The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 13

b Seattle Star Dally at 180f Seventh Ave Me, Washington, cription Rates 1h TH IN AD WB STATE ¢ per month, or $9.00 year. CARRIOR IN CITY + $0.50 Per Insertion oh: a vertinin: | Soe er tions for x elise te ae “ ae bet rileements wi greleck eac’ Fegular afternoon edi- itt tn good, Phone Main i for the Classified Adver- and plnce yo it, the largest eudie: weet, t Audience in ' FBLEPHONE OPERATORS previous experience wanted. Apply at Training P Behook The Pacific Tele- Phone & Telegraph Com- | Bary 2415 Fourth ave, be- ai df Pgs aie for orthiess. — wi G fese's lock: oP 53 HANGE : 2516 Third ave. T. ren or infants at he E. a free ras ts wid 8 is 69th. Kenwo ANIC: STOANR REACTOR," and re id evenin: one for eo cata- BROS. AUTO AND ; also $04 RB Pike ‘4nd Melrose. 3 ALi KNO Thee in Cm | and auto Re igniclon ial just malt fino nerton. Wn. Sih’ fine Pay twice n kk; dandy op EOE ‘Cal. ice es. ‘Attractive | 5 rated - SMIEN WANT Saleamen stablished among dr ve de and clothing stores in all territories to sell a high grade line of men's and ladies’ belte” This te @ side line pro tion, with a good Bmall sample outfit Hasy cerry, Franklin Leather Products Co, Cineinnath 0. AN HOUR TO AD- letribute samples to k for terri= ibert Mills, nerican Bldg. trade and part Mar, 4720 innati, ©. STRAT NEN, WAY of money, when you can all you need by handling milk can nd 19tL\y Third » Room 9 NTS WANTED POR ANEW stom permanent wave of halt. Retails $5. Chicago. Permanent Wave Co, Room as Bidg., Chicago. 3 Laer AND FOUND FOUND—BLUR TOP COAT, WITH rviece Dutten, Party may have same by paying for this ad. Phone} Sunset 17 I¥ “SAM WERISFIELD CAN’ GENT short make Thom openg’ O04 Union. lieht Ninth ave. Appointinent. ROOM MODE oy rr as b light, pantry. ay | FORT RNTITURG | for sale. Party leaving elty, $124). Alki ave near school, free 1 ty per month. Owner, ROOM HOUSE.” PARTLY FUR- nished: one block Green Lake car. Phone Kenwood 0035. 6 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT—8-HOOM” HOUSE, paved woe fe; * wood, Sunset ON §-ROOM”” MODERN hardwood Coors, 27 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ical A WITH ood car reed close to McLEAN COMPANY aa 4002 Third Ave. ATTRACTIVE 6 ¢-ROOM FLATS, beautiful marine view, newly kal- somined. Garfield 0974-R. # FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS MENTR 1113 4 rooms, fur- steam MANH. ‘TAN ge st—2, 3 an unfurnished; heat: phone; bath. Prices Feasnable. Elliott 2963. SINGLE” HOUSEKEEPING Koons $4 week up; 2-room fturnia &bartinents, Ks up, Algshan, o posity Moot heatre. New _ agement. (OUSEKEBPI a room, reasonab Two squares from postoffice. The Thrift, 1323 __ Sixth '« ONE 7 AND §-ROOM PLAT, Witt Ds; walking distance. 3236 Vine at Fourth bat 5 31 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Ln DOWNTOW KEEPING roomm, 8 KEEP single 280, rit ten 4.00. e yd titeaal included. IY THING eap; ¢ weekly. 107 Madison Ans HOUSER BEPING, SINGLE OR DOU- ble, suitable for one or two gen- tlemen. 1321 Sev he CARGE FRONT HOO M. FINE 16- eave for dressmaker, 1821 Sev- » Rooms.” TO. REN tof interur cats Biduey ite ee. __ PUPILS WANTED D> PIANO INSTRUCT- Bayer Special at- Attractive eye. corner wi "|9_FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS eo RING FERNS. from the you. West WANTED ADVER- Der soldiers RVI free of ° (CE MAN have work; 7 years’ driving palring: inal’ tf truck of tourtm washer. pet Ge “Eat will worker. Eber- WANTED— -8 ady and willie were: cle rical or other work Ading ses es AN, 2 and platen type, cu