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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-15
eERARD'S FRIEND,
HARVEY, IS DEAD

nv raised Press Ee1scd Wire
BALTIMORE. Nov. i5.--R. ".
Harvey. we'll known In diplomatic
circles thru his association with Am
tsaxaadUr Gerard iH Berlin. IL dead
today.
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55-Business Personals

oo--Buslness Personals
- o. : Lessons itttie cost. waits.
~ sstsp. military i.sssp. fas
hf tret. rafnhls. todais hello pal.
HX lsss. ethsrs late ffam Se-
irss Private halls.
A STEVENS W, W., -. ,,,, Az
n.w,er psnriuw Tssehsr-' Ar-'n. n. r..
WATCH REPAIRING
Diamond. set ~hlis yea waltz tsvsirv
repaired and remod<ied.
work guaranteed al Wholesale prteea
SMITH IrwEr.Rv Mru CO
~; l. G SMITH nLpd. Fourth rtssr.
HARVEY III. CARROLL
MASTER OF THE MupEMS pAScE
All Of the xArtoas newest dances and
all the old favefttss Master member
q the tansr Circle. y. \. e. ssud1o.
isifs FpuFsh ave
ptAMnSna wArcHEa A$n JEWEL
~, siivsrvsFs. cut glass and clocks not
emily reasonable. bu~eisolussiy reliable.
eash or credit
pErER aicHAHt.
20. rka 81 Jrwstsr
Formerly a, 1895 aseasd Ave
our COURSE MAKES FISisuEp
dancer Of yea. whY w.uf Oar re.
quits guaranteed Hipg@irsrna. rlfta
sd University Eii,o,t usr.
GROWS HAIR ctRKA pASpRuFF.
sersma. NO RESULTS. 40 CHAnlER
gsntivunep. ladies' Violet rays and
Swedish treafraeats ZOE colds ard Yhsu.
nathan face massage. shampoatnE
vhIfarefr louise usitSu. 81 Eissi
uids Elicit ft.s opsn evenings
wsSrEp-of.p rAtar TEETH DON'T
NATTER 10 BROKEN HIGHEST
PRICES PAID CAEus FOR 0tp
Gaf.n. SILVER ASD ntAMOSpa
SMITH JEwrLpr MO. CO. sts 4.
g SMITH nt.DU. FOURTH FLOOR
REV. GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND
rcufth and 1effsr.sn. near ruurs house
Easily reached fer ministerial ssrviess
Private parlers nAtn sui
RaoTfME PIANO pt.AYfSa
Ard popular tuHste ,agxht In 70 lessons
rsntsErs Mas.
PRACTICAL NunsE-Mna wtff.Efk.
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K0pkKEns Ar /. Ar q THEY'VE
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60-Public Notices
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The Star in the Trenches

The Star can be sent TO any soldier sailor
abroad at home, in the camp this side tn
the trenches in France at tie following rates,
postpaid:
One Month, 40c; Three Months, $115;
Six Months, $500; One Year, $3.50.
All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
No phone orders taken
Remittances must be accompanied By name Of
soldier. the number Of the company and that of his
regiment Name Of ship must be given II The
Star is to be mailed to man in the United States
rdUr.
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Acreage for Sale
CLOSE IN ACREAGE
HOUSE: RUNNING WATER.
PRICE 1875

vevv attractive house. bungalow
style. double construction.
rooms. excellent water. FOOD
chicken house ard wood she'd.
with enough wood cut 70 last
all winter. chicken feed and
rood garden raised last year.
about half acre green timber
ard uninprovsds running spring
water through chicken runs
ali fenced off with wire netting.
two blocks from station con-
vsnienf for anyone working Ia
town Parties moving 80 an
other locality reason for SELL
ing. Terms SIS cash and $50
monthly Apply z03 New York
Block and ask for Mr. Gllgsn.
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A REAL SACRIFICE
We will give some one a bargain OF q
lifetime Just think Of this
20 acres. south Of Hramerton:
part bottom: practically
cleared: balance has some fine
rnsrchautabts timber. Price
only st7S. easy terms Wlll
give discount for cash.
This 10 a real opportunity. and will
stand the closest inysEtiEation. Come
in and talk with ua.
AAsES a SEXTON COMPANY
1910 FIRST Ave. Elliott s3f7.
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Id Farms Wanted


