The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR Oil Stocks Respond POTATOES TAKE to Southern Pacific | ANOTHER DROP - Split Announcement ver ere | hibit a downward tendency. Thur» |day Yakima Gems were quoted by . many dealers at $40 a ton, thus ew ybges San }tablishing the market price at from plan for #oparat as Soe 10 shares at 108%, $40 to $42 the new lis srw, AIO’ is | WANTED—MALE ” ror “ BALE—MISCELLANFOUS iVICH MAN WisH® WORK | TERKY GROWETE, ATTH shop. Inex-|300,000 Marshall strawberry ) but like to learn, and] 250,000 Cuthbert red k all winter for $2 a day. lants, Strong, vicorous i Phe greatest producers WANTED--HOTHL Kuaranteed of money back. pay delivery your town. mn requent. Is A, KOTHE, Le Hidg., Benitle, Main 4010 The Seattle Star comm ACL tle, Washington. Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCR IN THM STATIC Ship News Tides in Seattle WEDXREDAY AND AY ARY- Holmes, 2928 First ave. EMott 5026-K EX-BAILOR, VILIPING, 6 YRATH experience ap fireman, good city references, desires position men- tioned... Urgent. need, Address | 404% Fifth ave, or call Main 2900 | WANTED POSITION WITH GOOD Ford coupe by man with knowl bookkeeping and ex- welling, Call & m& Mx i *yiret T jo23 an ONDI ION = Se athe ON : ay Value of Retail Trade Is Up MUSIC LOVERS 3 it f in mind. pu warty 59. 2 6 PIANO CO. 106-108 Union. ement opened hange new Southern o of its ofl and railroad off 1%, om the New York oll company organized by the Southern Macifi on the curb at the opening re: T Company 49, \ it Pacific, following anno’ ert with ‘SID OF WASHINGTON — Pp h, or $9.00 year BY CARMEN IN CITY Per month .... the 18. Pacific quoted at today was! stock YOR BALI material; windows; removed within 20 da Third ave. W, Queen Am lt ls true that a few merchants atin are holding out for @ somewhat high- er figure, but all efforts to keep the market this end of tive line| from or two {20:13 : o The ATW Audience in hanged; Mext & Weat cant up at leum 162, off \; Canadian Pacific %. up “i Norfolk comen on Ek-sOLDIEN, With Wirt AND Despite Reduction Sales General business and agricultural Sondlitions are good in the 12th fed-| ‘@ral reserve district, which inctudes! F Beatle and the state, as reported by © ohn Perrin, chairman of the board ) Who states that, despite reduction retail trade has exceeded in of sales the record of last year lumber industry shows decided ent. The West Coast Lum reports that 43 mills in Ore ess have ceased op eee ( ERAL TRADE CONDITIONS JUBNORMAL gales, Walue The General business conditions tn Se-! Were sudnormal during the of November, judged by the of bank clearings, real estate and building permits grant- | | Conservatiam of the buying public Biven as the chief cause of the condition of business. The is not taking advantage of the in prices, it is declared. With the approach of the hofiday increased activity Is expected, Ry in the retail trades. P. IS OUT OF OIL BUSINESS, BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 2.—The t Patifie Railway company completely retired from the oil William R. Sproule of the ty declared in a statement fol- Announcement of the plan the company disposed of its ps in the Associated © com- _ “It is in the nature of a distribu. WARN AGAINST "OIL STAMPEDE T. 8. Lippy of the Seattle Port . Wednesday appointed a committer of prominent ship- Men to work on the problems | Yachichi, 3825 Iowan ave. Henry. 