The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1916, Page 6

STAR--WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1916. PAGE 6 \ BETTY BROWN GOES SHOPPING | READ WHAT SHE FOUND | Sout PTI NIILITARY DRILL TO ——" | BE COMPULSORY, | FACULTY DECIDES Milltary training will contin. | One member of the committee, | ue to be compulsory for men | Professor Beach, of the sociology department, advocated tnatruction students of the University of | eaten teaages “"" Gisrita"osk'em'exts | Latest Styles, Best Bargains in Seattle’s Progressive Business Houses | was dispelied when its mem school of forestry, sald he favored military training, but thought that Watch for Betty’s Comment Every Week bers, Tuesday, voted, 68 to to keep up the present eyst it should be voluntary The matter came to a head in Faculty Mas Authority | Sage eee Corer) 3. Be Fe oe ew See Don’t Shiver— Don’t Be Cold Musical Hits of the Month! to military agitated against!faculty to strike military training Lat us play these new records for our record rooms, criticised and en-|from the 1916 eurrteulom eons by different factions in| Tho last legislature did not Get Your Winter Clothes at Reduced Peek and’) Pedenns 4. Latte, Wit of Aserient Dave Yeu e faculty a organizations thru |make miltt ining ulaory Overture eaven, fam Ash lg’ Reivers Gad aeeubintinine vise likin saritaée Saiaine ellaemaldor Prices for Yourself and Your Family. hy Royal Marimba Rand By John McCormack eg out the state, until the tssue took/by a rider on the appropriation t as was done the two sessions fore that | » other members of the com that made the rt were hear arguments on doth r Ro Priest, adviser of men the questic Its majority vote to|Comptroller Condon, Dr. 0. H the faculty advocated a continu Richardson, Dr. Henry K. Benson ance of compulsory military train-jand Capt. William T. Patton, f Guatemala on big proportions Advocates Compulsory Orili t Then Preside pointed ai fac selections released for the month by Easy CREDIT Terms PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. Corner Third and University 1 (Why E:GIS Instead of Eggs? BETTY ANSWERS: “It is like three dozen for twenty-five cents. And Egis is always fresh and always makes per- fect cakes.” At All Grocers Greatest Values Ever Offered at the Model for One Week Only Men's Clothing, Suits, Overcoats, Balmac ans, Raincoats and Pants HALF PRICE—Blacks and Blues included. THE MODEL STORE Si t2coxvave. Money-Back Guarantee EGIS COMPANY Maritime Bidg., Elliott 2438 Photo Specially Posed by Lothrop American Savings Bank & Trust Company Second Ave, at Madison St Betty Brown Says: —You know, a woman doesn't ket a very keen tnatght into business unless she gets out yee and mixes—and that’s my long Ed Capital $600,000 suit bit Surplus $100,000 Combination Sweaters and Caps Are most desirable garments for sleighing and coasting Sweaters, ready made or made to order...$5.50 to $8.50 Peek is. ivasn ToWh wu beokes od ences ...85¢ to $1,00 Tted We che Aiton Bow ES ings Bank, endeavoring to give GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR BANKER ° ° Northwestern Knitting Mills the fmpression I was a heavy Wonderful opportunities for new and increased 81 MARION 8T. OVERHEAD WALK deposttor, and thought it a . business are ahead for 1916, food time to get acquainted with the Secretary So I went up to his desk and said, “Mr, Luten, will you tell The House of Baldwin Invites you to come in a ee Clearance of FOR $1 PER YEAR| ..°.02."..22%, Smet Heavy tion replied, “Well, tt's a Re ! Storage tn the steel cage for Underwear! tin boxe colver's busines to make a n box . sult cases and other success of fallares. But the Union Suits Cc funny thing about ft is that tf Heavy Exyptian Ribbed, spe- he proves a success asa Re | cially pr vo wy on. 6 000 ess Re Geedgeres These are parts of several pic-|Saturday, a second Tuesday, and) tures. three others of which are to be! “4 > Stx photographs were ent up, the | published this week, will contain all Himore & © || parts scattered, then pasted to-|the different parts gether. | Get out your sheare. Cut up the ement! The above picture and five oth-|pictures as they appear in The ers, one of which was published Star, and at the end of the sixth | day, see if you can put the parts in the places where they should be | long, #0 that they will show the original photographs. wh photograph te that of a well-known actor or actress who aj pears in the Fox Film Service at the Clemmer. When you get the pictures together tn the right form, label them with the correct names of the actors and actrenses For the first correctly pasted pie-| jtures submitted to the movie ed-| } Packages stored tn this are absolutely free from