The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET ) WE’LL TRUST YoU C ayatem has beem established ay sare caaler aud OuF prices yewhere, No eatra charges, mo tu jJusP YOUR worp AT YOULL pay ‘ # 1.00 noo See Dewe, 100 ) I traw and gz06 epectal $1.45 | Bui: 3 $ Far-Sighted Buyers, Close Co-operation sources to Get Plenty of the Best Clothing for Men at Moderate Prices These Days— It is a great thing for any store to have all these advantages, and it thing to be ab our clothing at at has € this store will not ate that full value have to fear a you did not ge id for your money There is no scarcity of good, dependable merchan- dise—no lowering of qual- ity at this store, thanks to our buyers, to our buying power of 106 Gately stores and no lack of ready ) money. Gately Suits are $15, $18, $20 to $35 And come in Regular, Slim and Stub Models. 4 We are sure that they are bet : ter than can usually be found in fabrics, workmanship and style at the same price, and there is such an unlimited variety that no man need go away unsatis- Stout, , Weer Week Week Week Week Week 16.95 This Store Is Now Better Able Than Ever to Serve You It Requires Immense Purchasing Power, Expert and With Manufacturers and Almost Unlimited Re- Hats, Caps and Furnishings : 4g Secrow and ces. foc All the latest shapes and ay yourself. Examine everything Shades in Hats at $3.50. $4, + carefully, you will not be urged | 82d others at $2 and $3. Caps ‘ to buy. We to $1.50 i ; qj New Neckwear, New Shirts, Summery Underwear and Open ‘har; Hosiery—all the little things * Cc ge well-dressed men want and Account need are here " Our Credit Service will en- able you to dress well and | Shoes, $4, $5 to $7.50 hever miss the money You All the smartest new shapes need not pay all in 20 days for the fashionable dresser We arrange terms to suit Endwells and other sensible you—-weekly or monthly styles for those who prefer them. APPAREL FOR WOMEN, , 3 Open [oven Saturday Ure Ten | Until Ten f Phone Elliott 3846 1 MISSES AND CHILDREN 1113 THIRD AVE. . Science is used To be fp) apital on the wing. a year ago are back numb TOP-NOTCH SPECIAL and not only skill The public 1s GETTING It's not satisfied with the faker or the pretending specialist room full of curiosities to attrac tion. treatment and CURES, not and empty promises “9 14” 19 Occidental SEATTLE, WASH. energy Nowadays they demand up-to smooth || CATELYS JETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STS. =MEN=| Remned es 1ST P but WISE. ic belt with a t atten late talk Our Specialtys Men’s Ailment you to come to our offices. We will explain tment for Varicose Veins, Hydrocele, Nervous 1 é Pile Fist sladder, Kidney, Prosta nd Disorders, ond g£ you FREE, a 5 exa erson should take advanta of r 1e condition. A perma nent cur what you want The Genuine German Remedy Cures Blood Disorders Shrlich's Salvarsan for Blood Poison. We give it by the € method, at our offices. No pain, no hos pital, no deten from home. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p.m; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12 NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 8, BRITISH, IN GREATEST DRIVE, HURL CAVALRY AT GERMANS Aa WAR SITUATION TODAY WEST FRONT nettle, tn - se lent of all offenstves, send CANT Wiap Vale yesterday violent G twUwuMm™ O BRUSSELS , but are re ’ MACH oh ONTAN ONT Bettiah thee { increase and omy pewk “1 wrtillory POriant reports from other fronts. BY EGAN PHIL nbs eee e | 4 How German Line Is Being Pushed Back | > a x“ | $3.95 cial, to eac » Coa 50 to Special, 90 Coats, The Rhodes Co. Kodaks Children’s Coats—Spring |/ | Styles—Reduced (A \\ | Toilet Preparations at Interesting Films and All Supplies | in Floor MODES Hats for the |, Summer Time 20 Coata, $12.50 Special 15 Coats, regular $15.00 to $34.50, Special, each reguiar $19.75 each to $9.95 $11.85 Silk and WITH THE BRITISH. AR- | Wool MIES IN THE FIELD, June 8 , | Six. thausend prisuhere ee far Prices Separate | = “Prer Main Floor, counted is the score to date in * the great Flanders offensive. Main