The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 8 MONDAY, OCTORER 21 ree as TR 1918, i, Mt 9 . al rie So cntat 7 The Largest Audience in|! “\t AND FEMATS nent eCTAD 1 RONEN Vor Sale—Teal iatate 7h VOR SALE—REAL ESTATE . oo i Ho i) UNIT HOUsL the Northwest | STAR CLASSIFIE! saat te cunt martuaent onl clerk att x nations N MI A NTO) ecenne THEY CAME OAK PATUC 7 ‘Wek rd ’, WN ft alte} . 1 a i} Read The Star's } vert ry 8 = f Not ( FIO We Nave . | porter ‘J Hs i AWW Vrs THEY CAMN—to—OAK PARK me uilding lots for $250 Want Ads 1 eaaen Suewiee, Coverenen: Sie Located at 610 Second SUNDAY ear fine” ; Phone Main 600 | gonars «f a Te Avenue ay Nee ait Sie aa n'y Gh Of Har many patronn wh - ieee ba ton, 7] ( 1©@ Dl nn “~ happy and gre Cor . ee ” . " U)(W and ta | Rates Per Insertion Lost AND FOUND ttl, ©) WUDK ue ataie Stor omar te | te cee vppr a LOC Str TYPEWRITER NO enn © WUE OMI TRACT THA: | 904 remrye ita 1 Transient charme ndvertisina, 2) " re We, J | rol ALA cents 8 Hae per insertion ward will be paid for in ation YUU We & found them juat as represent: | HY OWN | ac Genes Saree Sta tusertions $0 t tice manage ; Classified advertising may be Ras aayee * “ith bs Bk oa } 1 $3.1 . pee al einen alow DIAM \ i left at this address up to 11 a m oa Somme oom, sem a Phe per tanert : . 1 \ pa r each day, for the regu! after Large tract t peitllen : i line), Six insertt . r nA hoon edition qecues, ') ca 4 ae Gee F . tive, el eee ofa, hited binet; bedroor but § ¥ r Set POR) SALE—AUTOMOnILES “ ; , Ant H & oi tae Trew Hunt fet i a credit ts mond, OAKLAD INE ' iuent r taxes tha 82 POR SALE—WATERERONT | 400. nak toe 6M TO LET — UNFURNISIIED ‘ Hoot? pte | PROPERTY | S partment, and place ¥ » and ‘ | before the largest audience HOUSES 1 t ' ‘ RADED heey 1 WATE! VRONT F F and F det did ciry WATER | ; | . f part i ‘ Ler waer Pry — , : And all makes 1 used cars SIDEWALKS IN A . and fenced 15 FEMALE HELP WANTED | Nie ‘essoica iy peta | We are pind to dem GRADED SCHOOLS | fearing trees, ‘Trice $4,800 } | te | FOR RENT—HOUSES Lots right on the car line as low a O ReRT MALTBY CO, | IN A TIGHT PLACE? od aot . HENRY Mosar | b nied Ave 1 ! " ALIKE) 44 Ave. Phot ! ee oe ie a BORROW MONEY ave a . ! “ 1 and | ' $ 93 STOCKS AND BONDS ground ae $ $250—$250 ; hace abapes 3 BOARD AND ROOM BE THESE USED TRUCK WAR ; $200—$260 ; LIBERTY BONI wy HOM COOR gen wee ae a 3 3 at viPhie AY Packard Seton t ih ariver’s sesesesgsgs WE LOAN MONEY ON ——— — emma “8 . ‘. AND | {8 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS |Jackard Delivery with panel ON EASY TERMS LIPET noNDs BOVGNT LIBERTY BONDS i SWE PAYS MORE for clothing, | W *, Scton with body eile Cie Se cei hehe sted anvernigtse abs t We b ona ik 1\-ton Furniture Van, n : Bl shh ‘ AND BUY OUTRIGHT So sg om, it ene 1 Vig-ton with body Jean be bu 1 and 4 } a i 4 . White Lt-ton cha pocketbook Spot Cash Paid PRO 3 ze . febaker with summer and win Ir YOU NEF Dn Come out t On Park any ¢t hii es wae 19 POR SALB—MISCELLANEOUS Pallala”) worm (-ton Get transportation at . YoU CAN GET | eeay ee Bg Me town of mae GY No Delays Any Denomination ON YOUR PARTLY PAID- ¢ THE WHITH COMIANY Banke gotoscg ; : . ao 2% —— H.W. BIRD and W. H. COUGHLIN LIRERTY BONDS NEW FORD; OVERSIZED TIRKS 610 American Hank Building. | ye LA te my TT tre . Hassler LU k t bers Yah " ree All transactions 5 y || SELL DIRECT TO A RELIABLE, a ’ pec gas ranch Offices ‘ $1,000 || LICENSED STOCK AND BOND pavers Serecy Oteeeae, Sevise! Oak