SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1928. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. PAGE THIRTEEN. TELL MINISTERS OF BALLOT FUSS Attorney Heil Speaker at Preachers' Meeting Monday at Y. C.
A. Reasons why church people of Spokane should oppose the proposed city charter amendment which would abolish the preferential system of balloting will be -given members of Attorney D. B. Heil. the Spokane Ministerial association at their regular meeting Monday morning at the Y.
M. C. A. D. B.
Hell, state senator and attorney, will be the speaker of the occasion. He has talked before many Spokane organizations relative to the dangers of abolishing the preferential, vote. It is Mr. Heil's argument a general voting plan, such A8 thatre posed, is obsolete and lends itself to election of undesirable candidates by comparatively small minorities. Hell Started It.
Mr. Heil was the first speaker to take up the work of showing the public the dangers of changing voting system in the manner proposed by the city commissioners. his contention that instead of bettering the system, Spokane would' be getting one far worse. His argument is that no ballot change should be made here unless the new plan provides a primary for elimination of undesirable The proposed amendment makes no such provision. JACOBSEN TO OPEN EVANGELISTIC MEET Beginning Thursday evening, February 23, and continuing for two weeks, revival will be conducted at the Norwegian M.
E. church with H. O. Jacobsen of Portland as the evangelist. Evangelist Jacobsen is said to have 1 splendid singing voice.
Services will be held in Norwegian at 7:45 on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings and in English on Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday evenings. CHURCH NOTES Students in Charge. The Students' union of the Westminster Congregational will have charge of the 4 p. m. vesper services Sunday in the Central Christian church building, Stevens and Third.
The program follows: Story for juniora, Misg Helen Naundorf: address, "The Need of the a graduation oration. John Huncke; vocal solo. "The Lord Is My (Liddle), Miss Dorothy Leland; Flute solo, "Adagio" (Demereseman), Robert Brewer: selectiona, church orchestra. under direction of Bradford. Midnight Mission.
A midnight rescue mission is now beIng conducted at N427 Monroe atreet by the Rev. J. E. Hansen, with services each night and three times on Sunday. Tomorrow morning he will speak on Tongues': afternoon, sermon by Rev.
D. R. Martin, and in the evening. the Rev. 11.
Birch will speak. Collins Speaks. Evangelist F. 1. Collins will speak at the Spokane Bible institute in the Ellers building at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Speaks of Love. "The Love of God" will be the sermon theme of Elder D. Gifford, pastor of the Church of God in Jesus Christ, tomorrow morning. Read Lindsay's Poem. "General William Booth Enters Heaven," Vachel Lindsay's well-known poem, will be read by Misi Nel'le Fitzaimmona at the Sunday morning service of the Westminter Presbyterian church.
A musical. accompaniment will be played by Mra. W. J. Williams.
Mrs. W. R. Moore will eing "The Holy City," In the evening, fi memorial service will be held for Miss Frances E. Willard, famous temperance loader, by the France Willard W.
C. T. U. branch. The quartet of this branch organization will sing special music.
The subject of an address by Dr. W. W. Edmondson will be "The Encouragements of the Failure of National Prohibition." God's Chum. Evangelist R.
F. Jope, conducting rerival meetings at Pacific Avenue Christian ADVERTISING church, Pacific and Cook, will speak day morning on the subject, "Chumming With God." In the evening a pantomime, "Nearer, My God to by the young married ladies of the church, will be given under the direction of Mrs. Jope. brief sermon on "A Sinner's Alibi" will be given by the evangelist. Lutheran Ald.
The ladies' aid society of the Norwegian Bethany Lutheran church will meet for o'clock luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. F. R. Bogenrelf, E3221 Grace nue. A short program and busineas meeting will be held.
Divine Authority. "The Indispensability of Divine Authority" will be the sermon theme of Elder Durwood G. Hengly at the chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Fifth and Howard, at 7 p. m. tomorrow.
8unday school at 10 a. m. MeetIngs are open to the public, and no collections are taken, Galld Meeting. Naomi chapter of Westminster guild wil: meet Monday for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mra. A.
G. Bittner, W1121 Sixth avenue. Mre, E. B. DeVoe and Mrs.
George G. Raymond' wil lassist the hostess. Mra Baldy Btrang will eing a group of vocal selectiona, and Betty and Mary Ellen Bittner will give readings. Married Folks Dine. The Young Married Folks club of the First Presbytertan church' enjoyed monthly dinner and program in the church parlors last night.
About 40 couples were present. Those in charge of the entertainment were Mr. and Mra. R. A.
Jefforda, Mr. and Mra. O. H. Brandt, Mr.
and. Mrs. C. G. Story, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Kurz. Washington Party. The Luther league of St. Paul's Lutheran church will give a Washington's birthday party at the home of Paul and Herman Anderson, N2830 Cincinnati street, Wednesday evening.
Invitations have been extended to the entire membership of the league to attend. Sunday evening. FebruAry 26, the league will resume charge of the Sunday evening services after the close of the union evangelistic services. CHURCH MUSIC Musical programs at the Grace Baptist church tomorrow follow: Mrs. G.
More, organist, will play the following numbers: Prelude in (Henry. Smart); offertory, "'Elevation" (Faulkes); postlude in "G' (Cappelen) The choir will- sing Will Lift Up Mine Eyes' (Heyser), and, Mise Susan B. Louthy will sing Not Ye, Israel' (Birch), Evening, of gan, numbers, prelude, lein); offertory, "Over the Hila' (Logan); postlude, "Grand Choeur in The choir will sing "Thy Word Is Like a Garden' (Wilson). Edgar Broad, tenor soloist, will give selected numbers and Mrs. R.
