The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1917, Page 3

a ee Se STAR-—-TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1917 PAGE 3 Wednesday Only LOUISE GLAUM —the peacock siren of the screen, as Lola Montrose—a woman who dared the world, secure in her beauty and fascination for men— they called her THE STRANGE TRANSGRESSOR THE DOG CATCHER’S LOVE A six-cylinder canine comedy (starring the million-dollar dog Teddy)—it’s Mack Sen- nett’s funniest 2-reel Keystone in 34 weeks! FIRST AT PIKE—CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ADMISSION 15c, CHILDREN Se BW Letter:s Ts Costhir, Grey CULTIVATE HAPPINESS Q—I loved a young man with ali my heart and thought he returned the feeling. But he failed to keep an engagement one evening and never explained. I thought he did me awrong, and man much older than |. | respect and care for my husband, but | still love my former sw heart. ' am young and love to dance, but ‘ my husband wil! e pleasures like oth- My husband drinks tome, and this causes me to wor- ty. Must | sacrifice my young life for a man to whom | cannot give my heart? VAIN REGRETS. A—You deliberately chose this tan and abandoned the other. Now You must abide by You have defrauded your husband Mone way, b BRIQUETS a) PER TON (At the Bunkers) now? Then Pacific Coast 563 your choice.| up to your estimate. — Better let A. Briquet into your basement! deed, when cold weather comes Fuel You NEED in Fumace, Range, Grate, Stove you can go on your vacation, with a clear conscience RAILROAD AVENUE SOUTH cut love. Interest yourself more completely in the things he likes d make it your busin to re claim him from the bad habits he {« forming. Forget the other man and your regrets and look forward te a happy future. Happiness ts simply a habit. Cultivate it CHANGE HIS COURSE Q.—We have been married for about six months. | can see that my husband is growing tired of me. He is much leas devoted than he used to be. When | accuse him of this, he declares it is not so; that he loves me as much as ever. How- ever, he does not convince me. Do you suppose he is merely drifting into an indifferent attitude? W. A—lIf he is, now ts the time to change his course. Keeping a de voted husband devoted is a wife's big problem. But never accuse him of being less devoted than formerly If you do, you probably will con vince him that he is. Instead, make his feel that you have an exalted opinion of it, and he will try to live This is legiti Most of us do about mate flattery marrying bim with-| what we feel we are expected to do, He'll be a friend, in Your fuel bin is yawning for Briquets. It wants to be ready for the chilly days that are to come. Why not take the hint and be sure of your fuel supply Irie or Newenntle cont— phone Main 5080. Coal Company FIVE BURNED T0 CARRY YOUR BUNDLES SAMMIES MAY {family which Is War Time Advice of Phis Big Stores DEATH IN FIRE IN FLOPHOUSE SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. Five are known to be dead as the result of a fire which de atroyed the Cosmopolitan room Ing house, on the “Embarca dere,” at midnight, and was not brought under contro! until an FACE GERMANS || AT ST. QUENTIN BY PERRY ARNOLD | United NEW YORK, GROCERY Prem Btaff Correspondent July 9—If, as reported from Washington, Major General Pershing’s ex peditionary army in to be given early hour today, Fifty men a place between the French were dragged from the tiny and British armies in the stalls in which they were sleep: western theatre of war, they | Ing by firemen, Rumors of oth will have one of the most im er men missing, and possibly portant sections of the whole dead, were circulated as the western front under their care firemen began a search of the ruling today “Carry your own bundles and = jond | men themselves will be| No one knows exactly the pres The rooming house was a small help to win the war.” eleased for milite service or tolent junction point of the French] one-story wooden affatr, in which This is the slogan of one of ork in productive Industries nd [ritish armies, but {t is some y nearly 150 aleeping stalla. o Seattle biggest depertment Expect to Give Profits “here around St. Quentin and La d by men who paid 10 and 15) stores—The Bon Marche. An. The stores expect the govern-|Fere. The most southerly point a night for the privilege, De ticipating that the