The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1923, Page 12

E12 TAR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 _— | . SEATTLE BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Shipping, Real Estate, Buil RAPS FALLACY _ IN FURNITURE Patronize Home Industries, Is Grunbaum’s Advice Beattle is the t for the business Olle §. Gruntuum Purniture Co, who has just returned from the sem! + Ket.at San Fro my trip 1 on city n the t hace. t “‘Batisfied that Se ‘Prospects to th ‘man than docs "In the turn! e c if course, is what I notice first, it & Well known fact t urn Tuke stores exee! any ¢ Steast in the beauty of tb ty Of service, mod liberal terms. “From the produ | Washington.made fur 1 &nd has better Wan any furniture any ¢ andpe is bette ma th Yet here is food for thoug Washington-made furniture is shipped to California “Mia-made furniture is beir Bere. In the first le waste. Freigh ot is high, and somebody Spey for it. ‘Somebody’ is % Of cours: the second placg why shor people buy furniture m: here, when stuff ts bett atid at better pri The only rea i is that dealers and consumers Reed the doctrine of ‘keep your ¥ at home preached to them tly. Portland, Tacoma and | are important furniture cen- nd we should develop our op- | Inities better. | found business good all along | | Coast, with heavy but not in buying. There were 300 ex at the markets, mostly from and 1,500 buyers. I could | tet @ lot about it, but what I| were voip | ier ean fant to say chiefly is this: Stick to | lowe Wattle and patronize its industries, | boar Or there is no better city in the} Th Wide world!" 200 pounds of wire to staple mer. Zine ‘pages. The = was turned out cee eietie Goasdidoons san 4 Sherman Printing & Binding | Cp: in Nichole ie wupply rd Chicago Board of Trade |4\*\\" “7. owt ie % Satarday’s Quotations PRODUCTS ieee splaced-end-to-end artist has! whet Oven High Low _ Close| fethi Whelesale Dealers a at work, and has figured that |aay...... $1.20% $1.20% $1.19% 81.20 | Booth Fisheries al ereamery, gab i SENNTIES directories of the new |2™ly LGM TIGR LIM 116% | Brook. Rapid ro Bept Vie 144 rr iam i tte Ce er 4 [Were to be piled one on top of | Pi.” es Batts & 6 . Bother, they would be a mile high. | way i Warren : = Plaid end a exter | 3807 ati(ornia Packing... i i ‘ i to end, they would extend | 327 we Gailtornie, Peinoteuma: 38% $4 an | Chee a way from Seattle to Everett. 1¢| 8°84, aledir asec ental ree 8 6 Pages were spread out a single | May OS atte 4s 4814 [Canadian Pacic Pai % , y cover | July 46% 45 OS 4 | Central Lea 6 c ap ga airy eo TN MMipt.c<5. 148% 2885S, ASH: © 109% | Corvp Gane 18% on m4 the surface o} acre farm or} “Lard Chandler Motors aN : . sn | Mtay 1142 11.45 11.92 11.40 | Chesapeake & Ohio ‘% 7 POULTRY AND MEATS | July ist 11.60 iw 11.66 Chi, Gt. Western % Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers Ca a | do preferred % Shippers | e joc a MP 24% | Ducks—Live, 2 The. and ove : a Chicago Car Lots | ae: preferred 1% 4440. Meellers—1 to 3 Te Hy Saturday's Quotations 1. Northwestern ua oe tere —Live, Hn Pursished by Logan & Diryan je Copper 29 . . Seattle o Copper... th * 4 } Rects, Cont. Katd. Lt. Yr. ‘ M { bly ut « 2 > aA s he m i 24a 210 aa mn 3 ik 2% Me. 12 Tides in Seattle ae ae She Ux Ge deh | Fancy ary picked Sees TURSDAY ‘ ‘ 7 th re. | FEB. . : : pe 24 hy ++ | Geose—Live, fat, & to 10 The. oa] First Lew Tide de oe plum bis re , esis ah i : “4 21 ft.|1:20 am. 2.9 ft.) P. Conaoiid: “ Thr. and wi First High Tide Liberty Bonds “” rere i Bom. 11.9 tt. [1:44 a.m. 11.8 ft Stateiee Quotations ‘ a4 ya ba Wi ha 8 Low Tide | Second Low Tide Walueed Sehiseee i ivan Corn Products 16% ive, per Pe m., 3.7 ft. [2:13 p. m.. 2.3 ft. $10 Second Ate, Senile Cowden : it High Tide | Second High Tide decton—: High Low Close | Crucible Btael : ‘ 2 p m., 10.6 ft.) 8:08 p. 9.6 tt.) | pirat 101.76 101.464 101.64) Cube Cane & 1% eu. Be 6k6 Fir ‘ ont] do preferred 7% ; se ‘ Second 4s 1 $aibo| Cuban Amer, Sugars. 