The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1920, Page 15

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AMS CO. ed 189) MATISM with and uscles. within rheuma- TIFF, when your snot ry, Masenge OF magnetic heat e VIT-O-NPT pewergel and s and waste CK XPERIMENT. Testored hun right here in IVE RESULTS. om free, 356 Con- P syd LOVERS ‘cep us in mad. ROUND OAK ie Ts i FINE dition, complete tireas, cot and F 13i4 33) ening |W xRit arte bas Wi « 4. be Sheet Mettl Shop, 32 y OPE PING Swooh ho kindling in 10 years every family throws aoe fuel. Never im S4Tt _ ons. Patnted also b able. STuMP powerful Sany Price $35 Dompany ta for demonstra- 5: 1 rite G aS Star. PULL and repair $30 Union x is! AM q-7 _' fae t. Pantacer Bide $ SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE SMARKING, ALSO YOUR OLD made over n° S08 te Third Phone Elliott 903. MALE HELLY’ WANTED _ BOYS FOR ROUTE CA a Bartaot the city. Good jvancerment. rentation Department, AM WEISE Lb CANT Re- ea Union. watch. Morew it away. 5508 Tience unneceasa’ Hiway, G-12%, st BD—MALE TAC Puller T b CANT RE FOUND — 4 — wateh, throw it away)" oro icy ie, app! _ farmer at WING MAC: RIN beads, $10 up, Maint 1534 FLANGE FOR if SAM” WEISFIE ir your watch, OF atom Pp WANTED aver- || SKUNK SHAWL ¢ teemente of discharged ooh | lore or salters are printed free = Rink, MARRIED, £3 omition with | 52 . Anything electric We ons given. Reacon pulling CARLOAD Get your holiday} po leenic prices from Reps irs skates and shoes, sive 4 nt Senitary er how ra eve, & Bast ACK, SUTTARER complete tas: $2 Jeunes PARCHMENT SHADES Oil. painting: Prices reason- TART ta oatrat each. “Siu fenton, Wash. OF ~EXTIA Pike at. OOD DROP- ‘ring, renting. av R i urcbase Union. uirow 4830, CUPF SOLLAT, 4 1820 dining table, one 128 N. Bist st. WANTED—SORNTFUES want housel raitu: ming ot values 2212 First Ave ioke rniture & FOR ROGS_AT WHOL WARD Sivieg ie truck. oxy ene weld had some jig rou LN pallets: heavy, wayne ered. "Re Ro 7 LE—FURNITURE WING S each, deliv~ ell. Euumsine, Wash. STOCK x rd WATCH rem, well traine Gable of, wih swer 60, St. ant oe aha 4 Olive, Liberal ity 1 _Victnty ‘tie bee 1334 sventage. wy FURNISILE HOUSES T, $14, 117 courage Mine RO’ net come the goods. time to invi folks for house, one * Queen Anne 4690. dinn WHY RENT can buy a little home and of ground in West Seattle per mont! A Little Cit for chickens, garden. a free wood. iplendid #oil Berries, that will bring you @ollars and help eg. Mgr oon ia pew and ready to Pt. ‘Perens, rd i RENT, FURNITURE reasonable. 1808% Terry ev them is too te own. Sanda are built begin with, stay, right handa what covers, DNI RIMENTS LDRNISHED AP. AND FLATS ARRANGED FOR Elliott 3121. 1314 HUDSON a FLAT. bub-letting. ith ave. ISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS [NED Giki, TO SHARK APART- With at Pine. i, or Wi rent room. Apart- it A} 10, 1820 Jackson. Jewish ferred ERRACE FURNISHED nts; one $12, two §20. Trace. Fant 2512. EXCHANGE! $-ROOM FUL ie ALFRED G t, clone in, $27. 