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, The Largest Audience in| ** the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 — Rates P Per Insertion | — ‘Tran: ‘charge advertining, 11% cents a line per Insertion (six words to a line), Six Insertions for the Brice of five. Transient cash tm advance ndver- Using, 914 cents a Hne ner insertion (atx words to n line), Six Insertions for the price of five. Classified advertixements wilt be Seeretes up to 11 orctock: cach morn for the regular afternoon edi- Phone Main © classified advertin- tment, and place your fore the Inrgest audience Im the Northwesi [Wa Want Ad hows oral 1 a uns W. 7. BRI ¥ little puppy dog ht him near and At last I found him, die A want ad in The Star. Other Rhymes Elsewhere on This Page—Look—Yours May Be There NEW AR- Georgette | WANTED—EXPrnin - ATORS ON HOUSE AND. APRONS | NICKOLS DR ~_ MANUFACTURING CO,, 115 3RD 8, WANTED—FinsT Ci ery makers. Good wages; season. Muller & Rass Co Fifth ave. ween _ WAY THEY ARE DANCING TARE 1 or 2 lessons. Stevens, 1523 4th. AGTIME PIANO LAYING taucht. Pantazes Building. SCHOOLS AND COLLE SAPANESE TAUGHT. KABOYAS School. Hilictt 4234. MALS 5 HELP WANTED MAIL WAY MAIL CLERKS—HUN- dreds wanted. $1,100 to $1,500. Age, 18 to 35. Experience un- necessary, Examinations every- ‘where August 23. For free particu- lars write John Leonard (former overnment examiner), 1114 witable Blde., Washington. long 1513 ii 11 the stand- tors and au in the shortest time Possible, Special day and night Mr. Juneau, Try. ‘DO NOT FIND io SCITAELD ition adverti@d here, why not roan ad in the “Situation Wanted” column? It will reach indreds of employers, and costs but littl AN » 5 in all parts of the city. Good nce for advancement: Apply to Circulation Department Seattle Star. 4 OUNG MEN—WOULD YOU_LIKE to learn trade in from 4 to 7 days, ) THAT PAYS $1 per hour? IF 80, "(fee Mr. Milton, 1025 Seneca st. SOLICITORS WANTE ral experienced newspaper s0- licitors wanted. Steady work for men: See Mr. Parish, care ‘ Our custom made screens will U MECHANICS V Shiekds-Livengood Motor Co., _Pike st. SD—12 FIRST CLA: re found ig agyeseeecgy 121 W. Mass: 8 ‘TIONS WANTED—MALE ASCHARGED AN OF; yoverseas service, age 31, ma: A-1 credentials; 3 years mer- ndise brokerage, 3 years sales- manager real estate, would oc my be apige vd with responsible n Kenwood 2238 Ad- I Shas * in wave. N. E. AN AND ex rienced in bank- i eae a public harge of office; ability. vice. we 592. 8 STENOGR r ition” which. contains to use talent for put- is together. You will run no. risk in hiring me. “My ability as a isstenraine 9 will pay my cree your sys- lard 2820. arnt experience: ELTA Bear or permanent. Will ria young interview with reliable em Shnloyer. TED ed from over- Phone mornings, Main timate civil a case. ults or no lence in the U. S, and Euro- countries. Best references. rege V-16, Star. M. qui i. vice; 18 months oversea: furnish best of referen dress V-17. Star. i EEPER AND GENERAL OF- fice man, age 27; good penma Just released fram service; desires position | with Srellable. concern: it local references as to honest: and qualification. 1821 E, Howell street. YOUNG ARMY OFFICER, RECENT- ly discharged, d es =position with large corporation; 7 years Seattle experience, credits, ac- Santing and office management. RETURNED OVERSEAS SOLDIER, 25, married, wants position as as- stant shipping clerk, checker, Warehouse man or any similar work. Telephone Sidney 466 DISCHARGED SAILOR, BX Perienced salesman, would like Position with some reliable house. Can_ furnish good references, P Capitol 2565 HARGED SOLDIER W position as chauffeur, quainted with Cadilla all repairs. Write Lew 3623 Alder st. Wish Well ac- can make H. Bells, WOULD to meet three overseas vaudeville quartet; second tenor: DISCHARGED