The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 23

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 The Seattle Star ; Fablished Dally ar WOT Seventh Ave. Seattle, Washington, p Pebecription, Katee +. 80.00 ae 00 ty | Prive Oe th, oF $9.00 year, p Pete tS POC LIER IN CEPY | OB per month veges 080 5 Rare on or tt advertinements wilt be! = tem Pye | cach morn-— regular afterneon Retire ihe largest mudience jerthweat. « the Northwest Reads The Star’s ‘ant Ads TELEPHONE OPERATORS Awith previous = experience wanted, Apply at Training beneot The Pacific Tele~ phone & Telegraph Com- pany, 1116 Fourth ave. be~ | tween Seneca and Spring ets. ole Mans 50 KNOW YOU CAN tl in towrt fF CoOkIAE, att in 1 cleat jeather= has Ce rated con- required. Olym- e Co, Olympia, ing and recall WoW. apo at throw it away- § SITUATIONS a axes Jerse | E ve good er ee ace” Pass PRION 4 AL ee UMBIX genere| contract of plaster- Brick work of all kinds, co- work wd Ret best of small ge CALBO Ca ND: 70 reward. HOUSES ‘CASH LANCE $1 sa re Heth rooms, with uf st ritchen, mall compinte: newly thruout; i Nese ith ss chicken ; only 26 roinutes from ‘enler, to Rinth OOM FURNISHED ‘on Faunticroy beach. West aun price $165. Phone TAGE: LARGE TARY; 4 close toc os Sunset 489: tn “KN. sta ia con x mo Fo rent —— le. West tha, in, fine Phone ition; tle S-roomn ah tie rent re NT—TWO HOUSES, 3 AND ore, cheap, with garden, Bea- RNISHED AP. AND FLATS = FHREE LARGE, CLEAN " store room and 2 ia » 524 Fourth wg aged East 6352. DWAY DISTRICT — 4 fla modern; clow walking distaner to month. NT—5-ROOM L in. Phone Sunnet 4724 7 | RTME and Wines er. Audience in| — ed Wit FURNISHED APARTMENTS (61 FOR SA eA OBILES AND FLATS . : PAIGS# John, 31 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS LARGER FRONT ROOM. ALSO 2 rooma, close in, 1105 Fitth ave. BOARD AND ROOM WILL” BOARD ONE OR TWO} shoot children reaxonable, Phone Kenwood 4: Walia Sotmanis x Widow His OOM AND BOARD for 6 gentlemen, $35 month; no other roomers. $07 BE. Howell, ‘AG! er BOT BAI = ROOM” FURNISH cott Fauntleroy beach, Weat! Beatt i ull price $165 one Bonet asa PHONE DACKARD S-pans. with electric heh and starter; cord tires, Dare brand new; one-man + top for only s+ BARGAINS BUICK, late model; new paint; good tires, and Al condition , $950 PAIGH Light 6 wire wheels; go paint: leath: spotlight wings 5. OVERLAND liebte and factory paint; S-paas.; electric starter; original wood tires..... ANTE! z ve poultr: lands & Bo Phone Stain QUANTITY OF tite or phone RB Thott? AND MANY MORE oO. B- WILLIAMS” vA Bey Aye. & The m ation i rt Le ~7 f vo im building imapertant wae ris they are got = doors are put together eet by & feet doors ngiced at $7.00 Same door with giady at a amall We bave over a doxen sizes of sash on hand suitable Cor garages. See us for doa windows for any kind of ms Orit oh WitAMe Company It : GREAT WESTERN MOTOR CO. tne INC. \ | Broadway and Union, Bast 0744. ee FRANK WATERHOUSE 711 BE, PIND ST. shipload be A wd hudba | ndry trays, ne ‘materiais | basing. 1919 Lexington sport . t anks, eto, at seyelt ioe ‘ne + daa ff m3 Oldsmobile Limited ..4.- ave: 1918 Kissel touring 1920 Pilot coupe 6 .. 1918 Studebaker touring ....- + 1,250 Boo 600 RTARL Fi is houses, Nt ma tie, tied eaheks. tol to mi with Yeath Bood as, Phone, Eiticte’ oT0T ‘uring hou ~REF- a i 4 AUTO RAP 4 ie, U, B. Gov Beheol diploma. 61 COLUMBIA AFONOLA: rfection oll stove a, t table, Sunset “GET YOUR WOOD va bow gy A millwood, ‘Yeas load _livered, double load. Main LIBERAL TRADES AND TERMS ACCEPTED A BIG DISCOUNT OF CASH FRANK WATERHOUSE CO. 711 KB. PINE 8ST. SATURDAY SPECIALS YOUR CAR AS FIRST PAYMENT, LS * 5.00 334 BALANCE EASY TR et delivery. per West NEW WEiANOS FOR RENT. won —espeaaeal oe tn. HAMILTON MAHOGANY * PIANO and Victrola cheap. 