The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1917, Page 2

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1917, PAG « Sergt. Wells Makes ERS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORTHWEST|| EchoCryWithTales _of Heroism at F ront You r By Echo June Zahl Credit | 1 wept gome big, salty ones on the floor when I talked to Sergt Wolls, who'll tell the Knights of Co s nieht, at the K, of C, tall, 1401 Har | Goo ; ard ave lumbus about the war, Monday I thought he might have ‘ H DOWN!” o tear or two, just to be genial “make your own terms!” —make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 withont a cash payment at time of purchase. —we invite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to “make your own terms”—-our well-known liberal credit service will How Can You Increase Your Efficiency and Earning Power? That is something that is of the greatest interest to all of us. How to increase our efficiency—that in itself implies increased earning power. The best way that we know of to do this is to improve and better your health. And to have | bad teeth fixed up is one of the quickest, surest and most efficient ways to improve the health. If you realized just what a destructive agent bad teeth are you wouldn’t hesitate a moment. me with or : limp, and told me “© brothers a father in the war, and t he had returned, his mother said I'm proud of my baby.’ The grim, fatalistic recklessness ADD TO Your| ACCOUNT »—> —if you have an account here your additional purchases will be of and limb stunned me ‘ee nothing,” he said, looking ; at the stub of his arm I'm going Beded without initial payment. Oe pear meireanel neees! to get Aw fino wooden one put on | gee am Bie Not only do they interfere with the proper there. Oh, won't there be a lot “s ; chewing of the food, but they also produce lee Gomhiaat Iti uate cee eee poisons within themselves which are taken di- and poor, buying arms,” be laughed rectly into the stomach when the food comes fight when ther amputated en arm into contact with the teeth. The result is an im- Wells wants to get back to the paired digestion. Ask your doctor about this. fighting Mne. she tag cha ae . tinal * od Bettlen peisoner of wax, thare te He will tell you that a bad digestion is at the ages ag le rr egg mgr oot bah . 3 | bottom of more human ills probably than any é the Sritieh, ut he is trying to go , my F with the American army as inter . other one agency. preter or in the comminsary depart-| US e ze -ay- ment—tn fact, any way-—as long as| Sergt. Wells _ Pus sacs form around the roots of decay —f @ Bijho gets where the cannons are| ————| ing teeth. This pus, distributed throughout the pepe crs he ra yee maaged VETERAN SOLDIERS system, gathers at the joints, etc. and causes Or, L. R. Clark VERSAL COMBINA | “T admire the Germans,” he said swelling and inflammation. This is = They are fighting fo father-| ‘ as i ‘ ait i 4 | iney are fighting for thelr father TO CONVENE HERE) very often called “rheumatism” and | both by operator and L. R. Clark, and are fighting to the last} jbreath, with that err ringing in| Five organizations of war veter-| iS treated as such. When the teeth | p, D, S. jthetr ears. Any man in the United d thet uxitiario {ll con-| » fj a q . . « TION RANGE is to De Piers: ee ies ec Naeseg wale] are fixed up these unpleasant and 1h veel, sincere desire to pleas 1 that spirit of fight Perl capmapoantet ths araad Acer ot painful symptoms will disappear. | and satisfy you, backed by a repu- in him sho 0 | the » 20 and 2 hey 7, ‘ ’ iblv z 4 1: : * | . caiguiteake a rd CR ak ae eel Altogether, you couldn’t possibly | tation for square dealing, which it ven away ee! 7 there {# an a erans, the Woman's Keliet Corps,| Make an investment that will give has taken us years to build and with nedy th 7 tvolity that) the Spanish War Veterans, and the] you s or more profitable returns which you may feel sure we will than to invest the small amount that —the change can be yy erans , : take no chances. ‘« Tommy was lying in the a ‘ > , ” | oe r , : —this wonder- fuel ftorttal by Sere. Wells when his will be required to have your teeth | We invite you to call. We will made from one fuel Blarm was amputated. ‘The young fel-! 330 ENROLL AT U and mouth put into perfect condi- give you an expert examination and bina low had neither arms nor lege. | ; 4 ic Fic - P, ws “he PeentreM, ful com tion to another by the "well, are you sorry you got into] ‘The registration at the summer| tion at this office. : tell you just what the cost will be range burns imple turning of a sorry pon “why, | ington the first Sar tk voit wae | Here are some of the points of the of putting your teeth in perfect con- q f mi! © boy hy. [ington the first day % year v aut oR 5 fa a | oP » Sa : $ * coal and ni . |I don’t have to do a thing now; you!330. This ix 80 more than the en.| SUPerior service that we have to offer | dition. ‘This examination and esti- oll lever — a child ca nif] Makes oven have to feed me.” rollment ‘of last yea to you: | mate costs you nothing, nor are After the first few bullets pass) —— — -—— i . operate it! See Wate ee yg acesed peLianrruicy > ime | 1.—Graduate, registered dentists = §= you put under any obligations to a ‘ © overy o1 ures tor . | , a ri 2 |there’s a time to drop, and you can't. .™ » H totals saan Of the highest class. have work done umess you want he attendance and interest taken by the Seattle housewives in our Factory fi jarop berore your time Stee mow Fee tay 2.—Best equipped and largest den» |_ it . | Se Wells bet o the Sev 4 any, sw 4 Fy Demonstration and Free Range Contest have been a gt pot laa gnalion. of the ret “cana | AMUS tal office in the Northwest. = pete nh = ee . Nair waite * . n atten qd visio ns one of the fe’ Mad ‘ . yo ‘ s pectations; we had many telephone calls from ladies who oe 0 [bora to return nt all. He will tell } 3. Absolutely painless mi | vestments you could possibly make this week, and in order to give all a chance to participate have obtained per- Jf) his war oxperiences this week at (Genuine “Novo-Cain” used here. ; : MET RODOLITA THEAT ite Orpbeum theatre, ; . and will be worth many times the mission from the Empress Universal Factory to continue the Factory Dem- srterei | i y ti cost to you, in better looks, better 4.—Lowest prices—made possible onstration and Free Range Contest another week. Old Sol Boosts die || SIX jicuTs = TONIGHT pint og pyoor a health; better efficiency—increased 4 aa Prager fl Emnrece Ml » |] First Times Outaide New York .—Best of materi | earning power. Better arrange an the factory is going to give, absolutely free, one of these wonderful Empress Sale of Things to Firet Times Outside New ¥ 8 ; f Universal Three-Fucel Ranges to the housewife in Seattle who will give the fj) Soothe Baked F lesh) sinh etelabie et took 6.—Ironclad guarantee, signed | appointment right away, hadn’t you? ten best reasons why this range should be in every home; call at our Stove Jf) Cocoa butter and vaseline en-|| g ” Department, let the factory expert demonstrate this Empress Three - Fuel 92°4," frost “The Boomerang Range to you, then you can readily give a hundred reasons; they ask only fi/feal rxjmiming day this reason, ten; all letters must be in our office at nine o'clock Saturday night, JUHOi Els sap wity cena ig Wafer nel 30, at which time same will be forwarded to the factory at Chicago for o warmed thelr skins till they j ii ent. 4 a rosy red “that won't | =2s) Regal Dental Offices } Four Merry ts DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. N. Y. Winter Garden’s 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union. | lghta, com- The city’s bathing beaches at! antay ireen Lake and Lake Washington also were well patronized. There| wasa band concert at Al 38_UNIVERS ON ees Best Bet Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to to the t place, NO Halon Sais WEEE! THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL | ON TO PLEAD INSANITY AL JOLSON In waar’ reaped t Seattle’s leading dentists. 7 right CASH FIRST PAYMENT JULY FIRST! Jf) ews recess. eno ste nis tor. | Serie eset is NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS |mer wife, Anna Forray, at her home at Green Lake, March 14, was scheduled to go to trial in superior court Monday, charged with first degree murder. Forray, who {s a Serbian, and! Some speaks Iittle Enlist had NO CASH DOWN ON been divorced from his wife and,| according to her had annoyed her. ) ) | She applied for a court order to i Seno INTER ictr EST!” Most un- Vi ola d¢ ’ { } ) i Bea sade, DO N —we will take your old stove in exchange for an EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE. “Robinson Creses, Jr.” ratte Gite (PILE JIT CHARGES Besta rhredey. all Satta e Complaints charging seven “do nation bus” drivers with operating without a permit and accepting fares from R. A. Wise, a traction | company spotter, were filed Mon-/| day morning. They are the first} complaints against the men, | PALACE HIP Afternoons, 1:30 to $; Even, 6:20 to 11 extra special values in | | PRESENT PORTRAIT | Ladies of the Grand Army of the in convention in Seattle will present a portrait n Lincoln to the Cham ree and Commercial b auditorium Tues- | t Rhodes will accept r the cham ber FAIR PLAY! Let there be no misunderstanding about the strike that is called to tie up the laun- dries of Seattle. and 3 Other “Mystery of thi Afternoons, 100; Rves. and Bun, dled Forray, according to his attor neys, Flick & Paul, was insane at the time of the shooting and now — has recovered his mental balance. i NEW PANTAGES OWNERS WILL KICK Mats. 2.20) Nii 7 and ® Dissatisfied with the effect of the contract providing for the fill of tide lands along Lake Washington, tide land property owners have called a meeting Monday afternoon in the assembly room of the Cham. ber of Commerce. Republ this w of Abrah ber of Con Club fn th day. } the gift PUBLISHER IS DEAD Dent Hayes Robert, publisher of | co Examiner, died at his home at Coronado, Cal., Sun- day, after a long illness. MILK IS AVIATING Grama Of Russian Milk has reached the top price in wand dale gies the history of Chehalis, It's up to per 100 pounds when Deputy Sheriff C. L. Knight fer ever extend- went to serve the order he became | { ed by any store $100— excited and shot the woman. She in America! |prevent his calling’ on her and usual credit of- XL select any VIOTROLA up to $100, which} Victrola will be sent to your home ) a oie v4] MENT! Entirely without union influence or ac- tion, the laundry drivers have been get- ting a higher scale of wages in Seattle than in any other city in the United States. Yet now they are making such exacting de- mands, involving a contract with the union, that in justice to the public we cannot accede. Nevin D. Pontius, ‘well known oye and ear specialist, with offices in| the Cobb building, has received his appointment as captain in the re serve officers’ corps, medical de- — partment Nights 20c, 200, 800, Mats, 150, 3 —strong metal covered trunk; trim- $6 45 med in brass; regular price $7.50; ( ° special for the week $6.4. 5 trunk; 3-ply ( $13. 15 ize; regular once $16. 50; wether) for the week $19.95 ular price $24.50, special for the Ck $19.95. ‘ oe _ €90 OF 8” brown fiber trunk: round inch siz gular $34.50; pellh 1 __for tl this $28.! $13.75 - —best made wardrobe trunk $3015 size; regular price $4 spe- cial for the week $39.75. A remarkabl intrigue —our Victor ) Talking Ma} gy: }enine Depart.) Wictrola ment is a spe x. es feature of this store, and $50— we extend an invitation to vis- ? it and listen to your favorites and ; latest rec- Victrola Money © the war go Haynes makes the watches go. | Next Liberty theatre —Adv, black fiber trunk, brass trimmed, heavily bound; nch size; reg- Following recent voluntary advances in the pay of inside laundry workers, to a mark more than 10 per cent in excess of the state's require- ments, the unionized inside workers walked out last Thursday without notice; here again im- possible demands were made. Wemen Know the Value DR. DAVIS ANTI-HEADACHE he, Neuralgia, and Hi LAUNDRY NOTICE! a Seattle laundry owners do not oppose organi- 17. 50 n-sized wardrobe trunk; ords LAZINESS but they will not submit to arbitrary, { $17.50 regular price $ ; special for }{ —most attrac . Bagster oorye Brig | a that in the end will cause laun the week $17. “—A7inch traveling bag; genuine leather; regular price $9.50; spe cial for the week $7.95 heavy 17-4nch leather bag; lined, protected corners; regular ke it shrink to mers a burden they should not and must not be called upon to carry. comfortable in the Northwest. dinsatinfaction. $7.95 a brain has withered Inconvenience to the public will be mini- mized to the greatest possible degree, but in asking the public’s indulgence laundry owners bh ziness ench days rn brain does but refrate ‘The progress on the way, \| —free record de- Laundry customers are hereby notified that for the present and until the laundry delivery system livery service to ¢ price $10.50; special for the week, }} any postoffice H Cobwebs will grow on any brain || feel the fight is chiefly in behalf of the men $8.45. a ___$ address in the Victrola has again been placed in operation, bundles left at and women patrons who ultimately must pay —sultease; genuine leather; light )) u. 8. XVL. any laundry or laundry-call office will be imme- the bill if laundry costs are still further im weight; brass trimmings; regular " creased. j price $10.50; special for the week diately taken care of. ] ‘ —mallorders receive prompt $200— attention; send : convenient, $150— The fight, too, is against the rankly un- American principle that would bar from our employ and perhaps from an honest living all those who do not hold union cards The laundryowners regret that their patrons must suffer this temporary inconvenience, but ex- pect to be able within a short time to collect and deliver work as heretofore. cowhide suite ase; heavy brass trimmed corners; regula 50; special for the week {for free cata- } logue. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattle L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101 to 111 S. 11th St., Tacoma | “Fair Play” is all we ask! SEATTLE LAUNDRYOWNERS’ CLUB Automobiles Quickly Painted drying, tough, glossy || will not chip; $15 up, PACIFICO AUTO PAINTERS 1017 Kastlake, Capite! 381 SEATTLE LAUNDRYOWNERS’ CLUB Q ena