The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 15

ast dohat NOV. 23,1917. PAGE 15 |32—Male Help Wanted 67—Card of Thanks | Wa ORKENE SS MMPRLY) WR TAKE THIR MEANS OF {iacie'sd, Upstatee Hult Know saves] pressing our sincere thanks for 0) or all to $10 on sults and overe many exp! eof sympathy 08% Th death of our # WANTED FoR? Fuller, Kis y we Pa ‘ 83 ‘at her Mg ale Situations Wanted a WAN, ON The back Wing again. Rhe dey to the land movement seems to be in full At the shipyards and industrial plants, in rtment stores and office buildings, men are frussing the high cost of living and the remedy for nd all seem to agree that the only practical solution of the problem is to raise a garden and keep a cow and fhave chickens and rabbits, ete. wil AGED MANIED dis- MeMy ‘emale eD ples fo kane Halp W. anted N fo PREPARE Bring cap and « A¥- LOST A MILLION “Besides, said one man, “it’s one way to fight the at Riverside =. BY NOT BUYING Germans. In the suburbs fs the place to raise a family, oa rtd Bony Seltat fer ses goss Neb, Nov, 28 Aiki anyway. So-I have bought a little farm in Davies Alder otties Mice delta Peace ‘take Fee TLOE. ma }Park and next year I'll cut this living cost square in eon would you take it?) W, G. Simo half. EXPERIENCED OPRIATORN ON | gon, a Denver attorney, didn't, but i | neck wea ‘co gia. he didn’t know the value of it. If _It is not at all surprising that tracts of land near the he had he never would have sold it city are in demand, “Live in the country—work in the 0 aoa 7 oo age Soinee agg TE a 4,000-acre -rity,” has beceme a slogan in some of the industrial wee © | ranch in Sheridan county, Nebraska s. The boys who live in town envy the men from || smurisa omar NOVET TT | He sold It to TB. Hord, of Central] |B he suburbs who heve fried chicken for lunch, SERIE tine at home, 388 ee, Tee: On one ccanet $e Rael tab reer tie otd ) Was a 1009 lake It is now possible to buy GOOD LAND just over 85—Female Situations Wtd. co ett Crunch,” ee told ‘Bt the city limits and within easy reach of the downtown [Ay iN srice work, doctors or ssaaee. | oun ‘cent Figg Meine ff* section. No doubt, many men will avail themselves of tare $100 on the price for Uhaty’ He add 3 the opportunity and cut the cost of living u at od that the cattle couldn't drink out of the lake, or If they did It would make them # But Simonson re C. P. Davies, of Pinney) & Street, reports brisk demand for “Little Farms” in Davies Alder Park. » mak deduction x : “ ‘tan fhe then, give me $100 and I'l i Livestock ‘for Sale | dood you the lake,” Hord sald nn — ; Minsce and] Simonnon refused this offer also THE pronr! OTELS AND APARTMENTS pr Hord therefore kept the lake. SEATTLE 6 atte MAIN | ~NEW WFANDARD HOTEE . m | Already from thin lake « million STAR 600 ner First Ave. and Mine @ Lost and Found |dollars’ worth of potash has been | Lares, modern, outside rooms: slevater Ch WATCH. SEYWHT Rj taken ana the supply 1 not ex e ar in every F tnd up; with pri-| Postal Telegraph aiid Second ave. | haunted LINSPROTI RDIALLY INVITED Reward ofte iy ain - “* WANT AD [iiss moor. AMES. aennowNe.|! Public Markets . ¥ pearts, Valued by own a svae ” | —Acre: Keepanke Liberal reward. Pi e Rates 4 =—Acreage for Sale | Bows otitis weerians ec! t o iobiles ‘TRANSIENT-CASH AI ERTISING } 1D Tied care Winton Mover Cash in advance—-any classifica- HOUSE, BARN, $850 : | ys | | 16 Water okay Property cents per line or fraction of Tine. r n Puget « times for the price of five, | | on main tw NSIENT —CHA RC ADVER- | | | b% weres of TISING | | ‘ lo per insert ’ stores; fine spring ‘he sib con baking month pipe inte house 2 an eolld pe & tomato month 10 In. Price $859; ters trees Borden's milk, 6c, 9-1. enck month 1.95 ash, balance $10 per tountry | @ Mall 