2001 Second jit sam 11918 CHALMERS “e" beret $850 |1818 STUDEBAKER ™ 70 te del $6-B WILLYS “6" 7 pass. 700 iB CARS HA THAULED AND ny WILL HE SOLD 0! TRIAL RPAINTED, AND THREE DAYS OLSEN-WARREN MOTOR CO. NG AND | ROOM, Ri kitchen furniture for fae. Also pian R., at poke and sewing Doria at, George- tant tur node Istand chicken: pul- Cae es TO FARMERS AND OTHERS: SiiTP your poultry to us, bd shipment Shy tas ‘ENGDAML ‘ on iste front preferred. Walker, court 2th 8. MACHINERY pf per meer ——| ESE Ge Be jorok Db P Beet og Loe. 73 FOR SALE—REAL 75 FOR SALM—REAL ESTATE _ gt tights Stree core "Ser a ara a ROSE cee weal Rabbit- 1 Sete. ‘room vlone $1,500, with Fi dreeda, chen cane . 122 W. vd. ier wel and in erate igen fmt aH Saxwelt tourine var HY wel mm itt pete ‘ Whine etna ui Cleveland to Oldsmobile aris ouring eee fod 650 Cnneee, ement: ts tered mice, bath oom nos eet Li My ‘ordi blocks» Cs oe in. po ag one Rainier 3P-TO-DATE 6-ROOM i BUNGALOW or Fi Ne one er ts ins. ore “built et Sue nt tat eee lesen on ment rue close schools eee ce Biliott 1335. You take no chance. These are extra good cars at the price, and we can recom- mend them to you. HA quan ans 2 nove A SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY 1424 lith Ave. m mod e; full base- na) an’ 16th 1,000 cash, oye Tirep! rk Meas rice Healey c¢ orem D EORNOR Hott 4507, REBUILT CHANDLERS SATISVY 3008 W. T-room house, semi- motera 100; fruit trees, berrie: street car; cement sidewalk. Price 1.6605 3360 down, $15 per month, including 6% interest. Sunset 2919. ee ra ba VIEW LAND ‘The reputation of this house is be: Fe OES MAGE, SOIL 18 hind, them. ytbing js re: one URTH newéd. Why take # chance? LEA PRICE i NO GUESS WORK THOROLY REBUILT SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES CO.|" lth Ave. and E Pike st. 14 Boston St. -ROOM BUNGALOW; fast nook; basement; 2 fine view. $2,160 GUST STENBER | 4117 Arcade Bide, Pa? LOT’ ROOM arden #0 hed ; fucks from car line. Worth while to look at this property. Very rea- sonable. Phone Sidney 0945. ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, 61 corner lot, Price $2,200; termi Lens for cash. Good location; near Brags and high eine er, 7569 FOR SAL Mi 2 ture, on ‘Queen Anne, $250; income $45 and 2 rooma for welt; tent $22. Chandlers—Wholesale and Retail for will repair 1 for you, hare you no inte storage. 1} Pees Mods ‘intr aver hace NEW FORDs | “CAN BE BOUGHT ON small payment, balance month “payment 6% interest, at ‘entra ene, ” uthor' ford ber ag or Broadway and Pike. 0 iz % PASSENGER TOURING ram 10,000 mi just out of pa shop and overhauled, $975. for 4 Terms. Owner, Main Iss. rg orth 1022, LIGHT FOUR DUICK TOURING AT sacrifice. New top, tires and md ‘Terms. Henry Mossbach, 616 KE. up, A an, eatre. New wer | free; no ng walkin I "Binsoue M408 | Hi iP. i be id on modest purses, | 1GAT AND pee rth shear par ae $3 st ave. EVERY TAING ae kh Jose in . weel elo E Madiion at. if ROO heat Tis, din 00, Call 1718 12th 8. “ROOMB; Li ND free. Phone Gartieid 3866-| MAPAWT- OVERLAND: ¢ Pike st. Kast 2651, th i920 DODGE TOU RING, “iW EXCEL- lent shape, all ready for the road. 1920 Ford sedan, 1631 Bi lari HUICK TOURING CA ; excellent conditior ih. Phone Rainier 054 i326 FORD ROADSTER, A | one, $496; terme. spenuil & (tne BY i a Tek esth, feorner Meri \@MALL SG LIGHT CARS. AT TOW PRICES ARD | down, ‘ae Langit Mossbach, 618! a J {5-1 Soon: RN BURGALOW; CONDITION; | acre, \moroved $100 cash. Fit nel starter, $150, $26 Hott 245. ut down. Othe, _ |BALLARD — NW BUNGALOW; FOUD ROADSTER, LIKG” NEW.) modern; rent terms, Phone own Capitol 3776. er, Sunset 1417, 110 Union # oo FOR BALE, BY OWNER. sity district; paved street; all in first’ class condition. jon call North 1263. “ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW tinobwtrugtibte view. $3,600; Fourth av 6 rooms, For is TAL goa oe Pig TH, new tires ©, |1919 National touring «..