married; Conside: , N res t stoc need use drive aman, +; clty refer employ nything mechan- aNIN ; all first class workmen; Ca a Phoue Mr. HANGING, TINT- painting 61 VE FORD Hair, ci ad , MALE very low. and fr D DELIVER with it, on” Job. one W rEOR SHINGLES singling. AND FEMALE HELP WANTED A jueprin ye. Room K, ter, Svords in Baohomls ts. Also Pacific UBL Bi enovating. Phone Kenwood —WANT Phone GIRL FOR TRIM- two mes- ommercial Stuart Bidg. LEE Ol profit for and King ttle. 1VE salesmen. ae fueptaie ed DOR ito Room 414 BAN 2g file EB WANTS haat” | tod et » a aa RAGE. DOO Aoporiant part of the runt, be made right if to last. Our ga- put together 4 by 8 feet foors, priced at $7.00, ia! door with glass at @ smal extra eharge ye have over a dozen sizes of sash on hand suitable for mara See us for doors and windows for any kind of building. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY stablished 1899. PORTABLE HOU GA RAGES Offices, store buildings. ete. Portuble houses, $100 up, ‘erected. ARS RenrAeen BLDG. CO. Fora Bastory “Gapitat 932 WE HAVE L Qu ANTSTY of ‘new tineh standard black pipe, all 20-fodt iengths, with couplings, at $e per foot. Fhone Eliott de. The iaek’ ) rage o 4 poco on Tage ‘doors ate a 749, or call at 607 Alaska KOTO REPATHING AT HOME, RY erences. Reasonable. U. 8. Gov ernment Motor School diploma. Sidney 0139. STAR- 10-in Burekas, Wan 0334 CIGAR, SOFT DRINK BSTABLISH- ment, with card table connections, for sale by owner. 1020 Howell. NEW AXMINSTER RUGS-IN MANY sizes and patterns special low _prieas. Waldron Co. 1322 4th ave. J 6x9 FEET, special low 1322 4th ave. A-STAR SHINGLES, clears, $2.00. Com $2.50, delivered. z i tain 1926. 1524 Fi . WwOOD—WOOD Forest, mill, sinbs, plainer ends. Absolutely dry. Gall Main 1557. |ff WILL MAKE YOUR OLD MAT- like a new one. Baker the } eas Man, Sidney 0594 CIDER, tie GAL. BRING Gravenstein apples, gc Th Lindsay, North Edmonds NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT on purchase, Meyer- JUGE. B.D, RINTING what you have? Novelty Print, Wii Seventies DRY MILL WOOD, $5.60 LOAD, double load. Immediate delivery. Garfield 2035, LARGE LOADS OF CEDAR WOOD, 4.50; fir wood, $5.60 per load. ‘orth 0270. LUMP COAL, $9.60 IN 2-TON LOTS. Inside mill wood, $5.60. North 0397. . Cameras bought, sold, repaired, rent- ed. Camera Exchange, R. 3135 Ar- cade Bldg. re és WE SELL FURNITURE AND stoves at 319 University st Wal- dron £ 0. ff Sam” Weistield can't repair your . 404 Union. t ae 7 w 2 Furs. Owl, 1317 % 1st. THING AND BLY CROCHETING, MBDICT cabinet, oil stove. Sunset 6092 PLAIN COLORS IN OFFICE RUGE Waldron Co., 1322 Fourth ave. KAVANAGH HATS, $2.60 1006 ist. $266 SHOTGUN, $60. G29 ¥. MG. A. OPPORTUNITY STARWANTADS commMIsRion, | to! 0} Baltimore * 5 CHANDURTE TOURING: CAN SAK 12 Colum- 412 Col ry A $3.00 /2 FOR | Pp hone |® \ ot WANTED—FURNITURE cs) R AMPRICAN, FURNITURE CO, FANS Woudchold “ocda®® Wo" My. Kinds of uv 5 urn, Wash. BIRD HOG, POINTER BLD © KOCK ee rhe Nee Star 3 Two i Ce gg U with berpets. ra old Bante. ¥sh._ Vn 6 = RE: | palc your wateh, throw it away, | ‘Neale tt PHONE MAIN 1060 fa Possnaat mp. SOME ARH | BRHAULED. A DSON ee, ARAL RAT XCLE p ae bah talks wean AND A FEW OTHERS or nell Bap for ood trade, 4. Billott you a roadmore Apts, 1 cash 4065-3. USED CAR SPECIALS AT PRICES HARD TO BEAT Studebaker bug, some buy at.§ 150 1916 Briscoe; food mechanic bd éondition; good tires ... 1921 Lexington sedan; 1.800 miles .. oeeee 1919 Chevrolet .......5 1919 Mitchel} T-passenger; hew; cord ren. 1948 Auitchedl thoroly like eee BRING vi N Tote mR Bat? | rouR You can see these the open-air lot on the north side of Pine st between Eighth and Ninth. Brin in your light cars. We will trade. Rasy terms, We carry our own paper. 