The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1916, Page 6

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so nto at pte Troubles SPRY get TR ID I SPSL TR A a BRN conn reenaen STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 11, 1916 PAGE 6 | rm PHONE TOM, |P You ARE HUNGRY I SHATTLA a MAIN You WILL FIND Some / ~ F a 00 4 2 BO H — LFRUIT IN THE Ke Bk KI y | ~— . . 4 mh NN MATIC | - Six Couns \ f ee ae ; ALL © from WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE You DONG OUT HERE, —. Tom? r wa Allman JAPAN TRADE jason 1p | INGREASES IN WHAT AR YOU TRYING open IT wer? J) Wy, A coc opener | DID You THINK | { ic () {M TRYING To open A BOX OF SARDINES y | WAS USING MY \F You MUST Know! Le TEETH? <o aiid aan , cane : United Press Staff Correspondent TOKIO, Nov Some idea of the wonderful progress J n has made her foreign trade since the war is ed thie nation has been establish new markets steam ng her products, and have been opened ship lines, subsidized by the extended to every government, big port of call on the face ; celved. Back the globe % | supplied Greate k PY Matera Ag Mt ed, pert . : Beaa Pe nN ot nt A FH 0 Bote wa . & Attornevs-at-Law ms 4 - 8—For Sale—Miscellaneous | 19—MALE HELP WANTED 23—PERSONALS nae Oe OR pliant 49 LEGAL NOTIC eo core this jaounld Rit oN ah ~ “ - Pi MARKED WERT MATT aT, D ore ‘ ' e ! rom R reached onl . : Gone” 10 cents « scobe, Pel * Invades 8. A. Trade - ‘ 7 ei WOM we x - " - po cad “ et « igs 3 : “ ke hb she har ew Ox . ' A4 ted be Fk Ss th ie ERNE , ' ANt * « ! ‘ 4 first ’ m back of t 1 of th € ed . eriore FP M ow be fi t “ ‘ wide ane ” , " J Tat Mi VEMEDIEN VOW ny , - : 1 i Ratieray r pe Banks Gi cases, 1684 19th ove. Mest Badicon : | p BR i only aan WHE CANATTAN K bi sabe a 4 oT her tra that direc -Head office . ADIF ’ i t ’ 1 ; a . ® TINE STHRENT SATURDAY F ° plied on ase Meyer-Toner, 314 WH shit FoR 1has Saw wa Ker j ha j 4 " Jinks bags > ne a Avenue, th ‘ - ; P ion . " S cisb. Ladies «! : . ; ya " ade 1 ne ~ 1 Union apt ft | aimat t " t fiet ' ‘ ca, and she end kB nd : ie MERCHANTS LUNCH WILHARD the : hiss : P bl bed lege sack, Iare Grabs China Business a ave, sid . 20—Male Situations Wanted Cafe. Keventh and Union a } ; : ¢ a market . Mus . a Ni ay | WE PAY Caml POR PURNTTE ae ; sy M nn really be itty WeetLake d-nand * er day Fee eee eee Block A hint “ SOUTH END MONDAY io n which she - Ps ¢ five * ; uAN ’ . : id , ¢ other for- a AR ~ 5 a : i. “ ‘ « the last 10 —— . ve F i . st one-third " . Au dA i abe 5 ‘ 8 exports to her ROR eee “ - | t » months of the Chattel Loans 2) FEMALE HELP WANTED FOX TROT § : rs Of export pave WHAT ANOUT RUG " : KRING MAN WITL| rine cna Univer " : an increase meeete and jer . Waldron’s,| sive round on ie Caran oot 1 ive ad * v corresponé- VER : i i e* Thure . ‘ 616 Ete wing “ ing period a year ago the COMM ‘ re SEW FURNITURE ‘ (5, te ave A “ West Pe ee As an fllustration of the way At? a en ‘ t wom "1 r ERED Wibwire “ . 1 t Pro esky : ara we . | Editor’ s Mail | ; KEW Cowrasy: NEW ' THIRD -YEAN - —_ = = : Pies tcp pep fade wel’ x . ‘ eipetising dishes Wiha RESENTS SUFFRAGE SLUR wena Sirere - pach Sa 4 Union ‘ us . r To the Editor: If anybody eve a firm in which the im A An ~ 7 ; rat ailing Brosdwe ' ° Block an’s| and was eived by it into think-| the stock, has just added to 4 , _ KAVANAUGHN 6 aie wave \ on, t i i 10 that t republican party | vessels to its line to the antipo Chair-Caning ee 4 M iiman's A . 1 wanted women's suffrage, or that| making a total of 10 Japanesegym™ CANE Sear x RWSiNaw | le Bi : | Manicuring-Massaging fe . . i 4 ¢|Mr. Hughes was the spokesman of|sels which are now plying beta LL eee “ « tm Canvas 22—-Female Situation -|MISS MARION DATION MAS | Seatt or r « ak nees| bis party when he advocated it so this nation and Austrian ports Cloth Signs citchen @ Co | ADVERTISEMENTH IN THI8 COLUM are ate pects gmeniowr n the route of sald railway, a ' exeary | Strongly in the beginning of the * 3 * cent aw tn joom 1. 