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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Dancers Win
LaurelS at
the PantageS

Not FOR months has Seattle seen
Latin dances OF the oaliber presented
hy Mllc. Delirio. formerly OF George
Nv5tite's Scandals, doing" a per.
sonal appearance on the Pantages
clrcul, and headllning az tho local
house this week.
Her company presents Dreamy
SPAIN a really high-claSs musical
md dance act. and IL far and away
the bes, Of It's kind plying Seattle
vaudeville houses since Nellie Fer.
nAndsz appeared last season at the
Pan
Tho mRdemoiselie eo.features Sc
noritA Aibertina, whose dramatic so
prRno is heard in a repertoire Of
Spanish and American songs 90 the
accompaniment OF IN excellent quin.
tet.
Usually featured dancer Is the
whole show. but Deliroi has. IN her
male partner. a real artist whose
best work, perhaps, 10 in his inter
probation OF the Apache dance. The
Argentine tango Is another excellent
number.
Harry Adler Is a mimic.par-excel
isnce. aid with the aid Of Rose Dun,
bar. he goes over in fine style. de
spite tho fact that he follows i'm
modlately the Deliroi number.
Zelda Brothers present gy1mnastic
tricks OF n high order. closing an
exceptionally strong bill. Bobbo and
Stark have humorous sketch in
which pathos and bathos are well
| handled.
Dorothy Dodd opens the program
with goo Interpretation OF
You've Got Ne Wrong" Her song
plugging Is aiLed by the comedy
work Of her accompanist, Rae
/ I,eeder.
Virginia Norton is featured IN 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Criss-CrOss Photos Are
Proving Fascinating
Solving
: Fans Enthusiastic Owe
Cut-Up Puzzles

late. Two cr!ss-eFoss photos have al
ready been published Today's b. tho
third II sou haven't the back copies.
you may secure them at The Star
circulation department or $50 the
Motion Picture Editor. There VIII be
ak printed In all.
Many OF the contestants sent
in Saturdays puzzle put 20.
Eo,hsr correctly. but omitted 20
tell who tho player was, That's
part OF the puzzle, folks-you
mus, no, only renrranEo tho
pieces correctly. but must give
tho name Of tho player. You
can either send In the puzzles
each day or hold them until tho
six have been printed and mall
the batch In all az tho sams
time,
The contest "a being conducted b.
Tho Star and the Hcillg. and th'
players arc al favoritcs Of the film
world who have already played 9n'
viii again be rcen at tho popular
Third ave thcaier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
"Miss RaffIes"
at Winter Garden

Evelyn Brent is a captivating little
Miss Raffles In "silk Stocking Sal.
Il crook play which combines ro-
nance and action. making delightful
entertainment Mt tho Winter Garden.
Director Tod Browning, who
sprang into Prominence by his direc-
ton of several Of Priscilla Deans
beat pictures. has dono clever work
In interpreting this story.
Robert Ellis, good.looking and
athletic. plays tho male lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

AItho she Is only 20 gears old
Tits attractive MISS hos so many
picture roles 10 her credii-bob as
star and IN character DTS - that
there's no use trying 10 count
them up.
She ,cas born w 50, Louis. NO.
and migrated 10 Holip1ood at an
carly age. Her carly picture dp-
jcdrdnccs zorro IN "T'he Affairs Of
inatoi" and "The Sheik." She also
ppcared IN Nd=imouo's Camille
Thc Hunchbaok Of Eoirc Dame
and Omar the Tentmakcr."
Note, that ought TO make it cuu
enough for you 10 Solrc. after VouUt
CIT up the aboUc cartoon aud re.
arranged u IN us proper order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
"TyyO.FISTED ONES"

