The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1917, Page 3

' STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT, 18, 1917, PAGE 3 ' ALL (CHIEF LOST HIS DUDS ‘ ma ; P ; WEEK Real Reason Why Tacoma Cops Pinch Him| SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS STAR-LIBERTY Police chiofs are but human, after! all They have thelr Iitle weakner and fotbles, and, like other people, got arrested for them. | And #o they are no more priviles ed to wade and fish tn public drink ing Water than any one ¢ espe ally if that drinking water ta the rty of a rival city moral ersonal pr ALLACE ; |": "| that the chief | clothes of the case of| man goes fly fishing without wad ing out now and then Game Warden Sees Him It was in this secluded country lost the bundle of jover he met any one, Wh would as Have you Fishing there on man thru the tre ello,” he « he n my clothes?” noon, he saw a ed; “have you eeen OTTO F. KEGEL, President THERE ARE NINE die of clothes? va ec chat For} NEWS WEEKLY URLITZER unty va. Heckingham. For)" Tells an hurried up | Pirst views taken tn |for the “arrest of it's pot joe will polite the water OU I S I ANDING : for the arrest o! attle’s pollor on wil! e water.” any American Navy issued by the city attorney of| ; I haa ane aon” yor" the Yard since U. 8. entry ma, charging him with pollut-| oy s9¢ J Wi into war — Bremerton, Seine ail te Ho returned to Seattle with af} REASONS WH Y A U.S.A stand for on river a simply will ne ofs wading In Gre A bundle lothes was the cause the river », the tree n't Mish Here yed them chief flahed t admit that he waded But he states that no good fisher Cynthia Grey’ 3) UHHH Advice as to Escort lat the same place The other nig mwas quite when wo got work f This your Her Readers’ Questions SHUI NTU 0100 00NNUUHLEGUAULULNNY UTE I | part of the time.| koodly catch, but minus @ bundle of | clothes. Gets Duds Back The man, who turned out to be a! of the whole difficulty | «ame warden, hastened to Tacoma Chief Beckingham went on a fish-| With great glee the auth “4 ing expedition recently up the/drew up a warrant Yostord ri n river valley, from which Ta-| Chief Beckingham recetved notice |} unty Was after bin e mall he recely h sald 1 a bundle in ght it might be SAINUUUUTUUAANAAUAUNEOEAN AHN AOEOUAAAAOUOOADOUEEEAAN ACU EEAE AAO us s Answers to on him for support? A SOLDIER'S WIFE sndent upon him for sup as he had due notice that about to be drafted Vot Allowed t por he was o Bring RANGE SHOULD BE IN EVERY SEATTLE HOME BECAUSE Monarch Malleable Ranges use less fuel than any Ought to Be Heede It is very probable that a by: 5 “i vi oy aed 17| man who married after the se other range now constructed, and that we are willing isn Gre} a 7] ect wervice Is © c A 5 : vias GA; wad oo with a voy 19.| foc. ecue ba extied. meme. iil to prove this statement by actual demonstration. We both work * of whether his wife was | BECAUSE Monarch Malleable Ranges are unbreakable, giving years of satisfactory service without a cent of expense for repairs. BECAUSE THE GROTE-HANKINCO. was to bring me home, but employer coming with us. At we consented The next morn ing he made PICKFORD Rebecca of \| digrettes Into l Li Would f algrettes are « worn? If so, can you ther they can be sent tn canal zone? WII there Ran fed. to either bring or Monarch Malleable Ranges are vitreous enamel lined —will not rust out—an exclusive Monarch feature, | BECAUSE All the seams and joints of Monarch Malleable Ranges are hand riveted, making a permanently tight Grey you It in a violation of the eral statute pela elon ly de range without the use of stove putty. ort. Persons having ? ; n th | BECAUSE “4 unnybrook Farm: oe eee ince ; F | process finished and need no i cking, eliminating the . . Varrying Not Legal most disagreeable of kitchen work. from Kate Douglas Wiggin’s story—a six- -reel succes- sion of smile-lit and tear-stained memories of childhood! nis| Except by Ceremony Dear M If a man tntro as bia wife, when BECAUSE Monarch Malleable Ranges are scientifically con- be ing talk ns Grey Tam a decent girl and I think! , this fet! cs “th ead Bec never been per structed, leaving no weak spots or thin walls which may FIRST AT PIKE— one speake well of him. i want| termes le che ioalle be wite, md " B qT Continuous 11 to 11. Admission 15c—Children 10c m of this, Mise G Seataaee tera hatin? shorten the life of the range. and hope to seq ihe eine BECAUSE “No” anewers both of your | questions | | Thousands of satisfied Monarch Range users are constantly recommending it. That is why you, too, should buy a Monarch in preference to any other range. | BECAUSE A census of Monarch users reveals the fact that as many as ten Monarch Ranges are being used in a single block in the city of Seattle. Ask