+..-+ 1.600 } ELL. 452, 1109 PINE ST, AT BOREN |/ EATTLE % FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE reasonable $150 © YOU possonsion, balance n't fall to see this genu RITT RBALTY CO. New York llk WOODLAND PARK BUNGALOW New, nifty and thoroly modern bun- alow of 6 mi and large atte, woated on splendid view lot ad- ining park; large rooma, living Toom 24 feet long: beautiful ted old ivory finish, oak every convenience: able terms, North 4212 “ROOM MODE near Meridian car, itehen, full ph BUNGALOW, k floors, cab bing, cement bi CCAN USE MOR LIVTINGS OF b-reom Nard homes imm ately. Pie call, A pel M, DAHLBY t Bt. Sunset 0311, ACREAGE LITTLE FARMS REE AND 1-ACRIE TRACTS } Just outside the elty limits; on ear line; on cement boulevard; } practically city conveniences, with only county taxes, and no elty restrictions, THE BEST OF BOIL AND LOCATION W-ACRE TRACTS ONLY af*** $20 DOWN, $10 MONT: 1-ACRE TRACTS ONLY ig $10 DOWN, $12.50 MONTH WHAT YO PAY WHEN YOU CAN CAN YOU UBAT THESE PRICES? | CAN YOU BRAT Th Bh TERMS? down to rock bottom. Buy « load of lumber, « ham- mer and a saw and & keg of sand get some friend with @ strong arm, and in 24 hours you wit be living under your own roof and upon your own land, that will in reality make you a living if under proper cultivation. Wy. °88, po rr You TRY? located right at the Lae Burien. ts one of | growing suburbs ity, The beauty of the lake and the propert rrounding jt is Uneurpases To the man of small means and to the man who wishes to no better an oppor: | Lumber | Burien Cit | lake, at invest. to him. Homes large and » are now jn construction by peore, You he but to property and its develo; ont, and you will like it OF PRACTICALLY 300 4cems SURROUNDING | 4 THE ih i POLD Aut ABOU T 20 ACKER, NOW ON THE MARK COME TODAY, COME TOMOR- | { ROW Oh SUNDAY pot Ger STARTED NOW OUR AU PTOMORL and aT nM. 210 Hinck tn: | t4 and Columbia. VicToRY HEIGHTS bis ge by Vietory way and Sheri- road, state and count high: a, and within mile a a ba’ of the city limite. Offers beautiful view elusive country home tich soll for berry, fruit and mp den culture; ideal lovations for poultry rain Terms $50 down and $10 a month WATER PIPED TO EVERY TRACT Mi prices Cee Lavig * aan jon in Rho > Our Btitewe ont property 2 blocks west Hi “if you lime "to ace hte" omer can be ing the Bropert He by phon: GOODWIN ane i ed CO., Ine, owoers) Main 4357. 312 Leary Bide ONE-HALF PRICE ADJOINING ALDERWOOD MANOR cl TO R LAKE AND $1 ch , between ly to stage ceand interur- ban bervice. No tand to be had clone to this property for less t twice or three times what we t iL for ber- and gen Y a is an Unusual oO) Reis met 5 acres of ox i hin location at su UND FARMS CO. *PUaer ooh Third Ave. C, ty $100 DOWN, AND D BALA? th. Large house, Jand | $0x273 feet, all A tots of berries and — Just the place for a nic! in, one car fa and have an income Near new $300,000 ded; sid Burien car to Henderson at id si 2 MILES For SAL 20 ACI RES, 15 acres rich west of Longbranch bottom land. n iy. easy county road, an from iemile, from, water: io heig ulck gale Pai take t ie Per adres $300 cash bala: Owner will take four tm good condition nt. ighneon. AR AERIS abl Every. thot of plage thoroly cleared in shape for cultivation, Fine fearing orshard of trees, al a number of young tree: and cross-fence food soit: slight’ ng excellent county roa block from station, driving tance for anyone employed 4 4 OG BLACK SOIL black om 1 1 or stum) fot" ashed Tract fret payme THE DOL 1014 Third Ave. 4 ROOMS; %-ACGKE lagtered and finished. A ere in ACT 20 acres of rock, co, Main 3580. 