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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
THEATRES
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OHPHEOM
Wednesdays new program OF
vaudeville at the Orphsum theatre.
Third and Madison. IN well up To
the mark set by the house since
Manager Eugene Levy reopened H.
Audiences Of the capacity variety
laughed their heads Off at Han
lurke's comedy parody. There's n
Little bit of Wet In Every Little
Dry Town"
The Copper City Four ~ II bunch
OF good men singers. The two
Jewels offer Italian comedy and
come dancing. Lewis and Broh
win encores for character singing
Al Hallett and his company revel
In "A new laughing playlet. THE
Wise Guy" The bill In completed
with "A picture. THE Fire OF
Youth"
PALACE HIP
The new vaudeville show at the
Palace Hip Thursday Ia headlined
by Princess Ks. The Beautiful
Vampire Dancer" assisted by Ger.
trude u. Selby In series OF classic
dances.
Roy Harrah and his Skating Girls
provide another extra big number.
Bessie Lester In a singing com
odlcnne. Newport and Stirk sing.
talk and dance.
Selbie and Lille also sing. dance
and talk under the title OF Politics.
Patter and Parodies." Havana
Brothers. athletes from japan. are
Icquilibrists and foot jugglers. The
fhotoplay II "rhc Magic Mirror. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
CORNER

Stall z. sugar. Z lbs. Csc. Stall
IL. fresh sturgeon, lbs. 35c. sal
mon. 15c h.: fresh halibut. lbs
25c; red snapper. i0c h.. lbs. 25c;
fresh ling cod, lbs. 25c; fresh
black cod, 3 lbs. 25c. hppered sal
mon, zoe ID. Stall lie. corned beef
i5c ID: whale meat. 1914 ID: pot
roasts. 12iac ID; Eastern dry sal,
pork. 25c ID: bacon. 24c ID; veal
outlets, zoe ID: fresh hamburger
and sausage. 15c ID, leaf lard, 23c
ID. Stall 1o2. best fresh churned
butter. 42c h., lbs si.25; fresh
Jersey butter. 40c b.. fancy dairy
butter 35c h.; best local ranch
eggs. 3sc doz.. . doz. 20. 3 doz
si.i0. best guaranteed pullet eggs
SAC doz., 3 doz. si.00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
ECONOMY

Stall SO. lbs. graduated sugar.
s3c: pure pastcurized milk. &c pit,
&C at. Stalls rs. 3 pkgs. corn
flakes, Csc; Alb. pkg. pancake
flour. soc; lbs. Jap rice. csc: 3-lb.
can Selecto coffee. 7sc. Stalls 20.
II. old potatoes. $500 per sack. or
6 lbs. Csc; dry onions. lbs. csc:
Bermuda onions. lbs. l0c: solid
tomatoes. loo ID; fresh gooseber-
ries. 2 lbs. i5c: cantaloupes. . for
l5c. Stalls as. choice T-bone
steaks. 23c h.: choice boiling beef.
i2hc ID: lard substitute. zoe ID.
Stalls 1888. 4 lbs. soy beans. soc:
ioc jar rubbers. &c. best seeded
raisins, Toe Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

THE coal industry Ia paralyzing
the Industries OF the country. and
the coal industry itself is paralyzed
by the failure OF transportation"
Railroads are coming dividends
as never before. But as efficient
public carriers they have become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
MUCH GOLD COMING

By United Press Leased Wire
DAWSON. June 2s-More than
$4,000. 900 In gold from Interior
Alaska placer camps. and 81 900 600
from placers near Dawson. viii
come 20 Seattle this year. Il is
estimated by Volney Richmond.
superintendent OF n. c. posts and
trading camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DIR. u. y. fgf.ER-p PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. renite.urinRry and rectal ais.
eases. Trader. Block. corner rhird
ave and Marion Of Hours a nA 20
ep m. eNerinks 20 >. Sundays 10
Oh rhcns Euisst Tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

