The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 9

y INK YOU'RE GOINGS ims CvENING f STAG PARTY, (s(t F Wer Youre. DO NO SIRS SSENS went owt to the horse races the other day and came back with nothing. but perspira- tion on his hands. ) _ Acreage JUST OUTSIDE CITY YT WILL S68 Close to DES MOINES ROULE- Vaive High Power Tel, spec’l VARD; 2% Salt cleared and 566 Pacif! Welder... $0.40 fenced; hi ee ees | Witt buy or sell Liberty bonds. $2,100. Will buy 1.000 Black Hawk 1 acre, facing BOULEVARD, 3900.1. 4 2% acres: rich, level land: all in| cleared. A snap at) ery easily 0. $85" Half-acre: close to station and paved ; fine spring creek; $600; terms $50 cash 1008 3rd Av ROBERT BY CO. TACRE. ON SWIFT “st: GOOD | 1.875 Liberty Oil & ¢ L000 Delite Silver Mines 100,000 Canada Oil & Venture 1,450 Granite Gold, Alaska 1.000 Mother Lode, Alaska 1,000 Success, Idaho 13% MAX WINKLE 214 Union st Eliott 850 &-roomy house, strictly modern; trees cist bearing fruit wift at TRA ‘OP LOGGED-OPF LAND FOR SALE “Low. prices: We will accept Lib- e RKE_& FARRAR, INC. | 203 New York Bids @ half interest for almo: one Queen Anne CLOSE-IN ACREAGE ; lewed; fine black and clay 2’ acres cleared; some bulldings and orchard: near high- way, and just a short distance out- wide the city limita, Price $1,200; easy term: GILITAM. Owner, 908 Seaboard Big. | | 97 PI RACTICA elke m6 3 fiatiara 1257 | WANTED —DIAMONDS. “OLD GOLD, OLD JEWELRY, OLD SILVER, WATCHES, OLD’ FALS® THET! HIGHEST ‘pric SMITH J ‘ | . OEMITH HEDGE, 4TH FLOOR. . RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING ride out-| And popular music taught In 20 lee- Spectal Notices — 10 ACRES: IL clay Toam soi LA a short side the city. Price $500; easy! sons. Pantages pee are . | OLD GOL LW EETH, DT * GILHAM, Owner, $08 Seaboard Bids. |“ onda wanted. Highest price pala. g FREAT: | 108 Cherry st. Tistel Holiand, 4th. on, Conveniently located. Main 6491. ON CREDIT RE ST. REV Gk at Jeff Private pariors. | DIAMONDS, WATCH? MIC FL, 202 F terms, dl A FARM Ir YOU WANT TO OWN A FARM $20 CASH KOTH DRAWS SUSPENSION | And 31° imonthiy will, poy CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 14.—Bob- ! gg fen, pw” ACR by Roth, outfielder, aid not accom- LEWIS COUNTY LAND is enough| pany the Cleveland American league to make a good living and a com- fortable home. LEWIS COUNTY, Southwest WASHIN' . is about |club East on their last trip. Roth has been suspended for the balance $0 miles south of Seattle, on the|of the season by Manager Fohl be- main double track line of four transcontinental railroads, with the best transportation in the| Rate. No ROCK: | PAINLESS TO THE 4 CLOSE to WAY, which is CHEHALIS ABSOLUTELY FREF CIRCULAR sent t . 300D PLACE TO LIVE nASY PRICES LO ALL. ay CONDITIONS FA ig F THE FARMER IN THIS | LOCALITY. Write t to DAVID P. F Third A NOILOVULXS |) YOUR CHANCE 18 iN CANADA—RICH i lands and business opportunities offer you independence, Yarm iand, $11 to| , $90 acre; irrigated jands, $25 to $50; 26 years to pay; $2,000 loan in im- provements; Jonn of live stork: taxes Gveraue under 20 cents an acre: no t dales 06 Yerpcovements, parsonal phere ' erty oF live. stock. Good markets ; churches, sch roads, telephones Excellent climate--erope and live stock neseokers’ fare frea booklets, Muperintendent Pacific Ry., 160 berta prove it. Special Write Allan Cameron, G Land Branch, Canadia Ninth ave, Calgary, DR. P. L. AU 08 Third Ave., Look into your mouth and our gums are sore, sloughing and ceding. If so, you have PYORRHEA so-called Riggs’ Disease. I will cure this disease and restore your gum: 5, D;|\to a healthy condition very reason- entlemen. Violet ray for | a' bk Ay work guaranteed fifteen Theumatiam: face massage: | years, reasonable discount al- ‘Open. evenings lye to ail union men and thelr M217 Mitel Wide | tarilies. Examination and estimate free of | charge. United Painless Dentists ‘or. Jamen, - tot PrP mM seu ood an soon wae HATH Results “ATROPT ATE NATIONAL | ACTOR, GRAD- HOOL, CHI BULTATION LDING THE Wir it | Attorneys—Patent | FRED P GORIN Patent Atiorne: ee Pa | 701 Cent Do You MEAN TO Teil Me DO.