The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1920, Page 15

H MONDAY. AUGUST 30, 19) Seattle Star Bab gee Rexath Ave i mon nth months "Orsi OF 8 INGTON 0 is TS ty ae month, or $9.00 r By CARRIE ince ** MOD woes eceegene $0.60 yee my hea in the N Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads yeur| ¢ t . may jones office, wh t filed not Tater than a1. anes ist PROVE YOUR TIME BY ine ome “ive ate mak et nd “Machines. ‘can at qarn $100 to. $200 "monthly _ weet hare ry reesners; A Send fo! a? ions - tal worl mn easy se Call Elliott 3048 tor i CORSET—AL- tions ‘and repairs. 520 Union. 3% ~FURNISHED APARTMENTS — 'D FLATS * TENT Ee > hea sam beat ite 12th ave. 3 —HOURERERPING ROOMS — Joacon, is Miter WITH BINKE FOR FAM- 1118 B Terr TROOM Ho opie, local FEW MORE” CHILDREN Children’s Sunshine Home gare and training. Babie WALDGN HOTEHL, SIXTHA ler, Large, airy rooms: hot and cold water: $1 and weekly $4 and wu wan bere. former! Me Motel kee, purus WANTED _ O. to untington iN in ata, Mew a WAN when mi raf change everythin, Biren 3351 SA AND Til oO mR ¥ 1 TRAMs. 0. ims A a rae For the next two or three monthe ne will sul S nec ry. make screen: long: a Took “Detter, it wil jalvan- ined ‘neuting for 800. U*™ SASH AND SLEEPING PORCHES bay the sisee yan need, and we ~ the coat. mil pay Our tare ty A ey show, ioe full free om oR WILLIAMS, co. Batablished 1699. TTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY, ovating. repairing. and to orde: Ww nr Mattress’ Co. Re ey oa Ty a5 E. ie. Shop. 410 Terry rk stenographer. mh it Be counter clerk street depart: pipeman water deps: it. sie rT counter, junior ser, any me x be residents of the tay! for ai oe ‘the past ne obi fe; with t. me, Mire Hagts, reading — a: rt ze ith. 3116- an ‘Smith “oN 17, ee. $138 ‘service, ie. 3 Beg ME ‘For free particulars ctvil Snaecessary. or. Ee Sozaminer). a a Basta table ae Rh Aer Satie ors hi 0 many maf for industrious ‘boye. tad 01 ee Bi t ROUTE CAR- Tlers in all ot YY Good ers in al} parts of ¢ elt chance for advancement.” Apply to Circulation Department, Ses frst Ww class ousy ment pl Cait Bite 048 for lars. lence unnecessary. F-136, care The venurnncuchnanmen nn veo To help the ex-service men, Th Star will publish “Situations Wanted” advertisements free charge for all soldiers, sall- sand marines seeking em- Dloyment. a erent ine, traffic injured and examination: rn sity ‘and executive ability. ie and earnest services guar- Heed im any clerical capacity. a in, sa! in return. woe spina! h ave. LOST AND FOUND ae WIT DrINDL screw tail bulldog. Owne: Fame on harness. Call Main e877, t ine, one amethyet “AQUA ON tie Firat Rewar 4 7 LET—UNFURNISHED HOUSES PLAY ALLT oy E79 irge ground Elliott 6 FURNISHED HOUSES er THE PLACE FOR COUPLE or bachelor to be comfortable and fave money. Electric | lights r, comfortably furnishe free wood; block to car: Ww OURE Archer, East 6572 iott 42 % oom. FOR a ue Tittle We mt Bouts houses? - “ee money than rent. LET —4- OOM MO! RN HOUSE, dress G-44, cori hh End, $21.06. A ea MONTANA APARTMENTS n 2-room, clean, cony, furnish~ fi th private bath. Lave Kast 6542, a Me ee GH S HATS, 99.56. 1608 Tot. and sities feria Nabeee wna pAciTe PURMITORE CO — 2213 First Ave. Ma 03. Biake Furniture Co. 408 Pike. say everyt ping. on FOR sale. Can leaving city. 1842 Kini a se ae and sell them ay be pai lor early, before they are all gone. TRERAR EE TOURING. tiie | eae Pany by sme a 2—MAXWEL! Who 1 POR Dee KER ROADSTER 8 VERLANDS—3 JEFFRIES TOU RING MOON TOURING pahia heard of a WINTON UST in fine shape, for Well, we have one, and Parone five times as much an we ask. Are pe cars bargains? De no! ask look them TERMS OF COURSE AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT NK ATERHOUBSE @ CO. RACINE. at BELLEVUE. SS DO_YOU WANT A STU) BEBARER ? If #0, this oe a. pl we Chel studebaice are able to gi any model or y, t Our Studebakers are exceptionally LOW PRICED. e to buy one, largest stock s 1920 Studebaker Big Sol. run 600 new tires run about two week. 1920 Studebaker Big #! new cord t ade in your car. 6-cyl.; run 5,000 ire equipment. 