50. O'Neih | Broadway. Three St, Cort MS “Onl IN, REA- 6 Harvard. Kast a 7- PAsaE iG ROO: thane $e charges. se R WEEK UP—FURNISHED wet and housekeeping. uIVERED FOR bbc. A 10. dutr and B ave. “Eimott 2240 REAT SACKIFIC like new, cost, Capitol 3 MUST TIAVE Kar, $650 Jani )—ROARDERS D ROOMS ANOS WANTED ; pianos bought outright or sold very small commission for es-| iH \ CASH P emergencies or priva' eed Hight cars. leaving icity. ‘Only uuto Co. 618 Rock with a pi celain exm, and she ri cK, touring car, ip good running order, Will be sold for $260 to pay stor- Bee 2 bay Tag. DOG, Very val- sell for $50, An ion FOR SALE—AUTOMOILES EXCLUSIVE STUDEBAKER ba AGENCY When* roe, fap snug little nest and en- Plymouth ‘gory And just Dee! difference than why > CAR won't r one of expensive USED CARS are good automobiles. They right to . and they in your hat's exactly guarantee NASH, BUICK FORDS CHEVROLET: 8 ELGIN STUDERBAKERS Big Sixes, Light Sixes 4-pass, b-pass. 7-pasa Stop and Stop at SANDS MOTORS COMPANY Kelly-Springfield Bid. Kast 99L D aoRDS Authorized Ford Dealer Blocks North of per Denny. 6-CY LINDER Stillsom, iN Je GABA to hire without drivers. repairing. E. ont OVER (00- \61 FOR SALH—AUTOMOBILES OY CAH Fi TOMOB: Fut dD pany ionsbarh ke at HO ce : 201-303 Crary Bid, Pitth and Union| band! a £ FOND OF ley a ceree: fenced and ero th jo FoR SALE—MISCELLANBEOUS | |v FOR SALB—REAL ESTATE WHY PAY hE A NICK, NEW COTTAGE AN ACK OF FINE SOIL FRONTING ON §0-POOT HIGHWAY CITY WATER NOT FAR FROM STREET CAR SMALL PAYMENT BALANCE $25 PER MONTH IN A RAPIDLY GROWING Wrst DOWN pIsTRIcT PHONE 499. LOOM shrubbery bigh ana ated oF 00 A perros ry ia | od view; $ MAKE ground; « per month jET A HOME GRO, A. SPENCER $814 Werdinand (Colu 1D, Marsh, Marr " & CO. bia City) Move righ hittie cash, ive win is in 30 mingles eity ano. W, IL WiuTR | Main 2209 601 New York Mik A GHOD BUY of good x chieken b ber Ties; loon only $2,600 “ HUNGALOW brand new modern Jargs tract ground; cash, Sold two bungalows ok. W. HB. WHITE 601 New Yorke Moe IN BEWTSLE wie” YOU nr Eliott it bos Maries ie QUEEN ANNE QUEEN ANNE HILL n bungalow, on paved d view; if sold at once nm terme This is loan price Main 65 335 Burke Hide 6 WEST SHATTL nor 31,500—S- ROOM HOUSE [Pine lot gn paved street, with flush tollet (no $200 cash, $20 per mon Can you beat JUNCTION REALTY CO. the Junction, Wont Seattle, Weat 347 SELL YOU ONE mall payment down, umber to build ¥ +1500 bath room bath tub) uding At WILL furniab “Ww Ti WANTED—RAAT. ESTATE WE? DEMOS ¢ of good homes sections the are waiting to buy. our home is priced have po trouble in « Phone ua, and one representatives will call aod epect your prope w 1 Estate Deo, WARTE 4 farms for tmmediate sale D. CLARK 1016 Third Ave Well tmprey ¥ (eo? PWANTED—AUTO AS DOWN’ | froin on ¢-room bungalow | | im Rainier Valley. Call o— - ome ~ 200 ACRES TAND TO TRADE FOR stock In city. or trade by January Raver, owner, Box 702. LAT WATER jote for aato FRONT XA 8 Third-ave. EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT jes anything, anywhere. os. The Pacific Agency, tee, Arcade Bldg. Eiliott 4634. A HORNA MAY | w strain. Mov- ACREAGE SPRCIALS fenced house; "ne re cleared; fruit and 600-gal. tank, with ram deep loam soil, $1,500 Half-mile from Duvall wire: 4-room barn: 2 berries level terms - neree cleared; good 3 Hh; Sremaré: good soll; level. terms. fib00, 1 sere cleared and fenced: 2 barns; chicken 't acres bottom land balance levél upland; bearing or nile from M to Seattle 20 acres, Cherry Valley dtatrict; all level; deep loam soll; no gravel; yery. peat fruit and berry land $800; $100 cash, $15 per month 40 acres, Monron intrict: ove: seeded to timothy; creek: 10 creek bottom; nearly all $1,600; $260 acres Snoqualmie