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STAR-—SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1918. PAGE Star Business Guide $10.00 IN CAS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EVERY SATURDAY FIND THE MISSING STAR PRIZES CONDITIONS ned mae letters have been purposely omitted from the advert First Prize 5. king ve used (a on this page. The four letters will spell STAR when correctly arranged om Pm Find the missing letters, mention the words and names of the adver Second Prize tisements where the letters were omitted and mail your answer to the Third Prize Guide Contest Editor, care The Seattle Star. Neatness as well as cor . Pri rectness will count, The names of the winners will be published in The Fourth Prize Fifth Prize Sixth Prize ... , SHIPPING BOARD |69 CASUALTIES O DISCONTINUE ARE REPORTED; OPERATING SHIPS FIVE CAPTURED SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.—The AUTOMOBILES SEWING MACHINES SALES SERVICE - FORD Wo AL Wallace, 10th and Seneee. Singer Upstairs Store Vor the Thrifty Four sement 310 Denny Bldg, 1108 24. Bil, 4516 ABS TAXI :, Green Star on the following Saturday. Main THE GUIDE WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. WATCH FOR IT, management Members of the ship control com.|* mittee who are mostly officials of! ™ Y qeamship lines vinced th were sald to ba ing board heac could be bh under FRENCH NEGOTIATING FOR JAPANESE SHIPS : With the with drawal of a | steamers fe tion betwe nies, for e French governm gotiating with Japanese companies, for the sub: Japanem ® Ace nmer © propos: favorably cc ered in Japar CANADA MAY BUILD WOODEN SHIPS FOR U. S. near fui The placing t corporation, with thé gov th ominion of Canada governme permitting shipyards of t fon to bulid wooden ve than the home go opened the way The Canadian government has a nounced its intention of building no| more wooden ships, thereby leaving} the yards free for allied and foreign contracts. From 250 to 300 wooden ship contracts from Norwegian in terests are expected to be obtained by Canadian shipyards soon Efforts are being made by Amer fean shipyards to compel the ship ping board to issue permits for them to take as many fore CAPT. STANWOOD CAN'T | STAY AWAY FROM CITY lompared with Seattle, all other ase s are my of noth ' clared Capt. C Stanwood. mander of the shipping Steamer Westwood wh tom Senttle in Mar aut. Stanwood ret ty, after visiting his « Virginia, with the intention of set tling down there. He changed his mind, however. sailed ned t PRUETT 18 COMING HERF Cagit. John H. Pruett, president « the Washington association. N 2. Masters, Mates and Pilots, | uled to be in Sea! June, according received in Sea ganizatien SHIPBUILDERS TO HEAR CAPTAIN BARNEY TALK, Capt H. Barney, employed by the t hipping board to organize schools in the Northwest for the pur pose of instructing shipyard workers in the details of shipbuilding, will speak at the Broadway high school Saturday evening at 7:20 CROWDS SEE CARNIVAL" Effort is being made to have the Steel Shipbutiders’ Paseball associa tion carnggg! continue over Sunday altho it scheduled to end Satur day night. Record Bonounced Saturday > manager ANTI-FLAG TALK OF I. W.W. READ BEFORE COURT CHICAGO, May 11 stances of Spec ture, to bear out the gc contention of consp of the 112 Industri World on trial tion's war progra duced by the prose: Among t “The patriotic does not salute the flag down production by practi otage “President Wilson has proclaimed & state of war, Conscription may passed by congress. Don't bosses’ battles and fight your own. he uniform of the ferred to as “th seab herder,” and sat piking of guns 4 of machiner ther publication HOBSON SAYS ‘NEW SUB SHOULD BE USED FOR ing «ab BLOCKING FOE PORTS) #AN FRANCISCO, May 11.