The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1918, Page 7

| YOUNG “BILL” HANSON AND 2 AUTOMOBILES SALES SERVICE FORD AGENC Wallace, 10th Pah Seneca. ORNTRAL Ford Owners, Anention! Guatantesd Also on White Star Cylinder O11 MYERS 4 BAIRD Feurth and James. Killtett 780. CAR EMPORIUM 12th and Pine y. CostelloB, ¥. Reeves AUTO ACCESSORIES 1409 Broadway, near Mike. Veede! Olle and Greases, Day and Night Service, Seattle Garage Co. 1436 BROADWAY. Bast 735. Mee AUTO BATTERIES Storage Batteries BISMANN and Herliing Maguetos STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE COMPANY 1832 Breadway. Kast see. AUTO BODIES Cloverleaf Bodies for Fords E. H. BUCHANAN 1530 12th Ave. “BUI” Hanson and Florence Macginnis “Bm” Hanson, son of Mayor Ole | Hanson, in the uniform of a Sam- my, and Florence Macginnis, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Macginnis, in the uniform of a Red Cross nurse, will lead the military march at the big concert and military ball at the Armory Saturday night. “Bill” is the chap who made a four-minute pa military march at 9:30, and at 1130 a “jazz” frolic, to which many theatri cal stars and after-theatre merry-| makers are expected to flock, will commence. The concert will be given by the crack 364th infantry band of Camp Lewis, directed by M. D. Shearer, and | by the combined National and Lioyd George male choruses, directed by triotic speech from the stage of the | Montgomery Lynch. The program | Clemmer recently. jis one of a ‘moma of pre-Fourth of} ‘The concert will start at 730, the | July occasions here. PAGEANT CALLS REGISTRATION RRED CROSS | OF NEW DRAFT RIVE SUPPORT| SET FOR JUNE 5 Continued From Page One them to “come thru.” Hazen J. Titus, president of the Chauncey Wright restaurants, turn ed over to the Seattle Red Cross $27.35 which he collected last Sun- AUTO GARAGES National Auto Painting Company Extra Fine Werk o: Popular Priced Work and Lew Price: 1000 Pike St. Elitett 4217 it Care Boat Continued From Page One Hn ————_" precinct you are in, inquire of the AUTO REPAIRING city clerk. Plans now call for reg istration from each district at re- spective draft headquarters. PRECINCT DIVISIONS kind of work we know will isfy. All work taken to our day on board a train from the East, op Will receive personal atten- by passing around the helmet of Ma fiom You take no chances on jor D. A. po gs, of the British army, unskilled labor, who was also aboard, on his way to| giiott 2893; precine! Stxth and Olive. Elliott 5126. Seattle to talk to ship workers, and| Third district, 2419 Sixth ave. N. B, North 13; precineta 6 to 9, 11 to 18, 66 to Fourth dintriet, 32% Aaska bullding, i prectacts 6% to who gave a talk on his war ex- periences preceding the collection. The Chauncey Wright restaurants arel00 per cent in on the drive al- , every employe having signed bre up to donate one sz pay. ° Specialists in Radiators Lamps, Madiators and Fenders SEATTL ADIATOR AND rE a KS Precincts 92 to| 138, 13%, 146 to} i Sixth dietrict, 141 “Can you give a day's pay? If) Msi 184) precincts 1 met, how much? Do your best!” Seventh district, 2 is the slogan of the industrial) @ommittee of the war fund drive. eee Jeska dullding, to 158, 161 to | Lyon buflding AUTO TIRES USED TIRES Bargains in New and Ued Tires TUB AND ACCESSORIES Pike St. Tire Shop 1026 Pike. Fltiott 446. New Method Tire Shop Original Rib-Tread Valeanisers Dry Curing Process 2101 Weatinke, Main 5162. Seattle newsboys will give all pro-| ceeds of their sales to the Hed). Cross some day next week. Their union has already voted $10 to the war fund. eee “The army which has the most hu- manitarian population in its country wins in the field,” Dr. Henry Suz- zallo, president of the university and! ,, state defense council chairman, told Red Cross workers Friday night, at the Masonic club. eee Chinese and Japanese wil! tarn ai stream of gold into the Red Cross mercy funds. Lew J. Kay and S Shibagaki are respectively in charge. ee You hear the call of the Red