The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 8

‘Extensive Display Fall Footwear Demonstrating the Remarkable Value-Giving Ability of the Upstairs Shoe Store Delightful Place to Trade Al L most poy ONOMIC "$3.45 $3.45 nel h leather "$3.45... $3. 95 atent and meta tton io and low gut cloth tops, a a um $2.95 Smart gray kid Lace Roots around vamp and stay « id Lace o led kid Roots, narrow jolden brown button or MEN’S SHOES A complete lar style wear, as well for hard wear tional val S25 S3.95. Mall Orders Delivered Free by Parce! Post OSTON\HOE( 0. SAMPLE, 7 HOP NINC. Second Ave Pike St. showing, the 1 for str = th OPEN SATLRDAY HVENING 10 9 tITtt BUILDING AK VATOR SECOND LOOR at SIX CASES of the finest whisky Were discovered by the police Thursday in two trunks which ‘came here as baggage aboard an OW. R. R. & N. train. New nail heads driven into the trunks gave the clew which led to the discovery | of the booze. to annul the marrtage of her daug 16 superior ter, Vera. in the court July 17 last, without the consent | the mother. BiG SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AT WESTERMAN’S —2 STORES NOW- Greenhood Flannel Overshirts and Work Shirts Made in Seattle With Union Label Natural Gray Shirts at, each .$1.00 $1.50 $1.75 at $2.50 -36.00 $7.50 Oxford and Brown Flannel Shirts at, each Blue and Gray Flannel Shirts at, Khaki and Gray each Flannel Shirts, all wool wu: S U Army Cloth Logger Shirts at 5. Army Cloth Cruiser Shirts, at These are guaranteed waterproof B. & L. Union Made Underwear Fine Ribbed, Natural Color Union Suits, each $1.50 Fine Worsted Ribbed Union $3.00 Worsted, Ribbed, Suits, each Suits, each Pure White Union Ribbed Shirts and Worsted, Ribbed Fine Drawers at, each Pure Shirts and Drawers, SPEC $1.25 L. V. WESTERMAN “ngage 2 STORES oy Weatlake IAL—Cooper’s Underwear, natural value, per GARMENT POCO SOOCOOSO OSSD FCO S OOO SSO SSS COS SOOO SSSOOS Lost Vitality Restored Remedy Discovered by a Forty-Year Blood and Mei Men who have w gone the pare: Men w Nervous Knergy is 0x dtetp for Weaf Men Men who bay fect Manhood: Me have lost all J) Old, and linve 0 Bpecialint Restiows who ate should tr and Vit De Jost Sonbit om” Dr. Pierce's Sexoid Pills fent by boxes for five jong than $1 per ys faile to beneBt after a fale trial. Cam anytilng Address RAYMOND REMEDY CO. Cireniar Pree, Room 6, Hotel Anti Seccceccccccccccccccoscococosscooe POOCOCOP OOOO OSS SOS OS OOOO OC OO>S CSO SO OOO OR OSSe MRS. CLARA BAKER is seeking sta, according to suit filed Thursday.| Vera was married to Ross Bittinger,| sion tn China of Peercccecccccccccoecsoceseeser+ooes STAR—FRIDAY, KAISER'S MEN RAINIER CLUB MEN OCTOBER 6, 1916. PAGE 8 NATIONS WILL ASK SLAVS TO IN ROW OVER STREET KEEP ARMED it be a | of several appears fight between the Rainier club other members In this manner, R. H. Thomson, former city en gineer, summed up the acrimo nious debate Thuraday afternoon condemnation of Boylston avenue, between Pike and Pine, came up before the streets ee to one me to member and HELP END WAR Secret Separate Peace Meet Was Held, Ackerman Learns Councilman which ensued when the BL DEAL FELL THRU BY CARL W. ACKERMAN U. P, Staff Correspondent THE HAGUE, Sept, 16.—(By Mall.) —Despite official denials that Russia cently discussed a | have learned from re commit While nown referred to Rainier elu Hughe and Germany re separate atlas peace, femnation James A and other are Ke Rainier ely against the condemnation Damage Swell Homes Hughes’ propert na 3 to Warsaw, Copen John W hagen and The Hague that some sort of a conference did take place At present, however, there is little prospect that Russia will desert the aliles, Rumania’s Intervention in the war has changed the situation entirely from the czars standpoint t that a peace meeting orn sbHahe cant v gulch Kerr It a ave val home have magnificent homes naK “vy xt been published in any under ene country ®, tho it created