The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 9

f ‘arm Land for Sale 2 SAW it in THE STAN TANG W vi put the ¢ w THY SEA STA The Star ANT AD Rates rit ADVER PHONY MAIN it Mo: big ba Wee , Mt on were bought last farmers ever an than tor Effective May 1 TRANSIENT.-CASIL TISING in advance Cash lane fleation $ cents per line or ne Six times for the pr TRANSIENT — CHARGE “ire fraction jee of tiv ADVER- and Per tine per Ph wg Inser © CONTRACT ADVERT! Per line p. month—1 m Per line per n +t Per line por month—6 + Per line per month 3B lines cach week Une 80 Lines each week line Six months add Wh ¢ d@ 1 cent OPEN SPACE to be used in 1 year, 9° 106 r the ° “ho 1.9 L890 per 1 year. Btanw Wa 16——Water Front Property #0 i WONFHEY BEAU TER FRONT tracts TY n ventent to deep. i year, ont—T! EAR uL Ww ARKETS; real r hing * REAL. PARADISE CRYSTAL LAKE MORRISON & year, Sigeo year, fe L to be used tn t er lin 2,000 lines to be per line SPECIAL VALLEY used tnt " NACKWOR ort 18—Real Estate Wanted YOUR HOME Can be sold quickly throwgn our office Ht meets quirements dema' by @ waiting Mat of intending pureh © now in Our passession, Theref personally and list your with oe JONKS & PHINNEY R17 Recond Ave. Main ON RATES ur ADS Inquire of Want Ad Department. MAIN 600 The Seattle Star panel DIRECTORY ay Moose neighbors ¢ | rk’a office, 901 Bea $5 CARH, 10 MONTHLY ty welcomed beard Bids. Phone Mott St, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW TATEXANDER SHTREM AN ATT. Rey-at-iaw, = Willa, pr Mortgages, notes, collect thing pertaining to @ general tee in all courte Lyon Third and James Elliott 2144. vi MAY BLINN—WOMAN TAW tion free; confidential. | ollections. Main $100 ks from car. oxino aS alley " ABH 100 fo MONTY ty water; ¢ r Bids ° beusl 5 to $200 RASTA Next to Spring. “ESTARUINNED TFT Burke Bidg., 905 Second 208 WALT eral practice. ave Main DAVID P. 1024 Third Ave FRED P. GORIN Fs sey. Patent secured or fee refunded. 761 Central] ). Free book on p ente | 45 Works Wid | CHATTEL LOA 8 j MONEY TODAY Loans from #19 to $100 made quickly and) confidentially on furniture, plana, I Stock. ent VAN ARSDALE a Ave. ESTATE FOR SALE SRT ORSWAND COMMERCTAT by reason of peation at count ty, 3eer-1004 1. wn 4ae2 we real y Yard Distr ots, Improved homes, unimpro: feproved farme CALL or Orehard Commercial Co., Port Orchard, Wash Office open Sundays. WAVY YARD WORKERA WHY PAY RENT? tm Charleston: short walk ity of room for garden jewelry at 2 per cent NS | OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD-/ VERTIS lower rates, but bow about | the COMMISSION ¢ ; PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 411 Seneca and 114 Marien. XZ REAPRCTARLE PLACE TO HORKOW money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Lowest rates: confidential. AMERICAN JEWELRY CO., $99 Second. MONEY LOANED ON ALE ARTICL value. The Retiabt Third APING KODAK WORK AKERS AE TAT F THEYRE Gone.” 10 cents = es Ride. Ine. home close to per let; easy CLIFFORD & VAN 1019 Third Ave lot $1,200 JW. JAMES 1 Maller Bide. m SALE DANCING SCHOOLS Fi HiPPODROME GUARANTEES * teach you old or new dances. Prof. Main 2227. sIX HOMES FF 10 $-room howses, from $900 on terme Youn & BR MERO Pia a HOURE, LOT lot, $700. One on same lot, 19 blo: fine view Pare: Reacon 1166 Fourth, OPTICIA vaser-Paterson Co. s balcony whe. 1371 unde. Main 2174. HR KATHRYN HARRISON vot HETH | 20 Fillott 7627 —_ Furnished Houses HOtaE FOR SALe % 65-foot front. with 9 bearing fruit trees 1 A end Meridian 412 