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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

NNr HE.fa f.NNH" T'N 70 NNH
WtrH q beat a. sea iT sh1uI 10 ri
mgu.r ug haze 10 straig our ryrH.
ygIsulHJ fh0 bsaf Gs 70 riscE and
faIis iH fhg BlefBrr1 WtsH q tresi
b. Fhgf7a i5iih tbC triad bl1turg. ~
tree aad ftr 0roaHa f0uHd about ~.
does not race aaa rock. Goa goH'
feiD 20 ab0lsh ftir annoying fca-
fgrr q me morisf u H.
When O. picture % boar IN al
storm rs taken. n iH usually out ~.
sra and n a genuine picture. n.
naturally follows that tie camera
man was not standing on lie water
but on another boat. and that other
boat vas moving M bud down vith
Tho waves This accounts Tor the.
rir.nH and falling n che boat IN The.
picture, n which you complain pr
lb1 picture could De taken from
land. or II a faxed picture. the.
waves cuui8 b. lrn out Mr Fayrs,
of The Greater TusatfrH Co, f1yf
this IL rur8 dgn that q picture Gel
genuine. and that thoss waves The
boats wear IN che picture, are per-
m6urut waves
ur Tyii N . cr0uiHg rooster
iH me cty limits q lgkcd upon ~
ihe H,lgh bofs az a public HuislHcc
lf3lr about a flock Of % or 80 hens
ithere ths oSaer turns o. ne cleo
fue Hghfs az 4;l5 a, 81 aHd puts
ihcm 10 layng. singing and c1sL-
iHkg What con b. done about ~
%. ".
Unfortunately. there is no hens
union. and an inhuman owner can
work them overtime II he sees o.
But n be becomes 70 noisy as 20
con dilute nuisance bee ihe
prosecuting attorney IN the county
city building about H.
Wr. Tizii. You haze LCIped OH
ere. 50 7 an coming 70 you for help.
Why is % that Seattle. tic Euppos-
sdly best lighted CITY "a the toorld,
has the frequent light faHuresf "
The lights must 90 on. trhV Should
IL occur jast trhca one has settled
dorm trith slippers and paper FOR q
comfortable eueuiugg
MRS. =. 81
The lighting department reports
that the only trouble they have
had recently was caused by a pole
switch burning out This has been
repaired and there should be no
more such trouble. or course. the
lights all bat their eyes" az the
curfcw hour. and also the lighting
aystom ia sometimes employed az q
police sigma, but this Is not fire.
quent.
Mr.. Firlt. icouder " the oinu-
ers o. fIle fheotsrs realise hoe much
nicer - ,nouid b. 70 hare clocks
irilere oil could aeo thsmt Often
QUO 70 t5rcci 20 rush OF. ard may.
Be miss TIE boat or an appointment
simply because The sbow, seas 50 in.
tcrcSfing the iCrist icatch lcas mol
consulted. MRS. q. q.
The thtater managers say that
the clock does not always III IN
with tho furniture or the scenery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
BY n. d. COCHRAN

bay6nsta into the imaginary
bowels of dummies made 20 req.
rratnt the enemy
Possibly monkeys could b.
taught Tire same tuctCs 10
might take longer 20 make ~
nrient f5ldiera our o. m5ukfyf.
but /, would be- time well spent
JscAuEs or the saving OF human
raw material Economically, too.
lhcru would be a saving BE-
cause The monkey soldiers would
not have 90 be clothed and fADl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

Besides they wouldn't have 20
be paid. and their dependents
would not have 20 Be psHslonsd
iu tie event q death on the
battlefield.
Really tAr lJs4 Of monkey
e1ldicrs ailug.ng AioiF w
having boys who would have TO
do the fighting n We have An.
other war In To nest genera
ton will be quick 70 sec the
advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Is thePennyP Postcard TOGO?

