The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 15

(K.0.) McConnell puts on the mitts with Eddie (Mid- Jensen, one of the gamest of the new crop of leather being developed in Newark, N. supervision of public school instructors. DEDICATE PASCO BRIDGE Chamber to Assist | at Ceremonies ti and Foundry Co, |Explosion of Air Fatal to Worker Crushed when a compressed air | Wea machine exploded at the Pacific Car plant, at Renton, — night, Evan Rees, 35, night engineer, died In the Renton hospital | Wednesday evening. Corson ls probing the accident. is survived by a widow, Mrs. B&ry Rees, and two small children. tion of the new Kennewick bridge, across the Columbia connecting those two com- will be held at. Pasco, 2. The Seattle Chamber of will take a big part in the and will send a special of representatives over there, Carrigan is in charge of the organization's arrangements. will formally dedicate the and Roy Smith, president, 0. Cooley, secretary of the ne Trail association, will cipate in the program. Wild West show and a number features have been arranged he cecasion by the people or and Kennewick. id SNAKE S FATAL WAYNE, Ala, Sept. 14— Wylie Reece, a “Holy Roller,” on Sand mountain, about miles from this city, ts dead & ratticsnahe'é bite. He died y withia 2@ minutes after been bitten. said that Reece was at the of a neighbor and that when wag discovered the neigh- d to shoot it. Before he do 20, however, Reece asked n to capture they rattler for his religious ceremonies. In thus to take it alive he was after which be threw the down upon the ground and re- d to his neighbor to look after iidren, as he felt that his time said that Reece on various oc- had assisted in conducting seances in which poisonous were handled. is well remembered here that was indicted by the grand in this county some time ago murder charge. alleging that he ted a venomous snake to bite iit one of his children. When came to trial, the judge set free, taking the view that person In this country should nitted to serve God according dictates of his own conscience. Missing |, Relatives| ) Star invites ite readers to ase thie | are missing are invited to report directly to The Star. whe may know the whereabouts Who has know! | # of C. M. Layman? His mother, W. J. Taylor, of Lacombe, Al is seeking her son. Layman, ent in wholesale candy trade in Tacoma and Seattle, was ‘heard from August 16, 1921, he was returning from the to Tacoma, where be was in Mrs. Taylor's address is Al7, Lacombe, Aiteri®- B LICENSES TAKEN AWAY i ce the beginning of the state- | campaign against recklesg driv last April, 843 drivers have lost Operators’ licenses, 19 were sen. eed a second time and 5% had their tors’ licenses canceled outright, ‘ding to @ dispatch received from pis dudge John B. Gordon, of Seattle, the list, with a total of 622 eliations. Judge S. A. Mann, of an is second, with 64, and G. P, Howard, of Colfax, is} | with 40. H IE x in esi ORR TERR an | ll Battle in Insane Hospital | » PETER, Minn., Sept. 14.—One Was shot, 3 guarda bi en and than 100 persons endangered in | at the state insane howpitat | @ early today. Fifty National Guardsmen finally led the disturbance, Jn. ness. | national fame as a thru them, did not threw herself more fervidly into the creative art of needlework thoughts. financia) returns. for magazines verse and she won several national) including the Leonora Spey- er prize for a group of poems. Her neediework and thoughts re- sulted in her jatest cation of verse encouraging comment. prizes, world,” Braithwaite, | who girl's fit denses spontaneous | way of expressing certain ideas and impre aelone. tions: word Helpless, Girl Wins National Fame as Writer,” Hazel Hall BY PHILIP J. SINNOTT PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 14 Hazel Hall has been unable to walk since childhood. As her she took up -neediework brought it In time, it And now, While other children but unable grieve a window As her nimble fingers flew, ris mind filled with aze\ Hall began to seek triumph, “Curtain a book which has already “Between her and life are Boston suggested the title for book, Miss Hall but a i both * wl aye. “W interests, with me ny It ideas come af sometimes a line or as ® sudden appreciation you might say. ia the forerunner of of ation great things.” J. Bouts are held un- Coroner W. EH. Rees diversion, her happt is bringing her successful poet. of her age} played on the streets near her home, lthe pale faced girl, watching them) to join Instead she the | beautiful She began in a child-like manner to put these thoughts into poetry. | Growing into young womanhood, become more absorbed in her stitching and her vevrsifying. Soon her needlework began to bring So did her poems, her te | publ! ot, Monday, September 11, received the heavy draperies of » physical mon otony which shuty her off from the Eaward declared Willlam Stanley literary eritic, the fs hopelessly crippled, write poetry only when feel mentally and physically iting poems con and is always my inspira. phrase, Keen appre.! all ae IN ADVANCE THE SrATS ! 9 month. | ree months . months @ you OUTER OF REAT' 6 WASHINGTON ree Meth eR ADVERTISING RATES Transient charge, per line pee rtion (count six words to Consecuiive lamuee dem and Coupon : Rates on Request Leave Your Copy at Bartell’s Drug Store BO. 2, 10 SECOND AVE Or N06! MAIN 0600 1 FUNERAL NOTICKS WEPPT EH “If this city, isan) HARKIN |W : ed 40 years, beloved WwW Wepple Funeral servt wife Bunday, 1 m t our chapel, Interment at Kirk- land, Wash Home Undertaking Co STROM —AU THI Cth W Beptamber 13, 1933, AUGUSTA STROM, aged 60 years, beloved mother of two daughters and one ron ment inter, H HOLDKIN- At tember 13 RI od 46 seers band ° Olga Doldrin ment later. Home Undertaking Co. | 2 CARD OF THANKS | WE Wish TO THANK OUR} friends for thelr beautiful floral} offerings and sympathy during our recent bereavement in the death of | ur beloved mother and atater, Mr. | Harry D. Doucett, Master Chas, R Poucett and saters NAL me REGAIN” YOUR” WRAL Crereomne aad aa . Hep- | RC HOLD. | beloved hus-| Announce: | one p 4a day_ Rey ree your Keneral health 100% better at the same tine. Home treatment with out clsen or tasting pany. Dept. C. 410 American Bank Bide Main 1089. WRAK GLANDS CAUSE BRHAUS- irritability GLAND TAB “i 80 ab! 2 Medical Co. # Tird av. N. Lees PERMANENT no, 13 Lege! Gi trie mi co eone Bidg. Pin 4 SPECIAL 3 OTICES } GHAVENSTEIN APPLES, 4627 TEN- ton ave. Rainier 0223-R. e LSSTILAUNDRY BAG CONTAIN ing clothes om roed from Newp: Rellevue, Finder call Heacon 1708 of write Mra © East Seatth na (H8T—BROWN PURSE WEDNES- day, on No. 641, Fort Lawton car. Contained currency and silver, negatives and jetters, Reward. |FOR ig Gartiela 5203. T_ FEMALE NELP WANTED WANTED ; WOMAN FOR atenograph and geners! office work. ly to Mr. Donobue, Se- CF WORKING girl to work 1 store, _ wanted. 2 HE a Bite! Bldg. Second and Pike. It will pay you. RAGTIME PIANO PLATING SITUATION FEMALE ANTED — 76 HE COMPANTON for lady or young girl. N-33. Star. MALE HELP WANTED 9 if YOU Ae A MAN—A REAL man--If you have any confidence in your own ability and feel that you ean do what others can do, providing you know how, and have money enough to keep yourself for ny desire to Become a high ® position whe trolled by hat you ean make from $4,000 t by nnecting you largest corporatic const, phone Elitott interview, or call % Bidg. aft YOUR OPPORTUNITY ACT PROMPTLY YOU ¢ SECURE SOME OF TH HS AS BOTLERMS welt with RY AP . SECOND | ‘OLUMBIA Ke Antex. 2004 Sth, near Westiake ‘Av., clean, furnished, steam heated bedrooma (for men); free baths, phone. Trans. 