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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

hUSAtEt.t'S AUCTION HOUSE rs THE
Il.ACE tor many years Il has been
EArrtsEA LEADING AUCTION
h sS 81. now nyenlently located a,
sees SIC SECOND AVE. two door,
north 90 Moore theatre 10 30 TUES
DAY. JUNE 20. ~ THE TINE foF
the neat auction sale. when Ne offer
large and varied assortment OF fine
fornlfurr. consisting IN part OF large
mahogany library table. davenport.
rush seat chairs. arm chair pedestal
and Morris chair. costly biFd's-rya ma.
PIE dresser. center table. small rocker
ard bedroom chair. CtfcassfAn walnut
dresser, leather rocker. reclining chrsr
and companion arm chairs tn reed and
willow. yellow suite for bedroom ~.
cindlnE bed. dresser. center table
r0ek~r and chair buffet. china eieset.
extension tables, variety Of dintnK
chairs. fgmcd oak kcrn Wsth
library table 90 match. aanitary
touches. brass bed. single and fuli Hirs
enamel beds. good hair and cotton
mattresses metal sprinxs. pictures.
curtains. Ntatierk freiesn cooker. rsr.
frction on stove with oven. Great Ma
tssilr. Buck and ohio coal ranges gas
ranFss. rsrriEvretor, good Conovsr and
Marshall q Wendell pianos. velvet.
squares carpets. rugs. tinoieufu. drop
head white and Wheeler a wnsoa
machines. etc.
BUILDERS, Contractors sns
PLUMBERS. ATTENTIONS Tes barn.
tuha. a19 sinka % al sfs-s. rev and IL
goet condition. viii - .oia a. Pf-u-
Lie AUCTION. ~ lots 60 suit par-
eharer-, 1915 FIftNr AVE sale 70
heEin promptly 1880 WEDNESDAY.
JUNE -. These goods must ~ said
and removed immediately. a. tuildinx
will - occupied ~ rev tenant JafY
J THIS uili 10 great opportunity Tor
people from other ritlsa besides Seattle
Grasp n while you have the chance
John HuHheii Soas Auetions.rs
Main 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
SPIN LOTTERY
At WASHINGTON
EARLY IN JULY

WASHINGTON. June 25.-ft will
be up to the young mon Of the
nation to find out whether they
have been drawn for select military
service. according TO an announce
ment here.
On day 10 be set by President
Wilson. early IN July. there will be
lottery at the capitol and numbers
will be drawn. The men who carry
registration cards which CORE
spond with these numbers win b
the first called 10 the colors. and
must watch for lists OF numbers
drawn.
IL man has claim for exemp-
ton, he will be allowed TO present
this claim TO the proper exemption
board after the numbers have been
chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. s lbs. standard gran
uiatcd sugar. SIC. Stall 70. pure
fresh pRsteurized milk. &c pit. &c
at Stall 81. potato sausage, pork
sausage or hamburger. i5c 10. Stall
IS, white navy beans. lie 10. or 2
lbs. soc. All loc and i5c groceries.
sc. Stalls 53-g. corn flakes. sc pkg. /;
small crisco. 4oc. . lbs. Japan rice
for 33c. Stall 1895. malto-meal. lie:
lemons. ic ca. seeded raislns. ioc
pkg. Stall 80. Strawberries. 2 for
CSC. peas. ; lbs. 10. cranberries. 2
lbs. i5c: onions. , lbs. Toe. Stall
1891. Aster milk. 3 for 35c; Car
nation milk, for Ssc; Borden's
milk, 3 cans l0c.
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Public Markets
SANITARY

Stall 20. new potatoes. 4 lbs. 25c.
asparagus. lbs SC. strawberries.
3 boxes 25c. peas. lbs. l5c: hot
house tomatoes. zoe ID, California
beans. 2 lbs. i5c, lettuce. 2 for Sc
At I.eslie's. pure bulk chocolate
and cocoa. 2bc H.. 2 lbs. Acc. lbs
SOY beans. 25c. lob bag flour. coo:
8 lbs, rolled oats. soc. pure olive
oil. +bc pit, Soc at. lima beans. as
paragus. cherries or apricots. Toe
can. Stalls 1921. plum butter. ?
lbs. SIC. raspberry Jam. 2 lbs. 35c.
tomato caisup. zoe 10; cans
beans. 25c. mayonnAise dressing.
soc ID: sharp cream brick cheese.
&c ID
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST
rIInENoI00ia

