Classified Advertisements and Notices in The Seattle Star
A collage of help wanted, business ads, and notices. Items include female help wanted postings, postal service and civil service exam notes, household care and janitorial offers, painting and decorating services, lost and found items, wanted to learn driving, and miscellaneous sale and rental listings. Names, addresses, and contact references appear throughout.
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Ketler
Becona Ave
Elliott
Leonard
Civil Service Iner
Equitable Lidg
Kington
D. C
Compometer Co
Weisfield
Civil Service
Equitable
Washington, D. C
Olympia Package Co
Olympia
Seattle Star
Ox Hewitt, Jr
Seaboard
Spokane Weisfield C
Union
Real Estate For Sale and Exchange Listings
Real estate ads show multiple properties for sale or exchange near Seattle area. Listings include 14x22 shell homes with fruit trees and garden, 2 miles inside city limits priced around 960 dollars with cash option, a $2 250 home with rooms and garden, and several 6 room or 4 room houses with down payments and monthly terms. Also offers for land and acreage, exchanges, and property services with various contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roua E. S. SobriLow
Greenwood
C. A. Dawson
Greenwood Ave
Sunset
Ae Nutes
Third
Algona
Ain
Arket
H. C. Peters
Third Ave
Costa
Town
Seattle
Charles Somers Co
Alaska
Skagit County
HH. C. Pet
Trade-in Light Cars Reconditioned For Sale at Opsteen
We have taken in trade on several Gardner light cars all reconditioned in our shop. See the shop card for work done. Chevrolet Royal Mail roadster with 6 tires new paint top and overhaul priced at 375. 1918 Oakland Six touring freshly painted with 5 tires top upholstery in fine condition priced at 625. East 100.
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Maxwell
Shopecard
Oakland
1921 Skeeters and the Rise of Rolling Em Lower Fashion
Describing the 1921 mosquitoes as ferocious and bloodthirsty, the piece blames fashion trends like knee-length skirts and rolled stockings for increasing their appetite and reckless behavior. Dr. Swinburne cites these styles as empowering the pests to seek bright lights and easy meals, signaling an epidemic-like summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Hood's Canal
R. ©. Swinburne
Woman Admits Storing Liquor in Home Case
In Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court Mrs. Beulan Woelke admitted storing liquor at their home and making beer for household use. She helped her husband prosecute D. N. Schoonover and Jack Palmer, charged with burglary after posing as deputy sheriffs. The court took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woelke
Attorney challenges county jury panel in court
In a criminal case before Judge Mitchell Gillam on Monday, attorney R J Meakim questioned the present jury panel's qualification as new law requires jury members to be drawn by the county assessor rather than the county clerk. The motion to dismiss the jury was denied after consultation with the superior court bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Gillam
R. J. Meakim
Superior Court
Gilliam
DIRECTORY OF LAWYERS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
A historical Seattle directory listing attorneys at law, patent experts, accountants, chiropractors, loan services, builders, repair services, and professionals. Includes J P Ball, Capt John W Maupin, Gorin Patents, Reynolds Rey, Hansen & Co, Turner Chiropractic, Jennings & Jennings, money lenders, and various trades. Addresses and phone numbers noted for several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Eae CK P
Gorin
Pat-Sok
Keearlens
Secur
Central
Seattle
Wash
Washington
D. G
Harry Bowen & Co
Arctic
Effency Mechanical Consulting Enancers
Synolds
L. Rey‘de
Eestablished
Ideattic
U. 8
Palmer Schop
Denny
Main
RELIA
Third Ave
Drunken Orgg in Barnyard at La Villa Sells Bust
On a Lake Washington shore chicken ranch near La Villa deputies seized a large still found under the house and dumped about 200 gallons of mash on an incline to the chicken quarters. Jimmie Aldrich was absent during the visit as residents watched the odd barnyard scene and an investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Aldrich
la Villa
Lake Washington
Ann Lee
R. E. Murphy
Tom Morgan
Aldrich
Wholesale Paper Men in Session in Portland Meeting