—Capt Richmond P. Hobson, pione : ckading business, belie 9 of submarine shoul rint special ‘bloc ly built, filled with cc e These could be Maken into the harbor and sunk sect Miifleally, where a surface boat = encounter more hostile gun ' TL TAGS TODAY FOR HOME BUILDING FUND Saturday wax tap da h Keyther ‘The com: et aside as annu © benefit of the M for Keo: 1 ee has wet $10,000 # mark which must be reached this year, The money will be devoted to the building fund for the new home whleh is planned. ign contracts ‘|e Daa. w Far and Near News by Te elegraph and Telephone Sececesccecoose at Woodland t Was aril Sunday trom pm dames D. ative of subscribed by cablegran park, the Seattle Auld, London represent je Sperr "| Loan Funeral services for John le, manager of the 1 be hel ‘ Bonney. Watson accepted an offer and general co -otaah Produ Skandia W erkapoor re Seattle Letter Carriers’ sociation gave a ball Friday night a the Masonic temple. Charles Viterna, Seattle manager of the Goodrich Rubber company, died suddenly Thursday night Printed, published and edited by women, a six-page edition of the Uni-| versity of Washington Daily waa got ten out F: y Theta Sigma Phi natjonal journalism sorority Funeral services for Nicholas ¢ an aviator killed at Sar re held at St ¢ h Friday after C. A. Barnett was fined $5 and costs before Justice Hanks, of Kirk land, on Friday, for cruelty to his horses A district branch of the council of se was formed by the residents dolyne Thursday night Mark Bichol, Canadian, was ar Joneph and js being held for Fred Ta Chapell has been sent pox to Sax ma nthe custody ty Sheriff Joe Sere to answer a Hirsch, 620 or, Frida suffered Washington pennants, campus 1 decorations are wanted b: Priest, who in ¢ rters for Wa n Arth ur R. ig a headqu ashington W universit The sent thru Burear Condon: T—Bail for EK rd G tad, Arlington rancher, charg “% the espionage act oir ed with viol fixed at $ SAN FRANCISCO.—Twelfth feder- al reserve district Liberty lo: re turns Friday night totaled $273,232 00 ONUDAPEST.—Dr. Alexander Wok le named premicr and minister of interior of new Hungarian cabinet A joint birthday anniversary for the Washingt bers of the W. C. 1 ¢| has been temporar oversupply, but car famine is certain to come with summer and fall months, according to local railroad officials, Relief as-| {UTOMOBILES—USED OWNERS USED CAK POR AIOE MACHR LsnD CAR EMPoRteM 1UTO ACCESSORIES Springs Guaranteed — SPRING » co 2. Goodyear Tires Veedol O14 and Greases, Supptes a 1 Nigh v Seattle Garage Co 1438 BROADWAY 4UTO BATTERIES Storage Batteries EISMANN and Herting Magnetos Columbia tteries STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE COMPANY 1532 roadway Fast saa. AUTO BODIES Cloverleaf Bodies for Fords E. H. BUCHANAN 1St0 12th Ave. AUTO GARAGES Standard Garage Fall