valiey bottom land; close to town and school acres cleared, houses; barn; bearing oreh berries. $16,000; terma SEELY & CALLAHAN 906 Hinckley Bidg.. 717 1 Beoond Ave level ce] ain SKAGIT BAY LANDS La Conner District. While It lasts we are offering the remainder of the 7,500 acres of these lands at $20 pet acre on easy terme Virgin M; sub-Irrigated land; level; no seazhps; no stones ho |, brush fick warden lande Ajoining landa trom #500 Ve $1,000 per,acr bushels member we are only selling part of this land at $20 that It is being sold will miss your chanc longer, Write, phon our our excursions and Pred & DYE ‘i 1220 2nd Ave., Growkd Floor. Phone Hiliott 5015. Open Evenings. FOR BAI THE NE. 4 OF 44, nec. 8, twp. 28 N., R. 6 FE. W. M— Good farmhouse and out orchard and berries; 12 ; mood graveled nr % creek including 2 horses, 6 head %5 chickens, 12 tons hi and all farm utensils and ho hold all for cash, Bi mn by our ex] Phone. "eliott. 18 3 MACHL i ae ELECTRIC of Go st led ert FO BUY A GOOD LIT- panics standard make, sale. Ma hickering, | Hteinway. 0 i or Kimball pre- 4, Will pay cash if price is onabl is clear title, Ad- G-165, ts one FoR firs. evel They, buy seas, fs ing. a fiat 951. E—MISCELLANEOUS i ery cn ge Wie 1 hundred. J. ~ i LB 3, Boatile. md Hicks Co., 912 thee bungalow. but re atres 2 bloc to ne’ alley, nidewnlks, and clone city school. ‘ean make terme month. nore ¢ dard A! Biljote 123. {LAI WoOoD; in water, $6.50 load DANG KITCHEN ~ HEATER tim Pe faliard 1434. Good condition oi [NAGH'S HATS. $2.60. 1006 ist | 14 Boston Bt Klmgrove Street; art of the c! low as . The Appliance Co, 222 Marion A. C. to 4 p.m ULVER to Qt Come us for * NERY MOTO! W. Montel in 919. 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE \f HOOME AND BATH; NE t quit COF finished, dy to move into at once. Now ia the time to buy this. Own- r has left for Kast and has in+ structed me to sell at once on your Large lot, 806x127 ete, City water, a from car ling w $300,000 brick as low an $15 « Take Lake Burien car at| cidental and Yesler, get off at 25 minutes from ity A, Office ery day and Sunday, 10 a Queen Anne 77, For your information |7 ACKOA Thoroly cleared and well drained. ON TACOMA HIGHWAY T RIVERTON Get a few acres of this fine land and be INDEPE “3 Prices Re SQUIRE Main ace mpire OUT RDENS South Tene Rave the elusive agency on & number very cholce half-ncre tracts at a very reasonab le soll le 517 Bide. A in Hilt Ox. of nd York Bldg. BD; GOOD BUTE. 4 cows, 150. White some cleared, balance good pasture; all necessary im- lements; mille and mail routes telephone. Price $3,000; terms Jensen, Stanwood, Wash., F ings; well; Leghorns te A REAL BARGAIN 40 seren of alder land, all cultivat- ed; good 5-room houne, "large bara, outbuildings, orchard, running water; located on main highway. Price only $4,500. Main 3333, of this | trem | THK young |~ THE ACREAGE WANTED HAVE ACHKHAGE POR attle and want quick it with 4 INGRY & BON A Bille tt 319. BIG LAND. SALM MT. VERNON DIP Clear Lake, ne Lamber Co. prover ehan will office at Clear Lake uw nolect, This office ou ait about it. the (fers lota of work to our PRTENS, 116 Third Ave ACIUE DAIRY FARM, ONE from (wn, 20 cows, for sale art Healy, Monroe, Wash. STOCKS AND BONDS STOCKS OFT: Zo... x Airship $6.50 Roan, Ata, Hank; Tacoma $6.00 Lin enn Stool anning « r. Ol y Crude Oil Invaders of Texas Trojan Oil Cal. Yorks Drilling . 