The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 9

The Star _ CLASSIFIED | Ad Rates | ‘Transtont—Charce Advertising Per line per insertion oe gegte Six tions for the price of tive ‘Transiont—Cash Advertiatar Cash tm advance-—any cla conta per ting of fraction of tine K times for the price of five Contract « rine per month rine per month Mne per month Nine per month tines each week, 1 008 1 month be 2.10 a months @ months... 1.88 12 montha, 180 year, per The pa eo. . 60 Hines each week, 1 months add 4 ce months add 1 cent. Open Space © BOF Then to be used In nee to be used tn’ one year, vine haga ™ . ’ ue } Hines to be ‘used in one aor Pore te. Me per wo aa rate ‘per tine Te Classified Ad Department Phone Main 600 nae TheSeattle Star DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS _ © Brstems inetatiod, revised. MeTeam, North k ~ panne ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW y EROLA WAY BLINN WOMAN Law Consultation free, conf! Practice, _ Collections. Fullding. Matn 2781 5 [OFF——Lawyer. 18 Down 708 End ave. Consultation fr eral practice feos , [—BSTANLISNED 3 5 eral practice. Burke Bhig, 905 Second Main 7208 year, & ee booklet free P. GORIN-Ps*" ney oc Attor: Patent ntral ont, gecured of fee refunded ROPY_ LUNDGREN for Breil $04 Stewart. at Times sa. Main 43! CHATTEL LOAN MONEY TODAY ne from $19 to $109 made quickty and ‘senfMentiaty on furnitare. pianos, Itve Stock, ate. SANDERS & CO. 1093-1004 T. © Smith P Renae [AN MONEY ON DIA mands and jewelry at 2 percent NO Others may AD- VERTISE lower rates, but how abou the COMMISSION they charee? [DENT LOAN SOCIETY. 411 Seneca and 114 Marion ARLE PLACE TO RORROW and JEWELRY. Ine ‘DEVELOPING KODAK WORK Roparrna— FATT AT OTHEY RR 10 cents a roll. Jacobs, P.-r in nnn DANCING SCHOOLS RE Wirropnowe 61 ROME GUARANTERS TO new dances. Prof. ‘The Hippodrome, on Bitiott 2147 th and Untversity ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Ec i MOTORS. pRItLa, PUMPS W. MONTELIVS PRICE co $24 Firet Ave. Goon wor Wr po Goo Mig U3 Fourth Ps J OPTICIANS 11—Acreage for Sale MORRIS RANCH SPLENDID; AND TRRMS house: steeping tent: large | | chen hove holding 600 bird | ng howe and | wood shed: fruit. trees | eared; crop plant } balance has been picked up and 1 to past ‘ k with place; mplendist w > he hed at a ! wn} ms t n} and, * rol i ANCHE ‘ owe enty $2,500. W for infor Mt Nehults, Auburn, W GOD FRACS “OF “LOGGED - OFF “AND FOR SALE. Low prices; easy We will accept Literty bonds the wares ap and mill f Ay men. THRE LAKES LUMNER COMPANY ‘Three Lakes, Waah NEAR WICK MGW acres; mouth of city: @ auto from the Alaska building; rien soll; fine trout stream through! 1 Farm Land for Sale h CHANGE IW IN CANADA—RUCI de and business opr ities off Independe Par Acre: Irrigated tan years to pay; $2 , ments: lean of sek, taxes re under 20 cente an sere: no | ‘on Improvements, personal prop } erty or ltve etock. Good markets, churches, schools, roads, telephone Excellent climate--crops and live stock Prove It. Special homeseekers fare 82—Male Help Wanted Te HEPT OF LAWOR Pmployment Mervice Tiret Av torn Ave. @UPrranD worcens FARM LABOR Urmently needed on war oasential work | Good wages Tmmed ‘employment WANT TO AAV MONRY? Call on us Wo will sell uncatiod-tor wults and ah Neaper than any other Tring thie ad and eave gton MENR UPHPATIOR sat Male Situations Wanted MTION WANTRD ASF KK ERP 4 ‘ 34—Female Help Wanted WANTED WOM ci Gite FS pick ber good » tion 34—Female Help Wanted % —— ! | yorva tantra waxren — | | ERMANENT PORTTION® | } MO RXPRRIENCE REQUIRED | | $9 PRR WEEK PAID HBOINNERS | | RAPID INCRRARE IN WAGES | CALL AT TELEPHONE COMPANT | PRRATING BCHOOL jetween § A. Mo