The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1918, Page 9

May 1, TENT. CAST TISING Cash tn advance—any classifi cation: # cents per line or fraction of wt ADVE new Bix times for the price of tive TRANSIENT—CHARGRE ADVER- TISING Per Vine per insertion ...... 106 Six insertions for the price of five. CONTRACT ADVERTISING Per line per month—1 mo., $225 Per line per month—& mow. 219 Per line per month—@ m 195 er tine per month—12 mos. 1.80 Mince each week, 1 year, oer £0 lines each week, 2 year, pers months aaa 4 -cont—Three 3 add 1 cent. OPEN SPAch eee 0 BO Geen tn 2 yean, 1a es Mines to Be used In 1 year, line a % ige lines to be used In 1 year, per line SPECIAL RATES ON LEGAL ADS DIRECTORY, ~~ ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW TATERANDER SHINEMAN—ATTOR pey-at-l Wills, probate matters, mortgaxes. notes, collections Every- thing pertaining to a general law prac- Lyon Building, {POLA MAY BLINN— WOMAN LAW- Consultation fre confidential Collections oe Main 2781 1 practice. tal Building. fees moter’ GEN Amen ATTORNEYS—PATENT | FT RIVERS—Cons: = and isit| <i I patent booklet free New York Rik RED P. ¢ —Patent Attor- : FRED P. GORIN Fa j gecured of fee refunded. TOL Central Ride. Mate 296 Free hook on patents Siason. Fenwick Lawrence, 423 Murke Bit! . CLES AND REPATRS ~~ RED LINDGREN for neti Mey 504 Rtewart, at Times eq. Main AAA AAAAAAAAAARAAAA CHATTEL LOANS MONEY TODAY » Beans from $19 to $100 made quickly and ‘confidentially on furniture, pianos, Itve | “SENDERS & CO. _| 4 73-1004 T. C Smith Tide wit ate? COLLATERAL LOANS Yea WR LOAN MONKY ON DIA mands and Jewelry at 2 per cent. NO R CHARGES. Others may AD VRRWEM lower rates. bet how about > the COMMISSION they cheree PROVIDENT LOAN SOCTETY. Inc 412 Seneca and 114 Marton ARLE PLACE TO RORROW on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY Lowest rates: confidential AMERICAN JEWELERY © 909 Berand MONET LOANED ON ALL ARTICLRS falue. The Reliable. 997 Third a: PING KODAK WORK KRERS— IN AT 1. AT ¢ THEYRE 10 conte @ roll. Jacobs, P.-t A “DANCING SCHOOLS Se FirropRowe cUARANTERS teach you off or new dances Prot. a, Felitett 3197. The ppodrome, my and University FLPCTRICAL SUPriirs PO G6op WORK—o Rn WART- Wig, 1871 Fourth, Phone Main 2596. Saal OPTICIANS Samus, Praser-Paterson Co. ~ Main 2174. 8 ae PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR KATHR rN HARRISON—901 BIXTIT Eltiett 2172. yall STORAGE Bar. FinkPRoor stonAcR Wank Roose. Central Storage Co, White Ride. } Cea balcony. rut ONC eS CRRTate SECOND-HAND CLOTHING 1908 ING BOUGHT AND SOLD. 1918 Westlake ave son. rs | amr ca TURKISH BATHS “TUnKkiaw wari, 1 leetrie eabin thera pectic lamps, tube Rheumatiem my eperinity. Lovie chirepodiat mechano-therapiat 3219 fay or night JUNK | } 1120 Firet ave. & Et My: Prone Main Barks Funk Co, Rott 2291 RARWINGTON. 1813 AeA HOTELS AND #2 werk up ma. “APARTMENTS { NEW ATANDARD HOTRT. 1 : Corner First Ave. and Pine Bt 4 Larne, modern. outside rooma: elevator 1 : vice: phone in all roams; first ; every reap and up: with p Geerncrion LLY INVITED cont PARR nr AAA ge for Sale - ent: laree fevers! hundred birds: barn | pen, etc.; spring wat i 1 into jectrio. lish { 12 tetepno fow | ! 