Park and Riverside, | ra ie EN ror. This car WILL BE SOLD AT LEPHONES: (Office) Elliott Partly P 7 , WESTERN STOCK & | OKER ANY ISSt BS OCLOCK, THURADAY EVEN: | TEbe7) t2venings) Hast 218 | Partly Paid Bonde bought. SOND CO. j ‘a ING TO HIGHEST BIDDER. PUT 3 j IN YOUR HID 200 Central Ride . Out-of-Town Orders Promptly (Opp te Blevator) CASH PAID | $100 CASH PAID HENRY MossRact = ee a t-of-Tow Jers Promptly esee 42h A $1,200 Bure pairay. some tur Attended To. Gov SRNMENT Nt Ens Wt NDREDS $1,000 | ‘M aL eae isis per month, Owner. | of clerks fo t me cus 1 on \ 1 Sth &. Rainier valley ¢ t soon, salary $1,200 to $2,000. Bx \ en teeetee” Phone Rainier Licensed Brokers tt} Perience unnecessary. For free MARKET CASH a the wee D i hea. | } particulars regarding exams ne o Re patr a OwneR wit 1 SELL. AT HARGAIN, |) | tions write J. C. Leonard ¢ FOR PARTLY PAID " att i modern b-root tage; large | | | Civil Servic Examiner), _ 3008 . t ' t | geod car serv mmediate de NEW YORK STOCK & HON | Kenols Bldg. Washington, D. © BONDS. ; kagENGI CAT HUDpz|lvery. Phone Main 113 | GIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, 1 Oaklap 1 Stoddard | LOYAL MimiGuTS LL 4ox | COMPANY { aitle, November 3, December 7.|/ RECEIPTS ON BANKS OR Dayter ihabaesss price $600. Liberty bonda taken a | ary $1,200. Experience unneces WHERE you ARE EM har 1 rd Mon tathe A Monroe o care W. W. M 741 New York Mullding. sary. Women desiring govern: |} : wed. CBE CAI EM . RAaY TERMS — «ROOM ment positions write for free par PLOYED. OUT - OF - TOWN } Mt th and Bast Pine cottag ght and water ind | tlenlars, R Terry (former Civil e WE a . | os MODEL FORD TOURING GARG] view; near car t 4Ox120 need Service Examiner), 960 Columbian CUSTOMERS MAY DISPO: perfect condit in garden. Fauntleroy F tol Building. Washington, D. C i & pt ag bbb Juncau at. f. A. ¥ | | LADIES—EARN $15 WEEKLY IN OF RONDS THROUGH REG for first pay F eALE ; ROO: : ; ‘spare time at home addressing and Be amen ; WE nvy nonps j Sete aticcar Letters. Send ERED MAIL DIRECT TO PASHENGEL hath, on mma't 20e (silver) for S0c sample outfit | shay Ge Weet 54th s | WE PAY CASH NO DELAYS a full part eh bs at once r | ROOM HOUSES TS Wr Mes ‘ " 4 OFA iy | NORTHWESTERN STOCK & || Room 222, New James Hot | freee Benes, eee ote | enn Siee eeiens hae - Brisbane Pidg. Buffalo, N. Y. | BOND COMPANY |) 1918 CHANDLER CH auMY Witt 19 W. McGraw Aside from bonda offer pr — + PREKLY SOND } wheels, extras, et » CAR — ~ aT TYTY ferred high gr writ EApres ARN $15 WEEKLY || EMPotrtae Vth @ & Pine ji Wis? SEATILR PRopenry | | [ONS 8 s . ice in spare time at home addressing || 601 ALASKA BUILDING NEW " 4 | 53 and mailing circular letters. | #EDAN — 1 vey HOMESERK ERS, APTENTION : 30e (silver) for Se sample osttit |, ‘. tires—wir * Price| We are building in West Keattle me inher us—we are at and full rtieulara. Butta z iD DOORS within walking distance of the your service Siisle Publishing Co, Briobene lw, ory ceed ee oi uctrated UBED CAR EMPORIUM shipyards and near the Mine) oo 4 Bide. Ruffalo, N. ¥ ckieos he ti, bentune Sala, oo 12th and ¥ Pine | 100 homes, ranging in price from| WESTERN STOCK & NOND CO. BHA M POOINE TATRDRERAING | Fequest. Get our net’ prices on | i918 LITTLE 4 HUPMOTILE—CORD | $1.260 to 95.000, which we sell on 300 Central Butiding manicuring: fine atock of sew Balt | sash, doors, frames, paints, build-| Pitre Prettor hurry? Ae tre rental terms, Some now ready LIRERTY. BONDS NOUGHT YoR crete. toilet