The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1918, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, J. VARY 14, 1919. PAGE 5 416 to 424 Pike Street. CREDIT SERVICE fh O est —— # 50.00 Werthot use TOO Worth your 100,00 Worth of creoit | 150.00 Werth of oS See oe Solid Oak Buffet, fumed or got den finish. Top measures 19x40 inches. Has mirror and soft Mined silver drawer and double compartment. egular price $23.50. Special $18.45 WE’LL TRUST YOU FURNISH YOUR HOME along your own INDIVIDUAL IDEAS our PRICES are LOWER than will be found anywhere _ SUST YOUR WORD nbaum Furniture Company, Inc. Established in the Same Location Fifteen Years. been established for YOUR CONVENIENCE, Our NO EXTRA CHARGES. PAY To assiat YOU TO terms are EASIER and NO INTER THAT You" LL WE CHARGE NO INTEREST January Clearance OF HIGH- RUGS GRADE Nine only, $45.00 high-grade Royal Ax- minster Rugs—one of the best grade Ax- minsters on the market;9xt2 size, in Oriental and conventional patterns in Rose, Blue and Taupe. Pat- terns have been discontinued— only one of each. Special while they last. ... .$33.50 Three only, $75.00 Seam- less Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size, special to close Airtight Heater Large 20-inch «ise sheet iron Air 7 tight Heater, Lined half way up. | Regular price $4.50 $2 95 =| Special for Tuesday ' Blankets Oak Rocker tr en Cotton Sleeping Blankets from finish, exactly an pt Has $2.00 to $3.00. heavy solid struction and Heavy Combination and Fe Wool genuine leather seat ant hry Blankets, weighing from 4 to 6% back. Regular price pounds. Priced #pecta 5 from 85.00 to $18. 00 $11 2 EXCHANGE YOUR USED FURNITURE FOR NEW GOODS = bitve. AWAY HEADALi | Rub Musterole on Forehead ' Be and Temples A beg ows remedy wi without the dan- medicine.” Relieves ts pneumonia). jars; hospital size $2.50. be cet exchange, tune and repeir. Small expense lues. 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LUNDBERG Co. 1101 Third Ave. Seattle | ‘ JAPAN EMPEROR UNITED CIGAR CALLS MOTONO | STORES BOOST INCONFERENCE TOBACCO FUND BY RALPH H TURNER He bteshed beneath bie sweethearts United Press Correspondent 4 Gnetng Gh hi> way 60 Prence TOKIO, Jan. 1.—Viscouht | un noua ‘crect ama’ flashing Ichiro Motono, minister for for. eign affairs, was summoned inte conference with the emperor to- day, following the receipt of of dispatches, stating that the disorders at Viadivestok are inereasing daily and that a armed clash between the Holshe viki and the Cossacks is threat ened. Me preyed to meet and beat the Man. Mea bi post = pit of hell And in the midat ef flere Hoth Sammy's ar Ached @ comvade tried and true What, old pal 1 de for you? Tm ‘bat © shastly lant roti for me my patted. and in cont werled to's heap. the hare aled Whether there is any direct con: | nection between the two events w ne! 6. WEREROCE not announced, but following Mo! | total of 815579 has been turned tono’s visit he held a series of con \. ferences, lasting several hours, with “y Premier Terauchi, Naval Minister Sheets and Minister of War Oshima jer Of the! Kato The Bolsheviki comma garrison has seized the police power. | turned in $41. the dispatches stated. and ha coead ome tempted to seize munitions an Unie ‘ use of the Bolshevik pect Street Fights ks, who are declared stuffs for ‘The Cos be supporting the Citizens’ te t | are arriving from the Hinterland, and are said to be well armed, Street in Cates fighting is expected to result wit " On the morning of Jan. 9, the for. |ion, has Just re t eign residents of V tok pre Canadian b " pared to evacuate th while the 4 with ° wo consular corps there held a meeting |hoys F nations, # ded that foreign military ald . 