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

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917, PAGE 2 reonswoo mee (Our Reputation Is Worth More Than Your Dollars oN DOWN" ASA aee | FROM CAPITAL SATURDAY NOO We would far rather not do your work at all than not to Thirty stenographers are working night and day to fins leh the renumbering of Seattle select service registration do it in a way that will entirely please and satisfy you—so well in fact, that you will not only come back to us again in the future when you are in the need of derital service, but that you will also recommend your friends to us. NO f ; a | garde. Reports from dlatriet hy day, as required by law, the ° renumbering would be com- account we M % i —e . pl and the new liste In the a 4 | hands of the adjutant gener of the state, ready for the Our reputation for square, honest dealing has taken years to build up, and we realize that it would take just as long, or longer, to build it up again should we lose it now. It is by far the most valuable asset we possess. If our office and equip- ment should be suddenly destroyed, we could immediately ob- tain new offices and new equipment and go ahead doing bus- iness. But let us once lose our reputation and your confidence and we would be ina sorry plight indeed. actual selection of the men. Local boards are making five of the lists. Coptes will be | rent to the provost marshal gen eral, the adjutant general and the} press, while one lat will be posted So you may rest assured that when you come here for work you will receive the most careful, courteous attention and the best workmanship and materials that it lies within our power to give you. Now just a word as to what constitutes the possibilities of our service: closed Saturday evenings July and August— } { store THE 91ST DAY OF OUR WAR Credit Is Goad lraft was already —!f you have an here, your additional pur chases will be added with out first payment [ADD TO.YOUR |ACCOUNT=—, washing machines--] | a household necessity--for eco- nomical and practical; use! .é . Sige nS ofl The after the last precinot pay for it ’ ry short has s numbered registration |‘ : ards to Washington, and publish ed the lets, with the key number of the actual drafting will n Washington, There 4,600 precincts t arsbal Gen. Crowder ts the resources of his ar o start the draft draw BY WEBB MILLER WASHINGTON, July 6— The last preliminary of the draft began today From every section of the country numbered registration lists were the pro. vost marshal Posting of these caused a f report draft was already In progress publicly so that registered men may kpow whether they are drawn The mayor will file a let and the exemption boards make use of | another. Name New Members Mayor Gill Saturday appointed F. EB. Case to supceed J. A. Ferrich an executive officer of District No J. Sijllivan to succeed | n Schaffner, Hoth have left the elty.| ments must be dent Wilson p absence of Ferrich and the work of on by ‘onn and his reco Conner says t Saturday noon County Complete The county renumbering practle ally was complete Friday and Audi-| Wardell expected to post bis} public list with 6,000 names on it © | Saturd morning. ' A rumor that the drawing| already bad taken culated Thursday several declared they had copies of the lists sent out from Wash ington, and that they had been stolen from the telegraph lines Excitement igh at the county city building for a time we \ splend each mar take place are abe of hand-power, water-power xecutive of District tric wer washing all fairly priced cour libera terms will make buy a wash ready OR. L. R. CLARK wt very easy to ‘ Y We employ at this office only graduate regis- tered dentists of the highest standing in the dental profession. Every one of them has graduated from the best dental colleges and passed the examina- tion of the state dental board. Every operator in this office has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. ing machine “YOUR CREDIT | "=... br i ny Is GoD!” ene (ea his business to fin ‘number, The onus ix placed squarely on just exactly what it says, viz.: If for any reason your work does not give perfect satisfaction, we will make it right for you. Your work will be done at this office under the most modern and sanitary condilions. We have spared no expense in fitting up our offices to give yu the very best there is in the way of dental service, numbers to eady to y Naht » current doe SOW 04 wee, m hand powe narey DAY water motor ashe . simply attach a sitting | ) faucet and let the or standing 1 BB Remeegg eagestionngeone a child can oper 5, au > you He i# inet watch the posted Hat 4d numbers and find mber { members