The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1915, Page 10

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answers were submitted. artistic Our Trusses Are Guaranteed A. sgn CO. Trusses, Deformity pitances and Robert Steiger Spine and Nerve Specialist The Only Licensed Neuropathic Physician in Seattle WHO IS HE? ‘an you find his picture on this page? Dr. F.C, Lathrop, 214-215 People’s Bank Bldg., Second and Pike. Consultation MartinKellberg Practical Shoemaker We have all the modern machinery that is used in repair ing Shoes. Our work is done right. 1325 Fourth Ave.—P.-I. Bldg. Edwin Maxwell QUALITY FROM $2.50 \ with spherical lenses up to the finest 4 solid gold GUARANT Your money refunded please you. if they don't Dr. C. H. Law 2026-7 ARCADE See Our Modern Factory } 20 Years in Seattle Prices reasonable. All work guarantee LEANDER BUTT, Opt. D. Optometrist and Optician 2053 to 3050 le Ask for to ail who D. J. Rickles Old, Curious, Rare, Inter- esting, New Books—progres- sively educational -— 90,000 volumes, well classified, to se- lect from. Encyclopaedias, dictionaries, 6,000 self better- ment books in stock. S. F. SHOREY, N. W. Cor. 3d Ave. and Cherry St. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT THE Factory Hair Store 1401 FIRST AVE. your combings of Har-lAnZa for skin or work thi Our work is guaranteed and your credit 1s good, Mrs. Zamora C. Cauffman J, J. Cressman STAR—FRIDAY, JU THE PRIZE WINNERS IN THE STAR’S WHO'S WHO IN SEATTLE” CONTEST NAMED BELOW to A. G. Cameron, 4524 Lucille st. MAIN S16 "421 2 Pike Hollywood Lunch Nusiness Is Good With Us There's a Reason! STONE & VALEN French Cleaners and Dyers We take pride tn our work and use the newest methods towards the beat No fabric too delicate for us to clean right Our Auto Will Call MAIN 3611 results 408 UNION Maxwell’s Invisible Eye Glass Mountings cannot be seen by the wearer. In Vestigate this new eye glass feature. The Ophthalarium EDWIN MAXWELI, Optician, 1315 FOURTH AVENUE Adjoining Cobb Buliding Origin of tn Cream SEATTLE DAIRY CO. S. STRAY, Prop. RICKLES BROS. Our stock of Paints, Hardware, Gar den Tools, Fishing Tackle and Sport ing Goods ts all priced very reason ably. We can save you money These specials mean big savings Regular $5 $2.97 Regular $1.50 60c qt. Floor Paint (all colors)....39¢ RICKLES BROS. Hardware and Paints 524 Pike St. Lawn Mowers creen Doors Hoffman System Tailor Made Suits and Coats, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 Mannish styles in serges and faney patterns They are guar unteed for 12 months. 20,000 atisfied women are the best proof we can offer PARAGON CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE 1420 SECOND AVE, We are making a special this week of Panamas in all the new shapes. Regular $3.00 values at $1.95, Trimmed Hats at Big Reductions Wonder Millinery 216 PIKE ST, ! | pending diplomatic negotia- | In view of the peculiar circum-,ever, it is probable that the au U TAKE tlons? | o case, how- | thorities d not take such a VU These vessels together are e which they | vat a : In ade worth half a billion dollars, |” rman war loan wes -INTERNED SHIPS: NE 4, 1915, PAGE 10, Hundreds of answers were received by The Star in| The first prize of $20 in gold was Fourth prize of $5 in gold was awarded! Jad by orien, | Ms Perr * the guessing contest which closed yesterday afternoon. awarded to Mrs. Fred Toule, 217 Cherry st. 4, Mrs. Dudley Wiard, 5541 31st ave. N. E. i rm ee | ; On this page the correct photos appear in their pro} per Second prize of $10 in gold was awarded iene. atone > geipeaigade tt places, together with correct name and initials. Sito Miss D. M. Porter, 714 Seventh ave. sr oniderable interest was gh bie absolutely necessary to have the correct initials, to AA the eaihe si fe duals 2 gether with the names spelled right. Many fancy and Third prize of $5 in gold was awarded | tubs as from Mrs. Cha ill . nee. bee Hed ahi a ; : rt i ! bt cige Ame i he € 1 “SATIS ACTION OM MONEY BACK" “DIRDOT FROM MAICEH TO WEAKER SAVES HALE” WESTERN CLOAK & SUIT CO Imperial Tailoring Company LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. SOL Third Ave Ave-—=Wactory Par Louis Sidelsky Corner Columbia T. W. J. Knausenberger We Set the Pace In High Class Painless Dentistry at prices consistent with best work manship. I Am Moving to the New Pantages Building 1 am offering a substantial reduction on every Man 4 Woman's Suit in m store. T. J. O’NEIL 1419 THIRD AVENUE National Painless Dentists Fourth and Pike St. SUMMER FOOTWEAR Stylish, Tasty and Comfortable at popular price Dr. P. L. Austin Brooklyn Dairy Pasteurized Milk Wins Again Best by Hundreds of Official Tests for Past 3!) Years Colonials, Strap Sandals, Tennis Pumps, etc. s for Educator an nd Cush ‘Hoyt Shoe Co. 1402 Third Avenue : Brooklyn Dairy Co. PHONE KENWOOD 89 SEATTLE’S CLEANEST DAIRY POSITIVE GUARANTEE Arnold model to protect as he guarantees by him for 1% H. W. Soules — Queen Anne Dye Works SHATTL RN EQUIPMENT ) SERVICE Cleaned 1. H. Arnold We carry af ne of the produ of the most modern piano factories THE KNABE ent experts fo MUIK im Seattle. 4 bottles. Does not travel on A. W. Rosquist but this Sold Direct to You Corree y Is good OCTONEK KNITTING CO. S Fifth Ave. and Union St. ‘Clover Leaf Dairy 1510 ‘Third Ave. Senttle Blewett and Interlake, Phone North 289 SWEATERS AND BATHING EAT AND SMILE WITH ME IN You Will Need Them for the “The Pullman Diner’ Rainier Bakery & Restaurant Becah and the Outing Trip Camp, the ? =] Largest Stock in Town GEE! J. H. Bresee Jas, R. Boldt Prop. and Manager ibseribed by Amerk They are interned in our ports | 8 because at the outbreak of the | the war the United States declared ave herself to be a neutral nation | This, o pls that they would fany hours to get to sea would be equiva her ha and, German cithk and a friend of Germany. Ing thelr capture or There is no precedent in interna : Bs ae Se tional law, so. far : |cover the ¢ shld oho Nein oretically Financial Entanglements pry, Ay gl BY FREDERICK M. KERBY ment Ww ! “That Germany couk on tee re WASHINGTON, May 25.— them on a declarat Would oe Ships Out What would happen to the 68 finiia” ack BB GUO Ea OF the oiNtl German-owned Confederat freight passenger and |W! tied up to the docks in American the warring countr liners nay within t |fiscated all war mate harbors in List your Real Estate in Star case war should result from the ' the 1 r in them./ ties, both | Want Ads. V H government

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