The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1917, Page 8

| | HAVE TD FEED THR MAJoR’s WORSE AND THE OATS ARE 400! ALL GONE Wonper Wito FED THAT OLD ARMY MULE? WANT AD RATES|| ‘~ Dae cent word per insertion Bix times ¢ t five Htuation ads on rate B Puneral Notices Oe DIRECTORY DOINGS.OF THE DUFF Transiont—Charge Adtvertiatng Per line per tnsertion 8 g Bix Insertions for the p of five CHANGE IN appr bacribers should be sure give ir old 4 BS Well as their new address. ALL, subscriptions t be started from date the t * re j ceived Rack nv » cannot be a supplies 1, MULLEN 1206 ; . ' FoR ERRORS TN 5 BUSINESS TRANSACTED OVER run Bt TELEPHON . 4 aeatt, 1? ACREAGE FOR SALE FEMALE SITUATION WTO A IO ACKE STOCA RE MANGE \ ’ place ar A SACKIPNIGE ‘ . . Ihmeband and wife; damage claims col *: ‘ : lected: general practice uliation : — ; 8—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE ~ Wwe tw AASEN eo SEATON CO ° - . po you wast TO HAISE A ri POTATORS, PROFS AND CHICKENS F SS en Ma 45—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ATTORNEYS—PATEN : 5 FRED P Sea Tene A ee « “ta secured of fee refun ‘ ager hag a rue Main 190. Free? . ; RIVER ‘ @ oe; t fasten extended Office open evenings wbad Vauas wt ME $22 N.Y Bock oe ACRES Abt - ' Wao © mete oy o ha $25 Cash. ® pe . . BILLIARD TABLES set mY PAN mC J ane sours . as gaol reads (he eding | W ‘ Peete First ave & Maattio, Wash : ah, ‘ " BICYCLE SUPPLIES __|CREEK AND SPRING, 60 ACK 5 ’ ved CHATTEL LOANS wllooang oe uns > DO YOU NEED MONEY? | : ee 8 . Wey ' a} tne . See tee Enobe PIANOm ete,|3 ACKES; LOIS OF FINK Vimnt ; : , nd leave goods tn your possession heh A to nice Ab 018 ontadtiahed office, making s spe fine tree ‘ ctalty of loans at reasonable 4 na as — Curront VAN ARSDALE. I et Pate Qeatines: courteous treatment. We gg agg om . on fwifl be iad t> explain our rs 4 a Gians to you so there will be no extra ; : expense of costs after the loan I# n Poe ; 4 ~# SEATTLE BROKERAGE 1S ~FXRM CANDS POR SALE ™ | pint ’ o er, 344 408 Walker Wide. Second and Unt sha od tote 185 a ° bUNS is WHUNKS ATTRACTIVE HoMmr ne . N _ Beane trom t: a 4 SonTH END a.” on furnit pianos, tive ~~ SANDERS & CO. eireot tare “vod "view 004 LC Smith Mite 476 cash and & ATTRACTIVE Ms CHINESE MEDICINE : . “ * Hern @ @ 46—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Doeetucing Without Re- aot ui MY inaT EAD Wwe PAY it tor Years, Seo Me) 4 acre tracts from beach. | Wi, 8 A and waventignte my | adien LOTS FOR SALE weate tore, 120 F .% Main treated and Lake Washing an plan fc 47 MASSAGING AND BATHS rine | Mio $000; tran. Reeve lecker om |GRACE POWELL—-™o- Meved without HOUSES FOR SALE TEN Aaa waCHTA ton. Myr advice - t oe M free. D wRA B WAG c nie ares 118 Vesler Way. mee, see Tam tn @ post-| Mil URS Axe CLOTH SIGNS vee will ted etsew! My as ‘ - CARD SIONS. , 1 . alows features zs fre Bide _| ema ayme * ‘ ver § « COLLATERAL “LOANS , ae a cr | eae " HONEY » \ « the COMMISSION ther ‘ ane . ie PROVIDENT LOAN 800 ” . 