2 rooms nice little home, arden, rear part in timber: water; cod ‘tre: 200 cash, #15 ird Ave. telephone sidewalls, 65 per month, _H. C. FESERA, 78 5 ACRES RICH, LEVEL, PARTLY cleared land,’ under irrigation. Just the thing for loganberries, One mile from de 4 at Carlabor; wi She vane term: Ad- Miller, keaim, “Wash. 5 ACRES 50; $50 Down. Level be A M4 school, mill and dome wood. b} DIBLE eth New York’ Blk. TRRUGATED RB ; 20 ACRIS, improved, all under ‘water, on Co- lumbia Fiver, near $3,000; terms, D-R8, Star, NWARLY ONE” ACR, ON Moines road. Valuable ¢ ranch. Cash or terms, Be Dos jeken 3 & STAR ” ACKEA NICELY PURNIAITED COUNTRY HOM GOOD HOUSI em IN Bedroom and dining room set orth, Morris ehair, sewing i renavnable ents to ma tr Wiswell, Ruitding. TWO ACRES, SPRING WA Two were fine al pring on property balance at 501 Mutual Lif phone seman; RM AL CHICKEN sgt OOTe bE city te Good Kara amal 00d « ¥ $3,000, on your MORSE CO., Elliott 4ea5 DANDY RANCH ee Near paved hi north of city: 6 = rich with rumning cleared: real ¢ and outbulld- locations like this are scare Price only $3,000. HERMAN SCHROEDER ae White nildg. arin RARGAIN Dandy S-acre ranch; best of soll; aome tay bottom o room house. HERMAN SCHROEDER S12-14 White Bide. MUST TN BOLD, “THs FINE acres, first class woil, fine view of ber enough to mits enou a t price only $400) termes F100 ‘cash FARM LANDS alance @any. BIG LAN wy, By acres nearly 8 Get in ba yin Eeagi ty bu: as joining big. fa fore, ieee * Sood Pd waters sions to Purichs, W36Third Ave. 7 “Ol SALE—WATEKFRONT PROPERTY WATERFRONT oe NX Almost 19 neres, excellent soll, nice beach, about 2 hours from Beattie, gig. Poulabo, $600, one- third cash. yment Shari Bomers Con Alaska Did mie 200 Tuppe 110 Texas ‘Sug 333 orwell ties 214 Union te STOCKS OFFERED Victory Kubber . peeves 1 Pm Telephone, 1,000 Centana Petroleum... 0 Am, Workers Oil oper 1,000 Rwastike OU . ba rka Drittin: r. Da Coal, “Main 5999 p SHARES “DAVIS cheap. 1-81, Star. 118 Charty Bt Rn RAL Co. stock, tn a “i GROCERY SPECIAL. doing an average + week, with vind ine a very low figure, en here for ra and Wants to quit, so will sell lease building term of years %: sell it on very . Full parveulars at 304 Green Bidg., Fourth and Pike. iroee of $1 room. tures a 00; on railroad switch; rucka, toola, ete. Wins sell on easy terms exchan, for cit property. ean or write for full details. J. D. HARRIGAN, 206 Haller Bldg. IN BOSITION TO GIVE YOU THE best buy. 7 roome of furniture, in a strictly modern 10-room corner house, with garage. Beautiful for- See owner for special 1216 University st. MOVING PICTURE HOUSE wing to other business interests, wil sacrifice beautiful houre, on good fall and winter business snap. Call owner, Main 5647. $250 CASH — oing restaurant in take complete ures: every dollar Main INE MERCHANDISE BUSIN for sale or exchange for good . Elliott 245 HE 3} Bathin, "ie 5 conta to every- ry PERSONAL REAL GOOD BHAMPOO” WITH pure Boccabelll casttle soap, 3bc. Face massage with choice of four kinds of glectrioity, 500, Manicurin, ; Marcel waving, 35e. 146 complete Modern equip- ment. THE iy ia mine” or ith Floor Tatt Bid. ae A mt) 0" THE ge ent astion of Nellie Dunn. vould be thankfully received by Mrs, John Dunn, i Second a. ave, Marshalltow CUR YOURS! ZONE THER: ressure) expla apy (nerve and taught. Professor James, aie hours, 1 to 5, e. Office TPRACTIC disorders, 7 Epler Bid, MRS.” FRANCIS “TAB RETURNED, Located 1114 Seventh ave. Phone pe SS R BOB Oo TRILHY, © co! TO THE