SOLDIER, MAR- ried, must have work Janitor or any kind of work. Mr. Otto, phone Iiott 3033-W. Drse ly returned from ¢ job as hotel clerk. Star. HONORABLY DISCHARGED fier wishes position in grocery, experienced Address V-21, Star. LESMEN WANTED PAY, START ONE of our specialty candy factories in your home, gmall room, anywhere. || We tell how and furnish every-|| thing. Advertise, Grand oppe tunity, Men—women, Candy © 1819 Ranstea Philadelphia, I AGENTS WAN TO SELL OUT complete line nursery stock. | Cash weekly. Address’ Capital| City Nursery Company, Salem, Or 22 LOST AND FOUND FOUND AT LAST A perfect substitute for milk at le than one-tenth the cost, Mak in your own kitchen. Recipe details and source of supply, Address F. A, Allen, Mgr, cor. 1th and Buni sts., Port Angeles, Wn. LOsT—SUIT CASH ON THE WAY to Pier 4, containing children’s underwear, Call Elliott 2489 or 0) Lae i L087 ON Ti, MADISON CAR, ViL- vet package containing »« phylac- tery. Reward. 204 First 8, Main) “5221 Pee sate —SUNBURST BROOCH, DIA- _ mond center, Sunday, Fort Lawton Wad ir aq Queen Anne Tigh he ining money and rosary. me Nor bon. KE bass, first and v-19, Star. REC eas, W ‘Address V BD of Tele- Tite i) Cedar siding. 4-in. and ¢-in. for See our men for|| BOL: |! wAG CON: | | FOR RENT—HOU YOU DO NOT FIND A SUT house advertised here for rent, an adainder the “Wanted-—Ho headifig, and it will reach 1 pov having vacanctes WOULD RENT FURNISHED SUM mer house to four or five boys for one month, from July.20 to August ). On Lake Washington, Phone no FURNIS! AND FLAT: BHAUTIFULLY FURNTSAED F room apartment; unsurpassed view of Sound and mountains: exclusive Queen Anne district; private bath and phone: good will pay phone, light and gas; per month 11 Queen Anne evenings or Sunday. 8 uw try . 8 s $60 « 2407 ARE | plano. | | FAMILY ot we Hiake Furniture | 67 TRAINED all kinds trained } able, W | 69 FOR SALA and coming two miles South Park POR } er, A bang Sidney 140 if gentle 'TED—FURNITURE 408 Pike. MOSTR STOCK i, iON’ ror well fon Bur- } COWS, FRESH fresh, M. Sorens south from end of car line, Des Moines ks to’ right st COW and ge PROM a milk cow F very Faasen, Oxford AED, ¢ no ON. TANCE n, and ROOMS, PURNI SWAN APTS, 415 Metre within WALKING D Lig clean as a new good SERVICK STRICTLY MODERN nished 4 t P WHET PUR: 30 HOUSEKEEP! ROOM, FURNTSHED, electricity for lights, yaath, FURNISH in HOT King, washing Ballard cars i AND 2” ROOMS, 1810 Ninth ave. 3 OR RENT—KOOMS LARGE, PLEASANT SUITE: ROOMS, exe ntly furnish: cluding living room, two bed rooms, bath; phon lights; $42.50. 2021 W. 58th, minutes’ ride municipal r. NICBLY FURNI room: modern; cle for two ladies. Siclen HET in. Apt WANTED—TO RENT ¢ OR” €ROOM cottage to rent Not more than $ ¢ Capitol Hill district. Can give referenc Fast 4944 WHO HAS HOUSEK To rent to mother, by Roth employed. Main 600. WANTED—MISC 2 PAYS MOR furs, furniture. W change everything. Elliott 3221 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FUR: WO OR THREE LIGHT | ING ROOMS | young man and his middle of August? Call Mr 48 JANKOUS ‘or clothing | buy, sell and 1317% Ist CO-OPERATION Co-operation is the magic word that creates among human beings a spirit of mutual helpfulness, Our interests are mutual. We meet you more than half way. BASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS DU BARRY 108 Union St. 18 Union St. PIANO CO, Adjoining Bon Marche Building B, SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK as longer. Made in our own factory, and covered with galvanized wire. 2 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 9 in. screen doors $2.50 0. WILLIAMS CO our garage or small bunga- low, at $15 per thousand feet. line of French doors, in our large illustrated catalogue No. 30. Sent free on request. We sell anyone—-ship anywhere. One