The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1917, Page 3

New Show 3 Days Starting Today t Re Riga tory was went ing the t quish la meet penc It the that displ Mott (Cat Cath port! | eran Sa men will MARGERY WILSON Mountain Dew The love story of a school master who taught the 3 R’s with a shot gun. Charles Gunn, last seen with Olive Thomas in “An Even Break,” plays opposite Miss Wilson. SHANGHAIED JONAH If you feel down in the mouth you should see this Jonah—it’s a 2-reel Keystone! ALLACE ix. URLITZER Admiss‘on 15c Children 5c Tt by t coun EL RROH TSH: eve 1st at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Today’s s Marker | BR scl STRANGER = — In Seattl e! Soldier —Sailor—Tourist LEARN WHAT The Home Folks Learned a Long Time Ago Chauncey Wright’s Restaurants Lead All in This City 420 Third Avenue 1209 Second Avenue 42-Story L. C. Smith Building 110 Occidental Avenue | rnuits Mack berries | Grapes Crate runes Watermeion D Country (Prices pal NOW PLAYING UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY GREATEST RACE TRACK DRAMA IN WORLD’S HISTORY The Dashing Fox- Hunt Scenes The Blood-Tingling Auto Disaster | ‘aitaite Meat Shells SEE Y Prices Paid a f Poultry, Veal and The Race Between Auto and Train Producers for Pork The Terrible Rall- road Wreck SEE SEE Under 4 Ibs. and over ‘ Wortertul \4 Parts New Thrills Every CHILDREN 5c > (Essa) The Winning Races at the Track alifornia California, ranch ACC TAG DRESSES Reka ” lst RUN Coming Saturday The British at the Battle of the Ancre Auspices Canadian Club Tanks YOUR CREDIT ISO. K. many nited ¥ IME, Sept, 27.1 and “all other now held by explicitly and in the pope's nited Py nnoune n that ¢ h her pl nd wn toda ment many for the pope's « was also reporte Joly had adv the pope will vie jeasure any to restrict the vias Eraberger, holic) Iberat ollie press, which ng a , SPEND $30,300 FOR ADDITIONAL POLICE additional for to the the city lation adie cont f balance of the year is amount was he public safety cil Wednesday $300 in to b 4 appropriations. 4 s ead Rilgee® ': ‘ hurry and worry Such conditions the nerves and plentiful Depression, melancholy the implieltt appe to a Vatican annour with a German attempt reader, non-annexationiat roast corn? Its toas Toasting makes things delicious Youll like inability STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1917. POPE DEMANDS ‘DEMOCRACY IN RETURN OF RIGA BY JOHN H HEARLEY | = "AMERICAN LAKE Russ n terrt Germans,” aug 1, accord nent to CAM Sept ment The taken to relin wa must a kingdom of | comma to} man te of} Hew regency, onditions | mander chauffe nd today that lwed Germany w with active fo libertt the clerical or the is firmly #upe | pro: | The pany that ev “Int you? After was a “Tan “A Ke | cmp police. , ‘oree recently 300 for the of the Men Arts” after t to a n * 1 m day th Coyle, Coyl an lew office ¢ rr recommended committee of jevoted to dry “that t }to han us the fron hi | vant on | that | workin, ted of plain Name Use Ee Matt Correspondent that has its home ‘of to blow “You bet feden at arms in the same company | “The PYRAMID gach rectal troubl PTR Aor DRUG COMPANY, PAGE 3 AFT ARMY AT LEWIS It in a democratic American army at this canton of did other day Maj Greene, nder of the camp, needed a » drive his big automobile, | ent word to a company com that he wanted a soldier ur | captain to his com they at attention ening waiting for the bugle retreat here a good chauffeur among he asked | & momentary silence there voice from the ranks Gen th spoke ntood be we to eu In Same Company m a chauffeur,” it sald nod one?” queried t he is,” cal volee down the line my ear four years.” joye and employer w |me my and of | wha » com drafted army who place or heir names now serve man who dug sewers ako eet men in the ranks every] at I know,” sald Lieut. Bill former Seattle baseball hero er ypointment ant after a course *’ reserve training camp ‘enidio. Men Work Hard y told us there,” he said, he draft army might be hard dle and manage. They told t we would have to use an and. These men here, the majority of them, are glad] they are here. They are « hard, too.” | “Bachelor * three | Peon m: te at the at we Trial mid putiding, 1, Mich. ru wrapper. Cocoanut “Cocoanut Ol | For Washing Hair rn Dear Johnson the Nor tlonary contained passages from poets and phil osophers that it could actually SXDUUONNANENATUUUUAANAGOEOAOANAAUENEUNH te Cynthia Greys & LETTERS = Mine write Pnglivh recelve 80 he language? Did datameemmaill \Johnson Got $7,500 eke, for His Dictionar y, Grey first dictionar for thie? STUDENT many read with pleaure ork I liv I t n. ay do #0, drapes ings of your rooms would be tractive be ide (Girls Should Not Go to Dances Alone Dear Miss Grey in right for « |dance in # put dance just with girls? EDNA AND LOU & group accompanied to anyw evening Color | Dear Mise G tell me if we No. pl Mins have ing should to i equivalent "W Please ch doors between room and dining room, to ke for On which side or may French doors a dainty match to with you If a friends park, The placed on the dining room Is of 15 and 16 te dance our boy friends, ne should the curtains be? It is a matter of taste. curtain first dictionary, first of its kind. was unique in that What but in dic it excellent r which took seven years to From this sum he was obliged to pay the clerks who had assisted him in the work otticor.