The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1916, Page 2

FE RES WAAL OPE BEBE Lt PORE LAE PEIS IY LOOOS RE OE Pt Ro Ee RATES RSPR i Pe ORES ED (eee {for your convenience: store Saturday eventngs— ={ NO CASH DOWN! “make your own terms yr. Individual NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! —“make your own terms!”’ -—NO INTEREST! —most unusual credit offer ever extended by any store in America! —select any VICTROLA up to $100, which will be sent to your home WITHOUT .A CASH PAYMENT! suggestions from our stock of popular records: 17968 Memories [One Fleeting Hour . 17918 [Mother 17953 Tn the Glory of the Moonlight 17942 |Are You From Dixte? (Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You . 64405 By John MeCormack 1 Hear You Calling Me By John McCormack |Perfect Day . By Evan Willams |Nightingale Song .. By Alma Gluck Little Gray Home in the West By Alma Gluck Poet and Peasant No. i 'Poet and Peasant No. 2 33539 64120 64306 64566 Ga4iz 35509 Hello Hawali! Fox Trot {Are You From Dixie?.. Medley One-Step Rigoletto Quartet Lucia Sextette 35066 By Victor Opera Sextett e 'Wedding of Sunshine and the Rose The | What a Wonderful Mother You'd Be | Somewhere 4 a Voice Is Calling By Victor Concert Orchestra 18116 |Daly’s Reel—One-Step and Buck Dance (Daley) (Banjo Solo) Medley of Southern Melodies (Banjo Solo) Fred Van Eps Massa’s in de Cold, Cold Ground “Essence Dance”—"Kingdom Coming”—Golden Slippers “Carve dat 'Possum” 7 ‘Lanette—Waltz Caprice (Henton) (Saxophone Solo—with Conway's Band) T5e¢ The Te | ste $i—- s1-—- $1 st H, Benne Henton Slidus Trombonus (A Trombone Comedy) (Lake) Conway's Band 79 If | Knock the “L” Out of Kelly Medley Waltz (from "Step This Way” (Grant Including “By $1.23 V Band Canary Cottage—Medley One-Step (Carroll) (for dancing) $1.25 “It's Always Orange Day in Cali That Syncopated “Old Man Methuselah Victor Military Band Tse Sad Luana Shore" $1.25 | fornia Harp” $1.50 EMPRESS MODEL adjustable dress form automatic and collapsible— —it makes perfect dressmaking feasible at home, be adjusted to every size form and height; $1250 as form can when collapsed, it takes up little space. ADDED TO ACCOUNTS WITHOUT ADDITIONAL PAYMENT! —automatic collapsible and adjustable dress forms; and this is the only article of its kind ever offered usually sold for $17.50 to it this low price, $12.50. ture Co. ‘The Largest Credit Apparei institution in the United States g < j POPULAR With the You Can Use Your Credit Here—Always THE ONE STORE WHERE CREDIT is REALLY AN ACCOMMODATION 211 Union Clothes-Wearing PUBLIC! The employed Bradbury System Suits and Overcoats if, ; have made this brand of clothing a popular favor See our style, perfect fit ite with the men of Seattle and vicinity new Fall and Winter styles Priced From $20 Upwards Other Reliable Makes at the Popular Price of $15 Double-Breasted Overcoats Cleverly tweeds, cheviots and the rough withstand stylish outergarments in to tailored cravenetted rain, warm, just arrived Notice the Window Display Very often you find it inconvenient to wait until you This ex have the ready money to make needed purchases. store has built a great business on the foundation tending Credit to all. Select your clothes when you need them—-pay by the week or month, as you wish. Hats Shoes Furnishings tor te unt © ith 86, Te and splendid: workmanship STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, LAND SHOW TO BE FIXTURE Definite work was started Friday by the Seattle Commercial Club to make the Northwest Land Product exposition a permanent fixtire and an annual event in this elty This announcement was made by J. ©, Reid ganization, ecretary-elect of the or following the unant mous adoption of a resolution pre nented by the exhibitors Thursday at a luncheon given to the officers of the exposition by the Commercial hibitor, from as far east 1916, PAGE ? OUR SERVICE IS HIGHEST | CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR » border of Montana, | a of Oregon and Washington, promised to bring larg er and better exbibite next year If Seattle would promise to make the show an annnal event Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and other civic and commercial organizations expressed a firm b that their bodies would start immediately to get behind the movement JANE ADDAMS FOR WOODROW WILSON NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Jane Addams, Hull House, Chicago, and Miss Lillian Wald, one of the most prominent suffragist workers In New York, today de clared themseives in favor of the reel ion of