The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1915, Page 5

n sine sway rewoun toa) ALARMS ALLIES ‘DRY’ ORDINANCE Has Brought Joy to Thousands | Is the Famous Pyramid Pile Treatment. King’s Influence May Result Will Ask Council to Pass Leg- How badly do you want relief? in Alliance With islation Similar to Do you want {t enough to go to the Bul, i $ I emai trouble of mailing the below | garia State Law for a free trial of the " sl -rerey > oT Pyramid Pile Treatment? |URGING A QUICK MOVE THEY'LL ENFORCE IT | —_— LONDON, Nov. 9.—The behavior) Mayor Gill will, "within a few of Greece is alarming the allies, 44ys, address a communication to the counct!, urging on its members the importa f passing an ordi nance containing the provisions of the state prohibition law Pro rmanism the Grecien capital, Inside informa tion Is to the effect that the Greeks may not remain neutral, and an un Such an ordinance must be pass derstandibg with Bulgaria is sug-|ed before January 1, or the etty will Rested. be viola The pepple themselves, perhaps, sald Mayor are still with ‘the allies, but urged on the this ts uncertain passing Court influence. is growing in unable to ions of the dry law Tuesday “1 council the prosecute for even : The Pyramid Smite from a Single | Trial. necessity of meantime, has/such an ordinance in my mestage a Thousands have reported to us| Seen effective among army men. |year ago, but evidently they have E Fo their great joy at having been led This latter fact is thought to ac-! overlook it to try this great treatment and at|COunt for King Constantine's de-! With prohibition loss than two the remarkable resulta tt produced | fiance of Venizelos. Probably he|months away, the powers behind in their cases. Be fair to yourself,| feels that even should another the law announce they are ready to Give If the chance to get| election develop a pro-ally legisla » that the dry law is rigidly en well il the coupon now or go to| tive body, he could rely on. bis |fo any drug store and purchase a 50c box of Pyramid Pile Treatment Free Sample Coupon troops to quell a revolution There is a strong sentim favor of foreing the Gre | mediately—before it Will Prosecute Blind Pigs This office ready, was the iff Bob is*too late to jupset the plans of the German |Hodge. “We are, and always have ; PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, _ || Propagandists been, running down all complaints y 531 Pyramid Bldg, } of blind pigs law infractions, Marshall, Mich. || SERB ARMY IN FLIGHT and we shall continue to do #0. Kindly send me a Free sample BERLIN, Nov. 9.—Shattered b Blind pigs there will be, dry law ‘ of Pyramid Pile Treatment, tn |five weeks of fighting against the or no dry law plain wrapper. jeentral allies, the bulk of the King county ts dry now, outside Serbian soldiers are retreatir of incorporated towns and GE, | NAMO .. 0... cece ee ee eee The Austrians are desperately |cities. Certain of the mining towns DUPER. Crcccccccscccces trying fo cut them off in the/ With thelr saloons « consu hy Sanjak of Novibasear. more liquor than n the saloons Rut inasmuch as the country is| Were flourishing. Where t for difficult, they have a reasonable Merly consumed two carloads of -lchance to escape. boore, they now drink three oar | Meantime the central ,{loads. The miners buy it by the DDAY’S BEAUTY HELPS | clearing Northeaster barrel now and k it on tap in troublesome guerillas their own homes Nothing excites more criticism |™&" Capture of Krusevac has cut Lundin Is Confident than a woman with her face all|'@ Subsidiary railroad to Usitze,| Prosecuting Attorney Lundin is daubed with face powder in her | the western edge of Serbia confident there will be little diffi desire to hide a faulty or an ag-|,. While anticipating ¢ ity injculty er « the law ing skin. Instead of using powder, | their progre military experts The sheriff has been given $2,500 hold the view that the Germanic a to enforce nd he which clogs and enlarges the pores. | | : it is far better to use a good face |forces Will soon reach Constantl-\ha Jotion that will tmprove and per. |0pl¢ Th can manently benefit the skin. By dis elther thru my off solving four ounces of spurmax in year co-opera PORK DROPS IN BERLIN a half pint of hot water you can| BERLIN, Nov. 9.