and ¢ PM. | i] u ” “ VERNMENT NERDS #0006 WOMEN Jerks at Washington, Examinations neressary. Women desiring «ove lare to J. ¢ er vice Examiner nots Bide Warhineton, D Wity NOP WAVE MONRY? LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S SOTTS OM $2.00 TO COATS F certificates, Write for free bookleta LPS Allan Cameron, General Superintendent WRARY PICKET land Branch, Canadian Pacific Ry, 160 wanted for Puys ’ all Ninth ave, Caleary, Alberta Fourth ave. Henitie tnt . ¥ A FARM 416 PRI aChity ONP Fitivot between 9 cent. After three ¥ be Nevee alt your mone and the iand will GREDIT-OA LITTER DOWN, A LEPTES pay for iteeit, If tnteremted, cn ach week. Dremes, conte, # Open " A. Morgan. son FF w venings wnt eek Phelpe Co, phone Rim, Queen Anne after so5q Third (opataire) Pm, amt he will ean RI LB a te abt work tw . “oe Satie Lake Washingt ) Amith Midg 16—Water F: Property Ritiott 1 ate ae — | SANGIN AMAINTA WANFED ER OPENING BAL? rs ns w earn Seeure a water front heme site om the 3 3 Of Mercer island, where (h ot jake front at Wa n ¥ j t, with © t . ’ bad and pe de | _ York ve WANTE he PRIVATE BANA ©, away from the!” toriar + a y. yet closer wa conter| Me than many of the best recidence éie- | aaa —wi c z |We neve purchased the largest water ft supply © Mercer Wand, and pure, WANTED- ¥e r a Wholesome water will be fur ak you) ow ' Teasonable rates | WANTED—A uit i % ‘We have only a limited wumber of water) plain cookin hone fF | front t © of $1,000 each. | = ~ ~ very nr terma to those wno | 35—Female Situations Wtd 7 |. | WANTEROTWO EMAL CHTDDREN A] te care 1 1b 8 month. 1120 con > ny a ™ and ¢ p TILL NOON THR «TH . “ “LIFFORD 88A—Stocks and Bonds tla THIRD AV Phone Witiett «232 — ey —— af i a 2.000 @ a BRIN YOCR FAMILY OvT TO 1.000 A r a & Coal DUMAR'® ADDITION Looe Rea boty oo On the 4th of July, and select your futare| “500 home. That will be the beet day's | work you ever did. Free wood: city it) sere water; lumber and carpenter to help| 10 ° you. very close to city. 19 minutes’ ride| 19 tee on Lake Burton car line to W. Hol 280 Un tpecta st. Come out talk to the people | 5,000 who have got wire and qutt the reat | 2.000 ° Why should you pay | 25 per cent of your earnings for a roof 4, and have nothing to tly when you are old or paying business You are on the wrong track Wyoming P other. Come over and we will help Liverty ( Wy you. Salesmen on the ground all day MAX WINKLE | 219 Union #& Kiltott. 96 WEST & WHEEL Colman Mock jainiand, { good land feat of beach fine bank elama $400: $100 Alain earn Bias CHARLES SOMERS 17—City Lots for Sale Ramune. Fs Ma BUS. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS PR KATHRYN HARRISON — #01 BIxTiT Eiiott 2123. im STORAGE \ FIREPROOF sTORACHE Central Storare Co. D WARE- Lo F | SECOND-HAND CLOTHING _ 7 FOUGHT AND BOLD 1906 First ave. 1918 Wertlake ave. Phone Main Sosy pentic tampa, tubs Rheumatiem my specialty. Louis Myers, chiropodiat, mechano-therapist. Phone Main 3219; day of night. JUNK ‘Fraser-Paterson Co's balcony.) White Hidg. | BT ROUND no high fishing and Price LOTS $5 Casi AND service in the city, itainter valley line. DAVID FP. RASTMAN Main 1202 1024 Third Ave. toa i AMES HROSCH Tar itit TWO Hover pink and qf “ = $0806, cash, or terms. | Lt rn Owner, 622 Sixth ave, room 38 44A—Automobiles for Sale 19—City Real HAVE AND WIN Why / | shipyard 50. 