The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 15

Pronr MAIN 600 abel \ thal aT, The Star WANT AD Rates Effective May 1, TRANSIENT.C ASH TISING Cash tn advance cation § cents per line or fraction of Nine. Six times for the price of five. TRANSIENT CHARGE ADVER TISING Per line per insertion Six Insertions for th price five, CONTRACT ADVERTISING Per line per month $2 Per line per month Per line per month Der line per month—12 moa 1.80 35 Nines each week, 1 year, por line . 80 lines each week, 1 year, per_ Tine ... Six montha ada j-cent- the add 1 cent. OPEN SPACR B00 tines to be used In 1 year, per line ... 1,009 Hines to he used tn 1 year be ‘used in 1 year. mmr ADVER- any classifi 10 —Three te Inquire of Want Ad Department MAIN 600 The Seattle Star DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS. AT. AW TAEERANDER SitR¥MAN—ATTOR peycat-law, Wills, probate matters martgages, notes, coltect! Every thing pertaining to a general law pra. tice In si! courte. 424 Lyon Building Third and James. Millott 2188 TROLA MAY HLINN—womAN jer. Consultation free: < Taerat practice, Collec ital Bullding. Main ? Tawyer. 18 Dowts Bik. Consnttation free: gen Fees prostios ail case: fore rroterate FALL — esr ancisieD eral practice. Turke Dide., ave.” Main 1208 pA aR we LS ATTORNEYS—PATENT FW RIVERA—Conwattation and 19 patent booklet free. i22 New York Bik FRED Pp. GORIN- Patent Attor- ney. Pate secured or fee refunded. 701 Centr Rite. Main 190. Free book on paten Sason. Fenwick, Lawrence, OF Nurke Wit oe RICYCLES AND REPAIRS RUPY LINDGREN for Snel! Bicycles $04 Stewart, at Times eq. Main 4917, CHATTEL LOANS ~~ MONEY TODAY Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly and ‘confidentially on furniture, pianos, live sock, ete SANDERS & CO. 1903-1004 1. C. Smith Hide Et ODA nnn nnn COLLATERAL LOAN . Wh tOAN MONEY ON Tonds and jewelry at 2 per cent NO OTHER CHAR Others may AD VERTISR lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charge? QEIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 411 Seneca and 11¢ Marion BPESPRCTARLE PLACH To nORROW money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY Lowest rates: confidential SMERICAN JEWELRY ©O. LAW 905 Second | mt 1 bt Ine. 809 Becond , ARTICLES Third ave. DEVELOPING KODAK WORK WODAKERS—“IN AT 1. AT t THEYRE done.” 10 centa a roll. Jacobs, P.-L Hide DANCING SCHOOLS _ THE WIPPODROMP GUARANTERS TO > teach you old or new dances. Prof. Oewald, Eiiott 117, The Hippodrome, Fifth and University. Aran nn nn nnn ees ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WE pO Goop work—6. R Wt wig. 1331 Fourth. Phone Mata $6) “PHYSICIANS AND SURGEO KATHRYN HARRIBON—oor SIXTH Pitot s7e3J. STORAGE REPROOF STOR. Central Storage White Othe? arti 1231 vaed suite glen proportionate Main A TURKISH “BATHS WPPeRIAL TURKISH PATHA, 1108 Pourth » Electric cabinets. thera Pevtic lamps, tubs. Rheumatiem my Bpecialty. Louie My chiropodiat mechano-therapist. Pnone Main 3219 Aay or night. JUNK BARRINGTON, 19125 RAR rn HOTELS AND APARTMENTS NEW STANDARD HOTEL Corner Firat Ave. and Pin Larse, modern, outside room service: phone in afl rooms fn every reapect; 760 and up vate bath, $1.50. INAPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED GITPY HOTEL —Roome 26, 250, Foe night Weekly $1.60 to $2.00. 