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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-28

The Voters of the Democratic Party will be called
upon on Monday May the ls 1916, to nominate
Senator Of the United States and member of the 65th
Congress of the United States from the Fifth Congressional
District of Maryland
In making the selections the should give due
consideration the chance o. eecng the candidates after
they are nominated and also what the of the
going be in regards to the Democratic National
Administration.
The Hon Blair Lee was elected United States Senator
by the largest majority given Democrat in Maryland
more than 100000 Since his election he has consistently
worked for the good of the State and the National Demo-
cratic Party led by President Woodrow Wilson.
While member of the Maryland Senate Senator
from Montgomery County, he instrumental In having
passed of the progressive laws upon the
Statute Books of Maryland and had introduced the Open
door Policy" in Maryland Politics.
The Hon Frank O. Smith is the only Democrat who
has been elected Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District in twenty years.
He elected four years ago by eight hundred
majority the district and while member of Congress- he
worked hard for his dsrct and squarely with the
President ali important National Legislation
Why should the Democrats take any chance at this
time? Why nominate who have proven in the
past that they be elected? And when elected
full accord with the National Democratic Party.
Democratic voters be deceived by false prophets
who will tell you that else lead the Democrats
in this fight of 1916 better than Blair Lee and Frank
Smith
Democrat voters of Anne Arundel County go to the
polls on Monday and for the Hon Blair Lee for United
States Senator Hon Frank o. Smith for Congress- and the
following Delegates to the State Convention:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-28

Charlotte Walker in a perturbation
OF her greatest stage success, 1.-The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine''-Colo.
NAL, Saturday. adv. 2ta2s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-28
CARD OF THANKS.

| take this method to thank the
many friends for their kindness to my
sister. Miss Elizabeth Tydings, during
her recent illness and for the express
sions Of sympathy to the family at the
time of her death.
(Signed),
lta2S MRS. ri. Il D0TcnNE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-28

The Oliver Morosco Photoplay Co.,
presents Anna Held, in MADAME
La Presidente. q comedy distinctly
different Colonial. Friday. adv. 2ta27
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
n. Y. CAR STRIKE
SEEMS CERTAIN

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Tis-up of
the 1921 cars that operate on the
$50 miles Of surface tracks on the
New YORK city railways within -
hours seemed certain shortly be.
fore noon today when the confer.
ence called By Mayor Mitchell be
tween union and company repre-.
sentatiyes failed to reach an agree.
ment Eight tl,ori and men are az.
fected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
LABOR Department
HEAD VISITING MERE

J. y. Densmore, acting secretary
of the department Of labor. arrived
Thursday morning in Seattle from
Washington. D. C.. and ia the guest
Of Immigration Commissioner Hen.
~ NJ White.
Densmore raid he was not here
IN connection With arbitration Of
the longahoremcn's strike. that mat
ter being entirely In the hands of
Commissioner White and William
BlackmGn. whom tho department
recently sent here for that purpose
During the morning Densinoro In
spocted the new immigration build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
infant DEATHS<
STILL GROWING

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-AH tho
Haunting is strength in defiance
Of science today. as national med
lcal authorities gathered here to
discuss infantile paralysis. the
scourge today clalmed the greatest
number Of new victims recorded
since It's outbreak
Today'a new cases number I'll
az against 1876 Oh July ~. the high.
est previous one day record Of De.
yelopment OF the epidemic
Deaths reported today are ~
against 81 yesterday. The total
number Of cases 10 date n 1905
and the total deaths $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
SHORT NEWS
INTERSTATE COMMERCE g.

