The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1919, Page 9

OME ON OVE It’s Strawberry Time in } The Suburb Quickly Reached i ON SCENIC LAKE WASHINGTON Come over tomorrow and sample them. LET US SHOW YOU or garden tract. The Place to Own Your Home SO ee en mt what you can raise on a MEDINA homesite Homesite lots and acreage on scenic Lake Washington's east shore, directly across from Leschi Park. EVERYTHING IN EIGHT BIG SURDIVISIONS ON SALE ‘This ts a Medina Beach lot with Mt. Rainier in the distant view. GIVE US A CHANCE TO SHOW YOU TOMORROW we offer you a personally conducted trip if you will but come to Medina or make an appointment so we can take you over in one of our cars. Hourly King County Ferry service righ t to our Medina office on this schedule: 3 6:20, 7:20, 8:45, 10:20, 11:4 oe ~ a a 3 4 55, 5:40, 6:45, 8:45, 10:45 and | 12:00 p.m. BLAKE, Leave, Me 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:60, 11:20 aoe ia me 1S 39s 2500, S10, eS P30, 925 wad McKEE & CO., 11:35 p.m L. C. Smith Bldg. >» mn: Plea end Call, write of > to me. Blake, McKee & Co. aris” sf. n8iihlign Maio e, le complete in MEDINA. I am’ ce formation. Second Floor L. C. Smith Building General Insarance, Investments, Loans, Timber Lands A. R. DUTTON, SALES MANAGER City Office— Phone Elliott 131 y interested tn Medina Office— Phone Lakeside 169 Patrolman’s Wife OPENING SATURDAY JUNE 2ist BROADVIEW HOME TRACTS on Thirty-fifth Avenue S. W. between Holly and Willow Streets Located on’ the highest of Seattle’s seven hills, at the very apex, this Subdivision may well be called - The Crown of Seattle Grandest view of Sound, mountains and city. Tracts 75x120 feet; $750 on qnay terms. Paved streets right to the ee. Car line on 35th Avenue S. W. will be provided for in next year’s city budget. Come in and let us show you this mag- nificent property, or take Fauntleroy car to Willow Street, walk four short blocks along shaded path east. JOSEPH E. THOMAS & CO., Inc. Watters and Thorniley Selling Agents 1026 Third Avenue wearing dark ¢ had made no r of the holdup Saturday Mrs. Thomas Dies; Mrs, J, H. Thomas Thomas, of the police departmest fed at 11 p, m. Friday at Pr epital after a al ar made CUBA EXPECTS AIR wife of clef iiness eer HAVANA, June 21.—Cuba Is look ing forward to the dry regime ir the United States. At least some People in Cuba are, The reason ix that they expect excursion basiness by alr when the Ary spell strikes. The Cubans are| looking to. definite ishment of air routes between Atlantic coast cities the Cuban gove: of entry all alo and that har for innumerable planes de luxe icans are said to booze to Cuba, here to } enjoy" It to ment fix ports he Cuban coast and me 4 their planning to come ASK THAT COUNTESS BE cepa FROM JAIL 8, June 21.—4Un ited Preas)— i prt for furnishing them with in formation regardi might result in LIQUOR STORES MAY A Few of Our Factors for Patrons A bright, cheerful atmosphere. WASHINGTO Press )—V liquors lons—ma on the han) A quiet, refined, and withal a democratic company. 8 owners for prohibition arried out enforce & good time without noisy demonstration. not include an al of the liq they hav enough str v' to allow owners to dispose of it prot. | itably Vocal entertainment to suit the taste of the guests. MAJOR OLIVER HOGUE Saturday nights we distribute Carnival Caps and IS NOW DEAD OF FLU favors; to make one doy family of the gathering. HOTEL BUTLER CAFE Sunday Dinner in Courses, $1.25 the Person. A social life that is fascinating. Dinner. and Supper Dances are the popular feature of our Cafe, SYDNEY, June 21 | Hogue, of Sydney, died having come thru the Palestine gain Major Oliver of flu after campaigns ed undying fame unhurt ised a Potiu the initial per Byer ie and } Cor STAR } WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ‘ in the states and they expect | BE “WHITE ELEPHANT”) if pres: | Gallipoli and | Sees Holdup Work r Ill a Short Time |: Sigt.