Lh ge gee A an nk Daper, et P fF PA - RUTTNER REALTY COMPANY cash Northwest tock & Hond| ¥ decorat: anc ui PD: 2 Ted resin paper +. $1.00) 117-18 HCICK & PABRENGETE tag ged ca, 66, Aleoue tea Baer new "management. | I-th deadeninx’ fei i ie oa tirea ae or. W; Alaska and 37th Ay Alsske Bite 4 Improvement Shop. §2 1 No. 8 an 115| USED CAR tUM, Pith @ untleroy car oat 13 p + BU ay Seal Roof 2.00 B Pin 7 nt KISyER Ws u 2 real os BONT MUST BE AMERICAN Seal Roofing 2.50 VELIE @ ROADSTER, 191T 41,000 * clusively ished 19 ake oe e room, gas, bath, phone Seal Roofing 3.00 USED CAR. EMPORIUM | in g.. 109 Ind av. Main 680! Power Tel Se or euctes Sir” I0ly ‘noreh| gucrantes ante activery.. zth and ' WF WANTED—REAL ESTATE 4-3 hed Ave. Call between 6 and § even-|The larg manufacturers in the)? ENCLORED PANEL it iF YOU WANT 20 SELL, YOUR | {00 saree ire Cee & Coals ings _| West selling @ircct to the con-| QAI, Serr at tne UshD| Braperty, let it with us We can); 909 Hits ‘Staerte ee GReDIT SA LITTLE DOWN ALF)", wrnttams co | CAR EMPORIUM, 12th & B Pine Ree cian a GAL 1.009 Chitinn Kuskulane : M07 ene, Seen. Teceet 2 }1943 Firat Ave. & Seattle | _*treet | 611 Mitel Hide, Second. at Pte [F355 Mio nainier Mining Goll. le Co, % Third) HUGH MoTAGUE—Gon, auto repele | WH UY, BELL AND EXCHANGE | 1-000 Groat Weatern Petroleum. 12] | STATIONARY SAW; WHITTER EN-| {25,, Maxwell expert a anything, anywhere, 1f one Star ; WASTED_GIRES FOR FACTORY | kine—worth 9156. Better than a w ROMISON CO. 710 SRD AVE. |i Lincoln-Idab work between ages of 18 and 25.| new. It will pay to investigate | gy For Sale—Auto Trucks rT) ACREAGE Ap ets Bc) OPT 18) A the Nut House, First 8%. this | a n en bined ming -F 10] and biscy ot” | i-FON BUICK FROCK A NG 1.00) Alaska Home 10 ve " hw a ns ‘Two good wagons for sale A eplen- shape USED CAR EMPORIU i J berty O11 & 0 “Rrnished: BO aeerite’ toet: 33] did buy. MAKE YOUR Bw | 12th & } ne REST DARGAIN IN KITSAP bn AX WINKLED ze frult trees. A bargain if taken} TERMS : GARAGES | COUNTY n_ St, oa sso. | ; at once. 6551 Dibble ave WOR GALM-€ boot, targe wheeta SCTE WEPATIC EITOP {0 acres: beat soll; mostly bottem| California has 200 men discharg I Gpen for private for wood amd coal wagon, See us ti § ke (Upstairs) land: two creeks: near Colby, Theled ¢ military service as con i Stevens Dancing 5: about these ning. Call Ral-|¢ a patel beat piece on the peninsula. $2,500, | oot on 7 = nier 63 a snap Adjoining 40 sold la p 4 uu MALE HELP WANTED - pt de Call Ka >. 600. — : LP WAN —_ =i year for § ee 5 — one LIBERTY BONDS novGuT. 69 MOTORCYCLES AND — A TIGHT PLACE? No delaya “Any Denomination | Seetenerreeers I ernction PUGET SOUND F BORROW MONEY soo svase | SCHUCK. CYCLE oc 2 weart-| Pra | . > : ( 00 ake ain 6078 ond tand mile SS Partly Paid Ronds Fought oe ee ee fecciee ‘aneae| oat i ON YOUR Out-of-town orders pr a Ea he tr fy ean Mad | Quner il 4 ed to. | Fi ol A A boing } - r “ia loensed Nrokera > " " Jur ; LIBERTY BONDS NORTHWESTERN EERSTE & nonp |%5 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE aust go ALL LOCAL ROUTES | 2 ANY to you, STREAMERS LEAVE rhom COLMAN | id 4 cE y 601 Alas! 3d 4 WE LOAN MONEY ON aska bids. apie Rate AASEN & SEXTON CO. DOCK, FOOT OF MARION street | LIBERTY BONDS PHONOGICA PHS OUI SPECIALTY | : 1 Ave | . ‘ OREIGN RECORDS | HORROW MONEY | : j AND BUY OUTRIGHT MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE : Beattio |} . . : 9 @NAP | o lake. Hiett 26 ON YOUR | mL AF TD. C— Port