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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

ABERDEEN. wash Fog her,
viii cut short tho whale season
which expected to end next week
WASHINGTON -- A nation. wide
speaking campaign has boon organ
ixed. and Arthur r. Res;or chosen
director OF the campaign agalns,
Ipaclficism.
ABERDEEN. wash.-Miss Eva
Mallory OF this city will leave Tor
FLINT. Mich. 10 psy n visit TO her
father. whom she has not seen
since she was months old.
CHEHALiS-The North Pacific
Bank OF Tacoma has started IA
plant mint roots and will develop
the industry.
BREMERTON--A house.to. house
canvass has been started here 10
find rooms for 500 men who are
being called TO repair the steamers
Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific.
TACoMA--Children here arc re-
quested TO bring dried fruits To
school so that they can be sent TO
BelEians for Christmas.
ObYMPIA-Plans for the com.
pletlon OF the new Temple OF Jus
tice viii be ready about the middle
OF October.
OLYMPIA--An Inheritance tax
OF s2O.s35 has been paid from the
estate OF tho late Margaret A.
Campbell. which was valued at
1891 600
wALLA WALLA-J. J. Casey.
considered one OF the most des-
perate criminals I'm the Washington
state penitentiary. hanged himself
Wednesday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Grant
county are searching for Frank
Stoddard. the engineer who assault.
ed Mamie Torkko September 10.
Stoddard. 10 IL reported. has been
seen between Quincy and Ephrata.
STUTTGART. Ark.-Four men.
believed TO have been I. w. w.
agents. were taken from tho county
Jail here Wednesday by mob OF
farmers and tarred and feathered
and driven from town.
SAN FRANCISCO President LII.
ienthal. OF the United Railroads
Co.. advocates selling the company
properties TO the city.
The Cascade Parent.Teachers as
ISOLATION will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the Cascade
school Wednesday at y. m.
Attorney ID. V. Halverstadt spoke
at a luncheon of the Seattle Ath-
letlc club Thursday.
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SWEDE PAPERS
TURN AGAINST
UNITED STATES
BY MILTON sRoNNER

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 90
What about Sweden? The ques.
ton was asked here when the en-
barge board shut off exports to
neutrals supplying Germany. 1t has
been asked with greater insistence
since Americas expose OF Sweden $
neutrality violation by forwarding
German messages.
All the secretary Of state has
greatest friendship for the Swed-
fish people" Which was true. We
have over 100000 OF them In this
country and like them.
Aealns. U. S.
But what do the Swedish people
In Sweden think?
Just now all the big Swedish
papers, even the labor papers.
arc sllbl-lnp for the Swedish
foreign office. But II is pos
slble TO go further and get
line on public opinion about
the war.
MOST OF THE COMMENT
10 ASAfNot 70 - AMI OOn
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
KNOWS 1T.
or 1874 articles In recent issues
dealing with the war only 80 could
be construed as favorable. SIG
NIFICANTLY. THEY WERE IN
WAGE-EARNERS' NEWSPAPERS.
Papers Pro-Gcrman
The papers that appeal to the
so-called ruling and upper classes
are all pro.German. bitter towards
England, captious towards Ameri-
ca. and skeptical as to our ability
TO aid France with n big army.
For instance, the Aften bladet. a
leading paper. says America is try
ing to force Sweden into the war
and quotes the Washington Post
to prove II.
The Nya Dagligt Allehanda. an
other big pro-German paper, tries
to prove the submarines effective
ness and to show that America
cannot send to Europe l.000,0 900
men with necessary supplies.
The Stockholms Dagblsd has
the inpudence to say the
Swe dlsh-Americans are on TIE
side Of the central powers.
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kERENSkY TO QUIT
HIS COUNCIL. JOB

by United Press Leased vyirc
PETROGltAD. Sept. 27-Pre-
mier Kerensky today resigned as a
member OF the central council of
tho workmen's and soldiers bureau.
He also announced his retirement
from the governing boards OF other
similar organizations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27

stalls ai.as. FISH cakes. ito 10 large
suinita. . ihs. fse. whole salmon toc aud
SOS each. white sturgeon. soc ~ stall
-, pot roast 100 10. boiling beef. IAN o
o. compound, gqe 10 Hamburger, iAs
a. pork sausage. lee 10 cafnsd beef.
lGc 10. Htaiia stas flour. fsHt and
o. - sack ihs, rolled oats. soc. cans
Dutch Cleanser. Use. : small rana 1aFna .
tfon mlih. gtc. stall e.. 2 cans sSe~t
pickles. 1885, large can snider's tomato
soup. iioi hish grade cocoa ana chorp-
late. ssc. large can ripe OiiFes, sec. lhs
household bran, stol phzs, nnscaroni OF
spashs,ti. ssr stall ili. new Eanst
krsuG. ice ct sweet relish. Ice ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27
RUSH DRAFT CASES

