The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 13

When Is a Police Lock Not a Police Lock? — When I Usa “Sargent” r Was: whe of & po tr “but my furniture ts { followed. at He told her . asked, s the title on the side of tha. ‘Sargent ryns then explained that a Sargent Lock company. N "Sar k was a lock made by Bill Rated ROBBER VICTIM = jjpmong Best IS ARRESTED | heum’s New Show! 'B itaritorious t : ank Messenger Held With | Two Others for Theft | a real vinieriie show that; pe Ocpheum is offering this week, | VANCOUVER,. B.C, Feb. aon moment on the whole pro.| Walter Bramwail,.§3, messenger: for mand there's variety enough to| the Imperial Bank of Canada, who,| the most exacting. with K. Anderson, manager of the arnum, cccentric dancer | Fairview branch, was held up Frt-|, ¢ ightly revue that |¢4¥ &t Drake and Granville sta, by| t of its kind to be| @tmed bandita and robbed of $32,-/ moons. Assisted | 00. Was arrested yesterday, and| Stuart Sisters, who sing popu.| ¥th two others is held for investt-| Peongs and dance; Miller and | Stion 1a connection with the be | @ fast. pair of steppers;} The others arrested are Chaties gahy Woods, toe dancer, and an enwood, allas Greenlund, “ Farnum has a very ca-/ Who resided at the Bramwell home. | company and the piece is well /1772 First ave. W., and Bert Smith, | 60, of 2031 Fir st. | Greenwood was arrested shortly | of “Mother McChree, ‘Till|aftter the robbery by Detectives) of the Desert Grow Cold,”|Kilien and Rains on suspicion of! unnumbered song hits, is| having eome knowledge of the af- | featured member of the new | fair. BBell, who is an old favorite with| This knowledge Greenwood denies, Yaudevilie patrons, injects an | but according to the police adm! brand of humor into his act | having talked over with others how| puts it over in big style. Hel easy such a robbery would be to ght down the house” on Sunday | stage. ¥ R. Ball, the popular com | | | were no early walkouts on | act last night, as Remos and | featuring two husky} who do all sorts af thrill gathietic feats, proved to be one | ihe best.companics of its kind seen ‘this year. Bond heads a cast of| in “The Minute Man,” a fast-| Ring comedy in which the swin-| fis swindied. Bond's delineation ; “hick” is good and his line of ly is of the sure-fire kind. mn T. Murray and Vivien Oak- assisted by John F. Abbott, an act of polite nonsense jich’ wins ts quota of laughs “Spanish” number is their Miss Oakland sings well and some stunning costumes. furnishes most of the silly Former Cop Faces Liquor Law Charge W. E. Worsham, proprietor of a moonshine bar at $00 Pike st. and C. C, Converse and R. E. Delaney, | bartenders, were arraigned before} United States Commissioner H. 8. Ellicott Monday morning on a charge of possession and sale of liquor. Bonds were fixed at $5,750] ench. and preliminary hearing was) set for March 11. iy Worsham was a former member} of the Seattle police force and was dismissed April 6, 1922, by former|§ Chief W. EB. Searing, since which time he has been waging a fight in the courts for reinstatement, which finally went against him last | tor for Mayor Brown as to the) ———— death of Patrolman Charles 0. Le- gate last year, 2” with Bob and Dora and y of trained animals, open D SUICIDE Issues Warning on Announced Lottery U. 8, District Attorney. Thomas P. Revelle issued a warning Monday }morning to persons who may re- ceive letters soliciting the purchase of tickets in a Danish lottery. Num- bers of Seattie people, he sald, had recelved letters and ciroulars of a “Great Danish Money Lottery,” sent under the name of Sigurd Gudichsen from Copenhagen, offer- ing money prizes of unstipulated ee, was recovering