Stall ~, lamb chops. 20c ID. shoulder
OF lamb. l7iac H. Anderson'H. jelly
glasses. S5c doz.. Mason Jars. OTIS, 7ac
dor. pts, Csc doE. Mason jar caps. 2oc
doz. Stall ?. Crisco, t0c can: Tree tea.
ago pkg. asparagus. l2c can: wesson
oil. a7o bottle. Stall IS. best Jersey but
ter. +2c h: fresh ranch eggs. don.
TIC Stall &c. haiihut, 1oc ID. halibut
checks. i0c Ii. Stall 50, raisin bread. .
ioaVes 25c: home mado bread, 2 loaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
LOST AND FOUND

SILVER PUilsE. WEDNESDAY. on
1iss ave and Day. Keepsake. Finder
Keep monsy beacon ieit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Standardize Clocks

Seattle street clocks will have to
tel the right time.
No more losing a train because
a handsome. big street clock was
liar," says Charles r. Allen. assist.
ant corporation counsel. who is
drafting a Standardization ordinance
at the request OF Street Superin.
tendent Case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
FLAGSHIP OLYMPIA
REFUSES TO FLOAT

NEWPORT. r. l.. June 2s.-Ad-
miral Dewey's flagship. Olympia. is
attn aground today. Her stores.
munitions and fittings have all
occn taken off In an effort to ease
the strain and make II easier to
float her. Every attempt has met
with little success.
The next high tide when II is ex-
pected another attempt will be
made TO float her will be at SAY
D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
LABOR IS OPPOSED
TO CONSTABULARY

The rumor that an effort would
he made to convene special ses-
sion of the state legislature. to
pass a constabulary bill, was talk.
ed OF at n meeting of the Central
Labor council Wednesday night.
No action was taken.
Speakers said that organized la
Dor would fight such n move to the
last ditch.
The plan. II is said. Is to organ.
lie a body OF men whose sole duty
would be the suppression of strikes
and the guarding Of property dur
ing strikes. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
CAN'T PAY Sl,500

Deputy Prosecutor Bracket
Thursdhy morning told tho county
commissioners that. under the
state law. they cannot pay 81 500
for select service registration ex.
pcnse Incurred by registration
boards In King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Public Markets
WESTLAkE

Stall 40. large silver smelts. 15c
ID: halibut cheeks. 2 lbs. 25c: sal,
salmon bellies. l5c ID: new salt cod,
2 lbs. 25c. Stall lei. Post Toasties,
Sc pkg; small Crisco. 40c pkg. ;
Royal baking powder. lib. can 43c
Groceteria coffee. 3 lbs. Csc. Stall
100. cabbage. &c ID; spinach, > lbs
ioc; cantaloupes. i0c each. Stall
1877. local ranch eggs. ssc doz.. 2
dog. TIC. homemade Jam, glass Sc,
2 for i5c; fresh Washington but
ter. toc ID. Stall 1853. bermuda
onions. 3 lbs. ioc: dry onions. 4 lbs
loc. rhubarb, lbs. i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Have your palm thoroughly read and es-
plained nv a genuine Egyptian palmiHt
and ciairVoyant one naturally Eiffed
With tho power 20 tell many coming
events 81 your iifa. how 30 raih success
IN business health. marriage, divorces
speculAtion- and transactions % all
kinda DO Nou fird tho one you have
bestowed your trust and affections upon
acting cool and indifferent toward you ,
she advises on all important affairs -
iife Special this week. readings 30
cents hgg University. corner Histh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

sYPTGAS PHRESofyOGisr
MEDIUM

MEDIUM
One who can actually tell you what you
want 20 know without asking a single
question Gives advice how To gain
success in business and family affairs.
courtship and marriages; tells you
what business In most lucky for you,
and what part 81 the world Will be
more succsssfui for you. advises how &"
gain and hold good position. Shs tells
~ the ono you love f. true or falsei .
gives the name Of ycur future husband
or wife, and causes speedy marriage
with tho one Of your choicsi brings tho
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife. Tho madam
can sdviss how to avoid oil had luck
and evil Influence and trouble. and
cause you 90 have good LUCK and sue
cess In anything you take i1 hand. This
lady does not tell to please you, but
gives only truthful advice you can de-
pond on. one visit TO beat will repay
you for many dlaappointmentH In 9TH
srs. This In the madam'a first time In
Seattle. SstiEfn elton guaranteed or no
charges Special readings so cents for
two weeks only. Hotel Norris. room ..
ia2sh Third. between Union and Pike.
Hours. to s.10, daily and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Start Ferry Service

