The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1918, Page 8

PAGE 8 The Largest Audience the Northwest Read The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 4 “Rates Per Tnsertion PP Srcuntens charge adver cents on Insertion werds to « the price of five, Transtent cash tn advance adver- im the Neorthwes ne, 15 FEMALE HELP WANTED _ NT OPPORTUNITIES ror YOUNG WOMEN EXCEL! TO LEARN TELEPHONE FERATING yma PAY WHI YOU LEARN, AFT WE ASSIGN YOU TO A TRAL OFFIC BAR YOUR R CALL AT THE PACIFIC TEL RERONE & THE TELEPHONE NEAREST YOUR fost LADTES—EARN $15 WEEKLY IN spare time at home addressing and be nor Ctrovlar Letters. Send 20¢ for S00 sample outfit and release LO MUSIC PUBLISHING oO NOMPANY Brisbane Bids. Buffalo, N.Y. | SHAMPOOING, HAIRD RES SING, [oe wigan fine Cnt of mow pair toilet preparations. ° Eewly ‘decorated and equipped. jow under new management Ladies’ Improvement Shop, 520 Union. EDS Thode WOM- en clerks. Seattle examinations November 18, December 7. Salary $1,200, Ex unnecessary, | ‘omen desiring government po- #tgne, write for free particulars, 2. C. nard (former Civil Ser- vice Examiner), 1008 Kenois Bidg., Washington. _ PRACTICAL NURSE, WITH REST Teferences, will cate for confine- ment caste in my home: care for Ht chia. beside mother and | Baty, if desired. 38: a ERED! . Mra. Madsen, ‘West 1062. tle each week. Dresses, coat suits. m evenings until o'clock. WANTED—A COMPETENT SECOND maid in private family, where two WOMAN T6 HO FAMILY WASHING at 1753 W. 57th. ‘A LITTLE DOWN. A LIT- s ips Co., 905% Third ave. (upstairs). giber servants are kept. Capitol 16 SITUATIONS WANTED ‘ae i TRUSTWORTHY G ba Sire tome a et Heart during day. ‘Phone North 1063, well Tneaited- WANT TO SAVE MON eds at aes ch oon oe ad ‘and’ save tien forts Wash Por ATTENDING school who mo eats out of school carried referred. Apply to ar office. ¢r: two pullers: on puncher; one the-out man, fo) mill. Stand- wages. Take, Atte car to Flor- ia Schwager-Nettleton Mills. WANTED—POYS FOR ROUTE CAR- Tiers in Fs parts of the city. Good for advanceme! A at ioe 138 Lakeside, oo) rn aircraft. ‘eater. Reacon 2: RAO. Se 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE ANTED AS SWAMP- rk gereee), two Soung ‘men. K-41, 2 LOST AND FOUND y PARTY FINDING SUIT CASE ining most! 's clothes, near Shell Su Company, on ake, please return same to Seattie-fiverett stage mt once and receive rew: ra? si NO. | $-283542 has been stolen. $10 re- ward will be paid for information | eto its whereabouts’ Phone Main ask for office ON Gilg Al } bound to Ballard, about 11 o aioe | ‘Wednesday morning, black leather | — bag containing valuables and | ney. Finder will be rewarded Return to 510 Alaska Bide. Seattle 24 TO LET — UNFURNISHED HOUSES FRONT femart ING ROOM AND| 2-room_ apartment, steam Feasonable. 1811 57th ave. | CLOBE TO CAR; board Bldg. Hiliott La Pi tt eet RE FAIR” RENT gle, housekeeping and steam heat, etc. Phone FORNIAnED HOUSES MODERN G-ROOM BUNGALOW, with garage, to res} onal ate people. 4612 Corlis: ‘orth SINGLE FRONT ROOM, EABON: | able, 908% Second. 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS OWL PAYS MORE for clothing, pow 9 furniture. A buy, eotl and exchange eve . WET % Lat finote 3301 died STAR WANT ADS FOR “NEW LUM x4 cedar siding, 10 to inte. x6 cedar siding, 10 to 16 ft.. | Staves Danei: Me Schoo 1523 wth ues Wh STAR CLASSIFIED BRANCH OFFICE Located at 610 Second Avenue BARTELL'S Me STORE NO. 2 Classified advertising may be left at this address up to 11 4 m. each day, for the regular after noon editions. FOR SALEM WANKOL wwwwwwww ww bf re Patb ole ARTIALLY PALD BONE ALL 18 cn) 500 Ur fy} g100 i} $1,000 IF YOU WANT TO HOLD aAnot , A LOAN LOWEST RATE! OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS can send their bonds te by