36% Faney, taht Ne 3 sseiae thes ji ; 74 | Comp, Tab, & Rec ed, ita eather Bureau Report 0" $870 $840 $8.40 Dupont Yan y itbdi0 Re, Me As MM suiting dicts tad tacin: | Third 4%e 99.00 94.94 98.94 | Division Chemieai.. POULTRY AND MEATS fer falling; cloudy; wind rorth- | Third 4%s Hp Dems Mined. 20 m! hour. Paswed in, a th te Fi a aeene dee $0 Deleers. 6 Prices Paid Whelesale Dealers iF probably str Hichmond, at $:39| Victory 4%a - rte H 18 | ek ae! Hudson .136% Ducks—Dreased, per tb 32 10 A. M—Passed in, sir Makura, |New 44a .. Leper, 108.96 v9.94 | Dee a oes Hens—Dreased, heavy * 16 &. m. | ae “* Dressed, Meht ail oe Live, heavy, To 4 B | Portland Produce Live, phe. fe at _ Arrivals and Departures Saturday's Quotations 10s” | Peyers—Per Th Tl SRMRIVED—Fed, 17—Atr Huth Alexan..| Batter—t1q she 10, {by |Geene—Dreseed, per th 30 Eivers Tacoma, at 7:30 «. tn; str Ala. | E&EP—206 36 doz. 14S | Turkere--Fancy, dressed oe from Southwestern via Southeast sae Ib. ; aan #3 B Alaska, at 5:50 a. m.; str Andrea F. ‘rte bige tai Bod . 22 ekenbact from New York via ports, Clears, . on jot F9:90 8. m. Feb. 16—Str Gyokon . from kobe yin Port iusiow, at N. ¥. Sugar and Coffee 110 14 ht; str Forest King from Tacoma, Saturday's Quotations Sted, Orca 10 43 i str Arabia Maru from Ta-|Sugar—Firmer. Taw, $6.78: refined, | quit water steal ed, cy ae Via Vancouver and Nanaimo, B. firmer; granulated, $9.25@. Granby Consolidated. 2 LIVE STOCK sir Rainier from San Fran: |Coffee—spot, 1240 Ib.; Ba 15% @ |General Asphalt... ria Quotations at Btockyurds lingham, at 12:45 p. m. 16e Ib. Green Cananea 29 Cattio— fhama Maru from Manila via ve Li aia Guantanamo Sugar ah Prime steers . 7.508 8.00 #20 p. m.; str Steel Trader fron . ; General Tank, Medium to choice ue Foreign Exchange Houston Olt Fair te 500d ert Satarday’s Quotations Hudson Motors. Feeder ‘ 400@ 6. | NEW YORK, Feb, 17. Foreign ex-| Hupp Motors. | Prime cows e change opened irregular. Sterling, | lilinola Central Good cows and heifers we 40 &. m.; str Admiral Wat-|$4,68%; france, §0.0996; lire, $0.0475; | Inspiration Fair to good 009 Houthwestern via Southeastern | marks, $0.00052 lintl, Nickel Canhers oe ‘At noon; str Admiral Dewey for| The market closed nteady. Bterling, | Invincible Oil Calves oe Pedro via Ban Francisco, at 5:10 a.|$4.69%: francs, $0.0597%: lire, 80.0470; | Sowell Tea | pus. 00 Smotorship Culburra for Tacoma, at | marks, $0.0005 K, C. Bouthern...... 6S. mi. Feb. 16—Btr Weatham for Sar | Kelly Springtield..... 6 here NGaE cae ports, at 1: ™.; str Stephen . sa: Kennecott rime h for New York via ports, at 6:30 p Foreign Securities Seretone Kise Amooth heavy ‘s ff Edna for Tacoma, at 4:10 p.m Maturday/s Qastationd Jullus Kayser Rough heavy % ith Alexander for Tacoma, at 4:10 Furnished by Leg | Lehigh Valley. Stag 60 atr Kewanee for Ban Francisco via 810 Second Av, Loulsvilie & Bheep— < inda for Loow Theaters, Prime tn in.0@18 Gro via ports, at 10 a, m, 1921.66. Lima Locomotive. . “a 68 Cull lambs 7.00@ 9 a 1026 Lorillard 172% 172 arlings 1919... Loft, Inc 10% Ment Alaska Vessels | Marine... i Katchikan—Feb, 1¢—Halled, wtr North ii oraterreass Hs & eer pound, 62.8 pn. Maxwell Motors 16% 16h FLOUR ae oe May Dept. Stores 4% 78% Whe ea s | Mexican Petroleum * i mor | Vessels in Other Ports | jis) \01°",, $3 | Misra “cuppor ih ia nity pat WTacoma—Keb. 17—Areived, motorahip | Helgium 1 4649 '| Middle Mtat 1% 11% nak P irra from Heattio, nt . t, Belgium P “ 2 [Manhattan Bhirt..... 