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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-29
FAIRFIELD WILL ASK| CONGRESS FOR NEWI POST OFFICE BUILDING
Plans Are Considered for New High School
 Structure
FAIRFIELD BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD Fairfield. Ale March 2a

new post office building to be located on Gary avenue in Fairfield is part of an ambitious program outlined by the Exchange club.
 Senator Oscar Underwood and Con- gressman Huddleston of this district will be asked to confer with q com mittee from Fairfield upon the return of Mir Underwood from his European tour. Among other things the Ex- change club will point out that Fair field is the only city in the state with population of 7,500 minus a post office building. At present the post office is housed in a store room, rendering service very difficult and little difficulty will be- encountered in obtaining s150,000 for the building.
 PLAN SCHOOL BUILDING
 Having outgrown the high school which was only completed three months ago, the board of education is planning another building. A com mittee from the board has inspected three sites and will make a selection it is believed within a few weeks The high school building erected lately has proven entirely inadequate to take care of the astonishing in crease in the enrollments. Having passed the 1000 mark In population the city is permitted under the law to issue bonds to take care of addi- tional school facilities. 1t Is believed that a site of not less than five acres will be selected, which will provide necessary athletic and recreational grounds. In this additional step the board of education is being backed up by the city council.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-29
LANCE ADDRESSES CLUB

Ray Lange, international presldent of the Exchange club, addressed 100 per cent meeting of the Fairfield
 club Wednesday, His talk was very
 interesting. After the meeting MT. Lange was shown over the city by numbers of the members.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-29

There are S00,0O0 educators in the United States public schools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-29

First English smoker was Ralph Lane, the first governor of Virginia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
HARD WORKERS

Not high-preasure statesmen, but in
dustrtous. RELIABLE men To do clean
selling on a mgh-class proposition
about to he started in Indianapolis.
Work in city eL tirely at a salary that
is only limited by the efforts you ex-
pend. This is d good opportunity for
four men to got into a real money
making business on the ground floor
Apply Mr. HUSSEY, Room 800 327
\. Pennsylvania St.
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CONTINUED on Next PsxsD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02

WILHELM. MARY-Wif9 Of Charles and
mother of Joseph Wilhelm, passed away
Tuesday. May I. 1929. at her residence,
11Ip Broadway. Funeral at her late resi-
dence, Thursday, $50 a m. at St Joseph's
Church a. m Burial Holy Cross. Friends
invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
/. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
California Bungalow

Nice new hve-room California bungalow
electric lights; shade trees; garage, front
drive; front and rear porches close to
schools and churches. Can sell several adj
joining lots good. rich soil. Located in
Wayne Park, square and opc-haif north of
W Washington and Auburn SITS. Liberal
terms OSCAR LEE, 607 City Trust, Main
Oo1Y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
City Statesmen

BY well established company. two
positions 20 sell retail mot can
WASHING work. electric merchandise.
Position permanent Good salary.
with unusual opportunity for ad-
vancemeut Apply to Mr.. Cameron
from 9 TO 1 EUREKA SALES CO.
, $ Meridian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
LOT statesmen

lots in Forrest Manor Section C. Our prize
new subdivision. Prospects waiting Apply
to the Kiune4r Co. 9 to 10 a. m. cor
Fletcher Trust Bldg Main 1909
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
These Want Ads Change Constantly M
Is MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

f--MiscelIane0us
SURPLUS ARMY GOODS
3-gal. fire extinguishers. SO each.
12x15 new tarpaulins. $40 each.
Garden spades, S4. so a dozen.
So. ut. D-hardle shovels, $3.50 dozen.
Rd. pit long handle shovels, $3.50 dozen.
Picks 81 a dozen.
Pick handles, 81 80 a dozen.
9x9 wall tents, with poles, S15 each.
Rakes, SOC each
FORCES, S35 val our price, $3.50 each.
Good anvil for So.
The above are Just a few of the many
bargains we are offering at so per cent OF
the regular price See our stock of hatchets,
handled axes, large and small yises, tap and
die sets platform scales. folding scales, car
vas cots, tool grinders. electric grinders, tool
bags, troweIs, pipe dies and stock, tarpau-
Inns, sizes UP TO 40 feet wide and 100 feet
long. Contractors, send US your orders. Mail
orders filled.
M. I. GOLDBERG & SON CO.,
1902 ". WASHINGTON.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

The urchin who bullies an the
other kids because his father IL
q policeman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
REMEMBER
THE TIME
By Jack Casey.

