The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1919, Page 12

Caigest Aud the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion charge adver line per Insertion (six Ine). Six insertions f of five, maaient cash in advance ndver- OP cents a line per ingertion : Words ton line), Six insertions “ae the price of five. Fe ¢ dup to 11 o'clock each morn~ for the regular afternoon edl- Phone Main advert ARTHUR RARIG f things to sell, want to reach the p r it nds will serve me ey're like a light upon Rhymes Elsewhere on This Look—Yours May Be There FEMALE HELP WA T EXPERIENCE housework cellent home. West 1049 > GIRL FOR Good «pay. Ex: Mrs. Johnson, tebIT, 1h YOU vi H. NEW AR- als, serge, Jersey, Georgette es; also fine showing of sport nd blouses, Phelps Co., % Third (upstairs). WH WANT RELIANCE, Wit girl, Scandinavian preferred hone Queen Anne 2951 ; wares. THEY ARDY ANCING TAK ; ™ of 2 lessons. Stevens, 1523 4th AGTIME PIANO PLAYING Se ht. Pantages Building. BA SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SAPANESE TAUGHT.” KA SS Sehool. Eitlott 4234. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BD GIRL WA ir days per week, d car fare, Referenc con 2513. MALE HELP WANTED WA MAIL CLERKS—Ht 8 wanted. $1,100 1,500. 18 to 35. Experience un ty. Examinations eve August 23. For free particu- write dome Leonard (former ramen examiner), 1114 table Tide _ Washington. Li TEACH YOU HOW TO @.end repair on ail the stand- ¢ trucks, tractors and au- obiles in the shortest time Hdle. AA ase the and night Juneau, 914 Cherry. DO aor FIND A SUITABL lon advertised here, why not roan ad in the “Situation Vanted"” column? It will reach TS ¢ per hour 8. ak ttle. Ke in all parts of the city. r advancement. jon Department Seattle Star. SOLICITORS WANTED experienced newspaper so- wanted. Steady work for | men. See Mr. Parish, care Star. 1307 Se h ave. N GIVE FE YMENT TO men with families, good steady work and low rent mber Co. Big Lake. Wash EN, BRAKEMEN, $150 TO pmonthly, | Experience un- rite send stamp. Hiway Association, P-71, Star. ID—EXPERIENCED — CAi- er and wood worker for it work. Rhodes, Dickson & F140 Union st. MACHINISTS.” MUST poly ta foreman, ave. city. F [ANICS ~~ WANTED— 00d Motor Co., 1024 TRS gnd machinists. 121 W. Mas: Good Ta ‘1S WAD WANTED—MALE oO JUST RE overseas, married, 84, selling experience, also experience, returns to have hy employer say he does t want him to come back to his Position. What have you offer. with a chance of a goo Mature for plenty of hard work loyalty? Address B-16, IRABLY DISCHARGED CHIEF map officer, age 25, desires cler- Position with large firm. Have 4% years’ experience book- ing and ledger work with the | dian department of the naval » References, Address B-17, RGED SOLDIER, MA wishes house somewhere near versity or some place where he uld be near his work in town mavens university. Call West ARGED SOLDIER, HIGH ool graduate of commercial rae, wishes position in office or stant shipping clerk. | Can any make car, private lefivery. Phone North 2414. BSMAN, RECENTLY Dis “charged from service, would like “to secure a few good side lines ering Idaho, Eastern Washing- er an Montana. G puch With room 578, ¥. M by letter or OF FIC! “GOOD pearance and education, bank Pine, experience, desires position. ill do anything, anywhere. Sal- "ary secondary consideration to a future, Address f-18, Star (ORABLY DISCHARGED OVER- Beas soldier, age 22, can furnish government’ and other reference truck or touring car driver, de- sires position at once. Reliable. Address B-20, Star. EX-SERVICE MA} few hours after 6 p. also Sat- urday and Sunday. Prefer driving. Former truck and tractor instric- tor at Camp Lewis. Address B- Star. et ‘fac ‘ENTLY DISCHARC dier wants work. Five years’ perience in maintenance of thinery and buildings. Wil!l con- sider machinist’s helper. B-22, Star. m. ADIAN le, speaks Jerman, It Dutch and English, want in office or bh Adare Duiven, 1812 ard st DISCHARG i, Ov t offic wishes position. od future pros- Address B 80L- med