7 on and 116 Mar Y & Broper ABLE PLACE T v ‘ern e Mi ¥ . jon y on DIAMONDS — JEWELRY } ‘ MN ‘ iain ia 3 ; i Lames rates: confident | 6 JEWEL iy MERICAN JEWELRY co. 809 Seconda |t* a * bo Soenre 5 ON ALL. ARTICLES and | BA MA ef eaiue The Relindie $67 Third ave dena 1 Union, ae CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES : . RA LOWMAN & HANFORD CO} OMS a8 = pe lena J Kodaks and Photoer Supplies for ave oa r " ' DEVELOPING JO wa tit oe Press W 4 Tel_Matn 7181 eine tam Adatae 64 Puuntior Weer 51 WANTED—FURNITURE } OPTICIANS A nnn i wr Mone BD J a Braver-Paterson Co's ba 20—TIMBER LAND FOR SALE p en cs than Main 2174 "3 CE. ° A 6 “ PHYSICIANS ANS SURGEONS eek CLAM s Blake Furn (68 Pike Main & ou neren, AUCTION SALE AUCTION DRY, FinePRnoor tA WARM: | CO f house. Central Storage Co, 105 White | 54> a Bide 23—HOUSES UNF. FOR RENT) %\ DE enn nnn nnn | TA : RENT BY abana | ee 4 STORE FIXTURES ANDO | at Fauntiero Weat 646 ackinaw ‘a _ SHOWCASES APARTMENTS, FURNISHED fee, 4 an 1616% Third ave, near ee: alomines, ¢ za Auction ¢ 3 First ave Ma a JUNK 5 |. AND Sari ‘“E) PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 4 1120 Virst ave BF RAR ee Fa ee & mi | 25 APARTMENTS, UNFUR. | * P c AARAA ¥ au ) AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES 4373." eile ’ , 7 ¥ coop All Ses bist HOTELS ANO ———— ; SES APARTMENTS | § 5 PERSONALS TRADES AND EXCHANGES RWW STANDARD HOTEL WOMEN i ¥ a a yt : a“ For Corner First Ave. and Pine a | barge a i . 2 i | reoms; first-class ay ne HAIR Goor : Soar 600 up; with private| pa « . Ann | w 41 ACREAGE FOR SALE SPRCTION CORDIALLY | r air goods of "WO ACKS, VINE CHERK. Sino | % acon a. 82 week ip. ae wake F100 Cash, 815 fact 4 1 "Thin land ites level: « i FURNISHED. ROOMS " th : the famoun Hear Creek ct, and nat |FURNISH with BAM ‘eet a ? far fromm arna 1 ” " * and : o per month WA 4 1A ' : Gniry farms. 3 . nit ' Fs eek -t0 bb APARARAPARRRRARPLRARARAPDADAS | WANT Of ' ' ity re tnt r MALE He LP WANTED Pp Me” AASEN & SEXTON CO. ety Take, Was " 10 Firwt A j Fi FROM PRODUCER TO : : where us r CnoIcEST 8é iRN HARNEN COLLRGM : Po" 117 Washingt | VADAL INE LLOYD Write for prices A no bar' WT ahah Salma “Ene t fee Fon DETAILS ON LAND» wanted at Seat rings 1718) faire n. Apt ! Mandy » our i” . a 1 ‘ in + E Write or ven & ' MAKER A tF in. 3 ” Ka 4. 1 oF Mer, Land o 4 ‘ NEWEST WALK ' lot phOTRI, | 33—-MALE SITUATION WANTED | ly aig bali rth av er, 1708 % Highland i ¢ Motel, city, Dancing STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1917, PAGE 6 il | op EY ALLMAN. (PACIFIST HITS THE MAJORS HoRSe 1 WELL rat Natural m 2 ut business (re GkGiW ELIZABETH ' gorray ete ca ‘ 1 of | SOC iety Buds Act mol Sis i A Bead Doe a ee Gatley aceeueaty aba In Charity Opera " “ "Wy * ~ . i ate “en at . * and ' rol yRY 4 a the Pres the " Tue ui wis Chu fa Sue TACLN ce nape rer| wie ire Tuesd seemed aa Saye yu PUBLIC MARKETS Jeput , *« ° . ° SANIT ANY < by antned arece ens ous tia MADAM RUTH re, ie 6st ace 4 ¢ he : roosomy c 10 eetng ‘ . wht rhe | qeves : . « n 1} . and « at * ai - . “ | Alirr STurrevat, EROMANN n - Lied ri pl to aid the the Plaza charity FA. re ne Pot datraton Hs Mk ER uta aa amie ot ome RAW SHARP ISSUES CONSULT wh | in acti , < PHRENOLOG . Col, Bullock, of the Cana . ‘ A MEDI * 4 a Chicago clergym . | #_phronsia . end t sve. 1 ater lecturer before the New Y pmunissioners wilt . elle at with the ald of influ at te of the ¢ : . Ps pris VIKK FLACK , or ad Des Moines and | A ery —meer * to plea ‘pan och pastater g with the et for 11 a evenings 1615 Righth * hee dieu ‘ 81, free an fighting Monc¢ =| Sea A, ‘ a cleomnarss It is alleged those who would and place the e, that acy opener Seo oS REM RIVER MAR |Ser'erine marr sess cs eget wees mS ee 3) AD) SOME WHISKY |= 2s rect rst island nus nearer er, and thal ’ i edvies * « eli pre d obviate @ ax oak” deaiaan ean adie iL Fred Smith, on « ro’ to Kitsag, A FOP NO Son terete anni -¢ Hote room 3 agg Green River Hot Sy s nt h oa seep taught dally, b to b Hip Redd "hiss =e ‘ - tse | well, but, it is said, not too favor T oponents of the presesth } te hold t shippers to the} Co. condensef| seriously incom present route ents, and that ably, known to the sheriff's office . atten Mandalay sa mornir F unded on ath ta . arate « a 8 t prices on land ia ans ; X7.| thoiea: rinen ine separated together] cam cotton Hike ‘whole ereen yan || 1013 THIRD MAIN - > = , lo you the secrets of being he nig ve “ . LIEUT. J. B. CAVANAUGH ha cS te a Tevetaaten Sisco oes ype ote fete egg tis Stop Those Losses wa ¥ tions Samman We absolutely guarantee the « evara 1 or harges 4p . which have sed the flooding of |‘ famous 21 Tablets to stop losses rt effigg Ha ‘ - hg valuable farm lands in the vicinit from weakness or we will re pus ° * ve ‘ Ste CHIEF MILK A. N turn your money. By mail, $1.00 rig 1 & | sikanivenn * Pilea wi box; 6 for $5.00, MMI ROY AL : bere, 180 eart {lhe service to the rth oe Rta DRUG Co. wi Gz . eT a enologia , grow b and| wert agent of a dairy s | 1111 First Ave, Seattle o gcuare a 04-608 o one . " ° y | a : " the ° 3 Bhatt angorines 0. C. GRAVES, president ot | See Dr. Edwin J. Brown weal. Advice ont . teak ih | the Saleamanship a gel a et ; aroni, 26 ‘ooms n “So or rs i At sthand Fanaa . " nthe nacre - Points Would = Deni on a PRL Lge ; ake reking FORTY-THREE LITTLE folk and for $18.00" These pris : A ape 0 mothers of the Theodora home| © extracting without ‘ of n ' a uted Tuesda the 79th | Ba! yeh has irthda M. F. Jones, who has aE oe . 2 . SHIP RICE TO CUBA aonated rally to the support of wv K mud Twenty thousand tons of rice|the home SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS will be shipped to Cuba thru Seattle) ONLY 44 men passed the exam-| ADAM this summer, aceording to W. R./ination qualifying for city men | wee | Robinson, agent of W. R. Grace & tly, and as a result noth |Co, which is promoting the trade.