The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 21

fase FRIDAY, MAY 4 || WILL SEATTLE WANT AD BUYERS SEE YOUR OFFER HERE TODAY ' | we tide acai TO JOIN FORCE, Immigration Office Expects| More Reinforcements | The Seattle Geclared to be immi inade ration quate d by the Inspecto ach within « it was announced Friday | By Commissioner Luther Weedin. — | "One man is coming, and I have! Aaked for many more, They may S Supplied, for wo certainly 1 F them,” said Weedin The immigration station bull Hew rented by the government @eclared Thrusday to Behind the times for a city of the! Mize Of Seattle by a federal invest Bation committee, consisting of Ir Migtation Service Supervisors I. F Wikon and W. W. Brown. TP | Pommission voiced their disopproval the station ax a temporary jail Nquor violators, tn their repe SWhich was submitted to Washing ¥ PLACE To D VIOLATORS ST @iscourage tho use of the sta-| QS a jail alno,” said Commis. | — Weedin Friday. “When the federal prohibition agents bring men | here who have been beaten up or Dwho are in a drunken condition, it Anterferes with the work of the sta Mon. 1 dont’ mind is so much when bring only first-class bootleg but I resent the use of the QM as a police jail and court,” ad Weedin, “We have no place but the deten. M station to take our federal liq Violators,” said Prohibition Di-| Roy Lisle Friday. “The city to permit the use of the| Jail, and we are forced to use Station. Bootleggers are mighty te to be taken there, when | Present conditions of the city | @re taken into consideration Iyle. ng. was | IS ONLY A KITTEN H hour was growing late. Suddenly the telephone rang. Police report clerk picked up Hy] the receiver. “Hello!” he yelled Help! Help! Help! Help! Help! Hel—" shouted the at in it was a feminine report ‘The report clerk pushed a buz- In the garage Patrolmen G. Jensen and H. B. Newell 4 on their motorcycles and to 1415 16th ave, Fin @ state of collapse, A sounded in the cellar, With need. They threw open the and prepared to shoot. , box rattled. The cops drew o's there?” they demanded. |The occupant of the box out, playing with a spool. " it replied. “Meow, mo- Me-c-e-yow!” _ Dr. Henry Churchill King, presi- of Oberlin College, and his tant, Dr. W. Fred Bohn, will in Seattle May 18th and will @ Meeting of the alumni of to be held here that even- On Thursday President King address the College club at a luncheon at 12:15. King is nat only eminent in field of education, but is also Known as an author and lec. and toyether with Charles R. ne, made up the American sho of the Peace Conference Inter- on Mandates in » director of | training in Seattle schools, Ravenna boulevard. Pelton nt of the local Oberlin On the liner Tenyo Maru for Edward Bouflla’s condition. Their. sym- ended all thru the voyage _ Orient. Surprise when he prepared d the gangplank here fully out in aldermanic fashion officers to poke in- fingers into his midriff. quantity of Oriental fab. found sewed to the inside cont and trousers and several slik were discovered beneath bottom in his trunk. He er to Uncle Sam. “WE MATCH YOUR COAT AND VEST” Copyrighted it Leg of Seatth iTS STORE CO. Above Cherry Detroit be woefully | by | feel DEMO CAMPAIGN Want Place on Ticket or Platform, or Both BY LAWRENCE WASHINGTON will demand democrat! MARTIN May 4 either a national th Wet ph ticket the a] plank ratic platform. y want both; th ent with elthor vastly prefer the wet than the ticket A number’ of prospec vive tlal by in will be con. tform to be tive “wet" tdatea the group residen are Murphy Governor Jersey and Senator New York are ng groomed pnnan-Ttaggart leer of “New Royal Copeland of the most prominent of those so Tar mentioned. Both have been talked of as “presidential poastbilit