The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 24

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. a A WO Ne ee Be | | Aches | and Pains —— | By J, R. Justice Ntone & Wet ment for the wystem. Acconiing to the ce with the city by Power & Light Co all additions extensi lines becomes This, it is he car of that system Stone & Webster Ren would give th terests a p Une shou While the city it million. dollars would also mean thi ers of the lien on th acquir this would mean 1 more a would val HERE Is a street who would lik to with all ning, and t about the man down on the this tr bitizen who hops about bu trossings taking long trucks and touring cars s some f. The plan he offers Is cn Kineering and architecture believe it would work It is simply overhead on First, Second, Third and Fourth ayes., with frequent crossings This would convert al Btery rooms in the office into retail or ground fico ‘The lower floors, now used for such purposes, would rooms for the urged that this would c value of business prope an extent as to more tha the cost of the ove Because of th sf all of these str would be difficult second-story levels, t that the problem could not be worked ¢ OUNCILMAN W. T. CAMPBE C of the finance committ working on a refund he believes will solve most financial problems of the street car system. He would issue 40 bonds bearing 5 per ce cover all outstanding including the Stone & Webster He would also pro issue sufficient funds fo’ ting the road in good tion and for the new equipment needed.. And the purely t he build! places become dow retail stores rhead walk djust to the it fy claimed muniecipa! — | — [ “SPOT” PAYS WAY HOME | sidewalks | y to such] se price for w WILLIAM KOUTZ, Boonevyi found that Spot, his dog, stealing the eggs. So he bile and dropped him 65 mile bune jreturned home he found that he had lost his wallet, contain-| ea m ernedi w es with}ing $50 and some valuable papers iid have} showed up at home carrying the wallet. | the dog. f en TRY TO TRACE LOST CRAFT Yachtsmen Who Sailed From Iceland Missing 8 Months LONDON May 1.—W National Bicycle Week this year Is being celebrated April 26 to May both inclusive. It will be under the auspices of the Trades of America, Inc., an organization which includes practically all bicycle man ufacturers and makers of pa cessories and tires. The purpose of the week is to mark the official opening of the bi cycle riding season and to stimulate bicycle sports among riders and dealers in ajl parts of the country In this périod nationa} and local or- ganizations everywhere vie with one another in putting on races of every description, parades, hikes and in numerable stunts and which the bicycle plays the major role. According to the latest compila- tion, there are approximately 3,000, 900 bicycles in the United States with an annual production reaching al- most to the half million mark More than 15,099 dealers in bicycles Cycle Own This Small yee will give you the pleasure of having the worl best Bicycle as your own. Come in and see these Come in and see these good bieycles and choose your favorite om our Easy Terms of Payment. Hirsch Cycle Co. Pike at Minor contests in and in the annual Trades of Ame eff impress list comprising near papers thruout the country accessories tak s to mak one by In addition to this natior vertising, thousands of dealers tise in their ganize bicycle p hol demonstra 8. Headquarters reports that more tha a hundred race meets and pa | will be conducted during this year | National b week happens to {fall this seas during supervised by the period that N | will be | Clubs of America | ber of cities st | organizations I be put on and, a joan of these bodies have | e | started in all its pleasure a phases. ‘Those who to conduct loca race meets ca }as to how best to do it jing H. J. McCarthy, exec | tary, Cycle 7 America, THE EMBLEM WITH DOUBLE CONES THE AMERICA The Bicycle Beautiful particulars address. 