registered mall and will be forwarded same day WESTERN STOCK & BOND COMPANY 200 Central Muilding Third at Marton. ¥ Wow wow wow wow wow Ww o— LIBERTY BONDS LIBERTY BONDS | ! } LIBERTY RONDS THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, lon POR SAL AUTOMOBILES | | M and ITS MOST DEADLY ENEMY WHOS NAME 18 FRESH AIR | | | © M M! WHOSE NAMB I8 CROWDED CARS ITS RIGHT HAND MAN ang STAUNCH ALLY THEREFORE, OWNER WE CONTEND THE A NEAT LITTLI FAMILY CAR TODAY 18 WIS AND DOUBLY BENEFITED, IN- ASMUCH AS GOING BACK AND FORTH TO WORK IN COMFORT, AND ENJOYING TIS SUNDAYS WITH THE FAMILY IN THE BIG OUTDOORS, THE WHILE AF- FORDED THE RECOGNIZED ORBATEST PROTECTION AGAINST NOT ONLY INFLU- ENZA GERMS, BUT DISEASE OF ALL CHARACTER. -o- or Rr THAT YOU JOT DOWN YOUR AND You ROPAMIL 3 oo BROUGHT FOR CASH fW YORK STOCK & BOND CO, Tit NEW YORK BLDG. Third and Cherry. Open Evenings Till § SASH AND DOORS We wit! send vou our laree ithnetrated eatalorue No. 21, postage paid. on nr st. Get our net prices on ih, doors, frames, paints, bulld- Pm Paper, ete, s180 TH. red in paper. ‘ reain pape : ih 1 1-1. deadening felt . $00-foot roll No. § asphalt... . + 200 ; a8 1-ply Gold Seat Roofing ply Gold Seal Roofing 3-ply Gold Seal Roofing We sell anyone, ship anywhere, | guarantee safe delivery The largest mannfacturera in the West selling direct to the con- cumer,. BR. WILLIAMS CO. 2 Fine Ave. & Seattiea WANTED—FURNITURE Main 1 5 i Biaks Furniture Co 168 Pike. 6518 POULTRY POULTRY For sale, 13 best strain Rhode Island vd rize winners; $30 cash. Ad- Star. 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ B | HOW ABOUT THAT AUTO YOU } PLAN, ON HAVING IN THE SPRING? B WELL, “IT'S JUST THIS.” NONE WILL BE MANUFACTURED, ANI UPON WAITING UNTIL SPRING TO PURCHASE, YOU WILL a COMPELLED TO PAY A GRBA’ LY ADVANCED PRICE, PHene FORE, WE CONTEND IT 18 WISE ro BUY NOW AND SAVE THE ike Yor CAR THIS WINTER ag pa 1918; A POWERFUL 6-CYL- ER, PASSENGER | CAR THAT CAN AT ALL TIMES DEPENDED , | BUICK 1918, 5- PASSENGER caED RY Or nae ONE THEREFORE ox pit CONDITION. JUST. THRCAT “FOR | THE FAMILY, AT A GENUINE BARGAIN. BUICK 1916 6-CYLINDER. YOU'LL LIKE THIS CAR. BEAR IN MIND WHEN DEALING HERB YOU HAVE A LARGE AND NDARLE INSTITUTION BEHIND You, ELDRIDG bICK COMPANY mi PIKE 8T. TOOK THis LIST OVER THEY ARE REAL BARGAINS PACKARD ROADSTER. STUDEPAKER 6 ROADSTER. STUDEBAKER 4 ROADSTER. r oR. OVERLAND ROADSTER. FORD TOURING. MAXWELL 1, TOURING. VROLET TOURING. WAND 1918 SIX. REO FOUR TOURING ! MITCHELL SIX TOURING | TD TOURING. ! Te Mie TouRING | MARMON 34 TOURING. GUARANTEED STUDEBAKE We offer some very fine over- hauled and repainted Stude- baker cars. They are the best buys in used cara in Seattle. AITO NHPT. FRANK WATRERHONER & CO. TEED CAR DEPT. PINE AT BEL VUE. RUICKS ite feeylin 21917, 116 and 11 all mechanically perfect Car Emporium, 12th and Pine. PASS ENG 1917 OAKLAND, $360 CASH, BAL- i0 PAYMENTS. 822? CASH, BALANCE 70 CASH, BAL- Ir ju ‘ST RATE Y DISPOSE OF Uned | FIGURE THIS OUT WITH THE FAMILY TONIGHT, THEN COME UP AND TALK IT OVER with | us. SEE OUR LIST OF MECHANICAL: | LY PERFECT USED CARS now) o& OUR FLOORS AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEA: THE | MOST SKEPTICAL. | | | OUR USED CARS ARE NOT USED-UP CARS | GRADED } can 1918. 