B. 66th at. Can see pro morning before 1@ o'clock wood 1726. alse wr Boat EN GIVEN GOOD AND Phone 718s, PRAAARL LARA ALY STORAGE DRT_FUREFROOP STORAG Cantral Storage ROOM ¥ co, er tin hae Call Kone SECONDHAND CLOTHING GATHING ROtoNT rs) Viret 191 Main Ma % GF te Fit for good wmed © j cles proportion | 1564 | Phone} | Grin board “ 27—Housekeeping Rooms snd ROOMS: LIGHT TOUwE- keeping: single: $2.50; 1% blocks from ear, Call mornings or evenings. a2 Yonk Co, a7 2291. a FUPPALO Junk i743 tet 8 Pil 3863. AN aaa HOTELS / AND APARTMENTS | v0 ind Pine St. roorns: elevator phone fn all rooms: first-ctase Te and up: with pri- 7 RERPI 1418 Remington Court | 30—Fur. Rooms for Rent Ht Hot water roome for rent 418 ¢ PEDRO FOR RENT. WATT, fatally, suitable for one or two 1118 Virginia a D FARMINGTON. 1618S DARN RRAE IR S 11—Acreage for Bale $3 week wp. PALL ALL RNHED AT ly, 340 19t ~ FURNISH 417 11th ave. N. Male Help Wanted_ BOYS [ror delivery of telegeama. |Fwo RnooMs, or unfurnished |32— ‘ atreet, and paid from tructed aiding nsed ridewalk an for; i Inke view: to rea'dents of house $100 cast month Heatt Bonvs pata bicycle boys. Call at ahy Western nd. Price Union branch office, of see MR ’ per and work in high and’ inquire SWIHART, at main office, 119 Cher away from ry | PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT OFFICE CITY OF BEATTLY Headquarters fo we Far janitors, hotel ipyard | general Jal and ovt of « st help au aad novvine in all inen 5 Apply 217 James St {PLOY MEN’ AGENCY $17 THIRD AVE. (Acrons street trom Court Houre) We hire for the best logging companies thorent UNTIL P.M. CARaWURHET. 15—Farm Tand for Sale GOOD RANCH Bother district: best of woth; m tom; fine stream bath: good barn frond; ch to paved highway. Price for quick nale, only $2.000, on terms of $700 cash, ACHROEDER, 418 Bag |W X WVADT JOR AND PRONE] MAN, comt maker; sino good FARM HOM® | helper on coats v 0. OF nearly 7 acres, next toa government | Fifth Noor Transportation Bidg., factory, where men are ‘ama | 0md_an wan c 8; g008 poll nloe Me etn 136 no use fo y bot 6-room with on go p OPEN 4 — FinaT-c Ine. Bec: needed. wpring water lady will well (t cheap. Small pe ance monthly. K RS, 658 Fim 914 Hecond Ave $26 ACHES, DAIRY OF BTOCK RANCH, | 90 cares irrigated; 45 acres in nifaita home orchard: allos, etc. Write for particulars, Wm, Neely, Ton WANTED TWO oplane trade, Fe mn wi Lakenide, end of fp FOR THe ORDER wholesale drug house in person, Inquiring for Mr. Der Htewart & Holmes Drug Co. went we. 6 ORRION, APPT a Deeth in CnC AT ‘amily: munt " Mrs. Sahlatrom, 674 Poplar st, Portiand, Ore, OPERATOR Bultcase Mfg. Co, 19--City Real Estate for Sale| | LEAT | Ap- | ) eanh level Pree Le MAIN Yapavine OR rit DAVID Male Help Wanted WXPERIENCKD PE f 92 BAY Male Help Wanted 1 BAW Tite STAT v PERCHA y it in int? x ITED DENTIN frat an BAINTY poe WANTED AND WOR 3-Male Situations Wanted ie WOODHOUNE General house repairing, leaky paired, plastering and Queen Anne 2008. |84—Female Help Wante BAY you BAW THe STAT WANT vi LADY Wy Ris brick work. ie uN | ALI NEW OW OLD BANGES teed tam lowre 1 Se niveret wate WAWAN and wintert As | 38—Business Chances ran | Ride hear Wi PROPETH IN ex 3#A—STOCKS AND BONDS ou BAW it in THE STAR 1 Wit Hey High Pe T » Coal: Pr & Coa 1 WILL SELL. 8 real Wigh PX y Of @ Gas. Mtn stake ir i xs OF Wa a Wall WIECT Wyor old reach TUNITY UND Mise THIS | COLUMBIA RIV | NATURAL GAS 215 Becond Ave 89—Poultry for Sale ADVERTINN YOUR POULTRY, FANCY chickens, satin