The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
o. nrsINEss OPPORTUNITIES
SUGAR
50 GAR
gIff GAR
Anr Yntt tnrrnreTED ~ suGAH

washington. vas la Seattle Wed
neHdny. June 2. with the startling
information that his country rs IN
n position 10 lay down immenss
ouantitles ~ the best grade or
cane sugar In Seattle at lOc; also
that North American producers arc
retailing cuban sugar IN Bfalli TT
cents. while mhnifestlng their
love for their fellow countrymsn
IN the y. q. A. BY charging US ~
CENTS pound. ana Keeping W.
HuFpiy 80 limited that even al mat
price We can eet but pound or
two al time.
80 far as we have been able 70 as
certain, the above offer VIII not ."
accepted by members OF ,ho
rnerclni club. 70 whom the lblor-
nation was impaired. They seem
more Interested in the profits or
their fellow exploiters and profit
GERS than in supplying the people
needed commodity at reason
able price and fair profit 70
themselves.
The whole thing Is but another
denomination ~ the great ever
present truth. that II We. the com
mon people, are going 10 get any
selves. Then we Know II IN done.
A big DEAL like the importing o.
cargo Of sugar, however. Wouln %
impoEHible for one individual with
limited capital but when we GET
ization. and all push little. u
becomes as easy as shipping Ia a
carload OF apples from hhInIa.
The principle In exactly the same
In both cases. All that - nssIsn
ia the cooperation which enADIes
us TO concentrate our forces fo4b
our mutual benefit and profit ~c.
TO ENABLE COMMON PBtfl<E ~
GET TOGETHER AND DO COLI
LECsTTvELY WHAT WOULD BE
IMPOSSIBLE FOR AN INDivID-
UAI. In the mission OF the johann
son Service Company. JOINT stock
company, organized under n com
mon law declaration Of trust.
Take advantage then. OF thes"
wonderful opportunities Tor ser
vice and profit
Surely there was never q greater
opportunity than tho one opened
up for Us by the offer OF MI
We are planning to bring IN an In
ttial cargo OF approximately 1000
tonA. at the earliest possible date
and we figure that one fine morn
ing Seattle will be electrified and
turned into one great bargain buy
ing stampede by our announce
ments appearing simultaneously In
every daily paper Of the city to
the effect that the people who
for sugar, with n limit Of one or
two pounds a week. can call at our
centrally located distributing depot
and get ali they can carry away
at ID cents n pound
The whole cargo will. doubtless bo
exhausted before the end Of tho
first day. and the profits. after
saving the purchaser about 1ooSs.
viii be about $4,000 out of tho
first deal to divide among those
who are fortunate and far-seeing
enough to Join in this undertaking.
There has never been anything To
compare with IL In possibilities
since Seattle WAS first founded.
Truly our city has become the
seaport of Success" not only for
few captains ofa&ndustry and
commerce, but for the common
people who have the uncommon
foresight to grasp this oppor-
tunity before IL is too iatA.
The cargo OF 1000 tons. at 10 cents
per pound laid down in Seattle.
Will cost Us about 100000. and
for the purpose OF raising this
necessary amount we are offer
ing preferred shares in the COM
pany at the face value OF $50 each
These preferred shares provide for
payment to the holders interest at
80 per Annum on their face value.
inc company
The share holders Of the company
will also. OF course. be given first
opportunity TO procure sugar for
Themselves. and every purchaser 10
assured at east one sack at about
Is cents for each share he holdsA
when the cargo LIS ready for dis
position.
We want you In with US on this stu
/ pendous proposition and your own
understanding OF human needs and
enorbitant prices makes further
comment on the greatness of tho
thing unnecessary. All you need
Is the fact that sugar can be laid
down in Seattle at 10 cents per
pound and you can figure the rest
for yourselves.
As we know that you want q part
In this magnificent enterprise. wa
suggest thai you call at our offica
or forward your remittance i'm
stock offered will doubtless ba
grabbed UP very quickly. Call
right away at to4 Mutual Ldfa
Bldg- First and Yesler.
Yours for Success
JoHANSON SERVICE CO
NJ. q. JoHANSoN. TRUSTEE
FOR SALE BY OwNER-AI.L OR
half interest general grocery,
doing cash business only: trade
good: low rent: $1,000 stock
Owner has other business Ad-
dress ESQ. Star.
STORE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR
new and secondhand furniture.
rent reasonable. Call West 1888.
IS PERSONAL
ERMA NENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
LADIES. IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sso7, $40 Union St
DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER-SANI-
pracuc physician: natural and
herb remedies; no operation 6l4
First ave. Main 5lis.
teV
forum. for rheumatism goitrc,
asthma catarrh. Information free.
sos y Third ave.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
MoRfTseiAeE CO. CO. Inc Hor hsary f sids.
Main 1910.
Ios LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that James n.
Esary has made an application to
erect a public garage at s3e 18th
ave. NJ Lot 5. block 5s. Nagle's
Second Addition. Anyone desiring
TO protest such occupancy must
file such protest at the office of
the Building Department. Room
sos Ccunty-City Building. prior to :
Wednesday. June IS. 1870.
Had Long Wait, But
Roland Showed Up
Portland police were waiting
Thursday to extend the glad hand to
Ray Roland, alias NJ. w. Dickinson.
So anxious were Detectives Yoris,
Fortner and Smith TO see Ray that
they waited until a. m. Thursday
at Second ave. and Virginia St for
his arrival.
Roland is salesman and 80 years
old. He will return to Portland TO
face n charge OF theft OF an auto.
The auto is alleged to have been in
his possession when arrested.