The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 22

2 PAGE THE SEATTLE POWER DAY IS Girl Victim PROTEST BRIDGE The: SET HERE ‘Inspiration CONDITION vant Ba len STAR’ Acting Mayor Landes Signs for Dancers West Seattle Is Sore Over i Pn ae ind frien miepartan Proclamation Span’s Neglect eC : ee or : JUNE 18 IS OCCASION More Than 10,000 Names to Be Signed, Is Hope RNISHED HOUS EOUS FOR FOR RENT ne Seattle Star : yet eventh Ave cg ts MA in PERSONAL M-K-M 405 East Pi PHONE EL BUSINE 2RVICES | Attorneys-at Law WALI irks bide, 968 1 MA in-1303 iTen, lawyer EL bot-S988 SS) ales Company t Street Grav Metal FORD department * r eaned. 82 could ven, Fluff to mink bie Pal » FURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMEN RENT Ue ISHED APTS. t e's friends, The ha othing is to be paid hestra, the | ouring, $985 1-Wheel Brakes GORSTACH wef KAVANAGH 83.66 1 dinirlet eet ® used automobiles: te. 1834 int av 50 BOATS AND LAUNCHE mor nd that th than inch in many E. 40th FUR? mot bridge Att veloped entral Bide. & 600 F at. N. W., Waah- Ripert Veo Terme Pantages Mid. wick. Lawrence, estab 1841. Advice and bookle Monuments PUGET BOUND Marites and Granite 1at and Virginia. Eatebliahed | th "ana rs | 0290 p.¢ HOW? MA We tt with comfort refunded. Ask MACKINTOSH CO. I n 3 y hay GARAGES uff may not be f fund x to Pat — Ap IES 55 AUTO ACCESSOR spikes 4 w ones planks bridge c ter to 1 free d fracture arm and sev a time It seemed tm should survive, But hopedic hospital, where ta charity patient, the brok en bones are mending and in time she will be well again, The Leschi Park dance next Mon day night is really Just to show how much Isabelle’s friends think of her and of the way she Is being nursed back toward health at the Orthapedic hospital, It’s an entirely informal af fair and everyone ts asked to help| for COT 5 using Uh ROBBERY STORY CALLED LIE | Policemen Deny Logger’s | Story of Theft ke It a succens, ae | Tom Allen, Centralia logger, who }complained Thursday that he had TORY WRITER Se Farad ec tion ane ciceean IS ARRESTED) poticeman: of the theft, was r profitabie|@rested by Inspector J. T. Mason according to Frank) When he came back to the police Frank White. who| "tation in the afternoon, but after $500 bonds Fri-|@ investigation, was released following a| Allen wan first ented Satur-| pists in their households are re- the Amon |@8¥ Bight for being drunk. He | ported by the following men r q z claimed that the money was taken |Chapman, James Henderso! apartments, 901 Sixth ave, Inte| aimed that the money was taken ON Vallingtord ave, boy Thursday night, by federal prohipi.| from him wolbcige « Kilian, Bernhard, €005 Sixth ave tion agents under F. A. Hazeltine.| 4 At headquarters. This ix denied |" jz- boy . i by the booking office cre {1 ek Prohibition agents made an ap-| 0? snp SP ory ee be hl a ay Sok pointment by to call f Bcrgy en 4 sane for hed: aly 4/6 unworth, arne liquor. They kept the appointment val ataee aig \a with rch warrant and “5 ne ls Mickey, Haward w ir ‘ seized ra He was |Hennaxir, Stephen, Auburn, girl 46 quarts of what purports to b Drown, Edgar, 1111 38th ave. N bonded whiskies, but which is be- enh} &: renees: Coney Titan Marion B. 906 16th ave lieved to be colored moonshine x Naps heme ay Lijelfelt, who has been arrested bag number of times for bootlegging, to be an Alaskan author, are) and showed the arresting authors « poivad and showed the arresting officers a at all, by this ian before the ar- umber of unsold short stories he|®\ 0. 