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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06

Rotary club and will make a short talk. At o'clock The AgeHerald will tender her a public reception at the Tutwiler and invites every man and woman in Birmingham to be present and meet her. Especial invitations have been extended all the women's clubs, the Red Cross chapter and the mem bers of the civic organizations
 ASKED TO RECEIVE
 The following have been asked to De in the receiving line: Mrs. E. w. Bar rett Mrs. Frank Willis Barnett, Mrs. c. M. Stanley, Mrs. w. II. Jeffries. Mrs. Orline A. Shipman, Mrs. B. B. Conner. Mrs B. l.. Wyman. Mrs. John B. Reid, Mrs w. L. Murdoch, Mrs. A. J. Bow ron, Mrs. Solon Jacobs. Mrs. Oscar Hund1ey. Mrs. c. J. Sharpe, Mrs. J. L. Drennen, Mrs. ]. F. Young, Mrs. Henry Badham. Mrs. John Tomlinson, Mrs. A.. L. Fulenwider, Mrs Walter Walmsley, Mrs. Key Miner, Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. ron, Mrs. c. P. Orr. Mrs. Henry Ed monds Mrs. NJ H. Willis Mrs John Sidney White. Mrs. w. F. Fort, Mrs Robert Jemison Mrs R. H. Pearson, Mrs Miles Bradford, Mrs c. T. Ran dall, Mrs. Nisbet Hambaugh, Mrs 2. J. Rowe. Mrs. L. Albritton. Mrs. W. F. Turnipseed, Mrs. Schuyler Harris, Mrs $. S. J. F. Penny, Mrs. J. c. Henley, Mrs. John London. Mrs. Frank Eanes, Mrs. H. Scudder Rya1l, Mrs. Robert Asn- worth, Mrs R. G. McCarty Mrs. c. M Bowers. Mrs. Leo Oberdorfer Mrs. Louis Saks Mrs. Houston Davis, Mrs J. F. Graham. Mrs. John P. Tillman, Mrs. N. A. Barrett. Mrs. H. H. Hbbs, Mrs Charles A. Brown and others.
 GOES TO MONTEvALLO
 The student body and the faculty of Birmingham college will hear Mrs. Mathis Thursday morning at o'clock and the people of that vicinity and the public generally are invited It is ex- pected that Mrs Mathis will speak to the Traffic and Transportation clul Thursday afternoon at time and place to be announced later.
 She goes to Montevallo as the guest of the Alabama Girls Technical insti- tute Friday morning. "The Organized Community" at Montevallo. which has spread outside the city and into many parts of the county. will hear her at o'clock Friday afternoon
 As Mrs. Mathis is scheduled to be one of the principal witnesses before the government board here Saturday Tn seeking the location of the nitrate pla1ts for Muscle Shoals. she will have no other engagements on that day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
Destroy Big Still

A new 60-gallon copper still P gall Ions of whisky and 1500 gallons of beer were destroyed by Deputy Mar shal Bates and Deputy Collector Nelms near Nauvoo. Walker county, and George Washington Moore, al- legged to be one of the operators of ne still. was arrested ana now awaits trial before the federal grand jury.
 Preliminary hearing took place be- fore Judge Shields of Jasper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
DR. DOZIER ISSUES BOOK Response to Father Coyle Is Placed
 on Sale in Birmingham

The response of Dr. O. T. Dozier to the Rev. James E. Coyle, pastor of St. Paurs Roman Catholic church, has been issued from the press and a copy was received by The Age-Herald yesterday It is a Look of 15s pages, is paper bound and sells for 25 cents.
 It is divided into 12 chapters, each de- voted to affirming charges growing out of public discussion between DrA Dozier and Father Coyle in the columns of The Age-Herald. The book is for sale at tile Harris newsstand, IT Twentieth street, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
PERSONAL

Mrs. Norman Winn of Demopolis is the guest of Mrs. J. $. Wilcox, Twenty-first street. north.
 J. H. Frazer, general manager of the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton railroad. is in the city attending the bedside O. his father, John Frazer. at the lat ter's home at West End. MT. Fraser who is a pioneer citizen of this dis trict is not expected to live. His son arrived Sunday in his private car but has kept in seclusion because of his fathers illness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
BIRMINGHAlNS BIG AUTO SHOW| PRO YES REVELATION TO CROWDS'
COUNTLESS INVITATIONS
 EXTENDED MRS. MATHIS
Itinerary for Week Practically Completed Already-Age Herald Invites Public to Meet Noted Alabama Woman Tomorrow Afternoon-Goes to Montevallo Friday
 To Appear Before Nitrate Board

