The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1917, Page 2

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Use BARBO semrinics Get a box of Barbo Compound at Regardless of baking powder Albu me and ue in It will pay ine your what you nee | you, free of c te as | 1/60 PER CENT ARE AT SHIP YARDS shipbuilding | gradually warming up to the point walkout Practically 60 per cont of the em- aecording to working men are being gradually placed. for build platforms for the hull men to riveters or dat work | le Construction & was Fully 2,100 men are on for your dental work teeth, charge. STAR~-TUESDAY, OCT. 23, 1917. TO WORK yards are at the some three hat prevatiod three large steel officials, are The reat of the to start them all at mostly to the | It will nee the carpenters to| bolterups were Monday in the Seat:| Dry Dock Co.'s| announced hese work this we 500 men out already le 1,000 are at Shipbuilding & ¥ fa to work in work Dry Duthie plaot Norman H. plitan theat and theatre. you to come to m 1 will exam tell you exactly and what it will cost Whep this are » | 1 | | Amertena ca | cunrantee. 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D. ‘| The Liquid Wash BARTELL DRUG CO. is not necessary and quickest drying shampoo th | by dissolving a teaspoonful of can can be obtained from| | any druggist, in a cup of hot water. strand of hair, chem) very soothing and both acalp and hair. find the scalp is freeh free from dandruff, while the hair ing a bright luster and a soft fut makes || Russtan revolution war is over, t Rus the trapped land of wea | performance as any ter of the war MACHINE There are opent ° mi | UPSsTAIns | Hy exclusive use of a ing the period The courses open Lathe Work. Bench Work. 1 Six reservations gine 30 and November iraes, May Be ent of YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIA t m Ae eg Fourth and frequentig, if it is properly cleansed the use of a really he easiest to use} t! mend to our readers f the hair and may polished for very little expense, | full cup of sh npoo liquid, enough so that {t is eaay to ead canton apply {t to all the hatr instead of} ntend t se just the top of the head. This wate “ith, tue re when rubbed into the scalp and| Br all impurities, It cooling in well as beneficial to After rinsing so created, you will clean and and evenly, develop it seem very it IN weegssors £0 achive Ca: Third & Univers'ts TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 112. ® latest stage success, Each student ag them in right away n APERTS White’s Gem Shop Seattle Favorite Comes in “Knife” jackett Norman Hackett, Seattle's popu-|Mict anywhere nearly proportior lar stock favorite in days gone by, will open Wednesday night at the | Ton. ene The re in Hackett Is well known In Seattle, his coming will be welcomed y scores of admirers. If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it, Next Advertisement PAGE 2 ‘BRITISH SHIPS AIDED RUSSIAN _ FLEET EEGAPE ny LONDON, Oct, 23.—Naval ald being lent the sorely press. ed Ru in een forces perhaps alded in the remarkable escape of the Russian Riga fleet from under the very guns of the great German fleet in Moon sound. The first intimation of British vessels in action with Russian ships was contained in the official an |nouncement from Petrograd that a Pritish submarine fired two torpedoes two German dread naughts in the Gulf of Riga, presum- ably injuring or troying one, and had sunk a transport which attack ed it The German fleet compaping 10 dreadnanghts, 10 cruivers, several score of torpedo boats, submarines trawlers and transports, pald a hieh ‘price for occupation of Moon, Dago and Ocesel islands and relzu ot mainland ground at Werder, east of Moon tsland It lost an unusual number of ships, and failed, despite its prepon | derance in guns and vessels to in te losses on the small Russian squad London expects the Germans tm mediately to have thelr troops land ed at Werder, for a drive against Hapahal, 20 miles north, the first stage of A movement for the capture al, on the Gulf of Finland. ity, a naval base, is now be nated and stripped of ev value by the ing ev Liberty |eything of military | Russians E Analysis of the War Moves : By J. W. T. Ml The first compife victory the iste have The accomplishment of this feat manship is as remarkable a naval encoun SHOP ngs for a few ach » shop has the machine dur of enroliment are Night School Shaper Work. If you want speedy help, try the D. DD. Prescription. So easy to Vel. wok areaty 00° mesa te Day School into the nealp, and the relief Lathe Work. t Try % today on our Bench Work may be made for the Automobile and Gas En opening October Hours, Rates, » Had Education Room 210 CHRISTIAN TION Madison Seattle GATEJEWELRY| Auntes ent and bury on which you for Christ A Written for The United Press eee If given proper publicity thrucut WON! Russia, it should go far toward stim has been