1919 Big 6-cyl.; over- t inted; good tifes, top and uphoistery. Series "18 Studebaker Z models, overhaule Studebaker ‘1 and 4- and re- he city. Series 1917 Studebaker 3-pasa ae ster and 4-cy]. ay below their actual value. 2-pass., 3-pass, S-pass. and 7-pass capacity in both 4-cyl, and 6-eyi models. TRADE YOUR CAR pe. Aue Waa DEPARTS ME R KRHOUBE & Pe PINE AT BELLEVUE. i920 FORD TOURING CAR- SBTART- er; storage battery bright and dimmer Dene spot Simpson auto ‘bed; run 4,000 miles, and had th: 625; $400 cash, bal- | ance in 6 months, Phone Ka 3, 712 17th ave, Call between 6 and 5 p.m. TRY STAR WANT ADS they last | sO HUG, FOP. & ATL. TE -TON GTON TRUCK oh Ph touring car, priced FOR _SALB—AUTOMOBILES ———— | | ENSIGN CARBURETORS io yAtves PRIN Ones oh SPRAYS, an aAYS STAYS UT. (OSENE. CARBURETOR AND } bates —oe 309-11 B. Pine, at Melrose. 1 yAya y+ SALE A 1918 OLDS | been thoroly over- Piston all brand new: rear end mission and upholstering fine condition, For quick sa Will take $875, $390 sex. ba ¢ 12 paym: Might take HE FASHION GANAGE Autos to hire without drivers. Stor- ans repairing. 2205 Becond ve. Kiliott 2240. i318 ison at. ali s a nice chow" roe AMILE. ENGDAHL ASM) UNTTED wots Bellevue Between Pi Open Evenings cate 9 REBUILT DELIV ou are looking for livery, come look at wh: befors you buy, as our cars are put in the very best mechanical condition in our own shop. Re- member, you cannot go wrong when you buy « rebuilt auto bie from the United Motors Co. ‘We have Reo Speedwagona, .+ Fords, Overiands, Dodges. dics st about 30 othe: with ox mess be rdies many other bodies we light haul HONEST VALUE OUR POLICY REMEMPER We Give Easy Terms and Trades. 1 UNITED MOTORS CO. Bellevue, Between Pike and Pine Phone Kast FOR SALE. Anne 3070. Ste eg Schuck yele Gon 1923 r VW » $350; some Ewing st) Free BIE Ce awe team and Gasoline GAs ENGINE ei, rises fy ind 8B. Hicke Co. 912 KR its oF sale. in 919. $24 iat 5. iL ‘A’ Romane 18 OVER pay until school Sommonces “have you made your selection for a home? Don't put 1 the Iast minute: t Montelius Price Co. Mai within 2 i: stores; new $275,000 school bulld- ing now under construction for ry term; prices range from $1,700 0; amall payment down and Baitinee monthly: Os ot, mee 1 601 ew aie Biock TSiain, 2209 OOM | Ht ‘SE, 92.260 ~ id $35 monthly wa ie, sidewa! and a this fi for $35 t the foot we A. GOODFELLOW Ss Railway A HOME OF YOUR OWN—oOF course, if tor leas than rent. 600 families in Dumar are not worry ing about the high cost of living. $100 will do it. See A. C. Bartels, office nth & W. and Open every day and Sun Lake Burien car; 26 minutes from Pioneer square. IW, F756 in fine Some 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, Phinney district; nearly new; conditi in. terms. 2-ROOM BUNGALOW, $900 With furniture; on ear line; Spokane ave. and industrial district. Term JESSEN, 445 New York Bldg. $2,100 cottage, fruit and gard 4-room neat Qu m t established specialist in this dis- trict. R, C. CULVER 14 Boston Queen Anne 77. i-ROOM HOUS N, W.; lot 40x97; alley; wood she. water in yard; high ground. $350. 