The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 2

ene Speci: il Board ‘Turns Down Tests That Caused Lewis Machine Gun to Lose Out \for your convenience, store open Saturday evenings—} Aan OS a apr 8 —select holiday gifts now— pay next year! Your Credit NO CASH DOWN! “make your own terms!” ections of homefurnishings up to $100 without a cash payment at time of purchase, We invite you, the Seattle ho: irnisher, to “make ur own terme our weil known liberal credit service will fit your individual needs! | Four members of the board appointed by Secretary of War Baker They are, left to right, Col, Henry O Edward P. lto Investigate machine guns. Todd, jr, Capt. Robert H. Willis, Bascom Little and Capt Cole. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 The special board named by Secretary of War Baker to con sider machine guna for the a army has de . previously made, the Benet-Mercier gun was adopted and the Lewis gun turned down, were INSUF FICIENT! A A report reco ends a ae exhaustive . a la . of different « including Lew! The previous tests were made by the United States board of ordnance. The Lewis gun, turned down, was the in vention of a United States army officer, Isaac Lewis, who then took his gun to Europe, where it is doing the most ef fective work of any machine gun in use The ordnance board has been a N tacked from ‘ f Fren f “ aft o heads t rd | benefit t var t SAYS SHE PAID HIS ec The Land feature head-| BILLS AT PORTLAND Clever and pret 4.” a novelty nin, Palace H gram, It is Kleist & © astontahing two excellent toy specials for Saturday— newer, to a petition filed b prompasor Prank M. M ate university ark ction against h More helpful than all wisdom is one » draught of sim- } ple human pity that will not forsake us.—George Eliot. . ps j Four killed in an auto race Saturday in California __Some call it a sporting event! CLIP THIS AND | |tte PER TON ON COAL eee | The ndant the sult in : |eclude Sheriff Donald McRae, the We want 500 new customers for ACMIE and KING] (Gh 1 Ta geen ad COAL. Our experience is that once we get these coal into ix ante, Cnet. arey UNION DENTISTS a basement, the owner of that basement comes back again andjand a ¢ of prominent elt 305!) PIKE 8T again for more of the same zens pr the dock during the shooting " i For one week (ending Saturday, December 2) we will grant every F t | customer, new and old, a discount of 26c per ton on the LUMP gr Its ass ervice To get this discount you m SO ACME or KING COAT. yet clip this af TRAVELERS TO EAT and hand same to the man who delivers your order and Moderate per ton. i Don't wait until the last day. ‘There'll be a rush. Phone Peaches thie A abet i) order NOW. C hey i! ACME COAL CO., 0. M. LATIMER, MGR 0 go Th n {| Main Yard—Elliott 1400 Ballard Yard—Ballard 1360) “labo ae fo West Seattle Yard—West 549 W. hapr b r viding traditional ne in methods and a ulta. » eS Se he ___ | good things to eat and attractive |] Our work 1 guaranteed, Our ~ | decoration operations are as painless as i: peer wail Onlare : perfect equipment and mod | CAN'T BLAME HER @ them he SALEM, Ore. Nov. 24 » are Seeking to annu! her lease on De ‘ an apartment house, Nancy A ve guaran Hill today sent a whisky flask containing 100 bedbugs from Portland to Salem for consid. en work e Union Den eration by the state supreme the pioneer | court, She alleges the bedbuge ifie North | made the apartment house un west, and thelr guarantee | Inhabitable means something JUDGE GORDON hap oods Sian) P ri UNION the charge of pol jwhich was placed with plain clothes officer : First ave. hotel. Gunterman sata || 205¥2 Pike St. Cor. Third Ave. sitet ntelgabaad Over Owl Drug Store B didn't know investigator STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1916. PAGE 2 YOU TAKE NO CHANCES WHEN YOU COME TO THIS OFFICE Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist who has graduated from the best dental colleges. Every operator in this office has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. That's why you take no chances when you come here. Every op- erator knows his business. and CAN PROVE to you that he knows it. } The fact that he has a certificate from the state dental board shows that , he has passed a thorough and searching examination before competent he 4 judges as to his knowledge and ability to practice the profession of den- Anas tistry the way it ought to be practiced. You owe it to yourself to demand to see this proof Your teeth are one of the most valuable things you possess and you certainly ought not to take any chances whatever with them. When the time comes when your teeth need the attention of a dentist—and such a time is almost sure to come for all of us—you certainly want to seek the most competent dentist obtainable. And we have them right at this office for your service. ANOTHER THING We Have Genuine “NOVO-CAIN” This is a statement that can be made by but very few dental offices today. Most dentists have no “NOVO.