Mon-/ amounts, Reveille pointed out that the effects of poison,| those who purchased tickets would took Sunday night by ac-| have no recourse, as there would be to her version of} no means of securing even an ac- counting for money sent. Borah Gets Money for Boise Power WASHINGTON, Feb. 25:— With. out a record vote the senate today restored to the interior appropriation ‘bill $450,000 for developing power at the Boise, Idaho, project. Senator Bormh led the debate for | the restoration. When the house {passed the bill, $1,080,000 was appro- priated, but in the senate public lands committes this was cut down by $450,000, omitting provision for ‘power generation. Tone Farrar,’ 31, of sa to & report made to) Mrs. Farrar had at-/ aetna ceonlaa acid, frustrated, declared that ga that elec Indignantly Secon of tid cao de: iE that she had mistaken the other medicine, Prohibition Chief Carl Will leave Monday night for arrived here Saturday Falls, Mont., where he ten Working cit special prohibi-| Jackson's permanent suc- Rot beer appointed, but of H. A. Hazeltine, for- petigd of the Seattle dis- been mentioned as a pos- ire Girls Take Over Ship fi new and wholly de-~ by way of clubhouse and the “Camaraderie,” floating of the Campfire Girls, formally opened Satur- ly the Fort Stanwix, board vessels 'Mever called into service, by ie was presented to # Campfire Girls by Capt. F. een, and when all the future the girls are realized, will Seattle's show places. SON ESTATE IS T Jo His WIDOW Feb. 25-—— Wilson left yirtu- hole state to his widow lifetime, under terms filed for probate here ‘W. Wilson, his only daughter, is to receive wally ax long as sho Rear Admiral 8. L. Kitelle is appearing in the role of Uncle Sam before an audience consisting of De la Huerta and other Mexican insurgents. He commands American vessels ordered to Vero. Cruz with the idea of breaking up the blockade on oil ports. part shall revert to his , share snd share ‘The children also are be- Jewelry, clothing and 7] [Interment at Edme month. He was also an tavestiga-/§ I 5 The Seattle Star “STAR WANT AD cunt 6 w Same ad t rate ¢ 3-line ad. r Scline ad, to run S BUSINESS SERVIC ~AttorneysatLaw BALL, 21 5 Hiurke cea mod < ph Aller 05 Leary Did. Ef Tiectrle Machinery ¥4 ~~ BOUGHT—SOLD NTED MONTELIUS P 1, Beatt Grinding nives and eclesare 13 Third. Give tse trial / Monuments | t¥ BOUND Marbio and Graz iat and Virginia, Es Gpikian and pemetare DR. EDMUNI , ATEN Plog results. Central Bidg P. GORIN, Pa ents. secured. Aitarney. Pate ped and sold. Bidg, Seattle MA in-0390 $00 F at. NW, Wash- lagton, D.C SEASON, Fenwick, Lawr Mashed 1561 Aa ¢ and b free. 432 Burke Bh HARRY BOWENS, Pat. Expert. Fee Ey Hi cost. Terms. Pantages Bid. Physicians, Surgeons DE. ANGUS, Suite 7@ Bigg. Women's aliments, disorders. Tuners JON STROM, MA in-3020. Toning 1 SUNERAL | NOTICES NADINE EMIL ontab- | oklet me Undertaking ( ffARTMAN—FRED HARTMAN Bt his home at Lake Dallinger, his} age being 63 yee: Puneral will take place Tuesday at 2 o'clock from ©. G, Mittelstadt| Undertaking Parlors, 1746 Market ot ds, 1. 0, 0. 19h, (AUEX: ED, aged, 6? years be husba Fannie eed. father of Mrs. Ay H.. Stone and) grandfather of Ethel Stone Lewis and Alexander G, + m. In Home 3 Friends invited. rment at Mount Pleasant. Undertaking Co. PETTY Feb. L PETTE age 5% years, belo ved husama ¢ Jennie © Petterson. Funeral services Wednesday morn- ing. 8:00, at our chapel. Leaving on} 9 0% tarry for Seabold. king Co. ‘ NICHOLSON— At 3 ~ Feb, £3, 1934, “MARGARET NICHOLS age 15 years, beloved mother J. K Nicholson of this city. Re- mains at the Home Undertaking Co. Funeral announcement tater. LEGAL NOTI RESOLUTION NO. 1626 