but neither is seriously considered in that light Altho both parties are desperately ng shy of boo: the most astute pla it is and will rem Paramount domestic the 1924 most talke ican peop and International Will be the subjec in the next gress ties to stay for artios’ chiefs sadly wish it was otherwi renewed clare public their way their claims before the m fi inne declare of the questions of The question by the Am both domestic ramifications. It t of a bitter fight It is in pott come They | wet one stren, sentiment They will finite democritic is swinging empha recognition | convention to ts If they aren't satisfied before the convention actually gets under way they threaten to start a row on the floor. Politically, the democrats cannot afford to overlook the wet | strength, wet leaders assert. If th democrats will not go the length of making the party wet by writing a} beer and light wine plank or somo similar statement into the piat- form, they should atle ast get the psychological benefit of pui al wet on the t the anti-prohibi Uon forces hold. ASKS HARBOR RADIO toe STATION TO AID iN SEARCH FOR HUSBAND TE first attempt to locate a missing relative by use of the radio that has come to the attention of Seattle radio opera tors was reported Friday, when Mrs. Eliza Davidson asked that the harbor station broadcast a message telling of her missing husband. Davidson disappeared from his home at Owensboro, Ky., in 1922. He was later heard from in Denver, Colo. where he Was reported sick. He is a mem- ber of the Mystic Shrine and wears the insignia of the order, The harbor station does not broadcast messages, and anyone knowing the whereabouts of the missing man ts asked to write to Mrs. Davidson at 1507 Alexander at.. Owensboro, Ky. CLEVER BOOZE CACHE FOUND, Betrayed by. his own carefessness, | Arthur Anderson, 27, lifted the ld of his rear seat cushion Thursday night and a moment later two po licemen had jumped into his auto, finding two cases of bonded whisky in one of the most cleverly conceal- ed caches ever discovered by the police. According to the police, Anderson was making a delivery of whisky to an agent of the dry squad. He drove up at Sixth ave. and Cherry *t. and blithely hopped cut of the is car. After a whispered consultation he got into the rear of the auto, unlocked the seat cushion, lifted an iron lid and handed out a botth. The officers then stepped out and nabbed Anderson, The seat cushion | had been lined with steel, the spring removed, and a deep box made of the affair, covored in regu- lation style like an ordinary seat. Anderson was relpased on bail. A large copper still, 500 yallons of mash, and a bottle of moonshine | were seized when police raided a house at 2101% KE. Madison st., ar- resting ©. Rozera, Mrs. Mabel Smith, 1811 KE. Madison st., was ar. rested shortly after, and three bot- tles of Scotch Hquor were confis cated. STRIKE HALTS BIG CITY JOB All work on the mubicipal pipe line leading into Seattle. from Swan lake was halted Friday morning when the 60 boilermakers working on the project went on suike, Every man on the work left his place, ac- cording to D, K. Cooper, secretary of the Metal Trades cowncll of Seat. tle, Friday. The tine ix 9 part of the municipal water system, | The men are asking a flat raige lof $1 a day and following the re. (fuxal of the superintendent of the | Western Pipe & Steol Cc. to meet the increase they refused to con- tinue with the work, All sheet metal workers in Seat. tle contract shops and shipyards will #0 on strike Sunday night unless the flat 10 cents an hour increase which they have asked is granted before that time, according to an- nouncements made Friday by union officials of the Metal Trades council, Insanity Charge Is