| |Nou've See ovT HEEB ALL AFTEQNOON AND HAVEN*T CAUSHT al son {NTS “Town, CAN PUT UP pa “W’ NIGHT ent secured or DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—You Can’t Beat That for Luck, Tom. refund 390. Fi Oo OTHER charge? PRO K RESPROTA row money JEWELERY. dential | te teach | P | ereity, 3 WAY. halls; day a Fourth ave. | WE DO GOOD W wig, 2586. warehoure White Bldg Phone Main. MP Fourth “ave therapeutic matism — my LASKA JUNK § Biliott 2291 LOWEST Office. |THE M’CORMICK LINE 109 Cherry St. OD ROME 1231 Fourth. DRY FIREPROOF Second-Hand Clothin; ee h Bi: lampn, i | Myers, chiropodist. easy terms. STOCKS AND RONDS “WAY fritabends ae first payment: pay BAY natn WOMAR the ‘Salance out of your wages eibioe m Steady work in our camp and mili °* SS Pag ta for steady men. FOR SAL MOVIN PICTURE a an es theatre seats, two machines SONREES THREE LAKES LUMBER Co. All equipment in good | order 09 tnd ave’ Consultation % doing very profitable business; es- hye ie Three Lakes, Wash dete very prottable bumnese: s5- Dractice all cases; _____.gy| East September ‘This place | « nt not led Come and J BALL--PSTARLISHE 1887.) - ‘ be sure convinced Dractice. All casen Free vasa imate acmmeabamte 14 low rent: two-year Iease/| consultation. (31% Burke Hide. 905 CLEARED VALLEY LAND | Broadway Theatre, Everett, Wash.| Second ave Main 72 | 5.000 PER MONTH ¢ L ches a Finest kind of rich, black roit, | |" merchandise for sale. including 4 thoroughly cleared: 620 feet | @ postoffice, $60 per RUBY TONDGR: i frontage on road month. New buildings, $35 rent| ict, ges i other ronda: mail| er month. Will invoice about! 2, 8 ttled district, handy to | Fb00, including fixtures. Apply i line, school, to J. T. Paschich, Cumberland, Wn. | sagas 7] 4 Brice | $4,200. Serna, FARD WORK FHiy HAS VALUA- | Lor FE tee oe - 5 WORK EL AUA-| Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly 4 cash, balance $10 monthly. | arent, already allowed. Must] “and ‘contidentialiy” en fe aotekly } have money for final. fee. Pinon sive atark. | 1903-4 1. fa Niaith. ras Bu, 4462 YES_ WE LOAN MONEYON-DUA- ON DIA; monds and jewelry at 2 per cent. CHARGES. Others may ADVERTISE lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they IDENT LOAN ROCIPTY, tne. 411 Seneca and 114 Marion. AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. #21 2nd _GUARAN- you olf or new of. Onwaid, Elliott 118 Hippodrome, Fifth and Uni- Take One or Two Lessons Little cost nd evening. Main 3911 | Dancing Teachers’ Assn. New York. mia ali Pitot Benoa ILL, PUMPS co. t Ave. & ORK—G. Te HART: Phone Main STORAGE Central Storage Co, CLOTHING ROUGHT AND BOLD. | 1904 First ave. 1918 Westlake ave, . RKISU BATHS, 1408 Electric cabinets, tubs Rheu- ervalt, mechano-ther- Main $219; day or CO, 1120 Firat ave RATES TO (CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO | LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO | | FREQUENT SAILINGS, meal ongers. By ha Di and full particulars at City Ticket | Phone Elliott 3436 Louta ATA FOR SUNDAY GAME “Pol j}ond round matches in the national champlonsbip courts ef the ‘The dig question in the minds