18 fonds aC’ Market Liberty eo Alarm, com, Futrell Car. © J. STREPLE Cherry Ht Main 6899, Wii fuy Liberty bonds WILL Site King Airship. Hi Car Coupler nm Coal Universal i Hallard, 600 Sequim On Wentern Smelting & Power Forks Drilling, $000 Forks O0 American Workers Alaska Petroleum & Coal * hing Garber Jutwest Petroleum a Pe oming 2000 Preston Ol} x WINKLER 214 Unton at ae ceeees MANUFACTURING 3 $1,000 win Btye you half th well ental mem G6 Ge0Ee atment -awake and know the thes of compositic ing and Uling, ente this at once . er has big contracts beth in and out of town, must have partner who can be depended on to look after business, Bee MR. FRAZIER TIT Seaboard Huliding. ceeeccececcecece ce SEE FC ECECCE A DANDY GROCERY BUT Recently opened: Has 3 living roome with fiat upstairs. Trade increas ing. You ean do well here, and have home and rent the flat. ‘The in $1,200, See Mr. Memen- way, 422 Durke Bidg. Second and Marlon. APARTMENT WO URE” NOME Splendid opportunit, wife where husban. as one person can Star HATH DRERGING At forced sale om fom io Pm ‘ COM. The "tebe in abeurdiy ow =! MA. MEMENWAY, 433 AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING SHOP, Food live town and locality: good oeiness; also from «rages in and out of town: rent 436.00. reasons for selling, Ml bealth G-149, Seattio Sta LAUNDRY BUY ‘Thin ts a wet wash and rough dry, vod business In one}long and black, however, and cus rke Ide. 2nd and Marion Ih RALE—U. 8. PATENT Rights of & valuable patent. Appl LA Gilles, McKay, Vancouver, C5 THEATRES Two theatres that on t be a= this week. aa tn cember 1 HAU! Becond and ROOME, PIN! close in, low ho keeping suites; ih 111? Howell at %6 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED BOLD IN 10 DAYS 1 fines of business sold, obtained, additional capital pro- cured, Iixpert aaiesman stay with our buyers until you get money. We have | hundreds of buyers waiting. 2 OD WITH UB, OR QUICK «et tm touch with this ai ones, We can sell your ene in 10 days. TDBAL INVESTMENT COMPANY 423 to 424 Burke Balldin Second Ave. and Marion nr " uate, will take @ few pupila even- ings for the face, sealp and per- manent waving: private lessons. LADI MENT SHOP Main 650 620 Union St Natiral medic light, thermo, 416 iret ave. LILLIAN CHANDLER, FRERR an and Surgeoa, lo Diseases, Third Ave. RT NORMA ‘AP- in r the oll fields ately. Who wants a guide? Star, SWEATS, MA shower Poop! Recond and Plice M.—RNTTY MAD. 72 Second ave. N. W. DK Sanipractor ALT GLOWS, Bank Bldg, Whitt Mary itherapy, aclontit- Mutual Life id, STATE LOANS “Ot WASHINGTON FARM ACRMAGH LOANS. Prompt rvice. . ROTHE FARM ORTGAGE Inc, Leary Bidg. Main 4010. 106 1 TO WIiIOM to « L NOTICES it MAY rtify that Inc., have to maintai Ww 101 to 117 4, 6, block CONCERN: Forrestal & made an ap- plication a lumber Het ots s Anyo top such oecupanc file such protest at the of- of the Department, om Building, prior 20. Section 57 Think Stolen Ship Is Now in Canada Coast guard cutters have failed to find any trace of the schooner Rochepoint, stolen from her moor ings at the King & Winge shipyards last week, according to their report Monday. Every eove and harbor has been searched, it is said, and officials are convincell that the vessel, with her good headstart, was taken direct: ly to Canadian waters by her pirate Crew, wiring must Dever 106, Ordinance MICE | 4] | 