Filed by Wife BAN FRANCISCO, May 4-—"My. my; such fast workers!" murmured Judge Yan Nostrand, when he con sidered the evidence against G, B. Caryl, wealthy importer, charged by his wife with insanity. Hils honor's remarks referred to. the speedy manner with which Caryl was conquered by the charms of Miss Marian Stanley, hat checker at a fashionable hotel. Caryl was #0 wmitten that he give Misy Stanley $3,000 worth of jewels Pub Hahed Sov net _ NEW INSPECTOR |WETS DIVE INTO The Seattle Star enth Ave ” Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN AD IN THE STAT Qae month af AN Ny OAR Per month Transient eh , ‘Tine ce per & words to ~RUSINE Ss SERVICES "Guernage at Law Kaviee tree. Ye All cases t iP Trail 905 2c Win. Fiat, 215 1) AN AVien, Ted, Watt lawyer O85. rh Carpet Weaving and ¢ Write for price ity BEST EVER F Western Ave. ” eu M Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED, ON AL clea of value. THE ie 1107 Third ave Dog and Cat Ht 1G AND CAT SPECI pertains to the Surgery Elec HovGit—soLn—Ke MONTELIUS PRICE CC jeaning and mat- ordere delivery. hud CO, fain 3565 ATT CLIABLE, pital ALIST Dr ie Machinery »., Heattle ‘Tnvestigators Int'T Secret Arctic elar servi ay tt Othe omuments VE SAT REHMAN 1 urth ave. Main SOUND MAT ite Co, Ist and Vi Hahed “1874 L. ide. Ele & GRAN- Estab- Optician and Optometrist TW. Frascr-Paterson Co. Physicals, Surgeona Br Women's ailments and di Patent Attorneys derick P. iron holde aminer U. 8. Py Lyon Bid. Ell HOWEN—Patent $25 down, 30 da. $20 wed. Pantages Midg.. % Tawrenc Burke Wide E to that Dr. cK ite Jonna Hopkins Univers urle agid being the and paina called rh: ritis, etc, ia an nothing to it. It ts cause gestion. Stomach all righ’ all right, all right all o it. Seldom fatix Price $ $1.36; wulta, Am on 401 ric Bidg.. Seattle. DR RICHMOND, F |Do you stammer? star They can be h cured. Don't fe subnormal Saturday — mornt m. to 1:00 p, m and children’ Angus, Sulte 400,, Pantages Bide. sordors. er, dental Make “123 atent Of Hott S07 form, when at: | id & Univ. | ‘extab- booklet remember chburg, head of ity, says xploded d by ind kidney I have 1.25 each, 1 month $4.05 free. N. an Bank Do your children elped and orget the! clinte ing from We are of under-privileged 1 ehildres N ORMAL. in 6139-40 Arcade i _Take second ele: AIN, 4, Apt. G LADY OR ance Court pb 5 TO WilOM IT MAY ¢ This is to certify’ that Davick has made a lo er yard &. Lote 9 and Wood Addition one desiring to protest cupanc; the offi ment, vom 505, Cor Bullding, prior to Ma: Section 996. Ordinance $15 REW ARD If the parties who took ov lady's cape by mistak PLEASE Very important applica CHILD A willing to take a ¢ LEGAL NOTICES elaon & on at 4401 10, Block In, must file such protest at of the building depart- unty-City 28 578. ercoat as @ at the opening of Leshi pavillion Wed- jay will return samo we will jount. Beacon 4209. sb. STRAYED” OF small Pomerantan | do: clipped recently, — Ans name of Teddy. LORT, or phone Elli Lost —" JADE DROP ward. }LOST - short coat ward. Main 6410. Ey JADE GOOD APPEARING about 34 years, for companion. 564% 41st av: SMSTITCH Second and F PIANO RA GT i ME PIANO $06 PI t. Som oe DANG) Aoiy 1620 ‘Third over Ft NG Return to Sixth, between Cherry and James, | B079-. (com hone Mr. The Vic- STOLEN, ‘e: wore hair to 618 “BATRING, | mounted in. ite gold: Libe eral re. . brown up bac TURN Call DROP . Libe cD v any) LW. 6: NG, So. 414 Bitel Bde. artell'n, ~~ PLAYING me AE Ere ve 1 tS pena, 9 MALE HELP WANTED _ HIGH SCHOOL, AND uNiversity ‘8, ATTENTION! Turn your spare time Into nal We have a mpiendid proposition offer widen wake, industrious ade who would like to devo! Part of thelr spare time Ant, profitabl Bohue at 7 enth ave, Ls tiean aaa 1 combination boom