120, No 60 sack Br month—12 months 1.907) Take East Ma ce f 0, dhe Mille red each week, 1 year, per ! ' pees Arm and Mermmer TY 25. each week, 1 year, per of Burke & Farrar, Inc ~ ~ le it ad cate, he, Mt 109, 6m on, | i eon Rummage Sale |hesket Michigan Concord grapes, 26 ht, ll cana Be rg BIG RUMMACW BALE, 1518 | here apyice 't: 30° tons tas be he : SPACE AC RE. SNAPS WESTLAKE AVE. AND 1904 | potatoes. $200 an 0 nee to be used in 1 year, ‘ 4 FIRST AVE, CLOTHING FoR|\":,™ cae te Oe ek ed seem foe” Gta ce b torme 900) AND WOMEN ial “ to be used in 1 year, | | Price $450; $100 w tt 46—Wanted Misc enenus | vat iP RATES ON LEGAL ADS nn iy nog A gePing Eo i HAVE ANY nk Inquire of Want Ad Department ° MAIN 600 02100 adjotning; near fh on take car PTHESEATTLESTAR } DIRECTORY ____ ATTORNEYS. ATL. AW AtTOR- ning 99 sOCTH END the same 12, barley par et ingte orm starch, or cali at south vent, postpaid f <|THIS JOB TAKES 14 MINUTES as pl Pla na sak ine trucks in the train (1) swing into position (2) and are unloaded (3) in a jiffy,after which the canvas is stretched (4), pegs are set and tents are raised (5) from the tent poles inside. In just 14 minutes the tents are ready (6) for occupancy. SEATTLE GIRLS PLAN PERSHING "SPOON SHOWER A spoon # er for Gen, Perdy ing, grimfaced A Gen. Pershing, who probably never had @ spoon wer given for him in his ife, ® tent mb expl the ef- scent Sammien re in Seat » mmies’ Sisters’ spoon er will be more in the nature i than a showe however, since the ure ne for enough spoons to feed the American expedl- |tionary forces in France, some Bill for mere Sammie’ sisters to fii A Thanksgiving Party But the workers for the Seattle Girl’ War Rellet Bazaar are not daunted by the size of the order, They are calmly getting out their rain barrels to catch the flood om next Wednesday, for Pershing’s spoon shower is to be Seattle’s Thanksgiving offering The spoon shower is the second twist that the Sisters’ squad has put in the tail of the gift horse, The ed last Wednesday, was sacrificed by first was regint when old Je ry the loyal contingent To Be Melted The spoons themselves will never get to France or Pershing, since they are to be melted here and turned into a base hospital, with 600 beds and 260 attendants Part of the spoons will also turn into coal and potatoes and four for needy families of soldiers and sail ors in King and Kitsap counties, The shower will be conducted un- der the auspices of the Seattle Girls’ War Relief Bazaar, scheduled for December 17-22, The bazaar ts to raine $100,000. Youngest Grandma on Stage Plays Here. Here is the youngest grandmother on the stage today. Her name is Mrs. Gerald McCormack, of MeCor mack & Shannon, who are ing an Irish singing skit at the Pal- eh a Bs K a 1a cq a Guest ace Hip. Sell anyone, ship anywhere, and guar Cor. foe otis Maeda Phe temeai Ineoaee In the first place, Mra, M. in the West selling direct to com mack is 36, and broke theatrical chat caiise oes = ee BR WILIAMA CO. rules when she admitted that much. 7 | hy! aay Her daughter {s Mrs. Jay Gould, @ STABLIsitED 1 - oe oe a RADARS: an vaudeville star, whose husband is Darke Bidg., 905 Second weet, Sale Miscellaneous le November related to the famous Goult Saas we ts aia thee and this pair have a little daughter, >TICIAN OR $500 oon. Repairing of luggage Madeline Helen Gould. So there esha cation Gas balcoay | BETWEEN TACOMA AND ARATTLD 619 Becond ave, near you are! Mam nnnnnnannnnn|This ie a bargain; fine bottom tend S ——— ~ —}e “Two ARE a iA ‘ACKS REPULSED, é Mrs hoe attr el nee mar ATTORNEYS—PATENT } ¢ eine gine vend) B. 8. D. a SERVICE FLAGS Avavil. ¥ a | |@ramation and | musical | Samay ery tovel; enw Pgh cages ming “ 3 ge se iy it rohan & fo, AT THE SHIPYARDS | BERLIN. REPORTS <°'s-e: cst ares WOUND PARMS 605 Sed av ENT, RENT AF.) James Harrison. H11 Clay at R LT sd United Press Leased Wire Dot! wien ee YARD WORKER ngetriones Sugar D. in| a ken to the Seattle General how RLIN, via London, Nov. 23—| @ramatie . secured or fee refunded ‘ siete sameatwatRora| ugar DaMaged 1D pe rifueiay, with « broken arm Whe. spate dramatic companies. She is a com Bidg. Main 390. Free hook BOAT a | , agg diocesan |Fruitless attacks by British forces| tralto aereem | verreret) Wreck of Vessel | inte cn one ot the shina in constra Scale, atand'* Onmheas 2 Wak 5 KAVANAUGICS $2.00 HATS. 1008 1et ev | my United Press Leased Wire | tion at the Seattle Construction and |Heowre “ were reported today in THINK RED 00ZE is z ~eae ; Hippie pores ‘ x ny United Pre . 10 official statement. ‘The enemy Ob WORK _Fy e Wante BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.—It ta| Dry Dock Co. hy United Preas Leased Wir t 131 Fourth. Phone Furniture Wanted reported that about 2,006 sacks of Wickovich, 33, 2922 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23— |made the assaults several times CHATTEL LOANS | sugar was damaged when the Amer employe of the Duth The English We + gs and : e | Around oot : - a — BLOOD OF A NEW COMPANY_NEW RATES” fen, bare jean barkentine Aurora encount >, was also taken Germans are ba was said, the village of La Folie Wood 3RISTOL. ; oe ie |n severe storm 800 miles from h Seattle. General hospital Thureday,| password whispered by the |had been stormed and cleared of the} BRIS frig Phi 05 = i mt be, 81,00 fee M | which snapped her masts and caused | With injuries to his side, when he| Hindu revolutionists when they enemy eon county, 4s quoted as vouch! ss FRACIA the water to leak thru the planks of | Was hit by a traveling crane. | sought to identify each other “Around Rumilly, Bante Ux ‘and | ton ean eae irange story. pi land cheep her deck - during their activities aga Vendhuille, English attacks col-| i this: For a month an ooze, very. = | oun WANTS TO ett aa grace ane ems arte smurf a } he ans’ ent conclude e war of » PAS 2 ded nding its way to the s | TO Rep seb pra Bias tar by “The English are bad and the |mentioned the fighting on the|tis trent yard of John B. ohare. | HEAR FROM MOTHER diers, six. hundred. Carranzista| Germans are good.” southern edge of Moeuvres as break-| \tany of the neighbors have views troops, together with their com.|, These mystic signals And . other }ing out fresh since early morning | yt with feelings of apprehension, | Private Clarence ©. Backer, Co.| mander, Gen. Cordova, and 180 camp | cts relating to the proposed revo lest dt should be an omen of fll, The F, 25th Engineers, expeditionary | followers, who surren 4 to U, g,| lution were revealed in federal court IT. red-colored ooze rises from @ space” regan OAN |forces, writes from Camp Devena,| forces after the capture of Ojinaga| here today during the trial of 34 about the size of a giant's grave, , SAA ROW Ayer, Maan, that he would like to| by Villa were transferred over the| Prominent men on a charge of con and the natives are said to wou S$ and JEWELRY. : ear from his mother, visiting in| international bridge here today to|#Piracy to foment the uprising VIOLENT AT TAC $s lif a giant could have been slain and one Beatt ‘uae Simultancously it was Pree ms gy |buried half alive in the Newberry TRWELRY CO., 199 Recond — ————————— | that the rebels had a ROME, Nov. 23. Austrian and! vard. The central part of the out L_ARTICLER at Washington who collected ana] O° Gee gy rn ju|line of the seeming grave being Jae 3 distribute ds for “the great re beat oi eceasful attacks |1,, ~URMERAS AND SUPPLIES RE AL PAINLESS D ENTISTS fietrinuted funda for “the great Tev-| sainet the Italians on the north| cvs ie