at figures, nything with et consider all ANTED — trician. Have rience; marr! leased from nay oister, ‘Tarrilis. d. had a 3% ma Address C. HEY COST Too mucH! On NOUTE CAT. | Star. | Ifted advertixements will be pte, | Fine | | WORK | | Phone | | WANTS WORK | Address | ne ds of employers, and costs | UNI Nigh desir ffering. ¢ ment 8 nce ‘in| 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MAL OFFICER with ‘ation, line advance Sta WORKING NAVAT ty graduate technteal « tion in any tunities f dress B-24 WANTED INT! utd ualy Addre m five in famil AG reliable ndvance ence SOLDIER. nin ea for Star SATLOR clerk in . with ch two DISCHARGED has had dress B-2¢ HARGED th peri Wis ba TENCED CHAUFFEU! Tank Corps, wishes p: driving private car: ean f references, Phone Biliott between 5 and 8 evenings. YOUNG” MAN,” RECENTLY ‘ed, would Ik c urday vons rin: Decke EXPE 1 1D SOLDIER garage or helper or where can learn Phone B 1143 TURNE SOLDINI » learn aut exp ese 1-28, ANADIAN as uffeur Bliiott fth ave oO. Ri Sor wants job ambulances. Address 24154 WANTED — SOI Call x experienced Rainier 407-M TURNED SOLDIER dy job in warehouse id of work, James Tyr after 6 in Addres 7, St FOUNTAIN REO VER grade | poat oppor Ad PROM th i firm ment STIS estab i ion 49-W DIS evenings lawn Phon r, 208 sTRES ries man, ing bint rete STAR-—TUESDAY, — 22, 1919. “T’d like to buy a little farm”’ Add three more lines to the above line that will jingle. lines only. ay noon. Write on one side of the paper If you did not win a prize in the other Twenty-five tickets to Clemmer serves the tion WANT ADS. The Star by next Fric name and address at contests, try again. be given rhyme submitted. Rhym | si | top of the page. First prize is $3. additional pri e to consist of four izes. Note: The Star re D. WHEELER Don't Your rhyr only Here is the cash prize winner in last week's contest, P 264 Colman Building, City I have a lot of things to sell; Experience put me wise. Those Star want ads, they just beat—well, | It pays to advert eC. right to Here is the first line for this week’s WANT AD RHYME CONTEST forget to men- me must reach Write your Theatre will print any | Here are other good rhymes, all of the authors securing tickets to the Clemmer | Theatre, More of them will be printed. Watch the Want Ad pages. did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme in the Classified daily. ROSE DINES John ZDTER | oR 30, by both : er, Y WANTED ST elalty candy small room wand furnish Advertise. ¢ Men—wome 1 st. Philadelph Eb TO SELU of nursery Address Sale RT on Ww complete Cash ow City Nur N Tine kly ry Company, c | THES | not | I have a lot of things to | And if I want to profit | And make quick sales wit rit place | MRS. FE. G. Hotel Washington I have | Household furnishings I'l be successful, you s A Star want ad will scow @ lot of things ONE | ndy fa. Pe ouUR stock apital m, OF LOST AND FOUND LOST ON FIRST OR SECOND or at public market, betw 6 p.m. Saturday, the 19t leather bag taining $480, and papers which represer life earnings of a widow three children, who are in tute circumstances. be most lberally turning same to owner, be reached at 907 Sec phone Main ST OR STOLEN tor boat, painted power motor, at Thr rd. Pho! ern ave. FOX” THRRIER months old, white rewarded wh ONE white, 2- Tre Elliot with Reward, Phone FOR RENT—HOUSES IF YOU DO NOT FIND A SUIT. ! h an ad under the “Wanted heading, and it will people having vacanc |%8 FURD D APARTME AND FLATS room apartment; Queen Anne district; and phone: good piano, per month. Call Queen Ann evenings or Sunday. 