1 one. Price $1 terma $200 | | eash, balance $15 per month. | Take Kast. Madison car ard || county ferry ¢ io & ¥er- | 1. quire for J. 1. Breneman. | br int oA 4 out; In park pasture yard qu iI # ore oany LOGGED Low prices opt Liberty » tn | ¥ camp and ‘™ LITTLE In the Weat tsp Bie steady men SUI Lt Laken CITY The investment in lar and © COMPANY FARMS $50 place for * p of & et our free ote cire M,C. PET ahs 716 Third Ave. 15—Farm Land for Sale |38_A-STOCKS AND BONDS on oT y eROo| 1 WILL pry FOR RATE #7 Xone, Y Mii be PROM Wit, BOTs a 0 on See see ok Baie, With wich, SUNIROT i, oe A ja Ol & Venture 10.00% sane ana Geel, 10,000 Lone Bar Oil set * py + Moog May $000 Liberty O11 @ ea, Wyo. c... 06 Slants: Wark ‘ hae 0 ALITA rernererweens 1000 Buin iver Ol 5 9--City Real Estate for Sale 2.008 Delile Rilver Mines et $800" Less THAN” Cont 000 Alaska Homestake cold ors B-room medern: cement feundetion 200 Univeral High owe: Special Dullt-in features; lot b0x106. frult and 170 Pactfig, Blectrlo Welder 40 bertte two cer lines, Mpecial 2,000 Puget Bound Nature! ( price for quick aale, $2,600; easy t MAX WINKLE Ank to see this home bar « Union at Ritlott_ $60 PURLIC REALTY. RURBAU | A nnn BU Nan 210 ty Bite, opp. F | 41—Livestock for Sale A WAL BNAP RATTLE RAMMEPRY RANAITA ALT ‘ YETAGH and wt doxtie, on SRATCUR nArmneT Anne: mreatetiound view Fg Ma ear car: come’ furniture tne NB, All ste ‘Only $1,250; torma $260 cash, | wooreewown Bn annan © lke rent MA—AUTOMORILES FOR SALE venues 2 © ant aloe 0 GOOD weed care Winton Motor Co FREER PLANS UF T RUILD FoR you) AWOL. Otherwise $5 up. Hares, Hutlder, Kt stnermice #8, np, Barnes. Builder, B+ 45 For Sale. Miscellaneous NoUSsE 4 noomea, L oxime) DAP Aait AND Doon’ Erin, Priee $750 8044 10th AYe N. Fly time in coming, We make soreen W., Greenwood car. Owner windows and doors, Get TRADE TWO LOTS, SOUTH END, FoR atalogue No. ot manh noe and lot north, Kenwood 2461 tiding mate Hent fr WA—REAL ESTATE FOR 8A ay Vp-p SAYER, SAVE wire mesh $1.75 and up Why not save your rent and pay tt to window aud sash secon at yourselt? ‘These tracts are selling ‘per square fant. 4-ncre tracts: close In and Near cottage ginan doors : shipyards; just outside of city Iimita: reer doors Len low tances and mo assessments; city Te water: city. deliveries; free wood. ite, 210 Come out now and piteh ye H ine your own 4 $5 monthly arden. Li * location at county county, is best equipped “~ to offer real harwaine tn the Puge! ¢ Bound Navy Yard District on vacant 1943 First Jota, Improved homes, unimproved and | —~so— improved farme CALL or wrt! Port Orehard Commercial Co, Port Orchard, Wash. Office open Sundays. TUE PORT ORCHARD GOMMERCIAT. O.. at Port Orchard, fas a number af Rood home st rarging from the consum By $26 to $200 per lot, on | —— may torma If you work In the navy yard, you should own your Bome ta | bA Port Orehard et WEST SRATTLE Drew AN Furnished aan Sree, DON® Ett, and Bf Mooring pL We sell anyone, Ship & guarantee wafe delivery factory 20.0 ye WILLIAM® CO. D T he beaded ceiling 20.00 ° ore, and in phe West selling direct to o, Waah. TENTS, AWNINGS im for eale at prices) KAVANAGH $960 HATH Witt NOT WAU MONWYT? erything ti 4. Webb Kitenen & Ow University, OENTLEMEN ore ND OVERCOATS From PRESENT TIA AD AND ORT YOUR POR. vIReT AVR in Canvas rie sUrTs To foot in: dares ” 3 Ri RENT AP chicken house: electric Iights: ety NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. Sater $200 down: Sis per mouth and piled om purchase Meyer-Toner, 910 interest. Price $1,200 Ida mith, — Unlow. Ss California ave. Weet 262 FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCTE 2 4, eT House AND Le oO} cur long, 2 hp. Rewal, « condition fn. ‘Take Weacon Hill car, 1€08 At-| CAUANAGMW $960 MATS. 106% Ist av ARN Ann PRONOGRAPHR OU SPRCTALTT 2 ” s' FORRION KECORE Furnished Houses MESICAL KECORD EXCHANOR NICELY PURNIHED «room Mote, | 1816 Weatter witiont 2 ene bleck from Cowan or Ra ory Oppest ‘Times Nid care, $24, including phone and water wre bey. trade, exchange, repelr, 2910 léeth N. E. 9 Tiny ~~~ | 46—Wanted Miscellaneous POR for mole, S—Unfurnished Houses _ WHY RENT? When you can buy one of our Littte City _ALARKA FUR CO feet CAT PRICK PATO mink and rabnit * oking. Madison Mt Lise iF yor WA¥e ANYTitING TO call the Pacific Auction Co. Matn €58 free cireuvlar and p of Reattle. WANTED—A a OR SROON FIGs H.C. PRT RRA, | Rowe. Die Fremogars, Beene, VS nae I A Ne. | 48—Dressmaking Done 27—Housekeeping Rooms EXPERIENCED DREROMAKER DAY AND S-ROoM FuRNianeD PLATS, | SUSU Soe clome tn; no objection to children. 1816 rane seine |49A—Auection Sale TWO LAR FURNISHED MHOUBE COREE men aye keeping F $12, 917 Plummer Bomethiag for everybody at TURADAY'S Millott 44eTSt | AUCTION ALE. 1000, MAY 7. & 30 Male I 06-8-190 HH x AVE 82—Male Help Wanted _ ashe oe ee heb Uv & DEPT. OF LAROR » loa at, wit np and break Employment Service tabien, queens, ° Union and Firet Ave. OOK rt or 1412 Western ave Tn leather, oak and ahogany ~~ BEDS SHIFTAND WORKERS Martin, enamel, walnet 4 FARM LABOR or auiae te shan taeeal Sad Urgentty needed on war cesential were. | [U0 PUNE + agen aa Good wages, Immediate employment. MONARCH —-'Ohie, Renewn and Acme coal ran YOUNG, MAN WANTED lor 1 foniers, We want a young man hes t ing to high school, about TT years old, to work after | |Comtly buttets, school. Steady jeb with salary. | | | ! i} | In variety, tnete See Mr. Parish or Mr. Dono || tapert-y. hue, The Star, 1207 Seventh ete or ave, [ Articies in « | Farm Land for Wages eee range a0 DINING Neer and ak Arenmers, princess dressers, velvets, Axminster ont pier 10 and 20-acre farma. You can pay for) diniers, curtain one ont of wages Lots of work clone books, restaurant by. Develop a home while. werking | bench wringer, That's the secret to future® indepen JOHN BUSHELL & BONS, Ine dence. We will help you Auctioneers. Main 2983 1" Saedes saeraabenitiiiaeaamed —— TS Tht Aves Furniture Wanted CAPPENTERS ON FORM WORK. $1 49 LARORERS, $4.60: eight hours’ work BUY Mw bullding construction: bank house If desired: bring blankets AW. QUIST CO. Bremerton tm the city WANT TO SAVE MONRY? Call on us We will sell alled-for | fults and shoes cheaper than any other 5F Place In town Trine this ad and save 10%. 115 Washington | is LARORERS AT 7:20 IN THE MORN t Puget Bound Fridge & Dy ard, Mare and Fisher's mill). Good chances for 6 vancement | THRER BRI wowrn Week 919, Omaha, Dept 1 Drug Co, cuT 18 PER Greeves Vewe wie UPaTATRS Bult Shop saves you $10 on every mult and overcoat. Traderw Pullding, 905% | anetion Ca, ione UeeD PURNTTURS pay higher prices the Phone Main 2983 2004 Second ave. Hake Furniture Go DA DR A 8A y house TO_3¢ corns OF woop WITH THIS You ean fo the work of 20 men with Third Polaon Pa rtabje Drae “yo gan TF wrniowt FY FI +! ing co: wood, cutting shingle Se ee ee cere day| bolts and clearing land t, May 18. a eoreiel Invitation Wiwers ts a Gran caw that you can A —— depend upon ade atrong r WaNTeD—y TO TARE heavy duty work. Packed by one CARE OF OM AND LEARN of oldest implement houses in the MACHINISTS ADR. SEATTLE Went MACHINE WORK ati TWO JANITORS — STRADY WORK, |Has nafety automatic elatch so you ‘ 1 pear r , ave, between #. CAN hae Motor to pump water or . m. and , Tun Nght machinery. 