The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1918, Page 3

BS | ni i” ‘ a7 \ 4 2 » | N DIRECTION JENSEN & VON NER ete TALMADGE Her Only Way SENG SHOOTINGS RILE Seattle Yanks “LITTLE ITALY" THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1918, ~ POOR HEALTH TO BLOCK WAR TRIP Get Greeting From George CHICAGO, — Bept Chicago'n| In @ letter to Mra, John P. John} The itinerary of the Countens de Litt noothing today |.*ton, of 6609 Cal John P.| Bryas and her sister, MUe. Jacqu ver two shootings near “Death | Johnaton, who arrived in| line de Bryas, in Seattle under the at 16 committee on put Corner England with the American fe “ ane Sages y n canceled be Thomas Perotta, wealthy Italian | sends a message ‘i merehant * wounded. He had/ trom King und her sister ar carcely crumpled to the sidewalk| oiner American noldier trenuoumnens of be Peter Ordilano was shot r, which haw taker ae Ordilano'n assassin sald hi - es yee eee oN the countr After had Perea. Teinee f the British isles welcome ke cumin ban tenn we 1 was Po William Nn your way to take your #tand | isp eturn to Washir negro laundryman, also wax wound eo the armies of many nations for several months’ com . w fighting the old world the ir in one of : great battle for human freedom phon Patriotic crowds finished the work The allies will gain new heart h begun by a woman who knocked the| and spirit in your company ; te hat from the head of a water I wish that | could shake the| Pt ating from the declaration « or of N ' t 1 bid pes ey aide h one of you and bid yOu! While in Seattle, she is stopping hak wee on your minsion, —|at the home of Mr, and Mra, Jame as GEORGE R. 1 MacFarlane, 1649 Federal ave evening the ¢ Resinol counteracts the bad effect On Wednesday . foal Stat vd loc noon, she was honor at the White Elephant shop nd Tuesday night will dine at the Sunset club, On Wednesday, she wth the luncheon guest of the Women's University club. Stage Employes Bring $8.10 to Our Boys’ Smoke Fund |" we Employes, local No, 154, carried an of sun,wind and dust upon snr radeon bin Digg eghceonee Ball your complexion street threw money of it, and The smoke and dust of city life, and Resinol Ointment is cool " rei Reredt ders te Sam the sun and wind of the country, spell ing and healing to an irritate: VE ha ruin for good complexions. But It contains medicinal agents that are > a Jap Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap repairs the damage done in this |way and helps to keep the skin clear, clean and fresh “CEASELESSLY the divorce mill grinds its grist out of the wrecked loves of men and women” WALLACE on the WURLITZER STAR-LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY Admission 20c Children 10c (Plus War Tax) First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Just on the eve son's 0 handsome mate ings, Why ne morrow? 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Haven't scores of your acquaint- ances and friends come to Seattle, originally intending be here temporarily—and aren't they here yet, mighty glad to stay? Yet property values are so attractive that you can build right now at scarcely any greater cost, taking house and lot together, than a few years ago. If you have the ground it’s the right time to build a house and turn the vacant lot into money—or make it pay you a revenue in rent. So many good things are in store for Seattle after the war is over that to build a house and keep it will be one of the best investments you ever made—years and years ahead. The intelligent, far-sighted governments waging war for Freedom and Liberty have wonderful plans for “recon- struction” after the war. Like a fine, well-oiled automo- bile changing to a higher gear, the transition will be so and smooth the “passengers” will hardly know it aking place. is In this particular, Seattle is more fortunately situated than perhaps any other city in America. Her sun is just rising! Seattle can’t be held back! Make up your mind right now to build all the houses you can—one, five, a dozen. Then get in touch with our organization, and see in how many ways we can be of useful assistance to you—advising you about the site, type of house, architecture, building materials, and even arranging with contractors of standing so your house may be built with many others at quantity prices, with or- ganized efficiency. Seattle must have those 5,000 more homes; mil- lions in contracts depend upon it. All America is watching Seattle! MORE HOMES BUREAU Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. COBB BUILDING, PHONE ELLIOTT 3761. a canvass of the b acco fu » the water tender of matilla co FUND 4 $6 West, 1016 Bec Umatilla, nubol Lake 4,000 PLEDGES ARE NEEDED FOR HOMES orning, und Sands, One thousand on secured and 4,000 nmittee porte a Sailefactory Terms ‘Always oes! eae || tHe] ROTE-RANKINC. ==: | COLUMBIA nmoiearen | GRAFONOLA STEALS W. S. S. 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A Sacred Duty —to— ‘OUR BOYS OVER THERE”’ Uncle Sam is calling on every American to assist in put- ting all the man power possible into one gigantic effort in the building of ships to supply our Army and Navy with the munitions, food and clothes necessary to keep them 100 per cent efficient; we are, therefore, going to do everything in our power to help our Uncle Sam save the lives of our boys “over there” by making this sacrifice necessary to WIN THE WAR. Uncle Sam asks of us to reduce the man power at work in our business to its minimum, and we feel to hesitate to comply with his request would be showing evidence of dis- loyalty ; therefore, we make this ANNOUNCEMENT: Beginning September 10th, we will replace our men waiters (under'the age of 45 years) with Women Waitresses. WE WILL CLOSE OUR RESTAURANTS EVERY NIGHT AT ONE O'CLOCK, except our Restaurant at 1418-1422 Third Avenue, which we will keep open on SAT- URDAY NIGHT ONLY, for the accommodation of the Soldiers and Sailors. In making this change, we wish to thank our waiters for their efficient co-operation in the past, and that our regret caused by losing their services would be tremendous were it not that we know that they, like all other Americans, cheer- tully wish to help Uncle Sam WIN THE WAR. Respectfully yours, HAZEN J. TITUS, President, CHAUNCEY WRIGHT RESTAURANTS CO. 42-Story L. C. Smith Bldg. 1418-22 Third Ave. 110 Occidental Ave. 1209-11 Second Ave.