The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 2

| ° , 'Soldier’s Baby to Have Home Now in 'WAGE BOARD IS —CREDIT for you, treety, agreeably, ie a dignified and thoroughly satis factory way; make mewh Canadia Mother was h must have worrl over dad's chan fighting with the N and ehe id worried | of coming The wage adjustment beard | home again, and of the struggle neared the end ef its Hvestiga | uring years to come your selections of home furnishings here and | Di gg | tien of the lecal shipbuilding sothing ought to be done | | Fireman's House | | Dad was away over in France | 80 STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1917. visit to and and listen favorites latest records. your en and in two Two Shut Dow | The Washington Shipp ation and the Naftonal Shipb Co, are the two Seattle most attractive, con venient, comfortable in the Northwest VI VICTROLA, $25, and oak shortage of #hif timber Bruch Shorts opened the case NEXT PEACE MOVE BY GERMANY LONDON, an unusual sale of ladies’ and men’s traveling bags in genu ine leather; we have a variety of bags in wr and styles on sale this week arta —bags regular $10.50 to choice ...... ° prone te Follow ree from cholee ar t to sow d regardin ‘e was much cial elreles tod as to the cha | "peace offensive.” sweeping offer of Pt jence, calculated « discord am tlarly unlikely. ——— —-—- | : | If you value your watch, let THE TRES Hy Haynes repair it Next Liberty aa theatre — Advertisement. | PALACE MIP a = ca —— | | Seorge Lovett, whore payehio . b . jarmy, *as @ passenger on a liner telepathic act 4 “Concentra : Visitor to the U. S. | Bagiana i i . eature of the new show which ‘ Maj. Beith was a member of but 15 drops of CLO ened Thursday at the Palace &) By United Frese Leased Wire that “entemptible little army 1 her mystified big aud AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 12.— which helped bar the kaiser's road. | VO, 4° times a day h telepathic music and * Maj. lan Hay Reith, of the British!to Parts and Calais. | will ive you q sicker r adiag by Mme. Zenda . - oe os oe wee §°Y BY “— c Wilson. “The Loose and better results than |/Nut.” got the comedy honors of ° the show with os “nut” fun and any Pile remedy you [ithe audience was screaming with ay & . %, j llaughter all the time he was on ever used. CLO-VO is reac gprs an internal treatment |) Zermaine and Zermaine, panto + jmime and character dance artists, for protruding and |/nave one of the most beautiful and ina wl Ss i artistic dancing features seen here bleeding piles. S ome- |iih's long time }] thing new. Try it. lie Smith brings to his excel : i ging act a remarkably high For sale by all drug- ano voice. | gists Davis and Kitty, in ty }} gis. Vaudeville Doings,” offer clever | comedy juggling, singing, chatter i Would be one of great benefit to the country. The family of average size can buy a $50 bond with money saved during a short period by purchasing their shoes in our Downstairs depart- ment. JARENA NS 8 o'Clock Y For girls we have an extra sperial for Saturday. A 10 inch top, black calf Jace Shoe that will give great ser vice. Sizes 8% to 11, $3.00; $3.50. Widths B to EE. Storm Boots for the big boys, 15-inch tops, size 214 to 6, $4.50. Little Gents’ sizes, in same boot, $3.50. ’ Downstairs at Turrell’s 120 Marion St. 903 Second Ave. $2.50 Glasses on Earth ESTABLISHED 1906 3 Nights Sun. Mon. Tues. Oct. 14, 15, 16 Or. L. M. W ALASKA And the 11% to 2, Siocum Presents Home of the Best 7,000 FEET Wonderful Motion Pictures \ ADDED ATTRACTION EYESTRAIN HEADACHES Titian’s The REMEDY {9 to be fitted with i PROPER GLASSES — glasses that will Masterpiece suit your particular case. For GOOD SERVICE and satisfactory classes see us. \ The Oldest Established Firm on First “ Admission 15 Cents Ave, That Grind Lenses. Zo ca% MARCUM OPTICAL CO, °”.2REE.8¥¢ SHOE-TERIA 4th Ave. Shows the Way to Shoe Saving Thousands of pairs of Shoes on display. LAZARUS RAISED FROM THE DEAD All arranged #0 you can fit yourself and save Visit the store today, tomorrow, and see a REAL SHOE-TERIA. A fortunate purchase of all samples from Myer | So, look at your FOOT and FIT IT of Milwaskes and Washington Shoe Mfg. Co. of | ‘THEE PRICES WILL MAKE YOU SMILE “png | Saturday we will offer 509 pairs rendy for you. Every style of SHOE | 4 pie puy in Ty - MADE. All kinds of REAL LEATHER at MAN