2C} | farntt |thorities there were notified. ‘They | “| 2 | CC |emuggior waa arrested as he was | RATROM \ALL jtoma, and his force of agents, fol |L_FIBLDS, 12th & Olive. Bast 9269 SEATTLE STAR PEDDLER CAUGHT Dope Merchant, 80, Is Held in Canada Ralston, BY AILEEN CLAIRE | } ‘OW many Seattle women, do you suppose, ever stop two wonder what “the girl behind the counter” thinks of them! How many, would you say, have guessed that the little whiteaproned clerk is years, was arrested Monday | “sizing them up" tn Vancouver, 1. C, ec-| Saturday i rush time at the to wort from Customs|>8kery counter of a large depart ment store, #0 I chone Saturday to Agent Paul Watson, wikkle my way toward the counter Tho aged smuggler carried two! and watch the little girls with their rrips with false bottoms contaiing flushed, pink faces at their busiest 49 cans of oplum,, accoriing to houra, the re t yh wo) Caueht the other «de of t Une, he| wae arrested by a Canadian cus toms agent, ©. Barton, and will be pr in Britieh Coburn! Ralston, who also traveled unm the aliases of James Bell and Tom| haven Wilkon, was apprehended as the rewult of information obtained by A B. Hamar, of the local cus James S0-year-old! of whose no torious career has held the atten- ot customs officers from the for the last A smuggler narecotica, tion Pacific to the Atlantic seven morning cording on} eee foméone wan talking at my/ | het. “Haven't you any blucherry turn- “| overs?” she asked. mia’am,” was the answer, “we Just apple and peach,” and the girl moved aside a pan of Jelly rolls to better exhibit the pastries, blueberry?” Again the cus- spoke, ma'am.” a tomer lowing a chase that lasted for the > last eight months, “Apple and peach, you “IT hadn't seen the ‘od man’! MHummm—oh, I wanted snes 1917, when he wns convicted | There wouldn't possibly be any out] tn the federal court here.” Agent| in the kitehen, would the Hamer said Monday, “unt! I run| “Well, no.” Tho girl rested both acrows him In a hotel in Seattle| eIhows on the counter and spoke last May.” confidentially, “You see, this isn't Since that chance meeting, Ral.| blueberry season, so the bakers ston has been under the survell-| Couldn't make the turnovers. lance of the department almost) “And there wouldn't be any ehance constantly. Several times he cluded | of getting them?” his followers and got gcross the “No, not in the bast™—end she line. During the Inst three weeks, | slehed. however, he had never been lost| “Hum-—oh, dear, track of, day or night, Agents) just me way--my husband is so Hamer, Watson, James and Reene| fond of blueberries.” She proceeded took turns camping on the “old| to ask about gooseberries and straw-| man’s” trall berries, and every other specie of | Friday, Ralston enddenty left hie) “berried’® fruit that held sway in the hotel, after paying a day in ad-| market two months ago, then drifted vanes. toward the end of the counter and He had slipped the agent followtng | disappeared. him. By deduction, however, and) “Are they often larity with the muxpect’s past pasked. na, Harmer decided that he had! “No,” the «trt laughed. “Not often ony. if there was like that? I | waits for a spectal clerk blueberry. | « fone to B.C. thru Blaine. The au-|-—she's just one of the many—and there are so many. eee AT kind of customers do you lke best?" I continued. “Oh, the comfortable kind,” she Agent Watson, from