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The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
GINGER BEER.

and one-quarter ounces ginger-roo. one yeast cake one gallon boiling water
 Pour the boiling water over the ginger root and sugar and the peel of the lemon Dissolve the yeast cake in little warm water, and after the boiling water has cooled 10 lukewarm, add the lemon juice to the mixture and set aside for twenty-four hours. While ginger beer is better when fresh, if put in a cool place the mixture will keep several days
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
FRUIT MINT PUNCH.

Six cupfuls water three cupfuls sugar, one cupful fresh mint leaves, one and one-half cupfuls orange
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
HOME MADE COFFEE sUNDAE.

One quart strong coffee, one quart vanilla ice cream, one pint sweet m5E sealded one tablespoonful cin- namon. one pint whipped cream one-quarter pound candied cherries sugar.
 Strain the coffee while hot, add milk and cinnamon, and sweeten to taste, Have this syrup very cold. For each portion, fill a glass half full of the ice cream, pour over it the coffee Add a tablespoonful of whipped cream with few cherries on top.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28

Eagan & Griffin's Stage connect. at Gilmore for Fairbanks Greek Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Stage connection at Ester Siding for Ester City.
 Stage connection at Chatanika for cleary City.
 w. H. JOSLIN,
 General Manager,
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH TEA

Tepid tea cleans grained wood better than most anything else Damp tea grounds used in sweep ing a carpet where the pile is too deep to use salt will brighten it wonderfully. Try putting thrS tea spoonfuls of Japanese tea into the next apple pie you make and see how you like the flavor
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
PINEAPPLE GlACE.

one can pineapple, three lemons, one cupful sugar. one cupful chop ped cherries or berries, two eggs, one quart ice water.
 T'se either a medium size fresh pineapple or a can of pineapple Add to this the juice of the lemons. the sugar and the chopped fruit and mix and place on ice for sel- eral hours When ready to serve beat in the whites of the eggs, stiff ly whipped and the ice water Serve in tall glasses. If the fresh pine apple is used more sugar may be needed.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28

Sir-I live in New Jersey and
 Screen your house and stay inside.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
Cold Comforts on Warm Days


juice. one and onehalf cupfuls pine apple juice one dozen lemons
 Boil together the water and sugar fer ten minutes Add to this the fresh mint leaves Cover and sJaaa aside for ten minutes. then strain and cool Add 10 this the strained lemon. orange and pineapple juice and let all stand for an hour. Pour into a punch bowl containing ! large piece of ice This punch will be improved by the addition of a bottle of mineral water beiore serF ing. Garnish with sprigs of mint
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

First Publication July r. 1916. Last Publication October Is. 191
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
HOMESlCK; ENDS LIFE
TooMuch Orient Causes fficer'sAct

"Too much Orient" Ia beiiev-
ed today 20 have Influenced
young Lieut.. ormand c. Pail.
thorp 10 step into HE ward
room aboard the U. 8. 8. Sara.
togs, At Bremerton, Friday,
close the door and send bull
let thru his heart
Friday morning the young engi.
neer officer ate breakfast with the
other officers aboard ship, chatted
and laughed. read the newspapers
and went below about $500. 20 d.
rect some work IN the engine room.
lie was n tall. freckled. good
natured fellow. respected for his
efficiency. lie didn't force friend.
ships or dabble In the stations so
cial whirl.
lilo jokcd with his men 20 min
utes before he died.
At . o'clock he went into bis
quarters and closed the door.
Half n minute later the crack OF
his Colts revolver was heard.
Officers and men went running
toward the sound.
They opened the door and saw
Pailthorp lying dead on the floor.
Brother officers maintain that
the reason for the suicide viii have
TO bo sought outside Pailthorp's
naval record, his work. and his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

small circle Of friends.
1 We're dumfounded." was ,hx
way Surgeon Ialesky. mstlons1
aboard the Saratoga. and memls,
OF the specially appointed board ~
inquest, expressed H. 'Pall,ho,s
wasn't married and had no Interest
In any woman that ! know o. ri.
health was perfect. lie kept "a
himself more than most Officers
but he wasn't morbid.
''Ife bad been out on duty on ia
Aslatic station for six years. n
was sent out on the Pompey after
graduating from the naval acade.
my. In 1910. and he was hungry 10
get back 10 his home. in Petoskey.
Mich.
Last July he was transferred "a
the Saratoga. and finally got bacA
here 10 the navy yard In FebruaryA
All the officers on the Saratoga
and all the men. the surgeon said.
wanted 20 get home.
Most OF them did.
Pailthorp was the one who had
10 stay with the ship. He was ex.
pecting leave. but week after week
had dragged by and II hadn't come,
Saturday the body OF PaIl,horp
was sent 10 his parents at Petos.
key. Mich.
lie was 2s years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
COURT UPHOLDS
THE Initiative

