The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1916, Page 6

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1916. PAGE 6.' BETTY BROWN GOES SHOPPING READ WHAT SHE FOUND Latest Styles, Best Bargains in Seattle’s Progressive Business Houses Watch for Betty’s Comment Every Week Any Talking Machine on | Easy Terms conTINUED | BUSINESS MEN etal GOING TO CLASS, Seattle Shipyards BS in Hard Work Studying! Hum With Industry; | in University Exten- Have Big Contracts sion Course a : SUCCESS VENTURE IS Many navy Manager East General y are familiar with the down-| l: the U, 8. son, now In the | , town evening class in business of-| fered by the University Extension! DR. L. R CLARK i : t big /tYison. Many others are not some additional business of DIE) At firat Seattle business men , YED TEETH ARE proportions to report upon bis re took up the classes slowly, In Juat! turn one year’s time 275 women and re 80, p " WILL BE MATERIALLY IN. town office, at 10414 Henry build ‘of the a p that the y n|CREASED WITHIN THE NEXT 18 MONTHS. « at ca The some contracts, ts ext bac soon, and I am sure he will have EMPLOYES men Betty Brown Says: extension business classes university started about al FEW OF less contaminate: acity, we employ i te really the po 3 me the » uld get the terial least two 3! are lanning at onal silps. Business to Remain Good The business we now have wil mean that we will put more m py into cire attle than the averag ure heretofore IT LOOKS TO US AS THE SHIPBUILDING INDI IN THIS COUNTRY WILL BE TRACTIVE FOR THE NEXT FOUR OR FIVE YEARS, NO MAT TER WHEN THE EUROPEAN WAR ENDS. And Ing Jour plans according Kent explained that the general handicap among all shipbuilders just now is the difficulty in getting material from the steel mills, They » cor . he said, that it possible to get quotations ¢ a six to eight months Expects Many New Plants believe,” he predic the conditions will result tn m tablish t of a number of d to be afraid of it hurting |new big shipbuilding coasts, ¢ true when tt @0 little to have the teeth put lect cond 4 kept that] Tf a person has a reasonably tof teeth. there is ean ould ever get a str My te this Sate cate ) per cent n in Se annual fig we are la ‘colleges and passe of the state Operator tn tht te from the Banging right on the wal! Of his dental chatr, ‘of all. You are sure of «o it service at this office. are the very lowest, and you Burprised to find how little! Cost you to F teeth | Perfect condition mtitte ore, we sive with As I view it, there i. cen Gok te the ener. lengthy readjustment F id the work a . R./ing which American a &, owner and manager| will continue to know prosperity office, who is thoroughly Te-| Afterward—well, that depends jlargely upon whether or not we are tohave a return of an American nt marine.” knows the will be a period dur + shipbuilding put It off another day—come erying need for Dental Offices L. R. Clark, Manager harve: ‘i Ave. §. W. Cor. Tht Wharves, warehous 4 train and U - yards are conges with stu ff that cannot be got into ve Charter Rates Go ‘Up Charter rates are still going moon ward. ft One vessel that re cently here has during TER NEW HOME =. e per cent on her orig! der capital ts turning as a get-rich-quick Falls residents want ; their town. fi don’t want to be ousted out ocean Bo place to go, altho the conn-| paved the way for an offi @ust thru an ordinance de to clean up the Cedar river shed. Union Iron Works Building 19 Iron Cedar Falls people, nearly d by the Milwaukee rafl- asked Tuesday to have the Wm established on the Snoqual-| 4 on the Everett branch of SAN FRANCISCO, Jan War time demands for vessels—and yet more Yessels—in which to carry America’s mighty commerce, abroad {a finding Its echo in ring ing anvils and humming saws in y every shipbuilding port along the Pacific Coast - In San Francisco, the Union Tron BE USED BY CITY | works ''s sensing or soon win be }19 ships of fron man Fitagerald wants the| + enormous orders represent Ete use the county's 200 new | inousands upon thousands of dol Machines at the spring) iars worth of business, And they He says $3,500 can be! ean employment of a small army of totlers. The Anderson Co. is buflding 25 salmon boats for the Alaskan fish eries, 15 other small craft an tow. Other plants have min ders, with prospects of much larger ones. Across the bay in Oakland, prac tically every shipyard ts humming with construction of craft of vari for various purposes. sorporation counsel {s look- the legality of such a deal Teports favorably, Fitzgerald | fl introduce a resolution asking | i some sort of arrangement with | } county. E CASH AND AUTO. 1 not only wanted M % automobile, but they his money. they asked him to drive them | Kirkland, trom Redmond, Tues might, and, at the end of the j held him up for his money, the way down the road, drove off with his ca Tacoma Yards Are Bought for Sound TACOMA, Jan, 12.