achieved by the escape of yiating the confidence of the Rus jan fleet from ¢ians in their ability, which is now t of Rign archipelago into|the principal need of the new Slav the safe haven of the Gulf of Fin democrac The Russian fleet comprised a score of second class ships Opp « them were three times thelr number of German vessels, in eludin t squadron of super dreadnaughts. The Germans were so con their prey had been caught Moon Island that the kaiser's miralty announced availa channels of exit had been blocked by Germany warships. There is no Goubt but that all many believ 4 4 great naval disaster wa: to overtake the Russians, name fear waa felt by Mes. Yet German efficiency fatled to | meet the most essential part of the problem, Only two possible explan ations can account for the escape |of the Slav fleet. Pither the Rus- sians strategically outguessed the German naval staff, or the German |saflors, still imbued with a mutiny, Intentionally co rors that gave the Russians a clear | path into the Gulf of Finland Whatever the explanation, |victory of the Russian fleet munt |have ao disintegrating effect upon | Gormes naval morale, 5 gre ab for the | Born Italian, Wedded jto Slav, Mme. Gluck Is Proud She’s American Alma Gluck is entirely a woman She knits. Besides her knitting, Mme Gluck, or Mra. Zimbalist, has a strong liking for song and national simple folk the nelodies She says that sincerity will make any music good | That ts the reason she thinks “Dixte” is a good song “The words of ‘Dixie’ are sim | ple,” she sald, “and I think the |song does not lack in dignity. It | is about America, and therefore the | Americans will sing it with enthus |iasm just as the French will sing | the ‘Marsellaise | Mme, Gluck, altho she was born }an Italian and married a Russian, says she {s an American and shall always be one to like her. The fact that the house has been practically old for | her engagement in Seattle was a great pleasure to hor She {s accompanied by Miss El eanor Schieb, accompan Sig. Salvatore di Stefano [AMERICAN TROOPS LONG FOR U. S. NEWS American troops in pining for word from town This information has received by Harry 8 American Bank building King urges that subscriptions for newspapers for three to six months, or even for a longer period, be sent to a soldier direct. If this is impos- jaible, the newspaper should be sent |to the American postoffice in France. France the are just King, een 410 Officers’ cooks and stewards are needed in unlimited numbers in the | United States army | Instructions to recruit as many of | this class as possible were received }at headquarters, on the second | floor of the Seattle National Bank building, Tuesday, HONOR REV. SHAYLER Abont 250 banqueters attended the feast in honor of the 20th anniver sary of the ordination of Rey, rn Jest Vincent Shayler to the Episco }palfan ministry, Monday [EVEN MATTRESS GONE | Thieves stole everything, from | mattresses to dishes, from the sum- ner home of Clyde Rose, at Faunt- leroy cove, according to his report to the police When Dr. J. A. Ghent, four-min ute man, returned to h auto, aft er making a speech at the Class A theatre, bh found some one had stolen his surgical kit, Tuesday Russia's al) of| Seattle housewives are urged to ~| gather t 4 1" She likes people and wants them | home | NEED LOTS OF COOKS HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY Your Dentist WHO IS HE? The most skilled dentist who is dishonest is about on a par with the den- tist who is unquestionably honest but unskilled—in either case you fail to re- ceive skillful, durable, well planned and executed’ work. Honesty and skill are inseparable if you actually obtain the best work known to the dental profes- sion, and that’s exactly what you get when you become a patient of mine. If you are contemplating changing Dentists, or have none, I extend to you # cordial invite I know how, and am {nsistent on the very best work being done for each patient, and Fels the bestthat's what T tmeancthere ts | 10m t0 become a patient of mine—I guarantes Ke ob none better. I give to each one the best pos- | that you will be well pleased in every respect, nible. PYORRHEA SKILLFULLY TREATED . and in a heroic, scientific and effective man- I undertake no case that I cannot treat My work as a Dentist has stood the test of arly 20 years, work done back in 1888-1890 and Is good today, that is an evidence of skill ner. and honesty as well. It requires more than the ” mn simple word of « Dentist. He must do the real | *U°cesstully. work, GOLD AND PORCELAIN CROWN AND I study carefully the caso of each patient who comes to me for my diagnosis I plan the work, not to see how many dollars I can charge, but to determine how the work should be done to render the greatest service and afford the most lasting benefit and com fort to my patients. In the practice of Dentist ry I have a‘greater object