The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1917, Page 5

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STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1917) PAGe & MOTHERS GIVE ONLY SONS TO U.S. | | Accompany Boys to Help Them Enlist in Un ele Sam’s Navy Here Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU on. eredit system has beem established for your conventence—te ea nnmiat_ you te furnish your, home along year ows individual lower thas will be ar Corme are east ad anywhere, 'No's gust Youn LL wat 8 O¢.08 Worth of | | | Upholstered Living-Room Furniture Mrs. Susie E, Kohler and Mrs. H, J. Butcher, of Olympia, With Their Sons, at the Naval Recruiting Station re We're ready to give our sons tojity age. |bim to get into » submarine F are « sample pieces of Uy Uncle Sa Boys Are Chums | He Is Her All holstered N f g room w The latter, who ! “ANT have to do now Is work fork’ “ , H. J. Butcher, she wald. “lt tan ‘ urniture can ¢ pare Appearance a F » always had a rt Hut I wi there was #0! be coziness, with a large, easy Upholstered Chair, Roch 1 " H 1 eas, As the tv les mo to sign this pape Phat a or Davenport There is only one of each of t ° nm the ‘ witheek eee pe d admit ft, both : special pieces, so an early selact . F ‘ i pprentices and wil t ed a lingering t ted diate he # would not | « ‘ yea fallen. *t oo t|when t t ntraw was Tapestry Rocker ‘ ! ined the) hand Tapestry Rocker t A x , And t ht the two mot er Tapestry Rocke ‘ 1 Ha t's always been Ha bt with w prise having Tapestry SNOBBER Y AND BREAD LABOR DEFINES ts . 4 of the Snobs Set Fashion = ; M r called his r before s , parvenus After eight hours of heated b and ; “ 1 fe a e And < discussion which centered | { same about the statement of Presi d a. wart dent Wilson that America was Soe t entering the war in the cause ? ies Se fbi of democracy, the Washington —Home of the Kryptok Lens. t i State Federation of Labor, at —We Prescribe, Manufacture f this ° f the a conference held at the Seattle and Fit Glasses. f " ot ! ere new that Labor Temple Sunday, went on —Seattle’s leading Optical hole record as standing behind the Place. administration providing that DENTIST [mae i a that day to —Established 1910. oft an tat the the interests of labor are pr —NO CHARGE for Screws, TREATMENT papi te gar | bread fs | tected and the avowed purpose Springs or Leather Cases. CARE | sid : cat dread | of the war adhered to MATERIAL | aren. relatives and gucets. METHODS| Svveriscet corset, 5 SEmCEAL—. We wi fit you ne 6) tinea “aol -. { atures of § A Rreat ured fu to t sand | we have |t of men, and advocat ert MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST ‘ e and f IN SEATTLE anor and oR AND , on « wage t | SUCCESSFULLY TREAT t te bread, THEA RES tolerance of PYORRHOEA (RIGGS' DISEASE) or end [ THE and employers so ke NOWHERE, EXCEPT IN MY the er bread, not be necessary 6 full rec ALHAMBRA Seldom does Martin Bock send the wt OFFICES, WILL YOU FIND THIS COMBINATION | Price and Efficiency = 1» sto be uw ; ha high-class show over the Or te aiduaacla Sea } THIRD AND PIKE | # 4 t an the one presented | re argos cre 4055-4086 Arcade Buildin; Entrance, 1504 Third Ave, | Ts ea . i at the Alhambra this 1 those of for Fourth Flo Not Open Sundays ae Coane . saPhpae $ = atry, and keer Main 5769—Seattie, Wash. | ry is th ¥ ‘ r who hay 2 mee ese _ ation of ml KNOW YOU NEED: rei not i s | | A GOOD COURSE OF MEDICINE A reach and sh forint aps ‘ we Recommend Hood's, Sarsapar Sharing head}it with her ts|{° ves, but in reality as strike Ma and Peptiron Pit 8 Youthful Orchestra Will Be Featured Sours €Ast Cor. HIRST & PIKE — w I at of annual 5 Guaanrt achool must 1 . See our new looks like i ” ‘The made uy know, some one has big ‘ ; aces all the closing a rc of te teet a, and the direct He would t have the ad grin t f of } Art smiling confi is teeth w bad « . Tw and indred voices A million-dollar sn omes easy and ks i A ren who will perform at the