail Measure

WASHINGTON. May fe.~-Thc
Barkley bin. aboilshlng the railroad
labor board. advanced one step near.
err passage today, when the house
voted, 203 TO 100. TO 20 into com.
mlttee Of the whole to consider Il.
IN the division upon the bill. some
30 conservative democrats voted
with tho republicans opposed TO the
measure, but many moro progrcs.
sivc republicans voted for H. Evil.
dence was frequent that the fIlibus.
ter which previously delayed the bill
will be resortcd TO again and the
house kept in session until late to.
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Eight Are Taken in
Raid on Lake Place

Raiding a resort known as Sham.
rock Cottage, on Lake sammamIsh,
Sheriff Matt starwieh and his depu.
ties arrested Nina Graham, the pro,
prIetress. w. l.. Stephenson. said to
be her partner, together with five
men and a girl. Liquor charges were
preferred against most of the prison.
ers. Bali for Miss Graham was set
~ $3.50. for Stephenson Mt $500. The
place has a bad reputation, starwich
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
German Booze Pact
Signed by Hughes

WASHINGTON. May 1s.--The rum
treaty between the United States and
Germany giving this country author.
ity to SEIZE and search all German
vessels suspected OF violating the pro.
hibition laws within nm hours sailing
Of the American shore. was signed at
the state department today by Secre-
tary Of State Hughes and Ambassa.
dor weidfeidt.
Tho treaty IL Identical with that re.
Gently negotiated with Great Britain.
A similar pact is under discussion
with Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

allow the hero and heroine to wed
and live happily ever after
Miss Edna kitty, who takes the
prominent part OF Mrs Radcliffe.
VIII be remembered by those who
Faw Come Out OF the Kitchen" a,
the Metropolitan last autumn.
The rest Of the cast of Brother
Elks' includes Abigail Leik. Jncl,
McAneny. Virginia starr, Ed Eek
ern. Emily spiller. John Hanley.
Lawrence westesman, John o'Don
neil and Elaine Kitty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
British War Hero
Passes in Paris

PARIS. May lo.--Maj. Gen. Sir
Charles v. r. Townshend, hero Of the
defense Of Kut.El.Amara In the Mes.
opotamian campaign in the World
war. died here Sunday after a!x
months Illness. Major General Town.
shend was born in 1851 and entered
the British Royal Marines In 1881.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Death Damage Is
Fought Out Again

A second trial Of the damage suit
OF May winchester against the Pa.
ciflc steamship co. was commenced
in Federal Judge George NJ. Bour.
gums court Monday. The plaintiff
Is asking $4,000 for the death of
Earl n. Winchester, who died while
in the employ Of the company. The
first trial OF tn case. on March 8.
resulted In n disagreement Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Rathbun Once More
Town Crier Editor

Chauncey Rathbun, who recently
resigned his post ag editor OF Seut.
ties Business, and assistant publIci.
~ director Of tho Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce, assumed his duties az
editor OF the Town Crior Monday.
Mr.. Rathbun was formerly editor Of
the Town Crier. Chaplin Collins has
assumed the post vacatcd by Rath.
HIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
WRONG PARTY

