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

STAR—MONDAY, A (0 THE HOMEFURNISHER { ww | FIFTY-THREE YEARS’ SERVICE T EXTRAORDINARY CREDIT ! additional purchases —if you have an account here your additional pur. chases will be added without first payment. “NO CASH DOWN!” “make your own terms!”’ make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without a cash payment at time of purehase we invite the Seattle homefurnisher, to “make 1 terms” our well-known Hberal credit service will fit your individual needs! “WE CHARGE NO INTEREST!” you your ov rs: special— | 3 summer rocke a 3 popular dolls “Sammy Hed Cross Narae EXTRA SPECIAL: 98c regular price $1.45 excellent splint reed w back; high and arms: © tured; regular special for the regular $12.50 hardwood heat, heavy anized ny ned: reg. $12.50; } pecial price for vex... $8.95 week... tee; gy | } $2.19—reqular price ( ) ears a es noTAKoLD—vacoom () CAMP stove. unch kite consist of a) ¢ I-pt. vacuum bottle, 107 trinking cup tn a neat Kreen metal carrying kit, large enough to hola a ain wth special— $1.19 mechar keep all in either hot or cold as desired: regu lar $2.75 style, special ; forme $2.19) elain 42-plece dinner | design; regular week... | summer bungalow | scrims and marquisette— by the yard, special, 2°73c¢ ) centers with pretty A the EMPRESS MODEL adjust- able dress form— automatic and collapsible $12.50 —it makes perfect dressmaking feasible at home, as form can be adjusted to every size, form and height; when collapsed {t takes up little space. ly woven with plain | the newest desians ) 36-inch width, regular price for the week, yard Credit Is —b0e a week will buy one of these high grade dress forms. Why pay $25 for a form when you can buy one that will meet all your $12.50 requirements for lapsed; —ensy to handle. |. Elks Destroy Corn ARBITRATORS TO Puta HOLD CONFERENCE ZILLAH, Aug. 6.—Elks are tear mayer. COUNTY WORKERS The association members also TO ASK INCREASE "°°" we | tng down corn fields and trampling) sane. A Duncan, ©. J. Franklin} A committee of county employes GIRL IS KILLED gardens near h, farmers have 44 pr, Henry Suzzallo, arbitrators | was scheduled to appear before Gomplained to County Game Ware sea to adjust ditt s be-/the commissioners Monday to, PORTLAND. Ane 6 Miss Ollie Men Greenman. A night watchman’ | ine traction company and|plead for increases in salaries for Marquis of Engene was inatantly > has been put to work to prot _ some of the ficids. i ————— d and three injured when were | all employes 2 | The comn composed of the scheduled to meet Monday O1ht! riiowing, was appointed by the for a preliminary conference. new King County Employes’ as New Era last night. E. D. Matlock Actual arbitration, probably, will|sociation: Julius Koch, chairman; |a prominent Eugene merchant, was not begin for some days yet, Attor-|Joseph Latham, Louls Huney, W. jhurted against a tree and his back ney C. A, Reynolds, representing be Shields and Walter B. Whitte-!was broken. others seriously an automobil its organized employes, INSOMNIA OR SUN PAIN DR. DAVIS’ plunged over an embankment near! UG. 6, 1917. PAGE 2 Far and Near News by Telegraph and Telephone Mise © Wdgington, of Ore} iron, as new work as editorial] secretary in the department of journalism, at University of Wash} ington Members of the King County Medical society hold annual field day at Firloch club Saturday Wilbur Holland, 16, arrested on} charge of burglary by sheriff Bdwin Van Alstyne tn Minor hoe pital from eelfinflicted wound In hip. DENVER Mrs. Md Wright, world’s champion broncho buster, thrown against post by wild horse, dies BELLINGHAM State inh | Commissioner 14 HW. Darwin cap tures four Japanese gill net fish ermen. JIMSON, Ga.—-Gerald Atkins breaks his wooden leg while trying! te y his auto from ditch near here FRESNO, © daughter of she saves young RELI M-—Great train crash auto, sheriff and daughter a ly Injures wife and an: ter. Countess Blanca de Ovtes, of At lantic City, and Mrs, Arthur Scholikoty, of Niagara Falle, reg: intered at New Washington hotel. TACOMA Miss Pra Whitman breaks leg while consting on Mt Rainter TACOMA — Two Japanese engine crew of Ido Maru escape,| after setting fire to bunkers ATHENS-—King Alexander in augurated as king of Hellenes. | Anderson, 4, re 1888, and owner of) died at his home Sat Twenty-yearold | cher drowns, but! rother. Northern | “ into killing of} urday The books of County Clerk Per ley F. Thomas show 167 divorces granted for the month of July Dwight Graston, 7709 14th ave N. W., who was accidentally shot in the back Saturday, may recover. | Mra. F.C. Weatherby, 405 Pike! rt, knocked down by auto driven! by W. A. Stewart, 124 Bellevue ave. N., Sunday | “Be Walker, 25, 211% First| ave. 8 und unconscious in her room = fre morphine poisoning. Taken to city bh annual convent 3 Harbor ints 176 boys, thruout the state for pasion of boys’ congress. han 150 friends and a 4 funeral of John James atrolmen await ing that was to nd Stewart.| | of Seattle, elect Mercantile Tr Co., of N York. U. S. IS INCREASING DESTROYER FLEET By United Freee Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.— Co operating with the shipping board, the navy department is extending |the number of plants engaged in | They are turn r of the most ts, which the U-boat. | will be wi a TEVE INDIGESTION witn Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Taner before meals, tones the stomach, | promotes appetite and prevents distress — Darertisemeat the men, having asked time in Milk That's Absolutely Safe! HIS most nutritious and necessary of all food drinks MUST BE PURE AND CLEAN, Par ticular care to guard it from contamination in warm weather is urgent, else harm, especially to children, may résult. There are only two safe kinds of milk—Pastenr- ized and Certified. Take no chances. Use Broadway Dairy Perfectly Pasteurized Products Our Milk and Cream are the latest word in com- plete pasteurization—which is YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE. Not only are they pasteurized, but CLARIFIED as well, to make certain no accidental foreign substances are present. A dream of winter has no terror for the man whose basement is stocked with DIAMOND) 8Riquet> Good, solid, wholesome food for Furnace, Range, Grate, Stove