The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1917, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, NOY. 13, 1917. PAGE 3 fn FROM CHICAGO gem eT GET RELEASE 4 “TOSAN ANTONE [rap maT can? Lewis| = OROTE, RANKING? Ry United Press Leased Wire J Pra Staff Correspondent DALLAS, Tex, Nov, I ] dl Ts Nov Lieut, John M. Foote, to the S8th nero squadron, and oe was H.W. Blakley, civitia Xs z d anh the LW. F. Engin \ ti a Momday New York, were ¢ : a Koseris, of today for Ban An | J ‘ pot Brigade, a se ing one of the | { 5 Trade your | | country Nights—Ohk Antonlo—ever — attempted pss Amerie 4 as part f reached Dattaa| | / ‘ per . terete payment sterday, having made the “A ‘ : Siog . i oe = on a m Chicago tn hours ana} 5 , eo me a see) exemption on the ground of having } ¢ - Monarch , | dependent wife . Ly after noon tn ; orm, and made a dir flight to St, Louta,| where they spent the night. wee fay afternoon they took, to commanding the Depot brigade, to oan " t and rain, and appear in court and defend the ac soaring to a height of §,000 feet,| a | Perhaps the reason May Irwin, famous comedienne, likes to milk J Advocat Maj, Stre night }no well in the fact that you can sit down to it. There is too much| peared ~ the ys Peers vga Punlseeid <hebwatied tite radian jof May for her to find a standing posture very comfgrtable How Inorg : ma me ogg aevisemen devartue tha laut tan of the dourna er, in all fairness to Miss Irwin, it must be admitted that she milked|JudKe Cushman, aiieain i J _ALL WEEK °°"); nigh ag IFNy | Sophie, world champion cow, at the National Dairy Show at Colum-| | It Is held by military lawyers tt nbd a AA ROWE: Thad ne the operation gave her a good chance to reat her| the draft, law excludes the poww le :| Monight, Zotarntne to Gat feen, om ause Sophie is one of her closest friends. The com-|!tY Of recourme to gf tg i 4 | med Mrs. Kurt Eisler in private life, is one of the ntry’s cage orrow 7 The case probably Weare simply out for a Joy li leading breeders of fancy cattle, She offered $50,000 for § umes and had her offer been acer would have left the stage and set’ Better hurry if you want fff i: usc escensee ise, 4 eee en ter lh Sie ever —— GERMAN AGENTS TRY the cold we love we wou LY ; to make your bow to the around more than once tmtreen “= DOCKS CROWDED; What Billy Sunday Says TO BURN UP SPRUCE More Than 14,000 3,000 WOMEN VISIT LEWIS} with a view toward checking the that every disease can be cured by ee - . Oregon epruce ts, to oripple HOSTESS HOUSE , | fretaht congestion ¢ ttle docks, |Aome weed If wo can only discover | America’ aircraft. plans Be Cooked on CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov, 1 ] it. There t# not an allment that God Phree a plication for mba: aguins This today was the firm belief or} sure easy to look at! Caner LENIN come, Nov. 28 [Ch appcaon or roaren tint |, ter nna an alten that Godlee wan the fm Delt j the new hostess Y. W. fecelving freight for port unless! that will cure that ailment fire fiat Aland pied rire jC. A. on the day o ning.) steamer space and license are first) The choice medicinal herbs which | blase f rh et " wan ¢ ALLACE ELODIES pbout OF ‘tables were cared Sor 9! exhintied ts the 2 ‘ a» | Will cure women’s ailments were di | eround the roots of the nursery, and ail day long the announced at the the car | Covered more than forty years 460.|/namage to spruce f v URLITZER TERS smoking rooms and the big Fecel¥-|servies comminaion, national defense |nd have been doing their benef! | way comparatively light, 4 ae pines hago ma meet division, which met Monday in the | Cent work for half a century. Lydia) vigorous fire fighting 5 « nate friends wae fillet Jackson e#t. statio: F Pinkham combined, them tn on . ante The Star-Liberty Weekly—and | o bling venient for n her amo un Vege an _— | ara of export freight arrtving in t form in b tt Caught in the Draft SST BUSY aK WU Te Seattle last week totaled 2,047 table Compound, which ‘oe SOVANUAVUNUYUETUNNNNANUSUIOEHOUOUONNOUUNNED (tS n oea e Today’s Marke 1 : . oday s arket |compared with 1.916 the week before, found In the drug stores ie ev = Hy » Me a Sa age th 14,000 R Officials announce the freight shede|@ry ailing woman may conveniently Cynthia G | 3y buying Monarch Ranges more than eport jare filled get it at small coct. It does the y' la rey’ 8 housewives in Seattle have discovered that it is TRUE and it will be necessary a 4 s00n to pile freight on the ground, | work! ECONOMY to use a Monarch in preference to any 6 Rae Voaetanion "and han "his LI } | I | other range. FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS U1 TO 11 Meare —Orean nnenn | arch Malate Range in EVERY HOME ts : Dear Mise Gre : v | because the people have not investigated the te