The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 11

BDAY. MAY 28, 1921. b Seattte Star AND FLA Y PAYMENT with y renter PLAN BARNS Third Ave ROOM oabinet electric Phone Reacon 1983. YPURNISHED APARTM AND FLATS ~RINGLB AND housek eopl nd sleeping roe heat, bath, phone and lights per week and up. Alaskan Apts corner Second ave. and Virginia st, Opposite Moore theatre. 2, 3 ROOMA, uUrr “| as phone and ADVANCR pleasant STATR cones 8050 seeee 180 is 6:00 | « STATE OF TON nth, oF 99.00 year, IN CITY 0.50 Per Insertion advertising, 15 (sta werds WUE Genertioce fer the] Avacr’ Apts Phone Maia ie" cherry ot te advance adver- : Tine pee fenerties | TRUNKS MOVED. MATN 1057 1 ‘ HOU SERRE THE 4302 ROOMS bbe insertions) 39 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ; meats will be/O LEAN, FURNISHED ROOM 11 e’clock each mor: walking distance; Summit car ‘ aftermeos edi-| Home all day Sunday . afternoons, 114 Belmont ave HOUSHERBEPING ROOMS rent, $12. per month, 4270-R ‘dod Séth ave. & of Hinds. Call in mornin 31 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING kooMs LO APTA 9G FIRST AVE, corner Pine} and 2-room apart ments for house wecutan Neht, Neen furnished, rates rea sonable. WANTED er of a farm or ¢ fall delivery. L Olney, 1 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Queen Anne hill Sixth We am Blaine one Queen Anne é evenings. eet Dp ROOMS, ate and business: 1223 Sixth ave IN ROGMS, EVERYTHING 1117 Howell Reacon corner ' Main 0600 HELP WANTED TO HEAR PROM OWN 4 land for sale, Jones, Box 587 5 @Xperience necessary | instructions, etc... in- Arteraft Co, 302} iftalo, N “ ¥. SPARE TIMES papers, maca~ fence unnecessary Press Syndicate, Louis, Mo. S—8,000 IDEAS NE irk paid $10,000 for bought worth! De free Write Producers , a6 puis, Boil + 5 HEPIELD CAS Watch, throw ANO PLATING Pine st. (ONS WANTED LE TCLOBE furnished, real wnap. st PRIVATE FAMILY, LARGE BRD- room, $9 month 623 20th ave. BOARD AND ROOM TRLS FARN- x have a home, it away room Biliott mis ae 14st y, Cherry HOTELS BURKE RESP nd modern, $5 to $5 weekly : OH DINING ROOM | LR virst ave 7 shirt, short hours jag WA. ISCRELA! os Kenwood 1423 be- o WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR Ts DAY walrus teeth (imitation of Room 4, tooth) in‘large quantities, K communicate once with Jo Glock & Co, 40 Broadway, New York City beh ity Goon ards borrisia 4757-R. eee 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SASH_AND DOORS O. PR. WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. & Lock up your sereen nerds fn ad- Our made-to-order window last longer aod look bet- ay HOTE AY WORK. $205 oom 27, Main 5343. WANTED _ WANTED IS to 45 0 become OFFICERS Reet MATING ot ‘Officers are Needed WAGES: pay cash DUMP will made, substantial sereen door, 2 feet & inches by 6 feet 8 inches, with gal- vanized wire, for . SASH FOR CHICK 20 in. wide and 25 in. high. cost PLATE G By i KR Witbenists 38 in. by 10 in. price po in. by 12 im, price cataloguc, OWaliding material oO. WILL bit RS RICES Ans DOWN iy OrricEn re LARIN I NOPPICERS ’ ‘ea 104 Ae earn t Subjects Be aa are. tional | gnipta: en eae tat Stee oct G or which will be fully Good” ma Jues, all u ven vote time between 7 « ee aeiy Main | O18 | tate ) ROUTE CAR- ral trea the te Waldron Ce, 1322 Fourth, Henry tion Department Bid. MANY ODD SizeD RUGS EXPERIENCE ate A 4 lana howe, » = MEE® finery Bia “INCH. ‘double load. dr of "cana RM erally sen aga [ELD T RE-/|v throw it away. Tn s Co., Be IN YOUR” CAR Your auto seat cut fo $1 up. Simpson mont Bridge a3 DEPOSIT wil ASSURE k delivery on a. FF NTON'S, 1612 sth ave NES bales ly a8 a. rom ( made. also terma by Furnit re Dept ELECTRIC ASHER, slightiy used, 108 foe at FIELD & COS Rt ty SRT, a | ame vacuum at Ballard 874, a FURNT- are sold here at Chieago Baan vaidron Co., 1322 Fourth. NG ROOM Pa Je ie rs. illiott 21 NEW PIANOS F Rr 3 ., purchase. Meyer- gra pn Bi _to Ron Marehe fis iF SAM WEHISPIELD CANT RE i watch, throw it away. | Ses" Union. 