The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 9

AMERICAN Says a Soldier Y. M.C. “The body CARES!” wavy “Over There,” A. Dugout: LAST EVIDENCE AMERICAN of the that any- $39,000,000 IS NEEDED You Will Want to Help The Young Men’s Christian Association has pledged its service to the Government to help “Keep the Home Fires Burn- ig” in the hearts of our Soldier Boys. 014 First Ave WALKIN ! SPECIAL on this Columbia Columbia Grafonolas give graduation of tone. bullt on the right princip This feature, together with available, give you all the The large, smooth running m sures one of perfec production truly describes it. Wherever American troops gather — and among the soldiers of our European allies—the RED TRIANGLE of the Y. M. C. A. goes to help safeguard the home ideals. 500 Huts have been built, many more must be built—warm, cheerful centers of friendli- ness where the soldiers find pleasant, whole- some social recreation, hard, cold camp life. and relief from the The cost of carrying on the work is tre- mendous—but the cause is tremendously im- portant. You Can Help—You Want to Help Be Prepared to Contribute When Called Upon by Committee Men ee NATIONAL WAR WORK COUNCIL YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CAMPAIGN WEEK—NOVEMBER 11-19, 1917 anu VY wavy sle Dept Store | Gerine at ja few cents, your hand and rub sealp with the morning most, !f not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared Two or three applications will de stroy every bit of scalp itching and falling hatr, $25,000,000 STEEL PLANT HERE S00 Bart 1. Thane, general manager | of the Gastineau | Thane, Alaska, {s In Seattle com- pleting arrangements for the con struction of a $26,000,000 steel mill |) To Remove Dandruff Get a small any bottle of Dan- | JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Nov drug store for! 9 Frank Hill, 38, of Greenville pour a little into’ Ky, employed here for the past Mining well into the finger dandruff; in this city. Thane [seer the leted by that time, Co. of | *tablishing a large plant. devoted work. Much tured will be used for ship dlaten entirely to month as guard at the maater’s depot, taining a large quantity of dinense. tips, By line to cure a akin Stop | lighted a cigaret and blazed up, ‘human torch. THIS FINE INSTRUMENT With 20 Selections TONE CONTROL you. every tone control 1 of controllin “Columbia-tone” healelhng Modine FAs Third Peters TERMS with Records A Month Your opportunity is here. Weekly This fine instrument—one of the best—a Columbia Grafonola—is within your reach—on unusually low, This Grafonola, as eas convenient terms. shown in the picture, with twenty selections of your own choos- ing, delivered to your home for $10.00 a month or $2.50 weekly. ct regularity and evenness of tone is the only word that FINISHED In Oak, Walnut or Mahogany Columbias 815.00 to $350, terma, on ensy ~ Our Credit ; i enables you to own a Grafonola at once No additional charges on our term plan of selling. says that the plant wil! hegin production within 18 months mill will not be com owing to the extremely slow ‘work required tn The output of the plant will be government of the steel manufac Soldier Makes Himself a Blazing Torch quarter used a mixture, con After | | putting on his underclothing he NO SOLDIER WHO ISN'T FIT WILL - GOTO FRANCE "reas Leased Wire » Nov, 9.—The most TACOM rigid medical examination ever given an army ix that to whieh the Mist division at Camp Lowts will be subjected within the next ten di wrding to medical offle today While all the * been thoroly examined ‘eady, they will scain be brought before the mminsons, tn anies, a tans will plek who they thin examinations or predixposition to tions and the tiers’ feet par the attention exam Even the disposition of the tn dividual will be taken Into account If any “_ r is found to har boring a tracted of unreason J Able grouc i if he is mubject to } fit» of temper, or is more than jnormally stupid, he will be sent to the psychiatric department for | observation, The tuberculosis commission will inspect every man, Including offi cers, In camp, and any latent case ; that may be discovered will be teo- | lated In short, no American soldier may go to France for active duty and physically sound in every par | ticular, COLOGNE GAZETTE DISTRUSTS RUSSIANS AMSTERAM, Nov. 9—"It ts beat for the Germans not to have too great hopes of the latest Russtan development.” the Cologne Gasette cautioned today, according to dis- patches from Germany recetved here. “The Rugsians are erratic,” the editorial declared. “Lenine’s appeal may have | influence, however.” COAL PRICE GOES Offictal notice of an advance of 45 cents on all bituminous coal mined in Washington has been re- cetved by State Fuel Administrator David Whiteon The advance ds pending such changes in the price of coal a» may be fixed by the president, following the hearing to be held November 12 in the County-City building, when the state fuel administrator will de- cide whether or not an Inerease ts justifiable in the war unless he is mentally! 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Two Hundred Coats to Choose From ~—when the display and sale opened this morning—there will be plenty to choose from tomorrow. —Five splendid lots— $29.50, $38.00, $37.50 $45.00, $49.50 —In each lot the season’s smart styles—the favored materials and the correct colorings. —Every regular size shown in abund- QNCC. —Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. Women's Union Suits Special on Saturday INE, comfortable, serviceable, medium weight Te ray mercerized Union Suits for women—144 Suits for Saturday selling at this special price. —Dutech neck, elbow sleeves, and low neck, sleeveless; ankle length. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. Special price—Saturday $2.89 Women's Cotton Union Swits $1.50 —Good, firm, dependable Cotton Union Suits, Fall and Winter weight. Low neck, sleeveless, hemstitched band top. Sizes 4, 5 and 6.............. $1.50 ~—Wreser-Paterson Co, First Floor. 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