The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 5

" STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918. WOMEN STORM. |] CONGRESS FOR | © zanneleue SUFFRAGE VOTE] Gowns WASHINGTON, $/.00 Woman suffrag Main Floor, PAGE 6 THERE'S A REASON FOR TIRED — BUSINESS MAN’S DESIRES TO WHIRL BOULEVARDS IN TAXIS Woodhouse-Grnbaum Furiture Co, Inc. | 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST YOU JOR Creare Bystem has deen seta to egetet you to furnish your ho ‘are easier and our ‘anywhere “Ne extra ebargee: aver YOUR wonp THAT YouLL PaY GRRLO Worth of Nomefurnishings....81.00 ae8 She Rhodes Co. | Men’ 's Wool- Mixed ‘Shirts and Drawers, Each $1.25 Main Floor Jan. leaders, naoe: ed by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, and Mrs. Carrie an Catt, honorary and act enidents of the National association yes terday stormed the bh suf frage commitioe with arguments for passage of the constitution al amendnvent. Dr, Sha denied vote tow. weaken the Undergarments for men are made of | | THESE | heavy weight wool and cotton in gray. Th are fine fitting garments and Ss ssides the exceptional values are an unusual » of sizes. The Shirts include 34 to 46. The 80 to 44, Choi ‘Cornet Sale a Saturday Upper Main Floor With unsurpassed values in front and back lace models of Royal Worcester, Bon Ton and Gossard Corsets. $1. mi and $2.00 Royal Worcester Corsets, ' siioe attractiveness of splendid quality flannelette of which they are made, ‘The fulness in chest and length measurement and the high or lay-down cob lars, All wizes from 16 to 20. She Largest | | Soaps The kind that prevent chapped and rough skin from winter winds and rains, ara ne majority of | women are pacifiats in absolutely | disproved in the countries of our | allies and our own by the zeal which the women have shown them nelves in war whe maid Women of © da carried the con seription election.” JAPANESE FREIGHTER RUSHING TO PORT A PACIFIC PORT, Jan, 4.—The fire on the Japanese freighter Shin- | yo Maru No. 2, which threate destroy her off Hawall, has partly controlled, and the veawel is rushing at fall speed for port. The ship and cargo are valued at $4,000,000 nervice,” "a $3.50 Gossard and Bon Ton Corsets, * special. 236 $3.50 and $5.00 Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Cor- sets, special at ... $2.35 $5.00 Gossard Front Lace Corsets, special. .$3.50 th Dress Skirts — $6.50, $7.95 and $10.00. Special until Noon, Choice $5.00 Upper Main Floor the excep- [ NOTE | tons Tange of sizes Woodbury’s ..23¢ | Glenn’s Sulphur Packer’s Tar ... Gergen’s Glycerine... | Armour’s Castile... Life Buoy Jap Rose 2 for Palm Olive ie eee Physicians’ and HEATING STOVES E are offering some very attractive values in high-grade Wood and Coal Heaters. Your — Stove Taken in Trade. >. M. Johnson was elected of the Women's Commer Thurwday h CHILD DOESNT LAUGH AND PLAY IF GONSTIPATED LORD READING SEEMS LIKELY TO COME HERE WASHIN( Jan. 4—Lord Reading, English chief justice, on a financial mission to this country, was understood in diplomatic quar. ters to be the choice for successor to Ambassador Spring-Rice. y SORREIGE Ere CRN Miss Thea Clarke, one of Seattle's tion in front of the Washington hotel. women taxi drivers, at her sta- Surgeons’ Be dle pated tes = te Eiht anges BE GENUINE PAINLESS DENTISTRY The Boston Dental System has elim- inated all the unpleasant features con- ' nected with dentistry: The fear, the dread, the pain, the unbearable nerve sensations. . eo. Every operation, however difficult or complicated, from the extracting of a troublesome molar to the preparation of teeth for fillings and crown or bridgework, is now entirely free of even the slightest unpleasantness. * * + The anesthetic used exclusively by Dr. Sipes and the Boston staff of skilled specialists is so simple that a few drops of the precious article applied directly to the gums deadens the teeth to allusense of feeling. * * & It is more powerful than Novocain, yet abso- lutely harmless, and one of its best features