The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1917, Page 3

Thought He Was “Crank” to Predict Republics | BY MABEL ABBOTT | dina hoped t to become a Frepublic nte telligent Until Wed d say the headlines today re Phin Ni: ht 0 I ! ! ! ! forced to remen r the 1 ® w if we'd ave atte a year ago last) Aug t € barra Cornelius Lehane, Irish socialist and ammu Du and | itator rill regularl Did w? Or te this another Ive most of the large coincidence en in ca, and I know the aa ‘ em, We shall have I found him registered at the plenty of help here when the time Washington Annex one mornir « ! . of at public when | made the round for m n 1 * give me per. I had never heard of him, and Advertising Revolution th could give mw n infor ix t think I suggested mati ut he had written { that t sual to ina ourtsh hand after bis t ar t Englar name, and there was a char he ,a vere there a brit might rood for a story of war neu time condit in Britain and a He miled, a warm Irish an wartime ocean passa On that all rrright He was enthustastically willir me Its an open to be nterviewed . wh we doing They |pressed upon me a f hit self and a handful t f itter ke 1 am v ting the prr pal bin bout the t aid he, in a pleasant t hamefacedly to t the interest of th greate ey An to anton hme tion the world haa eve seen 1 ted, 1 ‘® and all It will be ter than t 1 forg about the and will mak the ntrles of 1 6 morning last Ma oll ye the exact er ‘ eadline the paper « ne efore t tled th w 1 nd war w Th re tion Ireland, t pland will have ne ty t er had t ve, almply be the rebe I have " lecture did not ! +] oin the . . het, any more therefore beer than when I first saw him thelr own organi But today another headline 16 revolutionists in taring 1 the face tries are now in the trren repu " She's Disappointed | ha is in my Vd exy to # at the La-| eare—“grrreater tl he French bor Temple here last night rrrevolution—* Nl the im | terrain was late. I'm es of Bur ic } lrangements for another evening f end it I didn't laugh. I was too much|than two ye LABOR IS SCARCE NORTHERN BANK AS SEASON FOR ASKS CLAIMS BE PLANTING NEARS FILED MAR, 31 WASHINGTON, March 19 Abnormal ther conditions | and a scarcity of labor will greatly affect the spring plant ing of cotton and al! other crops, according to information | DOOR Take a tip—be sure and see this. tisa forceful, compelling drama, with the happy fac- | ufty of Instantly gripping your entire attention, | and holding it to the splendidly happy finish of | a series of breath-taking, nerve-tingling experi- eee Bank examiners who are ences. Such pictures as this are seldom seen! os straightening out the tangled affairs of the defunct Northern Bank & Trust Co. have sent out their first batch of instruc tlons to deposito t hich ere | received at the department of x fe : 3 0 ai agrteutture They must be swor: In previous yeara the first plant we & natery ing has begun in the extreme nted or mailed to J. H deputy state bank examiner at the Northern Bank @ Trust Co. A n¢ tary public ts at the bank and per. forms the service free of charge southern belt about March 10, but on account of a heavy freeze in the zone, planters have been delayed in starting their work. “DODGING HIS DOOM” A new Two-Part Keystone Comedy. This unusual condition prevafis} These proofs must be filed at| all thru the South, and the delay)the bank on or bef. March 21.| in planting ts certain to be t After that, until June 18, they will! be received at the bank examiner's | office, 211 White buliding. After all these claims are tn, and the bank's assets totaled, the mat | same in all the cotton zones, ac cording to department offic Labor Very Scarce | Information has reached the de Ware = Misras partment that labor ts scarcer than jter of paying depositors a per cent at any forr ing season The | of their eee Wi 1 1o‘ermined | vier ced tr in court one of scaaetnana rice of la advanced from art pS ow dong ad , ADMISSION 15c; Children Sc 0 to 25 per cent and is hard to get | willl ug to estimate how much depositors = will over of their at any price extaeue The thortage of labor, accord! to the department is being felt, not only in the cotton growing states OUCH! _LUMBAGO? |FRENCH MEET 92) te satinaigoming salen Try Musteroie. See How IN MEMORIAL ":":.:'s: Quickly It Relieves lofficial tha 3 NEW PROFESSORS ARE COMING HERE ed by one department the departmnet of |e-| Be oie _.