The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1914, Page 5

Don’t Miss This Chance! Seattle's leading dentists offer you the highest class dental work at greatly reduced prices for a few days only. The chance of a lifetime. Guaranteed Rubber Plate $3.90 PRICE LIST Pistee sss BODO Galt Crowns... 3-40 $6.80 Regular $8.00 Plates ..... Regular $10.00 Plates Regular $12.00 Plates $8.50 $10.20 Regular $15.00 Plates And all other prices reduced in proportion. Remember Regal Dentistry is absolutely painless. Teeth Pulled Each Morning FREE While these reduced prices are In effect free of charge, each morning from 9 to 10 o'clock onty extract ¢ 1a without pain Come as early as pi we whl abac Here’s what satisfied patients think of Regal Dentistry: TESTIMONIALS ‘The Regal Dentists extracted elght teeth for me absolutely without pain. They also made me artificial teeth from which I suf- fered no tnconventence whatever. I highly recommend the Regal Dentists for al! kinds of dental work. J. F. CURL, $704 16th Ave 3. Te Whom It May Concern: The Regal Dental offices hare done all my dental work for the past nine years, and I Bave never had any but the most satis factory work. I come all the way from Alger to Seattle to have them do my work MRS. W. H. BAILY. Don’t take chances with your health by fixed now at a great saving. 1 have had teeth ertracted, fillings fe bridge work done by the Regal Dentis am delighted with the work and hie nervous women to go to the Regal Dentists. CARRIE WHITERAFT, S21 Lith Are. Regal Dental Offices, City. Gentlemen: Before coming to your office T had an upper and lower plate made at an other Seattle office which were not Hi satisfactory, I am «iad to say that the plates which you made for me are satisfactory tn every way. I can eat and talk with them practically as well as I could with my nat ural teeth. I shall certainly recommend you to my friends. MRS. M. J. WASHBURN, 9267 Lima Terrace. neglecting your teeth. Have them Regal Dental Offices Dr. N. W. Cor. Third and Union. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue. Office Open 9 a. m. This is the best offer I’ve ever made to the people of Seattle. Cd ty, ote Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager Sees Great Future brig yee For Puyallup Fair’ »:over 4 Tacoma, W. H. Pauthamus, president of “only second, the Puyallup fair, says the at 1525 We ducive induce tendance at the recent fair reach He co-operation the fair can be made | great Minnesota state fair.” make with the Seattle | believes, from <|WILL GIVE DANCE The | dock Co. if at all, to the| Social club will entertatr - |at {ts first dance and card party, Oct. 10. A banquet will following the dance GOT HALF OF IT Second Ave. one-half of the $150,000 the 1915 convention and fund was reached last subscriptions 75,747. President Chamber of Cor fident entire subse in- to buy 9 em twill be no statement of the ; to ribed you our millinery. We give at all times. ues get sty workmanship at both our stores erate prices Wonder 1525 Second Ave. val- You and full SWEATERS Sweaters Made in Seattle For Everybody ke ts the , quality All Inrmont in the ett the Me Ruff Jumbo atiten 1 and street wear, or Shaker weave for ser Ootonak # ore are all wool a thread of cotton in them Your Sweater In Hore Come Get It at the Factory Octonek Knitting Co. Fifth Av, and Union St eattle Construction & Dry-| be held STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, SHORT NEWS HERE Mt. Baker t opens Doris Freeman, shot | Bradshaw, guilty second jm Funds raised by BritishAmeri to L Do! ped at Queen he c dian club entertains Jcan Ross, B. C,, logislat Boys’ club acts as host at Fresh man Mix p adwa tonight U, &. examination Park board will discuss muny” golf links Oct. 1¢ J. AR. West appointed acting en Teachers’ pension ed at m in Yesler branc Improvement club | who Joe | degree estic sclence be drop night may no high | civil service fee for be dis will addresses Seatt! n Institute Judge Fuller of Alaska and practice law here of Chicago ad Federal may resign Kate O'Connor dresses wal es tonigh: Seattle delegation leaves realty convention tn Tacoma. Committee organizes to support Morgan, p bition cand! for ngress | | _Rev. J. 0. 