Townsend —Port > te new Times Eide ear the pular prPiten wh | IF YOU NEED MONEY trade, exchanee. repair ERTY BONDS | prs MOINES BOULEVARD — | wr } " 7 7 Alder bottom land, with ' 1200 (Mieamer Mol Due, for! @ dipm YOU CAN GET IT HERE Ng 7 ee through it, Price $2,000. | mid- [Townsend, Angeles| daily ty and. kp makes “ai WE LOAN MOARY ¢ } ALTRY CO’ || mteht land Victorta | ON YOUR PARTLY PAID- ity and k 4 | i Third Ave | 1. "eas eat a ale LIBERTY x Victoria Mundaya | FOR BONDS HANING S# x i | k AD Y u% ACRE $950 Tacoma Direct il All transactions str ss i EPC: 7 Gam Ricamers Tacoma andl 17a confidential : Ox IP YC d > MONEY “4 f sized’ hous 11-00 12 wa 7004 1 8 t0p 200 Central Bide ter, 119 n | ee: f ad ’ $10 20pm || (Opposite levator) | poult ! | datty || KAVANAGIUS $260 a 100 wee | ; , me NEW PIANe 5c RENT rer All transactions strictly ie to ae Seen see GOVERNMENT NERDS HUNDK ED applied | on rchase = -Miyer- nfident aah and Pttam ir, fleas, tor Port! Titpm clerka for Incom ax, Custom ‘oner, 710 fn “ OopmiTownaend | directi10:30pm || Internal Revenue. Examinations | Hyer 7 iRAPII ) ae ¥ [Connects at Townaend) dally soon. Salary $1,200-§2.000. fF valu louse, TEE 'O & inquire ffice Jwith rat! lines for alll perience unnecessary. For free| jqo9 rd BOND CO Pacrar, inc, at of | pointe on Olymple! | Particulars “regarding | examina: | ahi. oy pentnanta ' | tions, write RE. T (former - Central F Civil’ Service Fixamin 300 51.0 WANTED—FURNITURE | (Ope Bleva L. a Anacortes and Tellingham umbian Bids ashington. D. ¢ naabs ‘ . O0am Rteamer Whatcom) & O6am rows, SCR: PARK, | -ere surature Co, $06 TIES Mats | $100 CASH x, || datly [for Anacortes and! datty South Seattle, attention. The Se- 3 er Eee, natin : i | attle Machine Works want ma . . " » MON IEARING ORCHARD | | Ceitete aoe helpers ot their FOR SALE—FURNITUR | $15 PEE i DF Fverett—Nellingham—Anacortes | pieas m6 2B ap ‘t. | NOT USED TWO M HS—DA 2-R House, Half A r 1 BUILDINGS; RUNNING WATER 16 Ginm | & Kalshan, for! 46pm || on the Duwamish water i caeket. oak | an teath : Aally [Mverett. Anacortes! dally hone Hiliott cl paskews: $3) ‘ $50: lar City} aint On ‘remne : WANT TO SAVE MONEY? | joassive library tabl Se, f 4 ‘ barn, ¢ ‘ort Townsent—Port Angeles and Call on us. We will sell uncalled-| 9x12 Wilton ‘ $45 en t Seattle dint ; hd runs; ¢ | Way Ports for sults and shoes cheaper tha on anid A b and los} ‘ 1 ‘ , 10:20pm e r Port! 7:20an any other place in town. Firing| sever ug ars bed pert re ‘ a over pees A petty sin e ueony this ad and save 19%. 115 Wash-| comp » (inet ated t ' ’ aring |< || Tuead'y nt ington | the urKe 3600 i} att ene care fae Oe Peadyivart anion. | Mature and Honolulu, Japan, China, ¢ rang I ' 716 Third Ave | ' 1 Mon Port! Wel reference and # salary desired oreh | w nese! Fr Answer K-50, Sta i PTRCY x ‘ lookins .otee Ft, lant Port Anietes fun. || , WANTED—A oY ATTENDIN rn a - : ON LAER Wane an be Ca ’ A igi high achool who Kets out of school 3 =a ra . o w ¥ tT Aad at 2 o'cloc Ine who has carried | 7, aay A ; ‘. 