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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

BY HECK, now that the campaign
has brought out lot of song writer's,
artists, and embryo authors. why not
start a Bohemian colony?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

IF you don't see what YOU want.
ask fer it" There's a good sign for
any soft drink parlor. Your welcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

SOMEONE maligns Art Knoerzer ~,
calling him an artist. Art isn't an
artist. Arts a salesman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

bankrupt ana unable to meet $4,000. 900
obligations due Chicago bank Maybe
they'll send Charlie Surprise over to
straighten things out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03


bankrupt and unable to meet $4,000 900
obligations due Chicago bank. Maybe
they'll send Charlie Surprise over to
straighten things out.
JUGS of scenery Autumn is moist
beautiful That's what lures motorists
into country Yep. It's cider. hard.
soft, sweet. sour. Every farmer has
few jugs on his front lawn.
CONTRACTS for two moro miles of
the new concrete shortcut to Chicago
over 18th St, have been let to a Chi
cago Heights contractor but the work
viii not be done until spring.
BOB JENNINGS. the Holman street
confectioner. thinks Hammond needs
another first class lunch room and has
arranged to start serving good eats at
his place beginning Saturday.
TODAY was the last chance to prac-
tice on the voting machines. The two
at the court house were locked up this
evening. all Of the others having been
attended to earlier in the week.
THE famous smile and good natured |
of James Malo. the Eleventh |
ward candidate for alderman, is one o.
the outstanding features OF the clos
ing days of this hotly contested city /
SAM SKUFAKISS was boiling mad |
this morning when he found the side
walks around the Columbia Hotel plas-
tered with Brown lettering There was
nothing left to do but paint the whole
walk black.
G. F. NORTON, IS year old lineman
ior the Northern Indiana Gas G. Elec-
-ric Co is recovering at St. Margarets
hospital from serious burns sustained
It the north side plant of the company.
Norton is working his way through
school.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

ELECTRICITY has been added TO
gas IN the local campaign. Now for
q few shocks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
GRAND SIMON RALLIES
AT TWO THEATRES.
DELUXE AND ORPHEUM
TONIGHT, Nov. 3rd. -

Ed. Simon, G. 3. Tinkharn
and other good speakers,
Music by orchestra and La
dies Quartette. ll-ss1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

oNh thing true about the candidates
they're promising bunch OF falIo,,..,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
rAE WEATHER.

Faar tonight ana Friday; slightly
warmer tonight sa northwest ana
0trozns south portions; light frost
eonight In south portion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

CONTRACTS for two more miles of
the new concrete shortcut to Chicago
over 147th St. have been let to a Chi
cago Heights contractor. but the work
viii not be done until spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

ADD signs of spring: Goat pictures
"a drug store windows
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
CURTAIN FALLS ON CITY CAMPAIGN TOMORROW
Will find THAT federal COURT Is Mn .InKI
Did YOu
Hear That

home?
MAYBE Brown has some franchises
he'll give away.
HOW viii you have your medicine
by the case or can?
FACT of day Hammond has sS
manufacturing plants.
ADD signs of spring Goat pictures
IA drug store windows
ONE thing true about the candidates
they're a promising bunch of fellows
ELECTRICITY has been added 10
gas IN the local campaign Now for
q few shocks
SOMEONE mahsns Art knoerzer by
calling him an artist. Art isn't an
artist. Arts salesman.
So Ed. is giving away soap 20 ST.
monize the town. eh? Wei. all the
ivory isn't in the soap.
IF you don't see what you want.
ask Tor it" There's a good sign for
any soft drink parlor. Your welcome.
SOCIETY NOTE. Ed. Simon called
On the democratic party in Homewood
Yesterday. Ed. says he's looking we'll
BIKE swiped. 1t belonged 10 John I
Wojtena, Is Dearborn st. He tells the /
police il vas stolen from Lincoln
school.
Soy SCOUTS are working feverfshly
% get ready for the big field meet
which is 10 be held Saturday at Harris
son Park.
DON'T blame the candidates for the
way they talk about one another. The
'oters are talking about them in the
iame way.
BY HECK, now that the campaign
las brought out a lot of song writer's.
-rtists, and embryo authors. why not
tart Bohemian colony?
POLITICAL reporter walls that there
'as been too much jesting in the cam
'aign That comes from hanging
round political headquarters
EPRESENTATIyES OF all union
seals Will meet Sunday afternoon at :
hammond Labor Temple to outline :
lans for relief of needy families !
HAYWOOD PARK IS being given a I
beral dressing. Of black dirt by Park
Commissioner Holtz and next year i
aouid aa more attractive than ever .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

