The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1919, Page 14

KAN w cleanin dward Palo Postal eart PRIVATE wants call for janitor WINDOW wind, ervice Ik tt 3628-M The Largest Audience i ; the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion _ t MAN pert n family TURNED SOT Addres ) BOLDIN a nin adva experi wi m iii tab ATLOR matent cash In advance oni tic jerk - » OY cents a line with chanoe Words to a line), . the price of five. ified advertixemen: up te It c for the regular afternoon edi- eredit ix ask for the department. t CHAUPPEUR y fi Add ot ith renish 16419-W Phone Main fled adverti place your he Inrgest audte! and & eve MAN, itt uld like w turday aftern nat epalr : M YOUNG charged and NTLY DI rk evening n lawt Ik f J 1 Deck« natlak DISCHARGED ILDIBR work in garage ot store as helper of where learn aut Phone 11 0. RETURNED SOLDIEE Ww place to learmauto repairing metal work experience nomina ress H-28, St CANADIAN ¢ ‘as chauffeur. Call Biitett Firth ave FOUNTAIN in DESIRE tock man, repairing VERA F j aN ive a lot of things to sell, | T know how success to spell uta want ad i The Star wings the best results by far Rhymes Elsewhere on This i—Yours May Be There) | OVERSEAS _FEMALE HELP WANTED wants Jc 5U WISH. NEW AR-:| Smbulances ree, Jersey, Ge rmmette | Caress . also fine show!ng of sport | WAN ODA and blouses. Phelps Co.,| an yd LDN Drov 129 oF 0 14, WA ard and room. usl venings after Third (upstairs). ex-saily experienced HY ARE DANCING TARP | Phone Rainier 407-M Zlessons. Stevens, 1 4th, | RETURNED SOLDIER Mm PIANO PLA YING] eady jc in . Pantages Building. OOF eee, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES YOUNG BOY NESE TAUGHT. KABOY ASH | farm for b ol. Wiliott 4234. C1 MALE HELP WANTED Y MA wanted. 4 18 to 35. Experience un- ry. Examinations every-| August 23. For free particu- | Write John Leonard (former examiner), 1114] xton, TBACH YOU HOW TO | d repair of all the stand- | e trucks, tractors and au- | mot in the shortest time sible. Special di Mr. Juneau, §t4 Cherry. | DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE | “ advertised here, why not | an ad in the “Situation column? It will reach ANDY PAY, STAT of our specialty candy fac ur home, small room, any whe tell how and furnish thing. Advertise. dd opp tunity. Men—women. ndy Ce 1819 Ranstead st, Philadelphia, P NTS—200 PER CENT PROFIT, Wonderful summer sellers, Som thing new; sells like wildfir rry In pocket. Write at once fc sample, rlean Product 221 Ame 3idg., Cinein ay and might) iii, 6 TS W x t A ican Ti SELD OUP stock Capita m, OF. ED TO ‘omplete line of nursery Cash weekly, Address City Nursery Company, Sa N anted in| 18 SEPUATIONS W ANTED—M. ave! “4 | Trumbull, | HES | every r= THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 21, 1919. Here is the first line for this week’s WANT AD RHYME CONTEST “T’d like to buy a little farm” Add three more lines to the above line that will jingle. tion WA The Ste name and address contests, try again. be given as additional prizes. rhyme submitted. YT ADS. Rhyme to consist of four lines only. r by next Friday noon. Write on one side of the at top of the page. If. you did not First prize is $3. Not The Star Don’t forget to men- Your rhyme must reach paper only. Write your win a prize in the other Twenty-five tickets to Clemmer Theatre will reserves the right to print any Here is the cash prize winner in this week's contest: D. WHEELER 264 Colman Building, City I have a lot of things to sell; Experience put me wise. t| It pays to advertise. J} Theatre. More of them will be