G. Bale will give a cello solo. Fowler Program. Mabel Henry, musical director at the Fowler M. E.
church. has arranged the following musical program at the church tomorrow: Morning, "Arioro" (Frey), Mra Joyce Lower; anthem, "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes' (Ruebust); solo, "Eve Hath Nott Seen" (Gaul). Evening, anthem, When Night Involves the Skies' (Shelley); trio, 'Now the Day Is Over." Ruth, Jorstad, Ada Train and John Millin. Miss Sampeon Sings. Sunday music at the Central Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow will be: Morning, prelude, "Adagio In A Flat' (Volckmar): anthem, "Praise the Lord" (Randeggar); offertory solo, "Thou Art Our Father" (Briggs), Mies Ruth Samp-: son; postlude, "Processional" (Laprevost).
Broadcast over KHQ. evening, prelude, "Two-Part Song Without Words" (Calking): anthem, Lamb of God" (Gounod); offertory duet, "Twilight" (George B. Nevin), Mrs. Gelter and Mr. De Riemer; postlude in (Hoemer).
Musical numbers to be given tomorrow by the First Presbyterian church choir follow: organ, prelude, "Triomphale' (Lemmens): anthem, "My Defense Is of God" (Huhn); offertory, "Pastorale" (Harris); organ, "Joyful March" (Le Reux), Evening, organ, "Fanfare" (Dubois); "Serenade" (Schubert), transcription by Edwin Lemare; "Largo' (Handel); trio, "Protect Us Through the Coming Night" (Curschmann), Mrs. Armfield, Mra. Gimess, Mr. Gelvin; offertory, "Berceuse in A Major' (Delbruck) solo, "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the (MeDermid), Mr. Masterson: organ, (Rubinstein).
FROM THE RECORDS Births. Conklin- -To Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell P. Conklin.
W2624 Dalton, January 31, A son. Smith -To Mr. and Mra. Frederic W. Smith, W1018 Eighth, January 30, a son.
Bellows To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eugene Bellows, W226 Third, February 4, a son. Nixon- To Mr. and Mrs.
George F. on, X2203 Perry, February 2, son. Arge -To Mr. and Mra. Frank G.
Agge, E680 Pectic, February 5, son. Marriage Licenses. W. T. Collier (26), Spokane, and Esther Johnson (24), Spokane.
Edwin J. Gowanlock (27), Spokane, and Louise Mallery (22), Spokane. Harold Jenkins (19), Spokane, and Evelyn Glenn (18), Spokane. James Leroy Duffy (22), Spokane, and Claire Luby (22), Spokane. George W.
Frazier (27), Mondovia, and Gladys A. Olson (19), Spokane. E. Hinds (36), Spokane, and Irene R. Schauer (33), Spokane.
Bagnar Strand (33). Newport, and Rachel Flynn (33), Newport. B. Clark (40), and Olga F. Miller (40), both of Spokane.
New Suite Filed. I. G. Wrather vs. Robert Booth, $1000 real estate commission.
Regina Faust Va. Mervin Faust, divorce, Charles Yarber and wife vs. James Yarber et al. to quiet title. Classified Index Keyed by Number Announcements Deaths 1 Monuments Funerals (Florists Funeral Dira 1 Lodges Lost -Found Personals Business Service Attyn.
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67 Planta, Bulbs and Seeds Miscelianeous Wanted Lumber for Sale 70 Second- Goods for Sale 71 Second- Hand Goods Wanted 73 Notices Bankruptcy 79 76 City Mining 31 School 83 Special wanted: 86 U. 6, Bida 89 Automotive Autos- -Uned Care Auto Trucks 117 Autos Wanted 95 Mtcycla. Bicycles. 125 To Rent Apta, Flats .121 Furn. H.
K. Rms. 141 Furn. Apte. ..129 Hotel Roome 146 Houser 133 Rooms 147 Furn.
Houses 115 Rooms 161 Business Opportunities Money to. Loan. .173 Bus. Op. 187 Real Estate -for Sale Acre Tracta Resort Furma 199; Sale or Trade 228 Other Cities Wanted 329 Sum.
Cottages 313 City 231 ANNOUNCEMENTS. DEATHS. JOHNSON, Minnie May away at a local sanitarium, age 60 years. She was a resident of Republic, Washington. She 1a survived by her mother, Marian Honkland of Modesto, six brothers, Albert Hongland of St.
Paul, Ed, Ira, Lloyd and Hayes of Republic, and Roy, of Modesto, five sisters, Mra. Mestie Cook, of Keller, Mrs. Dora McDonald, of Elk City, Okla; Mrs. Ethel Adkins, of Modesto, Mrs. Eva Bowlby, of Republic, and Mrs.
Velma Myers, of Colville, Wash. The deceased 18 at SMITH CO. MORTUARY. RUTHERFORD, Charles -Passed away February 17 on the WAY to the Sacred Heart hospital Age 48 years. Home 1.1 PASCO, and a fireman on the Northern Pacific ratiway.
Deceased Is at SMITH CO. MORTUARY pending funeral arrangements, PERKINS, Leon Age 52. Home was at E985 14th. The body Lg at HAZEN JAEGER'S awaiting funeral arrangementa, FUNERALS. BOYLE, Catherine -Age 99 years.
Home was at Fruitland, Wash. She la survived by 11 children, Edward, of Colfax; James of Fruitland; Dennie and Daniel, of Minnesota: Phillip, of Canada: Mrs. Rose Lynch, of Sandpoint, Idaho: Mrs. Wiltiam man, of Chicago; Mrs. M.
A. Laird, of California; Lynch, of Fruitland; Mrs. Ed Larkin and Mrs. Mary Phalen, of Spokane. The remains are at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Phalen, at E1810 17th avenue, Spokane. The funera. Monday at 9 from St. Ann's church, the Rev. Father Moffet officiating.
Interment in Riverside Park tery. HENNESSEY CALLOWAY in charge. GUNN, Essie -Age 46. Home wAs in Farmington, Wash. She survived by her husband, James; daughters, Mrs.
Lillian May, Marshfield, Mrs. Tene Short, in Idaho; sons, Claude, in Idaho, and Clarence. at home: sib Treas, Mrs. A. W.
