The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1917, Page 2

@ purchases added to your account! —" yoe Seve nw count here as eters purchases - Creat Is bved eobetely satiafartery sery- hee! Hberal, simple, treat Get cred awaits reer ARRIACE trunk, special $17.95 special 85.95 SVVIO Sack fMber 87.50 wetalcovered trunk $15.50 metabcovered trunk 821.50 47.50 wardrode trunk, coloreé and black special at sk shap S425 and ep gieria silk ' umbrellas $3.50 —ereti¢ ov fm gloria 0k um brellas to new India shape strong epectal , e180 NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! | “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMSI’—“‘NO INTEREST” —we invite you—the Seattle homefurnisher—to select any Vietroia up to $100. It will be sent to your home without _* cash B cash payment! wardrobe trunk. $10.50 genuine leather, sult. case, special eee - $7.75 —about one hundred black Karato! Rags. a special purchase: values choke tf snes > DOOD as ‘VICTROLA VI. VICTROLA X. “NO CASH DOWN!” “NO CASH DOWN!” sahogany o oak cabinet with record = she! . spiral drive m (ean be wound while p ing) to a etal parts nickol-plated. | Umpire Beaten in A ThreeEye league umpire was| besten up the other day That league should supply cages for its] ington umpires. ' Es 1 sday E. P. Edsen, supreme arch of North America of the United An-| cient order of Drnids, attended the} annual session of the state of Wash-| branch at the Butler hotel _ Metropolitan Theatre SIX DAYS sTyi" JUNE 3rd SPECIAL MA LIKE A BREATH FROM THE UOQIENT With Its Profugion. of ; Tunes and. Topping Melodies arnling TYPICAL CASINO CHORUS eur NOTABLE CAST NiGHTS — 68.20, site. 100, Te and See. EK —$1.00, 4 SEAT SALE THURSDAY, 18 A. M. "MASL, ORDERS Now, wounded soldiers. laid twior | practical demonstra’ enable thew t ideal | plete mili Seat‘ le lex physical sity and |told me the lof these same men football field at Eugene, to the last breath in bogs of mud and water for the honor of their jalma mater wondered men By ECHO JUNE ZAHL “Oh, we're al! anxious te go. It's the waiting that makes the fellows dissatisfied.” 1 was at the University of Washington campus, talking with A. S. Corbdiere, a member of the ambulance corps that is waiting its summons to France. hty-five men-—big, wel ined university men their Por eight weeks ¢ daily, attended “Firat From State Their corps will be the first com d in ted a this week j but would ore than a I watched these s t teers ye thelr d wate | oulder th 2 ¢ Capt. Hall Saw ‘Em Fight in Mud And as I wat my thoughts went back a few months to when | as an Oregon rooter, ha een Many th bg on th I eat in the grandat wondered why these . like should o———. __— YOU Want a dentist whose work up. The mere fact that dental work te guaranteed WO: When you duets 6-400 to STAY ant to bother with ve “stands ur fillings are LOCKED IN wns are THICK and will NOT wear through. We had always rather talk QUAL ITY than price, because better di have done trifling oOo Where the Palace Hip Is Second and Spring —— tot have studies and futures on the altar of sacrifice hey have drilled, ectures and; jons that will atly serve an be granted and then and splendid squander MEN GO T } can scrapping | 4! STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, ridiron Gam Above, University of Washington Ambulance Corps, with litters open and men awaiting the command Below, the corps standing at attention, with folded men constitute the first complete military unit that will go from Sea ttle to the front. their bodies and brains on a senti-!* ment As | saw those 85 men yes terday, working as a@ unit in Perfect coordination, | sudden ly realized that the stuff that made them wallow in poeis of mud for their college has made them willing now to lay down their lives, if need be, in pools of bleed for their country Every one of them has submerged his ego in the masistrom of Ameri patriotism, They are chafing | at the delay! They are anxion with the impatience of the you to be at the frent eee The American ambulance eertic ° ed late 1914 and has #o that by June 1 there will automobiles in the field. On all the fronts there is a total of 200,000 usy every minute, car} nded fighters from trenches Dangerous Work ounded soldiers are first car! $ on small trench stretchers to hospitals, where their hurte are temporarily dresend la to hospitals emoved to Paris y. The work is fully t as dange sing up supplies and © corpa equipment onsists of two ainbulancea, stretch *, uniforms and firataid equip-| ment. The government does not! them e thousand dollars was needed to equip the Seattle corps The Seattle and Tacoma Red Cross| raised the money, Seattle branch contributing $10,000. | Uniforms and equipment will ar jrive this wee | men will bid fa 1 to t ollege friends and pre all Friday mental colors will be presented to them. President Hen Suzzalio| will represent the university ond! he people of the state in wishing} assembly at tia in Me m. Reg | company Godapeed cas Yesterday the men went to Fort Lawton to have thelr fingerprints recorded, to insure against deser iuiee Mont; George HKinner, Heat Prowmor; Arthur. ( Kvarett Walle i) Ney K Beattie; Adel, Hoquiam; Dew i, Baker, Due, 0 WAR WITH FOOTBALL SPIRIT PAGE 2 ‘sn e P aved v A ated At march, presumably carrying litters, The pictures were taken during a drill on the campus, These PLAN SUB AND "AERO BASE FOR =) PLS. NAVY YARD cal men as being good efficiency. WASHINGTON, May 30 « | final report of Rear Admiral Hel They know that if and the naval ao board, sen to congress poste recommends appropriation of $1,425,000 for a ment out of it submarine base and $375,000 ff food is chewed properly. aviation base at the Puget & nd . navy yard | certainly cannot be Por Ange * Was the «ite select y th ssion for a second sul plane base, Helix In addition to this, — poroustation