Broadway Dairy Milk and Cream are: pasteurized and bottled—where you may see the process at all times—in a newly constructed, 100 per cent sanitary dairy at 1620 Broadway—one of the finest and most perfectly equipped dairies in the United States. IN A FEW DAYS YOU WILL BE INVITED TO VISIT OUR MAL, Here it is August, and the Fall will be on you before | ou know it. Are you ready for the chilly nights? ‘ou’ll have to start the fires pretty soon, so the quicker get in your stock of Diamond Briquets the better. | Bick up your telephone right now and send in an order. |) Briquets are $6.65 a ton (at the bunkers). Your nearest fuel dealer will be glad to supply your wants in Briquets, or in any of our other famous fuels —Black Diamond, South Prairie, Coal—or call this company direct PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 563 Railroad Avenue South. Main 5080. | NEW PLANT, WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF FO} OPENING. © Today is the time to call up East 242 and ask to have our wagon call regularly at your home. BROADWAY DAIRY 1620 Broadway Telephone East 242 Newcastle f ————"NOW__ PLAYING ORPHEUM THEATRE 3rd and Madison THE Big Show | Vaudeville Acts Anda CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG PICTURE FOR 10c Tonight 5 Cc AT DAILY MATINEES Lois Meredith ““Sold at Auction” 5c—Class “A”—5c ‘Third Near Pike If You Have Bad |} Teeth Don’t Neglect Them Another Day] | Do you realize just how serious de- cayed teeth are? Do you know that they have a most injurious effect on your entire health? Do you comprehend just how much they interfere with your efficiency and thus stand in the way of your success? We do not believe that you do thor- oughly appreciate these facts, because we know if you did you would have had them fixed up long ago. However, just because you have neg- lected them so far is no reason why you should continue to neglect them. Next the question that will arise in your mind is where to go to get the best work and yet at the same time to get the most reasonable prices. Let us call your attention briefly to what we can offer you in the way of OR. L. R. CLARK service, and then you can judge for yourself whether or not you want to come to this office. (1) Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist, who has graduated from the best dental college and passed the examination of the State Dental Board. Every one of our operators has his certificate from the State Dental Board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. (2) We have one of the largest and best equipped dental offices to be found in the whole United States. We occupy the entire floor on which our offices are located. We spared neither time nor expense in fitting up these offices to give YOU the very best that modern skill and science has devised | in the way of dental service. (3) We use the very best of ma- terials. These are the only kind that will turn out the kind of work that we can afford to go behind with our iron- clad guarantee. (4) is guaranteed with an ironclad guar- antee that is signed both by the opera- tor who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D.D.S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly re- sponsible. This guarantee means ev- ery word it says, viz.: if for any reason whatever your work should fail to give entire satisfaction, we will make it right. (5) We guarantee painless work. We have brought our system of pain- less dentistry to such a point of per- fection that we are now able to guar- antee to perform the most difficult dental work without hurting the patient a bit. Genuine “Novocain” takes an important part in this. Most offices haven’t got any of this priceless aps aesthetic, nor can they get it. We have 9% the genuine article, and plenty of it. (6) Sanitation is a hobby at this office. We spent a great deal of money and have gone to infinite pains to as- | sure you that your work will be done here under the most sanitary condi- tions. We have the most up-to-date appliances for the sterilizing of all our instruments. All our attendants and operators are garbed in spotless white j at all times. All work that leaves this office | | dollars.”” | mean it. (7) We have a real and sincer desire to please and satisfy you. “Our reputation is worth more than your This is our slogan, and we We had far rather not do your work at all than not to do it in a way that will please and satisfy you and make you one of our boosters. After considering all the above pvints, don’t you think that this will be a good place to come for your dental work? We invite you to call and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examination. He will also tell you just what is necessary to put them in perfect condition and also just what the cost will be. This examina- tion and estimate won't cost you a cent, nor will it put you under any obligf tion to have your work done unless you want it. f : ; ; But one thing is very certain—you can’t do yourself a better turn, nor invest the money it will cost to anywhere near as good advantage in any other way than to have your teeth fixed. DO IT NOW, : Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady attendants on duty at all times, 1405 Third Avenue po ee [Balt Diagonally across frofti the Postoffice. Be sure to In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. N. W. Corner Third and Union, get to the right place, NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. \5GERMAN AGENTS | FETED IN MEXICO By United Press Leased Wire EL PASO, Aug. 6-—-With large German flags in their coat lapels, five prominent German agents are today walking about the streets of Juarez, The party arrived yester- day, as guosts of the special train of Gen, Franco Murgula, command- er of the Northern military district of Mexico, Carranza military offi cials in Juarez are entertaining the Germans t Gen, Jose Murgy commander at Juarez, officially ceived the party last night. Ger- man Consul Beltner, of Chihuahua, is a member of the party American government agents! here are keeping watch on the movements of the party, | DACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN~“WOMEN| ba) ba YOUR CREDIT IS O.K | privileges care to. 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