mission will hear protests August
IA in Washington against proposed
increased freight rates between
East and Pacific Coast and inter-
mountain points.
A WELCOME Home" frolic was
accorded Elmer F. Conner. csndi-
date for coroner. who has just re-
turned from the w. o. W. conven-
ton In Denver. by members OF
Home camp. No. 2s6.
JOHN SINGER SARGENT, Amer
lean portrait painter OF London.
was in Seattle Wednesday.
SUPERIOR JUDGE EVERETT
Smith signed an order Wednesday
permanently restraining the Union
Savings and Loan association from
using the word "Unior." as II con-
flicted with the Union Savings &
Trust Co.'S name.
MORE THAN $50 would-b be
teachers have registered for ex-
aminations which started Thurs
day morning at Broadway high
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE
MIRO, ACREAGE
not 80 nrNHING IHtIr

Pine srfeaas. sith s.roern house
on county road iess than 10
minutes wafk from ferry dock
young bearing fruit trees ap.
Piles plrms. pears grapes. black.
berries and FaspbeFfir- ONnsr
lives IN Montana. and cannot
look after place VIII sell fof
~ 80. on sasf terms 90 fsspou
sibis party 20 boats DAILY. BE-
fare 90 residents faha Easf
ssdissn caf and Kifkiand boats
90 Burke 4 fsrfars office ga
NhsFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
ITALIA CAFE OWNER
DENIES CHARGES

n r. Van Nostren. owner OF the
Thaiia cafe. today replied TO com
plant filed Wednesday In the SD.
perior court BY the W. u. Hutchin.
son Co. Nostren denies that his
cafe il dlsorderly place or that
any liquor IL ever sold there. The
place was formerly owned by VIM.
Hodge and c. V. Gray
They have had no interest In the
place for some time" said Van Nos.
tren. and there hasn't been a drop
Of liquor sold az the Thalia since
have been there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
Personals
MEDIUMS
MADAM NINA


Sewer in Seattle Before
10 riffrd wifh tho power 60 fs.fsses rouf
raHi pfsasni ard futufa iifs 10
sahrffai knnn isfss enables be- go tlf'
ths veil % fnfafefF snd reveal 90 fnu
Oh fh~ ifhrartHnf Hattsfs - life shs
San tell faa Whe faar snsfniss sF~. ahf
whb ines aFr rHefntss fn aan. ara she
can also ssii goo he sta conquer ihsin
ard hos 50 make happiness between
msn anf Hifr ~ there afs efil infiu.
errrs Over fou she can tell fpa hos %
ntsfrorue Them
Madam Nina can teli fnu N regards -
lows and marriage affairs tells ths
initials - she spa Hfs 60 narfF snf
shsn snd " fhr ore fnu tose is true
e. false Hha advises haw 20 hfinA
ths separated together ant in regards
ta rnaF atsrnf ffisrds and tells ne
secret - teinT hsppf and safressfui ia
NE she Hiii EifH 500 nuif truthful
aatir- aud faFetrfi Fas - fbinss ihsf
Nfi b. - srFat Vaias 90 fra ta 81 AZ
fstfs - tife
Madam Nins ran advice rna ~ regards
60 fnur hasin~ss SD fasnrtsi affsirs
$50 tells feu chat hasinrss 81 vocation
wiii - lucky fef Fea tnnsaft hsT a.
anrs on am matters that 49, esasirE
SEQ eoff8 % ifnHhir ttnadinss soc
efeA uniaa. Nrfuea Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
CORNER

Stall TO- fresh younH salmon. zee and
10 % haiihuf ltr lh chinook salmon,
he $50 salmon fFouf 10 10 linz rod
Ne ftr red snapper iea 10 salmon
fnelfs. ihs ife stall 10 ~ ta sArk
rhnirs family flour. o. ge. iEe psss
pancake flour 1Gr iarss rans milk
efc. tte guesn alltss. t8r eco sash ,
boards See stalls = rbund
sfssh. iie 10 pot roast e. fn igsc o.
saed hacan. i1ac lh. hauihurEs8 arf
sausage. Ice ID veal fuflsfs itr d.
stale - -. 1te ssking Fso~dsr zee 10
hars best y bite soap. zoe. marRroni 81
~ cans tomato soup sac psrs
gloss starch. ite. fresh Singer snaps. itc
~ isnffs lie 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
BOMB USED when
NEGRO MOVES IN

