The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1917, Page 3

Tonight and Saturday wexX—z P>P=ZOZ—-e4>= FIRST AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 15c Children 10c 1406 -ZNDAVE. CLO-VO Not a Teaspoonful but 15 drops of CLO- VO, 4 times a day, will give you quicker and better results than any Pile remedy you ever used. CLO-VO is an internal treatment for protruding and bleeding piles. Some- thing new. Try it. For sale by all drug- gists. The Crimes We Commit Against Our Stomachs No Discovery of the past fifty years in the field of health investi- gation exceeds in importance the recent discovery that the Stomach and Intestinal Tract are the seat of 90 per cent of all sickness. The trouble is that certain wrong combinations of good foods simply will not mix in the Stomach; in- stead they act and react chemically upon each other, liberating quan- tities of gas and acid — Sour omach, commonly called heart- burn, from which so many people suffer, makes its appearance, and a constant desire to Belch, as well ans Swelling and a Fullness of Feel ing are most generally the symp- toms complained of. In rare cases these symptoms may be absent al-| together, but in the course of 30 minutes to one and one-half hours & severe pain comes on, owing to a distension of the Stomach, caused by too much gas, which for some} unexplained reason is unable to| encape All of these distressing symp- toms are speedily relieved by one dose of J-0-T-0. 4 Almost unbelievable are the re sults which have followed the! ap-| plication of this new scientific preparation. Yet the facts, told here, are in every instance popni- tively authenticated. They can * 4,500 ARROW COLLARS, Go at 2 for 15c lrow at 85¢. Come, see these Shirts—every STAR—FRIDAY, Seattle Private at Lewis Wins a Commission |My Btatt Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct, 19.—They call the Eighth com: man in Seattle, has a job as typist in the brigade adjutant’s office Nell in not slim by any means second Liberty Loan {s developing | Pay: 186 Depot Brigade, the fand he didn't like to march, ‘Tho the momentum necessary for a} Singing Company. Ww new Job satisfies him smashing success | Werke It eings, and “ R eteis ime, Altho only one-third of the $5,000,| Work most of the time, there Richard Einar buys breed for Is much music, Most of the | men in the “outfit” are from Seattle, altho there are a num- ber of Whitman college men. f the moat popular m 000,000 maximum has been sub ‘ serided, the nation can reach this stupendous goal if it keeps on ac: | colorating its pace as in the past Flying squadrons are preaching | yr deys, Hin pattle, has been geunt 4,000 men every f who came from made a supply in} “*-e © comp! « Jerry Riordan, for} pp Sigh h on Libe: ure oa to 9 | th mpany 4 . | he Elghth has two major gen esa tn ¥elons Sarena the wae mer student body president of the |erain—at least they say they have Officials University of Washington and later /One ts Stanley Green and the oth belleve that numbers of Subscribers will be amazingly large and they are now driving at swell ing the bulk of the subscribers as ;Well as the subscriptions. | Detroit was up to 80 per cent of its quota today and still plugging National Army and National Guard soldiers have already sub scribed $19,800,000 and these men are boosting the bonds. a King county court clerk, Riordan! er Herold Green, The major gen has been made an acting sergeant/eral commanding the camp ts H and {s chairmen of the athletic!a. q e jcommittee of the company ee “This company shas subscribed! ‘They are going to‘eut Louis’ |more to the Liberty Loan than) hair, and he doesn't want them to. any other company on the lot,” de |Louix’ full name ts Louls Rivas, clared Riordan yesterday. “And/and he is a native Spaniard, with | we think that if Seattle folks have |long, silky black locks jany spare cash, they might help us eee jout on our athletic fund. There| ‘There has been much Joy in the pare & tot ot things we need.” Eighth since the arrival of a ship NASTY MEDICI N ES| ment of tobacco and elgaret hold: ‘BAD FOR CHILDREN _ , Private Thomas Thompson. is &/ ors from Seattle this week Ss met peepee se my He was professor of] ‘The tobacco was purchased