7 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE 7 FOR SALE—H AL ESTATE 6 ACRES; PRICK $1,600 GOOD BUILDINGS FINE CRerk THE RONT YOU PAY TOMORROW Suppose it went to your credit on a NOME OF YOUR OWN! | wood hou buildings. land YOUR RENT WORK FOr PAY- MAKI MIC you ENTS and ny “AIL we e out “Kverything & ia like ing coming and no play,” fostak located in | handy to terms ean | parties 0 New two well wettiod district Seattle. Very easy be had to retiah For lovation call York Block There's no fun in it, OAK OAK PARK The Home Piace Worthy of Ite Name OAK PARK ‘The Home Place Worthy of Its Name OAK PARK OAK PARK Come out and sce Keattle's nowent n Home Place-17_ min u from town on the municipal ear tne PARK “ NEW UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW Two bedr ye, large living room, kitehen: akfast nook, fireplace full baw nt; large lot, 40x10 an ideal little bungalow, $2,150 caah $250, balance $3 month, in cluding. inteers Hg HARDESTY. & CO. 808 Third Ave, Blliott 2264 Residence Phone Bast 1503 REAL HOME PLACE tracts, 68 by 127 feet an $250-—right on the SCHOOLS, SIDEWALKS, CITY WATER, GRADED STRERTS ar line, 76 WEST SHATTLT PROPERTY CLASS A lot 100x120 | fireplace and ation, one rovements tn terms 8-room modern ho all IADLE TRANSPORTATION Every advantage of a CITY HOME, but minus the elty DISADVAN TAGE of HIGH TAXES, COME OUT TO OAK PARK nr to and paid immediate car very reasonable possesion. -room modern bungalow; large lot. $300 down, $30 a month, in eluding int at IDA SMITIT California Ave. Went 262 ‘ at our downtown office for transportation, 610 American Bank Nuilding, or telephone and we'll take you there H. W. BIRD and W. 610 Amer TH. COUGHLIN an Bank Building NEW near $675 BU ve A NICE LITTLE } re pune and a big lot the ferry, easy terme. BRANCH OFFICES 4 ye oes Oak Park—Riverside. etn, Pere Sree ' (Office) Eliott 2567 ings) Bast 2 have a special the beat little Gate Can woopy Weat Seattle a on. a. F, Yerry Landing, Weat $2.2 Punt fini mp ach having four ood sined bath and concrete b @ located. between 22th and 13th aves, on B. James) st and Barclay court. They are | unt the thing for a small family Inly one block north of Madrona ear line, and convenient to three car lines: less than 16 minutes’ walk to downtown. They shoul seen to be appre- fated. Come early choice. KRepresentativ the prowl ily fro pointment W have construe: Mttle FOR EREEK ERS, ATTENTION We are building in’ West within walking distance 4 will be on/3 ROC iS, MODERN? FURNISHED; everything up t date; immed ar Price ny Main 2146. ~ WALL ARD HOME | —— AT LEAST THREE-QUARTERS © THE MILEAGE BUILT INTO THEM STILL, REMAINS, MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE CO. 505 B. Pine, at Summit. ___Phone East $413. GILT bv? USED CAR BARGAINS AUBURN 6&-PASS NOER:, PAINTED: ING 8 TION: GOOD RUBBER, BALANCE $30 PEK 200 CARE ONTH, REGAL. 7-PASSENGER: RETAINT. TIRES; AT LEAST $100 UXbunERICED. gros "CAstt, dos PER MONTH BADGER TOURING: STARTER ELI STRIC LIGHTS ¢ NICK ITION; WELL WORTH $600. MAKE ME A PROPOSITION 16 FORD: PARAL: 4 NE Ww W TOP, LOTS Er 00 Cuan so Ur R -CYLINDER; wT YOUR CASH, $30 he ‘ink ke COLOR; ONTH $150 KING ‘TON CO. PINE ST. PREMIER DUG — FASTEST AND saasiest wagon in town; $750. Used Emporium, 12th and Pine pe $290—STRAPHANGE l; ATT IAL srin i To METZ ROAD- » WITH FAN FRENCH F a URE - BAe LL Ser roots STO APPRE FEN- | Dee . PROOF | THRE: TC. 8! > 7 RORBURY ST NINGS, RAINIER HUDSON SUPER SIX SPEEDSTER. | Emporium, 12th and Pine. —s “OVERLAND CHASSI 4 IN. FAIR RUNNING CONDITION: MAKE FINE BUG, ETC. KEN- WOOD 1940 EVENINGS. For the best buys in” used cari visit the Emporium, 12th and Pin 67 GARAGES Ys ae REPAIR SHOP’ Courteous Prompt dell 64 FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS nef neat foros WE HAVE 1% AX D, 2-TON USED FEDERAL A-1 CONDI- TION. A WARGAT 61th your TP TRAMs ¢ KEABONABLE. 10M BUNGALOWS ARE | 2 WANT » LAND COMPANY 13 Third Ave cist YOUR PROPERTY Ww’ rit 0! ¥ $20, ng x on W. on W. ¢2nd Sn W. 68th $1,250; price Gath, 3-rhom house, on lot 90x26, 91,125, YOUNG & TROPERG 9 Mallard Av. Phone Ballard #12. oO. | WANT TO SELL Hist (t with us J. SANN & 411 Fite! Midg. Second, at Pike STAN WANT ADA FOR HESULTS * Take Kone at. or Rainier Meach ° :|7% FOR EXCHANGE—REAL car to Kenyon st, one block § ESTATE SERN COTTAGES: sew: no 2 wou Likk” TO 7A MY in Seattle. te equity of $700 in T-roon My ah or cary terme, bie lot, beautif BUILDING Lota, $25 service, good dix down and $10 @ month. ment on half enough to RAAT Owner A. by K-69, Star. ° ritioté #115. 