The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1912, Page 7

wees 428s masses You'll find they're great ly improved by the use of KRISTOFERSON'S PASTEURIZED CREAM loties of berries tm ppetiaing h, fine flavor ed cream. Ask your grocer for it Kristoferson, Main 228. Elliott 223. SEE OUR Potlatch Booth On the northwest corner of Second ave, and Columbia st. Bend Park Co. 453, 454, 455, 456 Empire Bidg. Ti4 BLEWETT sT, acme PAINT wo15 FI GALLON ate, Painting Tupetbenaing: timates , Electric Co. Retail Everything Electrical. 316 UNION: STREET Opposite Postoffice, Sell you. a new one or repair the old one. FLATIRON REPAIRS you cannot sleep nights, difficult to ret breath, gastritis, dyspepsia, ulceration of the ach, constipation, in fact, diseases of the stomach and b@wels, appendicitis, acute or chronic, it will pay you to in gate and see some patients I bave cured. Private sanitarium and office, 5617 22nd N. W. Dr. Nuernberg + Specialist on Chronic Diseases. cases cured it’ proper lancen. mbes and to be the be Catalogue and advice free, artificial 1 trusses A LUNDBERG Co. 1107 ‘Third Ave. YOUR EVERY WANT DAIRY BRICK ICE CREAM Three Flavors. Try Th. You'll Like It. oe al Dairy, 5426 Leary Av. EMBALMERS BALLARD 9 —_—— to Ar rd a cot Metal Works OUR SPE diSheet Metal Works Wiights, iow Piping, Conductors - hotel and at @\ afternoon from 4:30 to d Business Directory, quipso BY THE ADVER. NTS BELOW. THEY ARE ELiAsLe AND WILL MEET) q CHIEF SAYS PEOPLE ARE BEHAVING WELL ““The reports of the rowdylem on, the streets of Seattle this week are a little exaggerated,” said Chief of Police Bannick this the exception of Monday }there has beon little of It. }true that there are a few young |fellows who are rough, but they are being watched The toughs jwho caused tho disturbance Mon- day night have been arrested and will be punished | “Of course tn a jam Iike that on |the street every night, there ts | bound to be a good deal of crowd. ing, pushing aad shoving, but there is not enough rough work for one to get excited over, “There are 75 extra policemen working this week, I have plain clothes men in every block, some of the huskiest mgn on the force, and any attempt at rowdyism will be severely dealt with, The erowd is behaving very well.” PARKER, BACK AT HIS HOME, IS FREE AGAIN With nine months more of his sentence yet to serve, allowing for good time off, George HM, Parker, fiscal agent of the United Wire. less, is on parole and has returned from MeNetl's istand to bis pala tial home.on Capito! Hill. Parker was sentenced to a term of two years for using the mails to defraud in connection with the United Wireless exploitation. Par ker began his term last August. Application for pardon was made two months ago. He was paroled last week on the recommendation of the federal pardoning board, of which Warden O. P. Halligan, of the McNeil’s island penitentiary, ” chairman, Prison life seemed to benefit Parker's health, though when pa) roled he waa taking treatment for | impaired health either he nor the membecs of uls family will dis- cuss his future plan FOREIGN CONSULS LIKE POTLATCH Arrival of Hyas Tyee Allen on the gold ship and the formal pre- sentation of the keys of the city | Was witnessed by nearly everyone of the northwestern representa- }tives of foreign countries, The |consuls were entertained at a lunch at the Arctic club at noon and were, the guests of the committee all afternoon, A dinner was given for’ them at the Arctic club last night. The consuls present were: Goon Dip (Chinese); John P. Jacobson (Danish), Baron von Loehneysen | (German), Dr. Ghigtione (Italy), B. | Pelly (Great Britain), W. H. Mur bed (Great Britain), Selichi