is that it leaves no unpleasant after-effects. * & & We make no charge for the use of the marvelous anesthetic, nor for Novocain. You are welcome to thorough ex- amination of your teeth any time, without charge and we always tell our patients in ad- vance the exact cost of any work ordered. BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. Opposite Bon Marche. “Taxi! Taxi, sir?” Schumacher were the ploneers at The call rang out clear and sweet|the wheels of the green and yellow in Seattle's balmy winter air, with | feet brought In for women drivers. all the dulcet melody of a song. The tired business man naturally pricked up his ears when he hear it as did everybody elxe round dabouts. | The T. B. M. took one look at the caller, and decided forthwith that he |" Manager De Lape |was the calles ‘Will I take a taxi? I will |Then five more donned the spiffy Juniforms of the chauffeuress, and during January more fair pllots expected to join the force. Loss of men thru war demands, made the employment of women drivers a ne | comity 20 of As an added novelty, in ad dition to the gayly colored cabs and v’ if it breaks me,” he sald, as Mego dba aldo ‘and’ buttoned natty uniforms of the drivers, up his overcoat. And that's the way a lot of tired business men feel about it «ince the wartime novelty of women taxi drivers was introduced in Seattle by Taxicab and Transfer hey way, is the first ntry to have women } drivers in regular cab service. Be that as it may, taxi riding has picked up amazingly. Misa Thea Clarke and Mre. Altice | Start the New Year Right-Wear Made to Order UNION MADE Prices as Low as Pike Street he company has announced a “two- bie" fare, no matter how long the | haul. “Do I Ike it? Rather,” sald Miss Clarke, “There's all kinds of fun in being a woman taxi driver, and the work ixn't hard.” WHAT IF NOAH HAD TO DIG UP ALL THIS DOPE? INSTALLMENT NUMBER SEVEN OF THE TRENCH DICTIONARY. Kw | Ration Party—A detail] that carries food to the front lines Ravitailleoment— Ked Cap—A start red band on his cap. Reforme—A wounded French soldier who has recovered R. F. British flying corps. | Resptrator—A gas maak | Revolutionary Socialists—The most joer, from the | moderate of Russian socialists, 8 Is. A. A-~Small arms ammunition. Salvo—Simultancous firing of guns of a battery. | Sammies—A nacne for American sol. | | } | |Singe (Literally Monkey) — French diers in France. Sap—A ail trench dug from the in the direction of the enemy's trench Sausage—An observation balloon. Sealing Ladder—A short ladder for climbing out of deep trenches, Section—A unit of organization. Sector—A portion of the fighting front. Seventy-five—A famous French field firing 30 shells a minute. ero An inferior kind of c used by British soldiers. Shock Troops—Picked men sent for ward by Germans for first at tacks e's expression for canned | beef. Slacker—Originally one#who refused to enlist. Now one unwilling to do | _ his bit |Smoke Bomb—A shell which on bursting gives forth @ dense smoke. Used for hiding move | ments of troops. |Sniper—A sharpshooter who picks 1 off the enemy from an advantage. n. French, frane-tireur, for coun Fre-| for the council of | vs and Idiers’ delegates | Star Shell—A. rocket which lights up a desired position Strafe—t'nder heavy fire. Punish. Suicide Club—Bombers and machine gunners. ous posit Soviet—h (Continued.) a Saw Wifey in Auto With Stranger; Quits TULIP, Ark. Jan, 4.—Despite the fact that he is one of the leaders jof the votes for women movement 2 this stat as sued his | wife for di wult of see. jing her appear ng pictures of a recent East Mrs. Long was visiting in the East, She appeared in the parade, not as a marcher, but as the occupant of the automobile of a kare man at the curb. | | 1014 First Ave | Look, Mother! Is tongue coat-| ed, breath feverish and stomach sour? ‘California Syrup of Figs” can't harm tender stomach, liver, bowels. A laxative Today faves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply ‘will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach sour. Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, or your child is listless, cross, feverish, breath bad, rest less, doesn't eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any oth jer children’s ailment, give a tea spoonful of “California Syrup of Figs.” then don't worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this constipation poison, | sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. A thorough “inside cleansing” is oftimes all that is necessary, It should be the first treatment given in any sickness Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a bottle of “California Syrup of Figs,” which has full directions for babies, chil dren’ of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by th aiifornia Fig Syrup Com pan stock of all styles and the average home. bia features. Fav Mahogany or Walnut Both hz which the Columbia is noted, with all of the exclusive Colum- Either instrument will giv tion, and we invite you to Call in and Listen to Your | “4711 Glycerine .... Williams’ Bath ... || Bath Tablets } Spanish Castile 10¢ | 2 for .. Be -10¢ | 15¢ | -10¢ | | » Bocabelli’s Castile. prevalent in this di: and sale of large size Dress Skirts. They in- clude belt measures from 25 to 40, and are de- signed of Navy and Black Wool Poplin and Serge, and Black Silk Taffeta. Fur Scarfs, Muffs and Sets That Sell From $5 Up to $185.00, Saturday at ftalf Price | Trl | Muffs. Upper Main Floor. i rtant announcement means that all Furs in stock will sell at half- ~ aie yo Saturday, excepting White Iceland and Red Fox Scarfs and From this stock of dependable Furs opportunity for economy on rich Furs is the leading factor. HOG ISLAND PLANT LARGEST IN WORLD PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.—-“Hog |Iwland™ is another Panama, accord ling to Meyer Bloomfield, head of the Industrial Service Bureau of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, After an all-day inspection of the site of what is to be the largest shipbuild ing plant, in the world, Mr. Bloom: field said: “In the erection of the Hog i plant, the government has am one of the biggest projects | dertaken. It compares in importance and the amount of work involved in so short a time to the Panama canal. But the government must have ships, and it expects to spend $1,000,000,000 this year in order to get them.” §> Gray Hair? Use BARBO A preporstion, of great merit for ved, faded or gray hair, You Can Make It Yourself Get a box of Barbo Compound a any drug store. Directions for mak- ing and use come in each box. Costs little, and easy to make. were selected from WE HAVE NEVER 8% PAID LESS The business of this Association is conducted” under State supervision and inspection. The State holds the securities of the Association for the protec- tion of its funds, ary 15th draws interest from January Ist; $1 to $3,000 accepted. If safety, convenience and current rates on your savings are of interest to you, we | should be glad to make you one of our patrons 4 1918. Call and see us. SEATTLE SAVINGS &. LOAN ASSOCIATION — 909 Third Ave. 83% Complete COLUMBIA OUTFITS on Our Special Terms These particular outfit our complete as being particularly adapted to yvethe clear, brilliant orite Music Columbia— Style 75 The the left ficient room for 100 rm Cabinet style the C the instrument you choo selections, 10 double-faced ords, taking Just the musi the best; a complete needles to your home for $92.50 0:0 tone iNustrated at abinet gives you suf ords you like assortment of and the outfit will be sent with spe- ly terms of for you perfect satisfac- Oak or Mahogany Columbia— Style 35 This is one of the finest portable models sold 1t 4 popular price. The instrument is complete ed top, a8 shown in the picture. It has utters, speed regulator and Concert ng you the genuine Columbia lections go with this outfit, six © Reeords of your own choice, a . $1 with twenty Ree Complete, with special weekly terms of * $49.5 1-50 oy a ee, ro Money received on or before Janu- iy