fire or burglars cetver, he soon finds himself a 50 Medium Weight Da and Ni court then taker the bisfoees Feta isk to $2.00, $1.85 FLEMING’S Sale Deposit Ml “yee tee tee PR a | = eal caane at, oe CANDY STORE man? Pantages Theatre Bldg. eee and inspect their Pianos. Convenient payments D. E. SHERIFF 1220 Fourth Ave. Main 2655 Third, between Vesier and James —When you learn the facts oO Courth to price and quality at the ete Btn Poynor Store you will have learned the Iimit in furniture values, Three —Thie Is Gentlemen's Week at A Few More the Tailored Ready Store. Big- gent reductions in the history Tailored Ready Co. a ee “The Store of Service and 401-403 Pike St. Quality” | Leaving Chicage at 8:45 p. m. has been equipped with ns soos. and library sleeping cars itor, The Star will offer the fol Drummers’ Sample Ladies’ : | Wi | lowing prizes of the store in Men's Under a | Similar to the equipment || Rub Pain Away With a Small) ovis mile easons went, Dress @hiree, te tect Hats left; values up to Trial Bottle of Old $10.00. , ; of the shorn Bis Second pr everything in haberdashery $10 Very latest de- “St. Jacobs Oil Next slant prizes, ae wan ae why you should have your ee 2 signs ry ext five prizes, a ticket (good) ote ‘Gil dave 4 . Emmterstate Special |) rcp -cocing” nacemation _|tor too) for'e movin’ semieten| fl | fre eresartered oak and woti | | next ‘suit of clothes made| seve you seen che beautiful The Dentist " Chicago at 1: It's pain only; not one case in|to the Clemmer theatre, worth $10.00. This ts only a by Frost & Seynei: display of Carnations at the " 4 ee | rirty ulres tnternal treatment Mingle example of the scores eS Flower Shop on P pe See ff Low Rent District b 1 Because t give « e These splendid of such offers now being made is a sight well wor work at the lowest margt Poynor’s January Clearing Sale You can save money on ev. erything for the home. S. H. POYNOR FURNITURE COMPANY, 1621 FOURTH AVE, Between Pike and Pine. Prices Less eee ferated fa Beattie ov No charge for trimming. Easy Terms —Rippe's 35-cent merchants’ | five rears ~ Plumes curled, 25¢ lunches are getting more pop- . ular every day—you can't beat Frost & Seynei - ae we i | | Ladies’ Semple Hat Shop tam Piney Ave.” | mecmun arse eum u (RM de DROW] | tern nets wane inane Gide Ms. after your business or they Directly Foot of Cherry st. SECOND AND SENECA, would not make the offer that ncer Drug Store. Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday their ad c |Rub soothing, penetrating “St. Ja cobs Ol” right on the “tender| spot,” and by the time you say| ck Robinson—out comes the |rheumatic pain and distre “St Jacobs Ott" is a harmless rheuma tism linfment which never disap- All-steel trains solid without change points and doesn’t burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, mus@es and Reclamation ¢ of nearly 6,000 acres | bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. | Limber up! Get a small trial|7¢arT has been accomplished by} |bottie of old-time, honest “St. Ja-| County Agriculturist Rader, accord- jcobs Of!” from any drug store, and | ing to the annual report of Clerk in a moment, you'll be free from| Wardall, of the board of county |pains, aches and stiffness. Don't | commingioners, je public, | gy are the most attractive trains from Chicago and the Northwe: to the Nation's capital. Liberal stopovers D, L. MELVILLE, of bottom land durtng the past! mtains this week see —The Northwestern Knitting Mills are displaying a mag- assortment of Com. The Finest Equipped Photo- graph Studio in the Northwest Traveling Passenger Agent. suffer! Rub rheumatism away Ra was em from the ton Sweaters and Caps, so 208 Transportation Bidg., state coll at P nan. Since |) suitable for the present cold Seattle, Wash coming here he has been constantly oT ae j : i acific Coast Agent, rut owe c oc! | 448 Market Street ers, fruit growers and stock —Still at the eame old stand, and, say, business ts better every day, says Dr. J Brown, the dentist, on First Ave. raisers | Tho his duties require him only! to deal with matters strictly agrt cultural, Re satablished two fons which ase have more than 1,000 cows Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to! tig supervises ‘weeding out of Eat Less Meat and Take | cattle that are diseaned or unprofit-| Saito Jable to the herd, and his services, dairymen nay, have been Invaluable Establishing three dratnage dis tricts, Rader was enabled to te claim well over 6,000 acres, now considered among the best bottom lands in King county t| Aside from this big task, he has carried on canning contests, {n pected dozens of orchards, tench ng fruit growers the new and beat Ban Francisco, Cal J. W. LOTHROP PHOTOGRAPHER a Wo