The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1921, Page 11

RDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921. pe Seale‘ Star a D Ms at 1307 uli ADV. HE STAT Per Insertion rf charge advertising: par tasertion (six words Six insertions fer tae each tn advance adver. B conte nine per, Anertions ip to & line). advertioemente Speed be wm te It select cee edi goad fterncen edt- pho! ‘attachment pide 2; sag Rephenson, ‘Box nee. trieted territ: Write tails, giving ex or and covered. Wilmans Mfg. neating outfits. | i: 27 UNFU gy A capone ed AND FI “RACCHUS. xaW, Wonm m heat S-room, § MODERN ROOM” APART. fine jocation, $22.60, Juat Biiott of4s, tN FLAT, RENT 910 ate, bedatrad. Owner, $10 » Main. } % FURNISHED APARTMENTS | AND FLATS | pos NEWLY TINTED, furnished, # 50 weekly, Close in. Bihiott 024 31 FURNISHED oe SEKEEPING | SAPURNISHED. , NOURERESPING riced, central he" etnett i isss Aixth aves ‘near NTED, EVERYTHING 3 rooms, modern, $7 per dott OEE 7 wm furnishe reek. E YOCLD” RENT HPING ROOM, with use dining room and kitchen, t> young couple. F-8s, Star, ARD! HAVE Goon. ) HOME AND by, $25 monthly. froee WSga-ne PUPILS WANTED INSTR Special attention ginners. Attractive rates. El- Hott 285; LESSONS AT Your HOME, man teacher, F-67, Sta 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS_ ARCOLA HBATING SYSTEM FOR 4 or 5 rooms. Phone Sunset 0199. An 61_ FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES | c, RO WILLIAMS SELLS ALMOST NEW ALSO USED. z Al Lowest Prices TODAY'S SPHCIALS jIt you move fast vee ean have your choice of two lightweight cars, 00 everythin, eo, Includ= tow Catterion, tires, t the un« heard-of price of $126 \rrntne, ét Ih—Only, $136 for an auto; Don't let the price scare ry 1 re giving yon real sina. “15 other cars including our LMOST NEW CARS. | We pect a new Dodge in today, r than 30 days. ta These cars are different from the or- dinary Used Cars om Auto Row, LIBERAL TERMS AND TRADES Cc. R WILLIAMS 121 BK Pine Bast 0933. electric Ii bad Spe | * an BU and K's: “pas SK TICK 5-pans., 6-ey od tires; mechanical- HURRY—"FIRST CO: FIRST SERV) oa ae GREAT WESTERN uoTogs, heey Broadway and Union. t T44, of Axminster. 9x13 € rugs. Also wider nger ones ve! wy. low at Wat- ron kot yea pou old ae $375 a7 canks at 0 $378 cnn: w well 10 for 123 16th ave. % Mpecord oF $12.06 near Peaier way cable. Woop—at nL We right ye mill, $8.00 lane: rd. Mi 88. $60 Ey é-hole Baker make, cnet fur- nitore Ln Waldron Co., 319 __University # “100 P aEAML ERS CHENILLE RUG x? x 2. 1322 Fourth. A anywhere. Prompt 4 he ices. Ex-nold: Sunset 1288, a large size, ja good condition. 136 ave. Ne ead delivered. from mii ~ deliv, 6, call after enit ‘neh. per cord, 2 for $17. ‘sun- set Furs. a ce lat. Elsiote tia. |° NOVELTY PRINT. 1611 av ENTH. ir _WANTED—FURNITURE | M re SHELL MAIN 4777 BEFORE YOU SELL. It means more money for your furniture, her ont buy an thing. BUSH Main 4777. 2006-10 Second Ave. Biake buys. Pike. Mat 18. 4 i vor GH FOR BALE LATING. HENS, ALAO 207 MeDermott Bid. UNFURNISHED HOUSES rie OOM HOUSE AND #ist ave, corner, rent bainguire within, or phone re fis per month, 2 blocks trom car. tNISHED 4-ROOM lawn; one block to ith ave, N. Sth ave. &. ducks. Feacon 3253. al . arEsr, BiG AND FAT, FOR SALE. i Perstock 57 MANY DOGS one red bone trained Eillott 2: Among th and an hunting. Weatlake Be hound for be led. Phone Rainier 0681, or Beacon ave. LATE MO! mechanically perfect; new int; good rubber; plate giass in 23 rand tear side curtal ge Price: , 7! and ra, shop tools and sccomsorieay Will pay you to in- rate. Beattle “Brewing & ing COW 33, Duwamish ave, Phone Sidney 0 oat L FORDS—NEW A 1D -OBED,-BMAL ALI pe ment, balance monthly. baa» ie AGH ‘ine. pariaed ¥ord Deal BROADWAY A T PIKE. BAST 0320, battery is ¥ S Let GEO. "RHODES jarante rind’ aver” IN 3946. GASH P UTOS. ALSO ti Do 1517 one East 2: Repairing’ oselyn, | six ¢ 3. loo! Coni*rirat class. condition. Pho East 2441. CaED CARS AND TRUCKS BELL! In at owners’ Yagned Some ratenty {good buys thin week, 1001 King st LOANS ON AUTOS WHILE IN OWN- — IPPOR TT NI’ Bldg. ; @, 8. W. Owner, Main 3658. STARWAN TADS! AUTHORIZED FORD CORNER poets are a few of our used cars of value and priced rightly, Sith terme, to suit. tourin 1 AM L. HUGH Authorized Ford E. Pike at Summit. Spot cash for autos. 