The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1915, Page 6

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ae % Ft oe . for the cony PHONE TLE yar r Soe FAR ISINESS E : DIRECTORY intended This d ectory is f any one a little out Gesiring sem of the or needs Burry. The firms represent below make a spe mediate ty furnish that is necessary Satisfaction is guar every linary in and r servi ur ny advertiser Just Use Your The Star Want Ad Rates cent aw times f. t five Telephone! to be used Help rate Funeral and 8! Notices PHARMACY North 45th and Wallingford Want Ad Agent. Rallard I P oH MULLEN 8409 Ballard A EERE iyiellaant tele A TN ATTORNEYS-AT-L AN RESET FR Genera! pro and wife: comeu)ts f ET. Schorr - de FARR pe oeneYe—PATENT More Seith Wide WATHENY Pa ___AUTO TO DELIVERY 2 AUTO DELIVERY CO. Lone distance mov! ~ COLLATERAL \L_ LOANS ms ~~ CHATTEL “LOANS — ST CHATTE Main 1262 ’ yaes-1904 1. CHIROPRACTOR SANFORD. cade Bide AAW eee FRENCH AND SPANISH INSTRUCTION LESSONS foe i Joseph Bienven Mott 3707, Palmer graduate MME. MARTENS remedy for baldheated . hese; highest references. 150 20th 1576. Baie JUNK Rissua Junk Co.—il20 Firstave & F tl » 2293 a FOPPALO JUNK i749 int 8 Ell 3063 DURA Ree LADIES’ TAILORING from Bide. Main 278 ey Lal ATHER WORK a PODS TS aes MOVING AND STORAGE - AUTO DELIVERY tance M tt 254 MUSIC ~ OPTICIANS Z FRASEY 7 fecon Bik, Pop OSTEOPATHIC PHYSI-' CIANS AND SURGEONS “PATENT ATTORNEYS FRED P. GORIN wa ride AND PHYSICIANS SURGEON “STORAGE DAY. Pint SIGN AINTING ; ary LL DRILLING AND™ TESTING 4—Furniture Wanted when, Motorcycles Ge Mictarcrclen for Sai Autos for bor Sale Miscelaneous SAVE 13—For Sale Poultry “| 19—Male Help WONPY Ar 23—Personals Meee HAIR REMEDY Pan Madison. Sale Wanted ¢ * WAKGAIN safe and 10—For Sale Livestock MR. KRIEG AND SON T'TERS FROM HOME BI STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 20, MKS, NLDERS IN 1915. KRIEG, EMPIRE WAY ADDITION YOU CAN CHRISTMAS j— Personals 25 Spiritual Mediums MADAM KIRL EGYPTIAN ¥ PHRENOLOGIST fe» rir wADAM PR 2h Pre Rent Furnished 7—Por Rent HOTELS 28: Furnished Apts. 1—Houseker ping 44—Offices for Rent Halls for Rent 0—Exchanges ce rior DAVID P. EASTMAN ACREAGE FOR SALE a Vike Rooms IT! GE ero a: MONTHLY. EMPIRE \ H Unfurnished sa M AR ww RIDE—4 cen Bel * thd UR WAY KIRKE AND A CHEAP TOME uses rtgag { ind THI tor Sale e Loans HOME LOTS :$ ADDITION BLOK UNDER 49-—Legal ° KS FROM ( 400 oP INE 5 LOWMAN BLDG. PAGE 6 ber 6, 1916. n and have Kimpire Wa ou a will tl apects, oar ae best es ding, I hope y wCAK HM Indepe 160 TO $310, AR. ST. WAY I Notices oe for # 4 can send 3EFORE PUBLIC MARKETS rime rLAGr SANT ANY mND WHASTLAKE Why Not RENT That Vacant House? vill do the re rAR’S just ind make it 000 i drag uy call circulation publi olumn Mai yon pay n re 9400, he VITAL STATISTICS | PR Marriage Lirenses n ' , 7 ' He allie M vr ' Fe and Florence M rhye Rachel ' . Hirthe ul mY m 120A Hi Hor ’ «e ‘ Mr ww OY . reat he ' ren oe “ . as, 206 he " 4 Diombers, 6 4 Recor Mre ©, Th, 4014 Bove ‘ t f Biewe « 4, King . SQUATTERS’ RIGHTS DENIED BY COURT De reme co PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STPAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET ae Arrive fee BCS Pert Townsend — Angeles Steamer Bel Dur, for) thpm Wiiltame| daily *Port Town: end—Anarortes— Bellingham Uramer Whaieom, © Oo8 alte Hor Port A) Aal Pverett—Hellineham— Anacortes Port Townsend «8 Kalahan, for a Neat nwreend——Paet Cres cont and W Woalatente Crea tWe Gamble—Tadiow—Ploeley Sunday Onty miSteamer Stone, f 2 Cinal—Gembia—t adtow Sip Potinteh Ta 1 Hood Canal.!Mondn wd Avetin Potiateh for! 4 Hn Ste. Mellineharn Walaleate jen Monda eamer® pat © boat land 1s si tt Open ¢ 6 t 00 rr SOUND NAY Tleket Office Phone, j;ORPHEUM | Those who failed to read the program were treate ya genuine surprise when the er of a rich weet tenor voice appeared on tl tage, after singing one number off the stage Instead of nan, It sa wor an—RKut Helder She sang several f n fe eign languages, and e “Mothe facree” i n en fanager Pa” f corte nishes @ good feature with R He Harry Ma Harry 'T be les being KO wart of ar melody, also b ine of tulk that is neat aod filled wi julet humor Ky suthier, prima donna, and vila i 8, which means dan f th ers who also can the nicely, furr € mber on the ¢ encing with good singir The laugh stuff pre a tb EMPLOY WOMEN AS MACHINISTS America Follows the Example of European Coun- tries MAY STAY AFTER WAR (United Press Correspondence) CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 20.