of duce within themsely 0 for an advanced base at Edia Ho This equipment would poisons, which are nelude a lighth wr Declaring that an ideal site could not be found at the mouth of the food comes Columbia, the commission se theless recommends that $1,200,006 be spent for a base at this potnt SAYS MILLS SHOULD CLOSE ON HOLIDAY digestion. If you have bad teeth it rests entirely with ,Rditor The yest Tama were yourself how long this condition is allowed to OR. L. R. CLARK city. 1 would like te aes an exist We offer you at this office pr sentry i goers ctge tala ae. quick relief trom this most unde which does only one-third to one- net aside as a legal holi@ay. There sirable and unhealthy condition, We halt of the volume that we do can are some of the milla in Rallard offer you the services of highest possibly afford to take. running the same as any other day r " and if a workman does not show| Stade graduate, registered dentists— We g tee painless work, We 1p, he is discharged. v.A men of the highest standing in the ¢ guarantee painless work, OPEN RADIO CLASS sigghape eb dental BREMERTON | whom has § COR THIRC & UNIVERSITY ORESSES ee WOMEN | rn WEEK | YOURCREDITISOK | 1405 Third Avenue necessities for a man to have his best efficiency or in fact even passably person is to work hard, he must eat good food and then get the nourish- his can't be chewed mouth is filled with decayed decaying es virulent communicated into the sys tem by the most direct possible route when the into contact with the poisons cause impairment of the digestive ap- paratus and it is a well known fact that nothing is responsible for so many human ills as a bad every aduated from the WHERE’S , That’ s Query to Howell How de Searetary of State Howell ant Se one eeanrd the wore 20 of Washingte Briar Codema @iacity v8 oy the Seattle Ad eee cotmg fe omd at 4 We Question whion the Pertacd Ad cum wants anemone - . » mk ome MONSTROSITIES INDRESS TABOO «== 2223.2 Moostroaties serene ae me Mw nternationa and member committee of the coune!! fer ef Donal defense, told a crowd women whe packed ¢ theatre Tueeday bew te ate with the men in the for wertd peace At heart Mee Catt ie a pw eit Bat she accepts the condit war be United States ph sophically No ctvitived Deing could de thing dat a pacifist,” she said we are im the war, Good ma ef it. W te the duty of will meen a agance in food am Mra. Catt praised woman Rurope who work abo der to show THE COIN? About Tour Fund SECURITY FOR YOUR SAVINGS >> " ’ ‘ . You may add any ar a der with the men. who care for the Small amounts particularly ne! The Oldest and Largest Strict " ly Saw tretity: “ 6 Bot Certa Washington a ~ Bynes Washington =| F nb nerve ow seen | Savings and Loan) | on cones Association | “which does not disartinament woman to fight for the maintena of that peace.” include comp You Can’t Enjoy Good Health Without Good Teeth Good teeth are recognized by medi- one of the prime done unless the And the food most properly if the and decaying teeth, teeth actually and destructive pro- teeth rhe have brou dentistry tion that ot best May 30--A radio fental colleges and passed the ex- tion lelectricians’ class, the beginning of PERE CONE EES NG | passes 9 . . . S They all have passed the foderal/a general electrical school, in. the amination of the state dental board the most difficult dental operations ne ction pony, are waiting, ira toe hnical choo! for the t ain iS very operator in this office has his without hurting the patient a bit, We r i duous g of recruits to be established se . we a ” recog. irill, two men to a stretcher, 1) here rtificale from the state dental board Use ne By te tat ain, Pb” noted that the litters were empty j } . y » nized as by tar the best and mos BUT . ~ierd hanging right on the wall in front BUT THEY ARE WAITING,| yf “ . “1 we Sal « roo! |REJECT BOND BIDS | of his dental chair, in plain sight ot efficient dental anaesthetic so far Maddie | The port commission rejected discovered The entire list of the men in the| the bids opened yesterday on $60 all, te) wari be oe Ronis, The tan tener We use the very best of materials. We invite you to call and let our bonds 1@ two tenders received 2 - ine na’ wore trom John F. Price & Co. and We gnarantee all work Our experts examine your teeth, They the Dexter Horton National ban! { ‘aegis { Gath B tn i will tell you just what needs to be It you valine your watch, let Aelia 3 Is 7 or y "i + done to put them into perfect con Haynes repatr it, Next Liberty the: erator who dic re work and also dition, also just what the cost will atre.—(Advertisoment.) ; oy lL. RK, Clark, D. DD. S., owner WP ice Me be. You will be surprised to find and manager of this office, who is how small the cost will be. One " ; a1 ‘ a] a LK ! thoroughly ‘respansibl thing is very sure, it will be worth eeoma Our prices are the very lowest. much more than it will cost you. a ; sina, 4cPt. 8c Qt. rhis is made possible by the large This matter is of supreme import- ouin Rave coat of delivery. profi volume of business that we do. We ance to you. You ought not to de- Mevrariand, Granta’ Par, On Gann or counts Hiring” hottie can afford to take a smaller profit lay it a minute longer than you can i Albert Fan: | LOWER rion KE PLACE MKT. on the individual case than an office help. Better come in at once, Fleming ions ¢ | Itaynolda, | Keattie —— ehails, Bernard Pa DAC FIC OUTFITTING Ci) t nymple Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. N. W. Corner Third and Uniom Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place In every respect Seattle's leading dentists. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS tt te the duty of every S10 Seeond Ave \avete 94. 000,008 MataDianed ° % Yeare ——————_=— . -. - + -- = | ight our system of painless to such a point of perfec. we are now able to perform