price to all. Oo. B. WILLIAMS CO, 1943 Firat Ave. FINE ART QUALITY PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS on EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS The House of ‘iuaranteea Satisfaction. DU BARRY PIANO CO. 108 Union St. Adjoining Bon Marche Building. POSITIVELY highest prices paid” FOR DIAMONDS, gold, silver, Old or broken Jewelry, ‘watche: MONEY LOANED ON SAME SMITH JEWELRY CO. 412 L. C. Smith Bldg.. fourth floor. PATHE PHONOGRAPH, GOOD AS new. A full cabinet size machine, taken in trade on Stradivara. This style selis $95; now $65. The Talking Machine Shop, northwest corner Fourth, at Pike PHONOGRAPHS” OUR” SPECIALTY FOREIGN RECORDS MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE 1816 Westiake. Elliott 2678, pe an vee THE LI NET SHOP” Store fronts, fixtures, furniture repairing, show eases, etc. Main 3552. 308 Second av: 7 TO SELL BUT SERVICE J. V. HOLTON CO., Real Estate "220 Marion St. n_ 3152, BEST PIANO AND PHONOGRAPH values at Fringer’s Piano House, 1022 Third ave. Elliott 2907. “RED FOR FORD, .50. Also lot accessories, price object. 4012 12th N. B. DERWOOD. TYPEWRITER, NO. 5, National cash register,’ safe Oxi. 105 White Bldg. 3 ALL KINDS CHERRIES FOR SAI this week and Sunday. 3415 Clar mont, York station. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT applied on purchase. | Meye' Toner. 210 Union. ‘ 1S HATS. 0.1108 Tat. SHWING MCHS. RENTED. EM, 4616. 32) FOR SALE—FURNITURE FOR SALE—FURNITURD OF STX room: all new. House to rent. 914 EB. Jefferson st GARDEN YOU ARE INVITED If you are a lover of flow- will of ers, you derive a great deal pleasure from visiting our SWEET PEA and FLORAL SHOW, now being held. Two prominent floral JUDGES to place the awards, experts to answer | your questions, an educa- tional and interesting ex- hibit, also an opportunity to choose your next sea- son's colors direct the bloom. from Show is on all this week, Come and see them while the flowers are in good conditle Bring your friends, Where the Madison cable | | > starts, | | | RANDALL-McLOUGHLIN Madison at Western, Elliott 5156, TREY anes a er Andrews, |) ila {| Th Kirk POR SALE—AUTOMORIL Ure to You. SED CARS’ WILL TPLBASUR ALSO OPEN | ON | POINT O rhb Oakland Dodge 5 | Buick | Mitehell pass 5-pake., “pass, 1918-19 1 ane, 1918 pass, 1917 pans, 1918 adster, 1917 } Mitehell Mitchell 3 Maxwell ro. Overt fine | Studebak | Caditine } Hudson, dandy Ford, repaint 20 OTHERS We teach to drive Liberty } part payment If you knew how ¢ our terms plan is, yc not be without @ car. MITCHE SERV 505 ¥. Nehts, dition r starter, shape a 600 the beginner how nds accepted as nvenient | would MOTOR & 2CO, Pine St. T 8413 IF you that WANT A USED CAR is good, priced right, and easy terms, a fine selec- tion to choose from, come to HENRY MO: AUTOMOBILE © 616-618 EB. Pike St, PHONE T 2651 WALK IN—RIDE OUT TRAFFIC TRUCK Is the highest quality, lowest 4,000-T. truck in the world. $1,635 DELIVERED TO YOU SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR COMPANY 1024 E. Pike St. priced capacity | | it 100. 0 GOOD CARS FOR BUGS; MECHAN- jecally perfect. One at $200, and one at $325, FOUR-PASS., roadster; you name | fun ‘only | King at VICTORY MOTOR CAR CO. 1018 E. Pike St. Hast 704 4-DOOR HAYNES | perfect condition; | the demonstrator; 7,000 miles. See Sono DELT VERY OF THE best of the species, A dandy good buy at $450. Used Car Emporium, 12th & B. Pine. CLASSY MAXWELL BUG; A GRAY & Davis starter; demountable rims Price $495. 1021 B. Pike. Ph ; i917 MAXW ALL go0d condition, $565. 5) IN Pike, “ROADST 1021 . A-i ORDER, only $550. 