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 3 at a te ef Seat! mi ity Charte: ty rl le, and previding for the sub- ion of gush roposed amend- gt p the fitied siectors of therein om iit as," of March, 1924, “qareaers That Sect! Article TX of City Shatter ot the city of Seals be amended to read as follows: Bee. 5. There urer, who Se oe ir, Wl hall. “tm bs uch other clerks or deputies ‘City Council may guthorise. | Pd a! AND BE ty PORTER RESOLVED seoroltted 6 qualified electors of the City of Seattio for th A ai municipal Sih am i 4 elty on the Lith Passed th ity Counct! by 24th ne ae eos AS jo "pasauge thie ‘24th day of fon of tts December, 1922. C, B, FITZGERALD, President of the City Council. rest. the 24th day of December, H.W. ROLL, be: Coperoter and rn Officio By EB x STREET, Deputy Clerk. Labor Leader Is on Speaking Tour} { President William M. Short, of the State Federation of Labor, was scheduled to return to Seattle Mon-| day, following a short speaking tour | ¢ thru southwestern Washington. Ho| spoke in favor of thé bonus at Kelso, Longview, Centralia and Chehalis, ~— Wg af WATER SHUT-OFF NOTI | Water will bo shut off Tues- day from 8 a. m. to & p. m. in the following areas: | On Lucille st., from Fifth ave, | to 18th ave. | from Corson av | on 13th ave. S., from Lucille at. | to Juneau st., and on 1th av | 8. and 12th ave. S., north of Lu- | clile st. ——— | % DANCER ARRESTED IN STOLEN CLOTHING AT BIG COPS’ FUNCTION F Robert Langmead hadn't had @ penchant for dancing, and if the policemen’s annual ball hadn't been so popular with the fair sex, the mystery of the disappearance Of a suit of clothes owned by George Gray, last September, probably never would have been solved. As 't now stands a good chance of solution fs offered when Lang- mead comes up for trial on a pet- ty lareeny charge which wan filed against him in justice court Mon. day. Detective W. G. Witzko, while dancing at the hall, recognized the suit, and since Langmead seemed in doubt about the origin of the clothes, put him under arrest. ¥. | {TRMSTITCHING, Be Home| i be a City Treas- | if HE PERSONAL LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION PROPOSED AMENT NO. 163 Watt No, & SOLUTION AND PROPOSITION Arth the © oviding tor t day of March, BEIT RESOLVED BY COUNCIL OF ATTL | That Section 4 of Article IX of the rter of the City of Seat- nded to read as follows: THE THe CITY OF crrr BE- Hie shall perform such other| Guties ast or the C Council n point one chief deputy, and, unde civil service rules, such athe: Geputies as the ty Counell f Suthorize. In ense of the a of the City Comptroller fr city. or if for any Comptroller be incap ane » the chief deputy shall act Cily Comptrotier, and for the | T FU Re ch proposed tted to the qualified electors| chy of Seattle for their! tion oF rejection at the ai muntetpal election. to be m naid city on the Lith day] + eubre of March, 19 Passed the City ¢ of December. | me tn open « tion of ite D | ef December, 1 | C. B. FITZGERALD, President of the City Counett, Filed the 24th $07,of December, 1928 CARROLL, | City Soraptrolier and ex-officio City By E. M. Street, Deputy, De o of first publication, Feb. 6, 4 for debts contracted Peart Pegler, after N, Tegler onsible f me J munetl the 24th day and signed by on in authentica- se this 24th day i NOT responsible | by my wif | this date. ot Fes debta, Allen. iT FEMALE HELP WANT GIRL, or man to & work rtment, small GA rfid. 78 |RAGTISN | plano play WE a i Alle wo want hair combin 38. yd. Guaranteed over Bartell's | Work. 414 Eitel Bid. | 8" SITUATION—FEMALE {UPON request we will supply ex: rienced private branch exchange | tendants; also inetructore to | coach branch exchange attendants | furnish advice on private | nch exchange tratfic problenis EL tot-8000, Extension 2 ¢ Teleph and Te yh Company, 12060 Third ave. 9 9 MALE HELP P WANTED _ |MEN WANTED to help bulld”e Rew town at Catheart. Dut must buy home there and pay $10 down, $10 per month. Only whit People wanted. Ses Mr Room 710 Waldorf Ie , or Lampman, 908 Third ava, C.D. Hillman has sold over 10,000 happy people hor Extra Trousers, $5 Match that old coat and vest with « new pair of trousers. Gee onr mam~ moth stock of pants at new low prices—a thousand pairs to choose from at $5.a pair, Taungquiet-Ladly, _ind floor Green Bid. 4th and Pike. ie lock tine branches in ities, wants honest, pable manager for Seattle. Tnters eating and agreeable work, wit permanent connection that pay from $300-$1,600 and u Wire or write, N. Bs rred. Y. AND Tit . day and night for free catalog No. __ Mercer. st. free bath aed ‘Trans. 360; -weekly, $1.75, are in big money in the barber trade. Few weeks Call MOLER BARBER 23 Occidental ave. i-—Experlenced window cleaner, none RELIADLE Wi 1614 Seventh | beginners Rall. FIREMEN, DRA fi 9150-82350 Py an position?) way, X-5, Sta ab. Sam W latiai cant} repair your watch, throw it away. 302 Union, _Big G o PRINTY perience ot better, i 110 W. Roy, ir NY leaks in roots 1835 and forget it RESHINGLING. tring. SU 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Pace home. Experience We teach you how and supply work. No matter ee gh ae Union, MA in-§ | FOR RENT TSL.2D 3-room cottage, ek _in, 1819 9th ave. Phone MA in-6259, “20—FOR RENT HOUSES | ROOM cottawe and %-acre in 8 W, Seattle, $50 cash and $16 month, makes you the ownor. Im- mediate possession. Phone after 7 N and Mien, Van ‘Honache 3902 Phone GL endie-0967. FOR RENT— FURNISHED nea Homer Apts, oppor Rite achool. house, Georwetow, RE a! RE ood Vittie 2 oF walking distance. X-28, ‘The Star. INSTRUMENTS )S—Hargaing in our exchange New pianos to rent Hinited ds Jed on pur, Mi ~Toner, ce Bldg. ihe Steady tei 3 nt. lly new, cheap for rygaty terms. 613 N. a7th W. Anderson. TE elk shine 39 FURNITUR FOR SALE Biake boys, a vitry, One or @ vemmnicor & CO. slot-2261, wee. Fanored-Giibert #8 per hundred, “Kieneds SI ® Star Want Ads } P| WANT PHONOGRAPH Y KAVANAGH fats, $3.06, 1 -|55_ AUTO ACCESSORIES ition, Business ‘Coltewe, Fifth and || 19 FURNISHED HOUSES | rden, || OPPORTUNITY LANEOUS FOR, “SALE I ns | LPANY 404 Un Electrical Fixtures a save cotsidereble when u buy tieal f xy oe UPSTAIRS Fits LiGhTiNG vipii | IN TALI. THE You v | 4810 WE j Shingles Pom $2; 10-in. clears, ne delivered. BW SHINGLE CO, F erry La Beattie. Take Alkt_ ear, WE ot-0334 days, WE at-4558 even | d., |x WH employ no You save the All makes of machine a. repaired. WASHING: | MACHIN i . MGR. 1 | 6434 Dallard ave.” HL tot-10%6. 12-Inch Fir Millwood $6.00 a Cord. COAL BY acn-1094 $7-—GOOD FURNACE COAL-—$1 $8.50 LUMP COAL $8.50) DEL. 1 TON LOTS LION COAL CO. GA rfld-5001 $7.50 — COAL — $7.50 . for range and heater GA rd-6928 San Francisco Fur Co. 24 Pine «et. Have your turs remod. eled and repaired by us at @ small HUNDREDS are agent | boosting new Alm- super-tone phonograph; ble price, terms. $0,- , O06. SIMMONS -1982 SND. RECORDS? WANT at our Get those YOU i 420 Union, nr, stn, | Mf SCORD EF: xe is FULL CORD i-in fir mill woods never in water, $6 cord; $3.50 half; dry planer ends, $5 half cord. Mio irae-2424 any’ time _ $8.50 LUMP COAL $8. 50/ Delivered tn 2-ton tot | McDermid & Topping, KB uwd-6300, | 12-Ineh Mill Wood, $6 Cord, $7.50 half. Lote of ira in. right away. BL jot- Sewing Machines Pr $5.00 and up. Frasy terme. White Bowing Machine Co. 1819 4th ave. | GOATS lamp $030; ‘ae cokleg coal § fan = of nb, de COAL BUNKERS IFINCI mill wood, bo aawe ocke, $6 cord: In best forest wood $9.50 cord. wd~4 606 A none. | a ove length mill weed | Hi ry delivered. Seattio Fuel Co. | 1 EL tot-0143, t gia Phone BA wet ate PORTANT earag Mara Portable at. _CA pitt-2922. Ri EUREKA “Yi new, sacrifice. 