The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1916, Page 2

A Week of Special Value Giving MEN’S WEAR 1 Shirts! i Arrow Shirts, both p! and plain Manhattan Shirts, c $1.50 values a. $1.15 ou: $1.15 Broken lines $1.00 and $1.50 Soft and Manhattan Shirts, bot it tif Stiff Cuff uff ‘ t Shirts at 65c $3.00 $1.65 Underwear! Union Suits! Heavy Egyptian Ribbed Broken ‘fine Reavy und bl Suits, specially priced at 85c Weight Underw per suit... Cc At, pe Medium and iasy Weight Union garment 85c Suits, $2.50 values, $1 85 Silk and W ulso Heavy per suit ° Wool Ribbed, values t 65 ! $3.00, at, per garment 1. Hats! Vests! , — ests! Bro lines from our regular stock of $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Soft anc d Fancy Vest Stiff Hats, 1 37 only. Values to $ your choice....... .00 your choice ‘$1 00 Suits and Overcoats! Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop Selling For $15 $25.00 Value SUITS and ones ‘SEPARATE TROUSERS! $2.50 values $5.00 values $7.50 values $1.95 trainer $3.50 AILORED READY 401-403 Pike Street $5.00 Upstairs for Upstairs for British steamer Polyphemus ar- rived Monday on first voyage to = If Too Fat Get Make Skin Clear fight, if | can, until the meth: When vou feet }0018 0 Bono M F h Air ods of birth control, recognized GIVES HIMSELF UP :: oe ‘rand keep the as legal, hygienic and moral in to prevent : ore res fis Pacey every other civilized nation, 1 hs ie Combing Won’t Rid lear | CAGO, Jan. 18—Furman D| are made legal in this country Cari P. Anderson, 19, 0 apval mil-|on nono ee . r watery De ee cn tae BO | Updike, father of gk and Her| also, and all the vile laws ieiamane ihe wee. We davel Hadi Hair of Dandruff oy ‘* Pte FM ‘ane ae Te 32 and respective-| which el discussion of them himself up to Sheriff Hod 5 rifle for seach application . who, it ts charged, conspired to| as obscene are swept from the | ie ce ates aes ae For Skins Affected The only sure way to get rid of 1 him, Mrs. Updike, and their] statute books loaned SF bak Brea W, Licwalirn or Okins ect {dandruff is to dissolve it, then you curmulat daughter, so as to inherit his mi improper for U. 8. Mail? president of the state de inquency || by Winds and Weather | destroy it entirely. To do this, get Png 4 lions, {s trying to save the boys| Mrs. Sanger in to be ecuted ck ane meaeday tae Gk aa bout four ounces of ordi thereby. from prosecution today junder the ot on. the | lingér. nat ‘Thin js the season when she who | liquid arvon; apply it at night when |Weak. work So far, he has failed, and thelr | charge of information | y aati date’ canned bee 40 ! have a spotiess, lily-white, | retiring; use enough to moisten the eauty e Haste je 4 jexamination will take place Janu-\as to methods of birth control, but i nderson - “gis should turn her | scalp and rub it in gently with the bdalthi and if satare 1a ae gary 26. jaimply for having written articles bab sages he. hyrpatk a ee | sage | finger tips in throwing it off by incre: The elder son is said to be men-| advocating It se articles ap school lie core 89 art wati? Do this tonight, and by morning {ee toe alery poll his if ret Revel, magesion, ‘The fdeman, walked to jail Monday} [sea jmost, if not all, of your dandruff =| pO a the police nan Re oe dak a, tee orate [wax will be gone, and three or four mj ar0 Snctined to believe him a d DR. L. R. CLARK te arsened | Babee. ications hs) completely ruined thro Pe Boe poe Men opts Ag and MANY DENTISTS ARE single sign and trace of it, no mat- around a burden of Wivart wan Gnieer cestendinn te me CONTROL LEAGUE? OUT OF NOVO.CAIN ter how much dandrutt you may Spend as much time as you pos-|in with his elder brother's pl t Volney P. Hart, former councti-|!'