The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1916, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 1916. PAGE 2 | — a MEET TO WIN an ideal credit service! @zm) ||) ORIENT TRADE Is Beattiomade manufactures —over fifty-two years’ experience with the Good are te receive special attention homefurnisher has perfected this store's credit and exploitation in the cam service to the highest point of usefulness to paign to win Russian and Ori the homefurnisher! ental trade, i » ‘ ‘ This was generally agreed —our credit service imposes no hardships, no doen by the businessmen whe annoyances, no objectionable or embarrassing & committee, with features on the homefurnisher! Samuel Hill at his residence Tuesday morning, In the eec- ond of a series of meetings to make your selection of homefurnishings up the newer commercial ‘A H D WN! to $100 without a cash payment at time of NO C. purchase-—-we invite you, the Seattle home The committes, of whieh A furnisher, to “make your own terms.” Stewart io ebairman.and O your individual needs! formatic 000 corpor ation suggested by Chilbers. ) and for w ) he sub ad $100 000, 4 the full nt can mbers of portieres: 4 to 4 less than regular price! | piste «sam | Seencies in the countrics of Rusela The editorials appearing in our daily papers on the subject of get- « ae special values of fine portieres, representing all our Japan and China, to advertin Gi 2 , ‘ » Beatth bual single pairs taken from stock and a special factory Jattle and to keep Seattle business ting together, are indeed timely. linterests In touch with the heads purchase for this sale. of the various communities of thowe | we have underpriced them for quick disposal one | countries One year ago, this state was exporting many millions of dollars of Ratt Abe ne eiard teow than ieguer pire, Wilel LAND SHOW IS beer to Alaska, British Columbia, China, the Philippines, Hawaii, Pana- consid x the steady advance drap a Is Nrcircnypien, Spray. igh) abe lab Nog ak Abvespge con ma, Central America, India, Siam, Strait Settlements, Australia, New should be a double inducement for you to come tomorrow and make your purchase. — Zealand, Fiji Islands, Java, and in fact, every port washed by the South $45— forest tapestry portiere lined | $18— heavy red brocaded satin dam | READY T0 OPEN Seas, Pacific and Indian Oceans, and to all the Coast and Mountain with brocaded damask......... $25- ask portieres ith hi MS— gobelin tapestry, damask lining Bis states. The market was opening to Siberia, but contracts wi eavy Peeaetie. Aticst chs cupptgh eesti land products from buyers there could not be closed, owing to the coming into effect of the s5— armure tapestry in ‘Hen maroon | ask portieres steredeeree res GIO= $30— ho, Oregon and | Color ...... $10— | $12— Nile green armure portiores ‘and communi: | Prohibition Law. $27.50 cerise ‘silk armure portieres. with fancy edging . . *o xy tigger : Fie cholee Nile gheca craw etO™ | $%— Mant cream gobelin tapestry por j | At this time not one bottle of beer is being made and shipped from cholee Nile green ArmUre por: | tiereg et Sho ‘ : 1 tieres .... eet YT) this state. This great foreign market is being supplied from San Fran ceremonies will be in c! si8— forest. tapestry portieres, lined | 89— heavy red tapestry portieres, ge with red mercerized armure... ®4:2— with silk cord on edges is ee See ol cisco, Eastern cities, and from other places outside of the State of Wash fruits, graine, « and vee ington. A mammoth business, built up by years of hard work, has been etables. Alaska has sent « dis | play ,of grains and hardy vege | turned over to nonresidents and nontaxpayers of this state. ry ‘tables together with mineral ex couc. covers: ~ [hibits ‘The Alaska display will be | arranged by the Alaska bureau of b } the Chamber of Commerce and will fy joining the Metropolitan theatre, | a 7 i / A ¢ (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) Fifth ave. from University at jonaves, saa ‘hia, with the Areos, The largely advertised revival of the old Seattle spirit to establish (4 eh Cee. a ener manufacturing plants, to build up a large export trade, and to supply all | rte ciek wink dies weccsaed needs at home, is in line with good business and the people should take afiernoon and night. Perrullo’s advantage of every opportunity offered to promote that business. | Italian baod, from Chicago, is in i the elty for the event as the lead i / ‘ | | ing musical attraction. The state b | jecollege at Pullman will be repre: | sented on the dafly lecture pro- | —<epetiel. gale of ‘hgharede gram by five departments. 6 a i f , nents. couch covers; extra grade of regular price $4— Sra Sa qmebie Oh enticinim; Bicones nce { TH TRES Let’s start up again our big export trade in beer—the largest export Pesutind Tur Gan pen game pd ogc caars peo item outside of lumber ever produced in this state. ders; lar $7.50; value at regular p: i ; ; en tr ee ee en 4: seca $9 OS i) onl ORE SERIO Washington ranked third of the states exporting beer. ° for the week ¢ | Pantages Monday, and kept folke | ‘ 4 4 rays }iaughing most of the time | Let’s get together and hold this prominent position as an exporter. “Peaches in n.” with a neh | of peppery. pretty girls, and Her. | Think this over. Read Initiative Measure No. 24 carefully. Do not be! Lioyd, the uirrels’ best | ° . | rien was the Kind ot buteaave | be persuaded by misrepresentation. ’ hat made the customers sit up ¢ Ms ‘ ture Co. ogy Tell npn ge RS The time is at hand to regain this trade. The opportunity is here. - e maa with the mobile face, the Reo-| A vote for Initiative Measure No. 24 will do it. a || er Mg Rarely Been oed This great temperance measure will create payrolls, start smoke- . 1th St. 3 ong : * Tacoma Bleek: Lins Reggiant and Gui | stacks going, and allow home consumers to have a mild and pure beer |seppe Vogliott!, grand opera stars, jand Warde and Faye. in limited quantities for their private use at home. ‘CHARITY HEAD ee WELCOMED [5.2 c2rur2-ars. oct Ms. eg, own and ae | Vote for Initiative Measure No. 24 F BUrrAto, x. iy, Oa aires Nelson O'Shaughnessy spect See al RAPS 1 9] 5 LAW s -—— ee eettSty dt aindet Election Day November 7, 1916 | “In my judgment, the moth- | ers’ pension law should be | amended or wholly changed so (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) | as to afford the relief origin- ally intended for all mothers | | and dependent children who need it” J. J. Callaghan, King county com-} missioner of public welfare, makes the above recommendation in his ! jannual report to the county com- who are as much entitled tojonly women of husbands who are CITY To SEND MANY and building departments, and one | missioners: relief as those whose natural sup-| dead, insane 4 in the penitentiary jeach from the civil service, harbor | As charity commissioner, Calla-| port has been cut off by death.” jean get any aid nd streets and sewers * departments. chan disbursed ald to 139 deserted) Under the mothers’ pension law, | | badget estimate an 1917 is ‘TO EVERETT MEETING < -- and divorced women and 387 chil-|as amended in the 1915 legislature, | $50,225, approximately $10,000 less | SCHOOL LEVY Gray Hair jdren lacking a father’s care, all of} ————————_ | than the current year | By a bill passed at Monday's coun. FIX and Safety whom would have come under the : Mary T. Goldman's Gray Hair Color | benefits of a “just mothers’ pension pAINLESs High Claas Class ho sensing, OF sity papresenietives After considerable argument, the Reaver is tne grigtnal prepara va for || law | jwill attend the annual session of| Seattle school board adopted its slelyandquickly restoring the naira! || “The change in the mothers’ pen- Dentistry | ‘ jthe League of Washington Munict-| annual budget, calling for @ 7-mili rey #4 bas od and bleached hair! «ion law of this state resulted in| | | Palities at Everett next week. The| levy. A portion of the levy will be jaye. Leaves the hair clean. || increased demands on this depart- MODERATE portionment will be three each| devoted to Eat Less Be Heal hi live iy sal seen |ment,” says Callagha PRICES | |trom the engineering and health de-| th Oe ee ee Fi ment,” says laghan ne and hea! de-|the payment of interest, th: . thier, Longer, Spend Less, ee srriel, Pockage and. special |" “rivese demands had to be dealt|| AUSTIN Third and Pik partments, two each from public es comb. Te: mainder going to operation. att | tent will py with according to the merits of utilities, treasurer's, comptroller’s,| It was decided to hold a day ’ RY inn i each case, no matter what had been || sssseeeseeeeeeeeee eens | corporation counsel's, water, light school for adult blind students. now an the me which deprived the color before it turned gray. | i High in re eg -~ Lowin Cost. black, dark brown. madam brows or |[Taihere otores infact, the inees| eee i orl bated fll your ss ' iar edd of this department discov Loft | - ver imitators, not being ro humerous cases where noth. SEE THE BIG DAIRY EXHIBIT AND | able to imitate the preparation teat. | or were 00 proud to appeal 1 Like Other Cities, te B LA werd. To ss deed ahaa, ediseanine for some other reason were r es, Is Bear. 3 | ae THE geal hrc PROGRAM > Tr cane he nate AOS sare, remember Lee to communicate with this ing Out the Fact Tha é | lepartment, where help was sorely p J LAN “ IN THE ARENA MARY T. 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The Union Dentists have made n [il , Dro ; lotches and pimples are dis |irul as on the beaches of Hawa it success, first, because they know dentistry, and, second, | id akin. If you w TWICE DAILY se they do the best dentistry it is possible to do. They use Ry edar ; Admission Only 15c The private bathing suite od nothing but the best of materials, and guarantee their work for jp h ve a volum " for at the Washington Nat SEAS ON ————— 15 years, with a written guarantee. }o . whic Jit ny | 1 a ve | may be had by calling at our check- a Concerts by Ferullo—All 1 ALL WORK POSITIVELY PAINLE . ie "An 0 | ers window _ Other: Features Included ye work and UNION DENTISTS Miamaniana manner of hin ottee | ured uagniy ah oines ut sasitishs aed [J , Seattle Natatorium 1 1] ADULTS 25 CENTS. CHILDREN 10 CENTS. ponaible, | ‘ered saxzolite in a half pint of witch 30512 Pike Street—Over Owl Drug Store |: Go In at once-—let u amin | azel Bathe the face in this and Photoplay Mouse SECOND AVE. 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