EGYPTIAN flifErbifHltAf
cLsiRvoYASr ASp MEDIUM
guarantees 20 read your entire itf.. past.
present ard future giVe true advice on
business. love. health and family az
fairu, tells the name 81 your failure
hunband o. wife. aud what 20 DO 20 10
success On lfs. pns Vlst eiii pay Yeu
To- your many appointments "a eth
efs. SHE Slll remove all obstacles and
tell yeu how 20 win and hold the oas
yaa desire. Hhs gives advice en- all Ina
portNnt affairs % iifs. special readings
soc. Daily ard Sunday. Eik Hotel.
rmdfn q ttGt SECOND ave eesnsr Pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
LAUNDRY STRIKERS
CLAIMING VICTORY

Uckering between the laundry
workers on strike In Seattle and
laundry employers. had not effected
much change In the situation Mon
day. Tho signing up OF the Peer.
less laundry. the first plant 10
break away from tho association.
Saturday made the strikers opti-
mistic for their success.
The union initiated 90 new mem
bcrH Monday. and members dcclar.
cd they had Induced five moro
drivers 20 leave their Jobs. Thirty
driverp altogether have been in
duced TO leave their wagons.
Seventeen lanndries are Etill ia
operation IN tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
PREDICT HARMONY
AMONG MEAT MEN

Differences between the Butchers
union and tho employers will be
aettled at the conference between
the two organizations Tuesday
night. Both sides are certain OF an
amicablc settlement to prevent q
strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
PINE ST.

divers. strictly fresh local ranch
eggs. aSc dos. doz. Use host Washing
ton creamery butter. t2c II. Stall 10.
pnsteurised milk. Sc at Blainos. cottage
choose. 100 10. stall ~. good coffee. l9c
III; beat butter. t0c ID; fresh cggs ?
doz Zoe Stong's. soc iRr olives, soc
! 2 loo cans tomatoes, Soc. zoe silver
shield peas. 3bc; sbc fiapiack flour. ebc.
/ t0c rolls toilet paper. 25c, Royal
/ Grocery. seeded raisina, l0o pkg; cider
( vinegar, Zoe bottle g. g. a., salmon
trout zoe kippered salmon. 2oc. Stall
~. best straw berries, lOc box; dry onions
! 3 lbs Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
ECONOMY

Stall sc. fine graduated sugar. s
lbs. SIC. fresh pasteurized milk. sc
pit. &c at. Stalls 37-3s. rice. lbs.
25c: Soy beans. lbs. soc: Royal
baking powder. 40c can: very best
seeded raisins. l0c ID; corn flakes,
3 pkgs. 25c. soc cocoa and choco.
late, zoe ID. 40c NJ. J. b. coffee.
35c ID: salt and matches, 3 for
i0c. Stall 81. best onions. lbs.
Toe: telephone peas. 6 lbs. Csc, to-
matoes. l0c ID: strawberries. i0c
box. Stall ~. Post toasues, Sc
pkg; Alb. can Bakers cocoa, 2Sc.
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CORNER

Stall 1o?. best fresh churned but.
ter. 42c ID: good creamery butter,
CSC ID. 2 lbs. 75c. choice dairy but
ter, csc b.: best fresh ranch eggs,
SIC doz.. doz. sl.l0; fresh pullet
eggs. 3Ac doz., 3 doz. sl.o0: block
Swiss cheese, 2ec H.; peanut butter,
f5c ID; csc coffee. l9c H. Stall
1911. Royal baking powder. 40c can {;
large size pkg. Chilli powder, 25c;
25c pure lemon or vanilla, 2Oc'
i0c cocoa, Sc: Mlb. can Walter
Bakers cocoa. zoe. Stall ITO. : lbs.
peanut brittle. Csc; 25c can cream
of barley. lSc. 25c pkg. table salt.
lSc: 2 i5c cans tomatoes. 25c: f5e
brooms for soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

stalls 1918. 3Sc fRpjRck pancake
flour. a5e. sl.15 pail kruHtcne shorten
tnr, p5c: cans tomatoes. 1Ac; f9c
broom. soc. stall III, home grown to-
mrtocs, isc III. Strawberries, Toe box;
atringbeanH lbs Csc. stall i22. large
new POTATOES. 4 lbs use, old potatoes. 6
lbs ssc. large cucumberE &c each. stall
III, onions. 2 lbs. Zoe. home grown as
pnragus. lbs. i5c. stall 1913, rRisin
bread, loRvcs 2bc. cookies, Zoe doz..
pound cake. zoe ID, Stall 1877. peanut
10. oleomargarino, SOC ID. Sugar stall. 7
lbs sugar. 5sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
MEISNEST TO SPEAK

