The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 11

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Dian baidel rnonr | ATTLE MAIN AR ‘ The Star 4 CLASSIFIED Ad Rates ‘Transtent—Charme Advertistow Per tine per insertion We Bix Insertions for the price of five Transtent—Cash Advertising Cash classition- tien tn advance-—any cents per tine of fraction pt line Bix times for the price of five + month Ss month. Contract & Per tine per month Per Vine per month Per tine per month—# months... } 4 Per line per month 12 months: 1 80 a Niece each week, 1 year, Peo. 5° Tes each week, 1 year, per Nn. ‘ fe Six. months add | cent—Three Months add 1 cent. Open tot, ad. rete Me J ad. rate, per line .- Ciasatticd Ad Department Phone Main 600 RRR APRA TheSeattles Star s: DIRECTORY : ACCOUNTANTS WT TEN AN Big Fiiott 542 ATTORNEYS—PATENT FRED P. GORIN-*s* qocured of fee refunded. 701 Central 0. Free bosk on patents. vie AN WANE wae OLA MAY BLINN — WOMAN Ver, Consultation free. confiden Genera! practice Ortenta! Putiding. = T ascuc «109 tnd ave. Conau! era! practice sil cases CP RATL ESTABLISHED 1 eral practic Bids. tn ee manne 905 Second ty and Raans trom 110 to pianos, live furnttare, pera ane. THE seeeae wee PRROVIDENT LOAN ait Reneca and 114 Marion. eesrect ane Prace TO HOR mene on DIAMONDS A JEWELRY Lowest rates: confide AMERICAN JEWELRY 21 Second HONEY LOANED ON ALE AnTiCrR® of value. The Reliable 907 Third « DEVELOPING KODAK WORK Sopakeite— is ATi Are THEYRE Gone.” 10 cents a roll. Jacobs, Pt DANCING SCHOOLS HiF WirPopnowe CCARANTERS TO teach you old or new dances. Prof Oewald. Fillott 7 ‘The Hippodrome Fitth and University ne AL Goon work wie, 1331 Fourth. Phone Main 3:86 AAR eee Main 2174 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEO Le BR KATHRYN HARRISON foi SIXT Elliott 2122 iY. FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE- house. Central Storage Co. White Ride FO TED AE red SECOND-HAND CLOTHING tr AND SOLD. BEFRRTAL | TURKian RATite, Taos Fourth Electric cabinets, there pevtic omen. tubs. Rheumation my @pertalty Loule Myers, chiropodiat, mechanc-therapist. hone Main 2219 fay or night JUNK Kiaska Tonk Co, 1126 First lott 2291 ei JAOFis AND “APARTMENTS. “HOTEL MILWAUKEE Sew Managemen 468 King St Phe right place for workm: Hot and in every room, aTA Corner First A targe, mogern. out service: phone in in every respect vate bath. $1.50. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED PRINCTOM 1h19% tod 99 week vm Exchanges The and up; with pri- launch KIRKLAND RUNNING WATER—81,500 ‘ hiekens: large sbator. | brooder stove, etc, goes with | place; howne was only built last year; garden planted; some stand running throug! places county from school one employed downtown. Vary reasonable cash payment to par balance car and Kirkiand ferry t x ‘ $100 CASH ACRE GROUND 2 -ROOM HOUSE $100 east more, Cir free ‘Very reasonable | 11—Acreage for Sale ww a MARTIN RANCH): SPLENDID SOT PAVED HIGHWAY, BUILDINGS nd reasonable pr: ' ‘ « Clear Lake, Skagit County “ 4 moh ee p00 tasty Hea $400 7 $50 CAM. Hie PR MON yard t 4 soon Rox 8 ARR 15—Farm Land for Sale CACHE CHICREN TRANCHE 4-room house ruished: fruit trees fruit; fine firepta use wel food well) goed running stream $60; good $85 range; * 2 beds, 2 springs, 2 mattr all cooking utensils and farm Ate: all gowa with the place “ to shipyards, « ¢ traneper t miy $1,200; $400 cash, bala AS MOTE pot 17 City Lots for Sale Pive large | those te improvements modern | very cary | and sence! S240 terme ' JOSEPH THOMAS & CO. 1924 Third Ave Phone Eitiott 2426. * nY OWNER® ” HOMES FOR SALE Ps room new, modern w. No v a $2400. 