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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13
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o. V. Waring of Waycross spent yes
terday in the city.
+. Fridge of Douglas is a business
visitor in the city.
Gordon Miller of Atlanta is spending
some time in the city.
George H. Herbert of Savannah is in
the city for short visit.
w. o. Peoples of Savannah spent
yesterday in Brunswick.
w. w. Bennett of Bailey, Ga, is a
business visitor in the city.
]. 4. Rourke of Savannah was in
the city yesterday on business.
H. A. Fiscus, the we'll known print
er's supply man of Savannah is in the
city, q guest at the Royal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

Officials Here-Ceneral Superinten-
dent c. e. Brewer of Fitzgerald, Caief
Engineer l.. l. Beall of Atlanta. Road
Master T. Il. Dean of Atlanta, and
Train Master w. r. Parsons, all of
the A., &. & A., were in the city yes
terday on official business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

Modern Woodmen Meet-Glynn camp
Modern Woodmen OF America, held its
regular semi-monthly meeting last
night. A good deal of routine matters
were attended to and one or two new
members initiated. The camp has
been growing steadily lately and the
members are said to be taking a new
interest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

IT WILL PAY YOU TO WAITE FOR
rIiE OPENING or THE SURPRISE
STORE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

The Tides-liigh water on the
Brunswick bar today at 2:3S am. and
3:O7 pm. Low water at 9:10 am.
and 1898 pm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

Call for coupons at Faber's two
steam bakeries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

WATCH THESE COLUMNS FOR
SURPRISING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-13

Grand--The Moredock & Watson
miniature minstrel show at the Grand
this week is the best we have had in
long time, introducing the latest
sunk during the past twenty-four
see the comedy musical act, and have
you heard "The Hesitation Blues" ?
This latest of song hits will be re
peated by request The pictures start
every night at 7:45. Matinees Friday
and Saturday, beginning 3:45 Admis-
songs, dances and jokes. BE sure to
Peace" at the Grand on April 2tst.
Seats now selling at Roberts Pharma-
cy, Prices %, so and 75c.
olga PetroVa-Today at the Bijou
that wonderfully beautiful and accom-.
plished actress Olga Petrova in ''The
Soul Market" this is Nine. Petfova's
greatest play and it is with pleasure
the management of the Bijou an.
nounces the showing OF this picture
Coming FridayDorothy Gish and Ow-
en- Moore in Jordan Is Hard Road
and Roscoe Arbuckle in FATTY and
the Broadway Stars" Seven reels, 5
and 10 cents. Come to the Bijou Sat
drday night; we are going to give
somebody some money. You may be
the one that earns it,
The day book., 1916-10-07
GIVES MAN CHOICE BETWEEN
STERILIZATION AND PEN

ERILIZAI TON AND PEN
A man was given his choice of sub
mitting to sterilization or going to
Jail from 1 to, 20 years by Judge
Marcus Kavanaugh today.
The man, Levin Shapiro, was
found guilty four months ago of at
tempting to mistreat little girls.
Levin is 65 years old.
81 don't want to send you to JAIL"
Judge Kavanaugh told Levin, ''be-
cause you are old and in i'll health. If
1 send you to Jail you will not live
long. If turn you loose your mania
may overcome you again and you
may make little girls your victims. I
cannot compel you to undergo steri-
lization, though there should, per-
haps, be such a law, but will give
you till next Saturday to decide be-
tween sterilization and Joliet"
The day book., 1916-10-07
Il. o. cLERKs IN PROTEST