1.-TWO .Fistcd Jones" has been
chosen ns the title for he Jack Hoxie
picture which Edward scdgwiolS has
just finished. II was originally called
''I'ind tho Man" Kathryn Mcclure
ls tho leading lady. II is anticipated
that upwards OF ono million Jonesos
will be interested TO view the OK.
PLOTS OF such n worthy exponent Of
the family as "TwoFistcd Jones"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Rural Folks Are
Featured in Film,

welcome. Stranger" tho screen
version OF the great Broadway play
by Aaron Hoffman. which comes to
tho Colonial Wednesday. is n vivid
picture of the prejudice of n small
town. The author has made n study
Of New England rural folk and all
the personages in his play are dis
tinctivo, each a definite type. II is
real story OF American life, adven-
lmrn md rnmnnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Florence Vidor an
Ideal "ChriStine"

Following his purchase % Esth'
Iscn Norris celebrated novel "Chrif.
tine OF the Hungry Heart now
showing az tho Coliseum. tho late
Thomas Inro found tho matter Of
rejecting an actress 20 play tho
leading role a problem OF many DIFF
truiucs,
u was not until Florence NidoT
played her most appealing scenes In
barbara Freich!r," that lnco de-
eided fhc vas the ideal actress for
the role. Some might differ with
him. some might emphasize the dis.
hlmllarlty OF Barbara" and Chris
tine" but Incc was ndamant Hts
vision stretched beyond film and
book into tho realms OF his imag'
inntion and Florence Vidor wHs The
Christine 10 saw,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Priscilla Just as
Captivating as EUer

Priscilla Dean. moro niiuring AMI
beautiful than ever, q delightnE
hosts a. the Columbia this wee
with her nrry portrayal Of a DARING
Arab dancing SRI in - Cafe IN
Cairo" Mystery and adventure
abound 90 ihly story % tascin'
atluE gin who dstisd tho dictates
or shsik f1r the love o. a dash.
iur American,
- Cafe ig Cairo" s. based on
lrola ForrrstrFa famous novel OF ihs
samr name. Robert ELLA az the
darhing young American. loves splcn'
daily and fights TO the entire salts
faction Of everyone, A notable cast
Of character actors appear IN the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Picture

THE cross word editor. and the
l. office bos are all "hst up aud
claim tho eriss cross photo editor Il
all to blanir. You tec, toliH. IT'S Ike
this. Already tho crossword pursls
editor Is 70 popular hts mall has
bulgea over every day and now since
tho criEs-erozs photo has started up
he's getting a lot OF letters which
don't belong IN his mail sack and l,s
making more work 20 sort tho
niEslvea. We don't want 20 &c, 10
bad. 80 please, when you send IN
your criu.cro-s photos. send them 70
the Motion Picture Editor or CrlsS,
Gross Photo Editor Instead OF TO the
Puzzle Editor Then there WIZ Dc no
mistake In Who the letters 60 10,
IL you haven't started the contest
and stlll want 20 get IN i, u Isn't TOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Virginia Pearson
Returning to Screen

Virginia Pearson. famous MS "a star
in her own right several years ago.
and ono OF the most beautiful women
on the stage or screen, has been cast
In the role of Cnrlotta, the rival
prima donna to Christine Dnno. the
heroine, in "The Phantom OF tho
Opera" Tho Faust scenes for this
production are being enacted on the
Paris opera" stage at Universal
CITY this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
"Her DUN Free Wiz
Is Dramatic Tale

Her own Free Will" in which
Helene Chadwick IL starred. is n dra-
matte picture showing at tho State
along with a vaudeville bill.
Tho story. adapted for the screen
by Gerald c. Duffy from Ethel NJ.
Dclrs story of the same name, is a
tale Of a girl who marries for money
and after trying every way TO be free
of her domlncering husband, finally
falls In love with him.
In support OF Miss Chadwick APP
pear Holmes Herbert, Violet Merso'
ronu. Allan Simpson and George
Backus. Paul Scardon directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
HoW'd You Like to Be
LAST Man on Earth?

