The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1917, Page 3

CHEMICALS NOT TO BE EXPORTED WHILE WAR'S ON} By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Nov 10. " American Expert Council's a of the export crud chemicals in long lst dicates more clearly than an ing else the war's tremem strain on the industrial struc ture of the world. The mere eye view of the chemical base of industry list gives a birds The shortage most important fact is the of sulphuric avid ot master substance industrial chemistry Hardly a or uses for duced without ything or transport is pro * direct or indirect man eat, wears use, But war demands it quite an much. In ure of Apons at it in de na of tone. to required in America the coming year Embargo on These Plants built to make three m tons, Hence | Here are a few of the chemicals the export of which in now forbid principal war and ino—sly made from distillation f hardwoods dissolving fluid in manufacture of explonives Ammonium alta and nitrates used as fertilizers and as base many ucts of « product cok Anhydrous necessary for making machinery ing ph very Arsenate of lead and foda— used kilt Insee All arsent searce MARY PICKFORD as the LITTLE PRINCESS “The Little Princess” is a picture that compares with “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm”—we can give no greater praise! The story concerns a girl who lived in a land of scturers absolutely ating lee and refrigerat ts scarce f By products air castles where dreams come true! a Canter _ ie plane nery—made fre STAR-LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY Wallace on the Wartieer and Wallace on the Wurlitrer and “Caught in the Draft,” our comedy, nol-« dyen First at Pike—Continnous 11 to 11 Admission 2c Children 166 The Admission Price Includes the War Tax sodium metals from ores and refuse malee—used as med as calomel, and ant eury, also gre war artridges firing primers Sodium nitrat 1 nitrt enters into hemical manu fac nitric acid ts required for nearly all explosives “DO YOUR BEST” SLOGAN URGED BY MARSHALL That the common phrase, “Do- ing Your Bit,” represents too low a standard for good cithrenship in America, was the idea set forth by View President Th K. Marshall before Prices Paid Proaacers tor Kegs, Poultry, Veal and Perk { ti of men Sunday afte | Ht) First Presbyterian ite 9) =the f . 1.80) Marshall, t 18| fy some pe exent t id@ 30] (7 Some F : pound 16@ 164 | it Will be r adea Rictatier tor” | | at the close of the war n every| Batter, Eges and Cheese tl einen itl. not io bit, but his | War Stirs Marshall that t the pathway ause it is the law itizen | whe ohaya' thru toa aw. | cern at present the ¢ Jeweler and Sliversmitn citizen of this cou 1010 Second Ave, Near Wants I a . T am hopir t th Cherries Per ib." ! “o! scr it Cha. pret cont Hacketherries Per tb 124%@ See” eens és mg Famous Cigar Advances Price chaot said control ar « which organization lac 4 therefore cou int He =m reliable sour Marshall wil 4 Monda e e in the First Presbyterian chureh ur nreice Uigar INOW OC 2. ser er U and rrow $ emt and Mra. M The high stan of quality of « d the guest the San Felice cigar will be main C ar a Coonts tained. During the past year the Hremerton ay night, after Increases in taxation, r materia ; Vice president addressed sailors at and wages have been so t that the Puget sound navy yard old it is impossible te Ban Felice ¢ Felice cigars at the ~ READY FOR SECOND Py REAL PAINLESS DENTIST MEATLESS TUESDAY ry effort will be made by the In order to Introduce o (whalebone) plate, which In the highest ent hotel, restaurant and elvic gpd strongest viate known, cor-rs very little of of the mouth, ations to make the second pie guaran n years " elent tomorre Rolf. Crown $3.00 4 misunderstanding existed among $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) $s $10 Set of Teeth $5.00 pg rietors last week, and a few Bridgework, per tooth, gold... $3 of them did not observe the meatlens White Crowns $3. in was suggested by the Gold Fillings $1.00 Up trat Silver Fillings — OG bi, (GPKOHGRDY eee Platina Fillings TRO \ ese of every place: where 2 . teed fo o ears, Have iinpression taken io the wold has pledged himself to fall in 1) work guaranteed for firyeer-zamination and advice free, tina? thin week, The Il likewtae de Work. We Stund the Shediiala ‘Weaneut watinfac Ask ‘our Altho the government has not in into ning to uur office, be ixted that the homes absolutely