The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1917, Page 15

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YR SAL EAGE ACREAGE FOR 4| —i— on Star WANT AD Rates 191T Sunday rhimg, Jume rig >) Kffective May 1 tranatent—Cash Advertising ansition cash in advance—any ¢ ten teents per tine oF fra fix times for the pr at—Charge Advertising tlon of Hne, of five. le ACkES, Wert Creen, sine Tre Per line por {ne Bix insertion Contract 100 too of five tion for the va ry B00 $10 Per Month CLIrron VAN ARSD ALE, tne Advertising « Per tine per i Per line per Per Itne Pp Per Iino per Mh lines each week _o ACHES $y aonths add onthe add | « ) Open Space 4 G8 lines to be used tn on CLIFFORD & per line : : ‘ 1400 Itnes to be tn or 10 ACHES “Hii #5 CASH, 8 x CLIFFORD & cont—Thres VAN ARSDALE, Inc LOAM rer SOLE sa0b MONTH Rates on t t Ad Department VAN ARSDALE, Ine 16—-WATER FRONT PROPERTY ON SALT WATER ATT CRATAR i QUA THE T the 1 imited to Thurston County LOTS FOR SALE | tice mm all cow Thintard Ja p_ATTORNEYS—PATENT FRED P, GORIN“ ey Big. Main wy cette Sibo D A. I IRIEMD & CO. ELLIO HOUSES FOR SALE gs kiy ang | eaeentien y on furniture, ve SANDERS & co. 1084 1 Ride CHINESE | MEDICINE CHINESE MEDICINE 45—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE! 5 NATU other men « waing ere HEP WO CHINESE 208 per cent hers may AD- but how about ADAM | 1-piy ‘a __| Sely APARTMENTS, UNFUR. 1 LOWER OF Tiina TOWM. MAN & H ANFORD ) CO} su wend Kodake and Pho COST TRUNKS DUNN SEEIS ane f airing range} THE DOCTOR ON T yourself AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES if FOR SALE $0600 teca var a HOTELS AND APARTMENTS Better ae ee es 7 MASSAGING AND BATHS MISS RNS Cann CALL tt AcReaGe FOR SALE CAST, si0 PER MONTH 34 FEMALE HELP’ WANTED ORGANIZERS DONE 48 DRESSMAKING na A i CHILD for re. AASEN & SEXTON oO WANTED—-FURNITURE x ss wn Ie Nery 38—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES fi SPECIAL ere Ser CHIROPODIST — FOOT s 139 POULTRY FOR SALE PHYSIC 1ANS AND SURG E bit VREER ONS 1. ZO-DI-AC her aes Gray ¥ wa Pilen wt. Welllott 20540 Restores | To ortrinal rT twice weekly er Hank ¥ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE \41 - Fon nes | » Beattie 4 On “lp eb ao! iF JSINESS PERSONALS “ f wire HATES nts for sale Ave 42 LIVESTOCK WANTED KAVANAL aw | Denver Dia WoRKs— aven't dan MM. 140% iret Av DAY, JUNE 8, SALE 1917, PAGE 15 PERSONALS SPIRITUAC MEDIUMS M T 3928 | WORIL BUSINESS PERSONALS GET WELL IN RAL WAY » WOR atime nd wo} hiness nature | ea m4 HE spoT give you! OODE spectal pat rout hair | Ml Dancing Get Well fair nannaeed ne dollar Jar iver 1615 Hight iT, 10 TO 1 604-600 Come tw 1400 7th ave, Wnion and T MADAM Lin ADAMI rriny int + BOIS MADAM MELLIE D'S GREATEST PuEREN MADAM VICTORIA LD'S GREATEST ene “hme a the one you Ge ct Hotel, over Pike rive AD 4 Friday ERFUT. ke, LEGAL NOTICES NM TTF MAY CON MEN Quickent w rather very your Improper meagures hb incase are cauno of ny trouble? 1 treat DISOR DENS ot DK, DONAWAY 4 Liberty Buildin = | ty. Honest, Painless Dentistry Gold Crowns and Bridges What ettinw dental actors tn elas Cre and m that gly wtat off the WATE " COLD VANES A Wire, thelr at gold, und thetr * exmetly thelr Vatea timex Ney Gotd wet in dental and they wear holes 1 surtnces months te endangering CROWNS DN to oweer a LIF NEVER WEAK OUT, you just about the price that the parlors charge you. Just honest den- qualifications of who have graduated » colleges and desired to myself wae weil } am proving my claim each and (Bx-President Michigan State Dental Examiners) ny na Drug Store Is) 1OTT 3026. and Sundays. RHEUMATISM Torturt arinding the morning ful Ine and ” of vim, @ self-charged body electricity urs while you} r Dlectra ve of great benefit to The Electra-Vita Co. ome Bldg. Cor. Spring Wash TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by weartng the Lundberg Rupture Support. We ive free trial to prove its superior INDBERG CO mt Chird Ave Stop. Those Losses. We absolutely guarantee the famous 21 Tablets to stop losses from weakness or we will re turn your money. By mall, $1.00 per box; 6 for $5.00. RIGHT DRUG CO, 1111 First Ave Seattle | CURES MEN Excess, | through Errore and to W y| re) By matl boxes for $5, 2 box RAYMOND Room 6, ‘Third, Opposite Vestetfic, Fourth and U lettizens was 20,120. r/ {zens and declarants nu sult in pro: | Utah, W. S. KIRK’S ARMY AND NAVY GOODS STORE 1209 FIRST AVENUE RATISE ACTION GUAKANTEED O8 MONEY REFUNDED quality, bought fr and navy yarde $1.00 -#i Ji immy Isn’t French at All; _ He Dresses Girls on Stage U.S, AGENTS IN DASH AFTER 13 After hearing that 13 men who failed to register for select service Tuesday, at Newcastle, were preparing to flee the coun- try, Sheriff Stringer, accompa- nied by four of his deputies and two federal officers, left Friday noon to arrest them. They are part of the 80 men who did not register. Thirty- one of the