Germany is Faust and not Ham
let" will be the subject of a lee.
ture given by DR.. Frederick w.
Meisnest. of the department of
German, in room %. Denny hall. at
the University of Washington Mon
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

We don't care who has tried TO euro
you, and has failod-wc Will give you
a sure cure and smnil Zee. pont
give up before seeing US.
Ky the latest methods known tn
MEDICAL SCIENCE we successfully
treat yARICOsE VEINS. PILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN ALL
ME<TS. l<IpNEt, VIADDtN. LUNG
AND BLOOD AILMENTS. HHEUMA-
TIsw. LIVER AILMENTS MD ALL
CHVoNfC ffINENTs or MEN.
Come In and see ms. Have "a confi-
Dental talk and he examined with
out cost or obligation.
office hours--9 n IN. 10 D. IN
Sundays. 10 n. m. to ! p. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
lib O.cidental Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
HAD STOLEN AUTO

Two alleged auto thieves were
arrested Sunday when they were
found In possession OF an automo-
bile stolen from Herman Johnson.
SOC Westlake ave. "Wednesday.
They gave their names as Mike
Patch. II. and Charles Aldrich. H..
both OF 1915 Dearborn at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
Elks' Bard PLAYS
GOLD MEN STRIKE

DAWSON. Y. T.. June 25.-Two
hundred employees OF the Yukon
Gold company, are on strike here
for IS a day They were receiving
81 n day.
High cost of living, due 70 the
var" is behind II all. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
GntTlII End

Stall IS. best Jersey butter t.G ~
freah ranch eggs, 2 doE. 5bc. Stall -,
local bacon. zbc ID. salt pork. .bc 10
stall e. rico. lbs. S9c, LIQUID Veneer
5sc bottle. rolled oats. lhH &C; Crisco,
4Oc can Andoraon's, patent flour. @s'to
sack. rugRr, IL lbs 81 90. toilet paper.
roiin &c. Royal baking powder. SIC
10 Stall sc. shnc, lbs. 2bc: salmon
trout. ibo 10 stan 80. cookies. doz.
sbc. rye bread. 2 for gbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
ROSE SHOW AT
arena OPENED
r. M,b>1 Akb>t&
By Mabel Abbott

With fine weather 70 encour-
age both roses and rose lovers.
the Fourth Annual Rose show
OF the Pacific Northwest Rose
society got under way Monday
with prospects OF breaking its
own records for size and es-
eellenee OF exhibits, and for re-
oeIpts. which are 20 90 into the
fund for the FatherIess Chill
dren Of France. Of which n. C.
Henry is local treasurer.
The class or general exhibits
brought ont. especially from pro
fcssional florists. some magnificent
displays OF ANIMALS; while IN add.
ton 20 the long rows OF single
blossoms that extend entirely
around the big floor space OF the
arena. many roses are mnssed in
huge baskets for decoration. and
shruhbery and even fruit tree In
blossom were features.
The large size OF the Arena
makes II possible 10 view the ex-
ilbits without uncomfortable
erowding.
Judging Today
Judging was not completed at
noon. but some OF the first prize
winners had been ascertained.
In the section for growers OF no,
more than 30 plants. hybrid tea
class. Mrs. p. G.. Smith took first
Trize for n red rose, with a Souve-
rir Marie de Gays; Mrs. W. ID.
Templer, first pink. Arnold Jensen;
Mrs. r. c. Hughes. first yellow.
Mrs. Aaron Ward; Mrs. F. A. Nell
thorr. first in other varieties. Me.
lanle Soupert. In the same sec
ton. hybrid perpetual class. Mrs.
p. @. Smith took first red. with an
Ulrich Drummer; and first white.
with a Druschki. In the same sec
ton. pernetiana class. Mrs. G. n.
Swift took first prize for a Lyons,
while Mrs. p. G. Smith won another
first for n Madame Edward Har-
fiet.
Among growers OF more than so
and less than 1875 plants. J. S.
Ruppe took three firsts in the by
brid tea class, for Laurent Carrie.
red. Irish Harmony. white. and
Nine. Edmond Rostand. pink The
first prize for yellow rose in this
section and class was won by J.
W. Marshall. with a Melanie Sou.
pert.
Elks' Band Plays
The Elks' Ukulele band played
during the afternoon. The Elks'
band viii furnish the music this
evening. and Rev. Carter Helm
Jones will speak at o'clock on
The Fatherless Children of
France" The show will be open
Tuesday until 10 n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
FOUND DEAD IN ROOM