Oscar F. Nelson, expires. National
Federation of Postal Clerks and at
president editor of the Union Postal
Clerk, says that postofice employees
throughout the country are strong in
their appreciation of Pres. Wilson's
stand for the 8-hoUr day. The pres
ideht signed a provision last July ex-
tending the 8-hcur day for postoffice
clerks and carriers to cover special
clerks and other employees not in
cIuded in the act formerly. How
ever, the local clerks criticize the ad-
ministration of the 8-hour law by
Postmaster Campbell and other local
officials. They complain that en-
ployes have been worked overtime.
Last night, they say, 600 clerks
worked four hours overtime each.
A meeting of the Chicago POstofice
Clerks union has been called for to-
morrow to draw up a complaint that
will be forwarded to Washington.
U-BOAT SHELLS STEAMER
Galveston, Tex, Oct. Leyland
line steamer Morcian, which arrived
here today, reported being shelled
by a German submarine near coast
of England .--..... 49,.
The day book., 1916-10-07

eight-hour law is no longer a debat-
able question and believe that the
Adamson act will make it easier for
all workers to secure higher wages
and shorter hours.
Woman suffrage does not seem to
me the paramount issue at this mo-
ment, but it is the most urgent do
mestic issue. It is only question Of
a short time, 1 believe, before we
shall have it by federal amendment,
ratified by state action. Mr.. Wilson
has travelled far in the suffrage direc-
ton in the last four years and l am
hoping that this fundamental demo-
cratic measure will soon have his
support.
Mr.. Wilson has been criticized for
his appointments. 1 could criticize
some mistakes which all parties and
presidents have made in their ap-
pOintments are matter of history.
But have balanced Redfield and his
Eastland neglect with the appoint
ment of Brandeis, gratefully called
CAC aIL04LCy IO1 C1S pSOptG. re-
member his appointment to the cab
met of a constructive liberal leader |
like Newton G. Baker and that he
was able to secure the social inteIli- |
gence of Frederic G. Howe for the |
service of the immigrants at Ellis
island. have balanced the displace-
ment of Durand on the one side with |
the splendid fight Mr Wilson made
against the reactionaries of his own
and of the opposing party to retain
Julia Lathrop and keep the children's
bureau out of politics.
While Mr.. Wilson has not travelled
as far in some directions as 1 would
like to see him go, believe that in
this crisis am safer in trusting him
with our national and international
futIlre. than in exDerimeDtiDp with q
The day book., 1916-10-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler
Sunday afternoon or night; gentle to
moderate southwest winds, shifting
to northwest Sunday. Temperature
Friday: High, SO; low, 54. -..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
Cabaret Girl Says
She's Glad; So Are
Her Little Girls

Are you sorry
II WIS asked o. Miss" Del Moore
a. her name appeared IN the cab
afet bill at the American csfe. l,sa'
as the last song Wat SUM- New
Years eve.
sorry she 81 elaimcd- NO
I'm xild'"
Two little slds ~ nome lior shs
Is the mother Of Hobert and Gordon
Ioorsl are happy. too
Mas" Moore. with several other
American entertainers. will remain
AT the cafe and all sing under the
lew regire
II ret my salary cat g. week.
said liiily Connolly. another enter
tainer ANYHOW. fyoue II viii
be $40 week ahead % the xeins
with the har orne tvcd 10 spena
SIS week regularly AZ the ban a"
4 picnic % ioY closed the Old sear
AZ the American cat. frid ~ alaia.
D1nciuE on Sire tables. ihSoa tuai
fcrpeniiue. pnemiaruonly lisssHs..
the crowd HGN site new year IN
Jus ~ TIE clock struck II. ass
enormous shout OF happbnts wssm
up one festive feneW nance ttfH
trumpet 10 let out a niasa. mni tla.
man az his elbow poured ttfe ffsrur
nent full ~ beer \ sAoNBs I'D
lowed.
The place looked tiise a fouE chop
at 2 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
SHE PROPOSED
TO man 3 TIMES
Beautiful Suifraget Tells How
She Finally Got
Him
TELLS HOW SHE DID 1T

