The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 9

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Fraser-Paterson Co's bal Main 2174 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS KATHRYN HANRISON—001 SIXTH Etliots ste2d STORAGE ws) FORAGE WA age Co, 108 White “Tit Wark Bia} "W ACREAGE.FOR SALE CLOM-IN ACRRAGR | Wee moxtinenda)’ ete r an ees pRamcre | Poasension woon Far- Y n ’ | | f v7 LOTS FOR SALE 9 HOUSES FOR SALE . rome 3 Y wi mY ‘ nnn 23—HOUSES UNF. FOR RENT HUNGATOWS FOR RENT HY ADAMS a aroy. Waat o86 25 APARTMENTS, UNFUR. LOWER COST OF TiVENE Summe ‘ to garden, hard. wate 5 wa YA town, South Low ae rates Bayview Apartments . | Heacon 248 Aner | 32 MALE HELP WANTED } 7: z — jARB YOU ING YOUR BIT? And 18 years to star t te the path asf town any for the h Mr. Smith. LERMAKER Wito is Apply Pactth ¥ | | . | Fir t e A } |e i Y EXPERIENCED BOOK- Apply at 1510 First ave. 1 |k vas hate 1006 ist ave \se_FEMALE SITUATION WTO. PORTTION BY on private |36-—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ‘kal aT we REeTAT RAS HONE, WITH 5 business, Matin a9 POULTRY FOR SALE WE WAV A White hor: laying for 41 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE POW BAT To. at 76 Pike at ” , ay paw LIVESTOCK WANTED iy WAR | 143 LOST AND FOUND | ViCiNntT¥ i AND JEPFER fon, gray white ¢ ery shy. ‘Reward. Please phone ast 2540 | LADYS PURPLE WILK UM breiia, in Ballard, with inttial “"D" and 16” engraved om handle, Ca wood 1989 We ship to prin te Cait Main 14 ea. Our bie! JUNK pos Ke request. ave o Eto | ‘ - ore eee x vanised AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES| wire. pret FOR SALE andard twe-lig} * from 1.13 up HOTELS AND Name cla Beal Mixed’ Paint, APARTMENTS. per eal 260 Frames, Mouldings, Puliders’ Hardware, NEW _STANDARI ings, Buti Gites and Pie 0. B WILLIAMS CO = SOc up; YREPAR DIALLY io 7 AND EXCHANGES f F a ae 10—TRADES ont or part int will No. Le PIL OI ADL LDL LAL ACREAGE FOR SALE TAND® campe, BIOUN, ith Bide. K zar B year “mi of your lif, Send _ BRYANT, buildiogs; 3 sores under plow; peer & goldiery home Part cash, J, W. 1 Bika, eaneia, wast: t For Musical Instrumente, & EYEGLASSES, with rial TACL F TTED 2 sr t |46—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 7 nD — INCH BECOND-WA 6 1 Fillott i A ; CAIROPODIST — FOOT SPECIAL. 1st Di PARKER ours 10 « m, to Tp. mi Diya it to 1. $10 Denny Bldg. Month- Tole, tion Department The Star) DUNN TRUNKS And bags for cepairing of luggage | NeW PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT AP- | ed on purchase, Meyer-Toner, 210 Unton af “PHONOGRAPHS OUR BPECIAIAY We trade, buy, rent, repair, MUSICAL F RD BXCHANGB 1816 Wentinke Hilllott 267 CLEARING ROUSE J. Webb Kitchen & Co | Fon HALE, CHRAP—OD a oK | suitable for delivery, Phone Ballard Lee ae a Wilt CRIFICH GOOD ~ INGER | | "pewing machine, $7.60, 1927 ‘Terry ave. |47 MASSAGING AND BATHS [55 BUSINESS PERSONALS IT! « M AGE im! IMP PLAYING TAUGH wrToMw MISS DURING cosa Gola mee na; euccess guar 1 604-606 ¢ and evenings, Office | _Mantages Hide Pike et WaT ¥ Own, NEASONA DM FACIAL. A VF Gy he 1. avi Noren uJ * 2 RAVARADCHIOR ES Mish JEWEL MANIGURING, ibiew| DENVER DIK We Tih ava tra. affies 10 Db UBL SSC TY peer Tiow SALa ~“|66 = SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS j va ive | CONSULT MADAM LESSTIB f WOYPTIAN