High-Grade Portraiture 425 Walker Bidg., Seattle Service Reign supreme at Rippe’s Cafe 314 PIKE ST. | 1 Pine § (L_ Oppesite Westin cow-testing 0 —No cold rooms this winter at the Standard Hotel. Pverything cozy and homelike. Rhenmatism ts easter to avoid than to cure, states a well-known authority. We are advised to dress warmly; keep the feet dry; avold exposure; eat less meat, but drink |plenty of good wa‘ | Rheumatism ts a direct result eating too much at and other rich foods that produce uric acid —The Soclety Stationery Shop has decided to continue their half price off sale for the balance of this week Bringers Second and University, Phone Main 5403, ——$<_$—$$<$<—$S —This week the House of Raldwin {s offering some ex hich | bac to the blood | a ‘ It fo the function of che Kiloceo'c,| methods of spraying, pruning and|{| ASSOR ED ceptional bargains in a slightly Large, _ thor- filter this acid from the blood and | caring for their trees I used Knabe and a Vose & Sons olinkio,” auedins cast {t out in the urine; the pores | plano. 3 eS takes ‘ of the skin are also a me f | F OWERS rooms in a irst- cays bag ge ll Di MAN WHO TRIED | -Pumpkin Ple Without Eggs? class hotel at very |the skin pores are closed, th i]! Now ond That seoms Impossible, does neasosaide wate: no FLORAL forcing the kidneys to do dout | work, they become weak and slug | gish fail to eliminate the ur acid which keeps accumulating ar Well, {t 1s far from being {mpossible since Beis has Is called to our Sale of Leath- ee at on the market. Ask er Goods and Fine Stationery, your rer about it » will both Domestic and Imported, cfreulatirg thru the system, event For Renton Coal—there’ one ally settling in the joints and| Anatole Vasilieff, a young Rus here's non tell you how a 250 can of ¥ with Helen Ware. mupecrs ausing stiffne sore- | stan write’ gan Wednesday to better. Delivered to any part ° quala three dozen eg ness and pain called rheumatt serve out a $250 fine in the county our specialties ROYAL OUATEMALA® oe ane tism, get from any -aaaigllin aaagy ates four ounces of Jad “A TRAP vor TRAFT* blespoonful in At the first t of the city J. W. BULLOCK inge rheuma-| jail for having fatled to end hia life in &@ suicide pact with his art Valentine Veronina -“Help yourself, and at the ame time help your pocket ‘or 1 y ‘riday For Thursday and Friday only. put a ta The Flower Shop a of water and! Dec, 1 book.” The Groceteria is the : drink before ‘ast each morn The noned by Judes 218 Pike St. tore whats the cost ot sell ist Ave. and Pine St. . - : - ina 7 ing for a \ Thiv is said to| on for attempting | [I i jug ia cut in half by helping iety Statione eliminate ! stimulating sist saveee hie 609 TENTH AVE, Elliott 2182 voureelt Seattle, Wash. ociety ry Pp the kidneys to normal action Selainia eh | East 87 Phones East 98 eae 114 Columbla St, Seattie’s Best “+ i ag cot ff po Pen cant! | Ree a 5g ee “The best reason | can give °~ . - Phetoplay , Jad Galts fo inexpensive wa nd cea & boat —"We have exploded the old | —The new January ‘ists of for the great reduction I ain —How do you like the hat 1 | —“How can we eeli Men's play Howe " h fa thade trom the in lake Union and he was|f] theory that {t pays to pay | Victrola andGrafanola Records offering on Men's Clothing, ay Tatlored Suits at ready-made Sian Landi Unies, commence wounded cash,” Mr. Lipman, manager of | are now at Eilers, Among the Overcoats, Balmacaans, Rain. %™ Wearlng in my photo this | suit prices? ‘That's easy,” said ——— —| with lithia and f4 used with excel . the Pacific Outfitting Co, told | new records are Guatamala coats, Pants, ete. {s that I week? I think it ts pretty | Mr. Seynel, of Frost & Seynet, Pa } }lent results by thousands of folks» | “Condemnation proceedings against me yesterday, I guess ho ia = | d, now playing at the need the money Don’t you nitty I purchased it from | men's tallors on First Ave. # USE STAR W ny who are ject to rheumat fishing boats of Frank Stone held right, for while they last ha is =| = Clemmer America Loves think that {s suffictent?” That st.4 Lanfield at the Ladies’ | "LOW rent’ is the answer, and ANT Her you have a pleasant, r n Olympia in connection with im ng Ladies’ Coats up to $20 | You,” “A Little Bit of Heaven,” was the answer to the query “ 4 our customers can pay just a ent Mthia-water drink, which | dustrial insurance fund frauds, to for $5.95 and $6.95, Pay sung by John McCormack, and 1 put to Mr, Kessler of the Sample Hat Shop, the house of sinall amount weekly while ADS FOR RESULTS rr overcome uric acid and is!be {ustituted, alleging violations of A little each week } many others Model Store bargains., wearing up-to-date clothes.” | beneficial to your kidneys ay well, fish code H