The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1917. PAGE 5 Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. MEDICAL MAN 416-424 PIKE STREET ’ is NEEDED IN | WE’LL TRUST YOU i POPPDPAPAK \P PADD IDPAAAKAALA ; / own tndividaal { @ | Soe 10s 'NEWS—NOTES—GOSSIP j 8 we } NEW YORK, June 5.—The pobicdaemetiias =! bl ths tt» RN Re tenn ate s F i ans Ween oF ‘devas American medical profession a) ThO0 Worth of Week has advanced so far, eapecially 100.00 Worth of Week nnection with the war, ee wes h Aveo according to Dr. Charles W 00.00 Wer Wash Mayo, one of the famous Mayo brothers of Rochester, Minn, ‘ and president of the American Medical association, a medical offic ould be added to the : president's cabinet Our count hould secure a ii Jical cabinet officer in the near Americ Medical a \ Trains Doctors Through lax examination of recruits and the natural effects of prolonged life and overcrowding in trenches and underground atructures, tuber culosis will become a menace to our soldiers, as it is today REFRIGERATORS RATO! ‘$1.89 wars have coat the bel re de from 4d m actual fight Disease Kills Soldiers CANAL CUTS RATES: 3 252% Electric Barges Will Go to New York a " * {Never be inder obligato Map shows direct water route from Duluth, Minn., to New York ty, with new barge canal from Buffalo to Albany, linking the lakes with the Hudson STEP SLES ae eee a ae | Lionel Barrymore, in Scene From “The Millionaire's Double,” | Liberty, Thursday. NO ONE SHOULD |Dr,_ Feeding _erdinand King, New!’ Today’s Programs k Physician and Medical | LINERTY—Charles Ray in “The Mil |EVERY WOMAN Don’t Use Dyes—Restore| EVERY MOTHER ae Natural Color Wit! hy} | NEW YORK, June 6— j Cost Millions Freight from as far west as It cost the ow York! Healthful Remedy — Duluth, Minn., can now be car- $154, ‘ build it, but a Mone Back am Ra ried all the way to New York _thorities expect this will be re paid y | N EEDS IRON | Norma Ta mighty Dollar dge in “The! rin The Hara in “Her Dow. | TIOEAGS A~Vrances Nelecn in “The Al son river, so the route from ° Duluth to New York would be sot direct. It is estimated the sail wit of 500 miles from Buffalo to |* New York will take about |} < three days and a half. By rail |teine, net the run for freight takes about [tai #sfe five days Bo. aatticn Cost of transport ee * these two points by 5 a| ¢ Mt }a bushel of y can aby ba DA OF READ S1 STAR WANT aps] Sas sal haem faders + | CLEMMER it ‘ascinat ‘| the attra a thee | Thurede than good. | ormante| COLISEUM Kathlyn Williama and House Today and Until Saturday Night n persuades Da to try some, too. He doe | speedily becomes a slave to] { vit For his ake, Daj fem te re himself, There |Sae Me # a thrilling fight with death In a Brand New, First Ry hae civen tog tue ia Time Shown ly and scenic are als TENSE DRAMA OF LOVE AND HATE MIDST SNOW AND ICE od is known | tories of knows his STRAND The tragedy that war and courage James Oliver Curwood’s Great Northern Story § THE DANGER WILLIAMS in a throbbing drama of ALICE JOYCE AND HARRY MOREY the great West—written oLONial: by Willard Mack How a girl rises from life in the 4 lums of London to of the highest pla : in Eng soclety and New Print MACK SENNETT'S Famous Success—Fun—Riot then falls suddenly when the de. ception by which she had clim |is disclosed, is told in Theda Bara |Her Double Life,” at the Colonial, | | oe a | |CLASS A | E. K. Lincoln, for a number c | years a popular stock player on th | and 1 itly feature ions, is ‘ra 5 Ison 4 Elvidge in “The Almighty Dollar,” at the Class A POLICE PET MICE The office force at the police sta tion, Tuesday night, had five whit mice to care for, while their own Harvey Merrill, 27, from Portland, was spending the night in the city jail. He was arrested for peddling on the streets without a license, us Jing the tame mice to attract al R EB; x crowd. He sold mending cement] and razor strops | PARRY IS HONORED | JOHN HAMRICK 2ND AND UNIVERSITY 15c ChiLoren te C Loge Seats 25c “The Courage of Silence” “FOR HIM | HAVE ONLY PITY—BUT | COULD KILL THE WOMAN WHO TOOK HIM FROM ME!” Unbeknown, the outraged wife was pouring the secret of her he torn agony into the ears of the very woman whose influence had invaded the sanctity of her home “THE HIGHWAY : OF HOPE AND FATTY ARBUCKLE in a riotous joyfest— “& Reckless Romeo” TOMORROW Pauline Frederick in “HER BETTER SELF” COLISEUM} “The L ttle Teacher” with M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGRAM: “It's a Cute Little Way of My Own” Tierney “Pizzacato Polka” Delibes FATTY ARBUCKLE, MABEL NORMAND MACK SENNETT. A memorial to the late Will H Parry, member of the federal tr commission at the time of his di w opted by his former co at a meeting of the trustee | Jof the Seattle Chamber of Com- merce and Commercial Club by water, with the completion (soon by the increased transporta- » ken to use 4 r | of the New York state barge tion of grain and ore to New York, dirt Ky dyes, xy Ot ants AT TIMES LIBERTY canal, rival of the Panama as at low rates N on r | Charles Ray is seer the last] one of the greatest engineering city the «reatest sy all/To put strength into hefjines tonight at the Liberty in feats in the world center in the co nea « tadea] nerves and color into her The Millionaire Vagrant It n canal, from Buffalo to Al-| Traffic a tar cheeks. story of the startling adventures built over of the d . ¢ our n , canal an nks the lakes = ‘i ¢ . with the Hudson river. It is said 3 | otr it to afford easier, cheaper and swift. about 10,00 ) eason | \ n er transportation than the rail Large canal boats, driven by t ae road. electricity, will be adapted to |« a oe Sail the lakes and the Hud DOINGS IN FILMDOM) The Rhodes Co. * Men’s Black Sateen Shirts $1.00 A New Crepe Kimono Sells at $1. 75 Middies An A Upper ‘AN , ONE- QUARTE R MILE WATER FRONT. It ha i dents dancing Phe I-la-he ommunity e if you day Special, Each M ituate live Clul are pent Interesting 19c ain Floor Floor mn White Fabrics for Summer Main Floor, Rear. nik t E-M- Cc Union “Suits For. Women, $1.50 Upper Main Floor. White Lace Cloth White Barred Dimity and Pink Batiste 1 1 k, no slee n wear the B-V-D, a garment” ‘hes a Liberty Bond one way to do your bit, oma Edt it 4 LAberty berty Bonds saned in ons and be paid Subscription Bianks Mit and full i, and ed and rty Bond Be Secured Here le le, a - -20¢ nehes v yard. .10¢ 40) hes w 0 ind 12-yard $ 4 $3.25 and $3.75 to the bolt. 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