A man, believed to be Han Peter.
son, 60, was found dead from mat
nrai causee in his room at the
New York hotel Monday morning
Iby John Kuckee. another guest at
the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
AUTO INJURIES NURSE

lite McGovern. 1929 Boylston ave,
n nurse. sustained severe arm
fracture when she was struck by
machine driven by VIM. Coffey.
1922 Fifth ave. Monday morning.
Coffey was arrested on charge of
reckless driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
SPIRITUAL Mediums
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EGYPTIAN PHRENuf.OdIar AND
MEDIUM

R'NN1hi MAiiAM lstNNlslE
EGYPTIAN PHRENOt.OdIAr AND
MEDIUM
One who can actually toll you what you
want 90 know without asking a single
question. Gives advice hoN TO gain
success In business and family affairs.
courtahip and marriages. tells you
what business r. moot lucky for yeu.
and what part % tho world Will -
more successful Tor you. advises how to
ralu and hold n GOOD position She tells
n the one yeu love 10 true or faiss
gives tho name Of your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with tho one % your choice brings tho
separated together. makes happiness.
between man and wife. The madam
can advise how to araid all bad lock
and evil Influence and trouble. aud
cause you to have good luck and sue
cess In anything you take IN haei This
lady does not toll 20 please you. but
gives only truthful advice you can de-
pend on. one Wait 70 best wiii repay
you for nany dtaappointments Ia 9TH
srN THIS IL the nadam's first time in
Seattle. satlsfAction guaranteed or no
charges Special readings 50 cents for
two week. only. Hotri Norris. room :.
its1s rhird, between rnton and Pfk-.
Hours. to $40. daily and Sunday.
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And Women.
Get We'll the
safest and quick
est ny.

Ny terms and
treatment for all
conditions viii
please you Come
and find out
what an he
4 o " . for y q -.
r " q nth year.
Consul on
FREE Hours:
10 TO II, / 20 3.
Z To- s. Sundays.
10 10 IT,
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NJ T. II
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TO-DAY

~ will
treat aons
~ your all
snts for as
ov n fee as
" and $40
w . w IN
make you
an escep-
uonnlly low
Tee In any
nnment you
may DO SUI
ferinE from
With thi.
low fec and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments of
men, you
need not
uffer an
other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
WANTED-cApITAL
WANTED CAPITAL

20 take half interest IN large valuable
iron range Just located. furnish
money 20 develop and patent q. min.
erai claims, lodges Of magnetic. 10
60 80 feet Wide. 10 large outeraps of
ere ? miles from depot At Darlington.
- miles from Seattle. wash ALSO 20
sold ard copper claims. hair mile
from depot Pour lodges Of ore
traverse these claims. ~ inches to
feet % roiid orc az oufcrop- WIN sell
this property very reasonable. or lease
on royalty 60 mining operators who
viii put In a plant and operate the
ground systematically and icEitimataiy.
No wildcat ukinuora wanted. No bet.
ter sold or copper land anywhere. In
auirc g owner. Chariss Hurns. OAR
rinEton. wash.
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

phrcnsisgiEs. guarantees. TO
read your entire iifs. give true aGvic.
on businsss love. health ard family
affairs. and What % 10 to b. success
in life on. visit viii pay You for your
many fisappotrtments 10 others 81.
will remove all obstacle. and tell yea
how 60 win ard hold the en-. Yau de-
sire special reading. gec Daily ard
eunday Room ~ Abbott Hotel ever
OIL dfur store fefH PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

| PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
| ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM coLNAS
+ DOCK. root or MARION STREET
/ Lsav. Arrive
I sea,ti. Seattle
'vIeteria. n. C.--rort To~nsend-rert
! Anrei~s
isies si-srn~r sol Doe. fori 7iispn
II mid. iTnwuaend Angeles daily
/ nisht and Victoria
daiiy 'Does not call a.
| Victoria sundays
Tacoma Direct
/ Z si~nm~rs Tacoma and Seam
/ s.ass m Indianapolis for Tai 10 toam
] II t6arn coma direct Steamer lffaapfn
| ioepm every two hours 1eoi 2;1opm
i;oerrn single trip. soe round .aepn
! conn trio ssopn
/ 7.eepmf t1npm
siBprnL 10 sopm
daily daily
Port Townsend special
toopn Townsend direot ie;sorrn
daily Connect. a, Townsend daily
with rail- iinss for all
! points on Olymptcl
peninsula
AnHeort~- and D~iiinEhsu
sieesrn steamer whsteomI s:oearn
/ daily 'far Anaror,es and daily
Nottingham
Observation-Disclosures -anncortes-
Port Townsend
10 0nprnis r. kui.hsn. forl teopm
daily Ever Anacortss daily
lard ne ilinEhsm
san juan Observation-Disclosures
~ 90 str. Itos,iie. for Port oopH
rnidn'ht 'Tovpssnd snd Bell Tussd'y
sunday bingham. via all SAM Thurs'v
Tuesd'y Juan island points satuF'y /
Thur.'v
Port Town.end-rori ArSrlcs--Ncah
Bay apd Wa roris
1. 90 str. wsiaicaie, forl 1;oopm |
rnidn'hipori Townsend. port Tuesd'v /
RunfayiAnReic- Neah Bay Thurr'y /
Tuesd' Wand way ports satury
ThurH'y
Port Townsend--port Angeles, Clnlism
and Way Ports
Il 90 str. CT, Of Angeles 10 aopm
,ntSo'btifor rort Townrandt daily
daily Port Williams Dun-
irenor- and Port An
lrelsr Goes through
TO CtaiiRm on trips
leaving Seattle Mon
idRyF. Wednesiays
land Fridays only
Port -Tudlow-Fiasier
Isonm steamer Puget. FOR s;sORm
daily livingston. Gam b g daily
except if.udiow. "Esion,l except
,s.tur'yiFlAsi ar. Townsend Sunday
Evansville and Had
ook
..oopm steamer Puget. for s'oopm |
livingston. ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
e.ooann steamer Puget. for t:s0pm |
livingston. Ludlow and
way points,
Hood CanRi--Gnmbir--r.ud
TI5am str. fotiatch. for 1900
aaiiv Ludlow Port Gamble midu'ht |
except ..RanFor and ALI crcept
sunday points on Hood Canal Sunday |
Point. marked 80 are boat landings |
Passengers for these points and FOR /
other boat landing points must maxi. |
their own arrangements for landing /
and assume all risk ana liability in |
making such landing Steamers pas
sonrer rate does not include boat land |
ing charges
baggage liability ir limited TO wear. |
ing apparel not 20 exceed 800 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice. Freirht re- |
ceived daily for all points (esoeptInr
Tacomn1 named In above schedule
Tickets must be- purchased at Tickle,
office. open from $50 q. m. to ~ .0o
midnight
PuGEr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Colmnn Dock,
Phone. Main 1908.
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so FOR sALE-FuRNlTuRE

RECTOR HOTEL. THIRD AND CHER.
~, must Vacats june 50. Five more
DAYS left % soil an our brass bcda hoA
springs mattresses. rockers. chntrs.
table,, carpets. otc. All hikh gfads
furniture and almost new You can
Buy Tor very little money Come aud
move u Tor va lay In furniture needs.
~ never again viii you 10 able 10 buy
high grade furniture fur such little
money. You can buy single pieces OF
IN large quantities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
SIS BUSINESS PERSONAL,

NJ WEST WALK DANcEs
or : lr.aan. hits cast
separate hsi,s. ali day ard
svrninE the year round.
90 you can dAnre With aay-
cue. young lady hsssssancs
trial free. f-ifdie aged and
tusinss- people, no differ
snce n you haven't danced
STEVENS -ACAUENf
1881 tth
Essahii.hrf over 10 year.
Tel Maln All. fNsrn ssr
National unit-i Masters -
Dancing AeEnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
BUSINESS PERSONALS