907-8 Lowman Bide STAR WANT ADS POR RESULTS 9 ACREAGE | You | property. wohl it. your i ye can eee ee ee RAINIER VALLEY MODERN HOMES and HUILD- ING LOTS for in shipyard Seecccecesccesceeees - ACK 60 CASI, $15 (MO! tween Seattle and 1 nousn | stem n wood; 6-ROOM HOUSE nm electric ligh r are cleared; 1 acre ple, pear, plum trees, loganber r berries, blackberries and other mall fruit; chicken hover; located Foster, on Seattlo- | ma interurban, 35 minutes to 20 minutes ihip- | to rade and lah {resets desirable pince xeon have auto Price fe 500; ‘fool down, balance month- | ly. Call Sidney 726 for directions 3 ACRES h Te center of city; ards; cloae i delivery; both high hools; good graveled . take no chance on land, as jt never overflows have Liberty bonds, and ply them as first pay we will take them without unt DOUGLAS-MORSE CO. 407 Leary Bide a this If ment dine i New, bright, corner lot in district; two car lines mente except paving in anc in full. It would be hard tc complete and desirable and no family can afford to a place like this can on payment of $500 monthly payments of| airy ONE Good four-r of land, four blocks in W attlo; 10 Amos yards terme 1 ACRE . on half acre om oar minutes fr RnR & co, mpire Hu llding 6-ROOM BUNGALOW On full acre of ground; all cleared; on paved highway; 214 miles south of city limits; 20 minutes to ship- ards; clone to inte hour service morning and evening You could not build this house for the price we are asking for the whole place. All wired for light; n have light cat in at any thm Good water and the best kind soil. All for $2,500-—on very easy uso your Liberty DAVID P. RASTMAN 1024 Third Ave. SAVE THAT RENT IT WILL HUY ‘on a home, Lari, level lote o Lake Huriac car line, 32 minute from shipyard; to achool; right on car water, electric light; phone. go miles away? They are selling today. $200 uw y terms, Comfortab G “URITL OMPANY 229 Central Mulldin At Marion st. entrance. Eliott 408 i CAN'T GO WRONG buy this m house we x110, with «| bery, and a) ining that to | THAT MODEL CITY FARM HERE IT 5-room bungalow: lawn; flowers; cit isoxi42; cleared; ke outside city lim- on good road; near. Lake) fen car tine. Price $2,000; about $250 cash, balance like rent $5 cash, $6 lot of very lease on an ac will be turned purchaser, If the owner wi reed pe you couldnt get this ‘place than $2, w days offers it at $1,7 LIFVORD, 718 Third Av MODERN BUNGALOW 500 rooma, besides’ 2 unfinished up- stairs; full basement; f Inundry fireplace an that goes to modern m from car; terms. ber Exchange NE HOMES with nice with built-in cabinet kitchen closets: gar age 14x24; i light: city water Daved street; splendid close in; only $1,200; $300 monthly. THE DOUGLAS-MORSE CO, | 407 Leary Bide PUGET SOUND on} rich soll J.) 203 feet Monroe, plenty of cla Owner, “well; on location ah, $- large barn; # 200 fruit trees; house on corner o niles from Monroe, unty road. Part terma Hiox 215, place fo°M Cormack, __ Wash. fishing; for build- D. and phone to high school terms $100 cash, If pat adjoining, 10-acre 0, See this’ Sund Alaska A W NOT SOLD Going, but not all gone. Our large tracts, 79-foot fre on the Lak Hurten ear line. Fine for home Libert ” ACKEAC W | AT KINKLAND { IMPROVED PLAC $n75 » tract: all cleared, fence 4 to clover and ¢ rhubarb and rapes; fruit Variety, Can At) hold porit fare to residente terms to. rent Excellent bargain to Ki place Buckling low off Kirkland Tn 2 at bung ¢ ch TO HOME HUTEDER $250, $200, § er month ed wtreet: no ford, Went 3 ‘Mayor’s Proclamation ment t! per