The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. rr INDICTMENTS TQ. ——~ersase a COME SOON IN | BOMBPLOT | PROBE " ° | SAN FRANCISCO, Tw In BB | dictme will be returned next | w the federal grand in jt alleged oanthally bomb con |xplracies, for which C. C. Crowley and L. J. Smith are under arrest q This w to | 7% day in f owing three hours jot Suiith ed for toda mination slat. | Boys Wanted in All Parts of the State the bomb 5 thing t! know, 6 uthorities want t who was behind — the Jontroyed the Seatt 3 is sald ts name such that | is prominence | f would cre | of his Make Your Own Spending Money Selling The Star Hundreds of Boys Make Their Money Selling The Star connection | ald to} upon | 4 SUSPECT MAY BE BROUGHT TO SEATTLE TACOMA, Dee. 3.—According | to one of the federal cfficers working on the case, L. J. Smith may be here brought from San Francisco within the | } to retrace his | movements at the time of the | Seattle powder barge explosion last May, This hint was dropped after Special Agent Tom Howick and Assistant District Atterney Moodie had sweated Raleigh Faulkner or Falconer, in the next two wee county jail here. Other arrests are Impending in the Northwest, clared, It ts unde |watting on }to Ta it was de wl these arrests are © plan to bring Smith 1 then take him on to sighten out some ¢ ft in the unraveling of h it Neged C. ¢ » Francisco was al The Seattle Star wants a good, bright boy in every town in the state to handle its papers. Any boy in any town of over 150 people can make all the spending money he wants by selling The named a former Star. Everyone wants to read the latest war news at the latest ‘ ular officer as one of those who possible minute, and The Star, as usual, is the paper that has all a | A . re TRAIL LEADS HIGH UP the news and pictures first. USAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.—That If you do not care to handle The Star yourself, ask one of j and all Aten bog your little friends if he would not like to make his own spending money selling The Star. All that is necessary is for you to fill out the coupon below and mail it to The Star. We will do the rest. rrities rman consul here | ambassador or nd Von Papen,| that one of man officers had in n implicated was mnquestionable source. was not The tt b |these three G weve Circulation Manager, The Star, Seattle, Wash I want to. sell The Star for you. Send me ...,.... day and write me ful! particulars at once. Jerome r t from +e Copies each | ARGENTINA. AND 1 U.S. WILL MAKE | ASHIP PROTEST WASHINGTON, The United States and Argen. | tina, it was forecasted here to | Dec, 3.— day, will join hands in protest ing to England over the latter's ship seizure policy Selzure of the American ship Hocking and the Argentine ship Mitre recently on the ground of “enemy ownership” i 5 | is the basis for H | joint action such possible American case is aggravated news fre he ‘an consul eS at Halifax t En & requ a formalit prize court proceed-| WOMAN DIES IN | "ROOM: IDENTITY | ~ STILL IN DOUBT THROWING AWAY YOUR BIRTHRIGHT? HE birthright of every human being ts good health—and that begins with good teeth. When you neglect your teeth they decay, and Protect your birthright SI-health begins. When you allow your teeth to crumble away you are actually throwing your birthright awa ND every day you neglect your 1 you are throwing money a Your health, A as well as health. Your health, then your comfort, your a your general efficiency der your efficiency ance and end upon the state of your teeth. ¥ OU are needlessly timid about the shock and pain which you have WAG not to belong to the as far a are concerned, We guarantee to 4 hurt perform the most delicate and difficult work without causing you the 4 you slightest pain—or do that work for nothing # we fall. The guarantee was . speaks for itself t the other woman ¥ a } UR “Nature-teeth” are the highest evolution of dental science, The h whom her husband had| 3% Assisting O fit your mouth, match your own teeth, in size and shape, and yecome infatuated | Nature exact tint. They perform the important work ature eared | own teeth do, You may ble, chew and smile with ther t com Holger yl re tire SEATTLE MAN HELD | Lowest UR charges are no higher than ordinary Gentists In many cases charges, QU setintty tower. and when the quality 0 BY PORTLAND COPS highest the service and the m Examinat ] service ad ts you nothing and oblig 1 y na ‘ »ho the visit A charge of faced t PORTLAD driving pointments by DON'T dela now, as Oralthesia EXAMINE THY Full set of Nature Teeth (upper or lower) As w 8 really not 4 al reckle day by Come now full Sets, W Crowns and $10.00 i Bridges ae ec | Upper or Gold Crowns $5.00 g | | Bower | acid’ rilings, per tecth $2.00 NEGRO LYNCHED Porcelain Fillings, per tooth $1.00 | | $1.00 50c Amaigam Fillings, per tooth Ark Painiesa Extractions, per tooth . FOREST CITY hund Dec full One ‘ed masked men armed 30 510 drag Villiam Patrick A negro, oston Dentists "°° 1420-22 Second Ave. f th Ree tee cette eotha riot OPPOSITE BON MAGEE PhO MAIN 1180 ty Gorttz juarter. Tolmino| * brid egion the Ital | jane continue to send their men and In that |thetr shells. 