|bor may be asked to take a band) Tiree naw wilditientn 00 the Oct | |. Rab Musterole in briskly, and usual 4io\, morial meeting dine of 1771 {404 help provide tae penoesery its ton Commerce | ty the pain is gone—a delicious, sooth- was held at Dreamland Sunday at|00T This move seine S aovenamatt ave been announc somone ores 30 - its a. 2 o'clock Jaction tat , ebrayenso Fo ere yu, at present | Musterole i: in, white ointment ~ Cola ie. te ennett,|i2 sendin 4 D thi r of economics It ade with oil of imectard, Use it in- Fe on tad el on pd ep to hire men to work on the Ca of California, wilt| eg d - . s ~ » Tors and nurses tse Musterole ‘and Of Australia, former Senator Hen |" gootttment's renort on th ‘Thawel recommend it to their patients Wilson of Kansas, Caroline Lowe,| rage wage of the male farm avr ni They will gladly tell you what re- * Woman attorney of Kansas City, ree hoard at the present Iwanta lief it gives from sore throat, bron-| BOW Connected with the time is $23.25 per month, while iL aekae chitis, croup, stif neck, asthma, neu- Prisoners’ Defense league ¢ $33.83 without board 1% | 4 4 » HEU Ashleigh, writer and lecturer and ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma- tism, » paras of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest.(it often prevents. pneumonia). also connected with the Prisoners’ | Defense league, ant! Kate Sadier. All Fat People | Should Know This The world debt of grati-| jtude to the author of the now fa-| RR eee _: Ga sie ‘IS GONSTIPATED! LOOK AT TONGUE Ma Wanted monies to get mar ried! Only four more days owes a mous Marinola Prescription, and is|) If they can find a couple will se still nore indebted for the reduc-|$ ing to plunge into matrimony | ke tion of this harmless, effective|} on Friday, March the Port: {| 4 er as obesity remedy to tablet form. Mar.|) land Ad club will guarantee to }| If Cross, Feverish or Bilious mola Prescription Tablets can now|} make the wedding a huge suc Give “Califc rnia Syrup T be obtained at all drug stores, or|) cess of Fi zs." by writing direct to Marmola Co.,|) The wedding will be held as 864 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.,|( part of festivities of the “On No matter what ails your child, a I I RY and their reasonable price (75 centa|{ to Oakland” committee, whicl sentie, thoro’ laxative should al for a large case) leaves no excuse |} planning the Ad club's excur ways be the first treatment given for dieting or violent exercise for|) sion to the national convent If your Uttle one is out-of-sorts, | You will appreciate Bi the reduction of the overtat body REET ERI I on i= t resting rating, and i - « , 01 acting naturally—log ner! ee q having your dental work [f|to normal proportions. f tongue ix coated. This is a sure 3 done by a dentist oi FUNERAL OF J sign that its little stomach, liver Fd proven ability and ur PEPSIN NUX IRON and d bowels are clogged with waste. | : uestioned skill. You ca WILSON WEDNESDAY When cross, irritab feverish, | & q infe- Sarsaparilla—Fine Course of | |stomach sour, breath bad or has to risk Honest stomach-ache, full of cold afford work diarrhoea, sore throat, | giv teaspoonful o: not rior Medicine The funeral services of John R den- : v f presenta om the| “California Syrup of Figs,” ar . tistry requires Physicians and pharmacists have en 4 a + ibe some i ec oie ea hg goatee in . hi ; long known the desirability and dif-|?/") 0" ait ceuniana ated | celery estan Taba: cad ane 1—A high order of skill.) eiity of combining iron-—a super ght. a soe Me liseli bie ante te te ont ne as little 2—The best of materials. Bi juiive tonic—in a blood-purifyin Ny wilttke Held Wodeie'|bowels ‘etthout. gritine Aad’ soe sve. ye held Wednes-| bowels without griping, and you| 3—Reasonable time de- J medicin day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the| have a well, playful child again The comb tion of the th! ba A pat © a voted to every oper- The combination of ihe iron with/ scottish Rite temple, under t 1 rest easy after gly Hood's Sarsaparilla has now been | auspices of the Masonic lodge. Rep: harmless “fruit laxative,” | ation. secured through the happy thought | SUsPICOs O° Iie on was atricken| r fails to cleanse the I offer you exactly [J of prescribing Peptiron Pills in con-| 100" apoplexy toward the close of| little one’s liver and bowels and Seas ectio h the Sar ns chy gen : f en th stomach nd they 1 service at price —— eo 1 talk before the Arctic club Thurs th ‘t . onal f latter before eating, Peptiron Pills 4 Ik before the Arctic club Tht | dearly love its pleasant taste. Full within your reach ae day Foy ig ch iacgrend fy rh ) vy fp after. ‘ . | directions for babi lildren of all I invite you to ca In this way the two medicines ,/1° avg pO sg Og ages and for grown-ups printed on| and let me examine your work harmoniously, giving four nicaiers t f thle judiciary om an jeach bottle. Hee . nid res { 7 4 and |cosrman oo! le Jud commit-| feware of counterfeit fig syrups teeth. I will give you og binedoy in blood-cleansing and)... gurviving him are his widow,| ask your druggist. for m fOcent up-building ; : | an honest estimate at no Ppeptiron Pills include pepsin ana|Frances Burgess Wilson, and two! bottle of “California Syrup of expense to you fron—note the name, Peptiron Pills |1ushters, Virginia and Beatrice Figs"; then see that it's made by : the “Callfornia Fig Syrup Com I use Novocaine All nux yomica, mang ¢, other iamavor ant ncaiver" HIT BY STREET GAR, |: operations are absolutely JJ tonics. digestives a ati at ces ee - What better course of medicine painiess can you imagine for this - Win, "pas "aiateuitving, aseat., OSGAR NELSON DIES Dr H T Har vey giving, ver-stimulating avalitien in] om - tb. Hood's Sarsaparilla and great) Oscar Nelson, 1615 44th ave, 8 (ExPresident Michigan State [J strength makers In Peptiron Pills. | who was hurt when the machine he TW] MG TMP AU IT AT af pehed Delta Examiners) Buy these medicines today. They|was driving was struck by a Faunt 40 combine economy with merit. leroy car Saturday morning, dle DRESSES MEN~WOMEN Pree eres Puticing - Sunday at the private hospital on eer ae ke Stop Those Losses (#!!!0r!0 ave. of Dr. B. Rowden (Where Swift's Drug Store Is) y ELLIOTT 2026 F Evenings and Sundays Nelson conduct ® and caleimining business * California ave. He is survived by a widow and three sons J a paper hanging t 2617 We absolntely guarantee ¢ famous 21 Tablets to stop lonw from weakness or we will re turn your money, By mail, $1.00 per box; 6 for $5.00 RIGHT DRUG CO. 1111 First Ave. Seatile Open rns Wet YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K Ever hear of Frank H. Spear man? He's the author of “Nan of Music Mountain.” ° *READ STAR WANT ADS | STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1917. PAGE 3 atisfactory Terms Always T## QROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, General Manager. Bedroom and Dining-Room Furniture Specially Priced March Sale of Housefurnishings Exploiting Real Bargains of Interest to Every Housewife Webibbes 3 furniture for home cannot be classed P Fi ; easonable merchandise at great ing Housekeep- a! pping It is ra her tl e¢ making of a per ers can make out a list and secure many needed household nanent investment, one to be considered from every angle. | utilities at much less than their usually moderate prices. The specially priced furniture possesses full measure ons : : y Utility Stool and Step- of Quality and Service at the lowest price GOOD 3 FPURNITURI Ladder, Special 49c A convenient household ar made of selected fir and neatly finished. Use it to sit on while washing dishes, to stand or while washing windows, hang ing pietures, cleaning mould ing, and a seore of other uses every day 70c Laundry Baskets Each 59c Made of wool splints, are ser vieeable and light weight bas- kets; are 31 Inches long and 11 inches deep. ticle, Folding Clothes Racks Each 69c Folding Clothes Racks for drying laundry in the house; stand four feet high when open snd fold very compactly when not tn use. Folding Ironing Board Special $1.39 Selected fir is used in the construction of these rigid Irom Ivory Enamel and Walnut Bedroom Suite, Special $1 19.50 Regular Price $160.00 Four-piece Bedroom § tites, carefully finished with the best of construction throughout. Suites consist of large Dresser, Chiffonier, Dressing Table and Bed. Four very ing Boards. The Work Board is attractive designs are offered at the special price. 5 4% feet long and 13% inches Have Prices Reduced wide; special, each, $1.29. Galvanized Ash or Garbage have elevated bottoms Asbestos Irons and covers fit over outside of can; all seams are soldered Set $1.49 water-tight Three Irons with asbestos iGé-inch, regular $3.20, for @2,29 lined hood; regular price $2.00; special, the set, $1.49. Potts’ Irons, 3 irons and handle, the set, $1.25. Cotton Mop Heads 18-inch, regular $3.60, for $2.69 20-inch, regular $4.00, for $3.29 Hand-Power Washing Machines, Each $12.50 A great labor-saver. The tubs Special, Each 12¢ of these machines are made of Cotton “Slasher” Mo Mops, very cedar, have corrugated sides and = absorbent; will fit any mop bate bottom, and operate with lever Gis, handle which can be adjusted for sitting or standing positions. 