The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1917, Page 2

add to your account-- —if you have an account here your additional pur- chases will be added with- out a first payment. “make your ownterms!’’ § ot ake ye selections ofurnishtage UD withowt & cash payment at of purchase vite the Seattle make ¥ Teknown Ut casseroles: special for Friday and Saturday — poten 82.25 put and Sis special for Friday a solid oak costumer: special for Fridayand Saturday-- {the BELL EMERESS: } special for Friday and —one of the best low-priced Srtighe heaters; burns inside fully lined with steel: stamped steel nickel bottom draft; nickel top urn. me 2. resular, Brice ($2.8 Special for Friday and 2 urde ® —No. Yegular price $3. special for Friday and Sat- urday $219 Ave. at Pine St. ES for we Tec temsc “"? SAWDUST ANNOYS; | Sawdust ts all right in the bottom jot a circus tent, but when it gets in your food and clothes and life Third and Madison = >HEUM ‘THEY ASK FOR $5,000 in general, it ceases to stay in its place. Such is the complaint of Anthony Ruyieiki and wife against the Bolcom Mills Co. and the Dic Manufacturing Co. In a suit filed Wednesday in the King county eu perior court, which protests the operation of the plants and asks hes 000 damages. Wade Acts | toons cooNe Seattle business men who partic {pate in the weekly luncheon of the |members’ council, Seattle Cham |ber of Commerce and Commercial Club, will learn about federal re serve banks tomorrow at their reg-| ular meeting in the Masonic club rooms, Arcade building. ¢ J Shepherd, of Gan Francisco, will speak. Miss Beatty, former Washington society favorite and daughter of Rear Admiral and Mra. Frank E. fo Captain Charles Henry Drayton, U at Charleston. Alkali Makes Soap Bad For Washing Ha Most soaps and prepared shar poos contain much alkali 8. Tomorrow Aft—100 too and one which is very Injurious, as it drie child |the scalp and makes the hair brit FREE | tle. with The best thing to use Is Just plain wulsified cocoanut oil, for this ts |pure and entirely greaseless. It’ very cheap, and beats the most ex pensive soaps or anything else all to pleces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub {t In, about a ten- spoonful is all that is required. It |makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly out easily. The r | dries quickly and evenly, j soft, fresh looking, bright wavy and easy to handle. B it loosens and takes out every par ticle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Advertisement. each adult jand rinses : To Relieve Catasthal Deafness and Head DAIFCOUTF TIMGcf COR. THIRO & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN WOMEN FORD week Ie YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. ng quick re Aigtressing Wend logged foatrils should open, breathing become easy and ) the mucus stop dropping into the Deatnens or head give this preseripti en should @ trial S| PREMIER SEES GRAVE DANGER IN SHIP STRIKE Dy United Press Leased Wire NEW YORK, Gept. 20— Strikes which Interfere with America’s production of ships are “a blow at the vitals of the nation,” W. A. Holman, prime minister of New South Wales, declared today in an Interview with the United Prees, Holman—labor chief of a labor administration—urged closer co-op. eration between the workera and the government to prevent misun dorstandings, and sald arbitration should stand between the country and {ndustrial troubles lead to disaster, The premier in en route home, after a visit to the trenches As a labor man of lifelong stand ing.” he said, on the eve of his de parture for Washington, “I should be the last to deprecate labor's as sertion of its right, but labor should sbrink from an alliance with the criminal designe of the kaiser be fore ytriking, when arbitration mw chinery ts available. Striking with out first using the arbitration ma t must be strongly con chinery demned.” UNARMED SHIP IS TORPEDOED Hy United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Se The unarmed American schooner Ann J. Trainer was sunk Sept. 16, a consular telegram to th v partment reported today, T crew of seven men were saved. No de talls were received CANADIAN CLUB To GIVE $100 MONTHLY The Canadian club has shown its appreciation and its desire to co-| operate with the Red Cross by turning over $100 to the soclety, which will be followed by a sim {lar sum monthly. Tho clud ts planning many benefit entertain