Tho Las, Man on Earth" which
Il causing lot OF amusement a, tho
HeluE this week. II decidedly n mod
orn film In every sense OF tho word
So modern. tn fact. that when the
hero. Earle Toxs. Is lifted BY hts
sweetheart and wishes fervsntly 20
be takon 10 some place where he
need never sec woman again. q
radloplann answers his thought COM
mand and transfers him Immediately
20 a forest where he lives In retire.
msnt for 10 years Tho picture II n
highly amusing fantasy with tho
scenes laid IN 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Blue Mouse Film Has
Interesting Theme

4 real human interest. romantic
story IL "MIs Devlin's Love Ro.
nance" the offering at Hamrick's
Blue Mouse. The story deals with
tho everyday problems Of two sYall
families Women who face lifs In
the modern business world and wo-
men who have found happiness In
marriage win both find their own
problems drnmat!zcd before thom
IN this film Offering
As comedy relief 20 the blu
ihcrc "a a Lloyd Hamilton comedy,
Crushed" with the FUN staged
n New York's subway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

kathryn Mcdonald, who re'
tired from tho screen some time
aro 10 become the wife Of Charles
johnson. Pasadena millionaire y
row the proud mother q a iusty
baby boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

DoR over hair q year tho cues, foE
Il PLAYER 20 portray The title role
IN tho Paramount film version Of
Peter Pan" excited universal inter
rst. Suggestions Tor ihe part poured
into The Paramount studio from the
FOUR winds
Seventeen year,old Betty Bronson
finally won tho role. selected b.
James N. barrie. the author himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Prize List
First Prize-lO.

First Prize-lO.
Second Prize - Season pass 20
Heilig.
Third Prlze-six ticket, 20 any
performance.
Fourth Prize--f'our tickets TO
any performance.
Fifth Prizc-Two tickets 70 any
performance.
Next Five Prizes-One ticket 10
any performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

sketch entitled love IN the >
burbs."
Manager c. Z. Bostick and 6ls-'
Goff. organist, present a beautr
congaloguo based on "A Ctr .
Every Month IN the Year." us-l
local models.
Photoplay Magazines prirs ca-i
Of thrills and radio. Without Wan
ing" goes over big. with Anirs'
Moreno. Tyrone Power and Ara
Ayres in the featured parts. L. h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

Laura La Plante, Uulversars
pretty, dhmpiedchoeli blonde. IS
playing opposite Eugene o'Brlen in
Dangerous idiots"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

Ia a competition with some zoo hun
dred asplrants for this much-coyeted
priss. Among them we're some 81 the
worlds greatest artists According
90 Harris. pretty Nirs Bronson Is
Tho ideal Peter Pan"
Strand audiences. where "Fotsf
Pan Is playing IN ia second biz
week. arc laudIug Barrie for his Wiz
dom IN choosing Betty Tor the role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
SOME NERVE,

DRoPPING fifty feet from a
IL inferno OF fire into ths
rocky bed OF a river Is one O
the hazardous feats ancor-
plished by Owen Moore and On
stance Bennett in the filming q
tho Zane Grey Paramount prp
duction. Tho Code Of d.
West"
The scene required NOR
nerve than anything / have eve
seen" declared director william
Howard. after IL was over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
CLANCY TriunphS

Again as Love-lorn Clown IN HE VINO
Gets Slapped" Liberty Feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Ideal "Peter Pan"

Barrie Made No Mistake in Selecting
Betty for Much-coveted Role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
TT WAS RECOMMENDED BY my DOCTOR
The Reason Why So Many People Take
Father Johns Medicine for Body
Building and Throat Troubles

Whom Mrs Robert Dillon Of i7 South Mechanicsvic ~ " ~
asked why she took Father Johns Medicine pa
recommended doctor" The So
|
question asked a similar answer :,
xEY turned by the following: Joseph Boyle lei "
AX3 Sas33g St, Dalton, Mass: Henry r. Vilet 20 Cy
HE St. Meriden, Conn; Frank Po, HalanA -
jE III Miss Catherine Boyle, IS Blackburn ST. -
t&&fl haven MAAsi Charles L. Irving III"
Wsf& sAa4tJ well great others
WsVp2X&] Physicians hospitals other nSitutcn,s
VssI2HkIp< the world endorse the merits OF f'
Johns Medicine because they know OF 10
and value.
II best for colds coughs and throat W.
and flesh strength for those who weak and run
y doctors prescription from alcohol and poisonous drugs "
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