Line ¢ tnd Fabric Tires o AUTO PAINTING National Auto Painting Company Petre Fine Work om AN Cars Popular Priced Work for Medium and Low Uriced (ars 1000 Pike S¢. Hitiett 4217 AUTO REPAIRING M. & S. Repair Shop killed lat Olive. Hliiett 5126. Specialists in Radiators Lamps, Radiators a Fenders oR AND : inns Adotpn Main saoz. Pine s¢ AUTO TIRES USED TIRES Bargains tn New and Used Tires TUBES AND ACCHSSONIES Pike St. Tire Shop 1026 Vike. Filiott 446. "| New Method Tire Shop Original Rib-Tread Valcantaers Dry Curing Process 2101 Westlake Main 5162 SAVE MONEY poly & Service Co. Vitth and Westlake. AUTO TRUCKS Smith Form-a-Truck The Lowest Hauling Cost in the orld. RIGHAM MOTOR CAR CO. . Pike St. Bast 568, BATHS AND MASSAGE TURKISH BATHS NLY athe on the Coast SHA MANICURING SWEDISH WASSAG NY WiGiA. cae Turkish Baths The Finest Turkish Bath and Borber Shop on the Const. Club Baths, Inc. R. 0. WORTHINGTON, Mar. Arctic Club Bid, 2rd and Jefferson BLUE PRINTS Pacific Wallace ¢ Commercial Hine, Ine Behan, Mar. ensitized Plant W «0 Stuart Building. BUILDING MATERIAL Hardwood Floors Laid and Finished oN CATERING Kimball Harrison Catering Co Phone Kthett 1996 Westlake Ave CHIROPRACTORS DR. JUSEPH ROANE_- 4 Areade Mae r A STRAND & STRAND SPINAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES ain 4199 ages Bldg DAIRIES PURE MILK Dairy Celebrated Maplewood Mk, Butter, Crean ou kee cream MAIN 2533 ;5 1512 7rave “The Mik of Hentth~ fulness.” Elliott 222, DANCING ACADEMIES .ME. LOUISA K. Lerren Dance Every Wed. Prt. ond Sat. ( E i 1804 Fourth Ave. Main 4264 DRESSMAKERS Hemstitching A SPECIALTY Buttons Made to Order THE STYLE SHOP r- Hitote 4772 Accordion Mieating and Rutten Werk 417 Union s¢ Main 5350. DYEING Pantorium Dye Works Men's Suits, Ladtes’ Carpets and Oriew Cleaned and Ke MAIN 7aN0 Down Town Office, 1119 4th Ave. ELECTRICAL Phone Main i311 Dollars Vown and $10 per 5 Thor Washer 9 for FREE Rainiar Electric. ¢ Co. 418 UNION ST EMPLOYMENTS HELP WANTED Stenographers, Bookkeepers, General Office Men and Boyn, Cc. A. Emplo ment Dept. Loggers’ Employment Witlara ©. ELLIOTT 4082, Res, Heacon S10, ses ing Baskets, S0¢ and Up Queen Anne 1456. We Deliver. 4ND CLEANING MACHINERY MACHINERY mL noTnic ent FURNITURE Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS " Witeh, AM, G Wor Sale WASHINGTON MA Nery & HQUIEMENT Witiott 246. wo Wiest Ave. 8 Be Wise—Pay Cash . Maes We Save hae 40% /0 We st . " HOKMANN URS ITORE CO. IGINS MACHINERY CO. Sixth and Wentlake, 216 Wiest Ave. & PNGINES S : a (DICATED BATH Seatle Furniture Co. . Darke on New and Used ’ © and ® * B10 Witeh “YROLUND. Drs HAIRDRESSING Carson Hairdressing College NAL AND ONLY We Medicated Vapor Baths Rraduate Masseune p reew az yple's Bank Hide reer Main 1916, HAT CLEANERS MILLINERY “The Wonder” Millinery Co. WE CARRY THE MOST COMULETE STOCK Popular Priced Millinery In the City 216 PIKE ST VALLIOTY 2724 Cleaned, Mene and Neblocked C. L. Churchill HATTER Main ¢na1 T1G Pine St FEATHERS HIND OF PARADISE Cleaned, Dyed and Remade Smart Millinery $3 TO $5 Hate Remodeled and Keblocked LADIES SAM mh WAT stor SECOND FL DENNY BLDG 1408 SECOND AVE. MULTIGRAPHERS MR. WORKINGMAN WASGATT & CO. 1 con MULTIGRAPHERS THE FACTRIBUILT Co. goo Terry Ave. N Mafn 342. and STENOGRAPHERS Eliott 2148. SOR Hoe Bide HOUSE MOVERS