ER'D be playin' Hide M
Go Seek" n would be the
- first caught so yer'd holl-
ar. il yer was playin' in the day
time. First by night, last by
day" or if it was in the night
thne an the same thing happen
ed. Last by night, first by day."
Silver souvenir spoons was all
the rage an had engraved on
their handles Columbus Discoy-
erin America" or 1.-THE Pilgrims
Landin'" or Niagara Falls" or
the busts of Ben Franklin,
George Washington or Bunker
Hill Monument. An it was all
the style If yer went on a trip or
visit to a big city to bring home
q spoon to yer Ma or favorite
Aunt. An they'd put 'em in the
cabinet in the dinin' room an
when visitors came proudly lead
'em to it an casually say: "Oh
did yuh see what John brought
me from Washington" or did
I show yuh what Eddie brought
me from New York;" an then
they'd proudly display the spoon
but bymebye it would get old
an be forgotten an next time
yer'd see it it WOULD be furnished.
Paper weights was made repre-
eenting the Soldier and Sailors
monument in Washington an
other historic places an had felt
bottoms an yer used 'em on yer
desk or at home on the library
table. Bookkeepers sat at high
desks, their perch bein' a very
high stool an they sat cramped
over great big books full of hor-
rible figures in red an blue, the
books havin' black or brown leath-
er bindin' what would last for
years an years.
An they used potatoes for pen
holders, the spuds gettin' dis
colored like they was bruised
from so many stab points in their
vulnerable parts. Quartettes still
like to sing 1.-THE Old Oaken
Bucket" an Sweet Adeline" an
sometimes at night after you had
crawled into bed in the attic
gang would pass by the house
harmonizing beautifully an yer'd
get up on one elbow, listen at
tentively till it died away an
have the most romantic thoughts
ct the time only wishin' they'd
stop under the winder for a spell.
Yer Pa knew a man from Eng
land named Mr.. Howard who
was a good singer an a nice man
with lots Of nice friends an 10
an behold one Christmas eve the
most beautifully sung English
carol drifted up from the snow.
blanketed street below called Lin.
den street an yer Pa said: Its
49, A4O"eA0 ~ nC So4u IA1Cy " (OII1S
an it was, An it always impress.
ed yuh what poetry and beauty
those kind people had in their
souls who would 60 out into
the street after hard days work
to sing to folks in honor Of the
birth in the manger.
People had napkin rings at the
table an everybody was expect
ed TO roll their own napkin an
place it in their individual ring
an have a favorite spot to keep
it in. folks .sayin'. napkins was
too hard to wash an iron more
IN once a week.
REMEMBER?
I'LL SAY YER DO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
FAVORITE SONS

The baby next door who starts
yelling when you are trying 20
write q letter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

The kid who throws Q brick &c
you and then tells you that his
father can lick any man In town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06
BUT

The Great Sage BUT
OF China, Such horrors as
Confucius, these
Was Doing His Don't really
Stuff Belong to them.
Way back in For although
500 B. G. They gave az
And ever since This Wonderful
Then the Chi Beverage,
nese Tea,
Have had the We had to add,
Reputation for The sugar
Marvellous wis. And milk
dom. To It'll
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

The boy who shoots off q cap
pistol all day long so he can be
a movie actor when he grows up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

The kid who throws the base
ball through the dining-room
window.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-06

The grocer's boy who slams
the door on his way cut just loud
enough to wake up the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
MANY PERISH
IN OIL FIRE