Whom Mrs. Robert j, Dillon OF ?47 South St, Mech
asked why she took Father Johns Medicine for her
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
UNEMPLOYMENT
Continued From Page One)

3. We must be careful in endeavoring prevent
poymen and protect the worker against it when it not
do anything which will reduce the volume of employment by
deterrng from rowing freely from district district and
industry industry and from taking short
periods by deteing employers from offering employment in
proper
Every step should be taken highest eff
cheney and administration In particular the largest
possible share administration should devove those
ally engaged industry whether employers employees In this
hope to obtain efficiency reduction the amount
unemployment human administration The
Huber Plan seeks go far possible in this direction
believe therefore, that those who behind the bill
engaged work which needs believe
that unemployment compensation socially desirable and
nomcay worth while 1t would tend to lessen industrial
and attract good class of workers the would like
the fact that the compensation agreed upon
be adequate it is half adequate be just sufficient
the worst fear Of unemployment without giving that
security which will release the large human energy
a present held in check by that fear.
The world will watch the fate Of the bill with much
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
NEW ENGINE
CAN HAUL TWO MILES OF
LOADED CARS
Driven by Electricity 1t Has TIPS
Horsepower and Was Built for
the Virginia Railway

Pittsburgh-What railroad eXecu
tives proclaim as new epoch in rail
road history was reached on Thurs
day, Nav Ia, when the worlds big
gest and most powerful locomotive,
an electric giant 152 feet long,
weighing 1,275,900 pounds and with
rating of 1925 horsepower, had its
first running test in the Westing
house Electric and manufacturing
plant at Pittsburgh. The event was
witnessed by large number of rail
road men and locomotive builders.
The locomotive is the first complet-
ed of II ordered by the Virginian
Railway for its $15,000,000 electrifi-
cation project between Mullens, w.
Va, and Roanoke, Va.
The locomotive was put through
tests demonstrating its acceleration
and its various speeds, a test of re-
generation, the remarkable ability of
the electric engine to regenerate
power while taking heavy trains
down steep grades and to turn the
power back into .ie transmission
line, and tests of the power of the
motors. 1t was demonstrated that by
locking some of the wheels and
throwing power on others, the wheels
could be slipped without injurious eff
feet to the motors.
1t was necessary to build it in
three units so that the great length
could successfully negotiate curves
and otherwise be controlled efficient
ly. Each power unit has the mikado,
or 2-8-2 wheel arrangement, the
weight of the cab being approximate
ly 1926 900 pounds, so that the weight
of the locomotive as a whole is more
than 637 tons.
Each driving motor has mounted at
each end of the shaft a pinion which
enmeshes with a 1lexible gear. The
gears are mounted on a jack shaft,
the power being transmitted from
the gear centers to the drive wheels
by means of side rods. The driving
wheels are more than five feet in
diameter. The cabs stand sixteen
feet high and are more than eleven
feet wide.
1t is estimated that the locomotive
can haul a loaded train almost two
miles long. The control is of the cleo
trio pneumatic type of electricity and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29

When labor is true to itself it will
have no further need to ask favors
Of its friends"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
Big Revenue From
The Gasoline Tax
Especial to The LEADER