38 YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST ati & STAVER CO. 12h Ave MITCHE: GOOD USED CARS Prices way below their values. ‘ Age io8 vent ebite “ce 2 Eood Slasmobile “s* at ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER TERMS SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES 34 Mtn Ave iLOSMOBILE ORING ear; — but £.999, miles. Will are someone & trade, or sel! fap, with ‘shed fe forma 3510 Kenwood $24 ww FORDS, CAN" ue epee i ah ON valence iuenthiy Lerman on 5 terea' gency, inc, Autho' 7 East pease roadway and Pike. MAXW BLL TOURING CAR ae good battery, for'$100 cash. lith Ave. & BUY AT ae 192i CHEVROLET 4 od cord tires in- rear; 4 tire lock; spotlight Nie motomete eed chains, ete." Call Bast i) CHEVROLET ROADSTER —6 wire wheels; & good erate tires. A classy litthe ope. Price $475; ferma. 1531 Broadway. i920 DODGE TOURING — OWNER must dispose of this fine car. Have cut the price to §776; terms. 1531 Broadway. i928 a ~ ROLET TOURING—THIS sand runs like new, Own- # “sna eae $375; terms. 1531 Broad ivis DODE GE TOURING, B CAR; Bt 1G BNAP at Will sell for and give Food terms. 1424 lith Ave. East 462 TWO CHEVROLET TOURING CARS at low prices and easy termes Henry Mossbach, 618 B. Pike st battery is N. G. Let RHODES save guaranteed. 2035 THIRD MAIN 3946. LATE i919 FORD” Starter block, new curtains, new tires. 1531 Broadway. TOURING top and side $325; terma. and mechanically tn Fee order. Price $475; terms. 1531 Broadway. 1917 RRO TOURING; GOOD CAR; fine condition; $426; terma. 1424 Lith " FORD TOCKING — OWNER will sacrifice this car for $200; terms. 1621 Bron Faw tow pions ‘AND EASY TERMS on all cars. Henry Mossbach, 618 B. Pike st. Egat 2651 1920 CHANDLER TOURING; sell for $1,000; no trade; terms. Bgacon 2590. FORD GHAWIS AND FORD BUG cheap, Phone Garfield 2903 Sun- duy and evenings. ROADSTER — Hamill & Engdabl 1918 WILL some ¥. BORD TOURING. GENUINE $13 Hitel Bldg. aos “ORK ND TOURING, smc cheap, ; terms. é Tis Sith Ave i9if STEARNS-KNIGHT TOURING, Will sell Cheap. or trade. 1424 Tith Ave. GOOD CHANDLER TOURING GAR for $500. 1424 11th ave. SPOT CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL 3144 Arcade Bldg Spot CAST FOR AUTOS. CALL W136 | Mie Ta halal il lll yen, Arcade Ti \ez WANFRU-ACTOMDUILES - HIGHEST eee PR PRICE @ PAID ‘00d Lig! Henry Mons aa uto os" ‘Gis 1 Pike « it 2661 MACHINERY ELEOGTRIC MOTO, DRILTS, jumps. W. Montellus Price Co. ent or sale. Main 919. 624 ist 8. 173 1] \%6 FOR SALEK—REAL ESTATE PAINTERS, ATTENTION WiLL take your work up to §20 first payment on a-room colteze, In ¢, mitral wonderfal Vest Hea close to way and ear lines; good garden: fruit in. Price $1,800 Inquire at’ 4096 ip 3868, views close month Bldg. trees: $22 per Arcade ! 39 [ce hee =room, = | veral MAN BAYS YOUR OLD} DODGE ROADSTER—PAINT GOOD. f- PRICE | — 1 FOR SALE—REAL 500 ESTATE ON A ne iy modern nd clean, » mood sized heat and coment he other is @ neat age that now rente fi & month. ey ate fairly sone and are @ good buy. HENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg. Main 7134. FOR TWO HOU , level lot, 602100, ° h A RBAL BUY IT 18 A BARGAIN One acre, improved; 3-room house; 48 fruit trees: property all cleared; water pined tte den; electric wanted; close € boulevard; juat outside the eit limite, | Brie sd $1,600; Hob month down, $25 M. NELSON ut 210 “‘Hinckle: and and Columbia. a En 4887. BUNGALOW. BARC modern; $i! Sunn fireplacts ¢ equ Aner bathe crete. basement telephone if Tipe and alley or unfurnished Attractivaly priced for quick sule fave commission. od ‘Sieh and grade schogte a oe VACANT LOT CHEAP 40120; ane 4 pald; no $70 ook at it. foot enst of Meridian car, on 1. STth, near La- Butler sien on property. Bee us at 1540 Westlake. eo Rl $1,200 00 19-room, 00 down, 400 down, $20. 