The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 15

LANDSEEKERS Here's your opportunity to get looking for The Star CLASSIFIED Ad Rates Transiont—Charge Advertising en acres of land— the land is practically noon examined at the state experimental » Many trains pass thru property daily cantonment (largest tn the U ‘ ther via rail or Pacific highway Association has contract with government to supply army at Oa a mt ert dis na for the price of five, Thurston County Transiont—Cash Advertin' tm edvance—eny REPORTED FROM W "ASHINGTON THAT THE CAMP 18 ENLARGED land with such a market for its pr and to inerease tn value While wages are high, Wicents par line o fraction « Six times for the ivantage of this opportunity to get your © tracts have enough Umber to almost Contract Advertising ean atart on the road to your future ind of our Thurston county pendence by ten-acre tracts Terma $20 cash and $10 per month. or better call at our office. A. H. REID @ CO. New York Block Write for further information, ro ary hn week.” Six. months months add 1 cent Open Space Contracts to be used In one year, ood Wes to be used th One year, 11—Acreage for Sale Hint CHAP lee ines io be weed in One year, Seattle's Biggest RealEstate Bargains Are to be found dally in THE STAR Classt- fied Columns. ‘em over and— you SAW it in THE relen ad. rate. al ad. rate, per line . t\e per word Classified Ad Department Phone Main 600 The Seattle Star «: RAN eee DIRECTORY, * ATTORNEYS AT-LAW ZX AURXANDER sHIREMAS Will, probate mortEnges. notes, collections thing pertaining to a general | 424 Lyon Butlding, and %5 monthly SOUND FARMS CO. ACRES—$750 . $10 per month t Beattie district. . The best place for « t the beat investment in seattle. jet our free circular and map of Se- $10 per month 19 A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE! 23: CENTS ON TH DOLLAR ‘Then read and RLINN.-WOMAN LAW- confidential Hoe Collections $000-—Deantitul south of Country No better view In the w @ will accept Liberty bonds pay the balance as firet payment; ef your wages Steady work tn our ‘and mill for LAKES LUMBER COMPANY ‘Three Laken Wash. Consuttation free feos moderate LL —ESTANLIMTRD 1887 eral practice. Rurke Didg.. 904 Second sve. Main 7208 ATTORNEYS—PATENT £ iS RIVERS— Consultation and 1 free, 223 New York nu FRED P. GORIN-Pe" ator. Grenred or fee refunded. Main 290. Free honk on patents values here run from two to five th wand per mere, depending on whe’ you have to eell or be Land valoe $4,000 per acre street paved One-half acre » terms; $100 down, $1 CARLTON Ae Ronald Btation—$2,000 value: ene cleared 701 Central bus line, betel * ACRRS, HIGHLY IMPROVED chicken house . with pumping plant room house; . —— eens | $1,000 tand for $200 per acre; goed eof RODY LINDGREN for Sacii Jenty of wood, which will $04 Mewart. at Times oa. Main i017. CHATTEL LOANS MONEY TODAY $100 made quickty and em furniture, pianos, Itve 20° minutes ange for cit ACRES OF GOOD BOTTOM LAND; tn @ thickly settled nelghborhood; 2\ miles from Poulsbe; 260 fare; good boat : there are about 300 corde of 600 corde of, chingio «in your ord per cord now. directly om car ii Laane from $16 confidentially wood and about on tae Write 4541 35th pn tt Yumber and carpenter to start home. Small payment down and small payment monthiy, just tke rent, the paymen' ext and will get ——T-ACKE RANCH FOR eon, Saati get leas, while rent m Tends and fewelry at 7 per cent OTHER CHARGER Others may AD- FVERTION lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charee? PROVIDENT LOAN 41% Seneca and 114 Marton. PLACH TO RORROW ‘en DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. rates: confidential CAN JEWELRY CO.. £09 Recona. DANED ON ALL ARTICERS ‘ef value. The Reltabie, 997 Third ave |? eee DEVELOPING KODAK _ Wwe WworK_ WAT 1, A? 6 HET RE © roll. Jncote, Pt you own your own home. you to get this, of other Beattle home own 17—City_ lots for Sale ij aw per month J. el nnennnnnnnennnre nw i8—Real Estate Wanted WANTED PROM OWNER or ¢-room house; price from $1.000 to $1,400; on payment of about $100 cash per month. Would like it near Wood- First ave. day- 19—City Real Estate for Sale “OWN YOUR HOME” wWhr PAY imiGH parts of the city Dy RRPRCT AN: PRICK $550—S100 CASTE Good stred, level view tot, 17% x9t water? electric ifehti homes tm thi car lines, Apply TARANTEES FO you old or new dances. Prot. Fitiott 2187, ‘The Hippodrome, ATED 204 Cntverstty. nn nnnnn |Buy these two lote for $350; $50 cash ELECTRICAL SUPPLIFS wn PO Good WORK—G mh HART- , 1991 Fourth. Phone Main 3584. Fieeh and Tn! ‘and $10 per month of Green Lak Yooated Just orth | Lota FOR SAL He north of elty One sere om 12th and W. 87th, $1,256; y way to get @ start. modern cottage, lot S0x100, YOUNG @ RWROTERO Phone Pailard £13. THE PORT ORCHARD Commemncrat | Co., bY reason of Its location at county erat of Kitsap county. ) Mallard Ave De KATHRYN HARRIBON—O01 SIXTH. LS aaa STORAGE BRT FIREPROOF STORAGE WATE | 55 ment can, be as low a $50. dest equipped bargains tn the Puget Gouna Navy Yard District on ¥ Jota, Improved homes, untmproved and CALL or write Port Orehard Commercial Co. Port Orchard, _Mrash. Office open Bun LATONA AVE. alow, attractive tn Central Storage Co. anannnannannnn| vasement; good lot, near Meridian ¢ trapreved farms. ‘desirable little home, can be bought on fairly easy terms. STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918, PAGE 15 —Male Help Wanted TA WANT NWT n work at Mallar ation 1 W. 49th; $4.00 car to 14th and W. 49th. LANOnNs, “RerLpING tion, A. W. Quist Co, Wash WANTED tn all lation ConaT RNS Bremerton, Tita NOVA POW PAP ET f the city, Call at Department, The star WANTED NOVH AA ndy helpers, Pacitf ¢ ant Hisoult eee eee -Female Help Wanted WANTED—YOUNO LADING FOR TEL- rm HPHONE OPERATING; NO VIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. | Iba | Y PER WEEK PAID WIILS LEARNING, RAPID ADVANCEMENT IN BALARY; PERMANENT POH. TIONS; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDATS AND HOLIDAYS CALL AT TELA PHON® COMPANY OPERATING SCHOOL, 1116 FOURTH AVE, BE TWEEN PAM AND OP, Mm “A TIPLE DOWN, A LITTER Drensen, conta, evita. Open evenings until # o'clock. Phelpe Co, 05% Third Copataire) WANTED —HOveKKRErER men and one elderly tay CREDIT each week ror Two Green Lake district: easy work; one big meal @ aay 1 at €0¢ I T6th at WANTED-—GiRiS” oven 16 YRATA for day and night factory werk, Geo ath ave, & wears Seattle Can Co, Ni tad Adame WaNntey — MAID VOR GMNMRAT, |» Sroka metas aoer’ane housework, emall family, 625. aea8 Ife; Crises, 1% Ihe. 28th ave. 35—Female Situations Wtd. wit, Cane” yor” four Write Child Friend, & ¥. D. Orchard. ews RR 88—Business Chances MCT AEE Unfortunate conditions force me to atx pone of $1,000 stock in one of the eoaaful shipbuilding companies here ‘This is one of the biggest propositions on this Coast, and absolutely safe tn- vemtinent be had at & sacrifice, WI, Star | Ana ARRALALAR AALS 44, Port S8A—STOCKS AND BONDS 00,000 Canada Ol! & Venture. 000 Hun River Oil Delile Milver Mine... » a MAX WINKLER 214 Unton #t. Bittott #54. |89—Poultry for Sale HOGANTEED WAWY CICKW White Leghorn chicks, $2 per 4 hl per 100, Khed vod Ted and Narred Rock ente We well Baten 180 per setting N HATCHERY Elliott 2084. 1%Lost and Found —— i Lor? | Ifedeon DMerele, tn fromt of Pred- erick & Nelson's, Wednesday night Return to Star ofice. lb Reward. Lost SOrs nANDLED” UMARELLA bh Intaid pearl handle, Pi Wednesday. Call Main FOUND — WONEY OWNER WAY have same by identifying and paying for thin ad © Mathews, Gen. Del HUND—EMALL WAY HOKE, WHITE face, George Beebe, 16th ave. & Dox UA—AUTOMOBILES FOR SA ~ TRUCK 1% tone: tn firwt clase condition: $100. Acme Machine Works, 6445 Shilshole ave, Daflard W8—For Sale Miscellaneous PHONOGRAPH® OUR SPRCIALTY FORRIGN RECORDS MUSICAL KROORD BXCHANO! 