7 100 CARDS, 6c Concentrated | ber anand add water. De- ve! fy. Popular|DUMP BODY FOR HIG TRUCK, Gicnion, Yartion, so-| yards. Sell very cheap. 123 16th Bmatl packages: carry| ay bh jormous deman: ing $6 to $12 a day.| ire Me workers. Just 8} today. Albert Mi ri Bldg. © inclunati. 6. HANDLE mts for latest # ARPENTERL | or contract Phon PRINTING. RUB- Novelty Print, 1611 HEA Wood IN “TOWN— Geger wood, $3.50 per load. North 37°. = + . Werner USED CLOTHING AND Owl 1217%1 Eltott 3331 sa BARS INS in pianos; 10 day itiom, | —#2!¢ at CLINTON'S, 1612 ath av cee Tory | DRY WOOD, ALL KINDS. SERV te for particulars, | 1 Co.. North 4 ri Co. 217 W. Tilinois | RIV fl HATS $2.66 T0668 int {on WANTED—FURNITURE \ filake Purniture Go. ike. M. 6611 FURNITURE FOR SALE BAL! BEDROOM SUITE, brass bed, chiffonier, dining room u ak (Willie id Mary), leather rocker, vacuum cle genter table, electric range (West- inghouse), gas range and other houneho) 1 Ww. MoGraw 9 | AMERICA ‘i 08 Pike at Large stock oftnew ond used household goods. We buy, sell and exchang@ all kinds of furmiturs. Phone your wants, Will _eall FOUND FOUND PURSE Imnatsly $10 i. Gem 52 mes at, kindly ‘Terrace? EI. YOY er is out of; ¢ money badly. | BTU TO DAY AND| pe Nerd cae Box Co. or) ANT filt- watch. throw. it away. OLD | . Call Bast 7632, | TORE: Call FUR. Fon SALMAT A BAR- © gain ? North 2617. POULTRY T right on car line; EGGS, ‘month: city water it the place to raise and a few chickens to eut livin WW; only $25 jours. See me any day, from 10 a. m. Take Burien car. J and Yesler to Ninth 8. W. imgrove st. . C. BARTELS HING on, pote bens, laxing $1.26, 1407 15th 87 PET STOCK CARLOAD OF HORSES FROM BAST i “Of the mountains. Bingle horses, | well broke, 0 up; team, weight 2,400; one te weight 2.600; good | reasonable Bt asad TME ent; pe BOARDING ‘we board cats and dogs, and also have eats and gogs for’ pale. 317 Wertlake N. Phone Eiflott {AVE STOCK iy ONE THAM GELDING, Axel Mag: co. Main 2146. Bap UPTO A 3 KOOMS, rf monthly, 774% 27th NW. Key x HO MOBTLY FUR Hee IH SALAG 2 amonth £21 Charies th Beattie. weight 4.000 pounds. nuson, Kedmond, Waal KITCHEN | DOURLE | Monday, | fe wadry and | 4 ¥ MARE, |_ 168 Union, next {i 3 i FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS — 2896, | | OVERLAND eo | | ( | EXTRA SPECIAL LOW 7 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS | 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Pre ao ~— 8 SMASHED SENSATIONAL CUT ON USED CARS TO CONFORM TO THE NEW JUNE FIRST PRICES ON NEW CARS Prices EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS igen TUBSDAY THE LAST DAY OF THIS 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY | Overland 4 Tow i 4 Row ALL REDUCED New 1\-ton ¢ gE Pine at 12th OPEN SUNDAY r ured car © the Monday After Uhene a not let the been cut You can buy | Look fore: Flanders . Chalmers Chalmers Oakiand Oldsmobile Cadinac Hudson lan: Auto Dept teal good Remember ¥v, loss 126 Col @ Aero Right al Col OTHE r 4. ruck — WILLYS-OVERLAND COMPAYT AY 1920.5 878 1920 dan, 1920 R US PROPORTIONATELY MONTE Former