The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1917, Page 8

A, yeu V4 Villa K 3 Teach Your Chileren Hew to Wight off the A Deadly Divense Ge Beretol For Sale at All Druggists Instat on Genuine int as | ay old sores, ul euts, burns, wounds of any kind. sale at all druggists in origt- Cartons, gegeegreges | + Catarrh Jelly without equal. pleasant and The only powe Yy I catarrh Jelly ever offered. | @t all druggists in 25 cent packed with a directions in | ions. Try i oothCream firet dental posceutey over TEL Se St Deweatete to Se ‘Tubes ed Carton. internally as directed in books | packed tn all original ret jertene, irmanent and positive reli of the stomach,’ ulcerat . sore throat, biliousness, maine poisoning and similar ail the one great its prove it Slatement, every _ Word published cor of Beneto!, ha vertisin| Renstol fs not a “patent medicine.” St ie pot a" t te a heall agent that k that been ure all Soca For sale at all druggists. Insist on genu nea Full dtrectic package | Ghould use it for £ mal cleanli- 7 instead of the a 1 ota Oder follow TO BE SAFE FROM POISON ACCIDENTS, Uso tetol CTS Instead of carbolic oride of Mercury tablets, tod! which Bre deadly poisons. Herietol does ail their work better, erdinary salt. For Sale At All Druggiste and ts harmless as hat. We absolutely guaranteo ¢ fuch of the m shown by fasist on Genuine in RED CARTONS. | ly pa nous o) Tablet eaten a he ‘fore ra res the United =e : fsoml weaknets oF Wwe wi) ro | Sts due to the efforts of the turn your money, By mail, $1.00 Ame rican Bible society, declares OU KNOW THAT per box; 6 for $5.06. mr. A. Wesley Mell, of San Fran RIGHT DRUG Co, Chaco, st representative of the than 1111 Firat Ave. Seattle ociety, Who spoke at the meeting gfien she cause | ward Seattle district intensive fe trouble? J of the Methodist o Re Py n F hodist church, SANDERSONS PILL S held in the First Methodiat church here Wednesday Third, Opposite Vostoffics, | with a Ford t | sregation | prescription. | jatre. DONT SUFFER often prevents pneumonia), She's New Head of Capital City Club SHORT NEWS THE 1 1 fod tb passed nibit al 1 jolegation was TA Pl, national enginoe t he U. of W last rad A. E. DISNEY HW rand W were elected a Annual meeting OF W. hax sent o t t latives sidents of that instit t resent a at 11 o% JUSTICE WHITEHEAD We ay fined Tom Dutton $50 for prac ticing veterinary surgery without a THE CITY of Seattle, in a suit xd yesterday in tt gasta J We | ries she al she fel $ and damages for in Mrs Horace. ‘Towne R Mra. Towner b Atlee Pomerene as president of the Congressional club of Washington, composed of wives of congressmen « abe received when on Cherry Third, Auguat 9% CHIEF OF POLICE CHARLES BECKINGHAM between Secon esterday ge Redan Watertown, Wis. vat She [8 one of the most popular ma that a “r, postinarked Seat. trons at the capital aa f 2 a man be RS REV. H. A, STUB was pre ing car by bie con Norwegian Lath eran church Tuesday | AT A meeting of the Young Men's HEP! HEP! if confident that Declaring himse! Republican club Friday noon, atthe! “©Yery member of the naval force Good Eate’ cafeteria, Guy E. Kelly © has furnished to sae , ut 4 nment will acquit age oe The’ Lagtole oa gelf with credit and to the best “g “ox " of his ab y Gov. Ernest Lister iat and Accompliah:| 114 wired the officers and men of A DANCE will be given by the|the Wash » naval milftia King County Medical society Apri] Bremerton, thanking them for 20, in Knights of Columbus hall prompt and efficient mobilization VILLA’S FORMER private physt-| #8t Week | clan, Dr. Leo Knopf, a German, has} been arrested at El Paso by federal| There is much speculation aa to authorities. jwhere the Coast artillery will be MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS hare sent. Some say to Hawall and some ared up at Chehalis. Dr. J. P.