6019 Lith ave. N. Wo ask for & Awsoney. J $100 CART living and dining room, 2 bed- rooms, Kitehen and bath: lot 190% Kilott 0319, or Sundays of even- Ings Sunset 4691 IN” B6xi00 one 3 and one 4-room ih bath and sewer con- ¢ building. Go ner, 184 No. 8bx105 to rare Deal direct w a weer Bing aving: wanted fone ave. iiss view siso r POR BALE—HOUSES 180 Krak) $20 mo. BY buys Call at {-reoom bungalow, with combination 0) good soll. Price $1,900, Call MY EQUITY OF Fto0 rented. Pt m for py “CULVER NN buys Orty. Giarfiela 00 Queen Anne, bill, pro RC, -CUL 14 Boston St 4 “Shon © Main sie WOODLAND PARK— $2,906 room house; hae good vy! ment basement: rent. 1 0273 or North “O88 F-nooM . FURNISHED OR unfurnished, cheap. Take car as Payment. No junk. Phone Garfield 4690. alance North $20 MONTHLY, TAKES m medern bungalow. proved, on eon hill Ailiett O245, SMALL CoNT aoe fore Us mont bs mn) ain 247 $2,260; 935 American 1%) «FORK EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE AUTOR” (PREFERARE Fords) tn exchange for real tate, Phone Lilian L. Sheridan, Gartieid 2903. §0x100-FOOT LOT; HOUSE tixit Will exchange for automobile or 2 Brg terse of land. $121 13th ave. WANTED WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE Matter what you have, see us. 2 Yale Ridg. Miliott 6087, FARMS POR Crv¥ Phoreury. ts be og wa* ore, AL Elite Co, Tit Th DAVID P. BASTMAN 1024 Third Ave CLOSE-IN ACREAGE NORTH TRUNK HIGHWAY ih] nooo MRT, level land, well located. easonable terma $180—Fine b-nere tract. with some Beek bout 600 feet off the road. A 00d soil sentiy local yp and SigntIy location em 2% acres. fronting on high- way; extra good-scll; sold on ensy terms. East of Edmonds, Sno- homish county; on North Trunk highway. MERCER ISLAND LAKE WASHINGTON 409 CLEARED, neaby FOR PLANTING Choice, level iand, on road; about 10 mfnut: boat tanding. Sold in tracts, price $400 to #450" y terme. Exeellemt vi hools, ete. LAKE WASHINGTON WATER FRONT $800 up for large tracts, with 10¢ ront on bak ke W LA POINT; a mile from flr front, With sandy a wonderful selec finest native trees and shrubs. HASY TERMS. MERCER ISLAND WATER FRONT | With TRA service. LARGE on terms. ood boat 'S for § EAST OF BE VUR, LAKE WASH N Good land, in! per acre sold | tracts,jon highway, monthly payments AVID 1024 Ki A RBAL FARM ERY MEAVY, RICH SOTL PRODUCING RECORD CROPS A FINE HOME PLACE practically EASTMAN rd Ave. Bequtiful &-room house, new n; chicken house; good wa close to school; fine road; deli tful surroundings for a home. There are 80 acres; all lies fine; 20 acres in uitivation, 20 acres slashed, balance timber; 40 fruit trees; berries. Widow ‘un- able to look after it. Bell for #f.200: 91,200 down, balance easy Phone Garfield 4582 morning and evening. ni |NEAR DES MOINES BOULEYARD 2% acres; all level; extra good soil; few rods from bathing Sound v beach — privileges L050; terme, ROBERT MALTBY CO., 1008 ard Av. | | | $-ROOM road; bungalow; fenced; Loo you on this, Small dandy location. can make & living down. Might take some tir Hatupin, 813 Yale Didg. i AGRE” GOOD” LAND; aved "re, pays rade. Eliott 6037 ss GooD BUY 10 ACRES, between Seattle and Ta- coma; all } od poll; cleared. § . terms jRopeRe MALTBY CO. 1008 3rd Ay TTLE, § TO 10 