The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 19

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1 he Seattle Star ead Yalty at YIOT Seventh Ave Seattle, Washington. = Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE IN THE ST Dne month . ‘Three months months year shin ‘ : OUTSIDE OF STATE OF w SHENGTON 4 oa Ste per month, by ec cee 9.00 year The Sain Audience na the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion _ Transient charge eavertiing. & Une per insertion ( se Hine). “Six insertions six insertions | ied up to 1 the regular afternoon ~ MARSHAL i place your “argent audience FEMALE HELP WANTED KR OVER it, POR POSTAT 125" month. ami= fuary. lxperience ecessary, For free particulars instruction write J. Leonard ner Civil Servi Examiner), is fe Bauitablo Bids. Washington. WHISFIELD CANT RE- four watch; throw tt away. nion, ». ME PIANO PLATING it OG Pine st MTUATIONS WAN FEMALE WOULD LIke WORK IY 4 chamber ma: TED i. z PERSON. ‘earn $100 to . INTELL ther sex, may thly corres Ta. $14 to Experience unne: wassing; sub for articulars. * * Buregu, Buffale LERKS, OV 17, FOR Moai! service, #125 moth. Februai n spare ary; ne suggest N.Y Pe ¥ pert STAL am- nce lon write J. Leonard Civil Service Examiner), itable Bidg., Washington. pen Bors FOR ROUTE CAR. | ii parts of the city. Good nee for advancement. to Circulatic Department, tle Sti HWOOD FLOOR MECHANICS laying. Gesne a8 For at “at 5 anda Iniaid’ Floor oor Co, 116 Wall st. z ons r watch ob Jeary “Area: a Saealeth ‘ Mra WEISFIELD CANT RE ‘our watch, throw it away. inion. FUATIONS W. TATION WANTED ADVER- tisements of discharged col- Gers or callors are printed tree of charge. ERViCe WAN, MATTIED. t have work immediately. Can hotel cook drive iS rqueen ‘Mh to ihe hing, | Cali Queen An dress 3407 nat. AD . “SERVICE, EXPERIE ‘ced OF manager, bookkeeper and Btenographer. also selling ex- lence; married; exeelient city _—— Phone Queen Anne ICH MAN, CAN DO PAINT-| calcimining and work at once. ir tor hware Dp MAI wy) AND GRAFTING.” BAL- \ILESMEN WANTED ACER WATE | ness at home, amall room or here. Everyth 0 weekly up. rience unnece: candy. Send ped envelope Candymaker: iindelphia. Pa. LOST AND FOUND RRIER BRIN- with white mark on nose, 3 ithe old. pewere, a AM a WHISPIELD CANT RB- our watch, throw it ay. LET— HOUSES iT, $16 MONTH—UNFUR- ished hause, hicken ‘Tous Hard 489. 1818 W. 96th. COTTAGE, $12. West PURNISHED — With private bath, 3015-F. POR RENT, $10. nd at. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS fii—1_hooms BATH, COAL 404 84th 8 Tents, including light 109 Zist ave. APARTMENT ROOM 7 Beacon FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING KOOMS SPING k y turnial COONS, F500 Lights, gas, nen, d. 610 Howell COME, ? Gas rang onable. 2118% a KOARD AND koom TWO GENTLEMEN OF DUSINGNS kirle wishing good menis, $8 week 34 WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM WANTED — ROOM AND BOARD, hear Bighth and Pine. H-68, WANTED—MISCELLANEO! ROOMS TINT ANY BiZ%. 45.06, including material. Paper hang- painting. Phone Malnird 1078 WANTED—UsED CLOTHING AND furniture. Owl, 1317% First. ki- Hott 3321. SALE—MISCEL LANEOUS he REST WOOD, PER CORD, | $11.50; %-cord & ch, $6.25 ford i2-Inch, §1 peeore ‘2 inch, 6.76. PH delivery. Bea. @on 3250 any time nding for news-| | National For free particulars | eatennining. Sen} ated furnished, |6 Jota, all cleared, 2} 921. ” For _SALB—MISC wanna b 1 FoR SALE—AUTOMONILES SASH AND DOORS OR WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. & SHORT FLOORING SHORT CEILING Priced $20.00 per thousand for foot and 5-foot tei ce ‘and $35.00 )) | at: thousand for é-feot to P-foot)) engths. | | RED CEDAR REVEL SIDING ches wide, pr 4 inches and 6 tr and. o $20.00 per thou Our larme {Itustrated catalog shows |! ? ing full tine of building material free on request, TA co Oo ne Wit Pstadlished 1899. j HALSRIN MOCCASINS FROM 78 |) | to $8.00 pair: dark blended mink, |! | 00; squirrel, fox, ermine and alll) of furs retailed at whelesale i, The Alaska Fur Co. 87 dison ot, beginning of Madison |) 17 1¢ 8; 3 roe aati f complete b 1 dining table, $8) 6 range with coils, $ table, 0c, 1821 Ferdinand at PLANTS THAT WILL @hOW 1,000,000 | berry plants fo sale Logan tips, Cuthbert, ine kber ries, ete A. ROTH rAuM MTG. CO, 1022) Third ave, tie, Main 1051 re F jOOD FAMILY COW. | one farm hor shall straw berry planta, Everbearing straw berry plants. J. F. Wilson, R. % Beattie. one mile south Hast Sunnyside school . IMPROVED ATRAW- plants at $5 per 1.600, from clean, new ground, guaran- prompt delivery, fo. DB eyiite, Weah. Box a3. Canard. 