The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1918, Page 9

j l\ Seattle Star Star "= ESTATE FOR RALR ‘M—PEMALE HELP WANTED "DIRECTORY ——~APTORN FYSAT-LAW STATEXANDER SHIREMAN—AT TO} eepsat-ies. WIS, probate matters ‘cotlectio Ching bert 0 & meneral IAW prac at Tore e ad James Riliott 2164. oe Mar WLINN.WOMAN “DAW: Consvttation free, contit Practicn — Collectio Ruliding he Mids, 005 ‘second ave Main 1208 onnncnnnnnrenres ATTORNEYS—PATENT TRIES _Coneuttat ion ~ LOANS —yroxry ‘TopAY | quickty a ty on furniture, ive ont SANDERS & CO. 3008 T. C Rmith Nite Bite COLLATERAL LOANS We POAN MONRY ON DH) mands and feeelry at 2 per cent. NO OTHER CHARGES Others may AD- ower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charms? PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, Ina 411 Reneea and 114 Marton. ARLE PLACER TO HORROW money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY, Lowest raten: confident! AMPRICAN JEWELRY CO. MONEY LOANED ON ALT ‘ef value, The Reliatie, 907 Leane from 310 to $100 ma: [eng oo eee “iN AT 1. 10 cents a roll DANCING SCHOOLS ~~ ee GUARANTEES Fo FO old or news dances Rittort 1187. Sas Mineebeene Fiey and u bt +. enna ELECTRICAL. SUPPLIES O a66b wor Rh HART ‘wie, 1991 Fourth. Phone Main 258¢. OPTICIANS — Co's balcony. sin 2174. oe em Barn nn “PITYSICIANS AND SURGEONS BE RATHER TN HARRISON—#01 8IXTEE SRT FIREPROOF STORAGE WAT ‘Reese. Central Storage Co, White NEW ROUSE—2% ACRES RUNNING WATER—$1,250 Btream has been dammed up, and can be used over land by sray- ity; 2-room house, butit so adel tonal roome can be added easily: about % acre of been planted this 1 and other buthdings; faces road; well settind locality; ad- Joining places improved; garden coming up wil! show soll $180 cach Dalance $15 monthly. andy anyone that would 428 Lyon Mullding, | Thre PORT OROMATD COMMERGIAL. Oo., bY Fennon of ite location at county tral of Kiteap county, t# best equipped to offer real bargains in the Puget Navy Yard Distrlet on vacant proved NORTH END—WOURE ecw PRICE $660; $75 CASI | GRRENDALY Offers a real home for you, The newest addition; clove te ar ehipyarde ety ear line: tree Just outa are goin f $5" monthly ted at full value _owner, Henry 1. Green, Sidney THY PORT ORCHARD OCOMMERCTAL CO. at Port Orchard, bas « Of Rood home ait ranging from $36 t cory terma, ff you You should owe your heme ta Port Orchard. BH PLANS TFT WILD F Yor otherwise 00 Up | Bee Barnes, ltlase onton Block Kitlott nA |24— Furnished Apts. [FLAT FOR RENT. FURNIEWED OR Unfurniahed daytime AAI ARE Housekeeping Rooms ROOMEA, PURNI ATED, 916 month Call before noon or after 4:20 p.m. Get eff car at Norman et. end walk to 11 Wiawatha place. WOeseKeKPING KoOoma” Chose WT. No ebjections to children. 18 * _ave. CLEAN, PHO WOURRERERPING ROOM, close in Ne, 303 B Dewny way Wy, NO WAVE MONK LADIN® AND GENTLEMEN'S SUITS AN ovEt ATH FROM $2.00 TO o. PRESENT THIS AD AND Grr 1 PER CONT OFF YOUR un chase ieee Finer AVE. POR RATE OR RXCHANG HAVO 0, cards star, GUE CL {6—Wanted Miscellaneous roe Wan aot OAM PRICK Paid fer mole, * and brit skins. ALASKA rm R CO, #T Madison Mt. a yOu Wave ANYTHING TO fle Auction Co, Main 6696 SOLARA | ul Eeanitne Done | EXPERIENCED” pices Ani” BAY or work, Phone Fast 1789 49A ucti jon Sale NOPE HURUROL AUCTIONS TURSDAY wardrobe and fy inga hair and cotton . pillows, comforts, new Peau sheets, slips an tollet fine eivetric lamp, lots of nice jardin teres, et HANDSOME DINING BETS In mahogany, golden aad fumed onk Bend us your old wet to sell and apply en one of these before they are fone, Look at the fine I ton, Bigelow « art’ squares, ¢ peta, atest aud 82—Male Help Wanted Uv. # DEPT. oF LAROR Employment Rervice Union and First