7 Chaddeee that the had written. | | police rob drunken prisoners in abao u Benttle by 18 “WHEREAS, the City of Seattl has by votes of the people and by many resolutions d ordinanc commitfed itself to th¢ policy of mu. nicipal ownership, and is now before the people of the State of Washing ton a proposed bill known as Initia 2, dealing with the question of fut public or private | ownership of th power re sources and the rights of cities to! sell electric current outside thelr | boundaries and which therefore has} an important bearing on Seattle's future development along these same lines; * THEREFORE, I, MRS. HENRY | LANDES, by virtue of my office as| acting mayor of the City of Seattle, | feeling that it is a matter of vital importance to our citizens viewed from any angle, do hereby proclaim and designate June 18th as “Power Day” for the purpose of stimulating interest in and study of the various points in Initiative Measure so that citizens may intelligently de cide the question for themselves and act accordingly No bill should be sponsored un lesa fully understood, and I would urge upon all citizens a full and complete study of the different Propositions contained in sald bill} on or before June 18. “The rights of the many paramount to the rights of the few, but the many must give expression to their views if they are to con- Mrs as both eral broken rib Sunday ¢ Y edema . us d ne hall Motor Car Wrecking PARTNET 8 let Ave. B MA in-06 should : where? Ker PANTY h Mre, Mag gle Hienen informa ion regarding daughter by 4 SPECIAL NOTICES i Wood's Hotel SILVER LAKE #PECIAL $1.00 plate dinner, 6 to 11 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE WHITE will not sponsible for any debts « by Mary ¥ Williams LOST AND FOL COST—Ton, May eve. N. Sinall Boston bu colored gray, snow wh and neck, white feet, bat ¢ reward. Phone BA #(-5008 < 1331 Four for return of BLACK MOTHEN | _ 1. Cobb Didg a4 Monday ight teatiog sath | 38 FURNITURE WANTED Py HIGHEST CASH PRICE FEMALE HELP WANTED June, We sell more sRRY PICKERS WANTED—I MON |” ther firm ne comme last we pre t ywer day,” reads as Fo DANCE pavili urday nings Physicians, Surgeons BY AS Salts WOO Pant Hida. Women's ailments, d 1 FUNERAL NOTICE: WICK WAKE — AGH ~WIER WARE, 69, 8620 13t, fe. y. W June 12, 1924. Beloved mother of Myrtle Wiekware and Msn, Way thaler, Seattle; Sor ot Montana, and Stanley, ef South Dakota ¥ t ry che be summer slowly m dn and r car while Il show you much lower. BASH and LE was formerly her Btar tive Measure } Ww ooh Ar ot UP-TOW 111 STEWART ST | Wi CAN JAMS CO. | EITEL BLDG MAIN-3810 | 3L SUMMER COTTAGE TO RENT IDEAL shady camp sites, cabins, on Sound; bathing, boating fine water. Apply Seaburat ( DOOKS, 56 AUTOS FOR SA attle N. and Republi mnt services Friday, § p. m. A n-0459. pdertaking company Invited. Body will City, Mich, for Bpect _ Used Car Emporium | sen ae W. MESES: Do, 60—Rebuilt Cars—§) B nide condition 1920 Chevrolet Touring’. 1919 Chevrolet Touring, as fee 1922 Dodge Touring: A-1 conde Phipped to « 1928 Dodge Coupe $850 This very late Dod, very beat of condition, and heavy spring steel bump: on front and rear, also spotlight automatic rainawipe and spare tire and | Vital Statistics BIRTHS yupe in in the has cme re ted Bootlegging than writing Lijelfelt, alias was released un day on liquor charg raid on his quarters in is more sick cu 6 ain Touring; winter f 4- passenger 6 —SEE TODAY | INSTRUMENTS Ne Tar has ip our exch to rent: Ii feyer-Toner, tion stsd rand ; 1920 Dodge adster ....., 3 Oldsmobile Semi-8 used three months. 