1vsfed BY Carriers tn Rammon1
@T~s..' ~ Aanznond Soc pex xnortn ON
59 Mnd aews stAnNs &c sses ~opv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

HAVE you little affidavit in your
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

FACT of day: Hammond has sS
manufacturing plants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03
ARE NOT DISTURBED

The republicans did not look upea
Mrs. Pfeffer's arrest as or any advan.
tage to their campaign
1T will have little or no effect either
way" said City Chairman Clyde Cleye-
land. 1T was surprise to me and OF
no concern to the republican organize.
ton l presume Mrs. Pfeffer has her
friends and her enemies, but feel
sure the incident will neither benegs
{y7i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Home Brew, ST., Oft
on Camping Trip, Not
Yet Dead in Big Heat

gun'ies at the dust covered children
hanging out Of the rear window. 1T
Papa and Mamma F1ivver. looking
like starving Chinese coolies. He
blows his horn disdainfully and T..
nores their gay hand-waves.
After two weeks OF mountain and
prairie roads. he learns that dust
we are and TO dust we must re
turn" but he doesn't really wake up
until he overhears some new tourist
mention his outfit In a loud. hoarse
whisper:
My dear. look at that car! Did
you ever see such tramps. And that
man--why he hasn't shaved since
Noah! 1t must be some section hand
and his familyr'
In the desert country around the
Columbia the jackrabbits are harder
to dodge than pedestrians on Second
and Pike. And they show about the
same good judgment
The Boss made tactical error on
our first night here. She prepared
"a bang.up dinner and the piece de
resistance was jackrabbit la Mary
land! 1t was like chewing spare
tire off a Seattle jitney.
Jaclxrabbit IL now a fighting word
around our Rolls.Royce.
Wen, something tells me-cne
guess who the something" is--that
the beds should be prepared. Hope
/ have better luck than last night.
l laid my blankets on an unexposed
ledge OF lava rock and in the morn
ing l looked like n waffle front
Here's luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

CAMP BROKEN cARBuREToR.
Columbia River--tBy maii--delayed.l
The weather Is SO blazing In this
country that we crossed the prairie
Dor so miles with a dead magnetic.
Spark plugs are unnecessary here.
The gas varor hits the cylinder wallis
and explodes like the zR-2. The wife
iE frying eggs on top Of the hood as
massacre this Corona.
am oozing away fast. Ten miles
cut of Yakima we had to stop every
half hour 20 bail out the fIivver. II
tourists in this country were all fat
men like myself. they wouldn't have
to irrigate the land by artificial
means.
The Boss of this ship has invented
"a way to pass all the cars on the
road. She rugged up one OF those
raucous truck kiaxons on the Ford.
Now. when we sneak up behind a
Pierce-Arrow and sound the horn,
we are given the respect generally
accorded a five.ton truck full OF
dynamite.
The first thing that strikes one on
hitting the sagebrush country Ii the
unfailing courtesy OF the merchants.
They are as friendly as lodge broth
crs. They ask after the children's
health, inquire into the conditions Of
the flivver, give information concern.
ing the roads ahead and borrow Gig
arets like an old friend. No fuss
and feathers for them. 1t doesn't
make any difference II you look like
Armenian refugees; they insist on
treating YOU like a rich and aged
uncle.
Automobile tourists are queer crit
tiers. They carry everything on their
cars but the crayon portrait Of
Grandfather Henry. Crossing the
mountains we saw one outfit that
had two canary birds slung 10 the
starboard running board.
The novice in flivvering starts out
spick and span as new set OF false
teeth. He has spent a months sal.
airy at sporting goods shop. His
camping outfit Is 100 per cent per.
feet. Ii won't work, of course. but
he doesn't know that.
As he passes other flivverites he
looks at the mattresses tied to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Hungry Children
More Than Double

