The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1917, Page 15

LOTS FOR SALE 7 iw feaSiae mag The Star WANT AD | Rates LOTS FOR SALE OPENING SALE NOV. ist (THE NEW VIEW ‘ Bffective May 1, 1917 p Yrastent oc ADV ERTTRING in advance clanaificn Stor the price of five eran NENT—CHANGE ADVER ceene oe Stre sidew water mains. Lots 40x100 Me oe : to $300. Terms, $10 cash and $6 monthly, CONTRACT Just beyond the Municipal Golf Club, sloping gently it Tine per month r line per month Ine per month iT line per month Hines cach week to the west from this Rainier plant. Let me show you this property. $300 includes all street m year, per costs. nificent highway toward the Line ont—Three | ne reat aaa icon 4 Sale opens from the new location—1024 Third Ave., next BN SPA to the southeast corner of Spring St., November 3rd 800 tines es. e used tn “si year, per 1090 lines to be used tn t year, Mee be aed int veer, per, | firat amazed, then amused, at 4 Frederick, remarked 8 GAL aps ° ne Thi S | ' ed v4 LBOAL AD Now at 1308 Third Ave. aturday oe Is Yours }| Why, there's the slob that wtart - MAIN 600 leila ee 24 Third Ava ed a * Pruesianiem we are November Ist, 1024 Third Ave. ghting. Where the did ho 1 BE THESEATTLESTAR ~ ioe , . i T. R. Praised K mrnnnnnnnn | CREAGE FOR SALE Jat FEMALE HELP WANTED The fact is, The ronevelt WNER MUST GO BACK BAST | Wants WOMEN PREPARE arch-apostie of antiPrussian e DIREC I OR f Nye Y wide of aut cultivated day, put him there 13 years ag @ Mate; nice ¢ i Kaiser Bill's eonal request. And * no A ye ate He 4 ’ " among the kind words President ATTORNEYS AT-LAW PRIOR $1,500. fee Mr Roosevelt lavished on the * TER AHIREMAN t | te @1 Washington et iw and his ancestor after wintr ner-atis Wille J > AREAL BARGAIN 7 te} dining with Wilhelm's pereonal er ha os or voys at the Wi House, Noy, 19, ' hose! hands of the present emperor wi | himself, a man who has markedly hy af NG CHRINFMAN NOVELTIRD Come every Saturday] addea to the } of his great . oe ee pore Det ning enjoy | house and his great-nation, who| ro HURRY 38 BUSINESS CHANCES 7 || ™PrMing and enjoy the] veriade tt evident that they de DAVID P. EASTMAN ‘a FAN oe 4 f Mre Ma Waan ae OPTICIANS }41 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Baste, Precer Paterson Gos balcony. | food o-' = Fi NTs inncannenten AAD nam: close ATTORNEYS—PATENT . 43° LOST AND FOUND ED P. GORIN—Psteat ror: corte ond Piva AND WHITH CAME 4 of fee refunded 4 Pentral ACKES,” MOwrLY a. fies ‘Mata 290. Free book on patents ry per os * - ; a - . Fenwick, Lawrence. «33 Hurkettid ten. ih WACK AN " CYCLE SUPPLIES anneal nang ; i woRK—O Bo wg td 16—WATER FRONT PROPERTY 1281 Fourth. Phone M FRONT LANT i wot “CHATTEL LOANS J Phang CONF nates aa NEW ” a quickly and Soetenrinily on furatare, piason RAMEMENT Fine? AND, [ry ts the online ' meee SANDERS & CO. ba Dig. ey where, and guara o cate de 9-1004 F.C. Amith Mite Zit . 83. e ~~ fh - CAMERAS AND “SUPPLIES — oree. : ya i ‘ FOR SALE | ‘=| © anne honbe wave > UTOS AND MOTORCYCLES ar tine, Dina ke > PFORD ROADSTER, AWSOLUTELY ‘i then ie wes st perfect mechan cond +a fires, $250 cash r S Ot Y i TP PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS | fo Scyno ned car lined. This Bours ne cee hits nt SAVHRYN HARRISON—O01 SIXTH. | bee hot water heat and good fineplace, | We buy. trade, eachange. repe ue Billtott st¢37 js al RE - SI R\ sperm oe 6 gaa s iCt Gs OLLATERAL LOANS 2. Went FLAG the COMMISS PROVIDENT 411 Benen RRPROTANLE PIA money on DIAMONDS Fis BUNGALOW FOR SALE ¥ agars i + ° 4ern bungalow; lot «onto | a sein z a e [oNnY LOANED ON arr 1 J - Se value. ‘the Retiagle. 