federal gov. |iment, to confiscate profits above a )mentioned in Pritish official state cause of the flimay building, it ernment as a war move will certain percentage, and they want|ments as having been fought over burned like dead leaves, and with» curtail all store deliveries, the |to be able to give as much as they |by Meld Marshal Haig's forces {9 in ten iminu the fire «tart. Bon Marche has inaugurated a | can Fayet, about one mile north of St ed, and be firemen arrived, “carry your own" movement 4o it all comes back to the tn- | Quentin moet of known victims were Here te how it works out dividual—‘carry your own! Savy, not more than two miles dead cording to Frank M. Radford, ad) Grocery men, too, are trying to |further south around St. Quentin One hundred and twenty-five men) vertising menager of the Bonleut down the high cost of deliv. ,'@s frequently been ntioned tn were sleeping in the place at the Marche t the French war office statements of mercl time. Moat of these fled tn safety The store will save thousands! Dozena of them, out In the res Might Flank Germans but a number of others intoxicated, of dollars « year if its customers | dence districts, have atopped mak St. Quentin and the eity of La were too stupefied by liquor to help will not force it to deliver a pa ing deliveries, after cutting down | Fere, the lat jocated approx! * th and had to be dragged of tacks or a yard and a half of|the retail prices on their commodi- | matel inlies to the south, are holder out by firem: ribbon,” he says, “The saving will|tles to attract the folks who are|the foun on which Hinden The ¢ ty damag om in the salaries of drivers) willing to carry baskets burg t his famous “line The C. Pratt nting the German front in th particular or r Tuer meeting |bect swings in a great are from vith, national re incil|St, Quentin to La Fere, below Laon ) biggest storex in the |slong the front, where the French ~ Mme. Paul Archinard were ailed {n to diseu he won their wonderful 2 nomic Elminat of » Aisne drive, to vagus t one of | Rhetms From his deseription, it will be ¥ < } Aid Ba dpoint of the|#een that penetration of the Ger-| Where is the first aid station ? epartment store people, the high|man lines angwhere along this arc| fe) . : mt of deliver {x one of the|not only would menace the German vu se trouve le poste de secours ? hiet waste grip on all of Flanders and Belsium |) ‘furniture 2 - to the north, but lkewine | would Oo sub troov Ivh pust duh suhcoor? Ls P, GIVES BONUS Ixive opportunity for a trenfendous anking movement on the Garman lines to the south every : fle allway For this reason some of the if Do the field ambulances so that far? | Exper recely fighting of the war h room in the early selection to get greatest values. OTTO F. KEGEL, President JULY SALE vandise for your selectior from those who have homes to furnish, to replace with new. home, Store Closes Saturday at 6 P. M. 1 25% to 50% Such savings will interest and benefit all or old SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS | FURNITURE GROTE-RANKIN An Opportunity for Every Householder Greatest in point of values and variety there- The Reductions Are fore an opportunity to save for every house- The reduced prices affect Furniture for and we advise 25,000 ar wh the St. Quentin sector blo Les ambulances*vont- elles jusque la? © not fixed by. contract the western front. Di L fbolant Ba ee Bei dace iid'another bonus of see yee ie oes {| Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin | ays an*bulanisy von? -tell Jes-kuh-la ? if wages for the most terribly ravished — . ing July 1 ground of all that which the Ger — wai i ee nk This affects ap-|ioans relinquished tn their “strat d ve C ‘ k jing practi all the big con- P ro : ployes egic retreat.” S or ar’ roe cerne in the country. He @oon be- What is your army corps T the second bonus at By the time American troops ar-| bag? : e the working head of {ts tech- D 1 Gea, ° no by the Northern Pacific|rive there—if the Washington re| Is Call When U nical branch, in which was initiat- e que corps a armee ebLes~vous silway in the last two months to s are accurate—they will, how 7 N | 8 .,/ ed the standardization work of Tks seat) oa a itt e paid to unorganized employes, |(« find this waate nd all re-| Needs Motor Advice ‘the business. He also set himself e ore armay et voo ! New roads have been cc WASHINGTON, July 10.