7? BARGAINS EMBROIDERED CAN riage robe and pillow cover, 2 win- fT adult anion sulta TWMODE, 7} j ry Phy ‘ good, teed “rr WP aes | 3.00 up. Ce OWL 1217% First Ave. TNDTAN $5 PLANKETS cy $10 wool blankets, $5 reads and 5 Third ave. tow halt BARGAIN dof ié-inch slab Phone evenings, coats, Ph 7 i Hed 4 price, North 4699. HOYS New overcoat SAMPLE SUITS AND $4.00 up. HE OW I317T% Firet Av FORD FRACTOR ATTACHMENTS, everything complete, $50 each, 123 16th ave. half block from Yesler way cable MENS SLIGHTLY” USED SUITS. THR OWL $4.50 up. I217% Firat Ave QUICK MEAL RAN used 1% years Phone Rainier at MATTRESSES RENOVATED | Upholstery, furniture _ repairing ‘Western Mattress Co, Beacon 254 fF EASY To CHANGE A TIRE with a Marquette tire tool. See Star Rusiness Guide Saturday. — SEWIN MACHINES, GOOD DRO Minin''a tio up, Tt Ag’ iy h fi ranges and feat 9 _weod on market. North 2 TO LIGHTING system, 52 lights, good condition. T. Smith, Falle City | AL FOREST WOOD, 16-INC livered, $11. Prompt delivery. Phone Sidney 1738. 160 CARDS, Téc_ PRINTING RUT ber stampa. Key checks Novelty mes 1 Seventh. OS FOR REX cad 9m, .purchase Mer lo a WEISPIELD CANT oo Fei? our wate. throw it owas. | salen wat Pree TRIMMED NATS, WORTH | $10 to $15, for $2.90 and $3.90, 905 Third ave |}GOOD MAJESTT able for cash 42nd. Woodie INCH FORE i per cord, delivered Mai ‘ 3 aT ch = Lh LADIES SUITS AND Dir ; _ up. The Owl 1317 % First ave DRY SLAW WOOD; NEVER BEEN 1h water, $5.50 load. East 1067. }fopb CH PROTE " _ sale. chy | ) ELECTRIC sid NG} AFE” Phone Elliott 6179. | HAND-MADE INFANT'S LAYHTTE, | $70. jueen Anne 1255. KAVANAGHIS HATS $2.50. 1608 cy WANTED—? URS ‘TURE Bake Porniture ioe Pike. Meee 62 FURNITURE FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD ’ heater, dining foom set. electriq washer, lady's wk. 23rd ave Capitol 2606 for appointment. Ch . T Prt ES OSnOWARD 301-262 Crary Hid Fifth and Union. oRNT- heat; cheap Call 1115 Jetter: 1-ROOM APARTMENT 1610 Belmont. Apt LIVE STOCK K CARIDAD OF HORSES, WELL matched teams, weight from 1,600 to 1,750 each. Well broken single horses, 1,200 to 1.400. 2507 4th av. FOR SALB—AUTOMOBILES — WONDERFUL VALUES ON GOOD. USED CARS Tent. FURNITUR for sale 61 1919 Chevrolet touring <0 BAND 455 1916 Maxwell touring | All in Good Ronning Order. Special Terma SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. | | 1101 FB. Pike Sa. | | | | | | | 1 COUPR; ELECTRIC Lic: starter: in good condition. $67 easy termes CENTRAL AGENCY, Authorized FORD Dea Broadway and Pike. Ine. 1 1918 FORD CHASSIS, WITH NEW used. pwoecar, Easy terms. See this car CENTRAL AC Authorized FOE Broadway an Kast 3 YCY, Ine. Dealers Pike. i918 CLASSY taken at ofce, terms, HAMILL & 1160. FORD BUG Ti} will sell for $275; NGDAHL East Lirgpdway. 1, 1920 SEDAN; FULLY FQUIPPRED in use one month. $800; liberal terms, CENTRAL AGEN! Authorized FOE Broadway and Kast 820. GOOD BUY —1919 J just like new; 5 g¢ of; 8 ; cellent paint and top; overhauled. — Price terms, Call Kenwood CHAVROLET TOURING, condition; good tire HAMILL 1531 Broad Kast 1160. OK SAL 1918 PAIGE, LINWOOD model, in excellent condition thru- out. “If you are looking | for oe buy, call Kenwe WILL SACKIFICH FOR wal fin Cadillac coupe, 004d condition; good tres everything. Elliott 280. MIB CHEVEOL 4-90. ed like nev t ut $386 cach PORIUM, 12¢ i913 FRANKLIN; tion; good. tires. Kainier 943-5, ask for Bwanton. 17S HASY TO CHANGE A TIR with a Marquette tire tool Star Business Guide Saturday, 4 $2. k 1914; ‘Terms aDARL ¥IN $48 fe clase CA - ‘or Fail” CONDI- A snap for $250. dition Fine er and Cheap, Queen | FORD NOADST HN phock absorbers, ALT. CART $115 ‘ WILL Take ell for sale, w want & Engdabi, WiGiies? CARH PRICE Pap teed he ene cars. Henry M: ato Co. $18 B Pike at. East 8—A AUTOMOBILES TRADE ¥ touring or other light car, nished proved street houre fenced, rage, ete half fine soll large cottage in g YOULL 2 roome an: ton: and ber 34th ave. $900—5-room house: Ni t $15 monthly. an elegan conne kitchen arrang and pre berriew an buy at $4,000 or a good feature