6281 Stanley ave. boy. aid, J. A, 5647 45th ave RW, + ‘W., 1336 Shelton st. girl. J, 331 N. 7ist st, girl He 3620 Burke L. G, 4733 Thackera: pl. a rT, Otto E., 173%A Jackson st. ae Edward | oe — me ‘Ton 42rd 8. " — im, J. J, 5202 Mayflower ave, many fy 208 Ninth &., boy. iner, 4 1782 Fourth ave., girl ern, Glen D. V., 318 35th ave. y. ull, Stephen A., 514 Crockett st, AGE LICENSES ~s 1 Chester A. _couver, , ae Neomi ‘a, * William ttle, Lovetia U,, , Geo., Seattle le, Mrs. Emma, Seattle - ny, Mathew T., Firemerton ptt, Myrtle A., Seattle ard, Alf C., Stanwood Gurine A., Everett in, John I rattle Aurora, Seattle ... Mat, Seattle retich, Anna, Seattle iin, Lorin S., Seattle ler, Violet Ida, Seattle Herman G,, Lind , Helen G., Seattle - IVORCES GRANTED vie, H. K from Dora. ‘son, Katherine M. from Charles rardot, Sadie from Gustave. ike, Bertha BE. from John T. iliman, Ruth from Cecil DEATHS Perdiant, William, 60, 914% Warsaw Soro, Raster B. 69, 2124 Sixth w. eet A Adoniam,” 74, ‘King county O88 poryine | Tose HL, 42,1 1110 32nd we. N./ PLANS FOR FIVE ‘MODERN RESIDENCES to be built in various "parts of the city at a total cost of $20,000 have been completed by B Dudiey Stuart, architect, in the ‘Walker building. NEW CUNARDER IS LAUNCHED The Cunard oMce has just recetved a cable announcing : ful launching of the new Cunarder, Samaria, from the yards of Cammell Laird & Co, Ltd, at Birkenhead acre the river Mersey from Liver England She ts the largest ever built on the Mersey, ia the fourth great of the Cunarders to having been preceded Albania and Tyrhem pool, vew | The Samaria lost war fleet take the water, jby the Scythia, nin, Like those vessels and the remain: | be launched, the r with a ain are the | ing nine yet to Samaria ta an of! burne jo funnel, her dimen: same aa the Scythia, her groas ton- nage is 21,000, and she has accommo- dation for approximately 2,600 pas sengers, to be divided among 336 first class, 340 second class and the re mi rd class, ommodations are along the most modern lines and the} ipped with complete | ation gyroscopic com ne signaling outfit. . eo pane ra pass and Jap Liner Sails With Record Cargo Carrying a cargo of 6,000 tons, which is a record for this port for the last few weeks, the liner Arizona | Maru sailed Wednesday afternoon for the Orient. She carried also 225 passengers, most of them Chinese Edgar Ames, Back “Nothing to aay,” was'the answer of Edgar Ames, president of the Ames Shipbuilding & Drydock Co, bis arrival from New York. tent rumors have whispered that Ames has obtained big contracts und that his yards will begin seperation | shortly. eee Western Railroads’ With a gross operating revenue of $1,530,344,093 for the first eight months of the present year and a gross operating expense of % 676, the net revenue for lines or| ‘estern railroads is $115,222,417, or about half the met revenue of the preceding year, according to a report |” from the bureau of railway econo mies, Washington, D.C ee American-Hawaiian Ship Sails Today Carrying a large cargo, the steam- ship Oregonian, second of the re turned American-Hawatian Steam- ship company liners, to visit hers, was scheduled to sail Thursday for New York, Boston and other AUantic | ports. rie ‘i Details of Ship’s Rescue Told Here Details of the rescue on November 25 of the Russian steamer Yana by the American steamship Pawlet, Capt. Z. B. Murray, were received tn Seattle Thursday. The Yana was in distress in the Pacific northeast of -|Japan with a broken rudder post. Help signals were picked up by Capt. | Murray, who hastened to the scone and towed the Yana to Hakodate, Japan. There were 134 passengers aboard, Weather Rice Report TATOOSH ISLAND, Dee. 2.—# Rising barometer; miles an hour. mer at 6:20 p.m. President at 7:20 a. m. December 1—-Raining; wind northeast, 15 miles an hour. Pasned in [gt 31:90 & mo. probably the P. M.