The district draft appeal board is
rushing its work. In order that the
entire second contingent OF the
Western district may be certified
for service before October 4. when
the men are called for service.
II think we will make IT," said
Secretary n. l.. Proctor Thursday,
"altho we may be about 30 men
short In the Ninth district IN Seat.
tie and n few men short In the 10Th "
lhese diatricts are having a hard
time TO fill their quotas, and have
made several supplementary calls to
obtain eliribles.
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VIOLENT ATTACK
RETURNS TOWN
TO THE GERMANS
~ WIN. PHILIP sIMms

tnitsd Press staff Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. Sept. 27.-very
heavy Smelling this afternoon had
apparently forced the British TO re-.
tire slightly In the area OF hin No.
30. Immediately north OF Zonnebeke.
Tho zonnebeke railway station. in
consequence. ls again in German
hands.
However. outside tho town and
northcastward. tho major portion OF
the advances remains in control OF
the British.
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anssr-on-, 8 ihs suEsf. zee Crosse a
uiarkusiis Lucss Oh. gi.i1 etl Royal
nskinx powder. csc % peas. cans sfe.
stall :. Crescent powder. ztc can. Kerr
lar rap-. sic dos Haa~r's srffar', ftc
bottle finn Anal. s. bar stall a.. host
Jersey butter. tfr ~ h~sf sinraEs eggs.
CSC dos stan 81. local bacon. ssc u
rieric hams. ttc o. hfAii 30. einEsr.
Snaps. , dos. ftr pies. isr each
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sssii ios. fresh orsson ssGs, zoe dos !.
mild fuli cream ehssas sec 10, bee,
fresh churusd butter. Sc 10. lbs.
81 o. peanut butter. ~ ln- $50 sround
chocolate. tle ~. stall .. fresh mack.
srsi. 80 10. kippsred salmon. $50 10 I.
red snapper. Ice ~ skinned Solss. lbs
s&e! sutrits. ih@ ztr stalls 1915. 8
hAss crystal white SOAP, s;c. Economy
ART Mason jar caps. dos s'e. navy
beans ite 10, neis fsl4os peas. o. 10.
stall itit. tte ns cereal zoe .te uqid
en- Drain drsnuisa. 40. fresh eefnsi
beet. 90 se 10 ground chocolate. ihs
ste. falh raa Nunkta'E cocoa. ftc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27

Htaii a.. Kinx salmon. ite ID. fresh
hsithut tas ib. soisF 2 he gte h.afI
>. pieuio hAns. as n 70, foasi. tss 4
10 rcrned h.rf. ttt H. Afau lfi.
peaches. etc. Tsc ard soc crate oranges.
doE itr. sHg pinms. ifr dor hiii ~
re-. stsii Tao. 10 ihs cans sugar. soc p.
ftr rtF CTsansitra. re- Sc cas- A.
eoffss. lfr stall fts. new eam
hansf. soc. narEsrfn.. ttr 10 stall tlo.
psppsrs 100 ID. : ihs ftc tomatoes. aqn
crate pirhiinE cueufnhefa. 500 per lee
sugar stall. N. suUar. fpui wss,laks
special flour. istt oold bond nonr.
fsNE
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JAPANESE AMAZED
AT y. S. WAR STRIDES

by United Press leased Wire
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.--The Jap
anese ssion. which has been
tourif AVhe country. and will arrive
here this afternoon. has been as
founded in the progress in Ameri-
can war preparations,
a fun statement OF conditions as
tho japanese have found them is
being communicated to the Jap
anese ambassador In Argentine.
with the suggestion that II be pre-
scented TO that government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27

HtenEs. rstisY's tea. zee 10 iic cans
tomatoes. stc. s.th sack yellow corn
meal ttr. stall -. fr.sh peanut hot.
fsf. tte ~. & sauefsraut. Z eta sfr. Req
seal Grocery. uffs canning peaches. ses
bas : ihs Concord grapes. zee, s~esi
potatoes. So 10. tomatoes Sc ~. Etsil
a. mice esnniaE grapes. sao hoH. stall
80. Wsshingsua butter. 20 10. apple
.L-aaal rna II
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IMMIGRATION WILL
keep MEAT DEMAND