31—FEMALE HELP—WANTED CALL, AND BER IT ALi NEW Of OLD DANCHA GUARAN: | Folder Mailed Fre teed taught. Moure 1 to 6 and 7 to! ne ahi nEPAat teed ant and University. Prot. Os:| POISON IMPLUMENT COMPANY waid, Blijott 2187 re | Reattian Wash, 34—Female Help Wanted alte Wa HAIR GUARANTEED. treats dandruff, eczema led on, Violet ray for cnida, rheuma: - tiem: face massage: shampoo. Ope ~ ing: Louies Dalton, 317 Elter — Eliott 2445 aiuiiaiatt RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING WANTED—YOUNG LADIES FOR TRI- And popular music taught in 20 lessons | Seattic | | "Pentanes Nide ) sa; NO. pne.| WANTED — DIAMONDS, OLD oun FPHOXE OPERATING: NO PRE-| WANTED Ty OLD METER, no ran me WATCHES, OLD) FALa® TRETH VIOUS EXPERIENCE NECKASARY.| WATCHES, OLD. mals | carat tap , retin EMIT JRWELRY.CO " a wae Saw bebeeneed 7 L. C AMITI ALDG., 4TH FIOOR | LEARS 3. RAPID ADVANCEMENT |@o fie ¢ IN BALARY; PERMANENT Post- 192. 50 $2.5 50|| vik. wae gon wotoaes| MERLE fil viTTRD TION, HEIRA PAE YOR UNOATE rheal te complete, $2.60, AND HOLIDAYS. CALL AT TRLE-| [elatine ie eer Titock, FIT. Bae’ PHONR COMPANY —OPERATING| _0M4 Ave. Riroken Jenson duplicated Tun cOURAN MATCHES A FINIAED RCHOOL 3116 FOURTH AVE, BR-| 4ance f yor w walt? Our re | oults eunranteed, Hippadrome, Pitt TWEEN 8 A M AND OP. M and University. Mitore 9187. ain Gor, witven, TeeTI DIA x mond wanted. Highest price pald, 10% | DIAMOxTN. WATCHES ON creDiT a | MICHARL, 202 PIKM ST ———— | Tims KINGTON PURLIO #TBNOO: ; rapher, 608 Crary Bide. WANTED — W ‘OME N Take 1 oF 2 lonone way; little rost; and girls for light gona’ STEVENS ay ttt cowt S oO Oey and evening. 1522 4th ave work, in the most stead Sein 21. Member, Dancing ein factory in Seattle; Teachers Assn. New York. — ; .” | eV GRERNE — HOTRL HOLLAND good wages, steady Work. | "Fourth and Jetterson, near court house Apply Employment De- Pye gs toeye rr | art “an | PRAGTICAL NUNAR Mra WILLRIK partment, American Can Perr eee enone, ielterd Co., foot Cedar st. A rarsirrrennnnnrrDrh RAR" | -Publie Notices Toet and Found C. 9. OCCA HALLEY WHEN. LAST ones rior oad phe " Any information as to bis whereabouts eacon 1789. " ems ny HWAILE | = 2 Route 1, Kaut Texas. STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS Koutman, ‘Texas, February 27, 1918. TWO INDICTED ‘True Dilla wi returr by the grand Jury Monday morning finding mil Herman and W, 1 of Mead qullty of violation nection three of the iment mara an tm-|CONCRET SHIP FAITH explonage act Mead'n Indic portant interpretation of the espion Ake act, Which makes It criminal to in any way obstruct or hinder any ally of the United States, ‘The jury that the hindrance of such an allied power means the direct hin drance of the United States a swell Mead is charged with having at tempted to dixeuade Canadian elt zens from enlistment in the Canadian army while upon the bigh seas, en route from San Franciseo to Seattle Herman is the secretary of the so clalist party of, and has his head quarters In Everett. At the Ume of & raid made upon his office, federal officers found pasted in a pi nt be NORWEGIAN SHIP MAN place a poster reading, “I woldier, be a man Under the grand jury indictment he is charged with the ciroulation of propaganda detrimental to ernment in ite war pregram the gov An indictment was also returned against M. M. Howman of Sumas, in which he is char with violation of the war measure, which prevent the shipment of without a Keenne SEATTLE MINISTERS 1 n n cattle to Canada structed for the Norwegian govern- ASK DAY OF PRAYER hut Ministeral Monday te