with It is not often a child requires| Chemistry at the University of | ine p; 4s of the “cheer pit” that medicine of any Kind. If the bowela| Washington and a graduste Of] was a part of th ore the are regular and promptly dispose of |Clarke university undigested matter discarded by the , the eeneral health ia very | @minations to be excellent. In any « commiss pills, powders and nauseating or un- | ordnan alatable hould never | py be given to ey - He passed ex some time ago for a nm as first Heutenant or ann. py Dee weore be secewee | CAN'T FIND DANDRUFY} commission he was drafted jast contingent cam Any thera Virtue such remedies may, The other day he recetved a let ‘ iapaeceen ‘an \s large nuttifie the|ter. A second Neutenant, who| Boab uh bit of mage bet? pent ate an , . after one or two applications o nF moat children a mila I knew his plight, was noardy | Sandertne -eubbes” wall thio the ministered occasionally, is “Open it up.” he said; “I may | ® 4 oO th that is needed to assure normal ree health. Dr is a pleasant scalp with the finger tips, Get a | 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store and save your hair. After a few applications you can't find a particle of dandraff or any falling bair, and the scalp will nev er Itoh have to salute you.” Thompson wants to teach a class of simple laxa-|in advanced chemistry here. pain, free fron ee drugs, and « ively; readily. ideal remedy for dicine che t is es for 60 cents a b ttle, free of charge, ed by writing to T w 6 r j tasting: tive he Matt O'Conner, who knows more about police captains than he does of army captains, having “covered” police for The Star for some time, jn~ has been promoted to a s ney. | dren like so that it is family Ne! who was nowspap Free Offer SATURDAY 789 MEN'S SAMPLE SUITS AND OVERCOATS THROWN ON SALE Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium and Larsen- Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, Makes Great Cloth- ing Purchase. Grabs Wonderful Sample Suit Stock and Will Force Fast and Furious Selling Saturday by Making Excep- tional FREE OFFER. Rogers unionizes entire shop. Men's Sample Suits and Overcoats—gray, brown and blue patterns—worth to $18.00, go for $6.85. Men's Sample Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailored—worth to $22.50, go at $9.85. And wonderful free offer included. Men's finest Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailored, in- cluding the celebrated Kaufman and Strauss Pure Wool fabrics, former prices to $30.00; cut Saturday in Sample Suit Sale to $11.85. Take advantage of this sale. Buy now. Saturday we'll throw on sale an entire Sample Suit Stock 789 garments—and in order to force all these Suits and Overcoats to move before the close of business Saturday night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any $2.50 Hat in the house—and there are over 500 to select from, in all shapes and styles—will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat sold Saturday. Please Note—THIS OFFER GOOD SATURDAY ONLY. Come take advantage of it. We are a Union Store. We close Saturday night at 7 o’clock—so shop early. Walkover Shoes $1.98 H. M. ROGERS The People’s Friend, Who Startles Seattle With Rock-Bottom Sale Prices Union Store—Union Hours Men’s Walk-Over and Sample Shoes, And look what we have for the ladies. We broken lines, worth $4.00; go at $1.98. just bought, at a fraction of present-day val- Men's Walk-Over Shoes, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 valued; Walk-Over name and price stamped on every pair, go at $2.85. |. Men’s Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth to }$5.00, go at $2.48. Buy two pairs at the |price of one. Men's Finest Sample Shoes, worth to $7.00, go at $3.48 a pair. , Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, for this wet weather wear, worth to $6.00, go at $2.85. Boys’ Wet Weather School Shoes, ail solid , leather, go at $1.95. Girls’ $2.50 Shoes, $1.68. | Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, Ladies’ Comfort Red Cross Shoes, $2.48. $1.89. Rogers just grabbed this great Larsen-Mueller Portland stock and 2,000 pairs Sample Shoes. They'll all be thrown on sale tomorrow. Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes all in- cluded. We are still selling these shoes at these prices—so grasp your opportunity. Get yours while the getting is good. ues, over 600 pairs of Ladies’ up-to-date, stylish, two-toned Shoes. And here's how we'll sell them tomorrow: Ladies’ Two-toned Shoes, black kid vamp with fawn, pearl and brown top, 12-, 14- and 16-inch top; all sizes; worth to $10.00, go at $2.98. Ladies’ Two-tones in Havana Brown, Bat- tleship Gray and pearl gray vamps, all sizes, worth to $12.00, go at $3.89. broken lines, be offered for so little money. Come take your pick. stock has been marked down to lowest rock-bottom sale prices. And note the following: The BRADFORD CLOTHES SHOP, at]! quantities of winter weight wool underwear 4th and Pike, just closed down and Rogers | thrown on sale. grabbed all their Arrow Collars. Cash talked,| A large lot of Men's Overalls go at 49¢, $0, instead of 20c straight, over 4,500 genuine | Men's Pants that sold to $3 at 98¢. Boys’ Arrow Collars will be thrown on sale to-| Suits, worth to $6.00, at $2.85. Dress morrow at 2 for 15¢. All sizes, late styles. | Shirts, Black Bear Overalls, Work Gloves, Come buy them by the box. Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Coats, etc., Hundreds of MEN'S HIGH-GRADE |SHIRTS that sold to $2.00 go on sale tomor- | Wear included in this sale and going at the lowest prices ever placed on world’s stand- ard merchandise. These are just a few items picked at ran- dom from these great stocks. value is bona fide. They’re the surplus stock of one of Seattle’s largest stores. Saturday we'll also sell MEN’S 50c PRESI- | DENT SUSPENDERS at 23¢; 10c Hand- | kerchiefs at 4¢; Men’s Wool Sox go at} 13¢; Men’s Cotton Sox at 5¢; Men’s Wool Underwear, worth to $2.50, goes at 89¢;! Men’s Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38; Men’s $1.50 Union Suits at 68¢; Men's B. V. D.’s, all sizes, go at 39¢. Great at about one-half original cost we'll do so— because the crowds that pack our store from of the supreme values that Rogers offers. For Rogers gives what he advertises—the people know. You can't beat Rogers’ prices. dise at such low prices as these. Come, grasp this opportunity. Our five large display win- dows are just stacked with high-grade merchandise, and all priced ridiculously low. If you at 8 A. M. Sharp. “Please Shop Early.” We are a UNION STORE—our doors close Saturday night at 7 p. m. sharp. Make no mistake—note address carefully: LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT. rdly fail to interest any normal) man or woman who may suffer from Stomach Troubles. % Sold by your lokal just try itt druggist or sample package mailed free upon request, by The Belling ham Chemical Co., Bellingham, Wa. ‘The Red Front Clothing Co.: Opposite the Public Market Just North of Pike Street 1508-1510 First Avenue Never again will high-grade Shoes, such as Walk-Overs, Florsheims, Red Cross, etc.,! Every article in this great $30,000) in fact everything for Man's Dress or Work|# As long as|¢% we can pick up stocks of Shoes and Clothing | morn till night attest Seattle's appreciation! People, we believe this will be your last chance to buy standard high-grade merchan-| want to save—be here with the crowds Saturday. Sale starts promptly Saturday morning | OCT. 19, 1917, PAGE 3. ON PROMOTED gimavmuoannes = Cynthia Grey’s UHNMGAEQQQGOOOOEGSASSUEOOOOOOAUUALO UU |Minwie B. Frazier | \Writes About Soldiers | My Dear Mins Grey |awered most excellently girl speak to soldiers {n uniform without an introduction?” But Dean Caldwell, above all others, “hit the right nail upon the head,” jin her Jast interview in the Univers. ity Datly—deserving space in all the datiles in the land. Decivively she differentiates silly, sickly sentimentality from. substantial sentiment In wonderful wisdom and warn Jing, she.said in part: “The men jwho go to France can be made to realize that in war times, * * * there Is the same stable estimation of morality which forms the foun dations of life, in abnormal as well 4s normal times, THE GIRLS ARE ABLE TO GIVE THIS MESSAGE TO THE MEN IN UNIFORM (the jcapltals are mine), Patriotic serv j!e@ is not to be confused with hye |terical admiration of the unif and parades with