46% 46% Townsend—Feb, 2 | Gorman Ww, 5 Mexican Meaboard Of 19% 18% Paras BRO VAdmiral Dewey for Han Podro, at| Berlin 4m do otfa.... seve 18% 18 TO lO Raat pak ait A. mm, | Hamburg 40 Midvale B, & Ord 30% 40 ao | AY RAL DP Astoria—Feb, 17—Arrived, mtr Jamen| Hamburg #140 MK & Bisse 16% 16% = 16% HAY, GI Duke from Beattie via Leverett, at 11| Lelpsig 4a Missourl Pacific. 18% 184 1k Hay—W mj str Chas, H. Cramp from New | Lalpsla do preferred... ++. 47% 47% 4714 | Alfalfa... via ports, at 2 p. Hailed, str | Munich 4a . Montgomery Ward... Ms 24% 24% Mixed Hay iadan for Heattlo, at & a. rm, |Muntoh ou: | Montana Power, 11% 71% 71” |atraw wi SpGan Francisco—Feb. 17—~Arrived, mo-| Frankfort 40 | Mother Lode 13% 12% 18. | City Delivery er Ton . Peru from Beattle, 6 #. m. Web.|Japanono de. Molntyre 19% 18% 18% | Barley-—Whole i if Orient for Heattle, at 6 a. m.;| Japanese iat 4% dbvee National Acm + 1% 6 wa Rolled and ral Hohley for Beattie, 6 p, mai|Japaneve 2nd 4ihn.., —— elinnea Toole, forthiand for Beattie, 4 p. m, United Kingdom btn . rorn—Wholo, yellow, 196'% Pearo—Peb, 11-—Arrived, air Arti- Last Services for from Beattie; atr Panaman from yj nte Katrina Luckenbach from Be- Feb, 16-—Str Highland Heather Italia M Beattie; wtr Hanta Inabel from Be- do from Heattle, j—Hatled, tr Cardigan- | is—Arrived, str Jeptha| half of 1922, shipping in Amor-| bottome deer he, wecording to a rr bulletin, over 600,000 0 nade opportuniti nanufacturers are shipping their products outsid welfs - Business Exp nin REPORTS CAUSE. CHICAC jports that wheat was being sold at Cash wheat—No. Corn and oata were steady. United Kingdom | Balances . Total transactions Let’s Get Acquainted (EDITORIAL) Seattle is the best city in the world. The statement avors of braggadocio, but we who live in it must elieve it. And that is not all: we must also do all n our power to ma ure has been gifts. B » the statement 100 per cent true lavish with us; we make the most do we make the most of our m 3? f her It is pointed out on this page that while our local of e home territory, the home territory is buying the me products made elsewhere. and waste is This is an econor fast becoming the world’s card ic aste, City for a ‘wider f nal sin. Mam. “Ho is comir We are growing to be a great metropolis. But BN tert every un while we are growing, let us strive to foster that ‘nm how many t! great small-town characteristic of knowing each other who we are, where we are, and what we are doing Let us get acquainted with each other, and keep acquainted. And then let's stand together for our mutual ansion Is Show Market Deals WALL 87 NAL FINANCIAL REVIE over the week end th into bold rush prices. All indica today 1 to steadily growing ment ant ally all branches ©, 140 se Ameri an W N. Y. Stock Market Quotations GRAIN DECLINE —Wheat prices unchanged to f F at the close of the Chicago! d of trade today. weakness was caused by re- Amer Arne: - ja na at the seaboard. Ab: va y 000 bushels of grain were re or at OF PHONE sires was'tomssoes et os vot [33 ling appeare for | smer Rew fase of the Seattle tol-| Coming Or tne tele there are |G $ , Girectory is the largest Se-|the exp buying will await the pe gar sto Girectory ever published by the Te ee ee Asser. Sumatra © Telephone & Telegraph Co.| weather was milder ov Amer. z Lo Te Being placed In the hands of the | wheat but rep aan Copper edition contains 77% tons of |tént of the damage remaina to be de-| ane Hig or about two carloads. It|termined. This resulted in strength ‘Au Gol @ 1 1-5 tons of ink. It re-| for, the September delivery Allied C hard, $1.22%5, | Allied Che ty Rasor.. An Ca es Marine Engineer Clarence Sieger, 26, well-known Sq attle marine engineer, who died at his home Saturday, after a short tll. — ————— oT] BANK CLEARINGS | | ! Seattle ness, will be buried Tuesday from | | Clearings $5,340,860,61 | | the Bonney-Watson chapel, Mr. sie. | yo Vay | | Balances . 