The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1917, Page 3

; od © live Thomas was the sensation of Broadway when you view An Even 3 H ; x . , )WBEATY STAR--TUESDAY, AUG. i4, 1917. SAGE 3 lJ § T0 TAKE CAMEL A TEMPERANCE BIRD? TTT Co "EY Us J ‘ 4 c 4 2 an Satisfactory Terms Always HEAR THE TALE OF ACHMET = Cynthia Grey’s 2 RAW MATERIALS | .= LETTERS 2 G fe) | oA NK | Tamuning || AE I ROTE— INco. | OTTO F KEGEL, Prosident | How to Make Perfume | BY GILSON GARDNER ie G. | iwAehiRaeON ae 8 \f'rom Garden Lavender The government is planning to Dear Mins Grey: 1 have a lot o take over practically all raw ma lavender growing In the garden and terials, This in the essence of id like to make some perfume the price contro! contemplated from it, W 1 you please tell me by President Wilson what to use in making a cheap Coal, oll, copper, iron, food perfume? TR and foodstuffs arg the materi Flowering tops of lavender ale with which the war muat be fresh and carefully picked, 10 waged, and the contro! of those f ectified spirit, 1 1 commodities for private profit ater % gal. Digest a week purposes has been found to be throw it into a clean still, add seriously interfering with the 1 Kal. of water and after successful prosecution of the + stirring the whole toge war. draw over, rapidly, 1 gal. t Ships cannot be built. coal Animal men lot,” [smelled Ike a brewer You know] the heat of steam or of a salt minet, freight transported, nor 1 James F. the ad) camel stores his com wary in water bath To the distillate Jmunitions made, because — there € of the world’s greatest his hump when he starts on one; add ofl of bergamot fl. dr are steel trusts, copr ol! el Ringlin when he ea of those elght-drinkless-day tricks) essence of ambergrin, finest trusts and combinatte pecu-) to tell his show would be in of bis, Well, Achmet was a wa fl. dr, and + well latere in food necess ping Seatt ing saloon If you do not wish to make the € tle with a ‘ animal have We t Ae the int ou omay } tight erip until « has " ort of thing, and inte his] make any portion of the for red out his usurious profit t t of r good mula Wilson Murries Board tories a (cise bd Mt HI H GRADE These are the reasons why Pre w amel| both humps full, [ guess, and we ident Wilsor nt t ee the fed ar ¢ i ‘ tarted into Kansas $ Bey bone calcio ice aie lena aiken 4 : SoseBonw \Wants Prompt Answer | entlemen, what are do Camel as Dry Emblem ia ea My the first dey | FO9F roposed Wife | © @ the prohibit maity ales t get hi bees and) Dear M ey: I proposed to a Well ff the rin hi® for the present. Now ‘ : . t camels ‘de was foe tty abe should anawer at once An exceptional opportunity awaits buyers of : nl 1 fourth ¢ had because the: nother girl I wil c Cae eae T I think a wh Partonte ata I he doecn tT cther girl I will 1! Enameled Reed Rockers, Chairs and Tea Wagons. sa , ee oer 6 ape kin so. ates opt smellin’ the ity 1 t . a rhe lot offered represents the samples of a make a foo vey on a er ‘ ithe * drink, which . " ou do not care our ‘ ‘ . ‘ make a fo rn A ithes Bb ae Bel eren from the northwest all! about the first girl ieee} well-known manufacturer — having discontinued cost "and ndabl to do. Well, 1] 4urin’ the night performances, and} ti! she can give you her an his Seattle sample room and disposed of all prices. It has beer denyin’ a camel kin go elght - orate Be Wass Py dame wer, provided it is a reason nle ee Bi, ducti We i t to make reports on the without a drink, mebby he| The — ‘| mis! able length of time, you don’t samples to us, at great re uctions, e in ee ducin copper, steel and oth-|kin, but will he? jfrom - Omake, p busts UP) care enough about her to marry | offer them to you at similar savings. Mave a emite(® °O@ itles “l t got nothin’ again a] ie salon and gets un on, her. Certain! girl is priv a with Ue On! The a, Take Mines as Hy adel eg combat and generally enjoyin’ h iadt waetiies