Taka- hashi (Japan), Christian Dameyer | (Netherlands T. H. Holderup (Norwegian), Andrew Chilberg (Swedish), J. D._ Trenholme (vice py Mexico), Eduardo R, Rodri- {consul Mexico), F, A. Bart- jie (Peru). BUSH NOT AFTER TERMINALS TACOMA, -uly 18—Irving T. Bush, head of the Bush terminat company ‘of New York, will leave for New York tontght, following a luncheon tendered this noon at the Tacoma hotel by the business men lof the city, te has stated positive- ty that for the present he will en- tertain no proposition for the os _tablishment of a terminal project jhere and urged the city to buy all lavailable water front and lease the oes on easy terms to manufac turers. FINE FIREWORKS | | | Display of fireworks last night ‘on Elliott bay was by far the most spectacular. and beautiful feature ‘of the Potlatch. The battleships, iuminated from stem to stern with countless electric Hghts; the lights of West Seattle, with Luna park standing out prominently; the pow. jerful searchlights on the big war- | boats and the whistles and lights |of scores of small craft, made a | picturesque background for a won- ‘tara display. |HALF HOLIDAY — | FOR DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYES At a meeting of department store | managers last night it.was decided |to close all the big department stores in this city at 1 o'clock Sat- urday afternoon. The department stores wili open at 8 o'clock in the morning, so that early Saturday ‘shopping may be don They will ‘not be open Satubday night. | The half holiday will give several | thousand people, employes of the stores, a chance to join the Potlatch fun Saturday afternoon and even- ling, and this is the reason for the {action taken. ‘The Plymouth Congregational ‘church, 6th and University, is giv- ling series of free pipe organ re lcltals every day this week from 112:80 to 1:30. The first Methodist church ls also giving ew in the | 106 pke. #ac ; 186 | yar mustard, tic; 1$c can #beimps, loc; 10¢ pk. corn starch; bop lee pkg. washing powder, 5¢; Italian ¢ Ip.) navy ‘beans, 4 Ibe wheat, 4 26e; Jap Tige Ib.; Jessen's genuine bread, 6 for 26c; Dantnh winger cakes, 100 doz. rolle 4 made 100; 10¢. hom cakes, cakes, 3 boxes matche 3 aks, walt, 10¢ of saches, 10¢ new eating herring. Ibs. 250; grape fruit, 7 iba, 260, $1.60 20c basket, aches, 20 ioz.; lemons, ernie: basket; milk, 4 cans 25¢, older vinegar, 160 bottle, {one nfrape jules, be glass, 16¢ bottle! Bear! onlona, 208 pt, flour, $4 sack cornstarch, be Tb b,j, gelato a Dlg! Engilah walnuts, 10¢ allardia, He bon, rT iayer cakes, B06 to. bod Corn, 25¢ doz. ears fog 266; potatoes, 14 [pet 100 [be.; apricots, cucumbers, i0¢ each nanan, 2 i0e [HOLZHEIMER VS. MURPHY FOR PROSECUTOR W. A. HOLZHEIMER William A. Holsheimer, who ran as the democratic candidate for at- torney general four years ago, ai nounces his candidacy for prose cuting attorney on the deqocratic ticket. Holzheimer was prosecuting] attorney of Juab county, Idaho, for one term prior to coming to Seat- tle in 1905. While in Seattle, Hole heimer has defended a number of criminal cases, He is a member of the firm of Holsheimer & Herald. Holaheimer says that if elected the prosecuting attorney's office will not be used re iaundey or col- lection agence! ancient criminal cases will not be dug up on which to make & vecoré. DIES SUDDENLY A. J. Parriard, a bosiness man of, Vancouver, wah stricken with apo plexy in the Sherwood saloon yes terday afternoon and died in the police patrol a fow minutes. later. He had come down to attend the PoUatch and was staying with bis daughter, Mra. J. A. Corry, 217 16th ay. N. THE STAR—THUREDAY, JULY 18, 1912. WANT NEW PARK Resolutions asking the