day adopt tion President give favorable action at upon the joint r hounes of congress for a day of fast ing and prayer, A weekday than iu favored by the fed 1 by the Seattle fede at call upon a Sunda ite meeting Wilson an early rather A wsurprixe party, commemorating the anniversary of his birth, was lution of the sven Saturday night to Capt. C. W Ml, president of the Washington Annoclation of Masters, Mates and Pilots, in his apartments at 1321 Yourth ave. Twenty-five intimate eration for the offering of prayer for the safe: of the national une and epeedy restoration of a lasting peace, tavitation to the allied TEACH SHIPBUILDING as a greater effect would be had, it in believed. nations to join in the day is sug gonted JURY WILL HEAR CASE ON FREMONT BRIDGE of human: | That Rurepe may Of allowing plu! PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STKAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MAMIDN STREET Leave Beattie *Vieteria, feattie | D. C—Pert Tewnered— Port) Angeles 00 Meamer Helgiwe, for)? lipm | mids [Tewnrend, Angeles! dally | nlent amd Vieterta, ally | *Doee not [Victoria Bunda Tecoma Direct + 00am Mtenmers Tecome and 9 00am Indianapelis for Ta 11 themicoma direct Mteamer y twe heure, 460 cle trip, reund em trip. 7 60pm, 2 tre dany Pert Townsend petal T O6ncn tr. Wlews, for Th COpm Townsend airect ie .¢pm mnects at Towneend) dally with rail lime for al) Ipotnes Olympte pemingoda 1 Anacortes and Nellingham m Meamer Whateom | d¢am for Anacortes and dally Hingham ' Nellingham—Anarertes 10 S0omik A Kelshan. 7 [Everett Anscor and Pellingbam. fan Joon Istande Netiierhem 19100 Mir. Waealle, for Port] 60pm midn’nt{Townsend and. Rel-i Monday Mondayitingham. via all Ran) Wea Wed Juan island polets. | Friday vritay! ! Pert Tewwand——Port Angeles—Neah Tay and Way Forts p) Everett 6 pm daily | Tesaepen ite, Clenie, tor Port) «een fawlay flewneena Pert an-| Twasty Toney n Bay andl There There? | awry | Port Tewneend—Port Awretee Clallam and Way Porte pm tr, Wainlenle, ay Port Towneend. Port! Munday | Williams, Dungeness! Wed | FrideyiPort Angeles and! Pridey | ter 1 Port © 160m (team daily (Kingen exrept!! fat Ladiew—Plagter Punet, for! 90 Gamble, éatly Peton,| except ler, Townsend! Bunday Manavitie and Had 7:00pm) ‘lox 1 arday Only | 2:00pm 'Stenmer Paget, fer [Kingstom, Iadiow and! y_ pointe 1 Sunday Only | 00am Seamer Paget, for! auton, Ludlow and! way potnts He oe Hoot” Camal—Gemble—Ladiow ita |Rteamer Mowalle, fer! % daily [1 Port Gamble.) midn’ht angor and all] except ‘on Mood Canal.| Sunday Ger 9:00pen, rhe are boat landings for theer points and for boat Ianding pointe muat m own arrangements for landini risk and Mability im inn Bteamer's 4 not tnelute boat owern other | thetr and aasume ail making sveh passenger rate d ting charges Hacenge linbility te limited to woar xoved for $100 ie apparel, net whole ticket. 160 poun Steamers and schedules | change without low celved daily all potnta (excepting In above schedule, be purchased at tleket m Tne named Teketa must office, Open from 6.30 0 | midnient | ru SOUND NAVIGATION CO. ‘Office, Colman Deck. ss ciaiiiicaianeamaiiaas Arrive | The city of Seattle won an impor. shipping board at the Broadway jtant move in the case pending high school. against the Puget Sound Traction, The classes start promptly at 7:0/ Light & Power Co. to force payment @ach Saturday evening, and consist, of & just share of the cost of con- of flustrated chart lectures to ac atruction on the Fremont ave. bridge, company