1816 Westlake. Bitiott se7e Opposite new Times Bids. GREENDALE Offers & reat home for you clone to and near enipyarde city delivertes just outside city tmite acts are got fast, OUGHT AND #OLD. First ave. 1918 Westlake ave Phone ae TURKISH BATHS AL FURKINit HATHA, i090 | Seite 209 ‘Alaska ave, Electric cabinets. thera- Yampe, tabs Rheumatien my Special Loula Myers, See tawin, ‘Phone Main 2219; Succemors to DENNY & EWING bonds nerepted at full value ry PR. Green, Bidney PORT ORCHARD GOMMERCTAL . at Port Orchard, hae a of Rood home siten fo ranging from $36 to # If you work tn the navy yard, you should own your home in Port Orchard. “SERVICE” ) THe MINUTE new 5-room bungalow: « in the University ‘This beautiful, choles location Tine Tonk Co. attractive view. A home you'll be prov4 | HOTELS _ AND APARTMENTS “NEW STANDARD HOTEL Corner First Ave. and Pine St. ) Larre, modern, feervice; phone tp all room: fn every reapect: Tée and up; with pri- bath, $1.60. IKBPRCTION CORDIALLY INVITED FARRINGTON, 15134 2nd 10—Trades, Tidhdages —~PRACTIFUL 9-room house: hardwood floors CHARLES SOMERS R VALLEY HoMns FOR ome per month. TWO RANI and garden. Por a quick w 190, on terme. —Tinfurnished Honses j INSTEAD OF RENTING buy a Tittle City Farm In the West fe latrict, close to Industrial center? up ® gent or cabin Cireviar ana map free, 0 American Fon TRADE hot water heat |4-room plastered cot Every city con- ‘Trade for 5 to 219 Liberty Bidg., 40 acres, near will take $100 cash, and credit oR--Rooms With Board | nOART AND noc MT Croom modern | 97—-Honsekeening Rooms HOUREREEPING KO Get off car at ® 1120 Hiawatha here is no rent p Every settler Fur. Rooms for Rent FURNIGHED ROOM T room house for himaelf during #pa KED KIRKLA capil h lot and lumber. IN—BUILDINGS—$150 Take Lake Burien car to Portland at. and see Mr Queen Anne place is very handy to ferry ATA GARAGE, 2. Mala Help_ Wanted ed and outaide lot U. # DEPT. oF LAROR Employment Union and Firat Ave. $2,700 for th Will consider somo Empire Bldg SHIPYARD WORKERS FARM LAHOR 1126 Elizabeth at. Bee place first, then call Hlnott | | Urmentty needed on war ensential work. employment. A FARM move on pro} Immediately. rar's office in Kt bod place for th ARK ARR | 19A—REA BTROMPERG PLACKE—IMPROVED ESTATE FoR sat La SAVE MONNY? unealled-for tn and shoes cheaper than any other Pring this ad and save 25 BUYS A LOT immediately pines In town, all tmprovementa ox copt paving in and paid. action required PH BEURENS & 8ON c sRtwKN es MEN wT 10 on every mult) ‘Traders’ Bullding, 906% £004 nized barn with been parked out wh MEN AT ¢ Price $1,100; $200 cash, balance like rent. GEORGE BECKMAN 1203 First Ave. “Nou hear the Red Gross call. * ANSWER. BOYS OVER 16 FOR FACTC Can Co, Ninth ‘We buy. trade. exchanges. repair. WOAT FOR BALE A new 26-foot long trolling, or three-man Balibet b Just built, for sale; no equipment_or engine. Inquire 608 E. lird wt, Tacoma, Waah. Rew PiANO# FOR RENT, KENT © tm om purchase Meyer-Toner, 1 Fie jALIZING hUGs TAKES to Waldron Co, 1222 fifth year there. HASH AND DOOTut coming. We mak Get our lar of ® Sent free Fiy time windows and doors. lurtrated lowe doors and building matertal on reaw Bereen doors, mortined, ined * and covered with heavy gal vanized wire mesh and up Window and sash acreen: per eq. ft 15 Cottage glass doors 255 and up [Five cros-panel doore 1.92.and up 20x24 2-lieht windows 1.79 Prepared . 