0. Powers talks at Sat-| ELSEWHERE ° Simon Flexner of Rockefeller disec m of infant fs tran ¢ Or. paralysis mitted by ¢ Secretary Bryan urg betwen 8 aragua and China | John F. Newland, jr., mamed for West Potnt. ley kane, alternate Red Star liner Krooniand ar s In New York with new cap ol discharged for . following out pol steamship lnes | Four sections of Alaska land withdrawn from entry for use of government raliroad. President in conference ors plans camp ratifica and Chehalis, Don R captain with still ashore at several unsuc to float her Witeon, | Methodiet n, Mich Twelve hundred street car men jin City of Mexico go on strike and government atens death | alty {f violence ensues Bethichem Stee! der for 600 motor French government Clayton antitrust bill pa house and t now up to presider for signature, Completion of Olymplo highway be celebrated at Sequim Sat urday, Hundreds of farmers @rive in autos to Kitsap county annual fatr and enjoy splendid exhibits George H. Martin, arrested In Portland, confesses robbing bank in Spokane of $1 on Aug. 28. Ara Martin, ploneer merchant of acortes, dies from injuries sus 4 by being struck by auto at Mount Vernon Two candid: for coroner |Snohomish county ask courts toy |declare county to be of third class | James H. Wallace, Idaho food In-| thre trucks for |spector, who barred Crescent ‘Bak ling powder from Idaho, forced out lof office, following sult brought by | | manu ufactn’ *. German Kosmos frelghter Alex. | ria gets permission to enter | |American registry at San Fran cisco. Capt. Thomas McAuley arrested at New Westminster, B. C., charg:| ed with obtaining money by smug- gling Hindus tnto Canada | Camp of Yakima indians = and| other attractions draw 3,000 peo-| ple to Klickitat county fair at] sidendale, Montana supreme court Ticies) right of military courts to inflict punishment on law violators, authority ends with ar Fashionable Tailor Men and Women Invites inspection of a su- perb assortment of new fall and winter fabrics ing unsurpassed state a sh in the we In Price— RANGING FROM $30 to $45 You can take advantage of our Liberal Credit Sys- tem. We will trust you for a high-class tailored suit. J. S. CRATON 402 Union, Cash or Credit. Shanghai Co.] LADIES’ KIMONOS AND SILK Undergarments Shop Keautiful Satin Kimonos, terfly sleeves, with 30 inches neck and front; all col week only, regular $ Your Own Goods We ig a u Dun: |» | |Romano Will Show ign for), Co. obtains or | Shanghai Co. Make Up 1323 Third Av., Opposite Postoffice 1914, PAGE BULLETS WHIZ [Cynthia Grey’s ! ONBOULEVARD| LETTERS We are two girls, 15 years of age, and In trouble. We have been keeping company with a young men for ant But mothers do not With the pide hunting season on, an = a of kle pen chad the couple of mers monthe know it They are men, but we that is about of them, ry nee our nice appearing young have found out now all that can be sald for now they have gotten us in trouble don't know what to do, sald, mothera don’t clroum: stances We have no you tell sibly.can up, some in they and as know for, we the our place to go. what to do, If you pe Please do not pass us as we are surely in need of sensible person's help, and we will be waiting to hear from you. TWO GIRLS ) A—We are endowe early hit ttle when w to take strenuous & punishm and do right an Are or do at least? If wo, your part do as 1 HIS GRANDCHILDREN SMYRNA, Del,, law and danghter-in a 1 ur mothers the t » trnth, at any cost. Oct. 9.—Fath Aw and Mra years old, n's son, Frank Bossie b Robin d at of Mr marrie widow thing live This is the only for 1 to di with the men hour ceremony; {t can be annulled Too long the world bas. preached | \ded doctrine, “The wom an pays,” and allowed the man to ot-free, But before the stern purt of Justice, man is equally aa *lblame. Then make him pon: ather of bis #0n'% | «thie and make him pay. That is ride chaages from | tne only way this evil will ever be to stepmother of her debethern | corrected have a right to b orm right, and to me It {s jone of the worst of crimes to lusher them {nto the world as a re i i sult of carelessnens. Racing Machine"! of carclownens unwr law of soctety to receive the m sinner and cast off the ¢) One most sinned against. there are laws that w men to face thelr duty fathern any woman who does not Welp to enforce them {@ a fool norable her father-in-law spacebar yeh ranging The brid It chi small child age from 1 year t m has & half doze The infant of the bride and grandchild of the bride groom sat tn {i igh chair wh the ceremony was perforn makes the tren wise the one go 8 | in-law husband's sons and be given night, at the re, by Jean Romano of n ght-cylinder racing 1 which won the world’s re Portiand recently An exhibition will dnesday Se such Q.—In entering a theatre, who follows the ushers—the lady or gentleman? DOUBTFUL rj gentleman steps for the coupons to t mn steps back, letting the ahead of him down the Our Big Sale of Corsets In on Monday, Tuesday, day. Made to your order Venus-Martell Corset Co. 1527 SECOND AVE. a—Ae a believer of your good |advice, | come to you and would vochtonntre It If you could suggest some way of removing marks without leaving a scar. Thanking you In advance, yours |e . WL HV. ER. Tattoo parted can be re | eaves only by a surgical opera {tion} I am informed, and this must be performed by a skillful surgeon It probably will be costly, but, so = as + can learn, it Is the only all means, make sure have a rellable and to perform the have ft done Lola Hanson In Charge of Factory Ha Hair Store’ BIG CLEAR-CUT Sse | find out how to make peanut but- ter, but without succe: 1 have | hat eng capable surgeon | Sow a if you