NEW YORK. Jan How viii
the loap.year girl propose?
How viii the ieapyear bachelor
act when she lass her heart a. his
feetg
The beautiful lnez Milholland
soinaeyain. who proposed three
times. answeru tho first question,
and her happy husband. Eugene
ljoinseyain. replies 10 the second.
Everybody IN America knows
lnez Milholland. the beautiful suf
fraglst, who started her career b.
stirring up feminist agitation In
Htaid old Naesar college. scorned
New Yora society. practiced Law IN
the police courts. and finally got
herself jailed Ia England for riof
lDy with Mr.. Pankhursts wild
women
Admits She Proposed
There WIS aBa2"ns.nt IN he SUI
fras" rnaks when she ruddsnly be-.
cam. IN. wife 81 Eugene Boise
vain
Feminials mar, el"d that their
dUh roun, general had con
scented 10 he com. the mcr. wife OF
a mere man
They Wondered nov young Mr.
BoiNeyaip I'D IL.
Then came TIE most snns xiaa act
o. lwex's Amazing career. SHE oa'r,-
y announced mat SIRE did tire pro
pos,rgl
~
ose.s furthef admitted i,eas abe y an
10 pop tire question tseree ,ss1sa be-
fore tire man of her eholfe nc.
eept-o.
Here is esg advice 10 ali girls
Who wish 10 propose
Let b"r 10 toward ne man
with extended hand let her uut
her ease 10 ain freely 'ad tt1,nleiy
hubby Gfs6s verNup
Leap yeaR o. any oteer war
nm fur wonan's free r'shfcssi0e. fran
work atsa ffess spsech IN iove a6
wafl aaa ON of H.
Ny msiifa&sd ssaf aass4ia eFs
dosi btndiy hass hg2lt rya TO cspeh
otir.r " ! bad 1850 stIlss uss. FregFas's
INK ffht, II wl1Y ! Wb Erseni o.
iiassann defe &. %
Herr b Wv Eafs ssa8sufs- sxifafoos
IS wnasn hsgFgrpsf Vtitsn flfstSe u1Fsae
Observation-Disclosures InaIJgysifs we're
aedgss
- never rad even thought a. pro
posing to liner hilhoiiand, because
! did not intend 20 marry. In gen
-rsl, ! DO not approve Of marriage
as an Institution"
Vet Nr. BoisseV,in desrsres trHt
ihe hapfiinssE ~ ths!r married lie
and the iact that he SUI considers
ics wife ihe unst charming woman
In ~. world ~ dle TO franl,ueSs
honesty " telling him of her IoVel
and her houests 81 esery ofAe4 mat
Ser that concerns them
ter that concerns Us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
Be Good to Your Teeth

Treat them 10 trip 20 the DEM
iiEt once ia while. -
Take pity on your poor old teeth
ana hnF" The dentist give them tie
once over occasionally Just sup
pose che little things could talk, Just
think ~ the names they would caii'
you Tor nsElectiug them.
~ you have good teeth. the only
waN tn keep them 80 10 by consult
ing The dentist ~ soon ~ they SHOW
align ~ decay Don't wait flii your
teeth are reduced 60 mere shells be-
fore sou attempt 20 have them
fixed ftnc rotten apple viii spoil
a barrel ~ good ones u left there
long enough. And one decaged
tooth VIII cause others 10 decay II
you don't have 80 fixed promptly.
when you think Of the dental or
flee you naturally think ~ pain
awful hs~luizing. nerve sr4ekinR.
jaw splitting patn. You cans get u
into your head that to~fe IL such a
thing aF painless dentistry. Come
know ~ all, who never sat IN a dem
tal chair IN his life. and who has.
teeth himself viii tell you that
There ainf no such animal ~
pain leFs dentist" Another wise"
person ~ tAe same type rsts. 'T'rhope
painless dentists fiii you fuil 0f dope
when mes rs your teeth. Keep
We want to say this 20 your face.
also 10 tour teeth We are not
n@r"iy painless dentists. but We
have mnde dentistry painless IN
other words. $40 have banished the
torture from the dental chair and
ntsuie u "a hing 20 De welcomed. not
10 y, feared We save human Fuf-
FERNS snd what u more noble more
We DO NOT employ dope 80 fnake-
gu wbFb painless We have our
painless system to make the pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
Our Little Standing Army Costs Us More
in Five Years, Writes Herbert Quick, Than
Chinese and Russian Wars Cost japan

army 80 have been maintaining
I take IA. figures ffom a state
ment made By Representative Has
covering the army expenditures ia
amounting to t1a eucrnn,fs Hlan o.
81 .0O7 .fi0.21o4s
This does not mehnIe ueuRlsns.
nor a cent for tti- navy ID Ia a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
SNOW IN CALIFORNIA