OLYMPIA. Wash, March 25.-
Holding that the judicial depart
ment has no Jurisdiction over the
legislative department in the
phraseology OF bills proposed for
enactment into law. Judge Wright
OF the Thurston county superior
court today ruled against the oppo-
nents OF the first aid" and fish
code initiative bills. The people
thru the initiative. the court indi-
Gated. hold the same position as
the legislature at Olympia. While
a law may be attacked In the
courts after It's enactment on con-
etitutional and other grounds. the
Judicial department has no author.
ity In advance 10 dictate to the
legislative making bodies what
words TO include or not to include
In the measure.
Opponents OF the Initiative bills.
Including representatives OF the
Washington Employers association
and the fish corporations. brought
the suit TO restrain the circulation
OF the Initiative petitions on the
ground that the Initiative meas
ures contained direct Arguments ad-
vocating the need OF these laws.
This was the principal contention.
incidentally. they also attacked
the bills on their merits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
PARDON SOUGHT FOR
MRS. n. BR0WNLAW

Worry over the long prison term
she is facing, added to the effects
of serious operation just under
gone at Providence hospital. may
result fatally to Mrs. Nellie Brown
law. whose friends have petitioned
Gov. Lister for pardon Saturday
to save her life.
Lister has telegraphed Prosoeut-
or Lundln for further Information
regarding Mrs Brownlaws condi-
ton. He stated he would grant the
petition on Monday II the facts
presented proved true.
Mrs. Brownlaw has been twice
convicted OF larceny and Is sen
fenced 10 Walla Walla for one to 10
years.
Lundin said he would wire the
governor that DR.. NJ. G.. Sturgis re.
ported there was little likelihood
that Imprisonment would result IA.
tally.
Mrs Brownlaw is the mother of a
if-year-od high school boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
7. R. BACK IN N.Y..
MUM ON MEXICO

NEW YORK. March 25.-For the
present, Theodore Roosevelt is
willing 10 talk only of natural his
tory. and not on any OF the stir
ring events in Mexico or else
where. The former president and
Mrs. Roosevelt arrived on the
steamer Matura from the West In
dies last night. and announced the
discovery In Trinidad OF a bird new
TO him. He said II was as big as
barn owl lives In caves. stays
awake nights. and eats nuts.
lie warned n reporter against
nature taking when he was
asked II the bird "barked like q
dog"
Roosevelt is 10 have George W.
Perkins. chairman OF the progress
sive national committee. at Oyster
bay today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
sorTm ENp-sATrRpAY

Pot roast &c NJ ioin steak. itc II
roast veal, ioe 10 ieE Of mutton. ite 10,
link sausage. iee 10 back bones. 10 lbs
Sc. hs., Jersey butter. Tbs tioo. full
crab. loo each. fresh herring. lbs Ibo
smeii Sc ID: CLANS tte gal; Yakima
honey. combs ssc. flour. Centennial
hest. Holly. Patent Excellent. SNOW
WHITE. Hammonds Best or silver Loaf.
" 80 Tor 4p-lh sack IS lbs. best Trsnu-
lated sugar. 90; largo cans OF milk.
CSC. bars Crystal white SOAP. sSc. Sc
boxes matches. ioc. loo lhs Early Rose
seed potatoes. fa.So. pkss. corn starch,
enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
FATE OF EXPLORER
STILL IS m DOUBT

