The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1917, Page 15

<> The Star ANT AD Rates Effective May 1, 191 MWRANSIENT CASH ADVERTISING Cash in advance—any classifica prox} MAIN 600 TTLE Rn READ THIS THEN Stop! Think! Reason! and Meditate! CAN YOI “God Bless Our Home” OR Are you among the multitude of humanity chasing air bubbies, drifting along with the “never - get - anywhere clas nd preparing yourself subject of charity during your old age? Why not at least make a start for a HOME! For the Home where true happiness, satisfaction are to be found. Come talk with us about one of our Ten Acre Tracts! Do it NOW! Make will do our part to help you make the for on of line of fiv ADVER Scents per line or tract Rix times for the pr TRANSIENT tA iF line per insert Bix insertions for Uh CONTRACT ADVE r line per month r line per ir line per months, 1.95 2 months 1.80 year, per Hines each week, 1 year, per ine . oe snees Te Rix months add & cent-—Tnrew onths add 1 cent OPEN SPACE to be used In 1 lines et line Mines to be used in i year. aN year, 9 line Se lines to be used in i year line . : Se L RATES ON LEGAL ADS eof Want Ad Department MAIN 600 ESEATTLESTAR DIRECTORY ~~ ATTORN YS-AT-LAW SG ATEXANDER STREWAN Rey-at-law. Wills Mortgages, notes, collectio thing pertaining to a goner Lee in all courta “426 Lyo mes Ritiott 2164 CA MAY @iLINN— WOMAN TAW er, Consultation free: confide: HGemarel practs llections. is contentment and Thurston County the start and we finish, gl. Reid & Co. 314 New York Block Send Free Illustrated Folder. Name Address A\ Sitso nen All cases; fees moderate BETARLIsHhD itsr « Rurke Bidg., 905 Seco RAL. P Business Chances x t BALE AY AWAY TIVAT? . ehee b M LANE Ne RT Nas Mt AND _OUTHO 15. OPTICIANS | ree Fraser-Paterson Go's beleoay.| por ‘ WATRE en BARN ATTORNEYS—PATENT BRARING ORCHARD . RiVERS- Consultant on and isi?) CHICKEN RUN, ¥ tent booklet free New York Rik.| TURE FENCED’ OFF SDP. GORIN- | Oktay Te kiiora at Attor=) owt.y MILES EF Bids. Main 390 Free book on patents a - NTT wi SES, | FUNE AND LAROF " PA ABUNDANCE are ny 44A—Automobiles " M THE MRATTL rr) "7 AN ESTATE BARGAIN HDALE, 1 Evenings For Sale Miscellaneous Waal AND DOOTH 4 ft © im. wite doors and t shelves tn the one th Seecured or fee refunded nis 18 A REAL Th TORR AACTRRCSIORE | rate te A RBAL Bi IF | Ave. Open nh HAR Main -——— - ; upper ff bin, wumar 1% cupboard for panel door tn ‘ r t Price $25 est up, or $25 town panel doors BO GosD WORK ig. 1931 Fourth. Phow LITTLE CARH ran 4 ve tio M etl the od rae vet 0 ler r Mi e Lt geod al Lm NEW COMPANY— NEW NEW METHODS na from $10 to $100 made quickly and| confidentially on furniture, pianos, eet ace SANDERS & CO. 3003.1004 | Sire tt CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES (DOWMAN EHANFORD CO.) Kodake and Photographic Supplies DEVELOPLIN: 1c. Any size ro st RGE NS Patet Are ant a ier aretnt Onty part A bie |e nh WILLIAMA CO Ave ® havin mea rit PHYSICIANS AND FN WARHIGON 3) STORAGE OF “STOR. ral Storage © Bids 2 ae fenoxx DELIVERED, 25. Call Mata L.LATERAL LOANS MONEY and jewelry at 2 per cent. NO Others may AD SE RVICE NEW PIANGH POR plied on purchase FLAGS ity Bt RENT, Meyer-Toner, Kiteben RENT AF a0! GREAT BACHIFI CE Apply Supt hk ATH OR Address iw RY eto noRR JEWEL HaPScTAHLE PLA money om DIAMONDS and Lowest rates. confidential MERICAN JEWELRY MONEY DOA ALt 109 Second vA canon oF Past VATS 19-C ity Real Estate spe Sale | br 124i NEW ke, sult floors, fireplace H's 98 * 40x100 be arranged Rummage § Sale HIG RUMMAGE WESTLAKE AVE. FIRST AV cl MEN AND WOMEN iM MAE tit A Fi cs HOTELS AND APARTMENTS — NEW STANDARD HOTEL Corner First Ave. and Pine St Outside rooms, elevator tm all roome: firet-clame and up; with prt SALE. AND PHING 1918) 1904 FOR IN NOW A turniahed Owner le . nke a WALE, G16 jay and “ INVITED . iP “ 46—Wanted Miscellaneous iTAY anit. Titi NE RDIALLY 1613% 20d week up 1—Acreage for Sale ARRINGTON, 05; 2nd Hand ¢ “lothing a BOUGUT AND #OLD. 1918 Westinke ave iiNG at are 1904) Phone i ined wuite or arti Main Sale With $2,500; Ter: Furniture for S SOME CA DANDY LITTLE HOME it S—ACRES—5 ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Tro Miles School; Store: $600; fouth City RF orma little off * om bungalow Greenwood by large be bo 650; ter any at $2.65 ays at $1 Qquie GARDEN TRUCK LAND FOR LEASE > 51—Furniture Wanted CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING Moite 200 Alaska Bidg Main opus 2 ACRES, IMPR« W WODERY CLOSE IN You can live work to Third ave fare; land lies leve fenced, and has bee for neve 1016 Late fr Day « © halle STEVENS Main Member Dan Aner 26—Rooms With ' WEES WIT ath AW ant home neing Teachers 32—Male Help Wanted GREENW (FORME | Wir Tracie apr WATCH REPAIKING faith Tew eri Jas tc aMiTn niLba HARVEY H. CARR OL 1, MODER 1 fa TACLES ompiete. Bohwarts, nek, BID dances ° Hip merchan only $87 give discount in a real 4 the el and talk nan jewelry I Oe, aannnnnnars | rep 33—Male Situations Wanted WiDDLB-AGEL WAN 3 wlennie pric MFO. CO. with Fourth Floor BD fel” Waste’ Au’ the 6 : oe PREPARE wey Female TO APPLES | RMX ik MAKES Why Hippo: dancer of you walt eulte guaran University enings OLD FAIS hOIF BROF 4 PAID, ¢ BILVER JHWELRY MITH BLDG Ho TH (1 HIGHER ror oLp! DIAMONDS. 412 Le FLOOF ED ve ' JOLD, “4 HOLLAND, ministerial services. Main 6491 18— Real Es Waste ettle-Tacoma } ' vire idg. | Private parlors STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 1917. PAGE 15 NO CITY TAXES to harass you in Davies Alder Parl But you enjoy City Conveniences just the same. These “Little Farms” front on a graded street; there is a paved boulevard leading to the city and you can go anywhere in Seattle on the street car for a nickel Each “Little Farm” is as large as seven city loty space enough for a bungalow with lawn and flowers, large garden, pasture for the cow and room for the pigs. The land is level and very fertile. It will grow big crops of potatoes and other vegetables, as well as fruits and berries in abundance. A “Little Farm” will cut the cost of living in half. DAVI ALDER PARK suburban home, just.over the city limits, near the Sound; excellent neighbors and fine view of the surrounding country. And the price is so low that you will hardly believe it—a Farm for $650 on four years’ time. See the land at once—do not delay; choose your Farm Saturday or Sunday. Pinney & Street Phone Main 1395 Avenue, Corner of Columbia Street. Office Open Eve is highly desirable for a Third Business Personals vie Wilt, WITH NOME ing PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STREAMERS LRAVE FROM COLMAN Henry ide PIANO PLAYING | taught In 20 lessons | sive RAGTING And popular musi Pantages Bide PRACTICAL NURME een, 1018 18th > 1267 TARERA UN AF TAY TTHRP RE done.” 10 conte @ roll, Jacobs, PL Hide x _i}~ i CAT Tr wi Wil rey W. Phone b. Angeice Riaemer Soi Due for! iw wee Pie Mother er KAVANAUG TeNvan DY® w 60— Public * GENERAL 1 CiamiMicamers Tecoma and Indianapolis for Te | 1¢ oma direct. Rtes mmievery twe heura étel Notices NoTIE ELECTION round) NoTT GIVEN THE THE TO 1ED oF THE T T OF THE POR THAT A NEReHY Port Townsend Sparta! Titinmte DS tet Port nTownsend | Atrect| 1 ota at Townsend [with rell lines for all] pointe on cade | Ipentnewia TERM TO ee SECOND} Amararics and Neltingham ANY, 1918 om Beamer Whateom.