—Marine ac tivities In local shipyards this win start the work, He Yihelped tn plants on| lexpertenced Ships at Frisco) ss +, .% Busy; New Steamers | yoar ago, Dahm, a practical and a graduate of the University f Wisconsin out West to began with an which he himself came accounting class, taught Members of the educational com mitt of the Sales Managers’ an sociation, who had been tn#tramen tal in establishing the courses, various ways organizations began to grasp the tmportance of such versity work. By March 1 of this year classes tn advertiat ing and business me! aT Dahm started the Seattle Men last spring. The result je one of the most tnatructive and popu lar courses offered by the Unive sity extension. There are two women and $8 men enrolled tn this course in credits and collections. Carl Bush joined the extension division last spring, He has had years of constructive sales and ad vertising experien and develop ed into a fine teacher Under his guidance four Seattle classes and one Tacoma c taken up selling and bi methods he subject matter of this course embraces a study of the Individual and of how to train for business a study of business organization and and a mudy of salos campaigns profe business sods were iness management « lawe and 0. P. Cockertll in the University law school, took harge of the commercial law work. He has two large classes of busines men, one in Seattle and one tn Tacoma. They are taking up of law that most clot basines: siastic about {t B. L. Lambu ston division tw the instructor tn real estate. afternoon and one evening meet in this subject PUBLIC MARKETS LACK aranpelated sugar, ét0 Stall 1), fresh pasteurined milk, 100 cold water starch, fe und chocolate, 240 art sorghum im bulk, & ane molasses, Khe gal; 10 cane sugar, 4hc, with other 42.60 grocery order, ork nd beans, men and are very enthu- Joined the exten months ago, as One class apples, SANITARY 28, & port chops urmer an ares rola erapetrult, to each a grapefruit, 2 f Apert lter include one passenger steamer now under construction which will be placed in commission April 1, |} another similar ves the keel of which 1s expected to be lald short ly, and several fishing boats At the Dockte ards of John Martinolich, the ington Steam boat Con Seattle is t We Must Keep Feet Dry, ueted a passenger carrying Avoid Exposure and | er 122 feet in length, 18-foot Eat Less Meat |beam and 7 feet in depth of hold | Another vessel of almost iden. @tay off the damp ground, avold tical dimensions for a 7 ure, keep feet dry, less|steamboat firm, to drink lots of water, and,| Sound freight d passenger serv all, take a spoonful of s is to be built at the same yard ly to keep down eral fishing boats are under Jeonstruction at the Old Town lyards, the average cost of which will be about $3,500 Portland Builders Have Half Million sion urte Rheumatism is caused by poison toxin, called uric acid, which 1s ited in the bowels and ab. d into the blood. It ts the on of the kidneys to filter this i from the blood and cast It out | Mn the urine, The pores of the skin| also a means of freeing the of this impurity. In damp| and chilly, cold weather the skin y are closed, thus forcing the | Kidneys to do double work, they be “fome weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this urie acid, which S Keeps accumulating and circulating | nous ay stia' te ‘not the system, eventually set-| <: Helen's yard is const Ming in the joints and muscles,|inree five-masted auxiliary power pe meiitaess. soreness and patn | schooners for the McCormack Lum Hed rheumatism lhe ay at ro At the first twinge of rheuma-| each. and also have a contract get from any pharmacy about!, three masted auxiliary power EeeGr Ounces of Jad Salts; put ata ischooner for Capt. Wrightson of Dlespoonful in a glass of water and Mobile, Alabama x Ink before breakfast each morn Supple y for a week. This is said Kitsap IL, for inate uric acid by stimulating * Seattle. kidneys to normal action, t dding the blood of these tmpuri PORTLAND, Jan, 12.