LONDON. March 25.--Hasty ar
rangements were made today to
outfit a relief ship which will be
sent in search OF Lieut.. Sir Ernest
II. Shackleton. British Antarctic
explorer. whose fate is In doubt.
Attic II was reported at Sydney,
y. s. W.. that Lieut.. Shackletor
had succeeded in crossing the
Antarctic continent with his expe
dition. CARRIED wireless message
throwing doubt on the story was
received later from the steamer
Aurora. which had been sent to
bring him back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
sASIrAHy-saTvHpAy

stalls st-ss. choice patent flour. ice
sack pkrs macaroni Or speghsisi &c
stall 20. pot Or veal roast. iae ~ shoui-
der Of lamb. lie N. stalls st.-1 fancy
Caps Fistfery haiihut. isse -. ssinnsf
sole. i've 10 white ktnK salmon. itc
10 A. Issiies fancy butter. tse N
isezi ranch ssEs. stc don lbs rolled
eats. ftcs ib~ pink beans ssrs corn.
Psas or tomatoes. , cans .sc. stall a..
new FLORIDA potatoes lee m extra fine
asparagus. zee ~ stall M tbs
sugar. tTe. iss &c. 10 lbs si.eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

rrKE rr.acE--saruHpAY

stall ~. iha 81 ftas. ~hlta srans.
lated suKsr. kzr. 10 its ti.is Stall no.
fresh pssf~urisss milk. &c at. 1e pt
stall 1871. fresh ehurnei creamery bat
ter. fse 10. stall "a. pot rcAst. 70 80 Ice
10 ssau i.sf. o. ~ aluminium eoas.r
Zee ~iih phrs rolled cats at Zee. stall
-, Yakima Gem Potatoes tiss cwt. 30.
irefsd. Orccet~via. Jsitp. &c PKG stalls
sisss. fancy sample lire % shoes. nee
ap. hiaH "a. TAXED chicken dinner. With
coffee ana dessert. tte stall 81. shoes
resided. acc 60 Ttc pair. heels, zee and
zso- stall 1884. Gee Victoria chocolates,
sss n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

MEXICO CITY. March 25.--Re-
ports OF carrinzastas going over 10
villa were officially denied today
at ouerctaro. the temporary Mexi-
can capital.
Gen. Alyarado Obregon admitted
that trouble might develop thru
continued presence OF American
troops In Mexico. He said the de
fhcto governments enemies on
both sides OF the border were try
Ing TO force Intervention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
Con~Tg--sArrHDAy

stalls :. 8 8 :. fancy pot roast: &c 80
lee ~ H,aii 1871 FIRST ave ftc csyton
Tee. zoe ~. sec grade. sec. Zee grade
Gee ~. A. atonK's sc can coffee. ttc.
lee PEANUT butter. Sc sc Roman meal.
sesi 500 can HYfur. ssc. 6 ibs fine Japan
rice. gtc. itH n~w rFunea stc; isc can
shffmps. Zoe. ibe bottle elder vinegar.
lee. soc can chocolate. sc. A. Aliens
regular tee cleanser. &c. or for Toe
lib. rams salmon. ; for itc. minced
clans. for .se. s-ih. csn % coffee. esc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Stall 800, piekied piss feet, i;He 10,
fancy am pickles, ioc dor knackwurst.
goo IN stall s07. rhuharh. 30 III fresh
spinach. Sc 10. stall 900. homemade
ieiiiss , glasses atc; mild cream cheese.
$50 IA. Stall $50. now potatoes Ice III.
cauiifiower. Zoe head. Stall -, coffee
cakes. ssc dor Slayer cakes. 900 each
hig home made pies ioe each. Stall 20.
compound. ianc ID; cottage hams iSc
10. stall se0. 8 largo cans milk. .sc
at. Jar honey, $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
wurrr-sNrrRpAy

a. stongs beet csc coffee. s;c ID. sec
coffee. spc N iec rolls toue, paper.
use. ats extra fine saucrkTaut lee
ite Shredded Wheat. lee. It's fine
Japan rice. $50. tor Japan tea stc. :
its. fancy wainuts. skes hr boxes
matches. ioei lac pkEs. pancake flour.
ihr. ssc can baking powder. zee; itc
hatti. cider vinegar Zoe. ise can
shfimpr Toe white Meat Co, pot and
veal roast lee 10 veal outlets. lee 10. .
back honeH 10 The csc. link sausage. iHc
10 pure lard fHMc II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
R0BINS0NS TO De
SENT 70 SEATTLE

CHICAGO. March 25.-J. r. Rob-
inson and his brother. Louis Rob-
inson. will be sent to Seattle Tues
day to answer an indictment
charging them with conspiring to
conceal assets In bankruptcy. The
accused men waived extradition
proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