-CAIN” nor can they get it. It is an imported article and the European war has stopped its importation absolutely. We bought up a large part of the available local supply soon after the European war started, foreseeing just such a shortage as now exists, and for this reason we are still able to offer you the benefits of this peerless dental anaesthetic. ‘“Novo-Cain” is admitted to stend head and shoulders above all dental anaesthetics so far discovered and we have it here. Most other dentists haven't got it and can’t get it. Don’t forget that. This is simply another of the many convincing reasons why you will find it distinctly to your ad- vantage to come to this office for your dental work. DR. L. R. CLARK We are able further to offer you the very lowest prices. This is possible only on account of the very large volume of business that we do at this office. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. You are further protected with an ironclad guarantee, which we give with all work. This guar- antee is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and man- ager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. You will never regret the day that you come to the Regal Dental Offices and make arrange- ments to have your teeth put into perfect condition. It probably won’t cost you nearly so much as you have been figuring it would, and one thing is very certain—it will be worth a great deal more to you than it will cost. It will be worth a lot to you in better health, better efficiency, better possibili- ties for success. Your destiny rests largely in your own hands. Will you make the most of it? Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Corner Third and Union. Diagonally across from the postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. Down in Albupuerque, N. M., a voter rode up to the polls, yelled, “I am for Wilson and peace,” knocked out five Hughes men who protested, then proceeded to scratch his ballot with the muzzle of a six-shooter. Which is still more proof that preparedness stands for peace. _Owtng to the increase in -"s| WEDDING GUEST IS | of leather ch has been on} | IN WRONG WITH THE BRIDE’S PARENTS an honored r broth: | = upward No man can lose what he never had.—Izaak Walton. MALMO & CO. 1913 Westlake Ave., 2nd Door South of Market Entrance For Saturday Only Free Delivery POULTRY FEED render cide on No he married the {ROVE'S signature is on eact Doctor Lindsay Practica Limited to Dineases of MEN 006 nnd 914 r daughter which was be accor Leighlah was night and released o: CHIEF ENGINEER OF room, n bond Scratch Food, per sack 100 Ibs MTT WET] | GZAR STUDIES HERE f s72--")0" Ceneeea Corn, per sack 100 Ibs = \ Whole Corn, per sack 100 Ibs : A t COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY Nicholas P, Melinikoff, chief en Egg Maker, per sack 100 Ibs Sos ARESSES MEN WOMEN gineer of the cabinet of the cxar Corresponding Prices in 25¢ and b0c er a tia om f Russia, in com ny of Rev V. Alexandrot, of the Russian Orth NURSERY DEPARTMENT odox Trinity church m. Fran Beautiful, perfect shaped EB en Englis ¢ aaa Price for Saturday “$1.00 bab tty Ag cry s poche at Boe for and 2 for . Veronica, per dozen BULBS rn WEEK YOUR CREDIT IS 0K. they expla remain in t NEW CRISIS SEEN THE HIPPODROME’S WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Ger J il D y man-American relations over a uvenile Vancing long string of recent submarinings are fraught with possibilities of trouble, which, however, have not et reached the point of a new 2 , crisis Some of Seattle’s Most Exclusive Families The few off of the admin ieeeenes wh i talk today we — yon te Bl took that view of the situation There Must Be a Reason— Classes Cater to Eyes Examined FREE ciORMSIDENT | SUZEALEO: who That Reason Must Be Results— 1as been Visiting educational ins An Eye Examination {tutions in the Bast, is due to arrive in Seattle We day Parents, especially those whose little ones still have W. W. SALE and wife, Waumet youth's awkwardness, are invited to see an exhibition |ta, filed a damage claim for $375 of juvenile fancy dancing at 10 o'clock tonight, under against the city Thursday because the direction of “Bentata” (Alys M, Brown), formerly a a fire bile wagon struck October 28, their automo: resulting in of the Paviowa Ballet Russ nta, and do not pr on rib unless absolu y © the rh my a Cr eae SHED ashore THE HIPPODROME PUPILS WILL GIVE GooD Bi on 0 tical Co tha wale af Bow ¥ acdwre| 11 REASONS FOR PATRONIZING THIS EXCLUSIVE iny p . ed when his mote swamped SCHOOL ntly, was 1116 ist Ave., near Seneca