2 ROOMS, VISHED, SWAN APTS. 415 within WALKIXG Light, clean as a good SERVICE. Melro: FUE i AND 7 close in. 1810 Ninth ave. 3 FOR RENT—KOOMS WILL RENT PART OF MO! home to reliable couple. gation and view, Phinney N. 62nd st. 6207 F n 38 ANTED—TO RE WHO HAS TWO OR THRE T anst young man . by middle of Both employed, Call Mr. Ani Main 600, an MOR We buy, 131 furs, furniture. exchange everything. Elliott 3221, ne SASH, DOORS A Our custom made long and covered with galvan 2 ft 8 in. by 6 ft. 9 in, sero doors ... Cedar stdin your garag TLL Wi! sereens wi in. fi or small bung line of French doc illustrated catalog free on request. anyone—ship any to all WILLIAM 943 First Ave. 8. MONEY-MAK ly equipped r See our t co. sR el rent partly ding rooms, ‘furnished; VALSH AT SYD. pr gold, sil iat MO broken 3 YL {ITH JEWE *. Smith Bldg. MOTORCYCLE rts for 1913 eluding ¢ chains, Main 60 for Chuek, PHONOGRAT RY fourth PART Indian, 8D ar wheel, magneto, etc reulation ‘Dep North 3812 SPI DS Mt “ORD Elliott Times Bld. CARINE actors. Store furniture repairing, fixture cases, Main 355 ave. & |ONE WHT as Bh BNAMEL 4-burner, good tall Mrs. H. O' 13 es at Fringer’ 1022 Third ave Elliott 2907. YA GET MEA SECOND HAND Bike? WILLY JONES 'S Finder ond av FEMAL house advertised here for rent will pay phone, light and gas; new pin, AV ke: the with desti- will re- nt by may | 1 MO- horse- Point. t 4768 a 3 light brown cars and light brown spot Eliott ABLE | try 180" many WY FURNISHED 3- unsurpassed view of Sound and (nountains; exclusive private bath Owner $40 ‘2407 Be DISTANCE, and HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ROOMS, ave, nd his August? | drews, | 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOL | THE OWL PAY for clothing | land ORK 1 Made in our own factory, ed wire, 1} en $2.50 ‘or a= iow, at $15 per thousand feet. m1 where. ATTLE. staurant and lunch || earing | ; geod loca- paid” ver, floor, in- eluteh, t., ask EXCHANC 78, ge. SHOP” fronts, show 208 Second || A condi Brien, SRVICE 2 gs en SHTELDS-LIVE: car to in} ue No, | ries in| anywhere. every- D. &. Wheeler, atte; G, Caswell n Annex, Seattle Dines, 969 John s' Lula L. Friedly, R. F box 3515 attle Edith F N. I attle | Miss Laura Shomaker, attle , $22 Findlay « 52d st., 2410 E. s 264 Colman bull Mr Bernice Seattle Crystal Smith, 310 W. attle; Mrs. M. R. Vail, st., Seattle; 8. daily. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. applied on purchase. Toner, 210 Union. KAVANAGH’S HATS. $2.50. 1105 | SEWING MCHS. RENTED. il 461 SL WANTED—FURNITURE Riake Furniture Co. 408 Pike. M. 65 52) «FOR SALE—FURNITURE HOUSHHOLD GOODS, PIANO, ing machine, kitchen and lat utensils, bedroom sets, ¢ ing Seattle this week. Come qui for bargains. 2813 N. JRNITURE 6 ROOMS, USED months, must be sold, at 23: Howard ave, N. Capitol 116 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Meye len THE TRAFFIC TRUCK 18 THE LOWEST PRICED 4,000-POUND CAPACITY 1CK JIN THE WORLD; ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. | ,625.....Delivered to you NGOOD MOTOR COMPANY E. Pike and 11th Ave. Bust 100 a Star want ad today. cAsSWw Annex Hotel Wash- Harris, 4737 Fourth ave. Columbia ist Sew: ndry | Leavy Broadway sell well, hout delay, T ha And 4 The ELL to sell, as well hall see, ut for me. At d- Mra. W. lumbia st. Mrs. Macfurhane, Bryant, Seatt) M411 EB. 1118 Mad box 362, 8728 Han fe ave., Seattle Aima 'Y. Carpenter. st, Summit apts. No. J.P! Gilroy, Seattle; Eric Samuelson, Diamond, Wash.; Mrs. Belle ate, ave, Seattle Justin Dempsey, 9 Seattle; Mra, Rose Seymour, Bat st., Seattle; Vera Roughton, 3148 ave, Seattle; Fubr 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | 64 FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS RENT in excellent condition, u only three months. for $200 less than new pri SE * AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. 1101 B. Pike. Distributors Maxwell Chand | i \| | AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTO TOP covers, curtains, cloned and open car upholste every description. Special 17 <6|, tions. Prompt and courteous sel Prices right, PACIFIC AUTO TOP CO. 314 B. Pike St. Phone Main |75_ FOR SALE—REAL ESTA’ | FOUR ¥ $1,500—-NORTH VIEW HOM GALOW BEARING FRU $300 CASH TRA GOOD u $1,600. ULLMA “T electric starter. You'll get mo! than your money's worth out this car, $300 takes her. USED CARS NOW ON STREET FLOOR We have moved our used car department into our new building at 1426 11th ave., where we invite you to in- spect our assortment