3, 1915. PAGE nf a Pa 2c] Dougall - fouthyrick Ohe Storey the ChrivtmarSpirit? me, Hed ta Ligne Plana ee a ESTABLISHED 1875 o The Store of the Christmas Spirit THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE . . e | 9 . Entire Stock of Millinery Boys’ (6 to 18) Suits ° Half Price $6.50, $7.50, $12.50 HE boy that is particular about the kind of Suit he wears comes to our shop, and I the parent who is particular J about getting the right quality & 9 at a moderate price, comes to this shop. Sensible Norfolk styles in navy blues or mixtures, full This sensational announcement includes every lined trousers; some Suits Misses’ and Woman's Trimmed Hat—nothing re- have two pairs. served—an opportunity available once in ages. Boys’ Overcoats Original Prices $5.00 to $67.50 In many styles, $7.00, $10.00 No matter what idea regarding Hats you have | and $12.50. 4 in mind, this sale will have it, for there is an Indian Suits $1.00 and $1.50 a extraordinary range of styles for street, dress, Honest to goodness Indian Suits : skating or evening. wear. | with feathered headgear and warlike This also includes the French Room, with its 150. Sa eee te imported a and Flats ninco Eastern de- Cowboy Suits, withe all the fittings. signers, as well as some creations from our own | including hat.red banda, holster, pis aHeconia. Second Pioor, | 10h Delt and lariat, $1.50 and $2.00. Sgmmah, Clothe A Christmas Sale Planned Last Spring —by Three Big Stores—in Chicago, in New York, and MacDougall-Southwick’s 4 ° e ° : 12,000 of the Finest New Ties at Unprecedented Prices ¢ Q The year’s most important event begins tomorrow morning at nine. x These Ties were made up from the finest silks woven in Italy, Switzerland, Austria and America. One of the largest manufacturers of Men’s Neckwear in this country was chosen to make these Ties in just the shapes we wanted. 45c 65c 95c $1.65 te ne Parity for rich Silk Ties | for exclusive Silk or new Sc © Silk Ties o . [ : for new Ties of 75¢ | for Sik Ties. of $1 | oF gs 50.40. $2.50 | “Scarte of SEE é and $1. qualities. | and $1.50 qualities. | qualities. $5.00 qualities. The greatest gift opportunity ever offered, for; In somber hues, in plain black and white stripes, every man likes good Ties, and to buy Neckwear | plaids, Persian effects, brocaded flowers and con- for personal use—enough for this season and | ventional patterns, g enough for next—for never again will values of d is 3 ‘ a this kind be available. One of our Second Avenue display windows 4 “4 will give you a slight idea as to patte ‘ silks 4 Barathea Bengaline Two-toned Brocad-s on . : tine Patterns and silks. Silk Satins Heavy Crepes Oriental Silks Our Men’s Shop is just inside the Second Ave. Brocaded Armures Surahs Peau de Soics entrance to your left, or Pike St. entrance to your and Handsome Brocaded Duchess | right. i 4 ° + ae Holiday Sale of Neckwear | ®«™ Tum Tum Come the Kiddies to thee | eel ea TOY SHOP | Tomorrow Is Going to Be a Great Big Day | Elec rair } are runr Merry-g 4 full 4 Games, new models | and Dolls, Doll Fur- niture and Clothes to ¢ all the lit- tle s . € Featuring Books i For a long time \ — ES from a manufacturer of exclusive styles of | our Toy buyer has oN‘ Neckwear. This purchase included all of his sam-| bought little lots of ples and many pieces made up especially ur Holi- | B ) day trade. Hardly two pieces alike lid sooks at special prices. We have also of Organdy and | Georgette Crepe ( included Books from our own stock which will be 4 Choker Veueu priced special. We are listing some of them ; Collar and Cuff Sets Net Vestees, hand | Pirate Book, from 25c to 19¢, | Making a Man of Himselt, The J me Se =“ I fepe oa Pe Young Pilot, Young Knight $f Sets of Georgette Crepe embroidered | fn From Get) eraut, Brave OI Mele ee ai Guimpes and Vestees The new Stock Collars aie (Ghia murae ee Fle Conquest, from 18¢ pee We direct your attention to the unusual selection | Series, from 60¢ to 39¢, includ hinabti ' ‘ g f Geor e Crepe novelties. Any of items in this | ing Heroes, Songs, Legends, | 9, ° 7° Be ipsa ae one SY ile will be attractively boxed if requested | Hesays, Abroad, Sally Wil. @ | Young Folks’ Library Series, | #@™ms, Battles at Home, Hills 50c and 65c Neckwear, | $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 95 | from 666 to $90, inaiiding aea’t boro Farts Special Holiday 25 | Neckwear, special C | van Dyke Book The Roose- | A-Wearying for You, from Price Cc | $3.50 to $4.50 exclusive | vel poe ayaa in Amertean | 30¢ to 23c, 7 $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 65 Neckwear, $1 95 | Pee eT gs of Sentiment, from 60e . Neckwear, special Cc special hh e | Gullive \ " t | $2.00, $2.75, $3.00 Neck-| $5, $6, $6.50 Neckwear of | gion ta ape, | OTMECS om | Rubiayat of Omar Khayyam, wear distinction, 25 | ene : from 65e to 49¢ special $1 45, special $2. Pvp 7 Pahie thaliana eee Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, ee eee At the Blg.Houge, trom $1,26'| Tom Toe 0 J | to 78¢ Bridal Roses, from 20e to 15¢. 4 Important News About Dresses] ) "°°. 9 1 1%. Assorted Hooks, trom 20 to vs | Hi Optic Series, from | 236, including, hum emi a rom 60e to 39, including tional and athleti 3 104 Daytime Styles Reduced_ || ei = ; | Particularly important because this is just’ Dress \ time, and these Dresses are just the proper styles | Clean-Up of 80 | — $17.95 to $19.50 Dresses | $22.50 to $27.50 Dresses | | 1 1 rites!” $73 7B | eiuee g 1g EQ Lingerie Waists 59c to . | to.. . ; | hese are the odds and ends from several special Dresses entirely of serge, taffeta or crepe de chine purchases and from our regular stock, which we have ilso serge and taffeta combinations, and Satin Dresses reduced for quick clearance with sleeves of Georgette; styles and sizes for Misses Voile and Batiste, either flesh or white, in a bro- 4 ind Women. Very special, $13.75 and $18.50. ken range of size Your choice, 59¢.