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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Gives Fl Quarts of Blood
He Is SAVIOR of n Lives

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. iS.--Glv.
ing a quart OF his life's blood means
no more 10 Thomas shaw. a Phila-
deiphia grocer. than going TO see
baseball game or attending the
movies means to the average person.
To date he has submitted to 20
blood TRANSMISSION operations. break.
ing all worlds records!
Shaw In 70. five feet five inches
tall. broadshouldered. and weighs
f7s pounds.
II have never felt the slightest III
effect from one OF my 20 opera
TONS" shaw says. AS soon as the
TRANSMISSION has been made and the
surgeons have dressed and bandaged
my arm. leave the hospital I'm
mediatciy and 60 about my business
just AZ I DO every day OF the year"
Shaw's case is one OF the most re-
markabie In the records Of modern
surgery.
Three years ago he suffered slight.
~ from pains In the head. and his
family physicians advised blood
letting a. a remedy for his trouble.
In five weeks three and onehaif
quarts Of blood were taken from his
veins and the pains In the head have
disappeared
A short time after that shaw
noticed an advertisement In ono OF
the local papers for someone TO vol
untcer for a blood TRANSMISSION opera
ton. He underwent the operation.
saved the patients life. and felt mono
the worse for his experience.
Since then he has submitted 20 IS
additional trxnsfusions and has
given something over 81 quarts OF
blood
Only two Of the Is patients who
received transfusions from Shaw
have died. and IN both cases he has
been assured by the physicians that
no human aid could have saved the
patients lives. In all the other cases
there have been remarkable recov.
cries.
Surgeons In the hospital tell me. :"
says Shaw. that there are four
types or classes Of blood.
This makes II necessary 70 test
the blood Of the patient. and then
test the blood Of the person from
whom the transfusion In 10 be made.
Both parties must have the Same
type Of blood or else physicians will
not perform the trRnsfuxion.
in my case. however. the ply
sicians tell me that have that pc
cuIiar quality Of blood which blends
with any one Of the four types.
Il have never felt better than ]
have since ] began TO give my blood
In ransfusion operations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Another Newspaper
for Washington, D. C.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i5.--A new
afternoon Newspaper win appear In
the national capital shortly. Il was
announced hero today.
II will b owned by the Scripps
interests and win increase the num-
Der Of scripps newspapers 70 20.
William B. Colver. former chair
man Of the Federal Trade commits
sion, will be cdfsor.inchief and Low.
ell Meliett. former United Press staff
correspondent. editor.
William II. Dodge win be general
director and NJ. L Zepp business
manager.
The new daily win be . complete
afternoon newspaper with the full
leased wire service Of the United
Press and the N. K. A. II will be
independent In politics.
A five-story building on New York
ave. has been leased by the news
paper for term OF years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Says Green Lake
Problem l. Aged

That the necessity OF adding to
Green lakes supply Of fresh water
has long been realized by park Off
Gals. was stated Saturday by George
w. Hun. former president Of the park
board.
Tho present condition at the
lake" Hin said. is due principally
TO the fact that the stream from Lie
ton springs and the overflow from
the city water departments reser-
voirs northeast OF the Lake empty
into the north end. This means that
there 10 practically no circulation Of
fresh water"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
ARMS MEETING
STOCK SCARS
Lloyd George and BRAND
Both Decide to Come
ny CHARLES McANN

LONDON. Oct. f5.--Arms confer
ence stock, al record low when
Premier Lloyd George and other
European leaders announced their In
ability TO be present SCARED today
with the following developments.
Announcement that Lloyd George
win probably leave for Washington
November 8.
Reports from Paris that Premier
BRAND has planned 10 extend the
limit OF Few days" that he first
intended for his visit 70 America.
Denial that any attempt will be
made by the French chamber Of
deputies 20 force BRAND to remain
In Paris.
Announcement Of the selection Of
several OF England's most dis
tinguished diplomats as delegates.
Announcement from Rome that
Italy has selected the largest part Of
her delegation and a pronouncement
that the Italian government will do
all In her power 10 cut armament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Feminine Votes May
Be Decisive Factor