|to the Panama canal, while there is ‘coleman, mayor, Was yesterday ac 4 Wellspread rumor that the com lquitted of the charge of violating|Ppanies will be converted to field the liquor law tn writing an Illegal jartillery SEVENTEEN WOMEN and 2 chosen as jurors in t ourt for April rted in department No No mail can be sent from pountry to Germany, Austria, wary, Bulgaria, Turkey burs The ban extends this Hun Liem » the lat Thursday morning. lter countries because they can be A RECEPTION will be givén at!reached only thru Germany. All the Pilgrim Congregational church | postal employes’ leaves of absence Thursday evening in honor of Dr.jexcept for sickness or military and Mrs. Edward Lincoln Sm duty, have been canceled because formerly pastor ¢ e rush of work occasioned by declaration of war “WAR HAVANAS” in E ed th dried cherry lear The kids fought the « we Yossiche Zeitung admits that and it's the kids who are going to German smoker is hard bit fight this one,” said RH Ball, a GUS LIND, James Doherty and| veteran in the 83rd Ohio, Company Fred Peterson, the three men whol who lives 910 Stewart st were arrested by Patroiman J. D. he Sullivan late Tuesday night when, |\eaig. “Some day we will be just as he alleges. they were bringing | proud of the boys of ‘17 as wo are) booze off the Eli Thompson, Pier! oe the bays of " and "66." T, were fined $50 each by Judge Gordon Wednesday. at |“Don't underestimate the boys,” Representatives of patriotic and A MEETING was held Thurtday/traternal orders of Swattle will morning at the Plymouth Congte-| meet at the Press club theatre gational church to complete the Or-|Tieaday night, to form a local ganization of the league of wom-| council of tee to han en's missionary societies of the/laie war problems here Congregational churches of the baal A meeting to organize a Red If you value your teh, Cross auxiliary will be held next haynes repair it. Next Liberty the | Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at (Advertisement) jth Kirkland Congregational —__—_ church. Lea¢er T. P. Fisk, of Mason coun. Ladies’ Musical Club} :-*::"": his appendix removed, so Presents he could enlist in the engineering THE NEW YORK SYMPHONY | Corps of the regular army ORCHEBTRA (80 Men) WALTER DAMROSCH Alfred Fisk, 19. son of Republican Twenty-eight U. of inst rue tors have joined the faculty cc pany and will drill on ur dal Conductor The « 1 by Cay And ww. F becaus r duties EFREM ZIMBALIST prevent ty from at Violinist tending the reserve officers’ achool AT THE MOORE Recruiting officers are pinning Friday Evening, April And faturday Matinee, April 14 (Without Zimbaliat) Evening Prices, 7he¢ to $2.50 Matinee Prices (without Zim- balist), 5O¢ to § » 3 yellow ribbons on the coata long line of man who are appli for marriage licenses at t county, Ilinols, courthouse charged that Chicago men choosing marriage @ lesser evil than war Joy dwells in the hearts of 1 Washington's naval militia offic who were rejected when the militia was called to colors because of slight physical defe WITH NEURALGIA received last night indica bade navy department will wa Musterole Gives Comfort ocho te erg ange Bremen When those sharp pains go shoot-|navy tng through your head, when your skull seems as if it would split,| The Seattle public library in sa just rub a little Musterole on the/ing magazines, and those will be nd neck. It draws out|distributed by the state Y. M. C. A a soothes away the,and the Boy Scouts to the Washing ving quick relief, {ton troops now under arma terole is a clean, white oint-| ment, m ith oil of mustard.| Applications continue to come tn r th mustard plaster and|for enlistment in the naval militia | which automatically went out o nd nurses frankly existence with the mobilization or. terole for sore der. Not even stragglers—those » croup, stiff neck,) who were at distant points when rgestion, pleur-|the naval militia call came, and », pains and/could not get here sooner—are ac its, sprains,|cepted. Many of them are joining ore muscles, bruises, chilblains,!the navy frosted feet—colds of the chest (it - Ugo Pagano, former member of |the aviation corps of t Italian army, left for Philadelphia Wed nesday evening, to b fgned to the flying service for the United | States, He is the first Seattle man to be accepted, the government be tng slow to accept new men for the aviation cor The well known and rel remedy rom for Chief of Police Beckingham has dered hia men to enforce the reg ilation of the federal government mamateur wireles ta n Com mandent Coontz has ordered all sta 1, Main} ticns dismantied and has furnished RAYMOND EDY Co. |r police with a Hat of all such Hoom 4, Antlers, 4th @ Unies! plinls PAGE 6 STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917. WATCH Tits SECTION EACH WEEK & SAVE MONEY MONG SEATTLE'S LivestWines MY) WHO ARE CO-OPERATING TO REDUCE THE MIGH Cost j OF LIVING AT LOW COST we will dress you well at bargain prices THAN Seattle materia WE HAVE