Ave. er 1412 Western Are SHIPYARD WOrkKERS FARM LABOR Urwentty needed on war essential work. Good wages Immediate employment. WANT TO SAVE MONEY? Call on wn We will sell uncalied-tor aulte And shoes cheaper than any other wn. Tirte this ad and save Butt tase saves you 616 on every, cult and overcoat. Traders’ Building, 006% ¥, Not GOING TO neheol, to run errands and learn news: paper work. Apply editorial cepa: ment, Seattio Star KALE OF MARDWARB account of death ef proprietor, BDAY, MAY 22, at 2804 JACK oe stock of MAJENT HARDWA . Including bath tu! tollet bow feats, Woe 250; huttormitk 103-3, (00 Golden Wort cane" amort « dom, ‘ . 380 Tb wien, 290 It 206 bulk apectal cot ean Old Tavern, butter, 196 Mh. 2% WESTE KF Htalin 8-9, fresh ured hunk of LAST SROWINO scans STARRING DOROTHY PHILLIPS If you were not one of the thousands who saw this great picture Sunday, don't mine it today. the Woman <= building paper | supplies in th plumbing ghd electric line, Mata 2983, N DUBUELL & SONS, Ine Auctioneers wn AER 51—Furniture Wanted , Or and pay higher prices than a ae tm the city. Phone Main 2! we (Co., 1004 Second ave WANTED — TWO Mi AT ONCE TEARS beat trade gotne. Help th 919 Recon EXRORERE HOLDING CONST REC. i W. Quist Co, Bremerton, jOVS FOR PAPER ROUTES WANTED t Ctrew-| in all parte of the elty. © _lation Department. The star, hours, Apply 1007 PHONE OPERATING; NO PRE VIOUS EXPERIENCH NECESRARY. $9.00 PER WESK PAID WHILE LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEMENT IN GALART; PERMANENT Post. TIONS; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDATS AND HOLIDAYS CALL AT TELE. PRONB COMPANY OPERATING SCHOOL, 1115 FOURTH AVE, BE- TWEEN tA M AND OP. & TREN DRIONT, CAPARLE WOMEN to travel; $25 to $59 per traveting operate the Comptometer addin and figuring machine, Splendid salaries Comptometer Bebool of Ac- berries. Good asccommodations reltable pickers. J. WH. Rock, CLEARED LAND—BUILDINGS HOUSE—BARN—$975 ‘This property has # frontage of $10 feet on the road, and « house, barn, chicken house: also other baliding material fruit; level land; ccitivations tnleniy, aetiied. dle- trict; handy to, eleetric line and Paved road wuxiness section. Anyone employed can make ® ning Wurke @& Parra: 3 New York Block. GOOD Tracts oF LAND FOR BALE. Low pricem: easy wAID FOR G small family, $3 s. knit goods fa ¥ position and Hood pay. Apply 601 Union 37—-Salesmen wanted |i notion now } of high terms. We will accept Liberty bonds | GAT ait? es first payment; pay the balance out @f your wages. Steady work in our Realty Boren: 20 Liberty Bldg., opp. RNTTCT if PROOw | 2 daytime tadion, temen, Vielet ray for celta, hewn: tiem: face masenge: shampoo. ings Loutes Dalton, si? the Bitiott 2066. OLD WATCTIFS, OLD Falam Mouser prices PAID SMITH JEWELERY 02.1. 6 AMITH BEDS. | Optometriat, 237 Epler Mieck, 812 See- upiicated ~—~fiaatiw® PIANO PLAYING —~ Ana popstar meste thugnt to 30 teamen OR RRR ARON 55—Business Personals an LER, TERT Dia: monde wanted. Iigheet price paid Ft Cherry st. DiaMONDa WATCH Adults 10¢ Chidiren Se Prices Inclade Tax DANCING CLASS Neginning TONIGHT At 7 o’Cleck Sharp MICHARL. 262 ke er. | STEVENS 5775 | Fastiy reached for rm: Private pariera, Mate Rillott Fish Co, Finnan haddie Stall 22, can M. J. 1. oF Mille’ ¢ Carnat cana asparagus, jo pke. Sugar can; & bare White or Nob we SANITARY Me 24-36-8 200; Corn ¥ Hea Foam w to ph.; 160 Lux waahlog Crisco, 1M% sie, 3 Toe é bare Lenox soap, tin Folger's coffee, | ftee,tbe; butter, 4¢ , 430 dos, Btalle 31-3 fhe; aticed red | Columbia river | ECONOMY tall 4, beat « Atal! $1, pure natural , corn meal, 44 Htall 40, 1% ibe. 3 | $1.00. Walle a7 1 | wre ALDF sisy, cheap, ‘all 108 Cherry st. 15—Farm