printed. Watch the Want Those Star want ads, they just beat—well, Here are other good rhymes, all of the+authors securing tickets to the Clemmer Ad pages. ° Even tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme in the Classified daily. ROSE John DINES St. E I have a lot of things to sell, And if 1 want to profit well, And make quick sales without delay, I'll place a Star want ad today 1 MRS. E.G. CASWELL Hotel Washington Annex AL T have a lot of things to sell, Household furnishings as wells 71 be successful, you shall see, A Star want ad will scout for me. 1 have a At the t i Mrs. W. H. Bryant lumbia st, Seatt Mrs. Macfurhar ave. attl wi 1, Hotel Wash- 14 Woodlawn on Annex, Seatt! 35 of employers, and costs CAR. Good LOST AND FOUND 7 LADY WHO TOOK SUI mistake on Rainler please all Rainier 2 Dawson st. and besides own suit Very important LOST OR STOLEN tor boat, painted power motor, at T Liberal reward. Ph at 1202 W ern ave FOUND, ON SPRIN @ pay env ing currenc little. 1D fe r rs in all parts of the city. nce for advancement. to Circulation Department Seattle Star. _ SOLICITORS WANTE experienced newspaper s0- wanted. Steady work for men. See Mr. Parish, care Star, 1307 Seventh ave. cial ~ONE white, ree-Tr ne I iéxt MO horse 5 a Hott 4 iD— FIRST CLASS ARTI; limb makers. Top wages) nt position. G. R. E. Mil- Co. $42 E. Fifth st. Los tal. | GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO men with famili od steady work and low rent imber Co., Big Lake, Wash RRAKEMEN, $150 TO, monthly. Experience un- | ry. Write; send stamp. wa jociation, B-71, Star. _ ‘ED — FIRST CLASS BRAD Top wages. ermanent G. R. E. Milligan Co., 514 h st. Los Angeles, ©: MACHINISTS. MUST it class. Apply to foreman, th ave. S.. city. us cE NICS” WANTED vengood Motor Co., 1024 st. 12 FL CLASS, A’ aeetnists. 121 W. Mas: CAN IF YOU DO > DA SUITARBD house adver reach es. heading, and it will people having vacan 28 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS BEAUTIFULLY FURS room apartmen Queen Anne district and phone; good piano, will pay per month, evenings or Sunday. 7 ROOMS, FURNISHED, $25 SWAN APTS. 415 Melrose N. within WALKING DISTANCE Light, clean as a new pin, an good SERVICE, ONS WANTED—MALE FICER JUST RE- overseas, married. selling experience, 10 perience, returns to have employer say he does him to come back to his Position. What have you with @ chance of a good “for plenty of hard work Noyalty? Address B-16, Star. IABLY DISCHARGED 5} Officer, age 25, desirea cler- ition with large firm. Have years’ experience book- and ledger work with the n department of the naval References. Address B-17, [ARGED SOLDIER, MAR- wishes house somewhere near ‘ity or some place where he d be near his work in town atone university. Call West RG SOLDIER, HIGH graduate of commercial wishes position in office or nt shipping clerk. Can any make car, private or very, Phone North 2414. MAN, ECENTLY 1D from service, would ure a few good side lines : o, Eastern Washing- and Montana. Get in te room 5678, Y. M. C. A., only. ED OFFICER ance and educati experience, desires do anything, anywhere. secondary consideration ire. Address 1-18, Star. BLY DISCr D OVER soldier, age 22, can furnish mment and other referenc truck or touring car driver, de ifes position at once, Reliabl ress B-20, 8 ; RVICE MAN WANTS WORK hours after 6 p. m., also Sat- y and Sunday. Prefer driving er truck and tractor instruc- t Camp Lewis. Address ING ROOMS 6 close in, inth ave. 38 WANTED—TO RENT WHO HAS TWO OR THREE HOUSEKEEPING ROC To rent to young mother, by middle of Both employed. Call Mr. Andrews, Main 600. THE OWL PAYS furs, furniture. exchange everything. Elifott 2321 ¢ for 0, B. WILLIAMS CO. SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK Our ctistom made screens will longer. Made in our own factory, 2 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 9 in. doors . Cedar siding, . 