of ser- viceable used cars, SEATTLE. AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. | 11th Ave. at Pike St. tb oar | TWO DANDY they are or good for bugs lands, in. first class orde $200 and $325. Used Car Emporium, 12th & FE. | aera ; i LATE CARS TO Ove MITCHELL car, in first good cord upholstery $1,200, 1101 1914 Cadillac, in elegant dition. Make an offer. be seen at 1101 B. Pike TOURING class shap 5 tires; finish an look like new; E. Pike st gon- May +) st. )URING A rea orium. IN buy. 12th & B. A-1 SHAY Tsed Car OVERLAND TOU + CAR Fisher body, good te, $600 E. Pike ‘ord coupe, tires, 1104 10 TOURING; PERPEC a good buy at $400. Used Car Emporium, ‘T ORDE 12th & F, || $850 — OLDSMOBILE touring car, The offered Good tl RIGHT best buy in for many a | an Olds and good day \} shape. nape I 1101 FE. Pike. ORDER Emporium, 12th & EB. Pine. mechanic: Pine Pine. Pin TIFUL L $400 CASH, $1,500-—WEST SEATT! TO FERRY; NT TO SH IATE PO! $450 CASH. re of 5 ROOMS LARGE LEV FRUIT TRE AND L LO, ROBERT MALTBY CO, 1008 THIRD AVE. SITE LOTS Sweeping VIEW; 40x115 to $450; $25 down, $10 per mi two ‘blocks to car; 20 minut industrial center. ‘This is a gain, 52-FOOT CORNER, $425 Two car lines: 10 hall; four blocks to high s¢ 26 down, $10 per month. aT 8. UPPER Leary Bldg. A REAL HOM PHINNEY DIs room | cottage, bearing fruit’ trees, large garden, in 42 rose bushes ‘and shrubbery: garage: chicken wood shed; house has 5 nice r large veranda on front and and sleeping porch in rear, ern plumbing and lighting tures; two blocks from Phi car line and pavement. Must about half cash. 715 81st N. ROOM MODERN—PHT corner lot, 50x1 plastered — bunjralow; basement; cabinet kitchen; ; fine view: handy to tw 10; $400 cash. ALE & CO, 99. 1019 Third ) GASH, BALANCE LIKE 8-room house; large attic; basement; firepla Rarage ; near West Seattle ca Only $5,500. Will house in Gordon, 11 r= al} IN B; ° R; small WwW. A phone 3-room cotta clothes soil mand splendid It beach, car | 67 GARAG SPACK WA) within. shi and Stewart D FOR distance Adi trucks t BARGAINS IN THE WANT”coLuMNS OF THE PAPER ! school; Fa triet per month Owner, of | NOTHIN J. Vv. HOL Mar Kenwoor TO SELL BUT Siait AND ALITTLE AD MADE HI 1118 Madison 8 I have I'll tell you what they are; Just take a peep before vou 3514 Woodlawn 3, Seattle 1428 Boylston ave., Black 4th ave. ALMOST NEW FORD TRUCK Will sell TOP COVERS, SHAT pets, cushions, tion given to repairs and altera. Seattle, Wi BUYS 3 ROOMS AND BATH; BEAU- WN AND SHRUBS. »Y ARDS. ISSION. $2,500—CLOSE TO BALLARD HIGH; 50x102; CASH. alle minutes to city NEY 5-room RENT. | garden | EDITH FE. 4737 Fourth Ave. ve @ host of people I » rich, the poor, the ALMA Y¥. » Bun @ lot of things the want ads in T Co- Ivan J. Howell Seattle Mra. & Seattle Sybil L. Vogle T,9Beattle: Jennie Howe, Seattle Robert, Vaugh W., Seattle; Arthur Rarig, Mrs. J. A. Ce apts attle Mrs. ¥ ave. ison miet 8, EB We tery ‘man Even tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme on the Class WIL QUESTION BE ] N WHAT I ce. | bargains in Call up our trict preferr WALLING 5 room! Place; booke nace; lovely large attic $3,700; WOODLAND 6-room | new garage and park; PHINNEY— S-room; lot trees; assexs av ing. 30 per mon| BALLARD— 6-room; lot. Price $ ler ry of} ten: rvice. TE & rooms, wi Price $ month, AASEN 1310 First Av COUNTRY s Two CON- sleepin, lights, shade t dock, excel ing and eve: ATH: Price $1,001 Ask fe RijA. very neat blocks from owners aro and have ke of condition. 110, all flowe PRICE $4 onth es to bar- CLIFFORD p fine | other | oD; ooms, side, mod- fix- | inney | have | 4-room 3-room 5-room 6-room homes th 00. 00. se $500 cash, Kenwood 0. 