DALLAS. Tex, Aug. 3.-The
home OF VIM. Common. a negro who
moved into restricted" portion
OF Deere Park. a suburb. was bad.
ly damaged by a gunpowder bomb
early today,
Common disappeared about week
ago. after repeated threats from
white residents Of the neighbor.
hood
Altho segregation ordinance
was passed recently. the police are
powerless to enforce II until its
legality has been ruled on by the
courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
PUBLIC MARKETS


HfaIi q. ; ibs pure rana suRaf 90
Win 81 % purchase zoe iar rubbefs. o.
dos iar csps. zoo daE he Roman
meal zoe. bnass matches. 100 pure
rans suasr g. 20 sack beet beet sugar.
tsta SACK. hard shsat flour - sack.
stall IL. tomatoes. Zoe and ite ~
rurumbsrs. BE- earh, cantaiagpes. &c and
iec each sweet corn. for ftc hiaii
~. whole salmon. itc. red snapper,
its sss. Tom cod : ihs. ite. stall a,
fresh Washington butter soc o. Ns~
fnft cheese z1e % frssh ranch ssss
abr dos ftsii co. peaches tar dor .
pears se das 9fAF.nstsin sppi.s itr
dos Heu potatoes. I ihs Ice piums. &C.
10. stalls sa-ss. leaf lard ishc "
shoulder ~ lamb 80 ID ink sausage
ier - lamh chops ftf 10 fancy
bacon. 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

sal ~ ne siaAtafd srsnuIsfef
sugar tsc stall - fr.-h pssfsusfr.d
milk e a., g. ~, stan ~ beet fresh
rA..uris.f butter aec II stat it
whoi. salmon. Zee and $50 Chinook
salmon. he tEc stan q papsr shop
pirE hags g each. steel cut coffee &c
~ stall itti fresh bear meat. fresh
rrouna bnne It's itc stAN sea ~
ihs % sugar 81 90. choice patent flour.
tift sack. sRr uncniored Japan tee. stc.
ibs Sc. he see. large rans milk.
sc stall 81. fresh made potato eau
SAGE lee ~ fresh hanharrer and pork
sausage. iar ~ stall 80. Slayer cakes
tbrl home made cookies fHr dos . Toe
leaves potato Yeasi hfead. itc. Stall ~.
fresh ground peanut butter. itc. lbs
&c Stall 40. peaches soc basket cants
ioupea. &c. stall e. onions lte CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
NO MORE SERMONS

DIR. James Crowther. new pastor
AZ the First VI. f. church. keynoted
his policy Wednesday night in his
first address In his new church
when he spoke TO the members OF
tho Pacific Coast Theological con.
ference.
In winning manner DIR. Crow.
Their told them that theology had
changed considerably during the
last few years. and that It was neo
essary for a successful preacher to
deliver messages and not sermons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
PR0eRESSIvES MAY
PUT UP new TICKET

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. O.
Cheering every mention OF ma.
tional ticket and every denuncia.
tion OF the delivery" OF the pro-
gressive party to Chas. r. Hughes
By the national committee. the pro-
greksiye national conference got
under way at noon--one hoGr be-
hind scheduled time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

SANS fiss zhois saiman 80 10
trssh hsiih4f. tst4e o. Atppersd salmon.
lbs sArs haiihuf cheeks Toe H. ten.
dsfielu sois. lie 10 stalls si-s1. pot
roast. 10 ~ veal chops. itr 10 psrk
roast. azar ~ stall - fF-sh Wash
inHign creamery hattsf. see ~ ies
~ stall sfs. Jersey s~ess potatoes. 2
he ftr summer sgussh. ~. str ear
plant for sass home EFaNn potatoes
~ rs 20 seeaisss grape fruit for
tsr ~ Nfpnss No 80 sack choice
family fl0ar - &C. sec BOTH. pure olive
OIL Sec trr Japan tee. s.e tss bottle
grape fairs. fses ~. fsreg pfanes sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
RICH DRUGGIST?
NO, ONLY A CLERK