PHIUBNOLA AND . ‘ MEDIUM are tly | 1a good poe he io it . (Nap | a wite f | Rood Rruasele, Axminater and F ay omg ; hed, ‘Vornis i ie 4 mand Tike, it lost a Egyptian Phrenologist wa va, va a Medium ° : f a AND #EK MADAM Hiern ’ Sonora , mA " o, giassw ae r . | MENT wit ¢ AY loore north of y tee | whiten av 1 : At the Pacific Auetion pany tt and Pike, room et ave. of eo and }51 WANTED—FURNITURE oY Mone Cer i pay hie « iiake PHYSICIANS AND SU rN: PRR Pity 55 BUSINESS PERSO othe men an Using Chinese nature herta, CHINESE MF » bet. Wea M HER Ww 208 James Beattie prompt FACTORY Mann MAIR cw M GET WELL IN NATURAL W. tdney, 4 and Ind ished i MTOR 1401 Piret RGEONS NALS AY ae ot biada tiem, * and aflmen 4 women by DICINT | | . Ask your deve CBE YOUR CRED nt. We will o a yourssit in anything od in “HAIR GOODA bay on terma at factory prt | We manufacture everything that. ts 4] wom in hair goods of any special pat | tern or design. Bring us your cut hair or combings; we make them up at factory prices. We dye and make over | ar old switches, Mail orders given For | ADALINE LLOYD | faire of life. 211 Union, Apt. R El- VACUUM CLEANING, RUGH nap furniture, Phone Rainier 296W, G. F. FOX TROT *4~ other modern | dances, juvenile MARKY —J BATIAFACTION GUAR | tlone tr Write ple’s Club, Ban PRACTICAL NURSD-— MRS, WILLETK O-DI-AC | “GET ACQUAINTED BOCIETY —MENT Ings ‘Thursday evenings, 1016 Bighth ave, Apt. D. : FRONDS OF MM CRANE CALL AT 1162 11th eve, STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917. 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Ac Motel, Fourth and | MADAM MELLI WORLD'S GR YPTIAN Y MADAM V WORLD'S a what to ne vielt AY * " dal’ i KATHY Bp tiffe hand reader, to please, b head indicat a family health, A MY GREATE pay yo RICE Da, PA A NRTA 1 tation 10 LMORE 608 14th ave RAPARI a medium mr) New i ard pi $1.00 iritual clairvoyant or happen! it asking @ single quest :ATEST LOOT ICTORIA Sr do to be ew for y Avie oo affairs ten the sepa BURLEIGH Friday i RieAT eaday hear Pine Room 11, 106% dally GHEATEAT fa treatments GREAT rer) WONDERFUL 10644 Pike, Elliott MADAM FRANK —CARD READER, Palinint, 260. 106% Pike, Elilott FELL DO—eLIADLE CLAIRVOYANT TAny heeAD $1600 TULL, CARD READIN Plaza Hotel, | CARD OF THANKS 57 WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR GRATI tude and our thanks to our many frienda and to the e w of Duthte's shipyard for the ki mhown um uring the low nd brother and for the many beautiful floral of- foringn. MRS. P. POLNT AND FAMILY. LEGAL NOTICES 9 vite 18, 1917 of Bulidings prior to 6 of the Supe x June PAGE 9 PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS | ALL LOCAL ROUTES | STEAMERA LEAVE FROM COLMAN || 0CK, FOOT OF MARION STREET ji C Vert Townsend —rert “Reward for urn containing Angeles ashes of Mrs. Nora Mitchell, © %0pm!|! purchased in trunk at Bush | aly || ell’s, March 17." | The lo ashe of Nora Mitchell —— tn he been found Zneoma Wires After man weeks of search es ~a }Nora Mitchell's widower, who was Joan eee 4f ner] ittopm || krief-stricken, ts again in possen 100pmlevery two he 40) 239m] ) sion of the urn containing them | H pra iotnate trip, 6 and r the time at least, they ’ |aeem to have found a peaceful | reating plac | | Death did not end the adventures | J jof Nora Mitchell. A® ashes she har | Stes mer fer Port) 2 