Pri Price $ a0 ons ore 1,960 CARS chassia $1,225 PACIFIC Phone YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY OPEN MONDAY OPEN TURSDAY (2) days loft to sel) the be we nee of open Bund 4 ates And move out of the bullding prices The price on every aut in half to dau. ry rt model, wi We will w half what it is worth, pare § at $1,800. Liberty 6 sedan, overha: abl * sta ay 2 May 30, Tuesday, May 31. | WE QUIT THE PASSENGER CAR| BUSINESS De mn you bile bas FAST frigh [i sel) $500 USED CAR FOR $250 these cars over and tell did you ever see such values Re jebaker roadster Syl. . roadster pase. 1919 Studebaker Big 6 M 1 Marmon wuring FRANK WATERE Sh & ne at Bellevue UNITED MOTORS £% x © bome withe this is your gain aed oer mh dig raci Tthis care Think of i. refin- and the price is Dort touring dem: of it, almost has nm eu $1,209. ludeweti tearing, 1918. miy must be sold this tnonth dandy hight © These ca so don't wai | MUST “SELL ylinder, Contine 064 ev 30 ro paint. Only 123 16th ave. rat | REMOV. mechanical your ehance Roc r « |feepab le 1 Me Packard light $1,000, only Moving June 1. Just like pew; privately @ f, . trade your old car u> ven MOTORS CO. 1520-22 Suleren Bet. Pike and Pine Be t from owner. WELL S-passepger n Good wheels and cord tires, size 00, ’ isia; baie a aster, im very 1,004. Think of « $250. ome in o OMOnILE —~ ipps-Rooth Six, 1709 KNOWN tor eine; Heat offer takes it 1-PASSEN- condi- id paint; Ly terme. GOOD top, curtains and cash or terms 7; PARSENGEC orthy. AL to Remember, t some cash. MOTORS $2. oO. Gen" 15207 22 Bellevue, Bee Pike oat Fine. SALE OF REO SPEEDWAGONS AND TRUCKS Pvery truck and delivery mast be sold this month, cars have been overhaule own shop, and put condition, with good rubber and good paint hese in our in very best Now is trade your old truck in on @ rebuilt one Remember, we give EASY TERMS Teo Speedwagon chassis . Reo Speedwagon express 900 Speedwagon, covered body 1,000 ton, express body , chanals . Indiana 2-ton chassis | Maxwell 1-ton express . Kissel %-ton chaseia Overland 1,200-pound expreas delivery, worth ¢ about 20 others that the | will surprise you. } Mor to supply have just | delay ‘and | * paid oi UR w NT DC our hat UNITED MOTORS CO, 2D ARS spring orders. = WANTED Customers waiting, and you may we need. lone money? for Int TY MOTOR BALES CO. Why Highest te model car St. OPEN suNDAYS AND EVENINGS 00 | ROOM Slits THE 62) WANTED—AUTOMOBILES CARH POR GOOD napant ant 1160, 4 Pike at ROA Deaeri dress 5 rank Devin, gh, Del 65—A AUTOMOBILES TO EXCHANGER Y LOT POR LATE MODEL fr 608 Huston } MACHINERY WeTRIC yoToR. DRYEL, Ly tellus Price mt or ote Xen #15. 530 to R FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE sTor THE RENT HARIT Visit SUNSET ADDITION, on Ma oolia Bluff, TODAY, ead buy « food lot for your home You wil! never be able to buy land in Be-| | ¢ attle as cheap as you can today LARGE LOTR b6x124 $200 TO $4 TO 140 DOWN PRICES ARH LOW TERMS ARE BASY | Leeated on Magnolia Piuff. only 2 miles from Beoond lke: moar b ad touches addition cellent vie some good } Take Ballard Beach or Fort Lawton oar to Wheeler st. bridges, ask for | bus transfer, and get off at our! office, 28th W. and Carleton way. | Saicamen will meet you em the grounds any afternoon, arden soll. Co HENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg. Main 7124 REAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMN n housa, on Meaere of land everiooking the lake; house is Plastered: dandy fireplace; ground all cleared and planted in