downstairs, for with electric niture 231 fine $5. w 626 Beaboard Bldg house and interest $100 DOWN BALANCE EASY TERMS automobile, here is your tunity to become @ car own Nobody should be without a when You ean pick one up cheap. | Fora touring T¥ora touring .. Chevrolet 4-90 . Chevrolet Baby Grand Overland touring Hudson bug TStudebaker 4-ey1 Packard 6 ’ Oldemebil FRANK WATEMUTOUSE & CO, Auto Dept, Pine at Lellevu If price and terme will sell an r er. ar no ry are me t t thi 1/8 cNGDANL, one 1160. $3) Broad © LIGHT DELIVE nel body; starter, electric Ui, sperdometer,; 2 months Term: CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine Authorised FORD Dealers Broadway and Pika Bast 320. Some buy. 1AMILL & ENGDANL one Kast 11 1531 Hroad "9 ROADSTIC dt condition, THIS CAR ‘an be bough CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine. Authorized FORD Dealere Broadway and Pike. Raat, 330. eTs Xx Maxwell 300. at $ USED Pine. M Hude mat SMPORTUM, 12th. HUDSON ‘ON ire way Y; NEw ats old. G66 STIR way. R IN ht on easiest terma, and price is right at CA THE FASHION GARAGE — tos to hire without dri and repairing. 2% Biliote 224 PF OVERLAND 96 had private ‘ou Want to enwood re buy a small car, 348 $100 POR Toi? hummy, overhauled, Queen Anne 1245. Lea ity. ood 140. NG YOUR CAR in NOW TF to sell it. Will pay ash for good light cars. 1531 Broadway RD TRUC tol baa __ MACHINERY UMP PULLERS 912 Ist av. 3 fd um Dm ont arr eats Price ot opteli Main § © and goed care. Beovnd WAS ALWAYS if u MTR. ving THAVE A isis EASEX TOURING rt cash and terms. KK. @ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES you Hamill ot Cap- WANTED —Sidn CAR POR -AT- PK-Feridecn motoreycia. Rainier DRAGIAWE Vaughn, gasoline and ste r Hicks Co, ELECTRIC % FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE WHY PAY RENT. WHEN YOU CAN DO THIS 450, $300 eash—3 nice Ino ely furnished with and cold w street, all ot later, ND THIS 600, $150 ern cottag AND THIS torme lot €0x120, on all paved. AND THIS cash—G00@ view Io borrtes, YES! AND THIS, Toot 900, $250 cash—Over acre @ cleared; nice 3- 1 district. 500, rent home; 450, $150 fine fruit, NEVER F SNAPS JAS. G. JONES CHEAP TOMES —Ci Dee IN hd king nd a room IND BIGGER Rainier Valley Main Office ah7 Rainier Av. at Geneseo DAVID EASTMAN” Third Avenue BARGAINS IN : bath, lot 560x120 to alley, in city Ught and wi $50 cash and $18 month city light and water; | o alley; good garden to city wat tin: lot t; plumbing 9 $400 cash alley; sold for DAVID P. RASTMAN 1024 Third Avenu QUEEN ANN A nifty 6-room. bungale neighborhood; all penta in and paid; hand lines and ache re 400. i, ted by French door, nd cabinet pantry firat m in ¢ kept 1 Queen GRO. A. SP t & CO, 2121 Fourth N. rer orto’ WHITE FIVER VALLEY AT BUCKLEY ail that rich, bi i fine road ‘well Phone from town: Japs barn, fin city | wa ot how ation: red. ‘nee fruit t ‘all fine balance easy te poultry, A real haf or more ca L. BURNSIDE Buckley, Wash Ww COTTAGES 1,000, $100 cash and $20 monthiy-—| im good cond trv a 193 ot $0 >t and and ty eption | rep living and dining room, | large well a) att awn Anne ree ature > im= want place for cherries, good oh. CAPITOL HILL SNAP 400, $600 cash—A fine inveatn home with an J rooms upstairs, 4 ¥ rented as two a’ month; sacrificed this isa snap for Cental building. © #60 aulek s oD HOME tage, almost range and some corner lot, 6@x122, ¢ 30 minutes out; easy te entral Bldg. Biliott 6067 Ft SH 4-room ¢ 200. LOT? piv. hard #0 two 0 best soil neation for balance $5,000; 504 vik ACH, RAVE houses for 000, for hiti_ proj Hoty a Anne HM FOR BAL perty you the beat buy: erty. VER ment, me flats for new, fur n car rms. NNA QUEEN ANNE ‘sin 17. wish LOT EXCHANGE Biliott tOOMS AND BATH, PLASTE. $1,890, $300 cosh, te er month. JOUN M. DAHLBY 2200 Market Street BUNGALOW PLANS. bio Nice 5-room fur- | | [Located 4 TH 1) FOR SALP—REA| AT. REDONDO lot, nice for $800; $500 cash, forma, Nice lot, near ear Tin 2-room house; trees; emall cows, soon freak; heifer, All for $ cash, rest any ter pod, and will nc this price. Yor Sale—4-roam he Very reasonable Dalance easy terma $3, 1321 FPERDINAD 2 rooms, rful © car line me buy, SURCHION Rita At the Junetion Wont eT BOUT OF JA Near 28th Ave. & $1,800 $350 cash, balance to sult’ purchaser; bath. totlet, eleotric walks, water, newe street all in and mortgea. i w. . W, DRA Httlott 626 north of t to paving uily t arn, lights py nap at $1,760; $350 like rent ¢. T. suTER 1012 Third Avenue PHINNEY Vt One block fr i atrietly moder ow; bullt-in buf nook; full coment basément; 91.000 cash. ORTH EMI- MOE « $1,400 ay ‘monthly month, See __ton Hiock hOOM HOURB, WA ota; lot dox100. ir. Bh am. rent, ? ear to N. fat noOM” BONGATZ 40xr2T: 4 ; $426 enw’ onth, including lard 2704 Li? : Ceres $890—3-room Louse; 2 from m ave $20 per month. Feacon 146. JUST” COMPLETED, limita, J-room mod Price $1. 