8 {-room modern cottage, on W. 54th o $1,700, $400 er $100 ( G =a SHI ACRE GROUND 2 -ROOM HOUSE DANDY 4-room modern bungs ridge: $200 down ig ron SNAP 4-room good house ar two blocks from Phin ines; absolute } only, pi 51.000 GEORGE 102 rs . mA 4-room » tie lot: garden k all 108 Cherry & it GA BY wNEP i house t 50x00 feet: § $200 at Fremont. Price $1,450; $400 cas P. VAN ARSDALH & Main 1919 ‘Third Ave ACOs except HILT heat HOME to car and clom to shipyards hide | fon wAT— MODERN 5 32— Male “Teip Wanted WAGH FARMER ing to supply your needs but are you enving a Iittle each to suppl fe in profits. For information eal! Elliott 1284 or cat) rite to PQUITADIM BOND COMPANY 601-606 Lowman Mutlding, Seattle. os ' WANTED—A TG fo work afternoons carried @ pa jo Mr. Donohu n A Price $2,260 bow i $ & CO, vanes Apply Belk ay Ginan Co., nR 1019 Third Ave. end Stewart st. 32 ee Help Wanted DEPT “OF LAW or iain Ww MUPYARD worreer® PAnAM LABOR r o1 M De. san ton WANT FH HAVE MONRYT Cant on ue W eulte and shoes place In tow 10% TTS Washington we OyerN rs MONA URE ATION Rolt Rhop saves you $10 on © * vercoat, Traders’ Mullding Wwisty EXPRIIENCEH WATERY Highest wages pa acoma Klorag Hat Aupply Tacoma, Was Wanter wo" MD KANN ATE f App > Ma HiaKeM D to Wolk IN MERROT é M: ule Situations “Wanted Y MAN ¥ NTEO NITE 4, now Aad Female Help_ Wanted youNoe Lapr PERMANENT NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED | ROWEEK PAID NEGINNERS | IN « | REDIT—A TIA Le BOW FFT hw Dr . Opes Pheipe Os, ° Third ave (upstate) 5—Female Situations Wtd. WANTED —FWO” WWALE CHILDREN te care for, 2 to 6 yeare old, B15 @ month. 1170 the #t, between > CICS i 38A— Stocks ‘and Bonds Lapa “TY Wiiy, itr 1000 A ashe Petroieum & Coal 1.000 Hiack Mawk. Maid 1 Witt, Sent 19,009 Canada ¢ avy 41—Livestock for Sale HORAEA «t depart a ane RARE SHOR CYCLR COTTER Weatinke Main 607%, Reading Mtandard moter bleyeles, accessories and expert De ry le AO. Medicine ( ANON FOR RENT, on purchase. RENT AP: Meyer-Toner, 210 80 HATH 1008 int ave UR APRCTALTY RECORDR CORD EXCHANGR Filiott 2678 Bide. ropale. 1008 te new Times . trade, exchange, A $260 HATS RAVAN AC ave 2M SMALE 46— “Wanted Miscellaneous thing, and ex nee everything Ril, 233: WANTED — DARNING NpING | 48 Macatee Done p Bi EXPRRIENCHD or piece work BXPVRIENCED DAY * DREBIMAKER DAY oF Discs work, Phone Bast 1780 5|50—Furniture for Sale Fiiake Purnitare Co. 40% Pike. Main G18 51—Furniture Wanted WAVE AN “Toa Business Personals “a eT JENC we ie cont STEVENS may: tt GROWS WAT treats dandruff, eoreme, Results GUARANTEED: ladtes, gentle face massage: Shamupes, Open evenings, vise Dalton, 317 Kitel Bidg, Elitott ba WANTED —— DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, OLD JEWELRY, OLD BILVER WATCHKS, OLD FAIAM TERTH. HIGHHRT PICKS PAID SMITH JEWELRY CO. 412 L. € TH BLDG. «TH FLOOR nav. GheeNn HOTEL WOCTAND Fourth and Jefferson, near court house, Kanlly reached for ministerial services. Private parlors, Main 6491 “ADIDa PRIVATE SANITARIUM Physician and nurse altendance terms reasonable, 1627 16th ave. Capitol Hill car, FEDERAL JURY FOCH PROGRAM BANDIT KILLED BEGIN ROUND-UP STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 11,1918. PAGE 11 LEVY’S ORPHEUM IS AFTER FOOD INCREASES HUN BY POSSE WHEN OF DELINQUENT SLACKERS HERE WORRY IN WEST HE TRIES TO RUN 1918 CLASS MEN THIRD AND MADISON The federal grand jury went into) %——=—— ~=- GOLDENDALK, July Wild| A round-up of delinquents of the sowsion Tucsday behind closed doors Battle Analysis by Wert scenes were re-enacted yester ou draft class hs a Stee tor fill out questionnaires epo ‘or to wrestle with the longest list of J. W. TT. ented day near Garner, when