ACRES | partly alder bottom ning water and some fm. NEAR ¢ ood, with ru 8. Write J Poulsbo, Wash. TO-ACKE BARGAIN IN LIGHT SE ‘ond growth alder and fir. Pave- ment to Renton, 8 miles good road. ‘hes 60. ne. Ginrens, 726 Third Ave. T HAVE A FEW regs ane acre tracts just north o Priced 'to well F750 and #00, ferme, HL. (. PRTURS, 726 Third Ave. we SIX ACRES ON PAVED HIGH- , close in; $950. Terms, GIL- it , 1022 Third Ave, of Rainier 120-8 evenings, Gg: on | 2 acres i city, |* ACHES” AND PLENTY® about Morida Tel Monthly payment nee groves plun ieon, “Dept STOCKS AND BONDS WILL buy + Y BONDS 1 Hughes Ol Co Johnston Piston & Ring. Rainier Gas Crystal Bimplex Auto Wentern Smol Kothert “ur Paiva Hig Power. 0, fitional Sfinen co, ‘ance OW a Hed’ Meter Alaska Petroleum & Coal MAX WINKLER Farid Unien at LAL AVE VOR BAL of Pacific White Will trade off real estate. lumbia at —SS 4 BUSINESS OPYORTUNITIES RAISH BIG CAPITAL WRITE POR free copy Buick, Minaneins® je you need big capital for ‘oll, mining or Industrial. business am Financial § Cunnin peclaliote, oj ‘han bee Commerce play. Vas- adena, KPATTHENY HOUSE AT GEOKGE- town, 4 apartments, 4 roome » modern; lar apa. ments alwal rented: ine Priee $5,000; TWENEY HOS 1 eontract, Reason fc 4 health. Cheap for Charles Kigge. Werhingier Holdters’ Hone. ONE POOL WALL “AND CONF EC. tlonery; goed location. To sel cont, Cash. Inquire Rhuben oye Clear La *, Wa LL ENTERTAIN GOOD SECURE. in exchange rimy new, n joe And notion business. A 000. Elliott 0846 vee im. WANT TO Healy PROM OWNER baying hotel. or restaurant for wale. John Black, Chippewa Falls, Wie. FRONT “ROOM” BUITARLE FOR talloring, dresemakin clean) and repairing. The Pbritt, LNs ROCERY AT IN- Sixth av 1,600; fine location. eany terme. eany term R-3 2,600 Wont lea securition me $90 tormn. AND doing aah. otoil, POR SAL x route, FINE GOT voles, about INIT Howell » Mr. Hehitng, 212 Woge Bide. Annex, | selis high clase business houres. | 7 SPECIAL NOTICES iP AN — RUGS” CLEAN +4 anywhe any time. Prices Wescott Rug Cleaning Co, wood 3947. NURSU—Mra. A. Wiliciksen, Bunset 1267, A PSYCHOLOGIST _ Mme. Tih HEAL ESTATE ey Bait wera. ea 104 NOTICE TO CONTRA: aes TENDERS Fou REPAIRS tO~ 6G bo ATTLE Seated tenders, ad: k cued to the un- dersigned, and indorsed “Tender for repairs to G. T. P. Seattle Dock.” will be received at the o of the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon Thurnd the 22nd day of September, 1921, for the followin repairs to the above mentions dock, tin: applying nd drivin: of approximately 10 of ereopoted sone lying proximately Be Se aie inch th as chalks, and rained and free from knots shorinch “belts. with ‘nuts’ and] Washers: 400 chalk bolts, \x26- nuts an@ washers, and jace of the paid ook ate, He the Treamurer, Canadian Nationa’ Katlways, The lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accept Specifications m: geen at the J, Carrot, Doek Agent, Po. Beattie, or the un- Cc. H. NICHOLSON, Manager of Steamships, Canadian National Railways, ‘Vancouver, BC. Sentember 7. 1921 W Vuk sALe—MISCELLANBOUS LUMP COAL—Delivered In 2- ten 259. 5O fon ay IBLD 4291 The Seattle Star EL TORe dernigne Attorneys Ick P. GORIN ‘ney. American and for- elen patents secured, develbped And’ promoted. 