The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1928 EMPRESS ZITA STILL HOPEFUL Hopes Son May Yet Become King of Hungary | SOME OF THOSE FAMOUS GEORGIA PEACHES | VIENNA Dedicate American Legion Club Rooms er May. é scutes) Portland Mill Is Dy. ) =| Wrecked by Fire Pretty Women Make the Pos ' Best Prohibition Agents McClenahan, Director, Wants Real Vamps on His Dry Staff Railroads Move Ticket Offices KNOW HOW TO WEAR CLOTHES Carnation Milk For the Kiddies’ Cereals “Jack the Sticker” THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE. [J :.'*".°"" WILL BORROW FROM US! We have helped thousands of worthy Seattle people acquire homes, Thou- sands more will borrow from us. We make straight mortgage loans, annual and semi-annual payment loans —but Our monthly payment loan is declared by good Authorities to be “The BEST MORTGAGE LOAN EVER INVENTED.” You may borrow from us to pay off that existing mortgage on your home, or you may borrow money to build or buy a home—in any sum from $300 to $7,500. On residence loans from $300 to $3,000, you pay back “a dollar a month a hundred,” which includes interest at a low rate. And you have the privi- lege of paying as much more as you want to, any time you want to and as often as you want to without previous notice to us. If you pay the loan in full at the end of one week, you pay one week's interest only. On a loan of $300 the monthly payment is $3.00, including interest. WA1CHES THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 Springtime in the Home THE EARLY ARRIVAL OF THE BEAUTIFUL SPRING SEASON THIS YEAR BRINGS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BRIGHTEN AND REFRESH THE HOME BRING THE SPIRIT OF SPRING INTO THE HOME Plan Now the Regular Housecleaning, Renovating and Exchanging of Old Furniture for New, so That a Full Season’s Enjoyment and Rest May Be Had From a Home That Is Well Furnished and Cheery This Complete Homefurnishing Organization Is Ready Now, as Always, to Co-operate With and Serve Our Friends in Their Plans and Desires for the Home AMONG THE FEATURES OF OUR SERVICE ARE: Added to Accounts Without Payment Down If your name is on our books and you need any seasonable recuirements, do not hesitate to purchase have them, Let us show you how conveniently we planned to adjust it for you. A Liberal Exchange Department Trading the old furnishings that do not fit in with your new plans. One of our appraisers will call at your home, value your goods and offer advice and sugges- tions without obligating you. Phone Main 6921, Fibre Chairs and Rockers Reduced 25% A timely clearance of Fibre Chairs and Rockers; well made, beautifully A finished; cretonne or tapestry uphol- TN A FEW 830.00 SPECIAL 2625 Regular $35.00 Chair or Rocker Similar to Mlustration Frosted brown finish, spring seat, high back; up- holstered with a good quality tapestry. 1514-16 Second Avenue, Near Pike Four Large Floors of Homefurnishings BACKYARD GARDENING Spring is here! Now Is the time to atart work backyard Don't walt until {t ts too work a w lanning your few hours’ 4 ours a day jate a garden full of fresh vegotab! “THE CITY HOME If you ¥ summer, send at once for our bulletin, . N,” prepared u how to grow 1 everything ju want & the sol) to picking the peas } Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, ¢ 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. } Lwant a copy of “THE CITY HOME GARDEN” bulletin, } and Inclose herewith four cents in stamps for same Prepare for Bigger Things i F EXAMPLES CIAL $15.00 Only Five Per Cent SD: (e.00 san vata oe DO $."5.00.: “ 917.90.;;...“ $10.00 “ $12.50... “ $15.00. “ $20.00 “ Balance of Payments Liberally and Conveniently Arranged oo ac aE - fae down}| Special Credit Terms to Spring Home Makers The welldnown and popular Gottstein Credit Service is so planned, particularly at this time, IAL $18.75 , $21.35 as to offer the means and encouragement to those anxious ot have homefurnishings of their own choosing that supply the environment of # happy and successful home. Refrigerators * Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers The assortments now displayed of these season- able goods are complete and fairly priced. 7 4 % LeU eS “Share in the Earnings” “A SAFE INVESTMENT” Safety of your investment depends upon the company behind it. Stock in the Puget Sound Power & Light Company is based. on electrical and other utility developments reaching 247 cities, towns and communities from Northern Oregon to the Canadian line, including the rich Wenatchee Valley. Preferred stock (cumulative) is cffered today to net 7% per cent. Let us tell you about this very attractive investment. Cash or ten-pay- ment plan, Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Electric Building Main 5000 d Seventh Ave. Agents for PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT Securities Co. New Ticket Office Locations The loan is made for YOU. The rate of interest is low and the terms the most liberal known anywhere in the United States. We know it pays to treat borrowers fairly, and we know that when you borrow money here and become acquainted with our methods, you will rec- ommend all your friends to go to the “Washington Mutual” for their real estate loans. WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue Established Resources A Third of a Century $22,352,000 OF RAYMOND R, FRA nt Secretar HARRY G, BALDW TRU! I, C, GIUMA IVA JANSO! WILLIAM ROLLIN SANFORD WILLIAM 'THAANUM intant Secretary That Will Keep Time PHILIPPE ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silveramith 1518 Second Avenue < ° A Skin Eruptions Are Usually Due to Constipation When you are constipated, not enough of Nature’s lu- bricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doc- tors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubri- cant and thus secures regular bowel movements by Nature's own methodlubrication, Nujol is a Iubricant—not a modicine or laxntive—9o cannot gripe, Try It today, April 2, the following Railway and Steamship Lines will open individual offices at FOURTH and UNION Alaska Steamship Co. EDUCATION WILL PARE YOU FOR BIGGH: THINGS, College Preparatory School 7 accredited Main 6686 Great Northern Railway 1403 Fourth Ave Northern Pacific Railway 1407 Fourth Ave Southern Pacific Lines 814 Union St Union Pacific System 1405 Fourth Ave .Main 6933 Effective April 2, Consolidated Ticket Office, 1010 Second Avenue, will be discontinued, and Alaska Steamship Company's City Ticket Office, 623 Second Avenue, will be moved to 1401 Fourth Avenue. Main 6601 Eliot 5580 Fully rH New term begina 3 April 2 Eliot 1365 UNITED Y. M.C. A. SCHOOLS Pourth at Madison Main 5208 itn alll gsanngeadblin i