20 F Touring; Ad 1924 Chevrolet Touring run Olaf, 107 24th ave. NW, a ems th d the condition ge new; has heavy spr bumper, automatic rainawipe vision mirror, motometer, wings and § good tires phon Roslyn, b | S444 40th ave. & | \7 ite “1d said Inspe fore * porbs—FoRDS supe; run 2,100 mally steel re eug bed Call MA in MEANS MONEY FOR You he came | picked up in tion he could r knew w “Another him, known ax a : = Coupe; new cord tires. 2 Sedan: doubl le edan; A-1 condition... Touring; splendid condities 1 Touring: A-1 conditionasa 5 Bug: many extras: good top if NGS AND SUNDAYS in. w th, oF We used goods than any n the city AUCTION HOUSE 10 Second Ave. STOCK puppy Clean mmodat and girls years ferred, Write K 8m ner, Wash. R. D-i, Phone AN YOU EMNTOIDER wanted embroider home spare time K* partic Hunt ATTRACTIVE xirls SEE 1922 Maxwell Roadster $585 dw below the market, vely is in firet class co! has heavy spring ate automatic lown Frede TODAY hington at Ph © he Ralph Pp. 1810 prisoner who wit W Peg-le ‘drunk roller,’ who roba drunk Allen was probably robbed, if was Weller at, is @ notor ¥ claims Fleshman, Clarence Mayo, 4213 Sixth | ¢ ave. N, W.. boy | Olson, Oliver 1412 W. Gist at, pay Young, Waltsr, 1309 Colle tous en in cheap at over Come trol, therefore, k would respectfully urge that those deciding favorably to the measure make it their par- ticular duty to sign a petition and, If possible, help, in getting signa-| tures from others like minded, that or the few desire it. “MRS. HENRY LANDES, “Acting Mayor.” LARCENY CASE Romance on Rocks, but Wife Freed of Charges Grand larceny charges against Vir- ginia Martley, sworn to by her hus- band, Hugh C. Martley, in British Columbia courts, were dismissed Fri- day, according to John F. Dore, at- torney for Mrs. Martley. Deputy Prosecutor Bert C. Ross an- nounced that efforts to extradite the Woman will be dropped. Mrs. Martley was accused of the theft of $15,000 which Martley en- Yrusted to her after their hectic ro- mance and marriage. Mrs. Martley, who was arrested while convalescing in the faxhionable Charlesgate apart- ments, which she owns, has made a settlement satisfactory to her hus- band. The settlement, it is reported, gives him $2,000 and gives her a deed to the balance of the property. After their marriage a year ago in Vancouver, B. C., the couple went on | a tour around the world. Martley, a} retired farmer and writer, inherited | $150,000 from an estate in India shortly before his marriage. The mar- Provide him with a traveling com-| panion, Mrs. Martley says. | Among other things he promised | her as a wedding gift a castle in Ire. land and a large property settlement. | Trouble arose while they .were visit- ing fashionable watering places in Europe and Mrs, Martley returned to | Seattle. She announced that divorce ; Proceedings will be filed against | Martley shortly. i | Asks $15,000, Says Operation Faulty Dr. C. Bates, widely-known Seattle physician, was made defend- ant in a $15,000 damage suit, Fri- day. Gracia Poindexter charges that the doctor failed to remove a tube following an operation, causing her a permanent injury. She asks $10,000 damages for the injury and $5,000 damages as a re. sult of the operation and against her wishes she has been rendered childless permanently. ——— oo ———___ 22 SAILORS KILLED WHEN 7 DESTROYERS CRASHED ON ROCKS ¥-TWO men were killed in the last major na dent when seven United States destroyers’ crashed on the rocks near Point Arguclio, California, September 8, 1923, Thirteen men were Injured, and more n 600 half-clothed and officers saved from wrecked hulks of the destroy when, racing full st at 20 knots thru an impenetrable fog, the destroyers Delphi, Young, Chauncey Woodbury, Fuller, 8, P Lee and Nicholas went to their doom like she following 1 leader—each one steered by the