|cxamtnation will be offered to _ Set Wel tes Seer ‘ Part of the business will be carried] positions left by men who have — on by the Cauto, a Seattle It} enlisted in the army and nav Small ss 8. asy steamship, which is now on the re-| SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE cuusl ments. All diseases turn journey from New York city to|and the Seattle Chamber of Com z tests of every kind attle. About 5,000 tons of the! merce will be represented at the sultation fre Tw |rice have already gone to the island| conference of the National Parks ar. Dr. Macy, ‘Jand there are waiting in this city) Highway sociation, which con Bidg, 811% Second Ave vont 3,500 tons ready to be ship-|venes in Spokane April 2 H | pea KING COUNTY Women's Chris Coy bally #241" ‘Phe Cauto was built by the Seat | tian Temperance Union will hold] ' : zs D-} Pike tle Dry Dock and Construction Co. [its semiannual convention in A " 4 MADAM KIRL |for the Ward line. She was 100 per/bury Methodist church, Fremont a und x ea: Wonder cent a Seattle-built ship Friday " : ants aa EGYPTIAN WHILE C, W. FERGUSON, a . PHRENOLOGIST SELL SOUND STEAMER |driver for the Enterprise laund ‘ sherpa Andrew Newhall’s Sound steamer] was near the corner of Eighth ave SRCK's SEXOID . asta “SECOND AVE, {Islander has been sold to a Caltfor jand Pine st., his car slipped its | pve beeen $1, or SIX boxes for $b. ' i K ii Hotwoen ike and Inia shipping concern, according to alprake, ran ‘down the hill bach ’ As ner ns shin sak lvepresentative of th ei sciese firm,| wards T day and knocked down “ 1 , g a m| Who has come to attle to swing|M Keist of 1408% 43rd st)" Seattle, Was i ' BAD 4 " ;/the deal, The Islander is docked in| severely wounding g@bout the nal nee ‘ hom you|Seattle at the present time, and an| face | YOU KNOW THAT ’ dbs Ty Halal ; aine Jove af loil-burning engine is being installed.| GEORGE ELMO DEIGH, whose sedeesk, Ge pAM it AN | d permanent | She will be used by her new owners| hobby in life was stamp collecting are “very ‘ Hen dings guaran | : on a freight run between San Diego] stipulated in his will before he ean etentinn eee, eae 4 : a . ‘ r no charge “and Ensenada, Mexico died, April 13, that his collection lone standing troublet INLEN RICE BURI | sway, mone + treat alt of stamps should be laid away and DISOR- nd & Co,, riggers and sail-|cial stress should require his Know |makers of Seattle, have secured the] wifow, Mrs, Marie Deigh, to. sell eg ers, |eontract for rigging the new motor-| them ». near/Ship W. F Burrows, built for the| MRS. HENRY BRICE ha bape teddy tigi eater: | MCE wep Rood PE SCUENTIFICl FE CARRY PINEAPPLES RS sold for 20 years, unless finan ' . \firm of Libby, MeNeil & Libby, by} brought a damage suit for $5,000 sultation j ' ive [MADAM Wt rrancis [the Standifer-Clarkson Co., of Port-|against the Pacific Coast Casualty dole ae ! ‘ ro, Feliabl ard reader land. The vessel is to be used in|company, and August Olson it wc ete ae: Jeuan ‘ at VALMINTRY faire, O con i pita [the Alaska trade in the summer and |ney driver who ran into Mrs. Brice _ DR NAWAY bean nat poelal, b0e + Opp Liberty theatre. in the pineapple trade in winter, on Sept. 31, 1915, iia, Panay Png? Lov