967 Tht on ae ot cS stonnue tet of MRATTIR HoMEs, || ma :% RY. PIREPHOOF sTORA CHEAY easy terme. | , tfiee ay Central Storage Co. ack worth ston Wik | Pras AL. WARGAIN avERED 3 | ; Y PELIVE ’ aoe le e r i : = ae ne ; if Thao HUNGALOW, — cloae | “x Dawson vest ‘Pountie BOATS POR’ SAL “TT int & a wm _ HOTELS AND APARTMENTS _|22—-HOUSES FURN. FOR RENT| - | * “NEW STANDARD HOTEL If rail room: |“SND HAND CLOTHING tn ail roome HOUSERERPING | ; mee at FOR RENT DTA S Becond LY 55 sek BN nea |73—HOUSES UNF. 30-—TRADES AND EXCHANGES TOM F At " ACREAGE FOR SALE not § TRACTS, ALL CLEAREI RANCH mon etc mans Se | Beatty a reome ~~. aaa a pecanain| Stee te ager geet ' ‘ MISCELLANEOUS THis ton ¢ WANTED 7 FURNITURE Pe < ~) + l, OOO ON an | ARE SAAR ; ; \i26 ROOMS AND BOARD | 5 S8USINESS PERSONALS ES iA ANTe Quit bY. |~ A ouaeds and ts a ae | RUMMAGE SALE | SI \ Ns vith AP ye Beye & Vorrer, ts RIG RUMMAGE Ce i918 I I > Ma WESTLAKE AVE. AND 1904| Member MY nh Ni FIRST AVE. CLOTHING FOR|@@ Pp @ | MEN AND WOMEN 89.60 ) q 2, : 32 MALE HELP WANTED ahi gre one iy wy, Boe It before y . SERVICE jing Put your amving . * ante} * . will grow tn value ’ e a ated : NDS, WATCHES AND JEWEL i) ve *, cut mings and ka, not | Raps but absolutely reliable LANDS | ir Clerk 04 Hecond Ave Hunnydate ; - DOLD FALAM TEETH (DONT “4 BR IF BROKEN). HIGHBAT 2 fice of the CES PAID. CASH. FOR OLD fing, and] GOLD, SILVER AND. DIAMONDS wr] SMITH JBWELRY MY A 4 SMITH BLDG, FOURTH On ATOM REPAIRING t while you walt; Jewelry Hooina | Werk. uarantesd at wholeante prices RIGGING TT JRWELRY MPO. CO atact BLINGERS, CHAsHRS, CHOKERMEN, | 112 1. © BMITH BLDG, Fourth Floor, 09 Alnaka our RSG MAKES A FINIAILED 2 FALLERS, BUCKERS AND ALL-| dancer of you Why walt? Our re eulte ood. Hippodrome, Fife ROUND LOGGERS, STRADY MM-|_and University, wiliott #18 REV. GREENK —HoTRt, HOTTAND, ‘ PLOYMENT. NO FER. CALL AT) yourth « ebm, 8 house 0 Kasily reached f sterial service ana omy my || 14 ALASKA BUILDING, BIMPGON| Private parlors. Main. 6401 ? " PODROM FO | “hm : js and || WA A WOY FOR PAPE i i RANCH é ; - nneNea OF - BN LAND: fi Faote's) upstairs suit shop nelle KAVANAUGH'S $2.00 hata, 1006 let ave $25 wults for $16. 906% save. | — tr i00 VALOR TROUNEND FOR 39.%0.| ARLE tow Lunaauint-1 peteire clothes shop fr. Hackworth, | i, GnOnan a4 FEMALE HELP WANTED CHOCOLATE DIPPERS ATTENTION BARGAIN "RAN C 1 KODE 644. pr isis Urea. Bide, \ Fourth end Pike,’ Broadway. ny Co. aOR STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1917. WASHINGTON, D. 26. across the kalser's forefather, the Great, stands He seems content pite the fact that 4 they pai them scowl, One newly cendant’s downfa made Splash Party. Special for that morning all boys and girls under years of Bathing including ad- mission and bathing suit, 15¢. 12 Privileges, age, Pool is se.- aft Ladies’ | The Crystal ting aside Thursday th nek Admi rs noon es Day as sion and bath- SECOND AVENUE AT LENORA STREET relief and | PUGET SOUND STEAMERS | ALL LOCAL ROUTES STFAMERA LRATE FROM COLMAN |/ | DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STRERT| ; wa Helen Hayos c., Gazing superciliously BY GEORGE MARTIN rrrempondent Oct PAGE 15 ‘WKIDDGESS FREDERICK THE GREAT'S STATUE, | PLACED IN WASHINGTON BY T. R. IN 1904, NETTLES U, S, OFFICERS out landscape from hie perch on a block of granite, the Frederick a post, quite cocky withal i. Irvin Cobb Praises Child Actress WI Is Coming to Met rd w capt yond dally J ie c } with ratt ines for alll stand efore an a ‘ pointe on Olympiad eat ple t per . ! | Anacatee and Maltt an a " Bead. a