cme sravinenl Hig bt TOWMAN & HANFOR ‘D CO. ‘ disclosu Lean de nied] petted aap beanye ely Woe neo ithe scene te dectared to je aa eee Ts ’ " ° ‘i “ + Pati | In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the highest the testimony of Sukamar} tira around the Asi ehting seP-lawe to many of the mountain peo oo orseys. | a Wtrongest plate known, covers Very little of the roof of the mouth; | Chatterji, Hindu witness for the go _ plateau) nie, and men who are not afraid to gastl v . . arreer® land strongest plate known, 7 can bite corn off the cob; |ernment, when he told of carrying a| °°" Monte Onderecar and Montel f.t ‘the biggest bear in the moun Tel, Matn 7181 of ar 00 anyw ou can > pe cob; ernment, when he told of carrying | Adenecche and from there west to- | {*¢ 7 Ann | wuaranteed fifteen years message from San Francisco tains, unarmed, stand aghast at the bi ard Monte Castelgomberto. Is , DEVELOPING KODAI abn | 0 eatle Gee belte in Gold Crown $2.00 | Manila, He told of activities ex ware ene astelgombert scene of the supposed grave of @ PRODAKERS—"IN AT 1. AT 5 THEY RD | $i5 Set of Teeth (whalebone) $8 | ing from Washington to Bangkok halfdead giant done 19 cents « roll. Jaco! . hide ore $10 Set of Teeth 85.00 | siam SMOKE FUND TO GET Pa RR ~~ Angas -| = Eridgework, per tooth, gold 88.00] in revealing the password, Catter “DANCING SCHOOLS ‘HOFF “ AN'S White Crowne 68.00 |i said it wan not necemmary tor revo TREGEIPTS OF DANCE BEAN IN EAR FOR 21 fig Motion Pictures jetween Pike and Pine Gold Filtin, $1.00 Up] intioniste to speak it in the Hindy | : ig in M | r @o Hilver Fillings BOE |tongue, Voth the password and an] ‘The Mystic Jewel sociat club wit} FEARS, IS TAKEN OUT 0 ape ” 60| Platina Fillings 76¢| «wer could be spoken in any lan-give a dance and card party in ite] eh ll os All work teed for fift u ion taken in the | KUSE |hatt at the Odd F PENDLETON, Ore, Nov. 28 , work guaranteed for fifteen years Have impression taken tn ; } id Fel Recs ening " ay Lee, " ning and . teeth same day minations gnd advice free Chatterji vernment | Ten ave. and Pine st Forty-one years ago, when Joe For. ACKES, § Papi’ ae mples of Our Pinte and Bride We Stand the | alleges, note: rer for the| ni at 9 o'clock, for the benefit of X22. Was @ small boy, he and his Saye aid : ateet Test of Time, Most of our present. pattonage is recommended by our Pei init meena [7 sin Fr tobacco fend ‘The {brother amused each other by poking 60 CASH AND . ul on scson Gagitont early customers, whore work is still giving good antinfactior ak our olutionists ying se - : ooo Funk cvivlogpetinayy ote ‘a ‘4 duplicated _| customers who have tested our work Fon conting' to cut offices, be jeral letters from San Francisco to| admission will be 50 cents per couple, |!ittle navy beans down each othakig Bmall house t « ‘ ATCHES AND JEWEL gure you are in the right pli Bring thie ad with you a German naval officer nam y-| extra ladies 25 cents, and card play- |°#S * f road Open Sundays from 9 te 12 Werking People . one During recent years, Joe has been f ake o ’ hem ationed at Manila, who later| ng cents. Refreshments are fi F } | cash took them to the German consut| ‘Tickets for the dance are on sale|STOWing deat in one ear, and Saaaae ore yatta OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS wG | tronets are on sate [feat mot hear at al He conmulied Peper jat Brewster's cigar store, Third ave a “1 a zamii 207 UNIVERSITY gr. Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co and Union st. and the J. W. Stokes |* Physician, who made an:esaaias b ASS SA ALS APOIO — = — —__-_ —_ ~ | cigar stand, in the county-city bulla. |!" Of the defective ear and ieee 19--City Real Este ate for Sale 1 oF 2 lessons. 