The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1915, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, DEC, 17, 1915. PAGE 10, PUBLIC SERVICE OR PRIVATE | GRAFT IS ISSUE! Special Corres | WASHINGTON, Dec. 14,—PUB-| hLic SERVICE OR PRIVATE |GRAFT | That ls the question which h REAL VALUES in Gift Jewelry lies in the apprecia- tion it receives. Styles in jewelry change every year We can show you the very latest, as | lon > a . 3 me for the come to the front In connection, per —. Bvelyed: justin ts with the administration's prepared. opening of our new store on Second ness program Avenue. We sell the sort of things you Are ae millions to be spent a 7 © buy. | really for e or are they to be_ like to own and can afford to buy Gietribunee souisacon pate 4 jthe stee! trust, the powder trust,| the shipbuilding trust, and the oth. | er AMERICAN KRUPPS? Shall the government spend the money and get a dollar's worth of preparedness for every dollar spent, or shall the government fet the PRIVATE CORPORATION TAKE FROM 20 TO 60 PER CENT IN PRIVATE PROFITS for doing It? This is the very real and prac \uele- ~ es O ? O) DIAMONDS AT ALL PRICES tleal question confronting con Guaranteed pure white and perfect cut gress, | A group of determined congress. | ABk., wet tn 14k, Mounting. .........ceceeeceeeeeeeees $10.00 en will force the issue during the} 14k,, set in Lik. mounting +++°$25.00 Bi whole time the preparedness pro-| Stk, oct ta 14k. mounting... 875.00 [[/Kram—both army and navy—ts on |the floor of congress | These men will not oppose pre-| paredness—but they will oppose private-profit-preparednens | The question will be emphasised too, by the attitude of Secretary of Navy Daniels, who charges openly that the shipbuilders are a trust that their bids are colluatve, and that their profits are extortionate. The question will be forced from | another angle by the charges and counter charges between the navy | S4k., set in 14k. mounting... Ik, set in 14k. mounting... La Vallieres | The variety which we are able to show is due to the comp! - ness of our stock. Our prte range from 82.00 up; with Di monds .... Brooches & league and Representative Clyde | Seth Diamonds oree Bracelet Watches Vbel sults and Tavenner threaten: | a i e ing a congressional Inquiry to de-| Bracelets 14%. Geld int Elgin m: yt, Ptermine whether the league ts sup 14k. Gold Fitted sa.n0 ah ad vine 4. o r a =, a be Ghee base z th wer on dvs vate munitions manufacture. Baby Bracele 1.00 | tham, with disappearing a fe saryparge want fasts coe dak Misses’ Bracelets $1.75 | small sine become of the staggering sums ap- propriated for preparedness is to be found In the fact that four fir have received since 1887 orders ag- gregating $175,000,000, and have been paid from 20 to 60 per cent [more than the same could have been manufactured for In govern ment arsenals and navy yards. It is possible to obtain some defi nite and specific Information as to the economy of government mane facture. In the item of armor plate, for instance, ten official estimates as to the actual cost of a ton of armor plate give an average estimate of 8.64 a ton. ince 1887, however, the navy department bas purchased 217.379 jtons of armor, paying the armor | ring an aver of $440.04 a ton, or} | " ja total of $95,856,240 | If all this armor had been manu factured in government pl GIFTS FOR MEN We carry a selec of Shaving & Mirrors, Frames, Cigar Jars, Cigar Cutters, Claaretts Cases, Desk Cl Hat Brushes, Watch Fobs, Fountain Pens, Cuft Links, Scart I Emblem Rings, Gold Lockets and Soctety Emblems. Open Evenings Until Christmas S.Friedlander &Son Jewelers and Opticians Second at University Established 35 Vears AST $25,000,000 WOU “TIPS ON SKATING COSTUMES 7-2-2 war department, {n 1913, for tp purchased 7,000 4.7-inch from private manufac turers. IT PAID $25.26 FOR EACH SHELL. At the same time the exact article was being manufac tured In the government plant at Aeiphia AT A COST OF $15.45 For a 28-inch shrapnel, the de- partment paid $17.50; the govern ment cost of the identical article is 7.94 | : The same is true In government