lights of the bout ahead, w gobs the 60 Days, Emil “death drink” to 1¢-year-old Willi it may be known whether the many | McDonald, days |$500 by Judge George D. Abel Fri day. FREER IGA 30 minutes by a Jury COUPLE SETTLE his caso Thursday, | uaugttes charge as a result of run- |ning down an aged man after a ree MeDonald, convicted last week, on a charge of man ontributing to the delinquency ef | except | his son |the night that the party in Vinte- vogel’s house Young CARROLL UPHELD Inspection of Initiative Pe- In | troller Harry W, Carroll, Corporation Counsel T, J. L. Kennedy holds that | Carroll had a right to permit the | Boxley creek and Bone bill initiative | petitions to be inspected. The opinion holds that prior to their initialing, Carroll had authority to permit the petitions to be inspected and initialed, the law compel« him to per- mit hours, Carroll number of persons weré permitted to | copy the names from the petitions after they had been filed and after|Joseph B., riage was purely an arrangement to | office hours, v w* st, from Ninth ave. 8, College Saturday until |lutely false, and is unfair the men who handle such prisoners “Alien’s story is lier" After arguing tw with the ing office w, Allen took complaint to Chief W. B. Severyns Then he came back again in the afternoon and was immediately ar- rested on an open charge for “de: faming the character of the police.” Capt. of Detectives Charies Ten Inant investigated the case thoroly, but failed ot find justification for Allen's accusations against the of. lficers who searched him. Capt Peter|Charles E. Dolphin also declared that had personally seen sear and saw no monoy the dollar bill $500 Fine for E. Vintevogel Vintevogel, who sold the mn to 60 fined. a book was sentenced in the county jail and convicted which bh Vinterogel was in ra} ti McDonald faces d man. at Vintevogel's the house father, he boy's was He was with the boy on was held "WANT JOBS FOR VETS: HERE List of Trained Men Given titions Permitted Out by Bureau 4n opinion rendered to Comp States The United jbureau today © out [names of men who will |their training for new jobs Veterans’ a list under {weeks. Offer of employment for |these men are solicited by the |bureau. H, M. Lindley is employ- ment officer. He may be reached at the Seattle sub-district MA in-4161. that after’ they had been their inspection during office tion for which |trained, follow: | Balle, Alfred; bacteriology; Hoyt, mechanical engineer; | Bosworth, Donald, bank clerk; Van Gilder, John, interior Angel, John, office clerk; Richard, barber; Dunean, C. M., barber;. Fleetwood, W. R., barber; Gaines, Allen, shoe repairman; Has: tings, J. W., barber; Gralton, Greg: lory, bookkeeper, accountant; Loud, lOran, watch repairer; Mills, Merton, was criticised because a they have ATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE TER will be shut off on Ninth ave. S$. from Stacy to Lander st.; on Bayview st. 8. to 10th ave. on 10th ave, 8. from st, to Bayview st. on from 12 o'clock noon m. Aver: and 5p. Pittson, Harry, baker; Zarkades,: K. ra Bent Set of Red Rubber Our BXTREMELY Rubber (either Gold Crowns (22 ridge Work (22 Gold Fillings . nthetic Porcelain Fillings... ver Fillings Cement, Fillings. . Teeth Treated ..... Pyorrhea Treatment DOP CODEN! ede s esas Nerve Removed (Painlons) I ings worle Ix contrac Old gold I# valuable. T pay or allow you full value for ton dental work A PRIVA date, with gentlemanly y ommend to your friends, All work guranteed for 15 yenrn Open 9106 Dally— to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS bookkeeper, accountant; Antie, D., wateh + R., J. présser