30c; weekly $1.50. WANTED, FOR TUNNEL WORK— Mucners ¢ $4.50. Chucktender, ny. Apply 617 "Third and James. MEN, 43 inekeepin, per week, gas included, $ Lyon Bide. nee 5 AND root si 2233 Sixth your w it away ‘Uniow. jock. Opp. postoffice. —— Pardoal| ‘The Star never intentionally prints antrae statement or makes ai Hat oar don’t KEE everything it be very glad to . wilt = the irienda| Editor Seattle Star: Dear Sir: In reference to an article which appeared in your paper on 1922, about ja boy, Jack Fithian, shooting Ed | ward Guest, I wish to state that an) made in to error has been regard Guest's character. | He has been connected In way with any boy bandits as stated and his reputation ia beyond re-| proach. | 1 have taken the fatter up with the police and Mr, Harold K. Vann, lehief probation officer of the juve court in regard to Jack Fithian’s confession, and Mr. Vann atates that he has talked with fhe Fithian boy today and has a state: ment from him that Edward Guest! |wans in no way connected with him or other boys in any holdups or a. thefts Edward Guest is my nephew and I feel that the above mentioned article Is an Injustice him and no to Miss Hall's second book of poems }should be corrected pew nearly ready for publica- consider: ROSBY, Thanking you for your ation, T. A. CONTRACT French | box. [12-INCH MILL WOOD THE SEATTLE STAR WANTED BY GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS GHENT wT, WORKERS COACY CAKPENTERG CAR REPAIRERS WELDERS LINEMEN HELPERS LABORERS Permanent jobs at wages authorised by United States Labor Board Time and one-half after § hours end for Sundaye and holidays Free transportation, APPLY AT ROOM 117 KING oF. eTaTion Geattle, Wash. Company will emplo: eribed byt Labor ry Engineere ...Vartous Rates Stationary Firemen . .Vartous Rates Rotlermaker: T0e to 10a r er Car Men Te jowed time and time work in excess or i hours per day. men who desire to learn trades will eo em- e4 and given an oppor- ity to do Yow th Apply te any roundhouse or shop or superintendent, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY AT SEATTLE Tena TO TON: labor on residences. Elliott € but good work be Phone Main ta PAP R ANG! ning. W. Ro Brown, Hea- eorvice, ‘Trans te wi OR BALE modern furnished house, on easy || terma, $25 month. Rainier valley | ar to Genesee at. 4223 25th ave RENT OR BALE-—3- ig A HOUBE, $8, 4-room furnished, 4 lot She‘ isth BW. Lake Murien ear to Hol FURNES Alki beach, winter ra $10 a month. West 1561-R. i ROOM ¥ RuGED House. WiEA- con 20” FOR aN HOURES UNFURNISHED ODERN COTTAGE: | stove heat; 2 blocks north of Enst| Madison car; near school. Rent | Would eell, 2407 41et ave. N. jo; i UNFURNISHED FLATS AND } yee APARTMENTS | £-ROOM “DUPLEX FLAT; FUR- nace; laundry: fireplace: range; | large «and view; one block 3 ¥ oiland park dist ; $30. OA N. 46th at. Melee 23 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FURNTANED FROOM UP 1603 28rd ave, Phone 4 FURNISHED AVYARTMEN,S | CRON TWO MODERN 3 Room TURNIBE | ed apartments, $25. 1877 Market Sunset 6863. TNE SWELL “9-hOoOMAPARTM ate m heat. 1718 12th & Beacon 1738. | 2% FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS CLORE-IN” FRONT NOS week, everything furnished. Madinon st 31 SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT ~ - | FOR SALE OR RENT-- 3-ROOM modern househe cheap. Mar- shall, Capitol 3106, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS { a7 NO BUTTER PIANO CAN BE MADE than a KIMBALL, Ame 8 ard. Reduced price, $2 } new pianos at $260. Guaranteed. | HOPF KELLY CO. i “4 Third PIANOS B only $9 at | KIMBAL standa w much own make? LLY CO, ra v HY NO been reduced LLY CO. “eas KIMBALL PIANOS, AMERICA'S best known make, reduced to $375 terms HOPPER-KELLY CO 1421 Third. KIMBALL PIANOS AT GREATLY reduced prices. Buy no other. Now only $375. Other new planos at $260. HOPPER-KELLY CO 1421 Third 89 = FURNITURE ¥OR SALE 6 ROOMS FURNITORE, ALMOST new, Will sell cheap, $19 Ninth ave. 8. Blake buya. LLANEOUS—FOR 8: Wit. t TAMa COMPAN 1943 Firat Ave. 80. SASH AND DOORS. Six-inch Cedar Siding. our Bina Cupboard Doors Sash 20x25, four light : Bread Boards by parcel post.. Doors Breakfast nook table and seats. anh for inclosing sleeping perches fronting. Woard. and inet complete with Sleeve Board $15.00! Window glass by the light or by the Plate Glass Windshields put in your car, 0. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY. _Batablished 1899. Big double load, delivered, $7.00. Forest Wood and Coal ECONOMY FUBL ©O. Beacon 9250 COM TF Y PL. pouth of Tolt, on MILL 11921 Dodge roadster, |@ FOR SA jas MISCELLANEOUS ror SALH BTAR-A-STAR SIINGL IOS or M., delivered, Hee mtock, Weet jeattle rat Dock, Went 0384 days; Weat 4088 evenings. Wi HUY AND BELI good. silently worn ‘ CADE ate, mu enmen and blouses, Garment change, 621 Union, HON'T JOUER DY TW PRICK. Victory Lump Coal i# good coal In 2-ton lots, $10 « & delivered Garfield 4291 MILL WOOD, HOUVALT THAR FT, mixed mill and #laba, $6.50; forest wood and coal reasonable. Sun- net 5637 Beet FORMAT W56D, ares laner load. mans Pox ot cavleal a iawind MACHTINGS. nt OD DRO rentin aLHEP IN YOUR CAR Have the erat eut, $6.00 Rs at Ire- mont Brid rr Gi 14 NEW PIANOA ¥O Bites om purchase. 0 COW nde, $5.6 Garfield vf Meyer- Foner, Fourth ave. “Sr BEASONED FORE WOOD, 0 cord: mill wood $4 load, Kai- nier 0987 : WLACK COLLAPATDT $10, and oriole go-cart, {tol 3296. DAK WOOD, # ~GO-CART. $2, Cap- GTi, ne Sunnet WOOD, F100 KR LOAD, F700 double load, delivered. Kenwood 4605 WE RITCHES QU: new, for $5. Cap é POREST WOOD, $4.50, DEL VETOED. Bunset 0918 on RAVANAGH HATH 9960 1608 Tot MOTORCYCLES WOTORC YCrRs “ | PORTABLE GalAgns. CAPITOL AUTO ACCESSORIES AND USED AUTO PARTE. w tay Co, ils First ave S Main 0479. 56 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Free License and Insurance Sale Open Days, Sundays, Evenings | Because we are ~otng to «tive you the beat chance you ever had to gets good used car until | October 1, 1932. | We will give the loense for the balance of the year and insure the car for one year against fire and theft, | Any car tn the how pric that are as good an you can get anywhere, and the license and insurance, for the price of the | No brokerage or handling charge. All kinds of good late model | care. | “Ask about if no-cash-down | plan; it counts.” ‘Walk in and ride out at one price. | NRY MOSSBACH 1407 Lith Ave. Kast 2651. 5-PASS, MITCHELL, acop LOOK- Ing car; runs fine; good tires, You can get lots of enjoyment out of this car. Price only $115 cash pa ment, balance $20 per month. 4 cluding insurance and interes charges. Eldridge Buick Co. 802 KE. Pike St at 0842 A Real Sacrifice Hudson 6-40, In good running con- must pe 'sold now, felling 150. Come in and see for yourself. 1624 Fourth ave. AUTOMOBILE LOANS We loan money on your ca: your equity or will pa MES & CO, Fifth and Virginia. " Elliott 6225. 1933 6-PARS. cord tires in from the factory. $800. Popa tn looks like It Just polied Bale price, Thin car te tn fine condition, and priced to sell quick Eldridge Buick Co. $02 K. Pike St WINTON TOURING neonger, good condit! pearance, Telephone Capitol 181 have a brought around for in- apectio fiENRY. MOSRDACTT gore on easy terms. 1407 1ith ave, it 2661. HENRY MOSSBACH PAYS SBPOT CASH FOR USED CARS, AND S0LLS THEM ON EASY TERMS. 1407 11TH AVE. EAST 2661. OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS 32-¥OOT LAUNCH TO TRADE FOR light car. Must be in 1 condi- tion. Phone Garfield . Hen derson ed HOUSEBOAT NEAR UNIVE bridge for gale or trad ». 