1,104,654,64 | | ger Is survived by his widow and hin While the world's steam shipping} | Portland | [Infant son, who reside at 2411 Wifth eaned nearly 2,000,000 tons in the! | ciearingy 4,846,416.00 | {a ©, W. Tle was employed by th Stroud System corporation, and was | | | highly regarded by the marine men . 2,300,000,00 | of Seattle, who greatly regret his un (948,946.00 | Tacoma Additional Decreases Expected Shortly With the improved ¥ ful and } aquiry I ana arrivals t § mmodities remaine VEGETABLES Prices Paid W ArtirhokesPer don Rutabagas Soin 400 m. “ 4quach—itubbard, per Tm os Tomators—Mexican lug. repack.1.00@ 2.60 Turulpe—timp.. dos vuneher % | FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Applee— licious, ban 1ee@nas Tangerin Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Almonds ius 5 per per & | Mutterta delivery . white shell oked and food meal, 100 Whole, f Wheat—locleaned All-Grnin Chop- Chick Feed neNdts Chick Mi with DB. 100'@ sia 100's No B. 1090's, no, M. ch Keed100'" eed Oil Ment Alfalfa Menlo... Soya Bean Meni %@ Umoly end Bone Meal. Bone, granuinted , DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers Are mmitt mmittes MacDonald, Mra M. & #wanstrom,|Recommend Laws to Re-| $100,000 Set Aside for New Fiabe PAM ag spet Riaticy mteacham,| duce Small Dwellings Cost Homes by Jews c w Ha JJ. i. He Cane a. - - Pork n, KR, C. Brakine, R. ¢ Hen MeAllaste A lant tus to the t 1 p Culver, John F, Adams, Max Rag ot A, Helor i A Chietiien | Sisdaal ta John H, Cartér, W. C. Ke ! bert Hl oes i vt ; a parasaaing 29 Arbitration Board — Vincent 6 Bulldinge—Fred D. Mart, |” ; on es i Wd | war, has just been joned by th Ray nes, J. M. Sparkman, Claude C. Kam ae pty beds 7 ad w York office of the American Clark, L. R. Brewer Intereste—Nath A. Myhre Jewish Joint Distribution committee, y 1 of Rental Valuation and) E. ©. Oggel, A. A, Tremper ee This sum, with the fends already ‘ Arbitration—-B, #. ¢ od win, ity——W A Irwin M “ Atwood, Frank FE, Case, KR. ¢ W. ¥. White, H Turner & | propria for that pose by : D, W. Baldwin; alternates,| Albert B. 1 i. tire mamit in Poland, makes @ total ndry, RW, Barker, B.| Vigilance Committee-—-D, Munroe of $300,000 a | &. F. Harrell, Geo. 8. Piogry, Wm According to the latest reports over Industrial Sites—Stephen A, Hull,| Conner, C. FP. Boylan. 00 houses have been rebuilt in 100 B. Letcher John M t Improvements—John — F. h preppy dees, man, Ba: Roy Kine John C. Watrous, H. & towns tn Poland by the Join “ Insurance Interests—O, W. ner, T. P. Bugee, M. F. Ryan t b nm committee ett, D, FP, Bastman, Henry Philips »divisions—J. W. Wheeler, H. M ‘ th i mittee also set aside $100,- Building = M ment Nelson, H, F Bchraeppel, Bert) ),,, mt 2.” Ite pur d to the account of | Broderick, John HM. Carter M. A.| Farrar, Wm, H. Hainsworth " educe ank, which t ree |} City Affaire—Henry A hroeder,|H, A. M. Bonnar, Arthur D. John ‘ for 185 loan banks W. McCauley, Geo, W. Wilson. | sor se lished jn Poland. Entertainmer ¥re 4. Poor bership Committee—Jease M sande - - - Mra. M tr Wood, / en, T. M. Gamble, C. W, Bryant <i W, & Cha on lL. Ha Arthur EB. Burt, KE. ¥, Bim nm the @ Beth mmission Fred W. Kher of ( / r ; Went en, B. G. Jenve | laws—It, G. Gree “Pligg S ae Fey wot M. W 1 John J, Elliott, ( fen thn a i x rs weaned ho alae taney ac} avg pert MUTUAL LOAN SOCIETY eee gE Bf Ghee ie Are nstruct 330-311 Jesbud Green Building nD, Hatl,|Thind Ther ‘ manence or fire safet DR. EDWIN J. F. A. Plumer, J. A.| fairs, Henry A the committes :has. recognized a BROWN'S t "| Adataa, Bort Gi: Ows taken advante DENTAL OFFICES ‘ C. P.