Mayor ‘ in Seattle Hanson's sta and PROPLI Dr. J. 8. Mek the beginnin ifluenza in the OF BEATTLE ide, comm of thi the astringent ecautions, ete., influens. therefore wanitar the present time | United States where influenza ha | will show, the th rate fc Jelties of the Union reached from 1 k of the epidemic, it reached fro at in x Ww DEATH BA ach ity The table below shows the death the death figures show the entire de on pneumonia and influenza deaths sTOC KS AND THONDS ~ 1 WiLL buy Nonds bought or 1p00 Alaska Petroleum é& 0 Universal Minh Power 00 Pacific Mlectric We 1 WILL 500 Alaska Pet 450 W. 8. & Alaska Itive oO um & Coal $6 per *etroleum BONDS ught or nold York Stock quotations stock and bond buat through well-known, respon 4 firme IN & KHODES, istablished 1 STOCKS AND BONDS 119 Cherry St Main 15 Inc 12 *—WE OFFER FI bonds and prefe high class securities, drawing and &% per annum, Interest able semi-annually, 00. n Anne hill pro’ For particulars : INVESTMI Mutual L #500 WiLL ined ' HUY Yot pendent interest nufacturing business ean earn above $3,000 nO experience rea fully secure The Star FOR SALE year: money, K-71 At bareain. s mbing busin: Wash. Vernon, Wash PERSONAL in amounts of Address account of death, in Mt Orrick, Death rate 4 weeks ciry— preceding epidemse Boston | Haltimore | Buffalo Chicago .. Cincinnatt Cleveland Fall River Philadelphia . Prov St, Louis Washington New York 18 Our wh from per weeks previous death rate material) thousand in the fou to the epidemic to 27 per thousand in thin, fourth week of the epl | demic n very satisfactory by it creased on Ex- t has ness ible We believe that & the grave cities ha |wued t tle will escape consequences which other y the order in street car service, * progrenned worse inst are ax crowded in and evening they the influenza the becom better the morning were before city RST rre per hit Must Lighten Load The traction company claims to be unable to Ket sufficient good men to operate their cars and give suffi cient service, In order to lighten the Joad at the peak hours, from 7 to 9 in the morning and from 4 to 7 in the evening, we have ordered stores, ete., to open at 10 and close at 3, in order thut all clerks and employes the customers, will be per- } | | per red er as on before the industrial workers crowd the street cars Just a word in relation to the vac Jeine distributed by our health de United States 1 1 1 16 1 1 1 1 Shows Flu Situation 1 the influenza #ituation 1 in keeg Jeath rate, of health We and myrelf, have secured Juta from all cities affect found that by neglect of sant trong foothold in many precautions have been « mn any elty in the following table to the epidemic in 12 nd. In the fourth 10 per thousand. ORD 1,000 of the an nO re 3 to m 59 to Th H » rate ath rate Thin is the - per population and were obtainable 1 Third Week 07 First Week Bece Week Vourth Week, 100 148 6 100 198 i) 100 » a We would advise inoculated with the vaccine at once. Physicians ean a supply at our city hospltals: No Need for Fear ‘There ix no need of panic or Our precautions a taken in ‘nt a serious increase in number of patients attacked, realize that while the death rate absolutely accurate, the cases ported are more or less inace because of the fact that a great num ber of physicians neglect to report, It is our hope that within a short ume the influenza will be a thing of the past. People should exercise due care in relation to ordinary health rules. The open air in your own neighborhood is a good place to spend your time. Down town, with its bad air, is a bad place. It is a good time for Be attle people to once more learn the art of walking instead of riding on n no citizens to be cure be to pre jitneys or motor cars. No jitneys or. street cars between the hours of 9 and 3 will