The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1919, Page 12

~ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE OVERSEAS MAN, RETURNED SOC- dier, Wishes a job, millwrirht or | carpenter; permanent: marrie man; five in family, Address 1-1 tar DISCHARGE shes with has y Largest Audience in| ' ; the Northwest ; “Reade. The Star’s Want Ads SOLDIER, AG position in reliable char for adva had clerical expertence « R-26, Star, TURNED “SOLD place to learn auto repairing metal work experience; nominal wa Address 1 Star. OVERSEAS GANADIAN S0LD1 wants job Dre amb Add DISCHATE position as ished firm, vancement experience 3 Ri f Tank riving reference it charge advertixing, sertion (six words ht BAILOR clerk in. w with chane two years’ Address CED CHAUFE Corps, wishes private car: can Phone Elliott 5 and & evenings. MAN, RECE us would like work and Saturday afternoons work and roof repairing Capitol 35: M. Decker, WiShts 11 extab- for ad banking Star UR OWT position furnish 3649-W HTS= venings lawn Phone 208 ——— | Want Ad Rhymes salle" 8 MAY. L. HU MPHREY like to buy a little farm. ‘on it build a house and barn. ee a Star w t ad today, find just what T want that way Rhymes Elsewhere on This) ‘Yours May Be ‘There | FEMALE HELP WANTED FOUNTAIN “OR 6:30, by in both eb — SODA r job evenings after x-wailor; experienced Rainier 407-M. LDTER in warehouse; of work, James Tyrer, REQUIRE not z SALESMEN _WANTE CANDY—HIG” PAY. START of our specialty candy factories in| your home, small room, anywhere, We tell how and furnish every thing. Advertise. Grand oppor- tunity, Men—women. Candy Co. 1819 Ranstead st. Philadelphia, Pa. | LOST AND FOUND NISHRLUE JERSEY f lost Wednesday evening at East- ern Star reception at Armory. Tel- _ephone Fast 6582. Reward off: LOST—SMALL_ BICYCLE, ‘ red frame, No, 604857, Saturday | evening. Reward. 1718 EB. 62nd. | Kenwood 359 | 6 FOR RENT—HOUSES | TF YOU DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE | house advertised here for rent, try an ad under the “Wanted—House” heading, and it will reach many people having vacancle: 30 = HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISHED 1 AND 2 RO close in. 1810 Ninth ave. 3 __ FOR RENT—RooMs SLEEPING ROOMS FROM $250 10 minutes from shipyards. RK. Jefferson. Telephone 4283-M. “ONE —. GIRLS WANTED See BNCE DY Goop ‘AG OPPORTUNITY ADVANCEMENT NORTHWESTERN PAPER BOX CO. 2501 WESTERN AVE. —9 ‘Third (upstairs). v8 XPERIENCED OPER- ‘on house dresses and aprons. Dress Manufacturing Co., ird_S. sae ASSISTANTS ladies who can dance. INS DANCING ACADEMY _ Y ARB DANCING TAKE lessons. Stevens, 1523 4th. PIANO PLA Pantages Building. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SI Ne KAROYASHI he ont G Iiott 1003 Elliott OU AoW TO and repair on all the stand- oy e trucks, tractors au: in the shortest a night tal venus, B14 Cherry. ‘A SUITA wertiaed pers, why not pain. the wae tion mn? It reac] be employers, and costs WALKING semi-private; phone; Ninth ave., Apt. 12 40 SUMMER COTTAGES HOUSEROAT FOR RENT OR SALE. furnished. 1276 foot of Woodland Park ave. Fremont Towing Co. Call 10 to 12 a, m., 7 to 9 p.m {8 WANTED—MISCFLLANEOUS THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing furs, furniture, We buy, sell and exchange everything, 1317% Ist. Flllott 3221 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 4, ‘ait paris ot the city. Good advancement. to Circulation Department * Beattie Star. SOL! ‘ORS WA) experienced newspaper s0- wanted. Steady work for See Mr. Parish, care 1307 Seventh a 1 i> ‘monthly. Experience unneces. ‘Write, send stamp. Railway jon, B-71, care Star. 2 FIRST ¢ , aad 121 W. Massa- s HANICS WANTED— ivengood Motor Co., 1024 st. IATIONS WANTED—MALE OF ER, JUST RE- from overseas, married, selling experience, experience, returns to ha employer say he does k to his ive you Povith a chance of a good are tor plenty of rd work 16, Star. Y DISCHARGED IEF r, age 25, desires cler- with large firm. Have years’ experience book- HUMANISM The world has played and toyed and suffered with innumerable “ISMS,” but the world at large h never yet given itself over to the Gre Treat of enjoying “Humanism, but it will—there are