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--The official
report OF the education committee
shows that during two weeks just
ended. ss.79e and s9.ss2 school chill
dren were supplied with meals. I'm
the corresponding weeks of last year
The totaIA were l2.ois and l2.s35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Short Skirts Longer
But Not Too LOng,lS
Prediction in Citv

skirts in Seattle" began Mrs.
Roe. run anywhere from nine to
IS inches from the ground. This
winter they'll average nine or 10
inches. but they certainly won't be
any shorter than that"
EVOLUTION MAY
BE SLOW
TITS just as I read the other day"
put in Mrs Perry. when you see
woman with her skirts seven or
eight inches from the ground you
wonder whether she's five years be-
hind times or one year ahead. Skirts
win be considerably longer. but we
won't realize the change.to any great
extent In Seattle for several months.
l.. Meyer. proprietor Of the Elite"
stated also that skirts would be just
a trifle longer and considerably
wider this fall.
mine or 10 inches" he agreed
with the others. win be the average
length"
At the Modern Dressing shop.
Mrs. Jenc Scarborough told me that
lengths" are jumping around.
Most anything goes now" she
said. from nine inches up. In New
York they've even tried ankle
lengths. but they don't seem to be
staying very well. and ! don't be-
licve wen ever see them in Seattle.
The final settlement. think. for
the winter in the West win be nine
or ten inches"
SO why continue endlessiy to re-
late the self-same figures? It's all
been decided. 1t seems. and there
isn't much argument.
Ladies. just knock two inches off
a foot measure. sew up your hem ac-
cordingly, and Dame Fashion win
count you with the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
He Knows How to
Draw the Crowds

LONDON. Aug. 2s.-A. Kyasin.
the boisbevist envoy. has set up a
display Of Russian products In the
windows OF a store beneath his head.
quarters a bottle Of champagne oc.
eup!cs the place OF honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
BY WANDA Won KETTLER

F"f~e~@~@s w. ssSt1 . s<4<se
skirts. after all. aren't going to
flop around the ankles In Seattle.
They're going TO lie moderate and
modest about 10 inches from the
ground"
Dressmakers and ladies' taiiors
whom ] visited Thursday afternoon
told me 30.
went first to Mrs. Grace
Mcnxies. proprietor ~ the Jack and
Jlii shop. and asked her what she
lprophesixed for Seattle winter
lengths.
skirts aren't going 10 be terribly
long" she said. .swesternerr won't
stand for that But they're going TO
drop an inch or two and be. ] think.
mine or 10 inches from the ground
Really gentcei people," she said.
ARE asking even now that their
skirts he made wee bit longer"
CHANGE SLIGHT,
SAYS siEtSEIs
$. q. sieacf OF the Exclusive
Ladies' Tailor shop. believes that
|oniy slight noticeable change will
he made In the length OF skirts In
the West this fall and winter.
They'll be just a little longer.
he said: "oniy just little. hut they'll
lie fuller and much more flaring.
"a report from the East" he con
tinued. about long skirts. II affect
ing half the ladies one way and half
the other. Those under IS want the
skirts left short Those over IS are
glad they're coming down"
Up in the Yale Speciality shop my
question about lengths started gen
the discussion between Mrs. May
Roe and Mrs. Agnes Perry. the two
proprictors Of the establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Lived Is Days on
Three Sandwiches