STOCKTON. Jan. stockton is
mantled with snow to a depth of
between three and four inches. The
heaviest snow storm In the history
Of the city started at 2;3O a. m.
NJ daylight. the air was filled with
flying flakes. The storm ceased at
1870. The nearest approach TO a
snow storm IN stockton occurred
In the spring Of 1895. Citizens
snowhalled ON the streets today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
BY Herbert Quick

IN these articles have men
TONED many things showing how
wocfully c.fcnselcsa No. are while
open to invasion from the might
ea armies and inviting trouble
by our unavoidable mixing up with
world matters
But have not told half the
story
have said stftfe about our laeil
~ an ammunition reserve the veSy
thirpf which b. hoidsnR hasts iifr
motcn'oats OF tie French and BFii
sh and tsncisn Hisan To yield
elir Gftss nile - her hynA TO the
.Appttro GsTraaH hsc11t
ialvr sciusstiy nrtubsnra the
WytnuS,asH az ON egspH nv ulrrs
.aSi, al sIIEnrtritsrs, htt-A % mitafsa.
laelf Of nctrsritf ptsR af rntiir.a OF
tfeSrs to- Ore asrTs wiich VIZ tsunst
6sNe-al these : hnWe pusasil by,
aEa tog tlsc pFespni un1t slsaS by.
What hritrve ! have shn@n.
anssrvrv. Ia tfr big controlling
fs~ssr that IN thts NEW AND
GNfh tAN hftp ssaisR we arc
t,Ept csscT'izp, ve rcrri a rapid.
" ~snitiirsatar srnsy cupipped
10 tist usost eftiE4nHf dspyrr %
At LEAST a b1iELIor dEn
ard We reno u H@es.
How cln we 6,sse each an arasy
our prcaert rexEinr army we
hire oar ni'iiM is volunsrvF or.
Ranization vl,ica no army ntn WIN
iniorse as entirely sHcoesuaal. Can
We hire the army We mus, save n
We are TO h. 0le9
Before making up aur nninaH ,ha,
we VII hire outright a miltsoa nsr
"a n regular army-or even the
100000 which such men as EXPIRES.
dent TAFT sucsca et Us see " hat
n costs va 10 Keen M the peewee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
DYES AS RESULT OF
NEW YEAR OEBAUCH

Charles Reartrist. 30 years old
les dead in the county porgue-a
victim OF New Years eve debaueh
cry.
He started his celebration early
Friday, aud was picked ap. drunk.
i1tc IN the afternoon.
After three hours In the city Jail,
ne was taken TO the city hospital,
and died there early Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
C0uNCILMEN DON'T
WANT WARRANTS

The finance committeeman Of
the city council are roiiIr to ash
city Treasurer TeFrs whN he 81
paying interest Rad redemption In
cash aud paying civ salaries on s
ner cent Marranfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
WASHINGTON GETS
EARTHQUAKE JOLT

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA series
Of exceptionally severe earthquake
shocks we're recorded today a.,
Georgetown university They last.
"a two hour. finishing at noon. bat
the distance could not be estimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

Co4~ls OF enc University OF Min
nesoua have drawn up a set OF
specifications for sending male call
ers home by 1880. In this regard
toe dean of women. Miss Margaret
Sweeney. recently said: Hang un
a framed copy OF the rules in some
conspicuous place. girls. Then
draw attention 90 the regulations
with some timely remark II all
e'se fails, speak up openly and
say: Time is up. boy s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
Sf-Public Notices

ctfANHE UF VEsHnf7a NNNg
NOTCH ~ HEREBY OWES that undsf
chapter ihf faws ~ tftt hnd Antfts
o. Customs Negotiations ~ 1915. Hnd ia
puffuanrr ~ authority Efanted tf the
feffrtarY - Commerce. nn tho appiira
tinn ~ a. D. iastls a CO. sois oHnrfs
me nsme ~ the American see screw
WiisHn. burden a. toms sfoss. official
HEAKfFr
ROSCOE n uHrMifEfiEH
Collector - Customs
irafils MaahlnEfan December a. 1915
s9efeesfsFseeesNss<~s>@es .seessN~s@~s~~s~r@Sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