417 Yesier way. HARRINGTON, 1512% Ina week up. 11—Acreage for Sale AUTIFUY. VIEW OF ROTND AND nothing ifke tt left for wale Marke tract, all cleared and in men on rood road: near paved highway font north of city: near Interurban fun and auto service. Price $600 Terms if desired with pri Ronald Home Tracts; just platted In aero tracts: located at Ronald station, on Beattle-Everett brick Hichway: near school; F. F. D. mail hrs, Interurban, auto nervice: good Jovel Iand. Price $500, on easy termes. The owner instructs thetr value. Acre tracts on Pacific Righway, noeth of state university: bus, Ruto and R. F. D. mail service. If you want a bargain, hurry. Price $250 to $500 each, on easy terme WEST & WHEELER Colman Block. Filiott_& interurban and to sell at half AND RACK OUR noYs sere esse eeesene O75 ACRES TG MILES ROUTH OF POT ORCHARD VOR $900; ensy terme; bout 5 ncres cleared. Will make m 4 chicken and herry ranch PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL 4 Port Orchard, Wash. co. FIVE ACRES HAR JEFFERSON PARK € on Rencon ave. for platting. $1,200 Pen ACRE Prone Owner. boulevard, and cag 16 ACREN ALL FOR $45 425 CASH AND $10 MONTHLY Giiiw tract ts in fast-growing district; Wery good woil; fi level easily cleared; webs 4 Plenty of work cio EGET BOUND FARMS CO., 605 ard Av. q | 49--City Real Estate for S$; Kile. |Bur thene two lota for $350, { | | AASEN & HEXTON CO, ARIA eee | otw 11—Acreage for Sale a nUY A LineRry noND AND MACK OUR noY# AT KIRKLAND FOUR CLEARED TRACTS OM MOUS Y > A tracts Near fintehed large Fr $2,500 uae and 4 * pur 1 high terme $200 month 1 per bargain, this place taon car and county ferry to office of Burke & Farrar, tr tn Kirkland, and inquii Hrenem| CAST ANDES ACRES 8500 KY CREBK the ba Soattte, 360 Y t « and ‘ ra ings and ore A work in Seattle Cast part better county road RES $250 poultry a easy to clear tem map N & SEXTON FINE aul od auto roa ve th A Ya CO, 1510 Piret_ Ave. Acre eared and cultt house and outhulldin 2; close to elty, You rk in shipyards ang will for ot sett a od ant well HRORDER Fourth and Pike. me 418-19 Gre 15—Farm Land for Sale CY IMPROVED RANCH Kitsap county; ¢ Firemerton; 2 1% miles t anch; 00 ACRE, PAT with bulldings te erdale water exce dair For sale cheap by © Be Manette, Was Rox srockEp DaInyY RANCH cash, balance to su! land in Kitsap Port Orehard. of Kitsap county money maker the county sea ranch ts « big Frverything on the ranch gore at | price. Good rune through Place, 20 acres cleared for plowing 14 acres slashed and in pasture this property quick PORT ORCHARD Port Ore IMMERCIAL rd, Wash ACRES ONE MILE FROM THE LIMITS OF PORT ORCIHAT $75 per acre. Thin 40 has just re Deon logged off, and in first-class land We ean m reasonable tert sold soon, You should see this prop erty to apprect RT ORCHAR' Gite MMERCIAL CO Wash EAR HAN land, balance under evltiva running water big OAERE one-third rood upland; 10 acre food pasture, Prestegard io ACRES, $200 CASH, BAL. rood $1,500 Nck Trnats spring and creek farm buildings and hich will give you s near good school, netghbors DIRRLE tow York Hivek. 16—Water Front Property ON WATER FRONT acres; near gov men are em A STRADY JON Farm home of searty ernment factory, w' j ployed at good wages, Owned by lady who bes mo use for it. Price) $2,250, Will take a small Reattle home | as part payment, balance on long time. | WEST COAST LAND Co. | £58 Empire Midg. Phone Main 912. | WATER FRONT NEAR BREMERTON aeren; 4 actos cleared: ¢-room house ‘Onty | 1219 First A: 18—Real_ Estate Wanted | HETERS POR WOTErS | apartments and rooming houses, atro minal houses and ters, anyw 3 city. W Asendort, 493 hide. fisr Realty Bureau Linerty Bidg., opposite P. Heaboard PROPERTY POBT Commission $20. ale | “OWN your HOME” WHY PAY HIGH RE $80 cash and $10 per month; located Just north of Green Lake, on Meridian ave.: put up & tent on them, same as camping then this fall butld your own moderate cottage to sult yourself. It is the only 0 get @ start LATONA AVENUE bungalow. has