re cur in Beye Shoes at $2.40 UFACTURERS’ COST. Here's where you , | A Big Buy in Girl t $2.90 A Big Buy in Women’s Shoes at 83.80 3 if you WANT ou want to save REAL your pocket SHOE-TERIA, 1509 Fourth Ave. Near Colonial Theatre Center of Travel big, and you know samples are HEAP BE Now, the sizes run 6, 6%, 7, 744 in men 4%, 5 in ladies, 3%, 4, 4% and 5 in boys’ and girls’ Don't miss the Sho SHOES to WRAR and MONEY that jingles in No vous ee controversy Priday, when the ) baby, three days ob¢, was bulk of the testimony ef the ndled warmly and left en the | contending sides of the woed | aseps at 715 Fifth ave shipyards was presented at the | Cito Rooney, husky young city | New Washington | fireman, and his wife, whe live The wood yard employes com |) Went out te eee e chow There pleted their case early Friday day night And when they return —our Victor Talking morning, after calling ently two | od home, there was the little strang Machine Department witnesses wailing at (he door in 9 apectal feature of | Frank Jobnson, representing the! Pinned to the blankets was @ lehip carpenter and join note, which said this store, and we ex lthat 90 per cent of th Viease accept my little girl as tend an Invitation to had returned t r our daughter. She ie three days| the wood yard employes by outlin-| ing the history of the woot ship-|"’g\ Nh eee teens Wie og oy | building industry prior to last year. wouldn't give th lite of one of my ne} | ter of Germany's next move tn t | The general belief wan that alg rigian independ: | g Englishmen, was not eee x AT THE ae feature of cartooning, painting, jsinging and dancing | Tho feature photoplay is “When : PROGRAM Y ) } p NORTHWEST i : 4 Ne er is at the front with the as ah inetd: ig Ovto . matter of formality, the| —tree record delivery 3 jgcord cabins pattle ya itn ah eget oie ye Jare whut down, The former notified Friday morn service to any or" ; pa ' . ny Pr will not allow the men to retur , report. The} 1 bige aeerees sleet ares a0 v7 ‘ } til the wage adjustment , on of DO en| United States ine. deep. wil while the ° ed unfair. land action by juvenile authori hold 160 10- of were | tien mail orde: receive inet , t orders 13 in cate to ° Hut the baby ian't golng to leave prompt attention bring about completion of/the Rooney home. send for free catalog. the vessels now bullding. - - — J. G. Brown, of the International 4 gleweavers’ union, said that tt cent of Ma in hour Waal He said t war .., FRISCO CROWDS three boys, who }for the whole the will of God that the if it be WAITED lives of all three be taken for Amer-| bow my head In sacrifice That was the Treasury fMehting spir 1! audier Secretary of » votced the! erica before an 00 last night, when on the Liberty bond tasue. ared America would be rales $18,00 00 war purposes, $14 y bond teaues and by taxation, as an an the kaiser “when he order erica off the seas.” the way MoAc rf ner and instrumental music thur Vallle and Sister, novelty open the show With a verna Baby Forgot.” with Baby Marie Os |borne in the stellar role. driv | Brit |R and 'DEMOS HAVE A BIG SATURDAY Tho speakers at the regular Sat ting and lum Democratic elut cat t., October 13, will an, formerly general coun fleet corporation ; Judge Calvin 8. Hall, recently ap pointed by Gov, Lister to the su pertor court, and Gen. Relf, of the British transportation service Frank Moulton, baritone «. secretary of | John Barton Paine sel emergency will Wounded Americans _ | Reach This Country Diy Ueited Press Leased Wire . AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 12 4 ANEASY W AYTO END CATARRH FOREVER Simple Home Treatment Destroys | Germs of This Dangerous Disease The air fa alwaye full of catarrh wn off b throat and head You muat kill other leading e and vicin- treatment ertain death h, and drives ur ayatem, the catarrh, mptome, pleasant to Gray Hair! GBARBO HAIR REMEDY Stires was wounded by a bomb of thrown from while driving his ambulance from a ; ria, First| front to a dressing station behind Wednesday the firt PAGE 2 YOUR M OR Let us reason on the matter! What is money for? It is a means of assuring existence and assisting in the quest for happiness, is it not? Money is but a means, while life is an end in itself. Now, what does it profit you if down to the last penny of your money is safely stowed away somewhere, while your life