Floor Dress Shirts So complete is the succes with whieh the drive was atill | | A New progressing today that Brit Face Creams | | ish cavalry went into action. | ¢ The British turned loose ever tks ; aT 5 AE shipm at has just been tion to sweep forward in victory © Size Pond'’s Vanishing Crean | Upper Main Floor rtylen are suitable along t mile front m Ypres ve Size Pond's Cold ¢ | for children, misses and te ent yesterday morn Me Daggett and Ramadell’s Cold Cream | Summer will be a women, Moderately priced A vast upheaval of 600 tons of ex The first black line, on the leit, near Paris, shows the furthest A ae Wicata Mecocakay Ceske Tee | STest season for th o5¢ and nev wee , © wal inning Scat. advance of the German troops prior to the great French victory of Billing . e Crean separate skirt, and eager over mile nt and tov the Marne, which saved Paris. The second line shows the German 4y riage Wisi’ Creat to be provided just ed off. t vast ses front after two years of fighting. The British and French artillery ( 6 Por Cr at the time D 1 be like @ volnean. and infantry attacks have become more forceful and more artful Melba ‘ ag Sa B d. d Flames Shoot Up with each month of experience. The third heavy line shows the Molt k r ner Crea 7 Pues anae | was standing on the mas. West front line today, being stubbornly defended by the Germans ae A Be OS pr tive top of a dugout when thie In the vicinity of Ypres and the Belgian border, British successes are | age fodved ats of ere, Gi cheek came Fer severe\: bes being reported today. At St. Quentin, and south, the Germans are, F Powder haste should be Sg Bi ee Soma onds it felt tho the whole | attacking the French ace bd made, for that “right Straws. An assortment of rth had caved in. A minute : ‘ ; > P time” may be to- | smart ready-to-wear Hats before the explosions the air emy attacks at various points. ly reinforced, have been req | Oc nize B “Rice Powder se > be to | that comprises broken was stagnant. The concussion | All attacks failed. r attempts to attack Italian,| 50c size Lab ¢ Powder B9e Gay, it may & | s. Regular $1.95, $2.50, produced a breeze that twisted “Southeast of St. Quen a vio-|ositions on the Trentino front and | © wize Colgate's Ta 5 morrow. The style and $3.95. Special the branches of trees for miles | lent my bombardment of tne! above Trieste | ¢ size Williams’ ‘Taloum that pleases you will | r Saturday, your choice away. Great, jagged forks of line from St. Quentin to La Fere nen's Borated Taleum Powde be found in this var at $1.45 flame shot toward the sky, like $ counte our own artillery, AVIATORS ARE BUSY DierKise Mee Powder | tongues of lightning “ r repared attack PARI I &§ —Dritiat ? | Then began, t mr, Am Pre 4 ber : ) i ev Nene ont agitated on boprad tace Toilet Soaps > One Hundred ered abead of the Frit.) Laffaux, south of Filain and tn th ar orted odors, cake Se nd the mae ike a hail of great ateel | Cerny rector, the artillery fire waa). te il Serger a cake... “106 waist It | New Hats of White Milan f the n ent character, En Fake British Officers Armour's “a cake foe | tractiy | White Penames thet ail Signal for Hel on artous points failed . . Lacan e Boas, & cake 5 | yhite Panamas that are Arabia at bak Faakols areca” | #808 Court Gotham Maidens}| Jersen's Violet, Glycerine Soap, a cak 1O¢ | that are developed cleverly trimmed with from the darkness ahead as the We penetrated t nemy's lines| NEW YORK, June 8 —Girls, be a eet ee om ¢ | from Black and fancy flowers, bands and Germans signaled madly for toward 6 vain hill, end the region | vare of heart-breakera in Brit - ———, | Navy Wool Poplins patie’ sn — hel wan east of Helfort, and took prisoners . a Serg: adornment; iso Si vor i Rly ra coreg be HAIG MAKES REPORT naval uniforms who cannot show Miscellaneous Serre shapes in black and col- had swept over the trench—and LONDON, June &—“The po. | their credentials th ei ors, fresh trom) an were going on. sition we captured y Since Lieutenant Cormander Household” Rubber Gloves, a pair Checks work rooms. Attractively to today th last was one of the enem George Ellis ef the I b To ir assorted: choice priced at - a - é important strongholds on the - . t Tis € for F 1 finn ort western fr Field Marshal |“ eb ( Dental be t Y ae cies Gat tthe Haig reported today. He did Katie Mille { Finshing soctet ©} » Tooth Ps sous stret of the drive. the Ger-; MOt add any new detalis of the to engaging herself to marry hin ze Lavoris—antine a Silk Taffeta and Georgette r » and, fighting fake British officers with natt Blouses, $4 75 fi posing every step of the unif s. flashing swords and gl © size Glycothymoline—antisepti Special . brittany adtanes AUSTRIANS ATTACK tongues have sprung up on every | THRE ths saat Poceuchut Cee ROME, June §—Austrians, heavy: | side © great city of Lille and the im jportant Industrial towns of Tourco ing and Roubaix aced by the new the most powerf Britieh drives. The are th centers of s] al sec tion of t e fiehting te over F the objectives _ | Liberty Bond ine trom vores | It Is Worth 10 Per Cent Premium At Seattle’s Big Music House fron n the triangle | The great question confronting every music-loving family of ‘lying ridge Seattle today which {s in need of a plano has been solved, The MantaE the: Wlaesinan vibtors nm patriotic and home-loving people who have been in a qua limportant, even if it is farther dl dary to know whether to serve their country by buying Liberty tan from Lille and Armentieres Ronds, or serve their families by furnishing the neceasary means promontory dominates the fiat Bi with which to educate them in music—A PIANO—will be most |gian-French fields in this sector, It off tdeal. obeervation pleased to know that they now ean do both base. Moreover, it gives an advan tageous strategic position from Be Loyal to Good Old United States which to turn the flan At the time this le cabled Also be loyal to yourself and family by putting music in your the British are attacking local ome. By so doing, you can buy pianos cheaper than you ever | 'y “Oxygen trench,” where Id before, or ever will be able to again, at the BIG ONE-PRICE | pockets of Bavarian troops are holding out in strength | No details of the fighting at this point have yet been re. ceived at headquarters Our Line of New Pianos | Lasse on ak zesterday and Consisting of CHICKERING & SONS, at $575 and upward ‘oday make the Germans’ pos! Su RS. tull-eise cadi . 50; KI tlon to the east of the Mes HAINES BROTHERS illeize cabinet grands, $450; KIMBALL, sines ridge critical. The River $ and upward: MARSHALL & WENDELL, ELLSWORTH, Lys and the Commines canal HOLMES, and many other ake « bound to delight musical converge there, meeting at peor and eur ONE-PRICE SYSTEM will appeal to the most Commines. If the Germans suc i Special , eed in crosting these waters | Glin . jo eee our $27 So RR UCT - | they will have to undertake the by the all Compa f you are not in the r t for operation under shell fire and | highest-crade plano. ( are our $185 new plano with any plano must lose heavily. | ou can purchase elsewhere for $250 —_——~ We will accept a Liberty bond upon any new Piano in the BRITISH WEDGING LINE house at 10 per cent above fts par value and arrange the easies LONDON, June &—Across , thiy t n balanc Help ust a 0 unt wedge five miles brovd at its} possible monthly terms upon balance elp us to invest $25,000 apex, British troops are still forg in Liberty Bonds ng ahead smashing Germany's ¢ p on Belgium rly front wus Pe | MONTELIUS MUSIC HOUSE f inter fighting. The Ger-| post od sper tt olla CHICKERING HALL THIRD AND UNIVERSITY € € and of the! blows of the infantry LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK PARIS, June 8.—Germany | has apparently started a coun- ter offensive along a great section of the French front. To- day's official report detailed a Portland and Return $7.50 VIA Boot ary..wammcanet | Great Northern Railway Fal Fere, preliminary to an attack ACCOUNT ELEVENTH ANNUAL ROSE SHOW EE eet ae On Sale June 12 to 14 Inc, ¥ faux and south of Filain as well THREE DAILY TRAINS es in the Cerny sector, and “en- |H Jy, Seattle 11:15A.M. 3:45 P. M. 10:40 P. M. . if Ar. Portland 5:55 P. M. 10:00 P.M. 6:00 A. M. REDUCED RATES TO |f 1y. Portland 10:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M. 12:30 A. M. CALIFORNIA. Ar. Seattle 4:15 P.M. 11:15 P.M. 7:30 A. M. Good equipment, superior service, “Best Meals on Wheels.” are MUL TRAE Ma eiGIeA chal Cret Nahermnae Ce ee | san ey epeamee tT For full particulars, berth reservations ken I ’ tickets, ete, apply 4: . City Ticket Office, ae City’ Tleket Office,” Columbia and Second Ave. T. J. MOORE, C.P.and T.A. PHONES: Cc. W. MELORUM, A. GP. A, ELLIOTT 5609, MAIN 6601 Ma\ THE McCORMICK LINE| ‘100 Cherry %4t. Vhone Millott se — STOP PERMITS JULY 1 : Altho open for business as of ore, thé beeze branch of the sketet will spe yore, t se srsh tr Zo Ske part. the War Zon county auditor's office w . aaere nut at the Swed have to close its doors July 1 ff in their turn entitled, “Oh, and Bellevue in the opinion of Prosecutor rt Lundin. The Two Balkins played on Let Uncle Sam know you're While, because of referen Taber of peculiar musical instru-| | tiving, Buy a Liberty Bond. dum petitions, the bone dry Th nilette Sisters open Ba aise law did not become effec Wednesday night, the Reed pos tal law amendment goes into action July 1 and prohibits the importation of booze into states which forbid its manufacture | or sale Prosecutor I ve (CENSORSHIP WORKED now erence Wa {PALACE H Hugo Va O'Burrell, doe ning in pin be {INGTON, June & nt of Gen. nia acl ngland is the first mention | t his move ince h t SALE OF tive t was not the congress to state einforce m that iP ansen's “Fa bill at m as seen in Moore in takes the | rube t at the Henrietta role of the Fourth For Lad High THE LODGE Ave. at Westlake jas’ and Gentlemen's lass Entertainment and Dancin re to 1 A. M en Given Away, "WE MAKE. Your Tet | Feec GOOD” © led the bill bing act line of comedy that ye large Thursday's andi as h had a bunch Cooper. sical of good jokes cal instruments, His im Col Sydney Gauntlett, second in] are all O. K command of all Roy and Ha work from Chicago to t islands like Sec ut ew cut? looks some one we know, some re wl a has a big smile, dis closing a row of pe teeth not have the broad grin and the smiling ‘ f his teeth were in bad condition. A mil- ! smile comes easy and looks like a mil n, if the teeth are right teeth abscessed teeth and pyorrhea are eases most common to the human race,” W. P. Harding, in a talk ¢ The Im- od Health,” in Meany Friday rtance Goce Hall Tooth Trouble Is Due to Two Causes— Ignorance and Neglect One tooth in the mouth is worth a half a dozen in the dentist's office. W the proper care you hould have ur teeth always. Everybody should have their teeth examined at least twice year, You can't start too early Bring the children to us are young and they will thank you in years for your care and thoughtfulness. Let us impress this forcibly and clibly upon your mind—we treat without shock or any of the ter-effects under the m, were m ble “ extended the st courteous tr our corps of ex- perts, who will cheerful your teeth with- out any cost to you whatsoever. It is entirely op- il with you whether or not we do your work but what is important, is that you have your teeth examined at once, in order to know their exact con- and for your own protection. Our charge for rk is small, yet we stand back of all work we turn out. with an ironclad guarantee. Don’t put ‘ Tomorrow may be too late. Come in today. Our “Natural” Teeth on our Double Suction Expres- sion Plates are the extreme limits of Plate Perfec- tion. Full upper or lower set, SERS $10 for 10 years These Plates Are All Made in Our Own Laboratories ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS Southeast Corner First and Pike For Ten Years in Same Location—Diagonally Across From Public Market, Laboring People’s Dentist. All Work Guaran- teed. Lady Attendant. J. R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr with a wire and tum SALVATIONIST WERE = aibPissateevits baa iviad, Spies e+: ¥ oh ue