Land for Sale che RANCH FOR outbuildings: good % mile from station. Addrons Balzar Tiron, Seattle Heights 16—Water Front Property _ Hudson bieycle, in front of Fred- erick & Nelson's, Wednesday night. Return to Star ofice. down, batance $2.60 per month. Eerste ‘19-City Real Estate for for 8 le “GN wixXTH J terms $1,000 ¢ nee at 7 per cent nO sgents; no commission. Phone owner, Eitiott 4633. fi i, minutes from Bon Marche; within « block of two beat car lingas fine view over Lake Union: for $1,700; an terms, Phone Beacon 2554, (ist Youn PhorentyY with THe aity Bureau. Our commia- $20, 210 Liberty ARK LOOKING FOR A NICH hait-acre, just south of city, call 108 Cherry vt / t from ear line; elty water A Henderson. Kast 2180. POLIII ASA LPL AL 19 A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE! LARD HOME POR BALE i We sell anyone. Ship anywhere, 4-fo0m modern cottage; lot 60x10 feet Wr THT soxit0:|¢ walking distance w t w shipyards Price $1,100; $400 oF ay Groom modern house: close to elty car Mine; lot 60x100 feet. Price $1,460 ait ew OURG & BROTERG £229 Matiard Pi Beliars a EX invome yer ment Bescon Hiltott 2679 Opposite now Times Bide. We buy, trade, exchange. repate. VAT FOR RADE t long trolling, or thre Hit, for sale Inquire 608 ¥ oma, Wash. HEW PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT A piled on purchase. Meyer-Toner, 2 Union. SABI AND DOORS Fly time t* coming. We make windows and doors. Juntrated cata doors and buildin . mortined, einedy d covered with heavy gal- nd up Five croms-panel door 20x24 2-light window Prepared roofing at hort’ Rough bungalow widing « Short lengths beaded celling 20.00 guarantee mato dell factory jn the West se iing direct to fh WILLIAMA CO 11942 First Ave. A “Beattie, Washington 811 University. TE acl peated 207 UNIVERSITY ST. 200 fine new wainy hottie ple chow-chow, 150 ‘Tree 6. | 3 pkes. Ghred- “| pure Jelly ‘Quaker hy soap, 2 for 12¢ Wash Clean, iarge. fae, med! can baking powder, Ste; Jitty » 106 e Stall 17, 8 the fine granul tall 79, pure natural milk, 200 pt. Atal 28, fresh gro INSURANCE From the moment that your title is insured by this company you have no more title trou- ble. If your title should be attacked, the company must defend the suit without it costing you a penny. If the suit is lost the company must reim- burse you for the full amount of the policy. Washington Title Insurance Company Under State Supervjsion TRUSS TORTURE Can be eliminated by wearing the <|Lundberg Rupture Support. We . fresh dally, 2 give free trial to prove its superior- ity. A. LUNDBERG Co. 1 Third Ave. Seattle. REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which fs the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittie of the roof of the mouth; | you can bite corn off the cob; guaran | teed 15 yearn. Gok $15 $10 i Crown . Set of Tecth Set of Teeth . Hse than a year ago the Red Crons called upon the American people for a fund of one hundred mil- lion dollars from which to finance the tremendous work of re- Nef and reconstruction that was vi- tal to our allies and ourselves, if the German terror waa to be beaten back. Neoresity as well as Humanity compelled the work, for while the wallant Allied armies were grimly winning a way to Victory, suffering and want wore taking dreadful toll among the civil populations from which all armies must draw ther atrength. If the morale of the En- tente was to be upheld—if the War was to be Won, practical relief must be forthcoming on 4 scale greater and more farreaching than the World had ever seen. And since America was the only country with resources adequate to the needs, it fell naturally to the American Red Cross to act as the or- ganized spirit