The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 7

eet UESDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR penny | ; é ; | ‘Mountaineers Hear | 1,100 Jobless Given | | “Evergreen Trees” was the subject |iccerita nercesrsc'| Jobs Since Jan. 1-- | TO ERD Y hy © A. BUILD. | ING at tb » aI by the city since January 1 t thru | road work, state, county and city | measures taken by the various city | ® Why Continue to Pay High Rent When You Can WHEE = departments to afvance work, |’ | oie office ia maintained Build So Cheap? Fifth and Pine Eitiott 2525 LOOK AT THESE LUMBER PRICES |. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Mayor Hugh Caldwell today nott- uneenai joyment mtnatior on for at least | orien, fixhing | arious ocew ‘Ke crews from| , while rail | . together with work in ts, will call nev ork is at & minimum. ow hin reports According to figures gathered by, e and the unemploymer the Chamber ¢ are in excens © service men in Seat The number of employed reginter. « increasing, On January 16 registered and on J THOMAS WILICKEA PT NTS AS STHER pyt'a Yamous Pay are more than 600 M OOR E? oineur®? a vane Se rier Per 1,000 r service men. Of the home-owners, | _ ~ @evirmot ae mam! 2 Ba, Pt ELIVanpern BRICH registered January 15 26 had b re petatered with the public | : : : 9 ° for, 32 were in homes p: mt offies, Howeve: Ix4 No. 1 Vertical Grain Flooring, kiln dried ............. $60.00 for, 64 were renting, and t, that many home NOW HERE! r . . + . . . v4 dt lative and 68 board 1x4 No. 2 Vertical Grain Flooring, kiln dried ............. $55.00 ‘ ele or ee ‘ M Iteports mado to the mayor were help this situation, failed to re = | that Fred McGee, an ex-service man, | a# unemployed. in charge of registration work, was | using m h tact in his work, aegenes | Miss C hanning, . ‘unter tw ordinance cor SEOFR Tourist, public we ome can Initiate on! y so much work, and we are ey : Likes Seattle it ts up to the em wine than fr 1x4.No. 3 Vertical Grain Flooring, kiln dried .. No. 2 Clear — Better Casing & Base, kiln dried .. . $70.00 1x4 No. 2 Clear and Better Ceiling, kiln dried .. . $35.00 Mata, 2:20. 5x4 No. 2 Clear and Better Ceiling, kiln dried.......-.... $35.00 Priwnosk 1x4, 1x6 and 1x8 No. 2 Clear and Better Finish, kiln dried ...$60.00 1x10 and 1x12 No. 2 Clear and Better Finish, kiln dried ....$70.00 114x4”-6"-8” No. 2 Clear and Better Finish, kiln dried ....... $65.00 144x10 and 114x12 No. 2 Clear and Better Finish, kiln dried. .$70.00 114x10, 114x12 No. 2 Clear & Better Vertical G. Stepping ... .$75.00 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12 Surfaced one side and one edge up to 24.feet. No. 1 Common, $20.00; No. 2 Common.......... $15.00 4x4, 4x6, 6x6, 6x8 and 8x8 Ro. No. 1 Common up to 24 ft. ..$20.00 1x8 No. 1 Common Shiplap. ..... ...nceeeen wo oncceeees--.$20.00 3x8 No. 2 Common Shiplap....0. cccecscoma m occ cece ee.-$15.00 - $35.00 The New Victor Records for February CARUSO, Kreisler, Cortot and Farrar con tribute notable new numbers to the library of Red Seal Records. Happy, snappy dance numbers furnish the best of excuses to “roll up the rugs and away!” Our friend “Uncle Josh” undertakes to visit a cafeteria, and regales us with his experiences—to mention just one of the numerous attractions of the Popular Ree ord list for this month, Visit our Demonstration Rooms (Fifth Floor) and we shall be glad to play them for you, Mies Carroll Elaine Channing was the new arrivals In Seattle She in registered at Mra. C. os private maternity ferring operations and work until # more convenient time owe it to the} 24 ave. 8. W mmunity to do now as much of this| Miss Channing weighs nine| an ponsible, There would b “| pounds. When asked today how she | © for men to yield to re ukee Seattle, whe replied in her own « A man with an emp » is much more Hable to feel | * im the most wonderful city I a grudge against society than one| have ever seen. I expecially like your who in given employment.” |climate. I have made up my mind The engineering department, #ince| to live here permanently.” the conference called by Mayor Cald-| When interviewed today, Mise well on December 14, has let o Channing’ ir maid: RI tracts for work to the amount o “My da has a wealth of| C. RIPPT: || $250,000, and previous to that date bias i. euirty When she cried it | —— had let contracts for $286,000, ounded like a #01 ” IMPROVEMENT LOOKED Channing, face wreathed In smilen, FORK IN 30 DAYS was passing the Mozarts around | According to J. HL Shields, mperin- | among the boys at The Star office to- tendent of the public employment of-| day. Channing is courthouse report flee, there promises to be some im-|er for The Star, provemen } (@. 