The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1918, Page 11

Fa Wanted—Keal Ketato ” Acreage FWANT TO SECL YOUR | 1097 GHW Ach ALI i5Ob "ere Tet it with us We can | 1 ACh ALL ad0b Pew miles Crom city tim JW SAUN & CO. Teeth ee, from oll tin Second, at Pike FOR 4 AND 5-/ have | | Ride ome buy n land Cloai must estate and land mv an pay $400 to $600 | se Batol 4 monthly payments. 53 Bmpir cau, 210 Liberty | Second ane Madinc — | ye N a Acreage $275 level: on mail and milk ; near achool; wood ¢ GARD TRACTS jor fue! PrERURNAY TRACTS | * DINBLS S-ACRR bate | 48 York Block CASH AND $10 MONTHLY ‘ M R ISLAND ne RBAN STATION 1 THE | Two chote fronting the bou HR OF ADDITION vard boat landing, at gaow that there is no. Detter th ond. An ideal close-in home Fhe in Western Washington at ek sale. 1008 Sra Ay price than we are offering at en pantromely low price above Open Rvenings Until 9:30. yl TO HOME RULLDERS erin of «e S acres of land | § LOTS 50x128; $250, 8260, §350 each that is 25 cash and $10 per month; city " | ght and water: cheap wood. They are close to paved not far to car. w Ran eat 374 HIGHWAY ANT TORK |= Stocks and Bonds 1 WILL BUY | Anelo-French bonds, Liberty bonds 00 Pacific Miectric Welder 1009 Alaska Petroleum & Coal 1000 Western Smelting @ Power. | I WILL SELL 175 Universal High Power, Special 8 operative Product Co.$1.00 ka & Coal Hawke Mining Co. Sp ET SOUND FARMS CO. wt BK AVE. NEAR JAMES. MAX WINKL 214 Union &t B STMENTS—Wh OF FE bonds and securities, drawing Der annum, interest pay in amounts IMPROVED KIRKLAND LAND | RUNNING WATER: HOUSE: 1,275 ty mye rea in place, wit through land; some standing | 8; garden was plant- | wat or not x} ood Youn| ; Ege ins Later ve can be hott 850. en Anne hill proper loulars STMENT COMPANY ual Lite Bide | __Business Opportunities | WILD SELL OR TRADE ? country otel, with din! or sell furniture and leas ing. J.C. Davidson, F balance $15 monthly | Madison car and Kirkland | | to Burke & Parra Inquire for Mr. Suck- eadals Wo LIBERTY BONDS ROUGHT. Spot Cash Paid. Any Denomination 100 MILES NORTHEAST | it. Vernon, Wash. on old Clear | No de! 7,6 oF 7 acres in clover | balance cod nd | well water; a siooo Partly Paid Ronds Hought. nsec Hrokers, NoRTHW, ESTERS arec* & BOND ot 601 ‘Aeska Bide. R. TRETH. Highest pri | = vb ; Hight wagon, new plow, . ie Sther tools. Willttals | for the complete layout, or for farm. & C. HAYNES, Route 6. “WAKE YOURSELY SAFE WITH E SOME GOOD LAND Se- OLN Goi monds 108 Ch DIA ante pala try at. ‘arm Lands BIG SKAGIT COUNTY LAND SALE To Settle Estate can't last forever. ony a 45 minutes on Pacific, from Seattle's business | Are being oftered at leas than half! ented. Address Ft 1. Attorneysat-Law be | Bikes, ter soil at $100 an acre. val Good land, in a splendid kesh. Wis | CROLAMAY HEINN — WOowAn |i" the Person of | Knockout "er | * there is @ cleaner, more honest Sistriet, close to railroad town, SIMON DE WATS ite oN COREDIT. lawyer. Consultation free: conti-| YOSXy: the Californian, who cap-| offer of good land, we don't know| school and market. One 220-acre | Gentinl General practicn, Collec. | tured the light-heavyweight title of of it. See thia right away, while) tract grazing land, tg ber acre, | REV. GREEN . Hott Hellaed 4th} tions, 714 Lowman Bidg. Main) the Pacific coast, from Frank | holes of ti y ilroad and ec Ten| at Jefferson. Conventently located. Farmer at the Arer Tuceday ag time payments | 40-acre with| Private parlors Main 6481 YB HALL ERFART he Arena, Tuesday ios ‘& PHINNEY | 2-room with | BRACTICAL NURSE—MRS WItE- |” Ghnernt nraction & night Second Ave, Ground Floor. | 4-room 1.000 | ""etkaen, 1016 18th N. W. Phone) Consultation. 21% Hurke Hoth men slugeed from the firet —it_Second will need al finitard i? Second ave. Main 7303 tap of the gong, and it was apparent 2-ROOM HOUSE arning power Is good that both were trying to put over a é Dalf-ecre ground, in the West) 2s 8 Personal Attorneys—Patent knockout wallop. Kruvoaky knock district; close to ani rd. We show the land free. | PRIVATE” “SANTTARIUM pis DP. GORIN—Patent Attorney./ed Farmer on his knees for the : $100 cash, $1 ‘ easen of women successfully troat- atent secured or fee refunded. | co ni . per cout interes H. C. PETERS, Sole Representative) (eet eee nee eana.. Term 701 Central Hide. Main 390. Free cade cae in the first round, x own house on our hait-| ANEW Aas ° Fase Se Feanonable. 