—The price of eat make an inexpensive lotion that POTK, soaring recently to a point Will do wonders as a skin whitener ®¥allable pnly for the more weal The dry law and complexion beautifier. It re-|thy classes, has drop; 10 cent rson who is Moves all shininess, sallowness|& pound. This ts due to the fact/c another person and roughness, and gives the skin|that an pxtensive shipment was! over and velvety tone, while {t/arranged with Holland amc law, may swea ly like powder, | |to a th |FRENCH MAKE 'NOTHER LOAN will t By washing the hair with a tea-| PARIS, Nov, 9—The cabinet to I spoonful of canthrox dissolved in a/day authorized F Mi cup of hot water, afterward rins-|Ribot to introduce tn the the skin. are with chal quor ing thoroughly with clear water,/ber of deputies a bill providing, wil confiscated one finds that it dries quickly and /another 5 per cent loan and takin Says It Can Be Enforced evenly, is unstreaked, bright, soft|the profits of industries bene S| meee te Severo and very fy, so fluffy, in fact,’ by the war that{t looks more abundant than it : ts and so soft that arranging it be the hair and scalp thoroughly of al! landruff and dirt, and leaves aj ABOARD VESSEL Ip irritation will disappear, and | expensive shampoo cleanses clean, wholesome feeling. All} the bair will be brighter and glos pig to exit on the provis NEW YORK, Nov. 9 aboard the French neau have been quenche way toward or Flames Rocham and she Lis owning, Mner |ts plowing her leasing, deaux, instead of-facing the need|ing any premises, vehicle or boat jof racing for Halifax where lquor i# sold or given away on mereoned wane "| Marine inen belleve the vessel unlawfully, is liable to punt t att! Ined been marked by anti-all the ¢ mt -l|agents for destruction than any massage To Keep Straightest, rip seg’ Unruliest Hair in Curl | oy \s torteiea is then vio’ in whe as the court may adjud Enforcement Ie Automatic ie clearer, softer, b more youthful th Fixtures used on althe 4 at night, In a week ae well as as may be purposes. § {and t d As I look chief of police, the sher at it, the r secut attorn wrinkles and } a face bath made by aw Advertinerment don't as we don hard to police the t * now POULTRY FOLK A regular the Seattle Association, Club, ¢ This meet Brighten Up Dancing for the young folks usic for the old folks and lots of fun for the children the Columbia Jewel makes a the Evenings With the g of the place for itself in every home, the exhibition to be held th and you'll wonder why you ty from Monday, Dec. 13, to Sat didn’t have it long ago. urday, Dec. 18. Premium lasts of will be printed and mail wishing list secre the show ed this w should add tary, R. F In addit Those wikan For $6.65 cash You get the Jewel and 20 Selections of your own choice, for $41 a complete outfit and you can Pay As Little shea of merchandise premium Ii a variet ull former poultr of the state Tuesday afternoon a meeting was as $1 a Week held’ at the Commercial Club of Christmas Present for ton with the Seattle P and Whole Family? See Pet Stock Associat In me About It Now. MAY ARBITRATE ENGLISH FUSS LET US SEND YOU WABHI En OnFreeTrial |: {British interferer In Your Own Home which the ation vigorous! ted | late message to Dh at Hecords fe If Englan tf All Machi belleved that ar 1 b All the Time. the next resort Lunch at the Hollywood, 212 Pike—Adv. *Stop Piles GREEK ATTITUDE MAYOR ADVISES. MEET TONIGHT : STAR—TUESDAY, NOV, 9, 1915. THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE PAGE 5. ac Dougall - fouthwick . ™ A compelling demonstration of why we are doing the largest volume of business in our history—WE ARE so Special Purchase and S of Women’s Winter Suits GIVING UNEQUALED VALUES. Three hundred and styles. The ideas expressed in this lot of St a few of them are fur with braid or velvet. Just ishec Whipcords, serges, poplins, broadcloths and chalkline stripes, semi-tailored and novelty Suits with flared or pleated skirts. Extra special, $9.95. 143 New Suits $14.95 and fifty-four Suits in four groups, each group representing the best there is in workmanship—finish—trimming These prices were made possible because we took the entire surplus of two important manufacturers. 67 New Suits $9.95 Intended to be $18.50 and $25.00 ts are up to the minute. trimmed, the others are plain or fin- Intended to be $25.00 and $29.50 30x models and the very latest Long Coat Suits. this lot are fur trimmed. Black, navy, Russian green and materials, including some very sms t mixt Nov. 9.—If Lord Lore-;an European state of vis attack t the/anarchy should such ent last night, intended to a compromis with Ger en he aid ec of war would make a ness peopled t and Prem nt that t foot on ce : LONDON, Nov. 9 wack ed to elicit a|the Ita f pneral re n of the idea that °" macarc te ae in ymatble ntl the Cen-|Out miles of it da allies are decisively beater ~ He struck a respo chord But read the six points first—carefully. African brown—and of fine Sale price $14.95. ures, PARLIAMENT HEARS OF ; DANGERS FROM ANARCHY) FROM PAGE | : aes vesoition or BOALT VISITS THE attrition con-| Anquith’s 6 Germans had the Western Ww Because is turning s crt Loreburn had that he had|not sta t grea or redicted toc 1 crowded with flavo + 3—Crumble-proof eo Orn 5 6~—Untouched by hands @ Whore 4 The'7- point CINNAMON ~IN BLUE Wi Suitable rewards for the discovery of the 7th point will be o gum PEPPERMINT-IN RED WRAPPER RAPPER ‘ered later, of | dowager co, Lond ESTABLISHED 1876 70 New Suits $18.95 Intended to be $29.50 and $35.00 a among 4 skunk- ; Sale offers Suits that are distinctly popular Suits with big fur collars of thick and Skating Suits. This group the most particular. opossum; also several new Walking price $18.95. 