Nesby and Mra Nettie French; brothers. Albert, Li.mett, and Rennie Moser. Funeral Sunday at at the Christian church in Tekoa p. Interment In Farmington cemetery. HAZEN JAEGER in charge, HARDGROVE, Arnes Clark- -Are 47 yeara Survived by her huaband, George P.
Hardgrove; one slater, Mrs. T. Edward O'Connell: aunt, Mrs. Patrick W. Clark, all of Spokane; one brother, Patrick Parnell Clark of Seattle.
Services will be held Monday, February 20, at 9:30 a. m. from Our Lady of Lourdes cathedral, the Rev. Father A. Verhagen officiating.
terment will be in James Clark mausoleum at Fairmount cemetery. SMITH MORTICIANS in charge. SULLIVAN, Margaret C.Age 69. Home Was at 02152 Sprague, She 19 survived by two daughters, Madge G. Gable, In Chicago, and Pearl Sullivan, in California: son, OsCAr.
In Portland; sister, Josephine Austin, Spokane. Funeral Monday at 3 p. at HAZEN JAEGER'S CHAPEL, Rev. Mr. Nelson officiating.
Interment Riverside Park. SMITH, Ella- Age 78 yearn. Widow of the late Mark A. Smith and survived by her daughter, Mrs. L.
P. Baumann of Seattle, and one son, Warren P. Downing of Montana. Services will be held Sunday, February 19, at 2:30 m. from SMITH Co, MORTUARY, the Rev.
T. W. Jerfrey officiating. Incineration will follow. JOHNSON, Minnie May--Age 60 years.
Survived by her mother, Mrs. Marian Hongland, of Modesto, elx brothers and five staters. Servicea were held Saturday, February 18. at 1:30 p. from SMITH CO.
MORTUARY, the Rev. F. C. McKean officiating. Riverside Park Interment.
GERRISH, Leslie 76 years. Sur. vived by his wife. Adeline, and one sister, Mra. W.
W. Cummer of Jacksonville, Fla. Serv.ces will be held Monday, February 20, at 10:30 a. m. from SMITH MORTUARY, the Rev.
F. C. McKean officiating. SMITH CO. vault interment.
NETTERFIELD, William 67. Home WRA at W4127 Hanson. Funeral Monday, at 2 p. at PADGETT HAE. GELE'E PARLORS, the Eagles lodre having charge of the services.
Interment in Green wood. ROBERTS, Joseph 50. Home WAN at Fort Stanley, Wash. Funeral Monday at 1:30, at HAZEN JAEGER'8 CHAPEL. Interment In Greenwood.
CARD OF THANKS. In sorrow over the death of my dear wife, Mary I wish to thank my bora and friends who Have been NO kind and thoughtful In their ministrations of love, and the many floral offerings: espocially the members of the church and the different relief corpe. GEORGE AVERY. We wieh to thank our friends and neigh. bore for their kindness, words of sympathy and beautifu! floral offerings in the death of our mother, Jose Zarnekee.
AND MRS. JOHN ZARNEKEE. MR. WOLLOCK MRS. MARY ZEB.
We wish to thank our friends and neighbore their kindness, words of sympathy and beautiful floral offering in the death of our father, James Rutherford. MR. AND MR8. W. R.
RUTHERFORD AND FAMILY, Announcements CARD OF THANKS Continued. 1 We wish to express our sincere thanks and apreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerInge extended during the sickness and death of our beloved father and husband, Walter Hayfield, MRS. WALTER HAYFIELD AND FAMILY. FLORISTS. ALBERT BURT'S.
THE PALACE OF FLOWERS. 31 SPOKANE'S LEADING FLORIST. CLEMMER THEATER BLDG. MAIN 2000. MONUMENTS.
SPOKANE MONUMENTAL CO. LEADING DEALERS. CORNER POST AND TRENT. DESIGNS AND SAMPLES BY MAIL. PHONE MAIN 3530.
WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL AND Cut Stone company, W1516 2d. RIv. 3697. LODGE NOTICES. TYRIAN LODGE NO.
96, F. op, and good A. dinner, M. speaker. 6 E.
Feb. E. p. Bryant 18, Burton, 3d H. unusually Bee.
degree, BishEAST GATE LODGE NO. 222, F. and A. M. Mar.
1, stated communication, 7:30. Dance Feb. 25. Fred Horseman, W. A.
H. Schafer, 8ec. MANITO LODGE NO. 246, F. and A.
M. Feb. 20, stated communication: 2d degree, De Molay work, 7:30. F. E.
Brown, W. W. I. Harvey, Bec. ORIENTAL LODGE NO.
F. and A. M. Feb. 20, communication.
Spectal 3:00, 3d degree Dinner 6:30. J. Wesley Taylor, W. J. C.
Argall, Sec. AUDUBON PARK LODGE 272, F. and A. M. Feb.
22, stated communication, Masonic education. J. W. Pilant, W. F.
J. Weimar, Bec. SPOKANE LODGE NO. 84, F. and A.
M. Feb. 21, stated communication, 7:30. J. E.
Shafer, W. A. J. Barker, Sec, NORTH HILL LODGE NO. 210, F.
and A. M. Feb. 18. Special communication, work in 3d degree; dinner.
6:30, 26c. D. R. Meigs, W. H.
M. Mackay, Sec. YORK LODGE NO. 234, F. and A.
M. Feb. 23, stated communication. 1st degree. H.
E. Caster, W. Lloyd W. Scott, Sec. SPOKANE CHAPTER NO.
2, R. M. Stated convocation, Feb. mark master degree. Lunch after work.
W. C. Stone, Sec. G. F.
Zimmerman, H. P. AMERICAN YEOMEN WILL give a public dance Feb 22, Knights of Pythias hall. Good muaic. Couple 50c.
IMPERIAL LODGE NO. 134. CO 23, 8 Initiatory C. degree A. Chandier, Feb.
N. p. m. G. Broad.
4837R. UNIQUE ENCAMPMENT No. 32, I. O. O.
F. Feb. 27, old time dance. T. E.
Imus, P. LOST AND FOUND. LOST- SUNDAY, ABOUT THREE OR four p. on Walnut street, somewhere between Second and Sixth avenue, one white gold lady's bracelet, platinum top, salety Please notify Riv. 1812J.
Reward WILL PARTY FINDING BLUE SILK umbrella in Crescent store telephone booth near postoffice Monday afternoon please call Lake. 1309; valued as gift, Reward. LOST--LONG DINNER RING, 3 DARK moonstones, gold mounting, engraved with flowers on aide: gift from soldier died in France. Reward. Main 1375.
LOST--BILLFOLD WITH CURRENCY. Shrine card and receipts: sultable reward. Call N. service etation or Broad. $442R.
L. Andreasen. LOST--LADY'S WRIST WATCH, INItials D. A. on Riverside or Washington.
N228 Stevens. Reward. FOUND--A MAN'S SMALL POCKETbook; little caeh. Deacribe and pay for ad. Broad.
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Broad. 5440. PAIR CHILD'S TAN SHOES. LAKE. LOST--GRAY POLICE DOG.
DRAG. ging chain. Main 6375. Delaner. LOST- -BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE pointer.
Reward. Broad. 2683. PERSONAL. THE CHRONICLE will publish your eltuation wanted ad for 6c per line.
This is less than half of the regular cost of ingerting want ads under any other classification. You may charge your advertising if you have A telephone listed in your name. L. K. GRAY.
Readings in psychology. Hours from 10 to 8. Glen. 1978M. N2723 Martin street.
IF IT IS LOVE OR BUSINESS, CONsuit Madam Virginia, psychic reader, Crescent hotel, Riveralde. Rivereido 5696. FLYING TO LEWISTON MONDAY and Tuesday; special rate, $15, return. For particulars, 9 to 6, Wal. 1028R4.
LIFE READING. Myrtle O. Murphy, 4th. Questions ane. by appt.
or mall. Riv. 1583. BUSINESS SERVICE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
C. HIGHSMITH, LAWYER, NOTARY. BANKRUPTCY A SPECIALTY. Confidential. Terma.
Free advice perHonally or by mall, Homestead declaretions drawn. Prompt attention. 408 Zlegler building, Spokane, Washington, B. J. ONSTINE, LAWYER, NOTARY.
Bankruptcy, wills and estates a special. ty; strictly confidential; reasonable evenings by appointment; advice free. Write me, 514 Ziegler, Spokane. Main 6586. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
2 PROTECT YOURSELF AND WHOLE family in the Brotherhood of American Yeomen; legal reserve insurance, fraternal benefits. Emil Hansen, 603 Rookery, Main 3468. BEAUTY SHOPS. I WANT A LEON WAVE. This 18 the conmant request of the ladies, children and even men calling at the Morse Beauty School for their permanents.
Why? Because it givea A ural deep wave, leaving hair molt and glossy. OPERATORS wishing to learn systems may enroll in day or evening classes: Namely, Lo Mur, Leon or Vita Tonic. MORSE BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL 414 JAMIESON BLDG. PERMANENT WAVES AT The Schultz School of Beauty Culture are the beat to be had. Wo have many hundreds of customers who are satisfied.
You will be. We are now booking appointments for February, March and April. Make yours early. 016 JAMIESON BLDG. MAIN 6821.
Business Service BEAUTY SHOPS- Continued. FOR BEST WORK AND LOW PRICES call us, all lines in beauty culture. Open Eveninga, Main 1816. Beauty Shoppe. 610 Eagle Bldg.
NEW- WAY PERMANNNI WAVE gives that flat marcel ettect; pr.co right: work incomparabie. Eve. by Appt, H. c. with marcel, 75c.
Main 4793. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY removed by electricity; hair manufacturing. Mnie. Sinks, DUo Kuhn. Main 2468.
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WAVE. BEAUTY PARLOR SUPPLIES. 2 WHOLESALE STOCK PRICES lower. Feighner, 416 Lindede. Main 4786.
CABINET WORK. 2 MILLWORK, STORE FIXTURES, cedar chests. Spokane woodworking. N1249 ATLANTIC. BROAD.
3635. FIXTURES, MILLWORK, CABINETS. Spokane Cabinet Co. Broad. 2829, CHIROPODISTS.
DR. MILDRED SIMONDE, FOOT SPECIALIST, 410 MUNAWK. MAIN 3961. DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS. DR.
C. HALE KIMBLE. All methods of treatment for all diseases. Painiess, broodiess tonsil removal. klectric diagnosis and treatment.
406 HUTTON BLDO. REMAIN 5831. CONSULTATION DR. ANNA SKELTON, SPECIALIST IN diseases of women; electronic and hign blood pressure. 503 Kuhn.
Main 6038. DR. ALDRICH, SANITARIUM TREATments, 8115 Wall. Main 6686. Nurse.
DRESSMAKERS. SPOKANE SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKing. Mra, Durham, formerly with Crescent. All branches. dressmaking.
terations. 417 Jamieson. Main 3698. HEMSTITCHING. BC A YARD.
WORK GUARANTEED. MAIL ORDERS. RUTH EVANS, W28 4TH. RIV. 0676.
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GROKE'S SCHOOL OF DRESS. Designing, 626 Kuhn. Main 6861. HEMSTITCHING, BC YD. MAIN 5501.
413 SPRAGUE NEAR WASH, ST. SPRING DRESSMAKING, MODERATE. Modiste Shop, 411 Symons. Main 2862. 6C PER YARD, EXPERT HEMSTITCHing.
101 Auditorium. Mra. Coursen. FOR NEAT, RELIABLE SEWING AT your home or mine, Gien, 3617R. DOCTORS.
M. F. SETTERS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Specialist in and Treatment of DISEASES OF WOMEN. SUITE 603 TO 609 ROOKERY. MAIN 6079. DR. J.