Ferry service for shipyard work
men VIII be inaugurated by the port
commission. starting July |. For
ries will land at the West waterway.
near the Ames plant. making three
round trips a day. at Z a. m, $3.50
p m. and Al midnight. Five rides
will be sold for 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

sion recon-
mends tn at
I he govern
nent tax c
over and OPP
crate the rail-
roads and the
coal mines.
Car short
age and fuel
shortage. says
THIS commits
sion, are par
sIyxing Amer
ica's n d v q
tries.
The c o m
mission puts
II thus In one
uaraQraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

CLAIHVOYAST AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 10 read your entire life. past.
present and future. give true advice on
business. love. hoRlth and family af-
fairn. tells tho name OF your future
husband or wife. ana what 10 do to 10
success IN life. ono visit will pay you
for your many appointments In oth-
ers. she Will remove all obstacles and
tell you how 10 win and hold tho ono
you dsElrs. She gives advice on all Inn
portant affairs OF life. Special readings
50c. Daily and Sunday. Elk Hotel.
room {. 1871 Heeond ave. ooTnor Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Continue Trainino

Most OF the 100 business and pro-
fessional men OF the city who com.
pose the unofficial officers train.
Ing camp at Fort Lawton have sign
ed up for an additional two weeks
training, beginning July 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
ACRES. IMPROVED
THINNING CREEK. PRICE $500

rhts place Improved fog a home
nsoa shade trees. flowers and
lawn. well settled district, close
fr cheap fare downtown, VEN
an selling on account o. having
operation. good houss AMI out
buildings. over 30 young bearing
fruit trees Of different kinds.
also small fruits: lots Of straw
berries over an acre In garden.
potatoes. beans. cabhars. car
sata onicns. etc: enough wood
rnt 20 last one year. ani pieniy
LETT on place 90 last five years.
nheus "a acre IN clover fine
creek running throuxn property
Party buying can have posses
sfor at once. Everything goes.
including garden. for 1850,
sfaall cash payment down. ball
ance ST. monthly. call 50 fot
New York Block fer location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Postpone Big Auction

The Red Cross auction" OF ar.
ticles put In the Mercy" barrels
has been postponed. Announce.
iment viii be made later OF the dis.
position to be made OF the gifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY. JUNE -. Will BE AN
OTHER BARGAIN DAY At SEAT
TILES LEADING AUCTION HOUSE.
zoos SECOND AVE. when We hold
our usual AUCTION BALE. WHICH
BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 1890 a. m.
variety Of good things. including
pianos. roll and flat-top oak desks.
drop-head white machine. Great Ma
Jsstic. buck aud other coal ranges. gas
ranges. cook stoves. Administer. BruH-
sells and tapestry art squares. quaint
tics Of velvet carpet. llnoisum. sNi2
new conEoleuru rugs, dining tables and
chairs. buffets, massive aidsboard.
heavy library tables. leather rocker.
seerstaire. hailtreo. willow and oak
arm chairs, n variety Of oak rockers.
choirH. aanltary couchss. princess ana
combination dresasrs. folding beds.
brass bed. % and full-slze enamel
beds. spring, mattresses. pictures. cur
tAlns. Photographic, etc.
GOOD BUILDfNG AT ATCTfON--Ths
f4-room building known az Laurel
Shade" 1897 Laurel Shade ave. near
the end Of tho East Madison car line.
at Madison park. will be sold 81 PUB
Lie AUCTION. positively without re-
serve. a. 2 ,. M. sharp. SATURDAY.
JUNE 30. This r. n ono STORY plastered
house Ia good condition, with hot and
cold water. bath ana other modern
improvements. phone In office; on
leased ground: rent reasonable. Gail
at 1904 FIRST AVE. and owner will
show you the building.
MONDAY. JULY 2. We sell $50 trunks
for the Seattle TaNioab and Transfer
Co. John Bushell q Sons. Auctionosrs.
Main gag2
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AUCTION SALE