74 New Suits $23.95 = || | Intended to be $35.00, $39.50, $45.00 and $55.00 Yes, and there are some Suits in the lot that were $65.00, but they are not fur trimmed. The woman wanting a Suit of indi- vidual style will find in this lot many copies of famous designers. Sale price $23.95. Most ¢ —Second Floor STANLEY IS IN LEAD! :* ere * Household Economy ;| | CONTINUED LOUISVILLE election Nov 9 commissioners will State | rs ; meet| 2% How to Have | to can-| at Frankfort,, November 20, vass the gubernatorial vote, which today showed former Congressman | RUMMAGE SALE Stanley leading by 327 votes, and one county still to be heard from, | ts belonged to and had been worn b: Harry Whitney as high as $1.13 Freoe"woue vs How to Make Your Hair or a pair of slippers had been worn! An old-fash by a certain itiful and popular ting debutante, or a specified empress . of soctety would be | 7re pt willing to pay more for it than she | qr would be » doubt ling her mind that it had belon, e it came to the rumm: ambitious but insignificant as a rut con- ity of plain syrup, @ anulated sugar with 3 red for good syrup as druggist 2% iy (50 cents worth), pour t bottle and fill the bottle ar syrup. This gives you, y G4 cents, a full pint | cough syrup than made for $2.50 of nearly $2. Pull Pinex, It keeps pere m your ned he f plain bay rum, lavona takes hold of ¢ hest cold at once and conque! 4 hours. Splendid for whoo} bronchitis and winter 4 usual cough ed in| ounces of to son’ astonishing how quickly loosens the dry, hoarse or tight ‘ hand heals and soothes the in= flamed men When I was not picking up bar flamed pranes in the case Of P d getting my feet tramped painful cough. It also stops the gains and getting my f tragi ; A formation of phlegm in the throat on, I was | urged by the ladies and bronchial tubes, thus ending the in charge of the sale to urgent r mpha things to persistent 1oose cough : inex is a highly concentrated nuine Norway pine ed of mo The sale is supposed to con: d with gualacol, and until tomorrow ng, but for generations to such has been the volume bust membranes of ‘the sale was In progress Jay and today noon, a lunch n as being served in the base ment, It was a two-bit duncheon, and a big meal for the money. ‘It will be repeated tomorrow The only trouble with the lunch eon was that the food supply out. I never realized before,” sald the matron in charge, at her wits’ end how wonderful was the mira cle of feeding the barley loaves and two small fishes.” |'*, S>aolutely eee sad: cs ness that t is running low ark While the ounces of ¢ anything absolute satt promptly re= this preparation, Ft. Wayne, Ind. MUHL PAINT CO. G18 Pike St, WALLPAPER From 5 Cents a Double Roll MAIN ‘Seat gavO Various | rations ready-made in lead ace and dangerous, multitude on|ed. | The simp; harr I have a complaint to make I was short-changed by Eleanor Hanlin | She and Miss Dorothy a booth where they soll surprise packages at 5 and 10 cents each You don't know what you've got ntil the deal is consummated and you have opened your package. — | |" 1 bought two jitney packages of Misa Hanlin and gave her two-bits I waited for my change. Finally I asked for it, timidly. She looked at me coldly “There is no change,” she sald was so cold, ao disdainful that I was afraid to press the mat | Miss Terry run Latest Style $40 Talking Machine Later e ainicwniapinet in" Stine ’ An Advertising Offer Terry's ear, and they glegled, And \ g Without a Parallel Miss Terry sale omething abou . * ta ualag torieweet ohtnto ese in the History of Miss Hanlin is a very pretty girl and I do not believe she ts {inherent ly bad, I shall not have rested, the Talking Machine Business her ar Actual Sise—17220 Imeuen. ACT NOW! After a ceriain number of these Machines have been given away they will be sold for $40.00 each, Seattle Music Co. You Can Have One of These $40 Machines Free The big ev this evenin yung man w nt of the salé occurs when an “unknown ll marry a mysterious The ceremony wil Hugh G. Ross oung womar be performed by Rev of the Plymouth Congregatio ral church, Mayor Gill will give the To introduce Rex Records we will, for a short time, give free bride away, and Joe Gilbert of the one of these high grade Rex Talkin Machines, in choice of golden P.1, will be the best man oak or Mission, to every person who will purchase sixty-six Rex Seattle merchants and society Double ed Recore one or more a week—as desired folk have given the young couple The Records cost 75c each. All are double disc—all are 10-Inch. enough useful presents to enable Come to our store and hear this wonderful instrument 106 UNION ST. SEATTLE them to set up housekeeping The proceeds of the sale go to] | the Charity Organization society, |