the loral of-| anid. “You know—just comfortable. fice, then was dispatched to Canada, | A dear little lady comes in every Bat- where he got in touch with hin follow | urday afternoon to buy two dozen agent. ‘They watched the “Old Man"| buns, She doemn’t chatter and she until this morning, when he bought! ixn’t glum. She's just nice, I'd like & ticket to Toronto. The Canndian| to talk to her a lohg time—longer authorities were called upon, and the | than the company would let me—be- cause she's human, and asks if we giria are tired, or how we liked the parade, or why we have dark ctreles watehed the trains and wired back that Ralston waa on « certain one, and that they had sent a man along with him, é about to board the train. The dope was easily found. Ralston Was first arrested In Port. land in 191%. At that time he worked with @ Chinaman, Charlie Louie, and ‘was a man, 4 terribly good netured 4 girl, He was convicted and fined. man. I know he wan good mfitured becaune I tested him—not purposely, of course, but I did tert. Tt was So, clutching @ {it | prion ana to pay & fine of $1.000.| paper bag, I made a beeline with the He took the pauper’s oath, however, | rest of the ‘counter’ for the fire evcape to view the spancied ladies Jumbe, and hear the calliope ‘The Vamp.’ Inside a man wait- for 12 Biscuits and in 12 minutes got them. He just grinned when handed him the bag, and anid, jood ? I sort a’ thought so.” “Now, inn’t that a ‘regular’ person? Patriarchial appearance balte hin ne | pare ® farioun occupation. His record ts ND because the counter was crowded, she squirmed out of my reach, and I heard her mying, for you?” to a girl about toms agents regard bis capture with matisfaction. “Something her own age. I became absorbed in The Seattle Star the Genarson roils and pumphia DIRECTORY |i" She exe back In & momenta nonad was a bride-to-be,” she sald. “Brides or nearbrides come in here ; oo ong every week for litfle waxen hands cases. Aan tation; and fruit cakes" They're always Be ace Te gepery= happy, these bridee—and make the ry a | tinkle of wedding belle sound close nex CONSULANTION FREE “All to our earmuffs.” All courts, “But the charm t# broken just as eo soon asx someone flares,” she sighed GORIN—PAT- | knowing!f, “because devil food can- one attarney. An acer and for. not be sold by the eightly instead of Bad. Brom Promoted. et ied Sate the quarter—and wedding bells Dida, Seattle Wash. and £39 ¥ | change to doughnuts sizzling tn the Phone ain 8 kitchen.” MASO! ae 3 “A nut loaf, 4 you exy™ The 422 Hurke Building. girl looked beyond me to a customer Certified Public Accountants who had murmured something a mo K-5_HANSEN £00, Leary ment defore, “Just thie way, Chiropractor please,” and she turned toward the E-TURNIK, Chiropractor, | 20of But loaves and “tutti fruttis.” 210-12 Bre, iidg:, 2nd and Pine, | Some one else spoke to her at the Consultation free. “Hours, 10 to 6.) cake and cookie section, and she de- nings by appoint@ent, Kiliott| ttvered a small bag across the coun: ter before wandering toward my post RIVATE AND CLINIC” ADJUST- Piva Beattie C eS ha by the cinnamon buna Ryactle, 450-81 Poop! AY ages MASTER THIEF Sec| CAUGHT HERE? Charged With Numerous Recent Burglaries Denny ide, 1408 3nd. AND, ON ALL ARTT- The RELIABLE, Dancing Taught ons, Bievens, 4th & Pike dunk JUNK CO, ii Jott 3291. "Money to Loan MONWY TO LOAN