|* LIQUOR EXCURSIONS a great weekend | } | | THE SEATTLE STAR--SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1919. i NURSE TELLS OF * Children of Samoa ‘Unearth Buri Buried | RED ATROCITIES German — ae Island | } e mG Says Peasants Turn Against Bolsheviki =D CTddition. \ j 1 Sy Only 20 minutes from right downtown—5-minute afternoons The Last Ultra Select Lake View Homesites Addition street.car service In Seattle’s Last Close-in ANY OF THESE ON TERMS OF 10% CASH FIV’ YEARS TO PAY BALANCE WATERERONT, 204200. Lot Tae ning VIEW LOT Writ FOUNDA- THe ne view of the lake sightly lot, 60x1 crete foundation (full xcavated) 24x48 feet, for your building. in the land the tales that pelibound where Stevenson wre every Ame ba Sth North and f MeG ft 7 = ingenunity that Id have won the sonten ON MADI- w admiration of ‘Treasure Island's Income tion in thie rroren Ty — a author THKErR HOT Le a fetter come 409x100 feet; all nd gold Iden away the Lt-Cams. LW. Ptr usr Samoan children, treasure hunters extraordinary to their Uncle Sam, snd Commander Strum, 0. 8. N, rected search for buried Teu. ton treasure, * coin to fill a ty : "Whee ble own men, after scouring the reported failure, Strum children of all as treas cylinders, yelow the sur the ground next gold plant ed by a native boy who was « 4 pig home, A little digging _ Uncovered the greatest cache of Ger- “man gold foand by American agents | luring the war—bulging chests of it “that would have made Captain Kidd The earti Army of 400,000 Almost Assured | WASH! June Ar faint with covetous joy nd Since then the boys and girls of on «| Pago Pago have been prospecting arm Samoa with u ughness that ar 7 eqn hs be Some New McGilvra Park Bangalows committee, 1 1 3 ted $731,000,000 ws 06 men. The ¢ 2 They shoffie night Another Splendid Group of Lots have had to take until they can ¢ skin on the bottom of their feet either tod: Close to Lake—Close to School $700 to $1,000—on Terms Come out to our branch office at 42nd and Madison and see this choice, close-in property. is little dep ed the excited Chartie to d shoveled up eno ugh . EVERYBODY HELPING MAKE NATION DRY And if there's a hidden German mark left in all Samoa, it's buried mighty deep’ p- | the mpot AMERICAN “LLOYDS” WILL BE FORMED 21.—Unitea n American SHIN Tune n of » insure the new Ameri rehant marine, wili be com pleted shortly, it was learned today when Secretary Daniela announced the retire KB. P. ment, on June 30 Herth of Capt olf, commandant of the SHOULDN'T BUILD DAMS Greg ALONG GeAKe Lives Pe PASADENA city with . ¢ il insure argoes and ships of the huge Amer. n merchant fleet built up during The company wil! be a dis- | ‘Uy American institution. horde arriving | the war 1 of E rom | Une ownley : scm OS TELL RISQUE Srontes TO YOU PERSONALLY TINKER COMPLETES TRIP After travel! 5,000 miles on a of the it. George manager of eturned to READ IT!—THINK IT OVER! ACT! amond Rubber Co. men kissed her New the city Friday Year's ev - a nor 27 - Are you clever enough, have you enough confidence in Seattle to take ad- 9 eg Yee ASE peep eee ee gpes | vantage of a Real Opportunity? | China’ No Place For Little Girls 3 If so, come today or tomorrow and select a UNIVERSITY 14-ACRE TRACT For Your Own Home or Investment. Rich Garden Soil, Beautiful Trees. Splendid view of Mount Rainier and Lake Washington, University envi- ronment, schools, etc. The Biggest Piece of Land for the Price in Seattle. ‘ In the line of the city’s northward growth and big future profits. You can buy on terms of $50 Cash, $10 Per Month | r New Zealand Army Prices—$349, $489, $519, $549 Tee TT Liquidating the S. L. Crawford Estate. GO TODAY. This is the Psychological Time to get Bargains and Make Money. These Quarter-Acres will make a Splendid Investment. To Get to This Property—Take Roosevelt (Ravenna) car to end of the line, thence east up hill to our office, or motor thru the University Cam- pus, on Montlake Boulevard, to 34th Ave. N. E., and turn northward to our office, corner 35th Ave. N. E. and 55th St. GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO., Inc. . E. S. ¢ VICTOR J. GREEN, Sales Manager 312 Leary Building Main 4357 Subdivision Office Phone Kenwood 3649 OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL 8:00 P. M. “You can put your babies here,” what the Chine is members of the family. It ts an old) | custom to drown girl babies them In the woods to die » mission , and these custome will soon belong 1oodwin, President ou past Out of its budget of $105,000,000 for rebuilding the world, the miasionary of | centenary of the Methodist Episcopal |