Cross. ANSWER At ONCE. GREAT INTEREST IN STAR BUSINESS GUIDE, WINNERS ANNOUNCED Anawers to The Day's Pay for Mercy on Mercy Monday. . . W. W. Ladd, George MecVillivray and Robert L. Proctor, say working men will again demonstrate their loyalty with generous contributions | BF the Red Cross. c “-° SAVE MONEY in vulcanizing or will give ¢ ° You can subscribe at street cor-| Ber booths next week . | th AUTO TRUCKS Smith Form-a-Truck Campaign begins Monday and} ts; in fact, there lasts seven days, Sunday excluded. lies from every walk in life | The Lowest Hauling Cost im the rae ind from every distriet in the city o World. Seattle district (King and Kitsap) uttie and suburbs. Pract y all | ws. on AM MOTOR CAR CO. answers to the contest w p cor. and it was a great task for the r to pick the winners from the FACUL’ many received. Neatness and orig BERKELEY, Cal., |inality are what count the most, out Missal from the University of Cali-| side of correctness fornia faculty of Dr. Hermann Julius| ‘The winners of last week's prizes Weber was announced today by the| are board of regents. Dr. Weber was! first Prize, charged with “an unsatisfactory at-| 523 32nd A titude in general toward the present | war.” Will raise $500,000, the state $1,000,-| 000 and the nation $100,00 S11-513 BH. Pike St. EF 508, | BATHS AND MASSAGE TURKISH BATHS LADIES ONLY Finest Mrs. Chas. 8. Sill, tle. arl Kt. ASKAGE, Phone Main 7201. Fifth and Seneca sw Y. W. C. A, Olson, Mrs. J. B. What- ttle , 2214 12th Ave TIME 0 Prize, $1, Mins, Ma “TIME” has its different values, || perhias tard ay eas ENO - ~ on, } ‘ernon, Wash Fifth Prize, $1, BR. O. Glaeser, 1114 Be vings Dumish Rath | Sixth Ave., Seattle. arber Shop on the Sixth Prize, $1, Chas. M. Silver, Club Baths, Inc. 5 2ard Ave., Seattle, R. 0, WORTHINGTON, Mar. Aretic Club I ind Jefferson correct answers for last week | omitted trom the word personal| BILLIARDS in M. & S. Repair Shop advertise | ment |T omitted from the word tle in Furniture Company ‘ertisement omitted from the word examina- tion in C. H, Law advertisement. omitted from the word repaired in Metropolitan Window Shade Company's advertisement. ou more ving SUIT, COAT, DRESS A FLORENCE UPSTAIRS|| p B BAR Fourth and Pike. At STORE, Second and Union. “NURSE” LEAD MARCH | Star STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1918. PAGE 7 ae WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EVERY SATURDAY PRIZES First Prize ...... Second Prize .... Third Prize ..... Fourth Prize . Fifth Prize .......$1.00 Sixth Prize .......$1.00 PATENT ATTORNEYS PATENTS NO PATENT NO PAY Vree Booklet F, P. GORIN 701 Central Bidg. Male $10.00 IN CAS FIND THE MISSING STAR CONDITIONS Four letters have been purposely omitted from the advertisements on this page. The four letters will spell STAR when correctly arranged. Find the missing letters, mention the words and names of the adver- tisements where the letters were omitted and mail your answer to the Guide Contest Editor, care The Seattle Star. Neatness as well as cor- rectness will count. The names of the winners will be published in The Star on the following Saturday. THE GUIDE WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. _ WATCH FOR IT. . $5.00 . $1.00 - $1.00 - $1.00 EMPLOYMENT LADIES’ APPAREL LATEST STYLES Men's and Women's Appare! BLUE PRINTS Benaitized and Litho Ny, Largest Kilue Printing Manufacturers « hotestat wast CREDIT 1m PACIFIC OUTFITTING Co, Cor, Thi University FLORISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS BURDETT CO. First and Densy Way Bedding Plants for Window Boxes Manging Mashets, 60c and Up Queen Anne 1454. We Deliver. LIGHTING FIXTURES SRATTLE LIGHTING FIATURE CO. 3 dchocmrer Mer. W. Funtrinn, sec bo You Own A WANT TO SEL It will net be Photographer ow on it KS. WILLIAMSON Midg. 02 American Hank 606 Lumber Kachange Bidg. EURNITURE Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. LOANS—CHATTEL PHYSICAL ARTS roR BETTY DANCING Learn af CARROLL'S 1511% Fourth Ave. N Pike. $10 TO $100 Furatture, Pinnes, Houscholé Storage Stock, Kite. SANDERS 4 COMPANY 1103-4 L. C, Smith Bldg. EN. Electric machines hardwood flooring material Let ous fur through our liberal credit service MACHINERY MACHINERY AIR, on. STEAM, ELECTRIC Sale er Rent. WASHINGTON MACHINERY @ EQUIPNENT CO. Eltiett 246. 