NEW YORK. Oct. 1i.-This is
the hottest mayoraity campaign
witnessed in many years. With
thousands of service men swinging
into line for Mayor Henry H Cur
ran. the republican.fusion candidate.
and fractional strife splitting the
Tammany ranks. there is very in
dicntion that John +. Hylan faces
hard fight in his run for another
term. The Curran leaders are or
ganizing the women voters but
Tammany is tagging In this re-
spect,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
BANDITS SHOOT
TWO, five HELD
Doctor Killed and Garage
Man MortaIIy Wounded

CHICAGO. Oct ih.--Five sus-
poets were held by authorities today
In connection with the murder OF Or.
Paul Iapson. owner Of Sc. Paui's
hospital. and the shooting Of George
Tregoning. a garage manager.
DIR. Lipson was shot In a South
Side drug store by one Of three
bandits. who were holding up the
store TO obtain cash and whisky.
An hour later Tregoning was d1v.
ing into his garage when he was
stopped by one Of the men, later
identified an tho bandit who shot DR..
I.ipson. lie was ordered 10 drive sew.
crai blocks. When he begged 10 he
allowed 10 20 he was shot and prob
ably mortally wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Sees New Era for
Philippine Islands

G n. Leonard Wood. recently APP
pointed governor Of the Philippines.
will bring an era Of stability and
prosperity to the islands. according
to James J. Rafferty,, commercial
agent for the Philippines This opin-
ion was voiced by Rafferty, at the
Chamber OF Commerce Friday.
Rafferty, declared THE confidence
of both America and the Philippines
rest In Wood. His administration
has everything in its favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

A huge moonshine plant said "a
have been operating for at least two
years. vas setsed BY Sheriff Matt
Ssarwich and Deputies A. r. Bebee
and Frank Brewer at Tukwtia. Fri.
day night. Charles r. Gilbert was
lodged In the county Jail and charged
with possession OF the still. Four
sacks q corn. four sacks OF sugar.
two presses and 500 gallons Of mash
were seized The plant was located
In a house that had evidently been
prepared for that purpose, accord.
ing 10 Starwich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Body Of Senator
Knox Laid to Rest

VALLEY FORGE. Pa. Oct Is
The state OF Pennsylvania today
paid her final respects 10 Senator
Philander Chase Knox, when his
yard of Valley Forge Memorial
chapel.
A delegation OF 30 congressman.
headed by Vice President Calvin
Coolidge. arrived short time be-
fore the services.
Governor Sproule and Senator PEN
rose were also in attendance.
The body OF Senator Knox lay In
the library OF his home here this
morning. On the castet was a
wreath OF roses. tribute from Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Quake in Pacific
Registers in East

CHICAGO. Oct 15.-An earth
quake. starting at 1927 a. m and
ending at 5 a m. was registered on
the government seismogrsph hero
today.
According to the bureau the dis
turbance was Asses miles southwest
Of Chicago. probably in the Pacific
ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Flivver Acrobatic,
Owner in Hospital

His Ford turning over three
times after a collision at 18th ave-
and jefferson st. Gerald NJ Lindsey.
r. +. ID. 3. was badly injured FRI
day. Lindsey was taken to the city
hospital suffering from conclusion
Of the BRAIN Two girls riding with
Lindsey were unhurt-
Mrs. Nellie Uliam. 7o5 University
81. was taken to city hospital FRI
day night suffering from q severe
scalp wound received when struck at
Sixth ave. and Pine st. Friday night
by car driven by Adolph Turcottc.
s107 +. Madison St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Thieves Loot Rooms
In Two Hotels Here

Renting a room next door. thieves
gained entrance to the room occu.
pied by r. ID. Bodie. In the Rehan
hotel, Friday night by removing
the staples from a door connecting
the two rooms. Two suits. shirts.
shoes and other clothing were
taken.
The room OF r.. w. Larson, mt the
new Albany hotel. was entered Fri.
day by thieves. Wearing apparel
and jewelry was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

NEWCASTLE. Eng. Oct. 1f.--Mrs.
Francis Lough left her baby in its
preambulator on the railroad plat
form. The perambulator rolled off
the platform before an approaching
engine. It was struck by the en-.
gine and the baby was tossed out
between the rail. suffering not the
slightest injury as the engine
passed over 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Is Slain
by Kurd Revolters