107i, 2626 Dayton the Ailey between Second d. FRUCK LOAD DRY KINDEANG | 5 wi ~~ oh. DELIVERED. KA st- ub Bre Phone | 6 The Deak Exe ange, MA in-T388._ re maven in water.” BU mpet O1tt. anywhere. Mens shoes resoled, nned leather, guaran- _teed workmanship. 612’ Olive. We buy and seli clothing and furs The Owl, 137% Firat Jength forest wo: DINING room and ture sold by piece. bedroom furnl- | 17_Jamen st 1005 ist le 7/54 PORTABLE garages. GARAGES rages. CA piti-deaa. ATIENTION covers for Fords and Cl 10 Ford chassin, roadster and bug bodies. st aye. S Phone EL lot- 1,000 role! touri 1003 7061, 56 AUTOS FOR SALE THE SANDS PLAN ENVELOPE TELLS THE TRUTH SANDS PLAN used car salon have Increased more than 100% in one year’s time tn the dullest months, COMPARATIVE riaunes November, b ceraag | iis January, 1923 November, 1923 . December, 1924, January, 1924 . | 1 The people of Seattle know where to come to get good lsed cara, THE ENVELOPE TELLS THE TRUTH 1928 Ford 4-door sedan 1922 Buick touring 1923 Stevens sport model 1921 Overland touring STUDEBAKERS 1922-21 Special 6 touring 1920-21 De 6 touring THE SANDS MOTORS COMPANY 1016 E. Pike. EA st-0991. 5 | } i 0 ° ac 2 Fords Special Showing OF FORD COUPES ‘They are in good mechanical con: tion and newly painted. Also a touring, a roadster and a sedan, CHEVROLETS 23 touring, Superior model. 123 coupe, Superior model. 28 sedan, Superior model, DCDGES gms acca 19) 10 1 Q ‘Touring... Touring « Sedan Sedan .. Hupmobdiia to Buiek ig tale ty Franklin tot Studebaker Big Six touring. TRRMS AND TRADES Sunset. Motor Co. Pike and Boylston. BA st-0306 Vil make all kinds oF: tape for all k pas ry cars. 1003 First 8. IL iot- Ate guy at Nite 4 2 | eee u17 OAKLAND, THREE Buy: Hi Mossbach SELLA used Automobiles (58 j_excel-| Open Even: | 62 This nice, clean house, on a large ‘This * $2,500— $2 E. R, THOMAS & COMPA mt 020 Third Ave, | Buys this very nic F is AUTOS FOR SALE 1918 Ford 7 Tour ; Lots of Lite andard Used Car Co i ACRIFICED TIRES 13%, § ix4 4 § BA wt-06 8S . If you are in the market for a home, or used car, today’s want ads will help you. DCA G COL 125 10th Ave BA wt-0666 FORD §-PARSENGE I, $86 cquipped with Harslers and spocd- uE Mosknact MARKET} Y Late Chevrolet ecintod’ a full price; ra ur ¢ tires $20 Uful mar own terme you need, |Buy at Nite—Lots of Lite | | Standard Used Car Co. $19 EB. Pike. BA st-0699. $566 CARH takes i0i8 Mulek 7 tour- 0 « runs good Ph Tavollt ne GL ew 19-1 HUDSON TOUT HENKEY MC put in your car r 0. B. WILLIAMS SABH and DOOKS, 1937 First &, Seattle | By watching Star Want Ads daily you can find just what RACH mplete FOR SALE—REAL STAT built-in breakfast 3 bedrooms downstairs; fin~ ished’ attic; concrete basement with furnace and laundry trays; garage; house completely and ele- fantly furnished; leather, oak, 5 i a relan rugs, br: everything high cl _WANTED—AUTOS pac HRI MONEY LOANED On automobiles. ye JAMPS & HARRISOD in ff NSED DROW Li . 9 Westlake Ave. tot-6298. reasonable buyer. terms to $2,900 TWO GOOD HOMES On large lot; modern 6-room bunga- low and 3-room cottage; bungalow ood new, attractive and homey; standard bungalow ar- rangement; cottage has 3 good Both houses plas- ; near nd street car. $500 jh, balance at $28 per month. $2,000 Good home, on paved streets all im- n and paid: good dis- a rota soa bathe ane age op alley; house in good ‘Owner lives in Kastern Washington: must sell. $200 cash. balance arranged. 