Pteture ke Seattle is getting its first lock|short pleated skirts, the fm a long, long time at skating. caps and the tops of the ‘The ice of conventionality is due | boots. to be smartly broken when some| Persian figured sweaters as well cute little ice Flo cuts a dash and|#* Onetoned ones of vivid hue are ‘fg figure across the rink in a green-| ¥Orn with striped skirts of pleated itled silk sweater,’ banded, col-|Yelour de laine; and jackets and |. enffed and buttoned in gold; |Skirts to match, of emerald green a knee length skirt of pleated |" Cerise, are gorgeous when trim- green and gold stripes, a sassy lit-|™med in wide bands of white fox : tle round green cap with a golden| Ba ‘exer he soatume with al , een |®hort jacket hung cape @ and) ee ee See eer ee £7008 | rats trom the showlere te embroia-| skating skating stance, shrapnel © boots, with a tassel of gold bob- | purchase of powder bing at their tops. jered in silver thread and banded in| ry’ ernment has bought The skating jackets and sweat-| ¥hite fox about $25,000,000 worth of powder The furfinished full skirt has a ers are of the most bizarre pat. from the powder trust aince 1906 terns and garish hues. big silver embroiderd pocket on//TO™ © ‘all the way from 63 cents Fur bands them at every con.| each side eee U6 cents & poted oe The ceivable point, as it also bands the| The high white boots are In pernment plant at Indian Head » with silver and have a silver tassel | SoVeTnment pia the identical | nestling in their fur tops. A white|!% manufacturing powder tc 34 cents @ pound, Jand the fa ant capacity is increased the lower the cost will ay at fox turban, silver tasseled, tops the costume; and a huge round muff { of the white fox, with silver tas ~~ sels, takes the wearer in ha | PARIS ‘DRUG KING’ SAYS HE IS SON OF CIVIL WAR LEADER DAILY CARTOONET Santa CLAWS’ Secretary of the Navy Dan- jels has stated officially in hie annual reports that the navy department can manufacture every single item from paint to superdreadnaughts cheaper than the same articles can be purchased from private manu- facturers. All these facts are going to be pointed out with great emphasis on the floor of congress A rich lobby is to be on hand for the American Krupps PARIS, Dec. 17.—Henry Goddard the Thomas—whom The King of Coc facing long imprison confessed attempt to the illegal sale of police and call who is his monopolize | habit-forming drugs in France—claimed today to| That rich lobby is to be have fine American blood in his ha another rich lobby veins, To an acquaintance who vie |2ssisted by : ited him, Thomas declared he 1s the |of social influence, ng to be hard soa of the late Gen, Henry G.| It’s not goi 1 homas, U. 8. A., and a nephew of | he lobby of privilege to William Widgery Thomas, long ck ‘4 4 |make congress vote their way | unless— The American public wakes up right now and tells con- gress that— American minister to Sweden and Norway, He also says he is a grad- uate of a university in the West ot] the United States, but he would not }name the university | De tae |’ THIS NATION. WILL Take Tron, Says Doctor, if You NOT STAND FOR ANY |BODY TO PROFIT IN Want Plenty of “Stay There’’ Strength Like an Athlete! GOLD AND SILVER FROM |THE BLOOD SHED BY ITS ARMY AND NAVY! - this after they had, tn some cases, | obtaining any benefit don't | take the old forma o fron acetate or ti simply to anve a f But tron, || MEN UP AT NIGHT MEW YORK, N. ¥.—Most people foolishly seem to thirk they are ao- ing to get renewed health and|muat take iron in'a ¢ = | MEMES secret nestrum Gr easily absorbed and WASHINGTON, Dec, 16.—Partof| drug, said 1 phage a ae " the Job of six employes of the con é this city, merce department is to be locked real and t incommunicado, for several from the , . jaf ls hh often fall to get the t\houra two 0 times @ month. their food because nee and|T ure the men who get ¢ c enough Iron In t i ¢ census reports on cotton, copper it to change food fle land such things. Z From their weakened, nervous cor @ Inglorious |and au ee dition they know ‘something is kk of tron At 6 a m vy . ‘wrong, but they can’t tell what, #o ommended | 1s to be issued, the men ar ‘ | they generally commence doctoring § f thejin a room, Then the ‘telegrams| 4 for stomach, liver or kidney trouble, |Newer ormanio t Un- - C he eD0! com-| of symptoms of some other ailmont|!K® the older inorganic iron proa.