TEEIERAN. Persia. Oct. 15.--
Many Persians have been killed
and wounded by the Kurds. who
are in revolt, according TO ad-
vices here today. An American.
Bachimont, a member Of the United
States mission, was reported as
sassinatcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
One-Cent Rate for
Legion Delegates

Notification that the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rail-
ways will grant a one-cent-a-mile
rate to delegates attending the COM
ing American Legion convention In
Kansas City was received Saturday
by Mayor Caldwell. This is the same
rate that was granted to the Grand
Army Of the Republic delegates at
their Eastern convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Catches Tire Thief
After Long Chase

P.SW. Johnson. 62l9 9th ava.
N. W.. saw boy removing spare
tire from his car Friday night John
son gave chase. and after a sprint
OF two blocks. overlook Charles
Bailey. IL. who lives at the Cascade
hotel, 916k Howell st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Near East Relief
Official Due Here

DR.. william =. Doughty. associate
general secretary Of the Near East
relief. will be In Seattle tomorrow.
DR.. Doughty has just returned from
the Near East. where he spent the
last summer investigating conditions
In the famine regions the Russian
Caucasus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Storm warnings were ordered
changed TO Southwest at 7:30 Sat
urday morning. The main portion
Of the storm remains In the North
Pacific ocean and viii return to
the Coast this afternoon or to-
night. causing fresh to strong
southcrly gales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

A 100-ton consignment Of dyna
mite for the u. s. government sta
ton at Manila. will be part OF thu
capacity cargo of the West Ivan
OF the Frank Waterhouse Co. line
Much delay has been caused in thil
shipment because Il must be un
loaded and reloaded at each port o.
call In the Orient before reaching
It's final destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

ALL OFFICERS Of the Y. w. c. A.
will be present at a meeting tomorrow
Of tho King County Legislative Fed
Grafton. which will be addressed by
Mrs T.. r. Bull on the subject Of
Enforcement Of the Washington
Homestead Law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

CHARLES BAILEY, IL. Cascade
hotel, was arrested and turned over
to the juvenile authorities on a
charge made by p. w. johnson. 624s
eth ave. N. that the boy had re-
moved tire from his car. parked
In front Of 400 Eastlake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
NORTH END SACRIFICE

modern house; half
block off Of pavement: lot toxiooi
large living and dining rooms.
large bedrooms upstairs. full ce-
ment basement: Furnaces Terms
can b. arranged. call Tor Ar.
polntment 1ss
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
800 Alaska Bldg. Main IiJ<.
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY
tt.soo-s-room home: lot sexlsc "
10 school and car: very easy pay
m~ntn. We want nice 5 or S-room
home. south Of Holly st.. and also
acre or more. With s-room house.
south Of Hillmsn. ~
ssss Rainier Az. Phone Rainier osst.
MOVE INTO
A brand NEW s-rcom BUNGALOW.
s un g n nj NOOK: beau
sifui lighting fixsures; az biosks
FEN rsRx a. b., s 40 L auiss. Pfies
GEo. A. SPENCER = co.
$50 Fsrdlnand 81 tcoiumessl
THERE Is MONEY IN CHICKENS.
FOR sale. cheap. small geyment
down. h~0EI0 rlrn 1VIA Nt<o.u
mile circle. modern t-room bun
galow. sieeping. porch. .gArA9e.
f neaiss 1901 sSS' nAi "a. q. sy.
| SIS DOWN AND so a MONTH
buys. for 81. 500. . t-room modern
bungalow. with combination living
kitchen and bath. Call Elliott o3is.
or sundays and evenings call Ken
wood 1855.
CULvER-0UEEE ANNE
Come to us for the best buys u
Queen Anne hill property.
r. c. CULVER
u Boston 81. Garfield 00f1.
LEAVING CITY: WILL sAcRIFicE
$1,000 for quick sale, rooms.
and GARAGE: corner; view: Phin-
n.y dis st.s $4,000; easy terms
| FOR SALEr-sMALi. FURNISHED
house ON Magnolia beach: lights
and water: convenient to store.
$3.50 cash. Garfield 097s. -
IsMALL cOTTAG Il, 1880: t2s
down, SIS month. e0t American
Banl& Main z47s.
Is WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
s-R0OM MODERN BUNGALOW
Graded street: cement walks; one
block 70 : street cars and June
ton. West Seattle; fully modsrn
S42s cash. $40 month. Including In
terest II you are looking for .
soo99 u NJ tSyei RHExErY fh, co.
West O3l7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
SERVICE NOT ABANDoNED