ONLY 1850
nEAurtFtf. VIEW tOTE
IN WEST SEATTLE
ssxsss feet. ouiy tssa. 80 cash. g. %
monthly Think ~ a. third -
an acre. fust nbout - mite 10 sblp
yaras Tor ONLY ssfe SOME INV sssr.
MEST ! GUESS Mr. Haekwerth.
gts lta~toa nteek Also ereh sNsniass
l9-City Real Estate for Sale
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RAINIER VALLEY uARGAtN
Nearly one nrrs % fire soil - tierks
from car line. Sc fare. t-ruam hau*r
ard large chicken house 81 assorted
frwlt trees, hearing. IT'S sNAF
PRICE sttee s-s Mr.. beckmaa.
tis- FIRST ayr
fON SALE sRooM MODERN MOUSSE.
eerurr iss. sestee. en- car, iine Al
dress rrst Ralnter ave cail before
noon
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32-Male Help Wanted
WANTED = rtgEMgN ron City
uxhi dspAtnasnt'a lake tnton steam
plant on firtnw experiences. thiFa.
Eraae license. Call Main saee. ierAi
i4s. or apply At steam plant. EasiiAss
ave. and Nelson plsens
NM n GHEESEs tfORMERLf
Traeie'si. Upstairs sui, SHOP save.
you tie on meas salts and ovsFeeais.
ss5ts Thira.
TWE MiProDH0NE GUARANTEES TO
teach ron Old ar new dsnesa Pref
oswald. Elicit stsT the uippeiforns.
tfgfh ard Tniv~rwitY,
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16-Water Front Property
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Attest
G. q. RTMSBERG.
Its Secrctary.
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LIBERTY nOSns sAME AZ CASH
TRY TO BEAT THIS
A $50 liberty bend down and Sevr @wn
terms buys a $500 horne lot. tasisi
clese to best schools. - minutes ffeua
city hall. o. best car Hire bsartna
fruit trees. best sail Also ether iats.
HERBERT y UPPER. SEA i@ary niiE
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03

Andy's Express, phone Madison 14@.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION.
 Whereas an information has been | filed in the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Third Division, on the 27th day of February, nineteen hundred and seventeen, by William N. Spence, United States Attorney for the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska, on behalf of the United States against twelve boxes contain ing two hundred and five gallons of whiskey and one box containing ten gallons of alcohol. And whereas the substance of the said information is that F. R. Brenneman, United States Marshal of the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska has seized the above described whiskey and alcohol as forfeited to the use of the United States. by reason of viola tion of the law regarding the shipping of packages of intoxicating liquors in interstate commerce to a fictitious consigned Section 240 of the Federal Penal Code of 1910) and praying that the SalU WnlSRey ana dlCOnOl ndy DS condemned as forfeited to the use of the United States. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the seal of the said court to me di- rected and delivered, l do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said whiskey and alcohol, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the said District Court to be held at the town of Valdez, in and for the said Third Division of the Territory of Alaska, on the 18th day, of March, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day (provided the same shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction thereafter) | then and there to interpose their claims, and to make their allegations in that behalf.
 Dated this 2nd day of March, 1917.
 WILLIAM N. SPENCE, United States Attorney for the Third Divi- sion, Territory of Alaska.
 F. R. BRENNEMAN, United States Marshal for the Third Division, Ter ritory of Alaska. 3-3-1t
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
INTERNATIONAL BASEBALL

Centuries will pass before the world forgets the double play, Zimmennan-to BernstOrff Eckhardt
 It was to be closely followed by triple, Kaiser Bill to President Carranza to Emperor Yoshihito
 TOdays dispatches indicate that the double succeed ed, but the umpire called balk and it looks like the kaiser captain of this team forgot to give Caanza the proper spring training and neglected to sign up Yoshiho star of the Far East before the season opened
 In the language of the game, the kaiser pulled a "bonehead play"
 This international baseball game is getting little too hot to suit American spectators and it would not be surprising if they commenced to throw pop bottles and cushions at the perpetrators of these plays
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
THE SEWARD GATEWAY SEE WARD ALASKA SATURDAY. MARCH 9

poets here and for one and another have probably advised them to wait until the future more certain
 Now is the time to drop your friends line and tell them to come on up.
 Fishing here will provide employment for all who can pull net or haul a trawl line.
 There will be work for large number on the line be- tween here and Anchorage this year which will enable all who secure jobs get tara grub stake for future activities.
 With the coming of the fishermen and the railroad builders there will be for business men in all lines and right now there is need of more houses.
 Commence.
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FOR SALE