stirring mus The Y. W. C. A. and jantor branch of Patriotic league are attempting to reach GIRLS UNDER 20 RS OF AGE WHO HAVE NOT LIZED THE IMPORTANCE JOF RETAINING POISE AND DIG NITY UNDER TRYING CIRCUM STANCES.” And weeks ago the writer sound: | ed this warning: DON'T SUC.) CUMB TO WAR HYSTERICS.! {Don't £0 to some of the nauseating extremes of some of the English: | You an “Shall a women, for enlistments, | lat America never have Eng land's sociological shame—20,000 nameless WAR BABIES, eveh be fore the soldiers left the training campe—and winked at by church and state! Youth of both sexes re earth's most prectous axset Between every ugly extreme al | Wa there 1 a happy medium, | |COMMON E. | Mies Grey, would any well-bred jeirl chat socially with a fireman, |without an introduction, becau jhe wore a uniform? Or a poli |man, a trainman, a health officer, & messenger boy or a bellhop? A uniform or any insignia is no} | badge of conquered animalism, sub- dued sensuality, or vaunted virtue |Soldiers do not take an oath to de fend virtue and purity of woman. jhood in donning the uniform. They might defend them from beasts of | prey, but not always from the} |beastly that preys within them- | selven Soldiers are comrades, students and workmen transplanted into an: | other atmosphere, They respect! and revere the same dignity, de-| ceney and decorum in girls as in| 2 other fields of functioning. Let) not wars katabolism destroy all) balance girls ever had | In a certain block lived two girls, one refined and reserved. Now jhapply married, she has held the e mnatble position for 15 &, respected by all who know The other, bold, familiar and | of men, finds herself) true friends anywhere the froth | is funda. | Familarity | too often mi rstood by both ” as oversexed cheapness Such cheapness once attached to jone’s personality makes a rocky jroad back to self-respect, Cordially, MI her. overfond without |Which shall we choose, and foam, or the fun t }mental to our future? nd Hl | EB B. FRAZIER. Husband and Wife \Should Share Joys Dear Miaa Grey I am 20 years old, have been married nearly two} years older than I, and likes to boas | |7 months old) My husband ts 12/ years older than |, and like to boss une Today's “Market Report {T Peices Pata ’ |e VEGETABLES | Deane Oreen ose Cabhere iteloupe Sta Celery—Local, don | Corm—Green, per sack | Wholeente Denlers for | ables and Freit | + Corn Hoske—Per I Cacnmbers— Not Feeplant—Local, per box so | Garlic—Loeal, new, per IB seseseees 10 Horseradish—Local, per th 10| Lettucé—Taocal, head, per dos. .60@ #0 Melons—Honey Dew, per Ib. +... 09% | Toe Cream... 01's | Ontone— Cal, yellow Yakima, per | Tarnips—Local, per sack .. FRUITS Bananas—Per ib. Blackberries Cranberries: Graper— ‘Tokay Malnen Rinok Yakima Concord, 10} 40] ‘ } Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid wholen or Ground Barie 00 00 00 racked Corn. Kean Meal . Prices Paid Poultry, Ver Prodncers for Kgas, and Pork Over 4 tbe. , Pigeons—Good size, don .. Consisting of BRASS BED $39.50 This outfit is an ex- tra special value, The Brass Bed has two inch posts and heavy fillers The Mattress is made of felted cotton, weighs 45 pounds, is closely tufted and finished with Imperial edge the bed. 27x54.inch Velvet Rugs, a heavy pile of the fin conventional and Or Priced regularly $3 Special, each ing. Special 21c Each 2 Guernsey Ware Bean Ja regular 80¢ valu udd pieces of G ‘day MATTRESS quart size; each y Ware, all at @ saving SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE CIROTE-HKANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President Complete Brass-Bed Outfi The Spring will give long and lasting satisfaction—will not sag. The smooth metal fabric will not tear bed clothing. Persons of uneven weight will not roll to center off r The complete outfit, special for Saturday only, for $39.50. TWO EXCEPTIONAL RUG VALUES ON SALE SATURDAY ery closely woven, with | 9x12 Room-size Seamless Axminster Rugs in & t wool yarn. ntal patterns are included. $2.65 | FOR SATURDAY ONLY Attractive Pillow Cases Bedspreads Bath Towels Size 45x36, made of super Size 74x84 in., Marseilles 8x38 inches, bleached ior quality soft-finished sheet patterns, good quality and arigtio