of | local baseball fans is just who will do the pitching for the two all the scheduled to pitch for the team, it should be | south paws. Mr. Wage Barner: L. Y, STAYTON, very things, and MOF ‘This Company, MANAGER, ready GOING BUSINE “Tru: STAL T PIPE, L. Y. STAYTON offer: small beginning to T “COMBI He ha fellow workmen as M Now it is up to YOU ATION," or in telling others. If YOU won't, on't what he is doing, It SHIPYARD and PI United States. Thi 9p. m all this and at the same INDE Pat yo the limit. OFFICE 0) 422.425 New York Block SHIPYARD AT BR Must Be AN AWPULLY SILIN TWING To piTe A great Dattle of But with the shipyards presenting but two left-handed —_ 3; Pipe Factory here in Seattle, interested with him in a busi ui always paid MOI with your MONEY by investing in his Company, he KNOWS Go out to BRYN MAWR Lake Washington (cars leave on the hour a ACTOR and we will tell you how easy it is {DENT and ready for the RAINY rr shoulder to the wheel and back this kind of a man to HOOK WITH A ( wert Y5ee There's ONLY “TWO PUBLIC 'OUSES IN “TOWN, TH’ “Duck Ine” OVER “THERE, AN’ TH’ . it will be more likely that that outfit There may be other nervice while the remaining Fange downto 25 cents, Connecticut woman for moved when fofled. y" McKenry will start the game for changes in prices of the grandstand boxes and directly behind the plate will be $1.50, | prices will | Tink ISHING IS AN AWFUL STUPID SPoRT PAGE 9 “BY ALLMAN, Pooh! ANYBODY CAN CATCH A ere arescy gr Youst- Crt Back OF THE ROPES-' Dp YA"THINK YA OWN FAVORITES WIN AT NET? POSTON, Aug. 14.—F. B. Alexan der and bi. C. Wright, former inter. nationalists, won their first and sec doubles lawn tennis tournament on the Longwood Cricket club Tuesday. star aggregations representing the | || ibigyatd tances... Dave Will All of the favorites came shipyards and the service men. ween ee ann ace ane in the poe eg winners. [they clash Sunday. Paul Mittery. | 0 + roe ohh se hitting the bai} ‘Te summaries follow: lately from the Coast league, looked sight on the te couple ot | K. Fisher and 8. Dinnack, Au very efficient agninat the Senttle | OED! OF ti nt ot rong oe: | gunta, Me., defeated E. Simons, Los | North Pacific team last Sunday. He | fmos. Daubert. of the Beattie Nora | Angeles, and 1. E. Mahan, New| stood the opposition on their heads p hoard Prev Bh As a Tor hia fielding | XOrk: by default | until the sixth, when Smith rapped | for the shortatop job. for Bis fleliing | Myrick, Utica, and Edwin out the first hit against him, but no | 8nd iiltting hive mat pv hom soem Sheafe, Brookline, defeated H. B. | - eoenpes sve ted the taatgoing | 224 Buddy Ryan may break into the a Waka We Mentany: S89, \ttery also defeated the fast-goi ata cy Merb borg \6 6 Camp Lewis squad led by the re pin yea adhe work has looked |“ H. Binsen and J. 8. O’Boyle, doubtable Reuther, If Reuther ieee ee cea te expected. The| Pelham Bay, defeated 8. L. Beals and iw. Longwood, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 ¥. B. Alexander and B. C. Wright, York, defeated H. Bretz and R Seaver, Longwood, 6-2 Alexander ler and H | Peinam Bay, defeated K Rand, Fisher and and W. T. defeated F Niles, Longwood Philadelphia. NW Thomas and J. B. Hughes, Pel ham Bay, 6-0, 61, 6-2 | E. H. Bingen and J. 8. O'Royle, Petham Bay, defeated J, Norwell and Go to the iT DRUG best possible treatment. |8-6 FREE DOCTOR eit tenet Be co, St. and 1111 First Ave. And the Doctor will give | If you are sick you cannot do bet. | 1nd F ter than take advantage of this offer. We save you money and give the, CONCRETE SHIPS Did you ever have a chance to become a “PARTNE ina