rr orig tale ie Ivory Enameled Rocker, cretonne seat $15 75 bd st Bind 2 these reports as a basis for the like him, and far t n me to| ef What Weute 7 ¥nien and back; special 5s e eystone ministration price ntrolling try to at hi with th ohis. at Would They Ink? oe VY : : and a comedy, starring ae Kn wing th at ee re Y Aahiabe \s orale ; Achmet smelt them Omaha Have You Rec erpt Rocker and Chair, MOE OUR IES ecoeciens ell dacinne aoe et : uP way down in Kansas, He! f, | Re ee tered; each ° and there’e not 8/2216 of copper to the governmentihad ¢ run into A except what he got out of his| Dear Miss Grey: Do you or any be cretonne a cross word in it, BYP O° OY at a price euf.| views about the righteousn hump, four days out of Kansas of the readers happen to have tered 21 7 ak feeeniiin ont la ale 5 ipa wf ain't got nothin’ again YOUNG HOUSEWIFE. : rie If the copper owners object, the « tow th sondage Ba dee. ve it, I will | cretonne seat and bac teeeee ° : 2 : rnment will act under powers th hary desert ao bgp rint it ry Enow 2 ‘ First at Pike—Continuous 11 ady given by congress to com: th aces and the joker, Wasn't er Pets Bec 1 ‘riot eee “ i eas reeeery sept $28 75 gees 3 Roni ngs agg sa Y ten Tiler ait or hi edo, | What he we ink of him . i , upholstered back and seat.......... ° to 11— Admission 15¢ — Chil- Bee ee nee ed. On toe ok od he ee Coneo'| ational emblem of his pare cold] Cent to Carry Your | : ; nee 75 oa ‘ le th Seems that sor aaa a . an vory Reed Chair and Rocker, cretonne ren Se. as to coal, which !s made the ¢ that sc Dutchman of Magazine to France ; giclee $30 00 t of specific Jegisiation in the|Haxenbeck’s got Achmet when he} | my United Pr a ee eee ee if - vd bill }was a pup and used to feed Boston is to se an “automo. WASHIN A sagt Fol Ivory I 1 five yles; very attrac - anenmnceenne le of gallons of bile bank,” Intended to cater to IN \ ‘0 vory Er Vagons, five styles: very a d When we sot bin pi the «of the motor car trade, |!oWing Gen. } c al, thru i each $15.00, $16.75. a © nited « for} ire for Burle has asked publishers to nt the following on magazine | | “Notice to Readers: When you | |fint#h reading this magazine, piace & Lcent stamp on this notice, hand) Oa a Pe aeen ee ai same to any postal employe, and it Air Bomb Fragments |—thetr nands were swollen and the . 7 ! | Flour Price Unchanged | Cnited Frese Leased Wir: MINNEAPOLIS, Ang. 14.—Until Herbert Hoover announces maxi um and minimum prices on wheat, Millers expect little change in flour j ee The minimum price of $2 a 4 sy on wheat does not affect grain until next year, and is made, ly for the purpose of stimulat- Production next year. $1.85 SAVE YOUR EYES FAILING EYESIGHT RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM Don’t Pay Prices ES G DO NOT DESTROY YouR EYE- SIGHT BY WEARING Poor ES. Glaanes. the two visions are in o being both f 25 YEARS’ PERIENCE INE YEARS IN SEATTLE x U. S. OPTICAL CO. Exclusive Opticn! Specialists PYORRHEA SPECIALISTS Receding or bleeding gums, teeth | slightly sore or loose, and a bad! breath are indications of Pyorrhea. This disease is a menace to good health, and if allowed to unchecked, your teeth will loose and eventually fal I hi eated Pyorrhea Disease) asfully for many years I specializ-in Crown and Bridge LF work g All my work is guaranteed and| Will compare with the best obtain-| Sable, at prices that are within the Teach of all member it will pa you to cdme to me for your Dental Work DENTIST WANTS musT MAN OF UNQUESTIONED ABILITY. | PAINLESS AUSTIN Third Avenue and Pike Street Bhaance, 1504 Third Avenue. | Phone Main 5769. | Corn. 1 “Today's Marke}, FIGHT SHORTLY Report BY MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.