|day, entertainments, Frank 1, Poor 106 Columbia St. Ww M, Bon-|H. M, Nelson, A. H. Cobat Seattle's ORIENT NEEDS — MILCH COWS) SALE RETURNS) ‘ajie for. the -amo | tific Northwest tle or *| Railroads have been ordered by the | Pended Td hea nm has been m: “4 for| IN permitting plain coner a six . Jand Japan, says William A. resume the selling of interchangeable |Rches thick A hate rehi P re quiss, local veterinarian, who tbas| mileaue books, good for 2,500 miles of *ct4ral possllitien, © Sec Us for Those New Glanses Juat returned from A trip 10 the/travel, at reductions of 20 per cent| , Frame consi maple Hiss $5 an 92% Gearanteca SD Orient from the regular pamenger rates scularly cheapened bythe cor 1003 Wentiake, North of Pine s B it in ge ally accepted that ‘enent Jaquiss points out that there are) Sale of the books must begin/||' 8 Ve codices tra poBuichannsad pp practically no native milch cows i/March 1, A number of small rail. |'YP¢% Of ordinaiy frame construction | have already reached th limits of thes countries, and th scarcity of| roads were excluded from the order|riv® Aires ot alrenath renunon k puts it beyond the purse of the! because of their financial inability gress Yon RE BKO D Imported cows lant | However, the code points out simple to meet the reduction. otk ek ks ie t in however, must os.|tuils of construction aimed to hese om aah dlecarae @ class 1 rosa, ho + mau |check the progress of fire in the nial ‘tor wheat ih’ the reductions, | walls of a frame house. ld f , | - — The completed recommendations ; to inte cattle spe | “<P ha ot Building to Go Up based upon this. pe hat eet an ai ‘: cla y experts to affor ba greataendls pgmcahey plant at Sixth and Pine « y yet offered America. for i tht presi uote “ With » April 1 on a 10./a standardization of requirements in s E a : story office building, to be ruct-|the erection of smal] dwellings. Econ 6ozia ¢d for the Shafer Bros.’ Land Co., at omy in houn ® ts cumula 1 ADVANTAGES . the southwest corner of Sixth ave.|tive effect would produce more eattle Credit Men nd Pine st, at m cost of $300,000. | permanent and fire-nafe type of con- Are Many Association Meets | Pians which call for » atecl and con jftruction, is predicted if the Hoover |]On one of my %-acre tracts of i ¥ s ‘ecomme: 01 co! ed garden soll, on or ne Tho Seattle Association of Credit] <r structure have just been com: [recommendations are incorporated in || arden soll, om, transpor Men will meet at the Masonio club|Pleted by Architect James E. Biack-|city building codes thruout the || *nt, "th Rood, transpor t 6p. m. Monday. The trip to the| ell. The building will have a front. | United States |Japd bath, $1,750 "up;" $100. down Tacoma association has been post-|@#® Of 120 feet on Pine et. and 63 sone | oc ae for booklet poned. feet on Sixth ave. the main entrance| The only way to get ahead ts to) H. ©. PETERS, 726 Third Avenue | to be on Pine. Six shops will occupy | Use a head, | | Rae Pa = | will be devoted to loft mpace, |Realty Activities | Here Are Reported Waterfront sales on the east shore of Lake Washington. and the trans fer of several modern reaidence prop. ertien are reported by Ewing & Clark, real estate dealers in | offices. Love the The old Wilkes theater & Carman bull ed by Navy Repair Ship Funds Are Given from The construction and completion ee ee erpinge'a of the U. 8. 