81.70 and 2.10 Short cm iO snccss 6.00 Rough by © 15.00 Hhort lenethe beaded cefling 20.00 We ell anyone. Ship anywhere, and ruarantes Gelivery. The largest factory In West selling t to} tho consumer ©. Tt. WILLIAM CO. 1942 Firat Ave. #, Sontt BP BHIPYARD WORKERS, HUY RvGa and furniture of Waldron Co prices and terme are attrac Fourth ave TENTS, AWNINGS Rverything tn Canvas iy J. Webb Kitchen & Ca S11 Untvorsity. | PVETIIAICW FTES HATH 1008 Ter WOLD MALM GOAT F cheap. Goth ave. &. | Y NOT #AV® MONRY? LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S SUTTR AND OVERCOATS FROM 1209 TO $16.00 PRESENT THIS AD AND ORT 10 PRR CENT OFF YOUR PUR- CHASE. 1904 FIRST AVR. WALDRON'S FINE RUC | Beantity the home prices sonable and terma attractiv Fourth | av War TW 97 00 HATH, 1006 Ii 46—Wanted Miscellaneous PURE THIGH BAT CAB PRICE PAID for mole, mink and rabbit ekini ALABKA FUR ©O., 87 Madison ss iv you WAVH ANYTHING TO AMET call the Pacific Anetion Co. Main A58& 48—Dressmaking Done EXPERIENCED NrmaeMaAtcen plece work, Phone Kant 1799 DAY 51—Furniture Wanted We HOY Mone UAHD FURR and pay higher fn the efty. Pi Anetion Co, 200 56. -Business Personals _— NOTICE TT PUBLIC I rented atore at Firat ave. trom ture. T gave her receipt for aai niture, My Feeeipt wan not r ine, #01 take thin the public that 1 am not to be responsible for sala furniture after above date, ED GENILASHIN, Gen, Del, City, ease seep aaa laiaais rath | re, Thallard | EX Pe TEN CED | krown asparagus, churned butter, in ol Gh tem, 490; 400 Premier Jama, 41 200, “eatin | Weat tea, 490 T.; 2 cans amorted oj Nis bbe; cream cheese, 230 1b; cream brick, the Swiss, 206 th. Mtall 110, 9 Mow. rolled Marly June peas, Appleblos- mam brand, 140; Log Cabin ayrup, Ye, 316, ce . oats, spinach, te M™ Milk stall, buttermilk, Fourth, | And popular mu OLD DIAMOND | PRACTICAL. Public Markets “ PINE ST. Filiett Mish Ce Dolly Varde trout, 300 Ih.; white King salmon, 2be Ib; ling cod. Tbe Stone's Ib. Hills’ coffee, 5c; 6 Tbs, Sublime| baking powder, @5¢; 101b, pail Karo|) | ayrup, 806 ns Silver Bhield, 36¢ | Red Seal Grocery Annex, fine homé Ib.; spinach, 2 Ibs, 150; faney rhubarb, be Ib; pkg. cream of barley, 200, Stall 19 fresh ground peanut butter, 200 Ib.; be Stall freah buttermilk, 22 Harrington H Ribbon tea, 290 pker green string beans, 200 rib. loaf bread, 1 Soap Sugar Stall, 3 Ibs, best head 26e; 12% Ibs, cane sugar $1.00, 400; Lenox soap, $4.90 bo: bars hotel soap, 2c. 8 440 Ib 1b, Stall 13 rice, KONOMY _ Quaker Oats, 284; | deviled can: ampere (ibe sine), the Norwegian herring, 160 hominy, 106 can; 36e pke. soya bean se, 1. X. Lh ehteken tamales, 10 baked beans, 2 ibe; 600 pke Baker's chocola 20¢, to tb SANITARY Bho, & MM. coft Stall 26, 206 pkg. Citrus powder, 260; 6 3 pkes any kind sliced’ ptneapple. hominy, tbe % CORNER 102-3, freah Washington cream- lery butter, 430 ., 2 Tom Bho; 600 Golden fresh ranch exma, und peanut butter, bo bulk spe: coftee, 296 M., 1; 360 bulk epectal, 19 T.. 2 fhe. (Ge cam Old Tavern coffee, 23 je don We ™, 2% WESTLAKE 197, @ tall cane Rorde the can Folger's coffee, n Pioneer clams, ibe; Masola of al, full cream brick eh it 120, 9%. waek corn meal, Yoo Bratt 1de pkg tooth pleks, é; new potatoes, 2 Tt 2 Ma ihe, Stale strawberries fresh churned butter, 300 gal ARGENTINA TO REMAIN peas, NEUTRAL, SAYS CHIEF BUENOS AITUGS, May 17 tinuance of Argentina's —Con read by Vice President Luna yee: terday at the opening of the 67th congress. RETURN $700 BROOCH Unqualified faith in the honesty of attitude of Joseph Schermer, manager of the whore wife lost a $700 diamond brooch on It imme- diately after an account of the loss! Seattle citizens, is the Dreamland dancing pavilion, Second ave. Thursday morning. was returned to him almost had been published. TWO BOYS MISSING Two Seattle youngsters of tender years are abroad Friday, with anx fous parents and the polite looking