The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1916, Page 6

A Marrie THEst YOUNGSTERS MY SECOND COUSINS WEN TOM? - IM G Have THEM CALL Us BETTER f 7 AND UNCLE - | Line /T f I cone HeRe- [+ techn ee ~ a 7 Vem Te)’ Re d Man’s Troubles WoULD BE | HERE ISA ,NOULDNTT | PENNY, JACK oinG TO _[” NOW GO AUNTIE { TELL JIM TO |. ~ 4 STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23, 1916. PAGE 6. By Allman RUTH NOBLE LEADS Se oe ‘ : , , HERE JIM 1s Ff wscue tom wen FOR AD SHOW QUEEN iG, HERE JIM ISA }|GAVE ME. TWO PEMNIETHT re rom | | ; ei Ln ) 1TH PENNY FoR You ONE FER WHEN | WATH |) 2 1 eo Mine, Bath Noble far teneation tn the race for Ad Cla COMING | 4 —2, Too fs Me AN’ ONE FER Sas" Ce ae he ot wats You Afar kd toe or | | if Beneath PENNIETHE | se, nen ot votes yet cast pull at one time ing thelr candi date nto first place, Miss Fle Cc fe Btecher re main second Mine ir place Elsie Sherpt third place Nedra Seecamp is netting a stro’ the con juvenile honors, and now has nearly 160,0 I vote f ter f hewn A stow tx #ecc } with Fera ‘ n Lean closely a ‘or Sale Miscellaneous | 23—PERSONALS 25—-Spiritual Mediums 39—Waterfront Property 39—Waterfront Property _ | lowing © DIRECTORY Sain BASH AND boone | doi BODY ve Wi MADAME ARIS - Con a nyt Be ; ont} oon ee 9 “ on ail. afteira fe. if you 1 have a few choice : ry PHONE | «vara Mra J. W tat , * Seat ave ¢ @ ’ ier eg tee] malted rea, pont paid A postal cord | arp “w—s—veey—reaw | bn wre level tracts near lhree HRT AES ¥ | WANTS AK Prom you mm | » nt tert elie you Tree Point, between Se- program Ser . pi | PORE THE END. Whirk Om Wine arty) advises tr $26 Bh RE, thi . : ME YOUR ADDKESS FON PAITICL ; A aire, love atita « coma, at $85 NT AD RAT ce |i ne 8 | Uns “Gkonan a nance, TowER| : : are attle and Tacoma, at $85 morning decided PAW i} VWAUEO [eteas a CITY, NORTH DAKOTA adavted f w to be successful each; $5.00 down and to have special _-- -—— . flows 4 ete ~ o cone ta . erkahire $2.50 per month; close entertainment WOne cent a word per insertion Gold ‘ widow Addresa| 1 a ave with music, for Bix times for the price of five. | vene * f s | Rox " ¥ FAT : to the salt water; com- Indies and chil Bes voce ne desired 05.00 Sous rite thenenee is Z* | munity beach, — spring Sree ak ee és tq mepand Situation ads. f ’ ‘ ‘ | . , « afte advise nee - BS ry slbsivic matin r ; a. 1 ° - lehpabee thousand ” Co °y te to take cinrhe apd aeetse shy Miss Cetherine Wilson Fr ‘Transiemt—Charge Advert fw WiLLIAM CABTER—MY REMKDIES PostTi full names of er, awee lights, etc. Boat service, admission charge. This was done; @— be Ma ‘ 42 First Av we | f © on aed ® bn ¢ je 7 oem E Per line per insertion . all canon 1634 ave. | at adag eclal readings {4c; auto road; 40 min- argely to encourage women of the a Bs nant tee TENTS AWNINGS | —SS rT = : es f Pion city to visit the show at a time AD MASQUE QUEEN P within 10 day Rversthing In Canvas iedleon Re . : Cy elgg he Utes rom tone when they will have leisure to|| Ruth Noble 103200] Fg a At ade received up | + rare TH! were whe * Square; a short distance study the splendid advertising se Ficesio, Stecher he ‘ ee et nae etter th APIS OUR SPECIALTY AiF : AVE FAME stionn 8 | HE Bove * beyond the end of the Bosthe gn i Pd a peta rie ri 45.00 ot PBsertion. and the placing of a at. Saal mense anatase 7 WORRY WHEN TE | GIFTED — I Dive —— CHARLES Lake Burien car line; manufacturing and mercantile) | Catherine Wilson 42,520 | be Retrucd as an acceptance of this| 191 Weatlaire Riiore 2ere ne Lady Kigin ten-| ank . Rvening e fare, 10 1-4 cents to city; cars run 6 a. m. to houses will portray their advertis Emily Brown 41,950 | by the advertiser : Bi ceo, Bh canto . at aint: St ser: basi | Gepemsente jereinn, Goeretaay 96 oe hints vary Pye, "ge ey, ing features in a manner that will | Alida Blake 11,000 te sie ening ter let e : ih: ee ee fs len} ’ . 