Mrs. Ethel MertEman. daughter
OF J A. Ward. wealthy former
liquor dealer and horseman. OF s20s
Stanley ave. Georgetown. started
divorce in superior court Thurs.
day. alleging her husband. who rep
resentei during their conrtship
that he was a rich druggist. turned
out TO be a ti0o-a.month clerk.
Immediately after their marriage
in Los Angeles. December IS. OF
last year. she says. her husband.
u. II Mcrtzman. began demanding
money from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

sissr .'raA 1890 ~ Mason 4ar nts
fos &C. toilet paper large Ec cunt
hnrrr. for t2e brick cheese 1ke ~
remrsien olive OIL small sic medium
Tom coz. D. ". peppers. ihs SEC hard
tack. lbs Sc German sgs bread
FOR ite. sppiss ite dos eh.rfi-s sour
- boz lettuce : foF &c.. tomatoes fee
10 berries u - crate pears. zoe doH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
MADAM NELLIE

iveris. greatest riairreysn' ard phF~n-
nisEisi guarantees 70 read Yaur entire
life. past present anf futuTss strrs
true adFirs ~ business love health
sna family affsirs isiis ths rauas -
your fuiufe husband ~ vif~. arf shat
- a. 10 ~ surerssfai IN ufs she has
fa.i arftvea N TITS city never here
hstaye ORE stsi, wtil pay rnn Tor your
many aisauprinim~nss IN othefs she
NiIi remove az obstacles ana tell fnu
hos - uin and hsif the one sou DE-
slr~ she stes. advice On az lmpurfHut
affair. ~ tife Special readings Ger
Hotel Eik. room 6. it1i sscaaa. near
Nsf~w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
ARMY FEARS STRIKE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. The
possibility OF general tie-up u
railroads Is being viewed with con.
Germ by army officials. The prob
lem Of feeding the border forces
and Of keeping Gen. Pershings
column supplied would assume SER.
GUS proportions should a strike BE
declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
MOVIE LEAP FATAL

BALTIMORE. Aug. AS the di.
rector filmed his Jump. David Die
ter. 20. a professional actor. leapef
from speeding automobile near
the studio Of the Milo Picture cor.
poration on the Frederick road TO
day. receiving injuries which ~
suited In his death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
PROCTOR NOW HEADS
LOCAL LABOR BODY

William Blackman. a member OF
the FEDERAL Cancellation board. ad.
dressed the Central Labor council
Wednesday night. asserting he
would remain In Seattle for a
month or more, until he could sug.
gest a plan TO the striking long.
shoremen and dock employers that
would be agreeable.
~ NJ Wells. retiring president
OF the Central Labor council. in.
Quoted r. l.. Proctor as the new
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
WILL BE TRIED HERE
FOR WHITE SLAVERY

PORTLAND. Aug. Federal
Judge WolvertOn today ordered
Jack Ste imam removed from Port
land 10 Seattle. where he must
face a charge OF white slavery bc-
fore the grand Jury.
stedman Is alleged 10 have In
dueed Becky Miller TO 30 TO Seat
tie from Prince Rupert. II. C.. for
immoral 1urposss. The principal
witness at ;odsv's hearing was Der.
tina Miller. twin sister OF the girl
In the case. becky has vanished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
RELIEF CORPS LUNCHEON

Mrs. l. Simmons VIII entertain
members and fiiends OF Stevens
Women's Relief corps and Com.
rades OF the G. A. r. with luncheon
at her home, 1853 sth y. T.. on
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
POLITICAL BALL

The Metropolitan orchestra Will
play at the political ball to be
given Friday night by the King
county Women's Republican club at
the Hippodrome. Theo Karle will
sing. There will be other enter.
tanning features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
TO ADJOURN SEPT. n

WASHINGTON. Aug. AFTER 4
conference with President Wilson.
Senator Lewis irophesied adjourn
ment OF congress between septsRx
Der ! and g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

