The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917, 17 KILLED IN PEKING 18 SURROUNDED \ store closed Saturday evenings July and August— ' PICKWICK PAPERS | IN MONDAY’S STAR. republican troop: BARTELL DRUG STORES the Impertalint Chang Haun side the capltal elty FRIDAY SPECIALS Page's Glue, entrenching in Charles Dickeus, ALASKA STRIKE, | OFFICERS HEAR Beventeen men, one of them , and the rest copper while a reporter le. “NO CASH DOWN!” Eno's Fruit Salt manu f acturer Camellene Liquid —_—_—_— The Benefits of Saving are not all in the future ings depositors at National Bank are developing self-confidence manufacturer's | | ion Writing Santord's Library killed In a strike riot at Cor dova, according to officers and passengers of the 8. 8. Ala the Seattle home: White Mineral Oil, Officers of the Alameda say that) manufacturer's United States the Cordova and business are systematic of Figs, manufac | | pinaud's Flaminca EXEMPTED MEN TO GET BADGES, BY wees MILLER WASHINGTON “Exempted U. § acturer’s take advantage of opportun! manufactu ties for immediate advance speedway sulky; special — regular price 84.75 Sepoline Glove Cleaner and Spot . of the Alame jwas picked up by passeng speedway sully want to and you will learn that money » miles from Ce |No wireless report Peroxide Violet Cer ate(agreasselesscold = K nic toward financial success freight clerk of] THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK REAL PAINLESS ‘: DENTISTS. these words will shield from cries of “slacker” men fired by exemption boards from the duty of bearing arms Thousands of the miners are camped a |from the Kennecott Copper corpor little buttons | ation mines, 270 miles up the ¢ ut to the exemption boards, it was |" where the soldiers Attracted by tens submitted by artists ent Kelected one with the ex within a con the war | says, are many who sare in the strike district wan} -quart { mottled combination cooking kettle: gold br Friday and Saturday — 19¢ regular price $1— eau of the Chamber erce and Commercial Club Garfield Tea, man the first word to able crop far SUPERFLUOUS HAIR _ WHY IT INCREASES It has been proven by the world's tn - Delow the average, Alameda, brough Cordova last . and at Bkagway the j next day I heard the operator tell/ |the captain that 17 men had been lkilled when new men brought in Seattle attempted to take the places of miners in Cordova, who |had been trying to get an increase Quality—The We Can Possibly Make Values Worth Your While; Candy—Just ! ring ay aed |m order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which and strongest plate known, floes not cover the roof of mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaranteed 15 years. ed by local repre jsentatives of the Kennecott Copper ' ORTMANN HEARING COMES UP FRIDAY Paul H. Ortmann Victoria Brit. Old-Fashioned Peanut $16 eet of teeth (whalebone) 68.00 $10 set of teeth . Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 White crowns | Gold filings ... Silver fillings | Plating fillings ..---0.+0 1 work guaranteed for 15 years | nave impression taken In the morn. editor of the qually well for "=" 30¢ After-Dinner Mints, per Ib. Mint Wafers, were recently investigated by 1 District Attorney Allen, before Supertor Judge Gilliam Fri- . to ask for final 4 citizenship papers. Ortmann ts a German subject and *,Eenuine De Mir Rub Chamois, cleaning and polishing autos, Miller's Rubber Sponges, for the bath or massage, extra value, at ..-. PUTNAM FAILS TO FILE FOR HEARING former head of the dry squad, who was discharged ll recently for alleged ubordination, had not filed ap- plication for hearing with the clerk of the civil service board Thursday Thursday is the last day ie has in which to file, THROUGH THE CANAL On the Fast Diesel-ship SUQUAMISH | Every SATURDAY and SUNDAY Leaves South Side Pier 3, Ft. of Madison St., Leaves Leschi Park 3:45 P. M. Fare 50c Each Way Music by Taylor’s All-American Band recommended by our early hese worm to still giv! staction. Ask our custom: ‘fare ested our work When com! offies, be sure you are in t Spatding'’s wish it. and Wright & Diston Tennis Sure satis- faction, big money values in thing needed for picture taking. is in charge of this department. Do You Want a Hat BARTELL FREE!! We have 500 Trimmed Hats for you to select from at $2.00 And with every hat sold at $2.00 we will give you another hat absolutely FREE!! These hats are the latest models and up to the UNION STOREIS PLANNED HERE =: Unions of the city will con- sider at meetings this week the proposed plan to establish a cooperative benefit of labor unionists, The labor council Wednesday night went on record In favor of the business agent, ial committee (three to be fs ted), James Mundy, Rob- w Mam McGue rin; tee (five to be elected), Mra. Ida Johanna Hiltz, Minnie 1:45 P. M. cleared mine complet If a are embarrassed by a — y vsightly complexion, try Resi Just the thing for summer read- “Pickwick Papers.” nt and R esinol Soaprepu Our ness has been busi built up by ren 6c ageous to 7c custom- Muci Tc Muci 3c lish Cus Dry Hair treble C24, Bath Brushes, good detachable handles, C13-3, special '17c kerbocker Shower a cream) 2 oz ear"! Sprays, with