400. « ter Ht. Cutter, Elliott ACTA, NORTH Sound view; on & for jek ante. bith at. TW La 3th t2805 corm N LAKE DITRICT PAVED $3,400, TERM BUNGALOW This S-room bunea! firepl 2 niece bath, all on one basoment, excellent ary trays paved street: no mol this In the beat buy on paved #treat evenings, or Elliott BH | 93.16 ROOM breaks heat; brea nook; fr nh; whrab Li allard 318 16 WEST SEATTLE F100 CASH, Hb With buy you a nite build firet 2 roome Littic ¢ You fast on you can. Rerlence of my man Monstrate the ma of th elt mm PETERS, MODERN” 4-n0OM finished, on i Barden. "$500 H.C, PETE Moi ve ‘ S716 SS Tl) =WANTED—KEAL ESTATE WE WAVE BEVERAL improved place. Himite from to yours in for wale and your pri« Tight we can sulta. Cc T. SUTER 1012 Third Avenue summer Verner; fruits GRAND TTL E Thin place an be arran fully paid; 914 Amer NOTH END ree lot payments Noeash payment, bala Sou at ern nv Beattia, Lat box120 BA bedroome driveway and garage Pho PHINNEY indirect ; views BK MONTH ty Farma in West Seattle. | in and finish place plan to deve you abou ore aah. $ north B SEATTLE STAR ESTATE ONT camp, easy ” ACKEAGE a SKAGIT DELTA LANDS terme 6 price eACTL rem Only $25 per acre, After February 16, Will be $30 per Lands adjoining ours that were at one time just the same are in & high state of cultivation, and pro- a enormous crops of wheat, oats, barley. Canadian field peas, onions, potatoes, carrots, Cabbaue, boots, tt ttle pasture on on the offerime the Tot th 0, $400 cash, i fruit two Kood a Yentlin or) This ia last long men, 1 orn othy and thr green you @ develop . nt An without stampa, i rich, level ger which. there now only $25 elopme 0 to $500 pped. partion a and fering you nd worth on it in deve fice tor SPARKS & DYM, 1220 Mecond Ave. hone Willett 6015. Ground Floor Location NEW BUNGALOWS Bullt to Order $100 to $300 Cash Come ont to North Park today and see the homes | am building for those who have already bought Talk to those who are already liv- ing in the homes I have built fot them. has 260 ‘ery tite 2,600 to $2, ; areal we think. LTy ¢ Weat Seattle CREON, : 5 room: lights, cement rand graded no IER Tank Md¢ level tracts, 300, with elty w sidewalks, 2 by and paved highw h from y like. ¢ interur aye, an each b Park 8 | Lares, he elty limit b-room. bu ted but Py reer | th cash, ba Main Tex9 rke Blig Moe \" om Woodland | ® b-room bun- fet; breakfast tur- Yurniture for 796. COTTAGE, line: Toxo! chena. Ba! cash, balance Rent $15 as - ig Bre aly Phinney | $160 CASH $20 MONTHLY Twi! batld you a cute little tun low, with plumbing, on any tract you want, from #0x100 to 100x300 fee terms that will #ult you. Come out to North Park today; only &% of a mile north of the city limite; interur ave. an each he Park minutes af Buy a ticket to No ation; only 380 fice ia rig at station. einen there ¢ w the property d plans of houses. Will lec you furniat ow ne if you fik« North © 103rd ick school lL. CAMPRELL Thurke Ir * KBiltett 290 oft hone Hallard @ wen, My at, nlereat. a lote: % block | 20 ACR: HALF CLEARED; $200 cash and Me 6-room house, barn root house; & cows, 2 chickens, cream scpa- rator; clone to payed road and od town. $5.00 Cash, reat easy Uerms NEAR OPT ma Pho SEATTLE d road: cheap Martin, i118 1K BYOIN- Henderson 10 acres: 1-room house: flear: 1 acre cleared: by island, near Saratoga. on terms of one bale or oe te cash, $100 cheaper. 