The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1917, Page 2

TAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1917. NO CHANGES AS | YET IN POLIC Ss PAGE 2 INot Always Safe to Change One’s Face, Says Actor’! T- 54 years service to the 2 homefurhtishe select holiday gifts now OFFENSIVE OF GERMANS SURE TO FAIL, CLAIM E 1 BY dW. T, MASON this # ' t! ' Written for the United Press “ t 1 time t t pay next , NEW YORK, Dx Any oft IM year by the Germa t Awke ' me. , ve at eu bie char ar pe laeiactions Y n w“ th Oi ' w f NOW and i . playtr eter’ per REDIT 18 - ‘ & Mitte ea month tion He de ety A MERE HAND tan és | wot afte . t no| PRAC- : eee matter what the nature SunOS me One oct Lif there easiest Dore Whe nt During the t Verdun (cur ‘THIS OUT) Charles Withers jority | ye | not p a i. na te tomorrow this coors es 4 1's all very well to be an ex ing viger and to the present] Bert in changing your appear Srp eg | very flower of the kai empire | . a yes nse 9 wilt get “Tete.” the Performing The ent gic of the operations tn | ‘Wilkere pure the cas D.C. Hibbard, 58, 107 Fifth Clown,” an pletared bere. A Mander y . . role in the ve., found in his room) ‘Thursda cute little clown performing or t ; - “Kor Pity's S ‘ edt on hortsomtal bars. Neatly fin- ; , Oe of 70 on the ta ening ished im colors, Im eur MAIN tage. fe te enty 20. COUPON, FLOOR TOY STORE. (No matt Chances Are stim Ren aes Sp orders.) | W ‘a! VICTROLA i & $57.50 a ee, A TST OIOES. hog mr the Germans to develop an offensive |! A VICTROLA IS AN IDEAL GIFT! our Victor Talking Machine Department is jin the West, therefore, we be ladd to their own slaughter At the eame time. if the offen were a failure, it would have a | depressing effect upen | monic The Germans are now sid great ure German © manager ¢ ine the Jit | feature of this) Snappy English Walking Shoe in black calf; welted BS saying the |» store, and we extend =) |war has entered the stage where Jouble soles; solid leather || » visit an morale will w ‘ ° | favorites} nothing AUDIENCE LIKES throughout; $ 5 | a per pair 3.9 | Sizes 6 to 11; widths B, C, D and FE. [a MET PLAY wood's play silk umbrellas: special for Friday and Saturday— en he thinks hin wife is BOSTON Sample Shoe Shop Second Floor Fitel Bidz. Stockridgr, who was here | same production. a year] back in the leading rola. Ld} outer held down the feminine honors of the play ‘SORRENTO QUINTET | IS HIT AT THE HIP | Quintet in the feat heads £ ow at the P ive of these #ingers li When the mo ie him, Te the m | Whiek prev en, from “The Land| ' net on are good dan Glasses on Earth Examination Free colored sitk umbr peqular price, $5.50 yr for home knitting or jas wday a custom ¢ the beat ma: If your eyes are weak | unty $a ur . . tured: Ry Mad pire toi ae | senich ia preecribed by state ia ne court in Washington, D. C. F dinal, garnet, navy “are tb 0 RENCE UPsrams | jerntood that a thoro inve ahve 5 nd eo suffered purple, emerald and on we fie feretocd that a ¢ 8 | effects from his Mness. Kreen, as well as $14,000 SENT TO bape ee wide: sperial the week tinue to pour tn, complete 1 in the near future. the members hope to fuals, and firme ore all sae Mave ina The best, cleanest and lowest priced coal on the market—and is all coal. No clinkers, low in ash. For your price see new government listing. WASHINGTON BOYS HOME FOR HOLIDAY zone indred friends o on 40" members of the I CONTINENTAL FUEL The Marcum hanee cotek wallonad ie dtieatowe co. Oariswanr James R. Hayden, Mgr. Phone Elliott 1400 1207 Utah St. Seattle Optical Co. 917 First Avenue Near Madison Street ESTABLISHED 1906 High water wash on the 1 in the Snoqualmir bridge Falls ro: During th @ay, Miss tw work for Sas 15, working on the she) Mrs. Mary 4. Huson, a pioneer of that Washington, died Thursday at her per month forihome, 418 KE. 72nd at > ghe was to receiv ——— “ost” Anny & Navy Store lined 1209 First Ave. Sheepskin Slippers $1.05 $9.75 Seattle Useful Articles for the Boys at War ix the