committee considering The stef.
Ling mu. hich would authorize
Increased postal rates 70 that
the posiofhco can grant q $685.
600 900 pay increase 20 employees.
Nearly half "a cont 81 lost on
cvAry postcard handled, IL was TO.
yrliod by experts from tho post.
office. testlytng before the com.
mittee. Postmaster General New
would Increase the price OF postal
cards 20 ono and ons.half cents
and would have stamps or that
fractional denomination printed
for mailing postcards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

specific police duties arc the
0enddrmcs The PalatiHo guards arc
rather q guard Of honor. and the
Noble Ouard mounted bodv1u1rd
trith verB limited service. The fire
brigade Is formed by the Guardie del
Fneco.
Q. What clergymen officIated at
the funeral Of Woodrow Wilson?
A. Bishop Freeman Of The Protest
ant Episcopal church. bisIop Of
Washington. and Or. TAYLOR The
pastor Of he Prssbuteri1n church to
tChich Mr.. Wilson belonged.
@. How arc Coney island sand
witches made?
4. There arc various recipes: one
Us TO cWt roll lenothteisr, put on
II not do0." or trqukfurter, ieitll
a teaspoon fuR OF diced rato onion
aud some ohHi sauce. HAMBURGER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
star. washinEtaR Burrap.
1872 New York Ave,

MTAsmNGToS. Dec. sI-Ths
w penny postcard with iis
familiar green stamp. which re-
minds you of lodgo niEht. or
which gives ynu q picture Of tho
hotel or tho mountain cg tho
beach that the folks arc visiting,
with their few words 81 greeting,
Is doomed. II recommendation 81
the posioffier for revising postal
rates hrr accepted by congress
Hearings arc now being held
here before tho congressional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
A Thought

lie which converteth the sinner
from tho error OF his way shall
save a soul from death, and Shall
hide a multitude Of sins.-Jas. v.;se-
A MAN 70 be converted has 10
n give up hts will. his ways and
hts thoughts.-D. l. Moody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

ard fYr ih'z rr son on ub-ts-sst,
f0uHeT have eliminated the eIse-
Should tag play happen 10 b. al
on "a drEu who're loving esur,-
,0nidrred neither time nor ID.
20 have a EiE Ben rfandlrr Oh n
the sleufry would bs IKE aart Il
THE end n ths n01r they say.
81 TirIts Pleu1- pabE,t ne
name and aadrefl ~ a7me firm fiaf
repairs eier'ng tgy iraiEa
O. RI
sJs3 Hadson Al
ar Tiut makes D. rule rst ~
enter into personal o. adrsrassr
matters but D. is evident that hs-,
b. a boy whose Christmas train Ia,
gone o. The track. II q. FvlT
take ths telephone directory All
look in ths back ~ II under IN
head - Electrical Repairing \,
viii ind the names of ssysri
houses any one n which can IA
him back on the track.
M. TiriG Wc fHd hat zee hare
mo rsqaeft for lioht az fte local
~ ggu phoa.d about few sag
ago-WeH Henderson ard SIN =
~. Same iaH BE- installed a. 90,
as poas.tlr. !. ~ ROSS,
s1Dt o. Lighting.
Attab9y. That - Wha. We csu
service.
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Erenina Up
ia ANTHROPISTS gave SlSo,ooo

I y III18HaN IIItN'I u - |NN| "I''I'I||'|I'7
i TO education and health I'm 1924.
These gifts eventually viii make the
average person more prosperous, accord
ing 10 the elder John D. Roekeleller's the
ory. He believes that poverty is the
result of ignorance and disease and that,
with these two causes removed poverty
viii vanish, II is a plausible idea, tho a
lot of uear-p0yerty is due 10 excessive
prosperity of others There Is Just so
much 20 go round. no more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

Thomas Jefferson. u Il claimed, in.
vented the swivel chair, his idea DO.
ing. no doubt. 10 furnish his party
with equipment for carrying on a
whirling campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Not q Boosting Matter

"JITELL, he didn't hang" was the
wv boastful, triumphant exclamation
of the attorney who defended the Rev.
Lawrence Hight.
Let's have look at Hight: He is an
Illinois preacher who wore the cloak of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

Answering the query. DO plants
suffer-" sc have only 20 mention
the pathetic ftct that tomatoes
have been grated on potato viues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

VOU can get an answer TO
i any question OF fact or In
formation by writing This Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1893
New York ave. Washington,
d. C., and Enclosing cents in
loose stamps for reply. no
medical. legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies. conf.
dentlal All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
THE HAnpINcs

a reader Of this column asks
for details Of tho life and death
Of former President Wurrcn q.
Harding md Of Mrs. Harding,
and her grandchildren Any Other
reader Wishing biographical lnu-
terial Of this kind should send
10 our Washington Bureau for
n three-paBe mimcoprnphcd
bulletin on the Ilardlugs, en-
cloging a 2-cent postage stamp
for reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Mr.. Fixit
Gets a New Bunch of Complaints,
Including Movie Sea Sickness;
Compliments Ross for Service