ete.) tm tte section of The Bt rates at top of first column, this pase. ck WROWN Eka and cocker! ot matings r | | TER | Tha ine 8 AOR SES | 41—Livestock for Sale x RIE YOUR TAVERTOCR I ppd allt this section of The Star rates at top of first column, thie peae SRATILE WANHITRY ARB . Hea. 43. toa Boat and Found TUMNIA WFC Ph 1 rewar: With Penstay Relone oe) Fhone Pa Automobiles — fine YOUR Gave Thousands ¢ 1 paid workers and ship A Car Bar Bee rates at top this page. oat i 444 ADVER The ward HARGATNA fn thie gains of f 1916 FORD, § RASY TRRMA; THC oughly overhauled w tires. D AUTO EXCHANGE 1012 B. Pike. GOOD weed rare. Winton Motor Co For Sale ‘Miscellaneous SAY you SAW it in THM ATAR cant Saat AND DOORE Post Card anking for our od Catalog No. 2 of nts, utd er board, roofin | and guarante | wate delivery OT. WILTAAMA CO. 1942 Firat Ave, &, Reattte. NOH APA hy aPROCTALTY FOREIGN RECORDS MUBICAL ORD EXCHANGR 1816 take, Nott 2678 Opposite new Times Tide trade, exchange, repate WH 1206 HATH, 1606 int x Vii MONEY? Pi Bi we RAVAWA 5 wi LADIF® AN AND OVER $16.00. PRESP 10 PRR CENT =| Orr YOUR PUR-| CHARE too Pinar AVE WANTED—OLD PALAE TERT DONT nT BROKEN). TOM eR 1 JEWELAY MP co, 412 L. | Wut HEbO. FOURTH RLOON SERVICE FLAGS # FOR RE purchase. vr I Nuw PIA piled ox Union, KAVANAGICR TF00 WATS, 1008 int ' Miscellaneous \ You WAVE Al | call the Paaific Auetion Co. Main 6686 50—Furniture for Sale AOVERTIA® UAED PURNITORE The Star, Hundreds of home neokers | dwell paid workers look for “Tar | Ine in Furniture” in thie column rates at top of first column, this 6 rrr 5) Furniture Wanted | Wi HUY one Tan FORNITORE and pay higher prices than any hous In the elty, Phone Anetion Co, 2 Biake Fur. Oo, 405 Pike, Main 6618. iN MANAG! STAR—TUESDAY, aoe was for » to buy te an acre monthly ifie Mighw The eo and Portland unty Office 1 tice EASTMAN mD AY Business Personals AW it in THE STAR it REPAIRING while you walt elo wholesale me WaT rae tor te STEVENS jrivace "wan Teachers New ‘York Gnows HAL price 60. uth Wloe . ami ’ Awan trem narutt, ANANTERD ines. weit CAL NURS®— MRA. 7018 18th NW. Phone Mallar NDE mic ine ri a BAM Wate MARL, 203 er. A WINiMIE ppedrat at 2187, eT eva Univ UES n and Rev Fo MAKES Why Rilie ii ministertal Heme KINGT rapher, 606 59—Legal IN 3 Northern | Div No. 6026 of Creditors 4M. Gowre ington " Bankr ¢ Fire Matter aptey Me ¥ of the shove 1918 Hankruptey AME under Chap and Article € Canning te, Ament S104 CHANGE OF VESSEL'S NAME ote hereby @iven that 107, Lawe of 1881, and A stome Heguiations of 1515, ance of auth ommiaioner ef Nav Heation of the Ine, of Aati Robert T White, and ton, on born Oregon, of Beattie, Ce. ie, ROSEMARY, official ber f16220, frose tone 29, has been changed to PHOENIX IV. ROSCOR M. DRUMITELLIER, Collectar. Pebroary § RE eVES Seattle, Washington, OT (Commonly Called Heart. burn) Gas in the Stomach, Belching, Swell. requenily | ing and Full Feeling, so f complained of after meals, IN TWO MINUTES Sample Package Malied Free by the BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL CO, Bellingham, Wash. If Your Druggist Is Unable to Supply You Httle enat WiLLwik CRRDTF apie MIC named Wier Chap- ‘a, | Pwedien peas, the at | pimantoe, the y acows to tee] cans aeparnqun, 26¢; 2 cane epinach. Ste. aga = Wash, the name of the American Gas Serew SOUR STOMACH | FEB. 12, 1918. PAGE 9 | PRICES SET BY LOCAL BOARD toon being pald by rete 1 LONDON, Feb, 12,—Offielal con firmation of Mussia'n withdrawal from the war was received here