fire good lot This is a desirable lt ton fairly easy 6-room Meridian car. home, and ean be bow terme HENRY ©. EWING COMPANT Rucceasora t CALHOUN, DENNY & 200 Alaska Bide. Main WING 134 “SERVICE” TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS Pouys & lot on graded street, with sewer, water and c t sidewalks all in and paid | Ont 6 block from Phinney Twelve sold since Sunday Phone or call today for particulars. ear DAVIA & COMPANY $07 Hecond Ave. Ground Floor. Phone Main 141 JOHN % = Froom Leach terms. FOR SALE clone to Matiard | 2100. Price $1,100; % — ” new car; cottage lot Y $229 Pal orNG A Ave, or two walking distance paved district; $4, 2999. OF « ROOMS, ON” TAKE beautiful view; lensed ground: | 1606 Laurelahade ave., Madison & pronens "hone Fallard #18. TROOM APART: | lot 40-foot Phone mente; front at ifome shore; £400, park. tar | $200. Ratnter witht ‘One lot Wareaw HOt $900. 2811 PATI: 560x100, at, Wisk PAY tracts and just outside of city city deliveries: free wood now and pitch your tent and raise your own garden. $250; $5 cash and $5| jnonthly, IAberty bonds accepted. Mr. | Green, Box 255, R. F. D. No, 4, city. Sidney 1201 |fiin PORT ORCHARD COMMMROTA Co., by reason of {ts location at county | seat of Kitaap county, ts bert equipped | to pfter real bargains in the Puget Bound Navy Yard Mistrict on vacant Jota, tmproved homes, unimproved and fmproved farma. CALL or write Port Srchard Commercial Co., Port Orchard, Wash Office open Aundays VACANT DUD 31,400; $300 en $20 my rooms; hath pantry; practically new; full basement 507100; improvements all paid; 300 fect to car. Owner, 2841 W. 70th Pallard 226 i PORT On ©O., at Port of good home nites for sale anging from $26 to $300 p ny terms, If you work in yard, you should own your Port’ Orchard FOR GALK—ONK house, well built concrete basement bent water; near K interurban: at Haller Lake; two miles north of sith ft; noar the brick road, te Wy near ip limite: low city water: | 19A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | TAD COMMERCIAL Orchard, has a number t prices r lot, on the navy home tn «OOM tructed Ae k BF. D. No, 6, Box 2804 WHET 1 22—Furnished Houses TRY THOOW HOU : ft Fie tin ¥ provided r 270 9 rr now in w nine mont Pet w ORCHARD ¢ ’ har yom TO LET 6-4 " Binpire noon it wi 28. Unfurnished “Hous f r, off at At Unfurnished ‘ t owe vOAY Apts. MONMOUTH APARTMENTS 2020 Yenlor Way S-reom furntahed B-room unfurntan: f-room furniahed ap aw apartment, Call at Muthding oF seping Rooms NMED WOU ; $10 Ninth av Two” rurnisnen sleeping r tf war fyoom Lower ' hs nerin iin CaRK eT FLAT. Rooms for Rent FURNIANED 4309 1336 an. Wer, RENO TWH He, $10 each, N 82 Male Help Wanted YOUNG MAN WANTED We want a young man co Ing to high about 17 years old. after tendy job with anlary. Mr. Parish or Mr. Dono The Star, 1407 Seventh a9 | | school to work t Ral DEPT oF TANOR Employment Service Unton and Piret Ave. or 1412 Western Ave. AHIPYARD wornkcens FARM LAROR « Immediate war eamentiat work employment SOLICITOR WANTED Mirnight eslary prep Mteady jod for a hustler Ree Parish, Cirevlation Department 1207 Meventh ave NEWSPAPER at once cattion Mr Star, FATT WANTED sell marine vive eRe amps to the } ‘ Dace MAN, 11 TO 2% «SALARY arnin, of The Star VEMENGER Hor he 1€ and 18 yeare of age. Good nd chance for promotion. Ap Fourth ave, the Pacific Tel iit ON FORM WORK. " RM, $4.00: eight hourw Widing construction: bunk bouse red. bring biankets A.W. QUINT CO. Bremerton. wr GREENS Mie Uretaity ult Mhop eaves you $19 on every oat, Traders’ Bul ue work it ‘TERS TO CONTRACT IN! work new 4535 Sixth Pian at Leary Wide ERRAND F DRAP 212 Marion DE