The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1916, Page 2

if you have an acc your credit 1s good —make your selections of h¢ $100 without a cash your ow eral credit service will fit your indi add a heater to your account! no additional payment! ount here we will place @ heater In your additional payment Your credit ts latest om and other a es to gladden the heart for toys, ng store ake here your toy pureb: payment! “We Credit \ Is NO NT NO CASH DOWN! “make your own terms!” mefurnishings up t the Seattle terms” —our regular price 815— airm, solid oak See Dr. Edwin J. Brown DB. D. HIMSELF bring dette You a Working People Do you know that re 40c Per 100 Lbs. In 20-lb. Bundies—Any Fire |Officer Peterson Merrymakers at the at up and took notice T secede when a serious in an overcoat | mound, “the place is under ar- eaters Regular 100 matte. | } Feat.” Bave cost of Gellvery, profit, | It was Officer ©. the dry squad, The folks departed, ton the doors ( Carlyle arrested bad ao- A search was nore liquor Wedn We're going to wreck these cafes,” {in fast about them.” WE WILL RELL 1,000 Western and Power 2,000 Wighiand (Idaho) 5,000 Thy m Coal Co 000 Mt CIIN a KG Wstablished 20 Years. Main 1512, / Charyi fa) Inte re sv > payment at time of pur- homefurnisher, to well-known lib- vidual needs! Goes on Stage—at the Thalia Cafe Thalia ca looking and with d the stage. jin hand, mount | Get your hats and coats, “ik B. Peterson of in plain clothes and police a former investiga ed liquor from made aome of Mayor Gill sald, cause the complaints are coming 1,000 Mother Lode Copper $0.40 Amelting Surprise Kiver Rainier Mining Co. #TOCK AND BOND BROKERS 119 Cherry st. CITY TO FORCE Logal pressure probably will be brought by the city against the te }tlon company in an effort to m lit live up t agreem and pave car tracks. | The utilit mittee of the! council Th 11 consider the| matter of legal action, Assistant Corporation Counsel Walter F.| furnished an opinion t Superinte nt Valentin ( utilities department, stating that the clty can compel the company to act | Valentine says the company re-| fuses to pave, and In letters to him jdeclares that it doesn't have to ful-| | fil tts franchise obligations because | {it has petitioned the public se« rvice | commission for relief | “Bot the commission hasn't ex empted any company from tts obit gation,” says Corporatioy Counsel | dwell, “and hasn't /any Joga | [right to exempt the corporation OFFICIAL COUNT. IS OVER IN CAL, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov President Wilson's plurality in Col-| Jifornia $s 2,807, according to a tab Julation of complete offtctal returns from every county tn the state fin- | }ished by the republican state cen-| tral committee at 11:30 a. m. to} day | | Carlson, ¢ polled 462 the low demoer 463 This sibility of a s SELL BOOZE TRUCK to truck, used for {lle ¢ liquor, will be s ction, and money to the p achool Meter ha high republican, | while Mra. Tyler was shown to be minates the pos It delegation public a |turned ove ter, and was fo | police October 26, st Second ave., with 17 jaboard, which nob« 24 Stops “Tobacco Habit in One Day Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit Can Ge Banished in From i Me | method and say It ts PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY eo some extra long remembered. S,E, CO. TO PAVE: Marathon at Shrewsbury ed to throw he her arrest weartng apy the with him to V nok over t wood pip there. | Ho's interested tn having the} prog tur CLUB WOMEN GIVE TESTIMONY TO JURY » than a dozen Take the | MILWAUKEE” COME TO THE ORPHEUM Thursday night, November 23rd, them and the “Milwaukee boys” in the side- splitting railroad farce— “Excuse Me” features and you, all at the regular price. STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1916, PAGE 2 49H PIM II MOYs utes UO Aaoy Ray Samuels, the peppery blue streak of vaudeville, at the Alhambra this week, Is pretty lucky She's lucky Levy, artist, along with her They held a tittle party in her dressing room Tuesday, and Levy took a fine brush, some India ink, a plece of bristol board and drew her pleture for The Star. And above is the picture. because Bert ie on the bill studio SISTERS IN JAIL ON CHARGES OF THEFT are in the He said that Ge tment win Four grips were found TRIP OFFERS ’ C. Henr |, membe ard ¢ has invited Mayor of the council and] Hw. mnatchoe new 63 ea of varic Thursday Night’s the Night Phoebe Hunt and Norman Hackett and travel with surprises in store for It will be a night Mou of a $300 arrested in the enta by Constable foe LAXATIVE gause. There is nevieve attempt out of the Jow at the time of; 4 with expensive works to & Friday and | inch cresote being constructed | lube, and the be- | at eet Evy everal ts which will be bande osecutor Lundin said 0 idea ant pe disminsed G “Bromo Quis! W. GROVES Thursday Money Saving SPECIALS at the SUNSET