to doy thru a wireless press bureau dis | patch from Petrograd “The Nunnian delegates have 4 | clared the peace negotiations ended, declared the dispateh “Demobdilization of the Russian ar \miew has been ordered. “Some first line younger woldiers have \defend the frontiers The official prock the Flussiann will continue the » | war against German and Austrian workers, and will not sign an an nexationiat treaty “Let the German and AK —Granul pay $71 ‘ od, per 100 the to $7964 should pay Ribe to be COUN BYKE Golden brows, pay, amall 14%e to 16%6, med to 40¢, lnrwe The to 76 ould pay, amall 200 to Bbc Abe to bbe. Inne Bhe to $1.08 LOCAL PATENT FLOUR pay, 244-1. begs O19 49-1. bags $2.60 to 62.66% pay th hewe 41.45, 49-1, bage $2.60 to 8 HAM AM FLOUR iMe, 4m. § mere should pay 49-246 to $2.60 | WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR —1 10-T, 400 te bt %e i 28 conauiners should pay t 606, 49M. $2.50 to $2.66 FLOUR—Retallers pay, to $00, 49%, $269 & mors should pay, 10th of to detachments been left Metailer . $0 ' i ation declares t . « 7, 10 10 to $89 10% Here pay, Austrian $2.25 to 10-1 % to in the field and for what t fighting; that we fight them, 10-1» leo $278 to} nye ARMY WAS ORDERED TO QUIT soldiers know who is placing thern| Third and Madison Kngene Levy, Mer. tion, which was signed t Minister Trotaky Troops Ordered Home The demobiii proclama tio orders withdrawal from the trenches | and concentration of in the} Voreign | Last Times Today and Tonight OUR MOTION PICTURE FEATURE The Bad Man From Oklahoma Our contraet prohibits using the star's name, How. ign a big Went ern picture by the biggest Western star. GUESS WHO IT I troops r for transportation to the in terior “Comrades, peace negotiations the proclamation stated. are an NOTE our ever, onnot ALSO 49-1. $285 to 8 | DARLEY FLOUR Netatlors pay, 10-1. | 00, 49M hould pay,| 106 to Ife, Japan seed rice Be 10-1, 7 0 to $210! 106 LOCAL ore ROLLED pay consumers should pay, fancy head, ™., cone te be, 40. CKWHEAT Ne should OATS (pure) Retailers pay to €2%e; consumers re pay summers a 4 Netw on loaves pay » |pamp Netatlers ™m, 10 146 to BEANS for & HN PEAS. ie D pa ailers pay, M a KW. ihe to 14te Ww nk 9 ‘ashingte should pay. fa to ife, Manchurian BW. 13¢ Lima ife to 17¢, pink tie to 14 to $c, Washington colored He nvaronaren pay, fancy iiwe to Ianvy Ibe to 200, cho FRUNES—Metailers pa variety 12¢ to 12Ke, medium 9%e to ide; consumers should pay, iarge Ital lan variety Ite to 17 '¥c, medium 13 %e mH | | RAISING — retail Thos pke M) seeded, 11 lored, 9 y California. W PrRACHES , ie 1 . whould pay to 18 large Italian @ to 16q Japan seed rice te to Public Markets “PIKE PLAC "pi. Beall 189%, oparcrive pes. re pay, fancy 104% to 10%6 Sige to BM, fancy choice seeded a ‘ 1B. brick Ite to 1 ‘onaumers should > 20 M,, II bulk ite to brick se M fresh side pork th. tall 12. ho beat quality 29, 2 cana tomatoes, 2 ihe M.: aeparague tips, 1 onions, 12 The, te; good $1.00 box, delivered 2 the the; catfion, 2 potato sausage, 160 raising, 2 tha 386 hand paste, Te can Atall 65, peanut » 6 prunes. ™ pot romst, 17 an: 10% $1.78, Stall white beans. enn, tall 4 cooking i tall 1511, sot Te 250. ‘Mtall TM, Btall 1663, elu Fiake White, iT ™® lava soap, 2 bare 19 butt » the to The, gallon $1 Jaree can $127% to $1.80, 6 to $2.05; consumers should medium can Se, te-eallon len $1.86 to $2 SOUTH END meal bent Jerney raneh eam tana wheat f te pke quarts $1.58, nerren bricks, | | be | rat! ™ Hetaite » creamery