6, Hox @88 1 Ho object. Hillott 1949. PAY CASH FOR A WE 3 any conditio any make, Car, 1718 REAL BUY -room house, with bath, ground, all cleared ken coop; garage; light and water; 2 blocks Ronald station; close to paved sway; Kood service to city, bus and interurban. | Fine 6 raise berries or chickens, $3,250; $500 cash, balance easy terms, OF will take a house in University or Wallingford district N. 46th St A on acre of Melrone 2958 ‘OMPL ETE MODERN 5-ROOM bungalow, in lower Wallingford a in perfect condition, for only $4,800; $500 cash. Kast 8671 T-hOOM HOTS in r r; lot 60: 102; and balance like rent. Ww MODERN 500; $50 cash OWNER- se BY HOME, 606% Small cottage, $1,260; $25 down, river, 500 per person entities:s to pick all the blackberries you want. J, BD. Browning, Tolt, Wash. iit Bt: Coughlin, 610 Am. Bk. Bid. SELLS USSD | | GASIT PAID FOR CARS, GC ONDITION to} 62 FOR SAL REAL, ESTATE A WARREN BLUE RIBBON COWDN PANK— A modent, clean, comfortable, well arranged, well built Groom and attic cottage bungalow, well located ave. N, 16, near 66th transportation — and high: owners leaving trom: and with to sell, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, tneluding oak due fold, leather seated rockers dining room sei, 2 white bed ivory chiffonler, dresser, Empress range, rugs, curtains, drapes, lino- Jeum, garden tools, ete. Excep- t al offering. The house alone is worth the money; has bullt-in buffet, _ ee basement, floor drain, laundry, ete nod attic Only $2,660, with about $600 cash. ANREN NEALTY CO. Realtors wtinke Ave, at “U" Bridge. MVENINGS, Capitol 1056 Splendid Buy ore Idea home . with Rretty view of Lake Warhington and University at down, $15 per month. 220 WALKER BUILDING Corner Second and University. Eliott 0182 Th T y GET YOUR LOT NOW! BIG. UNIVERSITY LAKE SHORE BALK CONTINUES UNTIL, BACH LOT IB SOLD 250 good noll and good view lote, vanging in price from $100 to $600 yoated Juat outside of the ey north between Chelsea and ¢ City, on the Bothell bivd All lots xituate between Bothell paved boulevard and Lake Wash- ington shore. You encape city taxes here, but still have elty con- veniences,| Electric lights, water and telephones available, Title insurance furnished free to each purchaser TERMS BALAN’ On AND Y $ “B $5 On AMERICAN IMPROV EM ow N Phone Kenwood 2 6512 University W Lake Complete Poultry Farm Approximately 6% acres, fronting on in highway, in an ideal poultry neighborhood; capacity for 2,000 birds; good 6-room house: brooder hous electric pumping plant, with complete water ayatem thru- machine shops; good stores. This lant, and is Perms, 10 $10 F Wh, , OF noe City office Is a splendid paying worth looking into 220 WALKER BUILDING Corner Becond and University. Elijott 0182. SACRIFICE SMALL HOME Cottage. 4 rooms; nearly new; large front and rear porchen; good fur- niture included; 2 lotw (121x106); large garden; poultry yard; front; mice outlook: hi block cars: 2 blocks new Highland Park echool. Property cont $2,650: weil, as packing to leave, for $1,800. Would like $300 cash, liberal terms P. Hebard, owner, 9045 12th eve. & W. Lake Burien cars. __Phone nings, Glendale 0344-R. Very Good Offer to Buyer Producing poultry ranch, conatstin f cultivation; in jed district; nice héuse mily; J-unit chicken ofl, with lot fine city for light and power. bargain, Seattle-Everett Interur- ban service to city. Terms. 220 WALK 2 ond eant FSIS SS STS SEATS SS TS UNIVERSITY BARGAIN Very attractive 4 room: bath bungalow: Tage; neat yard, w berries, shrubbery to well, $2,500; $300 handle. STEEL REALTY D! Mezzanine F De Fourth and Union, ISSSSSSSESSHKSSSSSSSS NEW BONGALOW, CORNER LOT, $6,600 Southeast corner 19th and BE, 65th. large rooms and dining alcov concrete basement; furnace: fir place; dandy kitehen: linen close oak floors; good view; near Re venna school and Roorevelt high, ma, $500 cash, $60 per month, cluding interest; no assessments. Will take good lot an first pay- ment M. GOODNER, OWNER 96 Arcade Bide. ___Main 3858 or Kenwood 1437 2 wget caer Elliott 1307, $3.400-—BUNGALOW BARGAIN Strictly modern $-room bungalow, Beacon hill; fine view; hard- ors in living-dining room; ¢; cabinet kitchen; 2 bed- rooms finished in white; full ce- ment basement; laundry trays; new Mueller furnace; complete bath; clothes closet with windows. For quick eale, reduced to $3,400; $500 cash, balance easy monthly ayments. H. R. Thomas & Co. ne, 1020 Third ave, Elliott 3142. 