Holland and th Hare ing againat th the real 000 tion tn neutral Clared Ann, Spas here denia but offictals tu believe following Russian le AT ONCE! $ sToes STOMACH MISERY AND INDIGESTION : ‘Pape’s Diapepsin’ Makes Sick, Sour, Gassy Stomachs Feel Fine this fact countries great the Courant article is true Th etal Courant asserted that resentatives of the czar Sturmer met the ka and Field Marshal Von Hinden |burg at Kovno in August. Exactly what caused the negotiations to be broken off was not learned. One report wax that Russia learned that Rumania was about to enter the war Another report that Em peror Franz Josef had refused to leede Galicia and Bukowina to Rus the price demanded czar for 4 separate pe mnt Russia was sald to be willing to ape and | wan me foods you eat h »d, rk into stubborn cause a sick, sour Now, Mr. or Mrs this down: Pape’s Diay everything, leaving nothing loff's offensive had failed to cap-|t0 sour and upset you. There never ture Lemberg and Kovel a: Was anything so safely quick cause the allies had not given her| Certainly effective. No difference ful co-operation on other|how badly your stomach is disor |dered you will get happy relief in utes, but what pleases you that it strengthen stomach so you can favorite foods without lumpe KaeKy wtomach Dyspeptie, Jot pale di be agKres Brust make @ separate 5 |ahe was afratd of Japanes because Gen ne Germany, according to a neutral lin The Hague, was willing to see that Turkey made ences jsions to Russla regarding the Dar danelies. Poland was to be made a kingdom, with a slice ela jadded, under Prince Leopold of | Bavaria “JOYRIDE” PARTY ENDS IN SMASH aA yride,” "which wes started at 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Vancouve: in a stolen automobi termination after an ride Friday morning fi this side of Bothell. One man, Tom Veitch, lies seriously injured in the city hospital and four com are held on open charg the city jail, awaiting the ar. rival of er Collins, 334 Ab- bott st out formal charge against the joyriders. The machine lies on the a complete wreck en-passenger Winton. | The cause of the accident is not} } some . feer Most remedies ometines-—th sore. Pape's Diapepsin pemtire 80. pare vom |e fa healthy condition so the 7. t come back You feel different Pape's Diapepain” tact with the stomach just vanishes--your stomach gets sweet, no gasen, no belehing, no eructations of undigested food, your pea clears and you feel fine. Go now, make the best invest | a you ever made, by getting a/ large fifty-cent case of Pape’s Dia | pepsin from any drug store. You! |realize in five minutes how need Hess it is to suffer from indigestion, | dyspepsia or any stomach disorder your give you relief are slow, bu is . mach in misery as noon an (Pala ALLEN lL. BENSON World Famous Orator Socialist Party Candidate for PRESIDENT On the Issues of the Advertisement Hothell it ia a [known | Following the accident, 8. Watte,| |the driver; J. C. Mulr, L. E. Con-| |way, F. E. Bell and Tom Veitch} hailed a Bothell stage and were ldriven into Seattle inor wounds were dressed oa |four of the victims, and they were }lodged in jail. Veitch is suffering }a broken collar bone and possible} jinternal injuries | | Collins, the owner, |to Seattle now “YOM KIPPUR" BEGINS TONIGHT Yom Kippur,” the |day of religious ob vance in the} Jewish calendar, begins at sunset | Friday and continues until sunset} | Saturday night | Practically all places of business, operated by Jews, will be closed in Seattle Yom Atonem fast day is on his way | most solemn| Kippur” means “Day of nt and is observed as a Special services will be lconducted at the Temple de Hirsch, Campaign the Congregation Bikar Cholum,| |the Herzl synagogue and several) | Hippodrome jother places of worship. The en-| \}] 5th and University |tire day is devoted to prayer It is on this day, according to SEATTLE Jewish theology, that the Almighty Oct. 8th 8 P.M. Why do