fresh creamery rage, ite t ARKINE Ae prints, prints 26 I) 80, bread, Se loaf; cookies, 2/ SANITARY oper fish ’ t eod fancy brie potato way an ralmon, ate; & tollet ataup, 176; 2 fhe tomate soup, 18c can: | @ Maggi soups, be; ike imported | ie can asparagus, 240; 2) Retatiers pay 2e fh 3 laundry soap, 0 bottle in| POTATORS—Netatiers pay, per 100 Me. | fancy Yakima Netted Gems $1.20 to $1.40, fancy loeals $1.10 te $1.35; eon- sumere should pay, Netted Geme $1.65 to $1.85, fancy locals $1.35 te $1.66, lower grades $1.16 to 61.35. CABBAGE —Per 100 te. anid, retatiers pay $3.00 to $3.25, consumers should pay 4c to be Mm TURNIPS—Per 100 Toa, retatiers pay $1.60 to $1.75; consumers should pay | e te Je RUTABAGAS—Per 100 sid $1.50 to $17 should pay 2c to 3¢ tb. CARROTS Per Iba, retaliers pay 9 to $1.25; consumers should pay to due Mh 3 Good, per box, sumere $1.00 to $1.60, ‘fancy eating stand Apples, $2.00 to $2.00 test ruling on flour wales te that the coneumer is allowed to buy up to 49-1b macka, but he must bay Jone tb of four substitutes for every jen pounds of flour, If b wh Wheat, he must buy one pound | for every five pounds of whole wheat rhe crop of potatoes is large: the) © le right If @ part of Inet year’ te not consumed and the growers lowe money, we fear the next crop Will be very lieht. Therefore we urge he Mberal use of potatoes: |Stalt 19-A, apples, $1.25 box and ep: ecedions grapefruit, te; onions, § Ihe. 280. Malle T18-15, epinach, ite MH. # Me the; eweet potatoes, 3 Te ihe, « Ihe. She; Fioride grapefruit, 100 each; tomatose, se ™, Mtalle 12-21, sweet mustard chow-chow, Ibe pt. tr bulk anchovies, 1.: 200 alll piekles, ibe doz Mtalle $ecaer Federal maith, 478 case, Otymnple pancake flour, tte phe: large pkg eltrus| |Powder, 30; 4 The. relied oate } | ‘ retailers rINr # conmurners Soar and woap stall bare Crystal | White soap and one bar Creme Oi soap Boe: 4 bare fine toilet soap, Ritiott ¥ish Co., Finnan haddie fresh T.: German a ehould pa: or fruit Malt 19 22 butter, 2 ad, Be, Btall 21, Rut nly ground peal 15, 167. tow , n be eliminated by Lundberg Rupture pport, give free trial to prove its ity. A. LUNDBERG 1101 Third A co. Quality, Economy and Durability in Dentistry The best dental advertising is good work It in our high-grade work, Pain- lens Methods and Low Prices that h built for thia office its en viable name and ever increasing following. Teeth filled, ted abs bad after-efi Good Dentistry—Always Reasonable Prices NATIONAL DENTISTS THIRD & PIKE _ crowned and ex lutely without pain or rn Vormerly at Fourth and Pike. Open May and Night, Not Open Sundays. Main 3256. PROBLEMS OF VITAL CONCERN The China Club of Seattio Presents NG POON CHnw Sunday Kve., Feb. 17 at 8:16, THE ¥ DROME FREE DOCTOR } Hix-Goverament Physician 1111 FIAT AVE. WASHINGTON ST. f DRUG CO, STORES wearing the | _g Seattle, Bratt Gant, ioe’ eam. | curve, potatoe ‘wite ener Cees ek aise S6-tts vee’ | oh shictes, whim’ Seiad’ ier teak at suger And fleet should. net bein tareee . r with other goods is not allowed will please after 2:20 p. m. daily " Ta 20 pure bulk Vernon of Libby ker walt, 100: 1 choice aweet corn oF ps ther tall bottle eataup, ic. tall 22, skinned | 2 Ton fhe; catfish, 2 fhe. She; ( river amelts, 2 Ma. 26e: freah her. | tha. le; Dolly Varden trout foUp meat.5e T.; pot roast, 106 1 chops, 26c T.; mutton stew, Atal 64, beat fresh ranch emes ake Chelan fresh butter, 606 beat oleomargarine, 20 te, 3 $1.00; next er "i honey. 