The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR Do You Know Where to Go toVote? Here’s the List MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919. COL, INGLIS IS ‘Years “service to NEW DIRECTOR The list of polling places for Tues | ave. and ®. Boring ot 306 the homelfurnishe shet | ae Polling. places, wit pen at | *ehool 3 ave. and Cherry a “s"'Suoceeds Goodner on Vets’ —___ ib iin eich tebte eaticta hors the ; | Welfare Commission ne rush are urged to do fo. = @ bia The precincts are tabalated numeric é. won at Co V om M clin, fogner + = enptyr- el mt 2 ot thoctoies sneha te ot eon "tot tog “University. Mietants ath : vw Ory’ Tee Wiltare vommienen. INRA Levent school, 224 | sumed off 144 64th pay next wear! this store’s extri ready for you, make your selections NOW and start paying a little each month so yora can comfortably keep paying a smal? amount each month into next year, ~-this store is Santa Claus to thousands of gift-givers Library, Yeuler way N. 40th ot oo of W. Wi #Ohriat etrurch shoot ny A660 Hreokiyn ave fer real estate office, 4506 wrdinary credit advantages are ation in Pebr vu each year—let us help you! — ‘ P ' Frege. | — gift purehases will’ be held for future delivery if | desired. mill seconds, interesting underpricings — |. The legal 000 to th ol, 18th ave, Rainier school, 23 21 @nd 22 Keystone dairy, 2200 | nervic vime ‘Belmont Axminster rugs: 1, 100 1m and 24—Creen Lake school, Apr J Ito pe r : B. Vincent, 1271] ‘ “Pairview" school, bes] Nos + school, 224| Six million cases of canned pine vt tag apples and 600,000 tons of sugat are 7 Bl and M B echool, 18h BV.) Koming to the United States fram Allen bh ave, | Hawaii A ot : + we oe foe ag Atta oe viveene, asea| MAME “BAYER” ON | || Hoviand Pranktin high schoo, | GENUINE ASPI m Mo. 18, 14th ave ™ Safe, proper directions in each “Bayer” package a4 at 1 41—Walle WwW. and W Nos 4 6 eon Wil} oxneet, | —these rugs are sold regularly at $75—; we have divided them into three lots and are offering them at $65, $60 and $55—, = —about 150 large room-sized rugs, 9xi2ft; the well known Belmont Axminster, heavy quality, purchased by us as mill seconds, are offered at much less than regular value. —these rugs are all good uptodate patterns, and the 63-—West Woodland school, | r lets means you are = t m ~ ya to quick advantage x. W. and W. bth et y fections consiet of mismatched borders—in we urge you to take quh w.48 " paver ets of pirin” inperd 3 i ude th anan ie thi weey Gieunh bavine? and foes achool, 200 W. »9|"Rayer Tablets of Aspirin” prove some cases borders a: ly safe by millions of people—the g@ olden Rule bakery, 4450 Free uine Aspirin preseribed by phy nd $o—Lineoin high echool, 7,|aiclans for over eighteen years. cnten tee. '¢ In every handy “Bayer” package eer ure proper directions for Cold, Waiting room, Weet| Headache, Toothache. ache, New landing. ral Rheumatiom, 1 ago, Sclat« Alt echool, W. Btevens and lieg Nouritie and for generally re ' a few conte Drugeists also sell reeset AGE . W liarger “Rayer” packages Aspirin ‘nf ’ ‘ i* ture of Monoaceticacide ater of ‘Bal less than regular values — —a timely purchase of about 1000 pairs of blankets enables us to offer you these money-saving special values. —-these blankets are mill seconds, the slight im- perfections found in them, by closest inspec- tion, consist of irregular print or defective col- orings; there are no holes in any of them, and as far as wearing qualities are equal to first- grade goods’told at about 35 per cent higher than the sale prices here given. lawton achoo ee 2 Btxth awe. WL ot, 4 Mechraw at John Hay market, 20) jereer school, #11 Fourth ave. x 8 No f4—John Hay school, 2010 Fourth x. “ ove. a8 house. Lith ave, N. W. and W. 34 et Oak Lake—Real estate office, 8—-Weet_ sane |Orres e ave, W. and W. Gaber at +e Residence of Nelson aePee-| Olympic piace 20—Queen Anne Dye works, 619 Si—-Moreer school, #11 Fourti t—Residence of OC. H. dow Potnt-—Crown Iii! school Noa 85 and §¢—Makery, Anne ave. CHY'S GROWTH ~ TO BE PICTURED $100 Cash And $15 per month the owner of thia cottage. will make you I have 1 build the first unit of two rooms $6—blanket for $4.25 $7.50 blankets for $5.65 excellent quality wool one now ready to move into. ter ave Nos. 93 and 94—Groeery, woot nap blanket, large 720 Harrison ul « At oC 2 i Spc sapiens ord size, 70x80 inches; in plaids Wes. 93 and 06—Warven ave. » . ri pees dept are ss nehes; ends « ven | 50 tle, | you move in and stitched; in neat plaid of several colors, inchuding Ne Wt Anne Dye worke, 619 h Anniversary Will Be when you can, $100 ste . 4 bie i o Queen Anne a yo F designs; blue, pink, gold niug and pink; silk stitched No. 9 scnost, Firth ave. ona! Observed on “U" Campus | jor is att that is needed. Deserip ; this blanket sella reg: ularly at $7.60; enle price - $5.65 Dattery at afd purple; this blanket o—War sella regularly”at $6—, sale price ... . 