MARKET Picnics Fancy Bacon Pot Roast Veal Roast . . Pork Roast .... Veal Chops... Link Sausage . Lamb Chops ;: Eastern “Oysters, pt. ..14%e -20c SUNSET MARKET C. E. Mengedoht, Prop. ‘109 Pike St. Next Door to Bon Marche NORTHWEST TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Second Avenue and Union Street WASHINGTON EATTI Loans and Discounts Municipal Bonds t Bonds r and K Real Estate R Government ar Bonds ‘ eoee Cash on hand and Bank Deposits, November Deposit Gain in one year........... . $366,102.05 Commercial and Savings Accounts Invited 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings—4 Per Cent T. 8S. LIPPY B, SHORROCK, President ALEX, MYERS, Se ary 1 V SMITH, Cashier SINCE A The day we began business at our Second and WE HAVE GAINED IN DEPOSITS... new home at * CHAMBER AND Wag AvP] OF AXHON'] 8] sponureg Avy ~ - ° ture ts on bes. f5¢, RESOURCES r res Railre due from LIABILITIES 191¢ B91D auiwonssas 1 November 10, Cashier SPTEMBER 13, COMMERCIAL TO _ MERGE, MAYBE Members of the Chamber of Commerce will have an oppor tunity to vote on whether or not they want their organiza tion merged with the Commer cla! Club, The referendum propgaltion submitted Wednesday, { Are you willing to merge the Commercial Club with the Chamber ) |of Commerce on terms agreed upor [by your 1 of directors? In this con n it f# underntooe that any question involving finan by the chamber will be to members for ratifica Kelleher, Fre Karl ames P. om wud: ining they had without know relal Club's 4 debtedness J, EB, Chitberg took a stand against the diverting of the cham |ber’s $80,000 promotion fund tn case the m er went thru voted to oppose th issue of the port com OLD-TIME COLD CURE—DRINK TEA! time }to break a ope | tho | breaking a It is in | vegetable entirely therefore barmless DRL. CLARK We Shall Expect a Call From You Tomorrow Regal Dental Offices L. 1. Clark, Manager In Every Kospect Seattle's Leading Dentists 1405 Third Ave. N. W . | Diagonally 874,107.01 137,452.28 87,950.00 9,345.08 2,000.00 15.250. $148,780.70 268,978.70 417,759.40 $1,655,303.45 $ 100,000.00 Vice President Ww SPRAGUE A stant 1915 Union $460,395.00 elt Hne, but ap 0) school bond # and buildings Corner Thire Mrs. Mays Can Tell You “For years | have suffered tortures from tooth- ache, yet I dreaded the thought even of the den- tal chair. 1 visited one dentist after another, seeking advice and relief, without avail, until finally Dr. Sipes’ announcement of Free Pain- less Extracting caught my eye. Now my teeth troubles are ended. I want every man and woman in Seattle to know that the Boston Den- tal Co. can actually extract teeth without pain. Dr. Sipes pulled 12 teeth for me yesterday, and I can truthfully say that there was not the slightest feeling, much less hurt. It is simply wonderful and I feel fine; no unpleasant;after- effects.” Mrs. W. C. Mays lives at 7729 First Avenue Northeast. If you live in her neighborhood drop in and ask her about the Boston Dental Co.’s Pain- less system. Thousands of similar cases are scattered through- out Seattle and Western Washington. The Boston Dental Co. actually has a genuine Painless System. No matter what the operation—drilling, grinding, crowning, extracting live nerves, etc.—you can be absolutely sure that it will be done without the slightest hurt. Extracting teeth is absolutely Free here. No charge, no matter how many. No obligation on your part to have other work done. If you are skeptical, let us extract just one tooth to demonstrate. All work is done under the personal direction of M. O. Sipes, D. D. S., first honor graduate of the great Toronto university Only work of the very highest order and that at a very low price, and fully guaranteed. Boston Dental Co. 1420 Second Avenue. | Opposite the Bon Marche. an steamer Ausable arrived WHEAT COMES TO kh th afternoon from Buenos U. S. ABOARD AUSABLE ; es with 180,000 bushels of Ar. gentine wheat aboard Capt Knipers reported several othe GALV ESTON, Nov 22 —The | Steamers there loading wheat for Ameritas ports, FRY E’S QUALITY MARKETS Thursday Specials: Fresh Steer Pot Roast. . 10c | Selected T-Bone | ac Sy eee ee Loin Pork RODE... 0.000 eeee Rib and Loin Lamb Chops....... Choice Veal “hops Pig Hams, Fancy Mild-cured Boston Butts, lean, sweet and tender COMING SUNDAY Harold L n “Big Tremaine” Name. CLEMMER Seattle's Best Phe lay Mouse GRACEFUL MENaxt WOMEN WERE TRAINED IN GRACE AND EAS€ OF MANNER IN CHILD. HOOD HILDREN may have this training at little cost by joining the Juvenile Class fn Rallroom or Fancy Dancing at THE HIP POBROME BENTATA merly of the 15c Watch for FRYE’S BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS | OLYMPIC MARKET xr 1422.24 First Ave, AMERICAN MARKET 619-21 Third Ave BERN MARKET O4 Weatern Ave. Under the (Alys Mu Bro Paylowa Ballet ‘Communteate with her at ELLIOTT 3187 y BALLARD MARKIE 6443 Ballard Ave. GHOPS OPEN UNTIL 6:20 P,