menta, HELD FOR SPEAKING INSULTINGLY OF U. S. Arrested at Pt. Townsend on their arrival from Alaska, Ernest Tiemann, Charles Mohr and Her mann Assmann, accused of speak ing in a disparaging manner of the ct are held in the immigration | It’s Wortha that your drugs and sundri where quality, satis always i Dande. ablets, Edwai Hon Anata mfr's 2 size manufacturers 16c 25e size, for Nature’ King’s Dyspepsia Tablets, mfr.'s 50c for... BOC for 50 Stuart’s Dyspepsla Tablets, mfr.'s 50c size, 33c for . Meritol Hepatic Baits, mfre 500 tor... BOC for ... Morse’s Indian Root Pills, mfr.’s 25e boxes 16c Foley's Kidney Pills, mfr’e $1.00 for’......00C Mfr.’ 500 33c Wo size King’s for Murine ter, m size, for Meritol Kidney Pills, mfr'e 50¢ 33c size, for ..... Nujol—White Min- eral Oll; mfr’s Jno... DOC size . you La Meritol Liquid Cold Cream, mfr.'s 25¢ size 18¢ Milk of Orris Cold Cream, mfr.'s 250 bottles ise Jergen's Camphor Ice with Glycerine, 10¢ tubes. 6¢ Marceau’s Face Powder, mfr.'s 75¢ boxes ise Alr Float Corylopsis Taloum Powder, 15¢ cans 8¢ Alr Float Borated Talcum 8¢ San Rio Olive Ol Castile Soap 19¢ Parisian Brushes, Ivory Combs, Mirrors, Ete. 5349 Ballard Ave. which may} the grave day and night Tabieta, size mfr.'s 250 Neroxin, positoriea, mfr.'s 50c size, tman 3-A Autogi aphic, postoard el Eastman 3-A Speciai Auto, B. First Ave. “UNREST DUE TO PROFITEERS,” IS CABINET VIEW Hy United Press Leased Wire ATLANTIC CITY, Sept, 20,— War profiteers are to be blamed for the growth of strikes and unrest among labor, Secretary of Labor Wilson to- day told the business men gathered at the war convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce. “I have told labor,” said Wilson, “that this ts no time for them to insist on recognition of their unions, nor to force changes of standards they could not change in peace times; that this program en dangers the future Mberty of our people. “LT now tell you Amertean bust ness men that this ts no time to |atand upon your prejudices, nor to Insist upon profiteering, as many of your members have been doing. 200 to 400 Per Cent “It you could not collect abnor. mal profits in normal times, you should not take advantage of the | necessities of your country in this |time of crisis.” Labor has been restless, Wilson Janid, because word has gone forth |that the fron manufacturers’ are making 200 or 400 per cent profit, Jand that shipping and mining and jother industries are making enor mous profits hi “This feeliag has been justified,” Wilson said. “My Investigation of the coal tn dustry in the Bastern states proved it in one of many instances, be cause we found producers were ex acting @ $5 and $6 margin da cc “You should welcome price fixitg on your product because {t means a }logical standard of pay for labor. |Lat labor and yourselves find |ground that ts acceptable, if not | | ratistactory, to Insure the great | ant of production at the least | an cost fn cash and labor.” EXHUME BODY OF FLAGLER’S WIDOW |My United Press Leased | Ww INGTON, N wn Bept. 20. Rup of suspicio cireum: stances surrounding the death of Mra Robert Hingham, formerty Mra. Henry M. Flagler, who died jrecently at Loutsville, Ky. and was later buried here, resulted to | day tn permission by authorities to the body for further ex amination, | Relatives are protesting a codiell of Mra. Bingham’'s will bequeathing Judge Bingham. known phy have been an to her husband, $5,000,000, Nationally sictans and surgeons summoned here to perform | autopsy Meantime armed guards watch STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1917. PAGE 2 1,900 NEW MEN RECEIVED AT By United Press Leased Wire CAMP LEWIS, Sept. 20. this cantonment today, in an al most continuous stream, coming from points in Oregon, Idaho and Washington, Fifteen hundred pected during the day, 61 being from Seattle. On Friday and Saturday when the trains begin arriving from Cal ifornia, between 4,000 and 5,0 day will be received charge believe it will be ten before all the men are in The portal thru which the men men were ox 5 of these enter at Camp Lewis reseurdles the entrance to a county fair grounds, with the exception that the 6 armed with re is a row of re at one end of the receiving shed, Mothers Watch 'Em From the receiving shed, they are marched in colurm of twos to a tent where they are exam ined for contagious dineases, From there they march In col umn to their barracks turned over