4 tay: tote Spaper route preferred. Apply to 9 LIVE STOCK Sear pa ‘ and ear line fs x” ! ’ | Jonahue, Star office NH x x 1 ! r hot | Jamble ler WANTE = EOOKS Oe ATLING Puree aaaataae tasty, GUUT TRACTS OF LOGGED-OF¥ ' heehee the y Seeaitte and Anderson Fe OOM APARTMENT HOUSE LAND FOR SALE. “Low prices; |) ¢ 200m Steamer 9:36am || vensels plying between Sea nd i in 3 - yo will accept Lib: || dally IKineston, Aaily Honolulu and. Jap: Give refer In cany terme. We will accept Lib- q ences and state salary desired RIC J ehy bonds ae firat payment; pay || excent!T. wd low except paese Sad atSte y i —]Ottered at ) a bargain that| {he balance out of your wages. || Ratur'y!l ln eler, Townsend! Sunday || os eer ME aay 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES house cannot be built for d ty work in OUF CAmp and Mill || (unday!Hanaville and Had! | LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, $1 ‘ ae money asked } hed. teady men. || 7:00pm) llock ! | | monthly: experience unnecens | ia | Vinten LAKES LUMBER co. | Saturday Only | | gene ote Railw eare PPPPPPPPPPPYPDDT ‘ pfEXTON CO Three Lakes, Wash. |] 1:20pm'Stenmer Paget, for! 7:20pm / D D 11 tA a3 TiOMe BUILD! Kingaton, Tudlow and! LOCOMOTIVE FIREME: i506 TOD by} 1s Lor Pontsart 50, A each way Inte 1 $200 monthly: experience unnece D IF Y Ww A FORD OR DP Aah and $10 ‘per month; $ {"deamgnee alle. ot sary. Send stamp way, K-49, D ; dD IT WILL BUY ht and w cheap wood 2:00am Steamer Puget, for! @:00pr H care Star D) CHEVROLET, WE HAVE IT. Db] you a Larice, level lots on close to paved street: not IKinenton, Ludtow and! i VACANCY CAUSED HY ACT D D 12 minute tocar. W._A. Sanford, W way pointe, ' gantzation. N nan an DP Baby Grand Chevrolet $850 1) ar line; city|80 ACRES NEAR KEI 1 Hood Canal—Gamble Now } treasurer Eeasent et mi » on Why trade for attle property See || “Hoiamisteamer Patlateh, for i ing enterprise. Inve t 1) 1918 4-90 Chevrolet 750 1 are Mr, Bush, 505 1 building Mondayitnalow, Port Gamble Ht quired. P.O, ftox 374, Cit , ; , F , 200 up. ——____-_—— Wiand'y!**Rangor and all! Th 1 DRIVER WANTED FOR 1914 4-90 Chevrolet; neatly’ |. Dy 020 om aay terms. Comfortable | 9g FARM LAND» Hrianyipointe na Hood Canal.| Matur ] seme and Athefican Lake | tothe ant . DP! GLO BCURITIE COMPANY Pointe mi rked #76 ae ai landing i ent 1129. 1917 4-90 Ch L 29 Central Kullding onnsongern for there pointa and for Wi > At Marion at. entra Hott 4085 + ND SALE ther boat landing points muat make i WANTED—FBOYS FOR ROUTE 1 M Chevroleta ote : : oe aoe , asa =r9 thelr own arrangements for Ianding riers in all parts of the ¢ od As ( \P IN HOME and assume all risk and Inability In chance for advancement. | z , t Wood aa. eis Rass Lumber Company Lands | king such landing Bteamor's Apply at Cireviation Dept. Senttte 6 4-90 Chevrolet D nodern || passenger rate does not include boat WANTED—MUEN, DAY, EVENING D mer ey Pipa eng \| tending charges learn aireraft akeside, end ron FORDS—PrORD: DP ; wy? londonatlc| To settle estate Tecan offer for less Ra ability In Hmited to woar i Yenler. Vencon 2499._ ; pl t ing axonable |r ivan half value, good land on rail-||ing apparel, not to exceed $100 for | i POSITION AB TIMEKMEPHR On. P 1917 Vord; etectr arter; | from. R He, ont Burien| s7h0; with 2-room house $100 es Ke without notice. Frelght re- | ; dinary office work or. in ppin near new oD " by dd n tra; with 4-room house $200 extra, ||cetved dally for all pointe (excepting i: department, by man of fa nie p 2 D vF owe ee Thi a great buy Take ad-|| Tacoma) named in above achedule. | | 47; practical; experienced; ‘be TERMS IF YOU WISH » ey eee untage of it while you are carn || ‘Tickets must be purchased at tieket | | of referenc Address K-54, Sta ei sate , an Building : ood money Agent on. the'loftice, Open from 6:30 a, m, to 12:00 PXPERIENCHD VULCANIZK1 w DULMAGE MOTOR CO. DITOR BALI LRADE—ROOMING | ground to show property, Come || mianight | wants work. No wacker. hone Uned Car Dep 407 10th Ave. DI ms ¥ en Ar n and seo 5 | PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, Beacon 422, aek for Clark pl : right. wart . | Ticket Office, Colman Dook. | JANITOR WANS Lid WORK bi reantile, P.O. Box} H.C, PETERS Phone Main $993, | Address K56 Star. DDDDDUDDDDLDDDDD 4k, City 716 Third Ave, [91 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1 hOOMM, HAT good location, I ' ke ' 1 WwLtAnns ! 