All Birmingham, Jefferson coun-
 ty and the state of Alabama it
 seems wants to meet Mrs. G. H.
 Mathis and to hear her speak.
 Following the announcement
 that The Age-HeraId had arranged
 to tender public reception to-
 morrow afternoon at the Tutwiler
 to Mrs. Mathis and that she would
 make number of addresses
 throughout the county telling the
 people how to reduce the high
 cost of living, Frank Willis Bar
 nett, associate editor of The Age-
 Herald, has been overwhelmed
 with requests to get Mrs. Mathis
 to make speeches.
 Colleges, high schools. women $ clubs, civic associations. railroad men and people in every business and pro- fession want to meet and to hear Mrs Mathis. And the crowning feature of this week promises to be the recep- tion tomorrow afternoon. Of the ut- most importance to the entire state however, will be her appearance here Saturday before the government board which will locate the nitrate plant.
 WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS
 At 10 o'clock this morning Mrs. Mathis will address the students, lit- erary and ministerial. together with the members of the faculty, their wives and all friends of the college and students of East Lake. This aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock she will speak at the Jefferson County High school at Boyles. The citizens of Boyles, Tar rant City and the surrounding country are invited to attend
 Mrs Mathis will be the guest of the Civic association tonight at o'clock at a house. warming in the handsome quarters of the organiza tion on the twenty fifth floor of the Jeff ferson County bank building All mem bers. friends and the public are ln- vited to be present. meet Mrs. Mathis and to view Birmingham from the promenade of the building
 Tomorrow will be another busy day for Mrs. Mathis. From l to 2 o'clock she will be the luncheon guest of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
Rankruptcy Petition

Voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the federal court by Tom Akefs. His assets are scheduled as nothing, and his liabilities as $2S9.60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
At the Theatres

At the Theatres Jefferson: The picture beautiful, Daughter of the Gods" featuring An nette Kelermann. Matinee 2:15. Night s:15.
 Lyric: Keith vaudeville. Matinee at 2:So. Night performances at 7:SO and g o'clock.
 Majestic: Gorden and Lawson in Hello Southland Revue" and feature pictures.
 At the Photoplay Houses Trianon: Ruth MacTammany in "The Girl From Rectors."
 Rialto: Dorothy Kelly in "The Money Mill"
 Colonial: Ethel Clayton in The Web of Desire'
 Strand Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country
 Triang1e Constance Talmadge in .Betsy's Burglar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
TODAY'S EVENTS

Automobile show open, corner of Nine teenth street and Fifth avenue. Besse- mer, Ensley and Jefferson county night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
Don't be discouraged Resinol Soap
 will clear your skin

Many and many girl has clear healthy complexion today because some friend came to her with that sound ad- vice. Resinol Soap not only is delight fully cleansing and refreshing, but it's daily use reduces the tendency to pim- pies, offsets many ill-cffects of cosmetics. and gives nature the chance she needs to make red, rough skins white, and soft If the skin is in bad shape through neglect or i'm proper treatment. little Resnol Ointment shouid
 at first be used with the Resi- NNGz1SN mol Soap, to hasten the return i(xSSexA< ~ to onormalcopditons. Resinoi N sSss.J Soap and Resinol Ointment are sold by all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
At the Photoplay Houses

Majestic Gorden and Lawson in Hello Southland Revue" and feature pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED

REV. uREFNx = nornL hoLtANp
Fourth and jefferson near court hous.
Easily reached Tor ministerial services
Private pafiers Main stai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