5 our garage or smal) bunga- low, at $15 per thousand feet. See our line of French doors, our large illustrated catalogue No. 20. Sent free on request. We sell anyone—ship anywhere. One price to all 0. B, WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. 5. SEATTLE. “positiv highest prices paid FOR DIAMONDS, gold, silver, ver “Good n, bank- position Sal- to § fourth floor. PHONOGRAPHS FOREIC MUSICAL RE 1816 Westlake. Opposite THE LI General contractors, fixtures, furniture cases, etc, Ma’ HING TO SELL Vv. HOLTON CO, 20 Marion St 'T PIANO AND | | Ne SHOP Ste pairing, tT SERVICE D sor. | 8 years’ ex- of ma- Will con- Addr 68 | GENTLY DISCHARG ier wants work. Five lence in maintenanc inery and buildings. x machinist's helper. 1022 Third ave, Elltott 2907. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. applied on purchase. Toner, 210 Union. —goi. | KAVANAGH'S HAT single, speaks ana | SEWING MCHS. REN’ | | | Point. | sed here for rent, try an ad under the “Wanted—-House” many paren PRR TRS, TSHED ¥ | §9 LIVE STOCK unsurpassed view of Sound and :nountaina; exclusive | private bath | Owner hone, light and gas; $60 Call Queen Anne 2407 | ROOMS, man and his August? 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS | ™ vthing | We buy, sell and| 1517% Ast. | 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | last and covered with galvanized wire. | in| SPECIALTY | fronts, show 308 Second values at Fringer’s Piano House Seattle; D. No. 1, Carpenter, 1118 . Summit apts. No. $ Gilroy, 1428 Boylston ave., Rose Dines, 969 John st Lula riedly, R. F. box Seattle Harri } wattle; Miss Laura Shomaker, son st., Seatt Bernice Belknap, Seattle; Smith, 310 W. R. Vail, 2410 B. Columbia attle; Fourth ave. 722 Madi- box 3 8728 Hamlet muelson Black 322 Findlay st., . Justin Dempsey, 927 24th ave. 8, Seattle; Mrs. Rose Seymour, 315 at, ttle; Vera Houghton, ave,, Seattle; 52d st., Se- t Battery Mrs. M st. 3148 Fuhrman IDITH FE. 4737 Fourth Ave. N. B. I have a lot of things to sell, And a host of people Star want ad The rich, the poor, the great and small, MARRIS I must tell reach them all, MA Y. CARPENTER 1118 Madison Sts, Summit Apts. lot of things to sell, I'll tell you what they are; Just take a want vou Star. peep before sleep ads in The Following is a complete list of the lucky contestants: Ivan J Seattle Mrs. 8 Seatt Sybil L. Howell, 2647 Parry ave, CG. Ward, 114 Broad st. Pike, apt. W., Seattle; Arthur Rarig, East Seattle; Mrs. J. A. Comer, Buena’ Vista apts, Boylston and Olive, Se- attle Mrs. W ave BE. Welch, 6237 Seventh W., Seattie. Even tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme on the Classified page daily: 87 PET TRAINED HUNTING Di all kinds of gam trained bird dogs for sal Write list. W. , Pooahe Ark. STOCK i bs 20 A $ is FOR ne well reason- . Bur- | D 40 ACRE *ECIALS $50 down, $10 ne for fruit and 20 acres, tas, per month chickens. | ROR SATE YOUNG COWS, FRESH and coming fresh. M. Sorensen, | two miles south from end of | South Park car line, Des Moines | road, two blocks to’ right, | FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ 20 acres, $375. per month. $50 down, $12.50 Has good ‘spring. 