The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 12

Turrell's Downstairs De partment offers the greatest hoe value the ney t ean found in’ the ar atte We all parti me \ Children's 1 \ girls shivering with le from poor hoe t them happy and comfort able with new shoes We recommend le S Dou boys and ¢ a t ¢ hoes 1 re we very ray wa c ve a how a Get ur next pa ise Slippers at factory { ' ’ 1 fr ( rd Ladies’ Satin Party 5 educe « $5.00 a $6.00 to $2.95 and $3.45. ; Downstairs at Turrell’s 120 Marion St. or 903 Second Ave Shanghai Restaurant 06 SECOND AVE. SOUTH Near Yesier Way | 75¢, Our Special Christmas Dinner, 75¢ Served From 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. r weet Pick ng B Pota Roa Turk t « Choice R Dy P x Pig. w ) New String it ’ * F xa Pr k \ X Milk all we * LUTEFISH We are better prepared this year than ever to fill your order for this Scandinavian dish. TIRED? YES THEN CHECK YouR BUNDLES —FOR— 1 CENT EVERY DAY | 9 GEORGE B. HELGESEN At Sugar Stall, Economy Whole: ond Retaii Grocer Public Market, First and 1929 FIRST AVE SHOPPING DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS Give one of these Christ- mas specials. They are practical gifts for men Christmas Neckwear— Newest patterns, 25e¢, 50¢, $1.00. Men’s Dress Shirts $1.00 © $5.00. A New Hat— All styles, $2, $3 and $4 All materials Christmas Suspenders— In Christmas boxes, 50 and $1.00. Gloves Make Fin e Gifts— $1.50 to $2.00. Holiday Hosiery, Fibre Silk Box, % dozen, $2.00. Men’s Handkerchiefs Linen and Men’s Sweaters— $2.00 t> $5.00. Mackinaw Coats $5 + $10. Men’s Underwear $1 to $5. L. V. WESTERMAN TWO STORES Store No. 1 Store No. 2 First & Main Westlake & Pine FOR SATURDAY The Last Christmas Shopping Day STAR-—FRIDAY, DEC. 22, Card Party Joke Turns Over | Oregon Town Offices to Women ( 1916. PAGE 12 Women officials of Umatilla, Ore Left to right, upper, Merrick, city treasurer; Mrs. Roy F. Paulu, councliwoman to right, MRS. E. E. STARCHER, MAYOR; Mrs Mra, H.C. Means, counciiwoman; Mrs, Robert Mrs. J. H. Cherry, recorder. Lower row, jeft C. G. Brownell and Mrs. B. Spinning, councilwomen ec%. 42:28 w@ .# By L. D. Angevine UMATILLA, Ore., Dec. 21.—Umiatilla is still gig and 9 trifle apprehensively—over the fact that the new under a “petticoat government.” The nation may have been some surprised when it awakened the other morn ing to learn that this railroad town on the Columbia had ically today— hys is to put thi gling year town river elected a woman! mayor, four women council members, a woman treasurer and a woman recorder— that the woman, in fact, had gained control, absolute, of the city government But the nation wasn’t one-half so surprised as was Umatilla itself, including the victors. Nobody expected it. It all started as a joke a week before election, a a card party. It was consid so much of a joke by the men-folks that the paid no attention to it; and hence they neglected to campaign for their own can-| didates | Then came the results he men stared for the returns spelled t{"" speechless—and so did the women, | -{-f-1-C-0-a But tho the campaign was y as a joke, the women have looking around a bit * mitted New Political Line-up for Town Where Wife Defeated Husband neerting rumors ¢ clean Mayor Can't Get Hint eren aye howe wife dete ed ‘ - i. ae » be a wh Cherr witte ¢ ow mayor a is oll, wife of sand and gra sorry time of it « i or C. Means, wife of hotel and store days and days ged b and stor Mrs. Roy FL Paulu Mra Ff wife tele his colleagues 6 has nagged « Spinning, wife of stor new mayor-ess for a bint as to her Holdovers in counctl from plans. C. G, Brownell, whore wife in new counct 1 can't get a thing out of her B. Stephens she just grins wh s wire mourned the mayor OW. R railwa If 1 get right [persivtent she bawls me ont for the dog in the chief for the here cognomen from graph mournful-like hia singledot tele shakes hin stem.” i] signature head Times do change house, or hoes Plaintively he recall a whit t Ha with me Horse Heaven en manse » saloons an ey houres h (in the next article The Star man coat” reign oard their on Hle tells interviews the new city official Holdovers Are Worried | the cowboys playf ed esses and learns that they plan Two men in a group of pedestrians and dragged t a sweeping reforms and improve they are facing h gallop p and down main ments.