—Raining; wind south, 20 m' hour. Passed out; Str Eastern Mariner atin m Arrivals and nd Departures December 20'S CB Restorer trom Bremerton at 9:45 —. m.; ate H. I. Love joy from edro, vin Vancouver, B. {8 a m.; str Admiral Rodman from Routheastern Alaska, via Ocean C, at #30 a mi: str Spoke | Southeastern Alanke at 2:20 a m. December 1—ftr F. & Loop from San Franciseo, via Tacoma, at 2:50 p. mi ate | Nome City from fan Francisco, via Ta- coma, at midnight; U # D Dent from Bremerton at 6 p. m.; U 8 D Dorsey fro Bremerton at 4 p. m. Passed in: Balled December 2—Str 8. Loop for fan Francisco, via Port Ludlow, at 2:30 a. m.; U 8 D Dorsey for Southern eruine at $ & m; U #& D Dent for Southern cruise at 7 a m. December 1—-8tr Northwestern for Ta- coma at 19 a m.; U # C 8 Burnajde for sea duty at 10 a, ~ Vessels in Other Ports Yokohama—Arrt Delight from Seatt San Pedro Governor from r cinco; str Wallingford from Seattle, via ports. Balled December 1; Str Cordova for Beattie. aur tied December ‘e 7 Wapams for Se: Passed December 2 i Atr Arizona Heattio pm, and Iriental ports at 6:10 p.m. Arrived December 1: Str Steel anger from New York, via & 4 ‘ancouver, B. C., at 6 p bby Maine from Be Port Townsend—Passed in Str West Ivan for Boaptio at 6:20 ee Reported by Wireless Canhdian Government December 2—Str City of Seattle off Gabrioia Reef, northbound, at 6 p. m. Us & Naval Communtentions December 1—Htr Bastern Mariner, coma for Antwerp, 160 miles from Seat- tie at & p. m.; wtr Banta Rita, ‘Tac for San Francisco, 41 miles north of San Francisco at # p.m.; motor ache Charlie Watson, Seattle for fan Francisco, 960 miles trom Ban Francisco at # p. m.; str | Vaides, Tacoma for fan Pedro, off Ya Ihuyna Head; ate Admiral Evans, Seattle for Ban Francisco, 330 miles from feat [tle at # p.m; #tr President, San ¥ cisco for Sonttle, 160 miles north of Blanco at & p. m.; str Deuel, seattle for| Yokoharna, 1,111 tiles from’ Cape Fiat- tery at & p Spokane, Ocean Falin H.C, for 440 miles from Ceoan Falls at § p. m.; str Eldridge, Manila k, i wtr Wheatland Mont, Kobe for Beattie, 2,677 miles from From N. Y., Silent!! when queried Wednesday night upon) Porsis- | Revenue Drops Half 2; joy for Senttio at 11:16) Ta-| oma | ern 1 neral Motor up Mayen public Ire Stoel 81%, off \ The price of Southern Pacific current among brokera, n the stock, The rest of the vuthern Pacific quickly dr Wednerday, One large carly trading. firm, A rally followed the dutin int to 82%. Atlantic can Petroleum and Pan Atlantic G tool 66%, off M4; trader was ¢ The stock found Litt ar ap Mex 83% | Closing prices inctudea up 2%; Baldwin 99% American “A” 82%, up 4% up %; Atlantic Guif 1h, up up 1%; fnte ved irregular WHEAT PRICES — MAKE COMEBACK 2 1 rnat The market ¢ | CHICAGO, Deco strong Chicago Foard’ « Gains of from Se to in quotations on wheat delivery, Other grain gain sympathy Wheat prices wheat able buy short antity of wheat was of Buying of corn keneral | © higher. was up tie at! and advanced h wheat and gained the clone. No great « fered December ing. . ber oats opened up We 4 later gained le; May o at the opening, 49 cod Ke .? | CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—Cash wheat— No, 2 bard, $1.7 Chica, Board of Trade pea my Ferished by 1. TB. Manning & Co, Chose Maren Logue [*3 ais tse eT 12.20 oe my, Ae Jan. 22.40 1s20 1268 as m0 “Rite “af TAB. ene 1 . Chicago Car Lots Chicago Live Stock Yee Den 2 ae NY. Sac Se ugar— | 5.76 per’ Ib; ‘granule od ES er fee—-No. 7 Rio spot, 7 1 Santi se 1886 par nt -~Butter— i; extra pul- unchanged sit 108%, « Pan dropped au houses befo Gulf rose to 1124 American were United