or groceries and general merchandise. at
tho Pacific Auction Company. 1919
First ave, Friday, 81 80. and Aat-
urday night. At $50. We have just
received large consignment OF rtspis
and fancy groceries Of the highest
grade. also a lot OF mems. ladies' and
chlIdreu's shoes. dry goods. clothing
ladies' coats and suits. rubber goods.
blankets, quilts, pillows, scales. show
cases. fancy goods. table linen, sheet
ing. pillow slips and lot Of other
miscellaneous. Don't forget. at the
Pacific Auction Company
1913 First Ave.
JOSEPH MARTIN. Auctionoer.
Phone Main 1855.
Watch for big furniture sale mort
Tuesday,.
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The Seattle star IA. several fine open.
ihFs Tor 1.-Two toys ana young men he-
tween the ages ~ ~ and IS years!
afternoon work only 10 start but
chance 20 work into ali-day sob Some
dahdN routes Omen, too. This II the
time 10 set good route. as many II
our carriers viii leave town Tor the
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

CHINESE MEDICINE
II You Have Bees
Doetsring without Re
suit for Ycsrs. See Ns
and investigate M
remedies
The most obstinate
~ases % asthma, theu'
rnstisn ana nervous
disorders have beer
treated successfully
Constipation. oatsrrf
and disorders OF th'
hlad6er. -kin and
stomach ss wen ~
appendicitis. are re-
l,svsd without opers
,ion. Ny advice u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

MADAME IONA
LAIRvoYANT, rnnnNoLooIsr AND

tTAINNONNNTt TIIIFENVI1IETHT NNU
rAtsMtHrHY
gis University. near ftfth. Tells past.
present and future. consisting business
aud love affairs advise you about di-
wore. cases and what viii DO your
lucky ntep Ia like to take. viii toll full
names % your lover. HWcatheart
friends. enemies. and what you arc
most adapted for. Headings daily and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

And Women.
Get Wei the
safest and quick
~sf vsny.

My terms and
treatment for all
conditions will
please you. Come
and find out
What ca n be
a O n Q for y o "a.
T " G fth year.
Conpul tatio n
FREE. Hours:
10 to IL, ! to 8.
Ia 60 8; Sundays.
10 to IL.
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EoYpTIAN pHRENoCooisT