more and more every day coming to realize the beauty, the strength, the Je of beitig) “Human” in business. We like it—that touch of human feeling which meets more than half way, gives a touch of friendly feeling to every sale we make— and our customers become our friends—yes, if we would only all make up our minds to be just! Human, how life would soften and glow with friendship, and the world’s troubles would vanish as the darkness before the dawn. Let us get acquainted. DU BARRY PIANO ©O. 108 Union St. Adjoining Bon Marche Building. Ry }1816 Westlake. Want Ad Rhyme Contest Here is one of the winners last week? JACKSON Nt HARRY sor ¢ 1 ‘olumbia Vd like Near T may And then I'll buy a little he win If you did week e is the fir not win last try thi a prize time, again “I’m out of a job and money, too” Now line as the t using this Ad Rhyme submit as paper only vhy this line and write three line, and send in the co! to the Want Ad I Contest many rhymes as yc Write Put your name an at the must be sent to The Star not later prize winners will be announced more with it, pleted Want You. may than Friday nm Saturday The W only, and «i Ad ention Want Rhymes you submit must consist of four lines Ads. First ee, $. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymsters. the submitted Want Ad The Star reserves during or after the contest Rhyme Contest Manager right to use any rhyme Address all answers to the 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | 63-4 PHONOGRAPHS OUR” SPECTALTY FORE RECC MUSICAL RECORD Bitiott Bh Storage and Repairing AUTOS TO HIRE WITHOUT DRIV- ers. Storage: also repairing. Open day and night FASHION Second Ave. Opposite New Time: LIBERTY CAB! 1 contractors. ATLA’ Phone TH Dy Gemare Store fronts, | 2205 Ell, 2240. repairing, show 908 Be FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS — FOR SALE—isie FORD TRU worm drive; run about 2,009 miles good as new. Price $660 cash, 609 Grary Bldg. Phone Elliott 697 68 AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTO TOPS, TOP COVERS, SEAT covers, curtains, carpets, cushions, closed and open every description, Special att tion given to repairs and altera- tions. Prompt and courteous Prices right. PACIFIC AUTO TOP CO, 314 B Pike St. Phone Main Seattio, Wasi 7 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE - ~ RAINIER —— 64 66, service, RAINIER VALLEY FIESTA July 3ist-August 2nd OPEN HOUSE—VISIT NOTHING TO | BEST HONOGRAPH, STANDARD MARE, “PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT SHWING MCHS. REN 52. «FOR SALE—FURNITURE rage for $15 per month. 8523 OR S FURNITURE OF 4 Fifth Chas Bateman us J. V. HOLTON 20 Marion | ND, values at Fringer’s Piano House 1022 Third ave. Elliott 2907. rerfect condition, low price, 11 rd ave plied on purchase. Meyer- _ Foner. 210 Union. 51. WANTED—FURNITURE_ Blake Furniture Co, 408 Pike. M. 6518 FOR LE—FURNITURE—PARTY can rent 4-room house and ga- “ifth ave. N. BE. Phone Kenwood 42. room modern house, Buyer can rent ho $15 per month, 8522 A 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES j | Mr. H. J. Marsh, Mr. J. J. Dwyer. GEO. A. SPENCER & RAINIER co. HOME AND INVESTME $1,400 Pay $250 cash and $25.00 per month and live in this four- room cottage with bath, situated n lot 60x110 to an alley. If you are handy and will fix this place it, will be worth $2,250 Let pe explain it to you. Rain- jer THIS COMING WEEK W ARE RUNNING OUR SE OND ANNUAL CLEARANC SAL! YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT A CAR AT THE PRICES THESE ARE | OFFERED AT. THERE WILL BE LOTS © ACTION AT 601 E. ALL WEEK, AND TUNITY 18 KNOCKING / YOUR DOOR Now, TLL SAY 80, EDDY. | | | RAINIER - A REAL HOME SASH AND DOORS 0. Bo WILLIAMS CO. Two popular sizes of single sash for farages. barn or small bungalow: in stock, glazed, ready for im mediate shipment. First size ts 28 inches wide and 33 inches high, with 4 lights 12x14 glass. Price $1.81. Second size is 34 inches wide and 29 inches high. with 6 lights 10x1z glass. Price $1.96. Our large illustrated catalogu' showing full line of building m terial, free on request. 