States Steel §2\%, Mexican Petrote i uthern Pacific 1 tf # 16, unchanged lair ‘ ff 14; Ia American 79, up ekly to I re the opening tha lint showed fow 107, down reat le support with Stee! ad afr und noon up up 6 4 and op General Motors 16 ional Paper 61% N. Y. Stock Eochange _{Wedncetar’ * qetos, " tock Atehiaon Amer Arwer Amer Amer ugar Car & Fary be onal and Peaneyivenia Ki Neading . Replogte Kepubit Rock Houthern ¥ ; thern Maliway.. Tobacco Products, .. Union OF of Det Unton ite United Retall Stores. U. & Rubber UL & feel t ¥ | Westinghouse Brook. Rapid Transit. Third 4's. Fourth 44's. Fitth 2%"... Fitth (4% ‘Total salen, #21 Mal 22, ekinned « » the Mh, rutabagas, ¢ Tha Se, Mtall, 63, can foi | 95.78 \* per H wolontoea pullets, 6¢0 |? Cheese—Callfornia flat, fancy, 22he per ih Foreig gn mn Exchange NW YORK, ona ne Opened 39.48%, © Canadian doliai Rehr Columbia tow of Independent tux loaves Port Townsend at 10 a. m. for fe ttle and is expected this evening. Schr Columbia satied from Grays Harbor No vember 23 for B toosh signaling vember 20 tn }ing 12 ine for discharge erlonged condition, leak drydock, Smith Cove terminal—aer str Eastern Leader, Wentward Ho Grent Northern terminal Maru, sir Tajima Maru. |Senith Cove anchorage—Bir Edmore, Mtr Nome City tr Banta Ana, str Redondo, terminal—U #8 Surveyor. | Union Off dock—U # D Deut, U 8 D Dor | Pier A +] Pler B—ste Pier D—tr Queen Union Pacific terminal | Pa past coal tern Sword, otr Maquan, a Str @hamiral Rodman, pokane, Str Yonemite bunkers—U 8 L # unt Mngineering works—Str Nile, #tr Leontum | Albers dock—#tr West Norranua, Alaska steamship mooring-—Str Victoria, | str Siagway Lander at. terminal Todd drydocks—Motor schr Win van, ate Went Togus Lake Union —Hulle Abiita, a Str Hynaen ke Dono Abnoba, Aby . Ahmnti, An Bingamon, Bianford, Peauta, Puyallup Fort Union, Oregon nd Brides & Dredging works— ainbow, atr Patterson, ‘* yards Str Rooneveit, Ballard dock—#tr Mus Btreain—U & 6 G Wino Four Arrested in Bad Check Probe | SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2.—Wilfrid |W, Morin, charged with paseain bad checks in Oregon, is und rest here today. With him are Freil, Miss Della Christian, Portland, and Mis# Mabel Randall, of ' Billings, Mont. Imufka, Leott, Kita t. or hour, coming to Beattie | p: Vessels in Port at Seattle | Str Keshtma| - pum pki saimon, ia con fresh bla ihe; skin 2 24 Pike at shoulders, %« rabbits, Sta Stat 14, ~ 2 te | fan | 600 m, Man 33, salmon, 20 pumpkin, 166 24-36, Max Glym pic 1, Teagarden crant home made minceme: extra navel | Winter Neilte amelia, cy walnu a ofl, ail 69, 4 Olymple pancake MK 6 cans kraut From ColmanD. —SAVE Mane Travel by steamer TACOMA SAFTY - SPE party sinh: rhir “70e f Including VICTORY PORT ANGELES - SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS 12:00 Midnight, PORT TOWNSEND HOOD CANAL POINTS 00 A. M., Tuesaday, Fri Freight Oni; | NEAH BAY & PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co} oocK changes Other at od Btail Stail $6, apple butter Stall 110, sugar pean, 14e can, BANITARY Stall Bie pancake flor 7100, 0:00, 1100 A. a 5:00, Sunday, BELLINGHAM- patently | houses that not want to « ing market. There spud market, who have stud here and east Spuds not lowest price level w York unchanged Central ne OY Re States A 97%, up 4 es United ia no #e ry Of. Teports were t there were many of have from the high of ~ i 15,000 shares tn oka were fairly cal the market vanced more than Wednend 1 4% at 16 y's low.