for them. The boys left home Thurs day. They are Sterling Mortimer, § 4311 14th N and Franc Eckels, 12, of 4604 Morgan st. BOO: BOOM! MYSTERY! Several mysterious gun-shots west of the city stockade at 10:30 Thurs- day night, roused considerable spec: ulation on the part of Chief Guard Moland, of the stockade, who, with! Investigated. The | origin of the shots could not be dis-| several officers, covered. GIVE RED CROSS BENEFIT For the benefit of the Red Cross, “The Little Princess,” in the Lincoln at 8 p. m., under Mra. Maude Smith. yearvid daughter of rn Irene Lough will play the lead g role the Corporation Counsel Caldwe pared, Friday, a letter to the is reserve district, at San Francisco, which will pass on the cit iseue $5,000,000 bonds for a pre: Ni coffee, 360 jar; Hue Stall 4, fresh and 20 N 24, fresh | cargo of vennels will be | direction entirely for the duration of | re Hob White woap, | the war, {2 cans sardines pol ibe jar ripe otives, 100. Stall 120, string beans, | eo f.; policy of neutrality was emphasized in Preei- dent Irogoyen's measage, which was will be given gh school Saturday direction of Louise Lough, | Madame apital ues committee of the 12th federal 's right to power | plant, calling its attention to the fact| th at the secretary of agriculture and Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes GOVERNMENT HELPING OUT SHIPPING FIRMS) Acting on complaint of shipping men, who claim they will be forced , to clone offices unless able to obt United States ship: pd on the whip tonnage, the ping board has d priation of @ percentage of new ve nela uni construction to priv concerns, which are to operate the vessels in nervice of the shipping board and interest of the govern nent. Control of destination and DON’T WANT I. W. W. Disclaiming all sympathy with the I. W. W. organization, Bollermakers'’, Iron Shipbuilders’ and Helpers’ local, No, 104, notified Chief Warren by| letter Thursday that any of their! men arrested carrying an LW. W. card would be expelled from the| unton immediately. SHIP BOARD ORDERS i] 40 CONCRETE SHIPS WASHINGTON, May 17. -- The United States shipping board late yesterday authorized the construc tion of 40 additional concrete ships of 7,500 tons each. They will be di vided equally as cargo carriers and tankers and will be built in five gov ernment yards ‘The total cost {# estimated at $45, 000,000. Two of the yards, Wiiming ton, N. C., and San Francisco, have been named, but the other three have not yet been decided on. A crew of the Northwest Stee! company, of Portland, Thursday laid claim to the world’s record for fast rivet driving, by sending 4,089 rivet into the steel steamer Weatview, in nine hours, ‘The best previous per formance, it ia claimed, was total of 3,415 rivets driven In nine hours by a Detroit shipbuilding crew, but it ts claimed they were smaller riv ets. The record claim was wired Chairman Hurley, of the shipping board. The West Durfee, Skinner & Rady ship, was turned over to shipping board representatives, following her trial trip Thursday, which was high ly successful. an 8,800-ton nteel freighter. Immediately following her return, the big veasel commenced loading a complete cargo of Ned Crom sup plies for France. U. S. SHIP OFFICIAL GOES TO BELLINGHAM I. W. Hubbard, representative of the United States shipping board in the selection of concrete shipbuilding yard sites, left Bellingham Thursday evening, following conference with representatives of the city council, Chamber of Commerce and Commer celal Club, labor and business inter ests. He in also to visit Everett, Ta coma, Olympia and Portland before returning to Washington to report, it is learned. ‘UY BIG DRY DOCK A buge sectional dry dock, operated in connection with enlarged shipbuilding plant, in