*, Y F stbly can in the open air: breathe| really intended only to find ont | é | We Have Lots of It. man, tied for the council Tuesday |{he wo Fog WiLetne, $00, Gesell eae deepiy from any druggist what his scheme was NEW YORK, Jan big: | morning, bringing the total number “ and digging of the scalp will stop box of | koretn ke} se . ei t - ew dis. |The ¢ ng ted in The! > candidates for the three vacan-| v 1 finds at once, and your hair will be filuf. @ after each meal an Bie oe nt date (Co e Mak fy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, »| Dr. Carter Helm Jones one ¢ the very question Yow! WAR WILL chad age Jauen for look and feel a hundred times and keep up th: il you| speakers at dinner meeting of 4 States considers | eel : eae Nie Sinus 1 Ak ° | better. @ down to normal. oftkorein ‘*| Credit Men's association of Seatt CRIMINAL for dis BRING PAIN IN yang yon sag pede able | | You can get liquid arvon at any yor ow . Mo! t 1 eo! ra » bot open until . © eunen . la ‘¢ ore It is inexpensive an¢ H.C. and M. Curry rae of t oo “ h p | War ts going to put the skids un-|tion of voters falls fo th Ad EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS even a few , Reg: t th. con-| 9%, 0M Painioss Deatistr show a on A 7 ¥, See The supply of novo-cain in the LEWIS STACY os 3084-46 Arcade Bidg. weight The: {trol leagues have been formed in | 7 fates in ail petered out.| ABERDEEN. Jan. 18 p' Rarte!l Drug Co. « 6 New York, Bre oaton, nt That's the stuff that comes from|gram from Lordsburg, N - toa CARNATION aK and, Se Germa and that the tooth black-| «tated at Lewis y. 6 tle a oe Ps a smiths use for nerve blocking iz known thruout the Paci if Closset & ° ° cit son » Sore?” they used to say A Ilt-|coast, has been killed | Pe state in the untor And they used to shoot the novo-| | These World-F mas ae sara wn ats of people adverse to a shot ear ese orid-F amous PIGK COMMITTEES a the atu wore erting novo-catn 1 ; in the jaw. They didn't know tt The Oldest and Larg _jEntertainers FOR 0. T. ERICKSON 1: sere cows go fe tinen est Coffee. Roasters as much work with 5,000 a less eu i “ vain when they deed iba nara TRYING 1S. BELIEVING in the Northwest Olver T. Erickson, candidate for | blocker | W. R. Good, destitute, wanted to} syor, has established heada ar The Germans are using so much alled under lazy husband law so! at foom ¢ Arcade Annex for their national |be jailed under lazy husband law so | Le gob Seo .w. D dentistry that they|family, Judge Brinker ts hunting | ane will be airman of the exec for the United|a JJob for him. ee 5 = et aa ca I , | Affairs of Sun Publishing Co, fin Pe lowing| There are dental study |ished, Assets recommended by re el in Seattle, with about 60] ceiver ordered sold by judge ~ 1 |members, They are all yelling for] Seats for Nordica Choral club's Mre. novo-cain They sent to Tacoma |next concert now on sale. | the other day for Just enough for 60} Hin Skookum camp of Y. M, ¢ more little shots. |A. held reunion Monday night Mice Aelia sf The possibility of getting more Mayor Gill, speaking to police. @ ‘wlings novo-cain from Germany blew up|men Monday, praised their effi t Women’s Organteatlions ago. What was already in |cte | ' ; ny, Mew Some ca {x about used up Mra. Keeler, widow of Dennis In Your f ure \ ‘ y| Keeler, retired business man wt All: Star ° Vublic Meetings died fror ‘ects of gas Fri fre a Mor ole night on her way here from 1 Program ‘ Bore - os hive rabt) Mra. Isaac Altabet, 1210 Main st Home M i A. Must, 1 *|knocked down and dragged ALY ' t|motorcycle Monday night 8 There's only one way to hear all of these Famous Artists on one ms 4% San, rn, Me Pilinhhaee, Job pees nee ke aee eene Program, and that {s by the Modern Talking Machine. We are #0 tare and 5 Fore A. Johna wing, Mra, M. J Joseph Willett, 10, 115 18th ave. Sure that they will please you that we will #end them to your home BAND tarke struck by stray bullet Monday fir to sing and entertain you on approval, The special offer includes ' , . BOONE ayy + RO by an unknown person 4 aslo ete . } ‘ou dic ocle “The Sextette From Lucia” I LLIAM - Sr eee ey | Regal Dental Offices le Reale aitioons aonnsy gah ity “The Quartette From Rigoletto” te Kaan er tee, DA, Mich Dr. LR. Clark, Manager IP. V. Von Phul elected president Mary Garden Chauncey Olcott Josef Hofman f te L eo | 1405 Ird Ave. N. W. Cor. Thira| Committees 1 amed Monday by Weber and Fields Bert Williams ‘ ~ hig . | and Unton. Broadway high