— So many hundreds of women machinists and mechanics have been developed in this and other American industrial centers since the European war boomed business and cut off immigration, that the Amer ican woman invasion of the mechanical trades threatens to vie with the invasion of the same field by women in Europe. Thousands of women have been employed for years on light mechanical tasks in this countr: but skilled women me chanics manipulating giant stee! fathes, punches, drills, trimming presses and other heavy machinery, is believed to be an industrial innovation in America other east is wit cities rosperity orders #. The cause is two 1: there is a labor shortage, and | women sre more efficient in cer ain mechanical work | Whether women will continue | |their invasion of jobs formerly | filled by men is, many manufactur. | ers say » of the big factors to be reckoned with after the war is| over | Such is the belfef expressed by Edgar E. Adams, superintendent of | a Cleveland hardware manufactu ing company, one of the largest of its kind in America. He declared today that women mechanics have na anent invasion of ns places in factories Due to the labor shortage here where 3,000 sk 4 mechanics are needed, and to the de se in im ration, Adams declared he was employin as fast as he can find them, constitutionally fit achines; and that were doing the and trim- | y now punching * for doing are running mac operated by men and EMPRESS ore ng” ed wi sure ¢ P They wif 5 br wit er with the ‘ t e's 8 , 0, u dance appears The Godde of Light” in one the most specta r featudi howr the Empress this seasdag The Musical te an ang taining act t talk forms a pleasant n and Brandt. Martir Flor. PLAN TO SELL A NEW BEER HERE Hemrich Brothers Will Try t@ Sell Beer Substitute After 7 January Ist MAYBE, SAYS LUNDII Did you think Wash on Wi to be dry? Not on ¥ nting to public attention F It is made from wholesome nd hops,” say6 like beer, tastes like but is non-alcoholic ¥ uting Attorney Landi declared he will ’ make = of LAfes into effect be tio AW «goes it th * drink is what the adver tisement says it is, I shall not fe terfere with its sale in Seattle,” 66 clared Mayor Gill What is Lifestaff? Hemrigit brothers claim ft Is a secret prog ess, and then add Perhaps you've been drinking Lifestaff without knowing it, for l staff has flow! ‘lor days in some of Seattle's ost famous cafes Hemrich Brothers will try to sell tin the state after January 1, they laim » Comes Back to Tell U. S. of British Trade ' ROBERT P SKINNER work, Adams These womes, from | Robert P. Skinner, the Americamt the ranks of Polac ranians, Consul general, who arrived fm Slavs and Hungarians erage York Oct. 31, has been sum- $1.76 per day for nt hours’ work, |™moned to Washington to give Sans ‘okt married, their |St#te department a_ first-hand usbands working in other parts of |POrt on trade conditions in Eng- the shops. land and the methods used br Others get married and keep on| “reat Britain in diverting and hold- working. The average age is |!" up A ican commerce. oh He admitted that he had heard a the report that he was persona BELIEVE PLOTS ARE ENDED WASHINGTON, De 0.—Jns tice department heads believe the arrest ‘aul Koenig and his fel ow sples | »roken the backbone of anti-all Koe the “brains” of the al bomb plo! this Everything non grata in England. TAFT WILL SPEAK Wis LACROSSE, Dec. 20.—Ale tho I ring with sore throat F f ft expects to at che Manufacturers” is Different in California IN WINTER TIME Different weather, different scenes and different attractions and diversions Cities Mountains Fos Anwelen 00 01 9to-o rem Mt.) Lowe—Mt Wilson—Mt Rarbara—-Redlands—Riverstde San Bernardiho—Mt. Gorgenig I na ils Hot Springs Natural Scenery Matiiija—San Ystdro—Arrow Lake Elsinore-—-Rublo Canyon — Golf Grounds Bathing Beaches Santa Barbara Annandale Venice — Redondo — Catalina try Clint Special Attractions Famous Hotels te Nee beri gator Farm Arlington—Maryland Pige Fat Picking Ore Green —= Mission Inn — Vir angen \- winter ginia To ¢ Roses. Land of Palm Trees and Flowers Ask us for further | formation or write SOUTHERN PACIFIC JOHN M, SCOTT, G P. A, Cc. M. ANDREWS, 4 D. F. & P. A,, 720 Second Ave ®

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