re ae oe - Monarch’s merits. ean aly eniig' The Monarch Malleable Ranges have all the good a ee ee features of other ranges and several exclusive fea- It sr neficial t tures not found in other ranges. BUY A MONARCH FOR THANKSGIVING—it will be a paying invest- ment for many years to come. Judge Cushman granted a show! cause order, citing Maj. Gen. Henry Greene, commandant of the camp, and Brig. Gen. J, A, Irons irove their machine thro to Musko- gee, Okla, where they rested for the They expect to atay in Ban An ADMISSION 20¢ ——— CHILDREN 10¢ The Admission Price Yakima, per It Includes War Tax 735 Overcoats and Suits PPR onest Dentistry rite a we kEs| Sale Wednesday! Brae os Per a lease Ae for Ce | 0 ny Sal 5 and dm su was nothing |anything then iis * »| Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium a recovmn @1czcath....| cnenen setae it is If th i ¢ in ustice"| Dear Miss Grey: I just want to : to take care of them and Makes Great Clothing Purchase. Grabs Wonderful would tx: r rop a few lines in re ne who | ou and not wait until the a einehe. wheal " a wo e 2 ditch is in sight Sample Suit Stock and Will Throw It All on Sale) fini our. t« von | , 2 pe f your neighbor would commit Wednesday Morning. |not to feed ¢ . amp | friends al _ the |murder, would you want weet oy at Honest Prices oe ; and Larsen-Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, orecig = Sls Gays math soled NEE SIGNENS |G to all of Us to begin. Fight now Lewin, or ar | front, a& so many us have, seer . a ment to feed our allies, #0] she would only be too glad to try to| just the same as killing our Men’s Sample Suits and thie m “ a “ t to the best of her ability. | if we don’t Hooverize, buy Lise thi " ) ve nigned the U.S. Food Admin. | bonds and do everything else in our Overcoats—gray, brown and paige 1] istration bi < ng to live power to help win this war. blue patterns—worth to $18, ro t up . ar i e ar So, “A Believer in Justice,” wake go for $6.85. Men's Sample) S20 008 otee ae 9 loge ty pase i fon pee Haniel "Teter oft, ae an 7 | Suits and Overcoats, beauti- | co:sory 1! and have plenty and ail that feel as you do are cer fully tailored — worth he * T . © Mr. Millionaire having just (tainly helping to put a trump ecard 22.50, go at $9.85. We're r auch more sugar, butter, etc. If|into the kaiser’s hands selling these Samples CHEAP" matt “ : dl A | br mer one but they are not “cheap ; afer oe ePeeroings) People in Need of Dental Work |< : suits.” They're samples—one 01 wtficiont “enlightenment upon AlL-Orain Chep = of a kind—but all si in-| the subject \ HOUSEWIE. Chick Feed sizes THE BEST Dental work known to DENTISTRY mg seseee Men's finest Suits and)" THE BEST prices known to DENTISTR Shorts as Overcoats, beautifully tail- 5 THE sesT Dental Materials knows to Ds STSTRY. Renee oo Copand Garey 5 ored, including the celebrated Painless Method nown to D! STRY. ‘orn boone ro B : ary THE BEST GUARANTEE known to DENTISTRY Sen ee Saeed 2 or raat and pou Pure ‘This is what we give our patients, and this is why our practice JB Corn Feed Mest | OS) SAUEICS, FOFEIEr . prices thence to $30.00, cut Wednesday in increases year after year. Cocom . . I an Sal $11.85 ‘alfa Mt . Sq S Da SIL.S85. Our Guarantee for 15 Years is absolutely binding; there are no fh dvine an - H. M. ROGERS Sample Suit Sale to $11.85 “ifs” and “ands” about it. Should any work not give the service Jf| Clam shells oe The Peopie’s Friend, Who Starties Hundreds of late, stylish we pledge it to give, we will let you be the judge of what is a hg ** Seattle With Rock-Bottom Suits and Overcoats in this satisfactory settlement. . ae Sala Polete lot. Examination and Consultation Free. . on Fes. I UNION STORE—UNION HOURS F Prices Pald Profucere for Wednesday we'll throw an Poultry, Veal and Pork jentire Sample Suit Stock on sale, and if you are in need of ALBAN y DEN [ IS I S z. “iin San Overcoat or Suit come in and give these the once-over— et puceses they're priced to sell in a hurry—and by Wednesday night Peoples Bank Building, Second Ave. and Pike St. " ‘ we don’t want a one left. a to std tive halk tree fortable room—the best Walkover Shoes $1.98 32°22 £ bee OFFICERS’ TRAINING | be 4 a grad oe Oh i | MEN'S WALK.OVER and SAM BOYS’ WET WEATHER SCHOOL, “wheats ae a eg ae | consumed only when his CAMP OPENS JAN 5 © atonn 4 national arm Natl ° a by ri SHOES, BROKEN LINES, sHors, A SOLID LEATHER, of seattle » in , i e sta © Janu ccording to| Stor nt WORTH $4.00, GO AT $1.98. GO AT $1.95. GIRLS’ ity . heatisneeded—no waste. Btaff Correspondent | an t nac yesterday, |. # ‘ e Men's Fim ple Dress She : b ia habe ‘Sadie CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov. 13.