a sheriff'e! oy, atc Ml examination — commenced charges ever presented here, accord} | Ry United Press Leased Wire | powne rounded up two outlaws in | here Tuesday. ing to officials ‘x Direct to The Star cabin and killed one of the pair Men hazy as to their status under Witnesses called befogg the jury Pomme coe = = — The bandit the work or fight order continue to 9 ve bandits ere Wo Johneton, Tuesday morning were e to have NEW YORK, July 9—Contin. | i a " ss apply to the boards for information. NOW knowledge of food hoarding | uation by Gen, Foch of his pol | me wot Selective service board No. 6 is The case of Pierre P. Ferry, Seat fey of local assaults along the [and Warl Chariton, who was killed.| continuing its deliberations in the PLAYING tle capitalint arrested! lant week fo West front indicates « high de- Stolen horses and material were test cs of Earl Delfer, who was hoarding 600 pounds of wheat flour gree of confidence at allied head: found with them clamned as ¢:: din a nonessential -— will come up before the jury. Ferry quarters in the outcome of any Cheater Davidson, deputy sheriff, occupation because engaged as auto waly his commissioner's yp tin new offensives which Hinden who headed the ponne red the He has since changed to ~ and was automatically bound burg may inflict upon the Ger: | cabin and faced the two men, When that of farm machinery agent to the grand jury, which will decide armies, he maid they were under arrest.| Other auto salesmen are appealing whether or not he #hall be tried in he spirit of eagerness which the |Charlton pulled his gun and fired for decisions in their respective s s the federal court as a food hoarder.| allied soldiers a showing ix un- | DOInt blank at Davidson, wounding | cases. It convicted Ferry I# lable to &|doubtedly a tribute to the inapiring|him ‘slightly, Davidson replied —_—____—__——- REATEST maximum sentence of not more than! presence of America’s first million|WOUNding Charlton, who fled. He) LONDON, July ¢.—Alfred Sims, an ACHIEVEMENT $2,000 fine or 12 months In Jail, OF! troops in France. The persiatency | Ws i good a ng RL heopen American, Res of baer — at both of the anauulen Wie Che nilinn, and the ich Wax armed with nchexters Swansea. He was a religious maniac entice invariable success in guining all lo |8% which brought him down in nothing but bread, cal objectives are @ splendid prepar-|Short order. Hin bod yin in the the biblical maxim, | Morgue here and Johnstone is in jail ye on bread alone Gen. Haig Reports Artillery Action ation for defenre against a new Ger- man drive | Not Good Excuse “HEARTS LONDON July 9% —German arti! | 4 ao Nues to pound new poai.| The fact that Hindenburg may be Soon ee intritian troopa south raining his best troops behind the the nine, Pied Marshal Haig #808 for their work in a forthcoming reperted today : offensive cannot serve ns a natinfac % excuse by the Germans for un During the night.” sald the re acus port, “Landen troops enrried out a, #tadiness of their units now holding 59 successful raid east of Arras, captur- | ‘86 battle front positions. ing a few prisonere and a machine| Jindenburg cannot have drawn po A more than & quarter of 4 million nen mmm for ir sive training as shock What Bad and Ill- 55—~Business Personals troops, The rest of the units for use ace ‘Business Personals -___\n'a'torward swovement wowid come || Fitting Teeth Do— And popular music (aught to 20 lessous from the reserve divisions on Be ____| If & feplacement of only 250,000 ROM no less an au- SILVER. FRRTE BIA: |can cause the German line to be ve 7 Mates. inighset prise pei. 308 | shaken by Gen, Foch, ie now shak