—Editor.) with cept 1 ons and harken hope To Keep Skin Healthy, 'X’ SUBSTITUTED 5 & Compar 201 Kast 45th B, Seattle, Wash. Geo. W. Casey 204 Hroadway North, Seattle, Week. Peter Ostberg 800 Interlake Ave, Seattle, Wash, J}. M. Gaynor 4201 Woodland Park Ave, Seattle, Wash James rvatt Youth End Market, Seattle, Wash C. A. Anderson O68 Aurora Ave, Seattle, Wash Frank T. McKee. 601 Woodland Park Ave, Seattle, Wash 1 W. Aue & Sor 901 F th St, Seattle, Wash j ] Brennen 2259 62nd North, Seattle, Wash | Cascade Creamery Company 67 Pike Place Market, Seattle, Wash 206 Woodlawn Ave, Seattle, Wash 2k White Market, Seattle, Wash Fred A. Webb. 1] Pike Place Market, Seattle, Wash James Martin, Renton, Wash Lewis Paesi 445 Ballard Ave, Seattle, Wash t ‘ark Grocery Company, 20th Ave. N. W., Seattle, Wash f oN Montoe 6759 24th Ave N. W., Seattle, Wash r. HH. Fox 2520 Dearborn St. Seattle, Wash Pearl Groce j 2 14th Ave, N. E, Seattle, Wash Ne west Grocery & Supply Company, £09 Brook Ave, Seattle, Wash 1 1 Lindsey 4228 14th Ave. N. EB, Seattle, Wash White Market, Seattle, Wash Ge \. Brown Pike Place Market, Seattle, Wash i & Haraden 12 Pike Place Market, Seattle, Wash Mrs. Addaline Miller, Z ke Place Market, Seattle, Wash iF Evans | Greenwood Ave, Seattle, Wasb Edward Beamish $264 16th Ave. N. W., Seattle, Wash. John A. Zoble 1814 Wentlake Ave, Seattle, Wash Claude Bean Madison Market, Seattle, Wash Kilbourne Ave, Seattle, Wash 405 20th Ave, Seattle, Wash Seattle npany pa 15 Second Ave. 8§ Wash Robert R. Stevens n norings that men Youthful, Wrinkleless nry W. Lehmann ay: Sart & jeinsininmamtuaaay 9 Rainier Ave, Seattle, Wash The new ma in seating the Now that thes ease . ry Goebel to pet’ tha: tw ‘ a aa wae ~ 2 Rainier Ave, Seattle, W - anne wine iM roe * 4704 California Ave., Seattle, Wash concerting pr pr ” ate 1 ' t Robert Avann features to it ne wing @ 6201 California Ave, Seattle, Wash M rf a BY K. W. PAYNE 1 instance r , h lea ] Keefe, the e) ‘ NE YORK, Dee 2 Is Amer * Rainier Ave, Seattle, Wash Panlu, to 6 pe POR rg Bekory Po, “ ae Edward Irr feated Mra. Merr husband for ticle tf s ty a" Ar Amert Renton, Wash Woman to Be Marshal 4 “ jesus from t Wash . nk & t | the riste i If there on gy 7 heir = Ch na 1] k Mercantile Company, women worried r exint's yrations and : des asc t is the ve t t canonizing Santa 608 Judkine, Seattle, Wa' ® woman ‘ on that ; in His I.. Heidrich & Company, Tne soni “ ‘ Fighth Ave. S., Seattle, Wash ma . to the ‘es - 4 ¢ arks oT ‘oto the Samue rvir bye ve ‘ a or “he rie di fn I] Westlake Public Market, Seattle, Wash ett shares f And ye * ed America’s fore Alfred P au halle ar : ece . c t 07 Duwam tie, Was Howeve ° te Chr Arthur Berridge will be a ‘ FY. Retener pein pry bere nuld | 1 went to hin 01 Lucile St, Sea Py with the question RevCFRESNER |I} Cloverdale Groce er ANSEN | vt ras jus: 1 Cloverdale 8t erly a a local eating aroused a national discussion in r ae \itliame house mute from Alaska to deweler and Silveraemitn ligious and educational circles. { | \ heh wer et AKstme police powers, are not with Stands Up for Santa | 46 Pike S Seattie, Was Malian We fit 210 Second Ave, Near Madisor Breaking into the present | ie. C. Knaier ee Speck’ —whe gained th es ' 10N Of holiday merriment, have 8 Sanitary Market, Seattle, Wash Jeome the char that America, in| \ spelling Christmas with an X, is Wr 1.1 Seer aditie: Wasi omitting the moat important syl 1$ Commer MArKe!, Peattie, wal = able; that this omission 4 0 J. A. Miller, O W Ss e ime ole of a new, materialistic atti 47 Sanitary Market, Seattle, Wash ide toward the world's greatest " iday, and that Old St. Nick muat }. Edw. A. Gre be pulled down from his high ped 102 Corn Market, Seattle, Wa ELECTRO. PAINLESS DENTISTS tal if the true Christ season is to be re Hut Dr. Reisner stonds up for Santa Claus. Not only that, he actually teaches the children at fa mous Grace chureh } that Santa n spirit of t Make Special and Jesus are related! For those Holiday Offering who are’ puzzled what to teach their children about the jolly di vinity o Christmas season, Dr ow is the time, when every one is busy doing his or her Reisner expounds the following hristmas shopping. Now {# the time when we pinch and philosopt ave that we can do “Just a little more for our friends Santa Claus has olways played und relative a prominent place in the ehureh at Christmas time, and 1 think = h WE WILL HELP YOU SAVE! @ By Offering to You for the Next Ten Days Only a 20% Reduction “WE On all work, That means prices, including Bridgewor should continue to do #0. Santa Related to Jesus Just as 1 tell our little children there are fairies, to ilustrate truth so T Mustrate the spirit of Chri mas by preaching Santa Claus. | even tell the little ones he is d to Jesus, for the things h 0 per cent off on all our regular Synthetic Porcelain Fillings Gold Crown Cement Fillings Kp Porcel in: Crowns Sour Pidlines bode ren in facet part of the Gold Fillings Teeth Treated ad Gold In Nerves Removed eWay Nas, Oe dats kal (paige b untve acceptance of Santa Paini exter on Examination Free Claus a® embodiment of the more Lady Attendant wide Christmas pirit, that e 1 in the non-Christians join heartily ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS 105% PIKE ST. ts dropping Chriat | out of Christ. mas, JUS SECAUSE WE AC CEPT SANTA CLAUS, But it is Order a pound carton today W. R. Brehm Pike Place Ma Mrs. Schr idt Pike Place Market Elofson & Seattle, Was 6007 Duwamish Ave Seattle, Wa 2 Jackson 8t., Seattle, Wash Mrs. F. G. Larson, 48 Pike C. W. Treve, $1 Pike Place Market, Seattle, Wash Place Market, Seattle, Wash 1609 First Ave e, Wah A Russell ]. B. Dodds 1 8 Westlake Market, Seattle, Wae 1716 Second Ave North, Seattle Wash A. Almquist, 4700 60th Ave. South, Seattle, Wash J. D. Anderson, 1104 Market 8t.. Tacoma, Wart R. L. Rozenberger 1118 Market St Tacoma, Wash Kopf & Kilmer 1126 Mart St Tacoma, Wa Bre Ave, Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, Wa R. P. G. Carver 2411 North 20th, Tacoma, Wash Rhodes Bros Broadway and South llth, Tacoma, Wash. McLean Bros S. Broadway, Tacoma, Was I 6 a a Mc 21% McK Ave a a ‘ raight & Compar $01 South 38th, Tacoma, Wa Jensen > Yakima Ave le Tacoma, Was Raymond Thomas, 1702 Bouth 56th, Tacoma P. C. Jackson, 2604 Proctor, Tacoma, Wash Horn & Holmes 1000-8 Center St Horn & Holmes 2211 Pacific Ave Was Tacoma, Wash Tacoma, Wasi st Grocery (¢ ompany, I 1202 Hewett Ave, Everett, Wa Kittleson Grocery Co 1701 Wetmore Ave, Everett, Wash Tueson Grocery Ce any 1209 Hewett Ave., Everett, Wash Esbery Grocery Ce 631 Rucher Ave., Everett, Was J 2 Everett, Wash Morton & Brace, 2202 Broadway, Everett, Wash Moon & Reep, Inc., 1912 Hewett Ave, Everett, Wash 1. C. Sovde 3419 Everett St, Eve Wash Johnson & Liljenberg, 10 Everett St, Everett, Was Meadowmoor Dairy 1918 Hewett Ave., Everest, Wast Myers Grocery ( J208 Everett St John P. Morgan, 107 West Heron A. Benson, 209 West Fourth, Olymy Ennin & mpany, Inc Everett, Wash Aberdeen, Wast Goodman Rellingham, Wash Nels Anderson 1110 Harris Ave. South Bellingham, Wash 1. A. Worthington, 330 Elma §St., Bellingham, Wash & Glen 46 Elk St, Relling Wa Holmes Bros., 300 Prospect St., Bellingham, Wash Mt. Vernon Butter Company 1108 Market St., Tacoma, Wash Klang & Bloomquist, 2917 South 12th St, Tacoma, Wash Central Grocery Company Beeson Bidg., Edmonds, Wast Cow Butter Store, 1422 Hewett Ave, Everett, Wash White Front Grocery 625 North Tower Ave, Centralia, Wash Swift & Company USA perfectly true that outside tt chureh millions of dropping Christ out of Christmas When they substitute the letter X for Christ in the name of the great holiday they but express the ex travagant materialistic, thought \mertcane are | PRISON PRAISED BY RELEASED CONVICT ATLANTA, Ga PAINLESS VRY © Within Your he 1 Crowns, 83 lain Dec, 22.—-Declar less spirit of the age ing that there is no inhumanity or seieh' en We must put Christ back again, Drutality In the Federal prison, tho : we in place of the X. And we can well! many improvemen are needed, . P ce afford to keep Santa Claus to rep-|and that conditions are excellent Au N oe with rowant fo, the ttle once the true for men who would obtain the rdi STI All Work eee nf ments of en education, Logan Mar PAINLESS AUSTIN tin, a poet, who has just completed Denti Try a Star Classified Ad|* ter™™ there, praised several pil Third and Pike, & and get results. oners who are ‘now or have been in the institution