805-6-7 Central Seattle, Wash. and goo ¥ Washington, c. 03 CL. RBY- -6 Lyon Bid, fh, patent inck s Ris BARNE Main 6780. | PaN itoge Hid, Patents. Trademarks ‘opractor 5.1 . CHIROPRA 210-1 nt Bid, 2 10-6. daten. Collateral Loans NEY LOANED ON sof value, THE Third ave. Expert Electric Repairs Ni WIRING. First pro tor, Hours, Pi “ALL ARTI- RELIABLE, 907 S rie Co. 641 Elliott 6028. Money to Loan "MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and Jewelry, on most ait att SOCIBTY TOF hk ie DING LOANS re Hutiding 306 ie f at Madison. AN—WE LOAN ANY ? ON DIAMONDS, watches welry; lowest rates. pd gee Oiaes! Loan Rrokers AMBRICAN JOWBLRY 821 Second Ave. Bata lahed t LOANS ON AU ToOMOnIL ES > your car. b nt, 602 Central Bid, Hilo. kh jont nts jam? SOUND M ite Co, Ist and lished 1874. Oyjician and Optometrist TW Wdmands, Prader-Paterson Co. Physicians, Surgeons SUMATISM, BUIATICA, COMBA- go. Our treatment gives immedate Feltef. One week's trial treatment, Open evenings. References. Drs | Freer and Braden, 905% 8rd ave. DR. ANGUS, SUITE 10 PANTAGES Hilde, treats all forms of men's disorders, 85 years’ experience; fees reasonable Piano Tuning PIANOS TUNED BY SRROF ARG | right. Price $3.00. 9, Razor Blades aisrpiade enberm, Cutlery. 1407 Sonipractic DR. WELFARE,” 8. P disorders; no operations. ler Bidg. Violin Repatring Bows rebaied. Vinlay, MONE ¥" 7 AMOL Yirginia. Ketab- WOMEN'S 207 Mp- jib ord ay, 217 Co- RBLB & GRAN- | Oh, Lookee! Here Are King County Auto Costs 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 Sheriff ......... Game Warden ... Assessor ... Engineer ... Coroner .......... County School Supt. . 23,910 --. 80,669 42,410 50,991 . 64,159 «e+ 83,687 1920 Increase $26,729 5,271 1,473 13,612 8,709 1,189 71% Figures prepared by Voters’ Information League. FOOD SHOW IS GROCERS’ OWN Ready for First Permanent Function Wednesday | Prank ¥ Kannalr, seeretary of the Seattle Retall Grocers’ associa- tion, speaking Friday before the members’ council of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, asserted the right of the retall grocers to assume jthe function of prodacing Seattle's ‘tooa show by right of “eminent do- main.” “There have been food shows tn Seattle in days gone by,” Kinnair said) “The Seattle Retail Grocers’ aanoclation has not sponsored one, however, for a great many years. So lwe fre going to start an entirely new score in renewing it by calling it the ‘First Annual Seattle Food Show.’ “The grocers aspociation,” Kin- nair mid, “now considers Beattie, in line with the rest of the country, has reached the period of normalcy which makes it possible to go Into edycational lines along strictly peace time processes.” He commended the succers of the exhibition of Northwest products a few months ago as educational to the extent of demonstrating to all the people the resources in food, fuel, wegring apparel and the hun dreds ff coahoditiae that are pro. duced in the Northwest. The buyers’ lweek exhibition recently held was Primarily a matter for the mer- chants of the Northwest. The Seattle food show, which opens Wednesday tn the Arena, bas an en- directly to the housewife, furnishing her instructive and educational dem- Onstration of the economical use, “MAGNOLIA BLUFF MAY GET SCHOOL Basing thelr argument on danger- ous transportation and the fact that jtwo school children were in- |Jurea in @ bus when an army trans- port crashed into it a few days ago! near their neighborhood, residents | from the Maggolia Bluff district ap- peared before the school board Fri day afternoon and urged the estab lishment of a school in their dis- trict. At the present time pupils from the Magnolia district are attending the Interbay school, a matter of two to three miles from their respective pemworieny This distance must be traveled by motor bus, but is a dan- |gerous method, declare the parents, |because the children must ride over the high viaducts of the