and repairman tailor; Jenks, R. 8., Grivax, tailor; | Richards, L. L., embaimer; Russell, Cecil, wateh repairman; Thurber, M., shoe repairman; Davenport, Earl G: fruit grower; Cochran, Ernest, tencher-accounting; Brown, Clifford, jteacher-manual arts; Lindale, ‘George, bank teller; Lowe, Heber D, teacher; Malmgren, Arthur G., architect; Reese, Chester, news re- sate |porter; Stackhouse, John, teacher; karat) |Wehmhoff, Lester, chemist; Himes, t Karat)... |BImer E,, electrical engineer; Ran- in Crownmm ..cee reese | : . dall, Harold, electrical engineer; |Veoch, Willinm,. clectricn! ongines YAKIMA WINS THE SPOTLIGHT Yakima has won a prominent place In state republican circles by the fact | that both the man and woman mem | bers tho National Republican | committee are from that clty, | N. C. Richards, Yakima attorney, was elected national republican com | mitteeman at the state convention Teeth as Low as $5 6 87.00 We guarantee a fit on all our plates Low rics of h Extracted (Painleas)., » charge for painless extr and cleaning when o: i for. h TH, ht SANITARY aterilized -claas, up-to- dental office Instruments and oparators, whom | been named as the woman will not be ashamed to rec- from the state of Washington, | Mrs. Hughes iy the wife of J. 1, Hxamination sition |man and for many years conn with civic affairs in that elty For many years Tacoma cornered the national committee platform but the split at the state convention be. tween King and Plerce county ranks shifted these honors to Yakimu. 207: University MARRIAGE LICENSES | house-to-house canvansing Ap I the | office, | Names of the mon, with the poal- | been | decorator; | Hughes, prominent Yakima business | 1 Name and Residence. |Leckenby, Frank, Seattle | Karpack, John D. hin | Miller, Ferne M | Rowe | Abra: Wright, William H Curren, Iva A. Tacoma | Sherman, Jack Thal, Kinsman, Clarence. Siaith, Hallie wlint John Maus, Jones, Kern | Alt |Campbell, Mayme, Sterling, op | Picinich, Anthony, Seattle Fear Shall | Wald | Rubinatein, Abraham, Seattle Jacobs, Lenore feo! / Knig! Stubler, | Vries, Biva § Overman, Fred 1 |} Garland, Donna | : | Bullock, Ceci! Frank, Seattle a3} |MeAbee, Grace Catherine win, re. ma, on. ¢ son Fr Fr Ed ee y. Ed gE of | Houston, complete | Hing ht, F ., )_ N. June |the bureau's direction within a few | young, David A. 6 |. June 6 Winkelmyer, William, 7 | ave. Hartgrove, road. Weld, | ave Elve | Tana’ | Eake: | abe Jui J i ‘eterson, Mary, infant, June 3. Beswick, Mary J., 12, 415 N. 60th at, June 4 | Wilcox, Nathan T., 86, 4254 Fremont | June 4 Fi ave. N. | Burrent, Carrie ave, ka, Eighth aye Ambrose, | Greenwood ave naz), st. May | Clodfeit M. re, Seattle, | Sindi Airman; Greenwood, 0: | | anim | |Jo 29. Hask W Ma Vavr Mille: Tay lo Jun wa, }., a8 Roll v By w Mil | Thelin | Bunte jAnna eru Oncor ia patibility, ik, M ford, aide ave., Petani, B., presser and’ repairman;| Griffin, Nora, ws ‘obsen, Carl Alfred, 44, Olalla, May |, Silas A., 67, 2566 Eighth ave, May 2 |Curry, ¢ 28. a, Bs Ma. rat June 1. Hird, Baby, infant, 167 Dexter ave, June 2. dan S., 46, $225 W. 72nd st., or ne 2, Henderson, Blanche, 61, 1 YM Ying, Chin, 24, 151144 Pike st, May ne, M ay lm, ye Ju Bc June t DIVORCE RECORD BL I ma N. A nupport, a Gert e this apring and Mra. J. Ts Judges haw |“ ionstorde eoncauppore member} Cella M, va, € William va elty vA hn vA ‘od | George N, va. Shirley Mack, ty, noes M Hon, non-wupport, Mar Hitchens, va, Ina M. . Anna J, Beat Thomas J. Bverett Wendell | ham, May 30. |xeeretary; Nichols, Roy, bookkeeper; | Lee, Yen, ply letter only Hotel Waldorf. DICTOPHON gE BUSINESS COLL b Y BUILDING MAIN-S642 3 | RAGES i piano playing taught. 