166, fruit 0 car! [Lot 54x100; bungalow; net kitchen can select and interior $500 cash. NEW 4-RC LA r Ave. t ment | lot | rand | take Call! . or Main 99 Modern homes tion, also va building pur F.M large | and $300 211 Main Vici om 40x120 1 car, 8. RORISO! m house, provements this ia a Leary GOOD 7 at OOM ms a choice wondering a apply at 31 during the f nd to and paid haven't CARPE? Ward, toylston and Welch, Seattie, modern; Price $2,400; scenic; GREEN LAKE. 100; Brand new 3-room 617 Third Ave. in fine 4-room c| w. WA RICTLY 24th ave. addi tic warm ABT GC 5-room modern bungalo: view over lake; near car line, 00; $500 © Even tho you QUEEN ANN@ qu ANNE WILL, Two good building lot# on boulevard for $2,500, or will trade for con- tract OWNER, Elliott 2563 WOODLAND PARK WOODLAND PARK $3,950—TERMS Beautiful new five bungal paved street, fine view, har¢ wood floors, fireplace, — indire lighting, best of plumbing, con crete t nt with laundry trays m OWNER, Elliott ROPERTY 5-ROOM lot 60x MODERN BUNGALOW; feet: fruit, flowers and foliage; magnifignnt view of bay; $3,500; $500 down, $20 per month. One block from car IDA SMITH 6205 California Av West 252. West Seattle real es- Mata blished 1906. IE KIEFER tate exclusively. Downs Bldg. ii WA? WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 4A b- room cottages and bungalows, Rainier valley or Lakewood pre- ferred. We get you results. P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. Main 99. 1019 Third Ave. HARRIS a lot of things to selt, must tell; Star want ad will reach them all, great and smalt. NTER mmit Apts. to sell, sleep he Star. | Following is a complete list of the lucky contestants: 1, 2647 Parry ave. 114 r, 912 5. Broad st, Pike, apt. 4340 11th ave. N. EB. 1905 Fifth ave. East Seattle; omer, Buena’ Vista Olive, 6237 Seventh fied page 7 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE — THE HOUSIN TTER OR WORSE T FALL? YOUR OPINION? believe now is the time to arrange | 4. roo for’ that house. 4-room house; We have several almost any district. office and name dis- ed FORD. hardwood floors; PAO: fire- Round Oak fur- place; half basemen’ and sleeping porch; terms, PARK full basement three blocks to ea 800; $1,000 cash. $8x100; large fruit ments all paid except i $500 cash, th, modern: large 1,750; $600 cash. th attic: on car line $400 cash, $25 per & SEXTON Co. ®. Elliott 5347. HOME, CLOSE EATTLE TO cottage, with P,Poreh, city water, electric ja jot with large maple nly four bi ent boat servic ning. Located at K-E-Y-P-O-R-T $300 Cash, $25 Per Month, pr GRAYBILL Elliott 99. RAINIER VALL 4-room home; two car at Rose st. The living in this house, pt it in the very best The lot is level, 37 4x ultivation, with garden. 0, ON VERY EASY TERMS AND COMPANY ELLIOTT 99, LAKE HOMES close in fine lot nN. 85th st. ottag, n cottage. bought. with e balance good terms. HILL & CO, ’n Lake Station mod can « OM RG new BUNGALOW LOT 4-room plastered breakfast nook; fixtur VAN ARSDALE 1019 D in good residence cant lots suitab! poses, JORDAN CO. American Bank Bldg. MON rH no bath; n Anne car: two blocks uphill from municipal N CO. 710 Third Ave MODERN 8- en Anne; all im- and paid; garage $1,500 cash, bal Durland Agency, Qu in gain; he HOUSE, LOT 100x110, 16 bearing rries. Call and raspl YOU WANT lots at Lake wher in that you have been bout ‘on, the car line, $ Malden ave., clear ine weather, use your you during” the be happy, tho you ommission APITOL, HILL nice lot; Price balance like rent, ash, INTON & BECKMAN Elliott 2304, 618 Seaboard Bldg. HAVE A CUSTOMER WHO WANTS to buy 5 or 6-room house north of Lake Union, West Woodland or Green Lake district; can pay $1,000 cash, North 3403 Fremont ave SMALL PLACE WANT- d, 1 or 2 acre ke, access! ble by auto, about miles from Se- attle, with good water, for country home. Address C-4, Star. ” ACREAGE 10 ACRES, BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA 5-ROOM HOUSE; BARN; HOUS. COUNT IMPROVED CHICKEN Orchard; splendid creek of running water! 