On Giamonds and jeweiry, on most satistnctoty terms, ‘The activities of an alleged master prowler, who has been operating here for the past two months, were made known today by Lieut. J. C. Wickman, of the police pawnshop de tail, following the filing in superior court of a second degree burglary charge against A. Nordgreen, Six burglaries, Including the loot ing of the home of J. Arthur Young: er, former graduate manager of the university athletics, now affiliated with the Chamber of Commeree, have been solved with the arrest of 'Nordgreen, according to Detectives Scott MeGraw and Mark Freeman, who arrested him last Tuesday at First ave. and Virginia st, More than $500 worth of Jewelry and clothing were stolen from Younger’s home, at 1400 1, 87th st., |Octover 2, The daylight burglary from J. Gerger, 5701 Beacon avet, and the ransacking of the home of ‘T. J. Butcher, 4921 Lowman drive, have been admitted by Nordgreen. He has confessed to three other ; burglaries, all in the West Seattle district. ‘The loot in all stx cases has been | recovered. Nordgreen was convicted of burg: lary in Portland three years ago, but was shown leniency at that time to marry a Puyallup girl He is also thought to be implicated in several recent Tacoma burglaries, ' jnmonda, watches and jewelry; lowest rates, Seattle's oldest loan brokers, AMERICAN JEW: C 821 Second Ave. ~~ Optician and Optometrist TW Kidmunds, Praser-Paterson Co, CALBOMINTS LINING AINTING peteien: hardwood floors pollshe ¥ electricity, earpets cleaned with Hamilton’ Reach washer. Piano Tuning JOUN STROM, piano repairing. Gor- ct tuning, $3.60. Mlliott 1633 evenings, Phy ee ‘Su Di. ANGUS, Ti Pike. Women's dusoedetn, atsibaan; treats men. Razor Blades Sharpened Spangenberg, Cutlery, 1407 ath ave: Kooting “KINDS OF ROOFING roof repair work and work. Call Bast 3679 » _c Hug Weaving a Art Rug Mills, 811 ea ‘geon A furnace AGED NARCOTIG |Bakery Girl Gives ‘Aileen Her Views on’ Seattle Folks “If you're really interested in cum tomers,” she began again, “that last one was glorious, She wanted a do- nation—a cookle for the be insisted that I put it in bag, be- chine Jimmie liked to hear the paper | ratte. If I'd only thought,” she con Unued, seemingly quite tickled with the idea, “if I'd only thought to ree omm. the coffes demonstrator across the alsie—and the souvenir writing paper—and the aceommoda on dewk—and the perfume samples if I'd only thought!” see Lory, elal,’ tied up In two minutes she returned. Do you know what « ‘special’ te? 1a) customer who I have one 4% nice person with snow-white hair, Maybe there's no connection the girl continued, with her eyes on % cup cake that was turned wrong ide up, “but tt does seem that peo- ple with silver or snowy locks have omfortable dispositions, Thig ‘spe- lal’ used to ask for a ‘milk loaf and & wholowheat,’ but he doesn’t any more. I just see him coming and wrap ‘em up.” Another floor walker @rifted near. I decided I'd better stroll on, But how about it? How many Seattle women, do you nuppose, ever stop to wonder what “the girl behind the counter” thinks of them? here comes my ‘spe- and I haven't bis bread Attention!—U. S, Tuesday 1,750 Garments Woo Sizes, per garment,. 5 Buite limited to each Regimental Bocks, black, cordovan or khakt... pair; Cashmere Socks, medium “weight. .c.--.. Cashmere Bock, natural, heavy... 