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CARSON COLLVEGE CAR HAIRDRESSING Send Ms Your Sizes and We Will NOW 'L a BUSINESS Third Floer Yala Bidg 15 SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 THE SEATTLE SBTAR p—— ETR— ! i ! s T l e 2YED TR N “ 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED)45 MISCELLANEOUS | I'he Seattle» Star MAY "ELLERS & HAIRDRESSERS FOR SALF I"INI)1 earn io weekiy, and the de | 1 YOU'LL JlB 535 DOOS SARH AN Published Daily at 1307 Beventh Ave mand the Wa & pir | exceeds supply CO USED O 1L WILLIAME Seattle, Washington a woaks and ! teach you how in few o ° {Sash for inclosing porches Keep| S " TR assiat to a you ! warmer ?nnlh-'n wour house and cleaner. | BUY CARSON COLLVEGE CAR HAIRDRESSING Send Ms your sizes and we will NOW 'l A BUSINESS Third Floer Yala Bidg. Cpp. P O g " ’ |i "I give factory i l S MA ip-23%4 you priees, SERVICES "'l-un h doors, garage doors mirror| { | GINRLS deairing tdeal afflce positions and \' doora benches Bbles for qres by K\H«l inveatigate : A»e ! and good ralaries, bregakfanst nooks. sood Miorneysal-law will} cuuTrEe tevied ' g B and B West, { .. shaore QRN al cablinet work cupbosrd 3e '4 ‘I!. Wl l*'m. iy yleraan I, Farrell 845 Dex Complometer Coanpany Lowmei all start & L Lawyer, 'l “doots, doors and windows For | EBERHARTER’S u‘:::-::erton CRARCS ave Allcan Advi¢ o (ree0 . Nidg, Cherry st near First ghurch Sunday evening i BUfposes (0 Will Handlk !- r-l.lnlfu:;; ole, are Dralnbosrds, STOHIES, poembs, plays i flour bing Sedicin Better Used . we =~aty Tila viecs i & St Submit , (Rrs Pune AL 0 for IWABi T, DAL 33 ihokaB ke 11, ) wanied publiogon ) cabinetls | libGarford Motor ¥ruck ' 1924 M Thoma A out - | why or l.i"ul) ; Elizabeth o MSE. wiite Bureau, weather keepse day for i .!_l?d.r,\fl cases .I" mod. MA n‘l. T303 Mubber strip, | | ARE NEARLY NEW CARS » saver of of at 121 uni Mo wind and dust. A sure ‘ Inc. | AND BACKED BY A at 5 ils, \b“l A free Joseph Allen, lawyer | ‘.l.’l?lhll Co., ARE Chevrolet Superior ° of *"A':"“'l- | 1 10 & foot yatlly Lavelrs cases. 50: wants fuel GUARANTEE -~ Loary Bld. BL lot-3983 I YOUNG duetor's family girl | WRITTEN bst ; | All | Windshield and pedan duor \\' ( { for general housework, small chil gloss s ~_“1..'- |l.. BAFE, ECONOMICAL., DE- Eng ~ Electrie Machinery convenlence i Nghts replaced while you wait UNED poel, ' k. ! j dren; every modern 5 1 ; TRUCKS i ! FENDABLE TRANBPURTA st face Ak fur catalog iy direct Vi S corporations conduct BOCONT--SOLD—RENTHED GA | ! TION by with How | Here ) ar ) i ann t T L -G tory prices and save money, shown to OUR GHREAT VOLUME O} s it was busi sis being Chi MONTELIUS PRICE CO._Seattls Plane 306 Pine out your 1.1‘!..*: knowing thelr |W. _‘-’\u tanght. Mrin's. O, B WILLIAME COMPANY |l QUALITY BIGHT ’ X . | DUSINESS ENABLES USs used It has & nds of ex- China, by meana "W i Py ever gese merchant 1942 Firat Ave, B, Heattls TO OPERATE cost in over L Furrier. | 1 \\.