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NI~TIaHT

Stall ~. fresh silver smsits, = iha ise.
REQ snapper. zoe ID! Columbia river
smsi,s. Sc N. Stall Is. sprinE clothes
pima. te dsr zoe can piufns. itc, Hosdiess
faiains. zoe ID pkEs corn flakes sse
stau iAi. Mrs Portsrs peanut butter.
itc ID. hons tnsds msrnAlads. soc 10.
stalls io1-ipt. watermelon, 3 ~ new
potatoes. 10 Lbs sses eAntAioupss. Sc
each. stalls ili-tls. WAS beans. ibs
ltc canning beans. - 10. EXTRA fancy
cooking apples. ib. 1tc. home Gfosn
tomatoes. ltu 10. stall iis. mild full
CREAM cheese sTe ~. bulgarian cheese
Ice ID. . smaii cans Federal milk. soc
stall lse. . large iec ioavss bread. 2to.
large loaf rai.in cake. stc. cinnamon
rolls. lee dos
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Public Markets


stall d. pure graduated sugar. lbs
dsci cans cieanHer. Be- sacks. or
lbs salt. &c. stall O.. pure natural milk.
w. a. stalls rs. No. 80 sacks flour.
te7b, No. 10 sacks blended flour. Soc
large cans CArnation milk. skc. soc
unroior~d japan tea, 60c 10 $50 can
chocolate. SOC. phRS corn flakes. abe.
pkEs, Creamattsa. f6r. stall ~. best
oieomarrarine. 2sa ana aao h.. fresh
ground peanut butter. ito III, stalls
af-as lbs pink navy beans. tpe. , lbs,
Hearts 81 wheat, ase! Hun Maid raisins.
100 H. A. a II. soda. Go pkg. lbs.
war flour. &c, No. 10 sack graham
flour, bLc,
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stall 10. new apples. Be- IN. Stall Z.
chiii or pimento cheese. = for ito, stall
.. young salmon. ate each. smsitn. Zoe
ID. halibut, 2 ibs. 2sc. rcd snapper. Toe
10 ling cod. tbs, iso. Stall -. fresh
snAokeroi. $50 ~. large Alaska herring.
100 each. . for 26c stall t0s. bss.
Jersey butter, sae ~, ibs. iiso. mild
cream cheese. zee 10. Stall ii0. home
rendered lard. 700 H.. link sausage. :
ibs $50. stall 1911. csyion tea. 300 ID.
Stall 1903. Jiffy Jeii 30 pkg.
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Stall Is. pure cane sugar. Nss sack /.
patent flour. i..76 per Sack its. green
split poaH. ftc. Ice jar rutbars, doE
ikes large cans OF pears. ibc. ibs rolled
oats. zoe. stalls ss.s6. flour. o.. 30 sack
large cana milk. use. iba farina,
$50. stalls RI 20 2. ripe olives. ite
pit ehow-chow. 80 at. large all
pickles. itr dos, pure vinegar. $50 sal.
stalls i,-ai. 1eiiisd pigs feet. zoe ID
home corncd beef. sso 10. homo made
meat loaf. aec ID. fresh peanut butter.
Ice ID.
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BRING coPRA HERE


PORT ANGELES. Aug THE
nve-mast schooner Crescent, which
cleared customs here Monday from
Sydney. Australia. will be towed to
Seattle. where she will discharge
her cargo Of 1900 tons copra, con-
signed TO n British firm. She also
has aboard hardwood from the Ha-
waiian Islands.
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MADAM ANGELINE

GENUINE EGYPTIAN PALIfsr
Reads your entire iifs. past. present and
future correctly. giving names. dates
ana figures In buslnesR. love. law. mar
rage and domestic troubles. tells you
what you are best adapted for and
what 60 do 20 better your conditions
In life. This lady reads your hand A.
you would an open book. reading
BY her will meet your highest sNpecta-
tons and you viii bs wiser and hap
pier after consulting her. she having
the gift Of removing all evil influences
and placing you In an environment Of
happy thought and contentment Spe-
cisl readings this week 80 cents. Sat
isfactlnn guaranteed. Permanently
located nj room Z. Hotel burnside.
fbosh FIRST ave. opposite market.
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BANkoKu MARU HERE