1) 60. 0 roor ' ' mot 1 ‘ A 1 t ¢ és t " ’ nt ' arin ' r ‘ ' Kood HELIAL ESTMENT CO. | 11 nat “ SONAL WANTED —DIAMOND® OLD GOLD, OLD JEWELRY, OLD BILVER WATCHES. OLD FAL TEETH HIGHEST PRICES PAT SMITH JEWELRY CO 412 1. C. SMITIE BL (TH PLOon OLD GOLD, SILVE TEETH, DIA monds wanted price paid 108 Cherry PRACTICAL NURAB MRE WILL, ciknen, 701@ 18th N. W. Phone PRest ADDI OF THOMAS requested. Addre Clark Oshkosh, Wi DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON CREDIT MICHAL 2 PIKE ST. Working girls vyed in the factories of Blo! Ind., are permitted to wear overalls in. the treets ron LUCK Oc for won PRIvATe SANITARIUM pis canon of women # lly treat ed. Hesiater " Terma reasonab! th ave. Cap itol Hill ear AENNA-PACKE Por GRAY HAIR any shade, Switches dyed while you wait. Ladi Improvement Khop, £20 Union (1G QUININE BUR CURE FOR grip, Why not influenza? LEONA GoOK—J. CooK 18 TRYING to locate you. Please send your address to 206 Epler Butlding PELL GOTen LeEMEDY—eCRE cure ti ed aecording to direc tions 9 Liberty Rullding. fh. Q QUININE BORE CURE FOR ' 32.60 ino £250 $2.50 $2.10 EYPGLASHES, RPRCTACLES, FIT ted with spherical lenses, com te, $2.50, including examination chwarts, Optometrist, 237 Epler 812 Becond ave. Broken duplicated at enid special election the polls shall be open from the hour of eight o'clock @ m. and remain open until, and be closed at the hour of eight o'ele ™. POKT COMMISSION HE PORT By Attest &. LIPPY. Secretary The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at Law CEOLA MAY = RLIN WOMAN lawyer. free; cont dentinal tice, Collec- tions Bidg. Main 2781 J p. Tart ARLISNED 1887 cons Y Bldg, 9 Attorneys—Patent FRED PF. GORIN—Patent Attorney Patent ne A or fee refunded 701 Central 1) Main 390. Free hook on paten Bicycles and Repairs REPY LUNDGREN for Snell Ricy- clea. £04 Stewart, at Times nq Main 4917 Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, planos, Hive stock, ete. SANDERS & Ci 1002-4 LC. Smith Ride, WM, 4662 Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTY. cles of value, The Reliable, 907 Third ave Dancing Schools PROF TH. CORNVLI ACADEMY, Swedish Fighth. Don't ‘ou want to learn to ds fain 339% Detective DANCING club, 1629 miss aeeing him if nee. Phone Agencies DETRCTIVE ard Bid Male AtiveR: open Fitott 4894 PACTFIC AgT eat en Anne hysicians and Surgeon HR KATHRYN WARK we men's disorders rea 4819 Stone Way: Green Lake ear Opticians || Sdmunds, Frascr-Paterson Co. bal- | conv, Main 2174 Turkish Baths IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1408 Fourth ave Electric cabinets, therapeutic Iamps, tubs. Phe! matism omy — specialty Louls Myers, chiropodist, mechano-ther- apist. Phone Main 3219; day or night dunk ALABKA JUNK CO, T1120 First ave Eliott 3291 Storog DRY, FIREPROOF STORAGE Warehouse. Central Storage Co, White Ridge YOUNG WOOLLERY DIE Wallace Woolle former Seattle oy, who enlisted with the coast ar tillery in May, 1918, died at Camp Stewart, of pneumonia, October & He