20 acres, $500. $75 down, $15 per month. ‘Will grow anything 20 acres, $700. $100 down, $20 per month. Half celery land, \o1 0000 00 WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO. | Used Car Department | Ph. East 660/ } $800, $100 down, 25 Fine level alder bot- good creek crossing acres, per month. fom, with | 12th and East Pine. 40 ACRES 40 acres, $700. $100 dow per month, south slope, ¢ will make you rich on ten ac of this | 1918 Briscoe Roadster. | 1916 Overland }1917 Maxwell Touring. | 1917 Big 4 Overland Touring . | 1918 Big 4 Overland Touring Willys 6 Touring $1,100} $1,500) 40 acres, $740, $100 down, $20 per month. Has good spring and fine soil, but part is rolling an ‘There are only a few of them, | but every one is at a special low price to close them out, 00 0000 | 40 acres, $1,400. $150 down, $25 per month, | Fine rich loam ‘soil, with creek. This is a real buy. 40 acres, $1,500. per month,” Small house, barn and large shed. Half bottom land, balance good upland. . 40 acres, $1,600. per month. " Lev land with fine Very easy to cle $200 down, $30 is w | CHEAP CARS w Roadster, $250 Maxwell, $400 Interstate 6, $375 Ford roadster, $400 Studebaker, $350 Overland, $300 Overland, $350 o $260 down, $30 | Ider bottom trout stream. | Pr. | |These are just a few of the bar- Kains we are offering this week, ut of a large tract we are just putting on the market inthe famous Cherry Val district, This is close to Seattle, on good auto roads. You can find just the 20 or 40 you have been look- ing for, and at prices and terms you can buy on, Come in and » soil and photos in our 40 acres for the price a lot. Dodge, Elgin ‘6, OTHERS AUTC FRANK WAT. USED CAR D! | | | | | | | lho | REALTY X CHANGE | 306 Hinckely Block 1917 }0D CONDITION, AN FOR JITNE BOUGHT ON TERMS. | WITH GOOD ON CEMENT NORTH OF MARYSVILLE BARN; WELL; | Reb: GOOD 8 AND LENT CAR| N BE REASONABLE TAGE; | WESTERN MOTOR SAL 904 BE. Pike Street co., Inc. East 658 1030 BLDG. 3. IMPROVED 2 BULL 3 ACRES STREAM se eants postion 51 WANTED—FURNITURE Bi 408 Pike. M. 661 Address Claas 3rd st ee __ Duiven. Pischancen SOLDIE ke Furniture Co. FOR ROOMS OF HIGH all together or leather enport, 2 auto seat rock library ‘table, massive d oak and ivory bedroom + f 4 cott attresses, co. and never-sag springs, Wilton an. Axminster ru late style rotar Singer sewir achine, electr washer. Also new bungalow & heap, on easy payment 4218 Stone wa een Lake ca to Stone wa Tinney HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANO, SEW ing machine, kitchen and laundr utensils, bedroom sets, ete seas service, competent office man, ick at figures, wishes position: | mything with good future ; od considered, Address _Star. ) EX-NAVAL OFFICER, 25, UNIVE sity gradvate, with high grad technical education, desire tion in any line offering tunities for advancement. ‘dress 13-24, Star. ARGED SOLDTE ance desires position ‘good future, preferably auto accessories 35. ’ auto 25, Star. i WANTED—POSITION AS EL) trician, Have had 8% years’ ed man; just 6 ddress C. A Dis FURNT by piece p 4 leath: Bre Ad- ROM with with an have two Address | | | | of a me ne ¢ GO AWAY FOR THREE MONTHS? FLAT LockED uP? REN'T RUNNING ON— JOHN- WE SIMPLY | CAN'T AFFORD IT.) FEEL-}ATE To STORE THE ‘STUFF, WHAT WE BETTER bo—? SALE—FURNITURE | large 10% Leav- adway. Plastered house; chicken hous one-half of pl thoroly ele: and has been under cultivat tim good district, ana for’ anyc working — in town, Price $1, easy monthly rms to satisfactory party, 203 York Bloek, Burke & Farrar | QUIT AND BERRY LAND | ed | over red, | | n for} some handy THE TRAFFIC TRUCK 18 THE LOWEST PRICED 4,000-POUND CAPACITY TRUCK IN HE WORLD; ASK