The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE’LL TRUST YOU ox Credit Ryetem has deen establianed for your sonventence— Basiat you to tur your home along your own Individual ir terms are and our pric re lower than wi anywhere N charges) me Interest. #UsT YOUR WORD THAT YowLL GER00 Worth of Hometurnishings.....61.00 Dews, Dews, Dews, Deowa, Dews, Dews, in is . $8.45 TORAGE CHIFFONIER, exactly as pictured, the golden finish. Has five good-size drawers, strong and substantially built; ela price $11.00. Special for Saturday GENUINE PAINLESS DENTISTRY No longer any excuse for even the slightest hurt in the practice of den- tistry. oe Only the stubborn indifference of the so-called ethical dentist—the dentist who frowns upon mod ern advertising—would keep the world from en- joying the fruits of tireless re ch, the gifts ‘be- stowed upon suffering humanity by men of science Painless Dentistry is now reality—in the modern, up-to-date office. . * * The Boston Dental Company has given liber its time and money to demonstrate the most won- derful discovery of the time, treating more than 8,000 grateful patients during the past year and a half, without a penny of cost to prove the efficacy of an anesthetic that astonishes and convinces all beyond the slightest question of doubt. a positive extracting and bridge nerve Not Every operation is painless, from the of a troublesome tooth to fillings, work, and even the removal of live the slightest twinge of pain. crov * * * for the use of thi ervice is entirely wonderful free of cost We make no charge painless system—the to our patients. . : : We give your teeth a thorough, scientific examina tion and tell you in advance exactly what any necessary work will cost. No guess work here. * * * And if we do your work, only the will be used. finest materials * * * Our charges are usually about half what our pa- tients naturally expect to pay. ———— ————————_ BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. 3on Marche. Opposite Sarr BREE or = M'ADOO ASKS CO-OPERATION FROM PEOPLE In cement ad WASHINGTON, Dee his first official an’ since being named ministrator, Seeretary MeAdoo stated “for the time being, at least,” the railroad systems will be allowed to operate as they are. at going rmen be paid by the ge McAdoo called railroads but a © people pl pre rate with him in vernment project reme teat of thin nation ome in 1918." he n of transportation «ys 0° pone Mca What haps ne in pend « , « the “AUTO PARTS” LAND STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 28, 1917. PAGE 5 The Last Lap! | | | RAK U.S ow sensi - T'DISPOSITION OF : “se SHIPS NOW IS | LEGAL PROBLEM t to provide additional equip nent =U. 8, BOARD NOW OPERATING ALL =: = THE acunninn = cireumstanc ? Continued From Page 17 oe war stated such probl he worked out sul ‘ uffic, and a of f operations w tor __ TRIO IN CITY JAIL A pair of these U. S Munson Last Army Shoe vill put an into fighting trim.” man Made olid of pliable tan calf oak tanned leather An al Shoe the lumber and Per ole for hip yard 50° CENTS Noys’, Girly and Children’s HATS KAN ANAG ms Legisiation Asked to be of con ediately arta r the recess "| = Relief 1 the ention primarily as The war board at] with M govern funds | e impr ronmental loan is not want E. N. Furman Women’s Flannelette Gowns, $1.00, $1.25 $1.50 and $1.75 Upper Main Floor xeellent garments { MOST | '**:,°. | | extra full and | Children’s piece style years. Price In good length i ‘oke Plain 6 white 4 a full of regular and extra sizes. tripes in range 4 Repricing of Winter Style Suits A Sale of Particular Importance Upper Main Floor $29.50, $34.75 and $39.50 Suits, Special. .$20.00 $34.75, $39.50 and $45.00 Suits, Special. .$25.00 $45.00, $49.50 to $65.00 Suits, Special. . . .$30.00 comprise the se st of Winter atyide the best of quality -the best of workmanship and the best of price re- ductions. All the favored materials and colors, in sizes for women and misses. Men's Flannel Shirts $1.50 | FOR | We dark gray sale is important to the intending purchaser damp Shirts chilly days thes will warm the heart and spirit of the works out of doors and for service these have them in light made and in nizen 14% to 17 onal value Men's Cashmere Sox a Pair 30c Main Floor, An ex 1 enameled Basket, c jal at 1 enameled Basket 2 enameled Baskets, 2 open-top Baskets, formerly $4.50, special : sy ANTLPICKETING ‘GILLETT SAYS ose] ORDINANCE NOT | M’ADOOIS NOT : : CONSTITUTIONAL MAN FOR PLACE : SALEM, Ore., Dee w ASHING TON 28 ti picketing 8 Declar pintment and pe . tillett of today criticised the for violating the ot _! olee an to inspire distrust in been ordered re adr Qn . dy is the pooh nistration.” he nai¢ nt. “He is now usury, chairman banking irman of the federal farm sourd and chairman . zh ample nance, leased bah “If the ordinance had been merely © beer n, who, it is scope for his abili the choice severely publicans and nonpar of the war road admi interests hern, N rol the thern Pacific U pper Main Floor Ten Fancy Work Baskets on stands, regular stock of the Needle Art Section. 1 fancy lined Basket, formerly $9.50, special .$4.75 1 fancy lined Basket, formerly $9.50, special. formerly $8.00, special. She Rhodes Co. Flannelette Sleeping Garments, one- , with or without feet, | to 14 and 95¢ er MN Special Sale of Work Baskets on Stands Upper Main Floor from the $6.95 $5.95 1 fancy Basket with cabinet, formerly $12 1 fancy lined Basket, formerly $8.00, special . $5. 95 . formerly $10.00, special. $7.50 formerly $7.50, special .$5.60 . $3.38 'U. S. WILL SPEED UNLOADING CARS SALEM, Ore., Dec, 28.—-Unloading of cars in Oregon is oxpected to speed up materially as . result of an wer by the public + orvice commis suspend ig the average o between rail under which no harged in case in an average Hereafter demur- charged in all im car was unlos eth of time. must be stances FREE DOCTOR Go to the RIGHT DRUG CO, 169 Washington Stree¢ and 1111 First Avenue, And the Doctor will give you a careful and prescribe FREE. If you are sick you cannot do bet ter than take advantage of this offer, We save you money and give the best possible treatment. — i BEKO GARMENT CO., i Wholesale Cloaks and Suits 1408 Second Ave. Fifth Floor Denny Building Opposite Bon All Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists and Furs Must be sold regardless of cost— nothing reserved—everything cut to less than wholesale manufac- turing cost. pair .. they buy rnment urities, the themselves urities as or if th Sample Shoe Shop|... Make ‘Defielt Good predict that advanc overnment making will e railr necessitate a deficit expen Second Floor, Kitel Bldg. Second and Pike St. on ost road In England, the @ lus of th and uses it to make up it takes us lines | deficits the builds business personality in his students from the first That's why they are in de- mand. Shorthand Civil Service Bookkeeping Advanced Grammar Northwestern Shorthand Reporting School | Arcade Bldg. i Tomorrow the Last Day of This Wonderful Sale Doors Open at 9 A. M. For convenience to our customers we will keep open to- morrow until 9 p. m.