| ' ' " Anacortes and ROPOSITION Relitnaham ! RESOLUTE t a por Fiverett—Nelling ham Anacertes— ror Fort Townsend DOH Kaisha, for! ROP OS th Anacortes! land Nelidne hem! pr fen doen Isiande Bell TH 0 ltr, Restle, for Port midn’ht Townsend and Rel! Toset’y fondayilingham. via all Ban! Thurvy Teeety Tenn island pointe Petery Thure'r! Pert Townsend Pert Angeice—Neah Tey aed War Porte TEGO ite. Cepia, for Pert! 4 mitn'nt 4 Port An ; Punder io. yh Pay and! peer? ‘Teeet ry iway ports. | Meters Thee i YRARS ON THE THREE COMMENCE MONDAY JAN THERE WI Ala TTED ! AINED _IN or TH HE @eny ny IEPLY RIBED A LOPORITION am whether ¢ mmission shal charge to all pers eles seeking transportation the ferries and boats now being operated on Lake Washington under and by virtue Unit No. 6 of the Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements, and the ferries now bring operated on ¥ tt bay under and by virtue of Unit & of the ehenalve Scheme of Harbar vement PROPOSITION n not the operate free ne and P Imp the | Pert Towneen4— Port Angeles, iv oe inte mide nt (Pa Monfay © wer rritay Pert Gamble lodiew— ~Vieater “Tite Seamer Pomet “Fort daily \Kineston, Gam bie! except Lodiow. **Eeion Sevur'yiF ta ler, Townsend} nevitie and Had.) heck | Saturday Onty ' oopen i Steamer Puret. for! nerton, Ladiow and ay pointe funder Oniy Puget, for Lodiow ana} ete i Wea Angeles ana a. ' ereept Munday wr and denis f the Comprehen- ttle ambie—lndlow Thou ear errant marked ** are boat Inndines for these pointe and for other boat tanding pofnts must make thelr own arrangements for landing and @ ell risk and Wabtitty tn making ouch landing Rteamer's pas gener rate dose pot Include boat land Potn Passengers h times ast hereaft tabtiity te Mmited to wear xeeed $109 for lowed free in vort Comm principal yable out and GET BOUND NAVIGATION Co, mt Tieket Office, Colman Deck, emainder » Public Markets SANITARY war flour, 10 Ibs, 4 1 grade ur held shall molasses, 10 and citre : ‘ m1 new Swodish OF SEAT By ROBERT Ib. pkgs. oc corn flakes, n peel THE Pe PORT pke ECONOMY 8 Ibs ural milk, 9 nation milk crop Attest C2 sugar Stall 51 at Y 11% unmald Ib. box § patent REMSARERG, ecretary can, St new raisins, pounds REM EDI ES MAIL On r hese remedies have been tried PIKE PLACE and proven, and are worth your ate attention, Stall pure granflated sugar, RHUEUMATIC—NO, 36 Stall 79, mil at. Stal If you have rheumatism you Jars ats. 80 cannot afford to miss this one, The nw Hottie, |2. Mason doz arge bar large pk«. cltru 1.2.5, potatoe Florida russet pte Ap, $1 grapefruit, PUBLIC 1509, best fresh gton creamery butter, 50¢ 4 solid pack tomatoes, 15e car Ib. Stall The longer GAS For Indigestio You will thank us when you}! stall have used. them F Me Ver Hox, Wash rm CREAM-—NO, 2 Libt In fine for the skin, but hard |) armours on ‘pimpler. The Per Jar. 15-26, 6 bars NO. 21 TANLETS flake A wonderful Tablet fakes 00 Per Box, : NO. 89 TONIC Very effective Per Box. Sta DRUG CO. AVENUE 6 for churned Ib. mince Cry meat, 1 stal White white, 2 Ib; 3 WESTLAKE 109, fancy sweet pot We Stall 105, 45¢ pke June Quaker oa pea es bread dough etted Gem potatoes memade nut Stall 1 $1.85 Portugal of Rome vty tate ment was in DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION STREET *Vietoria, BM. C.—Port Towneend—Port itpm tm 8 60m Friday 0:00pm 4:20pm funder to ~e § on Ww "3 | No. 2.40; 4 Ibs. | Bluestem Stalls delivered —|M arines Have New Machine Gun Carri age ‘The machine gun is the of has held a inive role, F important, 4 ured by the r was invented by Ur Sta FOSDICK CALLS MRS, HUMISTON TO GIVE PROOF WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.