HERE'S the latest bunch Of troubles for Mr. Fxit The
II Stars trouble man II includes a new 0ne-a reador
who suffers from movie seascmes" And It doesn't tats
Mr. Fit long find os for her that movie seascknes
is an asset, not a liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported By the following men:
Paterson. Rudolph s.. Des Moines.
girl
Dunning. H. g.. 1929 nth ave. s. w.
boy.
scaley. Fri Edward. 1855 u First ave.
s.. boy.
willie. George Gustaf. 1916 Boylston
ave. girl.
Timmons. Thomas r.. 1850 10th ave.
s. w. boy,
Barker. Charles f., 1900 woodland
Park ave, boy.
McGovern. John H., 1900 Fremont
spansier, ". G. 2n7 s2nd ave. s..
boy.
ABB. Tskszo. s1s King st.. boy.
Hsyashi, kitaro. 1875 Hiawatba pl..
pevlin. james. 1893 18th ave. w.
Ksrrow. Walter A., 2ss5 Franklin
Cooke, Roy Roy r.. ssoa 10th ave. n. r.,
Higgins George A.. 1870 2srd ave.,
Hoksnson. Roger e., 42i Eighth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
DIVORCE RECORD

Flora Theresa link W. james GOV
Rose, desertion.
Maiy ~. John Husch. non.support.
mafgaret ". Marine Noal, cruelty.
sortlon. w
Ada Va. Henry Groenston. deao,tion
Bessie W. Ts Wolfe, deaeriIon
Margaret ~. Archie Thoborn, cruelty.
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Phone Owner at
IKE NwD-4567

CHANCE OF a LIFETtME
Business corner 50xi5o: conscrya-
tive value, $4,000. for $500 cash.
Store for yourself and five to rent
out. IS large rooms above for
hotel or apartments: entrance on
two streets: main corner at South
Bellingham. cannery and mill CEN
ter. opposite American National
Bank. joins T. o: cement street
improvements: 1923 taxes s23Q.
contains barber shop, chairs and
porcelain baths. tank. heater.
restaurant range. boiler, counter.
etc. brick vcncered building:
metal roof. other 3 corners never
vacant. Owners extensive Seattle
rug business prevents caring for
same. c. W. Waldron. 1899 Fourth.
Seattle. MA in-51s1; evenings.
MA in-3257.
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Reeheatsr. n y
INTENSIVE summer school courses
book keeping. shorthand and
sGccEss BUSINESS COLLEGE
SIS CRAZY BLDG Ma in-gkts
STORIES. poems. piays. etc. are
wanted Tor publication, Suhnit
Mss ~ write Literary EuTsau. ais
Hannibal No
EtGTlsit. pane playing TAUGHT. 500
Pine Il.
70 MALE HELP-WANTED
DON'T work for low wagss. Few
weeks training teaches you trade
paying s. TO ii4 day, We teach
auto paiutins. auto trimming,
metal finishing. auto body draft
ing. tool designing tineiudlnE
mathematical hrteklayinE. fln-
ished carpentry. ptaAtrfinR plumb
Ing tiieauaedl. atears fitting. pa.
peF hanging. interior decorating
sign painting shoN car writing.
construction, electrician fliefnseal
Sslect trade. Eet fRctp Write to-
day Trained men always find
work. Michigan School Of Trades.
Intsrurban BLDG. Detroit. Mich.
MAN in each town 10 plate auto
- -
yer mirrors. fefiuish beds. chRnde-
Hers, by new method. $40 daily
no capital or experience required
outfit furnished Write today
Gunmetai Co. % Obi. Decatur. III
EMPLOYMENT IN so. AMERfCA
We furnish classified lists contain
Ing addresses Of zss employers IN
Peru. Bolivia and Argentine for 81
South American Information Eu-
reau. Dept, s. Portland. orc.
MEN Experience uuneccssary;
travel; make secret Investigations.
reports. salaries. expenses. Write
Americana Foreign Detective AEsn-
ey. SEQ. St Louis. 40.
MEN. WOMEN. there is big money
IN the barber trade. Few weeks
completes. Call MOLEE BARBER
COLLEGE. 223 Occidental ave.
MODERN AUTO MD TRACTOR
SCHOOL. day and night Glasses.
Send for free cataIog No. Z, 700
Mercer ~.
AT ANNEX. 2004 sth. near WeEtiake
ave. clean. furnished, stcam-beated
bedrooms tmen1 free bath and
phone. Trans. 35c: weekly ;i.T5.
PIE. coffee and rolls or doughnut.
iec' hot cakes. Toe: 2 eggs lside).
1Oc. liz Main ~. Free Jobs 9S
Main Credit cheerfully given.
If Sam WeIafield can't repair your
watch. throw II away. 302 Union.
Bic Green Clock. Opp. postnffice.
FIREMEN. brak en1en. beginners
sl0O-52b0 (Which position7). Rail-
way. I-b. Star
wills. Henry " Friday Harbor Legal
holin, Llnue6. Seattle ...4.., Legal
Boglund. Charles. Tacoma Legal
Wallin, Christine. Tacoma . Legal
Wright, Leland Allen. Seattle 22
Daman. ELAN Lucille Monte
Yldeo. Alinn. .....s..4.s..4.. 20
cekslo. James ". Seattle ...Leeai
Baker. Amy Ada. Seattle ...... Lega i
Pence. George CreAaey. Edmonds. ~
stephe nson. Blanche Sidwel. Sc
attic .s......s....s.... .......1s
Carlisle. Gerald Tory. Seattle N
dAblaing, Margaret Jean. Eliens-
Duig .'...ssss........ III
scatter. Dan H.. Seattle ..s.f.eRai
Cummings. Sue b., Seattle Legal
DEATHS
Golphin. Helen NanOn. 80, t030lL
Jackson st.. May ~.
Couillard, Mary e., So. zoe First ave
~, May 81.
Cunningham, Thomas PEI or, 60, 4s42
y5th ave. =. W.. May 81.
Pattent Baby infant. 4110 4th sye.
| y. w. May 20.
| Cant Tf.nn m rt5 x,...,t. -
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AMOS FOR SALE
Auto Bankers Association
SECOND AND nATrEHf sr
IA in-feet