1% acres of the land cleared and bottom land; plenty of wood; land all fenced; facing county | road; close to ‘school; 20D ORCHARD; $2,000; $306 cash, balance monthly. THE W. B. 416 Leary Bldg. MORSE CO. Slliott 4635. FINELY IMPROVED LARGE ORCHARD; CLOSE Large tract; all cleared small house; poultry house and pens; store house and wood sh splendid young orchard in bea ing, cherries, apples, pears, pl fine grape arbor; all kinds of ornamental ‘shrubs and 8; beautiful hedge; good #8 than two blocks from nool. Owner compelled to go to Montana t er large interests there, Pric 50; terms to responsible party. Convenient for anyone working downtown. BURKE & FARRAR, Inc. 203 New York Blk 5-ACRE CHIC RANCH chicken house; all cleared; 20 bearing fruit some smal) fruit; splendid view of mountains and salt water; on first class roads; close to school and town, You could not put the improvements on this place for what the owner is ask- ing for same. Only $850; $200 cash, balance monthly. THE W. E. MORS: 416 Leary Bidg. Elliott 4635, pig house; trees ON MERCER ONE ACRE with nly 1 block from the dock; is new and modern, fully fur- nished: fine concrete septic tank, 200 chickens, good chicken coop, enough wood cut to last one year; hay to keep a cow over winter; ding wood left on the ance of place is planted clover a tlow- i owner vaiks out and you walk in for the Price of $3,500, $500 cash, balance monthly. CLIFFORD LAND CO. dAvenue — Eifiott 99 __ 617 Third Ave: A SALT WATER FARM 17 aeres of the finest alder bottom; all lies level to a fine sandy beach: over 1,000 feet of tide land, on ain Jand; great fishing and clam beach; neighbor living close to this land made, $1,200 in two months fishing smelts; the soil is dark brown loam, free from rock or gravel. Price $1,750, on easy terms. Room 18 Downs Block, 709 sAND ‘com, bun, 2nd ave. LARGE TRACT 5-ROOM BUNGALOW good soil; mostly excellent S-room bunga- ¥; wood shed; splendid water; good pump; fenced; close in for anyone employed in city. Owner must sell immediately. Big bar- gain. Price for quick sale, $1,66 easy terms arranged, Take F Madison car and county ferry to Kirkland and inquire for John Breneman at brick bungalow of- fice at Kirkland dock CHEAT HIGHW La ree 15” ACRES, ON CEMENT Y, JUST NORTH OF TT AND MARYSVILLE HOUSE; BARN; WELL; r SARND: GOOD STRAWBERRIES AND O10 ACRES MONCRIEF z, 1030 HENRY 3 IN, SNAP 8s of rich alder loam soil, southerly slope; loca just north of Seattle: ' close Lake Ballinger and interurban; good transportation to city; ideal or fruit, berries or chickens. Your own home in the country, away from the hich cost of living, and with the best market in the world at your door, Price for 5 acres, $750; your own terms. BP. VAN ARSDALE & CO. Main 99. 1019 Third Ave. 0-ACRE RANCH BERRY ALL $1,500, level; all black sandy of fruit, berr two first- tse and good town. 430 Lumber Exchange Bldg. AND POULTRY IN CROP, $900 cultivation; all kinds sand garden stuff: lass Jersey barn; 1% miles from HERE IS A GOOD BUY Fine tract, near interurban station; all cleared; lots of nice fruit; neat 4-room, cottage; garage; $1,860; ms $400 cash. tT MALTBY CO., 1008 8rd Ay, 10 ACRE : $50 Down. level land; nain road; is easy to clear; a short distance’ of Kent B. DIBBLE ew York Blk c 648 fein ais Re re netics Mast \ ci) ACREAGE FRUIT AND DERRY We are placing on the marke eral hundred acres good logged- off land. Write for literature and | our offer to workmen THRE LAKES LUMBER CO, HREE LAKES, WASH. . LOCATION IN KIRKLAND On paved boulevard, sidewalk, electric lights, ‘phon city water: fine view; $100 cash, $15) monthly. THE ' DURLAND AGENCY, 912 Leary Bldg #0 FARM LANDS OPENING IN YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND per up; eas : best of n the Yakima river railroads; state highway, and © town; under government tion project that is an ex- ion of Sunnyside canal SOLD AT 1OLESALE PRIC In 40-aere tra picture our office of i and the proved farms the Buy now di- rect from the owners at the low opening price ral thousand 4 of the best farm land in Washington to select from. YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO. 612 Green Bid. Office open evenings also TRAL YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LANDS er government irrigation system. heart of the Yakima valley, where the crop report last year showed up an average of $102 per a You that are contemplating buying ® place, come to our office and ex- amine