man. 1 cut-off man, 1 edgerman, 2 yard men, Out of town. Phone Hiliott 869 WANTED— FIRST-CLASS sible and experienced sal sel Empire cream Athenian Bakery, 1517 Pi Markets near fave. clean, furnished, ston! bedrdoma (men); Phone, ‘Trans, de HARD Te free te all or to pies Mr. he fioatile Star, Bev: r Union. REBPON- aman to marators, ike Place entiaics TU! 76; chuck tenders, $4.76. Apply if Sam Watch, throw it away. Hig Green Clocis. Opp. pi belonging to his wife and her an automobile, clafield can't repair ye 617 Lyon air your 02 Union, ontoffiees promised Mrs, Madeline Caryl believes her husband's mind is unbalan The case will be herd day, ced, vt Mon: “CALL | to| )ALL | NEWLY lass 19TH AVE. | | | | | | | | 1108 12TH AVE. |S ROOMS, BATH \37 10 SITrTu \TION— MALE FIRET-CLABS” PAINT PAPES prices Ninnia, Garfield 0063 evenings, Main 0450 daya PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING Brown. Hea CEMENT im Al n 208 WORK” WANTED. Ar WANTED PLACE farm near Beattle 1 SSRAPED. MILI ON Mar WLS sea0-T7. “FOR RENT FURNISHED WATER modern, $26 per m 14xa6; halt to Bastiake car, ©. A. Daw $302 Greenwood ave, Sunset ‘ HAVE” UPPER” PLAT. ra, on car tine furnished $15. Phone BAK nd ave Kenw HOUSE Also Ooms Alwo ni i $18 cottage Kainie HONERN nlab ment apart FOR WENT " , OLMSTED, sith and Sunset 1 PAP HOOME close tn, NEAR MA- B. West HATH, 18 6508 16th ave House POR North district 130 net 4111 21 UNFURNISHED FLA AND APARTMENTS _ RENT. Modern. Sun 2 ROOMS, SOUTH side. Sunny and well arranged. $22.50, 5 rooms, good con: dition. $35 CARTER, MacDONALD & MILI 208 Columbia at yi. 6 Clone in. “NEWLY TINTED: ‘ood range. Walking distance $15. 3 rooms; modern except bath. $10. €11 Thomas (OOM FL adults, Melros: ave. * 549. VIEW, 180 3620 Burke MODERN 3 in city: $25. mo 47 FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS HNISILED ROOMS RNACR heated no chil- WHAT LONE congenial Heges, $8 month OME TRO Ke 4 FURNISHED APTS. _AND FLATS furnished or unfurnished Well lighted; heat; ph L Very reasonable, Sanhattan ‘Apts. Phone Elliott 286: NO CASH, JUST a makes you the owner of ghix @ room cottage and % acre, in lawn and strawberries, H. C. PETERS, 4 Third ave. 2 AND 4 ROO) aur fe lighted: heat: phone; private bath; downtown. J War- ren Apartments, Gar, 0214. TRUNKS MOVED, ttc. BART OE 25 FURNISHED BOUSES SEEING ROOMS KY EPING ROOMS, hone and 06 Thoman ROOMS Grand view df Rainier 00 NT iT 10TH t MONTHLY Als nbove Westlake. 27 ROOMS AND BOARD LOVELY ROOMS” WITH FE lent board, in private home, ing distance, Ki MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS KIMBALL PIANOS “SUPREME.” the only term that truly | describes | the SCALE KIMBALL Plaxo. There ie no. standing among ordinary pianos by whic KIMBALL PIANOS can be compared. Throughout, this dependable plano te built to give long, uncomplaining service. STYLE IL KIMBALL is troly an art production. Little re- finements in every detail of ita manufacture emphasize the skill of ite master build- ors, accented = by its sparkling sweetness of tone, This modern creation is now priced at only $390. Terme, $18 per month. Come early and selection. Hopper-Kelly Co. Hole Agents 1421 Third Ave. TORES TO RENT BARERY SHOP AND STOR rent, reasonable, Tnquire Firat ave. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Some Real Snaps Triumph double B bass $50 Holton cornet, allver plated, $40, Buescher E flat base $40 Conn Trombone, silver plated, $55 rth Coast dis- tributora for KING Saxophones and Band Instruments. Seattle Band House 1617 Third Ave. make your Yor 1904 29 FURNITURE FOR SALE RESTAURANT AND HOUSEHOLD equipment; Lang rage, steam table, urn. dining room and bed- room furniture; fixtures: every- thing goes. 1221 Sensen at 42 IVE STOCK WANT! — 100 PACK HORSES, cheap, 2114 Weatern, Il, 2744. 