The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1915. PAGE 5. WOODHOUSE-GRUNBAUM FURNITURE CO, INC, NHERE ALLIES GAINED IN FRANCE USE .YOUR CREDIT—WE CHARGE NO INTEREST . : * . HAVE RESUMED SHELLING OF chair, just like pic SERMAN COAST POSITIONS Solid Oak Dining / , rane BRIT net CAeanite Pa + e A f ture in the Golden 8 Te: or Fumed finish, full Dix we box construction, with solid saddle seat. Regular price is $2.65. Special ‘for DL sse™. Saturday— i uae” ~ d LENS as ocuncenct ohouat =~ WHERE FRENCH AND GRITISH :: RCE® ARE ORIVING BACK TOURNAD ° GERMANS IN EFFORT TO CAPTURE LENS RONNE Fumed Break- fast Table, just like ilhis- tration. Spe- cial for Satur- day only— Extra Special! 45c glass Wash Boards, Turkish Bath Towels special Saturday. ..27¢ Size 16x36--Regu- lar price l5c. 30c Brooms, special Special Saturday 5c Our line of Heaters and Ranges is most com- $1.00 Down—$1.00 Per Week shown in the heavy black continuation of the battle line ‘FATHERS’ CLUB FOUNDER HERE Tells How Men Work With Mothers’ Clubs for Children HAS IDEA ABOUT COPS The founder of the Federated Father elab. Stymest tevenron, is In Seattle He han been attend ing the seestons of the City Wide Welfare natitute, which closed Thursday He is from Counell Mluffa, la ine tt »w numbers 1,000 mem bers, not all of whom a thers Any man over 21 is eligibh Our most active member he rays, “is a cork-legged old bach he fathers club worka with mothers’ cluba and mee jeally to consider the welfare of The map shows In greater detail the great gain along a 20mile front on the battle line northeast of Verdun. At this point the French have succeeded in piercing the Germans’ second line and are serious ly threatening the army of the German crown prince Wendhouse-Grinbaumf MARSH MAKES Ajcowrincen Lurniture @.- ine SPEECH N BED FROM PAGE 1 4167 424 -Dike S treet: : , | REERTEION RENDERS re Fri ds —— ————| gating committee w N CED DENY REHEARING si Sreousre rth. hem 1 say Tat meh” a ‘of Labor who, Mg ommission HANGED IN B.C. IN CASE OF UPPER °: that he physician hed ordered btm |% “SS ttn wasn't Name not to leave his bed. spoke to ther CLINTON, BC, Oct. &—For the, OLYMPIA, Oct. 8—The supreme for more than an hour Thursday ” wath thes, how sbout this Capt firet eentonet ta ¢ word today Genvine oi * on the advisability of {n-| Smith, who, according to Victorta British Columb Mra. Elizabeth broucht By exConnty originally rapped up. among his pillows, contrary to international. law, with | Upoer tn) The commission with whom he'an Amertcan crew aboard, and who vy = ge lam hed reat day cg against os mo Der tO) ratked in his room . afterward inatructed the Canadian James Coward, near Fort § county for UM hotel is compose crews how to operate the Sept. 6 last. She was sen ‘ ne was ibe hanged at Kamloops by Justic © ar Ry Murphy. On the sa: . . Clinger will be execu * asked T mar LAnthic tumbia laugh t t this time. David 1 0 you ever find eral name 1S 8 Mammoth That Lived os Before 00" vcr isho letters and nas Reet meg Adam Is Found Near Los Angeles CANADIAN PACIFIC iraday morning that Car 7 LINER IS DAMAGED © LIVERPOOL, Oct The Em prose oF | rit rmer Canadian | tich inthicum laughed ape poyree : y the) “ 1 think of a subn ; war.jrine, I h © laugh,” he said Von knoe tavamindn des funn te lows. One c AERO. PLANE WHICH WILI RENDER SUBMARINES WORTHLESS Accepted by British The Star man star What no Acie enth n with the fan ea of hia aeroplan He says he has alrea He sho th re of the Tt ts fa bird fitted wit @nad tt ride air wave .