| There was no and raw mit Crucible 93%, up 3% Reading up Ms: * * Pan-| 48 88 United CanliNower Cat Celery Tarai Cucumbers Walla Nou Ken b Gertie Per Local, per ™ . Green Kooper Pert Letiace—Cal.. Onions Per th Per T. . Per tom— Wash, per don Sweet Potators Tomatoes wale “ot nd basis for a high | jobbers J the conditions both mountains yet reached the quoted change 2 ne 0% 4 198 200 ae 1501.00 -1.08 esse YOUNG WOMAN Florida, |p per erat ned, per Mackleberrioe—Per To. Dried, per ™. Ripe Olives — rer * ey ~ Rattertat Face Vreeh ranch Pullete .. Milk——Per owt Batter Yirtcke . Fresh ranch Pallets | Limbureer Young America. — nie, 2 The 2h: fresh | . New Zealand e-2y frenh Als Aldaka turnips, €| Gorham's whipping f 30c; home made on olive ot, | | Veal Vaney 7 Medium ray dk oF Hine cod. hed sole, ibe pot rene, ie, Stall 116, tach Hoge— Prime Medium Tough heavy . Pies Ihe tb. oe the a0e phe te, botling ibe dox; very best ey creamery butter, pears, Mall 102, 2 the 4, ta, 1 Iba Oe, $1.18, “ir, 280 pk erry mt at, 2 ther stiver large can Whoie k nt Molasses Shell Oymter Seya Bean Meal eg Wloer—rer boi, ... Dairy Feed Meal—Cal, ...6 ED come RTLAND, 5 head Hoge—Rooeipt steady and uneh: Hheep— Receipts, slow and weak cull Inmbs, § wothers. Phutter—b4c bee oh Hene Deo. 2 1A BC STRAIT POINTS per v 430 18@26e por th. Thursday ANACORTES of age, RAIL CONNECTIONS to choice ws. market steady an DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Local creamery, cubes, at Meck yards 12.69@ 13.00 eked and do arb the lows of a fall their the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 PR sus nahcelnonakasnm dione Rates Per ination | | ae eal cca | A shipment of 20 cases of fresh lo huckleberries wan a feature on vey were 18 and 20 cents a pound. price either butter or eggs Thursday, but quotations dropped from | $2.10 @ hundred pounds to $1.90. ‘ Local Markets Prices Paid Whetrasie Dealers fer bt at * te FEMALE HELP WANTED Wh MAKE 1ALTY OF cleaning and floors A them for BAL eall, and ry ne Elliott chit. Pr OV Hide CLEIKS, FoR : PORTAL month y er Civil Bervier quitable Bidg.. tf CUSTOM COMsET—AL- erations and repairs, 620 Union. __Main 6507 uP iD CANT hp- T Bair your wateh, throw it away. 04 Unio HAGTIN WG taught Feutnave ide. SITUATIONS WAN FEMALE ORMAL EDUCA- tion, wanta position a» to small ehildren. Pub experience. Must have Write 613 Columbia st. ash WANTED EN sot ARK, ROED WANTED—DOYS FOR houTh CAR: | riers in all parts of the elty. chan for advancement. Apply to Cire ii” A BALEAMAN? TF A lady, come and see A. Sager, 603 Maritime Ridg. Phone Elliott 2275. ANTED—A THOUBAND M buy their Xmas gifts at Remick’s Bong and Gift Shop, Pike near Fourth. IF SAM” WEISPIELD CANT RE Ba Jaen watch, throw it away. UM CLEANER in person, 671 ® POLICE ARMED WITH BRICKS Seattle's policemen today armed | themselves with bricks. They are not real bricks, just paper tickets, In fact, but every tieket represents a brick for the third story for the Mother Ryther child home. Frank Da Cett, clerk at police headquarters, and a member of Elks’ Hodge, No, 92, | WHo lemmnan oF me A | work has the manction of Chief Sear- ing. Every member of the depart ment ts trying to outdo hia fellow ‘eon. “Weary” (W. A) Wilkins thin morning recetved a check for $26 |from Woodmen of the World lodge, | No. 286, the firet lodge officially | reporting a contribution. | Herbert Schoenfeld, of the Stan- dard Furniture company; R. E. Rob- inson, manager of Sherman Clay & |Co.; H. KB. Brown, of Brown Bros., hoe dealers, and James Brewster, cigar merchant, this morning began superintending the sale of brick tickets in thelr lines of business, Conspiracy charges against Mra. J. | A. Lewis and Joseph Dugan, of Au | burn, brought by Special Agent Jofin | Windquist, of the N. P. railroad, | were dismissed