syd Bast endl ir Drerclt—ettinghass : aly when it Pert F é Tiree 6 ana ublic Markets Juen Telande Bellingham 2 | fir SANITARY eo a | Tb © steak 6 eal . Fon Secunodaban Angaee—iea ||3 rede 8 pe Port! a 6bpm| | ba, 480; home-made | Port Townsend Port Any jee, Clatiam * n § tall and Way Ports he 2 , ita ‘ 19:60 ir. Walalente, for! Pif6pm|/sre9 Peel. tho | ” mite nt (Port Townsend, Pert! Monday aoe » * Dungeness! Monday!Wilitame, anal Angeles eit Friday 4 Camal—Oamble Undiow Wir, Potintel i for) ‘ Port Gamble 2 for pure strained “Bangor and alll 220 pt, 460 at, Stalls a A Canal M . coftee 6c, 18 Ibe, 2 © boat landings | points and for PIKE PLACY | hake . an for landing and liabiitty tn ich landing Steamers pas # not Include boat land making songer rate Ao charges. gs Mabtitty te mitted to net to 180 po for free bjnot te tne apparel whole tloket Pte ehanae allows edulen y ral pate: tloket ce oh r 12:00) Boe. ga ‘0 Bun Maid raiste 1 rUGKT 8OUN hat We t Ili, Halloween pumpkina, 6c, “") SULLIVAN SPEAKS 1b in bronze today over the entrance to the U, 8 war college. with his des Inside the great stone building Amerioan army officers are plotting his hen the old man, some of some laugh ain, . BALLARD FOLKS Never wise “n ¢ | ° Ata }atraining order which has t (restraining “More for your Money’ Jnire peace and friendship with the other nations of the earth, 1 ac was never better demon- oat it with deep sppreciatine, of strated than right now when public be “Giving as little for as Compares Him to Caesar much a the trade will T. KR. then proceeded to eulogize stand.” We are selling shoes | Frederick, comparing bim favor on a closer margin than. ever nbly with Alexander, Caesar, Han . nial and N on before, doing bigger business He mentioned kindly “the ancient and making hundreds of new house of Hohenzol friends every day. and Slustriou Why not join the rest in a trip upstairs for your footwear—you will find it most profitable. Frederick at a replica of the The bronze war college | standing in the kalser'’s palace at lic in a very mifty old High-grade welted 8!,-Inch Lace Prussian, with bis wig and staff Bcot with full quarter suede up. and his bronze lace tnsertion on pers. In four combinations: Ouil his cuffs, with his bip boots and French kid vamp with gray suede sword and three-cernered hat uppers, patent leather with gray Protected ae Deepot suede uppers, dull French kid with A nice wreath of fron crosses en foure Guede wapere, patent testher circles his feet. An American ea with fawn euede uppers. A remark glo of wolld stone peers curiously ants ae th down 4 rom atop the college. . $5 95 The historic Potomac rolls past por pair ” his elbow can 6 Popular 1'%-Inch military heel mode! with weilted soles and 8’ In all And But he did not get there with inch tops = 5 out protest. The Polish Catholics black kid... 4. 9 of Chicago protested to T. R. at the time it was put up, branding In gray kid with gray cloth tops ‘5 Frederick a despot and declaring In brown kid with fawn cloth tops__ that his statue “should find no In black kid with gray cloth tops... place on poll made sacred by the In bihek kid with gray suede tops In mahogany Russia calf is blood of martyrs of liberty.” And he may not stay there if the unfrien glares of American army officers can drive him off BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Ploor Pitel Bldg, Second 6 Pike St HIRE LAWYER TO : BAR INJUNCTION 2 Zon:8 cater J. F. Fogarty, grand master of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, announced that $8,000 had been fn- A thug operated in the downtown poe