The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 5

| Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furn. Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU OCR creat aystem has been established for your conventence—te fesint you to furnish your home along your own Individual fdeas, Our terms are easier and our prices are lower than will be found anywhere No extra charges. . JUST YOUR WORD THAT YowLE par 6 F0.00 Worth of 8 1.00 Down, . Seo STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 12 IS PUZZLING TO 1916. PAGE 5 GTP Omen, fred Received January Telephone “Main 6720” i Mee Dougall = fouthwick ani THt STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT: Established 1875 Just Received Butterick Patterns for January Shop on a Transfer hoof = ft ~~ . . \ ino.00 Worth St Pret y Sweaters Are A Practical and handsome Gift e : e We or Much in Demand AN UMBRELLA | M PRESENT day — sport Services ip et A . By Carl D. Groat make them an absolute _ United Press Staff Correspa : necessit Che girl who Aes WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—If Germany's peace| ion for the sending of Chr kates will appreciate on proposals are such that she merely wishes the United) man Package ; for a Christmas gift. States to act as courier in transmitting them, this gov-] “ Angora Sweater are — s ill pass the proposals along without any com Pig Se ee beautiful as well as com ment of her own purchases to 1 p fortable Shown in such On the other hand, if Germany's proposals are eae ine earn t colors as rose, green, blue that the United States itself, along with other neut Fisinks for the Christma ind orange, with bands of nations, shall make proposals in their own name in Ger-| pecemee tte ae mn white on cuffs, collar, pock- 7 . bs the administration will study the pro-| tickers, et ets, and around the bottom. posals before taking action eae ; vith convertible col- This does not mean, however, that the United ivered d { may be worn high ates would not transmit the proposals under the secon : we Tiga ta the throat, or low, if me mbreliae in colo to match M var ‘ These facts were officially revealed at the state de-| wits ee “$12.50. be Tew Wigs ehh te FY ser Riri pact syesnanatssasasastesstzstassesszenecsescstaesecerstssseneneneesesesensesisamentis Partment shortly after Secretary Lansing was wn} lieDouge smart ire iw t y handle, $10.00. i United Press dispatches saying Germany had initiated} Each in @ Christmas vox, Virst Ploor ‘ a peace movement. In the absence, however, of exact] ° , . rs § S H A N G H A I # information as to what Germany thinks, Lansing with- New The De Luxe in Men s Christmas Gifts ~o RESTAURANT held comment. His only statement for publication was, Desi bateatniage. ones : may : “| know nothing about it and have nothing to say.” | esigns We Race bes li of Men 25¢ Lunch and Dinner 5] _Tasofar es the United Prose dle |ter of course and diplomed eeaeae thi ) give you the patches show, Germar arse, | teay Served Daily Alottielale potated out, is unprece:| Bute larger question Is § PASAMAM at $4.56;'43.00, sh poiasen eaten 11. A. M. fo 7 P.M. fens, For wants nevtral na We Rave just installed o # mit t iat kt the t Ay opora fj | ITH STERLING SILVER BUCKLES, $1.50, $2.50 # tude SAS Hetenee OC SEO) 00, if Germany's offer < Ame | SUSPENDERS IN HOLIDAY BOXES, 50c, 75¢ f m he use of the lt tiga " aver} $1.00 and $1.00 will « aa ae Re nd as & mat-' ernment does. e STREET AND DRESS GLOVES, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, hetelhcnenatietres onic me 5 $5.00. | Aeclt ee ge AE a E | UTOMOBILE GLOVES, $2.00 and $5.00 3 1EN’S SHIRTS, $1.5 $3.85, $5.50, $6.95, 106 Second Ave. So. rif oie cB Near Ye Way P i: ful and ornamental, A EN’S SILK SCARFS, 45c to $ N S BATH ROBES $5.00, Halt Bik. So. of Smith Bidg # Ra Sue dhe ok . $7.00, $8.50, $10.50, $12.50 and $1 A IMOBILE ROBES, $8.95, $10.0 HE EATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES : , we a HOUSE COATS, $5.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00, os $15.00, $19.50, $22.50. Bissosssssetss $333s303$ess3e5 NOCOMMENT ‘BRIAND PICKS soe3bse3esss53509 THE REICHSTAG $2.25 Ball Bearing Roller First Floor BERLIN, De 12.