Ynyrerey and get your clothes. Walt. Hon OF FLAY, CALL EAST a7 nd | our clothes. Wa figRaie —Mra. A. Willeiksen, ~ nnn 1257 PSYCHOLOGIST 98-A KNOW THYSELF rat eee. Hav oatmn en cational txper wn, Th Haight ‘nag. ‘Office, 262. RB 8. Chronic 0" A WHOM T This is to certify that 8. V. Riley has made an application to erect & public garage at 43rd and 1. Madison st, lote 15 and vr of "Seattle, King Con ‘ash. Kennewick. banyone desiring to protest auch oc- eat at cupancy must files part~ the office of the Bu ment, Rog 605 cough i prior to September 921, ch pr j ended, sunconscious when found, < sane in a fnctory where he was em- 5 Bi Hungry Children More Than Double LONDON, Aug, 26.—The official report of the education committee | shows that during two weeks just} and 29,542 school chil dren were supplied with meals, In rren| paling w sof jast year the totals were 12,918 and 12 5 29.796 Lived 18 Days on Three Sandwiches LONDON, Aug. 26—Kdward © Crump, a stock broker, was lost 18 days in a wild section of the Lake dintrict, During this time his only | food was three sandwiches, He wan but phyat clana say he will recover Seven British Officers Wed German Women LONDON, Aug. 26.—According to war office records, seven officers of the British army on the Rhine have married German ween. In response to official inquiries, the government states that it is powerless to prevent such marriages. They Accommodate Thirsty Americans | LONDON, Aug. 26.--Desire to get more trade from thirsty Americans in sald to have been responsible for the agitation which resulted in ex tending until 12:30 a. m. the time in Se Pavor way pe mseres. in vee taurante, Conscience Fund Is Swelled in England LONDON, Aug, 26.—The chancel-! i eo) lor of the exchequer reports that In sending station. the last six months the receipts of jtor and a telephone condenser, The PAGE 23 LOVE-PATTER ON PARASOL SAN FRANCISCO—Not as a rain shield, but to catch the invisible | trickle of wireless waves, has Miss Julia Battenberg raised her unique par- The picture shows her listening in on conversation from a distant In the book she holds are tiny wire colle, a crystal deter steel ribs of the parasol form thé the government's “conscience fund" | ontennae, connected by fine wire to the detector. A ground wire is at- have broken all records. the contributors were war profiteers, Minister, Insane, ate " predicts brian Battenbers: Perhap* tached to Mins Battenberg’s shoe, making the proper connection. |instrument in “tuned” by opening or closing the book to the proper wave The “Girls will soon be catching love-messages from their fellows by wireless Murders Five M BRUSSELS, Aur. 2%. — Jan! Borque, a Flemish minister, went in ployed during vacation and threw five of hig fellow workers into the machinery, Ali were killed, He Knows How to Draw the + Maat LONDON, Aug. 26.—M. Kyasin, the bolsheviet envoy, bas set up a display of Russian products in tho} BY WANDA VON KETTLER windows of a store beneath his head-| Skirts, after all, aren't going to quarters. A bottle of champagne oc- |flop around the ankles in Seattle. cuples the the plage of honor, They're going to be “moderate and eK modest—about 10 inches from the Twenty-Three Men _ ferouna” Dre@emake 4 Fall 300 Feet; Live jwien't vies Thursdey atternoon | SHEFFIELD, England, Aug. 26.-—|told me ro, A pit cage containing 23 men dropped|_ 1 went first to Mrs. Grace 200 feet in Tinsley Park colliery, but | Menzies, proprietor of the Jack pean | ly five suffered serious injury. The |Jill shop, and asked her what she cage was bringing up the last of the /prophesized for Seattle winter workers when it fell, lengthe. “Skirts aren't going to be terribly Snake Killer Has long.” she said. “Westerners won't Piled Up Record stand for that. But they're going to PARIS, Aug. 26.