a motorist killed n hen. He
topped and pressed n dollar bin
uto the hand Of little Edna. who
vas on her way 70 noighbof Hced'B.
Edna ran and told her mama Of
ieT good fortune.
well" sa!d her mother, put tho
noney In your bank and ] viii
ut The hens head OFF 80 we can
ut her"
perhaps, mama, Ms long m we
nvo the money wo had better let
ne Reeds cat tho hen. II was
ncir hen Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The star Invites IT. readers 60 uss this
department. ~ an aid In flosilnE missing
relative. or friends. The department l.
10 help In reuniting ths.. who have been
friends are missing are invited Co report
the Disappearance directly 10 The star
Headers who may know the whereabouts
u pefsens mentioned la this column as
iuis.isK are requested also 90 rupert 70
The star. Other newspapers are invited
70 rrpreslue~ sash Items az viii iniere.i
their readers.
Mrs. Charles Larson writes The
Star that she left a fur piece TO be
rcmodcled AZ shop operated BY a
MRS. ANNA OLSON. 500 Pike -.
Tho proprlctresa has novel away.
aud Mrs. larson il seeking her and
Tho whereabouts Of her FUR.
T. w. HADDOx. blacksmith. be.
lleyea TO be- IN Seattle. Is advised
that his ie.yearold daughter has
been taken 10 tho tuberculosis Hana.
,orium az Butte. Mont. where no
left her and his wife. afrs. Haddox
writes that herr husband Il 81 years
Old. feet. II inches tall. stoop
shouldcrcd. has rudy combplcxion
and light hair. nearly bald. His
teeth arc worn Off close 20 the
gums. Anyone knowing his where.
abouis Is asked 20 communicate
with the wife a, los r. Park st..
Butte.
WALTER GRIFFIN, believed 10
be a Seattle resident for several years
past. II sought by his sister. Maria
Woods. 2Til In Sale st.. Chicago.
III. Griffin IL colorcd man. about
50 years old. slightly built.
ROBERT GARFIELD BOWMAN
left his homo In Detroit Mich. 20
years ago. arrived in Seattle and
was preparing 20 so TO Kayac. Alas.
IA. with an oil.wci outfit. He has
never been heard from since. nc.
cordinE to HIS hrothcr.in.law. Hnl.
yard Scott. Ecepawa, Man. DomIu.
ion Of Canada. II living. Is about
~ years old A Seattle Insurance
company sought the missing mans
brother. David a. Bowman, some
years ago. Hs can be reached thru
Scott.
II. a. OWEN, OF the Union office
Of the Dexter Horton National
hank. has been requested TO locate
the widow OF II. w. Coldwcll, who
ls thought to have lived in Bremen.
ton from 1912 TO 1915. sho Is be.
llcved TO bo n seamstrcss in Seattle
now.
Mrs. Beuiah shultE. general delIv.
cry. Peorio. Ill, IL seeking word Of
her brother. yINTON HOLMES, last
heard from year ago. residing at
SIT Union st.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19

Names audstori-
UNI Tuesday even
ing May 20, AZ
SIS p. m Atl
added feature Of
the performance
win be Chester
Trcen's six piece
iazz orchestra.
Brother E.lks-
Is based on tho
widely known or
ranlzation an .
the efforts Of
members TO aid
one another and
at The same time
solve the bust +.
- s..,.s, xt,.sytor,y nrff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
LITTLE BROTHER HEARS

"Eunlce, can you sec In the
darl7"
mo; why7"
well, I heard you tell HALEY
last night he hadn't shaycd."--Den.
YER Clarion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
NnnrH ENn HOMEa

NORTH END HOMES
81, a6n-yso0 caRh--5 rooms. large lot.
EafnEe.
,.'ooO@S200 cash--s rooms. lot s0x
100. garage.
t2ie0-E20D cash. houses, 6 rooms
and rooms. large lot, garage
81, H0Q-Sb00 caEsl--6 rooms. splendid
condition. 2-car garage.
g. s00--s4A0 caHh--b rooms. lota or
fruit. A good buy.
s., soe--i500 cnEh--5 rooms, full
basement. corner lot
t5.see-g500 caBh--5 rooms, fire =
place. basement. garage, fine lot,
on car line.
50. f0p--tbo0 cash--5 rooms, base
ment, garage. fireplace. BULLETIN
features, large corner lot.
And many NEW, np-to-t he-minute
and b-room homes at prices
ranging from $4,000 to $3.50.
We will call for you.
o. c. LOHMAN, REALToR
1906 Greenwood Ave. Su naet-t001
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
WHAT HUBBY HEARS

could have tonight out,
deario?"
Nor
No " all have heard from you
since you said Yes" - Detroit
Newh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
EDNA kitty IN
BROTHER ELKS"
AT AUDITORIUM