Three large freight dogs, good sled and harness, $l35. Apply at the Seward Grill. 3-2-t
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HAVE THAT
RICH r.
GET THE STYLE GET THE FIT
 GET THE FABRIC GET THE CLASS
 GET THE CUT GET THE GOODS
GET THE FIT
GET THE SATISFACTION

of having suit made of the goods that you like in the way you want made and have it cut to your meas ure and know that when you wear it you will have the satisfaction of having a SUIT THAT FITS AND SAT- ISFIFS
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FOR SALE, CHEAP

Good furniture for cabin, stocks and dies from 1-4 in. to ? in., pipe wrenches, cross-cut saw. 7ft., ? axes, hand saws, peavies and other tools; dishes, cooking utensels, curtains, tent 10 by 12, fly 16 by 20 and the cabin for rent. See A. H. Tut, back of Bill Small's.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
SPRING SAMPLES NOW HERE

Five hundred exclusive patterns to choose from all guaranteed pure wool and the latest conces in imported and domestic fabrics.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
GET THE NEW STUFF

Get the Pinch Back With the New Golf Shoulders Get the Sport Coat With the Paited Back Get That New Patch Pocket Idea Located
 See the New Lining Effects
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of April, 1917, there will be held in the Town Hall in the Town of Seward, an election for the purpose of choosing City officials.
 The polls will be opened at eight o'clock, a. m. on that day, and will close at 2 o'clock p. m. on the same day, and all qualified electors of the Town of Seward who have registered, as in this ordinance provided, will be entitled to vote at said election. Dated at Seward, Alaska, March 1St, 1917.
 O.. H. POEHLMANN,
 Municipal Clerk. March l, 8, 15, 22, 29.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
IMPORTANT TO YOU

You want Spring Suit; perhaps not right now, but you will be wanting in month won't you? Well, come in today and select your fabric the style that you admire and will take your and get the suit here for you and when you want 1t the suit will be here for you You don't have to pay cent dOwn-we know the goods and the makers, and guarantee that you will be sas fled and in you do not want the suit when it arrives, don't take it. it's jake" with Just "SchOenbrun
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
GERMAN PRESS ON CRISIS

Decide in haste repent at leisure The United States never waged war unless justice sanctioned Let justice rule the decisions of president and congress- When justice demands it America is prepared and willing to wage war with the support of united nation.-Qn StaatS Zetung)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03

Keep cool. Say little or nothing. And if you must speak, speak sobery and discreety Both Germany and the United States want peace based upon liberty JUS tice and unmoested life. The Germans may make mis- takes but they will not be guilty of wfu injustice against America Chicago Sontag POst)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
TIME TO GET BUSY

Alaskans both in and out of the Territory pre- pairing to celebrate the semcentennia of Aaskas pur chase from Russia with regular sourdough enthusasm and Seward should not fall short of the highest mark
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
AMPLYFYING THE MENU

New York policemen think they can live on twenty five cents day. They might be able to do so but others could not The average citizen has no traditional right to lift all the fruit he wishes from passing push-cars
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03

Or course todays events cannot be taken lightly But we are Americans and know our duty We must stand behind President Wilson The nation must be solid Ger nanAmercans must work for peace and the suppression of irresponsible German utterances here.-(St Louis Westlche Post, Germany
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-03
DROP 'EM A LINE