12th & EB. Pine. SPLENDID omporium, A FORD CARS HERE yours in if y for it before SELLING ery day. Drive want a quick sale you'd better hurry, space hag been taken. d Car Hmporium, 12th & ESSORIES TOP COVET SuAT covers, curtains, carpets, cushions, closed and open car upholstery of every description. Special atten- tion given to repairs and altera- tions. Prompt and Prices right. PACIFIC 314 F Phone Main 4 our Piné. courteous AUTO TOP CO. Pike St. 43, Seattle, Wash. _FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE _ A REAL HOME IN PHINNEY DISTRICT $2,250—5-room cottage, with lots; 9 bearing fruit trees, berries; large garden, in fine shape: '42 rose bushes ‘and other shrubbery; garage: chicken coop; wood shed; house has 5 nice rooms, large veranda on front and side, and sleeping porch in rear, mod- ern plumbing and lighting fix- tures; two blocks from Phinney car line and pavement, Must have about half cash, 715 Sist N. service. two rasp- $2,600 WALLINGFORD CAR $2,600 5-room cottage line and ment b; location monthly. corner lot; str furnac : small lot; in goo cash, | balance car JOHN J. ELLIOTT Co, RAINIER VALLEY Half-acre very fine soll, all in gar- den, with»gottage, 3° rooms and bath; hand##to car; and a snap at $1,850; terms $300 down, balance mouthly. JOH AAIOTT CO, INE LITTLE HOME stp sightly lots, each 650x120, just outside city limits; close to car and paved highway offered for quick sale at $600; terms $50 cash. ROBERT MALTBY GO., 1008 3rd Av. SPHCIAL 5-room modern bungalow; close 1 North Broadway district; | 60x120, For quick sale, $2,500; $500 cash. CLINTON Elliott 2304. 518 ROOM BUN Near car line, All in in. Price $1,750; $400 ance easy, BEACON REALTY CO Beacon Av, and Hanford. Meacon 60, 5-ROOM ~~ MODERN BUNGALOW; close to best car service in city; part basement; good garden; pretty view. Price $2,500, Urqubayg, 108 Cherry St, Main 3333, at pric TAN rd Bldg. LOW ovements cash, bal- | Want Ad Rhyme Contest Here is one of the MRS, 24 Marr T Jost my little At Woodland I placed a want And got p Tf you did not win a prize Here is the first line: winners last nd him back week: DIANA WARD on Bt dog rk last Sunday— vith The Star on Monday, Inst time, try again this week “1 have a lot of things to sell” w take this line as the first lin to the Want Ad Rhy ‘ many rhymes as you pl Put your name muat be sent to he prize winners will be line announced he Want Ad and mention Rhymes you only, Want Ads First prize, $3. the The Star reserves contest during or after th Rhyme Coptest Mana 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE A DANDY 4-ROOM HOUS furnished. Will consider trade, Hest of terms, EROAT, some 3-room house; partly finished 490x102; on’ paved street blocks’ from ¢ $100 down and $15 per & Price $1,600 Soft drink and lease. Price barber shop; $650. SQUARE DEAL 514 Seaboard Bldg good yiow OTT A VLY $1,000; zy, brand phone serv lot; free woe ping porch Sound K-6-Y-P-O-R-T FORD LAND COMPANY hird Ave. Biliott —1i tx BACH gox1i good f-room house; ing fruit trees, small fruit, ete. Will take to apply a smaller place with 40-foot A city farm, and a good ON $300 CASH, new; lights, shade trees close to Tile SOUND water, lari beach 99. Riliott 4359. OF A GOOD | Queen and ch else in 201 Central Bidg. $1,350-—-A BSACRIFIC on paved reet, 50x100, than anything neighborhood. ALPH C. McALLASTER ‘tral Bide. Elliott A REAL BARGATID 6-room hb near Broad only $ $1,000 cash INTO! . 2304 201 ¢ b18 Seaboard. $260 CASH Modern little bungalow, between | Ballard and Phinney ridge. Price $2,100. Lot 50x61 feet CALL 352 Empire Bide PITOL HILL, isTit AVE Price $5,000, 7 rooms: furnace heat; modern. Box 166, Coupe- Ville, Wash CLOSE-IN BARGAT! 