by U. of District Attorney oon Insufficient evidence was Saundera @ 175 given as Saunders’ reason. @ 2.60) HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Wholesale Price Per ™ ov oer Cattle head; market te Prime an or don. por Ih Children have been born to Es kimo women who were only 11 years BAN i CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings . Balances . Clearings . Balances . WAY Ports i= | Clearings Balances I | ction rings Foot MARION S7. Ii Balano se Spokane $6,952,671.04 | + 1,687,055.20 2,167,697.00 | | 760,530.00 5,069,979.00 | 918,141.00 Recetpte, | unchanged. a; market They were arrested early in No- vember for # auto tires. In this Pioneer Savings Pank on or before December 6th And receive a One Month's Dividend January 1,1921 ‘Three Secreta of Our Growth: 1. A — Quarter - Million Dollar Guaranty Fund for Your Protection. 2. We operate under the Mutual Savings Bank Law of the State of Washing- ton—declared by authori ties to be the Strictest Sav- ings Bank Law in the Coun- try. 3. We have never paid less than 6% Sams One Dollar Will Open an Washington Mutual Savings Bank Resources $12,800,000 Established 31 Years is in charge of the|/ |brick tickets at headquarters. The}) baby, must find work. Will make 4d at any kind of labor Bitar CLASS CHEV, EX-RERYV rk in thin line HIGH man, wants Wo give best of references Wants the chance. Kast 6685, Apt. 4-« | SMALL 8@T OF BOOKS KEPT BY experienced betty oper; reason. |_able. Kenwood 18ST AND FOUND WHO PICKED U containing child's bank Ton Marche pattern de ail Kenwood 41227 N ations asked. a ON BALLARD NORTIT CAR Wednesday morning, gray #iik in cane; initials Phone Ballard 2667. 4) Re- 10 KEWARD FOR DOG, LA Standing ears; white cre breast; white around mo cense No. 140, from 126 ave. CANARY, SPOTTY oked back toe. age No. & Reward, * on th; Second , WITH 108 Westlake N. Phone Main 6386 ONE jAY HWORSK A” WE. nm get same at 1647 ‘An- iv SAM WHIS¥YIELD CANT KE- i your watch, throw it away. Union. IN BEATTLE Leather notebook. Went 1294-K for reward. | KEYS LOsT MONDAY TWO YA ys. Please return to 930 Hen: hide | FOUND. 11th N. Glat st r LOST—FOX TERKIBR DOG, SHORT binck tail Keward. Phone West s4i-R Lost diamonds. $001 Ww NATIONAL Call AR CIBTAND 1102 W. HICYCLEN WwW. Owner call AMHO PIN” SET WITH 4 Ballard 2597, Apt. J. Keward. a Box) plays ail ‘rocoraa at best. Your own pric all at grocery store, 2004 « fitornia ave. West 71 mst CH SLAB $9.00 $5.00. YX DRY been in water, double load; single load Queen Anne 118%, 2 rings VACUUM CLEANERS FORK _JONT, reasonable, The 4 pliance Co., 222 Marton. iHOK! REPAIRS; THATS Key fitting, saw filing, NOVY TY SHOP, 1611 Seventh. LL, WOOD vi md inside ABSOLUTE 16-1 wood, nev $10.00 per doubl: wood? Phone © NG MACHINES. 926. 162 PIANOS FOR RENT, plied on purchase. ‘oner, 210 Union. |i¥ SAM WiisrIELD CANT RE ir your watch, throw it away. 04 Union. jeyer- , MATTRESS: ovating, repairing. Wenterh Mattr FOREST WOOD BY “CORD 1 ae Anne 3248. $10 Btand kindling fr CHINA CABIN burne lard 2917. TYPEWRITER, $16; GAS $3; couch, $2; electric 1611 Seventh. TRAD YOUR YOGRAPH IN on & mec new plano or player at ON 1612 Bighth ave. plate FoR SAL Japanese ters, 317 Fi i WILL BELL CHBAP—PIAN trola, lage lamp, new. Cali 372 ay oung. NEW DRUNSWIC yalued $235, with Pecords, cash 7-ROOM, MODEVN, UNFUR- d house, Alki ave; large lot; nweepin Howe, 4 7235 vis—3 ROOM HOUSEBOAT, W lake ave. Will rent for winter or ll on rental terms cheap. Owner, 420 New York Block. ain 7235. fy Ni New. ‘Tork. Bioex Me DANDY lnke; furnished;. good reasonable rent; use of piano, etc. Owner next door. To right party, & bargain. Capitol 3965, or 2623 Fairview HOUSEROAT, 4 furnished, 420. University. North RNTSHED block cozy 100! ¥r be a4, Ravenna. sf iessteti 3 11001 M HOUSE. ¢ Capitol 3639. 