Columbus, O.-Few Ohioans have
any idea of the amount of revenue
that the state will derive from the
collection of two cents per gallon on
gasoline. Thirtv-five states had gas
taxes in effect last year, according
to government reports, but four of
them with the heaviest registration
had none. These four states were
Ohio, New York, Illinois and Michi-
gan. The income from gas taxes in
these thirty-five states was $79,734,-
10000, most Of which went for con-
struction of new highways. The aver
age motorist paid 5000 The state
of California which is about the only
state which can be compared with
Ohio, collected 81 ,993,222, from mo-
torists for two cent gas tax, the
same as in Ohio. The amount of rev.
enue from the gas tax in Ohio is es-
timated anywhere from eight to ten
millions of dollars annually.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29

air-brake especially designed for use
in electrical locomotives.
The Virginian Railway electrifica-
ton contract includes about 1873 miles
of route and 213 track miles. The
power plant for supplying the alter
native current is rapidly nearing
completion, it is stated. The loco
motive tested here will be delivered
next month, and it is expected that
the twelve will have been completed
before 1926.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
WEEKS EARNING POWER

Automobile, skilled and unskilled,
workers make higher wage earnings
than workers in any other industry
per individual The average weeks
earning power of the automobile
worker is $50, according to survey
made by the Department of Labor.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
A GOOD STARTER

Uncle-Now I'll teach you to milk
the COW.
Niece (from the city)-Oh, uncle,
Pm afraid of the COW. Couldn't |
learn on the calf ?"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-05-29
AROUT RIGHT

There are just two kinds of men
who never make a mistake. One who
is too lazy to work, and the other
who is a liar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Big Bargain

s-room bungalow with fireplace and
breakfast nook one acre fine Foil
40 bearing fruit trees red raap
berries. giant biHekbETrioH. HtThW
berries, electric lights and good
water. near school less than thrrs
miles from Eenttlr and only fnN
blocks from new Srhtt Tacoma
iOU-fu0t highway now under con
Htructi0n This IN "a bis bargain a.
81. 900 easy terms Inquire gDl
Mutual Life bldg LIST and Yrslcr
feHltr
SEVERAL fine acre tracts. Z mites
north ~ city close to Victory
blvd city water, lights aud telr-
phone school aud stores al your
door, Priced Tor quick HAie by an
estate. 1909 on terms al CO.
H. 3. iENDRiCKEOS
5B2 Marion Bldg ~. iotsE4Ug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
NOhTn cl.rY LIMITs

I,dUU--FlNI1 3dUU IAHH
Tito-rUom cottage on three lots. 50Y
100 feet each: right in the heart
OF the fast growing district Of
Victory way: just outside Of city
llmits. city water and lights.
IN HOME AND INVESTMENT"
H. N. NELSON. REALTOR
2l0 Hlncklcy Bldg Ma in-7sS7
NORTH END New Groom bungn-
low: furnace. fireplace, brook
fast nook. onlt floors. rull base
mont. garage; corner lot. paved
Phillips 430 Burke Bldg MA In
IGA4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Queen Anne Hill
$4,000 Terms

b.fuom modern bungalow
hot water neat full cement
basement. hardwood fig0rri
bulletin features half bipyk
from North queen Anne car.
al streets paved mo- nHHrea.
Wrul8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
ISL STOCKs AND BONDS
VIZ OFEE.- sTEIEc,T

WE OFEEl.t hIBJEII
II Best Universal ...... $500
10 Frank f. Best. Inc. 49,. Bid
500 Corr Gold ...........s.. 20
$1,000 Ruby Joe Mining .. 80
400 WaIla Walia OH &: Gas .2zh
1000 Forks Drilling ..,... %
90 Western Smelling e. Pr. 32n
100 Rotary FiUw ........ BID
COCO Alaska Pet. e. Coal ..... Bid
WE WILL Buy
Frank Bert. Dugantr, Star, Hayes
Hunt, RickenbacSsr Lambert
Tire Nevada Bellevue, Olympic
Hotel
FL lot 1919 COL - curitieE Bldg,
Pacific Securities Co.
Sc CHA1TEL AND
COLLATERAL LOANS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
50