309 First Ave. 5. Kimball Marriewe Catering Co. Prepared 4. Ci ine aainess, Dishes Any Quantity Special Attention urchea and So 1 for Dasees ance Heating and Sanitary Engincers Given te Ledges and Contractors. ftetien, «Punch & WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Ave. Main 5682. PRINTERS Pheee ki 2012 Westlake Ave. AMERICAN PORTABLE SAWMILLS an WITTE GASOLINE ENGINES Make a Fine Combination. We stock both in carload lota HIGGINS MACHINERY CO. ‘S16 First Ave. 8. Houre 10 & m. to § p DOO m, DR’ ai eer OAN e714 S150) € ae | 500 feebern: Bh ap oho will Lore you lowest prices kind of job work and guarantee quality. RELIAN: PR! as ARCADE. Fourth in Pier. “ASO PALES TENG. CE Licensed Practit ner MEDICATED BATHS ORIGINAL AND ONLY RECOG- NIZED SCHOOL of its kind in the Northwest Complete courses taught. 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MULTIGRAPHERS WASGATT & CO. MULTI PHERS STENO! PHERS Eliott 3148. 805 Hege Bids. MME. LOUISA K. LEPPER Fancy and Modern DANCING CLASS OR PRIVATR Danee Every Wed. Fri. and Sat. Tbe Per Couple; 25c Extra Lady 1004 Fourth Ave. Main 42646. fo NEWweaT HOTEL n, fireproof hotel, with tion and attractive rooms, high-class transient and I hotel patronage. Newly furnighed thro: m University Te A, PARNHAM, Manager. Skating Surface. Separate floor for beginners. ADAMS BAND Rvery Evening and Sunday Afternoon DRESSMAKERS Hemstitching THE STYLE SHOP CURTIN nos. MULTIGRAPHING nou ot u “4 Capitol 1285 Main 4724. 1407 Fitth Ave. NUTS HEMSTITCH Picot Edging tons, Button i Hox Pleating gioth 8 ed, be Por Yard. s . and Button $5,400,000 ide and Quality. I Make Your Watch Keep Correct T Men's Waches. Wri Oldest Commercial School in Seattle Accordion l R = 417 Union st Main 5250, W. F. NE a 13,000 Successful Students x 3 ¥! 419 Pike st. Main 2096. METROPOLITAN v ESS COLLEGE telligencer Bldg. OPTICIANS On High areas Jewelry. NORMAL VISION T-Jewel Rigin or W nih Be: Watchen—$12.50 Values sat 86.96 Bob’s Jewelry Store G15 Third Ave. OPPORTUNITY Today | the a age aasiious IOMMERCIAL TRAINING 1132 Henry Bldg. women MAIN 7680 Down Town Office, 1419 4th Ave. With L. W. Suter, Jeweler and Optician, 1115 Second Ave. JUNK WE BUY AND SELL All kinds of Junk and Machinery Buffalo Junk Co. 1749 First Ave. S. Elllett 38643, Columbian Optical Co. Maxwell 1311 Taylor’s Military and Naval Preparatory School Roys for West Point and Annapolis. 230-331 New York Block, Seattle. lowing Ma- COMPANY — Prepares Distributors 1208 Fourth Ave. SECOND-HAND GOODS WE PAY MORE Buyers of All Kinds ef JUNK NATIONAL BAG & M L co, Elliott 1966, 1516 First Ave. 8. Down und $10 per ho will buy a Thor Washer Call Elliott 2829 for FREE Demonstration Rainier Electric Co. 418 UNION ST. 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SIGNS THIRD AND U NIVERSITY al (SIGNS SEWING MACHINES Singer Upstairs Store For the Thrifty Singers and all makes used tremted, repaireds, Ube Public 514% TO 842% We Buy and Sell Liberty Bonds IRVING WHITEHOUSE CO. 305 Alaska Bidg. Hltiett 3558. TAILORS—LADY- LADIES’ SUITS Made to measure from high-gi fabri and the latest DON’T WAIT Order Your Suit Now. Woolens may go still high tip to the wise is sufficient. ter come in tomorrow—t be better U. S. TRANSFER & STORAGE © MOVING | Household Goods, Trunks anf Bonceage. Leng Distance a Specialty. Seventh and Pike. Mais Quick Delivery J AUTO TRUCKS Light or Heavy Hauling KAY TRANSFER & STORAGE Co, 1633 Westinke. Main 339% 1308 Howell St.—Res.—Main 2081, AND BAGS Seattle Trunk Factory, M. V. STRAUS, Mgr. Trunks, Suitcases and Leather Goods 815 Second Ave., Epler Block. Northern Be 815 White Window Shades Cleaned and Repatred New Shades Made to Order, For Space on This Page Phone Main 600