demand, and are Applicable as Holiday Presents Rain-Proof Coats Drab Wrintlet » Mirrors $1.8 (6 Bhe Handkerchiefs Khaki Black Ties 85.00 84.00 nd $4.85 Experienced Meat Cutters and Dunnage 2 “s.25 Saleswomen. Those with pre- 2. Sunes sg OOO eee ee gag! ia. ga80 vious experience in Delicatessen, vuilds business personality in nO to BatoR | PCS ippern site fl students from the first. That's why they are in de- us B40 $7.00 Butter, Eggs, Cheese or Poultry * - Blankets, 1 th Gloves, Und Khaki Shirts, * preferred. Apply Headquarters, mand. et Rhvaks ‘Seonners, Ge. ales 6 laeee tide of akeae j M ’ a Shorthand Civil Service Gifts made from U. 8. War Implements. aster Butchers’ Association, Bookkeeping 4 e i m “4 Advanced Gra > WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION 924 Alaska building. Office North Tae PHONE MAIN 4619 orthwestern | open 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Ricothand Reporting School Arcade Bldg 8 I Wd LL RAY MW TO SAVE YOU, PAIN we had the foresight at the outbreak of the war to make heavy purchases of NOVOCAIN. Novocain, which is indispensable to the successful practice of Painless Den- tistry, is not a derivative of opium. It is a pharmaceutical preparation produced in Germany. And while certain more or less successful attempts to duplicate the original product have been made in this and other countries, the German product thus far remains unequalled. We have it, and in quantities suffi- cient to last us for many more months to come, thus assuring to our patrons the same perfection of Painless Dentistry that has made us the local leaders of our profession. We specialize in PAINLESS DENTISTRY of the HIGHEST GRADE and at the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE. Do not allow the fear of pain to dever you from coming to have your dental needs attended to, for we positively guarantee to perform all extrac- tions and other dental operations with the absolute minimum of pain, and to give you the very most in skill, service and material for the very least money. All of our statements, whether advertised or spoken, are guaranteed by our well establishad reputation and are reinforced by the fact that we issue to every patient re of guarantee covering all work done, and which is signed by both Dr. L. R. Clark, and by the LICENSED Graduate Dent Surgeon who does the work. DK L. R. CLARK All persons are cordially invited to avail themselves of our offer to make examinations, and to give estimates of cost and advice FREE OF CHARGE. Those who accept our invitation will in no wise be a to patronize us. This offer is made in good faith, and is prompted solely by the desire to have the public become acquainted with our offices and our methods Dr. Clark, who as owner and manager is the responsible head of this es- tablishment, makes all examinations personally. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Lady Attendants on Duty at All Times. 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Corner Third and Union. Diagonally across from the postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. {n every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS URY SECRETIVE Li Golden Rute Dept Store IN ITS WORK “ than to may the work was representatives of the are Jroom tn which the jury ts meeting, tn | the county-city ballding. NDIN WILL GET HERE FOR HOLIDAY utor Lundiz held in @ detention t < pallpox, he had left the be In Seattle be Other rogressing. sting Prosec wh o has been one. joe whe Women It is known nepected the Lundin was en route home, follow &n appearance before the federal being made of th 3M, a baker, was on complaint of rg, 504 Brandon coat from her Fred Pelagalli, WALKIN A NEW Telephone Directory —FOR— SEATTLE INCLUDING KING COUNTY Will Go to Press December 15th Please arrange for any change you may desire in pres- ent listings or advertising as soon as possible, and not later than December 15th. 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