Finest Quality Double Switch- es, worth $20, All Hair Goods and Complete Line of Hair Adornments can get my hands on, but fall to find it. 1 wonder If you can tell | me? SCHOOLGIRL. | A—After shelling and huling the peanuts, put through the food cutter, using the finest knife. Do this several times, unt! have been reduced toa fine, smooth paste, If the paste ts enough, use a little of the best olive off and Toilet Articles at One-Half Price and Less very Q—I am going to give a surpri | party Saturday evening for my ele Special order work at greatly ter. Will you please tell me some nice games or something for enter. sale tainment for young people from ages of 22 to 30? D. R. P. 1) A—Cards, charndes, some ot the old-fashioned games, as chairs,” “20 questions.” imber of Packages, all tho same size (smal one have a prize. | Lat each guest find one, allowing Jeach only the one package. When ch has found one, let them open in order, You might have hymes {n each and have them One will have the there are both men and women then have the men’s packages hid fem in one portion of the n@ the girls’ in the other the two winners together, reduced prices during Bring in your cut hair combings and we will make them up in any style desired |" Toupees : for men and women at ONE-HALF regular price Lat go in to supper Q.—WII! you please tell me what Ventilated to do with my hair? | have 80 Toupees for much dandruff, and a very Itching men are thé scalp, My hair comes out so much nearest DP Whenever | comb It, that it Is get proach = t© ting very thin. 1 do Nature you hair, and have done everything can get— | thought might help. Will they are you please advise me what to do? light, com-| Will walt for your answer In the tortabdle, paper. LUCILE, close -fitting A ywing {s a very good and porous, Sulphate of quinine, reciente drachms aleohol 1401 FIRST AVENUE Corner Union LOLA HANSON Manager roerin o7 of anigey witeh he your out, apply for two hatr for n to the tonic for Keep wu be and ceases four and full of life, to fall out Golden Opportunities are a4 fered in Star Want Ads. Open Saturday Factory Salesroom ar. Factory Prices with newest figured design, made In but accordion-pleated bottom, lace For Saturd: rimmed $8.75 and next Carpenter’s Hall Fourth, near Pine Sunset Paint & Varnish Company Into Walsts or Dresses to the} tattoo | Don't fall into the hands of a quack | |looked through every cookbook 1/ the nuts| not ofly| prize, If] house | love pretty | | wilt) after the| | | | ESTABLISHED ac | ougall = fouthwiek a GAGE, Kovetver AOOND AY. and PIKE 8 Atore open Bam. to Oy mm Fall and Winter Underwear For Women and Children New Fall Union Suits $1.00 on union suits, ribbed or spring needle d 12 different styles the $1.00. These reliable, neat garments, suit $3.50 Wool Union Suits $2.50 Fine rib spring needle union suits, made seamless, are about 90 per cent wool, 1 have enough cotton in them to prevent shrinking. There are several styles from $3.50 wool union suits for women, spe- y $2.50. Merode Silk and Wool Union Suits These standard make union suits, of silk and wool, have high, low or Dutch necks, all sizes, the suit $2.50. $2.50 Ankle Length Bloomers, $1.50 black, green, taupe, 1 cial Satur Ankle length bloomers in white, purple or pink, regularly priced at $2.50, special Saturda at $1.50. ‘ Dr. Jaeger’s Underwear A full assortment of Dr. Jaeger’s Sanitary Wool Underwear now in stock. It includes Union Suits, Vests and Pants In gray or white, In all styles. On account of the lower tariff, Dr. Jaeger’s undergarments are cheaper this year than they have been before K Quality Union Suite priced $4.75. K Quality Separate Garments priced $2.75. Children’s Wool and Part Wool Union Suits, priced, accord Ing to size and quailty, 750 to $2.00. Children's $1.35 Pants, special 50c. Roys’ and Girls’ Pants of part wool were formerly priced a¢- cording to size, up to $1.25 the garment; for Saturday's selling all are offered at 60c. First Floor. 50c_ Pond’s Extract Cold Cream |; or_ Vanishing C Cream 2! 29c 50c Lavorie Mouth Wash, antiseptic ...... 160 Babcock'’s Corylopsis Talcum Powder 3B¢ Sanitol Tooth Powder . : {0c Jergen’s Old Fashioned Oat Meal Soap . 256 Mentholatum, relieves inflammation A New Street Boot Specially Priced at $3.95 Aueiscnas new model in a dressy Street Boot for women is shown in dull calf or patent coltskin; has plain toe and comes in button styles; black craven- etted top in gaiter effect, Goodyear welt sole and the fashionable kidney heel. This model is the equal in style and quality of a regular $5.00 boot. Specially priced Saturday, the pair, $3.95. cond Floo: MacDougall-Southwick What We Say Concerning Gie 1—The 2—The durabi Autopiano’ is undisputedly supreme Autopfano has been demonstrated under tropteal in the frozen North; in Arizona's Desert Wastes; in climes where it rains incessantly, and on the briny deep. 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