Brother Elks." the clever COMEDY
ofgerirg Of the Crusodal soelety
I.layefs. will be presented at Holy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-19
Is MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
o ID WILLIAMS co

81. III WILLIAMS co.
EAFH AND DOORS
Screen doors. ~ 20 $3.50 cupboard
doors. 1srly veneer panel tiib %
f2fEs Nith douhlo strength glass
aud wood bare f1g0 10 ff1t.
white spruce hrendhnurdH soc;
medicine rhrutH 60 hang on sail.
$50. with easing 90 aft in wall.
Wrlis. Tor PRIZE lLLN8TnATEp
CATAIOn. listing money saving
values M rl kinds n miilword
and friurea for the home Also
lutte aHtiffactinn guaranteed
q. III WILLIAMS Co
SASH AND Doors
1887 First Ave. = Seattle
SPECIAL PRICES oN HHlkdLEs
Common stars. 81 BOZ common clears.
s,,S, exec sIis, s|1. star oxno ,s
SINGLE. or sndle-0GHs
Sewing Machines
sewing Machine 20. itia tth ave.
LIVELY RU0 sELLlNG aud the
largest assortment 90 pick from.
odd riErH. terms. Waldron Co, 1879
F0nr'h Ave
HEWiNu MACHINES RENTED
MA ih-abkT. New end used machines.
Easy terms ICES WeHtiake. oppo-
site Frederick a ksison.
GARAGE man. attention. star com.
preston RnuFru. 1880. Metal
mHnder 81 ais first =.
LEAVING city viii sacIlfies piano,
period dininR set. bed room set
tools and dishes. can M heu-lftt
EcoNoMtZE = Men's shoes rssois a.
81 Oak tanned leather Euarnn-
teed wnrkmh nHhip bi2 Olive.
AFRO hammocks. 81. car cutilng.
$40 up. Alt Jackson. HE acn-
isg5-R evenings.
I FULL cord % stove length mill wood
$3.50. delivered, Seattle Fuel Co.
SEWING machines. rood drop heads,
$40 up. Repairing renting MA In
1855. 1884 FIRST ave.
| PORTABLE rarnEss houses. stores
Mars Portable nidg Co, s7I Roy
~ ca pitl-a912 Res. ~ nret-iisa
Mill. wood. " cord dry mill blocks
1850 cord; best forest, 1850 cord.
cedar. 1850 cord. FL iot-hitS.
MATTRESSES rebuilt and recovered
DENiEON MATTRERa co
1914 Aloha 81. CA piti-2tsi
MILL wood. te cord. dry forest wood
cord KE nwd-ff0b
GOOD spuds for sale. ii.s0 sack. 90.
lunhia Cash Market. western and
Columbia
RAzoRs. blades, knives and scissors
sharpened right. 1913 Third. Give
us a trial
bitY seasoned wildwood cheap. Also
s-I slab from Htetson Post. never
in water, ~ nset-oiil,
We pay highest prices. rags and
other Junk WIN call EL iot.721.
| We buy and cell clothing aud furs
The owl iaiTM FIRST ave.
MOVING aud hauling with large van
$3.50 Der hour. MA in-4t2ai
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
Rainier Mattress Co, BE aen-i2p,
fin WILDWOOD. t52s. So INSET
/ e3ia.
! blyosK mood, ts.5s % ts.s6 dry fof.
est. $3.50 load. So nsat-ifft.
/ is.tsCH wildwood, never in water
80 fun cord, ME irse-7tat.
MossHAcif sells used automobiles
/ kAvANAoH 1850 hats 1884 let ave
blow cAsEs cheap. als Flrst :
50 GARAGES
PORTABLE garages ca plti.isfa
SO AUTO ACCESSORIES
/ FoRp transmission refined. 81
valves ground. i7to 1903 poren
So AUTOS FOR SALE
I sa=---s-a==-=--.-a-a