WANTED. Printing PRANK Th with vie LEWIs—From th Hotel, please correspond Howe, Regina Hotel, 204 Ree ave GOOD MAN FOR A DYER_ON CLEAN ors helper. Pantorium Dye Works M—FEMALE HELP— NTED UY A LINERTY nOND ° AND ° BACK OUR norSs WANTED—YOUNG LADIES EPHONE OPERATING VIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY $9.00 PER WEEK PAID WHILE LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEME 1 SALARY; PERMANENT Post TIONS; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. CALL AT TELE THON COMPANY OPERATIN SCHOOL, 1115 FOURTH AVE, DE TWEEN § A. M. AND 6 P. M. OF 7PM. AND EP. M WANTED — WOMEN and girls for light factory work, in the most mod-| ern factory in Seattle; good wages, steady work. Apply Employment De- partment, American Can Co., foot Cedar st. ITT NEW OR OLD DANCHA GUARAN- teed taught. Hours 1 to & and 7 to 1. Fifth and University. Prof. On wala. Pilot 2187. Ginta Wanted iN Adare Wash PAPER 90 per aonT " Fon rolling wook HOUSE: aint Expr nreNcRD wanted at the Supply ROO in dncmnnbiapanne 88—Business Chances HR AALE—HARDER BHOP, 4 CHATS od loention and paying able price, Also two t Tots going to oe O17 INVERTIGATR $22.50. You will 1c FIRST AVE. DELICATERS buys the beat paying little lunch ar dolient in the elty, Tt ha said. Ront only $20, 467 Empire Bid. Goin RANCH) Mt st G-tnble poot room, card tables, cise and soft drinks: ood 10 List youn PROPERTY PUBLIC Realty Ture Commission $20, 210 _nldberty Tide. opposite 2.0. Lost and Found Hove BL PURER y. tAberal reward. eon Bide. Mr LAUNDRY Laundry Weep 1265 non and ent quit bi Auburn THis with lying furniture no further nplre Am ne 5 taken thi $0 GONTAIN= cheok 616 pai Joshua ainte inter 8. newspaper work. See | STAR—FRIDAY, AP! 1 Are you ® ‘TER? Mard tuck! But don’t Plan to escape! Don't be a TENANT a day long than you have to. Ie a mild form of slavery be discouraged! What fs a TE Nothing! 80 much water thru the MILL the \T RECEIPT? that’s run ° neat coupons you your pocketbook you've been to the tn't boy yournelt a with a bale of th man who can swell and be pleased is the new dert mt The only his chest, receipts RD out over LANDI But Ye Ye about than without your pocket somebody! Do you like the thought? Ne Nobody MAN Break awny from it! Buy a LOT! fave, and PAY for it! ask a § builder to HOUSE Have spoT God's sky « YOURS! OF save a down payment and select a property all ready to move into ‘The “Real Batate for Bale” columns of The Star will steer you straight, and the RENT money will just about pay for the HOME i§ A—STOCKS AND BONDS” or 1 Witt, nor 1,000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal. 1009 Ted Monarch. @ Universal High Power Telephone Kitesp Of, Ballard Of, Pork TWILL BELL, BUNS Universal High Power T 000 Delile Virgin Milver Mine 9 Pacific Kientric Welder ® Hed Monarch, ante. paid Koskulana | (War 000 Lone @tar Of, 6% May 1 : MAX R 214 Unton n're a “renter*— u're not permitted to hang ANYWHERE for more few hours at a time having to dig into and “settle with a kes ft—that's a ‘Then put a under ° $0.15 Ty ss Wi |43—Lost and Found | | 4A—AUTOMORILES | | | | | STAR ADVERTIONNS TICE reply 1 M129, 1 Mies, 6 ttere of not be ore addremed ‘ ‘ M180, lemmer numbere held after thie for ‘ 1, . All cider reply than above will notios exp’ THE SRATTLE STAR ADY® irees, BEACH between Cap Reward for 4028 Dagiey ave HL HEADED pill and ro. Mrs Yorth Miller, FOR SALE TOON used cata Winton Motor Co For Sale Miscellaneous Y A Linenry AND RACK OUR nOTS Amit AND DOOR® be mure and get our prices ft paints, plaster ate. 0 our terme 21 free on Before * board We entnlogue No. pala Cottawe elans doors S-x-panel oor 20x24 t-tleht windows One-ply roofir Two-ply roofing tft, ttt and Bft Adinw ar lenethe 1x4 flooring, 3 ft. to 8 ft 4-inch beaded ceiling, 9 ft to 9 ft ) ‘The largest factory in the Wont salting direct to conmumer. We nell anyone, fhip anywhere, and guarantee anfo de- lvery. 