The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1917, Page 2

~ — your selections of homefurnishings v we we invite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to credit service will fit your individual need JANUARY SALE PRICES ateel-covered trunk: i special— $5.95 regular price 87.50 regular price $11.50 —heavy, we ade black leather bag: special— $4.50, JANUARY o. STS, genuine leather bag: black fiber trunk: $14.95 STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattie L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101 to 111 So. Eleveath St., Tacoma THE REASON WHY So Many People Go There A few years ago we instituted a novel plan which has made a direct appeal to any person who has occasion to deal with a Drug Store. When you are ill, the first thought that occurs to you is, what to do to get rid of the trouble. If it is, in your opinion, a minor complaint, yow probably stop in to see if your Druggist can recommend some- thing to stop it. Ten to one he‘offers you some patent medicine that at best is of questionable value, especially in your par- ticular case; yet you try it, and as usual, get no results. So you consult your family Physician, who gives you a Prescription, which you take back to the same Druggist. This time you probably get the desired re- sults—but you have paid for the patent medicine, the medicine that your family Physician ordered, and your Doctor’s bill. We are getting to our point now. OUR idea is that one of the logical places for a Physician to be is in a Drug Store, where he can give you the right start when you otherwise would have wasted your money and lost valuable time. So our plan has been able to give you this service without cost, for examination or prescriptions. This dl is the offer that thousands of people have : taken advantage of, and as a result have = saved themselves thousands of dollars. Any man, woman or child is welcome to this service given by the Ex-Government Phy- sician. The best recommendation that we can give the Doctor is that people continue to return to him whenever they are in need of medical attention. RIGHT DRUG STORE 1111 First Ave., Bet. Spring and Seneca — |HOUSE VOTES FOR 38 MILLIONS FOR VOCATIONAL WORK’ WASH GTON, ta house passed the v ed TH eriod of ten year 1917 and inc Teasing funds states aries of cher agricuiture mics and industrial sub “PM SORRY,” Wilson | TELLS COOPERS TS | | WASHI rn failed i appreciate that the party s more sition to dent ! hundred Wilson not in a position to has been o more done for them POLICE BAND TO pou. (UP IN NEW UNIFORMS S$ per |W iPr Su | Anchor Bacon | Pe | Ste |New York Full {Cream Cheese ¢ [at THE FOLLOWING MARKETS NEW that “NO CASH DOWNF” “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” |} trunks, bags and suit cases at sheepskin suit case special— Be Careful in Using FRYE’S Round Steak |Loin and Rib Pork Chops STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1917. PAGE 2 AYS HEARST {NAME DR. MASON HODGE’S POLICY § | SERVICE GETS | HOSPITAL HEAD | IN COUNTY JAIL } NEWS BY BRIBE AS OVERTURNED | Dr, J, Tate Mason, yntil Mor county coroner, was appointed su perintendent of — the pital at the first official m Charging | the ound OF 4 International Newel sioners Tuesday Among the the following for district da YORK Hearst's Jan, 9 new ‘ounty comm vice gets the news which makes} r appointment up its daily reports, and expecially important foreign news, in large No. 1: David Rath part by bribing and corrupting em-|erford, No. 2; Morgan O'Brien, No.| ployes of ite members, the Associ John Waugh, No. 4; P. J. i ated Press has filed suit in the| dom, No, 6; Peter Peterson, No United States district court here,/and George W. Albin, No. & beige ges asking for a permanent tnjunetior Henry Odom = wax appointed | their freee ages against the International Service man in the count rage = ; 4 : to prevent such practice Tom Dobson was named as rig cording to the affidavit of Mel-|of-way agent [Re be aio : y Stone, general ma r of The new board accepted tb V sie t oclated Pre en t| gilde ade, which was used to|! i gh f the Cl id News we he prin-|turn the first dirt) for the new jOner : . eae elpal ag in telephoning the A.