8 De tt Hengy PB now | Tiaea, Jak Co. 1538 Fit ave De TS _ HOTELS AND APARTMENTS 1 HOTEL MILWAUKEE e : Ne 68 King St workmen. Hot and ter and telephone in ever ¢ day up. Very reasona Fates by week or month EW STANDARD HOTEL Corner First Ave. and Pine St. Lares, modern, outside rooms: elevator fervice: phone in atl rooms fm every reapect; 75¢ and up: with pri- ite hath, $1.60. STION CORDIALLY INVITED INGTON, 16134 aan 8—Lodge Notices OT Ww 2 bers of © Notified to att next Friday evening. er hall Busine Viret = me of loder Installation of officer: ats m. {0—Trades, Exchanges n MACHIFICE Owner must ha news. Will aerept on worth up to $1,500 f ft ms 00 Miles OF fruit land, with —MITWATED 76 Apokane, 20 acres coor one acre-feet irrigation water right Family orchard, farm hours, barns, ete. for which 1 will take a mall Moattle Property Im exchange, by a lonely old use of thres sons in war Address 31-5000, Star 11—Acreage for Sale : 2% ACRES; RUNNING WATER NEW HOUSE; FURNISHED which and y gravity m through propert jas been dammed up, be ted over piace arden wt planted al new tooln, including at with place. Han town distri Price : ome — i HARGATS hig acres; 4 mile fro te fone to good towne ountry, owner m necount of 1 0 only $800, and the ‘acre an it in, $4 eal, and plenty of ¢ uy this and double your» AASEN & BEX'TON CO. 1520 First Ave.ee ene, Hi worth $6 ba x a m city car line; all in gard $1,400: $500 cash, balance th at 7 per cent & mRon ' 5229 Ra! *. Phone ¥ m2 tate for Sale | *% ' eauipped ah ere Wa ‘ + r nt i fine sind ave & 45—For Sale Miscellaneous RART AND HOORA ‘ ft large fitue atalomues 21 of men, F «. Plas | we make Rereen Doors and Sa ip TAIN with heavy %8-gauge gaivar ¢-room house: bath; toilet Stock size Screen Doors. $2 Lake bank: all-night car|We ip anywhere, and | enough In how > move right in. $200| Direct from on actory to you. down. 252 Empire Bid | BL WILLIAMS Ct $300. $10 CARH AND $5 MONTHLY | 1942 First Ave. # wea Beattie. Lote 0x120 to 1f-foot alleys: board! ir WA ENWRAT, Ita Rie DAVID P. BASTMAS r NORTH OF CITY *$ “ei Payne county farm $00. on terme | @G) 50 GE @ 2.50 YOUNG & HEF WG4eV w oVY 29 Waliard Ay ne Mailer 813 | Svan adend APAOTACLOR. SERED FOR BALE—36-ACRE RAS with spherical lenses 6 Hoage, Atiliwater, Wash TaRai ; 51,400—F IVE ATW, GAR, | Larne , ar kT 6 W. 6ind. st Pick 4 Pele poh Ri Rannannnnnnnnnne | fiitton be ess 23—Unfurnished House from en hay HOUSE FOR WENT WALKING Dis: tance t 1122 Mighwater NTS, AWNIN a are we i“ feted |, I. Webb Kitchen & Co. 27—Housekeeping Rooms 211 University | Danae Room FO cae 7 \} i La pt. NEW PIANOS For ir RENT AP: ; plied on purchase, Meyer-Toner, 210 32—Male Help Wanted KAVANAGH $2.60 HATH 1608 Int ave —--- = ~ — | “PHONOGHAPIIA OUR SPECIALTY FOREIGN ItECORDS WAGE FARNER: YOU Anm Lanon RECORD EXCH ANGR ing to supply your needa ef today. Opposite new Tn ade but_are ng alittle wach Gey | wy ORDomte new Times Bide. to supply your needs when you are old =f “ Mh. and phyaieally unable to earn mon DVVIN HATRED PERSIAN Our plan, especially devised to meet kitte rth 4201 wanta of the Wage earner, cL UA tig BATT For information call Elliott 1284 oF call . on or write to 46—Wanted Miscellaneous wi. PAYA Me clothing RQUITABLE COMPANY 401-406 Lowman Pultiding, Beattie, Pa | wantep—a matt scHoon nor | to work afternoons. Prefer one | who nas carried « paper route, | | Apply to Mr. Donohue, star | eftics. | ohange everything 48—Dressmaking Done PREINNCHD HRV " or piece work, Ph 1 b DIEBAMAKE Phone Fi |50—Furniture for Sale i Biake Wurnuiture Co., 108 Pike, Main 6618, Silieht Setaabocnloecmpnoniquaiatdisiaaamanad mere yg eR STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1918. PAGE 9 A niet private hatte: [giver —|ONLY 100 PER CENT CURB THE RENT HOG STEVENS day and evening, 1623 4th Main 2911, Member Teachers’ Asay. Rew York GROWN ATR, (Special Staff Dispateh) | SHINGO July m after an exhaustive in 217 Kite! bide WA ‘months age He eee Parivnn, | Vestigation in housing conditions