An ocean OF oil, slowly drifting
about the craft in Yokohama har.
Dor, flame, and then a vast
sea OF fire that shot hungry tongues
lof living flames into the heavens,
burning boats and their victims
this was one of the pictures wit.
messed by w. Thatcher. general
manager Of the Yokohama branch
office OF the Western Casualty Co.,
b passenger aboard the President
Jefferson.
Thatcher was taking photos OF
the wreckage Of the first earth.
auake shock. he said, following his
Wal here from the Orient, when
noticed large barge loaded
- japanese men, women and
children trying to escape from the
death-Iaden harbor.
Suddenly the sea Of oil caught
fire. With terrifying rapidly the
FLAMES rushed for the doomed
barge. It's dry timbers caught
fire and Thatcher watched in breath.
less horror while It slowly burned
10 the waters edge. It's occupants
screamed in their death agonies.
ind many leaped overheard into the
blazing sea, until all were dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
BUILDINGS OF
STEEL STAND

Modern office buildings OF rein.
forced concrete and steel wlthstood
the earth tremblors at Tokyo and
Yokohama. In most instances. &C.
cording to refugees arriving on the
President Jefferson. The Imperial
hotel and annex and tho Maroun.
uchi building did not fall. Cracks
appeared In the hotel and the annex
split into two parts. but remained
wright, according to II. s. stiles. of
& i'razar, Ltd, who rs en- route
The new telephone building, tall,
modern structure az Yokohama, is
sull standing, and largo concrete
mill stood the terrific shocks. accord.
ing TO II. NJ. Starr, OF tho standard
oil company another refugee.
Tho Nippon Yughen Kalsha build.
ing, seven stories. Is only slightly
damaged, while the Kaldzu building,
also modern, crashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
CHICKEN RANCH

ITIIIk EN ItlNNIH
k-acro of very best soil; i-room
plastercd house. with sleeping
porch and bath: large chicken
house; room for 500 birds: 2
blocks from paved boulevard.
Price $4,000: $500 cash, ball
anco easy monthly payments.
n. II. THOMAS q co, Inc.
REALTORS
1920 Third Ave. Ell iot-s142.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
FUNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

WANTED--Evrryonn 10 know that
out 90 400 20 500 causes year
for No OF years. not a single case
81 golfer failure GOtTEE co does
the work Never should be cut
out Booklets and consultation
free, cure nearly all diseases,
including tuberculosis. aches,
pains with pct names Rheu-
matiam- neutitis. pleariAy, etc.
etc. TOO numerous 20 mention.
stomach all right kidneyA all
right all right all over One
months treatment box efadiea-
tor. boxes of capsules te.TS, par.
eel post Sf05. c %. y stI5. Gotter
&c. months g. ~ n. WipRns
Winana Medical Co. t02 American
Bank Bldg
Regain your strength and
health from that overwurked tired.
rundown feeling. NfR-TAbLETS
guaranteed 90 build you up mcnt-
ally and Physically. ~ mail only.
Y days treatment 81. 30 daya' Ter
81. Chester Medical Co. go 23rd
ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
rs LANDS TO LEASE

HUNTS POINT
Groom house: fireplace; hard
wood floors. fine water sys-
tenn. lilo acres, extending
from paved highway TO water
front: tennis court. $50 per
month; will lease.
Il. II. THOMAS & Co, Inc.
REALTORS
1920 Third Ave, Ell iot-S142.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE

a LITTLE INFORMATION
20 tho people who are con-
aldrring buys al Cathcart
There IL here at this time an
absolutely reliable oil COM
panY from California, who
have traced oil antiklines 30
tract No. ~. which W. right
tr e main highway and
huif milo from Gnthcnrt sta
ti0n These people arc 500
ing 20 arm this well with
their own money and are
not asking OF going 10 ask
The public 20 put Ia one dol
lar for no stock units o.
concession OF any sort.
whether they win or lose
VIII be a matter entirely up
70 them. This land 10 owned
bY &, y. HliimRn. the man
that has done more Tor Sc
attic probably. than any one
man in Seattle. This man
who built the Green Lake
district; tbe man who butt
Pacific city. the man who
NMlAA AtANAsAAANA NkN wv mum
who has probably made the
poor man happier than any
one man In Seattle. The man
who has never taken the
homo away from q poor
man. the man who has plen-
IS o. money 60 finance hia
own business. the man who
asks no favorH from nobody.
And this IL the man who is
some times being knocked by
1he man who never owned
d0ilRrB worth Of real estate
Ia hiH life. tine man who "
building at the present time
a house on every 5-Rcre
tract on this wonderful.
productive aoil al cathcRrt
Tho man who can put you
IN yysiT own home on your
own terms. We have -
cHre leaving every hour
sunday from bbia univer-
Hity way No charge. We
would like. 70 have you
Join our excursion today. Go
nut and talk with the buy
ers who have trendy
bought. and rcc II SIR Hili-
man ie keeping his word and
has kept his word In the
wrara nuHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
nm yoii pAyiN9; RENT5
KIRKLAND FARM