be- ing planned by the Skinner & Eddy corporation, according to announce ments released by President Skinner ‘Thursday. It in to be constructed at Port Blakely in 90-foot sections. and will be towed té Seattle when completed. (Official Publicat u REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CON dition of the Union Savings and Trust Company of Seattle, located at Seattie, State of Washington, at the e of business on the 10th day of May, 1918 re YURCES Loans and discounts . Overdrafts eee Bonds, warrants and other securities ...... [Banking houre, furni- ture and fixtures . Other real estate owned Due from banks—ap- proved reserve agents. Due from. banks other than approved reserve ents Checks on and other $2,442,726.20 5,811.66 706,253.00 178,676.11 other bank, items r clearing ~ 21,464.42) 87,852.07 Expenses... seees Customers’ lability un- der letters of credit Total “ P $6,0 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund ee -$ 600,000.00 te 180,000.00 s+ 188,627.48 156.00 Undivided profits Dividends unpaid I to banks—deposits. Deporite ibe Certified checks Tatters of credit, .2.2.22 Then came 10,000 Carusos, tem- 1 > der 6 iténttne” Settate of porarily residing in box cars\'to dis- credit aps ; arrange the face of Nature, and put ‘Total of |the secretary of both appeared State roto ‘an King, | bet committee in Washington |. 1 "1, Gill, Cashier of the above Thursday, to urge the encourage: named bank, or trust company, do |ment of the development of water solemnly swear that the foregoing | power nites. Rtatement ia true to the beat of m9 lknowledge and_ belie U. 8. NEE The United S TYPEWRITERS States civil |wervice in the fe: + at 6 p.m. eral building, June WR WIATR: treats dandru Results GUARANTEED; Violet ray for cold 0 MARAE: RhAMpoO. Louise Dalton, 217 Hiltote 2846 NTED — DIAMONDS, OLD” GOLD, OLD JEWELRY, OLD SILVER WATCHES, OLD FALAR TERTH HIGH OST PICKS PAID. SMITH JEWELRY 00, 0 SMITH BLDG, éTH FLOOR GTIMB PIANO PLAYING taught to 30 lessona GOLD, AILVE monda wanted. High Cherry WATCHES ON CREDIT MICHARL, 202 PIKE ST NURSE —MRS WILDEIK sen, 7016 18th N. W. Phone Ballard 1 or ® lessons way; little coat private halle ning 1623 4th Member Dancing Teachers’ Assn, New York. Hore $9, 60 ee 82, 60 YROLASSRG, SPRCTACLES, FITTED complete, $2.6 fon, — Schwarts, Epler Block, 813 Seo- service |commiasion will hold a stenographer |and typewriter examination for field lsiness Personals FI Correct. Attent AMES _D. HOGE J.D. LOWMAN N. B. SOLNER Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of May, 1918 J.D. FARM! Notary Public in and for the of Washington, residing at Plant Food very necessary the soil from whic! pecting your ga Nn products, If yours lacks it, you will find an y means of supply in using Invicta Garden Fertilizer se BOO $1.00 3.50 A small agount GILL, Cashier. Is element in h you are ex 25 Ib 100 Ibs A Easy to apply goes a long wa If you have not aln », plant now—Beans, ‘ond Crop Peas We have Golden Bantam Corn and Kentucky Wonder Beans “Where the Madison Cable Starts” Randall-MicLovghlin Elliott 5156 79 Madison ly done Corn and | in| | appro: under federal | | York and va ARREST ALLEGED THIEF ‘Throws Open Home) George Davidson, 5252 19th ave. | | |... whore auto was stolen from ite oe to the Red Cross ye | k8rawe Tuesday night, recovered the = eel - - ar Thursday, and Kenneth Corton, | 4 = 510 1. 