The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1917, Page 5

Seattle F Out Sup Beans Seattle has taken to the soy bean On sale now In public mar kets for four pounds for a quarter and in retail stores for 10 cents a pound, 5 cents less than ordinary beans, the soy bean supply ie going like wild Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE’LL TRUST YOU OUR create eyatem has been established for your conventence— aasist you tn furnishing your home along your own tndl- wal tdeas Our terma are easier and are lower thao Will be found anywhere Ne extra oh. olks Buy ply of Soy in Markets tains Soy no starch in one of the tm | poMant commodities manufactured | [from the vegetable. Tho port of Breattle handles nearly all the oil which is shipped from the Orient to Amerjea | Used for Soap practically bean oll ow Swi Here With Wife STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1917. PAGE 5 ‘Enve ry Suits and ; | Coats | She Rhodes Co. Pictorial Review Patterns | Autumn Millinery Bhat He @ants fire, market salesmen report During past months of thin| At the public market maey year 145 % kajlons of the ofl at stall keepers say they have | were imp@iS thru Seattle, valued A, Us sold out their stock of the | at $10,120,490 Oriental bean, and bave been Most of the soy bean oll which | or ee q unable te abtale were is brought to America in ured in the wW theatt On account of an tnereased minufacture of soaps, It is also | freight rate, soy bewn prices have | used, however, in the manufacture | increased noticawkdy io the past 90 of perfumes, rubber substitutes, ’ 1 P; 4 days margirine, paints, varnishes, toilet agtie’s leading da wspapers co! gifts to the Three mouths awatbey we%e sold) powder, water-proof cletk, paper ONE r Boys in camp and at the front, of such importance that able come o! by importers at 4% cents a pound. umbrellas, lanterns, salad oils, ment is made editorially. The Tro now in training a}Camp Lewis (Amer- J They are on the market noov at 5 lubricating oils, illuminating olls, ican Lake) are augmented by Seattle ilistment home will find in and 5% cents a posnd. The whole lard substitutes, and for preserving Fj age rye a6) Set AB aha ' salors are selling them at 7 and 7% sardines cht SNy Articles CEREHHS!, tO the Cauy Use 4 cents, and retailers at 10 cents Use Plant for Fodder 3 > » aa At the public markets, however, The bean itself grows on # plant | All on the Main Figor Brownie, where the stall ra buy them! ranging from two to three feet in mn like he $1.00 Pp $10.00 ARBON directly from the importer, they | height, and {s contained in a pod sd calla , ‘ 7 nd Coal i VR are on sale in most places at four! similar to any other bean. It was Trench Mirrors it terproof case, with 1-A Autographic Kodak, picture 2¥ax Weletea an connrade Reating stove for < pounds for 26 cents at first cultivated for the pleasant - oe eee Ee 434 ..-$11.00, $13.00, $16.00 and $18.00 top feed gd po gla Handles Nearly All Olt |flavor of the seed, from which a } comb ar ¢ 75¢ i Be door f 4 and reinfor As food the soy bean tn utilized | piquant sauce was prepare | ‘Sabt et Shaving Brushes Men's Silk Sox, 30c, 35c, 50c, 60c, 65¢, $1 : oF cast ¢ Is full nicke in soups, as a meat substitute,| The plant forma a valuable fod. eens nals salam ag Sah ated tim trimmed. chocolate substitute, preparation of | der, and has been cultivated for the | 25c, 50c, 75¢ and 85c Men’s Cashmere Sox 30c, 35c and 50¢ i macaront, and flour biscults, It is/| latter purpose in the United States, | ch a es 4 Stich . : in EAT aaiadl Cy scacegee particularly adapted for the use of| where It grows successfully, es pore + OUGE ene ks, 126 snd 26¢ Meng WOO) SOx, + «+s 05 enag 35c and ae MUSIC AND DANCING DINNER. | BOWIBEAR FUNERAL diabetes patients, because It con-| pecially in the warmer parts Military Brushes, a pair. .$1.25 $5.00 Men’s Black Ties ..... 25¢ and 50¢ ms | ee p. Refined atmosphere—menu con Cases—a compact waterproof Ca for Gloves: i.s8s<s $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 sisteat with your pocketboon “3: SET FOR WEDNESDAY DRAFTED MEN BUSY the safe-keeping of shirts, collars, Khaki Shirts $2.50 and $3.00 Vertisement. a Z ie handierehi Piped cha 1 50 a . The funeral of Hiram B. Coni & anwere sare lalate ; Dfess Shirts, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3 bear, former crew coach at the * * ° * etc., at . $4.00 a : x crew coac ’ Artillery to Train With Big Guns Soon!/ ue killed in a fall from a tree Monday CAMP Cewis. Sept. 11.