73_FOR SALE—REAL SSTATE DAVID P. EASTMAN 1034 Third Ave. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE HOMES $2.000—VERY A $-room mod ium bi ition; full ¢. con in place well h Priced at $2,000, on re terms. onvenient to FOO! cottage a features: lot 40x16; love tion West Beattie: convenient to bus line, 37th SW. 330, barge modern 5-room cottag: baseme: Vee cet floors; bu featutes: shad Hight fixtures in, ready Siseiat; fine view. je terma. CROICE BUILDING SITES ‘We will sett two o: at three lots, su’ dork te cA $5,000 building restric: price. These lots a ments and taxes. and are on the point of MAGNOLIA facing th: ‘Thormdyhe ave. CASN TALIS Save ITs is PR clear e Morrah bi Tuasita point, on Lake Washington, protected reasonable restrictions to mainta! alor request. Will take you day to this ty. ber of homes cobs DAVID P. 1034 Third ‘0. i ON RI 3- go>] TRS at 2 lots Mox200, run A and paid: ‘on: ca At mg180. ingalow: beautiful view: bOx128: setts north got is for erieniace Ph nen 'o1 u Sica re x Gore ase” Westinke w oe Near Pine St. |,850-—ONLY Just north of Lake Union. at 2603 Sunnyside ave., we are authorized to sell this cottage, with 2 bed- rooma, This home is close in, and can be handled for am: down. Why pay rent when a h can be secured at the above bie o4 and terms? 0-23 HENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg. Main 7134. CHEAP HOUSE Who wants a 4-1 pgs joure and 40x 20. t jot for $8 $50 casi and ¢: made gf an old house; never been aaa o HENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg. Main 7134, THE SEATTLE STAR |75_ FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE WORTH TOORING AT fapnianed, ano, new Moi ng machine, linen, dishes, Immediately to Berets. Terma ing an, Owner must, leave take. p an three other bar. oming out to see. ILBERT co. s339 Rainer Ay fear Rose Bt. Rainier 0681 ROOM House Park; partly butit-in Trunk high Take small gains worth ROOM HOUSE; WANTED—T OR dup to hse GOING RANCH We own acre ranch within 16 miles of Seat! on first clam ol half un- der plow plan soll; will good False all crops in abundanc -room house, po apd good ood ah obi Lt a root 4 in AY Lrg ay at e ice Beatt con. 6119 14th iN Wotan Sun- in good residence district, in sxchanee, far ‘modes a houne 46 nt Db. ont etrletvon, Sei dik ave. “tun: A oer lous splendid view. Ms SUE Tenge art 10 lingh 1,000, clea inary, $200. on mayweere. a G. 4 it for, Seattle 4“ roperty. ‘or le 3746. Ms Kenwood CHICKEN RANCHES or Berry | Ranches Sb ttE sritket aS adn » 2.) NE ; ie ea ree A terms of 35 casi per $0 monthly, with privilege larger or full yment at any tim without additional inter. est oF cl Several famiites have purchased and ppreci: jon, and the possibilities of this low priced Property. DAyIP F ~BASTMAN 4 Third Ave. FO: CHALE HY OWNER—10 ACHES | wea. od Snohomish Pg mee. with pow € atrea: eapan whet “ye? ity to work in sawmill py bel near by. There is eno onda: to make shin, bolts and fence ite on land to in ie same. liveries made Price sae to ' m Benson, suit eA timber, om main way, near sail, out of ‘Aubures $700; sasy smell house and barn. If cleared, near highway, od Roa) of Auburn, . PAYING * 5 ae ag eee Beem or wanioti CS RNG! Sr Mae Ma\ eg Bt, al Pra § | Just ae of thi ene i 18 A SNAP hi a mile land, in Snohomish cour 'y, 2 from Marysville, all cle.r- a Dulidines 4RL) milch ae Inn Fis 00 avilin, w os PWENTY A ND PLENTY Free book about Florida. | Tell the truth, Monthly payments. rma. lanted. Syiveater t i Witsoe, Dept W-aeh, Orlando, o scsoas aia bases Wi ie berty Bonds, Futrei! Coupler Co. Liberty Borin SELL ae oO oo Montana Syndicate. De: = ah 5A 108 Rain hock Roth mortgage fo assume. Brice 1000 900 1009 eee Wromieg oh 4 Union St. - Elliott 1 WE WILL BUY Edmonds O11 & a Co, Owenwood Oil WE WILL SELL 10 Pathfinder Synd. (Pays 4% monthly.) 