SALESMEN WANTED B CANDY AREAS AT HOME OR SMALL
Salesmen wanted for B candy areas at home or small towns. No experience required. Earns from 30 to 100 weekly. Send self addressed envelopes for particulars. Bon Candy Makers Co Philadelphia Pa.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
11
Salesmen wanted for B candy areas at home or small towns. No experience required. Earns from 30 to 100 weekly. Send self addressed envelopes for particulars. Bon Candy Makers Co Philadelphia Pa.
Listings span 3 room cottages, bungalows, acreage with fruit trees, and 17 room apartment houses. Properties include 6 acre ranches near Seattle, Queen Anne and Ballard avenues, and affordable homes with terms. Also offers for trades, exchanges, and business opportunities in manufacturing and real estate investments.
65 year old carpenter Daniels sustained serious injuries when a ladder fell backward while he carried shingles to a roof at 1156 Republican Street. He was treated at City Hospital where doctors fear a broken collar bone and a gash on his wrist.
A car broke loose from its moorings on a steep James street grade Thursday night and rolled down the hill, stopping against a telegraph pole at Fifth Avenue and James Street. The vehicle, front end ruined, is licensed to Mrs. Emma Hackett of Edmonds.
John Loose 23 and Arthur Zasco 18, barbers, were arrested by Patrolman Roy Davis in Leschi park Thursday night. They allegedly drank a pint and a half of grape and were charged with disorderly conduct.
Jap hotel owner Yashi Trustsus of the Sherman at 104 Senecast was arrested Friday morning on liquor charges. Dry squad officers say three quarts of Canadian whiskey were found in his hotel desk as the case goes to city jail for answer.
Dry squad agents raided the home of Joe Bridch and Nick Vidor at 622 10th Ave on Thursday night and seized a large still nine gallons of grape 20 gallons of mash and 55 quarts of beer. Bridch and Vidor are held on liquor charges.
The district attorney's annual report shows federal liquor fines totaling 89 300 14 for the year ending June 30 1921. The figures come from the completed report prepared by Mrs. Ethel Dutton chief clerk.
Deputy U.S. marshal Tom Waters confiscated 26 cases of chili powder under the pure food and drug act. A thief ransacked HB. M. Casey home at 1216 West 73rd Thursday evening taking about $10 cash, a gold watch and a gold lavallier left behind by a wife and family away for 45 minutes.
Paris reports the French minister of public instruction issued a circular ordering all government school pupils to wash hands before meals. The action follows a Marseilles headmaster ban on washing hands to save water, drawing parental protests and newspaper editorials.
Three heavy passengers boarded an air express to London and the pilot could not get the plane airborne. A second aircraft was brought in and two of the overweight travelers were moved to it.
Dublin July 22 Dr Ada English a woman physician has been elected to a seat in the south Irish parliament.
Montevideo reports a special commission backing absolute prohibition of work on holidays with double pay, applying to both employees and employers.
Hamburg reports tuberculosis specialist Dr Otto Jaenicke jailed for six months, two year citizenship loss, and a 15000 mark fine for usury after billing patients too high. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway has 650 miles of its road electrified.
Lynch, longtime Seattle singing teacher and director of the Temple choir, is credited with making The Wayfarer possible and shaping a 3000-strong chorus. Darwin Meisnest of the University of Washington assists with ticket sales and stadium debt relief efforts, organizing a high speed box office operation at the Arena.
In Catford England on July 22, Lewis Hector Clark aged 18 years earlier suffered a monkey attack from a tree. He later died from an epileptic fit with doctors attributing his death directly to the fright caused by the incident.
In Geneva on July 22 political circles discuss a national petition urging Switzerland to expel ex Emperor Charles and his family immediately though the former ruler has promised to leave by the end of August.
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