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 81
Women in mems Jobs in Europe
after the war will drive many men
10 America 10 seek fortunes. @. NJ.
Rommel. OF the u. s. bureau OF
animal industry. declared today. 81
the meeting OF the Cutover Land
association.
lie said this would rapidly make
immigration into this country ~
heavy as before the war. cause 4
steadily increasing population here
and necessitate huge meat supplies
10 feed Americans at home. as well
as Europeans abroad.
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MEMS
DOCTOR

For alllng men who
" q Mt a specialist
slSillcd in tho treat
mcnt uf serioiI s.
wcal.nc9srH. merry Gus
f~bilitv. blood diani' b
doris and other all
iucuta actively dan =
gerous to life and
health. All business
strictly private. 1fth
y ear. Consultation
Free.
D1t. MACY
203-5 IcpIer uidx.
s1J Second Ave-
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Within ten days after the Jut-
land battle. tho most seriously dam
aged OF tho British ships was ready
TO take It's place In the line.
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PINE PLACE

stall ~. rs sugar. csc, sacks, or
lie salt 70, stall 70. pure milk, pe
At stall 50. lArse fresh salmon. koo
each smelts. 100 ~ red snapper. ihH
see. fresh rod salmon. iic 10 stall
ttFa. silver Hmslts. lbs. $500 salt Alaska
herring. SOC dos fresh skinned aoleH,
its. ste. stall 1871. marinaied herring,
: for $50, columbia river smoked salmon.
ESQ b. lib. goldfish bricks. lsci salmon
trout. tec 10. stall Is. sifiein steak. Use
~. hamburger. lbs ase legs o. spring
lamb. 100 10 stall 81. ise market has
keta 100. 600 tea zoo 10 stall -.
mems roli-edWe rubbern, M, ladies'
ptsia fulhars. sac. misses bisis ruhhsfs.
sses meas 81 90 weol shirts and draw
sfs. ti.sO stall a.. ewn churnsd butter.
tae 10 best local fsuen eEss. $50 dos.
stall ~. potatoes. isoo 90 tst0 per
sack. delivered pears. fte 10 tiao' de
livsFsd.
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7. A. Bousfield of Missoula.
Mont, who ran out Of money and
walked all Tuesday night trying TO
find his wife. who had preceded
him to Seattle. is happy again.
The police found Mrs. Bousiield at
500 Seventh ave. Thursday.
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Public Markets


ftAH "a. lbs. fine GRADUATED sugar.
tar Stall 81. pure natural milk, Pc At
Htall 20. fresh mackerei. Dc ~. rcd snap
per, lhh, faci salmon, iac ID hppered
herring, itc N. stalls : and \, dry cod
fish. 100 10. SID. can Rround chufo4
late. f6ci Toe layer fisr. o. pkg Htnii
90. any brand canned milk. ihea case
Young America cheese. sav ~ stalls
af=as. ukEs cf.amsttes, iAr. coo
eRus Wonrnn oil. ~ 90 soy beans. lbs.
eaes large rolls toilet paper, $50
Flake White. lha. tee. pure cocoa o.
chocolate zsc 10. hotss matches. soc,
atsit 81. beet olsamArsari $50 10. 2
It's 0tei new comb honey ipc. for
sic. new Yakima strained honey. Ito
ID fresh peanut butter. $50 ~, lbs.
zpe, Stall 80. pot roast, 10 ~ sirioiu
steak. idho 10 curnea beef. lilo ~
4 bone steak. ifAe b.
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CLOSE RUNS TO
ANCHORAGE and
TO COOK inlet