thority than the Get Your Cherry _@ ne It, the outlook is very disquieting New York Medical nae RA WILL TR: Phone Baileré ACTICAL WN 7016 ttth NW for Hindenburg’s future plans Journal comes this em- | Seats NLA eT phatic statement as to DiAMO: - S MICHARL, 202 PIKE ST the danger of badly HERA KINGTON PUBLIC #renod- ALL GERMANY fitting plates and Early 7 606 crary Bids. 57—Card of Thanks bridges, as well as decayed and broken teeth: . SUBJECTED TO “The particntar irritation that is found to cause eancer Wr Wien T Parag meeadict hy rag ' ioe ¢ wleée ' » the mouth is the sharp edge of a decayed or tartar- beautiful flere covered tooth the qeustant: aubting . of. the BOX OFFICE OPEN waeee one tongue, cheek or lips over such @ tooth prodnces an 10 A.M. TO 9 P. M. ° abrasion which may pass on through the various ' AMSTERDAM, July 9—"All Ger stages to cancer The irritation produced by the Legal Notices ny and AustroHungary now will sharp edge of a broken or poorly fitting plate, bridge crown or filling, has caused cancer of the mouth.” subjected to food selzure, ra nePORT Ok Tim rikaxctal CONDI: | ing and prohibition of free trading shal : PRICES: Vion lof the Cumrdian fruat & Herings | Food Controller Von Waldow an ELAY in the matter of having the mouth made Washington, 96 tho vastness | it was learoeg toaay. eee sound and clean and useful always adds the NIGHTS .----25-50-75¢-62 nRRoUn: | "It will be some tume before further menace of cancer in the stomach and a Boxes and Loges $150 fe cr aggns ater gr host of other ills that arise from the poisoning on MATINEES ....-.25-50-75@ | Will be reduced. As soon am the the stomach by the mouth. ... There can be no Boxes and-Loges $1.08 bread and potato rauions are re reasonable excuse for delay, for nothing is so im- portant as the health. ... There is no reason for keeping the mouth in thjg dangerous condition. . . . Extractions are absolutely painless in this estab- lishment—nothing to prevent your having those decayed teeth extracted. At least have the tartar scaled from your teeth and all decay removed. stored meations weeks will be estab lahed Replying to Von Wels, noctalint, maid Further defertoration of the food wupply will be unbearable. The wages of the workers wi no! buy adequate food even now, and unem ployment is increasing. If the situa ion continues the strikes of January will be repeated. sieeceee| ‘The Tageblatt announces that be 90 /| cieming August 1 ,there will be one 2) meations week a month ALL LUXURIES —These prices are universal throughout the entire United States, under bond with D. W. Griffith, antil December, 1928. Waldow, Herr Let ue examine your mouth and tell you what you need and what can be done immediately to obviate the dangers of teeth poisoning. It will cost you nothing—phone for an appointment. Blectro Painless Dentists | LaABaTi ne jock paid im ss. Surplus tame ided profits TRUSS Can be oltentnates by. forego “Laboring People’s Dentists” ee NEW MEASURE E. Corner First and Pike. Phone Main 2 Oek: ar. MOLDERUS WASHINGTON, July 9—Proposal a Directors. for a war tax on all articles of daily Hubseribed and sworn ‘ me this! use except a néceasary minimum of food and clothing was made today to the house ways and means com j mittee which met to begin framing lithe new $8,000,000,000 revenue bill on ca No definite decision was reached 2 pures- | but it was practically the unanimous Com: opinion that the numerous articles on the april: | now free of duty must be taxed fhe Fisheries Soraer costing more than a speci GOOD TEETH VITALLY NECESSARY TO HEALTH | ON’T wait until your teeth ache before you have them attended to. Teeth may