6-room modern house, large lot; fine garden; close to car. Price $2,200 easy terms. | Uraubass, 108 Cherry St, Main 2332. TO SELL RUT SERVICE | . HOLTON CO., Real Estate, Main 3152 Enliot WOODLAND PARK Beautiful new 5-room bungalow; on paved street, with view; hardwood floors; fireplace: concrete base- ment; Indirect lighting fixtures; for only $3,966; $500 cash, balance monthly. Owner, Elivote 2563, 216 Lumber Ex. v WEST SEATT! PROPE! TY 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW; lot 560x125 feet: frult, flowers and follage; magnificent view of bay $3,500; $500 down, $30 per month. One block from car, IDA SMITH 5205 California Ave, West TERE tate exclusively. Downs Pildg., 708 2nd ACREAGE 20-ACRE BARGAINS $360, $75 down, $10 per ‘ine for fruit and chick- t Seattle r: bblished 1908. Main 630! 20 neres, month. ens. 20 acres, $75 down, $12.50 per month, g00d spring. $100 down, $15 per grow anything. 20 acres, month 20 acres, $700, $100 down, $20 per month, Half celery land. 20 acres, $800, $100 down, month; level alder bottom, living ‘spring. per | with | The above are just a few of the! reains for this week out of 4,000 acres we are putting on the mar- ket in the famous Cherry valley district, close to Seattle, on. good auto road, ‘These are ‘wholesale prices, and won't last long. Come in and see photos and soil. We will show you the land any day REALTY X CHANGE 306 Hinckley Blo TRAC orforing th t loam soil at f surrounding You will have to hurry; they "t last long. Only a short dis e north of city limits; handy to Interurban; easy to reach by} auto. 5 acres in berries and poul- try will make you a good income. You can live here and work in the city. 5 acres of real soi! 7 H only $100 cash. any P. VAN ARSDALE & CO, Main 99. _1019 ‘Third Ave. ARGE ‘TRACT ROOM BUNGALOW good soil, mostly! Siient fvetronn ‘but splendid wate close in for} owner | 1G bar- one employed in must sell immediately gain; price for easy’ terms ar Madison car and Kirkland and inqui Suckling at brick bungalow office at Kirkland dock 7 at 1% We have a fine little 1 with berries, small fruit, 15 fruit| trees, good ‘garden, small house, lights, water, close to good bus service and paved highwa terms can be arranged. Kingsbury'’s place, in and We can show you many good reage buys. BUR Main 385 ACRES, $1, acre tract, WELL & MORFORD 575 Colman Bldg. 40 ACRIS BLACK All rich loam soil; balance easy clearing; 6-room house; large ‘barn; chicken house; 2% acres bearing orchard, small fruit; garden and hay; graded and high ‘school, A sacrifice at $4,300; $2,000 cash. P. VAN ARSDALE & 1019 Th Main 99 5 ACROSS LAKE ALDER LOAM res cleared, and write . and send in the ontest Write and address at the top of the tar not later than Friday noon, right Address all lot | three | MONTH | " Prettiest spot on | 80 bear- | | Above property 1-ACRE TRAC Washington, $200, or will trade as first payment on small car, Ad- dress D, W, Winch, Pacific, Wash, using this Ad Khyn ubmit paper only Your rhy July 11, The three more with it, completed Want Manager, You may on one side of the pa on Saturday submit must consist of four lines Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymsters. to use any answe submitted Want Ad rhyme rs to the ACRE. NI ONE That you can m you imagine lightfu of rich ok autiful view mountains ity ror &Aa ACRE HOME & a living anyth than a hb © on. © hone ger i, with a wget Sound and Only one mile limits, ‘with graded water, electric lights transportation or “ploeks away; all for $1.8 amall cash payment, easy terns per cent oat CAN You $ half-acre tract, n, with city eets, telephe autiful view ¢ in taine: elty limits boulevard AT THIS? rich black water, graded electri Puget Just one mile elome to C und and north of ymuntry elub NORTH END HOME ve-room — e¢ on one-fourth acre, one mil 85th st, one half’ block fr suntry elub boulevard, three om erett Interurban living nd kitchen, garage, i delighttul view Ins; water " streets, and all city es Without city taxes ¢ ; this is great buy at of m ble with fruit trees and of § Khuret Addition Take Everett Interurban, at North Park station, © blocks west and three will be