1321 FERDINAND &T REA CLOSE IN, NORTH Rich berry loam soil, easy to clear. on main North Trink road. clase Interurba: on; you can live h re and work in the city while proving your Iand; price for & ecren, $750; $160 cash, balance $15 ber month, P. VAN ARSDALE & CO, 1019 Third Avenue i ACHES LEVEL hoTTom CAND, with stump far apart. in the Proven farm belt of Mt. Vern country will » your land prpb- lem. Do what the intelligent mer does Price b to $35 per acre, on liberal terms of yearly payments HC. PETERS, 116 Third Ave, A BARGAIN . Level loam eoil; ideal berry xround; wood to pay enough clea ated south of to school. only $100 cash ow, den with and floor; cement furnace, laun- rigace: terme in North End ne North 4342 | fo oe ement; loc close ih; n PROPERTY 4, re wil - start ¥ Hittte bom PL VAN ARSDALE & CO. on my M% + Third Avent RES. ALL” HoTTOM, cleared; no better land tn state; good auto road from S41 per acre. § eash and er month It be home Tuesday England, OMT this | here $15 until 2629 diet PT av From the ex-| y buyers I can ny adva } home. w a + ie Geo Third Ave. 4OUSKE, JUST ¢ improved or month. Third Ave. w i ACKES FINEST FARM CAND, IX | well ttled, — prosperous com munity, near Sand Point, Idaho. Telephone: mail delivery; 2 ratl- roads within 1% mi $1,200; easy terms. Rainier 3 SRIPICH paved road $10 month Must soil FARM L 1 iG $50 Owner, RUYERS Po of city 10 eres it immediate 80 Ds Main 7829} INCOME STARTS NOW téth ave. will take part paymen AMERICAN PORTAL 4098 Arcade Bldg 10 ACHE UNIME’ homish county, for improved erett int Address I A ings 15 miles beyond Orting. Also 60 ac Seattle. Kenw urban. x M67, ES stock, wagon 4 = om rwo Lore. land park; cost $1 fice at $400 ob trad Box H-70. Star. AC 6 ACRES FO BETWEEN SRA LVERET $50 CASH, $10 MONTITLY This \s very good to Seattl the be EL) with for bla upla logand the Sound frosts: plenty of ced and buildings, Cann tract for berries, fu low prices, crates f eall for fruit $275 cash, balan at 6%. Free Charles Somers CACRE TAR Price $400, 14 milea 2% miles fron ton navy yard; farming district, school, R. F.1D, ate ideal | of berry ranch; to you today CLIFFORD LA 617 Third Avenue acres, ld Located about « ‘and mt bo we 18 ackms: 3-ROC Pric easy te A road. rest For Sale—2-room cash gets it, 1821 FERDINA io miles fre miles from center food rond, paved 4 way; half rich black balance good Nigh state of eultiy to school; Bit fe, trict; a snap at $2.70 BP. VAN PTaDAL 1019 Third A NIFTY HONGALOW Washington Bldg. “8 Jase to school HOUBE; ood 4408 modern bungs r will take Heh Nis water, Pric t within 5 ye Ter we orehard near good a t house, ACTOS RICH LAC 2 ACRES Part black better and part red 1 all tillable $0 bearing frult good building | t HOUSE CO, Main 3858. OVED, 1 to gine and ev hin iplements and tools nee price $9,000, tern ACRES. are Will Star 15 ot iden 74 = riea mete. $9.76 cherries: Puyallup, near] Will give z - year; 4 acre in le rag, near Weetl timber tor wood only \ mile from big tak house and barn; very tr 15 miles from $3,300. $1,700 cash. AASEN & SEXTON First Avenue Kiliott 5247 5 acres bottom, 5 acres Royal trawberrion RADE — Gib jon, 8633 Bny- Ale WOOD: | 1210 60; will sacri a ie for good car, | CAND and, vernge ANADIAN PACIFIC: RY f fertile prair ady for the plow, at an « rice of $18 acre; 20 erma! 2 per cent interest for years; DO principal payments Also thousands of rich irrigated alfalfa land at per acre, including water ht. $2,000 loan Improv nents makes it easy for you to tart with email capital, We ianue w rates to Alberta, For may rature and rates, apply to Ca sadian Pacific Ry. L and Seiad hae 208 oneer Bide Main ACT 1 TLE AND ! years. tr Y t ‘ s li; very level; i ' le 1 fi ¥ ‘NGXLDW centle slope: hard; beri w. dine barn large modern chic houses city Water; will soon have electric lights. Located one mile cast of Kent. A very pretty home. Price $7,000; $2,000 cash P. VAN ARSDALE & 1019 Third Ave, + READY MADE FATMS Western Washington irrigated berry land; 10-acre farms; all lands either under plow of ready for p no stumps; good location; Unusual proposition offered to marrted men with farming perience. Write today for further details. “Address Land Dept, Me- Kenna Lumber Co. MeKenna, Wa. FOR SALU—21 A 20D SOIL, in the fertile Yakima valley, Ir- rigat beats waiting rain. Healthy climate. nine every thing. Drilled w cisterns: good buildings; t and cold water In hoi auto bus to Mabton sehc Ha wr ck b suitable rien: locat freedom fro Jar for fencing | eries will | rnish plants at or picking and 6 $975; terms) map Bldg. co. with Alaska GAIN D of Seattle, Kremer improved nelghbor ivery fr on for poultry | will show this | ND_CO. Fliiott 1691 2M HOUST; nowtly and y; halt MILES Improved; $1,400;,easy 3hG, Nerth Bui burn; partly tom land, Pri |. Gust STENI 4117 Arcade Bldg |91 BUSINE CAST GROCERY, triet, This pi ant $160 tonth ineluding 2 livi Rigner, 010 See GUNMRAL M business, well oxtablish nd no delivery aysien ‘about Marysville rms. $1,200 > ST, wn af. rent $10 rooms yard Wild CHANDISE on cash fine farm $12,000; mii SOIL 1 Kenton of ttle, neariy all’ the bottom land, cleared, in ation: i mile proved dis 1,000 cash. co, BU bet. LAND bGG STALL IN ON uF best markets, doing a good fusiness Priced tent auiek nale Perry & Biew=" 610 Sea- board Bidg. 00; K venue i PLANS. | turnips, |C out} ” BU mean Rak ad TECE CECT CCBECEE PARTNERSHIP } AUTO ROPAIN SHOP 4475 iw the full price for an 2 egual half interest in @ busy shop, in 4 looath This piace bh been established over two years, and you should east wake better than $200 per there in plenty oot is only ¢ Shop is well weary tools a é c c e 6 « c c c 6 6 ‘ é fare | Anne year | | ox- « eccececcé MATISM WHY sury eurit acl ur ACHING PH in within when MICAL reach Hielne, like from ne but Sex suclcts plete tréeaunent free. 1 Bldg PARTNERSIOP FIRST CLASS AUTO KEPAL BHOP AND GAS HTATION 500 will wive you equal half inter- | ent in high class auto repair shop, equipped with all kinds of toa's, Grill press, grinder, weiding outfit, motor enerator, chain bivek, Vises and all necessary equipment to do the work. it in not COn- eery that you be @ mechanic, aa owner ia expert and wants & Mteady Inan who ia willing to work and learn, Excellent loca- tion and making big money. Let me show you this shop. ee Mr Bengfeider, 717 Beaboard Didg | AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN OF | woman with small capital to se- cure exclusive contracts for Ore. gol Washington, for a pr it~ ion of merit. Stock and advertis ing ts worth three times amount teked. Be quick, as this will sell Perry & itisner, 610 Seaboard Hid. ALE—-NEW AND BHOOND- store; fine location, §660 Second-hand antique store §1,200 cash, |____1321_ FERDINAND #T. | WOR BALE 10-ROOM” PARTLY | furnished how on firet hill, with lease. Good location for rooming or boarding house; in excellent condition; no cleaning or repairs needed. ‘Kast 6665 for appoint- ment MAN TO TAKE ACTIVE INTER- eat in good paying busin in- Veatment required. Star H-69. ~EBCOND-HANRD GOOD PAYING business for @ Pine. Elliott 3625. STOCKS OF FERED: 2 Central Hidg. Honda $0 Pacific Coast Co... 1000 Columbia Red Metai, 4000 Alaska Vet. & 25 Clemen 16 Silent Drama 150 »0 Beacon 125 Davis Oar... | 300 Victory itubber. 60 U. IL. PF. Telephone 1 Central Montana 206 Mid-Cont, Royalt | (Pays 3% moat 400 Swastika Olle... $000 Forks Oil STOCKS W ANTI King Airship, Futrell Coupler Marsh Cons. An x Gold Mines Western Rubber, Lukens-Hazel berty and Victory Honda | 4. cEPLE 118 Cherry St) Hoge lide. Main 6899. SAFETY AND PROFIT The new Prior Lien Stock Isaue of the Beacon Coal Mines Ca, (coal by-products manuf tected by all of th wet of an exceptionally at- |. traeth vestment opportunity. Por farth formation see or write M. Menger, Scand Becurities Corporation, ay Seattic, Wash. \98 PERSONAL | BATH” AND ~ MASSAG | fady attendant da _ Upatatra 614 Firat BWEATA MAL showe: Second and Pike nna Marks. Hydrotherap ¥ massage. €07 Mutual Lite Bid, | ‘irat and Vealer. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY POR WASHINGTON FARM | Farm of Its Own Parents BROCKTON, Mas, Feb. 4-— Guardianship of a child is not a right of property, Probate Judge Chamberlain has ruled, “The law respects the right of the parents only as long as they discharge their obit jon.” he said. He gave a 12 jyear 4 girl into the custody of ber | #randmother, S’/Have a Heart and Help White Wings |"! NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—"De nice to the white wings” is the plea of John P. Leo, new commissioner of street cleaning, to the public. says the public. can help the de partment by showing a spirit of co operation with the street cleaners jana waiting until they find a refuse barrel before throwing away news: | papers. Bare Backs Are the | Rage in Gay Paree | PARIS, France, Feb. 4 te designs are being employed the test Paris dresses, which are extremely low cut at the back In one, the only clothing above the |waist at the back is an enormous bow fixed in the hollow of the back ve which the body is entirely | undraped. No Lights, Church, or Late Dancing SCOREY, Mont., Feb. 4.—Dances| and parties end at 11 p. m, here There no church on Sunday. | Everybody sleeps late Sunday morn- jing. All this on account of the} jnew service schedule of the electric | ght company t de in From Footlights “to Peddling Headlines PARIS, Feb, 4.—M. Guille-Lavinga, known aa “Father Lavinge,” who jdanced from 1865 until a few months ago in the opera house, is now selling newspapers to opera patrons on the street. His tiny pension has proved inadequate, Blinded in Battle, Gets College Degree LONDON, Feb, 4,—Petér 8, Cum: ne, a blinded ex-soldier, has gained a ree at the University of He Was bilnded at the bat tle of Ypre, and spent the last three | years studying in London for the de- The ‘most powerful governor in all China, Chang tso lin, of Man churia, ts an ex-bandit, BOSTON, Mass.—Five persons dead, 13 il! with sleeping sickness, with rifeumattem, | orifice price, 936/ STOCKS AND BONDS | navian American | 421 People's Bank Bldgs | clewtit= | Strange | [Lincoln Steffens Here--Says We're Like Skittish Mare “The people of the United States are afraid to face the truth.” Lincoln Steffens, economist, magn zine writer and diplomatic envoy of the president, who is in Seattle Fri- day upon bis return from two and one-half years study of industrial and economic conditions in Burope As he breakfasted in the Savoy grill Steffens mixed philosophy with his rolls, stirred up @ little history with the sugar in his humor. TELIA STORY ABOUT A SKITTISH MARE “When I was a boy in California,” Steffens said by way of illustration, ‘I had a mare who would shy at every piece of xtray paper lying along the road, Did I attempt to cure her by carefully hiding the paper from her eyesight? “I did not. Instead, I used to lend her past it, a little cloner each time, ‘until finally she became accustomed | to it and her fear was gone. | “It i the mame with the people of this country—my country,” he said. “They persistently shy at the truth.” | Steffens holds some views that are called radical. He says #0 himself, SAYS U. 8. IS RIDING TOWARD REVO 10N “For instance,” he explained, “I am never invited to address college students any more because I teil them that the United States is, by all the signs, riding straight toward |revolution within the next genera- tion, She has yet time to prevent | wuch @ catastrophe, in which she is more fortunate than most of the countries of Europe.” When the world war broke out Steffens w in Europe. He sailed at once to Mexico, there, he explains, to study revolutions at firet hand, because the knowledge would be of fundamental importance later, ‘Then he studied ali the great revo. lutions of history. ALL REVOLUTIONS ALIKE, HE FINDS “And let me any this,” Steffens anid, earnestly; “stripped of all their nide {entes and wensational attributes, all revolutions have been identical | Plot their essential elements, and you have parallel lines. “And, a5 T said before, we are rid- ing toward the sume fall. But we have yet time to gave ourselves If wed will but heed. To illustrate what he means by “facing the truth,” Steffens said: “Russia is more civilized than the United States, for improving the breeds of hogs and jlobeters than we do for the welfare of mothers and children. ELDERS STARVE, BUT CHILDREN HAVE PLENTY “In Russia they look down on ns for this, There, while the mothers and fathers are emaciated and starv- ing, the best of all there is goes to the litte ones, In some parts of the -|country we could buy no butter, sugar or other common luxuries. Come to find out, all such rations went to the school children. The adults get none.” At Crystal Pool Friday night, Stef. Mod 315 fens was to explain conditions and affairs in Russia as he had found a Consultati ate foes. Fi Burke Hid BCHOFF, 21 ° Bids: aa mex. CONSULTA’ A Cases. All courts. ‘Atiorneye—Patent PREDERICK F ent Attorney. American and for- eign patents secured, di and promoted. $06 Bidg., Seattle, Wash. and 609 hington, D. 1. REYNOLDS, M. 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Terms, Queen Anne on Rug Waanta and Art Rie Wil 1" | ERE ae & This sums up the conclusions of | | re | thingy in that gre: In the United States | we epend many times more money | PAGE 19 them thru clone study at first hand ot the every-day things men- tioned in all the dispatches,” he maid, “but some of the little known and ly most interesting and vital t country.” Steffens i personally acquainted | with Lenine, CAFETERIA TO coffees and} interspersed the whole with keen | OPEN SATURDAY |New Meves Restaurant Can Handle 3,000 Daily Meves new cafeteria wi be opened to the public Saturday, tm the Queen City Market, at Fourt® ave. and Pine st, occupying the entire upper floor. A. J. Meves and HR Mevem owners of the palatial restaurant, have spared neither capital nor painstaking efforts to make this jong of the most beautiful eating places in America. A. J, Mevee spent weeks tn etudye ing the cafeterias of the larger cities, assimilating ideas which have been used to good advantage bere ‘The cafeteria i# capable of serv- ling 3,000 people daily, and takes care of 800 ommfortably at one A double service arran: avoids unnecersary delay. A com pleto refrigeration plant has bees | instatied at tremendous cost, The kitchen is equipped with a Lang range, eoup kettle holding 40 gab jons of soup, electric bake — & potate peeling machine that jnerye potatoes enough for 6,000 peo | ple “@aily. Metal shelves have bees |installed, a Hobart machine for mixing eggs, dough, mashing potae tos ete, by electricity. This kitchen is one of the beet Nghted and best ventilated to be found — where, the owners say. Two rooms, called the Blue and the Rose room, will take of small gatherings, 16 to 20 people, who desire to dine privately. ‘The large banquet room hes big windows facing on Fourth ave - ‘3 WOMEN HELD ~. AS SHOPLIFTER' Arrested on Complaint of Everett Store Man At the request of an Everett lof — WICK, LAWRENCE | a je | week ~~~" Razor Blades Sharpened | ing store proprietor, three women, accused of shoplifting, were arrested as they arrived in Seattle on a stage | near the Bverett interurban : | Thursday. ‘They are said to have had. $700 and to have been dressed in | exceedingly costly clothes and jewek — ry. They gave their names as B. EB. Albright, Mrs. N. Newtea Mrs. B. Bratwn. The arrests were made by Sheriff W. W. West of Everett, with the cooperation of attle deputies, The women were re turned to © MAYOR VETOES THEATRE BILL Says Buildings Have Had No Time to Protest ; Mayor Caldwell Friday vetoed council bill No. 31303, requiring the installation of certain fire preven tion devices in theatre buildings. In a communication the mayor declared that owners of buildings affected had not had an opportum ity to be heard om the matter be Bis fore the bill was passed. He stated these interested parties whose “bus iness is vitally affected by the measure” have protested to him He recommends that the corpora- | Gon counsel be asked to draw @ bill “free from legal objection: ~ HEIRS BATTLE FOR PROPERTY. Children of David Hart, pioneer in Auburn, and accumulator of wealth from 450 acres of rich White river lands, were battling Friday in Judge | Bverett Smith's court over the dix bution of his property, Bernice Hart Smith is said to have: obtained half of the 600 shares in the concern known as David Hart, Ine, and to have promised the others if they allowed the estate to be prov bated according to the will she would divide justly with them later. They_ claim she did not keep her promise, $2,000,000 Naval Contracts to Be Let SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 4—Navy contracts involving the expenditure here of $2,000,000 will be let next month, Commander Norman H. Smith announced today. These in- clude a naval warehouse, concrete | hangars and navy air station build- ings. The appropriation bill passed this adds to this amount $2,000,000 for a navy hospital, $1,000,000 for navy training station and other items. Poland Discussing * Defense Measures PARIS, Feb. 4.-——The highest au thorities of Poland today discussed with French military experts meas ures of defense against the bolshe viki, Polish officials said they hoped for a mil#ary alliance to grow out of | the discussions between Presidents Pilsudsky and Millerand, Well, Was He Crazy Disliked Silk Shirt CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—Alfred Gluck, Brooklyn manufagturer, took off his silk shirt at detective headquarters and challenged other prisoners to a game of penochie. Said he could play better tn his union suit,