than merely making money 1 don’t want your money if I cannot render to a real and lasting service, and when I do a work I charge you feo that in little more than the cheapest Defitiets charge. But I give you a class of work that only the very best Dentists in private practice do, and for which they get enormous fees. ALL WORK PAINLESS AND FULLY GUARANTEED DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) 505-512 EITEL BUILDING N. W. Cor. Second and Pike—Swift’s Drug Store Corner. Open Evenings and Sundays. BRIDGE WORK Steele Removable and Goalie Porcelain Teeth and Bridgework—the very best to be had, done in my offices, 22-KARAT GOLD REMOVABLE BRIDGE WORK GOLD PLATES $75 TO $250 $25 GENUINE TRUBYTE PLATES $15 NOVOCAIN used in filling teeth and in re moving live nerves. Teeth Extracted without pain. Phone Elliott 2026. ! OLD LINEN CAN BE | OF RED CROSS HELP, Seattle women are converting old | bedapreate and other discarded lin-) jena into Red Cross supplies. | ther all of their discard ed bits inen and sterilize it. It can be turned into usefal articles for the front M. T. Stevens, sanitary engineer for the efty of Seattle, says formal dehyde, chloride of lime and plenty of hot water make excelle eril teers. Are Women Naturally Despondent? While there are women who seom always despondent and de pressed and exp ing misfortune, that is not woman's natural condi- tion. Such unfortunates suffer from {ll health. An abnormal condition of the system expresses itself in nervousne sleeplessness, back- aches, headaches and desapondency. If all ailing women would make faithful « of that grand remedy for woman's ills, Lydia FE. Pink ham's Vegetable “mapound, there would be little occasion to ask if deapondency is natural to women TRY MAGNESIA FOR | _ STOMAC Fall Fashions Those women who appreciate Smart Gowns will be delighted with our splendid showing of handsome Dresses in Serges, Georgettes, Crepes de Chive and other favored materials, clever in design and dis- played in all the wanted shades. | PARTY DRESSES — New, proved models in Taffetas and Nets, including fine embroideries and graceful draped effects. Cali and see them. wot ap H TROUBLE OUR SHOWING FALL COATS is complete from the utility OF ‘i 4 oven. | Re garments in attractive wool- lelding you are.e ahreat i ee pt ens to the fine plush and fur. lsust try the effect of a litt eur trimmed models, esia—not the ordina carbonate, citrate. but the pure bi which 2 can ally any drug lered or tablet form. | ontul of the powder | tablets, with al edt mime milk, magnesia from pract either Bi Take @ teasp or two compressed little water, after your next meal, | jand see What a ‘difference * jmakes, It will instantly a oxide CREDIT Plan 1s available to you without delay, ~ It proves the most con- venient way of mak |the dangerous, harmful a omach, which now cause food to r ny wind, fl e, heartburn a the bloated or heavy, lumpy fell that seems to follow most every thing you eat You will f ke a little ediately aft yth ianger of pain or ean ing needed purchases, follow, and moreover, my ao and payments are a sia cannot injure the stoma Hond ranged to su mptoms of acid indigestion. DOPOOS4-0-0040966656000008 OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH HowTo GotRelief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. Loraaa.ooereooerroodoes Count fifty! Your cold in head or} catarrh disappears, Your ¢ nostrils will open, the air passa of your head will clear and you ¢ breathe freely, No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dry-| REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which and strongest plate kuown, covers very little of the Toot of the ene you can bite corn off the vob voranteed fifteen yea: Gold Crown .. $15 Set of Teeth Twhaiebone oe $10 Set of Teeth... fe Bridgework, per tooth, gol 2 te the highest ness or headache; no struggling | White Crowns for breath at night Gold Fillings Get a small bottle of Ely's Silver Fillings Cream Balm from your druggist Platina Fillings and apply a little of this fragrant cont iets guaranteed for fifteen years. Have impresat. vntiseptic cream in your nostrils.| morning and get teeth same day. Kxamination and advice treete? 12 the It penetrates through every air Call and Seo Samples of Our Plate v We st pass of the head, soothing and | Test of The, of our present patrol om a by ane e ee ae < Hemed |euatomers. Whee work is still giving wood aatistaction. “Ask gut early nealing the swollen or inflamed | tomers who have tested our work. When coming to our offig elf cus: mucous membrane, giving you In-|you are in the right place. Bring this ad with you is be sure stant relief, Head colds and ¢ Open Sundays from @ te 12 for Working Pe: tarrh yield like magic. Don't sta stuffed up and miserable, Relief 1s OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS nuke [Sor UNIQWERSITY sTREDT Opposite Fraser-Patersog Co