be allowed to carry a larg er number of passengers than they have seating capacity for, E should wear the mask. It is used the infectious wards of the army and WANTED—TVAMONDS., OLD GOLD, OLD JEWELRY, OLD SILV WATCHES, OLD HIGH? PRI SMITH JE valet 15th ave. Cap- OLD GOLD, monds w & Cherry SILVER Ti DiA- Highest price paid. at NUWBE sth N. WILL Phone wh Ww. ENT Denman, ADDRESS” OF late of Seattle, urgently requested. Address K. L. Clark, Oshkosh, Wis. DIAMONDS WATCTE MICHAEL, 202 PIK HENNA-PACKS, A YOR GRAY ie HAT Improvemen' OK 18 TRYING lor leane wend your addre Ls c Dre REMEDY rding to “ rty Building. OINTMENT—ATSOLUTE preventive, Free trial at 716 urth ave. 06 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CON My wife, Stella Fullam, havin, ed and b y notify h whom ve dea: ings that on and after this date 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her JW. FULLAM SUR direc- INOW f cRN i left | Attorneys-at-Law LEOLA” MAY ~ BLINN al practice. owman Bidg. 15 Burk ond ave. Main 7303 Attorney s—Patent necured entral Ride. book on patents Bicycles and Repairs | RUDY LUN DE for Snell We cles. 504 Stew at Times # Main 4917. Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from and pianos, BA 0. 1009-4 Le. rmith Haw, PM. Collateral Loans ON” AL n f Main 390. confidentially liv on furniture, 466 ARTI- ie, 9 elective Ag COAST abe i CTIVE rd Bide. Male peratives: open da Office, Eilott 1653; Anne 4894 night night, Queen hysicians and Surge KATHRYN HARRISON, disordera readjusted. way: Green Lake car. pticians: Fraver-Paterson Co. Main 2174 wom: 4819) DK en's Ston Bdmunds, 's bal THOMAS | ¥ CREDIT. | $10 to $100 made quickly | navy hospitals. Our advice is to just live health: fully; buy your supplies in sone so but few trips will be the stores, and enjoy yourselves Art . Do not congregate in crowds, and do not board street cars or jjtneys unless absolutely neces wary. partment: We have as yet no record of any death occurring where the vaccine was taken In time. At our city interment hospital nearly 200 patients were inoculated. Among those patients about me down | with the influenza. All attacks were comparatively light and there have How Private Car Company Stifled Industrial Growth Next to water and light, transportation is the life blood of a city. Industrial development is impossible without transportation. A year ago, a committee from the Chamber of Commerce and the industries in the south end of the city, had several meetings with representatives of the» traction company and railroads undertaking to solve the problem of carrying workmen to the shipbuilding plants and other industries in the South End. The represen- tatives of the traction company and of the railroads” did nothing at the meeting except “pass the buck” from | one to the other. Notwithstanding that a demand was going up from | all over the nation, as well as from England and France, | for more ships, each of these great interests took the | position of “letting George do it.” The United States government then took possession of the railroads, and to the discredit of both organizations, immediately fur- nished transportation facilities, a service which be- longed to the traction company and not government- operated railroads. When the Foundation shipbuilding com en- deavored to establish a shipyard on Saarbor Inland Henry Ewing approached the traction company to get street car service; he was turned down and the plant was established in Tacoma instead of Seattle. 1030458 BOOKS SENT OVERSEAS DUCKWORTH. aff Correspondent) NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—"American soldiers will come back from the war ne . PERSHING. GETS $2 FOR NAMING PAPER (Special to The Star by N. E. A) PARIS, Oct. 31.