206 comb, 260 pt. #80 CORNER Kingersnapa, 140 T.: Nest Ever coffee, Ike M.: 160 can of sauer Kraut, 10c: 4 cans of sardines, Stal 14, fresh halibut, 2h¢ t.; freah Chinook raimon, 25 h herring, 2 the. 15¢ Stalle cured plenion, 260 Mb pure lar ontona, The. 106 Aelivered. flour sine planta, lowest prices hyacinths, ete. Stall ington creamery butte $1.40) tr full n olive te ™ 60 cane toda. 3 cans 2 dor Stall tha. jun \1 BUSINESS In alert, confident, prosperous, A good deal of our local industrial activity springs from work having to do with our Government's war program. But it is largely of a kind which, we believe, will con- tinue to benefit our community permanently. For example, we believe that Seattle will always be a great center for ship building. ™ Stalle 18-25 ‘The First National Bank wants to do all in {ts power to help along our local prosperity by en couraging the business and saving efforts of our citizens, Stall 116, quality meats 2 the. 180; w lot malt eatfion, 2 Toa, 160. Stalls ams, 260 Th; corned beet, abou! rib steak cabbage, Ge Ih; Yaki $1.10 pack. Stall 109, Yakima Gem potatoes, $1.26 sack Nour apples, $1.00 box. Stall 1 ington croamery butter, 60e 1 [Cascade milk, Se; pure honey, 350 pt Stall 159, lemons, 200 dor.) dry onions, |4 the 106 Stall 192, large pkg. washing Se; 2 cans asparagua, 260; to- ean, Stall 120, 8-1. dag oats, 6c; 9. bag corn Stall 10%, 2 pkee, wooded 3 pken. corn flakes, 250; 2 Atall 18, 2 Me, amall 1be pkg. Albers’ rotled macaroni or epaghettl, npbell'# Roups, 106. First National Bank “ Savings Department Open Saturday Evening 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. halibut . 166 Th plente fancy Rolle Want 2 cans Rod New at 108 Columbia I have left the imit t signa on Firat moved my Den ficen te the corner o Firat and Columbia at, Just across the street f my old location. My trance is 106 Columbia, mid tween First and Second a not raise my pric war, but I do expect to actice #o that the inc: ‘business will offset the inc cost of doing business because of the war. I want to be known as the who did not raise hie of the war. our methods teey consistent with sound Judgment. 4% mn Savings Accounts Subject to Check Are rdially Invited. Paia ti Accoun’ a Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIK® ST. consumers should pay! consumers should pay, | pay, pints ote to) Transcontinental Vaudeville Acts 10¢—Any Seat in Balcony Tonight Lower Floor 20¢ Be ——— IF YOU DANCE here’s a chance to improve and learn the latest steps IF YOU DONT classes and private les sons are given py f at 3 day and evening HIPPODR With 30 Proficient Assistants Prof. and Mrs. O are teaching hundreds the real art of dancing. Finest Floor in U. S. Telepkone Elliott 3187 12.—Three rn capitali#ts, bankers and landlords, supported by the ailent ¢o operation of the English and French middle classes, submitted conditions whieh cannot be subscribed to by the | revolution “The governments of Germany and) Aurtria desire to poswenn and peoples vanqul by arms "We could not wen a peace bring: | ing sadness and oppression and muf.| foring to millions of workers, but | and will not continue ou war| begun by the czar's capitaliats.” PASS TRIALS TO BEGIN | HERE ON WEDNESDAY) The trial of Joe and Morris Pass, | Arrested last fall in New York on a| Jcharge of being slackers and impli cated in an alleged conspiracy with | Hulet M. Wells, will open Wednes- day in the court of U. 8. Dintric |Judge Jeremiah Neterer, according to Assistant U. 8. Attorney Ben L. Moore /OREGON BOY IS ON | TUSCANIA SAVED LIST WASHINGTON, Fe names of Tuscania survivors made public today. They are | Ernest IAnthicum, Oklahoma City n Ridge, Pleasant Hill, Okla. Walter T. Larson, Warren, Ore. BERLIN REPORTS AUSTRIAN RAID ON ITALIANS BERLIN, via London, Feb. 12.