Auku DdliktIn fAcnbCldhAbll
SECOND And nATrERf sr
MA insieet
SPECIAL SALE
1855 chssrals, s-rsss $50 Down
1898 rord Touiiar lilo Down
1898 Ford sedan ........ 30 pos %
i'n chevrolet s.rs's go Down
isu Oakland s.rsss i's Do~a
ls,i Ford nus starter $50 Down
1881 Quick s.Ps,s .... 800 Down
1891 Dedss Roadster as Down
No Interest Charged
Easy Terms
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL ~ n
The Auto Bankers viii EiYt the beat
prices and terms iu Seattle Cell
aud see us After calling on other
dealers. we know We VIII ssil you.
hs no one can beat us on prices
terms ana beautiful care.
send ron FREE tNfonNATIoS
SWEET
Now Look
1918 chsyrois, s.rss, $40 Down
1919 Ford s.Pss'......"..ils Down
1859 rora Roadster ,..... 81 Down
1894 Briseos Roadster 80 Down
1881 ch'rrol', Ross'tsf 10 Down
1880 Mitchell IS, s;r; go. ....-... nis
1891 nri,sos s.r,,' n' Pun Prize.
1913 Kins 8 Spa" SOC Pun Price
1890 Chevrolet nas ,.. i'o down
1918 Packard '.rs's noo Dovn
1891 oia.mosn' ssdsu 'ioo De~a
1881 rotd sedan ....... $50 Down
1879 ro'a Coupe ....~ 'i' Down
i'so Chandler Coupe r' Down
Roll'.Roye, t.Pa,, 1859 Down
Lincoln Coupe. ,.rA,s 1899 Down
i'si overland s.ra.. mi Down
Open All Day Today
Till s P. NJ.
SEC as after you look at other cars
Ne Will give you terms that won
make u hard for you 60 handle
Ask hnY othsf person or dealers.
u they car meet our terms
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Campfire Girls