—Gen. Pershing sides his regular salary last month, the prize for suggesting the best title for a new bi-monthly news- paper published by the patients at Red Cross Military hospital No. 5, The name of the paper is “Hell, Heaven or Hoboken"—one of the popular slogans of the army. * official of the War of the American Library tion, which has shipped 1,030,458 books overseas and has over 3,000,000 in the training | ® amps Public Markets ——_____“3 says an Judging from the way the soldiers | ouring reading matter, even the college graduate will, when the war is over, have imbibed so much additional education that he will ad- mit he was a “mutt” when he put on a uniform. Nothing has so astonished Wash ington as this eagerness for good books. What do the men ad? Everything from murder mysteries to Milton, from treatises on ho; ralsing to text-books n aviation, electricity, geometry, the chemistry of gunpowder and trigonometry are de’ 3 pkgs, Cryst bars Lenox, 2 fresh butt 230 Th.; 30¢ cof i) Kare syrup Snider's catsup, Annex, 8 Ibs, dri camphell's m of Barley collected ten francs—almost $2—be- | t margar EASY TERMS Good Luck margarine, 45¢ SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR CO, ZAST 100, 1024 EB. PIKE. .; EB 8 191) FORD ROADSTER, $175 CASH, | BALANCE 10 MONTHS | : 26.00/ AL, LATE MODELS oF br » 40:00 “A RAYON JUST_AS EASY. TERMS KS Ano! ALL ARE GOOD, AND W + TEACH YOU HOW T FoR YOUR CAR AND DRIV SHIT. trite! Os AC a TH 1421 iN Vike AND FUNTION. inch common boards . 1x6 dry shi 4-inch bea nd. Veatiing l-ineh finish lumber, Das. 1x6 fir drop sidine 8 to 16 Vv, G. to 16 ft sanded $50 Cash. EM TODAY 13 Third Ave. HERD 18 x RENT KILLOR two-room bun in the Mel- ville-Barth addition. Large. lot, splendid view; 7 minutes from ftiverside, on ‘Lake Burien car “Terma like rent. Pri 5 W. MELVILLE CO, Sot veotman Mnitaing SDIATEH POSSESSION; ortgage: $300 cash good an new; G-room eot- bath: basement; — facing odland car line, Iiljott Jessen, 644 New York Bldg. fobeas) AIN om bunga- barn on several chicken land all fenced; 10 acres Palance in wood pasture, 00; $700 cash, balance to MARI co. Hider LOGGED-OFF prices: Lib 1 pay Turkish Baths IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, Fourth Electric cabinets, | th peutic lamps, tubs, Rheu- mation my specialty. Louts Myers, chiropodist, mechano-ther- apist.’ Phone Main day or night sis TONS OF GERMAN ORE MADE INTO CROSSES) (Special to The Star by N. PARIS, Oct. 81.—-No there's a shortage of metal in many. Hundreds of tons of metal First ave./in the shape of Iron Crosses, be- |stowed by Kaiser Bill, are dangling from Hun jackets. It is estimated that 4,500,000 Germans have been awarded the Iron Cross of the sec-| ond And 000 more have ived the Iron Cross of the first class, The kaiser is more careful of the Great Iron Cross, Only five! persons have it, The kaiser dec- orated himself with a Great Iron Cross and gave one each to Hind. burg, Ludendorff, Mackensen and Prince Leopold of Bavaria SANITARY Stall 128, fresh boiled fresh salmon, .; fil Stall 45, 2 pkgs. Sun Maid raising $e pka. Olympic pancake, foam large bottle catsup, bare. | Naptha soap, Stalls 24 * ape ke. t= powder 2 large cans milly corn flakes, 100 DkE 1 RD, PHONE 69 MOTORCYCLES AND ACCESSORIES SCUHUCK CYC OC. 2123 WHBT- jake, Main 6078. ard motorcycles, ar door jamb, 2x2 window #\ Ine. |. 120! ape openin, MAT foi “er. Retween University and Seneca Sta. PHONOGRHAPHS OU PEC TALTY | EIGN RECORD: MUSICAL RHGORD EXCHANGE 1816 Weatinke. Elliott 2678. posite new Times Bldg. We buy, trade, exchange, repale. OVERCOATS Slightly used overconts; good qual- y and known makes at low, prices. BOB'S, 615 ‘Third ave, KAVA Hg a 0 HATS. 1105 iat,! TWO , COBT ME $46 APIECH; Sell for 410; Labrary table, book: cane, high chair, carpenter’ wool, a _enap. 2211% Bighth w i PRINTING AT BEFORK-THE- WAT prices, The Busy Printer, 119 Union, BEST PIANO AND) PHONOGHAPH valuen at Fringer’s Piano House, P.M. 1022 Third ave. Flilott 2907. | RoADSTERS—FIVE OF MILLWHIGHT TOOLS, COMPLETE! makes; $560 up set, chest and all, for $75. 