DEMONSTRATION. t p are placing on t market al hundred acres good logg f land. wri erature r offer to w THREE LAKES THREE LAK il d y .. Delivered to you MBER CO, S, WASH {NGOOD MOTOR COMPANY Pike and 1ith Ave Bast 100 Is A GOOD BUY . near interurban station all cleared; lots of nice fruit 4-room cottage; garage; $1, terms $400 cash. MALTBY CO, 1008 ard Ay. | IVAN J. HOWBLL | a lot of things to sell, TRACT, ACROSS 3 customer in sight; Vashington, { Star wa ads nt them all sold_by y k 7 ave t by usin I will hay WHY NOT A LITTLE AD IN THE FOR fENT co.umn -THATS EASY, ISN'T IT— — AND IT WILL DO THE BuUSINESS—! |Brand new vi) FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOUR EXTRA ITH Qu i Goop BUYS ANNE ROOM BUN O CAR; SAND BATH; REAU- AWN AND SHRUBS SH BLOCKS VENI IMMEDIATE $450 CASH SHIT POS! ~CLOSE TO BALLARD HIGH 6 ROOMS AND BATH: LARGE LEVEL LOT, 50x102; FRUIT TREES, $260 CASH ROBERT MALTBY CO, 1008 THIRD AV 500. COUNTRY HOM To SEATTI CLOSE 3-room cottage, with sleeping porch, city water, electric lights; large lot, with large maple shade trees; only four blocks to dock; excellent boat service morn- ing and evening. Located at K-E-Y-P-O-R-T Price $1,000; $300 Cash, Month. CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY, 617 Third Ave. Elliott 99, on HOME SITE LOTS 40x115 to alley; t down, $10 per month! two blocks to car; 20 minutes to industrial center. This is a bar- gain. 52-FOOT CORNER, Two car lines; 10 hall; four blocks $25 down, $10 oR $425 minutes to city to high school; per month. ‘5, UPPER Bide: HOME DISTRICT ottage, with bearing fruit’ trees, rasp- + lary in fine 42 ro and other shrubbery; garage; chicken coop; wood shed; house has 5 nice rooms, anda on front and side, ping 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. two MADRONA, $2,000 rooms and laundry ‘room; large unfinished attic; cement founda- tion: fireplace. A very good hous on paved street; all assessments in and paid; 234x105 to alley; very handy to cars. $360 cash, balance easy RURWELL Main 3855. & MORFORD 75 Colman Building. CASH, T house nt ; near Only small hous: LANG larg firepls West $ CiKE atti RENT. cement garage; lot eattie car and Will take in exchange. Call WwW. A don, 1159 Sunset ave., or phone West 129-R for appointment SPRCIAT BAT : S-room bungalow; Phin beam ceiling; built-in. featur 50x100 Chi Elliott 2 PR woop! Price only $2, frist payment URQUHART ROOM BUN PARK DIS Will tak 108 Ch NOTHING 9 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE DO YOU WANT RENT FREE? LET ME SHOW YoU HOW | It 18 VERY BASY 30 days you und to find some place to house | yourself and family where there cent yard and @ reapectable house at a price where not expected to buy it by] rental will be looking Kini you 4 the high start and wall ar try out with shanks horses and walk until your feet sore and your spine is bent to find a house of a few rooms from $20 to per month You find tumble down, half built houses in a hole on a hill, in the back end of the lot, unhealthy and it to live in, and repairs needed | rywhere, practically no accom. | modations, YOU DON’T WANT THEM AT ANY PRICE YOUR WIFE IT's FILTHY CHILDREN HAVE NO YARD AM I RIGHT? | AM I TE THE OBJECTS TO IT YOu LING TRUTH? Here comes what I want you to have and enjoy. What your children are crying for. What your wife has pleaded and prayed for. A LITTLE SHACK OF YOUR OWN JUST A ROOM OR TWO THAT'S ALL JUST BUILT BY YOURSELF WIFE JUST PUT UP TO STAND AND STAY AND | Be YOU WANT ONE-HALF ACRE PLOT line. is shade. or Sound. soil is good near your work. WANT Somewhere GOT WHAT YOu ON FRIDAY OR