seem! had experiences which never came || “daily Connects at Townsend] daily her in life, She has been packed | lwith ratl itnes for all a trunk, along with books and | as Oren clothing; she has gone from| _ , » elty to another by freight; ahe Anacortes amd ihellinghaan m Steamer Whateom | § tam [for Anacortes and) daily Reltingham ~ Bvereti— telling ham—Anacerteo— rt Townson: “TH vipm | 8 Walshaw, tor! atiy | Fett, Anacortes! land Bellingham! a ae Tolan de Reitingham TP 00 Wie. Wawa lie, for Bort! T tipm midn’ht Townsend and Bel-| Tueed’y Monday {iinghern, via all fan! Thurey Tosed’y Juan twland pointe, | fatary hure ye) “Fort Townecnd—Port Angedes—Neak ay and Way Porte T3406 Meamer Utopia, for 06pm midn’ht!Pert Townsend, Port] Tused’y SundayiAn Neah Bay Thursy Tuset’yiand way porte | Metury Thora’ i Fort Townsend — Port Angeles and Way Ports % it 6 (tr, Waininala for! @¥opm mide’ ht Port Townsend, Port) Runday Monday Angeles, Clallam and) Wednes Wednes way ports | Pridey Friday’ is Fort Gamble—Todlow—Vinalor Paget, 0 item Tow datiy (Kingston, Gambia! datty Cpm steamer ow Exton! enrept or, Townsend.| Sunday je and Mea *. Raturdey Onty 2:¢0pm|Ateamer Puaet, for! 9:8¢pm | Kingston, Ludlow and ual | The mibbie.| midn’ht and all! emeest on Mood Canal! Munday ” Hunday |potn' Points marked ** are b Passengers other boat thetr own and aseume &) ng euch Ian@ing Steamers pas. enger rate dose got include boat land |] tne enarmee erence liabiitty te itmited te wear. |} ing apparel, not to emeeed $100 for o ticket . 188 pounds allowed tree Steamers and schedules subject to without notion Pretght el petnts | FT SOUND NAvTOATION co. |! Ticket Office, Colman Deck, GET WELL NO Of that enlarged gland be- lore We ls pronounced tuber. | lous oF cancerous or in- arable, Ailments the Gis and Nerves Specialty hyes, Bars, Nowe, Throat, Chest, Kheumatiam, Blood and Skin Aliment, Paral- yale, Quick, reliable treat ment for Pelvic Allmen and all weaknesses, Blood Keats of every kind. Perma. went betterment for low yi tality. Retewtific nerve treatment, Twelfth year. 203-5 Epler Second a | No ss TORTURE inated Sy_weartng the Rupture Sup, | ve tree trial to Drove Its superior | ty. A. LUNDEERG CO weer W THAT Improper measures rather disease are very the cause of your Sing trouble? i treat an DIBOR DENS men and women, or for | 08 Aieor-| Con. ton Come to mo for Raliable Wassermag Biood Test | | DK, DONAWAY 4 Liberty Mulidt Third Opposite Stop Those Losses| We absolutely guarantes 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, DON’T BE DISCOURAGED ACT TODAY Woe wt treat some of your all. ments for an low a fee as and $10. We will make you an excep- tionally low fee in any allment you may be cut fering from. | With this low feo and our long and successful experience tn treating allments of men, you need not suffer an- other da: care whe has tried to cure iil give you fee. Don't | We don" you, and has fatled—we @ sure cure and a mi give up before seeing wi By the Intent methods kk IDICAL SCIENCE. AMICOS ™ 1M, CHRON TC LIVE AN Office hours Bundaya, 10 RILIANCD HOSPITAL ASSN, jhansones, MEDICAL INSTITUTR. Ownen, 119 Occidental Ava, 9a, m. to8 p.m m. to 1 p.m. | | warehouse Humboldt, southbound, at am (City of uttle, northbound, at 10 a.m. June %—Satled: ss Dolphin, | northbound, at 11:45 a.m | KETCHIKAN, June 