8—Mother and daughter doing uation hin 30 4 | great) [shingle mills and ~‘cring camps | promise resumption of operations fol-| A complete automatic telephone Comedy Co. tm that employe B AGAIN" Morons red BUNGALOW witiithtty You can depend on our grades. To! Theatre _ These prices are at our plant—we charge extra for hauling, but our hauling charge is much cheaper than you can have it hauled your- self. Stetson & Post Lumber Co. 87321 A Dream .....-.-.-..---Enrico Caruso $1.25 87322 Si fetais Jardinier (Were I Gard’ner) Geraldine Farrar .......--cscccesss $125 64920 Come, Ye Disconsolate..Mabel Garrison $1.25 64924 Love Nest (from “Mary”) Fritz Kreisler $1.25 64925 "Tis an Irish Girl I Love and She’s Just Like You ...-......John McCormack $125 } DON'T BE AMUSEMENT BLIND SEEK lowing the annual midwinter close. | gyetem is planned for communication 64921 Spinni ithout W ) a . > “BLIND YOUTH” down which has been more extended between the dams and hdyraulic 9 Spinning Song (Song without ords| Elliott 711 3300 Whatcom Ave. Elliott 711 scaadiac Wabors pera Nee-nelbew yd 2 “onaprst b nrg nwo Mmaapaaospee te doed | |p ame Se oe tet Sergei Rachmaninoff $1.25 VAUDEVILLE pen Moya san) cath chnea |]} 74662 Romeo and Juliet—Balcony Scene—Part I....E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe $1.75 jf 74663 Romeo and Juliet—Balcony Scene—Part ; Il. ...E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe $175 | 18717 ets Dixieland Jazz ion ACTS oi BIRTHS lith N. EB, Boy. | nd, twins (boy | Retrriow. Ne pow 19 Nob Hill. boy. Pp le oo cae coe meaner Six .Brown 18714 (Ifa Wish Could Make It So.f Brothers 85e 18711 Unele Josh in a Cafeteria... .. Cal Stewart | 711 \ Uncle Josh and the Honey tas} Patronize [ T'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop. .-... Pacific Northwest 18709 | Victor Roberts For E Boy Who’ the Level... Products [MARRIAGE "LICENSES “"toberts and Harmonizrs Quarit COMPARATIVE GROWTH faces arry, Ola Thelma, Heitman, J. Bernar 1 way, Annie M, h. boy. W. Armour, "hoy. 5031 15th ave, N. B./ Gr We bell, J. A, n, W. L, 3618 Evanston ave, Nam, $717 Sunnyside, Deep in Your Eyes. ................. 45214 Lucy Isabelle Marsh INCOME ADMITTED ASSETS Once Upon a Time. .Lambert Murphy ‘100 gua.evnee 100.004.00 arises? er, Lo mel My Isle of ee $107,454.00 $217,722.00 Gold Dreams. be un Seige 1910 $207,312.00 @ $334,877.00 6. f paaces Blue and White Marimba Band 1912 $305,387.00 $571,134.00 apr a Let the Rest of the World Go By..... 1914 24 $415,505.00 $815,740.00 Having Thoroughly wcceccceseceeeesee-Ferera Franchini 1916 20 $600,945.00 $1,289,412.00 . Hartley G. Seattle | [% Gee! Say Gee! You eal 1918... $774,285.00 — $1,790,907.00 || Established Itself as My Gor Gus en ee 1920... $1,161,271.00 $2,712,215.00 18712 |My Home Town Is a One-Horse Town RESERVES But It’s Big Enough for Me......... A Representative Victor Roberts and Harmonizers Quartet. lv ‘When yume Gone I Won't Forget... . = | INSURANCE IN FORCE Financial Institution eusne 19705 | ces Peerless Quartet 82, 444,000.00 \'There’s 3 a Vacant Chair at Home, ‘ 1912 $396.4 00 $7 canaerae Of the Northwest, Smith, fase Madina Be } Sweet Home .......Charles H, 2 ewe coy 396,420. 509,247. Rose, Hubert | 1914 .. 24 $608,665.00 $9,439,228.00 gotta, te re Davis, Ruth, Robertson, H. Burrusa, Ver: | Sautter, Ben 1916 ..., $1,056,113.00 $13,212,735.00 The NORTHERN LIFE 1918 ... $1,454,404.00 $15,529,804.00 Men used to wear hats in Will Now Marria, Eliza M, pore Mont. --. mntil 1661 when an agitation was ang 1920... $2,105,095.00 $22,790,842.00 moe DEATHS om See Parker, Cofla, 23, 1505 Madison. | Yamada, Donque, 61, 504 Ninth av. & | Rutherford, Agnes D. 75, Luzerne Apts. Milla, Jonnie, 49, 4268 Whitman ave Leigh, Elmer B, 60, city hospital. Peterson, John H. 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