do tomers. e x thie ad with you away with the serving of meat on x « from ¥ to 12 for Working People this particular day, it neverthele OHIU CUT-RATE DENTISTS Seite the eame.co-operation in tbe, Dewnntta WencaeDataeman Me HOmen en UNIVERSITY sTREH? To complete the correct setting of the Thanksgiv ing table, the very newest patterns in COMMUNITY | SILVERWARE are new well as the in “ROGERS hown, ar pattern 1847" SILVER PLAT THE STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 12, 1917. PAGE 3 SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS BEGINNING TOMORROW OTTO I: ALGELT, President ROTE-RANKINC. FINE WILTON RUGS You ear that your nelections but ome here, confident will be made broadget array of pattern most care fully selected ¢ tion of Rugs Good Mugs of every type, for erately priced THE WINTER SALE OF BLANKETS AND BEDDING A sale of unusual magnitude, offering standard qualities and opportunities for saving. Colder hotels and apartment hou offerings Fine Wool 80 inches; Blankets—Size a most weather emphasizes beautiful, who 70x | | high-grade Wool Blanket with delicate pink and blue bor ders; gray or white; special, | the pair BS. cecvrense . $8. 1 5 Wool Plaid Blankets and attractive binations of pink, gray and black; special, the pair blue, $8.90 large color com- tan, Extra Large Woolnap Blankets in plain gray, special, the pair tan and white; $4.30 | the importance would Finest Ave Size and white; special, pair of thi money 64x76 inche special selling t Extra Heavy Woolnap Blankets | ; gray, tan $3.45, in extra large size. T are a $15 value; special, pair. pink, blue, Fine Wool-finished kets—Size 66x80 best value ¢ off gray he All-wool Plaid Blankets colors and tan; $11.60 Plaid inches Bla n- the a high-grade Woolnap Blanket; ga the pair... COMF ORTS | Made of clean, white, sanitary cotton batts Some | quantities are limited, so make your purchases early. Size dark x84, amsorted patterns, 82. 35 Special, each Size T2xk4 an dark s of wilke $2. 95 "$3.85 ae "$4.85 fine prices $1.40 Jey $1.25 ity. Line qual and cial, From our grades One blue and ¢ Blue and White Tile Inlaid Lino- two patterns. the square yard leum, w x au borders and beautiful flora ign enters, } emtitehed bor and-tied with ters; Gy M. , known to t ow reat High-Grade Linoleum extensive Printed and Inlaid ? LINOLEUM stock the " und =, 38.85 n, white cot 36.58 Important Special Offering of of following have specially reduced for Tuesday only Inlaid, the yard $1.05— pattern ; yleum ity the $2.20 Wild’s Inlaid, $1.69—Best quality of made 80¢ Printed Linoleum, the 63c — Five patterns Printed attractive designs. Felt Base Linoleum — A serviceable quality. square good y design. in of Linoleum yard, THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. weight; Special, S9¢ and $1.35 Inlaid, the yard 98e—Several fine, clean-cut in- laid patterns of splendid qual- the yard Inlaid America Three patterns are included. yard best in good y tee, 9 a daugh been 0 ung. About two | w tr she . married a man of 34. | ha always has lived with his par- | ha They ve n a farm of 160 at h his fath and mother are quite | thr he is He k my daughter to live| afraid t back under these i h folks. He it busi ou th she would be a" A great deal better off if she should go back to work in an office agair than to try to keep house with he Most Old People J) tustana unter auch trying clroum Are Constipated ] 4 wites srs auty is to ne ixbans aving been a o hould I © this fact ‘The wear of years impairs the rea It m be hard, but action of the bowels. As people Ff) you should refuse to enter into grow older they restrict their the matter at a and make the activity, neglect to take sufficien ing people eo thelr own exercise, and indulge a natur affairs The man, of course, disposition to take things ear should realiz hat his wife de The digestive organs becon asi “tn 7 Mion ana more sensitive to the demanc should be made upon them and rebel mor we quickly, It is of special importance t the health of elder!y people th the bowels be kept normally active. A mild, yet effective, remedy for constipation, and one that is especially suited to the needs of old folks, women and children, is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It costs only fifty cents a bottle, and should be in every family medicine chest. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr, W. 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