NdiIiplHC Vii 10
mo psaod nom lvne i6th 10
Jams zsth. ftu be- camping COZ,
ieltncg All Campfire groups la
seattle and nearby towns are urgcd
a. srnd az least onc delegate The
expense is the same as tQf any iWo.
usvk rsffoa sis Transportation b.
81 cents round trip Registration
j. cpsn and the period IS nlling
RAPIDLY Parents wishing confer
sDces regarding Camp Seslth with
Ailss Ruth Brown should cali Miss
Brown az CA piliiss. only siris
who prove themselves gOcd campers
Win hs retained la camp more than
one period.
The folleNing dates have been
tsken for District Council Fires on
hoard ship
Monday. May ssih Lincoln dis
frlct. Including the groups 81 the
following guardians Mrs. Ragley.
Miss n. Ciinean. Mrs. pieckman.
AIRS. Harris Miss 4 Htmphin. Mrs
Mars. Jones Mrs Marsoif Miss
MILLER Mrs. Mckinley. Alice Paul.
son. Frances Wolfe. Mr.. zesb. Flre.
flies 81 Miss A Thompson.
Wednesday. May ssth Queen
Anne, Including Mrs hurley MarEs,
~ calder. Miss coughlin. Mrs Dent.
Airs Evans. Mrs. Ferree. Mrs. II
~oed Fryer. Mrs. Lucy Fryer. Mrs
i4slely, Miss MacNair Miss Quinn.
Mis- Van NuyS AIRS Walsh. Mrs
,;rosss. etc.
Monday. June I. puvamish Val.
ley and West Seattle.
Thursday. June 5. Ballard ana
Woodland park districts
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL DRIVE
\ message from Campfire head.
quarters.
al The New Camaraderls honor
20 every sirl securing five subserip.
tions,
"a A weekend a. camp for every
girl IN the group securing the great.
sst number "a minimum number
n 500
80 Choice Of the annual snow
Shoe trip or a week At Camp Scaith
70 the three girls securing thu
greatest number OF subscriptions
tl And big surprise 10 the
group averaging five subscriptions
each with a minimum ot 80 by No,
MEMBER IL.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Guaranteed Used Cars
Sold by
Reputable Dealers

Mean that your purchase ~ e used
Car ta aafe1uafdsd asHlntt fsisf
represents flpn. and eliminate al
chances ~ fear on Ynuf paff that
fhs automobiles sfs net tight
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1923 Columbia Sedan

psss run only = Gee miles Cost
nsN about 81 700 ssns than e year
ego. 1886 De- our price now
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Camp sealth announces some Of
rs councillors Among the old
councillors who have returned to
camp Seaith for another season:
Niss Peggy Hazard. Who has
been az Whitman coilege walla
waiia. Miss Peggy win again have
charge OF the poStoffice.
Miss katherine Washer. stu
dent at Bellingham normal Miss
Kathryn win b. IN charge of wood,
blocking and stenc.iing
Misses winifred Herrlek. Jean.
netfe Johnson and Mildred Casey.
University OF Washington students,
assisting with sports.
Miss Meina Rogers. University Of
Washington student. clerical work.
Miss Mary Halter. University OF
Washington student. athletics
Miss Marjorie Kline. instructor in
SPORTS and crafts.
Misses Thelnia Livingstone and
Nera Page. University Of Montana.
assisting in sports and crafts.
Miss Gladys Lathers. director Of
physical education At Lincoln high
school. win be in charge Of camp
craft
Misses Irene Williamson. Katrina
BRADLEY and Anita Van Huseu. all
from Mills college. Miss Irene win
~ in charge OF water sports. assist.
81 b. Miss Katrina and Miss Anita.
The Misses Aureiia Casey. MiehI.
gan Margaret Fegtly. Beren.cc Mil.
Ter. Betty Gundlach and Dorothy
George win assist.
Fifty Campfire Girls. approved
hy camp directors. will be allowed
10 sign up for the entire season.
The program for these girls will
vary somewhat from the short.
term program. The following girls
have already registered There are
openings for e girls Applications
must be made in person to Miss
Ruth Brown.
Helen Gray. Elizabeth Frye. Mil
drcd Snyder. Mica Lopp. Gertrude
Mccain. Elaine Brygger peggy
Avery. Betty Billings. Ann Elmorc.
Mary EImorc, Betty Como. Mary
Service Gabrielson. Kate Hayes,
Emily Hayes. Martha Hayes. Nat
allie Cohen. Gretchen Cohen. Peggy
Stanley. Polly Stanley. Patty stan
Iey, Catherine Baum. EIinor Brown.
Betty Ransom. Hazel F.riderici.
Helen Meisnest. Millicent Palmer.
An invitation has been received
from the Grand Army Of the Repub.
lic inviting all Campfire Girls 10 par.
ticipate in the parade and exercises
on May 30 at 10 O'Clock a. m. All
Campfire groups Interested in par.
ficipating in the Memorial day sery.
ices are asked to report their names
At Campfire headquarters.
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1921 Buick 5-Pass.

and IL real buy for i5it. Tsrms
and trades accepted.
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I-ADIES' HOME loURNAL nRIy