300 Am. Bottle = 256 Univ. H. PB, Tel. 100 Wichita Royalty. PACIFIC SECURITIES CO. 311 Securities Bid. Phone Elliott 3118 ” jUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE OR RENT VERY CHEAP Be rooms iar Fp hg B ke Nechool ROOMS FURNT TURE, QUICK le, $1,000; | $400 piliott 39. 105 Fifth N. STORE AND CARD ROOM ne hers gain, by owner. 1020 SVE 5 56 "EK BAST— aL, ‘hi: ti go 8S Tages BE) exchange ine busin: - __Nott ons. aoe “ROOSEVELT PARK HOME, $100 Cash ment: lot. 50x10. credit if you will mine. Or will t first payment. See ey seit a aria E e2nd nts or owner, Main 3858. (Kenwoo REAL BARGAIN ~~ cash; 3-room | semi-m Brick "foundation, full basements electric lights, bathroom, modern plumbing. Price $1,260; monthly ayment . ATROL -ENGELDRECHT C. Main 0094 _ A BEAUTIFUL oC HOME Ni rooms, with bath; vation; 43 fruit tree ken hous ; bath; base~ wilt allow $50 int and kalso- for $2,40 rms. ty Wilson, White Center. Sidney UNGALOW, “inside and out; nicely vrurnished $1,250; -—'" terms. Large lot; on car line. A little gem. Just right) for two. JIM iN White Center, Bidney 1176 ER--QUEEN ANNE to te. e best buys te be ee Mots Se ced hae | 16 Bo: field OTTAGEH, 26 “de ou monty 604 yin} MS me ais 1437 |= Ms, CLOSE IN, NO VACAN- ¢ Owner leaving town. F-68, tar. $600 < Ge A 4 Goon RUsINEE Mr. ae i Hoge Bia sellg_hign class _busipess houses: $197 SPECIAL NOTICES COINS AND POSTAGE STAMPS T BUY AND SELL. AM A DEALER “Your want list,” ED FLIEDER, 1118 ist OLD a ‘Heattle, PERSONAL A BOOK ENTITLED “ST. LING Facts About the re, Ghrtatian Belonce in Fitts orgen alent ion shoals read this orey’s Book Store, or in- clone 26 cents to Box 713, City. TUBERC RCULOSIS—IN 1917 T ‘AS fired, up to dia, but Imistill here oad the story of my fight rrith p's disease, Send pans. ae Fi , O. Box 117, Seatth tiv ire. folson ry CHATTEL LOANS Money te loan. London J AT a rier eo ee 100 REAL ESTATE LOAN ¥. CY Running Time for Trains Is Reduced Fifteen minutes will be cut from the running time of two Seattle-Port land trains on the Union Pacific lines, beginning Sunday, No. 561 leaves Seattle at 3:30 p. m. and will make Portland at 1045 instead of 10:30 p, m., while No. 562 leaves Portland at 4 p.m. and will orrive here at 1045 p. m, THE GOPHER MINNESOTA CLUB wii give a Halloween party at the Collins Field Mouse October 29 at 7:80 p, m 106 LEGAL NOTICES TO WHOM IT WAY. CONCERN x This in to certity ag Co. has made to an n erect an addition to Box: fi *n at 401 Bt 401 Bpokang.at. lote 1%, Anyone desi ring ion t Protea such oc- cupancy must file one rotest at the oe 2, of the Pe Hain ameter men’ oom County ~ _Bids., prior to Ont ber 25, 1 ise. af The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Law 2 eee o worthy. Fourt! porn ke, Bats On ‘and Jewelry. on most SOCIETY “NOR HEMEDIAL LOANR om ier ease "PARTY ——— Renae = ments, ‘eo see. ‘1 ame rison, . treasurer; ea wh University at. ‘Mints CAPT TW. MAUPIN —U. B, patenta, ie mark: Free a ‘vice. 207 Hinckiey Diag. Main 2739. Piano Tuner Jobn Bt tunes — — Mat Spangenberg. Cutlery. 1407 4th ave caf it il E i I ! : i ! ‘il Lumbermen of Washington re- alize that when the forests are gone they will be out of a job, and they are ready to back reforesta tion for that reason, said E. T. political economist fcr the Western Forestry and Conservation aasociation, at the members’ coun- ci! luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Friday. “Industries do not voluntarily commit uicide,” said Mr, Allen. “You'll find the lumberman ready and eager to back conservation. The aielin lumberman and federa) gov- ernment must join hands in order to make reforestation effective.” State Senator Alex Polson said ce te’n forests will continue to ‘h resource capable of adding ere/ great wealth and carrying a ccn- siderable tax load, if wise legisla- than the money involved, bea unity spirit and ation strong enough to be felt over the country.” Prof. Meany Chosen Mountaineers’ Head Prof. Edward 8. Meany has been reelected president of the Moun tainers’ club. Other officers chosen by the board of trustees are as fol- lows: W. Allen, vice presiden' Irving 8. Clark, secretary; C. G. Mor- Mrs. Gertrude Streator, historian, and