The General Steamship Co. an.
nounced positively this morning
that the U. 8. shipping board did
not intend TO abandon the service
from this coast to Australasia,
maintained by that company with
shipping board vessels for the last
Is months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

City councilmen and members Of
the board OF public works attended
the opening, Saturday, of the new
power unit at Cedar Fails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
LAVE THE MAN
IL WITH THE RING

NEW YORK.--Thc police believe
they have recovered stolen $500 dia-
mond ring. But they can't be sure
until they take an x-ray of the stom-
ach of George Meyer. suspected thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

sNouoMfsH COUNTY LAND
LEWIS COUNTY LAND
CREAM or
WESTERN WASHINGTON
Both bottom and bench lands; most
fertile soils. no waste land near
WORK IN WAXING pisTANcE.
20 or 90 acres. go per acre and
up, Long. easy terms 10 suit Best
values In the state.
=. y. GRAHAM COMPANY
1908 American Bank building.
TINS IL A SNAP.
ACRES FOR $3.50.
ADJOINING At.pERWoop MANOR
In the fsmeus poultry district near
the paved highway and intsrus-
ban; Close 70 Manor Manor Lax skc
s. ss s's sn AND and ei amsss ~ s the
world for poultry and berries In
that Of Puget sound. Attractive
terms 1900 down. $40 monthly.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
10 ACRES
SMALL SHACK
ALDER FIR AND CEDAR
This land lies perfectly level. faces
on county road: the very best OF
soil: enough wood on the land 20
more than pay Ger u; Close to "a, rsl,,
free natl delivery: close 20 Sc
attic. Only 1850; $50 cash. 80
- ' THh "; Il. MORSE co, go.
ti6 Lesry nidg. Elliott 1898,
ACRES NORTH OF CITY =.
A fine tract Of level loan soil, In
growing district; handy 10 inter.
less than hall real value: view
OF lake and mountains: an idea
home site, We can , .now ,y, Su real
balance easy terms,
l.. VAN ARSDAf.E
1919 Third Ave.
4 ACRE HOME
CLOSE IN
I acre. t-room house. barn. chicken
creek. spring. well: ali cultivated
and fenced. Fine soil; ei.sso;
THE DOUGLAS co.
tolt Third Ave. Main $3.50,
I ACRE. GROOM BUNGALOW
North ssa Q, .o s'y 4 h ssS e 81 sss
ysticn; younE bearing fruit trees;
fine well: t-room piastered bun.
Eaiow. part basement; beautiful
granite fireplace. A bargain at
ricxi.r H Ts Sssp AL.
Is ACRES OF LAKE FRONTAGE
between the two Highways south
OF the city: county road on ono
water front home. Excellent soil
Parked along the lake shore.
Abundance Of wood Price l2..so:
easy terms. A. IL Newell 4 Son.
80 AcREx UNfMPRovEp; Rich
soil: good ~ Skagit flats; easy
clearing. water for power and ir-
rigation. will not overflow: good
school; good neighborhoo GOD VIII
make an ideal home. SEQ w. IL.
rasehtp. Htrdsview, wash.
{ ACRES or COOP, LEVEL LAND:
lots Of sTRAWHERRfES PLANT
ed; good log cabin. Price only
$500; 500 cash. balance TO suit
ciIrroRp LAND CO.
eli THIRD Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
KATHERINE McELENY dled at

the home OF her brother. Frank w.
McEleney, $40 w. 72d St, Friday.
after a short illness. Miss McEleny
recently returned from a two years
trip to Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
cnErNwoop PARK BUNGALOW

a aso-ccxv S-room bungalow. with
Attic. on lot soxioo. This 10 . well
built home. and close TO car and
school: none fruit trceA Small
payment down. and balance Ike
Tent cali TEA
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
800 Alaska Bldg. Main 1iSss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