elity coun ell to dedicate the grounda that formed the alte of the old city hall for & park were drawn up by the Seattle Recreation and Playground league at ite last meeting, The resolutions state that this} = plot is admirably adapted for the purpose of a park and breathing apace for the inhabitants of the hotel and lodging house district that adjoins. LOCAL MAN ELECTED Btate Association of Optome trists elected Dr, Arthur Holt of 8e attle president of the body at the atate convention that just closed in Seattle, The meetink place for next r will be decided by the executive committee, THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAIL Svancarmene: woe beer igtion on rks n has not ad ‘enience ol tablished agencies at the Stores, Fourth av. and (ri ay and Madison et, Pas TA i a hy atv - Upright used but i case design price a Agents ot "Wate our A LING AND co. 200-201 202. 03 de Annex. ~ROUV ENTE whim (Oe) Go) aa Antique Ge Ff 4s a nants ‘nlo near P. Boatoric ie Works, df? pat ison. Bast 292. Wagon calla, deliv: mply. Kodak AO in. m oto Sho} prot. of botany and anion steam baths, oe Geiectrine Halment for} > nerves, Benito, edicine, sone h trouble) and for all rte‘of akin disensos, ‘Hours tt T to 9p m mas Bate Ave, Room 4. Tra Hotel. Phone Ballard ssh Nichols, bungalows Hinckley Dik Situations Wanted— Female pan wante day work, washing or so cleaning preferred. North Another Great: Program'=s., for Tomorrow JOHN PHILIP SOUSA All Nations’ Day at Eilers Music House Great Singers pines Ten Great Nations to Be Heard in Con- cert, New Peerless Talking Ma- chine to Be Used Paderewski, De Pachmann and Josef Hoffmann Will Give Solos on the Welte-Mignon Piano. Many Incidentally a Good Buying Potlatchers Are Pianos. ‘Tomorrow is destined to be one of the great days of the Silver Annt- versary Celebration at Eflers Music House. It is “All Nations’ Day” on the program, and the greatest sing- ers from every nation In the world are to be heard in one grand con- cert. The new Peerless Talking Machine will be used to’ reproduce their vole In addition, the ‘Welte-Mignon” will be used to re produce the playing of Paderowskl, Jonet Hoffmann and Teresa ‘2:| Careno. Fun to Begin in Me Morning The fun will begin tn the morn- ing. Mr, Edison's latest invention, the Kin will be demon strated toscope Is a liv: ing picture machine, and Edison de- elares that it will revolution! our present methods of teaching in schools, ‘The machines are not costly—the films are exchangeable, and any body whe can afford a phonograph can afford one. ‘The demonstrations are entirely ua ty. free and are open from 10 a. m. to 12 noon. International Concert Begins at 3p. m. The International Concert begins at 2 o'clock and the following sing: ers will take part: Sonan by the fore: from every of A Geraldine Far: ma Eames and Al mn. uder. IRELAND John McCormack, ENGLAND Nelite Melba. WAL Williams, larry 1 Eva GERMANY Schumann-Heink and Leo Slezak, FRANCE Charles Dalmores ITALY Yaruso, Madame Tetrazaint and Bernice Pasquait Barico mma Calve an RUSSIA Marie Michailowa. The best songs by there, singers in the world, will be heard via the new eriess king ma~- chine, BAND MEN AND BAND INSTRU- MENTS Eilers Music Hou nized headquarters for the band men of the Northwest, several or- ganizations from nearby towns hav ing established club rooms in the Eilers Building during the Potlatch There is a particularly fine show of Drass instruments from ©. G. Conn (the leading manufacturer in Amer- ica), which has won favorable com- ments from the visiting bandmen averybody who is interested in Band and Orchestra Instruments ts invited to see the show at Hilers this week. Strangers will