__|ship rides sea waves, thus st We Are at Your Service) ing |: Aeroplane Can Stop In Air With tne Following - ieee ee teas plet runaway, and can atop inking nes to attent Dr. L. BR. Clnek, The La Brae Imperial! Mammoth, as it stands in the Los Angeles ner useum of Natural History. Alongside, to show its size, stands the allest tcaffic officer Jer wator S ANGELES, ¢ t ’ of the tus ‘ alo d rain bor hitb, measuring 30 fee ‘ tl f ( p eke t dn large motel 11 ing a pix fle-er toc od el settled to the floor to the right cf w r € 7 ne ra) ! an gliding city thorotar obt Fyoser or one en AUBURN GAS GO. 1S could the thf ‘ 1 matntain equ 000 » , It t world tobe le ri em-| « o ike " f ltiltin® with a weight sliding tion of ft | ni nt OY Handled uae a js 1eETH POLOND PRE I invented ft, and R. kK. Gosnell study of pr i na awlkir morning from #20 to 10:00 to| ner ry to Sir Richard Mcbride he boneb w if natrate our painiess method remler of British Columbia, pro er plan Bus le Bra located about - | Mien mileh from Low Angie A sentry never gives up his rifle) Regal Dental Offices |demonatration was over One tooth of this Imperial man weve +0 as ee Dr. L. RL Clark, Manager, moth weighs 20 pounds. Its t jo matte p tently the late) gon anted Ave. N. W. Cor. rhira | At are 11% feet long. Its measure: te and Union w atches ambia | him 4. “Nor do I think his} ted tt,” TAnthieum said, ater the And then he picked up the clgar| and went on tinkering with advocated lege-bred men should be highly edu cated persons, college gradu: fact y should be less ested in their clubs and revoly and more tn helping some young man who hovers on the bor tween honesty and dishonesty 1am looking for some courage ous mayor--and why not the may | or of Seattie’-—"to mart this thing.! He might say to the University of} Washington You give us chance to offe plete. Heaters from $1.50 to $35.00. Forcing the Germans back! To the left the entire battle line in France is shown, with the two points iy Suaieeee le : ments Indicated where the allies have gained by their great drive. The dots show the old line, the gain being lelp’” Exposition i | ater, of the superior court, In an address Seattle giris of 1 said the star Dr. Lalbar er Chinese make deal pa for surgical work apparently are viewpoint makes t easy to who has been China as a Baptist nday night, a series| at the ( one w The City and Soc al Problems Prof. Walter G i depa tment of s0-| NOSTOMACHPAI, GAS, INDIGESTION ::: -IN FIVE MINUTES :: | “Pape’s Diapepsin” is the only real stomach regulator known, Really does” | stomachs in order—"really dc overcome dysp as, heart " sourness in five minutes | that—Just that—makes Pape Diape n the largest selling ach regulator in the world what you eat ferments into }born Jumps, you belch gas eructate sour, undigested food head is d and niches: | foul tor coated ou ides filled with bile and indigest: | le waste emember the moment Pape's Diapepsin” comes in con-| Itact with the stomach all sueh dis-| anishes, It's truly astonish almost marvelous, and the is Its harmlessne A large fifty-cent case of Pape's| Diapepsin will give ou a bundred dollars’ worth of satisfaction or }your druggist hands you your money back | It's worth ite weight in gold to men and women who can't get their tomachs ulated. It belongs tn our home—should always be kept| handy in case of a sich tomach during the day It's the quickest, surest armless stomach regulator world ac Dougall - dane ESTABLISHED 1876 The Butterick Patterns for November are now on wn sale, ‘to- gether with the November Delineator and the Fall edition of Butterick Fashions. Styles of the Hour in Well-Made Suits A Sale at $18.50 i" IR-TRIMMED SUITS of broadcloth, wool poplin, gaberdine, serges, whipcords and hairline stripes. These Suits represent new ideas in fashions, not a Suit in the lot has been in stock more than ten days—many have just arrived. They are trimmed with fur collars or collars edged with fur, fur-trimmed cuffs—some are braid trimmed or in combination with velvet. Belted models, boxed coats, Suits with flare 4neplums—others designed on more conservative lines. Choice of black, navy, Belgian blue, Afri- \ can brown, Russian green and mixtures. \ Very Special for Saturday $18.50 Becond F Special Display of Hats $7.50 O' R Millinery Shop for Sat- urday will feature Trimmed Hats that are neat, attractive and all different, at the special price : en ; $7.50. wher selene haces g The small shapes for street ainst the ills px : wear, and the larger Hats for mankind - 4 dress sions. Hats of Lyons velvet, plush with trimmings of