seniors for athletic Bitastions by Price's Rand A the umbia sP j A 5 }and memorial URS gE A IE ii ter w ‘ Boldt’s hot white of rye Jjed favorabie report on Keating bill| Bou want 10 pay—as fittie as $1 0 k will de A i m" regulating child labor which passed re house in last congress Just Tell Us When to Send It Out! ALL THE RECORDS FOR ALL MACHINES ALL THE TIME robe TRIES TO STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 1916. PAGE 2. BIRTH CONTROL ‘BISHOP ROWE IS TO NAME TEDDY, TRIAL ON TODAY ACITY BOOSTER SAYS GRIFFITHS i8, Margaret H. Sanger, Writer,| Bishop P. tT. Rowe, of Alaska: | Committeeman Confident It's Voluntarily Crosses Ocean |(0!- WW. I. Stavenson, pronident of T. R. or Some Other to Face Prosecution Mayor Gill were guents of the @ Progressive Jutive committee of the Alaska bu - P, OFFERS NO DEFENSE|reau at their meeting Monda WON'T PICK A “MOLLY Hishop Rowe pictured in glowing ole standard bear d the ment! Confident that the er of both the progre new era of de w reaching all colora the whieh Inn ections sive an of the Northland Jrepublican parties at the coming He told of the former unfriendly |conventions in Chicago on June 7| fooling of Alaskans towards Seattle, | will be either Roose or some| and how, during t at few y one who 1 leader of f od work of the citizens | greanive rif thia feeling had nifithe, nea t and in it teeman fro d to wtre fee eattle 'T | He had a He sald You eople ferenc of sooner finished with Chicago last week, taking kood work for Alaska t art in the discussions | smiling countenance, you are) He is going to plunge into the ready to take up other and greater | mayoralt fight tate! he} work, and stay with it until it 1/announced carried thru to a seful con | Concerning the progressive-re. | [publican fusion, Griffiths, in an in-| lew with The St | What will the rey | NEUTRALSMAY oer OPPOSE BRITAIN a If the MRS. M. SAN WASHINGTON, Jan, 18—The The prog ven a three-| possibility of concerted action ornered fight, would probably lone BY KENNETH W. PAYNE neutral nations to conserve thetr|But so would the republicans | NEW YORK, Jan, 18—The rights should England establish an| “The progressives hope and trust | woman rebel has just rebelled |actual blockade of Germany was |that republicans will see the Hane} t i discussed today tn diplomatic cir-jand nominate somebod ust ae again! The apeatic of birth joo Mi ; American and aggressive as Roose control, the alleged author of It was rumored Scandinavian rep: | on just as good # platform as scores of illegal pamphiets, jresentatives ha conferred {n-|(ue progressive national committee Margaret H. Sanger, has an. | f with the state department |has outline But, of course, the nounced that she le going to fon the mut jeandidate cannot be Weeks, Burton stand trial, UNDEFENDED, In The possibility of a protest from|Fatrbanks, Sherman or any her | a federal court here today. She | Sweden figured largely in the dis-|‘milk-and-water mollycoddle Pngiish of She must face a charge of cir Phin is the simple culating Improper literature, ————|the recent happenings and sayings | preferred against her a year CAN'T BEAT TI’ in the historic Florentine room tin ago by the late Anthony Com- the Congress hotel stock “The keynote speech of Baln- Is Uncle Sam going to jail Mar bridge Colby—and it was a t Sanger nse, of Great speech—the telegram of ch, her frie every greeting from T. R.; the com- ewspaper gazine in mittee’s official statement; the whieh unsed just aw guilty as she? s Ocean for Trial mn selection of June 7 the day for holding the convention, all Indicate this z” for Sore, Tired, Puffed- Wh it.” Mra, Sanger was Up, Aching, Calloused That the republican convention have come back F + will take Roosevelt and his plat 4 ‘eet or Corns r » all the form is the firn ef of practical-| t ow being stored 0. . ery CO nd pro! vay gf . ry noes. . 