8. Holland, a fleet auxi} sides 4 as reionren Pia i prepa awton old lary repair ehip, at the Puget Sound 7 : . und |The buflding waa leased from navy yard Im guaranteed in an appro. Priation of $3,000,000 recently okehed by the navy department, according to word received from Washington Saturday, The work on the Holland was commenced two years ago and ia to be completed by June 24, 1924 mbra Building ¢ Broderick, Inc. Ca & Miller representin thru er The meet Tuesday the Maso! Hundred Per Cent | Club Meets Tuesday '* The International One Hundred | hands of Per ( club will hold regular |) yp noon club rooms, the ony Knitt ite man het ts An inter ating ; Gow: lof the company, promises an inter "un hotel. A eres ORTAM | onting pro is promised rasa chai ot production by according to a Reserve The consumption 1921-22 exceeded the 4,000,000 bales. government survey at Todd Dry D stocks} Todd Dry Docks, Inc., over have been ¢ ceed production in 1923. veasely are being overhauled. | Alexander, the Lehigh, the All things come to him who g | 0f8/ the Boxer and the ferry Was! out gunning for them. abe Ha forty. i CLaTES Se RB Success consists In maki Charconl—Hardwood }most of your abilities and Fish Meat Grit—Limestone Granite Meat Keraps. 18,00 :.102:00 | houses or selling ear-muffs, Every Side of Seattle | Looks out on navigable water. We have a | total water frontage, capable of develop- | ment, two hundred miles in extent. Our harbor is unexcelled and makes Seattle one of the world’s great natural seaports, | Such advantages give Seattle great po- tentialities for foreign trade. That is why | the First National Bank feels justified in | having established a Foreign Department through which it is prepared to give special | banking service for importers and exporters, You are invited to use it, First National Bank of Seattle Second Avenue and Columbia Street MILEAGE BOOK Virtually, all the first floor, the next three stories lrest of the buliding will be used for Tear Down Wilkes for Carman Bldg. torn down to make way for the new ing which is to be erect the Great Northern Construc tion Co. for Mra. N. M. Carman, who will move her women’s apparel shop Plans were acDona the lessee Ad Club Meeting | Plans Good Program Advertising club will February 20, he program will be in the Maxwvll, advertising manager elieal te Repairing Activity report ac. tly reduced, and it ia) {vity at their plant on Harbor island estimated that consumption will ex-|OVer 500 men are employed and six the ships tn dr¥ dock are the H. F. tunities, no matter whether they lis 9 | In the fields of high finance, building | | EGGS DROP AS =©Realtors Announce 1923 UNIFORM HOME MORE MONEY LAY INCREASES Standing Co ee and the is being ap the enhour the Al Henry a your house h in Arcade much less time t ing Co. heating water? —when $2 down locks the house? Hep These speoial ir Fulton, time only. Come hington. |} ACT TODAY! A ing the oppor- Main 6767 CODE PLANNED “TWEEN bed and the bath tub, does anyone in ing the daily morning scramble to work or to school when every moment spent in dressing means just that sary delay on account of old, inadequate methods of Why deny your home and your family the comfort and luxury of hot water—all the time—as it’s needed $18.00 CASH Or $20.00 at $2.00 Down and $2.00 Per Month SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. THE GAS COMPANY ding | - FOR POLAND Leading Dentist’ for More Than 21 ¥ ave to wait for water to heat? Dur- 0 enjoy breakfast, is there unneces- puts a modern gas water heater in nducements will continue for a short in at once, or phone for information. nd save money! 1308 Fourth Ave. New Unive THE UNIVER Seattle Star’s Dictionary 7 COUPON How to Get It For the Mere Nominal Coa: Manufacture and Distribution 3 COUPONS 98 c AND authentic this NEW NEW STTILS seoure _DITIC Add for Postage: MAIL Up to 150 mites 07 ORDERS Up to 300 miles .10 the well known WILL For greater dis- BARTELL DRUG STORD BB tances, ask Post- Second Ave. and Union at. FILLED master rate for 3 ih eouaeniea ay nen | pounds, this great diate 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE All Dictionaries published previous t@ this NAIY pons can be dictlonart the office STAR or nt toned store, one are out of date