The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 12

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916. PAGE 12 Cl 2d Business Directory A eri hs Man’s od oheawaionall MICO 1S A LAZY GOOD-FOR-NOTHING | WAVE You NOTICED THE f | WAN WE LOOKS AT [ By Allman THIS 1S A FUNNY WORLD -TO THINK THAT A SWELL FRAIL LIKE THAT WOULD FALL FOR A LITTLE SAWED-OFF SCWRIMP LIKE TOM, WHEN SHE MIGHT have COPPED OFF A SWELL GUY LiKE | junk \YES, We ‘FOLLOWS AROUND \ THE TI RSNRULTAT ond Storage Wal: ewe 1 Eide sain f More w Reva Rmith Rite secured MADAM KIRL EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST _ Billiard Tables ) FOR sane brand new Aner OPENING OF 200 ACRES OF ALDER BOTTOM LAND Carventers FSWEL MAN —Toitin U3. Chattel _Loans made quick'y niture planos GEAMAN-AM yoer-tone t. « of value Teetial ot Third « i. TTARKI X bal mee eS clbabte a. % ; Adal Bvane Cameras and Supplies LOWMAN & HANFORD CO Kodaks and Phetograr Sop DEVELOPING ENBERG 4 ik a . SHARPENS SAFETY ADES hing AGED NEGRO CALLED BY DEATH; WAS 14 KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 29, The death of Louis Merriman, PuONE | 19—Male Help Wanted othe Wanttndien was aa MAIN . when Washington was president vod . = qf of the United States, is am = ; : ee, a nounced from his home in Kam WANT AD BATES | 22222) Se] 0 : ry 1h Madieor MISS HARDING .™* sas City, Kan One cent a « ; Six times Forest Park Coupon bo: tay Help and § ait ca Funeral < F LINCOLNSHIRE, England, June 29.—Born in the year of Napoleon's retreat from Mos-§ cow, of Wellington's victories in Spain, the same year that Charles Dickens and Robert Browning were born, William Perkins, Whaplode Drove, Lines, has died, aged 103 years, 16 months. ‘Treasient—Charge Advertising 3 Ht Per line per insertion x insertions for t ‘eds received up to 11:20 a. m. CNM GWM 4 . sob oe pase Cay . Ff insertion same day | B ) NS Sats ; i ; $400 AN ACRI n ter anc The Star will t n for U : a ve ke Forest Pt n nh actual par BS eer ntl Ownership includes rights to the fine ty ae “KISSING PASTOR” SEEKS NEW FIELDS t ‘ t ‘ CEDAR GROV s $400 an Acre—Terms: $10 Down and $5 Per Month ci fea cal fumes no responsth stice eee 6—Autos for Sale GOOD ward care ; Snohomish I 7—Furniture Wanted Biake Purn Co. 415 Pike Main esis nnn eee #—For Sale Miscellancous Clothing for Men and Women and op $2 Mike Co hen, 1017 Pike st and 1904 First Phone Mato 3. BOYS W Ts AWNINGS Several ¢ ! rything im Canvas Webb Kitchen & 211 Untwarstty. ? EYEGLASSe ¥ 4 ae with sph Including plied on purch Union CHEAPEST PLACK ing machines 7 Am 10—For Sale Livestock HOTELS AND APARTMENTS Situation STANDARD HoT Corner Firat Ave and ~ PERSONALS 19—Male Help W BY BOING business upet a $25 suite je'a Upataire uit 8 MODE! TARnER f, 109 Main ft en feaches the barber trade, wages paid: | Mons secured. KATICS cut in two. trifiers ffice 10 ING 25~-Spiritual Mediums MME. VICTORIA nton Hotel. A "@ « FREE EXClt DAILY. ARRANGE TO HH. RED & CO RSIONS _ Phone Elliott 3928 ritual Medium ACREAGE FOR SALE’ 43- LOT FOR SORENSON PEACE PIKE PLACE ALE ChPARED For Rent Furnished Wann wre 44—Houses for 27—For Rent Unfurnished e NO MUELD ISOs 9—Unfurnished Apartments 30—Furnished Rooms i APAT M 31—Housekecping Rooms - | 40—Exchanges Wer srmean 41 ACREAGE FOR SALE sOKE cum Hanae TRACT, BUILDINGS VALEEY BAND) ARE CLEARED CL PORD & ARSDALE. an Men's Work Sl xpect to pay ANS PKCD FOR xt CORNER with 0 CASH AND 85 with we direct MONTHEY — [iy LAKES LUMBER. Ct , OUD 7 D FARMS CO, 606 gra a OO to $8.00 that or 903 Second erets A thirty-pound baby arrived at the home of R. B. Candill of Indian Rottom not long ago, accord- attending physician. Laborers Wanted WAGES ON SHIPS: 50c Straight Time 75c Overtime WAGES ON DOCKS: 40c Straight Time 60c Overtime ) | | y Free Board and Lodging. APPLY AT DOCKS or 549 CENTRAL BLDG., SEATTLE Waterfront Employers’ Union NEW SHOES FOR THE FOURTH You can save DOLLARS when you buy your shoes Turrell’s Downstairs Dept. many styles in dress and Schober & Co. and J. & 2.45 and $3.95 $2.45 { $2.95 and $3.45 50¢ 13%, ative AI rit ae@ pri ed lower than you Downstairs at Turrell’s 20 Marion > \ve