tn! WATCHES, OLD FALH® TEBTAL | the United States and Canada for! MIGHERT PRICKA PAID, | The Star, I reached the concluston | ae inary RLDG. eT Proon | that action by the federal govern: | Sl MIR MOPNE WHO” Taser | ment wan immediately imperative if eat « ple ail at| the workers of the United States as Have| were not to be milked by rent Rasily res for mipistertal eerviesa | “Real rolution of the housing Frivate parveve. Moin Sir problem can rexult « from the ia PRIVATE BANITATUUM| une of public credite—city, state or na sete “TETRS*RST! | national, A combination of all three Capitol Hit iy indicated, with the federal gov : AGTIME PHANG” PLAYING ernment taking the lead.” | And popular music taught In 20 lessomm, Conditions: Worne. aoe Tene | Unfortunately, the situation ae tee a 5st nea which waa then plain—the same - a kind of situation that developed tn NUR TMT WILDRTC: | England and in France as the re 1th NW. Phone Mallard! sult of the concentration of war workers in industrial cities and DIAMONDH, WATCHES ON CREDIT towns—was allowed to drift MICHARI, 203 PIKE OT. Housing experts like John No- HeRMIR KINGTON—PUBLIC BTENOD- | jan of Cambridge and Lawrenee —rapner, 006 Crery” Bids. ______.| Veiller, secretary of the National | Housing association, told me then "ated ls immediate ¢ ment Ty s a cliiad vat Unies immediate governmen' Poday’s Market al action wan taken the situation . would steadily become worre | Report Congress met in December, 1917 9 it was June 1 before the appropric xm st. tion of $60,000,000 was made for Red Real Or y Annex, Wersbey’® housing workers in industries other +9 en) ail kinds pickles, ¢60 J" than shipbuilding. Fifty millions bee * Loe can, tometer’: | had previously been made available s » peeks fuear and soap for shipyard workers, The lowent mia m Cleames estimate of the housing experts of the new needed housing was $1,000, 000,000 to construct 600,000 homes The consequen of thie delay in rentprofite The number of houses that n be built for $116. 000,000-—al! that congress haa made available is very much fewer than ' rabe. the need Alread: Jand in have taken od « tN ER PHIDAY vantage of this situation to Inc oe a! 4, wh ed snapper, So M.:| rentals, in some cases as high an 50 Whale chictin hella, 190 15.i-whele SAG | nee ahs whole young salmon, ike T. frenh binek| The plans for housing work by be. m ails Nappy Home the government are just beginning pe 3 ine pink aimem to met into shape. In the meantime, unless something {# done about rent profiteering, the workers who have been called to the nation's service to , Ri... re i are oe aren Where the Germans have come to a standstill in thelr drive to reach " a . disheartened and rendered paris, ‘The dotted line is the original front from which the Germans ‘ p s efficient by beng profiteered | ava cad. econ, 450 7 by landlords who put dollars, “@¥8ne | WHERE FOCH STOPPED HUNS _ sUs ee TAKE ITS LINES White city officials continued Wed- nesday to hold conferences with trae tion company officials behind closed doors, city hall comment ran riot on the strained situation between the two factions over the matter of im- mediately improving services, | The general opinion expressed is | that the repeated daily sessions are due to the holdout attitude of the traction people, who are purposely failing to accept the city’s terms im order that their lines may be taken over by the government. With commandeering of the dty’s lines confronting the mayor and chief of public utilities, efforts are being Increased to stave off seizure. A conference, which it was intl mated would be final, was in session in Mayor Hanson's office Wednesday afternoon e eo e Legion Picnic Given by Legion No, 167, of the Moone lodge. WILDWOOD PARK July 4th Dancing afternoon and evening. Jazz music by the Moose erches tra. Ball gamne and sperts, Take ferry at Lewchi park. Fare 50c, Children 25¢ OLYMPIA Thursday, July 4th S. S. NISQUALLY Leaves Olympis 6 p. m. Arrives Back in Seattle 061029 Round Trip $1.60 above patriotinm. PIKE PLACE—WRIDAY Situation Serious. a es her tis tae es I have talked with many men in ‘ cal toc wy | Teeponsible positions here in the a o Stall coOvernment service in Washington. 