The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1914, Page 6

a oe bs to b y and CLASSIFIED BUSINESS ee uatty : URES. TORY “ . PRINYERE ™ Classified Ad Rates BARI AIA APMIS rie Effective June t STORAGE _ inser Cash ads CONTRACT RATES (Count € average words t am daily, per line Old St ck is rog B months daily. pe ; : 1 St. Nick is a prog to date nurteen 12 months, dally, per up r one the WALL PAPER f years! Stated Space € aL He’s in the Wants Tonight He’ nine ressive 1! ad s kept right ar hundred and ae ae \nd this year he's not pinning his faith ex- Ae ene mane lusively ideer and aeropt but ts 4 NOTICES maki ence felt every night in STAR BB lines a week, ¢ «per ws Bink Wide $8 Lines a week. ¢ athe, 08M ber i pete igtat etn r lete until Gen Boose 6 AUTOS FOR SALE hav many of the small shops gece th in 1m ae.8 oe o we ae nd diy tter in of unusual values and out-of tie ince Sinis 1 ments. # spor es FOR SALE — F URNITURE -Aiphe“m Nabe ree foloogh aoh Meaty e - Mid Weaiiake verything one might desire, from a pedigreed pine, farther: tatorn A call Main 9006 | ge arW r Tit Fine Fl live pet to a beautiful home ready to move into. ] Le over this and add some items to MAIN 9400 Pa FURNITURE Co. Et Pinon Rnancmoprnnnne |S vis FIRE een S| nnn aRiWANT AD $2 SATA 82 UP MOTORCYCLES MAIN 9400 “ ’ “) we ~ yolee—New and second-hand: alt et prannnroonrs Ration & AGATE GRINDING . ——— — — RA A | 20—MALE SITUA’ TION _| 41 ACREAGE APTORNEYS-AT-LAW | 1¥ 5 thet cette iawn, wamtrnad. oo4 | . Washelli, the Perpetual peites coneatts Wi. Care Park Cemetery, is TORNET: 20 yoary experience: laws of] located on high, — thor- gh only ag A RR aaa oughly drained, gently a Tivwting Cinsers | rolling ground, ideally DARA | 2 Sakai ae | adapted to Park and - . | Cemetery development. ae 4 es REMOVED, Tf wee ply Gold’ Seal Roo! ihe” 4eme Asende wide 2-ply Gold Seal Roofing i Wiest” wate Matied MIRROR, RUTLDING ARE AT ONE WILLIAMM CO. cs and time|— private HOUT. Mer Days BONDS WAMMANTS B11 Banter Mathting RTS Con | ae | 1942 First Av. & Mate 15 Pane man—Jovving sad repairs 1170. ference with work ry strength, Dr. Southington Rem COLLATERAL TOANS ees uae vates|. car OO Se eas aes este oo GALARY LOANS | CHATTEL LOAD i sharpened, 100 dx.| Mo. ee eos Oo Suite steam and) a Bank Bide | French cleaned | LONELY Cerman widow wishes acquaint- ance of elderly gentleman, object mat DO YOu NBaD MONEY Gaitae Bak mas Money loaned on diamonds and jewelry. EQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATION rimony if sulted. to jor month. Tit, itl American Bark Mag ‘ An Main 5263. va SEW COWPANY. NEW RATER NEW SE FOR MOSICAT. Ty METHODS, Lane from $16.09 to te WEATLAKE. RL MUBICAL RECORD EX $75.00 made quickly «i on furniture, pianos, GERMAN AMERICAN COMPANY 4 tae SARS. 1008-1004 tL. C. Smith Bide COAL AND woop Wainwright & Meleod—Riliot 1718 Farmingdale, fo. Dek Prompt, retiable delivery All kinds coal COLLATERAL LOANS PIANOS FOR RENT fed om purchase, Mayer-To: om Bring In your old shoes and clothing a y tor them. TS Pine) Jewelry; a offices, Amarican Jewelry Co, matrimony Tatective Gutner 49a WANTRE D PUZZLES DUNT AE Trick & Purnia Co. 111% Ptret CEIVED Mott 552 DETTE TRitep ntral Bide Queen Anne 1 5 & year secures your valuable papers money, ete. againet fim and bars! Jon B Themas Co. Ine. 105 Cherry at. | “MARKET Tuesdays, WRe MABOS AGED PE y atelretam [ore nnn | ee First’ ht a nesemin Vehicles and Implements Th 2 ” | kenned aon Co, Beatt Wash. Farm | Bait jeaned. $1 tmp Buys and sells» eet 14 LOST AND FOUND _ iy vepaired time, JUNK Tit First « Tank Co. @ Biter it wat | SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS | RANOUBE F Pre CORDELL PHRENOLOGINT m-|17 FEMALE HELP WTD. {18 FE etn APES LI | 24 FOR RENT, Fernished. ie {EB STAR ie BORNSIDE rinting pr " foventions. 