—"! | needles, comb, trench mirror and place a garment “ . — The high note of the bugle, pie ’ : : } 7 7 wer Deafness of Head NOIS@S sas veon set tor Wednesday at | gan’t get ‘em up, I can't get | with ite inelotent, “I cant yee EP Sew GACEIRS c gaicas salnsaa cote $1.35 | $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 If you have arth, tarrhal noon at 3 o'clock, at the University! ‘€™ Up, | can’t get ‘em up at all ‘em up!" stirs thru the cam 5 featness or head aused bY! Baptist church It's shivery down by the lake hie aa tan at deuneing Waterpr Case h trench mirror, Cotton Union Suits, light weight, $1253) catareh. or if phlegm Re | eats “ons, ta mater : shore and there's a cold mist e. Twlee the ringing | comb, and cuticle stick 95¢ heavy weight . +++ $1.75 and $2,007" c usec he § ns t usp’ he | "2 4 tr Stomach or bowels, you will be wled | o¢ une cictt! auaploee | over the water, with the prom are heard and then by Red Cross $1.95 1U; ' to know that these distressing °° ¢ , | Ise of @ falr day hidden behind degrece the eanip breaks inte || Red Cr B vscccceses : Wool Union Suits, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5 7 symptoms may be entirely overcome Former Washington crew men nr? |. fn many instances by the following Will serve as pallbearers, and the! ASK YOUR FRIEND Ot i] ¢ $1.00 Flannelette Pajamas terete treatment which you can easily pre-| services will be conducted by the | porn wlam and there are vc | hf : ‘our < ‘ome at little co ot M “ and the whinnying of horses, an | as d with b Din eazle Down Pajamas an ; Escure from your druesist 1 ounes Rev. A. F. Bassford. The arrange hardly satveoricné "ean aie he vehee a | See iter ity Bede DIn Teazle D P $2.00 and $3.00 of Parmint (Double Strength) ments are being made by the Uni-|,,, sin hardly ‘a nelebborhood |“man, with his dint and din, in-| switzerland has sent Hans Sul-| ¢s, tooth brush, comb and nail file Cotton Pajamas ...$1.00, $2.00 and $3.00 7 Hil "not "coat you more than wortty. eadertuking parlors Bay stiy,, Sows 66: heaiiet te tbe |vades: the ait.” aia zer to replace Dr, Paul Ritter as/| t $1.95 ton Sayama is home and add to It \ pint States whore wo: ‘ o here may be sleepyheads at/ambassador to the United States. || \ Sioht Shirts bh be of hot rater and ¢ ounces of granu: be found who have derived benefit Camp Lewis, but there are nolSuiser and his wife. hi shown Waterpr Fi ases, completed with Cotton Night oe 65, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Take one tablespoonful four times & THANK YoU from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ‘lox an lizards. When revellielare already in Washington, he as hair bruset , pins, needle Flannelette _s Shirts ..$1.00 and $1.50 day. An improvement is sometimes Compound. For more than forty blows in the “wee sma’ hours,” it's! suming his predecessor's Job of car t 8 t sh Suit Cases and $2.00 up to $22.50 % noted after the firat day's treat-| [Mf for the generous deliveri years this botanic remedy has been /hurry and bustle laa top Hatmaal as wellae Reriteer 1 s, soap box, sha nit Ca. and Bags. f re ER ie wg eon cases of female {il As one wom-| The headquarters offices releas-|Mme. Ritter as one of the most| et at $3.25 and $5.00 Arm Bands {ie 25¢ and SOc tng, etc, should gradu an has found help she has told an of the details of the| popular hostesses at the legation : under the tonic , other, who has th the stats this wend j| Swagger Sticks 40c to $3.50 Collate SiN bic .20c each; 3 for SOc ™ RS t Last Week. same result: so t of th can 4 similar to the \ Pock | i te Fhe great medicine has trom | French guns, which have proved #0 Vest Pocke pt uk, picture Housewives”—a ha package contaime © dome hich, tugiat the reneht" ct Wwe are prepared to take all [J tore to ahore by the & |deatructive to the enemy's. for Isix2ys, at $600 ing s buttons, thread, needless! ome by this efficacious treat you bring to our headquarters Jf (on af Those who * he cate enn the Eu \ t Brownie, p pins, etc.; arranged for the Soldiers > ndacty uncer per ¢ toa. Winct and Pike at be 004 nerefore, |tle fronta will form a part « ) 7 venien bo LA ete tle: ; fe ath Tb joy le bor, let her tell you equipment of 4 artillery FO 4 $6.00 a $7.50 er on lh Tee AOS a 7 ence the benefit wh ments, which are to be organized f] nas H mple home treatment Ad- Green Lake Grocery en derive from the use of this fa Other heavy ordnance, including vertisement. i mous medicine jsixinch howltzers and tre mor Alleging that striking mem- — = a