The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 9

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 WHY WASTE MONEY On Made to Order Millwork? =e) Why—when there is such a = SESE —— “Ee § 3 ga ot ey hab! ae S e e ; ae a 2 - ¥ m i i ae Oe Da BURR a splendid stock line man- | |) p Jey a, a ufactured by us for your benefit on which you can save 15% to 25% This millwork is of such design that it can be used in practically any style house. The four different types of homes pictured on this page show how our millwork harmonizes. Top lights 4 can be changed some, if desired é f for no additional cost, The millwork for this 7 E have been manufacturing mil- work for over forty years and our experience has taught us that the home builder needed millwork that could be ordered one day and delivered the next. So we are specializing in the manufacture of only very high-grade stock millwork for homes costing from $1,000 to $10,000. from the very best quality of old growth yellow fir. It is perfectly ma- chined and is as strong and durable as millwork can be made. All flat surfaces are sanded. Millwork Means Windows Cupboard Doors Window Frames and _‘Filour Bins Finish Drawers Doors, Inside and Breakfast Nooks Outside Medicine Cabinets Door Frames and Ironing Board Finish Cabinets Drain Boards Get Our New Millwork Catalog On January 2 we issued a new millwork catalog. If you haven't it, get it. This new catalog includes com- plete lines of different styles for home construction and shows correct net prices for everything. Eliott 0711 OFFICE AND PLANT 3300 Whatcom Ave. Wake Alki, Feunflerey, West Seattle, Lake Burien or Gatewood car—get off af Horteu Strees toy by a rubber tube it will jump as long as you H ° T Th t Will th Wh 1 F il wish. These toys will last indefinitely if well used, “PETER RABBIT” is made of real rabbit's fi ere isa ioy iha ill Amuse the ole ramuy and te the cies of © email bunny. er a “POODLES THE POODLE" is made of astrachan And the Prancing Dogs and Bears You May Have Your Choice ! e CLIP OUT THESE SUBSCRIPTION BLANKS AND HAVE " SUBSCRIBERS SIGN dust tne inst rar Seni ft relatives or neighbors who are not vow having The Star deliv- It’s Easy “5 aa = 7 Thi . We ered to them, sign the sub- SUBSCRIPTION BLANK SUBSCRIPTION BLANK scription blanks printed to the T hereby # to THE SEATTLE STAR for two to THE SHATT. TAR fo ° left. 1 b te 1 months and fter until I order game disoontinued, 1 months and the r until I order same tinued. € Raoett, Dew ar agre rrier at the fate of 50¢ per month, agree to pay th er at the rate of 60¢ , ‘al wonder! © to pay ons 1 am not now having The Star delivered to me, 1 am not now having The Star delivered to . that ts, people who . having The Star NANO weeeeveeecerrecereecras eccensecmrscees comvecenanses es i Get subscribers’ phone numbers To Every Boy and f NEMO ovwpedwerstinisnnn conve cone nenensssnocemsionwetemnens Ld: amen weemnie Secures Just Two : { COLLECT NO MONEY New Subscriptions to PHONE NO, wven-vseeennnneeeerewes meveeenenennnen omens a Loner OUT-OF-TOWN THE STAR }| #15) , 3 ENS) _ SUMCHIPTIONS fale of 30c per month, PHON@ NO, ewecesercecceoverrereeesewewececereveumemeres