Norman Huber, financial secretary. ‘The trustees were chosen a month ago. The club's next monthly meet- ing will be held November 4 in the club rooms, 208 Columbia st, Halloween Ball to Read This, Folks, and CHEER UP! Old Man Seattle S; Spirit Speaks. Lumber Industry Wakens From Sleep. Will Be at Capacity Soon. And Lookit Our Wheat and Peaches. Quotations on all commodities on the wholesale fruit and produce mar- ket were steady here Saturday. ‘Trading, which had been dull during the week, was strong. Second-grade apples were moving well, as was the fancy stock. Another car of California lugged Be Given by Elles emo ‘What promises to be the psa social event of the year to be by the Seattle Elks will be the Halloween initiation ball next Friday at the Shrine auditorium. A large orchestra will be on hand to furnish music for dancing and the hail will be elaborately decorated. The Elks’ entertainment committee has arranged an initiation for all into the mysteries of the Black Band. Spanish War Vets Honor Tom Kennedy Tom Kennedy,, assistant corpora: tion counsel, hus been made na tional judge-advocate general of the United Spanish War Veterans, ac- cording to word received Saturday from Oscar E. Carstrom, command. er-in-chief of the men’s organization, 7 ACREAG! ofr fy 0 close to this lant miles of this la BOWES BROTHERS COMPANY wert Har! Have Opened 209.210 MEHLHORN BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASH. Where They Are Going to Offer for Salo LOGGED-OFF LANDS in Grays Harbor County for From $3.60 to $5.00 Per Acre , This land lies about 10 miles north and west of |Hoauiam, and about 14 miles from Aberdeen, the highway being paved a’ nema, Washington, ffices at The Olympi; Se, Ad in 7 PRODUCTIVE SOIL The land is alder bottom and shot clay, all kinds of vonetaniee is noted for ravel, oats ‘and os In. the "world for grass. ut 10 or 12 years, It Gy Ugh at other logged -off land in wi Seattle to this lan as land been Sete this tend today shou! to lose at them plese, ‘ou hie iand in ‘Stout ric eine Ffow years, drive your automobile tod 5% hours. i pesnee ot of good water, & Plenty of settlers ad- Never before A small investment in There is no chance om at our office, where we have maps of this land, and we will glad to explain the terms and proposition to you. at the benefit of the man who is unable to call on us during the day, we will be in our office evenings. BOWES BROTHERS COMPANY 209-210 MEHLHORN BUILDING $14 SECOND AVE. MAIN 1753. Quinces—Cal.. Pecans Per DALY PRODUCTS Heavy, dressed Veal—Dressed, light, fancy, T.. Medium, dressed Heavy, coarse Dreseed Quetations at Bleehyards rime UERA ssesessssasenes BU0@I008 “U" BOOKSTORE "PROFITS SMALL All profits gained from the sale of books at the University of Washing tan co-operative bookstore this year have gone toward building up the $100,000 stock which is necessary to meet the demands of the present |university enrollment, according to Percy Dearle, manager of the store. | “The profits, however,” Dearle said, “are very low. Absolutely no profit has been made on new books, due to the present high express and jfreight rates and the cost of selling. The profit we do make is realized from the sale of stationery, pens and novelties.” The bookstore is an A. 8. U. W. co-operative business, owned by the students, and run almost entirely With student help. The store has taken in $140,000 since the first of the year. MINE STRIKERS GIVEN RELIEF Satisfactory results in the relief work for striking coal miners and thelr families was reported Saturday by William Short, president of the Washington State Federation of Labor, who has just returned from a trip to Olympia, Centralia, Aberdeen and other towns. “Dances and entertainments are being given to raise funds for the relief work,” Short said. “Every- where we have met ‘the greatest re sponse to this appeul’”" There are 2,300 coal miners on strike. With tbeir families, the number of needy is between 4,000 and 5,000, Short said. Especially in the Grays Harbor country is the enthusiasm high, Short reports. ILY AT MIDNIGUT tA to Victoria ving ttle Sat.