agents there you these tracts, or tele n the beautiful Broo How to ge there t walk north to sh phone oft thre there a lilott 5610 oooo08 571 Colma OCOF00000000 KING ¢ cres near some old clearing; nearly 2,600; JUNTY Woodinville; buildings; small running | water; all level, Price easy terms. COUNTY creek bottom, creek, balance o all clay loam ° or gravel; on co five miles from t $400, cash, month. CARTE cDONALD & MILLER, 1 2608 Columbia St. rock ° Miott 587. © Loo O>OOO DO OPODOND8 IMPROV: D 2% ACRES BUILDI STREAM Plastered house, chicken house, well; also running water land, which can be piped over of the property by gravity half of place thoroly has been under some time; good handy for ‘any town; price $1, terms to satisfa 203 New York block good thru most district one working in easy monthly Y party, Cail 40 ACRES, IMPROVED $1,500; $500 Cash. long ‘time. New barn; chicken house; pig pen; good well spring water; 3 acres grubbed and ready to plow 15 acres slashed, burned and seed- ed to timothy’ and clover miles from good town work. 430 Lumber sHEAT: Balance 6-room houre; R STRAW ALSO 10 ACR AND EDMO! Naretip BRON OWNER, MAIN 15: 3, NEAR STANWOOD heart of the finest dairying country im the world; A-1 soil fronting on county road, Will ide into 20-acre tracts if pre 1. Priced at $45 per acre for auick sale, $300 cash, balance $15 per month. For appointment to phone owner, Queen Anne reall at 413th ave. W IS A GOOD BUY near interurban station 4 ed; lots of nice fruit; neat -room cottage; ‘a 1 terms $400 ¢ peal ayer . 3 r CO, 1008 3rd Av POULTRY AND RY $1,375-—AT KIRKLAND, and dock, on has sidewalk light, phone; and poultry 15 monthly. ‘TH #UNCY, 912 Leary 1 AND BERRY LAND placing on the market sev eral hundred good logged- off land. Write for literature and our offer to workn ¥ LAKES I AR elo. paved city fine hous "te boule water view 8 ter front tracts for autiful lake; good land; low price; easy term. H.C. PE 716 Third YOU CAN'T 10 acres loam soil; trout stream; Moines | highw A few choic sale on this A I lost |, But my little puppy de I'm not going to worry; st call up 7 want ads, will find him in a hurry ARM LANDS YAKIMA VALLEY RM LANDS ninent irrisat of the Yaki the crop. rep! showed up an averag n system. a Vall last year of $102 per contemplating Buying a place, come to our office and ex- ine our list and pictures, and se- t just what you are looking for have several tracts of raw sbrush land under the exten- n of the government ditch, from $30 to $60 per acr For information and literature, at Room Ag. H. W. attle, EMMERSON t my little puppy. dog, rwas only yesterday s brown as grandpa's rotten log, ‘he Star want ad my way. call Wash, RUTH i loam | tt} | | | | | ie FARM L, ANDS DO Yor rH LAND OF SUD AND BIG CROP: KNOW AnOUT HIN ? If not, Listen Night’ now prosperous era are demonstrating nderful crop: berries, alfalfa und veret duced from nderful COUNTRY t farm THIS the depth which n An and f $300 to $ the eat 1 and Snake d with prosper and town reat trar any of ou within a reach of the big the THREE NTRY offer better opportunity — te than anything to be in the whole West THREE RIVERS land can purchased t on easy rms for $100 an acre, sub- 1 water ngements ur weekly see this elf, ‘Then Big public gress there More than a million being spent this sea and teams are in g demand on this work WESTERN PACIFIC BECURITIES CO. ‘ oge Bldg, ond and little erved by ntinental whieh few ERS COU dn found excursions country for will kno 82 FOR SALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY 7 WATER BEACH TRACTS w On TIFUL WOODMC BEACH for summer homes and camp Large tracts, 60130 and feet, parked out and seed- ready to build a bungalow or a tent. Accessible to good Pure spring water piped PRICE $250 TO $750 lights, | w not lafge tract One bungale with fine $1,850. quite finished, 60x190 feet One bungalo w with lot large sleeping 60x122 feet, all in to bath- tent with butlt-in | Call Main 1087. Our autos ready to you. Or drive out the High boulevard two miles south of Moines, look for big sign ACH, Salesm d every evening a Line | Des WOODMONT } on the «rou 1 day Sund ROBERT MAL < 1008 3rd Av MERCER ISLAND WATER FRONT 100 feet front by 600 feet; on north end of Mercer island: el to the ry di olutely the unimprey left the jalan water | easy to imp: price of $2,76 0, , on very € IMPANY. LIOTT 99. sy terms, o 617 FFORD LAND © THIRD AVE. I |86 LOGGED-OFF LANDS 6,500 ~~ ACRE IN” SOUTHWEST Washingt cos to settlh easy terms aise in prices. $5 acre and up. Liberty Bonds at par. Write for may show- | TIMBER CO. Wash ne Rr Tacoma, Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps Pan Motor, Beacon Coal |Great Western Petroleum, 1 WILL SEL 1000 Sequim Gas & O11 . 3000 Forks Oil : 4200 American Oii 1000 Ballard Oit 1000 Alaska Petroleum, 1000 Red Monarch Cons. 1200 Automatic ‘Train Control Universal High Power Cody Burglar Alarm Autolarm Co, Atlas Pet. Corp. Wicks Tire ie Heela Wyoming Oil MAX WINKLER | 21¢ Union St Elliott 850. WA SAV STAMPS A ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MeConahy, 917 American Bank Bidg., Second and Madison. | WE BUY LIBERTY Box AT small discount; also partial pay- | ment receipts and W. 3. Stal | 204 Haight Bldg. | 94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ‘Oi SALE—STEAM LAUNDRY AT | Petersburg, Alaska. The laundry fs equipped with the best of ma- | chines, and has tub and shower | baths.” Petersburg is one of the most prosperous towns in Alaska, and the laundry ja doing a poor | able business, The owners have | other business, and cannot give it attention, This is a money mak- ing proposition for a man and! wife. For particulars address | Citizen: Laundry, Petersburg, Alask THE EXCHANGE GRILL cheap. Sickness reason. n at any’ price. | | OURAC MEN The At YOU § WITH YOUR DON'T DES you in result truly ing ments fail COME TO OUR OFFICER TODAY | and let us prove to you that life is worth while. 236 Central Building, LADIES! ATTEN’ IN| 8, $5; touchups, $2.60) ir shampoo for blonde . the results will please you, ling end all b uty parlor k done by thoroly experienced tors. » very best in hatr goods on sale ‘at half the price charged on 2nd ay, Is" IMPROVEMENT. SHOP 620 Unton St, FRANK HOW wanted as to of these at § hope for for the accomplishing are We are perfect- all other treat- we are rvelous. s when $3.50; try Main 6507. JOHN HOWANTAH, aniah—Information the he or relatives youn nm who died Washington, 1918, Addr ro-Woolley, Washing: | b ELLY highest prices paid FOR DIAMONDS, gold, silver, Old or broken jewelry, ‘watches MONBY LOANED ON SAMB SMITH JEWELRY CO. Smith Bldg. fourth floor. SCOVERY FOR TURNING ray hair to {ts original color. No | dye} no stain; guaranteed, G away Hair © 9 Railwa: change Bldg. » Wash, WANT TO KNOW THE WHERE: abouts of former Mrs. Bertha | Blair and her daughter, Eunice, Addr R- Star, DIAMONDs, WATCH? MICHA 106 LY SON CREDIT. PIKE ST. #AL NOTICE tation free. ~ ASKS $10,000 | FOR INJURIES FORD EXPLAINS | “WORLD FLAN |Charges Streetcar Hit Auto;| Manufacturer Again Quigtd Other Claims Filed Alleging that she nent injuries | tol Hill street | incurred perma which # # riding e. and Pin t., Mr I Jackson filed a claim with ounell for damages for $1 Thurs al Anot | automobile, Mary | $5,000 damages f nd the driver E. 64th #t., T $300 raunch when 4 000 f the wants cupant raunch personal injuries John Straunch, of oma, filed a elaim damages and to hi# machine, An wife, also filed | for $364 personal claim for | Edith Morgan ages for injuries incurred | is alleged to have don plank on Gist W., ne evens st., Jur Mrs, Marie Ballister, 302 19th . claim for $1,000 leges that sh head from W. when car before hi 00 damages. $1,000 dam. hen st a loowe r W Le stepr 16 a s damages: thrown on on her Second was street car » had alighted. Colorado “Senator He is the ator from enator John F, new United States sen- Colorado. 