BuILDiNGS-i14 FRUIT TREES
Ono OF the most attractive places In
Kirkland. improved with small
house. large chicken house, other
outbuildinRs, including pump
house: good water supply; several
thousand strawberry plants, rasp-
berries. loganberries; splendid
orchard OF selected fruits just
coming In full bearing. Property
should produce a good income next
year Convenient TO ferry land
ing, Price $500; easy terms 20
satisfactory party. Take East
Madison car and kirkland ferry 10
Burke & Farrar's office In kirk
land, inquire for Mr., Harlow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
nnnGM TOuRING

DODGE TOURING
1920 Dodge touring. Bought new
1921. Mechanically perfect; or
iginai finish; cord tires, An OK
ceptlonal fine car at bargain.
only $50 down.
ROWLAND & CLARK
"bi1" u. Pike ST.
Omen Evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

FORD delivery body. with shield
and doors Bert Ward, 322 John st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

LOANS on automobiles, furniture
and vacant lots. 1925 Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

BILL WARNER has barrels or
money to loan on automobiles
400 East Pine street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

TOPS tailored for any car; put them
on yourself and ave money.
CENTRAL AUTO TOP co.
1911 H. Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
DON'T MISS OUR FREE
EXCURSION TODAY TO
- rue rtsfs


We have twelve big cars leaving ev-
cry hopr. II rs very seldom that
we miss a sale to people that arc
really Interested In buying home.
We viii furnish you tho lumber TO
build a beautiful bungalow. Also
furnish chickens and cows. 10 be
included IN your contract In
other words n you pay $500 down.
or $500 or 5000 we will give you
check right back for 500 more
than YOU pay IN and you can He-
lcct your own tract 81 land on any
Of our 1000 acres that we have
plated Off This land will grow
anything from tobacco TO walnut
trees without fertiiiZinE or irri-
eating We viii positively prove
all OF those points II YOU will take
time TO so with us 10 Cathcart.
Only 30 minuteH from our office 10
the grounds Call today. See Mr..
pnrnali, sBi2 University way. Get
car No, ls, get off at Jsth. open
sundays.
ARE YOU PAYING RENT?
II So we can sell you home for the
same amount OF money that YOU
arc paying Mr.. Landlord Why not
he independent and own your own
little home? with plenty OF fresh
eggH pure milk and water, whore
your expenses will be half as much
as II viii be in the city. Where
YOU can come 10 your work every
morning and drive back at night
on one gallon OF gasoline, IL will
pay yea 80 come 20 our o6tlce to-
day. and let us show yvu what we
are doing for the people that have
already bought homes IN this gar
den tract. III you do not want to
20 with MS. come to this office, get
instructions and so by yourself
See Mr.. Smith. at 5512 University
way Open Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Better Prospects, Quicker ResutsWhen You Use Star Want Ads
ALTOS FOR SALE
~ ,i6t ,,, ~ etY

no CLEAN-uP SALE
~ MONTHS TO PAY
overland space. starter liFhtH.t 70
Maxwell touring. starter. lights 100
Buick Z, new paint utnrtCr
llHhin sstrsrftff fttsrt.. rffFts AAH
Dodge touring late model ,.sss $40
D. ~ Chevrolet dandy condition 400
i.ato Ford. pass. snap ,..t..s 800
Oakland b, wire wheels, Hacrificc tda
Hriseoe sedan, an cord tires .... 500
Auburn iIrAuty q. 1890. apcclni, $50
Oakland tpahH coupe Hurry iI5
New Ford sedan, many extras go
l18a Oakland sport, like new a., H9l
1898 Oakland sport dcmonutra-
tor rFst.4s.4 ...s.....s.tss., 1893
only One third Cash Down
balance ~ Months
NoRTHWE OAKLAND co.
1000 Plkc az Tony Ave. III iot-l249
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
FINANCIAL