26 | | 139 basement; _laund: large corner lot Woodlawn m Ave—Flouse, 8 modern basemen: rooms; large lot and Tralt. $40. OF will rent 4 rooms and ba firet floor, Leaked Queen Ame, BY Piva. ‘cer 8 a, ee floora; bot water heat; base- Pry laundry; garage Lease, Fs an Partly” jeteiiiek 1900 Sixth Ave W.-—S rooms, modern; furnace; basement; | range; water heater; corner lot $50. | os. Are Ave S—House, 6 modern; in need” of sons ‘pairs. Will make consideration to party repairs. rai JAHN & CO. BV. EITEL BLDG. MAIN 3816. 27 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS lvls” THOMAS—7 1 ROO? ait month. Phone Capitol 2041. GEORG tinted, clean h up. ONE ROOM FURNISHED APART- ment, 415 Mel 30 =~ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS CARGE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP- ing rooms, reasonable; good loca- tion, men preferred, & Ewing at. ‘North 2946, 3 For RENT—RooMS NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, right in town, 1614 Ninth ave, near Pine. a2 TO LET. cl FOR LEASE—ONE ROOM, 96x50, ON Pine st, between Fifth and West- lake, 50 feet facing Pine, with 3 large window! This is one of the finest locations in Seatth M. Dentists, Elliott 4357. is WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS _ PIANOS WAN’ Good plano: bosaht outright or sold on very commission for es- tates, emergencies or private peo- p! “Yeaving city. ony, perfect pon, wu ¥ PIANO ‘Houne of Guarant Satisfaction Ti Bic wi Paws, moth FOR Ww Sea nS cere’ ay ing art 1019 HOWELL ST, Aeemta BX change pays highest prices for used clothing. ABA HALLS FOR RENT HALL AVAILABLE FOR DANCIN accommodate 300 people; new maple floor; cafeteria in connec- tion, 18th and BE. Madison. Phone E 4a 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SASH AND DOORS Oo. B. WILLIAMS CO, 1943 First Ave. & ieee FOR SLEEPING PORCHES h for this purpose are usually ade to order, on account of the The cost vith our enlarged we can offer prompt rvice, even on special sizes. If you tell us the exact dimensions, we will gladly name definite prices. INustrated catalogue, showing full line of building ma- terial, free on request, °. -. WILLIAMS CO, ablished 1 Our large Lj Balladr, we can sell you the same Ballard, we can sell you the same you $26 worth of records free that Du Bois and other Pathe dealers do, Pathe Phonograph Store, 5435 Rallard ave. SECCGCE Ccocpcuce ¢ TRADE YOUR PHONOGRAPH © in on @ good new piano or C G player “at CLINTO 1612 C Bighth axe, +] ecccecece ec $125. 7701 Bighth ave. N. W. Mumford a Beck, carpet cleaners. Capitol 12 APPLES FOR SALE, CHEAP, AF Si7% 3 29th ave. DRY SLAB Ww WOOD: in water, $5.50 load. Bast 7057. AP K walking distance; white own-|1917 KAVANAGH S sh ‘s. a WANTED—fURSITURB an of ae. faraitare, pianos ma FORAITURE-CO—— trolas—e PACIFIC 2212 First Av Main 1 Biake Furniture Co, 408 Pike. OOM, WELL |S? FOR SALE- NSE FURNITURE CO. mit) i Pree Bt THE THE BETTER Of used furniture is a better BUY. NEVER SATIS. BUY_RETTER GRADE FURNITURE FOR AMERICAN ca 708 Pike St KITCHEN RANGE, LIBRARY bi ood heat ble. wo 1 favenna cart UGE THE 3 Fifth i AND CANNED Fl at 4747 14th ave NE Call tween 11 a m. and 2 p.m 10" 201-302 Crary Bid. oT. oil stove and churn. Bal- 7 56 POULTRY 4 sonable. Call 7725 15th w. ‘These cars priced to to move quickly, oF hm offered is an valu t, away below fo: Pte ed Myach car backed by_ O-day oo You are fully protect “GET YOURS Now? 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