11 Joseph F. Davis, 2827 W. 70th FOR SALE BY OWNER—NEWLY built 4 {room modern bungalow; ACRE TRACT SOU DW. ft front, $400; term Owner, Graf, 6 N, mats You cannot beat them in! 6-ROOM lease for qne year. ave 75—M__WOODLAND PARK HOUSE “TO 7307 Dayton Modern 5-room bu iealow: fireplace: nameled near two Phone in the best of condition cart Jine: Easy terms, North 496. Bi 500-2 ghOOM MODERN: $1,500 if blo streets the 00; UNC’ t ION ft at ihe Junetion, W West’ ati. $100 cash THE SEATTLE STAR Want Ad Rhyme Contest ee I RD Here in the winner last week: B. K. JACKSON Port Blakeley, Wash, RK, I, D, 183 Today is the tomorrow you wished for— If you really wish to succeed Just place in The Star a few Want Ade— You'll advance with astonishing speed, “Again Has Come the First School Day” Now take thie I and write three more with ft, using this Hne de the first line, and send im the completed Want Ad Rhyme to the the top of the page, The Star not later than Friday, September 3. The prise winnete ‘the only, and mention Want Ada i be announced Saturday Want Ad Wms zee submit must consist of four lines ze, $3. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters. All tickets will be matied to the winners, nerves the right to u any rhyme submitted during wt. Address ail answers to the Want Ad Khyme Contest Man i) WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY ROOMS AND HATH, PARTLY nished; full yd lot 50x berries; en, flowers Round view. $3,800; 9360 cas ma $26 ae py incwuding interest, “ata <i. KinF ER Weet SE ¥ e exelugtvely': entablish. Bldg. 709 Second ae Shen ea RTE TRADE NICE LARGE BUILD. ing lot in Minneapolis, Minn. for oct Re 5d he) or will give house he! fe dete Bot Ste vANT i MALI” CLEAN, Sern unfurnished cottage in pnsible tenant, no Bae ag Ww Pree tir ee GATELY'S CLOTHING Co. uu ‘third Ay , Between ing Sts, Seattle, ILL. EXCHANGE Nive | iarge lot, located in Minneapolis, worth 8760, for Beattl ag ersten neapolia. F-88. Star. RES 3 El GATED stiia Bitter Root valley. Western ‘iroad station on land; Will exchange for Beattie vacant or. improv OTH FARM MORTGAGE COMPANY Leary Ratiainy WANTED — Gdob PRE ERTIES for exchance. Clark or re. 1016 Third ave. Elliott 6129. 20 AND 40-ACRE SPECIALS $250, $50 down, $10 per cath Fite chickes and éruit 10 netee 1500, ove. Gown. Uh ose Good upland Spring. 30 acres 9600, $75 down, $15 per month. 2 scree timber, 20 acres $806, month. All level; vary beat of evil. Bearly all level: very finest of soll. 200 acres $2.500, 1600 down, Dalancs ood wok, Specks nd in timothy. All in the Cherry Valley district. fi mous for deep, rich loam poll * of eo ean't beat these. end acreage. SEELY & CALLAHA 306 Hinckley Bldg. 717 Bicond Ave _ Main 4514. ————__—_—_—— | PADILLA BAY LAND | ——— On September 1, 1926, the price of these lands that you are. buyin: now at $10 per sere will be rained to $33.33% per acr ood warden lands; level; free from stumps or stor virgin soil. Your last chance to buy is now. Our last ions will be rum from our August 29, 30 and 31, leay~ ing Ta. m. If you want to get & fine tract of from 16 to 7b acres, come to our office at once and in- veatigate. —————- SPARKS & DYE, 514 Second Ave. | oe > LAKE SHORE HOME 2.100 Fine garden, including b corn, squash, cherries and man: choice fruit. apples. plums, etq: hedge ace; choife dahlia dwelling: gro vegetables cherries 4 front of p garden; small tract piped telephon: ferry dock at $2,100; terms $7 ce $25 per month. Take East Madi- fon car and county ferry to Kirk- Jand and inquire for Mr. Gilgen at the brick bungalow office at end of Kirkland wharf. HOMECROFT Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soil Fronting two streets; city water. Walking distance of street cars. Very easy terms. Call at officg, 26th ave. 8. W. and Bpokane. ‘Take Alki, Fauntleroy or West Seattle cars, Open even- ings. PHONE WEST 499. COME AND SEE 20 acres of fine cabbage; rich, deep garden soil, well drained; just south of Duwamish river bridge, on paved highway Also 30 adjoining of this fine land, cleared, plowed and ready to cultivate arse or small tracts. 