5-Room Modern Bungalow 1 $2,100; $400 CASH, $30 PER MONTH Neat and clean; half cement base- | ment; large, level lot; improved streets; close to © and school, 5405 Ballard A ON TH over off the eplendid Sunset 0127, EDGE OF THE cITy, king Lake Washington, just pa. fronting on good being = in- id; asaiat- ance in Gullding.” Very easy terms. BUILDING and University. 82, CWAVING BTATE; WiLL fice home in Rainier rooms; pantry; bath; dition; lot 60xi00; fruit ‘and vegetables; ens; woodshed. Price $1,950; own terms, 2847 Alaska st, Rainier 1992 even- ings. &ROOM TOL campus: HON SACRI- valley, 6 in good con- deep black soil; Melrose 53465. AKG, DEVIL fruit trees; close to Ballard and day schools 100 ; terms, 1792 W. 64th, Sunset 3 FOR SALE—WATERFRONT P SOUND-—-id” ACRES, with almost 1,000 feet beach front- age, incliding little cove; creek for power and Irrigation; suriny southeast slope, | Ideal for grapes Price $46 and early products, Charles Bomers Co, Alaska Bidg. |é5 FOR SALE--WEST SEATTLE ACRE TRACTS, WITH SMALL NRW cottages, fronting on 80-ft. boule- yard; city water: walking din- tance from three car Mnes; or un- improved tracts on which wo will assist you In building. Also beau- titul view lots, all on very easy te see Mr. 8 W. and Spokane st, or phone West 0499, Chandler, corner 26th ave. BECAUSE STAR READERS don’t just skim thru the columns, they sit down and really read them, BECAUSE THE STAR'S so many more people. greater circulation reaches BECAUSE STAR READERS have learned to shop thru THE STAR’S WANT AD SECTION. YOU are your own judge. WANT AD columns, wU in STAR of STAR WANT AD VAL Place your WANT ADS and convince yourself CALL MAIN 0600 65 | For SALE—WEST SE. ‘TITLE $200 CASH LANCE MONTHLY New f-room cottage; bath; large living room; cabinet kitehen; larke front porch; fine yiew; on double corner, 100K115; 4 blocks from car Price $2,250, Walter A. Sutherland Rnannenmeananal 4209 W. Alaska St West 0012. 67 «FOR BALE—ACREAGE Acreage Bargain. North End City water, lighte and ph able; good bi soll; some fine fir, cedar and maple treen; the best soll, the best view and the lowe rieed choice w tracts orth End. La (Morningside) ec; one avatl- 4 42n A $60 ron 310 per Carter, MacDonald & Miller, Inc. 268 Columbia 8&t. Elliott 6870. Wonderful Buy A iS-acre highly improved poultry ranch, with 7-roo with bath; gasoline pumping plant; dandy barn; fruit and ber- es in 10-year-old or- under cultivation: FOR 8SALE—ACREAGE BALE—6 ACRES; b-ROOM excellent water and : ‘ens; about 3 4, balance any to clear J. A. Walker, 2 Garfield acres el rowth and 1,000; terme. ifth ave, W. Telephone 6 FOR SALE—FARM LANDS Big Opportunity To purchase 6 acres good, level land, which ts ver: close-in suburban property; exceptionally nice trout stream crosses 1 y Excellent for poultry, vegetables, fruit and berries, No expense to buyer for street grading or electric Nght poles and wiring, which give you city. conveniences walk from paved store, gas station and f lake Weshington; only 26 mij ride on commodious auto from Second ave. d Unie versity st. Terms $59 cash, $15 per month. 220 WALKER bg aes Corner Second and SESSSSSSSSSSSHSSSS HOME AND STEADY WORK 10 acres; 6 cleared; new 4- room house; on main high- $1,500; easy ver ‘es, same locatios easily cleared; @asy terms. 8 STEEL REALTY DEV, COR! 8 Mezzanine Floor, Douglas Bldg. § Fourth and Union, Elliott 1307. BSSSSSSSSSSESSSESS EOE xe rea interurban station. A real bargain. Terms $2,600 cash, $40 per month. 