10,--Sailed has been bought and sold and paid for; she has been speculated upon she has been lost; and now she has be yn found again Sorrow and Good Luck Encased in her bronze urn, she an brought sorrow tnto one man's life and good Inck {nto another's Tragedy and comedy mingle in her curtous history ome Seattle people were aston i when they read this unusual advertisement “Reward for urn containing ashes of Nora Mitchell, sold in trunk at Bushell’ March 17.” For Philip Kent 0, 2917 First ave, the advertisement solved a mystery, On March 17 Kent tended a wale at John Bushell’s storage warehouse, Virginia st. and Second ave. Among other pur- which was for sale on account of $17 unpald storage, Kent expected to #ell the contents of the trunk at & profit Kent Gets a Shock On examination, Kent was horri- fled to find that the trunk contain- ed a bronze burial urn, bearing the inscription, “Nora Mitchell, age Some one will be wanting this some day, and I'll just keep it,” said Kent to himself. ‘This week Kent wondered why! two of his acquaintances were anx fous to buy the ashes of Nora Mitchell, offering him $5 urn, They had read the advertise ment. Kent refused to sell, and then he saw the notice Answering it, he learned the story. Loses Urn Thru Misfortune Nora Mitchell died in Portland a number of years ago. She was cremated, and her ashes were plac ly, he brought the urn fn an old trunk and stored the trunk in a Ill fortune overtook him, and he waa unable to pay the storage. He was grief-stricken, but there was nothing to do. When his trunk was sold, he never knew who bough it, with its contents, precious to him. Wednesday he put the advertisement in the paper Upon receiving Kent's answer, Pri day, Mitchell With tears in his eyes, Mitchell told Kent the story said Kent “I will give you all T have,” tn sieted Mitchell, and he pressed a bill into Kent's hand. Woman Refuses to Give Robber Coin, So He Uses Revolver Recause she declared she had no 2224 Bighth ave., was beaten by robber at 10:30 p. m. Sunday, near the home of friends, at 714 Denny| Pullman college, delivered a part-| way. The thug knocked her down and dealt blows upon her head with the butt of his revolver. Vessel Movements 4 a °° ARRIVED AT SEATTLE June 11—ss Panama Maru, Hongkong, via ports, at 5:45 a. Usat Crook, from Anchorage and Seward, at 10 a m. June 10—ss Mayach! Maru, from Ortental ports from m.; for the| Alice soprano, actress wife |Marix, U. 8. N |Marie Dressler, | comedienne, and James L. Dalton jstock they say is worthless Mins Nielsen says she Nielsen and ( at left, of Rear nter, her Copper company of |\which sne says is worthless Marix says whe paid 4 “nebulous, she charges. pany, | ation, {| SHORT NEWS in St der in the first degree by jaturday, | The secretary's session of the Washington grange, in Wenatchee, last shows & state membership 14,262, and 3 local granges urday. A large delegation of Seattle real men will attend the con- vention of the Interstate Realty as- sociation at Grays Harbor, August estate }9, 10 and 11. | “To work hard, to love much, Stal 17, & that 1s a teachers life,” is the) suger, 4c. 8 {philosophy of LeBaron Russell | Mix. fe at Biggs, dean of the College of Arts he went to Kent's house and| 4nd Sciences of Harvard univer. finally obtained the ashes of Nora) #ity, expressed in his