tare will mingle their detonations| bere of the international shing- [ating on ten-hour basis,” Allen "| GONGRESS ORDERS : sare, Tale mingle thelr, Getonations| fereavers’ and timeer workers’ |eaid. ~The Wilape epruce is belng| Every Housewife 5." Hand grenades will « t unions have been picketing |sent there for work because RACE RIOT PROBE new soldiers much useful tra their plant, and making per- mills in the Willapa district are Should hawothall : before they rea: sonal threats against men em- | tied up.” WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 ‘ . OT Construct Magazine ployed during the strike, the eressional investigation of the East Two Splendid Qvok B = Artillery stores will begin arriy.| Stimpson Mill Co, asked for a j St. Louis riots was ordered today = ng ay within & week, ac temporary restraining order R F ;by unanimous vo of the house The Eastern Outtitting Company Announces the = 3S) j2-0" fie tf Mereing: ort | ang’ sesument agaioas opticere ker Clark appointed as tnveat. | THE FAIRIES COOH = 1h command here and 19 men of the Bailard lo gators yhnson, Kentucky; Rak and = » of magazines and| cals of the two organizations California; Foster, Illinois = * for the storage of 1 Monday [Cooper, Wisconsin, and Foss, ii. | FISHER'S BLEND SOUR = = » atarted ahortty nee The mill officials state in nois. MILK RECIPE COOK = the arrival of Li Col. Herman their complaint that the busi _ a BOOK = | Shull, who has been ordered to re} ness of the mill has been in: = |port from the arsenal at Henicia,| Jured by reason of these a = Cal. Col. Shull will have charge| threats and intimidations, and Applying This Paste Both edited and all Rectpl = of eatabliat tng an ordnance depot.| asks a judgment calle Clad in makeshift clothing, 32 Actually Removes Hairs | | Prepared and Tested by = sk Concessions 1. Ne aero per gPtetge a Japanese survivors of the ill “ = Mei; Gat Oreeae today took up (bees aed by the two unlons] jateg's. ‘S. Ketosira Mary, | SE TITEN Isabelle Clark Swezg the matter of amusements for the| Whose mem? anding the Al f | Merely applying an inexpensive | soldie: Conce sere st dither die teen cammoree| Ce ee Nee | ete to ha tey pune eB¥® | Cooking and Baking expert. Idlers essions are sought . \ lands in August, arrived in Se |! a hairy surfa say : Pi F De for everything from a peanut|anion officials raid Tuesday attic early Tuesday beauty specialists, will dissolve the Editor ure Food partment |atand to a hotel. The list Includes | Unione Still Strike They came from North aboard hairs. This paste is made by mix- | Seattle Post Intelligencer. four theatres and two moving pic-|_ “Whatever talk there {* of the]... 3 8 Mariposa, and landed at|!ng a little water with some pow |1. W. W. going back to work on 4/14, U § immigration office, First ed delatone; after about 2 min Send four cents in stamps for both 2,000 men here now|ten-hour basis has nothing to doj.y. and Pike st ites It is rubbed off and the skin books; two cent stamp if only ene present they are en-|With what the shingleweavers’ ar The unlucky boat was en route to| W@shed. This sin method not | ls desired. ing the rudiments of |timberworkers’ unions tntend todo," |ca, Francises from Japan, via the|OBlY Femoves every trace of hair Address : military courtesy, which mea leaid J. G, Brown, of the former pole “ee " but leaves the skin free from blem ii i a » means al Maa Fane former! Northern route, when caught in a| Put lew 4 isher Flourin; f lot of things that Webster didn't|union, Tuesday, in commen *léense fos eh. ‘o insure success with this include in his definition. It means|o statements made by employers!" "1. crew put off in three boats,|treatment, be careful to get real Rembembiess: how to shave a Ia military, and|that the “I. W. W. strike Is at aniry, contain and 16 men are still) ‘¢latone.—Advertisement - ——— how to wash a meas kit among oth. | end.” |missing, but the crew {s still hope. os 5 = _ er ee | Th — oe thet statement ful, for the are many Islands that F cers, too, are not dotng|about 25 times,” he sald » proven a haven of refuge any loafing. Under the tuition of 21 Mille Operate eerent® a Shey My ee Col. Reginald MeNal 0 Heuten Spruce lumber, from Willapa har-| ow 17 Days ants of the quartermaster depart-|bor, is being shipped to the Grays] “We were very wet and cold ment are learning the duties of of.