number registered Thursday. All but about 30, it Is believer, have now been ar- rested or have registered. There are 9,113 young men in § attle, out of a total of 7 tered, who will be eligible for select militagy service, providing they pass physical examinations, according to the registration summaries for the 2 districts of the city, wired to Gov. Lister by Mayor Gill Ten thousand, two hundred and three men indicated dependent rela tives on their cards. There were 410 men totally die abled, while 684 claimed occupation- al exemptions. There were 26 pub- lic officers, The total of white > colored cit- regiatration Th while there were 1 allens, and of this number 293 were alien enemies Officials estimate that not more than 25 per cent of the total num eligible for service, there large number of men unable to pass the physical examinations. Many More Register It is probable that the total regis tration in Seattle will be swelled to 100 by the time the first drawing is made. The registration of those who were unable to register Tues. day or who for some reason we: e; norant of the law, now fs in prog: ess, each district board registering | the men who live within tts jurisdic: tion. Willful failure to register will re- tion, according to Dis- trict Attorney Clay Allen, but Uncle Sam will be lenient with those who can show good reason for their neg: lect. No Instructions No tnstruetions have heen recely. ed, telling whe ndrawings are likely to be made, A corps of stenogra phers 1s engaged typing lists of all those who registered, to be posted in the precincts when the free-for-all |slacker hunt begins About nine of eve’ ten cards from county precincts are incorrect ly filled out, it has been discovered None of the mistakes will necess! |tate another registration Robert A. Powell, of Gold who gives his address “Seat tle, Wash., has a really novel claim for exemption from military servic according to Chief Registrar W. Gaines, who has received his ab- sentee card. ‘Ido not care to go abroad,” the card, Hill, reads WHO DIDN'T SIGN | regis-| ered 216,/ Seattle is hav ing a fashion show this week direct from Paris. Jimmie O’Burrell is the designer of the gowne and the shop where it is done 1s the stage of the Palace Hip. From a maze of chiffon, silks and velvets, Ji mie drapes the four living mod- els in such @& manner that im the short dura- tion of 20 min- utes he hi a gown pinned on each model that brings gurgles of delight from the feminine part of the audience. Altho Jimmie was born in Dub- lin, he is seen in} the role of a Frenchman. Judging by his accent, one would never dream, that he hailed from the old sod. LISTER SPEAKS FOR WAR BONDS MONDAY NIGHT Gov. Lister will be the prin- cipal speaker Monday night at amase meeting at the Arena in behalf of the Liberty Loan. This gathering will mark the beginning of final lap in the great drive which will end next Friday. The tota! eubscribed In Seat- tle by Friday noon, the Liberty Loan committee reported, was $3,477,100. This Is $4,800,000 under the required amount to be subscribed in Seattl Thru the National Commerce, the Pacific sterday subscribed 50,000. This ts Bank of Coast Co. a@ block of the largest The Liberty Loan, aside from patriotic reasons, is a good investment, paying 3% per cent interest. Perhaps, tho, you are pinched for cash just now. If so, the banks of Seattle are willing to lend you | the money. All you need do is pay 10 per cent down of the amount you want to subscribe. If you want to buy a $50 bond, | pay $6, and then pay the rest at the rate of $5 a month, com- pleting the payments in 10 months. ~ —oesineciineinstitaonliatdal amount subscribed outside the banks themselves. The Sunset club of Seattle, | which numbers among its mem- bers some of the leading club wom- en, has subscribed $15,000. This amount was taken by individual members and not as @ club propo- | sition, Harry Stahl, the restaurant man, {a native of Germany, but an Amer- ean citizen for 30 years, has sub- scribed $500 to the Liberty Loan and has offered the U. 8S. the use of his auto, Schwabacher Bros subscribed $40,000. | Street meetings, addressed by former Congressman Bryan and Carl F, Crosson, are becoming more popular than ever, thousands being drawn to them. The Liberty Bell, rung yesterday by Boy out Holmes Hyland, Iso doing yeo- luen's work Committees of business men con- tinue their drive upon stores and offices downtown, and some $200,- 000 have thus far been secured in this manner | The six leading department ‘stores now conduct booths for the sale of bonds on exactly the same conditions as at banks. You can buy the bonds direct from them The Pacific Steamship Co., ac cording to announcement of Prest- dent Alexander, will purchase bonds in behalf of employes up to 25 per cent of their annual salary, {end will allow them to pay up for same in ten monthly installments, 4 & Co. Friday