The steamship Bankoku Maru,
largest Japanese tramp fre;ghter.
under charter TO Frank Waterhouse
& Co, arrived In port Monday morn
ing and locked at the Hanford at.
terminal. where she will discharge
10000 tons of miscellaneous freight
from the Japanese ports.
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Anderson's. snidsr's catsup. SOC bottles
cocoa. $50 10 corn flakes. o. Pkg jar
rubhrrs tNiason'al. zoe dos. stall :.
Wsaaon oil. $50 can, Crirco, a3c can.
corn flakes tkelioggsl. Ice pkg to
mato soup dieins). i1c eau. stall ~.
veal roast. 100 III pork steak. Soc ~.
Stall a, beat jersey butter. .bo 10; fun
cream cheese. : lbs. tbo. Btaii 20. cookies.
iGc doI.. ryp bread. loAveA 800.
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IN POETRY

Dear Benny:
Maybe | don't know what I am
about,
But where was Moses when the
light went out?
Now don't you think you could
plainly see
Just where you would be. II you
we're he?
No, he was not feeding the
squirrels.
Neither was he out with the girls.
l think I'll come close to the
mark.
BY saying Moses was In the dark.
A. NUT.
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CHINESE iNsPEcTs SHIP

Arriving in Seattle Monday. Look
Tin Eli. president of the China Mail
Steamship Co, spent the afternoon
at the Seattle Construction 4 Dry
Dock Co.. inspecting the work on
the s. s. Marking, formerly the
$. s. Congress. OF the Pacific s. s.
Co.
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Waterfront Notes
STOLT NELSON
SAILS TO JAP AN

Under charter to the Mitsui 4
Co. the freighter Stolt Nelson, the
fourth vessel built by Skinner 4
Eddy OF the Nelson fleet. sailed
Monday morning for the Orient
with 5000 tons Of steel and steal
products. for Japanese shipyards
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Echo Zahl Finds III
Draft Is Hitting
Women in Homes


"
Into the county.clty building
Tuesday there was tossed
throng OF men.
Some came with worried
faces and asked for exemption
blanks.
Some facetiously sat down
and awaited their turn 10 be ex-
hmined.
Others asked for exemption
blanks as tho afraid the officers
would probe their past .merci-
lesBly.
A biz majority awaited the
Inevitable calmly.
And when the men poured
into the courthouse. there
we're women ut home-mothers,
sweethearts. wiyen-women
with as many different emo
lions as the men. They could
nee out over the vide stretches
into No Mans land. In their
minds eye.
sought out the women a,
home" and talked with them.
found a mother who said:
Il have two sons In the serv-
ice. Oh. wish ! had a third
and fourth. that might give
more"
And the next mother was a
fragile woman. who works hard
ms a domestic. She. also. has
two boys in the country's serv-
ice.
wanted 10 say something
sympathetic 20 make her feel
that ] appreciated her sacri-
flee. She relieved me OF the
necessity
"Oh. You can't blame 'em for
wanting 10 go. I'd want TO 20
n ! were a man"
! climbed the stairs NJ sI0
Eighth ave. and talked with
Mrs. Z. l.. Briggs.
Your husband has not filed
claims for exemption YETI"
"Oh, he went down this
morning" she said quickly.
Tie works across the bay and
could not get down sooner.
Oh. he must be exempted.
What would do7"
You have three children"
! asked.
There are four now. The
Youngest came in June" she
said.
! thought OF tho men whom I
had seen filing into the cx-
emption office. and could
understand the worried looks
better.
And when ! had talked with
Mrs. Alfred Phillips. 1918
Ninth ave. ! understood why
some OF the men asked for ex.
emption papers so furtively.
They should all be forced
TO show their marriage II.
censes." said Mrs. Phillips.
There are many yellow ones
who are getting out easy by
claiming n dependent wife.
when they have no wife. Also
claiming a dependent mother.
when there are three or four
other boys 20 support the
mother. have two brothers.in.
law In the service. Mr.. Phil
lips has a mother and a wife
and a stepson TO support, but
II the worst does come. he'll
80. IL Just angers me 10 see
all those men who hang
around poolrooms and cigar
stores getting out OF II so
easily"
Mrs. John Maher. 2si2b r.
Madison st. says she doesn't
want her husband to hide be-
hind her skirts. Mr.. Maher has
passed the final examination
and Is all ready when his sum-
mons comes.
What Will YOU do when he
goes?" | asked.
why. I'll do the same thing
! did before was married.
I'll 20 out and work. have
two brothers in the English
army. Ny husband can't get
any worse than they are get
ting. ! can get along. Believe
me. I'm not going 10 be in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-07