have no difficulty in finding the big build- ing, which stands on the cofner of Third Ave. and University St, silo Gogorza. is the recog: 4 5 | Weala toh opportunity. the beat} 4 = ~~ Funeral Directors. vo. Main or Miitott #49 y Undertaking Parlors, iid ® North 214 W, B. bork. Wineral pi per Boney Wa aon es, . ay, and Univers! dt 164 Personal. CURED, per panent tion or detention from labor; ~ ‘s Mineral Wo aired vitalit; pn guarar ne dollar. Slgcks called ‘ed. Huson, Hott 341% niouring, facial and woalp, | nents guaranteed, Suite 17, Pike mt ti vhied av for, repaire deliv= aii Hinckley Bide 21% Consult Dun expert p , wucceas. gan Macdonald, jet, regarding iret av LLETTE BLADES sharpened toe rasors, tbe, ete, 1401 4th ay. WiGh—Ail inde of iar 1310 708 Pine Str Phone, North 104 Chiropody, manicuring _ Liberty ‘Bide. Richois, bungalows, Hinckley Wik. — caw it in The tar. Help Wanted feoale Wanted—You sieneed hone operators Ap. ply “gi hy "Sra * 1620 Ce: pottie Te polegra Tadlen weatel Fepare tor tons as Ue operators onthiy up Basy work. Ks pn yp omy Lace ed term th Li * ents. Pacific Reronrapn Inetitu Ay 706 Wirst Av ve your hairdressing, ete., done at 414 Bitel Buliding, Second and Pike. Kapert service; reas ble rlees, Manicuring, Bhe. CEARN LADIES’ TAILORING omaking fn the Inrgest and Il west of New soho! NS GUARANT axD ICAN LADIGM TAL AS DRESEMAKING BROADWAY and PINE. parlors, Pike With” geetiral Hous country, near city, « Bosition, good pay. Phone wiliot ° Ladies” and children laity, infante’ action guaranteed. Nag Want Cooke, layetton 316 Are Help Wanted—Male TEN Fike ENGINEER SCHOLARSHIPS Omy mechant Kineering achoot tn) the Northwest Just getting hinery, etc iding, where arranged and con- PUrpOReR. ‘upon conditions to llcant ts vartine school, be named will give complet was oF Offer limited aloe ready chool, Inc., oy at. JA tt gs cag i rin od pald while jearbing. ‘ei ‘or write, NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGR Grade Be! eNom Wir Bi waits for ‘Si8t ie ther. Uipstaire. Hoom 204 Empress The- y dove Lune Buildin, neering. This ye. New cai Seattle Bnginecring First ay, mia, rotlatch 3 Epler Block wn to be @ good b s LEN BARpeR COLLBG! 320 Oceldental Ave. rataced Modern rooms at greatly Hotel Barrington, 1613 Sec~ Program “Tictel Siate, sing! week. int and W Norman, 2 56 Male and Female Help ree home bookk: 1 he mYarantoe qualift aeistance position; wanted everywhere. 203 White Butidin, to replace t you ha et. Jewelry mu der. Watches and jowelr SAY B Dk hoy Manufacturin, Jeweler 114 Columbia 8t fale & months old; ternoon; wore collar wi and inseribed Jack, owned D. Brown, 1617 Téth av. please return 1226 fepeired. joat Fusas- Lost From F dock, South Alki, a 15-foo trans stern rowboat white, with varnish trimmings, Phone West 35; reward ‘om street car on tween Stewart and evening, panama Bunch © at 202 4. Eiltott 2002 4 A girl's red awen bid, near coal bunk 1370 Rainio&® av. Bea ‘he Littic Jewelry Store that always sells for less. Get our price firs ar Pik i Houschoopins Rooms. 2010 Western ay, Paalnale ‘Touma, B50 up: suite, (00 up. Near public ,aarket. enesning & 1012 Pike at $ Earle, 717 Marion; n sleeping rooms choice, $2.00 Houses tor Rent. Live on Queen Anne, 3-room ern furnished cottage; also 4 rooms partly furnished, You will like these. See them. 1 First yA. T. Jennings mod mod Flats for Rent. Mode S-room fiat, $12.60 ‘324 Kitch. W. Susen Anne __Apa artments for R nt. i chedpest rent fn city. Gopeiand Co! rt, furnished, $20 1909 Minor, § roc phone, Hight, M4 cinior Apts.