the construetion of minia. when Superior Judge Hall ruled that ture models, Laying down, molding | the cane uid be tried by jury and assembling, and all the techni-| Application to have the case tried calities of the craft will be entered] by the court was made by the elec-| into in detail > company | ‘The school is being conducted un | der the direction of Capt. William H inetined te for | Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes PASSES FIRST TRIALS The largest concrete ship in the world, Faith, built by the San Fran woo Shipbuilding Co., met all her| wtn muccessfully in a trial workout aturday An average of 11 knots was maintained over all r courses, where ship experts had only expect ed 16 The mult success of the Faith will re in the construction of three oncrete whips, mightly larger, by the same firm The Waith has already been char. tered for her first voyage. more ' HERE ON INSPECTION G. M. Bryde, a member of the Nor wegian shipping commission which negotiated the charter to America of 400,000 tons of American steel sailing ships recently, is a guest at the New | Washington hotel. Je is in Seattle inspecting ‘wooden ships being con: According to Bryde, ship construc: }tion in Norway is practically at a standatill, owing to the shortage of material, . nt St RPRISE CAPTAIN friends and relatives constituted the party EACH SATURDAY NIGHT Free instruction in wooden ship construction will be given those de wiring the Saturday night Classen opened by the United States Varney, of the shipping board, who has been active in ship construction a period of over 40 years The attendance is not lmited to Any select class, any one interested in ship construction being welcome. SHIPYARD CARNIVAL WILL OPEN TONIGHT t Photo shows Sergt. € When the marines start anything hey finish it. Leave it to them. »yards’ Athletic associa Publicity Sergeant Adams Seat tien eirniea is scheduled to open|Ue got an idea that the marines Monday night at Third’ ave. and) couid stage a muccesaful benefit mat Blanchard st. nee for the “Our Boys in France | A traintoad of fun machinery waa|ropacco Fund.” at. the I unloaded by the Great Wortham theatre at 9:30 o'clock in the morn Shows Sunday, and was put up and)ing guch a thing was unheard of. to go Monday | 16 SHIPS LAUNCHED FOR U. S. IN ONE WEEK) WASHINGTOD Sixteen wood and ARKTeRALINE | $9,195 tone, were launched by the] rhipping board for the week ending May 5, it was announced today. This Includes ten steam vonsela and six wood vennels | Other tonnage acquired thru con tract totaled $0,180 tons, it was also announced. Of the latter, there were two tankers of 10,450 tons each delivered ready t I u t t }t t " n t Public Markets —||¢ — —%* * WESTLAKE pot ata! 105, Karly J Hibbon tea. i nes, Phe Stall Mon ido on atripe, 10 peas " 60: 20, 4 re coftes Ye pr a5 Ma tnen, dor 10 grown en ttle $2) Beall 12, ta ow Newton apples. be Th; fresh pe 10 jt new potatoes, ® bers, 1 | PIKE PLACck 8 the fine gran pu atural mitk Atall 29, fresh 4% tha ate tercups, 200 T. Btall y Ibe; 2 cans nardines | & red beans. tated wumar. 106 at af oh » aked bean aitet p 1 I 300 and chops, PINT ST. Hermhey coffee, $1 Oe can foap stat 200;" bara Th 2 F » White Lenox Annex, fresh ‘amparag th new Co. taney tt Fish ¢ 1%, fren Kround peanut but Btall 1%, 2-T. loaf br bulk Jelites, 186 M on. pki 100 TD a grape | h Cream of t hi potatoes: Flor t a at ably « m ECONOMY <3 sti aides WR Fm Good services, 8 toe fine Kranuiated mugen.) rooms and unsurpassed meals. 