3 ale 1 ing gremamen. heads of | departments and bureaus, and ex YRIDAY perts in the question of housing the SANEPAIY ’ t. war workers. They all admit that the situation is serious, and they ad a: | Mit’ that measures so far taken are FORSAKE HATS a. 4, Inadequate to accomplish results. (Special to The Star) " x, weak, 38c Houses cannot be built in a day) PoNDON, July 3.—Fashion routed . or night. There is a shortage of yy economy! material and of labor. Secretary: “who ever heard of such a thing? NINE-TENTHS OF WORLD ™ecAdoo months ago anked that pri- vate building operations be suspend NOW IN GREAT COMBAT | for the’ period of the war, in or ng na ves . ‘ der that capital might be conserved balan egret ate t the! for public use. This order—an ex Its about to happen in England, | for women are up in arms against the increasing cost of millinery, and are threatening to go without hats 1,£00,000,000 people who populate the | 10% “ altogether! earth, only 120,000,000—tonn than one | treieu pom Mid Pein ma erep.| Particularly in this true of those tenth—are at peace, atatixticn show. ays A ons ¥ OP who are employed in offices, shops, . ping private building operations, The Teutonic allies have 160,000,000 ris in turn has operated to the ad- people and the entente nationn'l.360.-| vantage of landlords, Without new buildings. even the normal expansion | of a community cannot be cared for) and when, as now, communities are growing up Uke mushrooms over night situation becomes ttle | Jete. It's getting so a working girl n't afford to buy a hat any more, and when she does it’s hardly fit to} wear. | Must Have Silk Hose! Said a girl rapher “It's particularly hard on the girl! PUGET SOUND nc who has to keep the family going short of desperate now that her brothers have gone to| ere in but ponxible © | sion to be drawn from the facts as they exist Need Federal Legislation. Rent profiteering can be stopped can for our own self-respect. Only | a girl knows the difference { n moral and mental outlook brought ALL LOCAL ROUTES ATRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN], DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STRERE! 6.10 by tedoral legislation about by wearing silk stockings. — | pee aaa " " = It cannot, it is true, be legislated| “Few girle I know can buy hats) SS against directly the days It takes all they can] oviteriay BCoPoA Towmsest—Fori||_,1t18 Net posetble. under the con-| MOA, Io, Ot. clothes. ‘The prioss vn Se stitution of the United States .to/ frocks and other clothes, | 7 Green| TT-50 Wisamer Gt Boa tor] Tilton || ONS © laweee the British parte | con a virl do on $10 a week? mid- Fewneced, Angeles] day || ment did—limiting to the pre-war eat Seller Scott niet land Victoria s the amount of rents that al, Scotfs dally | "Pees not call atl 1 rd may collect “There are many things we must __[Vietorta Bundava— | hat would te held by the eu./D&¥e, regardieas of price, and I don't | preme court to be unconstitutional | *® why we should wear bats, except Tecoma Dihect that it's a habit " an interference with states” rights | eam Ricamers Tareme end SUT : LEGIs| A male proprietor of