I. GAINES. Electro-Therapeutic Physician. SPECIALIZING in obstetrics and disorders of women. SUITE 203 MOHAWK BLDG.
MAIN 2045. DR. B. M. GRANT.
SPECIALIST IN female diseases; no drugs or knife used. 403 KUHN BLDG. MAIN 2911. D. R.
BUTLER, M. side. Specialist for men. Open eveninga, FURRIERS. IL CARLSON- PURE.
Practical expert furrier. to order. Repairs, storage. 333 4 Riv. Main 1416.
FEB. CLEARANCE SALE. GREATLY reduced prices, sample fur coats and neck throws. Max, the Furrier, W1023 1st. HEMSTITCHING.
2 SAMPSON'S HEMSTITCHING SHOP. 524 KUHN BLDG, MAIN 6589, HEMSTITCHING, SC A YARD. RUTH EVANS, W28 4TH. RIV. 0576.
EXPERT HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, buttons, The Silk Shop, 319 Peyton, HOSPITALS AND HOMES. 2 PRIVATE ROOM FOR AGED COUPLE: also vacancy in ward. Samaritan Old Peo. ple'e Home. Broadway 0091.
HAVE IT REPAIRED. M. IST. MAIN 6960. Percolator, stove repairs.
Weiding, plating. HOUSE MOVERS. HOUSE RAISING, MOVING, EXCAVAT. Ing, foundation work. Free estimates; 30 years' experience.
1 CO anywhere. H. F. MITCHELL. Main 2444, Lake.
0804. HOUSES MOVED OR RAISED. Excavating, foundation work done. Call Riv. 4444 for prices.
BEARDMORE TRANSFER LINE, LOCKSMITHS. WE MAKE KEYS. REPAIR LOCKS. Duncan, Wall and Riverside. Main 4570.
MATERNITY HOMES. ELIZABETH PEEL. 322 LINDELLE BLDG. MAIN 8831. RES.
1324 BROADWAY. BROAD. 1687. PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME, week, best of care. Glen.
0694. MATTRESSES AND FEATHERS. MATTRESSES RENOVATED. New ticks furnished. Box springs, bedroom couches, made to order.
Upholstered furniture recovered repaired. A large stock of mohair, tapestry and velour always on hand. BARRETT MANUFACTURING CO. LAKE. 2626.
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MIDWIVES. 2 DR. MARY SWARTZ. LICENSED GRADUATE MIDWIFE. 36 YEARS' EXPERIENCE; TRAINED IN EUROPE: BEST CABES GRADUATE ASSURED.
CARE NURSE IN IN 401-403 ATTEND LINDELLE BLDG. MAIN 5443. RESIDENCE, E742 26TH. PHONE RIV. 1288.
DR. ALICE VON RICKERT, SPECIAList in all female diseases Latent sanitary methods. home before and during finement. Residence and office, E1624 8. Riverton.
Take E. Nora car to Mission, Walk to Marshall ave. entrance. Lake. 0111.
MASSAGE AND BATH. COLDS, PAINS. NERVOUSNESS BANlahed through Dr. Thurston': medical bathe and my manipulative treatments Both mexea Miss Robar. Kuhn bldg.
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS TRY THAT Soap Lake bath and massage, Both sexes Blanche Walker, 383 Granite SPOKANE HEALTH INSTITUTE. MIN. eral steam and radium Mrs. J. 6.
Baker, 217 Granite bidg. days, evenings. NEW MANAGEMENT BOAP LAKE bathe, both rexes. 10-9. 207 Assemblee.
MASSAGE, SOAP LAKE BATHS, BOTH maxes. Rm. 200, 84 Howard. Main 2761. BESSIE WILSON, STEAM BATH AND masange.
Both sexes. 417 Volney hotel, MAXINE LAPREAY. 611 EAGLE. Magnetic massage, bath. Both HAZEL AIMEN MOVED FROM 207 C.
of C. to 911-12 Nichole. Both Boxes. MINERAL STEAM BATHE. BOTH paZES, noW operator.
303 Nichole bldg. SOAP LAKE BATHE, MABSAGE, tot ray; both 311 Temple Court Business Service MASSAGE AND BATH. Continued. MASSAGE AND BATH, 205 TEMPLE Court. Both saxes New manager, MASSAGE AND BATHS BOTH SEXES.
Rainier Urand hotel, room BOAR LAKE VAPOR STEAM BATHE new operator. 309 Nichola. MASSAGE, BATH; BOTH MEXEN. DEL. la McCoy, ale Granite OPTOMETRISTS.
EYES TESTED. GLASSES FITTED, reasonable prices. Dr. 1. Bose, 611 Main.
OLD GOLD WANTED. 2 CASH FOR GOLD TARTM. PLATES. bridges. Unc.e Henry Loan 304 Main.
PLATING AND RESILVERING. 2 PLATING, SILVER, ETC. auto work, Rubens, 1st, Main 0950. PLATING OF ALL KINDE. MAIN 6860.
Drummond saver. N111 Browne. PATENT ATTORNEYS. HERBERT M. BRITH, PATENT AT.
torney. Registered U. 8. and Canada. Foreign patent.
Advice free and secret. skil.ed, conridential, saie service. Why not the Delay 18 dangerous. Hook sent tree. W383 RIV.
MAIN 2643, C. H. CRAWFORD, REG, PATENT ATtorney. Four yra. at D.
C. Helpful advice free and private. Fees moderate to all. Investigate, and compare Ices. Credit.
612 Peyton bide. Main 4666. 1 PATENTS. DO YOU WANT TO BELL YOUR PAT. George K.
Adama, engineer, W333 RIVERSIDE AVE. MAIN 2543. PARTY CAKES. 2 FANCY COOKIES FOR PARTIES; cakes to order. Lake.
