The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1916, Page 2

ISECOND CHO { for your convenience, store open Saturday evening;— ; added to accounts |: no additional payments! GOVERNOR, From all headquarters, the voter Is urged to be sure when | voting for U, 8. senator, gov mall ernor, representative to con j orters gress, and some of the other have state offices, to vote both a | our first choice and a second |” prompt cholce. Uniess that le done, Ls and | the vote is not counted careful , Thus, it Is not sufficient to | Y attention . vote for U. 8. Senator Poin. | © dexter alone. It would not be |! name of Poindexter for first B th ann ene 52 YEARS’ SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER! “NO CASH DOWN!—MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” —make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without &@ cash payment at time of purchase. We tnvite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to “make your own terms” —our well known liberal credit service will fit your individual needs! OF CONGRESS BY ROBERT J. BENDER | —~ U. P. Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. 8— | good work,” most liberal, unusual, credit ever offered on sewing sadeset —“make your own oar ed his signature to bill today and In dicated to leaders of the house | and senate that the 64th con- | gress, so far as it depended on his wishes, could come to a close CASH DOWN Something of an informal function was made of the ceremony of SEWING PIA HINES | ing Lansing, Gregory, Baker and Daniels Vice President Speaker Clark wer well as a bumber both houses gled with the NO the president put the final flourish | INTEREST | Signature that made the} we dill a law alr fgned the work.1 , act and the M and left the by the Mis were caught —there are several thousand EMPRESS sewing machines in use in Seattle, all giving ABSO- LUTE SATISFACTION. —GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS! NO IN- TEREST! NO EXTRA CHARGES! —hball-bearing gears! —automatic drop head! —other distinctive and exclusive features! —we positively save you from twenty to thirty dollars on the purchase of an EMPRESS sewing machine! > this EMPRESS sewing machine | this EMPRESS sewing machine $34.50 | $39.50 you are losing out cture er pulled al ngside m the president's hanc 4 turning to the picture men. Blaze away, here we are to gether.” FANCY FOOTWEAR TO | BE VOGUE IN FALL Fall styles in footwear will be ore startling and elaborate than before, according to J. P. Raw x8, of the Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co., recently returned from the Bast. | While East, Rawlings visited one of the plants operated by his com pany in which 2,700 employes are Jengaged. A year ago this firm umed jonty 400 men, he said President Suzzallo’s meas |the joint assembly of the the two “NO CASH DOWN!” “Make Your Own Terme!” cluded a warn! |that {t was necessary for an |Reer to keep stodying his w order to avold professional ¢ on {ts wonderfully lighted street SCHOOL CHILDREN HOLD WATER MEET School ch ren of the York held their annual t the ving and swimming contests were eld. Howard Gre won the 2 yard swimming while Jack Mc f $3,620, which she| Vey won the underwater swim leged failure to re MRS. JENNIE LAMPKINS, 30.1 GETS ONLY $2 VERDICT wife of a privaic coal geoee Sarah B. Trevelyn will be able on the border, attempted suicide fs ‘Thursday. She refused to discuss |‘? Collect $2 from Alfred L the motives of her attempt rence, instead eee —— | asked, for his NAVY YARD ROUTE turn to her Jewelry alleged to ha ‘REMOVE BULLET Watch for the change of time been left in trust. The sealed ve =. effective Monday, potncaeet | te hee zoenee in Judge Gilliam FROM HILDEBRANDT Physicians removed the py bullet from the ar e of John Hi brandt Friday morning, and at noon| he was in a critical condition. It is not believed that he will live much longer. Ho was shot by Motorcycle| Officer Arbogast in a pistol duel when the officer tried to arrest him, | NAVY YARD ROUTE | Watch for the change of time card, effective Monday, September | ith | | $2 to $5 SAVED Advertising Show Arena, Fifth and University TONIGHT’S PROGRAM FRATERNAL NIGHT—Spectacular drills by the teams from the Uniform Rank, K. of P., assisted by the K. of P, band of 30 members. BILL POSTING CONTESTS—Between professionals from Forter & Kleiser’s; also Women's ®Pi!l Posting Contest, showing how easy it is—not. TIRE SETTING CONTESTS—Retween the best teams in Se attle. FANCY DANCING—Staged by Prof. Douglas—an unusually at tractive program, by the best juvenile artinta in the elty, and i” * j res rather are very use of your jong standing trouble 1 treat att DISOR. DENS oF BIG ROULETTE DANCE A repetition of