The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1915, Page 6

Fine ior RC Ww ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW | RVR 1 Genera! AUTO DEL IVERY. ue DELIVERY 00.) Register ; Credit Is 3 2, tage and 7 * Seattio Tree ‘ w 4 CARPE NTERS _ ‘ ing and re “ ’ SU NDWALI 8 8! ; HEADQUARTERS FOR RUGS j COAL AND woop a ~~ CHIMNEY SWEE PS TOR by i . " qae em 80 “eHIROPRACTOR a2 xiv RUGS iy TRON EDS LADIES’ TAILORING Pere sade f Hn segy enh Golan tee tera De pe 30-—Fot Sale Livestock LAWYERS Bigs? chef ri gM FPGAS Marion fiock . , Ae t ’ ; nadie warieee ~~ E: ter A MAT sos and “Found q Teamemation tr “ 4 “Sven Wide Main S78) rien . « ~ same oi | MOVING AND STORAGE | _ AUTO DELIV VERY 60. |=" == | i Reente Wanted Matn eee Le ; | {OSTEOPATHIC PHYSI- "yr" - -CIANS AND SURGEONS seeeereeere : 7 eY Ke t ™ 3 att it a - 19—Male Help Wanted ’ ON) OO NAL MOLER BA : STORAGE rien and women whe Tour F SIGN PAINTING £ witt attow 415 : WELL DRILLING AND [ORIGINAL MOTER Hanne _TESTING Men and. woe : TENT ATTORNEYS ae FRED P. GORIN A 4 20—Male Situation “WANT ADS. | m @ Bargain Good 9—Wanted “Miscellane cous | 13—-Personals MISS HARDING MADAM KIRL EGYPTIAN PHRENOL oaisT 2h .F AUTO DELIVERY CO. ; HOTELS . * ' : i : oa , rn a ‘a heeptag " H —For Rent Unfurnished i Furnished Apts. 29-—-Unfurnished Apts, 30—-Furnished Rooms Housekeeping Roomso Halls for Rent i i » or Rent Furnished STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 13, Room and Board 33—Children Boarded wa i er 4)—Business Chance# W— Exchanges 41—Acreage for Sale POULTHY AND TROND WHANCH &—Mortgage Locns 45—Farm Lands for Sale Y 1 Estate Loans Notices SANTTARY SATURDAY CORNER SATERDA souTn SATURDAY END WESTLAKE HONDAY VITAL STATISTIS | Marringe Lice Wirth Empire Way-NoBig Cuts! NoBig Fills! Agent on the Addition All Day Sunday Get Your Home Started Now! 1915. PAGE 6 KEEP YOUR RENT | IN YOUR POCKET! 10 Years’ Paying Rent—to Most of Us—Means $1,800 to $4,500 Cash Gone—and Nothing for It! ' $5.00 CASH and $2. 50 MONTHLY WITH SERVICE WITH A WATER THE CHANCE TO AND LTEY; 20 GET YOUR LIGHT, 4 BLOCKS } MINUTES’ RIDE EMPIREWAY ADDITION Lots at $150 to $300 Is Your Best Opportunity to Let Your Rent Money JMBER ON ra THE TERMS, BEST CAR FROM YOUR WORK. Work for Your Family TAKE WEST rHE ANY CAR TO 35TH ADDITION, ON FOURTH AVE... S. AVE. AND 2 B David P. Eastman 505 Lowman Bldg. 400 Pine St. Offices= TO HUDSON vg WA LOCKS SOUTH ON 3 I 5° « ~~ BERMANS RUN TRAIN THRU TO 1. Marte Roren oles : “TURK CAPITAL ~ ,- ae BERLIN, Nov. 13.—German Bos | munitions are iving at Con. * ‘ ave | stantinople result of the central allie Balkans, today ace cmt ‘DISHWASHER SUES uccesses in the according to advices | HOT deaentg HOTEL * fi Rose | perlor court Satu receivership © entered inte WATER “Madd _ NOTICE The Star maintain a private exchange and places at your disposal the services of skilled operators When you have a want Call Main 9400 Use Star Want Ads for Results K I CITY IN cnn eae a a, 2 BLOCKS AVE. 50 COE AY Ges ae REE t r i 3 —— = a —— = a, | 4 . c a \ ; a n ¥ Answer “Kid Questions’ ons"”—Nature Gave Child Ques tion as Instrument With Which to Dig for Knowk® f edge—Children Do Not Ask About Things Unless¥ They Wan to Know 3 : | TOLD BY Perhaps that is not very important, WINIFRED SACKVILLE STONER anyway, at least not to grownups. Exponent of Natural Education Every intelligent mother should) Some day a bright young lady *ttempt to answer her child's ques: i fe ‘ ‘ A tions. That is a tremendously im F wih hang out a sign reading ® portant factor in natural educatio pi swerer of Children’s Questions. Nature gave the child the quem d she will make a fortun tion as an instrament with whicl P «mV to dig for knowledge J ee Kiddies do not ask questions un B p best { answers to stioning of thetr da but unable t which 1 hay answer through this less they are interested, and whe they are interested the in the land: The children may give us hint# on what they want to learn, if It was asked by Winifred, and w place of being compelled to tak@ | “Mother how far can a cat spit?” what we want to teach them 3 soc st W., will bitten a # WW. hall, Serious boiler trouble aboard the i at § o'clock jiner Minnesota threatened Satur- Sunday evening in protest against the death sen ipon Joe tence pronounced Hillstrom of Colorado condemned to be shot next Friday Hillstrom was denied clemency by the Colorado state pardot board SIX FILE FOR THE PORT aiangeaneans election Decem Carl A " CELEBRATE aT SEA vic ‘TORIA Noy. 13.—Pas f the crew of Manila ew Jap day to hold the big vessel here for an indefinite period. veral machinists were at work ™ in her. boiler room and the comp pany sent a small boat ashore forgs about noon } more workme It was announced that she might not leave the harbor until or possibly Monday Lioyd’s underwriters refused to insure the vessel because of he bad condition Sunday & | tell you that on that chair ed it @---=-~---------.@ which h p, tell a the mome q em-|* ae a ta my x w crown ls on fe | shouted “banzais A bi fol bd j FISHERMAN STRICKEN | JUNEAU, Ala ka, Nov, 1 While the fishing schooner King and Winge was bound for the fishing banks at Yakuta nember of the the wheel, told ¢ Thomas Powers crew who wae at pt. Mornas he was i A half hour later he was dead The body will be sent to Powers brother, in Seattle. jjust arrived home ' TACOMA, Noy, 1 It seems a8) if all the enterprising, broad-min@? g-spirited men of the Katee t Horace Greeley's advice and went West, and that those wh® are left are of the more timid, comy ervative, unprogressive sort This is the opinion of the Ext s expressed by Mrs. Emma Smit De Voe, nresident of the Nati Council of Women Voters, who hat from the catix paign for suffrage in the East.