—One of to the tusk of reorganizing the So- lub Dons ates $300 structed and the great ag: the signs that the government has clety of Automo' Engineers, ; é holes left by shells smoothed over the best business and is now secretary and general Where did the 2 Zeppelin fall? Gut at has turned over! T tin sector is iden brains working ation has devoted pan o © Red Cros located American front for it thr ead € to standardization, Ov est percie nat le Zeppelin f 100 PI ire H lwo big of railways visory commis possible for this country ° a ton ? con® lysicians CTC will give # to it, the land sion of the na 000,000 motor cars, as [o) oy ba Iuh Zeppelin rly 100 phy ‘sank oe gently level and drained by the tional council of 2#2inst 800,000 for the rest of the dochn troaa Wanhing Somme river. Beyond St. Quentin defense, is that) Wor’ “aR Oregon are attending } the land held by the Germans be- Coker F. Clark- One of the society's recent serv- In theee lessone the English sentence appears in the first line, the "0d surgical institute and ,jcomes more hilly son {son the job. | ices has been to write the military French equivalent in the second and pronunciation in the third line, | Seattle hospitals ~ Whenever any- x specifications of the aynea In the pronunciation key, straight lines over the letters A and U thing connected | men bey kbd, Thre Cae note the long sound, as in “hAte” and “dUde"; curved fines over OLD LICENSES TURNED IN| |@——-——-—— with the subject knowledge of the game, the govern: Today s Market of automotive ment Is able at any time to lay its ands upon the best automotive en- for working war problem it Eliminate Glad Rags There will be no uniform parade this Labor day, ac- In former years these letters denote the short sound, as in “hAt” and “bUt": two dots license plates, years old and res : : over the U indicate a sound somewhat like the German “ue,” which cued from roe and woodsheds Tansport comes ‘ x Americans may approach -by prenouncing tong U and tong & at the |bave been turned in to the auditor’s| | Report up, Clarkson fs Sineers in the country me time. office by automobile own CRCLARKSON sure to be called, Ot of any special Cut out these lessons and paste them in your notebook misunderstood the rule of turn a Clarkson is a Harvard map, an! ™#Y¥ have to solve. { porary Heense plates for)? Fries Pald Wholcenlo Dealers for ) (attorney, Who, 10 years ago, sensed and {t Is because many wives ¢x- Russians and Ukranians; the West cane of acel ents | Vegetables and Froit tremendous future of the au pect so little that they recelve ac-)erns Slave—Polaks, Bohemians, Mo. — \o — ~ vile industry. He connected cording! | ravians and Slovacke; the Southern } PHOPT ABLES elf with the Association of of union labor —— Slave—Slovenes, Serbo-Croats and i or wv des. 75) Licensed Automoblie Manufactur-| cording to plans ASK HEALTH DEPARTMENT Bulgarians. The Southern Slave or | fen ers, now the National Automobile Q.—We have two healthy bables are the Russian people who mi eee 4|(Chamber of Commerce, represent-! $10,000 and keep them as clean as we can. grated to the Balkans in the sixth! Wonderful Invention ce ard 2.2 allie Wests st ‘ Acroas the hall from our suite lives century, six centuries before the je You Sleep rida. per erate Mongolians invaded Europe. Per ib. The Serbo-Croats were the ones who practically wiped out the Mon Golians in a battle on the Adriatic which marked a woman who is sick. She is unable to keep things clean or to carry away her garbage. She should real ly be sent to a tuberculosis hospl- Florida, per tb, tal We have reported this, but coas their subse 7 peda Bont nothing has been done. We are quent withdrawal from Europe, and Rireeaanbe tout ar is afraid for our children. What can the retrograde of the Mongolian Lettnee— Per crate— we do? PARENTS. race Local hethovee A.—In a neighborly way, you can) The Teutonic, Greek, Latin and SOS SPR Stavic are the oldest races in Eu rope, and are all of the Aryan fam ily. The Hungarians, Turks and Finns are of the Mongolian family. The Rumanians are of Latin race SOUTHERN SLAV. | interest the sick woman tn her own recovery, Suggest that she or her family call the health officer and make application to be sent to Fir lands sanatorium If she refuses, then call at the health office and ex plain the case yourself. GO WITH HIM Q.