12 p.m. Don’t delay, only a few left. Phone be highly instructive and educa-|| Mabel Martin ioe 600 be rs addreaxed to box numbers care 9 0 RM |r on FF i 7 | ae y EW Yone 77 » 0 : i “Nj 75 Sj y tional JUVE | b The Siar When Want Ads. con-| @ 5 $2.50 ; area ‘worst. cases female die-| tain ant card reader f me for appointment, at Elliott 672 or Sidney ENP IBN | RE HO tah . Ghene The Star will iv whe d Lass > r hay rg eh send S108. tor | Stew GRY ES 1060. MOC RADY ported today that nearly all of the| | Edith Barstow . | Parties calling for same, and os ae ont. abora + Pike | DiC Y booth space has been allot Fern McLean | a fumes no responsibt by such a, Box 104 Neattte ¥ Kiliott a sick rien st Invitations were sent yesterday | Peggy Standlee | tl action GABAM PRYCRELIATLE CLATRVOY 408 Alaska Bldg. by the Ad club, asking the dele- | Virginia Clark | be blip nal sne ty C ade 412 Fifth, Biltot gates to the Northwest Electric | Ruth Hecht . } r trial. Ra . , il dhavescnesiaianigensiesiok ——$—$—$ $$ | ight and Power axsociation and|{ Alma Bane j t anes, 2 oy as ° ° wsitation | 4) ACREAGE FOR SALE|'..2* ,|the American Institute of Electrical Ines Primeat | ¢ . el Ve T First ave 3 . noose, . engineers to be the guests of honor ellanor nks } ee w PRY % Chair ‘aa CAEN 4 " teilon Friday evening, September 8.|| Margaret Lukan . | age eve . : ‘ . 4. ’ |The electric men will be in —_ Faith Haas .... 0 j |sexsion in Seattle from September < - re © a »}7th to the 9th r — — ria Mw MODERN HOME 4b | wie : UR BO .| 44—Houses for Sale | i | “BEAUTIFUL HOME : . | ~—— rae. > Rey. Patents . ai nn Spores ]Am awtsl University sacrifice, Grand Flowers for Hi Gill | tnvades Divorce Mecca Tired | Catholics in Session Say Rete nisin S00, “Free book on patents - ie on 50th Birthday Out Bet Hammering | Much ys se es on : . . ermocrats | 36—Rentals Deck His Office ae | ial neue x — = ———— include _ | aie -TINDUUIST— Fenland waren Wes | srave "Rentass Sour *! sity years ago Wédnestay Mr.| EAGER FOR VACATION WOULD REORGAN srw . % So mocy |22¢ Mrs, Charles R. Gill, of Madi- aE YI 1 aie -—s 9—Wanted Miscellaneous \* PAY CAaW FOR PURNTFOWM Ti? 28, raw | se Wis, celebrated the arrival of] Bhat ay Donen 2 Pes af Fe an Bass. —Head office Toronto, - 7 a ABE - |... a . » cati|® #80n, Hiram Charles Gil Branches in WANT 70 Bi ¥ WHEEL CHATEC | Ge DINNER ping dishen Wilbard a Arcade Ride The son was the subject of many RENO, Nev. Aug. 23— of Catholic societies today were ee PO RAR RAR AAA h SALE | congratulations to C. R. G., because haries E. Hughes campaigne e icity given at- eee PEN, Charles E. Hugh igned resentful of the publicity gt F inna. Mer.| 14. _For Sale Boats iALOW |he had many friends gained dur-| today in the first democratic tacks made upon President Wilson r | one = = a wsteriling bis service as colonel in the tate he has encountered since ‘OR SALe—33 HY $-FOO rth 1866 one yer and his administration in meetings t en.” isk eed ween |civil war under Grant and as at-| he left Bridgehampton, three | oy the federation r von boat house, foot ot 36 torney gencral of the state of Wis-| weeks ago, to begin his long |” ros much tress has been laid r pe. TO Business Chances Om deat stan ada “swing en the ogee 8 He jpon