ma ge cy $2.00 Tyre Rubber Co.'s Lion tilt styles and colors, dering service ad Pearson's Eng bristies, tong Pinter cseerrencernmnnsee nt San\-tax Washable Halr Brushes, special $1.16 Fountain Syringes, with flow tubes, ON aes eae .85¢ Alpha All-Rubber Bathing Caps, Tennis Rackets for children, 25c and ... Oxford Tennis Rack ets, spe- 98c Take pictures of interesting places and people, complete line of mew Eastman Kodake, Cameras and Films and Supplies in each store Eastman Premo No. 00 ~..... Brownie No. 0 ~ = Brownle No. 2 ... Eastman Premo Camera, takes pictur ‘85, Eastman Vest Pocket Folding Kodak, onestig mat — Eastman No. 2A, 2'2x4' picture Ee - A an No. 3A Folding Kodaks, ball-bearing shutters, R. R. lens, formerly $22.50, now $20 The new 2C, very slim Kodak, fits into your poek Pa a (. qietialaaaaaatat i $12, $14, $19 Others at prices” ranging up to $76. Developing, printing or enlarging done ina highly pleasing manner and in a hurry If you Picture coloring, kodak repairing and every. to any who may wish kodak information. Buy a Kodak now. ‘S$ DRUG STORE ADDRESSES Int Ave. West Ault, incum- Charles W. and Frank label commit A factory expert Free instructions Ave. 10 2nd Ave. Near Alnska Building PACIFIC DUTFITTIG(! COR. THIRD & UNIVERS apseatia | DRESSES MEM ~ WOME) P. Mulligan | You'll chuc kle at Mr. Pic’ wick. — store without profit and sell goods The store will be fi- the industrial unions, us pertaining to war) or war policies introduced at or Central Labor Council will be con- & committee com minute in every respect. fora week and see if they do not t his four-hour trip furnishes the sight-seer or local resident most complete idea of Seattle’s wonderful marine possi that can be obtained Our customers know that we give the biggest hat values in the city, so come early and make your selec- tion from the cream of this stock. Ladies’ Sample Hat Shop DENNY BUILDING Next to Clemmer Theatre. Open Saturday Evening. Commencing with a splendid view of the downtown water vessel rounds West Point Light House into the mouth passes through locks second only in size and me skirts the mill districts S as beneficial they are om the’ skis but forthe ba, too sidered first by | tion to thone at Pi posed of Charles R passes the publicly owned headquarters of the and after going under numerous drawbridges western extremity <; Lake Union, In the very heart of the city is given for seeing the new industrial district and the city of homes spread out from the lake in every direction » continues from Lake Union past the university chanical perfe Proctor appointed the committee Wednesday night. » Central Labor Counct] Wed nominated candidates sub: Ject to the election July 2 Take the Elevator. “How Strong A Bank Is” broad expanse of Lake Washington THE IDEAL SiGHT-SEEING TRIP. Kitsap County Transportation Co. “THE WHITE COLLAR LINE.” of the council will meet next Wednesday to nom. inate candidates for the board of For a good time see Ed Armstrong SHOE CONTEST will close Saturday, July 14, at 8 Have YOU sent in your List telling the Ratio of Resources to De- For further information as to thie or other short Sound trips Phone Main 3039. and his Baby Dolls tonight or tomorrow Frank Caftery BARGAINS the 15 Banks in Seattle having deposits of $1,000,000 or Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares East afternoon Downstairs at AMU SE MEN T S| at Turrell’s Low Shoes are being sold at ALL ANSWERS MUST BE FILED BY 8 P. M. SATURDAY, JULY 14 First Orpheum, 3rd and Madison. ETROPO prices so low that you cannot afford to let the opportunity pass with Ten Nearest Correct Answers will receive Prizes of $10 in Gold. If you do not un- derstand the details of contest, call Great Northern Railway On sale every Friday and Saturday during July, August and out purchasing two or more pairs. Ladies’ Sport Oxfords, values $4.00 to $6.00. in tan and white 4 other vaude- ville acts. “$1 95 ree months from date of sale, no in both directions, Stopovers allowed read our Prize Offer. Names of judges will be announced White Calfskin, Pumps, worth $ night — All Week — Matinees $4.00. to $7.00, are ‘The Ambassador’’ IS YOUR BANK Then there is a large assortment of aig of all meted , worth $4.00 to $6.00, that are lumped together at.. rT wr AMBASSADOR” A feature film PAYING YOU $1.95 Sizes are 414 and under and 6 and over, Kansas City « Save money! Washington, D. i “$67.50 Prices will be si 2,100 seats at 5c tomorrow afternoon. 2 Nghted trains Hast aug “THE ORIENTAL LIMITED” “THE GLACIER PARK LIMITED” “THE SOUTHEAST EXPRESS” Downstairs at ‘Turrell’s 903 Second Ave. If Not—Why Not? Ni (Free Ratloonn fo: and Wednosany Eves. and Sun Children, Saturday 120 Marion St O For further Information CITY TICKET OFFICE Columbia and Second Ave. NEW PANTAGES Big Musical Comedy Hit ANNOUNCEMENT: Pursuant to our established policy of friendliness to labor , and our own force in particular, we announce that y evenings at 7:00 during July 10c tonight and every our store will be closed Saturda Asst. Gen'l Pass Agt. Phone Elliott 5608 Novelty Comedy Incident, Other Features AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK & TRUST COA SECOND AVE AT MADISON ST