our list and pictures, and se~ lect just what you are looking for. Also have several tracts of raw sagebrush land under the sion of the governm $30 to $60 per acr information and literature, call at Room & H.W. Wash. 62 FOR SALE—W. ATERFRONT PROPERTY $1 ter 3 nd im- nt ditch, from WATER FRONT TRACTS 60x200 EACH LECTRIC LIGHTS, ebeeee CITY WATER Seeeee bY BEACH Gdop SOIL AND FISHING BATHING T BOAT SERVICE LOCATED AT wenees KEYPORT CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY 617 THIRD AVE LLIOTT 99. exten- | mT STAR CLASSIFIED BRANCH OFFICE pe at 610 Second Avenue | BARTELL’S DRUG | STORE ho.2 Classified advertising may te | left at this address up to 11 a. m tach day for the regular after. neon editions, with | PERSONAL POSITIVELY highest pri FOR DIAMONDS, gold, » Old or broken jewelry, ‘wate MONEY LOANED ON SAME SMITH JEWELRY CO, 412. L. C. Smith Bldg. fourth floor, DISCOVERY FOR TURNING gray hair to Its original color. No dye; no stain; guaranteed. Gray= away Hair Co. 219 Rallway Bee change Hidg., Seattle, Wash, DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON GREDIF, M BL, 202 PIKE ST. | The Seattle Star | DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Lay | BALL—ESTABLIS! | neral practice. All cases, Fi | gonsultation, 215 Burke Bldg, Second aye. Main 7 r Behott, Downs Bik, 709 2nd a onsultation free. moderate, Attorneys—Patent Remington Typewriter Co Weste ern Rubber Co. Universal Tel phone Co., Olympic Foundry Co, MASON, 1K, LAW 432 Burke Bldg. Bicycles and Repairs yi for She! . 504 Stewart, at Times Main 4917. Chattel Loans MONEY TO TOK Loans from $10 to $100 made qute and confidentially on turnitut pianos, live stock, ete. SANDERS. & CO. Smith Bide. Ell. 4662, Chiropractor Traduate of two Lon “Angeles Chiropractic colleges, examination. Open eveniny s till . A 1003-4 LL. SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS Now On Sale. At Beautiful Woodmont Beach. Ideal for summer homes and camp sites; large tracts, 60x130 and 60x 243 feet, parked and seeded, ready for use; accessible to good roads; spring water piped; $250 to $750. One bungalow with’ fine tract 60x 190 feet, $1,850! one bungalow with tract 60x132 feet, all in lawn, nice shade trees, close to bathing beach, fine tract with large $500, Call Main 1087. ready to take you, or ut the High Line boulevard two miles south of Des Moines, look for big sign, WOODMONT BEACH ROBERT MALTBY CO., 1008 3rd Av. CLOSE IN, ON THE SALT WATER— 3-room cottage, ready to occup; full 5 acres, with beach frontag sightly location; few fruit tree: wplendid investment and ideal home place for the family all year, where you can live and work in town. rice $1,200, $400 cash, ba! ance easy. CHARLES SOMERS CO. Alaska Bide. WATER FRONT AT LAURELHURST 100 feet fine sandy bathing beach for $1,300. Ideal location at half what others ask. JNO. J, ELLIOTT CO, 321 Leary Bldg. LOGGED-OFF LANDS 000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST Washington for sale to settler: no raise in prices. $ per nd_up, Liberty Bonds taken at par. Write for may show ing location, ete. WEYERHAUSER TIMBER CO. Tacoma Bldg., Tacoma, Wash. MISS LAURA SHOMAKER T have a lot of things to sell, They're always in my way; The Star want will serve me well, And sell them in a day. 9 STOCKS AND BONDS T WiLL BUY Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps Pan Motor, Beacon Coal Forks Of), Ballard Oil Columbia Red Metal. IT WILL SELL 1000 Sequim Gas, Oil (now drilling) . 4200 American Oil 1000 Alaska Petroleum, ‘Coal. 1000 Red Monarch . 100 100 Atlas Pet. Corp. . 75 Cody Burglar Alarm . Universal High Power.. Wicks Tire & Rubber. 5 Pacific Glass Casket ¢ Automatic Train Control Autolarm Co. Wyoming Paci MAX WINKLE Union St SAVINGS STAMPS ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. Cc. D. McConahy, 17 American Bank Bldg., Second and Madison. ERTY BONDS AT small discount; also partial pay- ment receipts and W. & Stamps. 204 Haight Bide. 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALB—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. 