—My husband goes fishing ev- | cdietheamnasaaaeaiee Nebraska, per ib ry Sunday and one evening a week You can regain your health, over Riiishes * One eventing a week he goes to debiitt he fiten: — lodge. When | ask him to stay at ng Florida (6-basket crate) s.c.0:0:: home on Sunday, he says it Is the wit {| Turnip only time he can have any ple: eines of a 2 ls gleeouetien ure—that he's home ali week. He and thoroughly, tet Potators calls it “being at home” when he eats and sleeps. We have no chil dren and | am alone all week, Don't you think he ought to stay home with me on Sundays? L. Ww. 4.—-On the contrary, 1 think you | it to plan to go fishing him. Why don’t you do that, that the weather is getting Pack a basket of lunch and spen the holliday plenicking, enjoying the woods and streams, You are as tired of the house as your husband is of the shop. The change will do you good and will give you time to gether and strength now Marana Watermelon-—Pe ‘ ble reduc SHE KEPT VICTROLA OR. J. R. BINYON |atrong, nen men aut Q—! am having # lot of ir stam rhenme Prices Puld Producers tor Kegs trouble with a former fiancee FREE eo kid ver ( iter, Veal and Pork We were engaged to be mar. | ist A Taek of nerve force. Riectrn Vita ried, but she broke the engage- | Examination ‘ Mrotlers Ducks Pat 16 A ment. Just before Christmas | BEST $2.50 GLASSES || FREE | showing 1 sent my Victrola to her home. | , i materials are Now she will not return it or ON EARTH BOOK | tank 1 Silk Sport the engagement ring. Should We are one of the few ot docs re ued t stores in the Northwest that Foally reat e 1 ed shades, han¢ she not return the ring and oth- rind lenses from start to finish, me you He $ natal aca You sh er presents? H. K. land we are the only one in Seatt ri n free. Offi Old, tive ou shou A.—She should return them, yes.|om F' Avenue. Examination free, |, "4 a block hoi lines— you'll by graduate optometriat. Glasses not scribed unless absolutely neces Rut how you are going to force Retailer to do it is another matter. After | sary. Bellin i te all, it is your lost love and your BINYON OPTICAL CO. | 4 z d Cheese shattered plans that you should ni36 FIRS and not the presents Butter Midsumme: grieve about you have lost. A man Is often ¢ to charge them to profit and loss Sometimes he is glad he found out in time that the girl cared more for a diamond than she did for him a | ear, Kenora ft ative Washington creamery Mil 1 reamery, aS nery. Be Wa « try Young America HAS NEW METHOD Dear Miss Grey: Thru experi-| menting, | have found a way to can strawberries without _ boiling, which discolors them. Hull and | wash the berries, put them in e jars until full, then fill with cold Scratch Food « Chick Food water and seal tight. They will keep AlL-G Chop color, form and flavor. M., P. Oats Kolled Oats Wheat Iran DoYouKnow That the Union Dentists SOUTHERN SLAV WRITES Dear Miss Grey: Allow me to charge less for first-class work than any other Shorts cay, in answer to “8. Y.” that the| dentista in Seattle? Their work {s guaranteed Kolled Bariey fact that the Russlane were east | for 15 years, Absolutely painless extracting. gated by the Mongolians and com-| LADY ATTENDANTS pelled to pay tribute does not in the! least make them Mongolians. They are a branch of the great Slavic inhabits three-fifths | Slave— DENTISTS Over Owl Drug Store. UNION Pike Street 805% haivnttn ryt . Wheat of Europe—the Northern renth rk el tions Suits Millinery smart at Our our tinal cle ull departments there ain of smartiy-made priced Sport rd from individual styles ome Summer in all the cleve a ard from apparel, upw ld step in tomorrow not be di appointed in variety or pr Reductions in Fine i The Satin handso! Hats np Hats a shown Summer Y prices prevail in the ction, offering a di headwear at Your Charge Account Is Invited and have all charged. Our plan of weekly payments is to our thousands Open an aceount now your purchases mall monthly or real convenience tome 1332.1334 Second Avenue. ‘ance of are July Clearance Su The One Store Where CREDIT ts Really an Accommodation Use Your Credit m= ‘ not- Novelty oni Tailored Suits, Sport Suits, Dresses, Coats and Millinery Suits in wash $15 ‘ $20 ice and look through the various me and NEW ARRIVALS — White Smart re now be. latest the Mill ner y the giad rags have cost as high as