the As- TEMPLARS ENJOY sociated and United Press suppress Ben- 50TH ANNIVERSARY son’s speech? WATCH THE GREAT DISPLAY OF in the L. O. G. T | At the Opening of CHICAGO, Oct. 6—Dr the Benson Meeting Arthur L. Blunt, arrested for the lith time on charges of 1) legally selling drugs, went on a hunger strike” and refused to eat for 90 minutes, until a guard brought steak. Seattle lodge ational Order celebrated its Thursday, night | hall, he Western Scandi |Grand lodge joined in the tion, The Seattle lodge i est in Washington. It October 4, 1866. | The lodue meeting was followed fan celebra the old was found General Admission 25 Cents and} comes in con-| distrens DENTISTS AT WAR'S END H gulch that will not Rider Haggard pense 1 and t wil o foot th entua Emigration to U. S. and Lands to Be Curbed For eign TO FORTIFY ALL TOWNS traveling of the devising ng British under the Britain meas (Haggard hes beer the length and breadth British Empire means for restrict emigrants to lands British flag. If Great and 1| adopts these restrictive ures, it is tikely other pean nations, all of which fore see another war to follow the present conflict, will follow her example. This would ma if not end, em United States d which the elty ow the same : Euro the elty for CHICAGO, Oct for faitnt two gen ward terially reduce, igration to the EDITOR o died BY SIR H Famous RIDER HAGGARD Author Britain as the We up against old dread problems of life the necessity of acif - preservation of salvation from slavery, and of the protection of our women and omes Like a flash a dark night, this sudden war has shown us many fearful things, It has shown us that we can no long er rely upon treaties; that Chris tlanity has no real hold upon the hearts of a great portion of the people of Europe; that highly civ Jilized man is infinitely more sav age than the savages, because he sharpens his sword with science It is ff English After the war, Great sleep on its spears Zulus say rr CONSTIPATED [. When Cross, Feverish Sick Give “California Syrup of Figs” and n n th fruit lax cleanses Bard HR bags and bow noth ative olse the tender stomac h, liver A child simply will not stop play ty the bowels, and the result they become tightly clog ged with waste, liver gets slug ish, stomach sours, then your lit tle one becomes cross, balf-sick, fe verish, don't eat. sleep or act nat urally, breath ts bad, system full of cold throat, stomach ache Listen, Mother! See coated, then give a tea: of “California Byrup of and in a few hours the ing to en no wtre of fancy to au has sore at to come grouy powerful it ract in the nd archery the jconstipated waste, sour bile and un. |00Ue the sted food passes out of the ays . and you have a well, playf 4 again Millions of mothers give nia Syrup of Figs” because it is verfectly harmless; children love | it, and it never fatin to act on the tomach, liver and bowels droggiet for a Callfornia Syr which has full dir hildren of all ages an crown-ups plainly Heware of Get fornia Pig Refuse any other tempt butts at lyoung men WE ARE (GINNING OF 50-cent! ot antaganets ad ite Sundays and by law which were t Cal on ONLY AT THE BE AN ARMED ERA! te s of this war * for 4 te printed on the ounterfelts sold the genuine, made by |, Syrup Company kind with con ta? ngland aod the ‘De OVerseas cannot to found rest in jture They |they cannot unless the with any ny period of pro- the immediate fu-| be armed. Andj armed a ready | have the men to deal} sudden emergency when| jthe empire will find iteelf at war] WITHOUT the he the |powerful nations in Europe | And where are the n to come from ff we allow them to drift away to the United States or to If England, during the last 50 years, had saved to the em pire those citizens who emi Grated to the United States alone, instead of a white popu- lation of 58,000,000 thruout the whole empire, there would be today a white population of EIGHTY MILLIONS—or larger than that of