million, if the teet right {nat festival this year “Decayed teet! sessed teeth and nd - —— _ the three diseases most common t ace bit : ORPHEUM | declared D: Vv. } t ; s , LERREEEEEAIDEE EAE EELS clared ioe. 2 h 1 eon tw M r femands the ut-| @ afternoon. ufter—as goon as You can Ket |tingn and me t Lemons Beautify! Tooth Trouble Is Due to Two Causes— tp of ms nipele on, the Make Quarter Pint i “ Ignorance and Neglect the Orphe ‘ One tooth in the mor half a e play w of Lotion, Cheap = in the ntist’s office the 1 are remainder of the 4 } enine tt , I mand inducing the ma ELEELDEED IED TEED TED LETS sho have ir teeth alv nt it for th dy Wha 1 b ! have their teeth examined at le wice a The re e makes !t pos lof lemon juice to remove cor You can’t start too earl the t aibl present the dramatic anc lion blemishes; to bleach the sk vhen they@are will thank ping story to best advantage nut the roses, the) in the future year: ye ae: W f ‘ ing the chronology of the event 1 ne is acid, there ness tro staged atebnin Mbp wound Thus in the beginning Phoebe | fore irritating houl d be mixed Let us impress this forcibly and indelibl and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses, | runt is a mature woman and later|with orchard Str ir mind—we treat without shock, + gi; Soot St Tey | maid poe [through a fine cloth the 11 ce oft the after effects that, under t Hee: ; Nf es ang PALACE HIP ing about three ounces of orchard impossible to d e with be ext € b asa Oo ideville show at the| White, then shake well, and you the most courte treatment t e § p bike for its tn fea. have a whole quarter pint of skit y te t q 1 Hert Rome and Retty r, and exion lotion at about the reerfull Fi perts, who represent real dollar-for dollar values, See them. If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty the tre.-( Advertisement.) Southeast Corner First and Pike ( J Geo. L.TrotterCo. AUTOMOBILES Pine and Bellevue. East 612 ars in Same Location—Diagonally Across arket. Laboring People’s Dentist. All Work 1, Lady Attendant, J. R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr ¢ H, For ‘Ten From Guarante BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 DENTISTS Reeey coe’ a ee . ‘ AR er called “Smart Songs and |Jar of ordinary cold ere Be sure optional with y ) i i Bargains in Hy SE eee patie hae wate ita berate tia laconic Be palp —but what i teeth i Used Automobiles |} oice and Hert is good with the |kets Into the bottle, then this lotion 8 ined xact cor 31g dialect will remain pure and free or pe ah ori ( % s ree Af and Motor Trucks Hy ny and Fields present a|months, When applied daily to the lition, Jur char 3) nu hat includes a burlesque |face, neck, arm d= hands for wor all wor i a number of ex mel ainelie af hould help to bleach, clear, smooth we turn out guarantee. Don't Fi ie na od bargains in * Albert are athletes |en and be autif the skin £ Tomorros ee ‘om 1 t 1 automobiles, ranging tn ed a difficult trick of Any druggist will supply three put off. Tomorrow y ate. Come i HJ price tyom $250.00 to $1,100.00 Ht : ich galled “Re tee ounces of orchard white at very today. f tudebakers, I Pack | little cost, and the grocer has the . Our “Natural” Teeth on our Double Suction Expres- ; re bia ; _ a i vette cineoae vanplley semons ; sion Plates are the extreme limits of Plate Perfection. 4 ahaa tae 1 nda to 14% (| aphone and guitar . Full upper or lower set, guaranteed $10 #1 tons, at prices fro Hy Rob and Heth Staniey have an oy m for 10 years .........+.