SCAN, Amer Blk. warrants pur-
chased. a02 Amer Blk. Bldg.
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62 FOR SALE--REAL
ESTATE

X X X X X X X \ X \ X X X
LARGEST 4 RYAN SPECIALS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
h-HOOM BUNGALOW
NEAR LINCOLN HIGH
WE SELL on VERY
EASY TERMS 10
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
/ over 1900 worth Of furniture
that was bought less than
2 months hEo goes. IL con-
Hista OF genuine wilton rugs.
Queen Anne mahogany dining
i room Hrt With square table
and massive buffet. blue
ieHthsr-aehtcd chairs, a.plrce
ayrrHtuffcd set. massive
lhrola phonoEraph with over
SO records, one walnut and
. one mahogany bedroom
suites, wicker consul table
and mirror for reception
{ hall, ivory breakfast room
: set. Monarch mHil9abis range
and gas range, gas water
heater
The hoube has large, airy
I rooms with an abundance 81
light. has just been newly
& painted inside and out. and
IL IN pink 81 condition,
( The lot ~ t0si20 to Ru alley;
beautiful lawn. ahrubbery
and fruit trcen, garage to
match houEn.
II you have been looking At
houses, see this one. and you
es4AHI - ssffaN Erhl
{ srrs IT TODAY
{ PHONE sic LRSE-ss2s
TAKE YouR CHOICE
3 BRAND NEW
STRICTLY MODERN
on PAVED BOULEVARD
TERMS LIKE RENT
Come out today and take your
choice, strictly modern IN
every way. floor plan aka;
living room extends fun
width Of house. hardwood
fioorR; French doors; cabinet
! kitchens extra large break
fast nook. fireplaccs book
cases. FUN cement basement:
furnace. trays and garage.
beautiful lighting fixtures:
finished in driftwood gray.
bedroom and Kitchen tn
ivory, tile bath. with Penn
broke tab: tile drR!nboard;
all kinds % huilt-inE: in fact.
there - nothing left out, and
ysc are in n position to sur
prize you on tho wonderful
low terms. Don't delay. but
. phone now. Me lrae-6sa5.
LARGENT e RYAN. Inc.
REALTORS
1895 North 4bth. ME lrso bs75.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
AND EVENINGS
I'VE Serve and Satisfy"
y NNNNx y Xxx xxx *.
u y Il u Il u II III y u u u y y
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
GROOM MODERN HOUSE
Completely
Furnished
Only $3.50
$3.50 Cash
This coy B-room house is sit
uatod on large lot; garage,
alley; close TO Lincoln high
school, also close TO car:
furniture Us oil good. sub
atAntiRl turnout. nice oak
dining room set, also fine
blue enamel steel cnmbina-
ton range. practically new.
Everything goes. You may
muvo right I'm.
DON'T WAIT
SEE THIS AT ONCE
PHONE ME lrse-1235 or
0320
Burroughs Realty Co.
1910 n. ibth ST.
Close to 18TH and stone Way
office open Evenings
y II Il y u II y y u y y y y u u
OR SALE Small ranch. good soil
, modern house; splendid watei
gravity system: mile from docl
Bargain. owner going away. I
Erickson, Bellevue. Wash. ME lrs,
56tS.
,ICELY furnished attractive Vic,
home. $4,000: $500 cash. 1904 Uni
yerslty way,
OR SALE--Ono Groom cottag,
Price $i.Tb0. BY real owner. Eas
terms Q-bo, Star
JEW bungalow at sos Willard at.
eaay terms Owner,
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50 MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
WOOD WOOD WOOD MOOD WOOD
: WOOD! 3
: Immediate Delivery. 8
2 We aim to please. :
, Stimson Timber Co.
) PHONE CArITL-a5g5. g