43 PET STOCK DOGS FOR SALE BELOW CORT; nothing reserved; collics, Alre- dales, St. Bernards, Scotch terriers, fox terriers, bull terriers, Hoston torriers. Russian wolfhound, shoep- dog, Eiakimo, Come and see them, Gyldenfeldt Kennels, 6440 Beacon Rainier 0 _ POULTRY AID 1GG TRAN HALLATD w W VANTED Pol LTR uy OTHE ike. EGG, OF i HATCHERY, HAS FINEST ITY OF WHITE RED AND CHich BARKED THE HIGH ¢ N HGGS Ke Seattle Hatcher PIKE Pls PERRIN WAY Call Metr 1 1906 nite WHEN ATT LA QUAL. KI nOCK ‘ONT OF ACH 60 y DUCKS ~ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE WILLIAMS COMP: 1943 Viret Ave BH AND DOORS ximately & dere 50¢ ACK & LEW 8 M BEVERY thelr Meats your I 60 cents, for origina to try cone nen. ton, Wash, ANY HOUSEWIFE keepin 1 fren waters) |$8 LUM P-NUT CO: AL $8| if BEW 10-YEAR 1%——DELIV 4 For range, heater or furna Phone Bast 2980 any ¢ ARE YOUR OWN GAs Fi oll with the Therm butne fire, cheap in fuel. The v results, Thousand users in Hurner will Inst for 10 yea cheap. De bin, Heattle Main 4636 vi MAT ® low rte Li $2.50 per M irat— Ww w Ditov-HRAD sey FL 5 Th ADIES INI 1 90-—F URNACH ION COAL CO. EXTRA STAR hingles or Weat BUIT: Owl C lothing 431th Pon 7 da: up. DRY wood, $5.25 inch sind $6 cord mixed mi Jona. §1—Per Cord, DELIVE Rescon 26 ov OR HANG 10; 1Git parlor feather-bed, 810; and dining tabi $11 Liberty Court N atove, 0 pian: T. W. 90 GARFTEL delivered, Weat 8 evenings. SRRER, $2.56 ime. iM COAL rs, Ideal ery bent n Seattle re. Bold netration 214 Colum- ike ON USED D 5001. A STAR 0334 up. “On MTEL | $9.50 cord; 12- 11 wood, 6. any time 12 live 0 cheap, Arnold, “Block Mill Wood Can be used immediately. 34.60 loud; 4. $8. Kil. 63: _double | Forest, Mill or s ‘ood H4 load; $7 co ré. 45 load; $9’ cord CHAT W Ant Ell. 0839. itl buy or rent. way WH fon sewing machine chea| ant 3624 App h reg nes. us ontral Hilder Mm IMMEDIATE & and coal range with splendid condition y_ st. jarfield ST FOREST AND never been in water; for fireplace; summer stock up Beacon 01 no Desk Fxchange, 310 Ja Boys, Selle and Exchan Office Furniture MACHIN r 90. Main D 410 Broad- MILD alder wood lab Planer onda, ei. 2187. WILL LER & Wit- p Call “AND nt ma- Woon watpr box, $16.50. 600 Woon, prices; men St, con n 7382. GOOD MILL WOOD, DOUBLE LOAD, and good cedar Sunset 5637. GOOD Mit! K g rey , renting. oi WOOD: $5.25 Wh46 8 cords $7. double load. Biliott iy-cord, mill wood, 4 &@ loud, WOOD, 1A TG LOAD: Planer ends, $5; foreat wood, $5. bu. i ‘cep un in mind, Hor 106-108 Union at JEWELRY TEPATR- jaranteed mainspring, & Schwarz, 400: LOAD OF WOOD” livered; dr: Biliott 4433 WINGLING, xhingles for my aalo, Te Rg n G AND BUILDING iret S. OMMERCIAL PRINTI (Washington Bide.) 705 We aMiott 6238, BLD pi 1. Arcade #1 1b. ry forest wood. Griffith, HINGLING, gutters 100, and PAPER. Elilott NG CO. Ist ave. print anything at low prices. stores. 1. CO., ti ‘3922, —Special | bargainn in our ex- change department. Meyei 4th ave. Cobb Bidg. r-Toner, $5 —Coal Delivered — ~ $5 Mt co better than forest, ust clean our yard: Aultable for twen IMBINATION Garfl COAL AND Kas range, white enamel, $60. th ave. 8 Take Mt 60 LOAD, Garfield Bal 59 A slack cont, eld 6928. woop 209 ker car, Lt) ii Se PNT ié 1904 11 it Ave, DRY, NSD never been In water; in 56 AUTOS FOR SALE The Mountains , Whole Outdoors Health e Seashore All the find « splendi we have several, one of # Vor inatance usually only whieh we ean for your purcha and many of th » Among found the following One celal) One 1922 Chevrolet tour- ing One Oakland tourinkg’ One Reo touring One Dodge touring Studebaker (#pe- | Eldridge Buick Company 808 E, Pike St. This Is the Place For Real Bargains | LOOK AT THIS LIST |Oakland | Overland Tuic coupe iB ‘ |Mitchelt’; We will take light cars in trade ana | arrange terms, Two Displays 1024 F. Pike at 1ith Kant 1069 Corner Pine and Ninth | Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co “Specials” Hupmobil¢ Touring Baby Grand Chevre Maxwell Touring.. Maxwell Touring 5 Btudebaker Tourin, Studebaker Delivery. 