itself is in constant jeopardy? Better lose money than life. For lost money may be recovered or replaced, while with the loss of life depart all the roseate dreams of wealth and happi- ness. Defective teeth, carious teeth, missing teeth, diseased gums, in fact, all mouth troubles, are a constant source of con- (OR. L. R. tinuous ill-health. They are the greatest obstacle to perfect | health, which is the only key to real happiness. A few dollars judiciously expended with the right dentist will purchase for you this inestimable boon. For many years past we have successfully practiced the! HIGHEST GRADE of PAINLESS DENTISTRY at the LOWEST PRICE consistent with all that goes with the word BEST. All examinations and estimates are made and given by Dr. L. R. Clark personally, and an unqualified guarantee, covering all work done, is issued to every patient and is signed by him and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental Surgeon who does the work. Every one is cordially invited to visit our offices for an examination and) FREE ADVICE. No person accepting this offer will be under the slightest obli-| We have services to sell, and we want the public to become ac-| gation to us. ’ quainted with our personality and our methods. REGAL DENTAL PARLORS DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady Attendants on Duty at All Times. 1405 Third Avenue. In every respect Seattle's leading dentists. Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS ern arrived here today from a Baby Kangaraoo Born Jackrabbit jah port. They are Ernest Van { 7 4 ekrabbit. | Stires, a Harvard student, at Woodland Zoo », Heater lon ne e ! Bost ire Lawrence Emes, of Boston The most {mportant and smallest |for carrying it about member of the Woodland park zoo month, however, in a baby kangaroo, which arrived to Maud and Jackwell, The little furry, bright a German aeroplane uch, according parents “WE CATER TO THE MAN WHO WORKS ma LARGEST UNION STORE IN SEATTLE. Schermer’s Union-Made Overcoat MARVELOUS VALUES AT o— In spite of War Prices we still have old-time values in the snappiest new to Dr. YOUR LIFE? CLARK N. W. Corner Third and Union. Diagonally across from the postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. eyed animal, who is no larger than is very timid uch of its provided Within the the mother will expel her baby from the luxurious | Gus L. | Knudson, guardian of the physical | welfare of the animals, h thd $15 models, including the famous Oregon City line, Balmacaans, Raglans, Box Backs and convenional styles in bright color effects, plaids, etc. plain grays and blacks, checks, An Exceptional OVERCOAT in a dark, rough weave $15 00 tae ° Kersey; handsome, dressy 1917 style at A Special Plain Black CRAVENETTE OVERCOAT with Convertible Collar at Overcoats at $18, $20, $22.50 and $25 That Up-town Stores are selling at much higher Prices. $15 Suits Beautiful pencil stripes, splendid mate. rlals, excellent tailoring, perfect fitting. You cannot find their equal at this price Extra Special a@ beauty, elsewhere $12.50. You can surely effect big Savings on Shoes, Clothing and Warm wear at Schermer’s. 10 CARL SCHERMER From Yesler 103-105 First Avenue So. .. $20.00 Mackinaws Sehermer's Mackinaw, .. $7.50 A complete line in finest makes, up to Under- 10 Steps From Yesler Don't Forget About our Shoes and don’t forget where to look for them tomorrow The United Shoe Store 1512 FIRST AVE, ready to show you the best values always, The way we under. sell all competitors is now the We have just re ceived a big shipment of Shoes for men, women and children, from one of the largest shoe manufacturers of the East. Bought way under price, on ac count of them stop. ping manufacture, on these particular num- bers, we can sell these Shoes at 60c on the Dollar Come in and see them. We also offer for tomorrow and Monday 3 Wonder Specials © Men's Patent Colt, English last, cloth top, dressy Shoe, special $2.90 Ladies’ Comfort House Shoe, elastic side, rub- ber heels, special $1.45 Women’s Tan Lace, English last, suede top; low heel; values elsewhere $7.00. Our price $4.50 Children’s School Shoes Always Less Remember the Name and Number 1512 FIRST AVE. SUES Remember the Name and Number 1512 FIRST AVE. The store that makes your purse, as well as you, feel glad. UNION STORE UNION HOURS We Close at 7 P, M Saturdays.