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If the country ig ten, the flag is rotten. When war is over that flag will come 4 and be replaced by a flag of all | tions which is being designed in office right now. preparedness; eet wars.” Flag Gutrous? Ford gave way as a | Kirkland D. Alexander, Detroit licity man tener to quotations regarding and war makers, which Al said were culled from conv | with the automobile manufay Alexander said Fore remar “if the prime ministers, kings and emperors were put § trenches they could find a end the war” Ford, he said, added: “Yi is no hate in the trenches as the men who make money © wars are men who start th we finish them.” “Do you nct think German sulted Belgium?” Alexander asked Ford “No,” was Ford's reply, the” ness said. “If Germany 3 done so, England or France have beaten them to it.” Explains Peace Ship Alexander said Ford exp belief that Germany was peace about the time the pe idea was discussed with him, that reason he launched his “out of the trenches by Chi project. ‘We would have been in co-Prussian war if we had | War on with England” Ford j cording to Alexander, Alexander said Ford told peace trip “had shown him man people and emperor | peace, but the people who | the war prevented peace.” Fora told him the nation co accept the pope's terms becat “would leave the pope too h Two qualified admissions | made by Ford yesterday. | These admissions were: jwas an “ignorant idealist.” | ‘That he was a helper to in 1917, Ford defined an idealist as who helps people prosper.” He admitted that in manuf ing instruments of war in 19 was a party to “murder.” mated he believed warfare is der. Ford said at the time he on his anti-preparedness he thought the United States hag army of 70,000 or 80,000, “Did you know where were stationed?” Attorney gp asked. as at neerning a un d the Americ u ever say you were gi down tt ars and sti versal ening a Stevenson, for up the con, that he flag design about t zine writer. working men will ~ “Were there any in Alaska’ The witness did not kno was he sure there were any Philippines. “What were the relations Rico with the United States?" 1 Stevenson. The judge stopped the al before Ford could answer. “But I submit, your ho we have the right to test this t knowledge of the standards |formation possessed by the man. He aspired to be UM States senator. He was an cator of the people.” “I could find a man in five utes to answer them,” yolunt | Ford. 3 “But can you*find one to t |how to be United States sena\ “That is a dirty slur,” sai torney Lucking, for the plain! FALL FROM WATER CART PROVES FA DOYLESTOWN, Pa., July Slipping from the top of a wagon, Edward H. Buckman, Stoop's Corner, fell to the street sustained a fractured skull, which he died a few hours later. Money on Call NEW YORK, July 17.—Money on 6 per cent; six months, 7 per cent, Mercantile paper, 5% per cent. Bar silver—New York, $1.03 \. Demand sterling, $4.27. STERLING EXCHANGE LONDON, July 17.Sterling exch quoted at $4.28 here today. Those who have lots of m And those who haven't a cent Money is naturally tight with man who is shy of loose change. [HEARTS) THI REE, ~ FIREPROOF STORAGE DRY, Central Storage Cow] warehouse, White Bldg, July led i a an flag, ’ m4 never raise it agai king such the flag until Ford's interview with Ji w but one design of @ interview came in nickel for) I don't Delleve witness ‘te ‘and was an interested at Are often in trouble about i Are often in trouble without it, af

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