of our great nation in this war behind the battle line. And so the call came for the First ‘War Fund and in one week Ameri. ca's answer went echoing back to Europe—more than a hundred mil- lion was freely given to make the World fit for Democracy, At that time the membership of the Ked Cross wan leas than two million, In wix months it had increased to five million and with the Christmas Mem- bership Drive, the enrollment sprang in ong mighty bound to twenty-two million loyal supporters of this per- fect embodiment Of the Nation's Pur- pose in this war. ‘Today the American Red Cross is the largest organization of any kind in the world and the greatest force for good, In the black welter of war- ring nations, it is the one bright spot of Hope—Humanity’a Light. With such « vast working force be- hind it, there will never be any doubt but what the tremendous work that in the last twelve months has been barely started, will be upheld and continued thruout the war and until its ravages have been restored. But with each call for funds the question naturally arises as to where these millions go, and since twenty two million people have a right to know how their money is being spent, the Red Cross, thru its Di- visions and Chapters and through the newspapers has made every ef- fort to give in detail full accounting for the expenditures of the past year, ‘To thone who caro to study the de (alla of how each penny has been spent, printed statements covering all War Fund appropriations are ob- tainable from Chapter Chairmen. Thia leaflet covers some of the principal battle grounds in the Red Crous War against want and misery, but other millions are being con- #tantly appropriated to meet new needs an they arise, and the War Fund must be replenished, for it is inconceivable that such work should ever be allowed to suffer for the lack of mere money. And remember this—that every dollar and every penny of every dol- Jar that you give to your Red Cross ‘War Fund goes only for War Relief. All costs of administration and for Humanitarian work, other than War Relief, such a» the Halifax and the Guatemala disasters, are taken care of out of the revenue derived from membership dues. You need have no fear but what your subscription will be expended with strict business integrity and with the highest specialized business and administrative ability for the purposes to which you pledged it. Give to your Red Crons until your heart says stop—it is the Heart of the World, - While Some One gives his Life— what are YOU giving? “X great net of mercy drawn through an ocean of unspeakable pain” —think a minute The Soldier—the Sailor —and the Red Cross Bridgew: Gold nen batteee Silver Fillings Platina Fillings . ranteed for fifteen years, Have impression taken in ¥ oat of our present p y yhone work ie mtill giving faction. Ask our cum ers who have tested our work. When ¢ @ to our office, in the right place, Bring this ad with you. Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Opposite Fraser-Patersen Ca, ' The health, comfort and peace of mind of our fighting men are a national obligation, In its thorough care of our men, the government reflects the country's determination that ours shall be the best cared for soldiers and sailors in the world, The whole nation stands pledged to every sacrifice that will add to the happiness or effectiveness of our men ‘The Red Cross is the people's agent in this, as it is authonized by congress to be the “medium of communication between the people of the United States and its army and navy.” All advertising for Second War Fund Drive paid Public-Spirited, Patriotic Citizens Executive Committee First Floor, Cobb Building, Seattle, Wash, en