Interbay dis- trict. Sen. Jones Sees No Senator Wesley L. Jones was en- ‘thusiastically applauded when he told the members’ council of the Seattle Chamber ef Commerce Fri- 7 All|day noon the world had come to a sad pass if ita peoples could not, with the terrible object lesgon of. the war still fresh in their memory, find a way of reducing expenditures for armaments. “In my opinion there can be no decided Uiminution of national taxes for several years” said Senator Jones. “We carried the war to a successful close—now we must pay for it The present administration $18 working honestly, earnestly and Rincerely for economy. It has cut expenditures farther than the bone. |It will be remarkable if it holds expenges at their present lMmits, Seattle Times Is Sued by the State Sutt was filed against the Daily Times by the state of Wash- ington Saturday, The state charges pons without a license on May 18 of the present year and thereby violat- ing 4 state statute. These coupons made it possible for the readers of the Times to procure from Hawks Accessory Co. a garage lamp at an alleged reduced cost. 31 Piggly Wiggly Stores to Be Here Piggly Wiggly, patented grocery store, which was‘first established in Memphis, Tenn., is to come to Seat- tle. A. M. Jones, president and general manager of the Piggly Wiggly Wash- ington Co., place 31 stores in Seattle, |store to every 10,000 persons in the city, Gets Five Years ‘for Attempting to Kill “Neversleep" Louls Mark Duncan, negro, Who was found guilty Thurs- day of attempt to kill Noy Pierson, also a negro, July 13, was sentenced to five to” six years in the state penitentiary by Judge Otis W. Brinker Saturday, morning. NATIONAL GUARD is withdrawn from duty at Fairholm, where it has been enforcing fire regulations in Olymple"national forest, MRS, MARY M. LOV! ERING, who died Wednesday at her home, 4316 Latona ave, buried in Evergreen cemetery, ite first annual ‘exRibition | Tax Lowering Ahead |“; the Times with using trading cou-| BREAK ALLEGED SHIP BOOZE RING Three Members of Vessel’s Crew Arrested What is declared to have been a |lucrative retail Uquor business aboard the steamship Victoria was | broken up Saturday forenoon, when | federal prohibition agents arrested three members of the crew and seized $250 worth of quor, W. A. Hopkins, purser, and two colored walters, &. Cumby and Harry Butler, are held in city jail for safe | keeping while federal charges are | being Prepared against them. Lindberg, Once Bank Director, Arrested TACOMA, Sept. 17.—On informa- tion filed against him by Prosecuting Attorney J. W. Selden, charging that $13,000 was taken from the defunct Scandinavian American «bank fl- legally, Gustaf Lindberg, former di- rector of the tunk and wholesale grocer here, was arrested Friday. The charge was filed in the superior court. 3 Army Men Killed in Airplane Crash DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 17.—-Lieut. J. F. Armstrong and two enli men, Sergts. Gibson and White, fr Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla, were Stanuly killed Friday when their plane, 150 feet above the aviation | Srounds, turned into a tall spin and tice trely distinctive motive amd appeals |°Tshed to the field. RSASEE sf REMEN TO IT Sept. 17.—A Por yay souked with oil, was to be burned today at the police and men’s annual field day as one of the stunts, Small boys set fire to it last night and watched while indig- nant firemen strove vainly to save it. |May Allison and Hubby Honeymoon! LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17.