— Challenging Mrs, Grace Hamis. ton, of New York, to produce her proof, Raymond Fosdick, di- rector of commission on ing camps’ detivities, - clared her charge that 600 girls near one camp are about to be come mothers is “the grossest exaggeration.” ‘There are a few unfortunate girls near every camp, and w it under the circumstances,” Fosdick | Hut this of Mra, Humis ton's in damnable, because it | the impres that our boys in uniform nimals when, in| fact, they splendid fashion. "We camp. Mrn wasp epid a tes marine atory gives | on wild behaving in are wateh affair ! ton to come mit her pro have men and they have r atate ¢ Humi ng every reported am | to ts." wiring Washingto CREHAN WILL RUN __CAMP LEWIS BANK to] with | sh al Lewis | buniness ope sit by | 1 ted bane co's most beautiful 4 i g|Saved Crazed Girl NI gina artint, & local hotel and placed in the psy chopathic pital, FOUR HAD To0 Much Te. r men were arrested by | sigteves A. A. Brown and & C. Harris Friday morning, at 10:30 ck, in room 80 of the Grand| hotel for having liquor tn ir pomweasion, The officers un-| covered a suitcase which contained | » 16 pinta and three quarts of whis- ky The men taken were: W 4, 30; Albert © A Oafam . by and R. D. They were book charge. F, Smith, on BLASH JUST CAN'T RESIST THE RAISINS Austria: | Wn., near Enumclaw refrain from making | nd now he is meditat-| in the county Jail gn: ean, who was arrested by} Sheriff Matt Starwich fined $69.50 In the same offe: an open anh Felicean, an liv « at Crane, couldn't wine rt for Jago, in the 26, Austrian, jail pending | an coun machin officers The Kind of Beauty Southern Sun Ripens Senorit first the climax anxiety 1 downward for several minutes from a third floor of the Vandyck studios 28 A x grasping had broken thru the sash in tempt | street | Finds Letter } to Him 26 Years Ago GAINESVILI etter wr years marks on it uy, brother-in-law pocket JAGO DIDN'T SHOW = ee|DRAFT BOARDS - CLEAN UP WORK — FOR NEW CALL Details foreclosing the work of completing Seattle's quota for the first draft army are being gone over, and the first steps in arranging for the new army are ader way, according to Maj. Albert Moodie, in charge of the draft work in the adjutant gem eral’s office. Maj. Moodie announced Friday that local draft boards have practle cally finial In explanation naires received nm taining to the new draft system, Mag Moodie explained that altho the nex® resis ld more momen tous, it would be far more simple thi 1¢ original plan. Must Enlist Before December 15 The*eligible men will simply Si out the blanks,” explained Maj, Moo die, “stating thelr qualifications, These blanks will then be placed im the hands of the military authorities, and the men can be called as they are needed.” Moodie explained that all men de | siring to enlist must do so before December 15, the time the new sys tem goex into effect. He said that |after that date enlistments will stop |and all men will be forced to come as the government wants them. | More Satisfactory | ‘The new regulations will be more satisfactory to the registered men in that a man will know where he stands and just what his lability te service will be. For instance, it is pointed out, @ married man who works in the ship- yards will have two grounds for ex+ emption——an industrial and a depent& ency claim He will therefore fall in group Ne, It is said that the country will 9 my of 7,000,000 — men before it will be necessary to call — | this group. A man in this group cam bh | feel practically certain he will never | be called. fre and in the sent conflict for ur supreme! wn, It ne guns, carriage here she DR. STRONG CALLS | ATTACKS UNTRUE Anna Louise Strong, for whose re | call from’ the school board petitions been circulated, addressed = |letter Friday to John K. Wither: 7 spoon and others connected with | the recaill, denouncing for what he | aswerts is a false attack on her. She says that her connection with the anti-conscription activities have been grossly distorted in newspaper a States, who te to ticles prepared by a press agent 7 | secretary of the Mexican em. | She says the facts have been twisted) November 17, is one of Mexi- | % fit a framework of les ughters. She admits she has certain views towards peace, but is willing to let | the voting public decide if she is te continue on the board. coe DIVER MENACE NOT | YET UNDER CONTROL LONDON, Nov, 16.