0. B. WILLIAMS CO. roofing will wend Mhomtratad t, post codar lap ® 10 20 J. Webb Kiter 211 University, TPR FFT) WATE 1608 Tat wv WHY NOT BAVR MON LADINS AND GENTLEMEN'S SUITS AND OVPRCOATA FROM $2.00 TO} 115.00 PRESENT THIS AD AND aRt | % PRR CENT OFF YOUR PUR CHAR. 1904 FIRST AVR. NEW PIANOA FOR RENT, RENT A piled on purchase, Meyer-Toner, 210 Union, ANATHVR $9.00 HATA PRONOGRAPHA OUR APRCTALTY FOREIGN RECORDS MUSICAL, RECORD EXCHANGR 416 Wenttake. Opporite new Timen Ride MACHINGA? ADT prices $20.90 \p gue). 947 12th M,, Beattle, HANS TRUNK WANTED pay falr price for medium Kit In good condition. W. IL of Star 46—Wanted Miscellaneous FURS AT CART PRICK PATS for mole, mink and rabbit. akine. ALARA FUR OO, §7 Madinon &t WANTED—DUCKE BECOND-WAND stump puller ny full price, Ad drown 1-186, iv yor Wave onli the Pacific 48—Dressmaking 1 Done HXPERT DRMAsMAKHR—DY DAY piece, Phono East 1789 o Fay To68 tw MA #TTUMPING Avent ental mized 168, we will Atar ANVTHING Auction Co, TO aenT, Main #086 apecta | 7 & on Witiott 2678) On| RIL 19, 1918, PAGE 16 50.-Furniture for Safe ADVENT M CHRD PORNTPOR TR ‘The Star vdreda of home seekers | and well pa ore look for "Ware faing in Furniture’ tn this eotumn, | Wee Fat fivet column, thie) AI Wi Furniture Wanted pay higher city Main obi8 ke Wu Business Personals TO 39 CORDS OF WwoOoD DAY WITH THIS DRAG SAW. cuT 16 rer ean do the work of 20 men with Polson's Portable Drag Saw, raw- ing cord wood, cutting shingle bolts and clearing land. that you ean strong for ked by one son in the ’ Hore tsa depend upon heavy duty work of oldest Inple Went paw Rac nt hoi aK Me fety automatic cluteh so you can une ™ to pump water or run light hinery ) amr Ir. Mailed Free CALL AN Folder IMPLEMENT COMPANY Western Avenue Seattle, Wash. a POLSON. en . mt . HUY A LinenTry nonD AND nACK ovn noYs £9.60 ‘ae § £2.60 VYEOLAS#HS, SPECTACLES, FITTED | with #pherion! lenses, comp including — examination t., Optometriet, 197 Kpler Mock, 813 Bee ond ave Hroken lenses duplicated WANTED — DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. OLD JEWELRY, OLD” AILVER | WATCHES, OLD FALSE TEETH MWIGHRNT PRICKA PAID SMITH JEWELRY CO. 2 6 SMe BLDG. ern FY, WW IAIN: treats dandruff, Result GUARANTEED: indies, gen- the Violet ray for colds, rheuma- shampoo Open Dalton, 817 Bitel ‘ UR COURaR MAKEN A” FINTHIERD dancer of you. Why walt? Our rex sults guaranteed. Mippedrome, Fttth and University, Rtltott #18 OLD GOLD, Witven, Teerit, Dia. price pala. 10% AMONDE, WATCHES ON CREDIT MICHARL 102 PIER #T ‘Take 1 oF # lessons TEVENS 187: ttle coet private yy and evening 162% Main 2911. Member cherw Anan. Ni “HOLLAND, 1 house ep WOM: | desires partner in f some profitable bust 185, Star TICAL NURAE 7016 18th N Mina WILLRIK: . W. Phone Mallard 1367 puitex RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING And popular music taught in 20 lessona Pantages Mide RINGTON—PURLIC WFENOS- tot Crary ide Lb. aver. Ter, pia. + wanted. Higheat price paid. 19 Cherry at naar repher. om A nickehintheslot_ machine flags the trolley car and txsues a Scent ticket on a Kanma City line | PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STPAMPRS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET : arth Reattic “Victoria, BL C.—Pert Tewnsend—Port Angeles 1200 Bieamer Mol Dee, fe mid- |Towneen@, Ange! || nlent land Victorta Gnily | *Does not eat | ctorta Bundaye Direct 0am Rteamers Tecoma and’ COam Indiananolis for Ta-!10 OPamicomn direct. Rteamer| 1? 