—Purnishea and un furnished; 9th and pine Main 2861 ne 1800% Kth-—Comfort- 18 tn. Madn ‘Buel. $14 up. ‘coma, $1.0) Hiott S118 W NEAT POTLATCH GRANDSTAND 4 Hh & Vi Howell ide, snodern F Tooms, private fa diatanece. ta Koren N 405, The | Hrondway corser DBroadwa and Youler. Modern. $2.00 a wee #, Prentias, proprietor » Khode Island, 86 Virginia at toe day and $2.60 week and up, HOTEL, Mainior, 168 Main wt, brick building. Kutes 600 and up, Bath GRAND We HOTEL, 116% Wire Boe dally and uy fF isth av Hotels nd Lodging Houses “Nice Giean housekeeping roomn at Hotel ‘Trafton, 6425 Ballard ay lard 1983 CAPITAL. S00 to $1.60 day HOTT keeping rooms at Bal HOTEL — 168 $9.60 to $s week Ti2% dh ay. Bitiott 6421 J, 1081 int av. Mod per week and up. av i per week and up $i and Wash. r $1 and up; beds 160 Free bathe, ROVAL HOTHL—d01 Fifth av. tbe to Ifo night: $1.76 to $4 w Business Chances. x i rates $3 Hotel Conwul, DAIRY ror SALE 86 hend of cattic Bi 70 fir we giving” milk, 12 heifers coming Cresh. 4 blooded bulls. 2 g00d teams 4 wagons, Full dairy first See for a clasa equipment $6,500 OLMSTED #7th and Greenwood. Phone Ballard 2 NOTHING DOWN $16.00 5 month, buys S-room modern double constructed mprevements paid ROY EB. POWERS 6237 Ballard Av. Phone Ballard 409. ee nd property for Cash, or at nd sell stock, « X-361, care Price Wy store ‘will tn, ne ap tor cash eS r Pine FOR EXc sHANGE One or two acres of land, adjoining the City park, on Beacon hill, for logged off land near Puget sound Price, $2,500.00 per acre; free of incumbrance. Also have lot on Beacon hill to exchange. Price, $500.00. Ww. W WACKE just ret ‘ua county very Have urned from famous ¥ Montana, where man it fav of North America; Will return there every two wee! on special excursion rates furniah- Milwaukee & A few excellent close to the rat! Oe $1,850—80-ACRE FARM—$1,850. NOYES, 317 Boston Block.| Peper pene ane eB Fatenn Mat Acreage—Continued [For Sale—Wood and Col, VIND TT enw A TRACT BEEN LOOKING For you wit. THM KIND oF you HAVE No matter what kind of » tract y a for, you will time and annoyance by ction pf our land near Portage shon island It tm wituated in the midst of @ well-settled community, with good ds, rural tr tina ‘pen you ar tracts, nty for ta, ared looking inside te fe tracts In meadow, racts with orchard. It Is doubtful if anywhere clae on the Sound you have so wide a variety to choose fro Furthermore, you will find that the prices are Teas than th of sur ling.properties VEKY EASY TERMS. WEST & WHEELER od tracts, 309 COLMAN BLOCK AGRER \GE onTn th of olt 6 Bi $3,200, $1,000 it purchaser YouNe & BROBERG Phone Ballard 812 AT KIRKLAND I have a ranch adjoining the town of Kirkiahd that I will sell fur $1,250, has house, spring, garden. eto, under cultivation. Terms §100 cash and $15 a onth considered: must have $100 down. J. Brenaman, Anderson's wherf, at Madison park GAIN" CHEAP LITTLE FARMS DAIRY—FRUIT—POULTRY GENERAL FARMING Not in the backwoods in an oid farming 4) t. Qual has been proven b vuy rocky Buy soil. $, 10, 2 logged off, ‘burned ear, moll & to 10 which coa- does not dry free from the Sut or need irrigetion? rock or gravel. Nearby milis provide steady work iw y wish, we will secure you employment Treat yourself right by investigating tls proposition Datly trips. RAY BRULET Fe 411 Hoge Bidg. Sito Sacre fruit and tracts near the new city of Tolt All cleared and now under cuiti vation. The Tolt Connery will furnish ready cash market. This is the finest old rich bottom land in the state, located on two new raliroads, two beautiful rivers, and adjoins the city. Will event- ually, become city property. City water and sidewalks fr These tracts will pay for themselves. Buyer gets half of the crop now i in. OREGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT CO. 410-11-12 