The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1916, Page 5

SH YOUR. HOME: ON LIBERAL‘CRF ) Gar HOSPITAL SICK AWAKE After rattling the bars, screaming, cursing and trying to do damage to the doors for four hours early Friday morn. along your ow ing, 20 of 69 longshoremen nese are. le strike sympathizers — Jalied Thursday night after a water front disturbance, were piled into autos at 2:30 a. m. and hustled out to the city stockade. Friday morning Chief Beck Ingham signed complaints for each of the 69 prisoners, charg ing them with unlawful ms blage, and ball was placed at $500 each. Many of them had virtually arrested themselves by climb. Ing into the police autos when Chief Beckingham, Capt. Wil lard and Lieut. Dolphin, with a squad of reserves, attempted to disburse a crowd of 400 that gathered in front of the Grand Trunk dock at 10 p.m. Thure day. Others who refused to dis burse were quickly taken to | headquarters. | When the booking sergeant com leted his ng names on | © arrest 69 who | id they LET OUR EXCHANGE MAN TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW Woodhouse-Gninbaum Furniture @- ise 416 424 - ike Street: ogscg, HANLY EXPECTS Dentists BiG DRY VOTE: Wanted tank were Hanol prohibition ne: eside and party |p WANTED—Two operators, must ee eee ie ee ere Thersase lauiet. & with a more be first-class on treatments, | Jigne om predicte igor | gold fillings and crown and |; p99 900 ¥ would be cast suld not turh hose bridgework. Highest salary [ii gor Sica ta Waveenhe because the water would paid to first-class men. for national hibition, - ¢ thru the floors into thd to , janiy on the ate ae i v phin and the fatlers See Dr.Edwin J.Brown, D.D.S. nominee: Oliver|then went into the receiving hairman of th and picked « ! they t HIMSELP (02 ccm Meliss ove DENTIST 723, Fst av. eee. left to Ce ie want UNION BLK. s little f< ah i Get a $25.00 set of z successful at the q oft dut teeth for element of lo! $25.09 set rrested ening These prices include fr r extracting without ‘ ont made the 8 Sain. yells and pou necessary to re m to the stockade. ° t prevailed. round-up on reports had » to headquarters threatening strik assembling T am now making Alloy, Gold and Syn- thetic fillings at a spe- etal low pri ulat $10. Gold Crowns Bridgework for $5.00. Tt ts admitted by the best dentists in Seattie that my Crown and Bridgework equal the were very best. 400 were together when the Be sure and come to . arrived ] Dr. Edwia J. Brows, D dat the cops, some D. S.. himself. 713 Pies Bring on the of the Ave.. Union Block. p all he mn evenings until $ and Sun wala peuple whe werk. n told to disband many re phone Male 3640. fi AS soon as some of the nolay ones had been arrested, doz ens of others piled Into the autos. ENGINEERS OF were in Tacoma Fr the joint convention « Association of County 1 County Engineers national Big Drug Bargains FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Economy Savings Which Save Money for Your Pocketbook. Our Slogan: uimission- | ' «) A Splendid Luneh at Seattle’ 's Most Reliable Cut-Rate Druggists DeLuxe Drug Co. Smith Drug Co. Tickets are good returning regular Great Northern train Sec M Second lelephone I Or King TAKE WOMEN AND CHILDREN OFF BURNS KILL 20. d Peannt Brittle, our price ... 2! ~ 600 per pound De Luxe. c hocolates, extra delightful sone carrying delegations from Seattle Chamber of Com gress was the biggest of the Pa DRESSY a er sae merce, Commercial Club, Transportation Club. (Pub. |f|eifie. Coast Steamanip’ company ||| TWO-TONE BOOTS lic cordially invited.) NORTHWEST LAND |the Seattle-San Diego run. It was A new and pleasing design with KITCHEN AIDS PRODUCTS EXPOSITION worth SLao080, |]] vamps and quarter of dark mahogany 49 Russia calf and white kid top, fin 10¢ Negolin Waterproofing | 10c Dutch Cleanser EAVE King Street Passenger Station on No Hitch In Rescue ished with small perforations; Louis for shoes Te | 50c full quart Loge inlawine Bohed = J. A. Sm San Francisco silk Cuban heel $ 1 lb, Parowax 10¢ | or Following hedule dealer, declared the Congress crew 1 4.95 25e Putman Dr Cleanser 5 1 quart Grape Juice orked without a hitch from the ame in all dark tan Russia calf pe 206 sea meny op " time the fire was discovered until $44 for rea MAO dons desc Garcic “Coke M. Lv SEATTLE = Ar 15 Fi all passengers wero ashore Black Kid Boots in button or lace Liquid Venee 17¢ mon for te M. Ly KENT Lv. 6:45 P. Some stewards tried repeatedly and Patent Vamp Lace Boots with 2he Mothine 16¢ | ze Peroxide ile . M. Lv AUBURN Lv. 7:35 P. ide? dash thru dense smoke over tne white kid top, $3.95. 10¢ Bon Ami We | lbc package Seeded Cail , > after part of the steamer and res: | 4 10¢ Sapolio .. : tarda Mktsiog 9 tor, 44 a Lv. SUMNER Lv. 6:20 a lone Inggage. A number of pas-| MEN’S SHOE 16¢ . Ar. PUYALLUP Ly. 6:10 P. | b 5c area . |eenger® rushed on deck in their In all leathers and popular shades ONLY $1 ROUND TRIP TICKET OFFICE—Columbia Street STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT, 15, 1916. PAGE 5 ac Jougall-/outhwick Metabiioned 1878 The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price A Great Tie Sale for Commercial History 7,200 of the Snappiest Designs at Record Breaking Prices ERALDED far and near—that every man might partake in these first great Tie days—not a man in Seattle has ever worn better Ties than the for finer silks are not made. 5,000 Silk Ties 1,200 Silk Ties, ~ 1,000 Silk Ties { ‘ ) In regular stock we would mark | In regular stock we would mark n regular stock we would mark | them 75¢ and $1.00 | them $1.50 and $2.00 them $2.50 and $3.00 And besides, they are the regular | OVEN designs executed $2.00 wha made © only eet axghae 4 the better t Here aw of over ersians patterr he pattern is a ne idea brought out in = ie eth Shatin ul any of these Tic And the molre ind in se particular Solid color Barathea silk | r e her than ve Par Harathea ever founc tie t Two-tone striped Benga { : | Hrocaded figures on sattn | neckwear manufacturer in th | any price | Gold and silver brocades on poplin. | country ich assures you a i : | Jacquard figure on checked silk | longer and, of course Ve say v ith assurance that Colored satin stripes on moire livid the silks used in the making ground es of these Ties are the finest Satin stripe on fatile allk aN oe Neca: | in: aol: BIRKS Persian designs that are wonderful ys iteresting ‘ n produ ed, The ¢ lor blend | And staple patterns for every man are the rich colors ings o ese aris beggar who wants u woven and so des tly blended We go on f on with terns alike, ¢ descripti but we have told iny of these silks were aturing a “‘set enough to give you an idea of the nee he és Set wonderful things you will find in ted in the piece and ma f one pattern thin lot at up to our own specification or combinations | | | eee | ——|45c|_- 85c| | For the conservative business man there are staple patterns, and subdued fancy designs for the man wanting without attracting attention. For the University and High School young man there are patterr new in color and design as to please every one ur holiday buying now, for we are sure such a selection of Neckwear will not again be available. Iwo Pike Street windows and one on Second Avenue will give you a fair idea of these most unusual value Men's Shop, First Floor. To Help Nature Shed a Bad Complexion devotees are enthusiastic beautifying qualities Beauty over the mercolized wax within recent ye much, #0 quickly, BLAZING LINER CONGRESS FIRST —_LITTLE GIRL caught fire to the accomplishes Flames that without harm, ress of little 4-yearold Tassie guch «mall expense. The principal Sherman, when she was playing/reason for ite wonderful merit with matches Thursday afternoon, |that it works in harmony with esulted in burns that caused her