18,000 All- Wool Baki Shirts, regular army re il nines, grade A 1,000 U. 200 Auto Robes, all w: 3,000 pounds Kad Crom 5 ts $090 0. D. Army Blanke: perfect condition. nnn 600" Double Large brown and gray 2,000 Woolen Sweaters, with khaki and other ciara seesee Wool Heather 2,000 pairs Hoary approximately, ine. The Government has Roast Beef. Com Beef and ce and low prices, 'y and Navy T: Arm: y Tei and | and Wednesday Process New Underwear, all 8.’ Army Scarfs, fine to make sweaters. heavy, assorted colors. ‘otton. & Army Hob-Nail Trench Shoes S. Army Field Shoes or Barrack. sesce 5. Army Munson Last Officers’ Dress Shoes. has just announced new have yin by the can or nta, Flys and Tarpauline, PAGE 15 800 ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING Chicago Police: Stage Heavy Week-End Raids CHICAGO, Nov. 22-—Kight hom dred men, arrested in raids on ganr bling joints thruout Chicago during the week end, toed the mark at the Desplaines at, polce station today for inspection. ‘The “inspectors” were scores of Chicagoans who hawe been held up, robbed, defrauded or otherwise “gipped” during the Inet #tx months, | As the line of inspestors passed thra | the #tation, it als became evident that some of those im line were wives looking for their husbands, who fall ¢d to show at home after the Satum day night parties, Boy Scouts to Make Small Town Drive ‘The Boy Scout wouncils of four Northwestern states are to bave @ regional executive committee to han die thelr problems, according to President R. H. Parsons, Commin | sioner Edmond 8. Meany and Scout Executive Stuart P. Walsh, of the Beattle council, who returned from a. conference of Sceut officials at Spey kane Saturday antl Sunday. The new committes will fyrthie the Scout movement tn small ‘towns and counties, JOHN LONDBLIN, UNDE GRAND JURY INDICTMENT tor ponseasion of morphine and cocAina, pleaded guilty in tederal court Mon= day and was sentenced to $0 dage=s ta Jail i by 8 Bi Army Goods Sale person, WP od r — ot ‘iaundered an in +-each pink,” biue, “and” without ng 00 to Socks, qmixed colors. . Oc pairs ¢ pairs 4 SEES SSeeTat Se cuts on Spectal Sale. Watch frir me wee nenerenenec cone ceneenenee eee A1O00 to AOD Reta! Store, 904 Third Avenue, next to Madison Street Store and Warehouse, 84 Bridge Between Lat ry Western Xves Mail Orders on above sale sent #ub- Ject to your approval OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE, WASH. NOVEMBER 15, 1920 RESOURCES secccccccce $ 7,848,03L19 vend ea oi Customers’ Liability Under “of ty Letters of 44,701.00 86,718.35 Customers’ Liability “Account of Ao- ceptances Cash and Exchange LIABILITIES Capital Stock . Surplus and Undivided Profits...-.-02 Circulation U. S. Bonds Borrowed <e ot ee ecweererccccccccccs eeeece coccce 187,272.55 2,933,211.49 $12.995,383.43 500,000.00 614,495.77 99,250.00 Our Liability on Outstanding Letters Of; QROUl: 6c ceiacees Acceptances Executed for Bills Bank tee ee cere ceesccwecces tee ee cero Customers. . Payable with Federal Reserve 250,000.00 a Deposits creereccncecccceceneeaemnes 10,885,926.26 $12.995,383.43 OFFICERS M A. ARNOLD, President D, H. MOSS, Vice President Cc A. PHILBRICK, Vice President M. M’MICKEN, Vice President AR. TRUAX, Cashier E. B. KLUCKHORR, Assistant Cashier HUGH RO Assistant Cashier W. H. BERRY, Assistant Cashier Live Turkeys Wanted The Seattle Star, circulation department. Phone Mr. Parish, Main 600,