70th wt, alleged to have stol- } on it, js in the city Jalil Friday, fol- d lowing a combination of elreum- 4 wtancen The car waa discovered by police Thursday, in pouseasion of Joxeph Bilodeau, at 63rd ave. N. and 29th ave. N. I, who said he dia not know it was stolen, He maid it be jonged to ¢ friend of hin. Corlinn wa at his home, at 90 Thurs UNTIL SAT. NIGHT ONLY ROBERT B. MANTELL TONIGHT, “MACERTH™ ’ cS: fhe to 8208 Mat. We $1.00 won MAY 20 ins: wer Mrs. Shipman, prominent in New Washington social life, has thrown open her magnificent home in New York to Red Cross ‘The West Durfee is to be their workers. Mr.CYRIL MAUDE renee GRUMPY PRICES, 660-§2.00; Mat. 600 to SLED Pius 10% war tax. SEATS NOW ON SALE Ne Phone Orders Accepted MOORE == WILTON LACKAYE, SHEEHAN & ROCHESTER Cole, Kussell & Davia: Dooley & Big son; Ziska & King; Three Daring Sisters ‘Twice Dally—i00, the, 60a, TSe Mats, 16¢ to S00 ——_—_———— PALACE HIP Continuous Daily 1 to 12 DE PACE OPERA CO, 5 Other Big Hip Acts Feature Photoplay ALICE BRADY ia “THE TRAP? Weekday Mats. 10c; Eves & Sun. 300 WILKES Fifth and Pine. Tel. Kil. 2535-0608, Tonight—All Week Next Matinee Saterday A Grama with everything that means. satisfaction. “In the s Nights 220 to She; Mats. 17¢ and Ste NEW PANTAGES | Mate 2:20. Nights 7 and 8 “OVER THERE” A Real War Act ‘THE ATLANTIC REVUE" With Billy Bachelor and Girla Other Featares, General Admissten S80. Peter Bryer Sets New World Record at Rivet Driving )} SAN PEDRO, Cal, May 17.— ( Driving 3 more rivets than Wm. { Hartze, of Chicago, previous rec: ord holder, Peter Bryer establish- ed @ new American rivetdriving mark when he put a total of 3,207 “hot ones” in the hull of an emer- gency fleet ship under construc tion at the Los Angeles Shipbuild ing and Dry Dock Co.'s plant. The record was made in a nine-hour ) day, under ordinary conditions. \ biggest Pianon; terme. . Third Ave. Elliott 2907. PRO COR FIRST AVt. and PIKE ST. Phone Main 4965 | i “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T | PAY ME.” ‘This te my message of deliverance to you from the fear that scoom panies Dental operations. 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN ana QREAT Teeth absolutely without pain tn all cases but acute abscessed conditions. | Lowest prices in your city fer high-class, guaranteed i 154,367.82 | STERLING DENTISTRY Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M The Common °Carrier § A FABLE BY GEORGE ADE Once there was a little E-flat town that needed Direct Communication with a Trunk Line. A promoter wearing Sunday clothes, and smok- ing 40-cent cigars, came out from the City to see about it ‘The daily paper put him on the front page. Five dollars was the set- back for each plate at the Banquet tendered him by the Mercantile As- sociation. A bonus was offered, to- gether with a site for the Repair Shop and the Round House. When the college graduates in khaki suits began to drag chains across lots, a wave of joy engulfed Main Street from the Grain Elevator clear out to the Creamery. a culvert over the Creek. Real es- tate dealers emerged from their holes, and local Rip Van Winkles be- gan to sit up and rub their eyes, One morning a Train slipped across the cut, and pulled up at the new station. The road was an Assured Fact. ‘The rails were Spiked Down, the rolling stock was in commission; trains were running according to schedule. / 4 There was no longer any reason for waiting. So the citizens hiked over to the Court House and began to file Damage Suits. The Town Council started to pass Ordinances, and the Board of Equalization whooped the Taxes. i Horny-handed Jurors hung around the Court Room, waiting a chance to take a wallop at the Soulless Cor- poration. When the promoter came along on a tour of inspection the only person down to meet him was the Sheriff. Children in the Public School prac ticed the new Oval Penmanship by filling in their copy books with the following popular catch-line: “When you have a chance to soak the rail- road, go to it.” And the trains never ran to suit : anybody ¥ MORAL>—Go easy with Capital 4 until you get it Roped and Tied, Puget Sound Traction, . ‘. Light & Power Company