1186. PRINTERS. 2 PRINTING OF DRY DESCRIPTION. UNION PRINTING CO. 413 19T AVE.
STOVE REPAIR WORKS. 2 SPOKANE STOVE REPAIN WORKS. W914 FIRST AVA. MAIN $333. REPAIRS OF ALL MAKES.
PARTS welded. Kubens, 1st. Main 6950. SPIRITUALISTS. PSYCHOMETRIST.
Houre 1 to 8 p. m. Circle, Sunday, 1:45 p. 1. 8310 Wall SPIRITUAL.
MEDIUM Tuesday 8 AND D. m. BUSINESS W826 Sprague. Main 6543, MRS. WARSON, SPIRITUAL BUSINESS medium.
Riverside. Riv. 6696. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. LINCOLN TRANSFER CO.
SPECIAL HALES ON STORAGE. PACKING AND POOL CARS. H110 LINCOLN. MAIN 6206. BEARDMORE TRANSFER LINE.
MOVES, PACKS, STUKES AND SHIPS. LARGEST AND BEST MOVING COPT. SPRINKLED WAREHOUSE. HIV. 4444.
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. FIREPROOF STORAGE. E103-109 SPRAGUE AVE. RIV. 0707.
TOOLS AND DIES. SPOKANE TOOL DIE WORKS. MODela, 16 Sprague. Main 4901. VIAVI.
VIAVI SUCCESSFUL HOMES FOR health building. 414 Hyde. Main 3441. WINDOW SHADES. 2 WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER, repaired; will call.
N122 Lincoln. Main 1771. 50 OFF ON WINDOW SHADES made to order. 07 Main. Main 5633.
WATCH REPAIRING. WE'LL FIX YOUR WATCH LIKE NEW FOR M. M. COHEN CO. 803 RIVERSIDE.
SAYLOR REPAIRS WATCHES, JEWelry: low prices; work guar, Sprague. MAIN SPHING, M1; CLEANING, work guaranteed. 301 Ziegler bidg. EMPLOYMENT. HELP WANTED--Female.
THE CHRONICLE will publish your eituation wanted ad for 60 per line. This de leag than half of the regular cost of inserting want ads under any other classification. You may charge your advertising if you have a telephone lleted in your pame. WOMEN, INEXPERIENCED, WANTED by manufacturer who can earn $20 weekly spare time sewing aprons. Materials cut; no selling: stamped envelope bringa particulara, Morning Glory Apron Mt.
Vernon. N. Y. NEW INVENTION PREVENTS SHOULder straps slipping. Earn $90 up weekly.
Selling experience unnecessary, Women adore this amazing comfort chain. FREE sample offer. Lingerte 63 W. Jackson, Chicago. LADIES, EARN UP TO SIS PER DOZon embroidering.
Experience unnecessary, Materials, instructions furnished. Addressed envelope brings particulars. Cameo Linen 132 West 43 street, New York city. WOMEN BIG MONEY SEWING aprons Absolutely no selling. Experience unnecemary.
Materiala cut, instructions Stamped envelope brings ticulars. Art Dream Stamford, Conn. LADIES -EARN $17 DOZEN SEWING smocks home. Experience unnecessary: no selling; materials cut; addressed envelope brings instructions. World Garment, 346 6th WOMEN EARN $11 DOZEN SEWING Aprons, Experience unnecessary: no sellIng.
Easy, steady work; materials cut, A4- dressed envelope brings Goshen Dreas, Goshen, N. Y. LADIES STEAMSHIP POSITIONS; Europe; orient; from all U. 8. porta, Good pay.
Send stamped addressed envelope for reply. Drawer 122, Mount Vernon, N. Y. ADDRESS ENVELOPES weekly in your epare time. Everything furnished.
Stamp for particulara. Junell Hammond, Indiana. WANTED -HOUSEKEEPER WHO IS capable of taking charge of family of In Vera. Wal. 1126M.
GIRL, 11 22, TO ABSIST WITH general housework. Riv. 4456. HELP WANTED -Male. WANTED EXPERIENCED advertising salesman, good future and permanent position for man who can qualify.
Give age, phone number, experience and referencea in letter. Box 8, ChronIcle. "SEE ANDRE FIRST." We want AGENTS and DISTRICT MANAGERS in Inland Empire. LIFE, ACCIDENT and HEALTH INSURANCE DEPARTMENTS. MAIN 0103.
607-11 JAMIESON BLDG. WANTED MECHANIC, WORK ON Buick. RAY. 2120J. Employment HELP WANTED- Male.
Continued. THE CHRONICLE will publish your situation wanted ad for So per line. This la less than halt the regular cost of inserting want ads under any other classification. You may charge your advertising it you have telephone listed in your name. 26 TOUNG MEN FOR POLITICAL campaign work; Rood pay A.4 well aa real sport: must be well known and well dressCall Sunday afternoon, 414 Chamber of Commerce bidg.
YOUNG MEN STEAMSHIP POSItiona: Europe; orient; from al. U. 8. porta. Good pay.
Send addressed envelope for reply. Drawer 122, Mount Vernon, N. Y. MEN- GET FOREST RANGER JOR: mo. and home furnished: hunt, fish, trap.
For details write Norton 1201 Temple Court, Denver, Col. WANTED AUTO MECHANIC IN large garage; must have own hand tools. It you Are absolutely call Main 4413. ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENTS make money: super -generous contract. Deatherage-Ohme 331-36 Peyton.
MAN TO TAKE 2-RM. FURN. APT. And fire furnace as part payment on rent. Division.
HELP WANTED--Salesmen. SELLING SIMPSON'9 $23.50 SUITS topcoata 18 the easiest way to make $100 per it week. Big FORSON now. Pure wool, union label, made to measure. Commissions advanced.
Write for big outfit, tree. J. H. SIMPSON, 843 Adams Dept. 1488, Chicago.
STRANGE BATTERY COMPOUND charges discharged batteries instantly. Eliminates rentals. Gives new lite and pep. Imenae demand. Gallon free.