he chinese roots
and herbs can
SUCCESSFULLY treat
all disorders of
men and women.
Special for the
toothache. head
ache. stomach,
rupture. c III.
sore throat, vel
low fever, swell
ing, pini y ! "a.
skin. wounds. alb
scess and nervous
disorders h a W
been treated sue
cearfully.
CHINESE,
REMEDY co.
~ Washington st.
Phone Main SSH
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CLIFFTON THE GREAT
Late % worlds vaudeville Tour.
SPECIAL READING Zoe

Late ~ worlds vaufsrilie Tour.
SPECIAL READING zoe
Probably no modern Investigator along
psychological aud Sceult Hnes has 70
eeivei targ. ansouut Of praise Hs
that uhlrh has been accorded "a
Clifton the Great have been
Acknowledged for years BY the most
uetsd msa and wonsa % the present
age as the ahient medium In the pre-
frssian. bring 70 the subject Vide
srpeFlanee. a great knowisfgs ~ xnman
nature and such gifts OF forssasSt ard
judgment IS make ns one among ths
many. I give better advice. more sue
esss. mere help. more facts. than any
eiatFvuyAat or medium you have ever
consulted. I am worthy % your sou-
fidsncs. To eansuig me 70 60 pass the
most Interesting and valuable half
hour YUu have ever knewa. In my
capacity there IL no Eu~ssworh. svsrT
rroc.aur. 70 drfinita and ssarf. and
the result n certAin- located az ifis
kiafh ave. near unl1a st. Hours. 10
a m. 80 y. IN. Elliott ttteJ.
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rIsE IT

atonr's. a. feonamy Jars. zoe dos.
pit Economy Jars. $50 dos zee 10. can
tipion's see. ste, tae can nus coffee.
sc. stall so. iarss salt herring, Sc
EACH lee cons safdin.s. gtc. stall 10.
pastsurissd milk. &c ct sisll -. best
sse coffes. lee 10. special Amer
grocery. sues, oranges. zoe dos fine
grape fruit. 6 for &c. new potAtoea. 10
It's. &c.
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INVESTIGATE SINKING

by tinted Frees Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I'm
vestigation has begun here today
by the naval officials OF the sink
Ing OF the Coast Guard cutter Nc
Culloch. which was rammed into
by the s. s. Governor in a fog.
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SCIENTIFIC pHHESof.oGIsT
rhis famous phrenoioEist fesds your en-
tire life just ~ the head indicates
gives you. dates. fscta. tells you what
he's passed IN lisa. what n happening.
without asking q single question. She
does not tell things 20 please. but reads
things jgst a. the head Indicates. tells
you what planets you were born under,
the lucky and unlueky planets. when
and whom you will marry. settles and
explains love. family troubles. mar
riaRss. divorce. health. business. Law
suits, HpcrutationH. Investments.
transactions % AL kinds In fact. no
matter what your hope. fear or ambi-
ton. come O. this noted phrenologiat
and find help. There IL no need FOR
anyone 20 be unaucosssfel- Her advice
removes all troubis. She guarantees
satisfaction or no charge. Her readings
are strictly confidential. Call and con
suit her. Special readings for one week
only. SOC. fioura. p a. IN. 20 . m.
Room 81 AnueTs Hotel. Fourth aud
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We don't care who has tried TO cure
you, and has failcd---we viii give
you sure cure and small fee.
Don't give up before seeing us.
ny the latest methods known to
MEDICAL SCIENCE we successfully
trent NAWitOsE VEINS, PILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN ALL
MISTS. KIDNEY, BLADDER. LUNG
AND BLOOD AILMENTS. RUEU-
MATIsu. LIVER AILMENTS AND
ALL CHRONIC AILMENTS on MEN.
Come In and see us. Have n conf
Dental talk and he examined with
out cost or obligation.
office hours n. m. TO D. m.
sundays, 10 n. m. TO l y. IN.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
I'D orcidrntnt Ave.
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MEN
MAKE NO MISTAKE

