The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1915, Page 6

2 . - F a 7 rage STAR—THURSDAY, OCT, 14, 1915. PAGE 6, }41 PHONE THR Motorcycles for Personals Acreage for Sale Acreage for Sale TWC-IN-ONE GOWN HELPS THE BUSY WOMAN SOLYE?#! BAIN mre is \ : wun is ivate FTE LAKES 10 ACKER ON COUNTY ROAD 5 a rl ee ; ain. amy, hare] gNoMOMISH COUNTY, WABI, jr, 4 HER DRESS PROBLEM; CAN BE WORN DAY OR EVENING: — INDIAN M ReYeLI evenings Latest dan sh orkid! atea| sot “ roy ed The Star Want Ad Rates SUT sti :}VENS % smite mand rn i aa —_ RNR 7a One cent as ord per tnsertion i ' ; Mae . 4 7 g to be used ns desired —§ Eb CAha Pike . vu c uM Irrigated Seattle f 8 Help and Situation ads, one-half | Ann . > w . ' oo Va Puperal Notices ‘oe | 8—For Sale Miscellaneous . aprings hares Adverttatne Ps ; ‘ ortitna . - 5 hich % for the . Soda ‘ {“Y@U DEAL WITH US DIRECT’ | #8" fd ap a7 BoA 4 8409 Matiand Ave . =| ABH RONG : #0 PER ACRE ba ree Seca re Mattarh. at 5 25—Spiritual Mediums baat Mier veh om : 4 BU enn ree x sino M ‘ a ™ " ‘ fae Udi! ‘ . o ¢ ; x WU UUWY ° Re: ous > ous ouses for Sale This directory is intended “ J ids Gk ein eros beedeest a” ; 4 ; for the convenience of any one : . ‘ ‘ je new. 8 pina use - peg desiring something a little out ° . ” ~ . of the ordinary in their daily : . ” ' Ann Ronn oJ needs and requiring it in a ™ ‘ ‘ ; « . ‘ ' are two 1 4 Real Estate Loans ‘ i hurry. The firms represented ” AWNINGS ‘ . * ' ®. | Vesaed sak ‘selaten Che” manele 5 helow make'a specialty of im ein Canvas i make buliding toane A , ' ie es Wend a co thing CALMOUN DENNY & EWING % 4 Mediate service and will glad 41) Unversity . ‘ . Alaswa Rulldine ly furnish any information i Keri . pap : REAL EREATR LOAN®_ NOWTHE that is necessary. Remember y a} wonsbivies va 4 fatisfaction (s guaranteed by * Loe gm ‘ ‘ »6—-Fo 2 ? 46. is adverticer. : jun |26—For Rent Furnished —_| a 4 Just Use Your Telephone “ta Tie ; a $1—Public Notices ; ‘ | RRAR AAR AAA APRA AAD AAL ¥ ELIVI ‘ ed | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AUTO DELIVERY CO 4 blue ek8 bi eeharues A 4 1 o : . ' ¥ 264 The Pthe f (pe i ' ACRES, WITH MALA, Hot Li LU » 7 of 4 y 1 . Bigs & | PRA AAA AAAR AAA i AUTO DELIVERY a a m 95c PRICE ONLY $ EASY TERMS f men oy ; <a CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, tr YUU UCL ve ) 4 . ‘ Washing tone rer Tew CON i] * ; hi e fi sides; less tha apo By sovTH END + ss f ~~ BILLIARD TABLES end rem fi ° , one any F wie a sean ae ae ae FOR BALE Now and om A-hand . bd ae. ‘. o “1 Ss. BY VI — 827 NEW RED: ‘ « . . | PHOTO. ICTOR GEORG 2 . rane : pig aes agi ugh on | BY BETTY BROWN is suitable for afternoon wear, but/of organdie at the bottom, pointed A mn . min . . spina The double-nervice gown in what| bY removing the collar and leaving|flounces of organdie finish, the . * 27... Fo 1 se pest > Mme. of the Fasbio he neck decollete, it's a very mart |sleeves, which are made in horizon- ” 27—For Rent Unfurnished . a s - Margu ft the Fashion Attia iner gown tal pleats, and the high, adjustable FE CANADIAN BAN Ww i , A ° « . “ ; ti 50 wack [league of America calls a gown re) Delicate pink crepe de chine and collar is also organdie ‘Head offics Tor ed: new process - " « “ sron' ¢ ine leently designed for Miss Ethel Hill,/sheerest white organdie are combin-| The waist, like the skirt, is box- . nn ; . * ‘ m* an fame l whose #6 dances and society ed in the fairy-like frock, with {its| pleated, with the waist line set 1. o8 Westlake on . |kowns have made her famous cobwebby flounces. The skirt ix high enough to give the gown a » m WESTLAKE | Worn wi high collar, the gown! box-pleated, with two deep flounces quaint empire effect ee 1 . . Move : . eandabe —- = = os: Wanted M Sikiecus aD Sete : ; beth bh ~ INCOME TAX LAW NV 9—Wanted Miscellaneous e [hos : . 7 a ; wo a Vente Bt a « . é ‘ PY freee | They are going to have a convict ship in the big society circus & ° ’ by | whic bh opens Monday for a week's gallop at the Hippodrome. Imprt altoees ° Ar KiRKEAND * e joned on the whip, which will be captained by that daring and unse 10—For Sale Livestock ' ‘ ye : . | s pirate, G. 8, Swan, will be Mrs, Pankhurst, William Jennini eee * r : Lid . o mith WASHINGTON, Oct 14.—Battle yi Theodore Roosevelt, Happy Hooligan and several other incor 2 : - ¢ ANNEX ‘ . . on were 4 n “ a de | eibi COLLATERAL LOANS BB oo Phebe Mw abe ‘ cairn otramane over tha vaca i. This is just a sample of the many attractions. Patrons will ca REsrh ECTAB ace a ip Ws 1 ‘ - . SANITARY me tax law votes for their favorite charities, and the charity receiving the largest nme a ligay Pa 19—Male Help Wantec a ph uty 9 : se nae : argued in the supreme |Aumber will be awarded the week's proceeds Reece Sa ses title’ ns Be cease GI” teoee f on ‘ ° hime |¢ onstitu ao oe ett ' : - iaearabea as i we |country’s revenue depe vy ——eeeuwonrreerwrerw’ aamal : . . att] 1 fon of there cas ‘ " ‘i 7 gg |] training will receive a decided impetus Lere if Rev CHATTEL_ LOANS * . to sen : logger-preacher,” named as the labor unions’ ca . m8 . 7 didate for the school board, is elected 5 2 2 F i lt of attack wae I realize,” he said, addressing the Central Labor council Wedn len ion of the present reguia.|@8¥ night, “that there is great amount of work to do to make our ed ’ et counen It aby incomes below $3,000 | Ucational system what the mothers, in jeular, would have it. - . 3 : o! mureeea, 218 year are exéan 1 “The training of the brain ts not {n itself education,” he mid=™bUgy . sures ea © exempted. The appel , - . . f 4 Pike ot. ff eam |lants charged that this constitutes | becomes so only when it is applied to the training of the hand. Whe < . one . aii 108 sparerihe. 12% latserimination by classifying tax-|1 Went to school I studied Greek for years and Latin for four years, anda) me) fire alle 16-36, lange Bow prvase § % yers on the basis of wealth. 1 confess | knew ax much about them befgre I began as I do now. 4 “ are . 8 ans chun bh am strongly in favor of vocationaf training—the training of they oe r bolt. and |® ent f Maile 1.3 weer McGill maid he had accepted the nomination of thé labot bodies, . H 7 se i aaa, ange the Public Ownership league and the socialists because he felt he owed) vv AnM ore A ewes _ of much to the workers, and if it was their wish that he run for the offi ois EOE: : oie he felt it was up to him to make the race lh al | . ge ° i6e wises day, Wednesday and Friday night! GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO.| 29— ituation . 4. Me f " ? ; ; a i year were so large that Tuesd SUITE 1003-4 L. C. SMITH BLDG rece a § : z r ‘ . bos fall Mrs. Maude B. Booth, of the Vo and Thursday nights also were w ELLIOTT 5 u mae! ase : “2 MA IMPROVED RANCH ' x and Mall 1 lunteers of America, will be in Seat ized. This began to eat up the ap See $ ‘ A peanut |" f , propriation too rapidly, so it = all htods “ ~ ~~! $250 CAS ALANCE EASY . rs prison league decided to abandon the Friday ni eer Aincreet. and 21—Female Help Wanted eping Rooms . 4 bat ae prety reniegg> sar among pris ery this night being on . . Epler ik, § . 1 .- ra] PIKE PLACE i r : “ar i ¢ ys t gufficient|Cause it was believed it wou annrnnnnnwens | 5 tte aranutatea (the misery a pat aca ve ale cope put nis Pa yea ny |convenien » the fewest students. — eon -. a . ‘ free ae » new jens and nterests funds in the sehool budget for night — ——_—__—_— COAL vigaled WwooD ' he convicts schools, the Friday night classes at q TAT & ‘ ~| CLIFFORD & VAN Ak KE, In . ~ ~ be accompanied | Broadway high school will not meet DR. BROWN TO TALK = HR F : 4 the ane daughter, Theodora, any more, it was announced Wed vee “CHIROPRACTOR PN Nie FU vA VN F . Bend e° . ‘ tary nesday night Dr, Ira C. Brown, medical exam : » : : will be heard at the; At the school board offices Thurs] iner in the public schools, will s| 22—Female Situation trom % . t the noon hour day it was explained that when the| Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30, at ¢ . 3 Pa " * Dreamland rink. [night school app: ation was!Brighton school to the Brighton B 3 ~ a ~ “. 1 It was also voted We fay by made, it provided for the regular’ ent-Teachers’ association "§ ‘| 32—Room and Board ‘ OSk : nag © like witetutive one of the Cen-| ——— f . tral Coun of z wow oor be exvendes an tovte’ Another New Picture of Mrs. Galt of the Y. WL. CLA ry 3 H é ; Rad eli tain) bps Who Is to Be the President’s Wif _— . . © Mr * 5 an T2880 Teth ; , $50 bo M oA. Hull, 9¥00 ‘sad ne, 198 sath DAI Ren | ; : ; . VC} Al Pi A Min " Bishop, 69, 4117 Walling MOVING AND STORAGE | cattle Rellable , - : . ANTO El IVERY ( Apt Re 37—Business Chances a te Se 42, Sem enera 4 43—Lots for Sale OPTICIANS and} ' te be ' 1 F 4 vod ' a“ Y os J Ra w. a If you have berg ot : STORAGE Births ‘ HOR ve. 1. Chartes me no phone Gee ern SIGN PAINTING AS . ° ° ee " . 4 Wil eden oe" WAS GOING TO MAKE “WELL DRILLING AND ° of string ' ‘" os oo on) COAL OUT OF SAND -: er TESTING c 507 on your ; L, A. Kinney, « promoter, actual ———— en KT TFORNEVS ly raised several thousand dollars| =| cram - - fi ‘ hia here in 1912 to manufacture a sub. eae momen 4 ‘ inger : , me stitute for coal from slag and sand RS: " o according to B. J. Madge and three ‘ “e . ‘ other men, who caused his arrest ‘ re STAR : rn Aa 4; POPS ’ LRAT cs : K is in the county jail} Ss Ne sg PHOTO SUPPLIES 4 W Ar. A ra ‘ Shortly after the four self-confessed Se . victims handed their money over to a lla SE They finally located him in Van ‘ eS # Phone at couver, — Wash Deputy Sheriff NN y Yas oy 1 wre eee Mm n!Spaight made the arrest and | PHYSIC Bp SUREKO rr M . brought Kinney here HARRIS EWING mt yt by j | WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 | House, generally ‘regarded as | Arrival of Col. KE. M. House of the president's closest personal “REAL ESTATE MOVING rrival of ¢ f, Hou divas cedtoueeele Wconiice Wied I; Rusinoss ts good In West Seattle.| New York at the White House executive's. choice for - 1 1M “ Thirty-eight parcels of land in the| &@ve fresh fmpetus today to man, and it was understood he c 7 » 9 i rer | Hea View Park addition, bordering | speculation as to the date ¢ | will aid the executive in ar Bite Prat ‘ie os ; < on California ave, have been sold| the marriage of President Wil | ranging details for the cere: ' Min ‘ 1 Wierteh, coro! within 12 days gon to Mrs. Norman Galt ony