address to} members of Phi Beta Kappa the and Sigma Xi, Saturday night. Unclaimed articles and parcels “But I'l take no reward for {t,”|!mproperly addressed will be sold at auction in the Seattle Auction Co.'s salesroom, 2006 Second ave., | Saturday. ' 600 men, will attend the cepted Masons, which will vene in Seattle Tuesday Deploring the lo European BE. oO. men on President college | fields, Holland, ing address to his students Sun wredustepadhien és 20¢ cana red day | olives, 30c; & and the death of Leslie sulted fre at 6 p. m.; Spokane, from South: | eastern Alaskan ports, at 8 p. m.; | = ae Ixfon, from Manila, via Vancouver | Se, = nd Comox, B. C., at 12:45 p. m.;| TW Jefferson, from Southeastern | Alaskan ports, at 1:35 a. m.; Qu | from San Francisco, at 7:10 a. m.:| 0:20 a. m.; Ketchikan, from Ta oma, at 9 p. m.; Key West, from trial cruise, at 6 p. m.; motor sehr. Tacoma, from Tacoma, at 8 p. m ss Prince George, from Prince Rupert, B. C., via ports, at 2:45 Dp. mm, SAILED FROM SEATTLE June 11—ss Ketchikan, for Port Blakeley, at 7 a m.; U. 8. cable ss Burnside, for cruise in t Sound waters, at 8:30 June a.m 10 Josiah Macy, for San Fran-| ciseo, at midnight; Despateh, for} Southeastern Alaskan ports, at 9 p. m.; Nankai Maru, for Oriental ports, at a. m.; Key West, for! trial cruise, at 9:15 a. m.; Prin George, for Prince Rupert, B, (¢ via ports, at midnight ALASKA VESSELS NOME, June 10.—Arrived Senator, from San Francisco, at 1:15 p. m.; Umatilla, from Seattle, at 3 a. m,; Victoria, from Seattle, at 1 a.m 1 SEWARD, June 10.—Sailed ss Admiral Watson, southbound, at a.m. June 9 fled 8 Ala meda, westbound, at 6:30 p. m | CORDOVA, June %—Sailed: ss] Northwestern, southbound, at 8 p.! m SITKA, June $—Sailed: ss Hum boldt, southbound. 0 a, m. JUNEAU, June 10,—Satled: ss Northwestern, southbound, at 4:30 p. m.; Alki, southbound, at 10 a. m. June 9—Sailed: ss Humboldt, southbound, at noon. WRANGELL, June 10 s8 Alaska, northbound, at Sailed 5 a.m; s Humboldt, southbound, at noon | BANK DETECTIVE After futile attempts to locate considerable amounts of money, the expenditure of — which seems untraceable, we cogimend to the attention of careful business men and housewives the wis- dom of carrying a check- account ing Your paid check is the bank detective, which gives a convincing clue to where every doilar is spent The service is free and it simplifies your counts ac- THE NATIONAL Alki, southbound, at S p.m, June 9—Salled:; ss City of Seattle, northbound, at 10:40 p. m.; Dol- phin, northbound, at 8:46 p mj; Alaska, northbound, at 11 a. m, CITY BANK OF SEATTLE. operatic ace Filkins, belo Admiri! retired, are suing famous husband, for welling them paid at-| $4,600 cash for stock in the Ulida California, Mre. $1,800 for chases, he pafd $6 for an old trunk| Stock in the Federal Primer com watery corpor Mike Moore, alleged go-between | jin the murder of Mrs. Alice Dunn|tion of the Sixth company, coast Paul, was convicted of mur-| artillery, will hold a business meet- a jury report at the State week, Bob Cole, University of Wash- ington man, class of ‘14, was one jof the directors of the rescue work jed ina bronze urn. When her wid-|that began aa soon as the fire! |ower moved to Seattle, subsequent-| broke out in the Butte mines, Sat-| | Delegates from 220 Blue lodges of the state, numbering