The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1917, Page 2

PAGE 2 STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 17, 1917, % Latest on List of Count’s Wives mefurnis er'| add to your] . PEE Se eognny 88 ay - account—j ree uae oman tee tae SR 53 S years: service to the ho tions of home to $100—with- payment at time —we invite you, the Seattle hometurnisher, to “make your own term | —our well-known liberal credit service will fit your individ. ual needs! 00 yards of Neponset linoleum, a special mrchase of 100 rolls, closed out to us by the if you have an account here your additional purchases will be added without first pay ment f, a embry i | dingy Be Om EEO ol 1 Meyab ae Cth ater Wi in : anufacturer—on sale this week while quan- ylasts—at about HALF REGULAR PRICE— sthere are just one hundred rolls, 5,000 yards in all; new, bright patterns— 9). © four different designs as shown in pictures; these rolls were closed out to us | Rs. > by the manufacturer as “dropped patterns;” they are all 2 yards wide, perfect ZR in color and quality. : ; . = @ have divided them into four lots; regular prices 65c to 75c a square yard; Mies 2 ot on sale while they'll last, per square yard, at 36¢ to 40c. i J wf . hese pictures have been monn from — photographs t taken from linoleums. fj} ef ; >| oo» fF De Beavfor ve WB } | The Countesa’De Reaufort shown, ts absolutely the count’s 1 latest wife. She was Retmar 1syearold daughter of BE. EB. Reiman, wealthy merchant, and ¢ ed with the} count just before he was ordered Governor's Island, N. Y to ac} cept a captaincy in the army, The count's previous wife was the ‘ late Countess Irma Kilgallen De Deaufe ) THOUSANDS PAY CANTON TELLS | i HY ; | ‘J. VISIT TOCAMP — OF WAR VIEWS | LeWis SUNDAY AND THE DRAFT ab . Kor at a p explain hi of autom |line Busses left Tacoma at the rate of | day a! TAKING A CHANCE YOUR TH ge OR. L. R Ask your doctor about it. tell you that first of all, the direct cause of many Indigestion is at the bottom of | stion, » CLARK To take a chance is a predominant American characteristic. Everything will come out all right, we say, and so we go blithely on our Ay. sometimes — many times, in fact come out all right, which only make likely to take the chance the next time. But you can’t take a chance with your health and get away with it. Sooner or later Mother Nature will have her just dues and then the rash gambler must pay the price in full and pay it with compound interest, too. Those of you who have decayed teeth and are letting them go, suffering the pangs of toothache and the baneful effects they have on your per-¢ sonal appearance and general health, are taking chances with your efficiency and your chances for success that you have no right to take. These days of fierce competition make it nec- essary for every one of us to take the fullest pos- sible advantage of every faculty with which we are endowed by nature. That means that we must be just as nearly as possible to the 100 per cent effi- cient mark at all times. No one who has bad teeth can be this. He will bad teeth are cases of indi- teeth in the process of mastication. The result is soon an impaired digestive apparatus, with all the attendant ills and evils. more human ills than almost any other one thing. Decayed teeth produce vir- ulent and active poisons which are taken directly into the stomach when A perfect set of teeth and a clean, | wholesome mouth are of untold value | to you. And they are within the reach of all. “ } sie a minute all day counter mnfair treatent — { } BA) 'Thus tar, there have been no re.) He claimed that ho did not ob — neat design in four } pretty design in two strictions placed on visitors, and ject to being drafted, but that he | colors, especially adapt- LOT Two colors; new Inlaid floor } they have been allowed to go where felt thet the go n should re able for bathrooms or } : effect in subdued col-) [Bi they pleased within the confines of t wacie us scruples and | it hit round, { | ors, adaptable for any ( the reservation, but it ar compel him to do actual fight | Ra iia tien woh 4 | < 7?) Bi nounced Sun that ties ing | | the patterns are out-) / room where practical oil ust be a ed within the can-| There ts a clause In the draft effect; brown and