98 ERSONAL ATTENTION, LADIBS! i) HENNA PACKS, $5; touchups, $2.50 $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 hair goods on sale at half the price charged on 2nd av. LADIES’ IMPROVEMENT SHOP Main 6507. 520 Union St, JOHN HOWANTAH, FRANK HOW- aniah—Information wanted as to the heirs or relatives of these young men who died at Sedro- Woolley, Washington, November 6 and 7, 1918, Address Geo, D. Greene, Sedro-Woolley, Washing- on, “Bargain Hott 850. AND LIB- MRS. M. RO VAIL I have a lot of things to sell, Well that is really funny; Just drop a want ad in The Star, And you will get the money. ACRES, $1,450 ach district, only a short » from boulevard, car and erms, $350 cash, balance $15. y. JOHN H. WHITE, 601 rk Block, Main 2209, Rainier distan Jak month New Y 3-ACRE ar Renton; r all improved and fri | ROE BARGAIN h black loam soil; 4-room cottage, barn outbuildings; orchard; ‘small : $3,000. <T MALTBY CO,, 1008 3rd Ay, YOU GAD 10 acres 1 trout s P BRAT IT am soil; no gray am; 66 feet fre Moines highway; $1,500; easy terms. T. H. Gilham, ‘owner, 908 board Ildg., or phone Rainier 120-K evenings. 1; with n Des 207 Lyon Bldg., cor. 3rd and Jam STROUP — Chiropractor. G i National School, Chicago,TIL. C tation free. 213 Denny Bid, 1408 Furniture, Repairing, Upho Packing Jorgensen Bros, Furn, Shop. Collateral Loans LOANED ON MONEY I A The Reliable cles of value. Third ave. M to Loan MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and jewelry, on satisfactory term: SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL IN SEATTLE 235-6 EMPIRE BUILDING Second, near Madison. Physicians and Sereveta Dr. Kathryi jarrison — disorders” readjusted. 4819. way; Green Lake car. North Stove Repairing REECTRIN NG GAS RANGES water heaters my special! 1878. 1626 Sixth Been” Turkish Baths IMPERIAL TURKISH BA’ 4th ave. Electric cabinets, peutic lamps, tubs. Rheun tay specialty. Louis Myers, ist, mechano-therapist. Main 3219, day or night. Junk SKA-JUNK S._ Elliott 3291, f: Storage * DRY warehouse. White Bidg. NAB MEN SEEN. IN STOLEN CA Police Report Packag : Drugs Also Seized J. W. Berg, 25, G. L. Thorpe, and William Knowles, 23, the toils of the law. The trio | arrested at the Niagara h Seventh ave. and King st., at 3:1 am, Tuesday by Sergeant Olmstead and Patrolmen B, | Williams, D. Twohig and Nicolar, after they had been alighting from an automobile to have been stolen two previously, All three were in Thorpe's room at the Several packages of drugs are leged to have been found in possession of the men, The aut mobile had been borrowed by trolman W. A, Elliott and was en from Eighth ave. and Pike at 1:25 a, m. Car Hit Her; She j Asks City for $5,000 Alleging that she incurred manent injuries on June 234 Third ave. and Union st., wl Meridian ave, street car her, Mrs. Georgietta H. Bailey, OF | 5007 Brooklyn ave, filed a claim for $5,000 damages lay morn= ing with the city council. Mrs, _ Bailey alleges that the street car split a switch, the rear trucks | slewing across the street and knocking her down. Mrs, Bailey” asserts that her right wrist and shoulder were dislocated and th she incurred a fracture of th lar bone, LEFT KEY IN DOOR, AND COST HIM $19 It cost George Dodson, of 1621 ‘Terry ave., just $19 to leave his room key on the outside of his door Mon- day night. Some one used it while George slept, and gleaned the 19 cee from George's inexpres- sibles, Central Storage G END SUMMER TERM With the ending of the first sum. mer term, the University students will write their examinations Wed- nesday. ‘The second term will begin Thursday morning, Because of some teachers not registering, the enroll. ment is expected to drop from 1,200 to 700, TO STUDY ORIENT Murrel W. Meir, an advertial man of Chicago, and Burke F, Wi of the Civic and Industrial Board the Chicago Association of Comm¢ 7 are in Seattle on their way to the Orfent. When in the Orient the two. Chicago representatives will make industrial and commereial survey of Japan and China,