was buried at the camp four days later lin to word received here, He is survived by five sisters and three brothers, two of whom are in France, in the 63d artittery, Young Woollery was a nephew of former Sheriff Woollery, of King eounty Eric Abrams, formerly employed in the circulation and advertising ¢ partments of The Star, was bu at Crown Hill cemetery, in Seattle, Sun day, following his death in Tacoma Friday, of pneumonia, Abrams lived wb 4S W, Od oh 6 HUN ARMIES REELING BACK TOWARDS HOME BY WILLAAM PHILIP SIMMS PARIS, Ot a The Ger mans’ vast turning movement backward continues at full swing. Six Hun armies, under rine Kupprecht, Gen. Von Hoohm and the imperial crown prines, pivoting on Metz, are fall in beck from Helgium and France u f madnen be } er be in a | Threatens Wreck | In the meantime, Foch in threaten- ing to Hindenburg’s plans at a ts. ry is pushing Ghent and Audenarde Germ Acner and French ench and Americans ir © whole movement t therefore In progress between the Germanic ar. mies and t Germ € ans, The armies are racing ow «Liege, the Meune etz. Strasburg and the Rhine, on which line they hope to |make a stand before the civilians de jfand a showdown from their rulers jand for ndition surrender It is the most forlorn of forlorn hopes, but it is the only chance the kaiser has of saving even a dinky remnant ef his throne and his crown. According to opinion here, his hances are precisely the name as those of the proverbial snowball in Sahara or the place of eternal pun- inhment EV L STAR WRITER IS DECORATED FOR BRAVERY mM KK, ¢ it rmerly m ert fort wepaper En ' t were Marine . 1 with t tir hed wervice cronm by for xtraordinary “Seriously wounded in the leg rly in the engagement, Lieut, Viatt continued to direct opera tions not only of his platoon but of another, He charged and drove off the erew of an enemy machine gun; supervised the dis- positi id digging in of @ large part of his company, and yielded command only when ex. hausted from pain and loss of blood.” Word received by Platt's mother, irs. Katherine Platt, Fort Hancock Hook at “Joe” expects Hetore joining EB. A. Lieut, Platt had been city editor of th Brooklyn Times and assistant man ging editor of the New York Even ng Mail. Later he was editor of Pep,” the newspapermen’s maga zine issued by N. B. A He joined the naval reserve in Cle nd before war broke out, but ater asked to be transferred to the marine corps so he could see more nction Recruit Officers in Large Cities WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 R crulting of officers for the army hereafter will be centralized. The new personnel branch of the general taff under Gen. Bishop will estab- lish bureaus in all big cities and thru these all requirements of the army will be filled This service will take care of all branches, and hereafter no district applications for commissions will be considered thru the staff corps. At the same time, pressure in Wash lington will be relieve Full Share * The death of W. J. Beurle at the Providence hospital Saturday night is attributed to overwork in the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign which resulted comp ations of the influenza. Day and night Mr. Beurle was active In Seattle's fight for millions an captain of Division 5 of the loan campaign. In speaking of the patriotic ex- ample set by Mr, Beurle, EW. Melfe, chairman of the local board, | Division No. said “During the campaign Mr. Beurle was not forgetful of ‘his’ boys at Camp Lewis Since the opening of the camp, Be collected contri butions of jams and jellies, along with other delicacies, from glad rivers, and in his auto took them to the expectant boys at camp onc night each week. It was often morning when he would return from the trip to resume his patri urle was chairman of Division 5, of the patriotic council of fefense. He was also chairman of th ame division ¢ the board of YANKS ADVANCE ON VERDUN LINE WASHINGTON, Oct, 21.