Mickman St. Paul, Minn. HELP WANTED--Agents. 11 MAKE WEEKLY WRITING orders with new spring line of America 8 greatest tailored shirts Big double 15x samples sell on might. FREE outfit.
No experience necessary. Have you sold before: for whom? Write today, Sinclair Shirt Manufacturing company, 741N K.ngsbury, Chicago. BIG OH1O CORPORATION SEEKS manager tor unoccupied territory. $50 week.y commission. Earnings start mediately.
Good for $5000 yearly. We furniah everything, deliver and collect. Ital or experience unnecessary. Pyr-Fyter 1672 Fyr-Fyter Dayton, Ohio, ALL WOOL UNION ure $40 suits, $23.50, Including advanced profit for you. District representatives making weekly; write tor big outfit showing 176 generous samples free.
SIMPSON, 843 Adama, Dept. 1489, Chicago, MONTH; RAINCOATS: all colore; your choice, part time pays 12 hour; complete line 60 patterns; newest atyles; outfit free. Write Comer Mia. Division G-1563, Dayton, Ohio. AGENTE -WE START YOU IN BUSTness and help you succeed.
No capital or experience needed. Spare or full time. You can easily earn weekly. MadImon Mills, 560 Broadway, New York. AGENTS MAKING MONEY LIKE blazes.
$21.76 Bull, topcoat, $4 comin. Made to measure, gauranteed. Free outfit. GRAHAM TAILORING, STA. Dept.
18, Chicago, DISTRIBUTOR FOR 100 STORE ROUTE, this county; exp, unnecessary; no selling, distribute and collect; enouid net $70 week.y, PERIS MFG. Florin, Pa. SITUATION WANTED Female. 15 EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS DAY work; care for children or do party work evenings; best references. Glen.
2008R. PRACTICAL NURSE, 3 YEARS' perienco under M. best of reference; argist with housework. Glen. 2375.
LADY WANTS PART TIME SWITCHboard or office work. Call Main 236. wants housekeeping. Queen. Broad.
LADY WITH 3 SMALL. CHILDREN STENOGRAPHER, YEARS' EXP. shorthand and dictaphone. Refs, Main 3596. work of any kind by day.
Main 4053. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS A RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES DAY work or practical nursing. Glen. 085g. SCANDINAVIAN WOMAN WANTS DAY work.
Main 1983. SITUATIONS WANTED -Male. 17 MARRIED MAN, 36, WANTS POSITION on the road, selling, or inside man in grocery line; has nad 16 years experience: reterence in wholesa.e and retrade. Lived in west guort time, Hag own car. Riv.
1563, MAN AND WIFE WANT JOB ON ranch; experienced all lines of farming. also dairy; good reterences. H. E. Peterson, sunnyade, Warn.
houte 1. CAN HANDLE COUPLE MORE amall acts of books to keep; income returns now in order; rates reasonable. Glen, 2970R. TOUNG MAN DESPERATELY IN need of work, electrical or mechanical preferred; any other welcome. Broad.
3014M. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, TIMEkeeper, Burrougna machine operator, open for position. Broad. 1819 evenings. MAN.
EXPERIENCED IN CIGAR AND furniture business, wants work evenings; will do anything. Lake, 1812. YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK WHERE there 15 chance for advancement. Call Mr. Enger, Broad.
3422k. MUSKY HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS WOrK utter senool 4114 Saturuays, Unons Lake. 1786. YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK WITH firm to learn trade, references. Riv.
3174M. WORK BY CONTRACT. 23 FREE ESTIMATES on reshingling, repairing, remodeling, hardwood Lioors, butt-ille, painting and caicimining. materials and workmanship guaranteed. Terma arranged for your Call Mr.
Dry du, 2121. or evenings Broad. 3315J. WE SPECIALIZE ON OLD FLOORS: floors laid, sanded, finiened; estimaced cheerfully. Broad.
0736. -Johnson Harawood Floor Co, PLUMBING REPAIRING AT HALF the usual cost. We charge only for time on job. For quick service call Main 400 J. FLOORS LAID, SANDED, FINISHED, old floors refinished; estimates giadly; prices reasonabie, K.
E. stone, Lake, 1982. CALCIMINING, TWO-TONE WORK; painting. paperhanging; water stains killed; all work guaranteed. Lake.
2691. EXPERIENCED PRUNER; FRUIT trees, snaue trees, shrubs and roses. J. E. Montellus broso.
2054. 1478 Maxwell. BUILD BY CONTRACT. Let us snow Rome of our new homes. Terms it desired.
broad. 4576J. IF YOU WANT WELLS DRILLED write Fred Berseren, Maple Spokane. Call broad. evenings, PAINTING, TINTING, MOTTLING, paperhanging, Interior decorating; lowest rates.
b. Drake. G.en. 1745 PAPERING, CALCIMINING, SPECIAL this $2.60 room. buy paper from us.
Work guaranteed. Glen, 3310, PAPERHANGING. CALCIMINING AT the very lowest prices, AIL work 3 teed. Est. free.
Glen. 3590.4 PAPERING, PAINTING Ina; right and 1990W. curanteed. Jalco Miller. Glen.
EXPERT CALCIMINING, $2 A ROOM and up. RIy. 4361. Employment WORK BY CONTRACT. 23 Continued.
PAPERING A SPECIALTY. CALCI. mining. cracks repaired W. Murpay.
Glen. 1681. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, $2.50 A room. bee our sampie books tor wall paper. G.en.
1542. GET MY PRICES BEFORE PAINTING and calcimining. Call Broad. 2577 or Broad. 0864.
RESHINGLE! RESHINGLE! REshingie! hoots patched; ref. Glen, 1717K. FIRST -CLASS CARPENTER AND ment work. Laumalva tree. Lake.
1303. TREES PROPERLY PRUNED. PREserved or destroyed. Alexander, K.v, 0136. CARPENTER.
GET MY PRICES ON remoueung and garages, 1468, eve. PLASIERING BY DAY UR CONTRACT. go anywhere. Davza nouman. Lien, 09v.