1 le ¢ | DANCE FOR HOME line ‘ pulld:| moved a a bean embedded in wax, ¢ y Rea , Sa im matlitery dant | ing bain HALF ACRE WITH pid S dated Half of the proceeds of a danc BUNGALOW fore “Chir”, ay” anderen to be given at Fletcher Bay Wed-| BOB HESKETH MAY HOLDS ELEVATOR UP nm city ca 4 only 2 ea tesani toe nesday night will go to the Mother 1 ut STEV Tah 4th Ay : . . Si POE, OSE j i ; el eee TEVENS iain 99 We are now making delivery of 31, per | Ryther home, Boats leave Pier 3| UIT MAYOR RACE SURGEONS r At jensber Pesete Teschers at 6:15 p.m | to ae wa aXtii } ATCH REPAIRING 4 P | Counciiman Robert Hesketh win}, NEW YORK, Nov. 23—Danlel y ie wher Diamonds set wht wait; Jewelry cent coupon bonds of the first Liberty Loan UONDON, Nov. scaly Mele laitner ievacay fee the mayoraity|ynch, esis footer, wae a j ne ‘ SMirn URWEERY on" and 4 per cent coupon bonds of the second ating © ‘ ‘ ry ¥ council, Bel creat stremgth, saved the lives of Unfurnished Houses r templating granting an in tax | sald today : ‘ CRNA j THOCaaT Te | ee EEE BLE, Veurts Soeee P exemption of $250 a year to married| ‘I'm not sure whether I'll keep in| {We elevator operators in the Tete poe) tor renting 2| OUR COUREE MARES A FINISHED Liberty Loan. 1. does it mean they figure the| the race for mayor,” he sald, “but|Dullding here, when he made ® dancer of you. Why walt? Our re PHONOGRAPH SUPPLIES . . Guite guarentecé. Hippodrome, Pith cep of a wife at that amount? — | if I do, I'll resign from the council."|>tidxe of himself. Holding the ___ PHONOG “ Cement ‘ 0% Veraity. Bliiott. #187 | "British wives are wondering if| Hesketh announced Monday that] heavy car on his powerful back, he PHONOG 1ALTY | NAR AWRY ¥ phe HAUL COREE DANDIITEE friend hubby is going to make them | he was in the rave. A paid adver. |#houted to the operators to flee for MURICA! excHANa® | 26-——Rooms With Board entiomec: ledten, Vets. #anh aud |keop thelr lngerie, candy, theatre | tisement stated his platform thelr hives Detore his «teen Billote S678 r RARTLATS and rhew EXTER I ORTON nd other personal expenses within | out. They escaped, sg a DL ares i amon SIMON TO LOCATE °SECOND HAND CLOTHING L i m for F n ernment’s contemplated change Js| a a ernment’ ‘cogtmplated change J “PLANT IN SEATTLE A ; DIAMONDS ton, forn with tl Male Help Wanted SPATTT E " war in-power is daily becoming a rmeny with the Ann 1 Fig - re ’ BTA, Second at Cherr a ‘ | been "apending a few days in the) CLEVELAND, Nov. 23.—The sums ' an RgV. GRRE on eetate cat bee y ly = j city as the guest of C. Kelly, at, mer home of National Fuel Adminis. BRAT se fe i a pe Bagh gel the Savoy, and investigating yox-{trator Harry A. Garfield, at Wi _lng ‘ 474 ; vate parle Me Mats “ 1 i wi Combined Resources of The Dexter Horton National Bank and | Four-Minute Men will devote thetr| gibitition of es eharaiony eae fe Nias Manian, 4 short Aintanes 300 Hrs: MUEAESY co Ge Gy” Phono etiora | neon tral TAGTING PIANO PIA YING The Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Mees, given between November | the manufacture of dry cleaners’ ac-| was ransacked a week ago, 1t Wag on 6 ir me A mus taught in 20 | on $21,510,451 38 26 a December to educating | eossc #, has decided to embark in) learned today othing was taken, AMAIA GOR “sr y a5 Puta pl; INABTGN_PURLIO—wiiN [the people on the war situation, so]! the enterpr ind left today for his|'The case was reported today to ; zi ' 6 Craey Bids, }thatequestions confronting the gov-| home eity, and will return with his} Mayor J. R, Locker, of Mentor, Por nS oe fom, aote wages | CELDT ernment may be understood more| family and begin active operations |lice believe the | invaders were BGPP AC TONE, VAT ie Bess, GGT | Pemten, De Denvek kat WOMKE—li00 ith ave | readily by them, at on searching for government papers, we