SATURDAY You slip a $10 bill out of the en- velope, come to me next day with your good wife, and spend an hour or two—half the time you will look for a house in the city. Step into an automobile, and in minutes’ time you are on the property looking at the most beautiful, natural, homelike living on earth. Where today 1 lready placed over 150 little homers who nailed the land- lord to the cros and are living the life of Ame ean free men in a real American home. 500 PLOTS TO SELECT I HAVE THERE FROM CH Tracts for Tracts for Quarter-Acre Tracts for Half-Acre Tracts for Quarter-Acre Tracts for QUARTER-ACRE_ TRACTS— $10 DOWN, $5 MONQHLY HALF-ACRE_ TRACTS. 20 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY RIGHT AT LAKE BURI 20 minutes to Only the shipyards Cars from 5:20 a. m. to 12 at night Cars every 20 minutes to the city NO CITY TAX NO RESTRIDTIO BUILD WHAT YOU LIKE WHERE YOU LIKE Put up a tent, or puta shack, any- thing to get away from the rent, It is the only way to get Rent Free. PUT DOWN $5 OR $10 DEPOSIT Clinch a plot or two. Locate your little humble home near a shade tree. Dig up or beg or borrow $25 to $60 for a load of lumber. Invite a shopmate, a friend or ghbor to spend Sunday with you, and in 24 hours, Monday, you can’ move in, bag and baggage. CAN YOU MATCH THIS PROPOSITION? ‘Then, if you are sick, don't pay. Then, if you are out of work, don't 100 100 100 100 100 Quarter-Acre Half-Acre y ay. Then. if you have hard luck, don't pay. WHERE IS THE MAN WHO CAN- NOT TACK THIS OPPOR- TUNITY UNLESS HE IS A DEAD ONE? YOU HAVE THE Pay as much more if you can. Pay as often as you possibly can. Pay as much as you can when you can, WILL YOU LET ME TODAY? OUR THREE GREAT SPECIAL OPTION START YOU DAYS SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY All day Sunday, from 9:30 a, m, to 2:30 p.m. All day Monday from 9:30 a. m. to 5:30. p. 9m. All day Tuesday from 9:30 a, m. to 5:30 p. m. Our automobile at whether you bu: only the privile show you. your command, or not. We ask e and pleasure to G T $10 OR to yourself and family. Break away from the rent, ‘Fry to do something for yourself. You have the backbone to do it. You want some man to give you a half chance You know you can't lose; you must win out. YOU ARE ONLY PAYING THE RE a good fellow hing for yourself. In a years you paid the rent and have got something. On som few you It 18 A HOME 1T IT WILL Is YOURS 2 PAID FOR You You You You raise your own vegetables. grow your own fruit. raise your own chickens, can raise hell if you want to if LAND IS YOURS THE HOUSE BELONGS TO YOU Burien and see a lively little good nature, sunshine, Everybody coats off, ‘The ‘spade everywhere, is worth living, on there start- Lake hustling, of pep, Go out to growing, burg, full plenty. of with thei and the t s the life that and every mother s ed with a $10 bill. Ask them; they will tell you. GO TO TT. But it a dead one, keep away, aded, level headed men of nied who live for today, d believe every man has a soul, t class, 1t a You are in th WILL YOU DO IT? WILL YOU TRY IT? ° TODAY | - ° pO AS OTH DONE GO AND § We will pay $52.50 for $50 Bonds. We will pay $4.50 for W. S. Stamps. We will wait for you next pay day, Iv 18 A WONDERFUL OFFER to YoU HELP YOU w. MARVIN Room 208 Boston Block, 718 tnd Av. MIE ACREAGE LARGH TRACT 5-100} UNGALOW Large tract cleared; ¢ low; w good pump any emple 1" | immediately gain. Price for quick ensy te urranged Madison car and county Kirkland and. inquire Ureneman at brick five nd AC RIG he elearin sale at Kirk 40 With 4-re well: #0 Lum be Skagit On ra $1,050 