gray) {| | sired; colors, brown and} [Bicial permission from headquarters. scler ectors” 9 be anata colors fill in designe. { | drab on cream ground. | Cartoads of Clothing : ; . h wt - : ~ : t With the exception of rush wo! ¢ rms. | was done n@ but nday, and th quiet by the 2 the garrison present hich d Him Injustice that 1} AR matter of the} f the « * carionds of thing arriv Yurday night, and ofses and mu regular sh nad he district nce in Car A shortage of Inn ed work in some pa and necessitated the | about 300 carpenters, ¥ obtain stecl fixtures from © factories months a > other work ne Arrive the pipe and boiler |shortage, hot water was available {1 |i holding / Cc No Word on Strikers pcretary R. L. Proctor aaid that word had been received from | | only a few of the barracks, while|the provost marsha) general which jthe hopsitals are obtaining their tid guide the board tn consider | by of crud improvised |!ng the claims of stri shipyard heated in bonfire employes twenty-two Call The board,” he said, } t McDowell will do noth th i er being delayed | it el Hy several } oor train conne 5 tions at Portland bi) = new tile effect, espe- ) | | tnlatd hardwood floor bate DIE | clally aptable §=6for | LOT FOUR | design in 2 colors; yel- } bathroc pantry or | kitchen; four colors; | low wood ground with ground color i# white} } light and dark brown | the rules of poe gies { combination; Practical 5 1 in light an jar { | my Taited Prees Leased Wire brown; mosale effect in covering for offi °F) Tl x vnitea reas Lonset wise W INGTON, Sept. 17.—"Tho gray and light brown. halls. } PARIS, Sept. 17.—German artil fire raged Into a crescendo o! several sectors on the in the Apremont for K }v ari at tac The war there c and soll * of ne. freat torte fo aMeault ¢£ al ” bd - 4 s yr he ‘ole day of er sectors the statement reported tak violent artillery fire, mpts n on the peak Italian a a Monte San | Gabriele, Rome dispatches stated. |support from every member of the | 1A U | Wane the pamaaniin ‘cian LONG LETTY’ gies 2o eee INDIANA COURT —_FIRE DESTROYS OVER ~°'"".)"". 22." Su Proxy” over the lights tn eokctash troops, Along th ae | Op A — he Voju ion HITS SUFFRAGE! MIL\ION IN LUMBER ::: Dr movementa, ot vb (BULLETIN) oi Himsa Peeled Wee have been observed to re CORES HEAVILY onensum asl ‘ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 17. WE VOOD. Cal ert. 1 e ns « te the : Robert Athon,,Effie Johnson and| rhe pinetonths ‘woman suffrage |One } 4 Pc ee FP v | Haw and Erianger in “Sc Long all som bill passed by the Inst legisiatur , ich deatr | Y certainly picked the proper Ur ere, with t was toda id unconstitutional of t umbe S Iree 7 | to open the 1918 season at of As, ¢ él Judge Rochford, in Marion ¢ Lumber Co. and tar Pressman Hurt | Metropolitan theatre. It opened aad Clark, made Orpheum | superior court. ‘It will be at e plant itself here by Roll of Paper 4g engagement to a packed theatre audiences sit up Sunday|to the supreme court. ‘The Judge|The yards of the company were| Arthur Dates, Star preasman, was night. It’s a knockout with their thrilling military drama, | granted a permanent restraining or-| swept by flames for several hours, |{njured shortly before @ big musical comedy, with “The 8: which is not only UP/der preventing enforcement of the and 60,000,000 feet of lumber de. |¢ . on good singers and to the minute, but away ahead of| jaw, |stroved lane when 4 roll of paper, wotghing | the food We have brought our system of comes PAINLESS DENTISTRY in contact with the | We practice does only one-half or one-third of the Painless Dentistry to such a point of | volume that we do, can possibly afford perfection that we are now able to per- | difficult without hurting the patient a bit. We have the most complete up-to- scientific e to be found in the fo “st if, indeed, not in the entire United Every member of our staff is a grad- uate ristered dentist of the highest standing in the dental profession. Every rm the most ally to take. We guarantee all work that goes out | of this office with an ironclad written guarantee, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thor- oughly responsible. We invite you to call at once and let our experts give your teeth a thor- ough examination. They will tell you dental work | equipped dental