to thelr company com manders. Mothers, sisters and other rel- atives lined the recety! oh day and watched as the men their names to the officers. Rarbers are in great demand and will be held in high esteem. Cooks are also greatly desired MRS. KING WAS KILLED TO STOP RE-MARRIAGE NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Acting on the belief that Mrs. Maud King was slain to prevent a remarriage, lwhich would have exposed the al leged looting of her estate, Dis trict Attorney Swann today wired Prosecutor Hoyne, of Chicago, with |the suggestion that Edward R. Hull, of La Grange, IL, be inter viewed. Hull, who was Mra, King’s firet husband, is said to have planned remarriago with Mrs. King. Swann today ordered $13,000 worth of furniture im the apart ment of Mrs. Gaston Means remov ed to a storage He fafled to explain the reason for the order, but raid it was by permis sion of Mrs. Means’ attorney. | It ts believed he wants to find jif Mra, King bad any interest in ithe furniture Lot to Know ies come from an organization faction and values are n evidence Specials for Friday Pinkham'’s Ve table Compound, ise. .69C size = Tablets, *16c ‘8 Remedy Barbo Compound, mfr’ © 33c Meritol Remedy, 50c size. Eczema mire 33c Zintone, mfr.'s 500 33c Pile & size, for 33c Hanson's Corn Eye Wa Salve, mfr.'s 250 fr'e $1.25 size, 15¢; mtr's .75¢ 10c size A ‘Kodak Brownies, 75¢, New & L. Anast. Your pictures of coming winter will give for your album. See our complete line—20¢ up to $5.00. a good assortment Jergen’s Rose de France Gly cerine Soap S¢ Kirk's Peroxide Skin Soap 12¢ Agents Dr. Tyrrell's J. B. L. Cascade BARTELL’S DRUG STORE ADDRESSES Westlake 610 2nd Ave., near Alaska 9 binds your friend- 2% x4% $41.00 Eastman Vest Pocket, autographic $6.00 East Premo Cam. era, 314 ...... $5.00 Eastman No. 1 Auto Jr. BL P00 Bartell Sweets As a gift or for luncheons they are unequaled~al- ways rich and tasty. Bride B0¢ SPECIAL — Bonnie Snaps, per Ib. SPECIAL — Assorted Cream Caramels, per ib. 106 Malted Milk Chocolates, 12-07 box Doe Victoria Chocolates In pretty 1-1, boxes - 60¢ Queen Choc., 1-lb. box ..5O¢ Empress Choc., 1-lb. box 40¢ Spiced Jelly Beans, Ib. 40¢ Salted Almonds, per Ib. SO¢ Jordan Almonds, per Ib. 60¢ Choo. Almonds, per Ib. Oe Candied Figs, per ib... 206 Bitter Sweet Chocolates, per Ib. 50¢ Mint Lozenges, per Ib. 25¢ Opera Sticks, per ib. 50¢ Cupid Kisses, per Ib. 10¢ Cocoanut Croquettes, Ib. 40¢ ship with the whole outdoors. $1.25, $2, $3 2C Box, pictures $20.00 Lens, F6.3 $66.00 jan the new y mod with latest attach mente, are in stoo seaport Protects the skin from the wing and dust, keope It clear and amooth; mire 506 boxes. 39¢ Wholesale 1906-8 Boren Ave, Candy Kitch- en at 1910 ren Ave. CAMP LEWIS: ‘Troops tn the second quota of the] draft army continued to pour into| and are) You Can’t Neglect Your Teeth and Get Away With It Of course you can, for a while, i will- ing to put up with the tortures of toothache and the unsightly appearance, bad breath and deranged digestion that are sure accompaniments of decayed | teeth. But sooner or later you will be compelled to have them fixed up, and then you will find that | it will cost you a great deal more than it would if you had attended to it when you should. y delay this important matter? We offer you at this office the very highest grade of PAINLESS DENTISTRY at the very lowest prices consistent with the high- grade workmanship that we turn out. We offer you the services of high-grade graduate registered dentists, men of the highest standing in the dental profession. Every on® of our operators has graduated from the best dental colleges and also passed the exam- ination of the State Dental Board. This means that they have spent a great deal of time studying under competent'instructors to learn the dental business thoroughly, and learn how to do your dental work just the way it ought to be done. Every one of our operators has his certificate from the State Dental Board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. This relieves your mind of all worry as to whether or not your work will be done properly. All work that leaves this office is guaranteed with an iron-clad 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 thoroughly responsible, We use the very best of materials. We use genuine “Novo-Cain,” which is admitted to be by far the best dental anaesthetic so far discovered. We give you the