00mm lever 4001 2 aj 4 Tiltea Tacoma | | trip. OOD ‘etre $e round opm trip. opm) ’omm datly Tort Townsend Special Wioux, for Port! fS0nm Townsend @trect!10:20pm nnects at Townsend! dally Iwith ratl lines for alll pointe on Olympte! peninanta t “FT Giam aie 6:00pm daily (C Neltingham Whatcom! © 0am | and! dafly ' Anacortes and V bam aaity ramer for Anacortes | Nelineham—Anacortes « Evers nd Re Everett To Sinn ti daily” «66pm datly Kotehan re ingham Son Juan Tslands—Nellineham is-40 Sir Tor Part nd and Rel Mondnyltingham, vin all San Wed.\Juan Island points. Friday! Port Townsend—Part Ane: Tray and Way Ports 10:20pm iStr, Titania, for Port! 4:00pm Runday!Townsend. Port An-| Tuesd*y Toend'yleclon, Nech ay and! Thure'y Thura'y lway 1 Satue'y Tinantie porta, | Port Townsend— Pert Aneeles—Clallam and Way Ports Fine saw Wed. Friday for 3 Port! # Duneenens | and! 1 Th Sinm Wir. Weiatente, Monday'Port Townsend Wed, IWHitama. Friday!Port Angoles Clallam, Port arn the =) nMiow— lager a or] Oi toam 1 aatty | Sunday ally Neingston Ludlow | Retury!F ln eter, (Sunday Manville | 7:00pm) Noon | Satarday Only | 2:00pm Steamer Puret, for’ [Kingston. Tadiow and! | y pointe, f Sunday Only | 9:00am Steamer Poet, for! 6:20pm [Ktneaton, Ludlow and} Iway potnts. ! lamble—Lodlow Pueet amble, exeent **Helon.| and Had-! 1 | 9:00pm Hood Canat— PTE MIAtenmer Roselle, dally [Povdlow, 7 Ipotn nte marked ** are boat landings re for theae pointe and for nat landing points must make own arrangements for landing, | ume all rink and Inability making such landing. Steam pansenger rate does not tneclute boat landing charges, | | | | Thameage linblilty te imited to wear. | Jing apparel, not to exceed $100 for! | whole tioket nda allowed free |" Ricamers subject. to go without Freight re | 1 daily for all points (excepting ma) nodule | “rickets must be purch fice. Open from 6:40 8 midnight PUGET. sou Ticket Office, © Phone Main a DP NAVIGATION © Pook, | Tatco ee ‘STAR REPORTER TELLS | BIG BILL. WHAT ‘MAKES _THE SOUND BLUE AND THE MOUNTAINS WHITE This is Big Bill Hart, looking out over the rim of the Wild West he loves, from the roof of the Wi ton hotel Friday. and the mountains so white. oo Public “Markets | [ths celle” sec ere FINE ST. Columbia river Chinook salmon, 200 T%.; fresh herring, ling 204, lhe . Red Del Monte corm or 1c; 2 100 freah spinach, Hershey's cocoa Ibe ean 24, fresh Riltott Fish rr bottermitk Btall 22 coffer bread tatoes, fun Py i B loat beat p Hite Broa. can, ftall 100 The 2 he Jonathan apples. PIKE FL fine # © natura’ Stall 59 ulated sugar, milk, 10¢ at ood ‘matcher, Maturday, per doz, & special at 19; 25 K C Winerap apples, $1.26 to $1.75, delivered: Yakima Pur- bank potatoes, special Saturday, $1.25. tall 34, Hershey's cocoa, 60c size 220 uncolored Japan tea, 35c [.; good cheese, 200 Tb. deral milk, Saturday creamery butter, a, 180, 2 shoulder pork anit wide pork, 200 T.; fresh killed chic Stall 17, Hta regular 60 Helecto coftes, baking powder, ™ cM ne, SANITARY Field wtall, beat butter, 450 ™ foe eream, Se dish; buttermilk, home made meat ete, Rtalle 24 Lap Tea pke apaghettl, 160 enna tomatoes. Flake White Heine ¢ Napoleon cornatareh, rtening. India de bottle. pke. Atal 111, lah, 200 pt ECONOMY eranulated sugar, tural milk, 106 at 6 cans I Lima beans, 1 far ibe Stal ’ pt tune cleanser 0; 260 bottle stuffed ollv can Hershey's cocoa, 150 honey. gingerenaps: th. can Karo syrup, 850; 40c pure » ‘and vegetables. al baking pow bon tea, 28 a, 180; 2 pkgs. Arcadia coffee, 2 r yal coffee, 2 The Stall Farly Rone seed potatoes, 