606 | Pine at Lega! | ——————_——___ tess! 8 SITUATION—FEMALE Legal | CCEANIN Age. | Mra Legal Legal and ( per Rosabell MPTOMETER ‘Tacoma ‘Tacoma irnest, Seattle olen Lillian, Beattie Seattle Seattle oie day work ar Bernice. Beattie .. 37} re Hazel anc ~— Two work on ranch. good men nted our big California cattle We furnish auto to go there in. Also two carpenters to build small houses north of elty, near lake. ut must take part pay ment in land. See Fred Darnall, 908 Third ave. 21 | MEN, WOMEN barbers are in great is| demand at big wages. We can teach you in a MOLER BARDE Oceidental Ave | MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR | SCHOOL, “day and night classes Send for free catalog No. 2, 700 Mercer at. KT ANNEX, 2007 Hthy near Weatlake *., clean, furninhed, ateam-heated bedrooma (men); free bath and Phone. Trang 35: weekly $1.75. | YOUNG Tien, 18 to 85 toke vacation | with pay, clothing and expenses, June 14 to 24. Healthful and edu- U ® 1 hae. doughnut i Seattle ank G., Seattle ., Legal Leg Lew Seat ttt Seattle Seattle lenry 8 Beattie. 24 Sterling, lifford Henry, Alta A., Jr, Seattle .. Seattio ward 2 Helen, 23 Legal| dna May, Seattle ther M., Seattle Legal Seattle .- Legal DEATHS Elden R., no Bay, June § votter, 61, 131 Madrona pl. and 2 rolls 100; hot cakes, 10c; 2 exge (aide), 10c. 112 Main at.’ Free jobs, 98 Main. Credit cheerfully given. | WANTED. age given, A Yew men to learn low seal pays $160 per month end p Apply 714 Bigelow Bid. WANTED—A few men to learn log sealing; pay $150 per month and expenses. Apply 714 Bie fF Sam Welsfield t repalr your watch. throw It away. 202 Union. Big Green Clock. Opp postoffics CARPENTER with §100, good, long job. See me at 39th ave. and Pr Dect tomorrow afternoon WANTED, at once - electric floortsanding machine op- erator, 1231 Westlake N WANTED, at perienced floor layer. or Co, 1231 Weatlake 10 SITUATION—MAI WANTED—Work. Good auto man; would like garage wark or will overhaul! your Ford or Overland at your own garage, Y-16, Star. 5, Ronald station, | |, 301 Dexter ne 2 Claude une 3 Elizabeth M., 6610 39th ave. W., 46, Bothell 1167 John st., jorence Ethel, 11, $241 11th . June 4. Plumb, 40, 114 24th once Inlald ¥ June Tadashs 5. days, 912-B m1, 1941 Washington Jalia 6518 winale 523 Fairview fay 30. y, painting; house painting. Jetting contract call us. 0! Refore MA in- Karl, 24, Belling- 8.8. Cordova, Alaska to 20. + 211% Firat ave 6611 Mo letting your painting or art, Bi decorating, call RU naet-5965, 3 | MECHANIC'S helper wants position, Yo41" Star. ERAKY roofs repa epunsete etd, rR Fs reshingled SU neet-2403,_ PAINTING _KE nwa-081 g PAPE G, Kealsomining Brown, BE ac vent 11 AGENTS WANTED SECURH EMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH AMBERIC e furnish classified lists of emplo booklet Bollyia “Opportunitle South” America, Information Bi- reau, Dept. 8, Portland, Oregon, 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED 56, Carlton 83, 8219 Sunny- vb 1. Roy st, May and repaired. work rics, 48, 3304 Alaska at, ith, 21 days, 4962 12th ave, 27. Hy, 28, 8855 12th ave. 8 W., Yesler une 1. RERS. TUITION ¥ To learn murcelling ut our evening classe tuught by the Hraum’ Muir, of Chicago, Barbers, he ln an opp accomodat your you have cut her maree! by our met Vor farina A., at Haby, ine vphin, 2658 22nd ave, infant, 3540 Admiral $1, 6101 Mende at, unity customer after holr, Learn ¢ new simplift vas mation and registration, u wffman Hale Store, 1520 bird Ka « vin, cruelty, va. G. Nixon, non- | \WANTHD. men and women, gris or hoya over 12; MUST Bi’ 10% AMERICAN, Protestants; can ay erage “$10 daily Antlers ald 13, Knott, cruelty. mornings, 7 t nnie Boakhout Bosna, | 4 TERY PIC a rmodnt ie Jonjamin J. Steen, cruelty mation, W Honry Inings, cruelty 2, Hox 109 ruelty. | ve, Arthur Gilbert IRS Wanted i owrlte for || Me PUGSLBY, Route Puyallup. Wah, Food va, yn W. Hol Phin held 4 continue MING FLOW ey Ridge: Flow id afternoun “riday @ R SHOW r Show and ning, at vs. Raymond 1. Patter- was was to Wood: fe va Reginald ertion. Bonnie Kentsveh, incom- Mott at, and Greenwood ave, ‘ Experienced | KALSOMINING, papering, bbc a roll; | guaranteed. Wadsworth, 9 MALE HELP—WANTED io to | | } | } | famous | MA {n-3587, New and used machines, Hotol | PULL ¢ for- | LIVELY Rt | | land Park Methodist chureb, 7th | “Rent your Spring Fry 32¢ Lb. MILK mash fed, 2 Iba. and over; fat] and juicy ring this ad, good for d any je, 16th and EF. WE will buy your poultry thousand. H. Of Weller one oF D. Shoemaker & C EL jot-2291 E buy all Kinds of poultry. ayers, 1919 Western MAI MISCELLANEOUS SALE SASH_AND DOORS 0. BR. WILLIAMS CO. Doors, covered with best galvanized | steel xcreen, or with copper bronze wire cloth $3 to $5.50 Cupboard doors, 3-piy veneer panel, | with double strength ‘God bars, $2.40 to $6.75 readboards 500 Japsible ironing boards, com- e with cabinet and casing. .$15 doors $7 to $18.75 < satisfaction guaranteed. Write for FREE illustrated Cata- og, listing money-saving values tp all kinds of millwork and fixtures for the home. 0. CO., SAS Dresses and Coats AT LOWEST PRICES IN Ow! Clothing 13171 First, Opp. Arcade Entrance The New Zenith Electric Washer “THE WASHER SUPREME” TOWN Call and see it today and receive a ackaze of washing machine soap | PR APPLIANCE SALES & S| 1606 8TH AVE. RVICE CO. EL fot-8709 36.50; Stow- : also Rood windshields, headlights, FULT chared batterie art vacuum tanks, §: Teather cushions, springs, kears, axles, carburetors, engines, magneto tires, bodies, trailers and man: other accessories at very low price. SEATTLE AUTO WRECKING CO, 16th at Yesler __Branch, Rainier and Ja Electric*Fixtures New store; new designs; new prices. See us and save money. Special thin week. chain pendants, 900. VAUGHT ELECTRIC CO. SP ICES ON SHING! CTAL, PRICE! Common clear Extra Sta Pxtra cle Ooxnow 065 RE Y rent a. 8.50 SHINGL GLendle- r rebuilt biey Prices reasonable. Kuaranteed, Phone _ S12 19th N. MATTRESSES rebuilt and recovered DENISON MATTRESS CO. M4 Aloha St. OA pith-2451_ Sewing Machines $5.00 and up; easy terms. Whi _Sewing Machine C 19 4th SEWING MACHINES RANTEL attle. Satisfaction BA st-1209, Eaay terms, 1628 Westlake, oppo> nite Fredatick & Nelson. fe? WILT pay cash “for “tides good style ¢ hing, or will ! on com. Garment Exchange, 621 blocks, $9.50 cord} ned. BL fot=8119 S. blades. Inives and aclasors sharpened right, 1018 Third. Give ws trial, rd of stove length mill wo $4.50, delivered. Seattle uel Gon 1G SLI " MILI wood, $6 Ty 1 $8.50 cord: best forest. _cedar, $4.50 cord RA ANG d 1 The prices trade to | yurth IN WALDRON CO, NEW LUMI Axf, $41.76; Gin. Also Other Lumber SEWING machines, $1) Up. Repatring 1926, 1524 Wirst ave, coms thru tar RG shiplap, $12.9 WL lot-698 od drop-heads, ting, MAdne Want Ads, | 7-PA8S swip motometer, bar cap and & good cord tires -—SEE TODAY Late Jordan Touring $645 | equipmen 6 n part, wheels, 6 ter, etc, wire moton —SEE TODAY | Late Cleveland Touring $575 First class mechanical c new car appearance dition and | ood tires, | 1 TODAY | | 1923 Ford Sedan $450 Finish like new; has nickel plated radiator with bars, oversize steer- | ing wheel and good tires. 