?. Three steamship companies an.
nouncod Wednesday their new
winter schedules. closing runs 10
Anchorage and Cook inlet. The
Pacific steamship Co. will add two
more steamers TO their California
run. making an extra boat every
week.
The steamers Alameda. Mariposa
and Alaska, OF the Alaska Steam.
ship Co. will run every eight days
To Southeastern Alaska ports. while
the steamer Northwestern will be
Withdrawn for general ovcrhauiing
and repairing. Tho Alameda will
sail on this schedule Thursday.
The steamers Prince George
and Prince Rupert. OF the Grand
Trunk Steamship Co. viii also al.
ternate their schedule by leaving
Seattle nj midnight hereafter. In.
stead OF o. 30 a. m. They have been
Withdrawn from tho Southeastern
Alaska run and will ply 10 Prince
Rupert aud British Columbia ports
only.
i The Wilson shipyards. which
filed articles OF incorporation for
$4,000 NJ Olympia Tuesday. II fast
nearing completion, on tho West
waterway. The Wilson plant.
which In one OF the oldest and best
known IN tho Northwest. VIII re-
pair and construct wooden vessels.
The plant IL nov oyerhauling the
Libby. Mcneil a Libby fleet.
i PIT. TOWNSEND. Sept. 27.--Th@
Norwegian steamer sinaloa passed
hero from Tacoma. bound for San
Pedro. where she Will take on more
cargo. She carried small cargo
OF freight. Tho schooner Espada.
from San Francisco. passed In here
Tuesday She viii load lumber for
Sydney.
! VICTORIA. y. G.. Sept. ?T.-The
power schooner Lenora was auc.
! toned of here Tuesday with her
cargo Eighteen cases. containing
! 1900 cigarcis. was part OF the
cargo. They sold at IS cents per
LOCO.
! VANCOUVER. n. G.. Sept az
n wage conditions hero are sub.
aiantiallv different than elsewhere
on the Pacific Coast. tho imperial
munitions board. nj Ottawa. which
~ IN conference with representa-.
lives OF the shipbuIiders add en-.
ployea OF this city. will decide
whether the circumstances Justify
an extra allowance on tho contract
price Of the vessels now in con.
Atruction. Tho employees have
asked for an inereasc OF about 30
per cent.
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AUCTION

A rrSE Tot or HIGH GRADE ra-He.
carpsts and furniture wtii 10 a feature
Of FHtDsN'a mo AUCTION sAt.E
1850. SEPTEMBER -. atNHArrt.E' =
IEAnfSG AUCTION HOUSE. s09s.t-
10 SECOND AVE The rsnEss ineiufe
Z MONARCH. sanitary GREAT MAJEA-
TIC. EMPREHs. NAt.LEAufE and
GARLAND coal ranges. high ard iow
even gas ranges. cook stove. Cels's Hot
RiaE, ard other large ard small heat
ere. firsirss cooker. rsfriaerAtors. IA
art squares % various siHos are Wilton
and railsada vsiNsts. Administers aud
tapestries. csrpsts and rugs. Ia fgrni-
ture ws offer cos;y leather couch. biE
rockers and arm chair e. match
s-pisce parior sst. library table, dining
room pieces. mahogany chlffonisr.
drssesra IN ivory. tirdsays maple. ma
hoxany and oak. fine brass beds.
vsrnis Martin beds In steel and wood
BUNGALOW heds. = sire. with metal
springs and cotton mattresses. sanitary
and box couuhss. wardrubss. rattan
chairs. rockers. table and ssttss. fancy
seats. shirt waist boz. long pier
glass. Seth Thomas clock. pictures.
AudironE. fire set and screen. metal
Kitchen cabinets. etc. Rain or shine.
We begin promptly. 80 this II sure to
he some alction sale John purhsii A
sons. Auctionesrs. Main 2fss
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
ApEIrNE LLOYD

rhr.roiosist seattle business adviser
fer 70 years needs no saicEyi her past
services speak for hsf othsrs cons
sna SO Special -ssdiuxs 500 Crowds
OF psopi. sr. thronEtnx daily % con
suit this gifted woman al union
ct. apartment H. Phone fiiief 's1s
MADAM M nrRS
Psychologist asattis's diawra.tiriaa
WIN cheer the wear ard help iif' On
the faiis-. Room - Hotel Abbott.
Thira sna riks
MfNrfE nFRGTa = MEDIUM 10
Gated ssf Coiunbis =, Hrsfinxs daily
circles Ne-dsy and Thuradsr evenings.
see rhen- Nsin tfti
MADAM PRANK NOTED cf.AiRvoy.
ant card reader. palmisi. sss. let =
rTks. Eliie'f iietei
grfT. CARR rrspiNd. 80 cENrH
riazs Hotel. reotn go. can evenings
sna Sundays
MGpAa KATHRYN = WONDERFUL.
trance reader. ttes iur ThiFd.
sterling Ho,st
HEsr CARD REApiSd ~ CRY soc
Room iss csnsrsi Hotel. iti' West.
lake
TRuaPTr CIRCLES THURSDAY
evening 100 Fairvisw ave Phone III
iiait iiGsJ.
SCIENTIFIC CARD REApfSGa rssr.
present and future, Hotel brighton.
seventh ana Pine.
PROV swEErsrn- oUEArgsr nv
dtnns Reancs sundHv. wednesday
evenings 80 Howard y
MRS q. " fEei-ErtNiTUAL FsY-
chic rsadsr. 1913 fin. o,
GENUINE nEaT READING nv acf.
~ncs o. ~ psyrhisu Room -. ief =
PIKE.
MME NAiiig-cAHp HEAptNo ROOM
CARD nEkDfSc-.is FiF-rit. CORNER
Columbia u,
CARD READING - ROOM .. iseos
first ave- York Hotel
AUCTION
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ACREAGE Fo7 SALE