clover; aplendid view of the mountains and the surrounding territory; close to car line and 2 coment boulevards: county taxes and no aesoanments A snap for $1,000 $250 down, balance like rent. MM NELSON 210 tg Bidg. Columbia ene Fil ONE OF OUR BARGAINS $3.476-—-5-room bungalow, close in on Beacon hill, all rooms are good | ize; kitchen bas built-in feature and everything neat and handy; full cement dry trays; furnace he piace. Price reduced Figure and oe easy terme for quick RENKY C EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg Main 1124 a * «nat 7 Ti A SACRIFICE SALB Ya-acre, all in berries; 2-reom bow dt 4 chicken house and yard; property ail fenced: the beat of soil: close i lignta Price onty $840; m\i0 down, RP balance very easy. piety $1.8 $500 CASH. $3¢ PER MONTH, for @ 6-room os and large lot. newer, waved street; all aa VUTUTUUSU TSU T UEC UET bew plumbing and interior finish. We have many other good buys at attractive prices m Sun KY WOOLLEN $701 Rainier Ave. Kainier 0091. ‘| FOR FREE LIST OF | Tellable real estate dealers, | just out Seattle Real Ee- | tate Association, 321 Leary | | Bidg. QUBEN ANNE BARGAIN 44,600—Dandy 6-room home, in fine | p> Belghborhood; houl® arrangement very attractive: fireplace; built-in all street im- eis, yard with flowers Terms if desired. 2121 Peurth N, or phone Queen Anne 336. ur CLOs® TN AND CitBAP 6-room house; on corner 20th ave. 8. 3 car lines within 4 short blocks $2,200; $300 cash. 4-room ‘bungalow, Beacon bill, | $2,250; $300 cash. om cottage, near Woodland park, 000; $200 cash. monthly om 718 NEW ° P all YORK PLDG_ e i MUST FAVE MONKY HERE 18 4 BARGAIN FOR YOU Two nice, level lof, each 26 ft itol fit; water paid. Price only $700; worth $1,200. Take 23rd et off at Miller, inquire $100 CARH DOWN—HOUSE PAINT- ed; forniture; nice lawn; 2 lots in Rrden: on automobile ‘road; one lock to Lake Burien war tine. Balance, $960, $15 monthly, includ- MP HOUSE AN BI 5-room house for sale or trade for improved bare ment and furnace, view. $3, 2439. 5- Room “y r® rh) | | very 4 and on Better r, \pahiby, 2200 Market st Bunset Oa11 FINE VALUE 4-room cottage, fine co dy lot 100x140; lot# o Potato patch, | HOME AND 6-room modern hi slow in me: 23rd a tush, * balance 35 ° adison, 0 | CL ike rent, Beacon VER—QUEEN ANNE to us for the beat buys Queen Anne, bul EUR perty. user Ane 12. Bb HOUBE; %- acre in garden; city light and water; close to car, $50 down, $25 per month, See Jim Wilson, White Center, ROOMS; FURNAC orchard; Kain’ 00 home. 9818 Beacon Rainier 0165-W, Will trade. PARTLY FURNISHED house, $1,250; $300 cash, $15 @ month. $980° Waraaw at. A Fourth ave. car to Graham at. ave. ROOM SEATTLE ‘Take 209 Branch $525 Cheap home lot. North Capitol hill EMALT COTTAGE GABH AND LOTS oA lot and cash. 2% Heights, ™ ts wrly pay bi See JOBW HENRY, 2260 15th Ave. W. STAR FOUR HOME SNAPS We have taken back four how Park and are & ing to well them, uncleared terms. _ Bidney Route 3, Beattie. 10 ACRES, LEVEL. GOOd BOTT, ON county Foad, clone in; $700, terme Owne 1022 Third ave, of phone 8O FARM LANDS HIG BALE MT VERNON DisThiCT My first bench landa are f ferries and gene | $25 and $83 per || trmets | H. % PETERS, 726 Third Ave. 