PULLMAN. Jan. The resigna
ton ~ pf + 4 rrynn az prcslden'
81 Washington State calisgc. accept
ed By the BOARD Of regents laN, sum
mer. took effect a. Whistles herald
ID the coming % she nsv year last
night iiryRn Vaa president ~ " :
~. u YnAra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
PUBLIC MARKETS
SGT III md

N~t naar go sark De- 80 sasaf.
81 Ne. 90 tats iaunAf} Hnar. stf ter
tluHms aat unk sAusaa~ Soc ie rss
coast o. ft hoheHHtan rFa treat D
laatrs sar. tspaaesv oranges inr aha
fadlsiirs buurhss &C. GNFutls bunrbus
ar htrts hunehsH tr splnaeh &
santhea tr spinach. fuathes trt Taht-
uiA homer w. CONT. fuu rfeAin cheese
ace o. hrasg fruit fshr. its esq
tshf ffai' cake. zee it fresh riams 81
uf salmon Wsuf ihs 4tr haiihui b
ne esf. Use sfuAH htHs ttr % live
Eroar tee fh. tipfnu's Zoe. ttr co. aar
coffee So o. es Sec rnffss tbs See.
sstfA foe efeamffgs ass De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
rs Spiritual Mediums

NpfAf. EefirtkS
Giftrd Go read scout
life from tiFth "a
death turatHs
minrm EiKrs true
advice iu business
iute aud marriage
founii.s Tho sepa
fafrt. sitvs 500 the
secret poser hos ga
eln and hold she
one sou love Hafls
faction guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

HiiI10& In LIARS N TlsN
YEARS ron THE ARMY WHICH
WE HAVE and hnNe s,foma thsef
our Army @@a themselves ane oniy
restrained By relies aud a tceliar OF
shame from shouting ont TO al the
woria innt II h. woithlssus
A. Goo fcst,9 ays. THERE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
Acreage for Sale

rfuitr SALE
tis-ausr am EuinE East I Wfi offer
Tor sale 80 500 riara miles nnrthsasf
- irnirr. in Whafrnn county. Wet
uetfar ianHsrf o. 81 90 o.. m tur
20 acre farm NJ ehafee alder noe, sst
lard. ffHHr1 NHHpe sAasf ulfh usisirs
fniik hDnsr an1 Iced shed Iesst rsnl
pined tsfu trHff ehfrhsn hnus. ana
granarf teHff uth basement ssrss
fsf raHpnerfies BE- aHfes clover. acres
sRrlfn. tn ceres sissted Years g.
Rfrss siashed fears ed sert.H
plenty Enoi uatsf un place To- sfark
Including creek an n0fth sud a. ste
HEe fn~. place fenced and rfnas
fenced - coo 80 he carried sr.ts
a. Z per rfnf interest
~ WARE pvner
col = ". WEsTuEQ0K. Nucilonsef
s ACRES o. Boofs rsaat snap fi.s
20 acres on Haads canal riaae to-
eHfer $500 90 arFss. sf rarl ais,, s1ag
coli Aee ssa oscar nrpvn Hanger.
Wuam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