Wholesale paper merchants from the Pacific Northwest and California convene in Portland for a two day semi annual convention. Walter D. McWaters presides as meeting opens with Frank Stratford and B N Coffman in attendance representing the Pacific Trades association.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
California
Walter D. McWaters
Frank Stratford
B. N. Coffman
San Francisco
Pacific Trades Association
Car Crash Injures Two on City Street
A speeding street car struck an auto driven by Henry J. Mullins at 12th avenue and Henderson street. E W Kinser, riding in the auto, suffered a broken jaw and crushed fingers when the vehicle overturned. Mullins received a sprained back and knee and leg bruises. both were treated at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Mullins
Ninth Ave
12Th Ave
Henderson St
E. W. Kinser
Woodlawn Ave
Mullins
Captain Fined for Booze on City of Spokane
Captain Thomas J. Quinn of the City of Spokane was met by Deputy U S Marshal Frank Colligan in Seattle after landing with unmanifested liquor. Customs found about 34 quarts of liquor on the ship and Quinn was fined $500, unpaid, and summoned to federal court on June 16 to explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Quinn
City of Spokane
Seattle
United States
Frank Colligan
Spokane
Quinn
Park Band Concerts Unlikely This Year
City councilmen refuse to pass a deficiency appropriation and the park board lacks funds to sponsor summer band concerts. Council says the park board must use its annual appropriation to cover concerts, while officials in Kalispell, Montana consider a land office registrar nomination for Robert M. Goshorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Washington
Harding
Senate
Kalispell
Mont
Robert M.goshorn
Peru Centennial Exhibit Set for Lima International Fair
The Chamber of Commerce announces many exhibits will be shown at the International Industrial Exposition in Lima Peru from July 28 to November 15. The event celebrates Peru’s centennial anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Chamber of Commerce
Women to March in July 4 Anti Day Parade in New York
New York reports a large volunteer surge for an anti prohibition July 4 march led by Miss Belle Norton. She will accept applications for the women's division at 31 Chambers St. The event aims to rally 200000 demonstrators in the first anti prohibition parade since the lid was clamped down. Frank Co. Drake called the effort a broad show of American freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition
Belle Norton
Gwendolyn
Jobs filled for ex soldiers list of hires
Fourteen jobs were filled by veterans on the first workday as ex service men waited at Rainier Noble post American Legion for assignments. The Star American Legion service handled calls at Eliott 0479 and listed names with addresses and preferred roles such as laborer driver clerk and blacksmith helper.
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Star-American Legion Employment Service
Eliott
Rainier-Noble Post
American Legion
Stuart Building
T. A. Kusoff
Third Ave
Main
George Akselsen
Garfield
G. P. Porter
Ave
S.W
Elliott
West
Donald W. James
42Nd St
North
Harvey Bouth
Harry G. Alway
Jerrold Sitts
Aurora Ave
Ballard
Medkial Torris
32Nd Ave
East
George Anderson
Second Ave
U. S. Land Office to Remain in Seattle
E F Blaine, representing Seattle Chamber of Commerce, announced from Washington that the U S Land Office will stay in Seattle. U S Land Commissioner B Spry confirmed the decision. The chamber has proposed cheaper site options than current Central Building rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Blaine
Chamber
Washington, D. C
U. S
B Spry
Blaine
Disabled soldiers exempt from poll tax in government training program
The prosecuting attorney's office advised County Treasurer William A Gaines that disabled soldiers in vocational training whose only income comes from the U S government are not required to pay the poll tax. Deputy Prosecutor Arthur Schramm Jr wrote the opinion.
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U. S
William A. Gaines
Arthur Schramm, Jr
Papoose Lost On Yesler Way Car
A report to the Muny railway lost and found department states a native infant, a papoose, was lost on a Yesler Way car. Only a coat, identified as containing the papoose, was turned in, with no further information disclosed.