—Sh ing yards in the vicinity of F mnning to i cap sim: orders a gating mately } ion dollars. Fa cllities h are limited, but bust build rtland acit roxi a mil icting the Kitsap usportation Co ‘Contracts Held Up at Hoquiam Because | Jad Salts is inexpensly and is made from the Dgrapes and lemon jules, combine ' Swith tha and 's used with excel Tent results by thousands of folks | PS who are subject to rheumatism Be s you have a pleasant, effer. | $259,000 vessel, said to be the jae escent lthia-water drink which | est harm ‘, acid of ; HOQUIAM, Wash. Jan. iy exclusively lumber carrter, | W@vercomes uric acid and is benofi-|09 the ways at the Matthews Ship “elal to iis} to your Kidneys as well, | building company’s yards, and oth jer contracts are held up only for le ack of yard room Good progress bas been made ir Ex. Ja half capacity steam lumber ‘T dav —[achooner for the Freeman Compan Pawtourized, Megular 10¢ of San Francisco and work ha Have cost of delivery, profit,| started on an ofl burner with a ca nee pe ret: 4 acity of one hird million nae ae for the EB. 20d Lumber FLOOK, PIKE PLACE MKr. pa of $80,000} for |; | this safe, rome, baking soda aghett! or macaron oltves, 18 pt.: peanut but Worth of Contracts st rd is building the |» of a Lack of Space YOU NEED | to aid nature occasionally when your | liver is sluggish, your stomach di ordered or your bowels inactive, Let mild, dependable remedy regulate these organs and put <an | in a sound and healthy condition, BEECHAM’S PILLS Largest Sale of Any Medicinein the World. Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 25c. Other | unt « and sell negotiations with) Association of ( ait) the points! ly affect the} have| or of law} #e at, te} frat) Our Valu of Merchandise Are Equal to Any Store in ttle, With an Additional Advantage of Easy CREDIT Terms PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. Corner Third and University Why EGIS Instead of Eggs? Well Any kind Journal surprise they all the old-fashioned ay the same cake gis instead of eggs works delightfully perfect for any kind of baking or the latest Ladies’ Home SAMPLE ON REQUEST EGIS COMPANY Maritime Bidg., Seattle SWEATERS manship, cl and moderate pric Elliott 2438 The superior quality, work ne of design continue to give our Sweaters a very high place among particular people. All of our Sweaters are made of the very best worsted woolen and are guaranteed to keep their shape and color. Prices From $5.50 to $8.00 Northwestern Knitting Mills 81 MARION ST. VIADUCT The House of Baldwin Come tn and Inspect our stock we have what you want D. E. SHERIFF Main 2655 1220 Fourth Ave. OTHER SAVINGS equally at tractive are offered in every thing In thie ble, well stocked furniture store. S. H. POYNOR FURNITURE STORE 1521 FOURTH AVE, Between Pike and Pine. For theBoys That Work at Night Chicken from 10 Special Spring Mulligan served p. m. to 1 RIPPE’S CAFE 314 PIKE ST, Phone Now For Renton Coal—there's none better. Delivered to any part of the J. W. BULLOCK 609 TENTH AVE, East 87 Phones East 98 city —Mr. Lippman of Pacific Outfitting Co. ls making a most unusual offer, He will send 5 per cent of your purchase, cash or credit to your church. There A ® great reduction on all articles: YOU CAN RENT FOR $1 PER YEAR Storage In the steel cage for tin boxes, suit cases and other bulky articles. Packages stored in this cage are absolutely free from fire or burglars. Opposite Courthouse Reasons why you should have your next suit of clothes by Frost & Seynei made Low Rent District Prices Less Easy Terms Frost & Seynei 1205 FIRST AVE. Near Seneca St GROCETERIA NO. 1, 809 Pine St GROCETERIA NO. @, 1918 B. 40h A ow of Many GROCRTERIA ECONOMY GESTIONS Quaker Rolled Opts ». sua pke of Wheat, 3-1 ooeterta price, 18e 11-0 12-08 ceteria price, pke Post Tavern Porridge, 1-Ib. 12-08 pke.