your neighbor what she thinks of her MON- ARCH RANG BECAUSE A comparison of Monarch Ranges with all other ranges will convince you that it is the best constructed and most economical range manufactured today. Instead of denc employer, you should ful that he takes an in your Mifare. etre proper that he sho you reached hor | gardiess of man was the » thank rranged with the Jap. n pncourage im 0 Japanese ed in Brazil | AN IAVITATION TO WOMEN vited to visit the » Lydia E. Pink Co, at Lynn, Mase. maelves with what umat nd in the sand the or age. You AUTO TAX RAISED ° Today’s Market By United Presse Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Sept. 18—A 2] Report per cent tax on the sale price of ee Waal daken toe automobiles, and a flat & per cent! Vegetables and Yrai ae exemption of all profits from taxa tion are reported agreed upon bY! peane—Green or Van Who Got Married } his advice. VEGETARLES e Winnings the revenue dill conferees today. | Cobbese — Wlnninestesd : b ‘ pet " The automobile tax doubles the sen-| Pony 3+ bilo i After War Not Exempt wens ener eanan a 7 a re ith the relia ate provision, The house c ‘ ‘ t? = man in| cldteshioned’ toc f accepted the senate’s sch ener i war Gao: Gish tok ¢ ak fosty years rates for war profits taxes, but forc- | Cucumbers Ne. to “+ : : bas heen 2a of St tae Knead ed a compromise on the senate’s 6 Gariic Local, new, per Ib ak a . . | per I. and 10 per cent exemption clause. head, per dos. Walla Walla eo al . on, par ib. | Nebraska, per Ib. | Turnips—Local, per | Potatoes—-Locais, new . i i, This Pure Aluminum Cooking Set ——" £ oe © With Each Monarch Range Sold This Week iz Trade Your Old thave as Part Payment on a Monarch a All-Grain Chop . Chick Food Oats | Rolled Oats |Wheat .....+ Why ‘Wwontens-siink Learn now for all time | Btn how to avoid this shrinking __ GROTE-RANKIN —Pike St. at Fifth Ave— GROTERANKIN | or Ground Barley Special reductions on bridgework. Wool differs wholly from all other fabrics. In the choice of your soap product, and in your handling of woolens, lies the secret of safety, of complete success in laundering woolens. rH The sensitiveness of wool fiber to alkali, to changes of temperature, and rubbing, are the causes of shrinkage. Lux will clean them thoroughly without rubbing Throw the proper amount of Lux into boiling or very hot water, whisk into a lather. Putin the clothes and let them soak for a few minutes; then work the m about in the suds to dissolve the dirt. Lux will clean them perfectly without rubbing. Koya Bean Meal . Ol Meal Cocoanut Meal | Alfalfa Meal Oyster Shella Edwin J. Brown HAIG REPORTS QUIET “*”" 03": - HIMSELF 713 First Ay. 4 Pianos at Prices Which Dealers Pay Every piano of the large stockt of instruments which were whole saled and repossessed from the Jones-Rosquist Piano Co, must be closed out this month, after wi the store will be vacated. O1 vould take four months to sell pianos; to do {t in one month alize that I have to make em | traordinary inducements, therefor By United bess Leased Wire LONDON, Sept patrol encounters in the Ypre tor, where a few prisoners were ‘taken, Field Marshal Haig had noth iting to report from the British front today 18.—Bx¢ No charge for painless extraction. 34.00 Paid Producers for Eggs, try, Veal and Pork : pgp ; ; . I r the al i r iron iv a hot iron and never rub woolens, ) Piano for $145 to $150 mills or mats them. ) Plano for $165 to $175 Rinse thoroughly in thr s of water of the same tem: $400 Piano for $185 to $200, | s that in which yc shed them. Dissolve a little $500 Piano for $250 to $275 peratare a ux in the last rinsing water ea latner. ‘This Eas: erms of $15 down and @ but donot y leaves the blanket r, Squeeze out the water per month up without twisting, and dry in the sun, Some of these instruments e matter wh ) you use now—see for yourself what a slightly used, most of them & new. All guaranteed by America foremost manufacturers and self. This fs an opportunity of ting a Plano at Half Price you afford to miss it? ‘A. W. MEYER 1004 WESTLAKE AVENUS Opposite Westlake Market. ELLIOTT 4093, ux makes. Don't r—try washing them the Lux uw er believe it possible toget such w soft woolens. Lux will not harm anything that pu water alone will notinjure, Lever Bros, Co., Cambridge, M. Lu nark able differ tw DoYou Know That the Union Dentists charge less for first-class work than any other dentists in Seattle? Thetr work is guaranteed for 15 years. Absolutely painless extracting. LADY ATTENDANTS, UNION DENTISTS Pike Street Over Owl Drug Stora ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS Southeast Corner First and Pike J. R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr. Actually Wont Shrink Woolens ee “STAR WANT ADS |\ BEST FOR RESULTS Piccola 305% oO