GSAp - A. Kirkland only
blocks from the lake and ferry
dock nice. level garden land.
cleared. fenced and IN garden
sstory house; city water fins
view Of Seattle electric lights
70 place EOod buy At 800.
terms SIS down and SIS month
y. Immediate possession. Take
Kirkland ferry 81 Madison park
70 Burke 4 Farrar's office on
dock.
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~HsNs@1N~1N1NlN9@srN T7TN171TNF'FN.-T1779
so PUBLIC NOTICES

TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERNi
The undersigned has made application
20 move IRON works 81 $40 ahiishoie
over 90 tsts ShiIHhois ave. lot -.
block 20. Gilman Park Addition. Any
ono desiring 70 protest aFRins, said
occupation will file such protest Of the
office 81 Superintendent 81 Buildings
prior 20 October ~. 1911
BALLARD IRON WORKS.
Lessee
p.r fohn Augtgrp
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VICTORIA. u. e.. Sept. 2T.--The
power schooner Lenora was auc.
toned of here Tuesday with her
cargo Eighteen cases. containing
i.i3o 900 cigarc;s. was part OF the
cargo. They sold at IS cents per
! 900,
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MALE HELP WANTED

pair Of taiiers. two bueker- steady
employment No fee Cali at oil
Alaska nunains
sAwMiI.L MEN wANrsp-LoApE
rnsr. and general work. steady
smrloynsnt No fee. Cali Ell
Alaska building.
WE can FURNISH STEADY EMPLOY.
ment 60 ieEgers TOP wages. excellent
board good camps. shower baths fine
timber. Pare refunded Il you make
seod Day Lumber Co. biE Lake
10 MEN. WITH FAMILIES. TO WORK
IN sAwmill and planning min low
rent cheap fuel, gpod wages Day
Lumber Co, niE Lake, Wash.
rME HirropRoME GUARANTEES TO
teach yea old or new dances ffof
Oswald. Elliott gttT, The Hippodroms.
ftfth ard University.
wANrEp-A COOP RADIATION MAN
on AUTOMOBILES work, kalh Sheet
Metal works. sts Commerce st.. Ia
coms.
WANTED FIfLrRs AM nuCKrRs.
20 cut cerdwcod. WI pay o. 20 per
cord. good chance denf delay, Al
drczs MeKennA Lumber Co. Meksnns.
wash
tk.eo VALUE rRousERs ron t,se
iUndauist -tlliy upp,sir. clothes shop.
Green nids. Fourth and rike.
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
All. NEW on Old DANCES auARAN.
tesd taught Hours I 90 5 and 90
II. fifth and University. Prof o.
valid. Euiou Sis7.
otRfs WANTED FoR PENNY An.
esds. .ess sisth sit per week.
GIRL WANTED ron CIGAR STAND.
aes kinS 81 Decd wages
LADIES. TAKE WORK HOME, SPARE
,i,as. srspstsSs,ss lsI Esnelr. nlds
ss-FEMALE SITUATION VITO.
WIDOW wisHks A POSITION A A
heosskespsr fos ~ido~sr with on.
,- sslId. ". ssss.>aonooooo.
~ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
SEATTLE RAnRirRY = ALL KINDA
% rabbits al prlcsA Ftfth and ken
1870 100000
- LOST AND FOUND
tosr-FRoM scHEiks fi.Acr. ~
Redmond. three .ysaF-etd hsffers. one
Guernsey. two uai-;sins liberal re-
ward. Notify Postmaster Reed IN
Redmond. or phone cussa AIMS stss.
Seattle.
LOsr--A rocKETnooK CONTAINING
valuable papers Initials 70. - D.
Return Go star CITIES.
TOnTOisE-sffEfL EYEGf.AARFs N
leather case. Liberal reward. Eass
- - !.
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MlSCEllANEous-FoR SALE
SASH AND DOORS
Notice aisAnc. In prices Largest fac
TORI IN the West seiiinx direct frem
mill TO consumer. ". srti anybody.
snfp anywhere. anf guarantee cafe de-
livery. Send fer our large Illustrated
eatsiaxue No. ~. mailed postpaid.
withou, charge. on request
s-sres.- panel doors ..............S, .,