1627 16th ave, Cap-| _ book on patents sagen alg om Msg ircular and Seattle| $l, Will car. (nnn | de a game come ut the EAST TERME A PACK FOr GRAY, ATR. ‘ Bicycles and Repairs Ms — Ftc ays kept sending c PETE dss unos eee eo any shade. Switches dy UHY LUNDGREN for Snell Wiley: | in telling blows to the Kapowsin | Fema ave houses, pert alder bottom. Takao Improvement) “cies, tod Stewart, at Times e@:|logger's mid-section. ‘The second | a Food. all fenced, creek and spring. | ioe GoGk 3. COOK 1s TRYING | eo 41 renenn. | FOUNM WAS AB repetition of the first TARE Goor LARD —HE Bee ee tlghberey ready’ te | to locate you. Please send your Chattel Loans Kruvonky boring Farmer's lower| ciemvaiaeaniel move onto, address to 206 Epler Building. | ————sascaew ey LOAN | Femions with his left and he had! Fr. DIRDLE. 648 New York Mock. FARM; W rygp ad ge 2 ae Just one tract left in our Addition It's one of the | 5 In cleaning this addition w maki: ie a sale price of $37 acres, all good land: $50) 10 per mont loney | rm: & water on the $10 he Mi ba ‘ood he ; bring some with you | beartng fruit trees; | to school, store and wake Mead ARSDALE & | i Seattle county r co. 1019 Third Avenue. _ CLEARED 30 aeres; rich, black, mellow soil: no tock or gravel; lies level to water: on erushed rock Fr Box 3. Maltby, W Business Opportunities de.. “and Pike DAIRY PRODUCE Stall in busy downtown market: re- cripts average $65 daily. Good fixtures. Owner drafted, and will accept $1,750 for quick sale SMALL HOTEL 233 rooms. well furnished and clear- ing $200 monthly. A dandy buy, and only $2,000 required. CIGAR »fAND Located on Pine. Owner muat sell, and will accept $1,000 for stock and fixtures. RELIABLE INVESTM Seaboard Bidg, 4th and ‘BALE. w prices: | @sy terme §=We will accept Lib- bonds as first payment: pay Balance out of wagea work In our camp co. tracts: thres| "2" sig imite; right on close to ship- | —— Water: tre Bost asses 0 8650; B10 ree w to _ ash, 35 monthly. GOOD PAYING HUSINESS One of the best paying stall« in the Sanitary Market, First and Pike ys at.; fully equipped; established 12 bs yd B. GREEN pars. Terms if desired. This will stand careful investiga Phone Sidney 1201 OUT IN THE COUNTRY the Des Motnes brick highway. & acres will make you a fine Place: good ; timber for ings, fuel and fencing. : very easy terms. — (E-5 ns COMPANY Alaska Building. tion PUBLIC REALTY BUREAU, 210 Liberty Bide. opp. P. 0 96 Business Opportunities Wanted WILL BXCHANGE OIL STOCK FOR ‘These shares sell at par in Call 216 Lumber Ex change BY CONDO You Sx PScT PEOPLE TO TALIC BUSI= SS IN AN OFTICE THAT'S NEVER ee A ia dd 4 iota sprig SMELLS LUKE A DOS K No istelag You'RE LOOKING OLD )_BSFORS S 9 were ga ove. ‘ ess, our HERG 00% 2 mostake Gold. (10 nh ‘oat 35 5000 Lone Star Ol 01% | ey | out-of-town ordere promptly attend. | OINGS OF THE | BOUGHT “some MORE LIBERTY BONDS ToDay. Bau Ve ME THis WAR, SPEMS A LOT QOSER. WHEN You HAVE A MEMBER. 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M. to 6:30 P. M elegraph Company ICH FIND ZUM KRUVOSKY IS NEW CHAMP OF THE COAST A new champion is in our Parmer dragging on the floor as the, The third round was all Farmer's as he kept his mean right in Kruvosky's face, but in the final had Farmer cover: | bell rang |round Kruvosky ing up when Californian and the title Mike Pete, at Skinner & Eddy minute with Johnny Mec pride of the Seattle shipyards, one of McCarth on the chin and Nt half way ring. and then MeCarthy other wallop on Mike the nine, He was over Leo Houck won over Louie Leonard, from City, and Referee Whitman's cision was booed. Leo piled up a big score of points in the first rounds. Leonard was on the de fensive in the initial rounds Bobby Harper, substituted for Red Gage, who was taken {li Mon In the opening battle, copping the melee ended. the who in building ships ed about a The rthy took * sleep cross count hung an. the fight took the a close decision It Lake and won & wellearned decision r Jack Williams, a Minn Jack Lock hart