The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1917, Page 2

54 years service to the homefu Eaale of heaters -ANY WANTED STYLE OR PRICE HEATER IS HERE FOR YOU! the BELL EMPRESS for wood: the PRIDE EMPRESS for wood: special— $9.95 regular price 811.50 —has cast opening price it sale price add a heater toy rad! peater to your account! without first payment! the FAIRY EMPRESS for coal and w:od: — spcial— the DERBY EMPRESS for coal and wood: special— —your old stove, range or heater taken as part payment on the purchase of anew EMPRESS MALLEABLE range or heater! 102 to 111 8. Rleventh #1 Tacoma. |Police Sergeant on WOMAN SPY LED POLICE NAB ANGELOS Angelos Kausia taurant man, was arre i by the po jreek res 3160 Fourth Sturn pos occupation, is ness. ——-o»: ure & Cold in ieee, Te Cr pay LAXATIVE BROMO By TNE ta niete. Ss tefund money if It falls to cure. |, Grove’s signature is on each box. 3. Job With an Alarm Clock; Wonder Why PRESS-PUBLIC-PULPIT IN* PERROTT AccoRD On the V Greatent TURN TO THE RIGHT! The Comedy That Will Live Forever n thin pi n the t mission. ‘The al Haig rive by Field Mare! SCHULENBERG IN _FRAITOR WORK ased Wire >, Dee é ed by Wilhetm heat agents secret serv direct ts of Frana Schulen 1 by the fed rding to nounce edentiale f the t that) partial ning in San Wher an exar nelzed on he waa arrested the woman, wh © known to the chulenberg’s the summer of 1914 She first be ment movementa from until he was arrested. gan her direct came to inco or other € Secret nervy her tn all necking She Furnished Money STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1917. Tommies. But the at f America. Vor these run “pill Bex” behind ow behind the Britieh 1 SPOT LIGHTS BY MEL. 0. DRAMA MARRIAGE AT GAIETY Things wore happening at Galety Christmas that War ne © Armetr girls married Heffing Pere ar matines. party then urned where a r Well-known plano player eee NEW YEAR'S HONKY TONK of the Orpher work! Manager Levy, theatre, has been n the theatre tonk dance ha he stage and In the ee impressive red to e time ts urn to the Right ai son returne hon newspaper which they're Tommies were m is one taken «| war | brutality PAGE 2 fevouring #0 recruited ir from eagerly ad the Germans | WARN SOLDIERS | TO PREPARE FOR HUN TREACHERY Leased Wire ned pf the trea pract soldier, com A to] Ar American and I formal bulletin whose and others of being One of the cortions famines tn} that < nree ye £00,000 pens were eater SS YOU ARE PARTLY winging comedia STRONG JAW ACT walrus having tusks nt in it all with the s who do all kinds of MADE Of TRON We're baving THAT SALF new our CLEAR. NO WAR PRICES! IN OUR BUSINESS In so far as we are concerned there has been no increase in dental prices on account of war or any other cause. Our prices, based as they are on the highest class of dental skill, service and mate- rial, are not merely the same, but are lower than before the war. While there has been an increase in the cost of dental materia! and supplies, there has been a still greater increase in the volume of our business. Thus we are able to meet increase! cost without a corresponding raise of prices, and to continue to give to our patients abso- lutely the BEST OF DENTISTRY FOR THE VERY LEAST MONEY. For several years we have enjoyed the largest dental practice in the state, and in the past two years it has more than doubled in volume. This we take to be both a mark of appreciation on the part of the public and as an incentive to continued effort on our part to give the HIGHEST CLASS OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY THE VERY LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE, the busines ess it c to do business, and the lower the t this fact over and act accordingly. xtractions and other operations with th best of dental service and material for AT osts gu of all e minimum of pain, and t you the the very least money are at the head leadership by looking to “OUR REPUTATION FIRST AND OUR PROFITS LAST” of dentistry is practiced in these offices, and no di | i e lain for we stand ready to spend t 1¢ 1 ; any work in order to rectify a possible error. A written guarantee covgring all work done is issued to each patient and is signed by both Dr. L. R. Clark and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental Surgeon who does the work. WE MAKE NO CHARGE of our profession and have for years past kept our so, of cost or ad- our offices and 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 plece. (n every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS our |This Fellow Can Tell COUNTY EMPLOYES (ifn epi’ 2 Next Something of Spud TO GET PAY EARLY (oa "s,s! NUXATED TRON) 1 a week and wi tions, estimate FOR examin tation te ition get thelr December pay on the last | day of the year rather than on Jan previously set r Palmer, pres unty Employes a committee waited WATCHMAN 1S HURT ——— am, hman ORPHEUM : ca eae “Harry Green| wat VAUD when it be: caught betw floor and elevator gate at the Independent name, Lara, ot sicnature of din One Day, 200 ‘Sore Throat, ee Telephones Elliott 2525-2526 Tonight—All Week—Mi we x uesday—Xmas Day laughing farce Quickly “A FULL HOUSE” Nights Relieved by Wizard Oil Hamiin's Here's the kind of monarch we ad mire and He's the Yard Potato King,” living envy at Hunt watch, le Liberty MOORE THEATRE } e—Mats. Ie te fe | On January 1 asa PALACE HIP the Right’ has ¢ t and non rn ‘ ya stunt 1 anvils cal and ington Beach Turn to t tight’ take es to s of mer —PUBLIC— DeNwonrH, ment JUDGH well known Heat Yotces the ser piay-goors Groner abr. SIONRY gat ev. Interbay Presb: an Ch FRANK ARTHUR NEATH, urch. Piveninas, 8:15 TIME FRIAS BEGINS Prick r stony at LAST 4 nent the Right’ in f entertajnment t enjoyable urn to Mabel METROPOLITA Matiners Today and Friday, 2:20 WHEN “THIS WEEK EACEVrT SATURDAY Pe PCP ORMANCE PRECISULY $ Got Pay Twice The authorities found militar sketches of railroad bridges in Schulenberg’s possession, and these have caused the belief that he had a hand in tho plots to dynamite bridges over which Canadian troop tra 1 rb aM of that the coolving pay t tne ffold at th company ln We wan taken to th Three Rus 1906 and 1911, on to the same r molars, at the Palace Hip ALBERT CONCLUDES TO FIGHT FOR U. S. Albert Hruska, 2%, @ German, is who says he won't fight, and made to fimht, but wit! te taken over where the fight int is, and allowed to une nn Hiseretion Alimet waa brought Into the nounty jai! Wednesday — mc from Auburn, by Deput srift | Matt Steorwich. Verbally he Bueme battler. Hut when told that the gov nt still retained the firing deputies ansert und at @ late hour was more inclined to look favorably up. ning sian famines of recent | le ¢ he wns weak. | 1923 you will get $100 for every War Savings Certificate you own, although they cost you only $82.40 now, and you can secure them with 25-cent U. S. Thrift Stamps and $4.12 War Savings Stamps. Full request, information uport The First National Bank . ntinueus Daily, 1 to 11 it brings qui est it will farmers 1, deep seated | in doubling the ord Calif i raised potatoes on. the sarr producing 400 bushels to the he rich? What a foolish qu Leok at that mountain of spuds! STREET CAR VICTIM ee _DIES IN HOSPITAL | w often s Ddruieee, cuts and burns occur in every family, as well as little troubles like earache, Ker sores, aching fent 2:30. WILSON'S Other Featuggs. al admiasion “Ste. GAIETY THEA First end Madison NOW PLAYING BURLESQUE saa eek Mon Nights, 7 and 9. 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