SPOKANE Nancg NJ. Schaeffor
suing for divorce because husband
made her ploy and cultivate two
acie field.
SAN FRANClSCO-Mother ends
life beside her two babies.
SPOKANE a collection Of 1000
castOn shoes 20 be sent to refu.
gees In France and Belgium from
here.
PETROGRAD Sixty killed and
$50 injured when freight crashes
into passenger train here. Wednes-
day.
Judge Gordon fines Ernest Kline
s75 for having liquor in his pos
session.
Government awards Naldemsr
Davidson Furniture Manufacturing
Co. contract to build 2.ie5 tables at
81 coo.
First meeting OF King County
Employees association TO be held
today at o'clock at county.city
building.
ESTES PARK. Col-Miss Agnes
Lowe. the modern Eve" receives
ca marriage proposals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
N. AND c. N. TO.
TRANSPORT U. S..
ARMY OVERSEAS.

ny United Press leased Wire
FbAVEL. Ore. Aug. 1.-THE two
big liners. Great Northern and
Northern Pacific plying between
Flavel and San Francisco. are TO be
coiNnandeered by the United States
chipping board and transferred to
the Atlantic coast for troop trans
ports. They will be fent TO the yard
90 have their oil tanks enlarged be
fore transferring TO their transat-
lantie run. because OF the fuel short.
age In Europe. They viii have 10
carry enough oil for a return trip.
The crew and officers may retain
their present positions II they are
willing They will receive AN in.
crease In wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
WIVES, WHO GAN, ARE
TO BE ASKED TO Send
HUSBANDS TO WAR

II the wife is able to support her
self by what she can earn, plus S1b
n month from her husband, Seattle
division boards will not consider
her dependent This decision
was reached almost unanimously at
a meeting of division board Off
GERS held in the mayors conference
room Tuesday afternoon.
The board held that the soldier
should send half of his pay home
and that II his wife was physically
able to work she should do So
Children who have other means Of
support than the vases Of the IA
Their will not be considered de-
pendents,
The boards decided to give the
wife the benefit of every doubt in
the matter Of exemptions.
4. II. Lundin and Thomas Ken
nedy. who will represent the
boards in the matter of appeals.
addressed the meeting. Another
conference was scheduled for We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
Vessel Movements
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE

ARRIVED At SEATTLE
Aug. iA--AlRsNa. from Tacoma. at 2
n. m,
Fringe George. from skagwsy. via
ports, at 8 n. w.
Aug, "a Nankei Maru, from Oriental
ports, at 1890 a, M.
Queen. from Tacoma, at 4:i6 p. m.
Morning star, from Vancouver. n. c..
at u. m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Aug. i5-oucen. for San Pedro. via San
Francisco. at II a. ~.
Admiral Evans. for Anchorage via
+. Il. and s. W. Alaska. at 1o;iO
A. m,
Northland for S. r. Alaska. via Bel
bingham. at c n. m.
Yacht polaura, for Victoria. n. c.. nj
. n. m
Prince George, for Prince Rupert. n
g. via ports, at $3.50 a. m.
Aug. ii-Fug kingfishcr for New York
at lao y, m.
Schooner cambridge, for Uiio, In tow
Tug Prosper. at n. IN.
Nissci Maru. for Oriental ports. at 10
y, m.
shneo Maru. for Oriental ports. nj
$3.50 p m
Governor for Vancouver NJ AIS p. IN
ALASKA VESSELS
CORpONA, Aug "a. Sailed: Mart
rosa, southhound, at y. m.
JUNEAU, Aug, 1i.--Sailed: Alameda
westhound, at 1850 "a. IN.
KETCHiKAN. Aug. it,--Sailed; CIT,
of Seattle, southhound. at 10 a. m Ala.
media. northbound. at 0 a. m. Aug. Is.
sailed, Prinoesa Alice, northbound, e;sC
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

COLUsA lifts auto or neck
OF father when he overturned here.
but let It drop again. killing him.
Mrs IIonora r swanborR. a..
dies at home. 1903 East Harrison
IT., Tuesday.
Tacoma TO stage music festival
at Stadium "wednesday evening.
SAN FRANCISCO Woman slug.
ger attacks two women here and
escapes.
Frank j WilkenB. King county
game warden. TO tour oregon game
farms and secure birds for breed
ing purposes.
Commandani CO0ntZ Of Puget
sound navy yard inspected naval
reserves at university campus.
"wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
ALIENS TO SERVE
IN DRAFTED ARMY