friends. enemies. ana what you arc
most adapted for. Readings daily and
EGYPTIAN PHRENoLooisT
Now located at Antiars Hotel, Fourth
and Union, reads your head just as u
indicates. what business you are adapt
ed FOR. when and whom you viii mar
~ settles and explains love afatlrs
and family troubles. rsunitss the sena
rated, etc Explains permanent health
rules Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge No one IN trouble turned
away. money or no money,
o-rnRENofoofsT AND ME-
dun! reliable advice tells object OF
visit without previous hnowiease !
60 =. special. Sec, Ths ALASKAN hrc-
ond and virginia st
MADAM KATHRYS WONDERFUL
trance reader. tt.0o. iott1 Pike. FL
Holt Hotel. room ..
MIA nrRpicK srfRiTuAL MIMI
ter Circlrs Tuesday. Friday evenings.
consultation daily Hetei hybse. lssi
Third ave. Phone Eiiiott alIi,
lKATAEi. MEDIUM. GIVES NAMES
aatss, facts. In love. marriage. business.
etc special low fee today Circles
Mondays, Thursday. y. IN. 200 Lab
erty bldg. itos THIRD ave.
MADAM nrasff.s MEDIUM AND
card reader Reliable advice on bust.
ness ard domestic affair." " N
TROUBLE. CONSULT HER. SOC
1854 rir.t ave. opposite Liberty
| theatre.
nEv BERTHA MELLON. True AID
wiser. gives private consultation daily
circles sunday. Tuesday and Friday
evenings itet Fourth ave
READER. cARpE. rAI.MisrRr. iuss
seventh ave.
PR6FERsoR RwEErxER. REATrLE's
I greatest medium, will locate anything.
| tgs Howard ave. ~
| MADAM RitfNNrS - ctAiRNofAHT,
| cards. gsimistry. Apartment IN. Eisn
Union. Vernon Hotel
fIpo-RrtIABLr crAIRvorASr,
| None batter Palm readings. - cents
sti rnion. Elliott ,sTs.
/ MADAM FRASK = CARD READER.
paIfnisi. sse. Iess PIKE. hiiis,s
| Hotel room ..
cAnp REApiN0. fte ASp zoe THIS
~e~k Plaza Hotel. room zee
READER CARDS. pALxisrRY. d'
,-N.lullssfs1 sLlS~~y~~~~~e.~s>~
50 LEGAL NOTICES
no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
/ The undsrniEned has made application
| 70 maintain a foundry At ;it Anoauai
uii. st. parts Of lots and 9. BLOCK
| IA Robinson Addition. Anyurs de-
sirsnr 10 protest against such oceupA
| zion will file such protest a. tho OF
rics ~ Superintendent % nuiid'nEr
niuSKi.sr surrLr COMPANY.
! 80. 10 ggf-s Ordinance No. 1itTi
| ~~11~~~-~~-~~~~~~S~~~ Se~N~~~~e~c~~r>r~~~eSeO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
LAUNDRY STRIKERS
DISSATISFIED

Coercion and Unjust Meth
DDS by Union Bosses Bring
Hardship Upon Both
Union and Non-Union
Workers.
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Roomc AND BOARD

YOUR RENT MONEY WILL BUY a
hons from Adams al Fa1nsisroy. west
Ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

DIR. MACY. Giandular and Nervous
Diseases Specially. 203-b Epier
Bldg. Si3 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

" ~ ~ r NAfANFNtA NilH II
cook preferred. can Thursday ever
ing. Z Go 10 fnNn Efnnlrr MnIlNlnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

n. row CHINESE BEMrDy 60.
rs y..ls, WEI Thor, l Ms,c ssss;
COLLATERAL LOANS
YFs WE LOAN MONTY on Ola.
nonda and jeweiry at , per cent NO
OTHER CHARGES Others may AID
yTpTIEE lower rates. but how ABOUT
the COMMISSION they eharrer
PRovTDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Inc
eli Seneca and II. Marion.
4 REsPEcTABLr PLACE TO MORROW
money on DIAMONDS and JEwELRY
Lowes, rates: confidential
AMERICAN JEwEr.RY co. 20, Second
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTICLES
~ value The Reliable soT Third ave
cEn9RGs kN6 sORPGiEs
BOWMAN & HANFORD co
Kodsks and Photographic supplies
DEVELOPING l0c
Any sire roll
rtr., ~. cod cherry rsl Mslc 1i',
OPTICIANS
Edmund-, Fraser. Paterson Co.'S balcony
,c"SSo c~IccSccc~ccc~~~Nco~oc~o
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR KATHRYN HARitfsoN-eOi SIXTH
~~SN~~~e~SS~~~ ~~-O~N~~~-~~~~~~.
STORAGE
DRY, FIRnPROOF STORAGE WARE
house. Central Storage Co. io5 white
Pldg.
TRUNKS DELTvERED. use. DAYS
storage re. Cal Main Itso
JUNK
Alaska Junk Co. iizo First ave. s. Elicit
a2si.
TT7TT1fsO y Y IfIT 80 ~ sss9
-~~~~.~.-~>>.-~---~->>>,>~
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
60 GOOD used cars winton Motor 20
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
NEW STANDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave ana Pine st.
Large modern. outside rooms. elevator
service. phones In all rooms, first class
IN every respect 500 up: with private
bath, 81
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
harrington. i6I1h Second 81 week un
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BY CiLSoN GARDNER