Your health In
your greatest as
set Avoid harsh
methods with seri-
Gus after conpii-
cations The latest
mild methods are
auick and rsrms
nent My treat
m.nt for all con
diiions will satisfy
tho most etactinR
man. Renewed Wit
atty for nervous
exhaustion. debit
~. " ca k n eases,
paralysis. rheuma
tiam and blood
fifaoFIeFu
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Petition presented 10 city council
for patrol boat on Lake Washington
TO catch pirates who burglarize
households.
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TACOMA-Federal Judge Cush.
man sentenced IL slackers from
three TO 30 days in Jail here today.
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DIR. WILSON
625 FIRST AVENUE
SEATTLE WASH.
NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We will
treat some
OF your all
ments for as
low a fec as
50 and $40
w . W |
m n x 9 you
an 9 Y c . p
tlonally low
fec In any
ailncnt you
may De sur
fcriug from.
with this
low feo and
our Ion @ and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments OF
m 2 n. y o "a
n q q Il not
q u 4 Z er an
q N n r HnV
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NINE. MONA

phrsnoloxist ana card Rad
ss WIN tell you 70 the ons you lows
Ia true 90 false. tell you when o. whom
you wiii marry. In fact. shs vii toll
yen every hops. fear or ambition bat
ter than you car tell n yourself Ad-
vice on business. speculation. invest
meat. love. marriage. divorce. Fsuutts
the separated and cause speedy mar
rlaEs with tho one % your choice the
secret q power aai personal iunusncs
hoN 90 win In business. love. health
and all affairs Make no mistake when
kessinx tho advice Of a eiairvogant or
peimis'. ~ pays to consult the best.
A. seer % things hidden 20 man Or
woman. Nine. Sena has no equal
Many profess tho Tift of eiAirvoy&ney.
but few. indeed. are 90 gifted. ons
visit 90 genuine Egyptian scientist
will repay you for many fiaappoiut-
msnts Hotel harrington. i5ii Second
ave 10 a. M. to p. ~.
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$3.50 q $3.50
EYEGLASSES. srEcTAcr.rs FrTrrp
Win spherical lenses. eornpls,s. ~ 70.
including examination. Schwartz. OPP
tenstris,. fs7 Episr Block Broken
lenses duplicated.
REWARD ron CORRECT ADpREas
I'D Wilson. painter. wife Eva Wilson.
two ehildren. Eiri. hoy, years. cannot
talk Addresses wsrs 81 Elmo Hotel.
.sti s.nd y. W.. Regal Heirhir. iT,s
W. 5sta. Ballard Beach. No. 20. known
~ Jones snd Smith. Hos tst. Ballard.
WATCH REraiRfN0
Diamonds Get vhiis you walt: iswsiry
repaired ard r~moSeied.
WORK suarante~f at wholesale prfcea
SMITH JEwELRY MIRO. co.
az 7. c SMITH nLDo. Fourth FiSor
GENTLEMAN VISITING sEATrLe
would IKE 20 meet refined American
woman. from - 70 70. who likes q
reed time Give description and
phone address. no agents. mA,rimony
Address F-si. star.
WIDOW. %. WISHES TO MEET AMER
lean bachelor. having good trade
Particulars ana phone. object mAtri.
rnouy. Address F-ss. star
Pills CrRED-DR PfEHCEs PILE
sALVE haa YER been known 20 fail
soc. Address MrA Psircs. Grown
Agency. SO Pine At.
wANTED-OfD Fhf.rE TEETH DON'T
MATTER ~ BROKEN. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. Cash FOR OLD
GOLD. SILVER AID DIAMONDS
SMITH JEWELLERY MO. CO. tis 1.
C. SMITH BLDo.. FOURTH FLOOR
WOMAN. ABOUT 50. CAS HAVE GOOD
hoHns a. housekcspar for Wldo~sr.
rnatrimony. 9. G. foiisgh. p. o. Boz
tit. Por, Angslss. wash.
FOX TROT and other modern
adult classes taught daily. 1 to 6. Hip
podroms.
REV. GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and Jefferson near court hous.
Easily reached for ministerial services
Private pariors Main st'i
PRACTICAL EuRsE-MRs. wfLf.EIK-
sen. 7ois itth ~ w. Phone ballard
1851
WILL GIVE A GOOD HOME 70 An
elderly Scandinavian lady. write
Mrs. g. scheip. Boz fts. Kirkland.
wash.
HONEST. ATTRACTIVE MISS TO RUN
grocery. $500 a week. object mRtri-
fneny n suited. Addrss. F-5p. star
FAGTIME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught in 20 Lessons,
Htf A&HANHfF ffAfAh
EODAKERs-"IN AT /. at 6 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents q roll. Jacobs. P.-L
Bldg.
HAPPfNEss LIES N MAPRfED LIFE,
Are you ionsly1 Join Seattle Reliable
Friendship Club. Ladies free. Ada II.
Evans. al Union. Apt r.
Get ACQUAINTED socfET Y''--MEET-
ings Thurrday evenings 1915 Eighth
ave, Apt ID
MATERNITY HOME PEAsONABLs
Babies adopted. at Borsn.
FRfENDs OF NINE. CRAM CALL AT
1882 iith ave
KAVANAU0Hs $500 hats zoos ist avs.
DENVER DYE WOEKs-faos 9TH avs.
<~>~~--~~~-~->~-~---~~~-~
ORDAiN MINISTER
REV. EMMA LAPWORrH--PRTV
consultation daily. Occult lessons
Officiato AZ weddings. bapfisms and
funerals. 1890 18TH n. Telephone East
sg0e. other engagements by appoint
nent.
MRS. BURDfcK - spIPfTrAL MIME
ter. Circles Tuesday. Friday evenings;
consultation daily. Hotel Bybss. 1874
Third ave. Phone Elliott 2i7i.
50 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
RtRGAf> AT ktEhf-A>p
FOR $3.50