| Harbor district now, where it is|sald Fourth Officer Matsumoto, at ficers of this de being manufactured to meet govern-|the immigration office this morn TULL 30, altogether good. |Mment needs, according to n state-|ing, Who Was chosen as the most natured place at Ca \ ment made by Robert B. Allen, sec-|able master of English. “We row-| retary of the West Coast Lumber-jed for 17 days, and landed in I. W. W. Pk pe | men's association Tuesday |Alaska, I don’t think the captain | . . ‘ an Secret ‘Twenty-one out of the 24 mills|is lost. We had plenty of food q “run el The entire north section of our Second Floor is now devoted to our New Phonograph Department. This large floor space has been en ely remodeled—providing large, perfectly Hghted 4 rooms Phonograph store, where you can purchawe Phonographs on Our Well Known Credit Plan Our stock Includes every design In the complete Columbia Grafonola line, from the > smuatl machines to the fine cabinet styles in all modern woods and finishes. c HE PRICES ARE FROM $15 TO $300 ° and our CREDIT PLAN costs you NOTHING EXTRA. The department efirr a complete stock of records, to which will be added the newest and latest prod each month—and, of course, records may also be purchased on CREDIT You are cordially invited to call and Inspect this new department. ° @ c fo} . = 211° 1352-1334 , UNION SECOND STREET AVENUE Phonograph Deparfinent =2}UNUUNUUUUUUANENALLUUUUOUHL Meet in Minneapolis | He showed with his hands how tv Hemet eres, Saves ete the t was hung up on the MINNEAPOLIS, Sept . . treache pus rocks juarters here and reports that I. V : nC tha. wat esuare carne (neat ant Soap on Your Hair | ‘sie at #1,900,000, and the valu are boarding ht trains bound 000,000, The men went to the for Minneapolis, led officials to be-| Most and prepa shoe > ayes ‘ Heve the organization is preparing |POO* too much alkali, | Norther een pe ae eee to ho! ention here, Fear of Which {8 very injurious, ag it dries | morning d will leave for Japan being headed off, as was the Poo. |the scalp and makes the hair, brittle. |!mmedi iets schael, is the explanation The best thing to use fs oy | tinct de |plain mulsified cocoanut ofl, for it jx pure and entirely greaseless. It's” ; . ery cheap, and beats the most ex Aged Couple Wed pensive s or anything else all * to pleces. You car this at any Day After Meeting (instore, ana at es wi | DECATUR, Ill, Sept. 11 last the whole far for months. |} Mrs. Elizabeth Havely, 71, and Simply moisten the hair with wa- | | Leonidas L. Fatherren, 69, whe (ter and rub it In, about a teaspoon | met fer the first time yester- ful is all that Is required. It makes day, vere married today aa abundance of rich, creamy lath | firs. Havely lived ia Cas ler, cleansés thoroughly, and rinses Gorde, 111. ay Pabbonntee te [out easily, The hwir dries quickly Arlingbes, Pew, Phy fea) er (and evenly, and is soft, fresh look rempendiad a yeu. ing, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy | to handle. Resides, it loosens and \I LO8e® Memory Afver takes gut every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff —Advertisen Being Struck by Car After bein run down by tomobile driven t Dr ‘ ' wan, of the Eitel building, Me night, Mis® Gertrude Ander and Y way, ha from brulses the a alight concussion of beside the loss ofgmem ana Ninth itely dent | suffering scalp, and |the brain, ee ° | ttle Men to | Attend Conference hospital about much in Grays Harbor country 75,000 Estates eid Up In U, 8, Probate Courts RU ONE Our business measures and establish proof of birth or descent. Natiiralization Papers are oper-|The boat is in pleces by now.” | OR. J. R. BINYON FREE Examination BEST $2.50 GLASSES is to trace Have jou proof of where ON EARTH Hight members of the Senttle your father took them out? Wage ehe Ge het | © one of the few aptical Chamber of Commerce and Com if not, consult us, stores in the Northwest that really | mercial Club will attend the war IMPORTAN’ grind lenses. from to finish, | co-operation conference of — the Telephone Beacon 3894 ond we ahemttls | Chamber of Commrece of the Unit | graduate o sees not} od States. The Geattia med are Th G ey Co rencribed unless absolutely neces: | Gordon Corbaley, J. Ki. Chilberg € wenealo - paid M. F. Backus, William Pigo 403 30th Ave. 8. BINYON OPTICAL CO,| Daniel Kelleher, Edgar Ames, J. Corner 30th and Jackson 1110 FINST AVE. Duthie and Wiley. Nepr com St. Phome Matn 1550 Special reductions on bridgeweork. No charge for painless extractiom, WHEN HE LEFT ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS Southeast Corner First and Pike J. R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr.