The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 4

Here, sir, is the new UCKY Strike, it’s called. And just exactly as you prefer 95% of your food cooked, you will now prefer your tobacco toasted. Cooking (toasting, broiling, roasting) makes things deli- cious, appetizing, and savory, because it develops flavor. You don’t eat raw steak or drink raw coffee. You like toast better than bread—especially fresh buttered toast. We toast the Burley tobacco for Lucky Strike cigarettes todevelop the utmost Burley flavor and seal it in, so it’s always there for you. g That’s what toasting does.’ You're in for a new flavor when you join the Lucky Strike Smoke circle—with the real Burley cigarette. Its toaste If You Are Not Strong Get Dynamic Tonic—Today The wear and tear of modern life with its hurry and worry, its stress and strain, is responsible for the mervous condition in which so many people find themselves. Such conditions always indicate a loss of phosphorus from the nerves and nerve-centers, where in health it is most plentiful. Depression, sleeplessness, irritability, worry over trifies, melancholy, inability to endure prolonged effort-all these are signs that the nerves and nerve-centers are starving for phosphorus, in the form of food-phosphates These phosphates are supplied in that wonderful vitalizing remedy— Dendslar *Rauic TONIC «called “dynamic’ because it produces energy). More than that—-these phosphates in Dynamic Tonic are In precisely t chemical form in which they are most abundant in the human body. Dynamic Tonic also contains iron, to enrich the blood and build up strength. (The full formula is on the label.) The use of Dynamic Tonic re- stores vitality and vigor to the nervous system, renews bodily Strength, brings back your old-time energy and vim, and greatly in- creases your power and endurance. come the and lead arm Soreness relief If you are not strong you owe it to yourself to get Dynamie Tonic and see how it will build you up. A large bottle containing five weeks’ treatment can be had for $1.50 at Bartell Drug Stores put the tender corn. ing feet will with relief. Ing Tee-Mint lconditions that existed lfollowing the revolution and rea lson {ts outcome must be at least| Weary with long struggle and feel. oarnestness as the fiery speeches Lifts Off. ally dian ppe e all nigh! or walk all da little touch of that delightful, * ours, No matter how old or tough That Alexander Kerensky, Rue- sia’s new war minister, will be Russian Napoleon her disorganized to victory under a dic tatorship Ilke that which Bon- | aparte created in France 118 | years ago, is the growing con- viction of students of Ruseian affairs in Washington who are | alive to the | | They see in Russia precisely the |old discipline and soldiers were de- | A follower of Rousseat, his pro- in France serting by thousands, republican essa one of history. The Japanese Way toRemove Corns Doesn’t Hurt a Bit—Easy and Simple’ The Magic Touch of Ice-Mint Does It. Just a Touch Stop Then the Corn or Callous Soon Shrivels and Try It. Your F agonizing pain nt touches that sore your poor, tired, ach feel xo cool, easy and | comfortable that you will juat algh | Think of it: Just a and real foot Jo STAR=THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917. PAGE 4 Sonat ae Sask | Four Sons of Sen. J , Williams ‘ ‘Do Bit” | | $120,000 FIRE SALE Special Bargains for Friday Thousands of dollars’ worth of Dress Goods, Domestics, Bedding, Laces, Embroideries, Notions, Men’s Wear, Infants’ Wear and Women’s Wearing Apparel, absolutely must be closed out. Many short lengths and small quantities, too small to advertise, can be picked up at a fraction of their worth. These can be found in all departments—it will pay you to look them over. Up to $1.75 Sateen Petti coats, plain and fancy col- ors, to close.... 98¢ 36-inch White Poplin, ex- tra special, yard.....19¢ 12%c Percales and Ging- hams, light and dark col- ors, to close, yard. 8'%¢ Up to $3.50 Trimmed Hats, to close .......-.- $1.19 Up to $1.50 House Dre es, all colors and sizes, to C.H.WILLIAMS CTL Williams ts one of two sons of Senator John Sharp Williams of Missiosipp!, training at the officers camp at Meyer, Va. Another son will enter the engineer corps and a fourth, who wanted to enlist, wan advised by his father to stay on the home plantation, near Yazoo City, and raise food 25c Cotton Voiles, Bat istes and Dimities; stripes dots, fle plaid, fleck: all colors; to close..15¢ Up to $4.00 Dress Skirts, plain, checks and stripes, to ClOSE eeeeeee ee B 36-inch Campus Suiting and Sport Stripe Poplin, beautiful colorings; extra special, yard .......385¢ In the Men’s Wear Section Men's Work Shirts, made of best chambray, in either blue or champagne; all have Union Label and cut_ex- tra full. Special at . -79¢ Men's Four-in-Hand Wash Ties in fancy colors; wide open ends; regular price 20c; to close...........10¢ ASK FOOD LAWS TO PROTECT U. S, FROM DEMANDS BY ROBERT J. BENDER United Prem Staft Correep WABHINGTON, June 7— Congress must protect the American food supply from her allies. With this warning from both President Wilson and Herbert Hoover, new food administrat- ers of both parties | the food problem to- | seinen Men's Golf Shirts with laundered cuffs, collars attached or separate; regular price $1.00; to close.......... 