—~| Auntrian forces cleared Italian sup-| port positions on the southern slope) of Saseo Rosso, capturing 170 men and mix officers, the war office an- nounced today If you Haynes theatre. value your watch, let repair it. Next Liberty Advertisement j Investment Securities Standard bonds of the highest grade of safety will pay you a return of over 6% to 10% on your money. You can buy these on our partial payment plan. Write for Booklet | lrving Whitehouse Company 1213 L. C. Smith Building Telephone Elliott 3558. When every piano salesman claims his plano the best, purchasers are! | often in ® quandary what plano to ‘choose; to these people our offer should prove a solution. Namely: | we are willing to rent to responsible parties new pianos, even of the high- est grade, and apply all rent on pur- | chase If you decide to buy later on. | This gives you an opportunity to | give the instrument a thorough test |in your home. | Our pianos are such that we | gladly submit them to any test, in fact, it is just this which in connec- |tion with our low prices leads to | sales. Largest Capital Smallest Expense '~8'S MEYER & DAUGHTER 1621 Third Ave. North bed Pine. | TOMORROW Yesterday will neyer return, but Today is | here and Tomorrow is just around the corner. Don’t be content with what you have been doing, or with what others have done, and es} reign Pgs be sat- is! with what money you have or are saving. Try to SAVE MORE for your country’s sake as well as your own. The National City Bank OF SEATTLE Will Help You OFFICERS J, W. Maxwell, President F. W. Baker, Vice President J. H. Bloedel, Vice President. N. H. Seil, Cashier ’ W. L, Suiter, Asst. Cashier H. G. Hotchkiss, Asst. Cashier FREE at the MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave. The doctor will be glad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, If mecessary Onty charges will be for medicines preseribed or treatment taken. You will be surprieed how little it will cost you. Fourth—Westlake—Pine Cet no a FORCED TO MOVE Entire Stock Must Be Soli—Wholesale and Retail. We received notice to move March Ist, therefore we must sell our stock at less than cost, Fixtures for sale. Here are some of our Special Bargains. $20 Men's Suits go for..87.50) SHOES! SHOES $17.50 Men’s Suits go for 86.48 | 519 high ‘Tops at . $35 Men's Overcoats for $6.75 | §§ Working Shoes at. $35 English Cravenette $8.75 | $6 Working Shoes at. $10 All-Woo! Mackinaws 8.50 | §° Working Shoes at. ¥ SI et | Serr $3.50 All-Wool Pants ...@1.89 iy rend anoen je $1.50 Work Shirts for. T9¢ $3 House Slippers at . Men's All-wool Underwear at $1.60 Rubbers at bargain prices, $8 Hats for Unredeamned . Leather $1.50 Caps at Cases, Trunks, Hand Bags, Tool 53) Overalls for, pair. Cheats, Watches, Solid ' Gold 5c Suspenders for Chaing, Violing, Rings, Nugget Neckwear Pina, Revolvers, Rifles, Guna, | 50¢ Neckwear for . Mandolins, Guitars, Ukuleles | — Unredeemed pledges will be. and Kodaks must at cost | sold for less than we loaned om them. price SALE STARTS DAILY AT 8:30 A. M. Everything must be sold by March Ist—when we get out. The Bargain Store AND LOAN OFFICE, 120 First Ave. 8. Cor. Washington St, — | | | | Suit go It's the Corner Store