—Ameri an forces north of Verdun Sunday ontinued their pressure against the pivotal point upon which the German retreat is swinging, Gen. Pershing reported today During the last week the Ger mans have constantly increased |their forces there in a determined tack to hold that sector and pre ent dis r to their retreating |forces in Belgium and France, Per shing « 1 West of the Meuse, our troops vve continued their pressure on the enemy,” his report said. “East jof Bantheville, in the course of local |fighting in the Bois des Rappes. they captured over 100 prisoners. On the entire front north of Ver lun, there has been heavy artillery jand machine gun fire. Severe coun |ter attacks have been thrown back with heavy losses to the enemy. Prisoners Say Foe Planned to Leave Before Peace Note BY FRANK J. TAYLOR (U.P. Staff Correspondent) WITH THE AMERICANS IN "RANCE, Oct | (Noon,.)—Ger. man prisoners state that Germany made arrangements to evacuate France before the peace note was sent to President Wilson These prisoners remark: “The Americans have n the worst blood-letting sector of the entire line, Every foot of ground is to be disputed until the German re ment from the sea region is com line is quiet today. Old Shirts Needed by Service League How about that perfectly good hirt disearded the other day? Men's hirts, clothing that can be spared and donations of food will be grate fully accepted by the local branch of the National League for Women’s Service, at 226 Madison st, All cloth- ing received is thoroly renovated be fore being fashioned into garments for children overseas turns from the sales of various articles on exhibition in the patriotic booths of the White Elephant shop Will be used for relief overseas. Do nations of money will be welcomed The Women's tie Society of Japan is probably the largest in the | world, having over 1,000,000 mem. thane 'W. J. Beurle Dead, After Doing | to Help Win War | netructions. For the past several years he has been chief dispatcher [Ril of the Pacifi ast Railway Co, 7 Resides a wife, Mrs. W. J. Beurle, | Wh! residing at the Regent apartments, First ave. N. and Denny, he leaves | 3 a mother, Mrs. Charles Beurle, a [Fe sister, Mrs. David Turner, both of } @st! Cedar Rapids, Ta, and a brother, | ¥™ Charles Beurle, of Elkhart, Ind am prance eta esti Gen. — ‘unit A Watch Repaired by ert Jones Is Always Right ay Telephone Eviott 2607 H 1329 FOURTH AVENUE milli LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA 4 SAN FRANCISCO oat LOS ANGELES mas SAN DIEGO | ¥3, FREQUENT SAILINGS. Good service, large outside state. Fooms and unsurpassed meals Every convenience for p: re Rates 4 full particulars at City Ticket Iftice. Payments and Other War Demands | THE National City Bank of Seattle OFFICERS J, W. Maxwell, President F. W. Raker, Vice Pres. 1. H. Rloedel, Vice Pres. Nu il, Cash W. L. Suiter, Asst. Cas! H. G, Hotchkiss, Asst. Cash. he. Le Gentry, Asst. Cash, M. Ro Jamieson, Asst, Cash. r shier | Second at Marion