The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 2

—this store has waiting for BY A STAR REPORTER Sleepy and half-frozen after a ou! ride thru the night from the re y mote Cascade mountain regis ~~ tration precincts of King county on a gasoline railroad speeder, Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich, a | pilot and a Star reporter reach ed Seattle with select service returns carly Wednesday, One of the knotty details of the country’s immediate war proble mhas been solved. The young men of the mountain country, 42 miles from Seattle, had offered himself. The next thing was to comply with war | department orders and get the | carde to Seattle as quickly as your additional purchases added to “NO CASH DOWN!” ’ | “make your own terms!’ fvour account! | possible, 7 Torsten nae ap to e100 wigrouta [Pf you have an ac: tains we left Regis a cash payment at time of pur count here your ad- chase—-we invite you, the Seart he ditional purchases will be d without In itlal payment. at Lant white and red be ntain walls om the sow r well It service will ft your Individual need —from our splendid showing of Right-of-Way A gus car is nothing much week! eee oe and it gives its passengers al —fiber chair: one of eat styles on show in brown, removat cushion upholstered eretonne, black in, same, mater mptlation of retur waved at past him, and the « ghta ot the switch arm bobbed up to give jus a clear track Ride in Moonlight wind biting our faces an | « with ite 1 Then the moon came up, silver ing the trac to the green we |holy mixture of «i | ain glare | Go Thru Forest | Past a waiting passenger tr we dashed windows fallin We were at Bx for a minute - feinet station, | } forest Two reaks of rust treacherous, dangerous tracks speeder in the daytime, a warm glow from t sarily ut only rotor We must make the run to Kan askatt before “Extra 1679," regu —neat style fiber arm rocker exactly like picture: fin- fished in baronial brown: re- cretonne - covered back uphot- board over everything,” should de mand the main line tracks. than nig thru canyons that are like vaults even at noon, we chugged Get Lumbermen's Cards “Seventy-six,” sald Registrar L. 6 ARRESTED IN KIONAPING CAS Officials be © they are near the solution of the 1 naping case. Six arrests have been ‘The grand finale of the 94th an-| Charles H. Niederbauser, 2715| made, and more ate exnented he nual session of Washington's pi-| Belvidere ave, soninlaw of Dr | tore night gn was cond herr gga Sydney Strong, Seattle pacifiat, was) ‘Thus far little [4anonth-old Lioyd Pioneer , at Madison park, ‘with a huge informal dinner for the 266. He claimed exemption on ac-) banker, has not been recovered “400” who attended. | count of wife and children it is belleved he will be i is parents as soon a down important PURE, VIGOROUS BLOOD INTO THE ered today Those arrested are Taylor OTs : VEINS OF i derful medic! 2 the system, cures Rheuma | Adams and \IHe Adan an Li omech on pee other troubles. Send for new booklet couiaining inarvelous | Meetimonials. | Kar-Ru Company, Tacoma, Wa heir two Claytus Adams, 20 ; by leading druggists jand Maxi . 18, C. J. Phersol ied —————— | and Sam McGinnis was Hieevested early today; the others ’ late last night. ‘The former dented Hear Wells Story of any connection with alleged plots. He was arrested because of st LIFE IN A GERMAN PRISON |i ments made by the others. yenter- day. A wonderful recital of experiences behind the enemy's lines | COUNTY MARKET TO by a wounded veteran of the Great War. SEE THE PICTURES BE WORKED OUT BY «logge Rot aud. water maneuvers shown in connection with I RADER IN SEATTLE | ORPHEUM THEATRE iwrinensdatstieatast may sell their produce by dis. THIRD AND MADISON || tricts, instead of as individuals Beginning Sunday Night at 8 o’Clock | or thru dealers, is the plan of | County Agricuiturist Floyd i Rader, which will be worked || out in Seattle. | | forced to go to the dea B U Y Miners’ wages going up. Hauling | ‘ ener ree aw Diag the dount ; aye : i will be divided into districts, and memes Charges going up. Packing-in costs more. | each district will elect a man to M manage its affairs at the market” 5 We can’t tell you where it’s going to end. Better be safe than sorry—buy Coal now. |. i You can depend on ACME. Makes |Seattle Flocks to lees z < a lots of heat and little ash. Very clean and | See Big Movie Man| CALL almost free from soot. Keeps without Clad jn plainsman's togs—flan ELL slacking in your coal bin. Take our ad- jx som hat, and See - vice and fill that bin now handkerchief at his throat BiU SS change without published notice, BAP ESD Colinaten thoateen cia ' W. P. JACKSON, | ay. Scores of people were turned CONTINENTAL COAL Co. Manager || Way from the doors disappointed |that they were unable to catch a ‘a 1) of thelr favorite movie star. Down the grade we rushed, the d abead and lending and Jonty route to the mills. Time was ‘ast government freight, “with a clear So, thru virgin forests, blacker shaging bridges and aterious Keet kid- | the second to register In Precinct/Keet, son of J. H. Keet, wealthy | “The market the real solution » 35c, 25c to the high of living,” said Rader, Wednesday. “At present! rn -—— the public markets are just ¢ : — - much middlemen as stores, and| the farmer who has but a little dues cannot afford to come COAL PRICES GOING UP! 000 ssh verse the speeder’s engine, and we were off awain, back to the main — Mountain Returns June brides! =’ Gathered at Night your home in Perilous Ride summer furnishings on sale this fi: "os 0 sae hove sands of dollars of | | Mills’ the pre) miles into the vat A black blot, blocker than the Sruk’ "ite cosluer slavanes office in the United States. Every modern facility for the Pe RN uA Rat better performance of painless dentistry is here. We occu- like a bar across his chest, step pe: lantern he “Friends on government bue! ne Company K, approached warily, looked at the roadmaster’s clerk's pass, and at the dep- ut Miller, as he dropped from hin horse