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Department of the Muny Railway
Chica go, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rwy wage cut won’t cut freight
H E Byram, the railroad president, says a 12 percent wage reduction ordered by the railway labor board will save about eight million dollars, nearly covering the railroad’s tax bill. Buyers’ Week plan forms display by local manufacturers and jobbers during July 25 to 30 with exhibits organized by material class.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. E. Byram
Road
Byram
Railway Labor Board
Seamen Recovered After Wednesday Strike Riot Stabbing
Fred H. Bunker and K. A. Morten son, two seamen stabbed in Wednesday's strike riot, show improvement in City Hospital Mortenson, severely injured, was initially feared fatally hurt.
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Fred H. Bunker
K. A. Mortenson
Mortenson
Federal Grand Jury Convenes Tuesday Morning
A federal grand jury is scheduled to convene at 10 a m Tuesday. About three quarters of the heavy calendar involves alleged narcotic law violations.
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Federal Grand Jury
Soldier Bonus Plan Revival Set for Congress
The soldier bonus measure championed by Senator McCumber and the American Legion is revived for action this session. It may pass the House again and move to the Senate, with aims to become law by July 1 1922. Five options include adjusted service pay, certificates, vocational aid, home or farm aid, and land settlement benefits.
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McCumer
North Dakota
American Legion
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
United States
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
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The
Seventh Ave
Beattie
State OF Washington
Northwest
Star
Cail Room
Li al Ninnis
Duff & Dean
Snoow House
Rmer
Hinds
Jefferson Park
Toads St
Offic
Rainierre
Adama
Suntieroy
Kinnear
Baynd
Wiliott
Marine View
PRI Mte
Sidney
Tehenette
Belmont N. Lar
Rift
Sixth Ave
Oodland Park
Privilegwes
Ee Immel
Portage
Harrison
1722
Minor Ave
Cramer's Fire Shop
Charleston
Li Williams
First Ave
Sta U
Sane
Williams
Smiths Cove
Fort Lawton
Clayst
Duff Dean
segeirine_ Western Mattress Co
Beacon
Simpson's
Fremont Bridge
Meyeroner
Sam “Weisfield
North OG
Owl
Clinton's
Sth
Oriole
M. Kavanagh
Ford
West Seattle
North Wetern Land & Inv. CO
Ldg. Elliott
Sound Rubber
Victory
King Airship
Wichita
Burke Tex
Psy Tex
Acific Securies
Frasier
Marvelous Boy
Montelius Hall
Eel Mitott
Anna R Marks
Olive St
Norah
Mra
A. Willeiksen
Ballard A
Mmb. Till
Haight Bidg. M
Seattle Auto Wrecking Co
16Th Ave
Studebaker
Sunger
Fremont and
Sat
Peter
13Th Ave
Frink
Countty Butt Inc
Eacon
Rainier Ave
Ecurity Ee Sales CO
K. Pine St
Dod Hamill
Engdahl
Broadway
Henry Mossbachete Co
Pike
Stretch, Startup
W. Montelius Price Co
Culver
Queen Anne
Queen Agne Bt Hill
Boston St
My Anne
Gardner
Livengood Motor Company
E. Pike St
Cherry Valley
Cherry Valley District
Seely & Callahan
Hinckley Bldg
Schoonover
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys-at- Law
P. Ball
Burke
John W. Maupin
Ley
Tayersty Building Co
P. J. Givnan Electric Co
First & Elliott
Wesly
Epler
Gomenie
Empire Building
Madison
Nish
Puget Sound
Ohn Strom
Banipractic
Finlay
Goshorn
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Theatre District
Leo R. Sack
Con
Fifth Ave
Pike St
Ay Ela Hs KS
Women's
Third Avenue
Seneca and
Spring Streets
Metropolitan
Geo.m. Cohan
Arth
Geo. M. Cohan
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