0. WILLIAMS CO, B. 1943 FIRST AVE. 8. SEATT! Ledesatts cf ae agvek erences. Address B-17, 56 ¥, house jomewhere near ity or some place where he | be near his work in town unjversity. Call West OLDIER, HIGH auate of commercial es position in office or ing clerk. Can ie car, private or North 2414. RECENTLY DISs- would like "Idaho. Restern ‘Washing. Montana. Get in touch 578, Y. M. C. A, by Prades wick THE PIANO WITH A SOUL MADE BY MASTERS $500 to $1,000 for Pianos. $1000 ‘to $5,000 for Grands. The Quality is worth the price. CASH AND TERMS DU BARRY PIANO Co. 108 Union 8t. Adjoining Bon Marche Building. r only. WEI O ER, , GE and education, bank- desires position. anywhere. Sal- ‘consideration to B-18, Star. i RGED OVER age 22, can furnish nt and other reference ‘or touring car driver, de- Position at once. Reliable. B-20. Star. E MAN WANTS WORK hours after 6 p. m., also Sat- and Sunday. Prefer driving. truck and tractor instruc- br at Camp Lewis. Address B-21, DISCHARGED SOL- wants work. Five years’ ex- in maintenance of mi and buildings, Will con- machinist’s helper. Address Star. a 5. BR a RGED CANADIAN SOL- age 23, single, speaks and French, German, Italian, itch and English, wants position office or hotel. Address Claas yuiven, 1812 N. 53rd st. CHARGED SOLDIE VEr- service, competent office man, at figures, wishes position, hing with good future pro: considered. Address B. WHEN PAYING GAS Electric or phone bills, on Fourth ave. suppose you cali in and see Waldron’s large rug display in the same block, or look over their as- sortment of furniture across the street in the Cobb Bldg. Attra: tive prices and terms, and liberal treatment generally have brought company a large trade. TEWART y disc outings, record. summer be carried easily in automobile. Price $8.50, STEWART PRODUCTS SERVICE STATION, 910 E Suitable camps, ORTTIVELY highest prices paid FOR DIAMONDS, gold, silver, Old or broken jewelry, ‘watches. MONEY LOANED ON SAME SMITH JEWELRY CO. 412 L. C. Smith Bidg., fourth floor. WHAT AnOUT RUGS It's an acknowledged fact that Waldron Co. distribute a lot them, for they specialize in them, and have for years, at 1322 Fourth ave., ground floor Henry Bldg. RABBITS, NEW ZEALAND BU does and young stock. Canary birds, singers and hens. White Wyandottes, hens and ¢ w. Webster, $413 48th gve. 5. MOTORCYCLE PART. Parts for 191% Indian, 2-speed, iding gears, rear wheel, clu’ chains, forks, magneto, etc, Cali Main ‘600, Circulation Dept. ask for Chuck, or North 3812. HATS, 82 50, — POSITION AS” ELEC- Have had 3% years’ ex- married man; just, re- d from navy. Address C. A. Molster, ‘Tar NAVAL OFFICER, NIVER- Rae praduate, | with high grade nical education, desires pos tion in any line offering oppor- tunities for, advancement Ad- RGED SOLDIHR FROM ires position with a preferably with an accessories firm; have two rs’ auto experience. Address B-25, S DESIRES accessories stock ma: repairi _ Trumbu in garage or store as helper or Where can learn auto wt 1143.0. 105 BULLY OLD WHANG, THIS — BUT! NEED AFIDDOLE mucH &S INEED AWART ON of | DRIVING TAUGHT FREE LIBERTY _ BONDS AS PART PAYMENT TERMS THAT WIA, SUIT MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE COMPANY 500 K. Pine St. Bast $413. IN PHINNEY DISTRICT $2,250—5-room cottage, with two bearing fruit trees, rat large garden, in fine bushes and other hicken coop; 5 nice rooms, iaspe veranda on front and side, siveping porch in rear, mod- ern plumbing and lighting fix- tores; ee blocks from Phinney car line and pavement. Must have about half cash, 715 81st N. Phone Ballard 1233, AT LAKE BURIEN Attractive 5-room cottage, with fine view; half-acre of good soil; city lights and water; good jervice; some fruit and berrie: $2,000; terms. THE DOUGLAS CO. 324 Leary Bldg. Main 358 TODAY'S USED CARS We have 30 used cars, ranging in price from as low as $150 to $500, and $500 to $1,000. We have a few high grade cars in the $1,000 to $3,500 class. Remember, we have only 30 cars, but they are all different makes and model -AUTO DEPT, FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO, Used Car Dept. Pine at Bellevue. A HOME—MONEY MAKER Close in; fronting Lincoln park; all car lines; pretty 40x128-foot ‘lot; shade: lawn; garden; GOOD home- like 6-room’ house; $4,500; $1,000 cash. A look is convincing. (7-2) CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY Alaska Bullding. JUST OUTSIDE CITY CIMITS om house and tract of land 120x all under cultivation. This ts a genuine bargain at $1,800; $200 down, balance on easy payments. One block from the paved high- way and four blocks from city limits, North End. PUBLIC REALTY BURBAU 210 Liberty Bidg., Opp. Postoffice 4-ROOM MODERN, COLUMBIA -room modern plastered cottage; bath and sleeping porch; base- ment: 60-foot fruit’ trees ornamental shrubs; fine lawn) three blocks from ‘car; between Columbia and Hillman: A real snap at $2,750; $1,150 cash P. VAN ARSDALE & Co, Main 9 1019 Third Ave PHINNEY RIDGE BARGAIN — A pretty 4-room bungalow, just for two or three, nice Jawn and flow- ers, gara If YOURE LOOKING FOR A LOW- priced car that will get you there and bring you back, come up and look over this bunch. They're all in A-1 mechanical order, Overland touring, one at $ one at $325. Good cars f Pullman touring, elec. start Reo 5-pass., good order, $400 Studebaker light 4, only $400. Used Car Emporium, 12th & 6. ry iz until 100 and bugs. | $300. | Pine. 10 CHEAP Ford Trucks Worm Drive and Chain Drive—A-1 bodies od mechanical condition mein today and make us an offer. ee Mr. W. B, Delfel, 80 Pike st S18 Seaboard Rid, ALANCE LIKE RENT -room modern cottage: two blocks to West Seattle or Fauntleroy car. Snap for $2,500. Call Gordon, West 129-R, or 1159 Sunset ave for appointment, f1,750—1 HAVE TWO HOUSE rooms eac' 40-foot lot, on east side of Bi on hill, easy terms. CHAS, TENNIS 643 New York Bik Main 193: 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW cone te basemen fireplace; builtin fixtures; laundry trays Will sell cheap by owner, 6708 Dibb: Phone Ballard 1082. TIRES —TIRES—TIRE We are selling brand new high- grade tires at gparked reductions. | Oxs Miller N.S. .. . $12.95) 0x3% Summit | Ama: All other si AL TIRE GRAND CHE chanically perfect; bumpers d tires; | Good buy $ Used Car Emporium, DORT, Ih PRA GOOD ORD m hanicatly d in appearance, This is a dandy good buy at $760. Used Car Emporium, 12th i vin’ ‘stock. S01 Union St ROLE, -MiE- spot ‘light one extra. | 12th & KB. Pine. JV. HO 220 M. VT A PRACE OK Kove MIOUM. AND ADVER TICE T \W XE FOR SALE CoLUMUS OF THE PAPER | —. ScoREs) OF KOUNG FELLOWS WouLD JUMP AT TWEE CHANCE ory AWNEKING A FIOOLE LUKE THANKS YOUNG MAN) BEST OF LUCK! AW’ BE KIND T’ OU FRIEN’ FIDOLE car upholstery of | |33 FOR SALE—REAL KSTATE |e i 4 ESTATE _ bo YOU WA RENT FREE? LET ME SHOW You HOW IT 18 VERY BASY In 30 days und.to will be ooking find some place to house | 4 family where t da respectabl at a price wher not expected to buy it by rental, you he high shanks horses until your feet spine is bent of a few per month You start out with and walk and watic are sore and your trying to find a he room from $20 te You find tumble down, half built houses in a hole on a ‘hill, in the | back end of the lot, unhealthy and | unfit to Ive in, and repairs nm | everywhere, practically no accom- modation YOU DON'T AT WANT THEM ANY PRICE OBJECTS PILTHY | YOUR CHILDREN HAVE AM I RIGHT? JLING TRUTH? YOUR WIFE To IT It's NO YARD AM 1 TI THE t [ want you to have] What your children for, What y wife and prayed for. YOUR OWN TWO | Here comes wt and enjoy are crying has pleaded A LITTLE SHACK JUST A ROOM THAT'S AL BUILT YOURSELE ov OR BY AND wir JUST PUT UP TO STAND AND STAY -HALF ACRE PLOT YOU WANT OD Somewhere near a car line, Somewhere where there is shade, Somewhere near a lake or Sound Somewhere where the soil is good Somewhere near your work. — | om $10 CASH DOWN § BACH MONTH 100 100 100 100 100 Tracts for Tracts for Tracts for ‘Tracts for Tracts for Quarter-Acre Half-Acre Quarter-Acre Halt-A Quarter-Acre QUARTER-ACRE_ TRACTS $10 DOWN, $5 MONTHLY HALF-ACRE TRACTS $20 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY RIGHT AT LAKE BURIEN the shipyards. » 12 at night. city. Only 30 minutes to Cars from 5:20 a. m. Cars every 20 minutes to the NO CITY TAXES NO RESTRICTIONS HUILD WHAT YOU WHERE YOU LIKE Put up a tent, or put a shack, any- thing to get away from the rent, It in 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 $50 for a load of lumber. Invite a shopmate, a friend or neighbor to spend Sunday with you, and in 24 hours, Monday, you can move in. bag and bargage. CAN You MATCH T PROPOSITION? . if you are sick, don’t pay. if you are out of work, don't luck, don’t LIKE Th ‘Then, pay. Then. if you have hard pay. WHERE IS THE MAN WHO CAN- NOT TACKLE THIS OPPOR TUNITY UNLESS HE IS A DEAD ONE? ‘ YOU HAVE THE OPTION Pay as much more If you can Pay ax often as you possibly can. Pay as much as you can when you can. WILL START YOU You LET ME TODAY? OUR THREE GREAT SPECIAL DAYS SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY All Po Aa Sanday. from 9:30 a, m. to All day Monday from 9:3 0p. m. y Tuesday from 9:30 a. m. to 230 p. m. Our automobile at your command, whether you buy or not. We ask only the privilege and pleasure to show you. a, m. to Onno GET o ! PATA clit ache het $10 OR $20 Be a good fellow to yourself and family, Break away from the rent. Try 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 los win out. you must YOU ARE ONLY PAYING THE RENT Dn something for y: few years you paid you have IT IS A HOME IT 18 YOURS IT WILL BE PAID FoR rself. In a he rent and got something. raise your own vegetables, grow your own fruit. raise r own chickens. can raise hell if you want to, THE HOUSE You You You LAND IS YOURS THE BELONGS TO YOU Go out to growing, burg, full Lake Burien and see a hustling, lively little of pep, good nature, plenty of sunshine. Everybody with their coats off. The spade and the hoe everywhere. is the life that is worth living, and every mother son there start- ed with a $10 bill. Ask them; they will tell you. GO TOIT. But if you are a dead keep away Rare-headed, level headed men of toil are wanted who live for today, and believe every man has a soul. You are in that class. it LL YOU DO IT? You TRY IT? ND SHE IT TODAY pO AS OTHERS HAVE GO AND SEU We will pay $52.50 for $50 We will pay $4.50 for W. We will walt-for you ne DONE Bonds, . Stamps: t pay day. IT IS A WONDERFUL OFFER TO you LUT ME HELP YOU Ww. J. Room 208 Boston Block, MARY 718 2nd Av. LIBERTY HEIGHTS e view from every lot; two ks to car, school and stores; large lots, $450, down; close int Ideal pla for home. HERBERT 8, U 414-415 Leary Bldg. CLOSE 4-ROOM $200 Cash, and bath two closets; indirect IN BUNGALOW $30 Month. reakfast noo fireplace; direc lighting; lot ‘415x100, Lumber Exchange Bldg. SURVEYING—G. N. MILLIIt 631 Burke Bidg. Wiliott NEW $2,000; Toilet sink; and SON, ‘| PN write 82 FOR SALE—WATERFRON PROPERTY 7% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE 4-ROOM, %-AORE, $1,300 real sacrifice, 4 large, rooms: plastered bung clothes closet; water and sink in house; half-ne of ground; lo» eated on the Everett Interurban. 10 minutes fr Pike st. For im mediate sale, $1,300. $600 cash VAN ARSDALE & light »w SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS Main Ave NOW ON SALE AT BEAUTIFUL Bt rh |RATNT ER VAL ard and Me Raker perks, laree m new bungalow; modern furnace; fireplace: indirect lights arage; $00 to $500 cash or trade, ance as ré ROBISC G WOODMONT BEACH net w eh i-r | Ideat riten for ammer ge trac parked accessible spring water One bungalow 190 feet, $1,850 tract 60x193 feet shade tree el beach, $1,260. One large tent, 14x24 1087. Our auton re or drive out the HI vard two miles Moines, look for b MONT PEACH and camp 10 and 60x ded, ready ar piped; $250 to $ with fine tract 60x ne bungalow with all in lawn, 6 to bath fine tract wi $500. Call Main ty to take you h Line boule outh of Dex sign, WOOD- fe une 710 Third Ave rOWN rOWN PROF “m house; lot ave om 7 wy $1,000--4 50x 100 Chicago $1,500 three blocks $1,500-—5-room water; lights terms 4-room lot 50x100 Reacon ave lot 37% x100 no bath; easy | house went house; was j « good n mon modern a nly Le getown HERE 18 A GOOD BUY Fine tract, near interurban station all cleared; lots of nice fruit; neat 4-room. cottage; garage; $1,350; terms $400 cash, 6 WwW! TY 5-ROOM lot 50x ODERN | RUN feet; frult, flowers and foliage; magnifigent ‘view of bay; 10; $500 down, $30 per month. block from car. IDA SMITH 5205 California Ave. Low FOUR BEXTRA GOOD BUYS On 0 home, car; cash. North 4-room bearing view clowe to $300 " 59 ngalow West 252. fruit trees. KIEVER—West Seattle real © exclusively. Hgtablished 1 wns Bldg. 708 2nd av, Main 3 ALLEN W. QUALE I'd MWke to buy a little farm I'm tired of paying rent A Star want ad I'll now insert, And then I'll be content 77 WANTED—REAL ESTATE WANTED, FROM OWNER, 4.5 AND 6 houses in North land. If you want to sell, we can get you a buyer Pr VAN ARSDALE & CO. Main 1019 Third Ave. FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE $1,600——3 rooms and bath; beautiful Jawn and shrubs. $400 cash $1,500-——Woeert Seattle view; 3 rooms, furnished; two blocks to ferry convenient to shipyards. diate possession, $450 cash. $2,500—Close to 5 rooms and bath 50x102; fruit trees. Ballard High large, level $250 cash ROBERT MALTBY 1008 Third Ave co. iM IN A HURRY D-OFF LANDS 000 ACRES SOUTHWEST Washington for sale to settlers easy terms; no ra in prices, $ per acre and up. Liberty Bond: taken at p. ing location, ete. WEYERHAUSER TIMBER Bidg., Tai STOCKS Have a choice pie 100x15 free will trade for bug or light @ Will give someone the best kind of bargain for quick action. THE DOUGLAS CO. 324 Leary Bldg. Main 3580 co. FOR SALE, OR WILL TRADE AS part payment on 3 or 4-room bun- galow, near car line, in outskirts Property must have at t frontage; two comer Iby. Call <ing st melting & Pan Motors, leum, — Eastern Wyoming Pacific itizens’ Bank, at Rainier Mining WE WILL SE Spokane Wyoming Great Western Pet. Lone. Star A Old Colon Outweat I Spokane Be Wyoming Ref. Weate rn Telit on & Kinney Ol & Ref. Western Plains Capitol Pet Texas Cru Cushing Garber’ Salt Creek Pet Overland Pet Wyoming Pacific Boston Wyoming « Great Divide Columbine Wyoming Ape Alaska Hom Chicago Bo Red Monarch and Divides Min mplex Auto Whe Pet. Prod. Autolarn Benetol Alaska Pref. Beacon © ai . ‘onstruct’n Appi'nce ( Pacific Blectric Welder. Interocean Bg. & Trans Pref. 100.00 Inter Bg. & Trans. MOS 20 04 ceva bens 0.01 Wicks Ti sh. Jones H & Aero Alarm LIBERTY BON SOLD AT*MARK Our Brokerage Department is com- plete in every respect. Ask us for information regarding any se- curity. Orders executed to buy or sell any stock or bond in any market H, BE. WILLS COMPANY Btoc Hlliott 2604 1 W Liberty Bonds, Pan Motor, Univers: Power Telephone "Great Western Petroleum 1 WILL SELL 1000 Sequim O11 .. 500 Forks O11 500 Ballard Oil - 1000 Alaska Petroleum, Coal. 6247 Wyoming Pacific Oil . Universal High Power Wicks Tire & Rubber. Pacific Glass Casket... Hecla Wyoming Oil .- Red Monarch Con: Athabasca Oil, Ltd. Cody Burglar Alarm .: MAX WINKLER n St JINGS STAMPS AND LIB- ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. C. D. nahy, $17 American ‘Bank . Second and Madison. WE BUY LIB: small discoun ment receipts 204 Haight Bld 94 BUSINESS 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 i# doing a profit- able business, ‘The owners have other business, and cannot give it attenti ‘This is a money mak~- ing proposition for a man and wife. particulars address Citizens’ Laundry, Petersburg, Ballard orgetown, Units, O1, Mt 400 1000 3100 1000 1000 2000 2000 ou t ton American YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY As. 24 <s on cheap acreage on ea. paved ro 25 mii ter of cit stage passes ery hour; the soil is alder and maple land; the price $250 per acre and up; terms $50 cash; bal. $7.60 per month. This is the best and cheapest acreage near Seattle. terms; 2000 500 A splendid buy—10 acres of fine soil, | res cleare: house, woodshed; g00d auto road, close to school Price only $1,400; terms $200 cash; balance easy. RITT REALTY CO. w York Block 2000 500 250 1000 2000 5000 1600 3000 700 400 2000 1000 10 10 1000 20 ¢ 200 IMPROVED CAND ORCHARD of land timothy clover; orchard of 30 bear- rees; also «mall fruits of all ttractive and well built e, chicken house, wood shed und tool room; apiendid water; all fenced; in nicely improved district, Convenient for anyone employed downtown. Price $2,650; easy monthly terms arranged BURKE & FARRAK 203 New York Block. $ ACRES, CLOSE IN, 8 5 acres of rich alder loam Kentle southerly slope, loc north of Seattle, close t Ballinger and interurban; good transportation; ideal for fruit, ber- ries, chickens. ur own home in the country, away from the high cost of living, and with the best market in the world at your door. Price of 6 acres, $750; your own terms. P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. Main 9 1019 Third Ave. LARGE TRACT 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, $1,475 Large tract garden soll;’ level, and well ‘located; with new 4-room plastered bungalow; handy to high school, grade school and store: Can live here and work in cit; S-cent fare by commutation to Seattle. Price $1,475: terms $25 carh, balance $20 per month. Take B. Madison car and county ferry to Kirkland and inquire for Albert Johnson at office of Burke & Far- rar in Kirkland. 10 ACK Good, level land, near Kent, part in pasture; plenty of wood; on mail and milk row $750; $50 Down. Cc DIBBLE 648 New York Block, LOGGED-OFF LAND FOR sale. “Low prices; easy terms, Liberty bonds accepted at par. Nor write for offer to millmen McKenzie, Three Lakes, Wash., 713 New York Blk., Seattle. TWO TRACTS ON LAK House, well, chicken houses, $650; $65 Cash, $10 month to work in mill, high wages. H.C, PETERS, 716 Third Ave ANNA H. PRICE I'd like to buy a little farm, To keep my children safe from harn » swift the autos drive our way, a Star want ad today. FARM LANDS Ni IN YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND $15 per acre and up; easy terms best of soil; on the Yakima river; two railroads; state highway, close to town; under government irrigation project that is an ex- tension of the Sunnyside canal SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES In 40-acre tracts. See pictures at our office of iand and the im- proved farms there, Buy now di- rect from the owners at the low opening prices, Several thousand acres, of the best farm land in Washington to select. from YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO. 12 Green Bidg. Office Open Evenings Als: 82 FOR SALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY WATER FRONT KBYPOR Located on Liber LARGE 60-FOOT WAT Lo with sandy beach in front with unexcelled panorama view of Sound, mountains and beautiful! homes. Many advantages of city life and all the delights of a ountry home, CITY WATER AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS ING AND & ’ AND FROM FRONT LOTS AS BASY TERMS. * CLIFFORD LA 617 THIRD AV MERCDR ISLAND WATHUR HOME 1 mpany Iref 5.00 Ocean Food © 100.00 Special 10.00 an AP 1, on just Lake $0.10 10 112% GOOD also partial pay- c nd W. S. Stampa or ete, Close 80 BIG, OP: touchups, $2.50 50; shi mpoo for blonde hair, the results will ple: Marcelling and all beauty work done by thoroly experienced operators. The very best in hair moods on sale at half the price charged or 2nd av. LADIES’ IMPROVEMENT SHOP Main 4507. 520 Union St POSITIVELY highest prices paid FOR DIAMONDS, gold, silver, Old or broken Jewelry, watches, MONEY LOANED ON SAME SMITH JEWELRY CO. LC. Smith Bldg. fourth floor. r to its original color. No no stain; guaranteed. Gray- Hair Co. 219 Railway Ex- change Bldg, Seattle, Wash, DIAMO! WATCHES ON CREDIT. 1ABL, 202 PIKE ST. REFUSE TO CUT OFF WHISKERS ON SUNDAY LONDON, July Barbers of the United Kingdom have accepted | the resolution of the London and Suburban Hairdressers’ association for compulsory closing of barber shops on Sunda LOW AS $400; VD COMPANY ELLIOTT FRONT 5-room bungalow, with wat bath, toilet, large fireplace and basement, The rooms are finished with cedar ceiling, making a very pretty finish, The lot has 62 feet of water front, close to MeGilvra's dock, Nearly an ucre of the best s@il, all cleared, This has one of the finest views on Mercer island, and the price is only $3,000; $1,006 cash, balance monthly. CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY, 617 THIRD AV ELLIOTT lights, 99 MRS, RAY CALEY I'd like to buy a little farm, This city life's too hat; ar wast ads don't find me one, Til know it can’t be gou Imme- | Write for may show- | = ~ (STAR CLASSIFIED BRANCH OFFICE Located at 610 Second Avenue | BARTELL’S DRUG STORE NO.2 Claswified advertising may be left at this address up to 11 a. m. tach day for the regular after- oon editions. 