rs —— neatly finished. Special $1.90 Each Interesting Special Values From the ~ China Section 49c Binch Pudding Dishes, 20¢ value, for ise 4inch Pudding Dish ce value, for. Para Sinch Pudding Dishes, 20c value, for 25¢ Ginch Pudding Dishes, 35¢ value, for B0¢ Oval Bakers, regular 15e, for 10¢ Oval Bakers, regular 30¢, for 256 Tinch Mixing Bowls, each 20¢ ee og large variety of desirable patterns and ¢ q ings. Priced regularly at $24.75 $32.50. Special, each............. pure white, of splendid weight. Special 21c Each | wk Statuettes, “Uncle Sam Rollin’ 'em Up,” with 5x7%4-inch Silk Flag, special Sinch Mixing Bowls, each. inch Mixing Bowls, each. Custard Cups, each... . Fe Holland Ware Jugs, decorated with blue b Make very quaint milk or cream pitchers. Bpe cial, each 15¢, 20¢, 30¢, 50¢, 60¢. and GROTE-RANKIN — me. He says because he is older] he has the right. I don't take it kindly always, for | know my duty) as well as an older woman. He goes out @ great ¢ and spends a lot of money He tells me my place is at home with the baby when I ask him to stay with baby and let me go for a walk, Should pleasure be so one-sided as this? | WIFE. | do not always | and to be cheer. | a husband's com mands should show their wis dom and justice. Neither of you should take your pleasure ne. In fact, a man does not Hil} his duty as a father un less he is willing to share the responsibility and training of | his children. You will both | get much more pleasure out of life if you share the joys and comforts and the discomforts of your home and family equal- ly. How to convince your hus band of this is your difficult problem, for he evidently has been raised with the idea that a woman can be happy without the company of her husband You must be patient in your ef fort to bring him to your way More years give wisdom. fully obeyed of thinking. Plan attractive little changes in your home and interest him in them Also plan outings for the early even ing and holidays, when you can take the baby with you sceeeseees 13 +. ARE 20) S to 126-pound 15@ .16\% o— Hatter— Native Washington creamery, cube Native Washington creamery, brick Htorage, California, cube ‘. Storage, Call brick teee—Select Fr r Limbureer Oregon triplets Young A An Instantaneous Wrinkle Remover The average woinan is always sur prised to learn, after experimenting with all sorts of patent so-called wrinkle removers,” that the most effective remedy in the world ia a simple face wash which she can| mako herself at home in a jifty She has only to get an ounce of pure powdered Saxolite from her nearest druggist and dissolve it in nt of witch hazel shing solution te Apply for & While. The result is | ming—-marvelous, KE after] the very firat treatment the wrinkles show less plainly and the face has a able feeling lightful, and lends n one's appeara less home remedy is used nds of women to obliterate | the un@elcome traces of time Aa- | vertisoment. PIK W edding, Birthday OU CAN easily choose some suitable pres- ent for any occasion from our large stock of high-grade Jewelry. inspect our selection of Sterling Silver, Silver Plated Flat and Hollow Ware at prices less than you have been used to paying, at Diamonds Beautiful Gems—sold on our 90 per cent Cash Back Guar- means that you receive better value for your We buy them back cash. antee, than ever any time Prices $10 to $1,000 Where Quality and Moderate Prices Prevail. “If every house- wife every house- keeping day disin- fected the garbage toilet bowls, kitchen sinks, cellars, and all dark, damp places where disease germs breed, the mortality rate of take an astounding drop. cans, hold. grocers. A. MENDLESON’S SONS, 120 Broadway, New York City Established 1870 E AT FIFTH — GROTE-RA KILLS GERMS answers all the requirements of the sanitary house- It is sold by all first-class druggists and 15 cents for a large can. stitutes which may be stale and worthless. Anniversary Sheffield Plate, and Visit Watches All the better makes. It's easy to choose a watch here | and at the price you want to pay, and should pay. $2.25 to $100 Luminous dial; Military style; ; $4.50 up. Joseph Leudan Co, 1222 SECOND AVE. money ‘ my city would BLEACHES Refuse sub- Write for Booklet Factory, Albany, N.Y.