for the boards for sent hese tonal n aker will de upon qualifica ing red 1 ad known today Ry this plan, as many numbers as the highest serial number of the largest precinct In the nation would be placed in a receptacie and drawn at random. Every man tn each of more than 4,500 precincts holding the number drawn would be draft- The numbers on tt tifleaten b the draw! Counsel Hust merely a precin be neces to look whether sary net at the publ they are MOVIE PLANT AT | WHITE CITY IS _ OPEN TO PUBLIC | Seattie’s newest Industry, the | Chief Seattle Film Co. located at White City, Madison park, | lists to see ed This assures you that when you come here your work will be done by a man of ripe experience, who will know just what is necessary in your in- dividual case to put your teeth into perfect condi- tion. And the best of all, he will know just how to do it without hurting you a bit. You will not have some raw, young student or unlicensed man perimenting on your teeth. will be done with the best of materials at this office. We aim to turn out work that will give you permanent satistaction and it stands to reason that the very best of materials are none xi for this kind of workmanship. ex- Your WOrK too g We are able to guarantee you that we can per- form the most difficult dental work without hurt- ing you a bit. We have many testimonials from reliable men and women of Seattle and vicinity, Sanitation is a hobby with us. All operators and attendants are garbed in spotless white at all times. We have the most modern appliances for perfect sterilization of all our instruments. Our prices you will find are the very lowest, quality of workmanship considered. Poor work. manship and material are not cheap at any price. But we do such a large volume of business that it stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-third to one-half of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. We can do this and still make a reasonable profit for ourselves, which is all we want or expect. We invite you to call and let one of our experts give your teeth a thorough examination. He will quickly tell you just what is wrong with your teeth formally threw open the doors of its extensive plant to the public on July 4, the attendance at the opening showing the In- terest manifested by the local “movie” fans in the manufac- turing of the celluloid form of entertainment. | The plant of the new company ts complete in every particular, jed | | ! who state over their own signatures that we have done their work for them and have done it pain- lessly. We can do the same for you. and just what needs to be done to put them into perfect condition. You will be surprised to find how small the cost will be. If you could just realize how vitally important to you your teeth are you would be down to our office at the first opportunity. Whatever method {s adopted wil! be open to the public | CAR EXTENSION sons | UP TO FINANCE 148 MEN WANT |LAUNDRIES To | COMMITTEEMEN COMMISSIONS, GRANT DEMAND tee was scheduled to consider One hundred and forty-eight appropriation measures Friday afternoon, which, If passed by Seattie men ha applied for admission to the the council, will set the machin training camp for ery going for the extension and connection of Seattle's munici- officers, which opens at San Francisco In August. the clos Every day an examining board to|most h We give you an ironclad guarantee of satisfac- tion with your work. This guarantee is signed js) * both by the operator who did the work and also by ver. wee] LR. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. It means Money spent on your teeth is money well in- tha patio ak atten’ tau, vested. And this is surely the place to come to get |the same, allowing opportunity to| the very biggest value for your money. witness the evolution of the pic} ; : ; |ture, from the films to the projec: ame OR I :- 22 REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Settlement of the la: | before Monday see Friday noon. The unt nlttee at that time ny has devoted a im 2. tent ’ta tha petites 1405 Third Avenue. 2 scenic and edudati and a goodly por on of the city | deavor will cover that field. as {t ested point, and|lines by on of aN OVET | wilt thone of a surgical, biblical Teceive applications is sitting at/t!.at the conference Friday between | head lin g above Rallroad|and travelog nature 3 room 1416 Alaska building. the union amittee and the ow ad Whate © on the port) Thirty-nine similar committees | ers dealt largely with the se toft-way, and the| are at work thruout the state. | wages and the apprentice « sion A into Bal Circulars were sent out today ex-| The fight the union m plaining that men between the ages confined to the inside workers, the of 25 and 35 are most suitable, and | laundry owners having granted the that the war department has no in-| demands tention of barring applications of men under 31 years of age. When qualifications are equal, poor men will be given Preference over the more well- to-do applicants. But the gov- ernment, above all, is looking N. W. Corner Third and Union, Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect, Seattle's mmended by er onal eo Thursday | subjects, | future en Diagonally across from the Postoffice. leading dentists. . NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS. the | which call ¢¢ One of the first pictures fliimed of th ond Washington in-| fantr snct'tar 0 liretcents SPANISH VETERANS TENT MEETINGS TO (BUSINESS MEN WILL |: ‘soeiaued soierve'ue'st) GREET GOMMANDER START HERE SUNDAY CLEAN UP MOB MUSS °°‘ an city under martial law. A meeting One hundred Spanish-Ameri- EAST ST. LOUIS, IL, July 6.— It is expected that this true show has been called for 2 p, m, at ttle a realcity-ling of army life at thix crucial) ©®% war veterans in every city Rusiness men were to take up in|which the political and economic - - in the country, to guard the earnest today the problem of the way system,””| point in na kffatve ‘well: wate { situation will be discussed lives and property when the | Evange G Erickson said today.|rially stimulate recruiting instead of ending no Mave Mane to: Entertala militia is in the service of the | Portland, and Pastor J. F federaigovernment, was the plan | Seattle, will be spea starting now will] The first of number of ious from Lake Purlen|edjes and drama placed before 500 veterans | ing the s regeneration, following Mon- ‘s and Tuesday's race rioting, es and placed the for the remodel Di of the mu ilway fund | is will Ss. street system or of the drivers fon at ~ nicipal street FEED INFANTRYMEN =)" Capt. C. M. Burdick, in charge of |The line |recruiting for the medical corps of | wy, |the Second tnfantry Bible lectures will be held in a |tent at the Fourth ave ng Sunday Bunch, of Piper, of | # each even ex i » | Th corner of owned C —_—— ‘Guia com her run ec for forceful men with execu- till room for 125 good men to 85th st., in Ballard.” the studic to be filmed at of the co | meeting at the Armory Thurs- tive ability. Previous military training is not necessary. ITALIANS FIGHTING AGAIN PLAN BIG MEETINGS Rev. A. M. West, district elder, nell will consider Monday an ordi f a rightof-wa will hold quarterly meetings at the | for sranct io 85 West he support of | providing for in under the direction li-koown dra of Seattle e of the comedy f pany is now} “Tontule jc will be fu a day night, by Daniel V. Chis holm, commander in chlef of the veterans. “We are too front 4, most of us, for LIEUT. WINSHIP HERE ice, WARM _ WEATHEI FOOTWEAR WITHOUT HIGH PRICES —- Sh) . said Chis that war There is much and one important the guarding Continuon: tion on the immense stage is main tained from 1 to 6 | afternoon As an sire to v Lieut. Emory Winship now is in charge ¢ navy recruiting In Seat tle, LAeut. Commander Kail has transferred to New York ommittee, with ption of Councilman Thom By United Press Leased Wire \ 1 st turday evening now ROME, July 6.—Mdica afternoon and Sunda; Italy 1s resuming her offensive was I AM DAILY GIVING DEMONSTRATIONS he but w serious busin [that v lduty tha of the a thee "BOSTON tle Duck Lace 8Y2 Inches High. Scle Goodyear Well t/a Military Hedll.. Che Latest*345 Pr. frlable a Vhile Sea Island Walking Boots With "a Weel .. and Vite Sport Oxfords. oi t the Right Idea a All Ous-doors. o'clock in the incentive ede it the vent has ment ices Pelz and his Russian Iimped . including Mile. Betrini, a |dramatic soprano of renown. Mr.| Pelz was the musical sensation of the Panama-Pacific exposition | These nightly con jat & o'clock jo'clock to those who de t at night, the secured, for a lim- the ser soe a R TONIC DNINIC Acid Phosphate ‘ Die t te Refresher Use ia place of lemons. A SUMME Hor erts commence} and continue until 10| followed by free dancing CATCH SLAYER OF LITTLE GIRL el Preas Leased Wire | STROIT July 6. Elizabeth |Stilber this afternoon identified | Allen L Vingston, 33, as the man |who killed 13-year-old Hope Irene Alexander at Sylyan park, while the two girls were gathering flow ers, July 4 Four suspects were taken before the Stilber girl, at her home, today The previous description of the as-| jSailant tallied with the appearance! jof Livingston, and she quickly des |{enated him as the man who sent a NE | a Popular Prices ag the brain of her com- eg iL. B. 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