the feature t night. Prizes for eve proved so popular last Wednesday e. No charge for dancing Admission—Afternoons, 10c; Evenings, except Saturday, 25c Saturday Night, Big Pageant and Ad Masque Ball. Admission, Spectators, 50c. Ball ticket for couple, Including admission, $1.00. for FeiMbie Wansarman Blood Test. DR. DONAWAY 802-3-4 Liberty Building Unton and Third. Opposite Fostettion, Office Hours: 8 a m. ». Purcaya, 10 me te 33, | 'BE VOTED ON SENATOR, o make a vote for Gov, MoBride | count, you must place a cross be fe his name ip the first choice | yumm and a cron beside the} ame of Kome other candidate for | counted. jac The correct way to vote is | 0 to mark a cross against the t _ond choice Jany of the candidates. “CO0D WORK’ IS: WILSON'S IDEA STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1916. PAGE 2 ICE MUST CON GRESS The same applies to governor, | ernor for second choice. For congre . ite the same way ou must express two chotces, For} xample, you may vote for J. W.| ryan, first choice, and Dan Lan-| mn Ke or vice versa, | te for Joho and J. ¥ In oth | | for two KK alone won't count Landon alone, or ryan, or Hallatne, or Miller, or The law requires that when/ here are four or more candidate & state or congressional office and second votes must be re: | or the votes are not} unted How do you know you are getting your money's worth when you purchase = your daily supplies? By Comparison, of Course, You Say. And you are correct. That is the fair way We know your de- cision will be in favor It is becoming daily more popular on ac- count of this discrimi- nating comparison. TRY IT In comparison = with any extra virgin qual- ity on the market. Convince yourself, from your personal appearance. You can’t afford in these days of active competi- tion in all lines to be one whit less efficient than you can possibly help. That means that YOU MUST KEEP YOUR HEALTH IN PERFECT CONDITION And yet there is probably no one thing that has so much to do with the condition of your health as your teeth. Decayed teeth not alone prevent you from prop- erly chewing your food, but they themselves are ac- tive and continuous producers of virulent poisons, is which are communicated directly into the system as et the food comes in contact with the teeth. Improperly chewed food results in indigestion with all its attendant eyils. an will tell you that indigestion is at the bottom of more human ills Your phy than almost anything else. There is no question about it—it pays—pays well in every way to have your teeth put into perfect condition and kept that way. We offer you at this office FIRS The services of the highest grade graduate registered dentists to be had. Every operator in this office has his certifi- cate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. This proves to you that he knows his business and knows it thoroughly. SECON We have the very best appliances and materials that human ingenuity has devised. It would be useless for us to have high-grade men unless we give them the proper tools with which to work. We have one of the best equipped dental offices in the Northwest. Added to the above points, we wish to state the most valuable possession that we have—by far the most valuable is the reputation we have built up by years of conscientious service to the people of Seattle and vicinity. We guard this reputation carefully, you may be sure. That is a point well worth your careful consideration. We earnestly advi teeth a thorough examination. This won't cost you a cent, nor will it put you under any obligation. You will really be surprised to find how little it will cost to put your teeth into perfect condition. And one thing is certain, it will be worth a lot more to you than it will cost. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave. DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager N. W. Corner Third and Union. PACIFIC QUTFITTING CO issn COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY Second DRESSES ot. WOMEN Ave, ON ea Till... | YOUR CREDIT IS 0. | || Reeentbaitemeeia (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) HENRY W. 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This permits us to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. FOURTH We give with all work an iron-clad guarantce, signed both by the opera- tor who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thorough- ly responsible. This guarantee protects you from 211 Union St. | ing You_ | AN T_ LosE_ When You Select a Suit or Overcoat and It’s Bradbury comes $20 t% | We stand back of nell fabrics. They are exclu- sive in style, every inch fit, and hand-tailored throughout “Drop in and Be Convinced” SHOES — HATS And Men's Furnishings.