a millinery tseaninome LATION 2 store denied there in any profiteer: 1 00pm every POSSIRLE ing in hats | pmiaingte trip Can Tax 100 Per Cent. I doubt whether FE h girls oe It can take the form of taxation—| Could go without hats," he said. “It Leo ef gechibitive taxation would take a lot of courage to start fatty ‘ It ix perfectly possible, and the su-|/!t, and the climate is against the Sas Tamms Geen preme court long ago held it consti | fashion, Furthermore, it requires a fer Keri tut on. eons to place a/fifferent mode of hairdressing. At reeti10-39pm| ONE RED PER CENT TAX| But then—he sells hats. t Townsend) ¢any pon rents charged in advance = ; > of th Neeted e name before the a Anacortes and Rellingham a : | ies A figure can FV O¢am Bicamer Whaivem| § 6am! },, “excess profits etter — * | Ganty 1 ken in taxation. he result would be, of courre, that the rer Poverett—Mellingham—Anecertes 14 not be increased. There is no| ROM J 2—"On the lower | Ttépm ll. 0. Kelehaa, tor! <bean |! profit in excesa rentals and|Piave yesterday we carried out dafty [Bye ret. Anacortes! daily | having to pay the entire amount| thrusts,” the Italian war office an. __innd_ Bellingham a2 Svar’ to the deduce’ eeveeinent nounced today | fen in Intando—Beltinghom Congress must act along snch| “Northwest of Monte Grappa, we TF RO RY Roasiie, for Port” lines if rent profiteering is to be captured 1,900 prisoners and many midn‘htrfownsend and Nel- stopped. It will be stopped in no/ Machine guns.” Y ze and points. | other way ” gap ! j . 60 YEOMANETTES WILL Port Townsend Pert Avgeies—weah | THOSE WHO SET OFF | ARRESTED JULY 4TH arrived trom sie Puget sound navy Way Ports + Port) «00pm Port An-| Toesd’y Nay «i fr, Utopia, Runday [Townsend 10 t9pm Pauline Tused'y evlee, Neah May and! Therey 4 A ard Wednesday to select quarters Thure'yiway porte | fatur'y]/ Immediato arrest will face all per-|for the 60 yeomanettes who will Port Townsend —Purt Anceles—Clallam | sons who set off fireworks in Seat-| tale part in the Victory Carnival and Way Porte tle Thursday without the author. The girls will be under the com- 1 6pm Kir. Walalenle, fori 3-#8pm) ity of a permit from Washington, | mand of Mrs. Capt. M. F. Reed naay Port Towne Port are) rche g firecrack-| py Monéay'Port Townsend. Fe wer?| D.C. Merchants selling fireerack-| ‘They will be quartered in tents and PFridayiPort. Angeles andj Friday | Ts or other noise-producers are | wil! prepare for the carnival drill, “ “allam. i} cs also subject to arrest. which includes rifle drill, wig-wag-! Port Gamble—Ladiow—Wlagier “The danger of fire and destruc-| ging, pistol drill and water ma- i tivim Wienmmer Puget, for] Vitam | Hon of property at this particular | neuvering by boat crews Kingston, Gamble! daily | time demands stringent enforce-| xeept't. low **Rgion,| except] ment of this order,” Mayor Hanson remit naiow, ,crRaten| oxeept|| ment of this or |MISS PRESTON CHOSEN Mad-) | government permission, fire- QUEEN FOR JULY 4TH 1 i works displaya will be held on tor! twa in Filiott bay and at Wood.|, Defeating her nearest competitor eee nn land park, under the supervision | PY mor Boe apy ce gee ""ganday Only | of experts, and with a squad of| Rachel Preston oe of the July! 9:00am \Steamer Paget, for! @:80pm! firemen on guard, All other fire. PAs Deen a aueen Kingston. Ludlow and! 4th celebration at Ballard play lway pointe. i works at all places within the city! meq ghe will hav ading part ond Canal—Gamble— Ladle Ueiths Ree SOPAG AND, in the parade ending Meacham 1 and Babcock's ship; jiStenmer Ite 7 i Atcumer Movelte. fe'| miacent| ONLY NEW YORK IS there will be two launchin Port n a jor | an pl!) except Votes