75c Wizard Dustless Oil Mops 49 Triangle Of] Mops, treated with Wizard polish, Dust all manner of woodwork, floors and Unoleum. Wizard Dustiess Handied Dust. ers, special 10c. Glass Wash Boards Each 34c spring {aig Pie Furniture at Attractive Reductions Since the Dining Room is essentially a room of hospi- tality and good cheer, its furnishings should be planned to create that atmosphere. This week you can furnish your dining room at a great saving properly Nine-Piece William and Mary Dining Room Suite, con- Rubbing surface made of sisting of Table, Buffet, China, four leather-seat Chairs | s!ass; will not corrode or sag Good quality broom corn i 2 has protector top and open gecurely sewed with four and two Arm Chairs; regular price $1 79. 50 back. A strong and durable cr heavy twine. Handles $247.50; special ee board attractively finished. Six bi , Cotton Clothes Lines, 50ft. dred Brooms are offered at Jacobean Oak Dining-room Suite, in a very desirable de- | hanks, each Moe special price. sign, consisting of Table, Buffet, China Closet, five | “erect Clothes Pine, two ; i dozen 5c. Step Ladders leather-seat Chairs a fhe Arm Chair ; $237 50 Galvani Wi Tubs Made of selected fir, in 4, 5, & priced regularly at $352.50. This week ° Each 98¢ 7, 8 and 10-foot sizes. Each step reinforced with strong iron rod Mahogany Dining-room Suite, eight pieces, including Heavy galvanized Wash Tubs, underneath; no danger of sides Table, Buffet, five Chairs and made with drop handles of ladder spreading. Priced— 95¢, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 inforced rim. Tubs are in diameter and 11 inches high, $129.50 184.00 Chair GARDEN | TOOLS — stocks regular price $ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday SPECIAL SELLING OF LAKEWOOD WILTON RUGS Important concessions on sixty-seven room sizes place of Complete depend able Garden Tools are here for those who are ready to go to wor’ in the garden All are moderately priced long-handled Spades, $1.25 Long handled Shovels, $1.25. S5e¢ and 90¢. $1.2 Forks. Garden Rakes, Short-handled Spades, Shorthandled Spading | The ‘Aviator”’ st us in a position to offer Seattle Rug buyers one of the best ° P Hoes, each Sewing pportunities to buy floor coverings at noteworthy savings, Kureka Wee ii 2 All the Rugs are 9x12 and 8 ft. 3 by Garden Trowels, 10¢, 2 . Machine Size 10 ft. 6 in. in size Grass Shears, 30¢ and 75e. } : Midget Weeders, 35¢ will do your Spring sewing * Our well-known wool Wilton Karaghen- Sadias Trowel) dae: | quickly and satistastarily Quality sians, “Lakewood,” “durable beyond expecta- “runing Shears, 50¢. - tion.’ Lawn Trimmers, $1.00, P. $29 50 Chinese, converitional, ‘Pecaiah and Stun Weeding Forks, 15¢, rice ° Patterns aeons 50c PER WEEK Weed Pullers, Cc. The popular rose and blues predominate; Thi Jrop-heac Se nis drop-head Sewing Ma Color also cream, tan and brown shades chi with noiseless “toggle. A Price Advantage on si eae Sab beg. value Pri Regular $. size 9x12, at 39.75 equipped short steel bar rices Regul ze &-3x10 36. Seri id Voil: automatic lift and automatic Regular size 8-3x10-6 00 crim an oile drawer locks. Drive wheel and pitman rod have ball bearings insuring easy running, The head is strictly higharm with many modern improvements, It light, powerful, and will do your sewing quickly and = satisfac- torily New Couch Covers CURTAINS Original Price $3.50 to $4.50 At $2.49 a Pair These ( Fine Bed Davenports Special $49.50 ains are made from | ir woven and durable round fine Votles even! thread Scrim and Fifteen styles are offered in lots fice patterns Beginning with inexpensive Repp wide ran of mat Regular Values Up to $77.50 from three to twenty-four pairs and color combinations | | Included are also many new | hemstitched and drawn-work pat- | {%_8tripe and conventional ef nem: , ROS CFARE a | fects, pri $3.50, Fa N a terns, Others have rere The closely-woven Tapestry Six distinct models are shown in genuine leather and and gings of specially ne Jove erduré designs : f and ofgings peclally new | Covers in verduré designs, at tapestry upholstering. Both unifold and duofold styles are designs, mounted on fine Voiles r0 to 815.00, ‘ . Pa * anaaa Colors are beige and cream; all e rich Velours shown in included, all make full-size beds when opene Their are 2% yards long autiful Oriental ects, priced quarter-sawed oak frames are finished fumed or waxed oak, 2.50 to SIS. —Pike St. at Fifth Ave.— Grote-Btaukin