The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1917, Page 2

this is the new EMPF ling VIK PRESS top con onde IX VICTROLA $50— NO. deep: SOMETHING NEW! —tecords ordered fri enclose check, coin ¢ bow! fitted ten- the CUT OFF FOODS BY HARRY B. HUNT United Press start Correspondent WASHINGTON, Aug. Uncle Sa: “ail foodstuffs, ‘steel shipments. This has feed, fuel U. S. A. GIRLS Eugene Levy’s Splen- did Extravaganza 4 Other Vaudeville Acts Viola Dana “The Girl Without a Soul’ Cents Tonight Complete matinees tomorrow at 2 and 4. Any seat, 10c, and one child FREE with each adult. has extra heavy de Concealing ENTIRELY Victvcla® base cabinet! with plated picks and} one nut cracker; excellent at regular $1.75; the new EMPRESS VICTROLA OUTFIT—- $71.50 3 combination gf VICTROLA IX and the new EM ML. which we Are exclusive Seatile agents i168 tne wie % tne deep, 34 tne. mahogany of oak —write for our catalog and outoftown credit terme—our mail order department promptly fill your order, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! om delivered free to any dress in the United States ordering state catalog pe e.: 73 mahogany finished nut inch di six week. KAISER WINCES UNDER UNCLE SAM’S EMBARGO But the effect of the em-|of our « FROM HOLLAND a— 's most effective war . Move has been the embargo on and larmed Germany more than the threat of a mill- fon United States soldiers in rance. ‘Germany knows months must elapse before we can transport a ORPHEUM THEATRE | | | don this new cabinet which feat oe VICTROLA, string numbet currency for only the amount of price stated in without extra special ". $1.19) L. “NO CASH DOWN!” “MAKE YOUR make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without a cash payment at time of purchase-—-we Invite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to “make your own terms”——our well-known liberal credit service will fit your individual needs! VICTROLA OUTFIT. 7] A base cabinet, for o Beattie agents for rea the the base of the IX. ance of the or oak: 14% spiral dr ne ive motor. any * springs will us will be stoffice ad When and NO. doep has « Malleable Range! value { price, tor) big army. bargo has been immediate tn cut ting Germany supplie As a result, a ba | man propaganda here claims embargo violates the rights of neu trals, has always stood German the sole sufferers. Helped Germany administration —_ position. however, is that there has been ne change to d neutrals. As a bel Iigerent, this co supplies necessary allies are provided first. Any ex cess is available for neutrals, noth ing for the enemy There Is the rub. The prin. cipal imports of Holland, Den- mark, Sweden and Norway the last three years have been to maintain not life, but pros The IX VICTROLA —your old stove, range or heater taken as part payment on the purchase of a new EMPRESS re of Ger the for which the United States The wall of the sympathizer drowns the protests of the neutrals, nominally ntry must see that for her and her STAR—MONDAY, AUG 27, 1917. PAGE 2 OWN TERMS!” NO CASH DOWN VICTROLAS! select any Victrola up to $100, which will be sent to your home without a cash payment! important advantages in buy ing your Victrolas here: no cash down! charges! ON no interest no extra charges of any kind! personal, courteous attention! prompt service! only Victrola store on Second avenue! inviting, attractive, enlarged, comfortable department, locat ed on the main floor! special sound-proof record rooms! newest records! the new EMPRESS VICTROLA DE LUXE OUTFIf— $73.50 an entirely new, practical and superb VIC TROLA outfit « combination of VICTROLA IX. and the new EMPRESS DE LUXE concealing VICTROLA base cabinet, for which we are exclusive Be-~ attle agents thie superb cabinet will appeal ft of being movable of the Rowse; fitted rubber tired wheels « ine artint! nf the wo pis firmly holdin enting dust ase deep. $10 ak: 14% Ine high, 16% ine. wide, spiral drive motor. $50 20% tne xtra heavy ahogany or ble springs ed regular price, for the irplus they may need for|tain her present great dairy herds themselves. But wo are not will-/ But half her cattle would supply ing to sell supplies to Germany,| her own necessary dairy products, thru middlemen neutrals, simply)and could possibly be maintained to maintain the prosperity of neu-| without Importing feed. tral trade! On this very point, the Dutch, tn texting against the embargo, ave threatened to Kill great num # of cattle and sell the meat to any indicate! ? depend tor any conatder: importa reports trals do not Hvelih their able Ger "p ere ots nak tence government, while unwill mien’ eta ng to nee meat thus turned over |to Germany, does not take this “ May Kill Cattle |threat seriously Holland, for instance, without Germany Shouts sal ports of cc trated cat “One live cow in Holland Is will be unable to main-| worth three dead ones, 80 far DISGUISE TROOP SHIPS TRADING IN WHEAT | |Camouflage and Smoke Boxes Fool U-Boats FUTURES IS STOPPED BY GEORGE MARTIN United Presa Staff Correspondent nel will be started and the smoke boxes dumped overboard perity. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.— The action of the sea water on Exports to Holland have been Thousands of smoke producer® [ong of the ingenious combinations principally feed for the great herds to protect American troop, of chemicals will throw off great whose butter and cheese have en| food and munitions ships from | coiouds of dense, black smoke, and sold to € any at immen tt submarines are being turned lethe ship can slip away Exports to Sweden have been plies for factories to maintain he potit ble commerce ma: flar with Denmark and Norway. the exports council, jal needs in cent to Germany ing any shipment policy. We are ready to sell them any DENTIST Ger-| The situation has been sim In recognition of neutral rights, | enforcing the embargo, is investigating the actu those countries adja- before announc- out today by a government con- Cost $25 Each t tractor in Delaware. Once used, however, the smok On and after October 1, no boxes are worn out. The smoke ship of any description may funnel costs about $1 and the ail from an American port un- less equipped with them. On that date, too, all vessels must be painted by a system of ca ouflage worked out by the naval consulting board. Details of these systems are war secrets. | “If I told you how it was done,” |said Admiral Rousseau, of the |naval board, “the U-boats would |know what to look for.” The smoke screens will be used only as a last resort, Twelve |smoke boxes will be on every ves-| sel’s deck, There also will be one) huge, tho practically invisible} smoke funnel. Chemicals Do Job Should one of the kalser’s U: boats detect the spirit-like trap-| |pings of one of these American ghosts of the sea, the smoke fun. WOMEN WORKERS TO, HAVE HOME SOON Laundry workers of the city are! smoke boxes $: each The government thousands of tons of shipping by these precautions and has also| stipulated that every ship sailing must be protect gun crew, and must use smoke. less coal while traveling thru the submarine zone: AMUSEMENTS NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:20. Nights, 7 and 9 “LITTLE MISS UPTO DATE” Speedy Girl Revue OCTAVIA HANDSWORTH & CO. HARRY BREEN King of Other Rig Acts Nonsense, 100 and THEATRE WILKES PLAYERS Fifth and Pine. Tel. Willott 408. Tonight—All Woek ‘Mats, Wed. and Sat of the Age Dentistry as I practice it is a gen- huslae to r | inhi Sonus” tle art, quite devoid of pain. 1 have | Cnthu & tic over a plan oe Phoebe Hunt and re Con pany said wo before—-thousands of won-|}sh @ home for women workers, |} wignts, 20, 300, 50c. Mats, 180, dering, me out, and I say it again, I know of no better Hope and I ‘ormise to the unfort nate suffe tr and follow it. lw effects. ment today. SSRMNOWED 5 150550 vcs ny 4008 Bridgework, per tooth .. Plates that fit 810.00 to Rit. Third and Pike Wetrance 1504 Thiré Ave. satisfied patients will bear because message of n dread toothache land all the evils which accompany Teeth extracted and filled abso- tely without pain or bad after Do not delay; make an appoint- PAINLESS AUSTIN which was presented at the regular) meeting of Local 24, last week, The plan includes the purchase of a site near the edge of the city and a sub stantial building, in which girl PALACE HIP Afternoons 1:20 to 6; Fives, 6:10 to 11 workers may live at a minimum of || To**” }v Vatpete ase, cost. Wea. An Motorcycle Policeman ©, BH. Cut- shaw proved a pest to autoists who drove with open mufflers Mon- ©. Henry's Story, “A DEPARTMENTAL CASE” Free Balloons Wed. a Sat. Mate, Afternoons, 100; Even fun, 166, 7 NOW PLAYING - day morning. His victims were: | EK. P. Mervin, 33, a cler' L. Dj} James, 23, a laborer; C. L. Norris, DORIS GRAY a transfer man; L. J. Inkster, 26, a ‘“ 3 salesman, and J. A. Raymur, 31, a|{ “Her Beloved Enemy” chauffeur, were arrested on this 5c—Class “A”—5c charge and released on $2 Third Near each, PEPER SAAT ANRC A hopes to save! after October 1| ed with guns manned by a naval! ‘ONLY 99 DRAFT MEN TO LEAVE | Division board officials and the government's appeal agente for select service, were unani mous Monday In declaring that regarding ex heads the new orders emptions for family would have little effect on the work of the Seattle and King county boards. Prosecutor Alfred Lundin, who represents the two county boards in draft appeals, announced that not more than 20 or 30 men now certified or subject to tification |from the county divisions would be exempted because of new orders | “We have always understood,” jeaid Thomas J. L. Kennedy, the jgovernment's agent for the city boards, “that marriage itself wan not a basis for exemption and that lonly in cases where he wea the sole support of his family would a married man be exempted “But In practice we have found] but few cases where the man wan |not the support of his wife and chil dren, and in se of those cases jie has waived exemy | Tell Few Wives | “I know of very few ja wife has b told that have to go back to work sure that there are no h rulings have and T am anes where been made ff the Ast thy Bibs sh A SCOOP SEATTLE SEPT, 5. 5 hn prato Bes In the days before the introduction of Inter- national News Services, whenever a newspaper obtained exclusive information and published it ahead of its rivals, the fact was heralded far and wide as “a scoop.’ “AM Scoop” is the term best descriptive of our success in practically cornering the available sup- ply of genuine Novocain. Novocain, which is indispensable to the success- ful practice of painless dentistry, is a German product, and at the beginning of the war we pur- chased every ounce obtainable, so that today we are the fortunate possessors of an amount which will last until a treaty of peace releases the supply at its source. Because we do a very large dental business it is customary for us to make quantity purchases of all dental supplies and materials, and thereby ef- fect a tremendous saving, of which the patient is necessarily a beneficiary. It is for that reason that we were able to make the “scoop.” These things we tell you merely to point out the advantage of patronizing a concern such as ments, is able to offer first-class ‘ | | LOW PRICE wife had child The number of claima filed and) accepted by the clty and count rda now makes {t probable that to obtain {tw quota of 1,455 men, oneohalf of Seattle's J18 regis tered men will have to be called Examine Reserves Many of the boards, however, have obtained their quotas now and are examining reserve men in or der th they will be to mM the places of many who undoubted ly will be exempted at Camp Lewis} on account of physical defects The mobization. a ng to the latest {nat will extend over a period of five day ning September 5, and si 99 men will leave from Se K ty as the first & per cent of t 6 quota whic h makes the first/ ebration, as was at firet planned, | will be held | A meeting of the : King County c {1 for Patriotic Service wan led to meet early this week uss the matter. lowing fa the nv ) will be mobilized in each di to dinc F wh vision on the first call. Seattle divisions—First, 6 men; Second, 4; Third, Fourth, 6; Fifth, Sixt Seventh, 6; Fighth, TH Eleventh, 4 Twelfth, King punty sion» iret, 10} men; Second Total for Seattle and King coun i oh Thieves Rob Meter ‘on have broken {nto my cas ter, and I don’t know how much money they got.” reported Miss Franko, 1612 Terry ave, to the police Monday morning. \ Germany is concerned,” official here explains, “One good Dutch-Holsteln will send into Germany her own weight In butter fat each year, to say nothing of cheese and other products.” Germany has taken notice. Un able louger to get her normal @eup plies thru these neutral middlemen, she sent up a great shout about th of neutrals ch, as she interprets it, is the t of a neutral to buy f 1 to another what s will not sell between | selves. the belliger them Ny United Prees A Wire CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—Trading In wheat futures on grain ex. changes has ceased until after the war. The order making this effective was issued by the Chicago Board of Trade and other exchanges just prior to the government's announce ment two weeks ago that it would take over and market the nation’s wheat supply, which amounts to | 653,000,000 bushels this r. |F ‘ollows Woman But Later Lands in Jail) Harry Poertner, 29, was arrested Sunday morning, after he had been pursued and captured by B. K |Short, 617% Valley st, ‘near the |North Seattle car barns. Short al ~ |leged he saw Poertner follow a woman several blocks. At the po- | lice station it was learned Poertner | had no registration card, and he was turned over to the federal au thoritles for an investigation. | A canvass of the whole state for | membership in the Nonpartisan league, such as waa e#uccessfully organized in North Dakota last! cording to State Organizer Bowen, who was the speaker of the day at the King County grange picnio, Sat urday, at Renton Junction, Mem- | bership in the league tsa $6. “aa” lea his heart with He never dreamed that “twenty- three” ‘ aid mean “skiddee,” uch wiser ings he never knew, ||Amd had he asked for twenty. three, No doubt he might have “ww may have been joking tn Mette fan, Ani from passing humor, ave more COAT, DRESS Reme On i. At the FLORENCE UPSTAINS DUE, COND AND UNION tle and| mber of men yeur, will be on in a few days, ac! unlimited supply of Novocain. hat no big cel-| cost, is freely offered to all. geon who does your work. Dr. L. R. Clark. what is Novocain, and why i 1405 Third Avenue In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. By United Press Lensed Wire $3 SIDNEY, N. 8, Aug. 27.— # | “There is no such place as # Crocker land.” This is the word brought back by Donald MacMiilan’s Arctic exploration expedition, which arrived here last night. | The expedition had spent four | years In polar regions. | Crocker land was discovered by |Rear Admiral Peary on his famous North pole trip. MacMillan says St was al! a mirage, and that the land does not exist at all Not a single life was lost during the whole four years that the party was in the Far North, the members reported, when they were brow here aboard the relief ship }tune. | “We had good Inck,” Machtittan| | mata. “Provisions were plentiful, | jand there was plenty of game and| eggs.” ——— | Subway Tie-Up Is Not Due to Repeat) By United Leased | .NEW YORK, Aug. Danger jot another tieup in the New York {subways was averted today, it was announced by Vice President Frank |Hediey when enough coal to run jthe trains was received | this, which, because of its size and exceptional facilities and specialized d DENTISTRY AT AN! _ EXCEEDINGLY Note that it is PAINLESS DENTISTRY in which we ene and $ that we thus continue to practice it in its highest perfection because of our All examinations and estimates of cost are personally made and given by One of our advertisements in this space will, in the near future, tell you is invaluable in the practice of Painless Dentistry. _ Regal Dental Offices} , DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady attendants on duty at all times. N. W. Corner Third and Union, Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Re cuss: to Gat to the Sighs NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS ‘ Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. ' OR. L. RM CLARK A visit to our offices or an examination, with advice and an estimate of © It positively does not obligate you to patronize us, | and we will thank you for accepting the invitation. An unqualified guarantee of absolute satisfaction is given to each patien | and signed by both Dr. Clark and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental i THE LADIES’ | SAMPLE SUIT. SHOP 202-203 Liberty Bldg. Opposite Postoffice, 3rd and Union Take the Elevator. \ Coats, Suits §° Dresses, Furs Waists and Petticoats The Season’s Lat- est Always for Less Money “The coal situation {g clearing up. We have coal at the power house and more on the way. There fs no danger of a tleup today,” Hedley sald. Because of the shortage of aktlled | help, many of the city's “class A” restaurants have raised the mint }mum wage for waiters from $17 to $18 a week. The unions are ehdeay oring to organize the negro waiters Jor the city | . 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