WipowE NONE. ~. WANTS
houackoepor In city no, over So mat
rimony u suited. Address A-b,. star
Oct MAnRtrp NEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published. Mailed free. The
Correspondent. Toledo @.
ftNElctAN. 40. WORTH iaoo Geo.
would marry. r-neS IS. League 70.
ivde. Ohio
orr ACQUAINTED soCiErY"-MEEr-
mss rhur-day evenings teis EiEhth
ave. Ant u
rim NEW MARcrt wan SONG.
someone started Tango ln tho Navy.
itc. nii music stores
rAnii2s YouR CONFINEMENT. rwo
weeks hospital care. everything fur.
nished $50. Rest physicians only. a.i
neren ave
! REsrECrARt.E wORKtNGMAN, IS.
Wishra 60 meet neat. respectable Ftrt
Or widow, view marriage. Ass, star
WIDOW. go, CONslDERAntn MEANS.
Wishes 60 meet congenlai companion.
object ma'rimony. AL, star.
ntSiNEss MAN. 30. CONSIDERABLE
means, wiahvH TO meet educated lady.
object matrtmory. A-ss. star
HA0rtME PLAYING TAUGHT. 10 no 20
lessons succeas guaranteed tot .ses
rantaEes nlds
MATERNITY HOME. RrAsoNAuLn
nehie- sfopied at ucren
! MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. ALONE.
would like 20 keep house FOR wldowsr
IN city or country. matrimony II suited.
Hos AS. Star
FRfENps or -MME. CRANE CALI AT
ii5s nth ave
KANANAtulfs 3: 90 hs,a 1905 lat ave.
nENyER nIE woRks-i,ss 5,h ave
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WANTED-FuRNITuRE

WE MY MORE Used FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any house
N the city. fhene Main 2ps1 Seattle
Auction Co, secs second ave
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W IsI.N
Have your rain Thoroughly read ara ~
piaiush ~ genuine Egyptian palFfst
and ciairvoyaut. ono naturally gifted
Wfth the power 90 tell many coming
events ~ your lifs how 20 gala success
iu business. health. marriage divorces.
srecuiaiious and tfnnsariioHs % all
kirfs TO you ind the nua YOU have
bestowed your trust ana affections upon
acting cool and indiffrrvnf toward sou
Fhe advises on all important affairs -
iiSe Special this week readings 20
ccEt- s12 iniveraity. cornor sixth ave
EGYPTIAN PHPENOIoGlsT
Sox located a. AntlorH Hotel. Fourth
and Union. reads your head just .;
Indicates. what buslneaa you are adapt
80 for. when and whom you viii mar
~. settles and explains love Affairs
and family troubles. rrunites the s@ps-
rated. etc. Explains permanent health
rules Satisfaction ruarahtsed or M
charge. No one In trouble turned
away. money or no money,
WONDERFUL. GIFTED MEDIUM GIVES
readings daily IN business. love, mar
riaEa, law. al affairs 81 life n ttou-
hisd or doubtful, eonault me. Seton
tific palmistry. also card reading Sat
iEfartion guaranteed. pia Stewart.
Mrs BrppiCK SPIRITUAL MfSts.
ter circles Tuesday. Friday evenings.
consultation daily. Hotel nyhse, 1921
Third aye. Phone Elliott 5i7t
RAFAEL. MEDIUM. GIVES NAMES.
dates. facts. IN love. marriage. business.
etc Special low Zee today. circles
Mondays. Thursday. p NJ. 200 Lib
srty Bldg. 1909 Third ave.
MADAM HEssiLA - MEDIUM MD
card reader Reliable advice on bust.
noes and domestic affairs ~ IN
TROUBLE. CONSULT HER soc.
1854 First ave, opposite Liberty
theatre
Urv fnTE FfMoRr fpnIOuT- cox
suitations daily circles Tuesday aud
Thuraday 1908 18th ave. at Pine.
Wednesday. public meeting. p. M.
Assembly Han. Arcade Bldg. East
b9s1
REV BERTHA NELSON. TRUE ADJ
visor. gives private consultation daily.
circles sunday. Tuesday and Friday
EVENING" 1905 Fourth ave
MADAM KATHRYN WONDERFUL
trance reader. 800. 1855 Pike. Elliott
Hotel. room ?.
HELEN RICE BURLEIGH
Circles Sunday. Tuesday. Friday evening".
ConEultation daily. 1904 Third ave.
room zi4
LOUIS UE-spirituai olairvoyant: scIsn-
tific hand reader. Room H. i0sh Pike
MADAM FRANK = CARD READER.
palmiat: sse; 1916" PIKE. Elliott
PROFESSOR swEETZER. sEATTLE's
RresteHt medium, viii locate anything
l2i Howard ave. y.
RBN. ALBERT VACK = SPIRITUAL
consultation daily. lisA Pike. Circles
Tusaday. friday. ass y. M.
Card READING. e5c AND zoe TINS
week Plaza Hotel. room c04
READER. CARDS. PALMisTRY. isisX
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