4, Stall 102, peanut butter, tb.. Tha. 45e; full cream cheore, th brick, 300 T.; fresh ranch ees, Nut margarine, 350 T., 3 Ibe Ghirardelii's ground chocolate, 23¢ 2 tall cans Borden's milk, 20 M1, Yr 4 $1.50, 186 ne di $1.00 ny WESTLAK Atall 120, Mazola ofl, $2 fea Foam or Naptha powder white beans, 400: 2 pkes cr 46e, 920, $1.84; 4 coffee, 260. Stall 192, 4 tm tbe; §-™. red pall Karo, Jernima’s Gerrish Bros.’ coffee, 90 y, 60, Stall 10 The Pat's Mechanic #oap roups, 100; fancy Brazil nutes pkgs. noodles, 25¢. Stall 106, Baldwin ap $1.25 box; Winesap apr $1.00 box: asparagus, 2 Tha Btalle 95-36 fancy Burbanka, $1.10 sack; Early Rore 1 potatoes, $1.20 eack; Yakima Bur banka, §1 6 al Grap. ean Hille’ dried pens pk flour Aunt ; the Ive pancake amall bar red beans, Campbell's 20c th; 2 soUTH Tollet paper, 4 rolls beans, fe tb.: rolled oats beans, 100 t.; pot roast, atenk, 220 ™.; beat Jersey Th: mmall can milk, Ge; brea cake, 15¢ each; tomatoes, 2 cans peaches and pears, » milk, 10'¢o ean END 26e; fancy soy 8 Tha. 250; black 220% 1 but 0 loaf |59—Legal Notices INTHE District United States, for the of Washington N 012, In Rankruptey Matter of William J, Horning and Ada D. Morning, his wife, Bankrupte, To the creditdra ‘of the above named Wankrupts, and to all other persons in intoreat notice that the named have petitioned thia court fa full discharge from all debts provable Against their estate under the acts of congress relating to bankruptey, and that a hearing will be had upon said petition, before said district court, at the court room of said court, in the elty of Seattle, in said district, on the 20th day of May, 1918, at 10 o'clock In thi forenoon, at which time and place you ma: rand show you have, why the prayer petitioners should not be CouRT Ww In the bankrupts above y ald granted Dated at Seattle this 17th day 1918, Seal) of April, FRANK b. CROSBY, Clork, By 8. 4. LEITCH, Deputy. 1 currant | | pure bulk | | ( | for | | A Star reporter is pointing out the sights and telling Bill what makes the sound so BIG BILL HART SAYS, “KEEP WO Big Bill Hart, Wild West movie chief, landed in Seattle Friday, took a suite at the New Washington, pulled on his leather boots, clapped on his sombrero, buckled on his guns and prepared to shoot up the town, if necessary, to arouse more interest in the Third Lib- erty Loan. “But don’t let any woman,” he told the operator, “bother me on the phone. He'll speak at 8 p. m. Friday night, with Maj. Charles W. Gordon, better known as Ralph Connor, the novel ist, at Masonic temple, Harvard ave. and Pine st, and at First Presbyter- ian church, Seventh ave. and Spring st. They'll alternate A Star reporter managed to find Hart, upon the roof of the New Washington, peering out over the sound at the hills and silver water. “Don't talk about my art,” Bill told the reporter, as he leaned on the parapet. “The Lord made me big und long and lean and erude and put in the West. And I love it, And love that’s all.” ks with a drawl and his the people Bill spes MEN AWAY” voice is soft. This morning he wore his Wild West clothes, with a scarf around his waist and a brik 7 Mant plaid shirt The set might 7 have been laid in his own studio. ~ There were patches of sunlight on the tiles. The walls were stuco® | and over the rim of the parapet were. the blue sound and the raountains. Bill is sincere. He looked at the — edge of the West before bim like Bo couldn't get enough of it Bill appears modest. He looks Mike he had just stepped out of one of his” [own films. He is gentle. He is graceful. And he bas a handshake like a German front and rear at tack. Speaks Sioux He speaks Sioux