— Despite pro-German reports sent from this city, the big out. | | | | } 6 a AE ET Petd Whoteente Penters fer Frait bg Vegetahien avd ie standing fact of this war game CHICAGO Aue’ th ; i ii 10, Au logs reach sly will deter Londoners from a result of renewed strike disor — VEGETANLES is that the American army ox 2000 Pairs Sample Shoes Go on Sale Wednesday. Jed another ‘new t level today, | picking up bomb fragments in fu- ders, which assumed serious propor Wweiry| pects to nad Play Pon tt |welling at cents over|ture air raids. Three weeks after tions today ie nee Sree tee onras rg | terday the big raid that killed 100 Conflicts have occurred in Mad- ions bac fe Rhine ani ghey] : ‘ ace ‘4 Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great B. Schneider). “*!*0* *old at $14, the st in| people, rsons were re etween ikers “and soldiers. s ” a save ant Everything the American war department is doing is based on this expectation. That one reason why War Secretary Baker has employed expert aus tomoblie engineers to produce standardized motor trucks Celery —1 Oreen, Corn Huske—Per 1b. “In a great drive, experience has shown soldi n move faster| food and fons can be ht to th id Captain W of the quartermaster 1 with pro If the Ger Feppers—Per In— had their motor Green, Ib port early days of the | Popeorn r a n | Kadishes r the ld have been in Pari Rhaberb—Per 1 ores. oom Vea ot going to make cin stake. Whe he | Turnips—Local. per aack take. When t 3e|comes t our men to the front new $0.00@40.00/in force and to make our drive, we : 70.00) will be prepared wrerrs st Black berries Germa trenche Cherries--Black Tartartaa, ity avin aed we | Goore berries rib. g to fail for lack of food nunition. That is where the motor thousand arently find! tot these sed on the splendid highway of France f the front, ron¢ Raspherries tantly being kept tn Watermelon -Per Ib at are cor , ke ar ag ae oe were exico, they found Prices Paid Producers tor xico, t Poultry, Veat Por! of the trucks found use We want a standardized ton standard. will ntal device and-a-half truck nd a 48 ized three-ton truck. We ut a lot of ex trucks 0 some ex on paper perts to Pork—Good viock hoas ~~ : y Ext “hese a it Belling Prices to Ret e 8 need 0,000 ! Batter, Heae and ¢ trucks. The ordinary onal aa TF train con ts of 140 car ucka ag The munition trains contain about Washington er ative Washington er 400 trucks rage California, cube “The great for the trucks / Nay gl algae will come when our army moves forward and gets away from rail communications, By that time we 270 48 confident expe with the ald of Lo RT ppgesinn pington. tripleta 286 (24 /An ‘ engineers of trucks 7? I our for w have 16a ‘SEA GIVES UP grea Seratch Food Chick Food Al-Grain Chop Onts Kolled Oats Wheat Bra $.00 Short 41.00 i] Rolled or Ground Barley 00 Cencked Carn 98.00| By United Press Leased Wire = Bean Meal 100° HOQUIAM, Wash, Aug. 14 ple gore lL $6.00) after drifting for a week on the Alfaits Meal '90| Pacific in th wer fishboat pont nga > 4 99.00/ Wasco, Albert Hilterbrand and Alfalfa May 22.00 on the beach at Copalis today, al Fimothy 26.00 most dead from hunger and ex Wheat Hay peed pees posure, . The men put to sea last Thurs- , day. The engine broke down and Men Wanted to Help a current carried them far from Pack Army Supplies } re, The food supply was ox who have had six months as game the boat ‘and they started back to ence packing merchandise, are eli- (D0, kible to apply for positions as civil. ‘4? jan packers with the army quarter ° master’s department, at room 303 postoffice building, until August 25. ° READ AR WANT ADS | SHOES $1.98 and Emporium Stocks, Grabs Entire Larsen-Mueller Shoe Co. Stock of Portland, Oregon. 2000 Pairs of Sample Shoes Just Unpacked and Thrown on Sale Wednesday, 8 A. M. Sharp. econecroremergy Men's Walk-Over Shoes, broken lines, worth to $4.00; Walk-Over stamped on every} pair, go Wednesday at $1.98.| Men's Walk-Over Shoes, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 values; Walk- Over mame and price stamped on every pair, go at ae ' $2.85. Men's Fine Sample Shoes, worth to $5.00, go at $2.48.} Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes orth to $3.50, at $1.48. “ soldiers will be placed in the hands of our or 8a at the front wrapping—no address.” skin was suffering from a new of irritation. re No Found to Be Poison at we By United Prees Leased Wire . es . LONDON. Aug. 14-—Serious skin, Martial Law in Spain infection, caused by the ashes of MADRID, Aug. high-explosive bomb powder, prob- has been proclaimed thruont Spain, Hog Prices Aviate By Voited Presa Leased Wire Your HEALTH Is the Most Important Thing in This World to YoU Are You Ready for the Knife? Are you ready and willing to submit yourself to the chance for permanent injury by the knife? Have you talked to those who tried t#® knife under what they had every reason to believe was the most dependable advice? How many names of people, both public and private, can you recall that have wadies’ Walk - Ov Shoes Sercang als As one Shoes, died on the operating table within the past year? Who is to ines, $1.89. say how many of these would be alive today but for the knife? Ladies’ and Misses’ White Why delay treatment until your condition becomes so des- Canvas Shoes and Purr at) perate that your physician is compelled to choose between 9S8e and up | what he thinks is the worst thing and the next worst thing $7.00 Red Cross 0 that can happen to you? Don't wait so long as that, and in pi any case do not submit to the knife, except as the last resort. H. M. ROGERS Shoes, 12-in. top, at It is not necessary unless you have been shamefully careless Men's Florsheim Shoes, and negligent. There are too many other ways to get well. Proprietor of the Red Front Cloth. ing Co., Who Brings These Great Stocks to Seattle worth to $7.00, go at $3.48. Men's Heavy Work Shoes, for wet weather wear, worth to $6.00, go at $2.85 a pair Boys’ Sample Shoes, all solid leather, go at $1.95. Girls’ Sandals and Mary Janes at 9S¢. If you are in need of Shoes, come to this sale. Never again will high-grade Shoes, such as Walk-Over, Florsheim, Men’s Suits Sacrificed at $5.75 AND A $2.50 HAT FREE—WEDNESDAY Suits that sold to $15.00 go Wednesday at $5.75. Men’s| $20.00 high-class Suits, including Griffon and Collegian makes | —a rare value at this price—$8.95. A $2.50 HAT FREE. Men's Suits, beautifully tailored, in tweeds, worsteds and serges; latest Spring styles; many Society and Strauss pure} wool fabrics in lot; former prices to $30.00. Cut Wednesday to $11.85. And a $2.50 HAT FR with every Suit sold. Wednesday we will sell Men's 50c President Suspenders at 19¢; 10c Handkerchiefs at 3@; $1.50 Cluett Shirts at 69¢; Men's Wool Underwear, worth to $2.00, goes at B8¢; Men's Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38; Men's $1.50 Union Suits at @8¢@; $2.50 Silk and Wool Underwear 98¢. These are just a few items picked at random from these Rogers just grabbed this great emesis ra t's a great stocks Portland stock and will throw it all on sale tomorrow. huge undertaking—and in these days of soaring prices it will be as a godsend to the economical shoppers of Seattle 15c Arrow Collars, late styles, will be sold at two for 15¢. laree lot of Men’s Overalls, all sizes, go at A9e. Men Pants that sold to $3.00, at 98¢. Boys’ Suits, worth to $5.00, at $2.85. Drew Shirts, Black Bear Overalls, Work Gloves, Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Coats, etc., in fact every- thing for a man’s dress or work wear included in this sale, and going at the lowest prices ever placed on world’s standard merchandise. Note Carefully Our Address— RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY 1508-1510 FIRST AVENUE, Opposite the Sanitary Public Market, just north of Pike Street We've just bought another new stock and it goes on sale Wednesday. So come—now Is your chance to get first pick. 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