DIsH,TowEI. DAY. MAY 81
\ surprise box" FOR The group
turning in the greatest number OF
hemmed towels. Use sugar or flour
sacks. One Campfire girl who
knows what The surprise box
contains. says 10 tell sou it's worth
piles and piles OF dish-towels.
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As MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
WASH DAY

WASH DAY
No need 20 be Tired any mere b.
cause lfH mashaaY THE AEM
ZENITH WASHER makes wash
HaH pleasure fFFfN women Of
eeaftif should have one ~ these
dandy Washers,
amaH rsIment dawe with rrEu-
laf monthly pas meutf. brings this
zENfrH wAsaER. 10 your home
fnf the next WHHhdHi Cali. and
zee them todsy.
APPLIANCE SALES a SERVICE 80.
1873 Iikhth Ave III lot sos
q ". WILLIAMS 90.
SASH AND DOORS
screen doors ~ 90 tttoi cupboard
doors 1.piY veneer panel iist 20
- With double strength Eiass
snd weed bare $50 h ttgti
white spruce hrsadhoards. zee.
medicine chests. 90 hanE 90 wall
aei with cssinE % sft ln we'll,
Ntni FAfhrs dosrs tf a. fttak
Miiis ~ tHtE ILLUSTRATED
values IN al kinds ~ miliWnrk
ana fixtures for the home Abso-
lutte Satisfaction guaranteed.
o. ~ WILLIAMS 60
1917 Fir.t Ave = Seattle
WI have Two ued HuicK g.
cflirdtf motors lea coed me-
chaniCai condition. complete
with siaftsf generator. car
bufftor and vacuum system.
hlta clutch
Cen furnish regular BUICK II
speed transmission m desired
PRICES VERY Low
soc george Wagner 81 our
uheissais building tteg tlth
ave Phone "a st-otts
ELpnipGE buick COMPANY
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1919 Nash Sedan. s745

aud fspalntsd. Look a.
THIS car and yea viii appreciate
lie value immediately
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LOST AND FOUND

PARTY who vas seen picking up
sick babyfe PCT female bull terrier
iu the vicinity Of seventh and
Pike. return 20 1915 Seventh Ave.
Reward Aito for information.
III. iot-sasi
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DEATHS

Dolphin Helen Nanon. 30, 1890 u
Jackson st.. May %.
Conillard, Mary r., So. zoe First ave
~, May 81.
Cunningham, Thomas Pc yor, GO, 4s42
35th ave. 3. W.. May 81.
y. W, May 20.
Cock. John, 50. 5f7 Yesler way. May
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81 FOR sALE-ACREAGE
Cheap-Our

J-hcFe. nearly new home. north Of
Seattle. blocks n Broadway: only
$1,000; terms. $3.50 down. $40 per
month. VIII sell 200 chickens and
COW on terms. See Mrs. Peterson
or Nr. Lanpman. Dos 2rd ave. Sc
HtnnN
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Personal.
DANCE

The wonderful new dancing patlilpn
Al SILVER Lake will open SATtE
DAY NIGHT NAY - also Sunday
afternoon and evening
Music ufpie and Gold Screens
ders GOOD TIM. - EVERY
BODY LETS co
PLEASE come need you. teit
aiFd w uettv
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2 FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRLS. w0msntfg up. Government
lehs. 81. t0-t3e0a year List po-
sltions free. Write Immediately.
franklin Institute. Dept 1877.
Rochester. n T.
INTENSIVE summer school courses
book k~epinE. shorthand and
typeNritinE.
SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE
6ts cRABY EtnG MA misses
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MODERN AUTO MD TRACTOR
SCHOOL day and night classes.
Send for free cataIog No. z. 700
Mercer ~.
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AT ANNEX. 2004 stu. near Westiake
ave. clean. furnished. stcam-bented
bedrooms (men1. free bath and
phone. Trans. 35e. weekly ;i,T5.
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9 MALE HELP--WANTED

IN SO. AMERICA
We furnish classified lists contain
ing addresses Of zss employers Ia
Peru. Boiivia and Argentine Tor 81
South American Information Eu-
reau. Dept $. Portland ore
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MEN. WOMEN. there is big money
In the barber trade. Few weeks
completes Call MOLEH BARBER
COLLEGE. 223 Occidental ave.
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STORIES. poems. piass. etc. are
wanted Tor publication submit
Mss. er write Literary EuTsAu. as
Hannibal. No
KlGTisit. pane playing taught sos
Pine at