—The : rine menace is not yet under ig ea came @5/ trol, Sir Eric Geddes, first lord of day Of | the admiralty, told the hous of com» FLBUDE| mons today. He warned againet fover optimism because of recent of- ficlal statements showing decreases — in the loss of shipping. HINDU GIVES SELF UP IN PLOT CASE Imam Din, Hindu indicted im San Francisco for alleged revolu= tionary conspiracy along with Franz Bopp, former German com- sul there, will leave Seattle with — federal officials for California ime mediately. Din walked Into United States Attorney Allen's office Thursday and gave himself up. He said he ~ had never been informed by the G3 government that he was wanted, but a friend had told him. He | has been working in Northwest ~ lumber mills, 5 Alaska St arrived from Alaska Thi . with a cargo of salmon and copper_ ore. have ILIA INILLAS Dolores Bonillas, f Mexico's ambassador to daugh the wed the by Grip om Ankles YORK, Nov. 16. Miss Vir Swope, a talented young was taken from her room at ward of Bellevue hos- | diagnosis of ofa At one insanity night and stage the gi Be 939 iceman ighth ave, inside saved bh her anklea, r life after she an into to throw herself the Mailed | Nov. 16.— y Hollen has just re * ten by bis sister to him 26 It has just two post and had never, appar. ed by rail more than nce from Hainesboro to le, 18 miles Hotlen’s had carried it in his then had stored the It was found last week the old cedar chest was emp- 0. tra dist and @ you “Tooking for a lost ar- Use Star want ads. removal to Fort Lawton as a arreste at the Spike near Buc Wash. Jago 1 on June 5 at Bayne failed to report for phys examinatic the authorities when he was drafted. DEMOCRATS TO ELECT ant tion of officers anty Jago was nm min Mr ipal Gerald speaker. ywell will conduct a | in Trinity Parish uve. and Jamea s held at 30 1 be 3 p.m. and & Father P devotion Bighth fresh rane 50c doz Ibs 10¢ 111, new Stal h ogee atoes, 6 Ibs. Stal box; nice Alaska large dates 19¢ potatoes, 7 Ibs, 10 79. turnips cooking apples. lée pkg. Brazil nuts, crop, }1b. Stall 130, 10 Ibs. pure cane sug pkes, Creamett De ¢ al baking powder, 380, Stall 192 10 xk. flour, 560; local patent $10.80 bbl; solid pack 1Se Ib. Stalls 18-19, of barley, 35c; 4 lic can tomatoes, 10 Stall, best local patent flour 7 Vb ug Stall 157 1| fanc y Washington amery butter 480 Ib; strictly fresh eggs, 50c do Yakima comb hone ea, 2 for Stall 133, 20¢ pickles, 15¢ dill pick doz PINE 8ST, r fine eating 1 | bo: Hott Fish Stall 19, fre sauerkraut new flour, toes cream flakes, | Sugar als 63 sk 18¢ ail 20¢ apples, $1.50 ‘ er smolts h peanut butter ats. ¢ pack corn, 26¢ 2 cans peas 2 Annex pk Lighthouse potatoes, 2 ton creame omb honey, 20 $1.50 box 2 cans tomatoes 25¢ 1 Seal ser, 2 It M4, fresh Washir b0e Ib. new « fine Grocery cans eating apple SOUTH END ent Jersey | Mb 2 Ibe stall 4 Ib: round teak Del Mont arn, apple pins Het 29e at " as ratains, npitt i ®; WWwWWwWWeF FF = male © ate! Bim Coal enough to operate many plants manufactur- ing materials so necessary to the nation now— Oil enough to keep many U- ee destroyers and merchantmen constantly under way— Freight cars and locomotives enough to haul thousands of tons of foodstuffs, raw materials, manufactured goods and war supplies— All released to serve the imperative needs of the nation, because the ‘‘Milwaukee Road’? is operating its trains electrically across the great mountain ranges of the Northwest. When you journey to the cities of the East, enjoy the delights of electric travel. No smoke, no cinders, no jars, over this modern electric highwa: ie CHICAGO, Milwaukee & St. Paul RAILWAY Literature and full information can be secured at address below . Bahl, City Passenger Agent, 2nd and Cherry, Seattle