shiges Katsuki. SIG Main St. and
Hayani Asakuma, SIT James St.
Japanese aliens. will serve with
the select. service army Both OF
the men have passed the doctors
OF Division 10 and signified their
Intention OF going TO wal"
Whether a man registered but
not called can be drafted is r
question Pliny Allen. OF Division
10 has asked the provost marshal
general to decide. In Aliens dis
triet. there Is man with a ham
mer toe who has been turned down
by the regular army physicians. but
who can pass the division doctors
II he underEoes an examination.
lie wants TO be drafted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

stall ~. lbs fine rranulat.d sugar.
csc stall -. pure natural milk. Nc at
stall 1893, fresh whale steak. lbs. csc;
whole salmon. ssc each, fresh Chinook
salmon. ijc III. Stall 81. peanut butter.
fresh mnde. l6c H.; large loaves Of
bread. ibo. oleomargsrinr. 2sc 60 $40 IN
stall 1925, pkEs corn flakes. 2bc. A.
q VI. soda, &c pkg Rov beans. = lbs. 2sc
Stall 1903. fancy patent flour. s260 per
sack. delivered. Stall 1919. homo grown
tomatoes, lbs. ibc; peach plums. SOC
basket. Stall 1891. fun cream cheese.
soc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

Stall 20. not roaHts. 1870 and ise IN
short ribs rave M. hamburger and snu-
sage. i5c ID: lard. s6c III. !. compound.
zoe H. stalls si-3s. sliced pink salmon,
2 ihE 26c, fish cakes. i5c H.. whole
salmon. soc nnd SOC each smelts. I5c 10
stalls III to - new sRuorkraut. i5c at
cider vinegar. soc sal sweet pickles
Csc a. Stali III. cottage cheese, Toe N
potato shlSi loo pit. cabbage salad Toe
pt. pirllod pigs feet isc III. jelited
pigs feet. zoe III head cheese. lbs s6ci
home made ham loaf. a0c III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
Public Markets


stan no soc can baking powder. SEE:
rod kidney beans. itc can. stan 70. Sc
bottle ratsup, lSc; raspberry Jam. isc
Ser. dli pickles isc qt; sour pickles.
roc pi new saurrkraut. i5c at stall
-, haiihut checks. lbs a5r: fresh
salmon. lbs csc. ling cod. lbs s5c.
silver snslts his etc Stalis iS-sE
: Sc hall hluinF. lie. large cans pork and
beans tic; fancy waiuuia. isc ~ Etniir
;.a-b-7. veal roast. i2tsc m pot roast,
i2fc ID sirioin steak. iSe H.: ham
burger ana sausage, i7Mc III good
bacon. 2So N: club sausage. iaisc H.
veal outlets. lThc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
MISS RANKIN GOES
TO PROBE STRIKE
by United Pres. Leased Wire

~ fhIfed TTrst Trnsrd Wit
BUTTE. Aug. l5-Butte today
waited to see what action Miss
Jeana.-~ Rankin. coneresswoman
from Montana. who has arrived TO
investigate labor conditions here,
would take
Three thousand people. many
striking miners. greeted her. at the
station. The crowd was entirely
orderly and did not attempt a dem.
onstration.
Many friends OF Frank Little,
lynched l. w. W. leader. were pres
ent.
Miss Rankin admitted today that
she hardly knew what her first step
would be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
TEN MILLION
MUST SERVE
IN u. s, ARMY;

with the certincatiOn Of 81 more
men for service from Division No.
=. the total number from Seattle
and King county. ready 10 be sent
10 camps. IS 1873.
This leaves 1909 yet 10 be cerfi.
fled 10 fill the quota
Among those certified from Dis
trict No. 7 Was Ten Million. former
University and Northwest league
ball player
More men we're called for exam
nation today from District No. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
pAYsIcIAhs AMp suRoroNs
Army Officers Will
Take Over Germans

Orders were received by United
States Attorney CLAY Allen wednes.
day TO turn over the four Germans
arrested for suspected espionage 10
army officials They nrc Hans
Cron. Aivo Won Alvenslcben. Ernest
Leybold and George Schloetelbore
Schloetelborg not Won Alyenslcben.
az reported In wire dispatches. has
already been taken to Salt Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
TAKE OVER IRON WORKS