6 secre Inc GUARANTEED AND SOLD ON EASY TERMS Full Line Tires and Sundries Some Rebuilt REPAIRING HARDY’S 111 Marion St. Phone MA in-7445 Bikes Seattle was cutting Get From Your Classified | Advertising? THIS ADVERTISER 1S Renters, Attention ! bunga n Phinney 4 7401 Wood Geo, A. Spencer & Co, Realtors AY, BL This little home was sold to a Want Ad reader, and sold another valued at $4,000, THE. ADVERTIS WANTS RESUL But he profits by Ind., sells ¢ into t iI lle, Are You Satisfied With the Results You Sold Star home ER hs iled the dog into his automo-| ‘= »s from home. When Koutz} “Was About daybreak Spot} tung mile Koutz will keep | tank an de Sy a The Universe do you know about the sun, the earth, the Do you know the ference of the earth? How far und the earth ext » Le f trace || ar other the facts abo' interestin n below and mail as directed — CLIP COUPON HEnP dp. c LJ SPECIAL NOTE: ( of a bulletin on a an X @ 1 cents for the TWO bulletin moon, the net Mare? the alr belt universe in ued bs 1 a copy of — \ Ss , Sem Que When a Feller Needs a Friend! ‘There isn’t a youngster anywhere who hasn't «a bieyele who doesn't need a friend! Your boy—has he a bicycle to keep him outdoors getting a healthy tan, growing stronger day by day, developing into the very picture of perfect health and clean-living boyhood? The initial cost of a bicycle is very moderate—the upkeep is practically nothing. Your dealer will be pleased to show you the latest models—for your boy, your daughter, your wife, yourself, You ought to see them today. } Vverybody, from six to sixty—to enjoy the benefits of outdoor life, get plenty of exercise, and keep in the pink of condition— abould . . Ride a Bicycle fied Advertising Rates iT RAT Words to the TAne) M p Wanted 4 1 tua t 16 cont ADV MICTIBING CO VOM OUT OF THE TATE OF WASHINGTON COB fo A WORD. MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE! (Calendar Month) ed during cm ned during oa 4 FIXED SPACE RAT BUSINESS | SERVICES Attorneys at-Law Joneph Allen | ~~ Electric Machinery TELIUS PRICK CO. Seattle Optician and Optometrist | EE ME AND BEE TER {Dr N. BE. Kramer 18 Seaboard Bld. {3 plometrint, optician, 1206 | |7 BA at-O861 | ttorneys ' Attorney Pat- 1 ed and sold. Kg. Seattle . Wash- 1A estab- oklet 6. CA pitl-4a53 Hite 400 Pantages Bid ments, disorders ERAL NOTICES Sa ue SONAL pure herb productaa ealth product tion. Ask for Wa of Healt Only ‘Seattle 816 Pike RHEUMATISM and Kindred Disor- ders conquered. Send for free trial treatment and booklet. Kar- Ru Medicine Co. Tacoma. Wai fiAD DEBTS collected everywhere UNIVERSAL ADJ. CO. BL. fotelsto 1402 Alnska Bide Me Fi OFFUTT—Cor | —HARRY.” FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS hed Tea Lom att 4 FURNISHED y trom Beattie: | APARTM 1 oO A z 5 — 0. arce : Wellington Court ad [1702 22th, Apecias yates, tor a4 LEGAL NOTICE nie i OTIC OF CHANGE OF ViRHEA ' NAME $ 1 w | elsior Apts, changed | Sena" 60750 dayne Pyisdps in; fine fi 0; $ ng th Ind 1 AND. ne wen-098 STO RENT BT, near Algona, b' acren 6 wiltem Thm LO#T 1 leathe n farn i 9 MALE HELP WANTED | i } 1 rEMALE HELP WANTED a7 applied OLDREL building 7 AZZ piano taught Pine. Hirin’s, 806 y | EXCL Knabe, pianos. Fischer, Straube, Seattle Music House, Third ave. 31A. Grafonola walnut ¢ sold tt Te Third PPORTUS mechanic re quired ET “KAM SILVERMAN be WATCH DOCTOR.” 1403 Th 18H and chips at the Alley Cafe, Booths for ladies 0 SITUATION—MALE ij naide finish carpenter. SU nset-| OF sell for you on cons! ie Any amount. ae | PAP ee ARP nF palr e. Day ‘64 | FLOORS clectrica i, guer-| anteed. BE acn-4367 Barnett Auction Co, 2001 Second Ave. MA tn. 0 |39 FURNITURE FOR SADBf hanging. k Painting, Brown, BE ARPENTER work $6 GA rfid-3161 1 L 20 UNFURNISHED HOUSES FE 3. 560 Market st. SUD 5 9 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT INSTRUCTIO: SEATTLE RIDING ACADEMY 216 20th Ave. No. EA st-itt white collies IWER fiat on Univ po 9 Seventh ave. Uk inasse tt MISCELLANEOUS — FOR SALE GOATS $2.50 Sum —FOR RENT FOR CARTER, MacDONALD & MI Inc. 208 Columbia 8 O8E-IN, mod duplex TREASURE HUNT TOMORROW Bicycle Riders BY F Saturday cD RINGENS for the day set and the big picnic, bieycle hunt at Black R Renton Ta Even Captain with upon run asure iver Kidd the been treasures! would gaze of fine assembled envy array }for the hunt by the Seattle Bicycle Dealers’ ociation Think of the fun hunting for such hidden treas- ur as a brand new gold watch, a choice t} pound box of assorted chocolates, 200 candy bars and other valuabl priz Tickets bearing |numbers of various denomination: will be hidden along the route of {the run under rocks, in hollow log: and other places easily accessibl |to even the smallest boy or girl | The one having the highest totals at the end of the hunt wins first prize, second highest total winning Other wWarded the winners second prize, prizes will Jof@uch games as the “Juggle-the | Stick’ race, slow race, bite-t Japple face and other contests Besides the treasure hunt and }lot of other sports, every boy and |xirl will have the opportunity of viewing the largest electric locomo tive in the world, which stops for one hour at Blick River Junction ind which will be open to inspec {tion The C. M. & St. P. Ry. has | promised to put this electric giant jof the rails thru {ts paces for the oye ‘To those who have een this h King of the} rails, this feature lone is well | worth the trip. An excellent pic grounds, an ideal fishing stream, d a regular old-fashioned swimming hole for the more daring ones, who customarily rate the early swimming sea ina son, are among the many other at tractions that may be found there Des who are re ible for this biggest outing of the year for! bieyele riders are Indian Co,, 1127 Pine st 3ieyele Shop, 111 Mar Forsberg Hardy ion at Hirsch Cycle Co, Piper & Taft ¢ we 3 E. Pike st 1107 University Cycle Co., 6621 Univer ity way Rudy Lindgren, Times square Excelsior Motoreycle & Bicycle Co, 301 B. Pine st | All cyclists are requested to meet at Times square, at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Second NATIONAL BICYCLE WEEK APRIL 26™ to MAY 2% Great Outing Planned for| Junction near | valuable | r fup 39: i 7 e WW © pe eA Br Ride a lis: Bicycle} Rustproof spokes, Columbia-made one-piect! aluminum pedals, Morrow coaster brake, Fed- eral tires, steel rims and roller chains ate g some of the notable features on the genuine Columbia Bicycle BOYS! Come In and See Them Models From $39.00 to $46.00 c—————_. Only $5.00 Down This small pay ment Will give you the pleas ure of having world’s best bicycle as your own, Balgnoe busy | AMBIRQITHE SPO ) wa UP X107-1109 SECOND AVENU! | Vacation Days SOON BE HERE iY THIS YRAK 100% Ry owning a PIERCE BICYCLE Ther oe o L J want a new Bike fro Rudy Lindgren’ | PIERCE” Wik HNIOY Ae . 23 s nothing which will 1 more pleasure rce Bicycle Is Sold on Easy Terms and Headquarters for the | Fisk Bicycle Club Come in let's talk it nr Forsberg Indian Co. 1127 Pine St. EL fot-1150 504 Stewart St. MA in-4917

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