1210 Becond ave. construct railway f } e e ner campaign, let them read the edi 4 ee ese | Suds Ss eee mit comes em cee e* | QREGONIANS VOTE curing Pike shall be General Sorial ds of 1 { » | mor ap oe (RE Repealed PGE PNR ODM a eee » be “1 BG Port of Seattle uch | mae rai & paper here Friday | BE “BONE DRY” q . . . « af a alt ere is where the ‘kept us ow To j Chinese Medicine ONEY is GRACE POWEL] Bathe mes ' I ‘ jof war’ slogan got in its aa diy 1f You Have Been ente fF 4. Arcade Hote ely fr ring int t te work and on torime Without Re te ov) : ‘ ; en vote an PORTLAND, Nov. 11.—Lb ' rs, See Me she = Ke \s pap Rehan : W Et L . t ‘ old-time tie quor in any form is going to be - Natural scons . ° * + + © If the {| a8 Scarce as hen’s teeth in Ore- mos r Natura mt an 1 n|ing shall be ele gon within a month. The “bone i A Pep enogy tpg: 4 Way 4: ‘ tion of a of the United| dry” amendment to the consti- . oy ton 1 Wo Ch , ‘ ' ‘ t f ge | States on a ser a ie, the| tution has carried by 3,000, ac- an a © paturel | wanna nee Ma MAND tles of x x . yn-wide campa omen for| cording to returns today, and paar eS ee fical ! o t er « the importation of bottled Ader, sf 77 an Tt aa, » . f ofr goods from California is halted. * ° ~~~ ach and kt . ee ° Serre esl A. ¥C INRAR REED 1384 + - A se sie x 1 of creating | if—they vote th ticket.) | NEW. YORK, Nov. 11.—Ontward: iia Senter Wes, Phone Mate asa, |" “ \e ¢ ‘ payment of the p pal and int There the |ly at least, Charles E. Hughes if ph wa FA re fter pres ted & tates to award the |not showing any signs of disp § Collateral Loans ee 4 mene A ‘ y ting a & pointment over indications that B® — - ce e sent the biggest job ip 4 A 16—Agent ‘ ‘ Mets retest senna 16—Agents Wanted 24—Business Personals ® ‘ N at wi Pe awe ny ; . iNT Tew WANICURTNO k } r ' ‘ receive said two days 5 ; ; L otiee ik she ‘ \ unless they vote the re If | am elected . ant Third are at RAGS NEPAINED 003 FES: NE Pol ' " ‘or this we The as I @xpect to be,” and said Cameras and Supplies . - Its ¥ little te to te, | voice, wa as imperturbs LOWMAN & HANFORD CO , aes 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS needle : : a teas al ' PING 4, 4 “a MADAM HONOR ¥f4*,7or BB. STs i Te bot es in judid " . r wi. be tb tecngsieed be the (On —— ee Ses Sena ee » Hill Ave, caln a5 * 25—SPIRITUAL ME DIUMS | 36—Rentals sage il sasees' Chas tuatee run [aUST CAN'T DO WITHOUT OLD ARMY MULE: Money to Loan SHARPENED BETTER THAN RaW | e"Union st ees“ 17—Salesmen Wanted Eayncians and Surgeons \LESMED eros : nent |7 a Bry # C OF hpi bad! o PEP LL f cs : ' a Store Fixtures and Showe: ases si0W HOTELS AND feof : APARTMENTS Neale rate ire Furniture Wanted ‘ t OF A DOLLAR NEED RE PAL Beaute for Sale ' , “ \ USE STAR WANT YU UWIGWWi d Qiks wag 104 t ave Wi uf ~-Male Er A A al Will Co: ot We. A engere 4 ee T. J. BROWN > 411 Renera St so ¢ 013 Third Ave. Opticians , yt. Ean pee. _ ae rer 7 rriflere Phrerclogi MADAM KIRL of, hea a Ry i w EGYPTIAN nee PHRENOLOGIST 5 IALINE LLOYD ce. . nding for § 31—Housekeening Rooms advises fa ee Ph SPURSISHED KOOM™ A ° . steetion 5 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM cory cas Reet ee “ene MME. VICTORIA BA BLY - tor you; te * pes one Anne . . H 37—Business Shances New . ROYAL EGYPTIAN uigartan. daleropank sad Mandophaten (HE) nQuir aA TR flea ¥ any F Have you y y Hote . 1 he ou t AY i : nee 1 nt a weak cent, EEE Caer RELTAMLE C 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE MADAM MELLIE Teh FURRD . ° WwW atom a a and nm be CHEAP POULTRY RANCH Rent For Unfurnished ey H : 26—¥ urnished Apts. ij Lab 1 | ae Al OnNes Kp For pmTAIT ANI t t ‘ d ; ha n wi nO MEIKLEJON t ile mee Fa aL DL ; Mia The newest tractors may climb hills, ford streams and perfor f wing UB EERIE welt A ' other marvelous feats, but the tractor that proves indlanohenwiad in ay "Man Fi “4 SP a ueenee Apartments THRE LAL the trenches of Europe is none other than the old fashioned army mule, é a is OND wah fang a MODENS | ZIV TATE , : | The picture shows a mule in a German trench, where there are. mafhl ninco artments cols per line, cash in advance. |More just like him “Cail 189 Kighth ave | cost

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