1922 Ford Coupe $350 ¥ painted: good tires; nickeled | radiator with bars, and a motor that runs like new. —SEB W. T. Patten Motor Co. 105 Westlake North EL 10T-7934 TODAY 1928 Chevrolet Sedan $234 down, balance 12 monthly ents, and only 5% in- on the unpaid balance is in good mechan- ndition, and haw just been repainted; spring bumpers both front and rear, and other extras. Washburn Chev. Co. BROADWAY BA TERMS—TRADE Oakland 1928 Sport Roadster This roadster has been driven 3,300 miles; equipped with front amd rear bumpers; new spare cord, never used; disc wheels, moto- meter, step plates, automatic | swipe, mirror, spotlight, bars. on deck. Can be’ bought at’ a big re- duction. TRADES AND TERMS CHILCOTT-SUPTON NASH CO. 00 B. Pike St. BA st-0053 CANAL MOTOR CO, Used Car Sale June 10 to 20 REDUCED PRICE SPECIAL TERMS TOURINGS, ROADST: COUPE D Buy Here With Safety Three Days’ Trial on All Used Cars Canal Motor Co. AUTHORIZED FORD D: WESTLAK Nash Touring $475.00 This Nakh touring is in Al mechan- jeal condition; painted regular Nash blue A real bargain at $475. $475, TE TON’ NASH CO. st-0069 LERS AT FREMONT BRIDGE | A rfid-0074 | TRADES AND RMS CHILCOTT 500 1. Pike St. INGER car, NGH good condition, alo “cheap ford Would exchange coupe, or Chevrolet nee t- 0248, | HENRY MOSSRACIT Buys, sells nd exchanges automo Dilee nt 916 WH. Pike, BA 9t- 2667. 1 FORD sedan, some collont conditions Vhone KE nwd-a2g. FOR SALE—Overland cheap, Phone GA rfld-3 for tor 8 extras, ax pric $450, 0 709, extra | M | 1918, 1919, All | 1918 Studebaker, 1921 Maxwell, fine condition j13 1918 Chandler, 3 Ric shape Lots « and Take Them At Your Own poses 1921, 1922, 1989 in Good Running Onler 00d shape «fil kenbacker, $160 extrasLiN new paint; good of Others. Cash, Trade Western Motors — Bellevue and Pine ‘or Sa EA st-tifi) Ask for Bob i : Sacrifice le—ard series $5 twin six, just like new, willl $1,800 Am will » in trade on straight @ making other Y ell for cor right party. In trade Seattle Automobile Co, Set! e at 1424 ith ave. DURANT SPORT TO! | Driven 3,034 miles, scarcely Can arrange t ei th in; equipped with all kinds tras, valises, incuding trunk wit spare tire, spotlight that. can, be around the car, and many featur 8. $875.00. 511 BE. PIKE ST. Touring: driven but 4000 mie two double-bar bumpers bar, light, view swipe, visor; jock and motometer, windshield . wi mirror, automat spare tire and ¢o car complete and is Keneral appearance; can a kood terms. Call Coopet: 0462, after 7 p.m SACRIFICED 30x3, 30x3 44, $2.50; Six: All ot these factory [RES her’ sizes, $4.50. If om used. tires proves ® within one with receipt and get half price. ‘TIRE STORE. FO) 218 WESTLAKE NO. HUDSON 7-passenger § dan; good as new, terms. Truck 0190. tras; good 3 S oi, Kelly Spri Co, 1525 1th ave TOURING This eight cylinder cat hag ance of power, easy For easy t you to Hudso Jac, baker, Frankitt o drive, $295 oF trade? 511 B. PIKE__ USED PARTS Maxwell, Dodge, Oakia n, Pullman, eae White, WRITE, WIRE OR v 1409 BROADWAY sTU v 1988 1 EBAKER SPECIAL St SEDAN In wonderful condition disc w equipped; a hig! bargal A gt-046: “heels, bumpers heels, ies ice. Died: KE nwd-6812. CLEVELAND TO ‘This car is in A-1 condition cally: stery, “SEATT! | Largest an U Out o | We of cars of hay good bi top on, PIKE 2 AUTO WRBC u ‘Reasonable Plat SED AUTO. is the High Rent } wrecked over I f all models. i € Office and Wreekim 16th at Yesler, at Ratntor and ds TEDAKER TOC a is not a 1926 model BY This Is bee 25 Manderful af All tho tires are In ¢ tion Just ir bas ab buys it a Mord, shock suit PIKO. 4 FORD TOU RING At Q Iso the spare N Jed int nett) ‘0 woxtras. A KIRST 2 ord field M aye. | 6-TON old sel “Motor ‘Truck | TAtyte0190,