7 Ford Delivery Overland Roadster Overland Touring American Bug : (490 Chrevolet Bug... Dixie Flyer Touring. . ford Touring Touring wd Touring Ford Touring, starter. Ford Touring, starter ¥ord Roadsters? ’ Open Sundays for Inspection npare our prices with others any other good bargains all in good running order FRED § HAINES COMPANY ‘ HEVROLET” 12th and East Madison Kant 1442 They Say Street Car Fares Are going up again, likely go at will ndt be a cause for con- cern t@ the man who owns his own car. Why not give us a chance to show you the splendid val- ues we have on hand at the moment in Used C Eldridge Buick Company 808 E. Pike St. FORD Late model touring, with starter: In excellent condition and up- holstery like new; DODGE Roadster, in the very pink of con- ; motor runs new car; paint and Jent shape. Just think! Only iat BUICK SIX ass; just been over- repainted; perfect in at B iter “hurry on thin one. TERMS * TRADES Lew Witheriee Fifth Ave. Elliott BIG VALE USED Chandlers These Cara in Fine eae peane ot pass. Chandler 5009 a CAR DEPT. OPEN 1107 B. Pi 1920 HUDSON SUPER SIX. A REAL automobile at a small price, For information phone Kast 0670 and ask for Mr. Kelly. Get This Powerful, eaxy riding Mitchell road- ster, ‘Terms easy, and priced low for quick sale, Central Oiling Sta- tion, 812 Sixth aye. We are not used car dealers, PHONOGRAPH WANTED — WILL. accept phonograph or furniture as firat payment on late model Ford or Chevrolet. Easy terms on bal- ance. 614-618 K. Pike at, Remington, $6. Visible; 17-jewel 1611 Seventh ave, INT ait en ave. aA H—DBAR Gitte Enolosed find $20 an first a Xe on 200 White Leghorn ka. 1 got 800 from you last year, and they are the best In the coun ee 4 Yours truly, F. W. Oll- oute No. 1, Paul, tdaho, y inleks, $12 ‘per 160; after eer ckerels from 226 $2 to $6 each. rheords from. “hens, Laying ‘hens with 200 to 300 omen, $2.50 each, Yoator- laid Beg Ranch, K ‘nah. YRSTBRLATD GGG RANCH — De. Bir etcloned find $20. ai frat BaYanaDE on 200 White Leghorn chicks, Se 200 from you last Years und ehey ave ae heat In the country. | Xours truly, i. ver, te No. 1, Paul, tdaho, Baby chicks $10 por ihb: layin henw earners ony 200 to a0 4, $1.60 each, wteriuld 1 Kath, Aken, Wash, ibd W. Olle 1 The OeL wale, RG CUTLERY SHOP Keys made. 7 siti First. Sy DAVENPORT 3 4 TRON BEDS ror RAVANAT SLACK DIRT, 54 are PONTARLE, GARAGHB, CAPTTOL ne Kenwood 4 CHT HATS, $9.00. TOP Bi GARAGES ue int” O77 56 AUTOS FOR SALE 19; 2 22 FORD SEDA SHO worbers: food Ures: motor shape, only $476; $100 down! your own tori, 436 West AR. perf: ioe Car looks tke now. Prici balance 1921 HUPMORILE, tires; over $200 must well today, No. Hntereat or 981, Apt. 107, $248 §-CYLINDUR, Good condition. raphy NEW CORD worth of extras Your own tern insurance. Hast 7-PASS, CAR. Diamond, phono anything part payment. terms to responsible ‘party, Will trade, Mornings 1646 King 1922 SPEDSTHR—6 WHITH WIRE wheels; khaki to) otor perfect: cout $2,750; only driven 1,600 miles; will sacrifice for less than 1 Raia s original cost. Bast 5371, Ap! PRIVATE, OWNEIE PODGE TOUTE Ings Ike now; $760 cash, 67 Mad- DARGATN—CHAVROLET SHDAN With extran, $7, Phone Sunaot OVERLAND 90, $235; oui t down. eae isi 56 AUTOS FOR SALE HUGHSON FORD CORNE WHERE TERMS ATG oR Summer Is Here And mor 1 Yord care than xs his Means rices Are Lower Ever Before and terms will Sten York or. new ¢ " Than HAVE TO OFFER vd touring car. ring ears. ouring