‘u-h 11 ‘ PAY CABH, tras. costing 3100, total O MOYINE SITUATION—FEMALE a shipme picture N ounc-half Vilean ON CLOSERR MARGIN, for 3470 of IROTH FUR GO repairing, remodel- | LFOR BALE, prive, A of car new, §730; will sell Shanghal M IAWTLL.care for children. §B¢ an hour almont ; ! . AND BELL. ON EABIEST fims 1 y y : Ing and manufscturing Bxpert | ’ swooth-top gos range, |. Trucks n yer taay termn mew: also ges heater fgr TERMS China e work. Prices that please you | _.'_i"nnl-lh‘rs . hot ]!72 FOR EXCHANGE—- Light 3 | the l;nr ! BAS , 339 Peoples llank Ridg ; one gas radiant fire. | sby A church's 9 MALE WANTED ! ;")n!-m REAL ESTATE University HELP il - '23 Chevrolet Sedanette 1924 and Oplometring , organ will be Jedicated Sat ! _._ETNH!" 3 and MA in- ELDER 14008 gew pipe | 100 MEN WANTED HOLD- ER-NEWT ring |, | 460 I with R o low abh, DAY evening, Willam ¥rasc: Faterson IWho ate afflicted with rehumatinm 1923 for good heat. lump| ! 3085 Star urday | IDODGE LIGHT ~ 350 ’ Coupe BRTEBMUSTE to or coal. Price will L Delly | a Spe to drink Radium Water, intro i eg& nutl sur-| Booue ted organist, pIAYInE Attorneys Just like mew; paint and upholste: : )‘llrm the marvelous results ob prise Yyou, town It duece 2 i ...., 630 Smartest In is the the day ceme Al& Romeyn Jansen f4OB closed mode!l Just same as olal progran IPATENTS procutyd tained, 1t is free for 0% free {7 PROMPTLY abselutely TFURNACE COAL, lump, ) ;u_mnmu ' and span as It cams from factory chance fol Spick when Here & Miss Irts Canfield will { will sing and Highesat references. Heat ll'lllf" i u limited tme Bring your own u |GARPORD 1-t0n.........1.200 | . ; burning. mised with high-grads | | | | from factory, and driven hardl) you to save 3400 on the purchase “celic OWATSON B COLEMAN, 440 »t two-quart sontainers coal, 8 delivered no one wo viny the I cuking steam enough break it in. From prac- of & good coupe and ! seattle ORE REVIGORATOR OMLC, %00, csvsesensss 450 Washington, 1x offive HADIUM PLIUT-5420 OUFEN EN : { new eord tires to you & ca? Sealt B.\l\tzhf i Ueally sparkling { know that had used Shlesment of 1 A { 1818 Ave, Near Pine Arcade Bidg 4th AT 1 Your old batt finish and spotless velour uphol- manuia 400 | & Vo, "__'n“_l Phone El.lot-24%% Mton. .uunni. Garter Rice paper : 10MC sun ‘PP GORIN, Patent Attorney, Pat- ! BATTERIES 34" %8 "res || ] . stery It Js Just perfect; has drives wpere, predicied prosperity | 19 socured. developed and sold, FORD touring or delivery and | Euarsntesd batt, Hecharging and | i { I visor, sutomutie awipe, tep Oakland Sedan enty i for on sampling cam- annual bangquet at tiyn SOS-8-7T Central Seattle. | 3 weeks 1425 plates, motometer and cagle at their t nidg | repairing. Blghth, by a W, palgn all clty work: mileage will Medium Trucks trunk and bars on Used only four months § j MA In-0290; €OO I at. N. Wash- MEAL SNAP—Fisherman's water- ' wings, sport Friday | g | | careful who went to Cal pie i mot excoad 30 milos day, The rear, In Ariver, n G por French large steering wheel; fact, ! 