won a decision over Ciaceo, in a free swinging me Lockhart’s comeback in the final inning, earned him Referee Whit man's decision Herb Murphy, shortstop of the Pat-Mac baseball crew, leaves for Camp Lewis this week. Tom Sea- ton. to Duthie hurler, enter the is also expected service soon. BETTER VALUES UP-STAIRS 93m * *4aR se hoeShop Second Floorfitel Bldg Seconds. Pike — TakeElevator LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES convenience snd full. particulal Office, THE FREQUENT SAL NGS, o ervice, SAN DIEGO ido state- M’CORMICK LINE 109 Cherry St. Phone Fillott | FREE DOCTOR RIGHT DRUG Co, | took for the Free Doctor Sign. ry 1 169 WASHINGTON #7, Phys! RST AVE. or STORES the decision producers ot DID You Make Thar OLIVIA ? Now “Wev'LL MAKE HIM —m- ALTERNATE TAG SIMPLE; YES, BUT MIGHTY GOOD EXERCISE BY ALLMAN Yee, vosr d ) om FINISHED (Tr | y WV f Gosh ~! / LUCK 19 UNLUCKY FOR United States sailors playing “alternate tag.” rapher Dorman. TODAY’S MARKET REPORT Prices Paid — Dairy Chop . Whoirante Dealers for | | Eee Mash . Vegetables and Froit | Feed Meal nar Alfaita Meal VEGETABLES ame This ts my mney of deliver- Jorserndtin A) per Th LF sally ance to you from the fear that ac+ Lettuce —Local, per doz. heads Hene—Licht, ive. ‘35,1 EXTRACT, FIL! crow Nand Walla Walla Danver, y MVe wc ese #7 TREAT Teeth absolutely without Oniona—Areen, satan Were Ti pain in all cases but acute abscessed B Torkeye——L' 37 | conditions. Dressed |, Lowest prices in your city for Peppere— Fas! Popcorn—lowa, per tb. Petateco— Local, per owt. ¥. Wash, Netted Gems, per owt Radishes—Local, eal, al, per box tter— | vulpes Local, per vack cn! city creamery, 1, tn | cartons : teenie “ wRorrs Loca! city ‘croamery, pies, Se iethaden. parchment wrapped 68 F. Wash, Alexander, per box 1.25@2.00| Local creamery, cubes 60@ (62 | w Gravenstein 1,602.50 Egge—Fancy ranch 61@ 64 Hananae— Guatemala, S2@ 54 jack berries on pee — FB, Wash. Grape Fruit Grapes—C ‘Thompron seediens, per crate ast, Wash Wash, aie pecket billiards down stairs Wash Prones--iocal Itailan TORREY & SEARS’ Watermelons—E. Almonde—Per th. Per th. | Ellberts. | Peanute—Per Tb. eae or Th. fimothy Heef Scraps Chop ole -Taeal, pee i. Local, ‘Wash. common .. Burrel Gems... Crabapples—Local, half box al ! Valenctas, box . BY PAUL PURMAN “Alternate tag,” one of the arny land navy “play” games, should be | played with 20 or more men formed in a circle. One man is “it,” another is the runner. The rupner must run in and out of the circle between the alternate men. If he succeeds in (completing the circle, the last man lhe has circled becomes the runner. | If he is tagged, he becomes “it,” and the man in the circle directly in front of hin becomes the runner. TRADITIONAL. BALL ROW ON With the baseball championship of this section at stake, the Patterson- MacDonald and Duthie crews are en- joying the usual row over eligibility of players, Hamilton, realizing the |importance of the next two games, has scouted around and signed up & couple of outsiders to replace the Pat-Mac regulars who have left the team. He wants to play Ike Wolfer and Bill Speas, and says that the title games are off unless they do play. Joe Devine, manager of the Duthie crowd, has ideas of his own along this line, and says that Hamilton must play his regular team. ‘The Bat-Macs have lost Silcott, the | slugging gardener, and Jerry Downs, Jat first base, which weakens the team, according to Hamilton, unless Wolfer and Speas are allowed to play. Passed by United States censor. Rolled Barley local .. Beratch Food—rer Corn Scratch Food COR. FIRST AVE. AND PIKE ST. Phone Main 4963 nt! “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” tortnge—Onder 2 Sel ph EP + Peork—Good’ block hogs + Veal—Fancy .. Regt rence per tb. high-class, guaranteed per dor. bunchee. | Gelling Prices to Tetailers ter pert itter, Eggs and Cheese per TD. .. on per crate 2.60@2.75 hington Young America, hington cream brick . on Y. A. hington triplets Yregon triplets... seediens, box 5-1. basket ing = cool game of cards BILLIARD PARLOR end Pike 14630 Srd, Corner Gett Drinks Main 2819 Card Tables RINGS AND ALBERT wy F 1010 Second Ave. TLAIN OR JEWELED WRI WATCHES DIAMOND