DIR. Crissey l.. Wilbur. vital sta
tistics expert from Washington, ID.
C.. will start Monday TO study the
states health records. This state
has been consistently scoring the
lowest death rate in the country. so
the government dopester was invi,-
ed out by the state board OF health
to check up the work. He will start
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
s--For Sale Miscellaneous


Our New cstAiesus for 1914
New ready for distribution. taArEes,
stock best seodri oniy one price
t.riy ven-sr panels square foot - esq
ttheF wall board square foot. .es
Cress.rsnei doors. first auaiity. iso
Front doors. fancy glass ........ $50
Cottage mont Window. bottom
Glass teste. top sias- tesie,... ass
asineh quarter vunt. lee feet .. 70
s.inrh picture mould Zee fee, ,... 80
Our 1915 catalogue better than ever cost
fseoa O. pstnt snf prepare. and IL pos.
itiveiy the most complete most up-to-
date. most educational csiaieEee %
sash ard doors ard mill work ever
produced In our ~ year. ~ constant
entenv0r. send for repf % eur 1919
eataioxs.s No. -; matted tree post
nsid. wiiheat ehsrse IN request We
have our ewn mill. sell any enc. ship
enyw here Oniy one price
o n WILLIAMS co
SASH AND DOORS
fat5 First Ave Seattle wash
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
A PRETTY HOME PLACE
IwPnoygD-st.o ys

WIZ new cottage that has q
beautiful yie~ - Lake washing
ton. m three fire tracts 81 pro-
dusffse soil. isfN. enough 60
aFrufuuunafe several hundred
chickens tots ~ room for gar
frn and small fruifs. flee yell
This place ls convenient 70 mar
het. etc good schools. stores
snd l. itssi On account - cheap
transportation 80 Seattle fare
s. ~ Communication tickets 20
round trips daily Prom steady
r~uris ~iii max. terms go
dawn. 80 monthly Tahe
kiski8nf ferry beat a, Madison
park and Inquire Tor ifarhssfth
At office on Kirkland deck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
he TALKED TOO MUCH

Emma Cuthbertson. OF 422s
Brooklyn ave. started suit in SUI
perior court Saturday to collect $3.50
damages from James 5. Krape. al
leging he talked so much about her
that her other boarders left her
place disguised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

County commissioners Saturday
asked for n conference with Mayor
Gill and the city council to dis
cuss the proposed joint detention
Jail and stockade on the county's
farm near Redmond. across Lake
Washington. The mayor Is In
favor OF the plan. instead OF spend
ing $4,000 TO remodel the city
building for Joint Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
SOME CONTRACTING

Charles Anderson, q chauffeur.
contracted ahead with secondhand
dealers TO deliver auto parts TO
them and then dismsntled stolen
machines to make deliveries. &C.
cording to Detective J. p. Smith.
who arrested him Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
MADAM ArmkftA


MADAM AFNAntA
Egyptian Phfenaioatss
Reads your entire life
giving advice on
family ;raubies. love.
spsraiatien. "a ar
rfsGe. separations;
what steps 70 tsks
60 he sarrsssfuil
uniiss tho separated
srpfstns things
which have aiuafr
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4b---Honesteads
PSYCHOLOGISTS
MADAM kIRL
the wonderful
EGYPTIAN
TREMENDOUSLY

Reads your head iust
as ~ indicates from
the cradle 20 grave
shat business you
are adapted for.
shea and ~horn
sou viii marry. set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

GRASS VALLEY, Cal. March %.
w. j. Moe had n doctor examine
a spot in his neck that panied. and
he learned that his neck had been
broken since last August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

fisr sni explains love affairs and fam
NY troubles. reunttes tho separated. etc.
sstiafsetian guaranteed o. no charge
No one Ia ffpubie turned a~ay. money
o. no pipaer Permanently located at
asa ffrf.r a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
37--Business Chances
INDUSTRIAL PARTNER
WANTED

who wants 90 enter an Industrial busii
nsnsf have n patented afticls
which is needed Ia every house and
office IN tho world a bis seller. nos
on the market. ror particulars al
dfss. ", =. ksyssr. Everett wash.
~~S~~~~S~~-o~~~~
4b--Homesteads
Hio INDIAN HEHEnvATioN TO orEs
e.eeo acres for settlement, wheat
fruit. general farm lands. fito per
acre. open coming summer. homes for
io.e3o send 10 cents al once for
copies with reliable information re-
ssrdinx this great region. Wenatohss
wash psily werid Dee, 49,,
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Store Fixtures and Showcase

SHOW cAAKa snd store fsturs. new
and second hand. ali Kind. Edward l.
uomaif 1918 ffrst near Stewart
~-~~~>~s>~~~~>~>-~~~<~~~ ~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~e
a0-Exchanges
uALEn anAsp CABINET PIANO foF
sale. tisG. just as sood as new VIII
take coz. poultry or farm supplies 80
part ~ whole payment What have
you 60 sschanssr Call T0ik Aurora
tsoo CABINET GRAND rfASo 80 trsas
for car, late model Ford preferred. Dor
30. AiHoHa. wash.
Don ron SALE WI trade for chick
ems $50 Minor ave ~
VIEW tsar for land or what haYs
vnu- Address Die star
N~~~e~~~~~~~>~~e~>>~@ ~~~-~~~-~e~~~~-~o~
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25

been a mystery nhst vacation yaa are
adapted for. etc Why not see the
essif hsiisf.rsinn rnafanired, sea Pine
near Wenffkhs Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
50-YEAR.RULE IS up

Councilman Bottoms resolution
TO do away with the civil service
ruling limiting city employment
applicants to men under so years
Of age was filed Saturday. The
council will vote on II Monday.
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ron EAt.Emis acres. acres cleared.
balance IN pasture All fenced ncw
house. rooms ~eesshsf. root houss
rniih house. s9ns sell. chietsa house
ava park - rhirksns ne~ barn.
sertt an~ team heroes ARD fiahi
eaEan r~xr. sisins niih. one s-Yeaf.
aif be fresh ~ MAY nns 9rariinr
heller. one saekiinE esiti AZ farm
tools f0anF ofehafa Thi- property
iacsfsd IN GOOD rosugr fess. 80 miles
- " y station snt mile. ffem
county sect ssgte Address Hos g.
n y u. J. chshAis.. wash,
orr TIE FACTS
writ. or .s. y " axrKiKjous Mr..
Lard Dept. ifsi 7. G. Smith uifx.
Seattle.
About our f-sras 81
Ttrr~ fakss Fnnhonish Co. wash
PROPOSED PAYMENTS. mills camps
seheoisl rhons. daily trains. auto
stages n v. ID.
small payment sir.. spsr Lumber .e-
cosnig haiane~ v~ry EASY 81 pr eeut
rot DEAL wfrH rs DIRECT
THREE LAKES LrNnER co
ron VALE cHEAp--fins hone. 10.
n.,h~r ~t;h 10 acres rich Hkastt VALLEY
isna! mpts. u waited Write c-st.
star
81 scHlsA. parity improved I swtis
shore treat. { miles from Ansrcrses.
assusss island: God tern. fi.ees. y.
y nssss = ' . I s ,,-
slot FOR SALE
wfDow~H OLD uoNE--rruH ifes. ~
years ed. bis corner lots. nicely kept
nssr Lab. Washington ,-s blocks
FROM ear Did house. n rood coalition.
siesel ftt down. tip per month.
Take ola r-ntan car On FOURTH ave
20 ctoTerasis 81 see IDA Smith. sass
nsiuisf tealsyarf
LOT $500
10, ~. siees T. whites Rsinisr Beach
Garden. ssae. sii rash. ownsr Ad-
.~e~~~@---~-~s--S
's-Hous~s tor Sale
ron skt.r-i.reom cottage completely
Furnished. wiih EaFAs~. electric iiHht
and water. on r~ntrd ground near
lake cnion. ise Fillmore sL Capitol
1870
s-RooM COTTAGE. rorrh3 Fireplace
closets sas. electricity; free water
sst Camp Good Health. ITS All
eve Hurry.
FoV FNfx-By ownsr-xodsTn s.reofn
bungalow fuii siss basement. hard
~~~.S~c0~S~~>~~-eS,Ss~~.~cSS ~~l,~os-|SS~~->~~o>~
CAMP SITES
coon ckNPfSG SITES. SIS Zach With
warfsn,y desd 1891 Valentine place
Halls for Rent
KkrHToNF HALL. Kish;h and Madison
$1,000
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zo--Male Situation

wANfEb--re.sien a. isnitori have had
fears experiences IN churches stve
the best % references and recommends
MHnaeit