Germany. It fs therefore our duty ry British man and woman ves England goes to make a home eor ace the Brit ish flag | PEOPLE NOT TO VOTE. | CITY WATER BONDS Because submit th must be of Have to Watch the Clock and wonder if it is too late to dine. You can take your meals at BIRD'S ~Daylight Cafeteria TIME to see! where AT ANY FOR WE OFFER imi d time in which oposition, and the d of ha acquire the neede ds to make Swan lake a storage ervoir, the 1 1 not lasked to vote at » November e tion on a bonds | Second at Seneca |} ‘rho of the Continuous Service to 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. i Every Day in the Year It's Most Convenient, Too— th utility pment water levelo |syster The city has ‘our nds itself condemnation of the the bonds also will truction of a third vey Cedar river wa il authority REAL PAINLESS| } finance I pipe line to the city Superintendent ithe new contemy two to two the use of son distance Heside Swan lake land the cor Youngs’ plan for rom Swan lake @ concrete viaduct for nd a half miles, then wood stave pipe for and steel pipe in the pipe fn order to introduce our me (whalebone) plate, which ts th lightest and strongest plate known, | foes not cover the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the | cob; guaranteed 15 years Gold crown coe £3.00) $15 net of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 $10 set of teeth Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 White crowns Gold fillings ... Ailver fillings Platina fiitings All work guaranteed for 15 years Have impression taken tn the morn- ing and get teeth same day, Exams Ination and advice free It amd See Samples of 01 4 Bridge Work, We the Test of Time. Rose City Importing Co. 404 14th St. Oakland, Cal. Offers its cus- tomers in Seat- tle and Wash- ington com- plete of choicest = Cali- fornia Grape Juice, Mineral Waters, etc., at lowest prices. All orders ship- $1.00 up t of our pr lines vee ommended by s, whore work ts entintn: tion. Ask our customers who our work When coming to our office, be sure you are in the tight place, Bring this ad with you OHI Cut - Rate | Dentists IVENRSITY sT, __oppent or atieticsipanten Cn ped day “USE $1 TAR W WANT | ceived. |ADS FOR RESULTS qommmmmmem—see| 51 “ ent patrona, giving mood re- AN EVENTFUL SHOWING OF WOMEN’S COATS Variety and Beauty Among Pretty Styles $14.75, $17.50, $22.50, $27.50 up to $49.50 Tailored Suits for Women and Misses ’ 1 Bre fur H-wool Ser P. vadcloths and and velvet ws— in attractive cdlors, priced respectively $19.50, $24.50, $29.50 up to $49.50 as f Furs, Waists, Skirts and Petticoats. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings at Popular Prices Your Credit Is Good Open a Charge Account—Buy Now What You need in Fall garments, pay later as you get paid. Store Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 o’Clock. 1119-1121 Third Avenue Between Seneca and Spring Sts. Glasses $2.50 on Earth ALL AIDS FOR EYE SIGHT S Should be very carefully chosen. Only the most skillful selection will Fiat Leos. Torte. Lee Home of the Best insure the proper help to the vis- jon. Better obtain your glasses here, after scientific examination of your eyes and their needs. To select glasses in any other way a crime against your eyes, MARCUM OPTICAL CO. Near Madioon: ° Near Madison. CHASING THE DUCK! Great Sport for Bathers and for Spectators at the Crystal Pool Saturday Night live HREt with a cach the ducks will be freed in the pool, different: number First the no fk corresponding with Vhird the Second and of three prizes Contest swimmers for capture ducks open to all rmal entries Saturday night concert by Dewey’s Orchestra from 8:30 to 10:30 Children—Come Saturday Morning Special prices from 9 to 11 a, m.—15e, under age; 25¢, 12 18 admission) be in the water to look after 12 years Guards the little (includes and f to will tots. assist STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS e