The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1917, Page 5

STAP--TUESDAY, AUG, 14, 1917, PAGE 5 Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc RITY ASKS CALL 750,000 7 elisa She odes GO OFS Ica a" e | ouses, Shirts » . Fi , Cc WE’LL TRUST YOU OF GOOD WILL OF WAR PROFIT) TRAININ 1918 | ~%& Gloves—white and Colors d Ji OLE sreait system han boon eatadliahed for your conventene | 6he, 85¢, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. and J/les neslet pan te fecnuaind pane hole yar convenience Dy United Press Leased Wire By United Breas Leased Wire Ry United Preae Leased Wire : os? dean * Car me Ore easier and A PACIFIC PORT, Aug. 14 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 ; ywh © extra charge: A message from the people of Conscription of wealth to pay Two hundred thousand physic . a Main Floor, for the war, and exemption of ally perfect American men are Just TH Japan to th le of Amer , P ¥ 6 ne @h t my t t aT YO AY ne eeepee oe oaplbncre the earnings of the nation's ready for the first mobilization tf @ a in a Ss # 60.00 Worth of $1.00 Down, 81.00 Ter Week of good will, fraternity and workers are urged In a report | day, September 5. According taped Worth of 2.00 Down, 1.25 confidence, was voiced today to the senate today by three to Provost Marshal Gen Reduced to $/ 95 renee ot 6.00 Dewn, 1.50 by Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, members of the finance com Crowder, the September 5 con = ine of 7.50 Down, 2.00 head of the Japanese war mis. | mittee who disagree with the tingent could move tomorrow Main FI sence 10.00 Down, 2.50 den Gakah hae bars ‘to thle revenue raising methods pro: if transportation were avail Upper Main Floor Mu o 15.00 1 » @ és B paed 2, Sail Japanese regard one of the The report, signed by Sena- | 687,000 men will be accepted and AN have the lam o’Shanter” Crown, w most important In the history tore La Follette, Gore and | Willing to serve before the end of br hey have colored fa oft of American relations with | Thomas, was presented by La his month fi black elvet, and the unger mbe the Orient | Follette when the senate re- America’s first draft: army in e become slight led from store displ We come to you as allies In a! sumed discussion of the bill camp by the first week in October . . indian 4 ametaten (3 6 he minority asserta the sum second incre probably gigant! gle that involves the {ll proposes to raise is only] 750,000—probably will not be call a | eiadting anh panred vinnie of mal enough to m governmental/ed for duty until next spring or n lk larasols | i ‘ at ds for the present fiseal year ner, It was learned today. It ancy ( | kind,” was the sentiment reiterated by Iwhit in all his remarks to the Needs 13 Billions will be called up for examination | presn and in the incidental ad-| tn addition to the $6,917,878,347/!mmediately after the first unit is educed dresses he made during today's| Which, quoting Secretary McAdoo, completed, however, In some dis program of festivities with which minority says ts needed for ex-|'ricts * examination {s now go 2 | this city entertained the commis vem, the report says that to/!08 naa . Main Floor, sioners. take care of loans to the allies and 0 to France In 1918 P He pledged the support of Japan {terest on bond tasues, this coun-|- ‘Training officers for the nation ( hottest the need for a | the 4th the Boys to the Ideals for which America ts | {% | ave at more than $15 Jal army already. have been drawn er t saat id in the | SEPT. | will again take struggling in reser as rhe gece “Ae. aire the m fener mps ‘ r ay ; up their studies flict. and expressed aimazemen “i bm, gaye, the/ular majors and other officers wi than a sale of fine 1 pleasure at the splendid re-|™ ty, has tgnored McAdoo's © | go , le bari A { at the various schools, and "i timat h J sale is a yearly event and , 20. vh-erade Tapestry ssels / stlon extended to himself and/timate, and would leave the coun-| Many noncommissioned officers . $20.00 High-grade Tapestry Brussels Rugs ton extended te ein thie tty without & sound policy for|trom the Maalar aPecr and Mation ' ivantage of these reduction Mothers throughout the land size 7-6x9, in shades of tan, blue, rose and tr Na aida sacs |al Guard ‘will ansist to provide ves with a Pa or the fol will at this time make prep- taupe. Special for Wednesday......$15.75 | fi Nether Viscount dant oor die. |Feport are silent on bond feetee.”|to\indications meer to aot the fitee|| | daig arations to clothe the younge member of his party would di® | Woerves the mf % rial t O Ke « . cuss the apecitic purposes for|Cursnyre “ie munoity, Tepors it I8!national army into condition for rasols reduced to sters properly —plenty of 1 * ” come to this se . oDvious vome asue J rv al d before ne spring e 1 ” » c a) Ch oT i oherigethon lope = pi Paget his| meet the billions of dollars left un-| or sesiiees ih atid a reduced to slouses, Shirts and Ties are) country, declaring that tne Shen {Provided for is tn contemplation ‘omsarow ‘was to”. hae ara iced to..... needed to assure neatness, bh "i Washington Bond ltesues Bad entrainment of Guard tre r reduced to.. $- s - 18 KILLED AND 40 they have arrived in Washington] “Of all forms of taxation, that /Southern camps chine ees & and the stocks in ¢his/aaaa paid their respects to Involved in bond fasues in thelwork hast ri . : . ie 2 a le ne] work has been # jatianad are ample enough te ase HURT IN CAR CRASH pre ent | worst. The people must redeem|forces will be delay | reduced to 8 os gh to om I S The program of entertainment 1#/ the bond: 1 in a short time the} four w ustting s reduced to $ the most particular. e By United Press Leased Wire }the elaborate ever arranged | {nt t comes to equal or exc Many of these will ur Is reduced t« 8 NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. 14.—|for any foreign visitors In this city. the principal France this fall duced to the Fighteen are dead and 40 tajured| All the officials of the city, state) “Whatever the total amount nec x " Janae ; $ ‘ felts agg that : and government in this ¥, andlessary, it should be understood | reduced to..... +e F convenient and improved tapeless baer the pts a a street car/the entire consular corps bh are|that in the enactment of this rev /19,000 MILITIAMEN | reduced to.... . style are displayed in an unusual | collision at North Brantford | participating lenue sure congress is fixing it] rasols reduced tc $ ly large assortment of ik tr asols | ‘ os ¥ ge plain white, | A westbound car on the Shore! Today a series of receptions and/for the war period Go 0 rasols reduced to é . pert Line electric line crashed into a automobile rides will occupy the] “We claim to have profited by ING T FRANCE reagent bea ape : 4 plain bine 600) ee fig: car from New Haven, crowded, t! visitors, and tontebt|the military fence of other|® j rasols reduced to s ured patterns. Sizes 4 to 16 ym | with passengers. They met on a 500 city’s prominent citizens|warring countric particularly | Continued From Page om arasols reduced to er On sale in the Men's. Section, | curve will sit down to a banquet with |Great in, and have adopted | ¢———— i CNOS enmeatinnieae -60¢ | 1m order to introduce our new| The dead were mangled. Six re-|the members of the mission @/ the policy of drafting men into the! ss and 84, th morise the & (whalebone) plate, which ts the main unidentified guests of honor ies y from the very start. Why.|150th Machine Gun battalion, com A . : lightest and strongest plate known,| Motorman Wesley Negus is said |then, should we not profit by thelr] posed of Companies E, F and G Hot Days Make the @ater Fine ———Boys’ Shire does not cover the roof of the to have told bystanders he had Ifinancial mistakes, and draft) geco cons style are shown fn an mouth, if you have two or three b duty 16 bh 4 wealth, in the form of taxation, in ne Wy secores SHERBET: a eon on duty Ours. carte, | . orn or ynsin National Gr rm all yn” has » do > 1 i sto! C ke Wi ety; th ha’ 5 teeth left in the mouth; guaranteed to the service of the country trom} ° ne none cue | all one has t is to call at this store for a large variety; they have the lay . | the very atest? ee Sty taney eas, SO complete ot and then hie to the nearest down collars and are made bat ; comprise the 11st Machine Gu “ ) " enee Why Only 60 Per Cont Tax? “Itetsation, inatle, “onror Onmmantall.| beach and let “Old Sol” do his worst. such quality material that will ” ty “The British tncome tax ylelded. 4 give the best of service. Sizes — set of teeth (whalebone) Aiea gi con noo [or C.F. Second Georgia infantry ree we toate bored for the last fiscal year, $1,000,000.) National Guard BATHING SUITS 12% to 14 neck sizes. Choice 60g. 000 nt nasis, similar income rhe 165t f nd Bridge work, per tooth. gold $3.00 | tax rates in this country would|ine eon New York innty. || im, the reg sy A ey $3.00, 6 Srp ren styles, ee es. yield $2,500,000,000 ew York infantry. || priced at 95c, $1.95, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and —————TBoys’ Ties in “foun | “From two sources, the war pre pity Pree oS as as $8.50. in-hand,” bow and Windsor styles Gold fillings ...-- {ts tax and the income tax, th Obie Sakeaty eee . i ft! Seven perscons were injured in 167th infantry (Fourth Al o that include a splendid range of Silver fillings ... ‘soins can be raised, without submit even deadaied ’ s Bathing Shoes at 25¢, 50¢ and 65¢. Platina fillings jauto ac in Seattle Monday|in country to serious financial] Ame Infantry) gud the 168th in t 25 - plain colors, stripes and figures) land Monday night be iA a elalltantry (Third lowagdinfantry) Bathing Caps a d¢, 50¢, 75¢ and up to $1.95. - 4 this All work guaranteed for 15 years | strain, more than do h Western: Teseut liek We recommend this assortment Fave | imp’ ston taken tn the morn- M. § Boe amount raised by the committes! pe artillery twindine, ote um: | Also Bathing Suits for Boys and Girls as being especially appropriate ing and get teeth same day. Exam- | E. Aloha st., were seriously | pi.” ge a oe i ~ fnation and advice free } wikia the wnchine Griven by| The wleacchy. outs cub thet bere 4 £7, comprising the 149th Upper Main Floor. for school. Choice ______ 25 @ Call and see Sampice of Our Fate | See ey collided with 7 mee ar Great Britain is now taxing war | artillery, aeatica aarsay, gens Shesine = See aS oy ans. the Puget Souan¢ raction,| profits 80 per cent, while the com-| ico, Fye: ! Light & Power Co. at East Marg-| mittee bill, in ite graded scale, go . re wey (eres © "7 D | “GLASSES § Dy sasct of cur present patroveg: a Seen aod Casdeian at. SU belts | on winban thas Uh nar cent Aioend | Caae.. Pads Artilleny, Natioeal | DS ered 117, the first battalion |homa National Guard; the First, 1 jed by our early Inight. Mf Seeley sustained a) r: Guard), the 61st Field artillery be the first separate battalion|Second, Third and Fourth Field | nan 38 wal ' Those work, is still giving good | meee Sree a tee Matiltae wee eae ox tee op (First Minnesota Fi Wer | engineers, South Carolina National | companies being respectively the | tice’ examining EX pound fractu the war profits tax figure up to 75/\tinna) Guard) and 117th Treeck |Guard, and the second battalion to| First Field hospital companies of iting Fave tested our work When coming te our office ou are in the Fight place. Bring this ad with you OHI Cut - Rate Dentists Ser UNTVEN<(TY ST. | @yyesite Fraser-Paterven Co. 5 | To Keep Your Skin knee, and Seeley be Broadway were the n the left h ko torney temple, R. Crawford, and Mra braptegen Palpe in the bac sustained ridin £ machine "alight has juries N the shua W. Zeave, suffered a slight concuss brain, and Miss J. Tryw oes recelved @ gash/or 80 per cent will be sub pmittod and injuries eI 626 949 19th are. | Jsustained minor injuries when they engineers, Cali-| the District of Columbia, Nebraska ard, First bat-/and Oregon Guards. troops (Missourt | first battalion ia National enal Mortar battery to be composed of the Third and Fourth companies Maryland Coast Artillery corps, Na tional Guard. |Crawfish Are Pest OGDEN'S WATER The engineers’ regiment to be The heady rtere train and mil-| Peters Rt oT |itary police (Coast Artillery corps, | SUPPLY SAVED A DEPENDABLE MEDICINE | Virainia National Guard), the en-| ON Southern Farms gineer train (North Carolina N JACKSON, Mies, Aug. 14.—Craw- Lydia B Pink “ \c the ammunition train (Kan-/fish are such a pest in certa.n sec “ydia FE Inkham's Vegetable | sas N. G.) tions of Missiesipp! and Alabama Compound {a a dependable root and herb medicine. It has made a place for itsel@ among the great mass of |that crops are sometimes destroyed Oregon Troops to Go in a night Texas N.G,) to BY FAULTY FUSE » supply train | and reasonable. DR. KNOWLTON | 881 Bed Ares oom. FO. Our nation ‘Te insure © With the beneficiary as the will aloe sonty, di pen will save IT, COAT, These Genuine lwere th » machino| $ » Free From Hairs | OR. J. R. BINYON lanmae 4 har, Gbtveal| ui Gosia’ soins ekoan “Woes people, because thousands of sick be known respectively as the 117th || Tn badly helenae Fi Rahn | FREE by C. E. Kelly, 946 22nd ave, N SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 14, {Women have tried it and proved Field battalion signal troop, wel 2 seg ae irrma hg cles (Beanty Topics) \7"w. A. Kinney, 1411 Fifth ave.| —Government officials are to. | {At {t will accomplish all that is/117th train and military police, to the acre mas If you are willing to spend a few Examination was struck by a machine driven by day investigating an attempt | claire for It Nothing unfavor- the 117th engineer train, the 117th} poe minutes’ time in your room, using Joseph Samuelson, Quin Ore made last night to dest Jable can honestly be said about itj/ammunition train and the 117th; The dahlia Is of very humble ori- a delatone paste, you can easily; BEST $2.50 GLASSES [yoniay evening, at Second ave | Ogden's Ong maly’at the | it does not contain injurious drugs. | supply train |gin. It hes been developed trom|| >=" “* new ** Sama nish any ugly, hairy growth ON EARTH and Jackson st elty reservoin Ogden is 30 |!t!# a.root and herb remedy, found-| The sanitary train to be known | Mexican tubers. the bill Without discomfort or injury. The| we ore one of the tew epticss| Seeley and Mrs. Seeley and Zeoval ‘tsites trem Salk take oly ed upon a physician's prescription,|as the 117th sanitary train, com-|-———— —_——_—__—_| paste is made by mixing some Wa teres in the Northw that really are in the Providence hospital, and The bomb, an ingenious af- and is manufactured for a specific! prist the First, Second, Third) MUSIC AND DANCING, DINNER, | ter with a little powdered dela —_, lens trem aeart to & sey was taken to the city hos fair, made by binding six sticks purpose. That it accomplishes this and Fourth Ambulance companies, | HOTEL BUTLER tone. This is then spread over the S2“pirse“Avemue. Examination tres, |P @ dynamite together in a paper pose is proved by thousands and| being respectively the first ambu-| Refined atmosphere—menu con- hairy surface, and after about two by graduate optometrist. Gi pe | ch. was found by Louis Cun. |tbousands of convincing testimoni-|lance companies of the Michigan, jsistent with your pocketbook.—Ad. minutes rubbed off and the skin prescribed unless absolutely neces- sihatane: Uw slat Goan. a (oS New Jersey, Tennessee and Okia-| vertisement. | washed. You will not be disap- F q ? . - : a = was lying just a few feet f Feet wiih’ thle treatment, pre |BINYON OPTICAL CO, | Cocoanut Oil Makes was lyteg Joot 9 tow Set rem | pees coos cconcccccccscocconcece viding you get real delatone—Ad-| 1116 FIRST AVE. A Splendid Shampoo |) re Poi suit’ emotien into the | vertisement. Near Seneca St. Phone Main 1550 smaller of the two city reser- | If you want to keep your hatr in| S00. 4 good condition, be careful what You) ‘The fuse had been lighted and|$ wash it with had burned two feet. when the ex-|@ Most soaps and prepared @haM- hiosion wax prevented by a crimp poos contain too much alkall. This in the remaining two feet of fuse. |e On the Portable Columbia Grafonolas shown dries the scalp, makes the hair aq the explosion occurred, the|® ; ‘ j A brittle, and is very harmful. Just s¢inch conduit would have been § in the illustrations. If you love music, they plain mulsified cocoanut oll (which broken. This would have emptied : is pure and entirely greascless) 18\botn reservoirs of water. The un-|® will surely appeal to you. much better than most €XPEN- controled flood would have poured | @ sive ) or anything else you can down 22nd and 23rd sts. causing | @ for shampooing, as this can't! erat damage to property e ly injure the hair. a,| Furthermore, the force of the ex Hi e | Simply moisten your halr with| piosion would have broken the! § Outfit No. 1— ater and rub it in. One or twO) amatier of the two reservoirs, ; ‘ poonfuls will make an abund-|ittting the water to escape Columbia Style 15, shown at the right—finished ance of Fick, a moe ae vi the city, Before the break cou! in Oak or Mahogany, and with ten selections of cleanses the hair and scalp Of have been repaired, the entire city t } y g a ssortme of Pec s oughly. The lather rinses out eas-| would have been without water for) YOUE GW Choe me wien en sercl eerie. be Ms en, ly and removes every particle of two or three days, even tho a large|® priced complete at $18.75 The special terms are dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive » worked continuously NOW is the most important word in the English ol” The tale Gee quits anti ed continuously | 0 W. k language for those who should get their fuel supply in. | evenly, and It leaves It fine and) two hundred men and waa ca ee Don't delay. Order NOW! iiky, bright, fluffy and easy to/ answered the call of the Harvest Manage. } lers’ league in Seattle Monday. The ‘You can get mulsified cocoanut |ieague wants 5,000 men and women ofl at most any drug store. It i8)t, spend their vacations picking very cheap, and a ounces 18 | ¢rutt , enough to last every one in the PRAIRIE, NEWCASTLE OAL FUEL TO MEET EVERY NEED i a coal or a combination of coals that will suit your requirements. The Coal Doctor (who omes without a fee) will be glad to study your pré and make suggestions that may save you lot cause you great satistaction We of lems money, and incidentally Ce 3riquets, from Diamond or the om or arest Order Pacific Coast Coal Co. 563 Railroad Ave. So. Main 5080. e dealer your ne family for months. i Every ith Should have these Two Splendid Qook Books THE FAIRIES COOK BOOK and FISHER’S BLEND SOUR MILK RECIPE COOK BOOK Both edited and all Recipes Prepared and ‘Tested by Tsabelle Clark Swezy Cooking and Baking expert. Editor Pure Food Department Seattle Post Intelligencer. Send four cents in stamps for both books; two cent stamp if only one is desired. Ad Fisher Flouring Mills Co, Harbor Island, Seattle Advertisement | —it may be holding you bi Columbia strate eith G f i] at our st rafonolas them play Will Play All the Records Outfit No. 2— It will be a pleasure to demon- er of these models. Call ore tomorrow and hear your favorite music. Portable Style Columbia Grafonola, illustrated at the left, with hinged top, tone control shutters, splendid \ = motor, Mahogany or Golden Oak Case—with twenty Clear our skin = selections and a supply of needles—all for $45. The yi special terms are lake your face a business asset : That skin-trouble may be more than § a source of suffering and embarrassment k in the business world, keeping you out of a better job for which a good appearance inrequired. Why ‘take achance' when § Resinol: | Ointment heals skin-eruptions so casily ? gue: cee Third & Uni $1 a Week Colors talking Machine Ca ons, fo iversit