66 61, pure natural milk, 10¢ at Seattle Greeks celebrated Easter | (ry convenience for passengers. Full mcitall 28, frean ground with special religious-patriotic serv | particulars at City Ticket Office. vind yt ie Sie Malls ices on Sunday, Three thousand} ’ 4, 2 Ibs. unpitted apricots, 26c: 6 bare TH RMI: INE laundry soap, 60; a-th. can Crisco, s8e, Greeks paraded with 300 soldiers | E M’CO CK LI | 15 lye, 100: 6 boxes Ohio matches, from Camp Lewis as a demonstra-| 109 Cherry St. Pheme Kitiete 3430 | ‘o talla 37-88, 200 extra choles tion of thelr lov afte is Be ee ttt, Me entre Sheibe-tion of telr loyalty, atter service) Sata tic, Sth can M. Jit coffer, $150; held in the Greek orthodox church. | 3 Ma choice new prunes, 2c: 2 pkas.| Dinner at 6 p.m. and a dance orn rok, 16¢ ou jlater completed the program: all 45, bulk moda crackers, 200 T peaches, 1c 1.; 2 Tos, beat head Stall 30, home rendered lard . * ttle tink ee, 300 TM n special home qade liver eusage, | Examination and Consultation asic feo cakes, etc. Stall 31. beat emae, 4 churned butter all 102, bu ri hp elated i iced at the 4,000 students of the music de CORNER Armour's Veribert margar- 2 The, $1.00; freeh ranch ogee, Peanut butter, 196 Mh, 2% M coffer, 186; mild cream brick M, Staite 1 home amok iat Btall pot roasts and n faney tall 2 and fruits at moderate ateor reliable prices vegetable } CENTRAL A matinee so early in the morning atreets, $654 was obtal | that morning. of Seattle, | bers hip oF | sta home| man 42 marines upon the ots and at Out went the fired a few a racted great crowds. ferberg, of the Liberty heatre—and the result ed he marines. ‘This. fa 0.50 had to be given up in war Only a portion of the crowd wanted to get be accommodated ted the that don was AXeS. hat ould “We mokex, Co. ure did Sergeant D, 24th engin writes very mu th their limited r th Uy divide with appreciate n G. ers, formerly he French Uke hem, too, Even w jobacco “¢ drab amount of boys in the the French, ve com| LIMIT CLUB HAS 2,894 MEMBERS The Seattle Limit club has a mem 894 persons, F to buy $606,000 was ng a pledge mpe. This Capt. J. 8. ¢ f th King Ce Saturday. Capt made ir ub. about to take command of a merchant vee statement retiring cl unty Limit cl Gibsor y n is el There 00 Seattle. War One Savings hundred secretaries a meet ¢ th and re now ir t attendance iderit nd pr ght a abor te tniversit m |FEW ASK EXEMPTION FROM CAMP LEWIS | - LEWIS, May Only the first army draft ed for exemption to was announced of 49,000 men 1 fe discharge 243 of granted, Of the 243 dis harged, over half had dep 2 were aliens, seven were n presidential appals, and six were pinistrs. CAMP 6 per ontingent he camp ere today .727 appli hem beir appl board Out MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave. ‘The doctor will be giad te talk ever your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary. Only charges will be for medicines prescribed or treatment taken. You will be surprived how little it will cost you. lk, 8 cans M20; Cream of Rerle 6; Jello, We; Jiffy @et, 106 Aunt Jemima's pancake nde; k buckwheat Javon soap. 1-1. pkg. Bishop's cocoa, 2% box Bun Ray mateher, O-tb, bag yel low or white corn meal, 69¢ t government wants transit man, medical internes, metal work ing presemen, and apprentices. Ne essary information and blanks may be had at room 203, Federal building. USE YOUR DIAMONDS es a8 security when you Loans taken up from others and mere money advanced. Liberal amounts, Lowest rates. You get