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,4--Business Personal
2s-Spiri,uai Mediums

2S--Spiritual Mediums
ct.AIuVoYANr and pzim'stry. iies .
jefferson. Maffona car Tell past. pres.
cot ard future consisting business and
love aHaifs aastss f1u about diNrrcs
eases ard shat sill - NusF lucky stsf
ia life 60 take. wiii tell fuii names 81
s0uf ievsr sweetheart. frisnds enemies
and whst Yuu ar- most sdsrtsa for
Test readirm stse. rormaneniiY 10,
Gated Near itth
MME CfrRfkNNk~ Trance nsdiaus
Teacher ~ Eririssaiisfn nsias rireis
tsniEht. Ever one zftsnting -
esffes messages. questions answered
consultation daily. Norris Hotel. itstst
Third ave
ifAvr YOU TRornfr OF Any KIND
SEQ ~. stfisd Europsan raifnist sh-
tells al you stsh 20 hno~. Advice es
al affairs ~ iifs ilis ssvsnth
ADVICE daily. Fsiiahis pessiopmsnt
class or personal instruetiaa spiritual
aud nhs.isai hssitas Hunasy FRIDAY
evenings 'n@rsins ~ liberty nies
cfRcf.s isrish, y sfsfy ons asisnainr
receives mssaAses consaiisstan datif
Mnts Eir~iia trsnrr medium. Arcade
Hotel 1870 Nsreaa ave
MAnEM wy --s-isireorans- esrf fsss.
trK circles Tuesdays FridaFs fft
csiamhis Sain sus.
NM sfSriftNn Noted ard fssasr.
sifs rsns. ever s@ndy store sts tee
MADAM FHANk = cisisssyant card
reader. paimisi. Use. 1885 rfss. cor
nsr rtts,
xMr wniGHT-csFa T-asins s;s
,.~~S@~->~~~~~~~~
26--For Rent Furnished
a pTSox faofsrn fssrrIsSef r1frsSs- -fsT
large garden. - uio1ses frprn city
hair. hsg block frosn ear iin. SIS per
month. rhsns Main tsts ieesi "a.
es-.,s sS.,s..: ss.s,. 80 e,css-s :,
Flor Rent unfinished
We sdssr1s money % hsasssaid Eoe6s
stored IN our Ffrs rroef sssrase.
AUTO DELIVERY Go.
pix. ard wsss.rn. Elusst 80
nsiiy trips 20 Taeorns. So. ~ about
The times 10 60 empty
ToR Rr~T-s-room houss. firspiac~
furnace ieth avs y. o.. sios~ 20
university re r<r month. Geo n
cpi. ofrcs Fltiss, 1854. residence
phen- Capitol tti
f-HooM modern rastax~. as month
feth ave y sas E~inF o
MODERN t-roon cottage 20 LET. tsf
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zs-Furnished Apta
nr.uFr APARTMENTS
srt s-reoui. furnished 81 modern.
90 v PIKE East st<s
MODERN sns,roosn aparmsat. tiss
Srs4er@I 49, @.~o.~o<~1-o.-.-.~~-~O
30--Furnished Rooms
FoR HEST-Furnlshsd room With home
comforts. close n. rhens Elliott
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3i--Housekecping Rooms
NICELY furnished hop-sksepinr room
Tor rent. tten per week 1919 sisih.
HOTELS
HOT bi. ESNEHa-et.sm- heated rooms.
a. ftssS Third
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-25
23--Personais

GENTLEMAN stronger Ia city. ass 90
good personal appearance and address
would meet lady, suitable has. refer
snces; NJ general delivery answered
object fnatrimony Address p-tt,
star
WILL soms honorable. capable sinsis
m.n vho vtshes 20 better his social
aud financial condition write INC at
oncef Particulars FOR stamp Chance
~ lifetime Address Prof ward. nstit.
Valley. N~b
AM rou N treubisr Consult Robert
nAit lawyer. tis oriental ses hsceed
WI fAf es.h Tor furni,srs III fins ct
fe~H@ uatn tses
,4-Business Personal
MAT. respectable aua bu.insssiiss LADY.
80. sishss honest ~orkinEfnsn 90 part
nrf IN a good feominT house bsat.
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