The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1918, Page 3

] THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNE PAGE 3 , SEPT. 25, 1918 Pike Street ve Street 1 a bweaday Nigh Liat in divided wes Killed n, 8: mise Fifth Avenue Gris Faces, teietnet Or th Avenue MONTH-END CLEARANCE SALE Of Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, Bedding and Household Utilities A glance through the appended descriptions of the extraordinary values offered will serve to convince you of the genuine worth of the savings. These Special Reductions are for tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. MONTH-END ——CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE Washington men include n action, and Private J te casualtios are KILLED IN ACTION Addre Next of Kin WOUNDED SEVERELY YOU CAN NOW SEE}. 0c ee See ee SECTION NO, 2 AREALBATTLE |. 0 "t= vate John Metea Arlington, Wash WOUNDED SEVERELY ITALY’S MISSING IN : : corp. BH. Huffman . 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Hiatt, mecha foreman at Supt ay, is in. the yj I Wilson, cashier of the company brought about Hiatt’s arrest. He | held under $2,500 bail Patrolman W. F. Patton, search Ing for a burglar in the ri lon as a y Richardson. 126 11th ave. N, Richardson apol. ogized to the irate cop. A jury found Dr. W. G. Emonds guilty of issuing a pres liquor illegally Judge A Frater, Tue Emonds had been found guilty the same charge on three previou r & Eddy girls will stage dance and entertainment at »idiers and Sailors club, Satur night Samuel Depp, 132 Roanoke st., | was electrocuted Lumber company when a high tension wire cam contact with » he was han of 1410 20th assisting him, was s ned, but will reciver If you can spare it, leave a phono nd record at the Arm: and club, 509 Third for the Merchant Marine crew of the teamer Western Hope, which leaves soon for the submarine ne stees of the Chamber of Com re making an effot stmas buying on Oct 1 Two hundred and fifty feet track on the Ballard = municip: treet car line, at the south er the 15th ave idge will be double tracked imme the incre Funeral services of Lou A. Mahan wer hel utterworth's pe Wednesday at 2 p, m. under auspice Mrs. Mary W. 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