—It's jhoneymoon time for May Allison. | Robert D. Ellis, motion picture di- rector, whom the star married se- cretly at Greenwich, Conn. last Thanksgiving day, arrived here to- day for a long-deferred honeymoon at Beverly Hills. . SEEMED TO CHASE HIM UP LINCOLN, Neb, Sept. 17.— Thomas Johnes, negro, possesses a superlative genius for finding hooch. He was “jugged” for being drunk. While serving as jail janitor he stumbled on a case of high speed “evidence.” His visit will be ex- tended. * ey It’s good, that’s sure, 40c Supreme Blend Coffee. Hansen, 40 Economy | BIG FUEL CO. JUGCLES COAL? Chops Price to Halt Sales, Independents Charge ~ When it comes to laying in the | winter's coal supply, most any one will admit that one lump in the bin is worth two in the mine. The question was raised Saturday by several independent coal dealer® |of Seattle, who declared that all the Pacific Coast Coal Co. has the price of Washington mined coad from $1.90 to $2.10 within the last few days, they ere not mining enough coal to supply the demand. The ajleged object is to, induce peo ple to hold off buying, hoping that prices will go lower, the company reasoning that this will delay cone sumefs laying in a supply until ite mines begin to produce. LIKE THE GROCER AND THE EGGS “It's Just lke the grocer who charged 0 cents a dozen for eggs,” one independent dealer sald. “A woman said to him, ‘Why, Mr. Smith, down the street, charges only , 40 cents @ dozen.” “Why don't you buy your eggs. there, then? the grocer asked. “‘Oh,’ enid the lady, ‘he's outt Just now.’ “Well,” the grocer said to ‘when I'm out of eggs I sell them i 30 cents a dozen.’ “That's the way it is with Pacific Coast Coal Co. They tise low prices but the output can’ begin to supply the demand.” Another independent dealer de clared that while the Pacific Coal Co. stated they were 600 tons of coal a day, only a percentage of this amount available fo the general public BULK OF SUPPLY GOES TO BIG CONSUMERS “Most of the coal they mine Present goes to supply the needs a few big consumers, under tract,” he declared. Sull another independent concern brought out the point that while con- siderable criticiam has been toward the using of British was unjust. “We were to get British lumbia coal during the récent down,” be sail. “And, besides, ish Columbia coal is not in competition with local mines, is because we get bituminous from British Columbia, which duced only in very small qi in Washington.” The British Columbia mines, added, are for the most part v4 by American capital and operated American men. EMPHATICALLY DENIES ba nig rer CHARGE ley Hempbill, sales the Pacific Coast Coal tear sp / prised of the independent charges, issued an emphatic small | open invitation for any one to his main bunkers and see for selt how much coal is available f domestic consumption. “Come on down,” said “and I'll show you 100 cars of § standing on the tracks in morning. We have right oval anybody can want, new low prices. And our output increasing dally.” itary Writer lote Dies at MEDFORD, Sie dont, 1 Herbert Howland well-known writer on military sub; at bis home here today disease, te athe devon of Ge for Monday, at 8 p.m. The for a school in the district is tc discussed, MORE THAN the docket for which convenes the courtroom states that he plans to | or one} this your bank. " ‘ A Banking Home FrTY YEARS of conservative banking has established the Dexter Horton Bank as a factor in the business life of the Northwest. Here will be found all departments of a modern commercial and sav- ings bank. 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