full amount of loans—no interest deducted, Ladies’ Dept. Confiten- Heferences, any Seattle bunk. MORTGAGE LOAN CO. And wat need money. Manager Von| into the theatre| Saturday | endents, | ased | ~ Sergeant Adams Turns Over Tobacco Money eo Adams turning over to assistana cashier of The Star, proceeds of “Our Boys tp France Tobacco Fund” benefit, given by the U. 8S. marines Saturday morning at the Liberty theatre. and the French ‘‘like them much.” So do the American boys home aren't willing them, at least a little bit dier can have an American smoke. “Our Boye in France Tobacco Fund” will see that the tobacco gets to the army, if the people will see that the quarters and the dollars get | to the tobacco fund. Just a return from fund. From Private Joseph G: jean infantry, wrote to her: | “Dear friend: Just tobaceo which you donated. sure had a good #moke on you.” 4520 Fifth soldier Collins, N grateful bacco: | “Received ave. your kindness, it was greatly “We hi »preciated Henry Washington, will deliv tion address of the new Y. M. C. i building to be formally opened Tues y eveni BUYS GERMAN PRESS 8. Rr setting Co. Monday purchased Press equipment from Newspaper association, He will condy erman rman pring st paper cern, Div ision No. 2, Council of Patriotic ting and give even in the Lincoin high ervice, will hold a mi an entertainment Wednesday ing st #'p. m Phool | REDUCED RATES TO CALIFORNIA Thira | $13.00 and $15.00 $10.00 First Class. San Francisco— | Los Angeles Ports— $20.00 and $23.00 $1 San Diego— 822.60 and S95. STR. CELILO, SA STR. MULTNOMA very “Ike | into our trenches. |them very much, but, if the folks at| to divide with| and went as far as their line, neither sol-| few days ago Katherine McKeeh, of Seattle, received visible her contribution to the/ “Somewhere in France” ppa, of the Amer a few lines to| j let you know that I appreciated the It was very kind of you and, believe me, i ‘This is a letter sent to Hazel Belle EB, by a who received to- your package, due to nd you may be sure ve had enough excitement in the last few days to fill a book TO DEDICATE BUILDING CAMP LEWIS, May 6.—President Suzzallo, of the University of r the dedica- Peters of the Peters Ty t a news. and magazine publishing con- Ev. | partment of the elementary and high schools. Friday Evening, May 10 Saturday Afternoon, May 11 Saturday Evening May 11 THE ARENA The Germans made a raid after a five-hour barrage, but did not ot Z tater, “Shelling is continuous, but at dap break and nightfall it is the “Thanking you for the remain, sincerely yours, “L. KINGLA, “Co. F, 117th Reg. of Eng.” We went back a few days a |AMUSEMENTS | METROPOLITAN niGHT: Begt SEATS NOW CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS MAUDE ADAMS Ta = New Comedy by J. M. Barrio “A Kiss for Cinderella” plus 10% war tex, LERNER J Fossen; Thew and Wale lace; Hudier, Stein and Phillipe; Louis Stone, Aerial Mitchells. | Twice Datly—10c, 25e, 5@c, T6@ Mata. 100 to S0c. Fifth and Pine. El, 2525-2596 Tonight—All Week Mats, Sun., Wed. and Sat 100th different play by this company ‘JUST A WOMAN” By Eugene Walter—Grace Heff in Cast Nights 22¢ to 55e. Mats. 1te and 380 Me LACE HIP Continuous Dafly 1 te 1 KNIGHT'S ROOSTERS THE FOUR SEASONS 4 Other Big Hip Acts Feature Mrs. Vernon NEW ‘PANTAGES Mats. 2:30. Nights 7 and ® PEACOCK ALLEY fe on Great White Wey McCONNELL AND SIMPSON AT oME er Features Admission 25¢ |————now Lavine ——— Hazel Daly and Tom Moore pais, “Brown of Harvard” CLASS “A” THEATRE 3d Near Pike