chicken house Part of Ba land sale quarter cash county | 2-ACRE BARGAIN Renton; rich black loam soll all improved; 4-room cottage, barn and outbuildings; orchard; ‘small fruits: $3,000. T MALTBY Ne CO., 1008 rd Av T LOCATION On paved walk, electric water; fine monthly ONCY, 912 1 IN KIRKLAND boulevard, with ligh: phone, view; $100 cash THE | DURLAND ary Bldg | | 5-ROOM — MODERN lot 50x125 feet; frult, flowers and foliage; magnifiannt view of bay; $500 down, $30 per month, One block from ¢ar, IDA SMITH California Ave. BUNGALOW | | 5205 West 252. | | Sit—Weat Seattle real em | isively. Extablished 1906, | idig., 708 2nd ay, Main $726 FARM LANDS NG_IN YAKIMA FARM LAND per acre and up; easy terms; best of ‘soil; on the Yakima river; two railroads; state highway, and close to town; under government irrigation project that is an ex- tension of the Sunnyside cana} SOLD AT WHOL, PRIC In 40-acre tracts pictures and the Buy now s at. th TB KIE tate exe | Downs I } } OF VALLEY BIC t im- di- low land ing pric the Washington farm land to select from. YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO. 612 Green Bldg. Office open evenings also. 70 ACRES, $18. PER ACRE This is a special sale of the Bass} Lumber Company land, in Skagit county, A fine buy; one-quarter | cash. in Ae BRANCH OFFICE Located at 610 Second Avenue Classified advertising may be! left at this addrees up to 11 a, m, tach day for the regular after. noon editions. oe 106 LEGAL NOTICES BALE OF L NAVAL VESS ealed proposals will be received at the Bureau of Supplies and Ac# Navy Department, Wash= D.C, until 12 o'clock noon, 4, 1919, when they will be opened, for the purehi of the wreck of the U. 8. 8, MIL WAUKE now lying on the beach off the harbog of Bure The ale will be f ing ington, August public e, navy Ject all nd con- tained right to f proposal may _be f Supplie Form ns of from the The Seattle Star DIRECTORY] ‘Attorneys-at-Law T__P. BALL—ESTAPLISHED 987, General practice. All cases, Free consultation. 215 Burke Bldg, 905 ond ave. Main 7303. hoff, Downs Bl Consultation free. moderate. Attorneys—Patent P, GORIN — 701 © Phone Main 390. Remington T. ern Rubber phone Co., O1 9 2nd ay. All cases, ¢ Foundry Go, LAWRENCE 4 22 Burke Bldg. y Bicycles and Repairs | % nell Biey= | Times sq. Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN | Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly and Pianos, nfidentially on furniture, live stock, ete. SANDERS & CO. Cc, Smith Bide. 1003-4 L. Ell. 466! ‘H TRACTS ale. At Beautiful Woodmont Beach Ideal for summer homes and camp sites; large tracts, 60x130 and 60x | 3 feet, parked and seeded, ready r use? accessible to good roads; spring water piped; to $7 One bungalow with fine tract 6 190 feet, $1,850; one bungalow with tract 60x192 feet, all in lawn, nice | shade trees, clo: to bathing beach $1,250. One fine tract with larg: tent, 14x24, $500, Call Main 1087 Our’ autos ready to take you, or drive out the High Line boulevard two miles: south of Dex Moin look for big sign, WOODMO! ACH ROBERT MALTBY CO., 1008 3rd Av. | LOGGED-OFF LANDS | 00 ACRES IN OUTH WEST | Washington for sale to settlers; easy terms; no raise in prices. $5 per acre and up, Liberty Bonds taken at par. Write for may show- ing location, ete. WEYERHAUSER TIMBER CO. Tacoma Bidg., Tacoma, Wash. 92 STOCKS AND BONDS | Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps Pan Motor, Beacon Coal Forks Oil, Ballard Oil Columbia Red Metal I WILL 8! 1000 Sequim Gas, Oil drilling) : 4200 American Oil ... 