The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1917, Page 2

»35 years service to the hom afurnisher' ASK NORTHWEST QUEEN ANNE TO ce TO RAISE 7,500 | DANCE TONIGHT Sey] FORESTER UNIT) FOR HONOR MEN Sn Hy United Press Leased Wire There'll be high Jinks on Queen TACOMA, Sept. 19.—A new for) anne hill this evening. ostry regiment, to be known a8 the!” ye aistrict will pay Its respects 20th rogiment of engineers, and to} es tt %8 mon Who Will leave for if you have an account here, your additional hag cg oe gh 14 Cy enlist 7,500 men, fa to be raised In) 4 mart ake Thursday, and tt purchases will be added without first payment the Northwest.” George 8. Long,| {gy will hold genoral Jubilation chairman of the fir emergency Com) iy honor of all men in uniform mittee, has been designated to take! very soldier, sailor and marine in we > ‘ADD TO YOUR|{( Choni \ACCOUNT =, charge of the work, The bersonnel| the city ta invited to "come up and of the enlisted men, as wet as the 16 gooiable.” officers, must be mado up of men| "whore will be apeaking at the of experience in the logging 4nd | Queen Anne high school, beginning lumbering industry. | They will be lat s p.m. and when this 1s over vent to France for yervice as noon | and 2 oe aan. tee biown| as organized, it 1s beloved } taps, the crowd will adjourn to the Long announced today he had ap-| brvement. in front of the school, ‘STAR-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1917. PAOE z. | t’s old-fashioned, but m-m-m, it’s good! pointed the following members of where James Crehan, secretary to spec alia the fir committee to assist in the) yfayor Gill, will have things In| tions of off! charge Wax Asphalt Jimmy has «eprinkled wax on the asphalt and arranged with the Heht department for oodles of electric ge age tors | bulbs to shed their radiance on the | dancers, He has done more than that, too, ;and has used the telephone to good RAILWAY MEN DANCE | caverta TO AID HONOR MEN The Brotherhood of Railway The program {ts as follows: Clerks will give a dance at Odd} Fellows’ hall, Tenth ave. and Pine} cThe Old Mrigado® at., Thursday evening, for the pur-|"extette from 'Tucta” . pose of starting a fund to look aft Knickerbocker Quartet er deserving ci Hon. George Donworth f drafted poo ar ay ich bl the Gdbne theatre Columbia Polka Albert Cleveland this move ts that Robert Cooper, Henry Kirk, Portland; George M.| Cornwall, Portland; J. J, Donovan, Bellingham; J, P. Goldrick , kane; A. L. Paine, Hoquiam, Spe and ors Address | Cornet Solo, of 1115 Melrose ave., an employe o dress Hon, Samuel H. Piles the Northern Pacific Ratlway Co,]Sonrang Solo, “Call Me No He is married to a frail Httle wom-| “ore Miss Mary Rochester (Aubrey Knoff, accompanist.) Address Rev. R. A. Van der Las “The StarSpangled Banner” an, according to bis co-workers. She ts an orphan, Her three ais ters in Canada all have husbands somewhere in France.” Cooper The Audience refused to ask an exemption, altho . By an Army Bugler strongly persuaded to do so by his} Then the danca friends. be ; “We think his name should be on the honor roll,” hie fellow-workers| ,Zumberto Artad!, of the Peruvian beeen e hamber of deputies, is here trying NEW WOMAN MAYOR | «(emp MAY NOT SERVE Dy United Press Leased Wire ‘Hs’ MATILLA, Ore. Sept. 19.— Gives Gulch eet to Honor and fame hold no lure for | Mrs. Helen T. Duncan, council-| woman. Elected mayor of the only city! administration in the world com-| y S ff | Taps - ‘—high-crade imported grass rockers; {deal furniture pleces for bungalow, library and sitting room; large, deep-seated and com- fortable; three styles to select from, one of them pictured here; Strong frame; closely woven fabric; _ Fegular prices to $11—; your choice . $8.65 posed entirely of women, she told the United Press today she prob- ably would not accept the office “My store takes up all my time,” she explained. “I cannot handle J. W. Mason, Port Allen, La. the work connected with the Thermatiae he pa ly mayor's office without sacrificing my business interests.” | She declined to announce her polictes or ideas until she has made up her mind whether she will ac cept the post. | district federal reserve bank open ——— - iflevery sufferer Gs.tc ee mre BEN JOHNSON GETS [i <0): GOVERNMENT POST working balance of $500,000 in fed.| eral reserve notes tn its vaults, and After 23 years in the capacity of |i! ' instructor and departmental head |§°?' ay ld another $500,000 on the way from| sistant cashter of the San Francisco in the Seattle school district, iD ssenuie at sates at I_ purchased a Drops’ an ections Potnt Caswell, Seattle branch of the 12th Used to Be Gray San Francisco. C. J. Shepherd, as- Hen |fing humanity at a price that all vg | federal reserve bank, will be in) w. Johnson, director of manual|Jcan pay. You are at liberty to Well-known soctety leader's | charge of the institution. training of Seattle's public schools | "re, ™ shame for the benefit of if was gray, Just like yours. But : | since 1906, will resign October 1 to TBcke” Gan ersten lee valuw Hiesioter hot thoteentetas|CLUB BREAKFASTS, STARTING jentor & new work as vocational |f for, many’ years: past and’ “the that Qban would bring a 30 CENTS jagent of the federal board of vo: “d't and found relte ave ro and agoniz To suit your taste and pocketbook. | tional edueation for seven Pacific Jt soft, even, dark shade to - 1 . y eurr Coens, | HOTEL BUTLER.—Advertisement. | coast #tates eau a py hou fMiffy and beautiful. Qban is} see power ly to use—a liquid, guaran- DANCE TONIGHT 5-Drope” te Or. Eva ns 3 ana The Queen Anno hill men, num-|J!eading drome Ee ont chia ona bering 38, will be the guests of the the Unived Graduated, Licensed, Ri PHYSICIAN Ys Drug Co, Owl Drug district at a celebration at the FREE wit 1 4o all kinds of work. My fee ‘o. and all good drug stores. Try Queen Anne bigh school Wednes if you wit write te . THE q Try fe ONE-HALF the |] tee. I use medicine, vibration, ete. I give cention to the treatment of q Women. My usual office fee is $1.90 Cash, medicine inclu a Hours—10 a m. to & ™., the speaking and music. Brinker's Sult filed tn Judge court against Fred 8. May for viola tions of the mininvem wake law May Be Overcome Alderwood Manor Has Newspaper oad Tonic; Liquid Sham- day at 8 p. m. There will be a SWANSON ¢ TANT, >. § pm; Sundaya ll am to in dance following & program of Newark, ¢ #1 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING Second and Pike. *atarrhal Deaf go to your drugs f Parmint strength ), and add to tt \% 80 Prize-Winning Poultry. 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