GREAT, BIG, OLD ESTABLISHED and “GOING” BUSINESS? Did the Employers’ Association ever pay, or agree to pay, you MORE WAGES than they had to? Don't you think you owe it to yourselves to back a Company, or rather a MAN, who dares to do these things? the President of this Company, has done these for over TW of which he is the PRESIDENT and GENERAL wants some additional MONEY to ENLARGE an al- wants to install ANOTHER after some of the business the been getting, and to manufacture Its celebrated “LONE the PEER of all sewer pipes; also a CON- CRETE SHIPYARD for building all types of CONCRETE SHTPs. a chance of a lifetime to become pas that he has built up from a very, ST of its kind in the North. ‘TY YEARS, that is, it to get you 2 LARG it All his life he has refused to become identified with any “TRUST* either for than the Union Scale, and treated his the restraint of trade or labor, and not SLAV AGE EARNE the CAPITALISTIC CL. on the Seattle & Renton Railws nd half hour), and 2 CONCR be long before you will # Y that will time help yourself and be HAL! American Concrete Pipe & Shipbuilding Co. L. Y. STAYTON, President N EVERY EVEN iG UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Phone Elliott 2212 CEMENT PIPE PLANTS Nos. 1 and 2 at Tacoma and Bryn Mawr. MAWK (on Seattle & Renton Railway) {8 to support him, not aa but by your VOICE ASS will not. a TAL in the m. and nelp him do “WAY DAY and OLD AGB. 64, 2-6, 6-8, 8-6 A. Kentl, Longwood ylor, New York, defeated HM. Tay by and R. Currier, Longwood, 6-0, nder and Wright defeated J |S. Myrick, Utica, 'N. Y., and Edwin | | Sheafe, Longwood, 6-4, 6-0, 6-2 J.D. Jones and R. Dana, Provi you a careful examination | dence, R. I., defeated C. Collester and and prescribe for you! I. Kemp, Longwood, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. FREE. | W. T. Hayes and R. H. Burdick, | Chicago, defeated W. Rosenbaum | Baggs, New York, by default \BOB, MICKEY Mickey tive cacnps. The bill, | Fort Lawton military sailor. Two | complete the card. is set for 8:30. other four-round bouts wil | fund \Favors Suspending ton athletic | CLEVELAND, 0., | Cleveland |. Dunn, —unless the Clevelan¢ has a change next y owner of | American league club, of heart during the winter. | “I don't know what my colleagues | think about continuing next | but if I must build a team of school usue baseball in a big league town ad better let the amateurs havi is over, when the back to its own,” | NATI,0., A 14.—Hay | Chase, who was suspended by Man ager Mathewson for indifferent play , has been notified by Herrmann of the will ¢ id game Dunn sa until the National commission h enjoying a cool game ef cards er pocket billlards dewn stairs TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR Soft Drinks Main 2819 ‘Card Taniee ‘ALL READY) King and Bob McAllister, .| crack middleweights, are both in fine | shape for Friday night's Arena card, | according to word from the respec- under supervision of the authorities, will include a six-round go between George Ross and Joe Hill, soldier and The opening bout | The receipts go to the Fort Law- | Major League Ball, Aug. 14.--There | will be no major league baseball in James | year, boys and old men, I will not open my I am not in favor of minor | the field to themselves until the war me President | Cincinnati club that his suspension will stand thruie \s e ° ° ° i|@ Patents have been granted to 8) 9. pinnack, Augusta, Me., by default. a baking board cofhaisting of a pad of waxed | Tilden, jr. paper, from which sheets can be re- eH ws ATONE, YouLL TH BesT 2. 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