The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 15

A Thousand DuLLARS! ANO IT Goop WTTLE FAIRY IN MY Youne@ LiFe To the Public: The end of the war places upon all industries of Seat- tle peace obligations second only to the war obligations. In meeting such obliga- ‘tions, and in the belief that the maximum high prices of material have been reached, we have asked the State »Public Service Commission to postpone the hearing set for November 25th, in the hope that the immediate post-war period will prove that we may withdraw en- tirely our application for increased rates for gas. GOSH TES’ THINK = “TW WARS OVER \T ALL SEEMS LIKE Seattle Lighting Company BOX WRIGHT |, Johnny Wolgast. brother of the famous Ad, “The Michigan Bear wd eri bout of the U, W. W day, has been mate Wright, Northwest weiter champion | Tr bouts on Tuesday's card to be staged at the Crystal F : Marry Ande ed a fast "ool, in the U. W. W n the other leading bout of the | ot bout at the Cry show, will | Br Ul, according to Dan Salt | is The ot b bo announced | ha within @ cording to th of awl prorpoters. | Chet Neff lost a decision to Alex PAINLESS DENTISTS =: known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth, Show staged in Tacoma Thursday. In you can bite corn off the cob; guaran.|the other bouts, Harold Jonen jeprung a surprise by holding | da 85.00 | Frankie Tucker to a draw, Hilly) a3 draw TURKEY FEST IS PLANNED Fillings . $1 Painless peg Free With | Other Work Ann rpreavion, taken fn the and advie nteed nd 15 years. ‘plate ur present p: whose work ie still ging J who b have tented our work fare in the right place. Bring ths ad with, Ses. | Open Sundays Fre ® to 12 for Working People The Seattle Rifle and Re OHIO cuT- RATE DENTISTS phigh fie iving turkey shoot at the Me UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co. nto our “ottice, Lawton range Sunda wat 10 a, m. and c¢ ne 3 p.m. All ah ecting: will be dc yards, and targets wi and six-inch plates. Ever plate is broken the shooter turkey. Four turkeys are the limit | t for one contest Any rifles w' any sights excey TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED ‘Mayhene operating offers many advantages te young j whe are seeking employment at = goed salary with advanrenaret. Good Pay A good salary from the start. Regular and frequent increases. Permanent Position ‘Work ts steady and permanent Many opportunities for advancarnent. Interesting Work Plearant, clean, fascinating Associates carefully selected. Pleasant Surroundings Light and well ventilated offices Comfortable Inmch and recreation rooms. Special Advantages Annual vacation with ‘ Ge Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost. > » navy hang ng in the balance, the battle should be of thg first order, The city bowling league opened Thursday at two local alleys MacDougall-Southwiék team Good Character and Good Health are required. st dpe Between the ages of 18 and 26 are preferred. Previous ex: flence is not necessary. Our employment office is focated the First Floor, 1115 Fourth Ave., between Spring to 5:30 P.M. We Invite still clamor ruvosky and petntment @ mag bo wate by axing Millett 1 The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 1115 FOURTH AVENUB Wurst Fleer on the werewolf. au ifo to take Frank Parmer is reported to be after another match with the Golden Gate | knock-out artist | North The Bremerton marine corps and the Seattle naval training station were due to meet at the local field | out at the university Friday after noon, NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—Lieut. Al exander D. Wilson, Yale football cap tain in 1915, was killed in action, no cording to word received here Friday. FREE DOCTOR Ex-Government Physietan Po FIRST AVE. oF 60 WASHINGTON 8ST. our DRUG CO, STORES Leek for the Free Wocter Sign. ADS BRING RESULTS === Pay Checks Cashed So Elon tome STAR WANT THE SEATTLE, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—The Rich Miss Olivia. ALL Mine, VERY CENT oF rr! P's HARD TO BELIEVE ~ AUNT SADE HAS SURELY BREN THE BALMY BENNY—The War Is Over, But Fate Isn't. {T DONT SEEM POSSIBLE - The boys will meet in one of the | Mel rigan, the sailor, to the fle was unable STAR eee WOLGAST TO WASHINGTON — ALL SET FOR NEXT WEEK GRID BATTLE of Washingt on The University diron warriors are un trenuous practice for saturdays tit | with the strong Oregon Aggie team. off at Denny © game will be run A. ‘The offensive has been materially | etrengthened, with the return of Car backfield. emerton game | Miness, Hobi, t at left half and Laas If, Eckman, the Individual luminary the Washington team, has been tehed to quarterback. The ©, A Lincoin high school star if they aang Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which Is the lightont | Trambitas In the main event of the | C. men will have to stop the former want to stow away the game Satur- y. 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