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Four-room houre. water and Nght te car; $160 cash, $20 pe Weetern month ineluding interset. Four-room entt corner lot 80x $100 ) cash, $20 per month | cluding Interest. Modern fouir-room coluni. ) 1 nealow; a | acre. 40 4 MBN WANTED We have an opening for 4 men who investment of noth ef town the $550 Lor 4 ‘ommanding ‘and view; one | block fro ria Avenue. Facing taina month. a oe liberal Good security nhed outside of operatio This is & splendid proposition. Investigation will prove } that is claimed. App: ts be reliable and desirabi ind $50 cash and $10 per the mill Faontleroy car No 2 on Viret Avenue to Weat Juneau | Street. Inquire at office on the left hand side next to grocery store. mM 8. Tt £20 SMABOARD BLDG. Q. A. 3377 . ESTATE e Howe M4 Maln Office, California | Avenue. Phone West 165. your mx pr er, north of o university al “Worth anle will take $190; street gry newer, city 8 and Take 23rd ave car to Miller, new house on corner. Phone pitol 2480. CHANCE treection of Bothell and h ery and ol) ste and store. We will give Kennedy KKKKKKKKEKK KK KKKKKKKK KKK KKK for the bways, This he making roe Weowil rent you building suitable for house ¢ for one year ton of purchase. Main 3101 or Elite 36 Golman Dock P-TO-DATB GARAGE AND AL works in Olympia at ‘a b RRAMRAR RAR district, 452100 newers paid: paved stree flac fa vou home lot snap. N wrade, CIRARAKAAKARAARRAAR: looking’ for look me up, 2506 U7 4- OOM HOUSE, FWO Lore: Earege; near ear; close in. $1,500 terma, Call owner, Rainier 660-J, Baten = ‘ $1,360; 936 604 American C1H8E T Pair vi PICTOU Have sold four week. Hay house that must be sold at Price is only $1,650; half HAUBROOK, 432 Bur MAN WANTED Want man who is ble to run truck. ‘ay* secording to i about $226 @ month net required. Bee HUNT, it barke ides theatres 25 month, ‘ ACKER IMPROVED, row in spude: $2,400 ACKE: VINE GARDEN; e4 to. vegetables, fruite goes t-room house and other bulllines: near 36th ave, i W. $150 cash and $15 per month. 85 minutes from downtown. H.C. PE AS. 726 Third Ave WANTED—R®AL ESTATE RED OF PAYING” TAXES ON your yaeant? Let me have a let- Ing. 1 may be out for ik *CPRTERA, 126 Third Ave HUY Five” oR TEN of good berr: nd, | improved ate price ane 4 REAL HARGAT Small grocery store for 3 tiv- ing rooms in connection. Man can work out while woman takes care i) Kast 634 of business ¢ CONCESSIONS “FOR SALE sate butehers’ barbecue and picnic. Apply Room 10 Labor Tempia 20 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPIS ome, ie $500, ba “ATE EFPPPP PVP PPP PEPE A YEW OF MY EXCLUSIVE ern part of th Washington. The owner wants to retire, “and will consider good tagome in Beatth we rey in Seattle eat oF eee nice property for the closest imy SPE, Ba or Ly yard business. 617 the price of 875. “HERE 18 ANOTHER GOOD ONE” pa bee The southwest corner of Sixth Blanchard st, four north of Frederick nis big sto’ ner in ‘Oregnn, he ce ADY AT- EB arre ae Bulte | worth’s, 2 p. UNDER FIRE Mrs TosneVleans Grand jury investigation |has been started in Modesto, Cal, Mrs. following claims that Leonora V. Rousseau, city recorder, and known as| the “winsome widow,” padded payrolls to the extent of some | $2,000. MRS. AUGUSTA DUMMEL, neer Beattie reside the family residen 8. W. pio- 4600 13th ave Funeral services at Butter m. Sunday. MRS. LOUISE LOUNSBURY, 48, wife of Edward Lounsbury, news paper man of San Francisco, died Friday at her residence, 210 Summit | ave. The body is at Manning Under- taking company’s establishment. + Improved processes for extracting oll from soft coal are being devel- oped in England thru two new in- ventions, A 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU LUMP COAL—Delivered In 2-Ton 2 BO, 5O Son —— ANNE 4291 The Seattle Star Attorncys-at-Law 1887. 