DO YOU NEED MONEY
We will loan you money on any ar
tiele of value We can also save
you money on al your needs spe-
ciai sale on auction goods. consist
ing Of clothing. anoe-. guns. trunks
suit cases. watches jcweiry musical
instfumenis Alaska. iogFerE sup
plies. etc The Bargain Store and
Loan office. 30 FIRST ave r.. cor
nsf Wsshiurion Phone Main tE1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
44--Houscs for Sale
SPLENDID VALLEY LAND
~ LARGE TRACTS, IN CROp

Every foot n this place excellent
soil level. not wet; ~ acres
planted 70 garden truck balance
cleared and ready for crop.
fenced good i-room house, cs.
c@llcnt water. short walk from
intHrurhau station and close TO
brick highway Property has
been indcr lease for some tim.
owner would now prefer to soil
price ft.60o. terms 800 cash
balanre SO monthly fnauirs
eos New York BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

HELr wAxrEn-mAr.r

HELP WANTED We
Wantsd--By Seattle civil Service Com
mission County and city Building
applicants for following examinations
on or before dates mentioned
August T. CLERK PUBLIC EMPLOY.
MEST OFFICE. salary $50 90
August II. ARCHITECT. salary $500 90
August ~. COUNTER CLERK. Buildings
Department salary $50 90
August -. ASSISTANT OPERATING
ESGINEER. THIRD GRADE, saiary
$500
one vacancy On each position
Special requirements Tor ARCHITECT
experience Tor five years az archffer-
tural w0rk three ~ which must have
been as architect In direct charge Of
ar entire office Residence in Seattle
waived FOR position % architect only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
GENUINE EGYPTIAN
PIANIST

tsas. ruar sutirs life past rFessni Aaa
future FfeFrrfif siftnE masses. data
aaf ffEufss in tusiHess love las MAJ
ftaFr ana domestic ffnuhisa tells fu4
shat' eu 49, beet adapted feF sna shat
~ eprn book 4 fradinF ~ her siif
utssf Faar htEt~sf stpsrfsttans ard
fau sHi ~ elsrr snd happier after
eaesaifirE her. che haVtuH 80 sif ~
frsnosfng az avn tHftusnF~s snt glaeins
snu ta an snrtfnuntsut - hapry
thaurft aad rnafsnffrsnt Permanently
taratsd - SIS rrffsfritY near Nttfh
- Wf.s Fe.ttas. fFer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
Steamer Has Wheels!

CHEBOYGAN. Mich. Aug. a.
The steamer Topinsbee. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
40 ACRE SNAP

rhls is IN one ~ the best farm valley.
IN the state. close 90 good railroad
town school n y n cream route
on main Hand This 10 all black soft
lies fine. has tee iars. aprlnFs !
acres cleared. some siashed balance
small alder. easily cleared Price for
whole 60 acres. 1850. easy terms See
Dahl room "a pavns nidE Tes and av
sSAF-s ACnEs. MILE FROM TOWN.
partly siashed. s-fnom house fine
water itso. on terms. Addres. K-ia.
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
MNE NTCTORIA

TBS rstshfsf.f rhFsneipEis' staire cfsns
sni pa sstsf sirss srisnfifif F~afines
un al affairs ~ ufs. rasi. present %
fafus~ fna have sesn N. rthsrs res
see me best " IN tfeuhie All f~afinxH
suafantref saftsfacfofy % No fees ars
errssd rsaftrHs See ianfaftan over
n~i Drax CO teta PIKE 81
CWAnf.Fs rnASkt.tS. woNDENFt'f Il.
haY eiaiFtoYant raitnssi special read
fnr sEr tt7W rfns .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

II you want to exchange your
city property for country property.
list II In Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
43-LOT FOR SALE