" 81 ~ " vs. W ~ Isl So vs. 81 s. W
vs. MUST SELL by SATURDAY. "
w One 81 the best kchool and "
W busineAHmhn'r lunch ia the "
NJ city, near high. grade and W
w Catholic schools and in the ~
w heart Uf busy business W
w dintrict i'ull price. So SO W
NJ Some terms "
W aiet - s5th ME lrke Bulz W
Open Evenings w
W WALLiNGFDED ~
W REALTY co IS
W w W ~ " ~ " N " " W " "
hEsTAEkANT. dslcatesaen Doing
ttj per day CFn easily be
doubled best ranges. ste.. every
ming IN first class shape M0d-
rfn fountain, This place IL pFic-
I'd tz50U under actual Ralug for
cnFh owner slick $1,000
THOMAS go Pacific Block
WILL SELL. hair frfar.gt a., -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Cheap New

nice, level acres. lots OF
free wood. also 1000 berry plants
free Can move right in aud be
happy Trfms only 800 down. SO
pes month Deal direct with own
10 ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

30 hIHEE ITF lGn TO fFb
Choicest agricultural land Ia West
rru Washington Rich, productive,
level. wei watsrrd. valley and
bottom land Mono better OF
cheaper Large. well settled farm
aud Industrial district: numerous
schools ron H. markets and
NEARBY EMPLOYMENT for land
buyers, " desired Err local agent
at OnOlBaka D1 miles southeast
~ ChrhHlisJ. or write GRAIfA ~
LAND COMPANY. American Esnl.
IgluF SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
OImsted Realty
NEW BUNGALOWS

$3.50 10 5000 CASH DOWN
WE HAVE d large list Of At
TRACTIVB u u n q 4 10 WIS In
PHINNt.1. WulllnEford. univors-
itP districts
IfARTBE REALTY co.
iTt3 N. 18th ME lrse-I56T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

NlcuDUf- NIENntNs
Rest location AL standing Aver
~ vs. oso yer. Scales. track,
office large shed living apart1
nieut 81 U6W Truck aud fuel as
desired Diamond =" Fuel Co
1885 y SprsEue Tacoma Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
A Dandy Rooms

Good garage. sOxi2a feet. choice soil
and oh, what q view, Just out-,
side of citvNJmita: close 10 paved
fond only $500. very cnHy terms
Junction Realty Co. ME rHe Oj0s
ITWO TtCkBTs no THE LAST
LAUGH" AT THE COLUMBIA
frHENTER. FOR THE OWNER
Br AUTO LICENSE No. 90st0.
CAlB M THE STAR OFFICE.
WANT An DEPT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Fer the whole family with aue If
our cars - years ot continued
service yVur guarantee
FORD TOT RING
ssa00 for Ihis ideal ear for fisbtug
and camping trips seat gut FOR
bod nvW rings bearings taken
up motor Al. general condition
through out very good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

3GTH AVE, so.
WALKING DISTANCE OF
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL
t2,700-Sj00 cash. iroom house :
basement; garage; s0Nl00. 100 feet
from Mt, BAKER Cur THIS IL n
sacrifice sulc.
A.. =. D'AVlILA
Ill lot-ti7G col American Bank nd.
OWNER-5-room plastorcd cottage:
lawn. shrubbery and roscE; CON
crete walk and drive, garage and
woodshcd; fruit trees. S2,b00;
easy terms 80 W. 62nd su nsct-
GR28
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
10 LeYel

acres bottom land, north ~ Seattle;
trout creek an place. near rail-
road aud Broadway Price only
1850 terms $50 down and ~ per
month See owner al sos Third
Az InI 3 aANn only
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81 FOR sALE-AcREAGE
FREE DEED
FREE DEED

Q ana 10 Arrru and upward. north
Everett paved hlei,Wny. ON good
county inudH HrhuolH. nnEhDprs.
d'np rirh spiis shallow water
wonderful berry mud chicken dis
trlrt $50 ~ 1926 per uerc; 500
down, or what you can afford,
ANA $40 per month FREE DEED
20 FAMILY in case OF death; free
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trip 10 land every day. 80 minutes
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CHARLES o ELWOOD. owner
1914 Third Ave Tel. igi lot 1888