2211% ium, 12th and Eighth ave, | HUGH MeTAGK Kew LIANG FOR RENT. Pb SEE! expert, eyer- foner, 210" union 605 Leary GOOD TRACTS OF LAND FOR §& 2 eany ALASKA JUNK 1120 8. Billott ae PIKE PLACr BETWE YMM $1,000 month; te herring. The. 150 ed milk, Ie ab Norway atocl tle t.. te. pur forage Or ntral THE WEST ed used cara on t always on display at Emporium, 12th and &. you have tor sale, around HUDSON SUPER 1917; equipped; excellent over-wize eord tires; $1, Jard 1 $1,800 ‘aa PRIVATELY arket Used Pine. bring 5 FOR SALE—RKEAL ESTATE $275—A VIEW LOT IX THE Melville-Harth addition; 7 min- utes from Riverside, ‘on Lak: Burlen car line; very enay terms VILLE CO, 62% Colman Huilding | MUST HAvVis CASH—WILL SELL new 3-room house, chicken coop and wood shed, a lot and a half of best garden soil, for $650; working- man's home, Call Rainier 132K or 2959 Holden at 7-OOM HOUSE; LOT b0x128; WITH fruit; near Green Lake reservoir; only $2,600; $600 cash, easy terms, Phone Owner, North 1705. POR QUICK ~ BALE ranch; 80; cleared; 260 fare, owner, GC, A, M 510-A ‘Terrace st., elty, it BALE—2-HOOM HOUSE. he water is In, pee ™ 1122 Alki ave, at Luna Par! pasteurl the balnnee out Ve pail Steady work in our camp and mili for steady men. THREE LAKES LUMBER CO. Three Lakes, Wash 100—PART CASH ty: 5 cleared: house, bath; barn; harness; STORAG Storage Co, FIREPE warehouse White Bldg. if 4533. « it} one s. ARMY HAS “AUSSIES, “AMYS” AND “CANDYS” (Special to The Star by N. B.A) | PARIS, Oct. 31,—Soldiers in the | allied armies have found a new nick- name for the Austraians, ‘They're calling them “Aussi and now they're contracting the names of th Americans and Canadians accordin, ly. ‘The @ormer are called “Amys” and the latter “Candys,” and some are calling the New Zealanders “Newsy.” $600 New 3-room cottage; ready for oceu- pancy in two weeks; 40-foot lot; | toad car service; clone in; easy ter HERHERT &. UPPER, 904 Leary Bid, $1,100, BASY THRMS 4-HOOM ‘cottage; light and water; Sound view; near car; lot 140x120; fenced; in garden. ‘wuntleroy' car. to Juneau st, B.A. Young. NICE 4-ROOM BUNGALOW; nvenionces; fireplace; near two ear lines. Also some’ furniture, very reasonable, Ity owner, leav- ing Seattle, 717 N. 79th, RAINIER VArU Y BARGAIN FULLY | condition 275, Bale s Kiteap RNY salmon. 1.; bi with Wagon: Kan ongine, ete | w Price $1,100: terme. |W. 8. ROBISON CO., 710 3rd Av | $1,200 BUYS TWO LOTS, 8) house (needs repairs) fv niture; fruit and berries, ‘Terms $250 cash, $15 per month. Owner, 4154 38th’ S, Rainier valley ear to | esee. Phone Rainier 8637 {FOR SALE—4 AORKS LAND; RICH black Toa 1; spring Good A-re ater; near rst 7 i t fine orchard $1. } ‘la 1 400; will well for $1,100 "i CLINTON: MAN CO, Enioit 210, 618 Seaboard Bide, “STAR WANT ADS Stall 14, | salmon bell Se; fresh he 2 the BRAND NEW AUBURN 8i:- cont $2,250, She's a darling. Car Emporium, 12th and Pine ROADSTER, ition, Fon BA VING VOR SERVICK. 1622 from % a. m. plows: salmon, sausage. perk rons to 6:30 ALL ee | é E ovomy Stone fresh corn mea 20h flour Stall i Th.; OUD meat. eT, Stall salmon, rr, ha fresh tenderloin of gole, kraut, be tj, Del catsup, 2le bottle, (Special to The Star by N PARIS, Oct. 31.—Two ples re cently were sold in the market of Liege for no less than $3,000 each, | en according to a semi-official state |e inn ment issued by the Belgian govern fn” sac ment at Le Havre 1h- ACTA Stall 28, ths. whit f > ALL Uned Car Empor- ine. Gen, alto repair- 4418 10th. Ai WANT “ADS FOR RESULTS. herrit rm. john , Neill, Pullman, Wash, 1 { RESULTS.