WARRINGTON. o. c., June
2B.-The federal trade commits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
MALE HELP WANTED

AMERICAN now
ARE YOU DOING YOUR mr.
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SHE'S 1903 YEARS OLD
The oldest white woman In Brit
Ish Columbia. Mrs G. w. TAFT, cele-
brated her l03rd birthday at New
Westminster Wednesday.
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ss-suslNHss OPPORTUNITIES

ALASKA SALMON CANNING AND
nshinE company. honestly managed,
hy competent men holdings whore
every eanncry has increased It's pack
every year. good profits assured tais
year aud bis returns neat year. invites
Investigation by investors. who may
have privilege % deferred monthly
payments on investment. v. n, D..
81. New York block.
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56 BUSINESS PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

n. flee wo. Chinese
nature herbs homo
remedies. rucccsafui .
~ treating stomach.
kid ey. bladder.
rheumatism. blood
disorders and MANY
other ailments Of
men and women by
using Chinese nature
herhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

ron SALE on RENT
blacksmith shop and dwelling sdjotn-
Ing. In good town. Coed opening for
ftfst-ciass blacksmith. Write OF
see W ! a Gordon. Concrete. wash
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Ss-FEMALe SITUATION VITO.

Mippi.r.AoEp WOMAN WOULD LIKE
position as housckesper for widower
OF bachelor, In city or country, hot
80, University n q. station. Seattle
YOUNG WOMAN. WITH SMALL
child. which rhc must keep With her.
good cook. usskvager. wants posi-
ton at once. in good home, Please
write 60 nox A.ss. star.
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WGNff6~fOR NfT0sG"

WE BUY MORE UYEp FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any houss
IN the city. Phone Main 7ss8. Seattle
Auction Co. zoos Second ave
n-aE. Erlrn PIE MaIn I'LL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

can at Circulation Department Tho star
ana talk with Nr smith
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RECTOR HOTEL. THIRD AND CHER
~. must vncats June 20. Thres more
days isft 20 sell all our brass beds. box
springs. mattresses. chairs. tables. ctc.
All high grade furniture and almost
new You can buy for very little
money lay IN furniture needs. IS
never again will you BE- able 10 buy
nigh grade furniture FOR such little
money. You can buy single pieces or
In large quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

WANTED = ENctNEER WHO VIII.
make ANAL Investment. permanent po-
sition. Cali Thursday evening. 2 90 10,
1888 Empire building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

MONEY MAKER WILL SELL NY
Longs popcorn erispette machine, on
areount % long move. C. y. Heysr.
MaFyssiilr. Wnan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-13
Other Mems Views
An Editorial That May or May Not
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The Minneapolis Tribune: The
best way for Ireland to enlist the
help OF America. when the war Is
over in realizing her hopes for Home
Rule is to refrain from embarrassing
England, our principal ally now and
the one who more than anything else
has kept the Feuton from our shores.
The best way for the advocates OF
woman suffrage to secure the SYM
pathy and support of the country at
large, when the war is over, is to
avoid harassing the government
now: especially is 1t important that
they avoid identifying themselves
with the Socialistic party of the St.
Louis convention, the Peoples Coun-
Gil and all other enemies Of the gov
eminent
One thing at a time.
The biggest thing on hand is to
win the war.
Those who help win 1t will have a
claim on the country.
Those who obstruct and hinder
will reap the natural consequences.
1t is very likely that IL Home Rule
for Ireland were the desire Of the
Sim Fein agitators exclusively their
action during the war would have
put it back 80 years, or until this
generation had passed.
If woman suffrage had no other
advocates than those kesponsible for
the picketers' banners insulting the
President and traducing their. own
country, there would be mighty lit
tie hope for woman suffrage.