WENATCHEE HAS NEW CREW
The big Pacific Steamship Co.
liner Wenatchee left this morning
for the Orient manned by an en-.
tirely new crew and officers. She
Is commanded by Capt. H. c.
Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Six Held in Raids
by Narcotic SQUAD

six persons are held At the city
jail on open chArwes ~ the result Of
Friday night narcotic raids.
II. Simmonson. sith John ~. and
May GIN were arrested when % ono
fourth dram packages Of narcotics.
20 capsules Of cocaine one set Of
narcotic scales and two heavy Colt
r~voivers we're found In the formers
house.
Mira Nellie Buckley. J. Penny.
John Griffin. Joe Billy and Tee Nun
were Arrested at Sit SPYING IT. and
a package Of opium was taken Off
Penny. Yee Nun was later 70.
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
FOR sALE-AuroMonlLEs


&Ft~ >@~~~ $3.50
1915 Buick q: new paint: Zine
mechanical condition ...'....s SIS
ists saxon 6: fine mechanical
condition. good tires ...... SIS
1913 Jordan Sport Marine -. i.7so
1890 Ford touring; fine me-
chemically. extras ...s...... Csc
las Mitchell: like new: run
1000 miles: cord tires ..... i.sso
|isi7 Mitchell light {; like new 700
Chalmers bug: fine car 1890. ia
:x-ton Jumbo truck. In fine shape.
TERMS
OTHERS. TO CHOOSE FROM CAN
RE SEEN ON VACANT LOT ON
NogTn s ,.Ia,,r or rsNE N sTs BE-
MITCHELL. LEWIS a srAvER CO
sss 18th Ave
Distributors for
Observation-Disclosures Truck
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD
mo cash required as frat payment
20 purchase used car. You need
not start paying for 40 days Bal,
Sundays Henry Messbaeh- els T.
NEW FoRps CAN DE BOUGHT ON
small cash payments. balances
monthly payments - interest. .!
Ford pssiers broadway and Pike
BATTERY Man sA q, Arb 6o Hh8 S 35;n
THiRp AVE. MAIN sstS
| isis foRD RuNADouT. Ssoo CASH
fSo oS East csoc.
LOANS ON AUTOS WHILE IN OWN
ere possession. 1t1S Arcade Bldg
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|cAsH PAID FOR AUTOS. Also
trade. and exehsnEs. ksps,r,ns
fs3t broadway.
HIGHEST cAsH PRICE PAID FOR
good light cara Henry Mossbach
Auto Co, as y. Pike q East 1881.
|7i BOATS AND LAUNCHES
OWNER LEAVING CITY
VIII sacrifice his S-room ssmi-mod
srn house: good transpcrtstion
range free IN the deal Quick sale
price. ssjso: $500 cash. balance
cIIFroRD LAND co.
Git Third Ave
liz H. +. WORK boat. snap Al
$500. Fremont boat Market
IS FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
PHINNEY RIDGE
Juat North Of City LAmits
Il acre: good sosI; cleared: good &
room house. cellar: plenty ehicken
houses. Price e1.zSo: et0o cash
balance esS per month No mort
gage
Also l-room cottage: bath: toilet
lot soxioo: fruit Only $1,000,
terms To tuit
Mr.. Butler or Mr. Siambcrg
WASHINGTON
LOAN 4 SECURITIES CO.
1880 Westfske Ave.
GREENWOOD PARK BUNGALOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