very lowest prices. This statement is made possible only on account of the very large volume of business that we do. It stands to rea- son that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual patient than an office which does only one-half to one-third of the volume that we do can possibly afford to do. We invite you to call at your earliest convenience. One of our expert den- tists will give your teeth a thorough and comprehensive examination, tell you just what is needed to put your teeth into perfect condition, and also just what the cost will be. This examination and estimate won't cost you a cent, nor will It put you under any obligation whatever to have work done unless you want. You are perfectly welcome to this service. But your teeth are a matter of first importance to you. WE know that So why delay long You know right down in your heart that you ought to have thse bad teeth attended to. Why not come in at once and have the work started? REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady attendants on duty at all times. 1405 Third Avenue 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 than your dollars. you are DR. L. R. CLARK | THEATRES ) ENGLAND NEED DS ‘STEEL ust To BOOST ALL WAGES PALAGE ole FOOD FROM U $ onal of aber 16 mar Oe aa ae tacular feature at the ' @ crease of about 10 per cent will be ww Thursday, at the Pal ade in the wages of the workmen | Ny United Press Leased Wire The Girl tr in subsidiary companies ed ace Hip, is en ot. 20. Warning LONDON, $00 a # . steel corporation, ef- ee ee a that unless th les are able to a’ Meera es to feed the army nee Brown's “I x © may sip/ MUSIC AND DANCING, DINNER, of mus jans, ory may slip HOTEL BUTLER * sistin and Bailey, a team of col r grasp,” was voloeed by) Refined atmosphere—menu con- ored enterts will present! ndda, food contro r with your pocketbook.—Ad- their latest offering, “The Synco rview with the United vertisemer pated Hotel.” aba tw . ne 2 Fannie Keeler anf Billie Bel| “Brita a cy Ae Rh pee! t have a farcical episode which|™onths, will r @ 1 tone ail ; thencee.” or a billion dollars worth of food.|] — Feurt call “Ts hanc » Ange ecm ited State eaturing ! a man and a|*tuffs from the United States and|} oeaed Up thea tald Canada,” he declare¢ Me maid, This great supply of foodstuffs, High-class Kntertatnmeng hg a ” company,| 0rd Rhondda said, would ineluc and Dancing ere ; nore” nresent| mostly cereals, sugar and hog 8PM tol A M “Versatile Entertainers,” present | rr saucts Vatmahic Vries Givem Away. novelty amusement ee ORPHEUM Before the ustal Wednesday crowds the new program of vawie ville on at the Orpheum thea tre, with enough good acts to get a round of applause. Effie Johnson, the leading woman of the Or players, read the riot act to t slackers and made them enlist. | This happened in the little drama, Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares East via the | Great Northern Railway went well-liked | heum “When Duty Calls.” Delmain, Delmar and Demster .. i give a 1 exhibition of dancing. a On sale every Friday and Saturday during August and Billy Arnold {s a favorite blackface Beptember comic here. The Superba Duo are Final return Nmit Oct 31, Stopover ow classy acrobats, and Pantry and Girections. Divers rou araing ; no ee Norton do some modern and whirl Boston ~~~ $119.20 St. Paul wind dancing. Buffalo - 99.50 Minneapoiie — o. Chicago s« Duluth MITCHEL WINS BY |: rt | Montreal Council Bluffs New York A NARROW MARGIN } i" = Washington, D. C.. Kansas City — ited Press Leased Wire W YORK, Sept |Purroy Mitchel, democrat |nominated for mayor of By t N 20,- skal was re York Pro aplend 1b 00 nortlonately P low fares t. a electric Ughted trains E papas ther Eastern points daily, in the republican primaries by the “THE ORIENTAL LIMITED” surprisingly narrow margin of 1,119 “THE GLACIER PARK LIMITED” o votes, practically complete returns THE SOUTHEAST EXPRESS” showed tod: Others on the tir Break your Journey at Glac ited 4 et with Mitchel had much greater| [| Season June 16 to October Ln National Park, on main line majorities Mitchel {s also the fusion eandi date. He will be opposed by a Tammany man, S60 or a» Firat For further information, tickets, eto ., CITY TICKET OFFICE Columbia and Second Ave. apply loore, ©. W. Meldram, sand T. A. Asst. Gen’) Pass, Agt. Phone Biltott 5600 Are you looking for a po | ton? Read Star want ads, Glacier National Dark