and threw us the packet | which may send men from milla to | trenches and make soldiers of saw “All right,” he said, and turned his who was coming up the track STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, It took only a second to re-| and headed for our final des lon Kanashat d from the mouth of “Tunnel into the halo cast by our “Halt! Who goes there?” demanded 08," we replied 8 Then Private W. L. Rose, es’ badges we wore tention to a hobo with the inevitable pack and tin can on his back. co The engine coughed once more t' and we were At DOK tatiations for Uncle Sam while Se | attle slept | | | Beneficial to the nerves and brain Re. Stearns’ Electric Paste Tunnel No, 8" the same core was gone thru — = " WwW TIRED WERVES NEED Wurstorg’e held. Proveh strain of overwerk and worry enh m KILL THEM by using Fall Directions {n 15 languages. Surely This Big, Progressive, Up-to- . largest, best equipped, most scientifically conducted dental py the entire floor on which our offices are located. ———-——----- CT perfect sterilizing apparatus to sterilize our instruments, to be had. spotless white at all times. You will be at once impressed when you on our way plete and perfect sanitation in this office. who will know how to do the work just the ay it ought to be done in order to give you lasting and permanent satisfaction. 1917. PAGE 2 Date Dental Office Is the Place to Come to Have Dental Work Done We want you to know that we have here one of the We spared no expense when we fitted up our offices in order to ive the people of Seattle the very best. Sanitation is a particular hobby with us. We have put in the most iil satis Every operator and every attendant of our large staff is dressed in me to our office with the lengths to which we have gone to get com- Now, a word as to what we have to offer you in the way of service. thrills of a scenic railway even at ‘ Go Like Comet The dispatcher's orders for are bad turns and twists We have a staff of high-grade, graduate, registered dentists, every one “ Imost 70 feet to - E - | read bedi, be kA ie m tween “Tunnel No. 8” of whom has graduated from the best dental colleges and passed the ex- ee See ae Se ee ane gigs “and Kanaskat, eo we discarded the inati ' . » de x very a- , A Be Talver of all rules.” so Roadmaster) isntern for ‘fuses. ‘Thelt glare or in te : Oe gage ntal : soir ribet Pete Our prices are the very lowest. This is made all the way down t ng slot must have made us look a comet tor in this office has his certificate from the state possible by the very large volume of business Hot Springs, First we re (if any one saw tis) as we sigsag fental board hanging right on the wall in front . ‘ Thic’ . } . . ‘Ponape cco gg dts Ai xed back and forth, the sparks hi i tal “hai ; hai igh iI which we do. This permits us to be satisfied with no cards filled out gee man, torehne “Tati. OF TiS CEAME Cees 1) PIGn SiRuE OF all. , amuch smaller profit on the individual patient than acute Early in the morning we reached This is proof positive to you that he knows an office which does only one-third to one-half of Sam at Hot Spring anaskat, with 184 cards, our : . : ¢ ; ‘ a rh ee age Freight Stands Aside practically completed, but chitied his business and knows it thoroughly. You know | the volume that we do can possibly afford to | Again we wete rushing thru the = tired, aoe made the rest of the that when you take your seat in his dental chair take. gathering darkness, stopping at p in comfort : | Maywood, where Registrar Robert) This was just one of the diffi that your work will be done by a man who 7 Your teeth are a mighty important thing for you | Hallman threw yard 59 cards cult journ made th } at j equire Ss J . J . i apres 1e:s0 c'esoek (nea. A fast| Wm the ehorite rtcc wate | aye ee co mecmareee Os just what is jaan. Hf you considered them nearly as important as we freight train was on a siding, wait-/duty was to collect registration to put your teeth into perfect condition anc KNOW them to be, to yourself, you wouldn’t de- lay a minute. You would be down to our office bright and early tomorrow morning and have one of our experts give your teeth a thorough examina- We use only the very best of materials as we tion and tell you just what it would cost you to: guarantee all work with an ironclad guarantee, have them put into perfect condition. which is signed both by the operator who did the | work and also*by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner | and manager of this office, whois thoroughly re- | sponsible. This guarantee states that if, for any | reason, your work does not give perfect satisfac- tion, we will make it right, and it means just what CockroachesAreFilthy) It is very likely, indeed, that it wouldn’t be near- ly as expensive as you have figured it would. Be assured that our price will be as low as it is | sible for any one to give and give you first-class work and attention. says. So you see we couldn't afford to use any Whatever the cost may be, however, you will aterials but the best, even if we wanted to, which | find that it will be worth a great deal more to you we don’t. . | than the cost. In other words, you really couldn’t make a better paying investment than to have your We guarantee painless work. g P teeth fixed up. Bold everywhere Me and the ‘, 10. 5. Govermmeetinne te. We have brought our system of painless den- r ‘ ret tistry to such a point of perfection that we are now Examination and estimate free. No obligations able to guarantee to perform the most difficult to have other work done unless you want it, dental operations without hurting the patient a bit. May we expect you soon? CURRY OPTICAL CO. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS “Ninth Year in Seattle H.C. and M. Curry 3070-72 Arcade Bidg RVERY If you value your watch, let) 8c ar. 4 rr. bey Haynes repair it. Next Liberty the | ae atre- _ ( Advertisement.) 2. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. 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