cars Then We Have Several older me all way down to $50.00 ou van't afford to buy with- out firet seeing our cars the ¥ Will serve you ird at Blanchard, Elliott 00 Place Your New car orders at once, avoid waiting for delivery, Vm. L. Hughson Co. AUTHORIZE YORD DEALERS Main Plant Ird at Stewart, Elliott 0076. Ir Ty x FORD 76. S--4-0-4 IN DOUBT. FROS THE "BANDS FP ‘The Envelope Tella the Truth Perhaps you ask the ques- Why are Sands used cars better than other ad- vertised cars?” RB question sure, here's why: We have the repu- tation of selecting only standard make cara—the kind that have r been hised as a jitney or stage ear—thone that come to us without the aid of # wrecking car, not atag- gering In “lopay-jawed. like the Toonerville Troi- ley. The good curs we ac- cept, and our skillful me- chanics do what in sary to restore their origi- nal youth. Then we sup- ply a letter from their former owner which tells itemized shop record sheet, proving that when we ciaim the car is over- we make good our claim. ‘These are the re none why Sands Used Ci are the best, the safest in tment, the “sure shots UICK TOU! nwa BUICK TO $22 CHANDL! BR RPORT 1 FORD 8 t Forb Tae! | OVERLAND TOURING $ PACKARD TWIN B1X AKER BIG SIX 1921 ST DEBAKER SPECIAL TOURING SANDS MOTORS CO. | East 0991 1016 EB. Pike St. c= Why Take Chances When you can get a used car from the oldest established automobile house in the Northwest, that will Kive you the service of & new car, and you buy it at avery low price? 1917 Ford roadster, good condition thruout, $125. 1922 Ford sedan, cannot be told from new, extras included in our low price, $550. 1921 Ace sport model touring, 2 spare tires, 2 bumpers, automatic rainswipe, green glass sun. visor, spotlight, rear vision mirror, mo- tometer and bar cap, other extras Price $625. We have 30 other cars to choose from in many makes and models. Our terms are the best; likewise our trades. Seattle Automobile Sales Co. 1414 12th Ave. DAY BY DAY, IN everyone knows that MOSSBACH sells Sues best pai cars on eas: OPEN EVEN NINGS AD AND SUNDAYS 915 EB. Pike. Kast 2651. 8,000 MILES, $878; “Beacon 075 RENEWED C CARS 1414 12TH AVE. WE LOAN oN AUT ‘08, aR UCKS. $02 Pioneer Bidg., 01 cS 8 FRAN 3B Tt IN cost #i: toe ‘wil ry for $700, with terms. t4 : | NEW TIRES; splendid wire wheel $350. tee it ces Arlington garage, Main 52 FORD” “CHASSIS bug; in good mec Drive it avert for. f'.00. Private owner, 1630 58 WANT ED—AUTOS LET US SELL Your (Tomas OR WE will pay cash for H atid MONSH ACH B. Pike. Want” 26a, ON VASHON ISLAND, 1,000, Will trade for Chev- or Ford touring car, 3701 and st. PLAYER PIANO FOR SAL OR trade for auto. 2808 W. 70th. Sun- PAY “BIGGEST price for used cars, 1016 B. Pike, 59 FOR SALE—TRUCKS GARFORD TRUCK COMPANY USED TRUCK BARGAINS Here is partial list of our used truck stock. Some of these true! are equipped with cabs and wind- shields und some with bodies. i-ton tigston 2%-ton 1%e-ton Ch) ee %-ton Oldamodil %-ton Reo, 1-ton’ Republic 1¥-ton Velie. Small payment easy terms. No brokerage or financing foos. GARFORD MOTOR TRUCK CO,, Inc. Tactory Branch aacaal: and Olivo. Bast 0170, ‘ vorns (worm- arly $15 00 down, balance on | | | tension frame S.N-O-8-H-D-A-H — 8-C-4-0-4 |59 FOR SALE—TRUCKS Trailers, Cabs and to go with above trucks The great number of new Kelly being sold bring in # certain amount of used trucks. overhaul our used trucks rig reputation stands back nd-hand truck sold. We ou what has been done to each, its present condition and \|price. It costs you nothing to |look ‘them over, y D MOTOR ANY | |Our leach nee show y« . Manager fast 0190, }1921 FORD WORM-DRIVE TRL 4 speed transmission; Fabeo band windshield 9 ft, loading space. This truck in first class condition and cost over $1,100 new. We hold it at @ price which will move it immediately, Call Mr. Peirson, Bast 9842 or Sun- wet 1356 after 6 o'clock. | $1,060 FOR 1918 2%4-TON STERLING equipped with cab and windshield. Has been overhauled and is in good mechanical condition. Terms if desired. Call West 4948 even- ings or Sunday “K LOGGING TRUCK AND trailer; sell whole outfit or truck only; consider partrade and give i terme. Call West 1945. |62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE p tp tb te db ab db hh us of STRICTLY MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW NEAR WOODLAND PARK MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK REDUC 80 $4,250 This place is right up to the minute in every respect. It has large living room across front, with massive fireplace and hardwood floors; French doors; lovely dining room with hardwood floors: built- in cabinet kitchen; 2 lovely bedrooms with bath between; full cement basement with furnace and laundry trays Owner needs cash, and must fell this week. ' $890 will handle. See it today. aap | & a x x X PRIC x KAKMKMAK AMMA HAMMAR KAMARA AMAA YOUNG COUPLE MUST SELL BEFORE ee COZY MODER NGALOW Price Only “82, 000 ELECTRIC inte INCLUDED This cozy home has fine cement basement: garage in basement; laundry trays; nice lawn, Pye bery. This will surely make young couple a cozy little ome. WILL MAKE EASY T! Phone Melrose 1235 or 0320. BURROUG! ere ae co. 'H 1310 N. 4 OFFICE OPEN BV ENTE Wallingford Hill Bargain $3,200-—TERMS A first-class bungalow in A-1 re- pair, 5 large kitchen, basement, large attic. The interior of this house is attractive. The entrance hall with large pil- Jars is very inviting. You will Appreciate the immense value of- fered here. Owner is putting two coats of paint on exterior. This looks like a $4,500 home. You had better act quickly. Ask for Mr. Crumb, wi fie BELL & CO. 1228 North 45th at Stone way. Melrose 3637. Evening, Melrose 2555 Meridian Car $3,450 BUNGALOW, 6 rooms on 1 floor, lots of built-in fea- tures; cement — basement; fine larke lot; lawn; gar- den and view. Only 1 block to cars, near grade and high schools. $800 cash, balance easier than rent. No mortgage. Melrose 0796. Call at 1900 N. 45th. Geo. A. Spencer & Co. “Realtors” BIG SACRIFICE MODERN BUNG. ONLY $3,000 fine, well-lighted JUST LIKE fireplace, cabinet kitchen; felt basement: furnacs laundry; lot 110 feet deep; close to school, cars and paving. ROW. an YOU MEAN TO UY YOU WILL SURE tee TERRONE, ray, a4) ROO’ dros’ ‘REALTORS Mraikgas'y ver 4500 Stone Way PEN EVENINGS: CAPITOL, HILL Furnished home at 1009 E. Thomas, near Broadway. 5 rooms and attic; furniture same as new, and house in excellent condition; ce- ment basement; 2 garages aliway. rented. Ideal location, and a wo Merful buy at the eure of $4,700; “easy terms; no mortg: CHAS. P. DAVIES 230 Burke Bldg. Ell, 5073. THIS WEEK ONLY — FIVE-ROOM iis at North End; two lots; One acre t North End residential district; three blocks from inter- urban station, Bitter Lake, Olmsted, Sunset 1247, ——____ 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE o- ° Four and one-half acres of fine land, oay cleared and well watered, close to city on Des Moines highway. Price $350 per acre, Will trade for modern home and assume. A wonderful buy—one acre rich black soil, trout stream thru it: five-room new bungalow, hot and cold water, electric lights, laundry trays, on pod road one mile from i ‘fmite: price .600; terms, $500 cash, balance: easy, MBRRITT REALTY CO, 328-324 Walker Building Main 3957 Second and University ° tree; perrion, pd down, tr, Tasker. $$ i Hi 1026 ee avo. aed 72 FOR EXCHANGE— 0 REAL ESTATE ° poling, close ton. Want. Hedy jor RPE: y"Improved, for 32500 sae, MERRITT Waren Main 3007 ‘Secon Resa ca