entire North- one of them has his certificate from | just what is needed to put your teeth the State Dental Board hanging right | into perfect condition and also just on the wall in front of his dental chair | what the cost will be. This examina- is plain sight of all. You are taking | tion and, estimate are both absokitely *y, chances when you come here for | free. You are put under no obliga- your work. tion whatever to have any work done Our prices are the very lowest, | unless you want it. which is made possible by the very But we know if you could only large volume of business that we do. realize just how important a matter It stands to reason that we can afford | to take a smaller profit on the indi- vidual patient than your teeth really are you wouldn’t put lit off another day. which | Remember the place. an office REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Avenue DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady attendants on duty at all times. N. W. Corner Third and Union Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place, in every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS Our reputation is worth more thm your dollars. Diy United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.— If you want to make things hot start right at for Kalser Bill, home, In the basement furnace A little or the kitchen stove. scientific attention to your coal problem will generate enough heat to drive the flames of lib. | t Phenom = cali or Says You Can Save $2 a Week by Curbing Fuel WELLS CASE TO BE RESUMED TUESDAY Court sessions In the trial of Hulet M. Wells pended just what can be done by a house-| yonday. pending ‘ee scan a hold furnace in heating a house, a professor at Yale university was asked to keep exact costs of heat- ing his 10-room house in New Haven, Conn,, In the winter of 1912- 3, when coal was yet comparative. ily cheap,” says Manning. He kept at house at an average tempera Federal Judge Neterer, made by counsel for the defense to throw ont counts one and five of the indictment. The trial will be resumed Tuesday at 10 a. Attorney for the d Vanderveer, moved : : jcounts be remove: ture of 69 degrees for 7 months and | moved erty over Germany. jury be directed to declare Cr) ae it aeeme, your furnace |10 days at a cost of $40 for coal pres gydag ye can help finance the next Lib- | and $8 for cordwood that was u them, after # a 1 for cheerin 7 pike, ; erty loan jin a er me ment rested its case, late Si Here's how than anything else. He used 9% | afternoon. Judge Neterer took the Stop wasting coal, noon Mon-|save enough to bu and you can tons of coal, at a cost of $4.25 a ton. 1y a Liberty bond | maybo two or three, if you save|from $50 to $100 less than what motions under advisement “That man's cost of heating was! nny defense will besin its case was expended by a large number of co _ er about 600 pounds, slipped and fell| with a vengeance. Yhy songs ot the whistling It. ih" peal Cbd “Manes ta'\5 —_— = Tisch i 2 Pped and fell) Wi government says, in short: | householders living tn the same lo- | 28% ne ty. Also, lest 1A ly po og poses; the Rosebud Trio, eirls who |? ‘ N —e)| | SAMMIES GET NAME |. Dates waa work ing below th 9|“Conl is iterally—and bg bang cality and having the same heating with n baen’fenoon toposes the Rosebud Trio, ers whe | Vessel Movements | run nating" te toes | tn ening groin of he hot RUSSIA GETS LOAN Rewly married couples. t Pas inwatians ‘dia Gascers _@ Br United Press Leased Wire the roll, In some manner, whit +) | President Wilson has just appoint: etitanding feature of the aan’ ewatiens, AMIVED AT SEATTLE HEADQUARTERS OF THE! fellow workmen are unable to un.|ed & coal dictator, and the business 'U. Ss CONSULATE AT Ry United Preece Leased Wire Was Charlotte Greenwood as Complete tho bill. Maru, from Ortentat| AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, | derstand, the Toll 1 roveral World ts thinking and talking about e TOKIO, Sept. 17.—Japan has ly. Oliver Morosco was right| ites so, via. Van- Sept One battalion of 1 1/foet from the f P Dates coal | Jagreed to loan Russia $52,500,000 he described her as “grace. PALACE HIP ; | States Infantry today took 3 de aga 7 gg If you are using coal the way you | DUNKIRK BOMBED Bhar ern ae ward 1 wave her) The leading number in the new tow ‘ that It has already Te ap abe ne 1 {: have alx used rt et] re AIA for munitions arms and Jegs in the most un-|show which opened Sunday at the « eived it ia Tt will go elieve hat it broh le from $ o $100 ay . SGTON. 