death during the night {ological laws, Instead of We low ed by any seamen or e, tb was no pa was experien “1 eae anes sannothty durtue ¢ - complexion defects, It removes th ered seven as smoot as rs during the transfer |"). wandered from the home of if in practice. The sea was calm one exception. The ship's her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Abe a ar yaa cern were. tartea"tw | bake roving ies Rae ae oe on Sherman, 215 14th av to her DRUGS ma 0S wr After all ae ware ware fed cut, tumadiataly grandmother's home, 1307 Welling. ter a r sts et a : 6 a? to A». ton court, and, finding no one at Pe is retarded beca 100 S-grain Cascara Sagrada Pompeian Olive Ol. .37¢ CAN BE HAD AT we tried to rescue s of thel hief Enginee artiand, A® |) ome, went in and started playing ficient circulation or Tablets 23¢ | 5c De Luxe Children’s Lax lothing and other effec Some | sistant Higgins and Steward Ty-| Ott) atches she found there ercolized wax comes t 100 Hinkle Cascara Tabi ative Syrup had run from thets (ftateroome t son, fought tha bisee until they te n A fow. minutes. inter she rad, Steg’? She mastene the Sein sheds P agi oe ae Wee sagen c Re 8. 9 oe ftrat alarm hal Ben ed and en sige a men rb hale creaming, {nto the yard, her care is * natural one outhe 1 50c De Laxe Syrup hite phosphites Comp ailed te r more clothes, | hospital, 1 unconsc tain clothes blazing. Neighbors wrap- nue lente beter yt Me Pine White Tar Cough Sy 50c Camphorated Whi Lint But we had bare! started this | Cousins was standing on deck, still ped blankets about her, but only pie ged _ Ag ms 0 —y Wee rup for = AB. 3 e ment B3e work when ff! ® crackling up hoping to save his ship when Mart-|iror she had been seriously |use at night like c 25e Infant Glycerine Supposi- | 25¢ Camphorated Olly... 1S8¢ Daylight thru the woodwork and terrific | land, gasping and choking, was Car/ burned. She died at Providence |! it off in t tories 18¢ | 50c Penslar Eczema Ointr heat began warping the deck ried up. The order, “To the Hfe|nospital during the night. ment-—for wrink! ed skin is to bi 50c Soda Phosphate, efferves for Be Hail Deck Hands as Heroes = | oats,” was given at once | —_— — the face ina lotion made by dinsoly- cing 2S¢ | 25c Penslar Cream Tartar and Weary deck hands, their eyes Ship's Safe Is Lost \¢ “4 Pio East pint witth basal $1.00 Sal Hepatica 59¢ | Sulphur Loz 16e ved from smoke tatlammatiod reer Holzer made several at-|| ,c00k thru The Star Want markably and Wenaze nhaounty » ots $1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine | 25¢ De Luxe Pepsin and Char Ao ro il cag were tall Fhe tae aie cee Ads for bargains in acreage. Paative cA deortl for ... 69¢ | _ coal Lozen ¢ SOUPS, SANDWICHES, eroes today by the ed t Bim off aad ha hud t3 ren — ¢ Glycerine and Rose Water | 25¢ Pape's Compound MOST SALADS, DRINKS, hese s fought Sic wie i he had to rut — tor Patou for ive PIE AND CAKE PORTIONS ao that When : e alte nighe | SS An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade —— sc Lysol 25e Penslar Liver Salts. .17¢ candy tone the Hes td bis ory i tained the ship's s fo Wiotoher’s ‘Cabtoris sane 1 ai Milk 8 hive (y ents were, many weartng Suly SSa¥Es | valnabt : Gis ¢ Fletcher's Castoria ¢ ee | b. Squibb’s Mil Sugar ie yants and streaked from head to! + ae line - 50c Pape’s Diapepsin. . for B26 Continuous Service oller was overcome by smoke. \ciimbing Into lfeboate, many farm (Daily and Sunday) There were several others injured. | ijjes were torn apart. Some did Choose your New Fall Footwear from EXTRA ECONOMY 11 a, m, to 8 p,m. ee Reig. of St. Louis, | not meet again until all had land our large and varied display—at the . was | nm bed when the order) ed at North Bend. There were hys Upstairs Shoe Store—Prices are most 5 c c Ralerat oh GRE Aw ices os A “ p. ie 4 50 Ib & 8. Coffee. Ase In Heart of Busin District J} came to abandon ship. Fellow |terical scenes of joy »’. the wharf. moderate; the Styles are correct, em- le can Libby's Pork and Beans . ite (Street Level) magsengers carried her to a boat < c Grade A Lipton’s Tea ihe Y fabs en sanded “aaa 7 O. 8." the wire bracing all-black Kid Boots, two-tone ef. 25e Grade A Lipton’s Tea.......... «++++: a and she was landed safely to his key un fects, gray and brown Kid and Buck SECOND AT SENECA | Only One Got Wet til heat put ain apparatus Boots SUNDRIES ' Not so much as a foot wetting | out of comm He than con 4H y 0c Whisk Brooms B2¢ | $1.75 Fountain Syring . ; bby gen ee spree ra Py Ease an egance in $1.50 Hair Brush, guaranteed, | 4, imteed two years). 81.03 Hi) lapsed and he was driven from his NEW LOW-HEEL Be oi San rcaretgehea ote | Treas | post by the scorching heat anteed two years)....91¢ | $1.56 Yroghes’ Ideal Cushion- | 100 Denion Plaster... te | pen aur ay ernoon Congress Worth $1,250,000 BOOTS back Hair Brusn .....73¢ | 76c Badger Hair Lather Brush His call was heard at the Coos eh $1.50 Fountain Syringe (guar | for bbe | AT THE Bay station. Many boats hurried to | The model pictured will be a prime fa anteed two years)... 98%¢ | 25c Gem Razor Blades Be ‘ j meet the Congress. The schooner vorite with those desiring smart but Tillamook and the dredge Michie comfortable footwear. To be had in pat SOAPS e were first to reach her and began | ent or gunmetal, S-inch matt kid tops, os, - . 1, 7 receiving passengers. Officers of | low military hee 25e Woodbury’s Facial Soap Bath Soap Se hooker A: Mi, MInBIOR Asa for 19¢ 10 Ivory Soap We sh gs deg Brrr site F A variety of 10¢ Palmolive Soap &¢ | Se Fairbanks’ Glycerine and Lo hat ene aher ie tyles in both pat 10¢ Jap Rose Soap se Tar Soap 4 : 4 ick i ent and gunme' obe Pi la Var dont . etheart & s subside 25e Packer's Tar Soap eetheart Soap ticuennd -Uértels OF oll 14 cloth or kid tops, SPEC IAI TRAI |the Congress fuel tanks were biaz re $2.50, $2.96 and CANDY ECONOMY |ing today, vomiting a huge pillar $346. of inky smoke skyward. The Con fleet and one of the best ners on underwear, Stewards supplied | them with blankets and shawls, Darkness was falling and the wanted styles at unusually low prices, $2.50, $2.95 to $3.95, |gloom brought out bursts of hys Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post on the “Special” or any terla As the dredge started Sept. 16, 17 or 18 horeward fire began shooting up from the doomed liner, which| TAKE Ti N OPUN and broke from Its moorings and drift LLEVATOR a SATURDAY ain 117, Elliott $609 nace, radiating burning heat far SAMPLE HOP INC roo ' over the ate hile leaping Passenger Station ania se sey flickering ‘ a SECOND LITEL FLOOR Second Ave at Pike BLILDING over huddled groups on the dredge and throngs of spectators on the} beach. Nea: of} Nothing dincovered | at} |Shoe Open Until 9 P. M. Our | Bremerton Navy Yard Yon have read of great bar] gains in lots here, but no like we have to offer for the few days. Lots adjoining the Navy Yard, with streets cement sidewalks, sewer | water, for only $200, payable $10 h and $5 per month, Cail at our office and make an appointment to see this property, GWINN INVESTMENT CO, Z aur Elitett 30869 le | ‘Quality Markets SATURDAY _ _SPECIALS# FRESH MEATS | Choice Steer | | Pot Roast. | Choice Short Ribs 4 OF Bott... <i eee D | Oc Choice Steer | Round Steak........ | Pork Spare pt rere ice Should a cin nee SUGAR-CURED SMOKED MEATS | Lean Breakfast Bacon... 18¢ | Small Skinned Hams Boston Butts....... Cottage Rolls Picnic Hams FUROR | i es snot anne Loin Backs Fresh Churned Washington Creamery (Mayflower Brand) Butter oe sey Strictly Fresh Local Ranch Baye otante nna Fine Old New York Full Cream Cheese ..,....... 24¢ Frye’s Celebrated Milk-fed Row! so. sis2 sco ce .18¢ @, AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS OLYMPIC MARKET 1422-24 First Ave. MARKET A ESTLAK MARKT Corner Sant aoe Pine