| Mould Curtain Her out a» French Doors "| Dear ot ‘or this 1,600 about hi p know curtains “Doctor of Philosophy” |OF should they be left uncurtained? The doors open out into the dining the door HH You the If you decide to d r net th w ith the furnish at urtains should Do you think it on hall? e the dan time of day and whether any of your mothers are with company and relatives fa at to May or of your a you may dance in the hall re. Viargaret Is Sull Living k's led w it will shade Sqalr Shouldn't Take a at any paper fe n ot without any possible objections with boys or with girls of girls cannot co But un dance hall tim: idney day or which was the home of Nathan fel Hawthorne |Formula Will Not Blonde Hair 1 color bi A BLO affect Many Dances a) If you want to k our h | Dear Miss Grey When a boy Koo condition, b are lescorts a girl to a dance, how |you wash it with |many dances has he the privilege Most soaps o pared sham-lof taking? poos contain too ch alkali. This! fT am a young girl and go out dries the scalp, makes the hair brit-loften to dances with a boy friend tle. and ts very h mful J | We generally have a quarrel be plain mulatfied c Ml (which |cause he insists on having eight or is pure an ntire a eas is dances with e much 6 most ex | Now, Miss Grey, I have told him pensive soap or ) |neveral times that I would rather n une for ab th h wouldn't tak so many of my can't possit in | es, as I to dance with Ss moisten th of my othe ends wat id rub it € mt think three or four teaspoonfuls will bum. |dances are plenty? BILLIE. dance of rich, cre and At a rivate dance, or at cleanses the hair 0 club dance where y ough! The lath rinses out eas knows ¢ one else, it is and rem¢ every parti of) very poo for an escort dust, dirt. dandruff and excessive! to take 1 than five dances 1. The hair dries quickly an | with his par He may take evenly, and it leaves it fine an? the first and the last, and two bright, fluffy and easy "| or three intervening dances. ce. ‘ou can get mulsified cocoanut | pr: . off st most any drug store, It wimg Learned Cards ery phaees toe © ten vances UW hile in Jdoly, Land t nths.—Advertisement Dear Miss Gre Who originat <\ed playing cards i JACK AND JILL Car »00ks of four king as t were formerly called, seem to have originat If You Are Not Strong ed from chess. 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She lives a and get ri Hiching, bleeding and ja = Lothrop. She lives at protruding 4] “The Wayside,” Concord, Mass |1881 ard Ave., opp. P.O. I am sending | cover, the chance destroying it. I able to find the ar ¥ mentioned may at my offi 1 W.N docu, in my ecover DR. JAMES FRANCIS WILL SPEAK SUNDAY to yourself to get Dynamite Tonic What the United States Stands and see how it will build you up. for in This War’ will be the at A large bottle containing five Ject of an address by Dr. James A weeks’ treatment cam be had for Francis, the fighting parson of Los $1.50 at Angeles, at the Y. M,C, A. Sunday m » will speak at the meeting of he nda lub, which ts devoting its time to helping entertain the $,000 soldiers who are in Seattle wer the week end, | | | | | Willow Furniture, Tabourettes, T brown, natural and old ivory regular prices including DR. KNOWLTON An Important SPECIAL SALE Odd ee of Reed and Willow Furniture, Including All Our Floor Samples ONE-THIRD OFF Their Regular Prices To make room for an entire find it necessary to close out all the Chairs Bird ¢ This reduction should move the values being so 1 to really demand your immediate att jor for r om, bedroom and sunroom | from $4.00 to Satisfactory Terhts Always THE GROTE-RANKINCO: OTTO F MEGEL, President 1 | carload of new » pleces of R Tables ete., their sam sing’ finishe every one of the pieces quickly, THE LODGE CAFE Fourth Arne at wees My d dear! How do you Keep it solovelysonew! She has found how to for- get her underwear troubles, she never gives its launder- ing a second thought. Only —each time she puts ona lacy, fresh-laundered cami- sole, or shakes out a rosy silk nightgown, she breathes a@ little “thank you” to the goddess of pretty things— for having sent her Lux. Two enemies of silk underwear Lux has banished the two enemies of silk underwear alkali and rubbing. Author- ities on silk say alkali is what turns silks yellow. Rubbing pulls and spoils the silk, thickens and coars- ens the lace, Lux cont no free alkal ns absolutely nd the trans- parent flakes contain so much more real clean value than is possible in any other form of soap, that the dirt dissolves without a bit of rubbing. Made to protect silk underwear! Cake soap leaves little pieces of soap sticking to the threads even through all the rinsings. They turn the fabric yellow and make it harsh, Lux is in flakes, because it a made especially for the w: of delicate fabrice, ‘The flakes maly instantly in hot water. Use Lux—no rubbing to get the dirt out —no rubbing to get the soap out. No yellowed or roughe ened garments. Use Lux on anything that pure water alone will not harm, Order it today from your grocer, druggist cr department store, Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass, How to wash silk underwear Whisk a handful of Lux into n. Dip kit about at a thick lather in very hot water. your underwear through the foamy me temperature as the water do not wring Add n the suds—do not rub, Rin: in whieh you wash a the shade, When Dry nearly dry, press with a warm iron—never a hot one. ‘BED 4 Won't turn silks yellow! ee a