the meeting of the German r > n ‘ : aE r ¥ ednesday, tha now grown started his invasion wit an ~ —Lost and Found ta aa ae Lald, sat im’ the mayor's office,| assault on the democratic tariff rege ceanalentions (ee 1 Y bosses] 4 Sportunity Bs ents me smoked ' corn cob pipe behind | and foreign policies here today | inen organizations which criticised fataren 7 . : +80 ent. Re t opportunity for country | -~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ | Cesk decked with roses and recety-| by adding also a defense of his |:he administration’s foreign policy : TEATHE : ne " ’ Main 4 51—PUBLIC NOTICES ed '& steady line of visitors who| own labor record. Big crowds jrepresent but one-fiftieth of the to- ! Rievcle Supplies jens Ba sing. |FOX TROT $06 ewe PABe PORRL LLL LY | ———|congratulated him on his birthday| of Nevadane greeted the candi- ' margin of tiertebaielnl nee enmece—a—aaey:| %20?, "eney:, please "| qtternoona, 1 to's srelsgke stippe:|39—Waterfront Property _| jend his long record as an official,| . da tA. belét. parkevagh: from ea IE Po qo WORK HART | ee Beacon wma, Fifth and. University REACTIFEL WATERFRONT — | NOTICE OF CLOsING oF Rraerma. | politician, lawyer and good fellow! Hughes started an active rebel-| erg annual report, telling of ft ) 0 BOD TEBE ES IN MARRIED LIFE |13 acres; partiy cleared; very rich alder , in e lion today. Never again will he : |19—-Male Help Wanted _ ely? Join Beattle Heliable| “and maple iand: Hee fine: gentle slopelow AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 3, 19: What are you going to do to! pe cal or st umittees to| tile efforts to influence the presh > Ladies free Ada F ’ bs ¢ ‘ peymit local or state committees to | 4 ‘ ition of Car ion, Apt R A ae only % mile to! ation Rooke of celebrate the occasion?” the mayor |dent against recognition of HOP PICKERS | dock King Cou pat him thru such a course of| pang, was given undue emphasis > MA TIM oft PRICE ACKIPIOR AT 1.000 | ne is was asked strenuosity in campaign as that “NEW COMPANY METHODS. made quickly Riture pian: GERMAN-AMF 1902-1004 1. C Smith Ride a Cloth Signs ICAN LOAN co. Ell, «se Tar (GARD SIGNS, WINDOW + tre Bide Matin 2210 CoNateral Loans «A RESPECTAWLE PLACE 1 money on DIAMONDS an Lowest rate confidentia AMERICAN JEW MONEY LOANED ©} AT of value The Reliable. 90 PPL TA fameras and Supplies Kodaks DI , re Lire Ave Opticians. Pamunds, Praser-Paterson © Main 2174 } Phrenologists ~ MADAM KIRL The Wonderful ’ EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST Heads your head jus as it Indicates the eradie to grave Py y when and you will marr 616 Union st. DR KATHRYS WANT 6—Autos for Sale 66 GOOD weed care Winton pt aaraee Storage mY, viP houne al @ Co, Biag ohn Weil Drilling a t-Hoot Co, 202-3 Empress Thea- LOWMAN & HANFORD G junk. ‘Kiaska Junk Co,, 1130 First ave. & 3291 ALO JUNK—i769 int & Fil Physicians and Surgeons Was DOAMATEURS, LYRIS THEA DISPLAY. MODERW | BARBER ay Finely improved with — jis fortune to them, Attorney |that did queer tricks of inflection |tuberculosis hospital for Snohomish , 7 apie e 4 Thomas B, MacMahon, Margaret/when he sought to press it to re-| county. MPLETH breakfast gard iso" 4 MacMahon and Mary MacMahon|newed effort. But, nevertheless,| She has the help of Mrs. B. B. Suppiles as, Souaathh ond Osten. t f Ny arpeared before Judge Mackintosh /ne had an indomitable enthusiasm | Buchanan, Seattle, executive Bec ANAUGINF 82.00 F nyign ue Vednesday and asked that a spe-|that revived him when he faced an|retary of the state association. ; i — io-fe en t 100 pkes clal adminiatrator be appointed and | audience. | All Snohomish county people are _Gruggist for HEMALTERAL | ver starch, 186) sunearent. Sete. j the will set aside. | Two or three times during the}to vote for the sanatorium at the oe TEDDY HARDING-™A® | cik baie Seah mover tee 1 The court instructed all the per-| past few days Hughes has not been | primary election, September 12. eit i N anlar, ¢ om | ss Yat & ks, 3 ibe | S9NS named fn the will, which was/able, because of pressure of de. This is not a vote for bonds and MATH,| Apt. 4. Arcade Hotel, 1914 Second. | 2 . 3 18 Bho; red enappe executed Aug. 3, to appear Sep. 5)mands made upon him, to get his|/has nothing to do with financing Be 7 Be Wonk ifis th ave \¢ ~ i}; gc Nbr go a a, %, 6, clu sauseee/and show cause why the petition | dinner before late at night. the hospital, Th WAR RAAN ARRAS | TG Gan PAYMEN |100 Ib; etrtoin and round steak, 160 Ib; | . Tat av, ; handie this MENT | WILL| pot roast, fo to 100 Ib; veal roast,|Siould not be granted — = AAAAAAAAA | 24——-Business Personal act at 42,000, Ober price 12M Ib. Callinan died at the age of 59, on Female Help Wanted Miss JEWHLI--MANICURING illaw| thin The location of this ak io ol August 12, and, according to the pemare *2elp wai | "Third. office 16 6 act ‘Appen! to anyone locking SANITARY petition to probate his will, nl ¥OR GOVERN: nETWE D 7] for # nice ntry. There| Stalls 24-36, patent flour, $1.60 per| 10) 2qn | month, Write im ved Me an ehheot od ee n houne mparatively new |#ack; © Ibe. augar, 600; 2 large boxes of | $1 00. ‘ * Frank r whe. $0 ¢] sine 28x03, 4x25, large chicken | matches, 100; 2. bot ‘ > 1. BE. Duff and Thomas Olson Mad cyt | 23—PERSONALS _ f |1000 Dresses Motor Co. 108 | And Up At ‘and Testing ~~ | Suits $2 fs and Up Store Fixtures and Snowcases 904 Fir BROW CAaY AND On FIX k LU ne Mall " Pine Others come as 4—Furniture Wanted, - ; Was it Pike t Adaline Lio: ologiat and w ‘ | faire of life, Main 6618, | uo! 4 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS : og.” . f the general society's try to outgeneral my two sons who] The governor admitted he is very | | A bs ; ents epresented personal : jhaven't been able to pound me on/nearly tired out. Those with whom peevesangger ae’ often, ee | pf apa 2 1 |40—Exchanges Ait, porenee Seapeener Me vane ne Aasere | te vec, 28 he talked before bis train reached | ment to reorganize the Amer! tewart # Holmes, Bar FASY MS WILE DIVIDE | Pank's Pharmacy 4 AASEN & SEXTON €O. ave, Beattie, Wash : . Klliott 6367 s } GROCERY SACRIFICE January 1, 1916, will be required 1 here said he told them that the Federation of Catholic Socie SiMWSy great swaceaatal pe an stot; Rene Sarge sihect;| reslter 9 > B o'clock p. m., Sep spirit was willing, but that no hu-|aiong the lines of what {s kno’ BE a gg =o lly > oe f rouma flied with ele-| tember 2.1918 man being could stand many more| a. the Boston plan was started to hg ne warn hy woe ghe meee mits |days of the sort he has been un-|G,, py delegates from Massa NTED SOCIETY +a . Pn . BYRON PHELPS |dergoing the past week |chusetts and other New England . payme lanes as the sorte ( ounty Auditor |_ The gladdest man in the United| ‘rates here for the annual “Cathe ; Th i n nip eaten a Yim States will be Charles E. Hughes |.) celebration. sdy: object mat-| x¢ ‘ ’ ’ when August 27 rolls around and| he and Mrs, Hughes can settle down n ' A a + ~ * “hargine that certain persons a ° om” a : 41. ACREA ¢ per: for three days’ rest at Estes Park TO VOTE : A ms Srcee|§ Se FOR