3 i oserate” feos, TR ot NTED a a Bite, 68 Eset ats UY INTER: — = a P. prebes bentiebicnerrere ent Attorney. American a: v- elgn ees Fond | ‘ed. Ly i) 6 - a Sa tte 01 Fost Mai oa bt ‘echnical Pet iy Ageseee. Simple application, $55. rry Bowen & Co. Aretic Bid, Designing, ef- Seconey mechanical consulting en- ra REYN OLDS, MB, CL ‘NOLDS. Teriabiished | ttl fy years examiner a on Bid. bil Mote oe ANNA BARKS, it arothere py. sc tifle 7’ Mutual Cite Bid. P SUnae re ra Wittcizsea, Bclierd 100 REAL ESTATE LOAN® we WI MONEY TO 7 ; SUED, RALLARD §. i8 & LOAN ASSN. bide Walinrds Ave. 166 LEGAL NOTICES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of Washington in and for 7 0: King County. dor Alaska og In the matter of Insolvency of the Phone Biliott 2749 State Bank of Black Diamond, a cor. Piporation. No, .... Notice to Credi- PPPPPPPPPPPPP PP Pitore 0 ACKES OF LAND; FINE SOIL, | | Notice is hereby given that the un in Latah county, Idaho, near Pull-|dermigned did on the thirteenth day man, Wash. Value of May, A. D., Nineteen Hundred trade for land or lots in Western |TwentyOne, take possession of the Washington. Call or write 804|Dusiness of the State Bunk ot Black _Smith Bide. Diamond, a corporation, for liquida- tion; that all persons having claims Against the said State Bank of Black Diamond are hereby required to pre- sent the same and make legal proof thereof, at the bank's headquarters in Black Diamond, or at 223 White Building, Seattle, Washington, with in ninety (90) days after the date of the first publication of this notice. JOHN P. DUKE, Supervisor of Banking of the State _of Washington. TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN |This is to certify that Harman I Lae made an application to er uto washing shed at 8 Sixth ave, north 15 feet lot No. south 45 feet lot No. 4, block 4 Terry's First Addition. Anyone desiring to protest such oc- cupancy must file such protest at the office of tho Building Depar ment, Room 505 County-City Bldg, prior to June 8, 1921, ACREAGE A SMALL ONE two good lots on 15th No and © . Ta- as part payment ut t fo trade some- thing fo! someining you Ge want nee me. é ANT 8E- lot# in part yment en land in King oe 126 Third Ave, _ LOTS, 60x127 eT "Two lots ama houee will trade for Fort 9056 12th 8. W., Lake Burien car. oR SALE OR TRADE FOR LATR model Ford—t-acre, with small house, 1212 W. Othello st, Lake Rurten © say UITY 6- POR EQ in, 608 room bungalow, close Huston Motel. RES PINE LAND, FOR 1117 Howell St. ACREAGE ACREAGE BARGAIN 200 PER ACRE $50 CASH, $5 PER MONTH and 6 c this side ct close Take a Look at Our Choice Garden Tracts AT RIVERTON On Interurban and State Paved Highway, one mile south of city limits, main highway; interurban is Sent tent od, er. H. A. GOODFELLOW 415 Railway Exchange Bldg. UEARED AND PLOWED acre of best. black soll; city water and lights; ks from achoo! and car ti fare; only 30 minutes quare. $50 down, bi ance $15 a month. Price Come out Be sure and brin. wife, Take Lake Burien car to 16th 8. ad Henderson st. flce open every day and Sunday, R_ MELVIN 58 Kem, “ ret? se SNOHOMISH COUNTY, $800 Ig 2Tigee for land when ou eun buy’ acres of good jand, creek vine thea land, 2 miles ast 0 a Sisco, M-mile to N. railroad. FINE LOCATION FOR A GREEN HOUSE AND / NURSERY TRACTS FROM $175 UP $2.6 40 per month, inc luding phd "hone Kast 1784 AKK—b-room MODERN; nice garden; berrh store room. $2,000; eany Sidney 746 2-HOOM TOU! NICH lot; paved street; on Ballard Beach car line; reasonable, 2830 W. 69th at. Sunset 4771, y / terma FOR BAT yu About 1-3 upland, balance alder bot- ‘Full Acres from $800 up Agee 10% .Down 19 ACRUOS, $ the very best of soil; will ean be pro- lies with from Dea $100, bal- uit. Main 372, tom; row anything that juced in this country; entle slope; mile loines high line road; ance mont! NY, Payments ¥. IGHT, Own 12 Howe Bullding. OPPORTUNITY STARWANTADS FiEnRE Hd Ba, Main $760. 