8 ° “ ned man and yet do {tin|Palace Hip 1s Blanche Alfred and down in rc emen-| jeg and inf (internal jow, COal—not to mention mone WASHINGTON, “SORE TI VERN crcie: waaeaie STARTING y . € y¥ G The or-| * ceau Batta . . jewel to be squandered | American consular agency at Dun “ AKPAS' STARTING the funny bones her Symphony Girls, Their offer 1 r name wa He was taken to the city tal rs r bedrock | kirk was struck by a bomb Sept. 7 30 CENTS ‘ e Gree t cello} given it by Maj. Ge Sibe in i ti a ne aye t is the bedrock | Kirk was struck by a be Sept. 7, : INTS Charlotte Green-'ing includes music on piano, cell . n Ibert, ir He is married and lives 716 | new - be |but the consular agent, Benjamin | TO sult your taste and pocketbook. ‘ 00 © honor of the visit of Georges Clem enceau, is.a natura! born comedian, and violins, novelty dances by “The @ certain little way of doing Rainbow Girl,” whistling and good which puts her in a class | singing. Wf her own. She does not have to| George Bbwer, assteted by Judith om voice, figure or beauty to| Reusch, has a clever singing and Ber padipncs: F's personality | daxcing number. Marte DuFour and Lakeside ave, BURGLARS GET $700 Burglara broke into a safe be former premier of France, William HH. Smith, from Ban iaco, vin Port Angeles, in tow ig aed | TAKES CHARGE Panama Maru, from Tacoma, at 6 Ww By United Pres Comes now a mighty expert em- Van H. Man-| France, and the agency has been in Save $2.00 a Week ployed by Uncle Sam director of ning, the bureau how the mines—to tell you just HOTEL BUTLER.—Advertisement. Morel, and the archives were un- harmed. Morel {# a citizen of See Dr. Edwin J. Brown HIMSELF of |his family for three generations. at the resumption of the trial Tues & p.m, comapny, Tard and Jack Pearson,| Tulton, from Mritisn Columbia, at 10] SAN FRANCISC O, af 17, | longing to the Sunset Engine Co.,| next Liberty loan can be floated in Greenwood standard. Siamese ‘end Mast wane out the bill, hea of the quartermaster's department night, and stole $700 In cash. [in the Mquid fire of patriotism. Erading Dentist?’ Sms Av, er ts Auging Mar, # Neitish Colummalof the Western department of the| Members of the company repore-| fn the draf days of peace you can| TO WOMEN STUDENTS Get a $25.0 \4 SDASKA, VESSELS army today being transferred |e4 to t police that the thieves Heht cigars with $10 bills—and get for 29,00. the c ‘ »t " ny into the hands of P a CAMBRIDGE, M Sept. 17 Paln comedy that P| "4 S 70 ‘ ASKS R *OLte yoeltod (1 for mar th coal. In ne The war has opened the doors of } ] fe T e A tesseateste: F present thi OVES | EAGLES . : , Fo f E t 1 can toss coal into y Harvard, one of the most conserva | tt esis months have The Gritish-American Hellef ae Al thy United Press Leased W furnace with litue or no thought universities tm the world, to| j # given Seaitio diences such | sociation, which has been m bound ' " SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 TOKIO Japan 1] Rut normal times are past, Direc-| women er ansen # opportunity for laughing. at the Press club, will he: a pol Ae ly "gape. 48 fatiea | President Lilienthal, of the United|send a delegation to the United|tor Manning belleves that you can “Harvard has opened her medical Railroads, was in conference today As the widow, and prior to that, | hold its meetings in the HKagles with police officials over plans for the bachelor girl, Grace Huff| hall, because of the lease taken by | the leading role with vim/|the Labor temple of that building] snap, and with gp excellent'as an annex, Maripona, es to confer with Amertean rep: service is resumed. nounced today, i coal. Listen: And he can nave from $1.00 to $2.00 a week by resentatives on economlo problems caring about police protection for cara when fulljof the two countries, it was an- prove ft, too, In the drab days of peace you can deweler and Siiversmith 1010 Second Ave, Near Madison school to Women as a war meas ure,” Dr. EB. H. Bradford, dean of the school, told the United Press in an interview today.