—Great thr about t r t FROM WILSON NEW CABINET pissed the’ Got becdaks todd Poi. what tea G BI TBE ws mire: ioe seen, connects Skates, $1.95 WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—"N« sf expected to be the t ant me g e¢ the star reliat y and Ve will gladly « . Fe comment at this time” was the firs PARIS, Dec. 12 nee econ | ny pen that docs aot ve entire satisfactior T HIESE are the popular “Brownie” Skates, adjust- mt t fron th White = . nETOH n p A eevee Satie! Weesaury “Tumult “ keye ¢ pit ns to what] Regular and Pocket Style. $2.50 to $6.00 able any foot. Extra strong and durable was read the United Press German |! erial Chancellor \ Be Hollweg had to] Self-filling Styles . $2.50 to | eyed with speedy eels. Special at $1.95. peace proposal dispatch. authorized Safety Styles $3.00 to $10.00 pee ie a White House officials would no’ s today to make this announ Safety Sty of malieiuthiwick 50c “Little Home Builder” 39¢ say whether this meant anything| ment c ¢ 1 world interest Firat % $0c “Building Block Dining Sets” 39¢ would be given out later Briand said he would present him-| cven peace proy ere given to the publi " Chicas ce-tnade of strong woodland are Copies of United Press dispatches |self at the chamber of deputies to : ie i . I E g d and are very SMe ics far wane canes tr | metre eee ave bee ging liveliest speci Gifts That Boys Appreciate iit special messenger, and after read-|of the cabinet change t make ne as > ing them, retary Tumulty rush put fed tented de tm epee aby y in the ed with them toward the president's stntent ‘ most popul 0: , SEEKS $7 The cha unced, expect to be ght to every boy, no matter what Down Goes the| CITY FoR CUT FEET "> : hour. “Aiter that the session wi ee es , * | ae IVES TRAINS Cost Of facts. seta cet ote ee seliionns pe ae oy PORE brought suit in ' > bers at the American boy Both the Ives Elec fi rea againet the city s ‘ ay re ic and Mechanical Trains give % alleged to h, a i a i nusual or e We suggest : toe dancer, price was 8 ee | mer ' . FE. Sa 1 s The time has « a piece of glass in the wading pox age ne mee, porters and consu of the Lincoin piayfield. This oc-!: CONTINUED $500 J mrser on , > ogether and eli e the mid- | curred August 27, and since that t Attorr George vec i c J fleman. We have just recetved a » daughter has been unable FROM PAGE 1 } legal battler f ' eye istma ar load of rade Olive Oil inue her occupation as a toe ectetaary-treasurer of the New Ce $ to 14, $1.15, $1.65, $1.95 g which we g to the last | dancer, she charges otel nding $to 14. $1.45 $2.15 irop. We will sell for one week | CHANCELLOR TALKS = veteran and siaor 6 ey: Aide 4195, $2.5 at car load prices tol . 5, 92 sans ( Ba } all $2.50 | LOCAL WIRELESS TO THE REICHSTAG allon . Halt — salile Halt $1.30 | COMPANY WINS SUIT... . sisi wien tarser i oe PROS Quart - { rves of men nd ma fal than ber council of the an : 70c Tn a suit that has been waged bit-|it had beer pl ; at al Club Will meet at Mail and Alas’: orders given | ‘tery for a year in the federal court Most effi ween tions have It is expected that A Japan is planning to adopt an a! special attention Judge Neterer has handed down a\» taken t all Ita th er” committee will m more than 100 years old, were|pnabet of 47 letters, including decision in favor of the Kilbourne &| versions. And while on t c é ofa igre es : ek le es Ft : . Clark ufactur’ 'o., which w he Kar rumfire res a cata winger pe mare characters, s sian, Vittucci Importing Co. | (4 Manufa Be eae rece tie Henoinah tached a: | wt nibnber ‘couitaittas OF inet je tree is| characters, some Russian, Manufacturers and Wholesale | Co. of America for $1,000,000, for al.|agair a Seattle Chamber of Cor | ND WITH ARGENTINE IS > i Years olf and the rest original symbols rosere—Coffae Rosetors e leged infringement on patent rights.| Transy! Marshal Vor | Te to ‘ ccidenta 7 arcon! people announced | Hi d the whole o | F a States circuit court capital of Buc mst, meeting with : | VOTE MACHINES TO DENTISTS Voting n hines will be used by t the spring elections, fol lowing the decision of the Monda the city counci to rent the county's appar. atus Rental rates are to he decided by a joint conference committe i | {n order to (whalebone) introduce our new plate, which {= the Mghbtest and strongest plate known, foes not co the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaranteed 16 years Gold crown - $3.00 $15 wet of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 $10 wet of teeth . 85. Bridge work, per tooth, gold % White crowns . £3.00 Gold fillings . Silver fillings With the Fingers ! Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain oe eee eee ee eet te Sore corn kind of lifted right out w ard corns, soft corns can short! the fingers upon the Platina fillings . one, saya arente ph che ned that at small cost met t same day. Exam- r of an ounce fon and advice free. any drug store See Samples of Our Pinte is sufficient to rid one's feet w ‘ Pd of ¢ ‘ or callous without . 