BEST BUY SEATTLE
sACRTFIcE. $685.
1919 Oakland Six roadster; entirely
overhauIed; cord tires; special
paint Job: bumper; spotlight.
spare tire; lenses. III sell this
terms. Come right up and see this
bargain. Owner. East O222.
isfs BUICK. ORIGINAL FINISH
iike new: s good cord tires; been
very carefully driven. Price $3.50;
terms. ,sn
fa20 LIBERTY Six. FIRST CLASS
Condition. Will take Ford or other
small car part payment. Rainier
0sl3-J. Call evening".
AUTHORIZED FORD CORNER
Used Fords, all models. $40 and up;
terms SIS down; balance Easy. New
months, Interest 6e<. no brokerage.
6P0T CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL stsl
Arcade Bldg.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Aissrnry3sl-l.sw
y p. BAff---Estsblished f6tf An
eases. moderate fees, eonsultattnn
sres Main 7soa as Burke BIDS
Patent Asaseneys
fREDERIck p. G0RtN-PA1-
ent Attorney. American and for.
eign pAtsnts secured. developed
and promoted eoS-s-7 csntrel
y s; y. w wsis;; sss b. 4
n. l. REYNoL)N, - Il G. Z MIG
Not1DA Estabiishsd esattle. 1891;
: years examiner Y. y Patent OF.
ftce. So3-e Lyon Bid- Elliott Bo1k,
fiERRE BARNEA Main $3.50. 1915
~ Hoge BID Patenta- Traoemerke
CnIroV1arssg
On r. u. TURNER cHiRofHAc-
tor. 2fe-fs Haight Hid, sd-ftne.
Hours, 1875. Eve. dsteA y. ss<A
Collateral Loans
V0NEYLoAHED on Ale ARr1.
eiss Of value. THE RELlABLR
so7 third ave.
Expert Eiecfrlc kepalrs
HoToRS XffLIANcE3 w!RiNo:
?. }; nlvnan Electric Co ~ sisss
Fo1niaIn Pens Repslred-csmes.s
Quick service call ai,s Arcade Bldg.
saiaSy Losas
VIZ arr THE
YouSG ~ sri tpnH FIRM
We cannot BE- the oldest; svt s re arss
HE6T. because We offer the ~.
i fEHsry,c EAr g.1Tsss rnaDarrnHESSTqE.
eAi1RY AND PERSONAL LOANS.
SO TO 500
lfoAe 70 men and women who ers
WORKING. without security. without
indcrssr. snd ssriesiy eV eramirv -
your friends or neiehbors. y
ynakes no difference who you owe
OF what you want the money Tor.
your promise 70 pay y All We snk.
Mako payments weekly or monsn ,,
= EMnPLoYEg LOAN socIETT
Ess Empire Bldg.
sf< Second Ave-. Mar Madison:
Money 70 Lean
woRKrNGMAN's LOAN CO.
Organized TO make loans to working
men and women who cannot AZ
Ter, ws to p pay : h, ~ rs rsiryipSrrupr,
PIANOS. SALARY. 80 indorsers-
No Y scs1 szEsH iscSxnR rsl 1Epa.
Fourth and Pike, 10th Floor:
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and 5ewciry: on most
SOCIETY FoR REMrpixL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sss-sss Empire building
a PRIVATE PARTY
Loans on pianos. furniture. etc. on
Tssi e esssss ec;nsrscss ' ana mort.
cages bought fer cssn
$40 Smith bldg. Main 1875.
MONEY TO LoAN--WE LOAN AMI
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches
ssattis.s Oldest Loan Brokers
s.i Second ~ni Ave. EstaSiisked isss.
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
You keep your car. r, ~. Sargent
500 Central Bldg. Elliott siS9.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE z GRAN
re Co. g - ist and virsinia Estab-
OptIcian and Optometrist
J. W VdmInds. Frascr- Patterson Co.
Patent Attorneys
HARRY BOWEN a CO, Mech. Eng.
Patents. t75 (s35 down. $40 mo-.
$40 1 yr:) .216 University st. Main
bs1l. Models.
Patents and Trade Marks
). W. MAUPIN patent q trade mark
expert. 207 Hinckley Bldg. Main
Painting and KalsomInInE
PAINTING. KAI.soMfNfNG AND
decorating. North 225f.
Physicians, Surgeons
RHEUMATISM, scfAT1CA. LUMBA-
20. Our treatment gives immediate
relief. One weeks trial treatment.
FFssr and Hrsden. So5M srd ave.
Piano Tuning
Plano Tuncr John strom repairs and
tunes pianos right Main 1920.
Razor blades ShaFpened
6panEenbcrg. Cutlery. 1907 lth ava.
ssnlprsctic
DR.. WELFARE. s. P.-WoMEN'a
disorders; no operations. 207 Ep-
Ter 6iok
Violin Repairing
Bows rchaired. Finlay. 1913 srd AZ.
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