1000 Alaska Petroleum, 1000 100 Red Monarch Atla: Universal High Pow ‘ody Burglar Alarm Wicks Tire & Rubber Pacific Glass Casket Co. Automatic Train Control Autolarm Co. . Wyoming Pacif MAX WINKLE 214 Union St Twit Alaska Petroleum, Okla.-Tex. P, & Rei Wicks Tire & Rubb: Am. Nitrogen Prod. Aero Alarm, commo: Forks Oil 4 Trojan Oil, 6000 Lone Star Oi! . ©. J, STREEPLE 118 Cherry 8t Main 5899. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND LIB- ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. C.D. MeConahy, $17 American Bank Bidg., Second and Madison. WE Y Line BONDS AT amall discount; also partial pay- ment receipts and W. 8. St 204 Haicht Bld B ‘SS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—STEAM LAUNDRY AT Petersburg, Alaska, The laundry is 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 is doing a profit- 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 Citizens’ Laundry, Petersburg, Alaska. PATENTS FOR SALE buy patents, write 41, Washington, D. C. PERSONAL 1000 200 100 10 2000 2000 oR | t News, | TO SEL) Pate HENNA PACKS, $5; touchups, $2.50 to $3.50; try our shampoo for blonde hair, the results will please you, Marceiling and all beauty parior work done by thoroly experienced operators. The very best in hatr goods on sale at half the price charged on 2nd av. 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Rheumati Myers, chi Phone | T WASHINGTON, D, C., July (United Press.}—Comparing sen who opposed the league of nation to “hell hounds” and “snakes, ator Harrison, Mississippi, today livered a fiery attack on them in @ — speech in the senate, A Harrison dared republicans 0m posing the league to make Amet f withdrawal from it the issue in 1920 campaign. § If you do,” he predicted, will hear the voice of the people; publican hopes will be forever si tered and your party ignominio defeated.” He declared opposition to the league is based, first on jealousy of 7 the great prestige obtained by Presi- Wilson, and next on the fear 7 of munitions makers in states repre- sented by anti-league senators, that disarmament under the league will cut off their profits, Charges Deception Nothing has been left undone by you,” he charged, addressing the league's foes directly, ta, have ‘fail- ure’ written over tle conference door at Versailles. Your action is only comparable to the conduct of the never-ceasing hell-hounds Milton sta+ tioned at the infernal gates. “Never before in the discussion © a great national question has de tion been so lavishly practiced aj misrepresentation so generously em- ployed, Every alluring plece of soph- istry that oratory could command, every cunning devtce that politicians could conjure have been advanced by the opponents of the league here that in the country reason might be dethroned and prejudice aroused. “When opposition to international policies such will make for the peace and happiness of mankind is founded on rank partisanship and personal dislike—aye, merely to shat- ter the popularity or retard the grow- ing ascendancy of a particular, indi- vidual, then it is worse than Bolshe- vism gone wild. The treaty that is now before the senate for ratifica tion is here not because of you but in spite of you—I mean the repub- lican leadership in this bod: Scores Senators Harrison assailed in turn Senatd Borah, Lodge and Knox and Will Hays, chairman of the republican nm tional committee, They have ¢0i centrated “mud batteries” agains! the league, he said. He charged then with responsibility for China's failw to sign the peace treaty, for wident the breach between the United Stat and Japan and for trying to arou the Irish in this country, 1