1038 1 CANE __HENRY MOSSBACH Spot Cash Waiting © Your car, any make, any time. HENRY MOSSBACH | $15 B Pike Ww “TROY Use CARS HENKY MOSSBACH. FOR SALE—REAL _ESTATE DEPT THB] $250 First Payment BUYS ON WALLINGFORD AV. AND PAY 8ST 6-Room View House TWO LOTS, ALL IMPROVED Only $2,650 This view home is on paved street and close in; 2 car lines; the lots are 114 foot deop; all kinds of trait and small berries. The lots are worth the price. alone, Phone MEIrse-1235 or,.6320. OWNERS ig EAeD OUT OF Will "Sacrifice Strictly Modern Colonial Bungalow ONLY 4 YEARS OLD Completely Furnished Beautiful High Class Furniture Only $5,250 You make your own terms on this iovely home; hardwood ireplac basement; furni large lot; fine shrubbery: garage holds two cars. Furniture consists of beautiful Wilton ruge, expensive 2- plece overstuffed suite, love~ ly mahogany bedroom’ suite. also white lvory, You can move right in and start housekeeping. Phone ME Irse-1235 or 0320, Burroughs Realty Co. 1810 N. 45th Bt. Open Evenings PRRBBBBBEBBBBBRI &6-ROOM COTTAGE sh, 112 FP Four-Room Cottage _ good netenbipecds bath; har aoe fieor in room; lace; Jove! vox: e anes Sop paving, and Included ahi price. $5,000; $250 can FRPFYPYPPYFY handle. Fireside Realty Co. 1006 Third Ave. MA tn-? Pe eae Gay Awful Cheap Today we have 5 houses and around Seattle for sale on terms of $100 down, $10 per month. These Be are about half price, aa C. men wants 8 Y them ean devote all hie ame Pantie * catheart, Perry er other sal Seattle. salesmen, 908 Third ave. “North Broadway View NEW BUNGALOW, $4.50 | Modern in every f; hardwood floors thruout; and bath; good 1151 White Bldg. _evenings, M which arn NAP Nicely furnished 5-room house, with two lots, $0x100; chicken house; fruit, garden and flowers. Price all furnished, $2,650; $250 down, ee $25 per month, including interest at only 4%. ‘Tals peat tly font $35 New Colonial Bungalow ool rae VIEW; $500 CASH hardwood floors ee out; doors; tile bat k and ry’ jee, 1151 White. ee TT tial ; evenings, ME Irse- i as lot, in & good North End section, is ready for tmmediate occupani Owner’ will accept moderat priced bullding lot ag first pay- iment, or small initial cash pay- ment, and balance as rent. $1,050—A NICH TRACT—$1,050 “acre” tract faces on the Des | Moines paved highway, 3° miles south of city. An ideal building | tract, among nice homes, Ne |S mortgage, “Your terms. Mr. Frasier. UR Lu homes in the North ts nd and Ballard which can be sold on ‘first payments up to $200. Buy wailing. MSTED CO. 87th rs Greenwood. $2.50; $280 down, 3-room modern house at N: 10iat; 120 ft: frontage: bear ‘rult trees; garage, Jone to Wood! nd Park Ss only ale 26 3 NICE ROOMS—s2.5 blocks. from Oak 53 0 cush, and balance as rent, on uy this neat 3-room cottage with cabinet kitchen; breakfast nook; | Jarge bath ment. bas near and Woodland park Jaundry car litte, school ce i easy wher at’ seis Univers ‘OUR-RUOM modern dwall- tome easy terms. Five rooms, $2,- 100. Fine ranch Sor opi like yk Lots, dow 50, AG. TP ‘akon? Tbe 26th S. W. i FC LOTS J operty at bargain prices, |G ay terms. 90x10, near Roose: yelt high school; 70x120 feet, ebr- ner, few blocks south of depots acre tracts avith city water, 1 and telephone. 