|from Which thelr report ts com caused by the Jack of iron in the|UCt® It is easily uasimflated, dosa| piled are handed in to them, They | blood. This thing may go on for|"°t Injere the teeth, make them | complete the report, and keep ft in| Fears, while the patient suffers un-| lack, nor upset the at on the|/the locked room until the hour it told agony. If you are not ng (contrary, 1t in a most po eme Sag Ge a) ; or well, you owe it to yourself to|!n nearly all forms of in n is t given out. The room ts so make the following text. See how|Well as for nervous, run-down cow-|constructed that no signal can be Jong you can work or how far yeu The Mannfacturers } given from St At the last m f n the prisoner kained. 1 ous, rundown wore wil ing all the while, and even triple their strength and endurance, and entirely get rid of all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in from 10 to 14 days’ time simply by | Ambing iron tn the proper form, and ‘ . % Chis plan und y oney if it | years following scandala tn does not at least double your strength |which it was alleged that Wall and endurance In ten days’ time. It anenitalan aha s cleaning {a dispensed in this cliy by the act (st speculators “made a cleani by obtaining U. 8. reports a few tell Drug Co, and the Swift Drug Co. and all other druggists, minutes earty. ‘ | | } j | | | | Latest Styles, Best Bargains in Seattle’s Progressive Business Houses CHRISTMAS PRICE REDUCTIONS On Men’s and Women’s Wearing Apparel No eggs,” Tha Get Gift EASY PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. Corner Third and University BETTY’S KITCHEN does without eggs! And made in Seattie, did see some beautiful cakes made with } And in the next ad. Betty writes her « the delicious muffins she made with Ladies’ EGIS COMPANY, Inc. Maritime Bldg. and Gents says Netty money, like 3 dozen ex» for 2 too. A Few Suggestions for Ximas All-wool Sweaters, ladies’ and gents . Children's Mackinaws, regular $5.00 values Mackinaws Genuine Navajo Blankets Northwestern Knitting Mills MARION 8T The New Baldwin Piano Store has three exceptional bargains slightly in used invite you to come apect them D. E. SHERIFF Pianos in and to Factory Agent of the BALDWIN PIANO are For Ret better East 87 from Foreteare m pany, 1521 Four Avenue, 35c rton Coal—th becoming more We invite you to try one. Rippe’s Cafe 314 PIKE ST. Phone Now re's none 1220 Fourth Ave. Rippe’s Special Combination Lunches 11:30 to 2:30 p. m. popular every day among business men. Delivered to any of the city Phones J. W. BULLOCK 609 TENTH AVE, East 98 ween and READ WHAT SHE FOUND Watch for Betty’s Comment Every Week for You CREDIT and Yours TERMS Terms as Low as 50c a Week Wh but Just EGIS INSTEAD. 1 mon You, rood ey-back guarantee BGIS ple Silk Necktles, regular S0e values, in C! Men's Silk Hose, regular b0e value, hand burnt Christman box b0c President Suspenders, BGIS. At all grocers Initial Handkerchiefs, 3 for 2he, Regular b0c Garter and Arm Band Set THE MODEL STORE Eltiote 2438. $5.50 to 88.00 83.75 $1.50 t $9.00 $5.00 to $9.00 Sav OVERHEAD WALK YOU CAN RENT FOR $1 PER YEAR Storage in the steel cage for tin boxes, sult cases and other bulky articles Bett wn Says: v Bro Why Pay $25 When Seattle's Largest Up- airs Clothes Shop will sell you the same Suit or Overcoat for of our Packages stored in this cage absolutely from fire urglars. Day and Night Sale Deposit Vaults Third, between Vesler and Jam Opposite Courthouse free We $15 Dress Suits . Tuxedo Suits . out tor ust go to the Mille #16 ond walk os $15.00 Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike St. The Right Dr.Brown Right Kind Work ht Tailored-to-Measure Clothes On Charge Account = To show what we think of your credit, and profes sional men and responsible sal aried men, as w made-to-measure us on open cha The best Suits union tailors can make from high » woolens and trim- ng t you but $25, $30, $25 and up; Just the same as {f you paid spot cash. business will sell account that skilled Values Does the of Dental Rig DR. J. BROWN Silver Bldg. 617 First Ave. Dream Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The Price of Silence Featuring FLORENCE LA BADIE SUNDAY AND MONDAY Neal of the Navy TUES, WED, THURS. Metro Feature THE FINAL JUDGMENT Children under 10, accom- panied by parents, free. Dream Theatre 701 First Ave., cor. Cherry At the Prices PAY AS YOU WEAR—A LITTLE EACH WEEK FROST & SEYNEI 1205 FIRST AVE Near Seneca St GROCHTENIA No. 1, 509 Vine St, r Opposite Westinke Market * firm of Frost ame kin i. belea ntenta can ile ria Prive, 6 “Groveterina € ing the Coat of Selling Cats the Cost of Living.” occasions for such apparel. CHRISTM AS ands. Piano Play Mr. Lipman, the manager, told me I ir. bd P- eg e slighty used 01 a“ eould pay any way I wanted to, Just a line, My friend wit buy a Bald. @mall amount weekly, Ladies’ Sample Hat Shop, upetaire ebout the Day and Night Safe Deposit Christmas Baskets a vation itrts iet — Vaulte on Third ave, opposite the new 1 with iase court house, for thie reason—when they i: i the th y are attending the theatre, parties, « Poinsettias sort, inething. «thay Gan B6'to the Sduite GAN ines thele is to nave ¢ ned jewelry, and take it back when leav- | We are Violets that Cy Rouauet peat eaksab: 6 t-tined bay Piet ‘ ; f tiful Narcissus In the storage cage, and it only conte | and “Are not these $25.00 values?” sald a sengers. Floral Designs a Specialty. very polite salesman at the Tailored Ready Store, co © Fourth and Pike, to me yesterday, as he showed me their The Flower Shop magnificent stock of Tuxedoes, Full - Bhop, y have the very imported and Ree the Dress Suits, Frock Coats and Business Bults, IL teid him they certainly looked like $25.00 to me, He ald: “Well, they 5.00, Does it not pay to buy 218 Pike St. A Gentleman’s Store up pairs *, 2he. s19 8 Departments Commercial ings Trust Safe Deposit Quali Betty showing assortment Domestic and Engraved Good Will Mes- BETTY BROWN GOES SHOPPING Special Christmas Terms on All Instruments complete stock of Vv onographs, rice and Quality Go Hand in Hand. A FEW OF OUR HOLIDAY SPECIALS intmas box, 2%e. for in Christmas box, 26e. American Savings Bank & Trust Company Second Ave. and Madison St, This bank wants YOUR business. If You Live Out of Town mail us $1.00 and we will send you, all charges prepaid, a box choice Chocolates and Bonbons, put up specially for our Christmas trade. FLEMING’S CANDY STORE Pantages Theatre Bidg. THIRD AVE. “The Store of Service and ity” To Introduce Ourselves Brown The balance of this week we LADIES’ HATS to $10.00, for $1.50 No charge for trimming. Plumes curled, 25¢. Ladies’ Sample Hat Shop Upstairs American Theatre Corner Second and Seneca Open Saturday Till 9 P.M, The Finest Equipped Photo- graph Studio in the Northwest PETRESREESEPEE corel J. W. LOTHROP PHOTOGRAPHER a a High-Grade Portraiture 425 Walker Bidg. Second and University. Phone Main 5403, Greeting Cards FOR THE Holiday Season a most of Hand Monogram Stationery is a gift that will be greatly appreciated. Society Stationery Shop 114 Columbla St. ctrolas, and Te, in Seattle beau Imported Painted Kine 4 oss that's “nut wed . b 1 ane a ‘ Presto isi ches down town, and * M M " fe an t vg ac that always « wh is od tough and & i ; h eis hy ig ha faction—Rippe’s Cato, greateg a 5 Brown of . “ ' M . from t1.a.m.to 2:20 Harper's Ferry fame. He te an up-toe r \ ’ tor the . 4 Abo that {s a wonder in culinary art. antecs all of his work, and takes pride t rtainiy i, [never waw a ble. T have not the apace to go into details, tw the fact that no patient of his evel arty @nly. the. best of of furniture before, And pr Xman go just take a ip from me—try on one left his offices clefies. He al remarkably reasonable ar surely can buy at make se of them named after his famous gr for hin prices fit all pocketbooks weeke there are going to be lots of ‘There In a dentist down on Firat ave, father—J. Brown,