Every person in Seward has received from time to time inquiries from people living outside to the pros
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

i. Of the very novel features Of the season
is the use of worsted or yarn upon silk
and upon velvet. A very beautiful
two-piece costume of green velvet is
embroidered in big conventionalized
roses combined with effective straight
lines all worked out in a grey yarn.
The. collar and cuffs are OF Australian
Opossum making a very. wonderful
color effect. Little childrens' coats of
velveteen are embroidered with
worsted, and sometimes very simple
little flowers are worked in big stitches.
Again, one sees simple button
holing in contrasting colors that make
a good effect. A notable model Is
made of dark blue velveteen with collar
and cuffs of buff linen. The neck and
the sleeve edges are finished with rows
Of the chain-stitching in buff, in old
blue, in pale blue and in dull pink.
Another coat shows the edges simply
button-holed with the buff wool. Hats.
both for the grown-ups and for the
little folk are trimmed with worsted
and with chenille and with all the ma
terials that can be used for embroidery.
A very beautiful sports hat is Of velours
with roses in what we know as the RAM
bier stitch making border around the
crown. The leaves. which provide
contrast Of color. are done in simple
single stitch. Flowers. crocheted of
wool, are used to decorate hats, too.
and not alone sports hats but also hats
of street wear. Then, too. chenille
is lavishly employed and sometimes
one sees flowers of the worsted with
tiny little ribbon flower finishing the
center OF each. Evidently the aim is
to get good color effect and GOOD con-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

must not be diverted for the stay-at-
homes needs. Velvet promises to be
very generally used, but it is the
lovely, fine, soft velvet that we know
as chiffon. 1t makes really ideal gowns
) and in great many instances it is COM
bined with soft satin or with brocaded
silk or with other materials. One sees
combinations that are exceedingly in
teresting. A very handsome afternoon
gown is, for example. made with
skirt of black chiffon velvet showing
simple drapcry and with one Of the
new surplice bodices with sash ends Of
gold colored satin, brocaded in self
color. The sleeves come just below the
elbows where they are finished with
deep frills of net to match the skirt.
otherwise the bodice is quite plain. 1t
is a beautiful gown. 1t not alone indi-
Gates what is very new in the world
Of dress and shown by exclusive dealers.
but also offers hint for the simpler
costumes if women are shrewd enough
to heed it. A great many readers have
costumes from last year that can be
made into pretty skirts of the SORT
that, with the addition OF ain entirely
new blouse, would become new gowns.
With serge one could use charmeus.
with good effect, and almost every
woman has a serge gown hanging in
her wardrobe. A street costume that
comes from the other side with all tn.
cochet of an important Paris name
shows a skirt of black satin softly
plated with a short jacket of wool
jersey in violet shade and waistcoat
bodice Of satin to match. The Jersey
is the new sort with velours finish
and there are little touches OF the black
found in the facing Of the sleeves. 1t
is most attractive costume and a
really fascinating costume and it also
serves to Indicate this new feature of
La Mode. A pretty gown of the useful.
serviceable sort that every woman
needs is made in one-piece style with
long wasted, loose fitting body por-
ton of champagne colorei georgett.
crepe and skirt attached of tete d..
more satin to make a very rich and
beautiful effect. The crepe is further
enriched by a narrow bani of en-
broidery that is worked in a metll
thread following seam outlines. Tn.
embroidery OF the season is not tn,
CONSPICUOUS. ovcr-don. sort..- it is us,l
with greater conscience 50 to SPEAK.
The best designers remember that all
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

important fundamental truth which
should be borne in mind by every
decorator, that trimming, to be really
beautiful. must follow construction
lines. You may make embroidery
which covers the seam as elaborate
as you like and it will be in good taste.
but if you put the simplest little bit
somewhere where it does not belong
it will spoil your gown.
There are great many unaccus-
toned combinations to be met. An
exceedingly beautiful gown shows a
black satin foundation skirt and front
OF the bodice with an over-blouse and
tunic Of plated white serge. and the
over-portion is very lastly embroid-
cred in self color. 1t makes a very
fascinating gown and the black satin
with the white serge offers suggestions.
Fur trims everything from the chill
dren's frocks to evening costumes and
one can scarcely go amiss in utilizing
it in any way that she may like but
there are, of course. certain methods
that are to be preferred. Just the deep
collars and cuffs make the smartness
of many coat suits. Not few women
will have fur pieces that can be cut
over into these accessories while they
could not serve for another season as
they stand. For the early season Their.
are great many lovely little neck
pieces shown too. capes and capelets.
SO to speak, and scarf-like accessories
that are fastened closely about the
throat. They are found in fur and also.
they are found in fur pushes
The Fall is ever the time for the
putting on of veils Let us hope that
the extreme styles offered will not be
taken up to any considerable extent.
Surely there are mirrors in every home
and surely we should look at the illus
trated advertisements with seeing
eyes. What woman could possibly
fancy that she is improved by the
wearing of veil that plants leaf-like
figure directly on her left cheek What
possible element of beauty is to be
found in veil covered over with sprays
that so completely dis6gure face that
it is not easy to recognize friend even
at close hand, yet these are the things
that are exploited as the --latest out
and these are the things that the
dealers are pushing. There are wells
that are becoming and surely it is the
first use of a veil to enhance womans
charm. not to conceal it.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