~ twii~d rre~- fss.~d Wire
SAN FRANCisCO. Aug. Ito
DO operated under tho regulations
OF the federal government. tho
Union Iron Works. including tho
shipbullding plants at Hunters
point. we're taken over by the gov
eminent Saturday. The order Of
communicating win affect 10
steamships now being built for the
CunArd line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
BRING SIX SHIPS WEST

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 15.-As
soon az arrangements can be made
She concern OF the Pacific Lime Co.
now operating In the East. viii
move its effects 10 this port and
iransfcr Its rix vessels. including
several steamers. which will ply
from this port TO ali parts OF the
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

lfrvs ynur iifs thoroughly rezf snd
piainsd ~ ksnains Egyptian paifnisi
and clatrynyAnt, one naturally siffsd
with ne poser - tea many enfntnx
events 81 your tifs hos 60 Esin sue
cess IN business, health. marriage a.
trfrs. rpsrulatfans and transactions ~
oil Kinds 10 Yau fad tho one You
have bssfow~ - four tfas' ard aztec
tons upon acting cool Hsd indifferent
terard ynuf Hhs advises On all im-
pertans affairs Of nss Special THIS
seek. readings 20 cents. 80 uulrsr-
ally. corner RIsfh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
BUILD IS STEAMERS

H. Waited rre-s Iss.~d Wire
BANGOR, Me. Aug. 1.-THE Do
minion OF Canada IL now building 30
steel steamers and 30 wooden
steamers. including a great number
~ wooden sailing vessels. which
will mean the expenditure OF about
$3.50. 900 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

GENUINE ECYPriAN PIANIST
Reads your entire iifs. pass. present snf
fatufs correctly. SWING names dates
and figures IN hwsineFa. love. lnw. msr
riags and domestic Troubles tells y0u
whst yaa srs best adapted fee and
seat 60 10 20 batter your conditions IN
iifs This Lady reads your hand 90 yoa
woaid ar 1pen book a reading ~ her
will meet your highest expectations
snd yeu viii b wiser snd happier after
consulting her. she harirg fhs Eift %
removing all evil Influences and piacing
ven w en- environment ~ hHprp
fhnHEht and rnntenfusni special
readings thi. week 50 cents Eatiafae.
tian EuaFaut.sd Permanently ioeHtad
81 room :. Hotel Hurnsiae. i5osH FIRST
ave nrrnaite market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM JENErTE

tAtsAN Eifa TITAN
pHnN~pfN AND MEDIUM
ore wua can actually tell YOU what YOU
want 60 knos without asking single
question. Gives true advice how 60
gain success in business and family AZ
fairs. cuurtnhip end marriages tells
fau what part of tho mafid viii -
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g. gain ard hoid good position. She
tells " the ems yea love e ftue of false
gives the name ~ your future husband
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with the one % your rhatee brings Tho
separated toEsthars makes happiness
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ran advise you how 90 Hynid aii bad
lack and trouble. and cause you O.
have good tuck enI success ln anything
you take IN hard This lady does not
tell 10 please You. but gives only truth
fui advice yea can depend on. one
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dfssppoinirn~nfs in others This f. ans
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fartlun guaranteed 90 no rhafrss Epe.
sisi readings 80 cents. fGr tve weeks
eniy Hotel Green. fouffh and PIKE.
room H. PIKE 81 entrances. Heats
% a 20. daiiy snd Hunhay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
Waterfront Notes
eoERoe TAKES BALLAST

The Dutch ship Boeroe. from Am
sterdam. brought s.3o7 tons OF coal
for the navy yard and was later
towed 10 the West waterway. She
left last night with a ballast OF 500
tons for Singapore. whore she will
await orders The vessel IN In com.
hand OF Capt. Van Ewijk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