2% miles north of city, on new pay phn ee Cr a 120-foot frontage on ington. Phone owner, GA Bai 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE “CG. D. Hillman Again at Cathcart, uyers for Seattle and Cathcart lands will soon be on from frogen Cental California, ta, Idaho and Can- Watch Seattic boom this year. ‘ew houses and 5-acre tracts only $950; terms $100 down, $10 per month, nae wood an, water. Se. D. Hiltman's sales- men, 908 Th td ave. nas bi free excursions Keller at Strand Hotel, Bverstt fon) RUNT-AO acres; bo frult th house partly furnished; barn rage and een aly sity, way. ~~ Fully Furnished 5,ROOM HOME University District large rooms and bath; nico lot: Rear paved street; in first class condition; cozy and neat; beautiful lawnand shrubbery; furniture in- cludes overstuffed davenport and chairs, brand new Monarch range, 2 good bedroom suites, rugs in first class condition. ‘Tho first party to see this place will buy it, $i it is @ real bargain, $3,600; $600 down and $40 monthly. Sanger ci re 4943. Beg ae eTes omes of Qua NON-RESIDENT OFFE: A bungalow of 4 rooms, near boulevard, caf lines, ete, at _$3,150. Place in in’ pink of condition; attractive ex- terior and interior; gar and driveway, Only $a CASH, balance Hke rent, Clarence E. ear 1228 N. 45th, ME Irse-3637, Open Fvenings, IMAAAAAAVAQARAQg ONTHL' oom cottage, in fine condition; an on ‘one floor; pals egal Lako | Washington; close in. Price $3,000, Call BL iot+ 6860, PHINNEY RIDGE W-room bungalow, $3,750; hardwood floors, fireplace, inundry trays; $250 cash, dalance sta aha t4 Furnity zi ag Seen ce ranch, ‘0! 2 small houses, near Mukilteo. RH acn-1619, 68 FOR SALE—FARM LANDS BIG Yand"wale, Skagit county. 40- acre tracts, $25 and $35 per acre, Lots of work near in mills and ps, H.C, PETERS, 726 Srd av, 4/80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES bungalow, strieuly GROCERY and we store, noxt to modern; paved fine dis~ te: layfield: fino location, 948 6th mn " trict: close in, reat o, duttot-onta RW. anette auity In S-yoom, 2 erie lots; liberal Watson, dining | a everd; | Smith, Hen: BUSINESS _OPPORTUNITIES “apartment house Tease. ‘ant house equity. Three 6-roomed houses, Want an apartment ho lease and furnt- ture, Will assui BLACK, 1600 13: Jood grocery, Fent $15, BA at-8103~ “Ki. 83 REAL ESTATE: LOAN: FIRST morte: larg: amail asnounts,on. improved city or farm property. Prudential Say- ings & Loan Association, 1026 Third ave. 84 FINANCIAL SCAN. Am, ik rants pur chased. 902 Amer. Dk Bide. 86 CHATTEL AND COL- LATERAL LOANS Workingman’s Loan Co. Organized to make loans to ag ARIED people and HOUSE REEPERS on their personal note See un for a quick loan, 1007 SEABOARD BLDG. 10th Floor Fourth and Piks 87 SALARY LOANS MONEY LOANED Qui Quiet and Confidential, on ture, Pianos, Salary, Autos, Etc. We will Joan you what you nesd, and when you need ft. Lowest Rates and Easy Payments. rs ete. tics in This City. Call and See Convinced. CITY LOAN CO. ith and Pike. Phone one EL fot-4228. MON vEY 2 FOR YOU — bout ts. 0 GORTETY aaron ike to Rave, int ‘payment: plan. NO y repayment plan. ShoURITY of any kind require. J ign a ‘ote ‘omising to re- y in small accord- to your pone We “have established a reputation for fatr Gealings; also leniont In case of sickness or misfortune. Let un make you a confidential Joan tn rivate orth lee te loyees’ Society pire Bee Spine Bide. 2 914 Second Ave. 'Vital Statistics| BIRTHS panitthe tn. thet households are re ed by the following Bennett Borrest Entiat, sais 29th ave, Tigeechea, lenry Felix, 928 23nd ci sad, william D. 7735 15th ave. 8. Therlen, Ludger, 48071" Eighth avo. Potarsony Sam, 5211 11th ave. N. E., scalfe, Willam 3, £04 H. Olive at, atituna, fohn Henry, 5507 Seventh ave, Groom ate Boy Frank Joseph, - 1820 Jack- cobson, Beivamin W.. 3219% w batt Bt, rig Tussell Dodge, 912 16th ave. Lauber, Se 218 Queen Anne MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. H. Seattle Rice, faith, ie : Johns Hjalm Nielnom Einimy 8 So Row ork! ‘Lesel Goodnow, Merrill M., Seatth Harris, Laura L, Seattle . Lounsburg, Harry M. Olympia . Pettigren, Edyth ©. Olymp! 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