220 WALKER RAUILDING Corner Second and University. Eliott 0183. KIS ACRE ries and pow OD FOR ry; good 6 Liatge and'S small poultry R00! n and frost-proot om; good well and cistern stream on upper side of pla geod hydraulic ram installed for irrigation; 24 large cherry trees, besides apples, pears, quince, ap- plums, some logan and Diackberries: 2 acres good for ber- ries, bow in meadow and pasture; near beach; fine view of Mt Baker. 1f interested, address L. O. Hardenbrook, 719 36th st, Ana- cortes, Wash Best Buy Around Seattle 5 acres on KENT-DES MOINES HIGHWAY; good bus service t Beattle and Tacoma, $50 will Clifford-Catlin Land Company SIT Third Ave. Open Evenings FULL PRIC E ONLY $900 $200 CASH, $10 MONTH Almost new 6. n house; chicken 300 hens; good new picken park; land nearly on main county road; 1 and grade SCHOOLS. IDEAL POULTRY FARM, READY TO GO. See GRAYBILL or TASKER at 1026 Third Ave. Main 06 Must Sell This Week {Owner sick, and must mate, 6 acr Clifford-Catlin Land Company 617 Third Ave. Open Evenings. SOUND — DANDY RING water; alder soil; your own pretty BEACH protected anchorage for your boat; good fishing; plenty of clams; timber for buildings and ‘Total price, $475; terms $126 4 years. ' Located 30 7 miles from an island. Ss Co, Alaska Bldg. 5 7 ~~5 ACRES NORTH Located on four corners, north of Seattle. A splendid location for gasoline station. A regular bus-| Thess corner. Price §LA50; $260 | cash. frontage on P. VAN 1016 7 FOR SALE —1 loam; 2 acres cleared; \-acre in raspberries; 5-room " California bungalow, all finished, and furniture; well; on highway with auto stage past the door! lenty of work. Will 1,100 cash, or $900 cas! ayments. ' Must sell now, Sunset 1781 after 6 p.m. Alt DES MOT iting Highline; d soil; $850. ghline; he ; level: yood sot AT SUNNYDALIG level $260 LAND, WITH spring water; part black bottom iMgood upland: piling. and fir | ber; near salt water; on county k. F. D., phone and auto little house and Price $1,500; $600 cash, f interest Alaska Bids. not rod balance Call t os 6 acres, fr powerful handy cash. sy foam H-mile salt water; mile t & boats daily, 860 fare; $1, terms. R. §, Hennessey, 670 Hoyt at. Portland, Ore. $1,600 HQUITY IN BEST b- improved ranch White r valley, 12 miles from city; Interurban and brick high- way. What have you to trade for it?” Call owner, Eliott 6073 FOR SALH—2y ACRHS, 2 BLOCK from Beacon ave. bivd. and b ; large orchard; fine view of and mountains. Terms. Ral- RK. SACRBS, 4 MIL near SOUTH OF GIT¥ limits; level and easy to clear; $200 cash, $10 per month. Price $1,100. Geo, England, 2639 dist eM Aa — * 1 WILL FURNISH LUMBER FOR h acre Little City 0 on my Farm tracts, $50 cash, $15 monthly H.C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave 3400 CASH SNA leared, 6 burned; 16 acres; 1 phi ith perce auto road $62 EMPIRIC BI main } sehool, rifice for | $950 HQUITY IN 3-R large lot, for 4-reom house, lumbing, north of canal. C, B.C, 24 W. Shth st. Seattle. 80 BUSINESS RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN FOR wecretary-treasurer land company, $1,000 required. Address G. Gate~ way, 706 Summit N. |83 REAL ESTATE LOANS poe farm and acreage Joga FARM 8 __ STOCKS AND Bo! aie BUY LIBERTY BONDS 500 Rothert Process Steel. WILL SELL units United Finance. Johnston Piston & Ring, Simplex Auto Wheel. Universal High Power. Western Smeiting & Power, Alaska Petroleum & Coal. Beacon Coal 1250 Burley Ol Co. 214 Unt PARTY LEAVING ATE WI sell all or part 3,000 shares V'! ictory Rubber i Hotel. Apply Room 10, att tiCAN BANE ARRANTS URC! AMERICAN BANE BL BLDG 86 CHATTEL ere COLLATERAL pe ss “WORKINGME? \organtsea, to make loans te wont oo] —. a be! Med cannot LOANS ee bad PIANOS, ER Hiott ad Mon: na Jew are < etablished | 1896, 105, 2nd a | } Attorneys-at-Law | SPALL Bstablished T68T AM | cases; moderate fees; consultation free, Main 7303. 215 Burke Bl 905 See ond ave. vice Ala Tee Bid. 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