ee Friday morning. ly People of Ballard have jumped | He robbed H. C. Hartwig, who! vested in Liberty bonds. The bonds into the efty car xtenal lives at the Y. M. C, A, of $30 on w bought from different citles fight, and hired an attorney to rep-| spring 5 between Second and thruout the state, thra the Union the resent n resisting ings bank of Seattle the project Attorney Howard M. Fi peared court when the the order permanen pt Judge Everett} Smith, and ed he had been rs. I th retained by Wag formerly corporation. counse | The bearing on order for one week, on ‘orporation ( allard tax pay connected with « office the pe was p application Caldwell anent tponed of ONES cies 1 For Saturday Selling the further ex | Hine. Ballard sbing! Calf, Weegee somi-drees; Men's Box heavy sole; Ladies’ Boots, black kid vamp, gray cloth top; a splendid eweavers, local No.] /68, have passed resolutions : vas ny demning the action of the Cham oehes ave CS Ow ve $7.50. Our _ $4, 95 of Commerce and Commercial Club || Pre $4.65 PHOS sesee ne trustees, and Counciime Hanna) J}and Thompson, in attempting to/ | block the extenston. They declare that transportation cilities to Ballard are Only a month old, and we are one of the busiest shoe stores in the city. Our unique method of buying and supplying the consumer with the best shoe values offered today anywhere has and a hardehip on working “Chamber of Commerce me: already made this store popular with thousands of satisfied Se jare largel. of the tom jclass,” the resolutions state attleites. You, too, will finally patronize this shoe store ff you are jn nt to the comforts care about “Hooverizing” your dollars. nece es of the working peop N. B.—Mail oréer customers please gote that the above a4- ; vertised specials will be taken care of promptly and to your en- ‘LIEUTENANT SLAIN, SAYS HIS FATHER SPARTA, Wis, Oct. 26.— Physicians who today examin- ed the body of Lieut. Maicomb tire satisfaction. 1512 1512 B. McCoy, found dead In his tent at Vancouver, Wash., last Saturday deciared that he First Ave. First Ave. could not have committed sul. cide Liberty Theatre Opposite The bullet wound, they sald Building Sanitary Market eft lower rear of the skull ace which it would be pract ! ossible n to hav reached were no owder &. Col McCoy Wiscon ather of er ts ratood r robe into the is alleged body € had no kne eas is life Th y yester da bask 4, $1.08 aack PINE st box, I mt END The Comfort of the “HOT SPOT” Gas Room Heater Is Thoroughly Appreciated by These Old Folks SCARLT FEVER IN HELENA IS SERIOUS Dy United Press Leased Wire One reading the latest war news, while the other is knitting socks for the soldiers, HELENA, Oct. 26 » epidemic rious today authorities canceled a HE comfort of a Gas Room Heater means a scheduled football game between great deal to old people—and to young Helena and Butte high school teams : . all evenings when it is yet . ones, too, on cool F not yet cold enough to light the furnace fire, too cold to be without heat of some kind, n J. Sullivan, former agsisiant u Bes « ates attorney, gave an ad th Lueere Melee gh eeniet mem A Gas Heater will supply all the heat you vera of the Seattle Athletic club Py ‘Thuraday nion, on “The Relation need and do it cheaply Between the Declaration of Inde pendence and the World War.” MASONS CELEBRATE | Seattle Lighting Co. The Tonle lodge, No. 9, F. and A 1] M. celebrated its 25th anniversary | Wednesday a ng, at the Cornish STUART BULDG. PHONE MAIN 6767 hall, with a #ogram of dances. @| Addresses Were given by several) prominent Masons, | UNITED WORKMEN BUY BONDS © “