Two good garden tracts. all
cleared and fenced; t-rocfa
house. ceiicd and panered; all
Ainda 81 garden. apple. cherry.
peach and pear trees. black
eerrt's. flowers and shrub
Nsas ~nnf we'll aud pump.
wood shed ard small stable;
near ferry dock. Can live here
and work IN city. Easy terms 60
reeponaiaic party. Come 20
Kirkland and mcguire AZ office
Of Burke q larrsr. Inc. on
ferry dock.
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COLLATERAL LOANS
rEs. WE loan aoSEV on Ola
narf- snh 3swsirv 81 per cent 40
OTHER CHARDEa othsrs may 40,
NEHriaB loser rates bot how about
the coMMfasIoS they charged
pROvtDENT LOAN SOCIETY, lac
,ii asnscA and tis Marion.
A RENPEcrsfit.E ft41cE TO MORROW
nancy on DIAMONDS and JEwELNr.
Lowest rates. confidential.
AMERICAN JEwELHr co. tos Hscond
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTICLES
q Ssles Tes Hslis H. 90 Ts,Sa &c
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Dn RATHHYS HARRTsoN--soi SIXTH
Elliott kIsiJ
STORAGE
pnr. FIREPHdoF STORAGE WARE.
house.. Central Storage Co. los white
uidR.
TRUNKS DELIVERED. str. DArs
s,eSsss re- CT Nsle ~iie.,scoo~~oo
JUNK
AisshA Junk Co. 1870 Firr, ave, 4 III,
Hot f7pt
pIerAio Jt,Nk. U.s. i.' 3 W. iss1
FOR SALE
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
sE9SS SoD S.sa sSJs >>|~lSS9SS~ SSSS'eSc -
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR, o. y. rREER-GENfro
end rectal diseases. Traders Block,
petis THIRD ave. Hours. n. m, 90 {
=. ~. evenings, to .. Sundays. 10
to ~. Phone Elliott 7is.
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CHINESE MEDICINE
CHINESE MrnICINr

CHINESE MEDICINE
n Yea Have He<n
poesering without re-
suit for Tear sse Ne
ara Investigate fny
remedies
tn. most ohsfirA,s
css9s ~ asthma. rhsu.
trntisrn ana nervous
disorders have hesa
treated successfully,
Constipation. essArrh
and disorders % the
bladder. skin and
stomach. a. eel as
appe nficiiis are re-
iisy.d ~ithou, opera
tioa- Ny advice 10
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10 ACRES
Nal. ssurrOM
Running water on eouaty road ;
easy 20 clear. best Of soul. one
'.sw~A- rise from thts office over
Pacific highway out OF university.
Yeu aont have 10 SO into the nut
business To Evt Independence AID
liberty You've got 20 have good
soil. We can prove tt.
ssso
$50 CASH AA~E~ & SEXTON CO.
1910 Firat Ave.
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e03-5 Epier bldg. sis Second Avenue