Cottage front Eias. doors ....s..... ske
cot,aE. vindows. large bolton Gisss
text9. tr.nsofn siass tesit ...... set
Spruce flour bsns. isx.snte........ ite
Screen doors. :-sxs-s. heavy gsi,aa-
lied wire .s.ss.ss.sss.ss.s.s. tte
See cur prices on frames. rssuidinGs. tnifi
work. builders hardware. prepared
rvosinr. plaster toare. etc.
q. " WILLIAMS co.
istt Ftrx; Az. q Seattle. wsss.
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| VIZ WANT TO Buy
nru1NsA 100 tors each Of ,arrip-.
IIE ::::: IS: Wi vi: : 8: 4:
THE CWks H LILLY co.
Msin go Hartford and IVES, Waterway
aesitls
PnOSOGRAPiIs OUR srECfALrr
We trade. buy. rsnf. repair.
MUSICAL RECORD Exc1tkson
isis ws-,iak.- Eiiiett .sia
CLEARING HOUSE
ror Musical in.,run.a,s
DUNN SKIS TRUNKS
Ana tags for less Repairing Of iuGEss.
and umbrellas kis second ave. asar
James Main fsiT.
RUGS sris. tapestry urus-si& russ.
mass. others asked tiseo 20 iss %.
Room 5os Crazy BIDS. Ff,th aud
SERVICE FLAGS
J. WEBB Kitehsn a CO.
an University Sc
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchase. usysr-Tonsr. fis
Union-
FOR SALE : FURNITURE. Lawn
mower. garden hose. chicken houss.
wire and chickens East sSss Snap.
WA q oHrESEs tFoRMERLY
Trseis'sJ upstairs suit shop soils meas
as suits for Us. sess Third ave.
wAfDRox Co. ZINE RIGS
1854 Fourth. Henry Bldg. near gas offie.
tSsNaSAn9lI,s Y g IIATs isSs ~ =,
se-msscELlANEous WANTED
g 20 SIS for good used suits other srti-
eiss propor,ionatsiy. Main ii1i.
whSTEp-To BUY AN Old sTAMP
collection. Room sos CrRry Bag.
Fiflh and Union.
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PIANO TEACHING
WANTED PfANo PrPIIR. BEGIN.
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Capitol 27Es.
81 WANTED-FURN1TuRE
wASTED-sEwTNG MACHINE. RUGS.
carpets. heating stove. small range,
iron bod and dresser. Must b. IN
good condition. 3 Meyers ffsis 7ist
ave.
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and pay higher prices than any houss
IN the city. Phone Main 7gts. seattle
Auction Co. iaOs Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-27
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And Then She Liked 1t

father has to live with you. and you
should strive to set an example of
beauty In that cherries spot. Wear
this thing. Wear it out in the back
yard IL you have no other place. but
wear it Loads of love"
Both girls laughed. but Metals face
redeemed little as she rose and be
gan to fasten her dress. THAT Is
what I shall do" she said severely
wear it In the back yard. Now you
can observe the effect. I can write
Minna 1 am already wearing it And
my duty Is done"
There were pretty slippers and
creamy silk hose Sternly Miss Meta
put on the whole outfit. murmuring
SILLY" row and then. Under protest
Marian pulled the soft brown hair
loose; she hooked and pulled and pat
ted. and stood back. You are lovely,
Meta Lane" she almost gasped. Beau
tiful, Minna knows what you ought
to wear. And that outfit" she added
thoughtfully. as simple looking. too"
SILLY looking" said Miss Meta
without a glance at the slim. straight
figure In the --irror. She tramped out
into the back yard. the small black
slipper toes cleaning below the float
ing hlmy skirt ruff1es.
She found the forget-me-nots going
TO seed and she shipped and clipped at
them. The lilies of the valley were
growing very thick In the far corner,
and she got trowel and was invesu-