49¢ Men’s Muslin Night Shirts and Pajamas; regular price $1.50; sing diffi. , « clamors for more food "we STORE 7, are growing louder, while the prices mA in thin country climb h r and} the laboring man’s ds for governmental action to reduce the high cost of foodstuffs become more insistent. Wilson Warns of Danger President Wilson has told repub Hieans and democrats that ample powers must be given the food con- trol department, or the allles will be coming to this country, bidding See for American food, aud holsting| Lawyers Fix — Scalelf prices Out of IRE nary], BOWLING GREEN, ©. June H DACIFIC OUTFIT AD ety bgfirc teenage no 7.—You can get a divorce and | must be set up at once to see that > wior 1 Ty Ny f Awnerican markets are not raided| allmony here for $80, but It will COR THIPC IVERSITY , and prices forced to a point of em cost you $800 to be defended on sts C pp W MFN barrassment to the American peo) @ first degree murder charge, nL) ple. according to the attorney rates A protect our own people, and at the| the state. rons 8° same time do suatice to the allies and all the service for them we How Thin People Inaist the Dower ot nee rea. |GRBAT DISCOVERY BY EMINENT sition must be behind the food de. RPA E ? partment parted AMUSEMENTS SECOND AVENUE AT WAMES STREEY ete ly soe tn eetees tol agreed on by the lawyers of can. il sak Power of Recsonitien | May Put On Flesh MUM auan) 0 K| Already unrest at the food situa inning to be felt in con-| Judging from the countless prep- { reas. members are recelving thou-|frations and treatments which are ODO winds of complaints from. working-| continually being advertised for the| ROI > ey A urpose of making thin people men, stating that thetr salaries are increasing less than onethird as|Meshy, developing the arms, neck rapidly ae the prices of necessartes.|and bust, and replacing ugly hoi-| The government, it was declared,|lows and angles by the soft curved fs making greater and greater de-|lines of health and beauty, there mands upon them pre evidently thousands of men and | “Lat the government see that} women who feel their excessive | food ie put under control,” fs the| thinness, and it therefore ts a real | THEATRE tenor of all let | pleasure to publish herewith a sim-| AYERS - —— |ple prescription which, by correct: | vital organs, quickly produces aif ™ tee —- nee FARES ‘frequently being astonishing. This) health, Nervonsnes: sleeplessness New { é“ ‘ashion Sho a and Eastern States and Canada, || #!! quickly disappear, dull eyes be- peal Fi ion Shop iti | The prescription, which is abso- Northern Pac ic lutely harmless, directs you to take) obtain from any druggist at a trif- eeaarce “PALACE HIP Afternoons 1:20 to 5; Bvea €:80 te 11 ing the activity of certain sluggish Week—Opening Sunday EXCURSION | torrnvce, tie increase in weisnt |it a general improvement in the Round Trip to the Middle West || “87s seoompany excepsive thinness, | with the bloom of perfect health |Bitro-Phosphate, such as you may ing faulty metabolism and stimulat |increaso in weight also carries with | TOTHEEAST | renin shoe wines or Commencing June 20 }come bright, and pale cheeks glow ® before each meal a 5-grain tablet of Railway endence was safely NEW PANTAGES ing its ind y F HE MAY SAVE RUSSIA Nees ee reeriine and the aipe|| DAILY THROUGH TRAING: [Ince cost “Mer ail feu went wut ame: sims) een 4 cane y Mie dicectors know peace: would |] To Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chi || "ST. drow canheagh the a SINGER MIDGETS W i |] cago, St. Louis.’ Best of Equip: J) : sacroroanl : oa Ps 4. \Kerensky, ar Minister, Like Napoleon be euleid BES wes Deere Ss ment Fast Schedules, Perfect || veesnees, sheoplesemees tak pupeet tesoke Vandeville’s Biggest Act | continue aggressive warfare until ' pining Oar Bacviog |heaa, It shonid not, wing te {ts remark. | Other Features | BY BASIL M. MANLY \ similar as a last resort Napoleon was ning | able flesh-atowing properties, be used by WASHINGTON, June 7.— | In 1799 the neh directory,| placed in charge of the armies of VISIT [anyone whe doce not desire te put on fleah. | which occupie . = position anala- | France just as Kerensky was last gous to the Russian provisional £ov-' week named to command the ent, has lost the power which armies of Russia YELLOWSTONE | possessed over the French At First @ Radical | NATIONAL PARK | So much for similarity of na-| > Conditions Parallel tional conditions, Let us look now | | France was surrounded by ene-|at the men. mies. The French treasury had) Like Kerensky, Napoleon had | |run dry. The army was starving | been one of the most ardent of rev and disorganized. Like the Rus-|olutionists and strong anti-mon sian army it had thrown off the | archist. 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