1in or soreness or the danger of Moat ont patronage 18 jo fectio. Y D posomnmmenees Ay 12 This new drug is an ether com-} action. Ask our ¢ mind, and while sticky, dries the 6 tented our work oment It in i and does not to our office, be sure you are in the ( ent place. Bring this ad with you, !nfla OHI Cut - Rate a: Dentists, 2e7 UNIVERSITY ST. } Genasite Vraser-Paterses Co, |) or even itate tissue. the sur ing is announcement women here, for it is said the present high-heel foot wear is pulting corns on practical every woman's feet will interest BE USED BY CITY, in county .f Re! jossible this which hitherto waslihe Hotel Butler vonie Hace Tea tra BY CHARLES P. STEWART considered tmpossible commit | ner {s ashore off Barne-| Cnited Pr . ‘ ndent Capture Food Store egisiative se {t thaewadr Legit tr BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 18— | | And Hindenburg does not rest. | - gat, N, J. Wireless messages from aa a aivua eye { wuntar sperations are in prog |the vessel, which went yore in (By Mail.) —"Man o' ystery At the same time firm foun the fog last night, Indicated earl is a threadbare expression dations have been laid for our eco: | today she was expected to b which should have been saved 1|nomic needs. Great stores of grain floated again before even Phe for Hipolito Irigoyen, first rad- | victuals, oll and other goods fell) ea is ght and the her w ical president of Argentina |{nto our hands in Rumania, Trans resting ly, according to her t People supposed they would |port immediately an port The coast guard cutters “get a line” on Irigoyen after In spite of the scarcity that ex; | Moha Seneca rushed to he took office, but he is as isted, we could 1 lived on ou assiste first 8 ‘ 1 much a mystery as ever. own, but now our safety is beyond and many steamers also a Irigoyen was elected presi question the call. The heaviness of dent of Argentina on no plat ancellor then referred to compelled all of tl reee form. He made no promises. sdded th iike event ETROPOLITA with caution until As radical party leader, he pro 1s of equal tm THEATRE The Sumner h fessed no purpose beyond get: eon ace lished b civilian employe ting a fair national election that Cait subanasine | racy cpa uel wane Liens | Colon, from which It is generally apresd cont he | mi nerentter Daily Bt 3:18 45 December 4, Capt. Webber ot it. It was at this election | Halabi a Ph Cannas DW, GRIE FITHS ge as ASSUME that lrigoy Intended to appear bette Germ"): | NRO ATTACK IS STOPPED «ou ove « poticy tn i arn pire is not the Hisieged| iral_addre He made no inang fortre which Its adversaries had | PARIS, Dec oF wat Gannan kt 1 addre It was expected he imagine it is now a gigantic, | cue ia. ii mA of Dav Loses (Soule oa 1 a him ele aE A van firmly disciplined camp ex . ifesto le ha ed no manifes y . THROUGHOUT THE AGES erda ia ta serted up of his cabinet would give the ed with the Austro-Hungartan i cn nonat nd Yire|"P of I | gM Se Turkish and Bulgarian Naga ae eee eee oesored {Public some inkling concerning his |] Prices —sighia, 506 so. Bing Opera ™ . plans. The con of opinion |] oxes, 61.50. "Mats, ene, oe, i3¢. J elsewhere along the front {s that his cabinet, as subsequent | ber stamps, each bearing the im competition with alt al VETO IS OVERRIDDEN pr | THE CECIL HOTEL MAIL ORDERS NOW Hipolito Trigoven.” The mayor's veto of the ordinance| ‘The members are all radicals they With one goyenists exception first and Exita of New Cecil hotel were are again guarded by the police Monday recently passed to raise the salaries of five city employes was overrid |night, while dry squad officers again den by the council, Councilmen) wards. They Ae 4 the notorious First ave.| Erickson, Haas and Fitagerald vot The presiden |hostelry and located two cases of ed to sustain the veto. beer and eight bottles of wine The place had been raided and | Cuba has the largest the bar chopped up early Friday | groye in the world, 2,000 acres. shrewdly in land speculation, Iri-| radicals after-| » all millionaires. | , Who is now very rich, was poor when he was young jIt ts understood that he gained his orange | foothold on borrowed capital, used) The difference between Oleomargarine and butter is only prejudice and price. Because good Oleomar- garine cannot be readily distinguished from good butter, the law requires that it be labeled Oleomargarine. The government has an inspector in every Oleomargarine factory to insure the purity and wholesomeness of each pound produced. If Oleomargarine must be labeled to distin- guish it from good butter and if the government approves every pound of Oleomargarine made, there should be no prejudice against it. There were over 150,000,000 pounds of Oleo- margarine made and sold in 1915 at an approx- imate saving to the public of $15,000,000,00, “Swift’s Premium” Oleomargarine hand in Order a pound to try it. Not touched by making or packing. i