SALT | PUBLIC MARKETS | 2277070" 2 be relatives c€2.'C Coie "there the governor expects SNOHOMISH ° Callinan, who died recently at Ren-|to sieep and eat and get out in the] Mrs. Fred Smith, of Marysville, WATS, MABBAGE CLOSE-IN ACREAGE j te n, leaving an estate of $50,000,/air all he can. president of the Snohomish Coun- DOD HOUSE; RUNNING WATER connen laee te him by wiles and per-| His weariness was plainly dis-|ty Anti-Tuberculosis league, is con- fresh churned suasion to leave the greater part of cernible today in a husky voice| ducting a vigorous cam jan for a 2 Ibe {named the following Thomas B. MacMahor cousin, | who was bequeathed $1; Margaret te tutte |@nd Mary MacMahon, sisters of | D t } kled bee pt: | Thomas B,, $100 each; Patrick Cal-| rs | .L CLEAR EGYPTTA} , gee p krase: tw potato, salad livan, nephew, $1,200; Maria Mor PHRENOLOGIS1 ay tov; BO otumps rN |gan, Anna Looney, Maggie Calli i am Nina has just arrived in Seattle, toom 14 Denes Stan 2 dos. 2 and Bridget Callinan, nieces, | r waa here before, and she on flour, [Bic 0 each, | S lis Jato oe —ATRER—BKIOH ere he last two nieces named live we affairs, fa fue aicauen at : Cambridge, Mass. | a a t In we lcs saaodees ‘ MacMahon says that, altho the ee ar Detroit 0 ie wn eg LY s1n0 behing powder 7 j executors i cfeare anew of Cal Minneapolis . . Pittsburgh cures VAN ARADALE, Ine, |20, bottle Poe Kes.|linan’s death, the matter was not|fl Duluth : 1W et nearont pke* | made known to him Buffalo a A PRERPRCE SNAP va wl 10 all estate is worth gf Omaha New York , I 10 ACRES ¢ GOOD, VEVEL LAND ’ much more n the petition to Lincoln Ow XOCk .. 2 sis chit AD | full cream chee ig toe Sound | probate states, or about $50,000, Kansas City... Philadelphia ; . ay mb etew and that he and his sisgxg are the abe Fis found A of ‘ «only actual heir jg St. Louis .... oston on, aconn | foudes activer s Stores) A ot AR Chicago ...... 50. Montreal ...... ae < | ; ' and exe be salmon trout MADAM MELEE | stvoot"ana’anwini ions’ by Met “ GLUB MEET IS OPEN Proportignatety low Yates 16 ethas Mastarn plate,’ Bucur lal an « mt at ant and phren |! LU D FARMS CO,, 608 ar Stopov allowed wihin Hmit Diverse rou return- VIKE PLACE iACKE TM mall ti § Ibe fine TO GENERAL PUBLIC | 20/1022 2807 5ieheeh ios ohio iiy affaires t , ¢ yourl \s ‘i F chicken | pt Btall 12, tbc marmalade ioe, | The public will be admitted to ni trl WP Ss a eal as hata bai Phe ei ' PRICK ONLY $1,500, whieh in| § 1 beef, 100; 15¢ Parowax, 100 [the session of the seve ure I NLY $1,600, which 1 beet, te: Lie Parowax the session of th nth annual r further particulars, Hterature, ete, apply ‘ i" é : stall 27, family alae Jelly lassen, 260] convention of the Western Wash CITY TICKET OFFICE COLUMBIA 8ST. AND SECOND AVE i CLIFFORD & VAN AnspAtat, ine, [10% unuere, be don Mtn at ington Federation of Improvement \ n oth 1 Wa ‘ fee, Oe; 1M Ihe 400 toa, boe; shopping (clubs at the Commercial Club ehty Aweme. ESA a Ra " nee, 18 iba, **/ rooms Wednesday night ‘hones; Main 11 anit b ita Handy, to out wills wid compe . ' ‘| Prof. Herman G. A, Brauer, of : ; waite a A amiciaoni | ain the bureau of municipal reh Mer ‘ th Bldg, | Beall 18 4 pacon, ip halt hame i6Ut ERFUI - wasn saad 8h chops, ike Ib; veel cheng fat the state university, will make 4 tual clairvoyant medium; reading “You deal with us. diteot.”* L2ise Ib, Stall 48, fresh butter, abc the principal address, There will 1918 Sixth ave, near Union. THRE LAKES LUMBER Co. fancy or ¥, 380 1b.; best Jersey but-| be music, ‘ PO YEE RL RPE OR ORENE AE ARR Hoey