9p |19 MALE HELP WANTED, Sime mien doubts. and stagio 8 ay sg se A AT A AKMBE 4 re 4 Q NO CRATING DELIVERY ia nent IVER y WIG Jj AUT _Long AU’ ro co. 25 For Rent Unfurnished MUSIC AND ARKANG rrotings. Phone Bollard 200k. PRL er S| eee eaioneras® fa sh. «__OFVICK FIXi UKE | 26 HOTELS USED DERKs,_ HOTEL OXFORD department Bil, £2673 p Hernia Deak pa AD AL e. 19664 | 27 URNISHI it PROSI es secured or fee refunded ard; 4 o sere wanted, F at very low ratem 2016 rere Whee = Riri, 194 Gadacsaat |40 BUSINESS CHANCES same | EBA Wagon paid whit EWARD. a. 16 he place for ew pf peas Tia planer mado MAIN 9400 = re : al ta $39 Uerty Pian Third and tnten, STAR WANT ADS ape secnieere a Your call to the office and request for an in- terview will bring an automobile to take you out and look at this charming piece of gar- per ASH IE fl The OU Care Park Cemetery American Necropolis Company 601 L. C. Smith Bidg Eltiott 2619 SKAGIT COUNTY LAND \e @ neres, ail cleared: house and barn horse and buggy, and chicken | Price 61.400 [28 sores; 20 seree cleared: house and | barn: 3 cows and hore, bugey. Price h ner ne Tee NO & 2000 Vernon Place A mr fi ro TRIP convince CATH( A Ma ACRES FOR MARSH & CO,, REAL ESTATE | 47 FARM LANDS Amorean Wank. Wide. senare SOME OF THE REASONS | REAL ESTATE LOANS—NORTI n Bond & Mortgage Co., Contral Bide between Columbia and Mart: - Viniur Money Metore buying or b ving, oe fO A. VIRTUR CO. Rorton Hinck 7 TMS TO LOAN ON IMPROVET GING FROM owner STAR—THURSDAY, DEC, 24, | PHYSICIANS AND SURGHONS 52 ment 1914 AL NOTICES READY FOR JURY PAGE 6. Marviage Licenses srles P Learman . ace &, Yeu Ank Kuech ono Mex ® Menne, S22% 24th ave ; Heattie, and Sophia ember Adar RIOTERS SENTENCED BY JUDGE GORDON Hetma and awe, Reattia onal age, Ke #2 Jol ats 20y 1, 9226 Ashw te ens + 20 1816 Bellevue 1 919 Roanoke at Divoreee Granted from Righter A oe ¥ n J Divorces KE LF 1 ¥ Asked Jack A chicie PLAC ex Kerr Srv Robinw 2038 Mar u Tas te, and Anna 101 Reoond nn at aval phe, #59. e8th oe antn # 24th turkeys, it rd. ones, & Ibe Stall 1 orn, 4 Ibe fancy ¢ meat, 2 Ibs hickens, 1 pt; fresh pew hington cream Stale 122-124 an ripe olives: | Analysis of Moves in Europe eee The case of Mra. Annette Loder,| AUSTRIA’S OFFICIAL AN wceused of using the mails fraudu-|M0uncement today of the abandon lently in the 6 of mining stock,|Ment of its recent campaign in wbly will to the jury late| Servia constitutes » formal admis Thured . n sion of the complete succe of the Mra. Loder took the stand tn the! Servians’ amazingly developed morning, and upon concluding her| counter offensive. teatime was subjected to sharp|, Even more significant than this, crossexamination by the govern.| however, is the implied confession jthat the Austrians [launch a fresh off In owning to a defeat, the Vien. na war office would have given no tice of a return to the attack had there been any immediate unable to pect of such a step, That no such notice was given was suggestive of entences of 20 days each were the pressing need which must exist meted out by Pollee Judge John B.\for Austrian reinforcements in Ga Gordon Thursday to 18 rioters who, lcla raided the Weatiake market a week PL Mead sas SEEMINGLY, ALL AVAILABLE] A term of 60 days was imposed troops must be hurried northward ox teank Or wh a0 to be|to the Carpathians instead of . ringleader, and exhibited an un-|80uthward against Servia. Th ily dispoaition In the court room |the Servians apparently are safe Cody created a disturbance in| ffm Invasion for the present court Wednesday. He branded the! The Impression is confirmed by rocoedings as a “kangaroo” court, th@ Berlin announcement of the de-| velopment of a new Russian of. fensive movement in Galicia and particularly along the Carpathians. Austria's most important task of the war is to keep the Slav from the Hungarian side of this moun tain range. Otherwise discontent in Hungary probably will reach such @ point that the Magyar sep aratist movement will break into open revolt against Austria **e SINCE HUNGARIAN DISSATIS. faction has shown itself so sus ceptible to fomentation by