4| You can be happy-footed tn a mo-||¥ every comn and pro S caee nen SEM went, Use “Tis” and never gutter eresmve booste: . conclude} soomer with tender, raw, burning, biistered, |that © chance of success with| or the very reason, ~ ewollen, tired, smelly feet. “Tix” | Roosevelt will look better than cer. swered Mrs. Sanger, “that the | and only “Tis” takes the pain and|tain defeat 5 might blow over. T out of corns, callouses| “Roosevelt will not be a candi lesue le to raise the date for elther party ‘nomination.’ question of birth contro! out of - LAST TIMES TONIGHT TO SEE THE LABYRINTH The Price demanded and sometimes paid by actresses clamoring to be big stage stars revealed in THE LABYRINTH The Big 5-Act Broadway Stage Play -a play big enough and with thrills enough to keep you on your seat’s edge for one hour and thirty minutes. MUTUAL WEEKLY AND “THEIR FIRST QUARREL,” COMEDY, TOO! AMERICAN SECOND AND SENECA Tomorrow Marguerite Fisher in “The Dragon’’—the play that will set a new record for the American i aekas ce put your feet in]He has declined to allow his name the gutter of obscenity, where “Ti” bath, you Just feel the hap-|to go on th {maries of the early my opponents have put it, and [Ot soakicg in. How good your| Young states. He will, however, be to get It into the light of intel poor old feet feel. They want to| the progressive party nominee. ligence and human understand: | oo ce for joy. Tiz” is grand, “Tix’| “AND IN ALL PROBABILITY | ing instantly draws out all the polson-| THE NOMINEE OF THE REPUB. “My reports from the Weet | 0.4 exudations which puff up your|LICAN PARTY AS WELL, say that thousands of birth | root and cause sore, inflamed, ach-| “The progressive party organiza contro! pamphiets are being Jing sweaty, amelly fect tion will be maintained everywhere. distributed th mong work: ing people. They are being pho- at any |If a fusion takes place on the pres! Get a 26-cont box of “Tz | dential nominee, arrangements will | drug store or department store, Get| | tographed, typewritten, mimeo. instant foot relief, Laugh at foot|be made for working out adjust. | graphed, even copied painfully | sutterers who complain. Because|ments tn the state and count; | out by hand, so that the Infor: | Jour feet are never, never going to|tickets.” mation they contain may be | bother or make you limp any more. _———— spre id from family to family. am going to stay in the NAVAL MILIT 1AMAN Mrs. Emil Bread or Rolls every after- Irish at in Monday appealed for inclusion of Ireland in conseription bill Garment workers of Philadelphia mer | parliament 100n from now on. Srey: Mie on strike Ad One® yRainier Bakery and fs: 01,10 nericiae wy vin fom Dollis R jo be given by Mac rona resby estaurant ter ian ¢ hure h tday Hight ai RAINIER Bakery 913 Second, Near Madison Brandon ManttDbe, Hen arafay, RESTAURANT 38. R. BOLDT, Prop. Mor. Conscription in Cansda: believed unitkely Lack of coal in Italy, 913 2% AVENUE & MADISON ST. | 6c-ADMISSION-10c ‘| STUCK RIVER AGAIN Joint boards of King and Pierce ang commissioners are meeting ere Tuesday to consider the report lor Federal Engineers W. 8. Mitchel) jand M. Gardner on proposed further inter-county improvement wf the White, Stuck and Puyalup rivers. Te Preve it The Grip. Woman Needs All Her Strength The woman who has a bad back | Pills rid me of tt ttack, Whe in constant pain, for her work|ever I have siaatal them since jmust be attended to just the same.|they have always responded in a Any other member of the familly | most pleasing manner. woul have pros pt and ving care Beery Picture nak hee ear rm . y . Kills a Story 30, 1 A woman who nee n b ci and to stand anc of I g {fever | Don't neglect ache, iar | back rdered action of the ki { and bi it’s headaches Probably ey weak world recom Pills tor just weak, delicate can take them freely, for ntain no harmful, poison. | habit-forming drugs, They and do lasting good ervous spells. result of ull over th Doan'’s Kidney troubles, and mend these women Doan's « or act quickly Seattle Proof: ous { Mrs. W. J. Franeis, 1516 22nd Ave, S,, says: “I think the trouble {1 had with my back and kidneys | was hereditary, I suffered terribly jfrom pains in the small of my back. | | was also ‘e@atly annoyed by | kidn weakness Doan's Kidne “I'm 80 nervous | could scream