- RDO: Pe re $300 to $1,150 Hi offering of delightful song and DACIFIC OUTFITTING ED These Plates are all made in our own Laboratories. a , 3| Franks and Addington’ present epdll are tn excellent mo HH an. ex SRR | COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY 7 - $3) culture stunts ELECTRO PAINLESS § 4 i:visso'ns i mae DRESSES MEW “WOMEN ; i Hs ik $4 2 Pttsssthsttirittiiisiissiistitisciieiissiiists ss} | Colonies in League Before the Revolution |“ Seif Joints—Drives Out Pain were to seer shine" The Rhodes Co. nellx regular at Bpectal for Tuesday, a yard Ze an oe Special Purchases on Sale Novelty Voiles in a Upper Main Floor ee tc nce noe 24.50 and $28.75 1.50 and $28.75 ay ve ' —— Regular 2 eclal Tuesda Women’s Collars Attractive Silk Dresses ree AB Regular $17.50; B13 76 Special Tuesday Main Floor ndie lace-trimmed Voile ( are made on F y Dresses espe- for Tuesday offer a world t atrons, for the sev- ch this assortment is com- our entire stock of spring at $17.50. Men’s designed of Silk Crepe de Chine, Summer = : : fy feta and Georgette, and are displayed Weight Union — jn. Copenhagen, Robin'segg and Navy Suits, Special for I i id, Tan, Gray, Tuesday, a Suit 55¢ Upper Main Floor. Pongee, Crepe Choice ba : ay special sales ar Main Floor. Gata ead er uatant ssortment of Ties, sclected from pate See apnea Hone tbe THES) ; ir stock in the Men’s Sec- composed of stripes and They are r e lor other patter: e not up to the usual {are ina zes t c Re Special for Tues- “ BRIEF HISTORY OF U. S. FINE FOR RHEUMATISME | Musterole Loosens up Tho CHAPTER 11! jestablit Prac know why thousands us@ terole once you experience the clicf it gives. jar at once from the nearest ce. It is a clean, white oimt= with the oil of mustard. English which ¢ they be achusetts, Pl ut and New Have ed as the “United and the | - le itis being rubbed onl! le is on by. nd . Millions of jars 4 a colony on the Caro. the settlers disap ra between France and the seventeenth and , sprains, sore muscles, d centuries were partici-| chilblains, frosted feet, colds oF the y the colonies, The last | chest (it often prevents pneumonia). nded in 1763 with Can mh 1604 and f Que ada, 1 territory east of the Florida, in Brit-| Attempts of and to obtain A greater rever m the colonies hdually abso were opposed, and the np tax” siangate ; law, passed ought about | ——— eee sees a coneres jonies in New pede York the which paved France i. the TORO yao the way for lution ad in Wirwinia ettlers. were most (Story of the revolution tomorrow) f the English avalier didn't understand m AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA "5 gDINE amas | THE BANK ALL THis WH ANS 2:00—TWICE DAIL Pray | Comedy Kenney & A FORCE THAT BR a se war DEVELOPS CHARACTER In medicine we see the emphasis placed more and more upon the “pre- 1 of disease.” try we hear the Safety First.” rkers are plac- ity next to jus- and everywhere, on all sides, we feel the cur- rent which carries us for- =, PANTAGES. ward to ane time when Mat and 9 poverty and crime will be RDAM” combat ‘| by the com- bined forces of good. In this movement no 9@ colonists also had dis-| an wars Massachusetts, color ented over rel Rhode Island and Con ut A company of English Catholics | ' Third and Madison ventior Wilkes Players Presenting “GLAN-UP” WEEK [wn "Son "HE ON IN FULL FORCE) *=:" TRIAL” =... Clean up and paint up” is logan of Seattle this week, dur the third annual campaign for improvement of the city’s ance. Mr. Man mil get ot hoo and shovel, and Mrs. Housewife her brooms and mops, and join fn an effort to make Seattle an even more healthful and beautiful city thar greater force exists than i Pe public achecle are plant —————— the modern Bank which Haicaanivk aguele £6 oleat Np TR PALACE HIP stimulates thrift and de« dish on school grounds and near-by |f aree 5 6 wide? Ahead velops character by en- vacant lots |] Today (Ame couraging the saving 1 ee habit | Conway Sealer) See 0 Prepare for your future SAILOR SAVES MAN ictaciind; with Hewes . comfort and happiness FROM PUGET SOUND at ged hes (ge : now by starting a bank account at George Configne, one of the crew ailghting In OAK second The of the gas tug Pier 2 Sunday mort v sailor from the Ala in to hold up Configne’ workers on the dock could reach He {8 at the city| a bed lane ay ING cmeKs Bank 1of the Army OF SEATTLE The Secret Kingdom him with a hospital

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