—Francois Janni- drop an inch or two and be, I think, nine or 10 inches from the ground. ard, champion snake-killer of France, after a new record this year, He Really genteel people,” she said, “are asking even now that their has killed 550 adders in 15 days, Dur- Ing his ten years of this work he has | CHANGE SLIGHT, ed BAYS. AIEGEL,. skirts be made a wee bit longer.” killed 21, 8. G, Siegel of the’ Exclusive . Ladies’ Tailor sh be! it Traveling Saloons, ee oe I Cc 2 only a slight noticeable change will s Vurzon s Charge be made in the length of skirts in LONDON, Aug. %6.—The home de- ee ee ee ek ee is “They'll be just a little longer,” investigating formal |ne said: “only just a little, but they'll charges by Viscount Curzon that liq- aa fuller and much more flaring. uor of all kinds iy being extensively | «4 report from the Bast,” he con- sold from motor lorries on English |iinued, “about long skirts, is affect: ronde, ing half the ladies one way and half ee . the other, Those under 85 want the Missionaries Semi- skirts left short. Those over 35 are Officially Eaten? glad they're coming down.” Up in the Yale Specialty shop my LONDON, Aus. 26.—Three Eng. {question about lengths started a gen- lish missionaries have been eaten by|the discussion between Mrs. May starving Chinese, according to semi-/Roe and Mrs. Agnes Perry, the two oe advices from Hongkong. proprietors of the establishment. REAL ESTATE ves mase for farm and acreage logag Ss Ta MMTG. CO. fon rd The Seattle Star DIRECTORY a aa oA i Kata’ free, Main 7308, tn Patent At FREDERICK P. GOR FRE ent eo 4 Fm a and “or- I ity ttle, Wi and ved i887. ANI onsul Burke ‘i ic. Columbla River.—{By mail--delayed.) —The weather is so blazing in this country that we crossed the prairie for 50 miles with a dead magneto. Spark plugs are unnecessary here |The gas vapor hits the cylinder walls and explodes like the ZR-2. The wife us frying eggs on top of the hood as |X massacre this Corona. ie 1 am oozing away fast. Ten miles marks [Out of Yakima we had to stop every half hour to bail dut the flivver, If tourists in this country were all fat men like myself, they wouldn't have to irrigate the land by artificial means. upin, Bor re iid. ace eri NAPE ete i: aT OR RETURNER GHIROPRKC- 210-13 Haigh’ 24-Pin ra, 10-5, Eve. dates. M. 364! cles of quince THE TA! Third aye. ape io SOTGRS aniinic co, Sin 8B. Bitiott The Boss of this ship has invented a way to pass all the cars on the road, She rigged up one of those raucous truck klaxons on the Ford. Now, when we sneak up behind a Pierce-Arrow and sound the horn, we are given the respect generally accorded a five-ton truck full of dynamite. ee The first thing that strikes one on hitting the sagebrush country is the N—WE unfailing courtesy of the merchants. 1 cet 3 en araS They are as friendly as lodge broth. ent ere, | They ask after the children's ANY 2 health, inquire into the conditions of ANS ar 107 sapeenee tugs, the flivver, give information concern- ogee our ca Sai nt, ine the roads ahead and borrow cig- entral Bldg. Eliott 618 arets like an old friend. No fuss Menumenta and feathers for them, It doesn’t jGET SOUND MARBLE & GRAN |make any difference if you look like set ist and ndciamnd tab: Armenian refuge they insist on With ; Aas ‘and Op int treating you like a rich and aged JW. wdmunds, Fraser-Paterson Co icine, owen RAWUMATISM, BCTA’ Our treatment gives BY: lef, One week's trial treatment. gpen. evenin, References, cor and. Braden, 806 ard t 06 ¥ oF puien MORPHING HABIT. CU CuRgD. No Deine or craving No morphine or substitutes used. Razor Sharper Spanwenbers. Cutlery. 