Hoge Bidg., Seattle, Wash. TACKES WITH HOUSE Good level land, one acre cleared, on county road, 1% miles east of Bilverdale. walk a, fig 100 cash. ~~ § ACRES FOR Good upland soll, free Just the place for chickens and amall fruits % mile from dock r tracts to choose from. Cheap: land we know of. t is required. Ole Hanson & third floor New York — Owing to sickness, owner will sell) zy his 80-acre farm, 4 P eoage | from elty and 3 ratirow or $1,550, and give time on tbo" of it,’ 30 ‘acres cleared land, 1 acre orchard, 2 springs and creek, ¢-room house, barn, blacksmith shop and poult house; milk route, and near school; place worth §3,000; chan for » © one to make $1,150 easy money Bath, WEST COAST LAND COMPANY. 1118-14 American Bank Bullding. NORTHERN” PA EMPLOY ES. ATTENTION! You may soun be ordered to Auburn, You know this, although the gen- eral public de Why not met a lot or two hing the big roundhouse at per lot, with water in and paid? Terms sh, 35 1 Ole Hane hird f York 1 eee VALLHY RANCH IMPROVED On the interurban, south of Seattle. only a few minutes’ walk from station, stores, tract of rich bi cleared, with new twe four rooms, with fire sian well, two chic enced, together with ducks ‘and chic terms $200 cash and § BURKE & FARRAR, 104 Cherry St AURURN COTS Woe have 500 lots for aale at Auburn Have cight left with water in and paid. Price of lots $178 to $226. Right in town t buy Northern Pacific mil- Terms on any lot, $10 cash, nthly HANSON & CO. ind Floor New York Block AN INVESTMENT }40 acres cheap, % mile to Olatin | midway between Seattle and Ta- ver timber, cedar and] stream through COW, pl a montn the land t ri Price $2,500, one-fifth cash, CLIFFORD, 1019 Third) Av Good tracts ‘all around Seatti t stl, WILL TAK OWNER, Hnap—2? acres, partly cloared, with new house, 24x30, located at Man- nice view of Seattle and Sound. Price $900.00, ha or write John Op: n, Wash ON ROULEVARD 10 acres on boulevard between Port chard and Bremerton to 8. Navy Yard. to salt water, very mood soil, fing timber. “Pri » $900, one CLIFWORD, 1019 Third Ay Good tracts ‘all around Seattle. GHOICH of F View tracts in North- end Acres, adjoining Lake F t Park, at $400 per acre cash, balance $7.50 hly, Aoto bus ‘makos regular Better see this, Ole Hanson & Co. third out. New York Block. % n Burien Lake car line; $400, $20 cash and $10 per month K. WYL! 412 Now York Block, — Bittott 5007, AURURN—6 acres on main line N. P, Ry., east of this prosperous RK. RR center, $260; $10 down, $5 month Herbert 8. Upper, 804 Leary Bldg {G0 acres water front, $40 per acre. 4-room cottage, large lot, $900. acres bottom, $878. Bird, Ni 2 Very easy oss the bay from city, south of Port Orchard, handy to’ U. Navy Yard, ons hour boat service to Seattle mar- ket CLIFFORD, 1019 ‘Third Ay Good tracts all around Seattle, h bottom land,| terms $10) | DO YOU WANT A HOME wit half block of the ar line, on idge north ndiand park? If #0, we have a 4-room cottage with a 40-foot lot for $1,560, $100 cash, balance 15 per month, This place is in the fastest growing district in the cit BURKE & FARRAR, INC. 104 Cherry St Oe NORTH INDING A 4 Bar, Wash. Division point transferred from Skykomish to Gold Bar, Freight assembly yards being bullt to relieve congestion at Delta, Wash, Gold Bar unable to accommodate growing popula~ tion. Working men sleeping in box cars, tents and shacks. Get full particulars of this wonderfu opportunity for and house but GREAT I At $14 Northern Bank dg ath & Pi NEW ¢+ROOM MODERN COTTA! 