woon WOOD WOOD WOOD woop|
o, II. WTi.LiAMa COMPANY
1913 First Ave. 81
SASH AND DOORS
,,..lneh cedar siding. per M...,ii6oe
iogI hlnH t,ss.s,r'..s.s....' Ivy
sash soxsb, i-light .......,.,., so
French doors ...... It's
snsh Tor inelosinE rloepinE pofehea.
screen doors and screen Windows
hfcuktHsl nook tables and seats.
lfgniuF hoard and cabinet com
plute With sleeve board =. ilhog
oaraEe a0ors. 4-ANs.g, glazed. $50
window glass By tho iight or by the
Plate glass wludshields put In your
o n WILLIAMS COMPANY
"ENENbopY shoutlng about our
matt Eyrups Kegs. crooks, oot.
tlcr. flHskr. everything send or
call Tor our fine combination pack
hEe az follows;
2r lhF finest Eastern malt syrup
package hons
nackaEe geihtinr
10 package corn sugar
Al the above for 40 cvnth. our own
ltre delivery anywhere in cts.
" AltNNTEEn PRODUCTS S&PplN
Telephone MA in-77a2, 2ios lat Ave.
ALL hind ~ pears. 80 n pound
hlRckhrrrlsa. Sc pound Take
ballard North car 20 b4ih, walk
blocks 60 Ninth aud hIth hdif
Ninth ", w Bailey Fl uact-lsVs.
MoViNG3 Driver aud bis truck, 81
per hour MA in-Go7b.
RANGES Furniture. New and Used.
uhttlt cheap ~ Eureka lo2a lht
OLD tuta made new seattle Fur
Co, 900 Denny HldE. III iot-lQhs,
SEWING MACHINE MARKET
le-Year guarantee on used machines.
lowest prices. dependable repairs.
1885 Wentlake ave. MA insist,
PIANOS Special bargains IN our
exchange department Meyer
Toner 1891 tth ave. Cobb DldE,
MIXED wood. 81 3 cord. inside
wood. $3.50 ts-cofd dry slab
wood. 1850 n-eord. pIausr ends,
s. iasc0fd, All klHdH coal MA in
s-eAi also IA Ht-slal.R
FOREST wood. $40, mill wood dou-
hir load 81. coal Phone kE nwd-
TRuNka moved soc MA in.6ois
MIA. wood. 81 load. 81 double load.
piAuur ends So, double 81. Forest
wood 1850. double ttehn Mel. .tst.
WE bdY and self cinthinR and furs.
The owl, i9iTis FIRST ave.
EtsT forest wood. 1880 cord ib.gb
hair cord; mill wood. 81 cord.
pianor ends - cord. Elliott lizt.
uFHOtATERtNu repairing roiln-
ighing. rsmadcliaR % furniture
kE nwi-hAaF.
tg-IACH mill wood. VI load. 81 cord.
cords So. cedar So load. dry
forest wood 1886 load, $3.50 cord.
itE nwA.if05,
potLr NILE saraKen houses, stores.
DEM Ans PORTABLE BLDG, CO.
B2t hoy 81 Capitol ss2a.
fiEr,riR watch, aud iswsify, 70
Rssis ,Has, ESQ., ssS, I kss.ss Stafford =
tft1 rptb. CEDAR WOOD. stove
lengths. forest wood. 81 nHstseaass
Res So nnnt.hfIa
FULL cord of stove length mill
wood, ID delivered. Seattle Fuel
Go. Elliott 0isa
FAINT will 10 t1s a car. Oct II
can bug. 1904 First ave.
RAzORH. Blades. seiesors and knives
ahaFpenrd RIGHT at 1913 Third
avenue.
MNTTnEssEs cleaned aud rs-made
WESTERN MATTRESS Co. Aif' lrsa.
nfas
MILL wood. 1880. delivered. SO INSET
0afs,
NEW AuMMAGE SALE, 1871 west
lake ave. september rs and 10
KAvANAGH hats. 1900. 1905 first.
81 GARAGES
PoRrAnLE EaraEes. Capitol a0aa.
Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

solitaire diamond ring.
set in white gold. Cost sl25. viii
soil this week for $50 Perfect
blue white stone O-g0 gtur