425 ve clreular and map free. H. C. PETERS 718 3rd Ave, fn are. school, 424 War- Seattle's progress from a hamlet of 1,154 souls to Ite present. metropoti jtan proportions, will be vividly {hus | trated, when pioneers and younger ts gather in Meany hall on the al estate office, 4 102—eward schnol 59— Ddlawket $6.95 $9.50 blanket $7.45 $1050 blanket $8.35 $12.50 blanket $8.95 u y campus. observe the wool nap bianket, —large size wool —large and heavy extra large heavy rsary of the city’s birthday $$$ _ G6x80-inch size; va- nap blanket, 68x80 wool nap blanket 70x wool nap blanket; ¥ evening. was incor. | rious colors, includ inches; neat plaid ete Gidion ts Bow 70x84 inches; extra | a ing pink and blue; designs in pink, blue, gold and purple wide silk binding on baniaas ae senre fe) ti alG all neat plaid de. gold, blue and pur- edge bourll edges; neat plaid de Itioan “8060; Professor dmona 1c. mpary signs; silk stitched ple colors; silk Ik to match scheel, Feders! ave.! stoany, who was a schoolboy at t Street loor, Joshua GreenBldg edges; this blanket stitched 1 this this blanket 11l—City light plant, 1279 Rast university, which was situated ' blanket se! regu regularly for ors; this blanke an bul) Ww larly at $9.50; sale sale price regularly for $12.50; mae cchesl, Pontius ave. © the or ot ty Hight plart, price $7.45. sale price $8.95. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA micld & Sons South Lith st. the future pointed out by 1 Walter F, Meier 7 Judge C. H. Hanford will of Sea Corporatio 1179 Bast- norte a“ Are a. ee |VISITORS SMASH CARS ctabiestas: IN SEATTLE SUNDAY Sunnydale, ran into on Seventh ave. be University, Sunday front of his ude Woods, Hor shop, €16 ot brick n Union RE PRICE c Our service does not stop) Ney, school, Federal avo | u Ace af TREATY IS DISCUSSED | Badges Ready for | os gen eal ag | with your purchase of our ‘The peace treaty and the covenant Boys i in “Reserve” 6—Apartment “Granite | way, collided in the fog with | pisave you are ndt charged of the League of Nations were dis-| school hoya who engaged in essen 24s B. Denny way. Ja street car. His was eut sev.| by the visit—we guarantee} oe ee a #98. Fe s i} es ‘01 € ro 5 os re po cussed at the noonday luncheon of | tial industries during the war as|N. and i. Thorman #t | noe heer by fAing «i fr m the} you good vision before we are members of the Boys’ 132 and 133—THillerest bakery, | *attere i windshield. On of hi hrough. Working re serve may obtain badger in recogni |tion for their service by applying to |Arthur Younger, Chamber of Com: | Wounds required a stitch at the city Broadway dich | howpital ies |( William M, Bozzio, $43 ae Jave., received painful body 1, @amtt evel when he amg League to Enforce Peace in Meves’ cafeteria Monday 325 Pixe Street NEAR Fountn. br meres. } The office of the reserve in |the Arcade building has been closed. sen Bolg Mg nl RES i |—_——_——_——_ ———- —Brondway high schoot, Brand ene bdo Mra ¥ Are You Fat? 142—Hillcrest bakery, 1215 Ye. Pike| springling wagon Elastic ] 3—fummit echool, Summit ave. 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Don’t you think it is about time that you gave or the advantage of a good set of teeth? Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 14% Third Avenue N. W. Corser Third and Uniba in Every Respect Seatile’s Leading Dentists Diagonally Across the Street from the Postoffice, Be Sure to Get to the Right Place LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES ASK POLICE TO FIND Let's ke cat at Boldt —aptown, MAN WHO DISAPPEARS! 11121 sommeows. 9132 ar.” Relatives of Milton H. Camp, 31, a/ Puyallup railroad man, have asked | | the Seattle police to aid in locating Hes |him. Camp disappeared from his gt B | home last Monday. He had $150 with | Star é |him when last seen, The relatives | Le pg 1 ay reece jfear foul pl te meal |WOMAN CUT OVER EYE | O"Scferordeeit at any éruastore: | Mrs. T. & Ticknor, 218 Nickerson |] »Gsitlersla, Veterae, Sutered. 18, Nearn— ave, Was suffering from a cut over ‘Sawer Fant safer nth jone eye, but otherwise was report: || {ip aeutss Ae in betes Tea = ed uninjured Monday, following an |] of treatment, Mi me more. then accident at Nicker rat, = nm and Fremont || (a2, An auto driven} of Edmonds | ‘ ave,, Bunday night by 'F. B. McElroy | struck her down When You Can’t Sleep for Coughing— hk. Tiousn. RAL KLINE C8, 9.32054 Somme OU CAN SET RID OF the annoying, distressing cough that results from constant effort to: clear a “tickling” throat—or even » heavy, wrenching cough thet ac- Fe pig gto bronchial coughs by tabing Foley’s Honey and Tar COMPOUND - Do not accept a substitute. 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