1313- 14 Hoge Nid. Patents, Trademarks Auto HAVE YOUR AUTO REPATR WORK done by expert mechanic. Mate $1 r hour. Auto repair shop, 513 mny way, half block from Firth and Denny way. Certified Public Accountants XS HANSEN & CO, Lea! Bide. r, jours, 1: Nai TENNINGS” & JE = ates of Parner nee nay Bide Main 7277. che of ie vite ie Neiman es alue. $07 Third ave. ne 3 ew REMODELING. Estimates free. North 4613 BUILDING” AND ~ Roots repaired University Building Co., Dane Private leaso A Lb wOTORS, APPLIANCES, WI P. J. Givnan Electric Co, 541 pret 8. leMott 6028 _ K CO, 1120 First ave 8. Biliowt 3291. Metaphysician COUNT! VESLY ace clan)—Teaches an: ed humanity. vis Epler Bldg. te Lean ~~ MONEY TO LOA On jemonrs and dowslrz. on most socteTY | rot REMEDIAL 1 LOANS Building ei eae toe ONY. TO LOAN—WR I MOUNT ON DIAMONDS watenen and jewelry; eter dd Mi Beattle's Oldest it Bro! AMBRICAN SEW RY "Soe $21 ttcond Ave. Established 1889. LOANS ON A LES v Retain and drive your car, Sargent, 509 Central Bid. EU. Menuments ie ) MARBL itt ® GRAN- d Virginia, Estab- UND te Co. Ist ani in and 0; t ished 1974. own junds, Fraser-Paterson Ga Physicia DEF. N. FREER Pygloian and Chroyic Diseases. Plane tu 1 5 canting “now only $3.00." Re- ¢ ohn Strom. Main 7 Paychologist MME, Tih, NOTHD WOMANOLO- gist, monits universal recognition. clentific analysis of head, face and hand is feat? pave with ap- lied practical per Oey. Kazor Blaaes Jaight Bldg. 4252. ened ‘utlery, 1407 4th ave Sani ithe ANIPRACTORS Dr. Welfare treats eyesight, heart body. No operations, 207 Epler Bid. Hite BNPERT Ve ; RES paired. prompt Winlay, 1615 Third ‘ave | veterans ended Saturday. | get lined up t, died Friday at| PAGE 2 JOBS GIVEN TO 216 VETERANS But Majority of Them Are Temporary The first two weeks of The Sta American Legion campaign to end unemployment among world war During this perlod 216 Jobless service men were given work, and 205 applications were received for positions Thus there more calls were fifled than were men regintered. The answer ix that the majority of jobs were but temporary. There are at the present time in the neighborhood of 150 cardy of jobless veterans on file in the adjutant’s office of Rain- ler Noble post, Fully 60 per cent of this number are men with families to support. All of them want to ermanently. But they are mighty to get any sort of work in the meantime, The Star-American Legion employ- ment service, which is conducted in the office of Adjutant Lindley, Rain: ler Noble post, in the basement of the Stuart building, Fourth and University, is the only service of the kind for veterans in the state. Miss Laura C. Curwell, assistant to the adjutant, is in active charge jof the work. She is aanivted by Mra. George BE. Muff, who is donating her time, and by one of the jobless vet- erans. But the employment work ta rapidly swamping the office, and much of the regular post work has had to be neglected, Efforts have » to secure additional aid from the veterans’ welfare commis- sion and the city, but both have | fatled. “We have a man picked out for the work,” Adjutant Lindley said Satur- day. “But we have no funds avail- able to pay him. It is work that re ~ | quires special fitness and training. If we had some way of raising a few hundred dollars we could put this man on, turn the whole work over to him, and rapidly clean up the sit- uation. Within three or four months at the longest.” It was reported to Lindley that at | least one Seattle man has discharged “” his Japanese chauffeur and replaced him with an exservice man, after |reading the figures printed in The Star last Tuesday. Here are 20 more heroes. Hire — one! * Henry Hurd, 620 ¥- Tist st, Ken wood 2111, laborer. Ernest Ayres, 1336 Franklin 970, Capitol 3643, clerk, bookkeeper. Philip C. Hazard, ¥. M.C. A., Main 5208, civil engineer, salesman. H. D. Riggs, 3501 King st, Q@ A \3771, private chauffeur, truck driv- jer, gents’ furnishings salesman. 8. J. Sether, 615% Fourth ave, | Main 7804, laborer. Glenn J. Kennedy, 617 N. 74th st. storage battery repairman, auto elew |trician's helper. J. M. Casey, barber, anything. 5 Robert L. Mullally, 401% 23rd ave. ~~ 8., Beacon 274, auto driver, laborer. Henry Buford, 1112 Washington | st, laborer. 3 G. E. Achors, box $444, Renton, * anything (12 years regular army). Arthur E. Swansoa, Elliott jou tara, © laborer or helper. John Duncan King, 6731 19th il N. W. marine freight clerk, any clerical work, ee John H. Hart, 911 Seneca st., Ford fo truck driver, laborer. 4 Albert W. Hawser, 512 22nd ave. ~ 8. Beacon 2965, auto mechanic, © chauffeur. Hale Anderson, 1636 N. 63rd st, North 2024, tire repairman, fireman. ~~ B. M. Dittrich, 2102 California ave, West 156J, blacksmith or helper. Horkce R. Hamon, Kennydale, Wash., roller engineer, farmer. L Briggs, 1608 38th ave. Ny East 4640, salesman, electrician, mu- sician, truck driver. B. H. Prummer, Del Roy apts., Q. ‘A. 498, waiter or fry cook, construc: tion work. Alfred M. Steen, 1449 23rd ave. W., construction worker. % sere |CHRU LOBBY IN B. V. D'S Thus Canters “Frenchy” Gillette After Fight — Dashing down into the lobby of the Hotel New St. James, in his B, lV. D's, “Frenchy” Gillette, said to be in the employ of the police dry quad, overtook and captured James Little, who had attacked him a few minutes before in his room, Satur day. Little was booked on an open jcharge at the police station. According to police Saturday, iatael bah eoukte ith GMO br a seized liquor shipment. He went |to Gillette's room ostensibly for the purpose of settling the quarrel In the melee that followed Little was _ vanquished and be made a dash for freedom, Gillette on his heels, In the crowded lobby of the hotel, © Little was captured by Gillette. ‘That robbery was not the cause of | Little's visit was evidenced by the fact that more than $3,450 in bills was lying undisturbed on the bed thruout the conflict, GIVES TOKEN FOR A POPPY © Little Girl Parts With All She Has; Walks Home The 35,000 red poppies that re mained to be sold Saturday to raise funds for decorating the gPaves of veterans were going with a rush, Fiverybody was buying them, A small girl approached the stand in the Central building. “will you give me a poppy for this?” she asked, timidly, holding forth a street car token. “I have just come from visiting my mother in the hospital,” she explained, “and I haven't any money, But if you'll take this I'll walk home.” She received her poppy. A lad of 10 offered four pennies— all the money he had—for a poppy at another stand. “My brother was. killed in the war,” he said. “My daddy is out of work, but we can spare these, I 1317 Seventh ave, guess.” Yes, everybody was buving poppies © Saturday,