—Groceteria pricy pke., 186. Three Ca Golden Grain Granviea th. Som, pha. —Groceteria price, No charge; no delivery; no clerks. You help yourself aa in « cafeteria. ASSORTED FLOWERS and FLORAL DESIGNS our specialties The Flower Shop 218 Pike St. Elliott 2182 —The Northwestern Mille during the p Knitting working overtime sent cold ap to supply the demands for their new Combination Sweaters and Caps They are certainly pecially Posed by Lothrop Betty Brown Say —The men who handle the tell- ers’ cages in the big city banks have to be pretty shrewd young fellows I drew a check to Mr for $25 and Drew itn Savings Bank who cash said, rican and Trust Company ed it) imm “How do you know that check fs good without looking it up? “Oh,” he said, “We turns this morning om that New two jately I got re York item you deposited weeks ago.” Now ot that? I deposited the « in another cage, and st about my the ch enough know drawn and the amount It ta either a sign of efficten cy or else—oh, horrors—my account is one of watches to avold overdrafts. where those he eee —Mr. those who work at night not tried it, but it sounds good Special, spring Mulli. gan. Rippe has a special for I have chicken see —If you want to know how far $5 cents will go, try one of Rippe's special lunches be tween 11 a m. and 2 p. m. eee —Fieming’s Candy Store is making a specialty of catering to theatre parties’ wants in the confectionery lin —*“I am getting ready to move,” said Mr. Keasler of the Model Store, the less etock I have when | get in my new lo. the better I will be sat cation isfied, “If any overcoats, Star readers Baimac need ans, rain coats, haberdash » ete I think I can satisfy their wants as well as their pocketbooks.” - 2 —The Groceteria habit seems to be growing In Seattle. T! manager Informa me they are soon going to open ther store, —Housewlves who ure Egis not worrying about er raising the price Egis remains the same box, which equals three exes —The House of Baldwin reports the piano business on the in crease. Last week was their banner week in piano Phies. “ee —The Right Dr. Brown—un- derstand me—the RIGHT Dr Brown—1s still at the same old address, directly foot of Cherry st., over Pioneer Drug Store. aaa —Large, thoroughly modern rooms, In a first-class hotel, at very re The place Is Hotel Firat ave asonable rates The andard and Pine at —The Flower Shop, at 218 Pike at. 1s making a spectalty this week of beautiful house ferns They have the Roaston, Roose velt, Jr., and Whitmanit —The Tailored Ready Store is selling overcoats, $25 values for $15. They have a Varge variety to choose from If you an overcoat, here Is where 1 should get it Poynor's Januarty Clearance Sale is still in full blast. You can save money on everything for the home. eet —For prompt service call Mr Bullock, the coal, man, East 98 or Hast 87, ‘The snow does not prevent him from makivg prompt dell 8 —Ellers ment is ineludinig lar assortment Of r priced graph records “Se From. Lucia’ ahd “Quartette n Rigoletto,” by great art phonograph depart in their regu with & moderate! phono C Leng GEPKELLY hers ers Byntcliny “TP Greatest Values Ever Offered at the Model for One Week Only , Suits, Ov Raincoats and Pants HALF PRICE—Blacks and Men's Clothing. Blues included. THE MODEL STORE American Savings Bank & Trust Company Second Ave. at Madison St. Capital and Surplus, $700,000 Efficient Service Your Accommodation We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings When you can buy a $25 Value Over- coat for $15 Tailored Ready Co. 401 Pike St, WHY THE RIGHT DR. BROWN? The Dentist Heeause I am the Dr. Brown . J. BROWN Direetly Foot of Cherry St neer Drug Store, thor- modern in a first- class hotel at very reasonable rates. - STANDARD HOTEL Ist Ave. and Pine St. Seattle, Wash. Large, oughly rooms —Frost & Seynel have just re ceived a large shipment of new r patterns in men’s suit ng You can wear the finest nade -to-your-order clothing and pay just a small amount each week Ladies’ Sample Hat Shop PPE as: LAER Society Stationery Shop ercoats, Balmacaans, S19 SECOND AVE. —— Courtesy SPECIAL Peanut Brittle 40c Lb. Made especially for FLEMING’S CANDY STORE Pantages Theatre Bidg. THIRD AVE. “The Store of Service and Quality” A Few More Drummers’ Sample Ladies’ Hats left; values up to $10.00. Very latest de- signs— $1.50 No charge for trimming Plumes curled, 25¢ Upstairs American Theatre SECOND AND SENECA, Open Till 9 P. M. Saturday The Finest Equipped Photo- graph Studio in the Northwest J. W. LOTHROP PHOTOGRAPHER High-Grade Portraiture 425 Walker Bidg., Seattle Second and University. Phone Main 5403, SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to our Sale of Leath er Goods and Fine Stationery, both Domestic and Imported. V2 OFF Por Thursday and Friday only, 114 Columbia St, —Perhaps | am getting extrav- agant, However, I could got resist t temptation (and rice >» buy another Ladies hat this week from the Sample Hat Shop. How do you think it looks ee