CARPENTER, REPAIR, 800d WOrK; reasonable. Chen. 1150 W. CARPENTER AND REMODELING. pal.mates tree.
broad. FURAAULO CLEANED, REPAIRED, guar. M. Cole. niv.
PLASTERING, CALCIMINING, PAINTIng, broad. PAINTING, reiss. broad. 1040. MASON, CONCRETE, BRICK AND sione work.
J. Marau. Broau. ELECTRIC WIRING, SPECIAL PRICES. CALL EnHOLM.
KIV. 2957. CESSPOOLS, MIUNE AND CONCRETE basement. LAKe. 0408M.
GUARANTEED CESSPOOLS, CON. crete work, terma. trien. 3006M. SEWER CLEANING, CESSPOOLS, SEP.
tanke; price rient. Luke, 2644. CARPENTER AND CONCRETE WORK: winter prices. Lake. 2896.
TREES TAKEN DOWN. PRUNING, haunng done, Main 4097. WANTED Dressmaking, Sewing. SEWING BY GARMENT OR BY DAY. Glen.
1665 R. INSTRUCTIONS. INSTRUCTIONS Music. 31 PIANO LESSONS, 50C. BEGINNEKS, CHILDREN A SPECIALTY.
Mrs. Michuer. broad. 1834. MRS.
N. D. FLORES, PIANO AND string instruments. Riv. Riv.
5696. INSTRUCTIONS- 39 THE OVENS WAY TO BETIER PAY, be a secretary. Main 6418. 612 Hyde. AUCTIONS.
AUCTIONEERS. 47 M. SEIDENRACH. THE AUCTIONEER. W1111-1113 FIRST AVE.
MAIN 1573. I GET PRICES. WILL PAY TOP- NOTCH PRICES. REED RUDE, AUCTIONEERS. Guarantee Nothing Deal.
N519 Monroe. Broad, 1251 or Riv. 3436. "SCOTTY' McKAY, AUCTIONEER. Office 312 6th avenue.
PHONE RIV. 0431. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, FEB.
22, 1:30 P. M. 4812 AND 4818 SMITH ST. HILLYARD, Two dining tables, dining chairs; dressers; chiffonier; rockers; 2 refrigerators; rugs, 9112; brans bed; Iron beds; springs, mattresses; sanitary couch; Universa! range; South Bend malleable range; Thor electric washing machine; Radium heater; kitchen queens and other Items. M.
SEIDENBACH, THE AUCTIONEER. TAKE HILLYARD CAR. MERCHANDISE. FUEL." 61 SHORT WOOD .09.76 diab wood, per load $3.50 Pine, partly seasoned, for heatera Heavy slab wood, fir and tamarack Fir and tamarack, seasoned Majestic nut, per ton; cash Winner nut, 2-ton lots, cash Winner stove, cash Ace Iced Hot lump, cash Sun 2-in. lump, cash $10.59 Keeps your house like summertime.
Sun co.ng for furnaces, casn $8.25 sack HI-HEAT UTAH, the beat there le. Coal kept under cover on concrete fioore. No suow and no dirt to pay ACE FUEL CO. BROAD. 1183.
Satintaction ALL- WAYS Since 1907. WE HURRY. Utah steam 6.00 Wyoming No. 2 nut 7.00 Wyoming stove coal 8.26 Wyomung tump 10.13 heavy tir and tam. tie el a 3.50 Blockwood (big load) 6.60 ROCK Springs 3-ID.
jump 11.10 FREE DELIVERY. ROTAL PURL CO. BROAD. 0734, NEWCASTLE COAL AGENCY. ALWAYS SUITS--NEVER BOUTS Lump, delivered $11.99 Stove nut, delivered 9.40 Pea, delivered 0.90 4-Inch slacks 4.50 100 lbs.
at yards Keep homes clean, very low In ash, Full weight. All coal forked clean. W114 Spokane International Right of Way. BROAD. 0162.
MATCH BLOCK WOOD MAKES CHEAP, CLEAN FUEL IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. THE OHIO MATCH CO. LAKE. 1600. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON BLOCKS.
Big load, load $3.50 Seasoned fir and tam. (special) $3.50 Economy nut (a cean coal) $9.60 Bneridan lump $10.16 Coal from $6 up. all standard brands. STEPTOE FUEL CO. RIV.
3393. UTAH KING, FANCY LUMP KLEENBURN LUMP $10.15 FURNACE COAL NO. 2 NUT $7.75 WYOMING SLOVE COAL 16-IN. 96 CU. FT.
LOAD $4.50 OFFICE HOURS. 7 A. M. TO P. M.
COOPERATIVE FUEL CO. LAKE. 0981. ABERDEEN- OWL CREEK. And otner good coals.
Imperial range coal $10 Imperial beater and furnace $11 Kieen Burn lump $11.25 We give ton cash discount. ERMINA FUEL CO. GLEN. 1349. FERNIE COKE.
HAVE YOU TRIED IT? Long lasting, steady heat, low on sah. It will save you many tootsteps up and down BLAIrE. Ask your dea-er or call Main 1413 tor furtner information. CROW'S NEST FERNIN COAL CO. SPECIAL PEP NUT, BIG LUMP.
big lump badger coal, holds tire all night, lgot in ash, big lump Kock springs, big sump Wyoming coal, $10.20, pheridan lump, Coast mill ends, heavy tie slabs, $3.50. Broad. 0115. MUTUAL UTAH LUMP 018.60 Mutual California lump hounaup lump bliver Crest egg silver Crest nut $1.60 NEWTON LBR. CO.
BROAD. 1231. CROW'S NEST FERNIE COAL tor your heater or furnace. ASK Long YOUR lasting, no DEALER soot, low OR in asb. CALL.
MAIN 1413. WILDFIRE NUT COAL, 3 TONE $10. Riv. 2199..