more than | 60th an nual communication of the grand lodge of Washington, Free and Ac- con morning. of thousands | money to give up, Miss Ada Murphy, |/Of the best trained best hcg 4 ae battle. | Property loss estimated at $5,000, | y+! ‘aiser, re the explosion of a ton | of black powder at the Du Pont power plant, day — _—_—_—_——— —, ‘Woman’s Ashes Sold at Auction Recovered Here by Widower near Tacoma, Sun- George P. Rossman, who Is now serving out a six-months sentence at McNell's island, charged with using the mails for frand, Has been accused ing Tuesday The Personal of grand larceny. Service associa- ng at 8 o'clock, eve jin the Sixth company headquar nna of} —,,. Btall 45, fren Inrge cans pew. string beans, 2 picnte 15 | made mayonnat cana red beans, beans, 1Sc pt parngus, 1. extract, 16¢ $1.00; 106 ron bread. 2% pr cider, 350 gi mento cheese, i Stalls 27-38, noy 2 Ibs. 21e it 110, 160 Graz of | corn pen aanitary mild Sw ine ib fee, special bu jters, in the Armor: Public Markets SANITARY si20 PIKE PLACE Joe, standard granulated Royal faker PINE 8T. lard compound, Sle or pears, 160; 8 5 lbs. rolled omte, pkg; & Ibe arch, 6e pl Stall 111, jeed bacon, 460 Ib, we drenaing, 36 Ib. for 2c; home can new pack as -36, 250 lemon n M. J. B. coffee, tollet paper, 60, Stalle fresh pasteurized il 62, fresh pas Stall 82, nb honey, 17@ Ibe Mg loaves freak #000 coffee, 170 Ib.p 2c baking pow= k coco, 200 Ibe Stall 4 sweet ; pure cider vinegar, S60 wal. F pe eee 2 ECONOMY Stall $6, 8 Ibs standard granulated sugar, @4c; fresh pasteurized milk, Se at, 40 pt Stall 40, 26c bulk cocoa, # ibe 460; chicken mustard, 10¢ Ib.;; ehielee n pepper, 200 Ib.; pure ollve oll, S6e at, pt.; 60 can Royal baking powder; | 40c; 400 coffee, 1% Ibe. 50c. Stall 2 cottage chese, 10c Ib; potato chips, So cottage cheese, 10¢ Ib; potato chips, be Oc pkg; stuffed ary ontona, be Ib. pos, 4 ibe. 200; raising, 3 Ibs. 260; soda, 6a, P pe! CORNER baking powder, tf Nuts and Bhredde@e cans Standard tomatoes, lSe; 3 pkg. corn or ; 2 boxes matches, 100; Ques: Stall 102, peanut but- arto 1% Ibe. 180, 2% cream brick cheese, 26a cheese, 28¢ 1b.; 86¢ coke . 3 Ibe. 60¢ Stong’s, 20¢ box smoked herring, 10; | 2 Se boxes matches, 10c. Olive! best | Washington creamery butter, 48¢ Ib: / fresh local ranch eggs, 380 doz, 2 @om, 7 Royal Grooery, 160 pkg. rolled oats, 10c. Stall 19, ‘cottage cheese, 106 1b. Stall 24, 250 coffee, 19¢ Ib. Stalls 10-21, Stall 9, Rogers’ | cottage cheese, | bc per glass 28e Ib pke.; Ghirarde Tioe, | 6 $3c ‘ celts, w turnip New ade THERE US ALAND Rermuda doz home grown Stall 129. marmalade, 200 Ib. BI ARE MOUTH ORGANS iN THE dried ‘onions, 6e Ib. Peanut butter, 206 Ib. 16c 1b; cool apple elder, 1's Anderson Ibe. 250; Mexican beans, t flour, $2.75 sack. Stall but 1b.: fram Stall 60, cup 0 doz, rock cod, doughn| 2 Ibe. ESTLAK paragus, 2 Ibe, 180; new cab. Green Lake exam, York sharp cheese, 406 / Me *, 4 Ibe 7-118, Yakima Gem potatoes, $3.70 k; lemons, 100 doz.; dry onions, 8 Ibe, | Stall 197, Quaker Oats, 110 pke.; Skinner's egg noodles, 9c; Sun Maid faisins, 12c pkg.; Snider's tomato soup, lle can. 8t 107-108, white wax | Deans, 2 tbs. ‘af lettuce, 2 bunches: 1 jcumbers, each. Stalls 18-19, do can Royal baking powder, 38c; 266 pkg. Grape Nuts, lle; bulk chocolate oF split peas, 5 Ibs. 26¢, 4,23 7,672 NONE IN TUN®)