MULTIGRAPHING Addres Folding, Inctosing, x aed Malling All Work Guaranteed. Heiden’s Mailing Bureau Main 4724. , 1407 Fitth Ave. cunris Pronk MOUSE Keep ect Time Men's Wateh Wrist Watches W. F. LARNE 419 Pike St. Main 2605. Extra Low Prices me and» Plain of Wall Ar een t1l30 Valnes at 86.95 ‘Bob s Jewelry Store G15 Third Ave. NORMAL VISION 1 Eye ¢ 5 IBcuitnation ree red hw “WE BUY AND SELL Junk and Machinery Buffalo Junk Co. 1749 Firat Ave. S Eliott 3862 win) Maxwell umbian Kryp- PAINTS & WALL PA WE SAVE consumer money t and eve PER Rayers of All Kinds of JUNK HAG «& 1516 Firat Ave. &. NATIONAL Eliott 1966. INT & WALL BR CO Ave, Billlote 1184 KODAKS Up-to-Date Equipment Paint and Wall Paper Largest Stock in the City Supply Co. Mss StarPaint & Wall PaperCo. Seattle. 1526 Third Ave, Billect 909 LADIES’ PATENT LATEST STYLES Men's and Women's Apparel EASY CREDIT THRMS PACIFIC OUTELPTING CO. Cor, Third and University APPAREL ATTORNEYS PATENTS NO PATONT NO PAY Free Hooklet F. P. GORIN 701 Central Bldg. Main 290 LIGHTING FIXTURES PHQTOGRAPHERS Photog? rapher ing wine Northy 615 4th Ay 605 Lumber Exchange Bldg. LOANS—CHATTEL PHYSICAL ARTS FOR BETTER DANCING punchold ns ipts, Live %) 5 b Ave. SANDE ANY 1103-4 1, ©, Smith . 1M, 4662, r for “The Inner Clrete” PLUMBERS Eckart Plumbing and Heating Co. Heating nnd Sanitary Engineers and Contractors wi po AIMING 1014 Third Ave. Main S682. PRINTERS SOO CARDS ii) Heads Statepielits, Envelopes Printed for os S150 CASEI MUTUAL RRINTENG CO. 705 Fi stAve. Room 208 500 BL Fourth Floor LETTERHEADS CARDS STATEMENTS Almont Anything ance fold ARCADE, PIANOS $5.00 THRIFT STAMPS THE MEY TONER PIANO GO. 210 Union St RESTAURANT TQUIPMENT Restaurant Supplies Oldest Commercial School in Seattle Students Post-Intelligencer B Taylor's Military and Naval Preparatory School Prepares Bo est Point Annas 230-231 New York Hlock, Seattle. SECOND-HAND GOODS WE PAY MORE | ELLIOTT 3321, 131714 First Ave CASH PAID For Ladies’ and Men's Clothing, Furniture and Al Kinds of Second-Hand Goods. MIKE COHEN 1904 First Ave 1920 Westlake. Main 2. SHEET METAL WORKS METAL WORKS Anything in Sheet Metal 1804 Ist Ave A Roofing Arcade Bldg. Matn S851 SHOE REPAIRERS They Look Like New When we get through with them than IDERAL SHOm REPAIR Co, 1407 Third Ave. SIGN PAINTERS I. C. COREY SIGN CO. SIGNS THIRD AND UNIVERSITY Main 5491 Pike and Broadway Kast 902, NEW YORK ae Main 5976, 705 Union st. DON’ T WAIT b DRUCKE 514 Unton st. or Yellow TRANSFERS U.S. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.) MOVING Household Goods, Trunks and aKcoKe Long I nee a Specialty. Seventh and Mike. Main 4665. Quick Delivery AUTO TRUCKS Light or Heavy Hauling KAY THANSVER & STORAGE Co. 1623 Weatlake. Main 3392, 1308 Howell St.—Res.— aim 202%, TRUNKS AND BAGS Seattle Trunk Factory M. V. STRAUS, Mgr. Trunks, Suitcases and Leather Goods Bip Second Ave., Epler Block. Miller Trunk and Leather, Goods Co. e¢ Trunk and ods Store, Elliott 1169, 904 Second Ave. Elliott 4830, Repuring and BOUGHT WASTE PAPER ‘onsult Us fer Prices It's Paper, We'll Buy It? Northern Reard & Paper Mills SIS White Bi Elliott 2276 Window Shades Cleaned and Repaied es to Order, Metropolitan Win on this Phone Main 600 Advertising Dept. Our Salesman will call

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