140 js * Piano Tuntug BEROM, piano rebgiring. + refinl hi 3. Main 7 4 ‘orrect tuning, 345, Hott 0629. Vv we rel a uncle, Automobile tourists are queer crit- ‘ters. They carry everything on their © cars but the crayon portrait of Grandfather Henry. Crossing the mountains we saw one outfit that had two canary birdy slung to the starboard running board, | The novice in flivvering starts out spick and span as a new set of false teeth. He has spent a month's sal- jary at a sporting goods shop, His — ‘eamping outfit is 100 per cent per- fect. It won't work, of course, but he doesn't know that, As he passes other flivverites he ave. 4th ave | ww <@/Home Brew, Sr., on Camping Trip, Not Yet Dead i in Big Heat Short Skirts Longer But Not Too Long,Is Prediction in City “Skirts in Seattle,’ Roe, “run anywhere seen al nog to 16 inches from the ground. This winter they'll average nine or 10 inches, but they certainly won't be any shorter than that.” EVOLUTION MAY BE SLOW “It's just as I read the other day,” put in Mrs. Perry, “when you see & wom with her skirts seven or | eight inches from the ground you wonder whether she's five years be- hind times or one year ahead, Skirts will be considerably longer, but we won't realize the change’to any great extent in Seattle for several months. L. Meyer, proprietor of the “Elite,” stated also that skirts would. be just & trifle longer and considerably wider this fall. “Nine or 10 inches,” he with the others, “will be the average length.” At*the Modern Dressing’ Shop, Mrs. Jene Scarbrough told me that “lengths” are jumping around, “Most anything goes now,” she said, “from nine inches up. In New York they’ve ‘even tried ankie lengths, but they don’t seem to be staying very well, and I don't be- lieve we'll ever see them in Seattle. The fina) settlement, I think, for the winter in the West will be nine or ten inches.” count you with the best. Off gun'les, at ig dust-covered children hanging out of the rear window, at Papa and Mamma Flivver, looking like starving Chinese coolies. He blows his horn disdainfully and ig- nores their gay hand-waves. ‘After two weeks of mountain and prairie roads, he learns that “dust we are and to dust we must ire turn,” but he doesn’t really wake up until he overhears some new tourist mention his outfit In a loud, hoarse whisper: “My dear, look at that car! Did you ever see such tramps! And that man-—why he hasn't shaved since Noah! It must be some section hand and his family!” eee In the desert country around the Columbia the jackrabbits are harder to dodge than pedestrians on Second and Pike. And they show about the same good judgment. The Boss made @ tactical error on our first night here, She prepared a bang-up dinner and the piece de resistance was jackrabbit a la Mary- Jand! It was like chewing a spare tire off a Seattle jitney, Jackrabbit is now ‘a fighting word around our Rolls-Royce. eee ‘Well, something tells me—one guess who the “something” is—that the beds should be prepared. Hope I have better luck than last night. I laid my blankets on an unexposed ledge of lava rock and in the morn- ing I looked like a waffle iront Here's luck! Premier Worried by Political Outlook LONDON, Aug. 26,--Confidential parliamentary advices are that Lloyd George is exceedingly worried over the outcome of the fall elections, and will actively support several candi- dates who are in danger. Victims of Plague Turned Into Stone RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 26. — A new and virulent plague has broken out in Eastern Bolivia, and victims are dying by the hundreds daily. The vodies turn to stone within a looks at the mattresses tied to the few hours after death,