| count uilding ed) Monday | hece inpatches to the Hearst burea ex-Commissioner M, 1. Hamil [Stringer announced a Telegraph editors on rnews-|jton. The arpenter wae) et : ge res ‘ n ja tee so} inetructed to build a «lana cag f i sipped i ; , ational There'll be ne De tions iw barred { aid Stringe 1 dor ngland, Canada, France, tugal, | ldo Ming alae while te « of “continued gart | t ling and breach of facts . |! . = “4 wie [Where they belong NEW YORK, Jan Suspected I, At a lat enday, Ha City council Monday ret her way to 4 i] € t . Ml providing for the crea and « to | ye two ne “ « Dr A 1 { department ot wileiar con toda ane ed 5 . that it was | quarantir United States of | me ' wimed wed nee | Member d i | have spread the report that she | to become ar ve Th » Tho (PASSENGERS D belong! nas F. ¢ Soap on Your Hair || epared #ham wi drier we) WILLISTA ATTACK © hair brittle e amet of, | EL PASO, Jan. 9—A V r kreaseless, It'g| Under O r eats the most ex-| bound passenger (ra pout * or anything 1 nobis ral 1 can get th a rc and’ «ter On wports here t the whole immediate tamil onthe “ LAWSON FAILS ply moisten the " with wa p and reached Chihua ” and rub it in; about a teaspoon. | fet all that t# required. It makes | ssi of nen vveam’” ath BATTLESHIP BLOWN | T() TELL NAME ises thoroughly, and rinses! easily. The hair dries quickly UP, IS REPORTED evenly. The hair dries quick s bright, fluffy, wavy, and eas | andle em, 1t loosens and) BERLIN “ ville, Jan ut every particle of dust TT « f the attle | dandrutt.—Advertisement.| ° G a BY J. P. YODER alta F | WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 Revelation of the name of a | high official,” which, if given | out now, would be “disastrous to the nation and administra tion,” was promised by Thos. W. Lawson, financier, today, | should an investigating body with higher powers than the present rules note leak mittee be ordered This promise came after Law that all he wants her Post DATA IS PREPARED ERE MERTON, Jan QUALITY MARKETS EDNESDAY SPECIALS ; 18c Jan com: ime Steer Sey, Hennes or Painful Selected Steer 11 Coughs Quickly Wall street probed | Pot Roast Cc Ended | to the bottom | Choice Shoulder 5 8 . | Lamb Chops... 1 Cc weeivae ten 20c' gar-cured taluma Ranch orage Eggs 29c. 23¢ | Watch for FRYE’S BIG SATURDAY t he was not e leak really; all New Yo SPECIALS ative rules Wants Exchange Regulated Lawson n fed OLYMPIC MARKET 1422.24 First Ave. AMERICAN MARKET "ato : ef 619.21 Third Ave. Tou tld te-yeoters | WESTERN MARKET he t Yeuk.” Chiot 1102-1104 Westerm Ava ey ee a eek” Cee ‘ How much did you} wt vbvern | make and was it $500,000? | t ask your| “Oh, I don't know,” Lawson re-| K t torted 644% Ballard Ave. t | “In $500,000 so much a bagatelle| |SHOPS OPEN UNTIL 6:20 P. m, Ito you that t know wheth r x « nade The police band will step out in| new uniforms one of these days An or¢ appropriating $35 for pol |paswed by the council! 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Gold crown .......20.00005 $3.00 © $15 set of teeth (whalebone) 88.00 °'" $10 wet of teeth Bridge work, per tooth, White crowns . Gold fillings A.V OFFICERS Bilver flings «sees Indian . 5 q » : dians and ol ners say tre’s a lot o : RAYMOND R. FRAZIPR, President Platina fillinge sesso. , . 1-timer ay there’s a lot of snow and WILLIAM THAANU . fe ) d weather coming Not being a prophet, | don’t know omy THAANUM, Vico President All work guaranteed for 18 years.) siivthing about it. But I do know it’ Hf. D, CAMPBELL, Secretary Have Impreesion ta in the Be: | § about it, Bu do know it’s best to be on -the Pxam-| safe side DIRECTORS Therefore see to it that your coal bin is loaded. See to it, too, E.G. AMES IVAR JANSON that it’s loaded with ACME, the coal that gives most heat per dollar, HERMAN CHAPIN HANS PRDDRS | the coal that is clean because it leaves least ash, the coal that is easy GEORGE DONWORTH JAMES SHANNON ere: whose work 1s att! 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M. | Wicks Automopdtte speak on Born Sale: NOW UP TO SOLONS ©. @: ALEM, Ore. drye CVS. at the 9.—Dry, dryer | pro- lature. ars to be the Oregon leg ntative D.C ed a bill making Lewis Dance punishable by five y sete ta and » bring liquc Y¥ enjoy it onment, te ng liq Hl gre ats Private halls his mea byane™ oer and 4 gh tic on re 1522 Fourth, Ith is given exclusive Main 3911. al} alcohol, and manufacture must furnish a companie: ring te alcohol any purpos The Quickext ana irl E, Croson, —attorne ctor of the Y. M,C. A. public AM | sen ing class, will give a lecture stitation Expression in Selling,” and W Vicks, manager of the Franklin year jer Bldg. PLAY SAFE! BUY COAL NOW! Main Yard—Elliott 1400, West Seattle Yard—Weest 549-We company, Natural When You Léarn at. Stevens’ You Can’ Ballard Yard, Ballard 1360 4 will Y. © MEN We Safest yment Con- Twelfth , 203 Eps cond ay,