LONDON. Aug. &C. Edward c.
crump. stock broker. WAS lost IS
days IN wild section of the Lake
district During this time his only
food was three sandwiches He was
unconscious when found, but physi.
clans say he VIII recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Victims of Plague
Turned Into Stone

RIO DE JANEIRo, Aug. 2s. - A
new and virulent plague has broken
out in Eastern Bolivia. and victims
are dying by the hundreds daily.
The bodies turn to stone within q
lew hours after death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Premier Worried by
Political Outlook

LONDON. Aug. 26.--Confidentia
parliamentary advices are that Lloyd
George is exceedingly worried over
the outcome of the fall elections. and
win actively support several candi-
dates who are In danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Twenty-Three Men
Fall 800 Feet; Live

SHEFFIELD. England. Aug. a.
A pit cage containing - men dropped
100 feet In Tinxiey Park colilery. but
only five suffered serious injury. The
cage WAS bringing Up the last OF tho
workers when II fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Snake Killer Has
Piled Up Record

PARIS. Aug. 2s.--Franools Janni-
ard. champion snake-ksIier Of France.
IL after n new record this year. He
has killed $50 add~ra in Is days. Dur
ing his ten years Of this work he has
killed ~ coo snakes. fA~At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
They Accommodate
Thirty Americans

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--Deslre 70 get
more trade from thirsty Americans
Ia said 10 have been responsible for
the agitation which resulted In ex.
tending until 1870 a. m. the time In
which liquor may be served In res
taurnnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--Thc home de-
partment Is investigating formal
charges BY vlscount Curzon That iia.
uor OF all kinds IL being extensively
sold from motor lorries on English
roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Seven British Officers
Wed German Women

LONDON. Aug 2e.--Aceording TO
war office records. seven officers OF
the British army on the Rhine have
married German wesen. In response
60 official inquiries. the government
states that II is powerless TO prevent
such marriages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Conscience Fund Is
Swelled in England

LONDON. Aug. zs.--The chancel-
ior OF the excheauer reports that in
the last six months the receipts Of
the governments conscience fund"
have broken all records. Perhaps
the eonlrlbuiors were war profiteers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Minister, Insane,
Murders Five Men

BKUssIsf.s. Aug. Is. Jan
Borane. Flemish minister. went IN
sane In = factory where he was en-
pioyed during vacation and threw
five Of his fellow workers into the
machinery. All were killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
sOIs sAI.E--wATElxFRON'g
PROPERTY

on HOOD CANAL:
almost 10 acres. excellent soil. nice
beach. about hours from Seattle.
via Fooisbo. 1900. one-third cash.
balance easy payments Charles
Somefs Co. Alaska HIdr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
4-Roox suxuArow