0 SEE OW, LOW. PHC EASY TERMS SQUIRE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Empire Building Main 8146, $500; # ACRES, ON THRMS Two miles west of OBR 2% acres good, level land; clay shot alder growth; stumps rotten; 2% screw virgin timber that is worth real money; one mile, to avement: good road; down hill aul @ the way. We have two of these tracts lying together. CLIFFORD LAND CO. 617 ‘Third Ave. Elliott 99. a0 ACKES IMPROVED RANCH, stock and © Call Kenwood 8066. 82 FOR SALE—WATERFKONT PROPERTY IN FINE ‘close ‘in. Good, Ke soil, for $650; ensy terms, Alo 120x120, with fine grove of different kinds Main AND near water front, 445 New York Bldg. of tr 3913. JESSEN, WG LAND BALE $25 per acre for goog Shams county i be ain. Cl r tang ie a ‘ioeg “in ue reduction. Good lan very cheap. C_ PETERS, 116 Third Ave. about It. x AND | 25 Woodcork Co, of Ain. 700 Rothert Process Steel 100 Simplex Auto Wheel . 20 Hallet “Bolterup” 00 Amal; any amout local 60. [9 BUBEN: NEW DRY Goose STORE OPEN- ing—Will go ‘3 Ed a ty. sce try loos tions. e dress %- 46. Taw” CLA we 46 with § in large extablisl G-45, THIS PLANE SHOULD CUR French President Seeks Health in Air PARIS, Aug. 30-—President Deo chanel, whose impaired health is the talk of France, may seek bealth at high altitudes. He has a luxurious Farman airplane. The airplane Accommodations for six. Bilk shades. Electrie lighta ‘Woolen carpeta. Bouquet belders. Boudotr. firm, Mm, ‘fmal specialist, moved to ae. iltott 3481. MA AuEN. [AIR WAVING, Mazeoiiing. ene pack for gray hair. IMPROVEMENT Sf 6507. 620 on a Sar ee Main ront Ly See ee Fane faust CO. Inc, Leary Bi lain i AL ro-wnom, Tt MAY CONCERN This is to cartity that Robert Miller o. has made ication to those who found him president. crop of diamonds Is $60,000,000. tu%3 Any e/ 226! | DIRECTORY | advice. Free department. BLISI | canes Consultation; . SCHO! 1 nex, CONS’ LEATion Ee sea. All court. Located at 610 Second Avenue Bartell's Drug Store No. 2 Ciaasified advertising may be Jett at this address up to lia. m each day for the regular noon editiona Service of Thanks for Whitney Boys A thankegiving service the safe return of the wruttney 3 Boys’ | Chorus boys and their leaders, from their vacation trip down the coast, | will be held at the University Bap- tist church, BE, 46th st. and Brook- lyn a Tuesday evening at § o'clock. The Whitney boys will sing, Dancing Taught refreshments will be served and an/ Private leasona, Stevens, 4th & Pike, offering will be taken. irk Wiring McDonald Will mE _ Not Quit, He Says dunk Fiat denial of the rumor that ne (AEA BEA JUNK, CO. would resign at an early date was insued Monday morning by State AN a Director Donald A. Me-| on diamondn and ewan. ‘on most oni Upon his return Monday morning society" Tone shy EDIAL LOANS from a tour of Southwestern Wash dite ington, where he held conference Madison. with the prohibition agents of Ore- gon in regard to cooperation in hand. ling the booze runners from Van- couver, McDonald learned of the rumor. ent Attorney American and for, patents secur jeveloped Lg mg 805-6-7 bee Beattl ty, Wash. and 639 F W. Washington, n_390. as} Bare f° Building. K-R_HANSON &@ CO, Leary Bidg. Hl Lomein & E TURNER, _ Chiro) gator, aight ‘2nd and Pine. tation freer Houra 10 to 5, ent, Elliot 3 ADJUST. eof Chiros 430-31 People's Bank Bldg. ain 2431 |\Gampbeil, 0. No} 1 3856 rr " Collateral Loans LOANED “ON ALL ARTI- of value. THE RELIABLE, 907 Third ave 1120 Firs ME. . 821 Second Ave, Established 1889. Dptician and Optometrist TW dmunds, Fraser- ASOT Painting and Kalsomining — REMIBR KALSOMINING AT @ ine and Repair Co., 1603 12th aw Phone Bast 7954. JOHN BTRO rect tuning, ence. COR experi- ie “po YOUR OWN PLUMHING — Come to J. N. SHAFER, plumbing and bi ting supplies. Elifott 5069. 316 Second Ave. 8. < yeaving FOR KRUG? LER, SHE CAR pet Bop 410 — N. Elliott 4456. Art Rug Mi i “Union, M, 1838, Sanitarium “REASONABLE, RATE ‘Aged and invalids, pitol 2475. 