The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1924, Page 12

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BY WILLIAMS LE6SEE NOw- UH-A-NO ICANT “THINK OF NO \ 'JECTIONS RIGHT } Now I CANT 2S You HE OH !coopr- GOODEE ‘THE =< FOR GO BACK , BOYS DIDNT, BY MARTIN a WITH JIMMY NEE HIS FRATERNITY / i4¢ DANCE BY STANLEY OO secre Rising ii | Dynamite o 2) J PASTRY FLOUR |}}—5 AR HOTEL. BECAME WEDGED JN JIM WATSONS - BARBER CHAIR —THEY HAD TO CALL PLUMBER BOB TO RELEASE HIM < PUTTER At WHO D'VA THINIL WUZ T' OUR House LAST NIGHT, ALEK? 6EE-1 DONT KNOW=T AINT WHY, MISTER YODER CAME T’ SEE MY SISTER CARRIE— YA KNOW HE'S” A Dark Secret ga T LOOKED THROUsH TH KEYHOLE WHEN DYA S'POSE DABY WZ IN TH T DID, YA DID? WHAT DID TROUBLE The Annual Demand for Timber Exceeds the annual growth by 400%. As the timber of the world is known, mapped and measured, it {s logical to con clude that timber will keep on advancing in value The $1,000,000 Thomsen & Clark Mortgage 7% Bonds are secured by valued at more than $2,060,000 Timber Co., Ltd, First timber conservatively ‘The guarantee of Messr®. Moritz Thomsen and B. B. Clark adda an outside worth of more than $1,500,000, and assures g00d management and payment of the bonds. We recommend and offer these bonds in $500 and $1,000 denominations at $100 and interest to yield 7%. Circular will be gladiy request. GEO. H. BURR, CONRAD & BROOM, Inc. ’ 210-216 Hoge Bidg. Seattle, Washington Telephone EL iot B825 sent upon telephone or letter | | ADVIG |e ;/ Optician and Optometrist ans, Surgeons BUSINESS SERVICES Suite 400 Pantages en's ailments, disorders. | ~~~ - Piano Tuners Attorneysat Law | SORIA F ROT Tacaeaec# 4 HALA Bis Darke Didgraoe | JOMN STROM, MAX in-9020. Tuning It cage. Fees mod. MA-7303 ' r free. Joneph Allen, lawyer. | All cases. 505 Leary Bid. EL lot-3985 lectric Machinery BOUC SOLD: _ Beattie, | z iH. W.MONTELIUS PRIC } Grinding | A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION | RAZORS, blades, knives and scissora| Sp Gee tite OF Amey ot | sharpened right. 1013 Third. Give! Seattle, and providing for the sub-| usa trial mission of such proposed amend. | ment to the qualified electors of | ‘aid city for their ratification of | Fejection at the general muntetpal ¢lection to be held therein on the llth day of March, RESOLUTION NO. Tip | PROPOSED AMENDMED Monuments IGET SOUND Marble and Granite! lst and Virginia. Established 1924. DR_VDMUNDA, Franer-Paterson Co, | PRAT RESOLVED BY THD CI Patent Attorneys ATTL S secured, sold and financed. | k results. J.D. Givnan, 603 Central Bide. | *. P. GORIN, Patent Attorney. Pat- , developed and sold. loattie. Wash- That Section 5 of Article TX of the City Charter of the City of Seattle be amended to read as follows: ntral ide 0390, 600 F at. N. ington, D. © MASON, Fenwick 1 Sec. §. There shall be a City Treas: urer, who shall, except as other-| | Wise provided | by officio tax collector. w Lawrence, estab- liehed 1 Advices and ‘booklet free. 422 Burke Bide | hinder rules, such other clerks or deputies aa the City Council may authorize HARKY ROWENS, Pat. Expert, Vee | | % In case of the absence of the City | 475, all cost. Terms. Pantages Bid. | Treasurer from the city, or if for any cause the City Treasurer be incapacitated from acting. the As- sistant City Treasurer shall act as City Treasurer and for the time being enjoy all his powers, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such proposed amendment be submitted to the qualified electors of the City of Seattle for thelr rat- ification or re. on at the gener- 41 municipal election to be held tn said city on the 11th day of March, 1924. Passed the City Counci? the 24th day of December, 192%, and signed by me in open session In authentica- tion of its passage this 24th day of December, 1923, C. B. FITZGERALD, President of the City Council. Filed the 24th day of December, 1923. H.W. CARROLL, City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk. RESOLUTION NO. 7621, PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 1, A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION to amend & providing for the of such proposed endment to the qualified elec of said city for their ratif tion or rejection at the mon municipal election to be h therein on the 11th day of March, War's TH TH’ ELECTRIK No-No — Ts Too BAD WELL MISS HIS WARM, DINNER: -1 FOUND BEIT RESOLVED BY THE CITY} COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SE-| ATTLE: That Section 4 of Article IX of the City Charter of the City of Seat- Ue, be amended to read as follows: Sec. 4—He shall perform such other | duties as this charter or the City) Council may direct, and may ap- point one chief deputy, and, under! civil service ri other | deputies as the City y! authorize. In ca: | of the City Comptroller from ty, or if for any cause the City, mptroller be incapacitated from | ing, the chief deputy shall act city Comptrotler, and for the} time being enjoy all his powers. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such proposed amendment be} submitted to the qualified electors | of the City of Seattle for their fon ot, rejection | at the! unicipal election to be) id city on the 11th day| 1924 of December, 19. me in open se: tion of tts pai of December, ©. B. FITZGERALD, President of the City Counell. | | the 24th day of December, 1923 | Eire’ the eee ee CATROLLS City Comptrolier and ex-officio City Clerk. and signed by jon in hention- his 24th day, 1924 |i Sam Weisfield « | MARRIED man, {OLD f 119 FURNISHED HOUSES b in Passed the City Council the 24th day |” OPPORTUNITY ARY 20, 1924, FUNERAL NOTICES TORES TO Ry MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS PERSONAL ot wale Cw an eur Old Nee. Bi FURNITURE FOR SALE Bis) Ld tI th WA Tay poppe POULTRY y poultry oat org Wahi © Oe MISCELLANEOUS SALE ie WILL NOTICES a AAD. ANN eee LEGAL when you buy f on UPRTAIRS he iman thet makes them “6 LIGHTING Pieriieg al clothing and tar 11% First ave, 15 MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE ee ee Show Cases New and used cases of all as RAGTI on for bakeries, Pine B pian want ha 5M TITCHING, 414 er A ne | PERKINS GLASS & FIXTURE co. 1222 Post St—M Imette | Selling Out cet our bargains. Onl T, on any apples a tatoes, $1 pack, Scratch feed, $2.05 : ar below whol price, $24. mploy no agent, You saye the All makes of machine d. repaired. W, ; MACHINE EX- NIX, MGR, 3692 4th, ave.” EL tot-100, coal direct from mine Save the middlemans Fun » $4.50; ett ‘hit, elivered scyy, | in truck load» anywhere. Phos TO RACTOR| Kenwd-6446 any_tim "$7.50 — COAL — $1. Extra Trousers, $5 Match that old coat and vest with a/ pants i sand) pal h Babe n Bid. 4th and P’ AT ANNEX. 2004 #th ave, clean, furnished, stean bedroo! (men): free bath phone. Trans. the . 24 Pine st. Have your furs remol eled and repaired by us at a small ij are boosting new mons super-tone phi moat reasonable price, termas records, 60c. 8 a APH CO, 193223 there | in the barber trade. Call MOLEF i, 223 Occidental ay NG MEN TO Learn TRA »| WANT PHONOGRAPH Get those YOU W “HL, watch, throw it « en Clock «inners tion?) Rail- at FULL CORD er in water, M 1 AD: $8.50 LUMP GOAL $850 Ome ee. | McDermid Topping: RBmwd-6300 Sewing Malan” : wage Siechine Gos Tet ANY Jeaks in roofs? Phone SU neet- | - 3335 and forget It PAPER hanging. Brown, BE acn-2982 RESHINGLING, downspouting. re pairing. SU set-6474 “s ¥ leaks in roofs? Phone SU nset- 1335 and forget it. ka ows ctetbreanee lows, mat ‘Ss an e goods for sale cheap. . 18167 any ind quick. a nade new 11 AGENTS WANTED iLL MADISON “BETTER MADE* {IRTS direct from our factory to wearer. No capital or experience required old. Bi 2 SAMPLE: Buys, Sells Office Furniture. E20 delivered. Naa] it -0142. 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED NDID caraings for women salespeople; meet real business house to house cany _931 Stuart Bldg. BOOK type- writin, ght by experts. Latest meth: Day and evening school. SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEG 615 '¥ Bldg. MA in-064 ILS to enroll at our private dancing school, which will open Feb. At 1016 Pine Street. Call] 7 MA in-€867 for appointments. men oF ® chance to ople; not a} _ sing.” Apply | HOOK your orders now: fruit’ trees by Dale, GA rfld-6761. $8.50 Lump Coal Clean; lasts; heats od. El — Almost OR Abie range. with ol CA 329. 2 Ythe best be wood. lots of pitch, del j, | -mbere: any time, $8: GAs BCONOMIZE—Men’a #! it tanned Teather, & RA-nier-0135, i $1. Oak ROOMS. fit; (rooms, $7 nished, $10 up. Goff, Youngstown. WE at-0444. ROATHOUSD for rent, 20—FOR RENT H ¥ FOR” RE a= AND DRY SEASONED ¥ heap; never in water, Tenet aos? Olid anywhere. i F- | DRY forest wood Ditadar, $3 Toad: y high” class. wash! cy for used furniture. Man in; BA gto. ADDING MACHINES an ought, sold or SURE COMPANY, 2 iE MOLL pe and ; bath; good conditior ; close in, 609 Thoma rfld-2781 ns 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS NT HOUSE TMOSPHERE. L CAR. PHONE CA pi WITH A CAPITOL jg AND 5-ROOMS. | 65 INDIAN motor good sli 3226 54 PORTABLE at Hainer ave. — gen! 23 FOR RENT— NISHED ROOMS 3 unfurnished toome for sekeeping, $6 per month. 4 »dland Park ave TR a: 24. FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS N oom cottage and i acre on Lake Burien carline, $100 and $15 per month mak: he own= Telephone 2-ROOM flat. partl lth ave. N. W, iy furnished. 6301 SU nset-0401 MODERN “APART: payment. WE HAVE clients waiting for Fourth ave” ur nished and unfurnished houses in th End. HENRY N REALTOR 8. Has Siivertown cord 8 new. and the iumelt: $935,005 4 ar Want Ads