President Wil son. The announcement was made thru the Woodrow Wilson Independent league. FREE ART SCHOOL TO MEET MONDAY The Sirst session of the free art school will be held Monday night at the old court h The school will De volun tary contributions, Students and others interested are invited Additignal information can be ob. tained from ©. W. Flynn, viae president, pt Kenwood 3126. kept w y yone COME ON BOYS And Girls, Too! Saturday morning ts your morning at the Crystal Pool Special Rates Rewween 9 and ti, i5e if you are under 12, 25c between 12 and 18 (incindes admis sion) Steam heat makes the Nat- atorium a delightful place tn i! kinds of weather Special commutation tick ets for adulte—20 for $5.60— only 27%ec pér swim. This includes admission and all privileges of the Crystal Pool Second Game of the Water Polo Tourna- ment Next Tuesday Night—Elke Against Y. M,C. A. Team 116-118 PIKE Saturday Specials Fancy Hens, lb 16¢ Steer Pot Roast, lb. 10¢ Shoulder Veal Roast, per Ib. 12%¢ Steer Round Steak, per Ib, bees ‘16 Shoulder Lamb, Pe Ib. vie Bue Shoulder Pork Roast, per Ib. . 14¢ Leg of Lamb, lb....18¢ Our Meats Are Govern- ment Inspected “The” Butter Store Specials Fancy New Full Cream Cheese, Ib 23¢ 4 Large Cans Milk 25¢ (With other purchase) We have just added a complete line of teas and coffees at special values, We have the best of everything at this office to turn out the very highest g rade dental work—the most-up-to-date equipment—the best of materials—and the best men. We Have “Novo-Cain” That's a statement that mighty few dental offices can make these days. And every one of them would LIKE to have “Novo-Cain,” be sure of that, for it is recognized and admitted by those in a position to know, to be head and shoulders above any and all other dental anaes- thetics. But it is imported from Europe, and in common with many other useful and necessary articles, its importation has been entirely stopped by the European war. We wouldn’t have it, either, if we hadn’t been far-sighted enough tohave known that the very condi- tions that exist today were coming up. We did, however, and soon after the war in Europe broke out we bought up a large part of the available local supply. We have ample for all our needs right now. Other dentists, less fortunate, have, in many cases, been forced to resort to substitutes. You can come here and have your work done with genuine “Novo-Cain.” the many convincing That is just one of reasons, however, why you will find it most distinctly to your advantage to come to this office for your dental work. We employ only registered dentists at the highest grade graduate this office, men who have graduated from the best dental colleges, and who have passed the examination of the State Dental Board. Each and every operator in this office has his certificate from the State Dental Board hang- ing right on the wall in plain sight of all. in front of his dental chair, This relieves your mind of all anxiety as to whether or not he is competent and qualified to do your work the way it ought to be done. It is proof positive only one-half or one-third that he knows his volume it do can possibly afford to take. Only the best of materials are allowed to be used in this office. Materials that will turn out work that will give lasting and permanent satis- faction—the kind that we can afford to go behind with our ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. We give with all work that leaves the office 1405 THIRD AVENUE. LONDON, “Oct. 18 towns of Prosenik and Topolova, captured from the Bulgara a few) 50 CENTS ', Girte’ and Childree's KAVANAGH’S Firet and Union. 1008 First, at Madison OLIVE OIL as a food or a medicine to be perfectly satisfactory must be pure and have an agreeable fiavor as well MERLINO’S M. B. BRAND VIRGIN OLIVE OIL The oi! with the rich flavor— fruity is absolutely pure and has a superior flavor The up-to date modern sanitary plant in which it is eanned pre serves the ¢ ate flavor of the ripe sprin ve and as sures you an excellent oil full of nuteition antl medicinal properties. Get a can from your dealer today and if not satisfied we will cheerfully refund your money Sold in half pints, pints, quargs and gallon cans. METROPOLITAN GROCERY CO. 310 MAIN STREET Importer of Italian Products Pushing | their patrols eastward from the) | days ago, the British reconnoitered with armored cars along the rafl- way to the junction of the Seres- Demirhissar and Seres-Salonika |roads, it was officially announced today. The Bulgars are holding the railway in considerable force. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES aH _ rnd WEEK YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. Washing Won't Rid | | ‘The only sure way to get rid of | dandruff is to dissolve it, then you | destroy it entirely, To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary lliquid arvon; apply it at |when tetiring use moisten the scalp and gently with the finger tips Do this tonight, and by morning, |most if not all, of your dandruff jwill be gone, and three or four dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of {t, no mat- |ter how much dandruff you may | have You will tind, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluf | fy, lustrous, gloasy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times | better You can get liquid arvon at any drug store, It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.——Adver- Head of Dandruff || night | enough to| rub it in}the Panama-Paacific exposition un | headquarters more applications will completely | torial in that paper, which approves on L. Rn. CLARK a guarantee of satisfaction which is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. You are protected from every angle. We have a big investment in this office. Many pieces of equipment cost large amounts of money, but we have nothing which compares in value at all with the sterling reputation for honest and square dealing that we have built up by years of service to the people of Seatle and vicinity. This is by long odds the most precious thing that we possess. : Are we going to take any chances with it? You can safely wager your last dollar that we are not. When you come to this office the first time we feel that the transaction has only begun. We are determined that you will leave this office #0 pleased and satisfied that you will not only come back yourself should you require our ser- vices in the future, but that you will also recom- mend your friends to us, and be able to do it conscientiously. We suggest that you delay the important mat- ter of your teeth no longer. Come in at once— let one of our experts give your teeth a examination and tell you just what it will cost to put them into perfect condition. Probably it won't cost nearly as much as you have thought it would. One thing is very certain, it will be worth a great deal more\to you than it will cost. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. wow W. CORNER THIRD AND UNION. Diagonally Across From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. IT UP TO LISTER Oct. was openly charged and quite gen- M'BRIDE PUTS | | ELLENSBURG, 13.—“It | erally believed during the cam. |paign of 1912 that Gov. Lister had | jthe support of the saloon interests) of the state of Washington in oppo- sition to Gov, Hay. charge was true is immaterial, For, | if true, | would not be so unfair as} to question the sincerity of his | present attitude.” | Henry McBride, republican candi- date for governor, in a speech here }last night, hurled the “wet” brand direct at Lister in the same man- ner that the latter employed at the Grand theatre in Seattle last Mon- day. At that time Lister asked Mc Bride to state if press reports that he had been supported by the brew- Jeries in 1908 were true. “Coming down to still more re-| cent hist McBride said, “let us) look at the Washington Voter, a| weekly newspaper which is Gov,| Lister's personal organ. Its editor is Herman W. Ross, formerly aj} member of the board of control un-} der Lister and publicity agent at! der Lister, “He is now Lister's press agent and attached to the governor's I quote from an edi-| of Initiative Bill No. ery bill.” The governor read the editorial, then added: “I would not be so unkind as to! charge that his political organ re-| flects Gov, Lister's sentiments, or} that he is in harmony with “ views of his press agent,” Gov, McBride then stated his ow n| position to be against both the, brewery and hotel bills, and against 24, the brew- any other attempt to weaken the prohibition law, Whether this| 9) | | | GET | THIS! Just to get you better ac- quainted with us and our fine line of Italian, French and other Fancy Imported Groceries, we are featuring this week CAESAR EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL at the Attractive Price of | 90 And to Every Purchaser of a Quart During the Entire Week, Will Be Given \. A Package of Macaroni FREE High Grade “Qitek Service and Courteous Treatment Is the Motto of This Store WE WANT TO KNOW You BETTER National Market Co. 405 PIKE ST, CENTS PER QUART Goods, Practice Limiiat to 1