44 Roanoke at, Window Cleaning ease ADE WINDOW CLEANING Co. Main 3556. Mra. Nextdoor—Yen, I've met your oldest son, He's a dear fellow—a thoro optimist Mrs. Multikids—Not him, It’s the man in the flat above that you heard. My kid's learnin’ to be a ROANOKE Governor Cox chatting with Franklin D. Roosevelt, his running mate, and four camera studies of Cox, snapped noti- fication day at Dayton by Staff Photographer Bob Dorman. Wowie! Only Eight Per Cent “Soft” Customers of the Iona soft drink parlor, 1522 Sixth a are secking refreshment elsewhere since the Place was cloned Saturday by federal Prohibition agents. The drinks were 8 per cent “soft,” it is claimed. Here’s Another Man Wants to Ride Falls HALIFAX, N. 8., Aug. 30—Wil- Mam Barbarick, 32, a farmer, an- han; | POUNces that if he was permitted by the authorities he intended to go over falls in @ barrel, a feat which tly cost Charles George Stephens, British barber, his life, aes Family Faces Double Sorrows HEYWOOD, England, Aug. 30.—A third double bereavement has fallen to. the Jo¢ of Br. and Mra. Botton, who have just buried their twin daughters. They buried two children in 1914, and @ similar double burial three years ago. A. N. BEACH, 318 N. 78th et., is next thing to bareheaded Monday. A fellow passenger aboard a Phin- ney ave. street car picked up his grip, containing two hats, Sunday afternoon. CLAIM HE TOOK 2 MORE AUTOS. Ballard Mechanic Charged Monday, however, he is said to have confessed, admitting the additional theft of two card. One of the cars, Clark is said to SEN. BOISE PENROSE Senator Boies Penrose, G. O. P. boss, is thinner since his recent illness. During a re- cent ride thru Kairmont Park, rh irst time he has been in ic in several months, ~via was snapped by a photographer. He says he feels great and is “ready to [get back into the harness.” i? i | i be a requisite for any one aspiring to the position of county auditor. And he is accustomed to handling large business affairs, by virtue of the positions he hag held in private Ute. "i To Commemorate . Mine Rescue Hero In a letter to the press, m going Watkins Evans, a hese, neer, urges commemoration of the memory of James Hudson, volunteer reacue worker, who lost his life on July 9, in an attempt to rescue two Lo aaa from the Black Diamond mine. The letter in part reads; “It was the part Of a man to leave the light of day and plunge a quarter of a It is the work of a hero. Many deeds of heroism performed by our coal miners do not receive the mention that they should. I will gladly contribute towards any fund that anyone cares to start to record this man’s act.” Governor Hart to Talk to G. O. P. Club Governor Louis F, Hart has re ceived and accepted a special invita- tion to address the Young Men's Re- publican club of Seattle on Thurs- day, September 2. Roy C. Lyle, sec retary of the club, has arranged for the meeting to be held at noon at Mevee’ cafeteria, Second and Sen- eca, The governor will be the only speaker at this session of the club, A Tried to Smuggle Crystals, Charged Accused of attempting to smuggle into the port of Seattle watch crys- tals valued at $4,000, Robert Lam- bert Carson, master of a NM fish boat, is scheduled for hearing before United States Commissioner A. C. Bowman Tuesday morning, Carson was arrested by castoms officers Sat- urday, Jane Doe » Doe Was Fat, Forty, and Soused Jane Doe, fat, 40, and soused, ran foul of a cop at the corner of Rail- road ave, and Holgate st. Monday morning. Jane's misfortune right at the heighth of her festivities, rather irked her and she at first refused to accompany Patrolman P, P. Me- Namee to the jail house In the city's rubber-tired patrol. But once at the jail she refused to give her name, Helmets, in the form of stiff hats, having great resistence to blowa, are being worn in mines,