Cossack invad would appear that higher strategic requirements must demand the development of a fur. ther Slav offensive on the Hun garian plains. There are Indications that czar is aiming at just this thing, The Russians’ road to Berlin has been |so effectually blocked by Marshal |Von Hindenburg that a t against Budapest suggests itself the next best contribution the Slave can make to the allies’ cause. | DAY’S HEALTH HINT There's « close conngction be | tween health and dress Dress should be as light in welght as is consistent with warmth, as overweight produces harmful pressure upon the skin The more porous the clothing, both and under, the more the is educated to perform its functions with {nereasingly less need of pro Pressure, due to weight or tightness, interferes with skin | respiration and thereby produces ir ritation. ction. w Proposed trade crulse to South America abandoned. HOTEL LIBERTY SOON 10 BE SELF-SUPPORTING, HE SAYS A net earning of about $166, 000 by the municipal light plant is shown in the report of Super Ross to Mayor Gill for the period covering the first 10 months of the present year. intendent The shows tot disburse ments This, er, includes the cont of permanent inve uch a he steam plant eo Unie | which, with the installation of the battery, cost $ $61.25, The total of ‘new construction | work amounted to $ 54. De | ducting this amount from the total | | That the Hotel Liberty, which ts housing and feeding unemployed will noon be self-supporting, 4 optimistic note of J, B. Powles chairman of the citizens’ r mission, in a letter we plan | have says, “for > J. Dyer cordwood ave a ¢ 10 acres from H.C. Henry, el BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP COMES JAN. 7 Contributions to the Bel- glan relief fund are being rapidly assembled at Seattle from all parts of Washing- ton, Idaho and Montana. The fund was increased $604 The steamship Washing- ton will be exclusively used to carry the cargo ai | at Seattle, it It will be here January 7 The steamer Cranley, chartered to carry supplies from the Northwest, in addi- tion to the Washington, will load Its cargo at Portland, Judge Thomas Burke, chairman of the Washington relief commission, has ued a call urging the im- mediate forwarding of con- tributions to Seattle, SAN FRANCI 10, Dec, 24.—The state i to force the red light law against the Samuel Dusenbury company, charging that married men and two unmarried | women spent four nights together jin the Washington apartments, id to be the company's property two un-| REPORT SHOWS CITY LIGHT DEPARTMENT NETS $165,000 at me about it, I had no hand fa 4 53,003 as enance tired $54 of bonds this a as alvo allowed an amount f depre 1, etc,, besides r to the al f about $1 n inte two of the best m of ghting bu C ill to be heard from, the year is reported by Ross as the most sficcessful In the plant's histor for pasture at $60 an acre. Pive mor ps at $120 an acre, We have several other live propositions \ want to do what work for the park board, city or ate a fund for this work in futu Beano’ Our system will be endless chair or working the mem The entire proceeds will go into a neral fund, except what is used dynamit sary tools and uipment will give us the first opportunity we have had to elimina sp from the goats.” A REBUFF o The Optimist—What beautiful weather! Surely nature has made this & marvelous world! Droetmtat— Wall, don't anart Hundreds of Boys Make Their Money Selling money selling The day and write me f the coupon below and mail it to The Star. full particulars at once. Star. Date Circulation Manager, The Star, Seattle, Wash I want to sell The Star for you. Send me ... Name.... Boys Wanted in All Parts of the State The Seattle Star wants a good, bright boy in every town in the state to handle its papers. Any boy in any town of over 150 people can make all the spending money he wants by selling The Star. 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