for the queen cont Hood Oankt.! Runday BUILDING FASTER Pet Ac aight pthay cote coy ey opel sha nt are boat landings Ked Cross. THAN SEATTLE NOW sven to the for these points and for landing pointe must make Taking the shrinkage in building lien arrangement fat andi | ign Giruuut. the “ented HUN NURSE GLUES UP c such landing Steamer’ Stater immediately after the out 9 parison, the indu al bureau of the LONDON July a A returned Jonttle Chamber of Comme ind! prisoner, who had lain wounded in a Commercial Club recently procured, German hospital says Wrenchman mere eal report of the building! next to him talked considerably As Pe! hha din 182 of the princi a slap on the face did not quiet him Tacoma) n pal cities the country in May,/his crue! nurse stuck his mouth up Tickets mu 1918. ‘This report show big im-| with surgteal plaster GEE SOUND NAVIGATION Co, || 1917, with Seattle in the lead on the| ‘The British army in France is go: | ket Office, Colman Deck. Pacific Coast, and second only to] ing to have an official weather man, | Vhone Main 5993, New York in other states of the| Maybe he's going to try to predict | olen a aA a Union, > ‘the German blows, Children... 75¢ See the beantifal Upper Sound. Steamer passes U. S. penitentiary, Point Defiance * Mosquitoes Dislike | Moe Colonel Furbush ——it|] Sind several islands. Saar seve Colonel C. L. Furbush, of the army medical corpe, is first aide to|] OUT lunch sud Reve eae ant, cool day on the water, S. S. NISQUALLY General super - expert of th army, or the United States and of the world. Colonel Furbush is supposed to know what Gen-| eral Gorgas is go- ing to do before he does it He does, The colonel was with Gorga: sanitary CREATIONS New thoughts are but creations And products ef the minds And mi ta all-producing Of every sert and kind. It all depends on thinking With energy for nesistance, Fer «a man te think tl and sanitary | genius in the last stages of Cuba FURBUSH war on yellow fever and other pes- || re: Creates A We're thinking right om prices, And we will save you mere On each new SUIT, COAT, || At the FLORENCE U tilential disease germs. Next to the name of Gorgas the yellow fever mosquito dislikes that of Furbush most. There's the reason in the mat- ter above set forth. JEWS IN PALESTINE | REOPEN THE SCHOOLS LONDON, July 3—The Zionist commission in Palestine has reopen ed as Hebrew schools the German | institutions which were formerly | conducted by the “Hilfsverein,.” and which were closed by the British | when they took Jerusalem. | POLO GROUND PIGGERY LONDON, July Society people at Wimbledon are raising pigs on a| co-operative plan at what used to be the fashionable polo ground. A THRIFT STAMP a wil keep the Hum Condensed Statement of Condition of the Scandinavian American Bank SEATTLE At Close of Business June 29th, 1918 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ..........$11,033,553.84 United States Securities, owned.. 752,934.00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.. 45,000.00 Bonds and Warrants 1,803,281.66 Stocks and Securities . 207,414.47 Real Estate Owned 430,175.72 Bank Building, Furniture and Fix- tures Depositors’ Guaranty Fund...... Customers’ Liability under Letters OF COBOL Vine acca nenecane omen sh and Exchange . oe cecccce 72,500.00 60,285.35 se cccece 154,333.29 2,333,566.45 $16,893,044.75 LIABILITIES ++eee.8 1,000,000.00 504,826.34 Capital Stock. .so<esinns Surplus and Undivided Profits... Re-discounts with Federal Reserve Bank Bills Payable ...-ccccececcccent Guaranteed Letters of Credit. DEPOSITS— Demand ......$5,912,514.20 TIME v,0-s-weresen B;OURONU SS 644,320.00 75,000.00 154,333.29 14,514,565.15 $16,893,044.75