YUS1 how far the edict in Paris which
forbids evening dress, and how fat
y other conditions may be RESPONSE
bic, it IS difficult to say, but few abso-
lutely sleeveless models are shown.
The sleeves in the evening and dinner
gowns are, for the most part, OF tulle,
but they are genuine sleeves. In not
few instances there are long full
sleeves Of the bishop sort extending
quite to the wrists with the draped or
angel sleeves over them. In such cases
the bishop sleeves are gathered into
narrow little bands of trimming ma
terial, often rich gallocn. and the
outer or over sleeves are apt to be
weighted with tassels.
Side draperies continue to be much
exploited, and are exceedingly beauti-
full. We will wear a great many velvet
gowns both for the house and for the
street, and the draperies are exquisite
in the velvets which are ideally soft
and graceful. Satin, too makes a
favorite material and satin drapes most
beautifully. Frequently one sees
satin skirt with the bodice portion
almost entirely OF Georgette perhaps
with little trimming of the satin, and
now and again the skirt will be black
and the bodice in vivid color with
that color re-appearing in the lining
or in the facing or somewhere on the
skirt to form connecting link.
There is not the lavish use Of en-
hroidery upon simple costumes that
we saw year aga. but there is exceed
in2ly effective embroidery. and one
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

VESTS and vest effects and CON.
" plcte waistcoats ase Ill notable
in the new fashions and the
way in which severity often : COM
bined with graos 10 noe.bls in Z CO.
tune that comes from tie house 81
Jenny. It 10 Of the black velvet that
10 being 30 extensively worn With .
perfectly simple, nusiy fitted bodies
that is out in a deco v at the front and
finished with long, close fitting sleeves.
There is little shaped yoke to eaej
skirt and the lower portion i gathefs-
little to give pretty folds, and there.
are sash ends finishing the bodice. but
with this i worn . double breasted
waistcoat modelled exactly after the
one that our masculine friends use fos
evening attire. and Il d made a white
satin.
The costume illustrated It the ex-
IRENE right Of the picture makes
good example. 1t il made Of char
meuse satin and you could think 81 il !
copied in black and white. in grey and
canary color, or in combinations with-s
out number. The waistcoat in thata
instance is . simulated one. and fashion
approves Of that sort quite - wen 81
of the complete garments. A very,
handsome gown that also Is Of velvet
comes from the house Of Paquin and
shows skirt open At the aide to revea s
panel or the lining, - It may be aneE
also very wide vest to the bodice that
extends well below the waist line, AND
both this vest front and the'panels Az
Of matelasse in . soft ivory whit es
Many of the materials that we knN.-
decade ago are being revived ANS
matelasse among them. Il i ver
beautiful made after the Worth mar
ner. Worth is an artist. He does a
know the meaning Of the word n,istak'
Hats and knitting bags to matt
make one Of the novelties of the seas
and will be much seen. The knittir
bag has become almost ubiquitous.
often carries more than the knit
but it nevertheless makes an
portant adjunct to the toilet. A sm.
set and practical set shows turb
and bag Of black panne velvet q
both are trimmed with aster-l
flowers that are made Of wool, knit
or crocheted or made in some such VI
and in variegated colors, and TT
emphasize the extent to which WOO
used to trim silk fabrica.