Stall 20. Sc cans imported sardines.
s5ei enlt and spiced herring, &c each.
stall 10. pasteurised milk, Sc Ut; fresh
ground peanut butter. $50 ID. Eiong's.
s.Ib. can NJ J. "a coffee. sbc; wesson
OIL. soc. lib. can GhirRrdsllrs chocolate.
soc. cans MRdrona tomatoes. 2bc. stall
~. sweet potatoes. Ice ID. Toxic Gro
Gerry. Annex. ~ lbs. potatoes. 25o. : cans
Carnation milk. :bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
MADAME IONA
CtAfnvoYANr. rftnENoIOdfHr 4

puUENufngtHr AND
f-NfafHruV
81 University. near Fifth Tells past
present snd future. consisting business
and love affairs adflrs Fau about ~.
voice cases and what viii be your
lucky step in ~. 60 take viii tell fuu
namrE % your lover. sweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you are
most adapted for Readings daily ana
Sundays For one week soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
ADhLINE LLOYD

Others come ana go. but for 20 year,
Alkaline Lloyd has been Beauties phr.n-
oiogist and business sdvissr Ia all at
fairs OF life. al Union. Apt u. ~.
lott as7a Special shis week. soc.
MADAM nEEsiTTA. RELIABLE ME
dlum and card reader gives valuable
advice on business and domestic az
fairs IT you ARE IN TROUBLE.
consult her. Special. SOC. 1895 -
First ave. opposite Liberty theatre.
RAFAEI-FAM0Us MEDIUM oivEs
names. dates. facts, etc. IN love. mar
riaEs. business. Positive satisfaction
guaranteed. Special today only, SOC.
zoo Libsrty bldg. 1905 Third ave.
REV BERTHA NELSON AID
visor, gives private consultation daily.
Circles Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
evenings 1905 Fourth ave.
MRS BuRDiCk = SPIRITUAL MlNtA.
tor Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings
consultation daily. Hotel Hyhee. i32i
Third ave Phone Elliott 5l5l.
RETIERo -PHRENOLOGtsT AND ME
dun. reliable advice, tells objects OF
Of visit without previous knowledge
Special soc. Room 20, Hotel Erwin.
fs23m Second ave.
HELEN ROE BUIfEfGH CIRCLES
sunday. Tuesday. Friday evenings
Consultation daily. 1904 Third ave.
room 2it.
PROFESSOR gwEBTZER, sBArTLE's
greatest medium. viii locate anything
17t Howard ave. ".
MADAM FRANK - GARD READER
palmiat. Zoe. fns Third. Sterling
Hotel
SPIRITUAL CIRCLE "WEDNESDAY
(only). s o'clock Carpenters hall, 1920
Fourth. between Pine and stewart
Best medium In city.
NINE UEBEa. MARVELLOUS ASTRAL
trance clalrvoyant card reader Spe-
eial today. 90 cents Room i04. Cen
trail Hotel. opposite Colonial Theatre
GENUINE. BEST READING ny SCI
ence or by payehisin. Room II, iObh
Pike.
MAY a. BANKS CARD READER ANp
eiairvoyant. medium. Apt. D. 400
Third ave, corner Cedar.
MADAM KATHRYN - WONDERFUL
trance reader. 800. 1si2 Third. ster-
ling Hotel
CARp READING. ROOM 8. i6ooh
II l-l-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

stall IS. best Jersey butter. t5o 10. /:
full cream cheese. : lbs. 5sc, Andcr-
sons. SILVER Shield pens. ltc can; solid
PACK tomatoes. isc can. asparagus. Use
can. tuna fish. i5c can. stall ?. salt.
&C sack; baking soda, &c pkg: Royal
baking powder. sSe can. Crisco. SIC can.
stall a. bacon. :tc 10 salt pork. use 10.
stall so. apple butter, i5e ID. apple
feily ffc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15
NINE. MONA

phrenoioRist ana card read
sr VIII tell you II the one you love
ia true or false tell you when or whom
you viii marry. advice on business,
speculation. iuvsstmant, love, marriage,
divorce. rsunits tho separated and
cause speedy marriage with tho ono OF
your choice. the secret of power and
personal Influence; how 20 win In
business. love. health and all affairs
Make no mistake when seeking the ad-
vice Of ciairvoyant or paimiat. As a
seer OF things hidden 20 man or wom-
an. Nine. Mona has no equal. Many
profess the gift OF olalrvoyancy. but
few. indeed. are 50 gifted. one visit
90 genuine Egyptian scientist viii
repay you for many dissppointmenta.
Special reading 50c. Hotel barring
ton. 1914 Second ave. 10 8. IN. TO
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-15

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