| Those who succeed examina ; Hee worth to $5.00, go at 82.48. Ruy SHOPS, $1.68, . Caplevee ih Seon”, OMe In N i STANDARD OIL —The off: - np where| tions will be ypointments as two pairs for the price of one. Ladies’ Comfort Red Cross Shoes, |)... . outaider when all By COMPANY flected me " clasamen | officers as nek cu i ase ehest n'a Finest Sample Shoes, worth \ " 4 n » > par : i t € ng their bit to he (cavironmia) » tea - - ¥ ore . co at $3.48 a pair 6 rapa Shoes, black kid) ;,, this great conflict for liberty Men's Heavy Work Shoes, for vamp with fw and freedom. this wet weather, worth to $6.00, go top, 12, 14 a N) Quoting «= thes writer's phrase. at $2.85. sizes; worth to $10.00, go at 82.98. ejjoping our boys will soon turn Breakfast ina warmcom- The Final Wind-up of our Great Shoe Sale starts Wednesday, Never the tide in favor of freedom, oi again will high-grade Shoes, % rms, Red Cross,| We were all as selfish and narrow ete, be offered for so little money 5 ck. Every article {8 our views, our | not great $30,000 stock has been marked down to lowest rock-bottom th supported by the good pec of ote the following United States, and if not éup. te 4, eae Pr ges a4 CLARE, |= oo ete Ol, Te Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the ub, | do not wait “until the last ditet e for calomel, act gently on the hoves in. sight,” before lending a ee on positively dd the werk, The BRADFORD CLOTHES | derwear, worth to $2.50, goes at hoiping hand People afflicted with bad breath fim? SHOP, at Fourth and Pike, just SO¢) Men's Flannel Shirts, worth) Not hiding behind a nom de “ quick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive closed down and Rogers grabbed all to 0, Men's $1.50) plume, [ sign myself. Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated their Arrow Collars. They are on Un s MISS M. BE. BOYINGTON tablets are taken for bad breath by gale tomorrow at 2 for 15¢. A large lot of Men's Overalls go now them. ‘i at 49¢; Men's Punts that sold to $8) Dear Miss Grey: After reading a all who know ‘Chive Tableteact gently Hundreds of | MEN'S HIGH at D8¢; Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00, letter that was published in your col but firmly on the bowels and liver, GRADE SHIRTS that sold to $2.00, Dress Shirts, Black Bear umns the other evening. and being a ont enaure that secloian, stimulating them to natural action, £9 on sale Wednesday at BB¢- Work Gloves, Union-made| signet of the Hoover Pledge, I clearing the blood and gently purifying hey're the surplus stock of one of , Logger Shoes and) would like to say a few words the entire system. They do that whic wattle’s largest stores. Slicker 5 ') I wonder if the person who wrote H dangerous calomel does without any, Wednesday I sell MEN'S 50¢ for Man's Dress or Work wear in-| that letter hy ever read one of €a it wi ot the bad after effects. PRES USPENDERS at) cluded in this sale and going at these these card tainly she hasn't or All the benefits of nasty, sickening, kerchiefs at 4¢) rock-botte she wouldn't write as she did. It griping cathartics are derived from Men's W 12¢. Men's And reme rs gives what | doesn't ask the housewife to do such Dr. Edwards’ Olive ane Pgh pg Cotton Sox 's Wool Un-| he advertise people know 1 thing as she mentioned, I have Tn a eeavered the If you want to save—be here with the crowds Wednesday. § te hina a hone wanted’ We was 0 all ow hal 1e nion ell is ing sharp. Shop Barly.” formula after seventeen years of prac- starts W day rn i ) ave a meatless Gay in the -weel i charge less ir asa work a any othe Yent! = t t, ol Ointmentissoneare tice among patients afilicted with are a UNION STORE —we cater to th t |but that isn't enough to hurt any charg ine for tie atc tage averse, tien + . 6 Debsiate tae bowel and liver complaint, with the _jyoK rOR THE BIG UNION STORE . RED FRONT—|family, The millionaires are the less extracting and forces y e doacereig ies : attendant bad breath, nes who started this campaign, and efit of thone Who ar ing the day, we keep ing times, is almost sure eld esine a tra ok, evenings, m. to Lp. m. Sundays 4 eee 1, . 4} 7 \ Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are pure- 11 think, i¢ “oO Who Belleves ment. Usually the discomfort s oe near: t n KR ly a vegetable compound mixed wid | thi a tt would Go @ little mare LADY ATTE . Beginswith the first ar tion, andthe distressing nt an clive oil; you will know them by theie Scaiitie bate dante ihe ahh » more effective if aided by Kesinol Soap. night for a week and note the effect. Opposite the F » Market | ice people are living up to it ‘ : oo So ncaa facies: St Z We and 25¢ per box. All i ae | 15 08- 1510 FIRST AVE. Just North of Pike Street!” yo sae, the todebe cat annie, eae Bees aoe OVER OWL DRUG STORE. —_—_——_— -————- —_—-—_-—— hat itching whict ke awake a