ON DIGPLAY ALL THE Latest Paris and New York Creations IN Trimmed Hats $3 to $5 Our stock has never before contained so many beautiful models to make your selection from at at.. Pacific Outfitting Co. Corner Third and University rTION OF ¢ romoting t DENTIOTHY expert a world « WORK TOUmTHER elsewhere LEARN TOL. coK FOR FRIDAY SPECIALS THIS Handsome All I ask is an opportunity to you my stock The Coats Will Sell Themselves muons worth $15.00 and $16.00 ON PAGE Q: J Real Bargains iN— Women’s Coats ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF LESS BECOND AVENUE STORES most beautiful Coats in models and finest show -$10.00 COATS worth ‘$20.00 to $22.50 - $15.00 COATS worth $25.00 to $35.00 O’HARA Women’s Upstairs Garment Store Second Floor, Economy Market Corner First and Pike Seattle’s Newest Ladies’ Apparel Shop Being out of the high-rent district we are in position to sell high-grade merchandise at considerable less than SUITS from $20.00 and Up WoNaey he 5 weuld pa Have any of your friends wou, Py Shut dix. Pes COATS from $15.00 and Up If they did not do conyers coe srt t pune Millinery at DRESSES from $20.00 Up eeceataen dined busy propostt SKIRTS from $7.50 and Up HAVE DONE 80. WE ARE PARTNERS IN THE NUSINE and werk tomether in “promoting the same end BETTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY o opeialive haetea’ tien NTISTS Frederick & Nelson Ladies’ Sample Hat Shop Upstairs over Oak Theatre Second Ave. and Seneca Open Saturday Evenings 10191 Second Ave D HAMILTON ELGIN Own @ Good Timekeeper and Pay Only $1 WEEK used 1404 THIRD AVENUE BARGAIN FRIDAY Means SAVINGS SERVICE SATISFACTION TO ALL OUR READERS GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 1825 FUURTH AVE. WALTHAM U. & Blankets, all wool Rubber Ponch Khaki Breect CLOSING OUT The Peter Thompson Stock failed and 1.00, ote, and Hermans U $1.00, 3 Packsacks, OF "Lasses Candy and $1.6 U.S Shelter Tents, $2.60. Camp Axes, $5 cta to 82. U. & Mess Pans, 60 cts U & Knife, Fork and Spoon, Combination Knife, Canteens, 75 cts. assigned for creditors’ benefit SPECIALS BE CURIOUS ADLER’S 1616 Second Avenue Near Stewart St. SOME OF OUR EVERY-DAY SPECIALS $2.00 to $7.00 $1.50 and $2.00, a $2. 76 eta. & army. Monson last, nd 75 ete. 16 cts, set. Fork and Spoon, $1.00 Lessons Littie Cost at Stevens Private Halls. Day and Evening Year Round. Middle Aged and Bust ness People. No Difference If You Haven't Danced. Main 3911 Established over 10 years. Member National United Masters of Dancing Association. Roy Scout Packsacks, 60 cta to rf oo W. S. KIRK’S « Army and Navy Goods Store 1209 FIRST AVENUE MEN'S Seattle, Wash. For aa 25c Made from good, old-fashioned 2h New Orleans Molasses, Good =e ae for the children, Wonderful c tr mown Women Are R d the Winder er erowne omen Are Kequested to 49c 98c or See It Made Buy a Bag You'll Surely Want More 103 Pike St. Why, to select y We assure Mobilize at The Wonder! WHAT POR? ar New Hat for the Spring Drive. you of right styles, right materials, right prices Remember—Tl store was in business less than a 99 ‘ DON’T DELAY! year. The stock is all new, clean merchandise—no junk Right Next Door to the Cow Butter Store Anticipate your wants, for you will surely pay more Remember the Place! 105 Pike Street, near First Avenue SPECIAL Friday and Saturday $0¢ Steel Garden Rake, $1.15 4-tine Spade Fork, PAINT SPECIAL GOOD HOUSE PAINT HOCD’S CANDY SPECIALS Chocolates, hand-rolled; reg. 40c Ib.........25¢ Peanut Brittle; regular 20c Ib.... Candy Chickens, Candy Rabbits, le and up. Assorted Butter Cups, regular 40c; pound... .20¢ Filled with nuts and fruit—8 different kinds. 1501 Pike Place—On the Corner—Public Market. PICTURES 19c Including many familiar works of art. “Nearing Home,” “End of Day," “Homeward Bound” “The Gleaner ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE Corner Third Ave. and Pike St. Frank B. Wilson Candy Mr. 59¢ Sie a Department Store on First Per Gallon Per Quart $1.05. ise Kerfoot Hardware Company 1415 First Ave. further there than elsewhere. ad convince yourself. and Saturday. Just give See our Spe Wonder Millinery Co. 216 PIKE ST. Golden Rule Department Store 1014 First Avenue Man or Woman—If you don’t know, it is time for you to find out that the Golden Rule Avenue, is handling everything, and you can make your dollar stretch us a trial cials for Friday Golden Rule Department Store 1014 First Avenue