3 '“_l_g\nu. j ex- ; tight Knee boots kip 3 left car with us tao be firm known R driver 1o all eperating a!l desirable accemsorien. Hevond fornia and brokerage | pay GARFORD 245-ton, 3 A pew as estabs leather, 35, Call 48 W, | | ons I MASON. Penwick, Lawrence. | state : only p. | suld & sacrifice This is Ahen answering eoe vevcins oo .+ 52,350 offered at an penses 73 SUBURBAN REAL JOBE question greatest bargain S Pratté Co. has opened office in 2031 ave, | with | lshed 3881, Advics and booklet A-26, First Rydnes of those Oaklands four whes Adgress " I | In months, BSmall amount per day P, { down payment the Lowman bullding and spe- free. 432 Durke | [ STa— . .R ESTATE FOR SALE long 1900 brakes, Duco finish and balloor will | Nidg. [ Sealtle Star GARFORD, 2-ton, and easy terms will make 1t YOUR dea ! . Sewing Machines | tires and extras too numerour ° calize in salmon backed our ELECTRICITY Gught by experts | CAR, by written guar- R k Monuments : $5.00 and up: easy terms. White '] ‘wYEIIBIIAI.. 2+«ton, long. 1,000 mention. of at home antee a charge conspiring to defeal Marble and { Barn while youjlearn Marhine ("~ ave .' l .55.31,7%0 O PUGET SOUND Bewing 1818 4th ! This car cost new . Granite | lessong : | in St. Blectrical book snd proof || GARDFORD, 1.5501 cost 226 law Paul, Fred 15t and Virginia. Established 1% Extra equipment ... the dry ( | and ‘RIREQ Your Hat 1 free Batisfaction guarantesd old | -ton | Seattle ‘,';'.. Bq“TTl‘Ql\lEh More Real arrest and ! e ..'“’ 1) ‘“, ! Bargains! Pollard to ,|;' Is under in position secured Write Chief aanrronp, 1% cost exchange for Hatiery guaranteed Ll iten _ Total sesesssecsssi9B held for feder ) Plane Tuners Euglnesr Cooke, 2140 Lawrenss lung . 1,600 | A L Oone evar 1319 K. Madison ‘23 ..39%5 \ Hupmobile Coupe 1 flt M ave, A . st-0831 e N Chicago purss Johm Strom, EA 15 ‘2l Nash Touring e LBS i O, from | have moved & .. LI3BO U. Truck, 1% BAYS ave, YOU oiviavossesih URB g ith § POOTY WANTED AT ONCU GOOD AWALDRON -ton 1o He ela POY FOR 23 Hudson Coach cssee OB Surgeons 1332 FPourth to 1513, 14 sand 1“ : Phasicians, man L 22 evening DOWNTOWN ROUTE Ulds Your 8edan........ 79 Bixtd and [Pine o 780 Friday 1 between Pike WHITE, 14, <ton SCHOOL BOY PREFERRED. AP . 21 ANN JANE FINLEY. midwife (state | tel- Palge Sport . cese 895 | AT THE | Rugs and furniture, Same We wil! take your old car and g UChion Pucific o 8 ) J 240 Eants PLY IN PERSON CIRJCU- 23 Ford Coups sine NI i registered): residence | number for with _! ephhne 5 ou 158 to it, t) M- '23 months pay main walting om of LATION DEPARTMENT THE ¢ Btude Dig ¢ 998 ila the | Sport cee ave Sl i Y‘?;" _\‘,\Vprl?l.lllsl._ ! BTAR. SEVENTH AVE. A TTRILNT BRYTPLANER ENDE ' Trucks Just & small payment down, Hid. i ATTLE Heavy ‘3B Noash Bport ..ooccovvenee 3B Ualon 9 wik Saturday Pantaiges depo Suite 400 UNION AND UNIVEWR- Special 355,35 hair; $0.50 cord ‘32 Chandler DR.ANGUS, BETWEEN ' | l Sport cvasee B 3 | Miwauk road employes Women's dizorders. i svening. , allmenis, SITY BTB i GOOD LUMP COAL $8.30 TON, |- ......3 200] ‘2l Nash Coupe 7456 i KELLY, 3%-temn 1 .
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