106, LEGAL WHOM IT NOTICES MAY CONCERN vas made applica wood, coal and -1% Btone way, 18, block 4, Anyone lumber yard a lots 14 16, 17, Home Addit desiring to protest against such cupation will file such protest at the office of Superintendent of Bulldings prior to August 2, 1919, W. BR. HOCKING, Owner YSIDE COAL CO., Lessee, The Seattle Star DIRECTORY ‘Attorneys-at-Law BALL —F TABL aRED eral practice. cases. z consultation. 215 Burke Slaw. Second ave. Main 7303. 1. Schott, Downs Bik, 709 2nd av, Consultation free. All cases, Fees moderate, Attorneys—Patent FRE GORIN — 701 CENTRAL Bldg. Phone Main 290. References: Remington Typewriter Co., West: ern Rubber Co. Universal Tele phone ¢ Olympic Foundry Co. MASON, WICK, LAWRENCE” Burke Bidz. Bicyeles and Repairs RUDY LUNDGREN for Snell Bley- cles. 504 Stewart, at Times Main 491 bs | Chattel Loans MONEY TO GOAN —— | Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, pianos, live stock, ete, SANDERS’ & CO, 1003-4 L. C. Smith Bide, Chiropractor &K- FRAUR—Graduate of two | Angeles Chiropractic colleges. examination. Open evenings till 8, 207 1 and ore |SFRO National School, Chicagedll. Co tation free, 2 pny Bid 1408 Sd. Furniture, Repairing, U; Packing EN. 4662. “ MONTY LOANED cles of value. ) ON KX The Reliable, On PR ‘and Jewelry, on satisfactory terms. SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL IN SEATTLE Loe 235-6 EMPIRE BUILDING — re ‘econd, near Madison, Physicians and Surgeons br. Kathryn Harrison — Wo aaa ‘disorders readjusted. 4819 jreen Lake car. North Stove Repairing REPAIRG a water heaters my specialty. El ; 1878. 1526 Sixth ave. i Turkish Baths TAL TURKISH. B ‘ Electric cabinets, lamps, tubs. | Rhew! 4th ave. peutic my specialty. Louis Myers, odist, mechano-therapist. a ihione ao91- Storage DRY, FIREPROOF ST Warehouse. Central Storage White Bidg. MAN STABBED; HOLD COUPLE 23-Year-Old Victim in city Hospital Frank Barscow, 23, is in the hospital suffering from serious k Weiss, 2815 E. Madison st., are in the city jail Tuesday as the of a stabbing fray on Western late Monday night. In his story to the police Weist said his wife left home early Monday — evening and he followed in a motor cycle side car, liam Huppman drove the machine, Weiss told the police Mrs, Weiss met _ Barscow at First ave. and Union st, and walked down thru the public market to Western ave. Nearly a mile north of the armory Weiss said he saw Barscow and Mrs. Weiss leave the street and go into a vacant lot, lost his temper and slashed at Bar- scow with his knife, inflicting several wounds. Barscow ran and escaped Weiss and Huppman. Later Weiss went to the police station and re: ported. Mrs. Weiss was arrested at her home and Barscow was found at | Fifth ave. and Denny Way. Weiss is 54 and his wife is 47 years old. TRADE IS HURT, DECLARES HILL! Declaring that all who oppose the Japanese are seriously menacing Se attle’s foreign trade, Samuel Hill, railway man, who has just returned from the Orient, spoke before the luncheon of the Russian club, in the Army and Navy club, Monday noon. he vast stream of commerce will ntinue to flow thru Seattie to the Orient, Hill asserted, unless the Jap- anese are antagonized to move to other fields from Seattle, Commerical disaster, by the loas of confidence in this city by the Japa: nese, confronts Seattle, uniess the JantiJapanese agitation is stamped jout, he said. The future trade development of the city lies in the Orient, and not in Alaska or South America, he de- clired, So we should try and culti- vate the friendship of Japan, he as serted, The foreign trade bureay of the Chamber of Commerce, the Pacific Trade club, the Foreign Trade club, the China club and the Importers’ and Exporters’ association joined with the Russian club in welcoming Hill back to Seattle, Other speakers on were M. Bogavlensky, sul general; Erastus Brainerd and Hervey Lindley, About 200 traders and exporters attended the juncheon- 7 | in When vou think of adverts ing, think of The Star, i ee $$ $$ the program Russian con- i “4 é Cite where they: sat down. Weiss said he 5