us NO RESISTANCE on THIS
SIDE 90 an invading army
Here 10 a shameful state OF
things. The United States.
from 1901 to 1907. spent on its
army and navy over sii.soo..
o0o.ooo. This enormous sum.
says homer lee. is more than
the combined cost 20 Japan Of
the Chinesc war and the Rus
sian war. AS WELL AS TIE
ENTIRE MAINTENANCE OF
HER FORCES DURING TIE
INTERVENING YEARS OF
PEACE
A standing army oi q millisn men
cnnld hn supported by Japan on
what "a costs Us 10 keep in the
field 10000, " we iagsue our pres
eut system
Unless We chang. ouf metGiuis..
an army ~ 5gam viii esst US
s6nd.nW 0en.
u ~ hnsause wa do naf daFe g.
face the sf5Eeefifig cVEsnse of Ghe
matter tina, sareh mem as Taft sIeair
Of standing argng 81 2iei9linD As
desirable.
II l. drsIsabie: hu u H. scarce.
~ mnTc u0efist thBn Gun {Sfesainl
army " tina Of FslaFe 9sr afiio Of
2n00hs Wa4,A hts twice ss esaaen.
sive ga aW tasssant agDax: usf u
tiiue ~ waF il walll5 sfiy maize
ths coauspsritrn of il ny a foreign
fas ntsh mere costly. n could
elualy be creseelssstt, lsoscewssr.
An ARMY os 25RgeeB .n.ria sr
snare sF5 drsusios. II
wEnin give uS a azsxe only OF
seiup arcsssj. u vsoaftci hs %
IN a eos0boy shooting serape.
We MIST hive five times that
nanshcr Of men ava, iab'e with
in esutrsh Of tsse outbreak Of
trcsztgin.
A s,tn dtrn array OF million
woald crush tsie a,tt,os under the
eSpoRss Yet we mast have that
large an army We cannot hire our
so3distmr dune No nation can. I'M
cer present army practice. any
more than the entire people OF any
country caa hire all their breath
inr, ~ bathing. or eating done
WE MUST 90 OUR SOLDIER
mo RSELVES. NOT TO DO
IT is A SHAME AND d SGRACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
PHRENOL oGISTS

MADAM AN AnA
faypftan f'frsnaiasist
Reads Fuur enfire life
aiatnn advice on
family tsoutIsx
tpas Speculation
uarftara 80 para
fiaas shat steps 60
faka 60 - success
fai tn,tei she sstss
ratsd explains
thinFs whirH have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
TOR Sale

sAcHfFfcE 1890
atNl2o with b,foom modern bungalow.
chicken house, barn blocks "a bank
Edmonda Terms tG4 Empire bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
25-Spiritual Mediums

ties ana esihins love affairs and
family troubles. reunites tho separated.
etc hatisfnctt0n guaranteed or no
charge. No one IN trouble turned awAy.
fnpney or no money Permanently To-
Gated ~ sis Union si
MADAM EttIAHBTu card reader.
pnlmisi reliable advice. as University
e., near Seventh
FULL HEADfNQ, 3se FIR Hotel. Hoc-
aud aud Pine room 7
MADAM FbY -ciairgoYnnt, card reading:
circlra TuesdaY Fridays lfig Fifth.
hEATHicB rAfiFAX Best card reader
in city 5ia Seneca. room D. upstairs
NINE DAVIS PaimiHt and cards soc
1919 seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
REGAL Dental Office.

Dr. l.. II. Clark. MsssG~r ~
iso5 Third Ave-. y. W. Cor. TshIsks
nnd Iatcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

siNafs been u4vstery shat voraitan
sos sfs adapted far. str why rnt go
she hestf TeHf readings Dee sausas
zion guaranteed esA Fbss nsar West.
lake Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01
EDWIN y. nROMN
~. ~. y.
TIA First Ave.
Union Heck.

open evenings until
s and sundays until for people
who work PhorC Main s64O.
My Bellingham office is at Elk
and Holly SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

" you have vacant room or
house, let Star Want Ad rent il
for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-01

2.ibo-NicK new. s-room cottage on
20 foot lot Beacon hin
f2,so0-Nics. ncs e-room house. on 40
foot Beacon hill corner.
$500 room house and ~ nreH rich
cleared land ~ minutes from
city hail. easy terms.
soo--Lot. Queen Anns hllt
BoTHwEt.L ROCK FIT Main 600