like a redskin. — | He loves it. He says it is the most expressive tongue in the world. And he stipulated that he did not mean cuss words, either. Rill Hved with the Sioux Indians and things that go with them for ~ 16 years. He was on the legitimate stage for several years. He hag spent four years in the movies. And he is 44 years old a “4 | Shipyard Notes STEEL WORKERS WILL HIT TRAIL Seventeen thousand steel workers, members of the Boilermakers’, Iron Shipbuilders’ and Helpers’ local, No. 104, will throw down their tools Sat- urday night, draw their pay and hit the trail for the frontier dance ha They're going to have one large night, an opener for a week of chuck-a-luck, fan-tan and general cel ebrating. An army of carpenters is making a big spurt to finish the $1,000 dance floor in the Arena, to handle the crowd Saturday night. Klondike nery and dance hall property are being rushed into place for carnival of '49, to be staged for a week by the unfon men The sky—or, to be more explicit— the roof of the Arena will be the lim- it, as far as gambling with make-be- lieve money is concerned. A frontier dance will be given each night, when the foxtrot and weird w forms, For those who do not care for gambling dancing, other amusements have been arranged. The proceeds of the week's festivi ties will be turned over to the union's etierxency eick fund. COMPLIMENT SHIPYARD Receipt of a complimentary tel gram, acknowledging the acceptance of the steamship Ossineke, turned over to the government in the record | time of 88 days, has been announced by Skinner & Eddy, The Ossineke was launched April 13 SAYS IT’S TOO GERMAN Frank J, Koch filed a petition Fri day morning to have his name changed to Frank J. Cook, Koch stated that it was not his intention to deceive, but that as a American citizen, he desired to 1 move the suspicion of Germanic de- scent. be or Three million pounds of nickel and copper used by the U. 8. mints in 1917, The mints turned out 2$4,025,- 785 Lcent pieces the big} bble will be superseded by older | SHIP FINISHERS WANT INSURANCE PROTECTION *~ Work:nen who finish up govern- ment ships after launching want in- |surance. The matter will be taken up with the emergency fleet corpors j ation by the delegate of the Boiler |makers’ and Shipbuilders’ ‘union, im Washington, D. C. Resolutions car- rying instructions to that effect were | sent from Seattle Thursday night by the drillers’ branch of the union, HILL SEES SHIPYARDS Louis W. Hill, chairman of the board of directors of the Great Northern railroad, stopped in Seattle Thursday, He left for St. Paul Thursday night. During the day he made a tour of the industrial section of Seattle, to study the city’s devel opment. WOMAN FACES CHARGE A complaint charging A. J. Crane well and wife, Annie Cranwell, with jconspiracy to smuggle gold from the United States into Canada, was filed Friday by the U. S. district attorney. Mrs. Cranwell was stopped by customs officials Thursday night as she was boarding the steamer Prin. cess Adelaide for Vancouver. She was taken to the police station, where $900 in twenty-dollar gold pieces was found in her grip. Her husband later was arrested at | his hotel, UNUSUAL ACTIVITY IN BACK-YARD TRENCHES “Garden atten-shun! Ready— all; spade! Ronald Chapman, generalissimo of Seattle's war garden army, is shout~ ing out the commands, He's calling the spade brigade into the back-yard trenches. Now is the time for every Seattle citizen to get busy with his war garden, he says. With the good weather coming on, every garden should be planted by the first of the month. Fifteen women are now in the St, Louis police department, ‘