00, on terms of $50 down, month, no mortgage, near Mnes. Y POWERS »| OAK t|for Sale — Cn no trade| Wain wr ish For Sale— urniture. ARRARAAR AARC and two sections tor viracts oF legal papers, jor nome rout ont Call Star otthonn ed talnin s ous oee f* fine pndition; is ain and can be used to al robe Call Star office. Pe ward fombination oak | wardrobe Ww gain. Fine tor ofth © or by " Btar office. * wii ot Base and toy filing con Hargatn Jaw firm. CHist . Wanted to Buy---Furniture 6 goody 610 Pike dorn Furn. Co buys, » Cie? M. 4229, in M61 hoane oF oF? andier, 6 Miscellaneous, Nee rd % Goon Ruy The, Bley has large onk filin, ™ has 9 jar letter fi Pigeon hole drawers tor ¢ etc, 18 drawers for mine nr papers and 2 large drawers. ss i+ gular filing cabinet for r - or law business. Call 8t cable en, 20 racks, -ETTER filing cabin d ee ae Bariain it tar office. etncemiva.tes DAMAGE n dition, Call “BATT Damaged bath tuba teas eemplete._Kustad’s, 316 2n horoughbred cocker spaniel horour hb paniel : pion, $5.00 and $8.00 none & © Vischer cane, $150 cash corner John Fill your” up on "plato, at 182 N. Broadway, on “EX AND COUNTRY LOANS nlmproved or vacant property, any Amount, $50 to $600; long OF ia ime: ouny payments, no de- tas urtevant & Co, 317 Boston J GOoDFELL we tate Lonne tn aroun £0 $10,000, $11 ‘alte: JROKERAGE ¢ 5.00 to ARIED PEOPLE urity or indorsement, NED ON FI RE warehouse receipts ater Liberal ter rompt servi Northern bank Bide. sth é. ais 8A Witho MONEY LA Pianos ACTING Bi No profession ofte © teach and ». tunity. and rehearse WARDE DRAMATIC Ross-shire Hotel, Cor, 6th me ee ichols. Vungalows, HYnc oe Canadian Bank of Comm: office, Toront nee oe 0, Canada ( bankin fn Canada. ote. —— t wager cnene arr tinae sa ¥."e. SOHL, 1424 KR $1.00 Aw. $10 cash all|~ Pr Avice trex. experience; wife oReph Ten, 1 laws property rights; Jipitand ana pele contidential; consultation Rooms 405 Phone Main 1040 re Music building: Lega advice on any sub, ject free by Br law: the Legal Aid Bureau cerning husband and’ wii emptions from borers lien, S29 Alage gat 16 yrs. experience in hi, it co eet courts. 211 Boston Blk. Phones Main 4 Res. East 52) | Sommer, Lawyer, 103 tnd & Gone tation’ free, Bailey” Bide. Townsend, Spring Orie | Murmurin, Yep RY MUSIC CC Avery, rae — Bidg site Bon Marche, will continue closes * through summer, Main 26 and piano a wensen, ® *y houses for re uses for sale. . With a fine, e acreage that slop: gently to the uth, which is ideal for chickens, and ‘you thousand "here. ; terms $160 down and $15 a Clyde Hackworth, Kirk- land Hote Kirkland, FOR S Two half-aer mo. two b school * part ash. car to Rainier Beach, Nichols, bungalows. Gil FOR SALB—Residences in all parte of the city. . 926 Lea: t lying ‘tract’ o: Wash, TAP and T-room all in frutt and cks from brick Rainier Beach 10002 59th & te, 5 SAMUEL COLLYER, Member Seattle Real i ym house n market for good poultry for killing pur- poses. We dress all our poultry, and sell wh » and retail. POULTRY CO, w Corner Market, Wiilott 826 | 18 KALEM POULTRY AREER Dressed chicken © per Ih, Spring chicken per Lb Live and dressed turkeys always on hand, 1600 Pike Place. For Sale—Livestock monue Fir eked CO. 1928 Ist Ave. Ps bow) of horses, aeons. ‘ory Tuesda’ ay. Ae we rn Aust. ate X im “Tee SYRES” MUSIC SCHOOL—Mandolin, ultar, banjo inca loaned. 510 Peo Bank Bld NT—Rent hase. Wailing, 2 Fegistered Ma, ttorn, “A o. 600 Central ine Iain, ‘enwie ee mane a Sameenales —_ RAITPRRNS AND Mane Seattle Pattern Works, 818 First A ¢ equipped shop. Main DAY —THURS. THIRD ) AV, rat clase Kodak rinishing; cut fi Canova Studio, work guaranteed. 1118 3rd. Photos that are mad HIN io at Liberty Blig. rd _and Union, a re ‘team. truck William Jolly. 3 furniture mover. ——— LOCK AND WA Hoa terey Se ae s Tohmnaker ates ings; Jowels 7c each; lassen, ho. “Jacobson, First and Stewart,