ribbon, jet, fur and beaded orna- th The Fall days are here, and you will profit by buy- this week Third Floor. ng one of these Hats at $7.50. —Hecond Floor Our $5 “Booster” Suit for Boys is satisfying hundreds of youngsters. They have good style, ; tand hardwear. Norfolk models with Every Suit has two pairs of full lined knickers. Sizes 6 to 18—Always $5.00 Boys’ Suits $6.50 At this price we have a very choice selection of All-wool, Suits, in medium and heavy weights; two pairs of knickers with each suit—$6.50. Boys’ Hats and Caps 50c A Wool Cap or Hat in colors to match most any suit. Sizes 6% to 74—50¢. Top Coats for Boys $5.00 to $12.50 A wide assortment, including a score of styles, materials and or boys from 2 to 18 years obi 9 50c Mentholatum, 29c 50c Lambert's Listerine, antiseptic e 29¢ 150 | Wool ‘Powder Putts, In sealed package - Be 10¢ Armour’s Venetian Bath Tablets, several janito! Tooth Pas fe or Powder..........13¢ dors, 4 25¢ 3 7 odors, 4 for 25¢ Lustrite Manicure Sets, in neat box 19¢ i5e Pears’ Scented Glycerine Soap. 12hee 50c Daggett & Ramedell's Perfect Cold Cream 32c 25e Odorono, the toilet water deodorant Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream, large tube. 20c | 50c El Perfecto Veda Rose Rouge.... 2 15¢ Roman Talcum Powder, violet, carnation, ete +se%@ 50c Palmolive Shampoo, the idea! shampoo 29¢ 26¢ Dr. Lyons’ Tooth Powder, cleansing and | $1.50 Gouraud’s peal Cream, Tiquld face beautifying 130 powder om ieee {5c Tooth Brushes, transparent or bone | °°, Williams’ Quick and Easy “Shaving “Soap, handles 10¢ 25¢ JOc genuine Bocabelli Castile Soap, 4 for. ..25¢ Castile “Soap, absolutely “pare, 25c Pond's Extract Vanishing Cream i4e Be “4777” Rose Liquid Glycerine Soap 9 50c Madame lebell’s Face Powder, large box 25c Up to $1.00 Hair Brushes, genuine bristies, sev. eral styles 48c 25e Jess Talcum Powder, scented with arbutue 18¢ 23¢ id Shampoo........18e air Tonic 296 25 French Glycerine and Rose Water........18¢ $7.00 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic 6i¢ First Pioor |. MONTCLAIR, N. J AIR, } + Oct S— Wanted A dog warden AvplE eants may apply to the city coun- sit David Steinfeldt, who has held e Job for years, was forced to re Bee because all the dogs have jcome to know him, PARKERSBURG, W Sur nfferea no resist ley Chr » masked men | | 1) a west-bound Bal Pea Seki At Cantal: Be ss cas! | SAY MONEY IS GOOD t and after uncoupling the| WASHINGTON, Oct. §.—The { engine, forced tio en-|treasury department today sald » take them to Toli Gate,| that ff the West Virginia train hold The Kind That Satisfy. ost 1p men secared a large haul of ur they rifled the mail car|signed paper currency, 3 Keep your children warm «ped with a large amount of{as good as signed money if this: winter tn ist y signed paper money and $3v0| into circulation ) MEE ID BO r | sted, Hand Finished Sweat- The trio got all of the registered er, like the kind we make when it st d to take water zcrirerar "=""|[S FOUND EMPTY | cron ‘hai | Mrs. Sophia Marcey, of Bay st | Factory-Store. Touts, Miss, was sorrowing Friday over her failure to recover $25 from Harry Lester, alleged train er of her «Home of the |son, Peter, a baggageman, on April |24 Inst Best $2.50 Glasses She came here several weeks ago, bandit, charged with murd believing she had located a safety d {t box containing $20,000 be longing to the alleged murderer in the vaults of the Day and Night |Safo Deposit & Storage Co. 507 |Third ave. Judge Gillam awarded , is “‘Crumble-proof’ her a judgment of $25,000 and or dered the strong box opaged. It —there are was empty IF YOU WILL six more in come to us we will exam- |WANT MORE DOCTORS Jir< your eves and tel you | what you should have to Sterling Gum FB .orvon,, 2c, stort ten Pe ie tecults you want The. tg ener has advised British medical he'7- point gun students now in their fourth or fifth . las Vear not to join the army, but_to/f//h€ Marcum Optical Co, finish their medical education in 917 First Ave. order to qualify as soon as possible. | i basteceaar | <= % Soe OR TSR