4-RooM BUNGALOW
Cement basement; light: water: ~
iots. with 10 }esr-oid orchard.
blocks from school in Hillman
CITY. 1880. steo cash. sac :
month. including interest. Best
ssA R.la ssass .s 3. Sssss s. sss
|UP-To-DATE GROOM BUNGALOW
Fine North End district; paved
mtreeta; all BULLETIN features.
beautiful interior decorating;
hardwood floors: fireplace; bass
and bath: close schools: best car
service. $500. balance tsfms-
e0s X. v. nix. Elliott fs7s.
OWNER GONE TO CALIFORNIA
Must sell his s.ropsn modern home;
hot water heat: fireplace: full base
.s sn' r1 Free !: s syF sia e go e .sss
balance $50 per month.
EDWARD cONNOR
1905 White Bldg Elliott 1907,
7-room house. SENT modern: lot. sos
zoe: fruit trees. berries. block to
si'soo: $500 down. SIS per month
Including 81 interest sunset 7ots
| - =
10 ACRES VIEW LAND
NEAR DIES MONIES
s-RooM HOUSE: GARAGEi SOIL Is
GOOD AND ONE ..FQuR T n
ri, efE MAFssl.rr rf sdio r iiiise AVE.
cam. cy q I. fes x. L.. 1ss say. !.
Queen A K q. nj cufIv s9HRssfsy'
IL Boston IT. Queen Anne ~.
S-KOOM f3tINGALOW: BREAK
fast nook. basement: ? bedrooms
fine xiew; s2;Igoi essy terms.
4fi7 Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1852.
s LOTS, GROOM HOUSE; RICH
garden soil: barn and big shed: 4
Blocks from car line. Worth while
TO look at this property. Very rea-
sonabIe. Phone sidney 0as5.
5-Roe5M MODERN BUNGALOW, ON
corner lot. Price $1,000; terms.
Less for cash. Good location: near
grade and high schools. See own
er, 1859 nth ave. n. w.
FOR SALT ROOMS OF FURNT-
ture. on queen Anne. $3.50. income
Sts and 2 rooms for self: rent t22.
1900 sixth ave. We
UNIVERSITY 5-ROOM BUNGALOW;
nearly new everything modern:
$500. Trade equity for auto and
Casus thii uiofHihEH' fH"o't HaotN,
ITO Union st.
FOR SALE. NY OWNER, UNIvER-
sIty district. paved street; rooms.
ali In first class condition. For
Information call North 1888.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
unobstructibie view; s3.6o0; easy
terms 1914 Fourth ave. N. IL.
Kenwood $40. -.
7-KoOM MODEEN COTTAGE. by
East 6031
GMALL GOTTA ~, 1880. SIS
down. SEE month. e0l American
Bank. Main 2f7s -.
5-HOOM MODERN BUNGALOW; n
acre, improved 800 cash. Ell
liott 2fJ.
BALLARD - NEW BUNGALOW:
modern: rent terms. Phone own
or. Sunset 1417.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
AcKEAGE
NICELY fuhElAllED co0STnY
fInAfH

~ AtNEAffE
NICELY frHNiAuED COUNTRY
HOME
GOOD HDtslt-cLOsE IN
Bedroom and dining room set. baby
crib. Morris chair. sewing ma
chine. splendid range, all of fur
niture In excellent condition
Large tract Of ievei land. euthuiid-
f me e mp ws,sa s s.srIa, f friss
1880. reasonable cash and month
~ payments 10 satisfactory party,
See Mr. wisw.ii. tos sesbonrd
building.
TWO ACRES. 1850
SPRING WAITER
Two acres fine alder land: good
spring on property. Near inttrur-
ban station fare into city on in-
terurban fae by commutAl ION
ticket: also auto bus service Can
utes. South Of city. Price 1850;
terms f7s cash. balance $40 month.
Inquire at Sol Mutual Iife Bldg.
OF phone Elliott 1850,
sMAiJs CHICKEN RANCH
JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
garage. family orchard and lots OF
small fruit; some stock private
water systems good roads and
very close In: only s5.ooo. on your
THE w. ~ MORSE co.
tis INafy nidF Elliott 1886
DANDY RANCH
Near paved highway: north Of city:
acres rich bottom with running
water. mostly all cleared; real
good house. garage and outbuiid-
ss are sn .e.rse and sr,s sss only .soe ss
HERMAN SCHROEDER
6f2-ft White iilSg
REAL nARGAIN
DANDY araere ranch. best Of soil I.
some rich bottom; f-room house,
EarsEe; price only 1850. in a
sso9d location; short drive into se-
HERMAN SCHROEDER
SILT White Bldg
MUST fE Sot.D. THIS FINE 10
acres. first class soil. fine view Of
city, sound and mountains. good
price only teo0; terms 400 cash
balance easy.
- FARM LANDS
cANApiAN PACIFIC M. LAND
1000. 600 aerce Of fertile prairie land.
p PREY ss' Us PIER nsr :sr a. scys.:
terms; , per cent interest for firsi
I years Also iheusands 81 acres
q rich irrigated Alfalfa land a.
rlxht $4,000 loan Tor Improve.
ments makes u easy for you to
start with sfnail capital We ISSUE
low rates to Alberta For maps
madam Pacific ny. Land Dept. 106
Pioneer nidR Main ssas,
BIG LAND SALE.
NY 100 acres nearly sold out. Get In
on this bargain land buy In skaxts
county. Adloininx big farm. 20
fortsen left. Good soii, water
foadr. close IT, town.
~. &. PETERS sss Third Ave.
u sOls sAI.fs--SSATEKFRONT
PROPERTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

y BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY SPECIAL
srocefy doing 40 average business
OF 1900 per week. with large living
room. WIN invoice stock. sell fix
lures ~ q very low figure. Own
msn ma sesn aa nsre ,os viii ys .s ana ana
lease building for = term ~ years
81 sSs per month, or sell " on very
liberal terms. Full particulars at
3ot Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike.
FOR sAi.fs~- COAL AND WOOD
yard IN fine location: ground look
tools. etc. WI cell on easy terms
Car or write for fuil details ].
y, HARHftSAN. sos HaiIer Hlde.
IN POSITION TO GIVE YOU THE
best buy. rooms Of furniture. IN
a strictly modern 10-room corner
house. with garage. Beautiful fur
niture. See owner for special bar
gain. 1915 University St Main
MOVING PICTURE HOUSE
owing TO other business interests
vii sacrifice beautiful suburban
house. Now ie the time to get in
on good fall and winter bueincss
at o snap. Call owner. Main bets.
1850 CASH
Seattle. Must take complete
charge; fins fixtures, every dollar
~ sss rmpire nlda'
FINE MERCHANDISE BUSINESS
for sale or exchange for good Sc
cmrity. Elliott 2ts.
"a SPECIAL NOTICES
THE MERRY GO ROUND At ALkl
bathing Beach Is 5 cents to every
% PERSONAL
A REAL GOOD SHAMPOO WITH
pure Boccabelli casttic soap. 35c.
Face massage with choice OF four
kinds OF electricity. Soc
is complete booths. Modern equip
THE puTLER SCHOOL or
HAIRDRESS1NG
It'll Floor Tart Bid. 1907 Second Az,
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE
present location OF Nellie Dunn.
Would be thankfully received by
Mrs. John Dunn. ao4 \. Second
ave, Marshaiitown, la.
CURE YOURSELF ZONE THEIR
apy tncrve prcssure) explained
and taught. Professor James: SIG
Elliott s3s7.
DIR. WELFARE - SANfPRACTfC
physician. Chronic disorders.
Painless. Drugless. 2Q7 Eplcr Bid.
AdHls. FRANCIS HAS RETURNED.
Located li14 seventh ave. Phone
Main $500.
ROB on TRiLBY. COME TO THE
university and set your clothes.
Walt.
Rob on THILBy, CALL EAST 3T75
and get your clothes. Walt
NURsE-Mrs. A. Wiileiksen. Sunset
9SA PSYCHOLOGIST
MIA KNOW THYsELr
W!E( A proafiittesdbhiss Investment Z, ,,ss,
w YMms;o TIL; IN Ma ns' tass. BIDS.
l06 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This In TO certify that =. v. Riley
has made an application. to erect
public garage at lard and ",
Madison st. lots Is and i6. block
east, Supplement to j. j. McGil-
vras Third Addition to the CITY
OF Seattle. King Co.. Wash.
Anyone desiring TO protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office OF the Building Depart
ment, Room sos County city Bldg,
srt,r ~ GeViepahpr 4 1nni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

LONDON. Aug ss.--Thrce Eng
iIsh missionaries have been eaten BY
starving Chinese. according to semi,
official advices from Hongkong.
IOo REAL ESTATE LOANS
Money for farm and acreage ioana
rr~ar rsns MTG. co. f012 3rd