All chronic ailments corrected.
1tth year. Consultation FREE.
mn hArN
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II LIVESTOCK FOR Sale

F0R sALE-BEfGfAH HAnE BUCKS
and does. Barred locks. waite ana
Brown Lsghorn cockcreis. all thor
sughbrsds. Address u. A. Wright.
Gear Lax, WeAh-
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COLLATERAL LOANS

y. row CHINESE urNrDv co.
us r.-isr wsy; rhsne Msls Ssss
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- WALK dances are View York
49, style. 1 OF : i-rscns. priva,s
KY halls: young lady sssisizs;s.
f7 no differences " you havsnt
danced. Day anf svrning.
IA STEVENS m. b'I s,i,' Az
Mrmt.r National United Masters OF
Dancing Association
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEW Ell
~. silvsrware. cut glass and clocks. not
only reasonable but AbsoiEtsiy rsllA-
HE. easa or credit
PETER MICHAEL
.es Pike 81. Jsuei~r
ror~sriy az 1894 Second Ave
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST TIME NOOK. WITH HEATHER
cover, Please return TO iltsA Vir-
rinia e
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

" HEE NO CHlNEsK MEDICINE Co
-os James NJ. bet. sad ard tfi Avsa
Seattle. wash Established isqs
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EASILY CLEARED
10 ACRES FOR tsTs
tSo BErIEE AT ANY PRICE
VERY handy 20 Seattle aud Tacoma; In
well settled district. II. r. D.. cream
sna sEK route: good roass. fine water
delivery from stores. very level
sss CASH AND 80 No$THtr
PUGET SOUND FARMS Co. sok ard Az.
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ADALINE LLOYD

Others come and go. but for 20 years
Alkaline Lloyd has been s.attis's phr.n-
eiogist and business adviser In all at
fairs Of life. ar Union. Apt. X. Ell
iiott ASIA. Special this week. soc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
US. JURY PROBES
CONTRIBUTING.

An Investigation Of the cases Of
nine Flipinos, charged with counter
feiting. In reported to have been made
this morning by the federal grand
Jury. The iurymen were In session
from $50 until after noon and evil
dence secured by police, detectives
and federal officers was taken before
them. The defendants are Joaquin
Reyes, Sancho Quino. Bonffaciot Ser
rano, Fernando Ferrer, Faustino Es-
treIla, Siprfano Enriquez, Jose Regf
dar, Andres de la Cruz and Crispole
Bagsic
Four Of the defendants were arrest
ed Tuesday morning by police and de-
tectives and later turned over to U.
8. Marshal J. ]. Smiddy. Shortly
after s o'clock Tuesday evening Smid-
dy arrested I'VE more: two in Aala
street, two IN Ewflei and one in Kakaa-
ko.
Evidence secured as a result Of the
arrests includes dies, lead and other
eounterfeiting paraphernalia and 24s
Imitation SO gold pieces which, II
genuine, would be valued at $24.S00.
Reyes, one OF those indicted. Is said
to be an engraver. II is alleged he
recently served a prison term on
Kauai ! for manufacturing spurious
plantation coupons. He has confessed
to having made the dies taken as
evidence. According to a story he
told federal officials Tuesday. he was
with death by other mem.
bers Of the gang II he did not make
the dies and otherwise assist them in
making the fake coins.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
WAGE
FOR DIFFICULTY
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Because evidence seems to show
that citizen laborers are baking at
low wages rather Than q health exam.
nation, the Oahu loan fund commis-
sion in meeting today refused to grant
the request or Picanco & Comes, con-
tractors, for employment OF aliens.
It was brought out today that there
are plenty of citizen laborers In the
city who would work for $3.50 day,
but that the Eea Of working in the
Hillebrand glen rains for from SITS
10 1915 day does not appeal. These
are the wages which Picanco 4 Comes
are offering, and are considered par.
tial explanation of how the contract
ors underbid all rivals by thousands
Of dollars
Wilbur c. Woodward, acting super
intendent Of public works, summed up
the sense Of the meeting when he de-
clared that the territory was not to
be considered q recruiting station for
the employment OF non-citizen labor
Others agreed with him IN this regard
At the close Of the meeting the con-
tractors were warned that they must
get to work on the job at once or take
the consequences. ,;ae extension OF
time expires next Wednesday when.
another meeting win be held.