- N ofh1E
PEND ORE. FASTEST 0rowfSG
CITY ~ THE NoWrHwE~r
n you Lost your esriy opportunity IN
Seattle don't Kick You have the
same chance nos II you don't believe
e. ask Ar Williams. $40 Alaska Blds
Main 2ssT
~ io-fOOr Tors
Facing fine boulevard. 40 minutes from
Pioneer square The whole bunch for
$500 cash
CLIFFORD a VAN ARspALr. Inc.
1913 Thlrd Ave-. loi Washington ~.
\ VIEW CORNER $500
Three nice view lots. anxi2o overlooking
lake. corner ~ ktfh and Hudson .,
tibo cash II, '. Nelson. 81 Northern
Hank nldE
ron SALE TWO TRNCrs AND HOUSE.
~ Tukwila, al planted TO fruit trees
bearing. 81 zoo electric isht and CITY
telephone terms 500 owner Easener
blacksmith shop Henton. wash
SNAP ron QUICK sALE-f.ARGT
corner lot boxiJo, close 60 good school
city water for 1900 sickness causes
N~S~NNSN~o~~S~ ~oI~ eSL> ~ ~ =
44--Houses for Sale
LITTLE HOME ron 1900
4 little t-room house on lot Loviee
near Phinney ave car line. hair cash
just outside tho city where YOU are
not both red with assessments ana
hlEh taxes ~ y Nelson. eg5 Northern
N-~S~~o~~-~lSc~~~~~~-~oo~~4~.~o,~Noo
45-Farm Lands for Sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

NOTICE g ACRES OF WAITER FRONT
property. dwelling house and other
buildings. spring ~ water garden
orchard, otc. all for 81 900. j. II
Nance Dorstto. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03
39-Waterfront Property

HAVE A FEW CHOICE TRACTS AT
Three Tree Point suitable Tor a sum
mcr bungalow for SIS 20 $50. on a
completed automobile road. with pnter
mains Installed Land ~ level ntrei,
wooded. and Within 500 fret of fnr
community beach near end ~ Lake
liurteu tnr line Fare ion, cents bt
tickets 90 Pioneer Square .lrrtrir
lights. store, Hchool and many fine
nriRhhptF WHY so across the wator.
when WHlu land property Nv sd chahpf
EasN toruH o. Gregory. ius Alaska
HidF Elliott Cie or Sidney 1900
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DIRECTORY
>~s~~>~~~~N~~>~~~
THE PHONE
SEATTLE ..x@rp MAIN
STAR see
WRN1r AID RATES

WAM1T AID RATES
one cent word per insertion,
Sfx times for the price OF tiNe
Coupon hoNks--pne hundred hnes-
10 be used as desired-tS. 90.
Help and situation ads one-half rate.
Funeral Notices .s.-s...s...s'..
Trma.ieat-Chars~ Aa,ertis'ns
Fer line per insertion ......s..',,,. IS
SIX Insertions for the price OF ~,
10 per cent discount N bill ~ pale
within 10 days after first inscrt4eh'
Want ads received up 20 IL ~ ~ III
for Insertion same day.
The star will not be Responsible Tor
errors In Want Ads. after the IiFr.
Insertion. and the placing OF an "A
fer more than on. time shan ee
construed Rs an acceptance OF 'n's
condition bv the advertiser.
Advertisers must present originsi
cash receipt when calling Tor let
t~rs addressed to box numbers care
The star. when Want Ads con-
tanning box numbers are taken hy
phone The star will give replies 70
partfe. calling for same. and as
suues no responsibility BY s"sh
rrtion
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phrercioeists

ties and explains love affair. ana fam.
ily troubles. reunites the separated str
Explains permanent health rule.
ransrsction guaranteed or no eharRs
No one In trouble turned away. money
or no money. Permanently LOCATED =,
sfs Union 81
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4-Furniture Wanted.


~~~S~~SS~ss-s>~el~~~l~sSs~~~~S>N~e~
N-- FOR Sale Miscellaneous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-03

T7TTTT TN
ptfHESufsparar
she rsads your entire
tifr. giving nfriee
or family 'rouhiss
ievs speculation.
marriage ssrara
lions unifss fhr sep Z
krassf why not
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