be sending their deadly poisons into your system, causing serious <dis— under Chap- | tone » fled mount must bear their share gap a= sera gy v: E eases, without your being warned by an ache or a pain. Safety lies-in-constant now MM DRUMPRL LER capensive clo o i ; . . P 4 oliertor af Customa | and women will alno be heavily taxed watching by long-experienced, skillful dentists. " on he: SE 5 with the tax growing greater as the 4 price increases ‘ _ sai Automobile taxes will be consider: ably increased and there will also be tax on gasoline, with a view ‘Public Markets a heavy You Need x o cutting down neumption for CORNER | pleasure. Hotel meals costing over a certain - amount—one proporal puts this ¥ nt as low as $2—may be con ci sidered as unneceerary and taxed as such, In addition to these, there will be a long lst of articles, which ‘ are considered as non-exsentials. Rate on other articles already taxed | ain will probably be increased ‘| YOUNG BRIDE KISSES Having Dental HUBBY’S CONTINGENT EUGENE, Ore, July %.—Volun teers are a very snappy lot, accord ing to Mrs. Herman Miller Mrs. Miller, a bride of three days, went to see her volunteer husband ase, 0ff to the army with his friends, ' r o ™.:| also volunteers. The whole contin: | tiers 2ee Th pickles gent volunteered to kiss the bride or one ove ten titan itt pure | Which they did, while ehe blushed | 10¢ qt. Mtall 22, ling cod, 10e] prettily. Ung oaitaee, ibe 1b. Fed omapper, sanitairhiiiaciiainns Stall 40, 600 ten, 2 Ma She; mm. “tail 22"cantatoupes, | SKY KOMISH DISTRICT 2 bune hes | ta, dhe] LEADS STAMP DRIVE Hun Maid pended B. King county War Savings Stamps | headquarters reported Tuesday that | the Skykomish district had achieved 2 the un-| the highest percentage of oversub- scription on pledges and war sav. ings stamps sold. Inclustve of the by Dr. Sipes and His Guger as : towns of Tye and Alpine $13,025 * ‘= ae ssistants Sie) witan . placed at $7,760. Paimen, soc: 6 large rolls tollet — oe aps, 150, Red CHARLES CRANE’S WILL HI IS FILED IN PROBATE! ESIDES you are assured of the AINLESS dentistry is one of the The will of Charles I. Crane, se! many branches of the science attention of the best dentists in | ree nage tek weet i pear || practiced here. Extracting teeth and the profession. They know exactly aes willed to his wits, Allee’ Wt grinding sensitive teeth preparatory what you need and how to attend to | Crane, to be held in trust and divided to filling or crowning, is done with your wants patiently and _ gently. jamong their children at her death, searcely a discomforting sensation to Every modern method is practiced | Appraisal of the money value of the | the patient. here. « jestate has not baen completed | NURSES COMPLAIN | ‘aront how Btall #1 All Dental Advice Is Free nut butter, 200 1b age ety yg OF JOYLESS LIVES W tnde beat liver, Abo e-5| (Special to The Star) | It costs nothing to learn what your teeth need and how much it will be neces- knocks and bologna, 330 Ib LONDON, July 4 gligh nurses | sary to spend to have them placed in sound repair. Teeth extracted FREE to leery ‘mines Te eee ee are complaining of their joyless lives|f- demonstrate our painless methods, SANITARY without the companionship of men,” | Stall 10A nberrien, $2.15 crate: | we are treated as nuns,” saya one, | Leap, Hee a ba veal ‘and we are the only workers in the} bad 30 oy ; polling. beet Mon a wand, 066.) Beret ale The sun is rising in the west! | | 1420 Second Avenue, (Opposite Bon Marche) ie the. 260, | fakes, 160 Ib; halibot cheeks, 2 Ibs. ac best red salmon, 240 ty Strange, isn't it? |

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