1 a mary t Allies Have Plans nches, he will most recta While these events were transpir and tobarce ing at Viadivostok, the Japanese con contributions to the fund sul at Harbin received a rep that ere acknowledged Irkutsk has again become the scene | Mr. and Mra, 0. F. Taylor, ont) of turmoil te | Rolsheviki forces there are recety — ing vr forcementa and avy guns. ie and are said to have inflicted one - defeat on the Cossacks aires pet The allies are «aid to ha pared measures for * their interests in Pum event of further disorders a Sits tkagte sad'iom: ear ETE TR TT | Wa 250 hee ben hee 16 Senith tmullding 1.60 Hremerton low G 1th ave to UNITED Croan ? Fourth and — le o Corns stop hurting, then lift) “rtshrr, 11! Mathew = off with fingers. UNITED CIGAR STORE Third and Union Drops of magic! Doesn't hurt one ry 4 bit! Apply a little Freezone on that 4 touchy corn, instantly that corn b= 1” stops hurting, then you lift it off Wash Ty with the fingers. No pain at allt UNITED CIGAR STORE Try itt t Recond A ca Alva ©. Tucker, @n15 1 4. M. Whalen, 418 e UNITED CIGAR #TORF Virst and Cherry e * yeets Nelson, Pearson, Wash. sone ' lee Hotel ” ¥ 1080 Nickerson ave. 1.00 | 4. A Davin, 2047 84th ave. W x0 | Joe Marchand, 188 Ninth ave, Wo 80 | No name MOUNTAINS OF GOLD | worth of gold has passed thru the |U. 8. assay office in Seattle from Why wait? Your druggist sells a| Alaska, Pritish Columbia and Yukon tiny bottle of Free for a few | territor In 20 year cents, sufficient to rid your feet of Ain 1898 the vital amount has every bard corn, soft corn, or corn, been & tons, with a coining value between the toes, and calluses, with jot $258,538,131.68 out soreness or irritation. Freezone| In 1917 the is the much talked of ether discov [aver bullion the Cincinnau genius amount of gold rived was 22 tons, coining value of $11,360,718.36, H walking on Hind Legs Copyright, Underwood & Underwood Ip this picture the tank Britannia is giving the men at Camp Upton L. I, & demonstration of almost perpendicular climbing—‘standing on| tx hind legs In Just this fashion does the tank in battle elimb and plough over obstruct The Britannia has been “over three times in the Somme reaion It was brought to America to stimulate war campaigns, and after the visit to Camp Upton, started on a tour of the United St for the Hritish and Canadian recruiting mission, headed by Hrig. Gen, W. A White, The object of the tour In to inapire Bitishers and Canadians in thin country to volunteer for wr nervice MURDER TRAPS SET AS HUNS RETREAT ARE WELL HIDDEN By W. 8S. FORREST or equipment of mont United Press Staff Correspondent jected with grenades VITH THE FRENCH ARMIES phone wire ex IN THE FIELD, Dee (By Mail) oded buried mines, the barbed wire Probat the workl’s record for barricades was on hairtrigger cor Ae treachery was extablished (tact with heavy explosives and many by mans in thelr forced re- | other traps were laid for treat from the Alsne Thanks to thelryp know © entanglements in| <ige of snares usually hind a anes were found cunningly treating Gergan army ateh to be difficult to | uawllry, French troops maneu new and when over 1 with slightest toss but thru no veritable ambu fault of enemy. Scattered ev Ttoads that appeared in «perfect atrwherd Wa ndoned dugouts, in| Condition were examined and found trenches, ? tables en. | tO conceal many traps, One trick angioments and on toad: ‘ of a chamber under the oa gtimeretion an dway with a very thin roof. A| rrange * traps without |M@avy shell was placed in the cham parallel in uncivilized warfare |ber so that the detonator would be iheseeta. tiie ohed wore | 2uUched when a weight passed over the spot. Another trap was arranged |to allow troopm to paxs safely but would blow up when an automobile, gun or transport wagon passed. En Ure casen of explosives were found ie: 1 litera: A Hong, narro to an entrance would. produce an exp a few moments inter filled with traps branch barring the way it removed, | Ainge ovens buried a few inches under roadbeds: Experience hax proved that when the Germans leave a private house ie build it ts usually op in ny estevg.|* danger spot. Here explosions are | * | retarded by means of clocks which pipes wer up if a fire sometimes tick away for over a week before they set off the fatal seemingly leading to a c J loharge. Small mines are liberally pst b Rin She bs mayed nin floors, ceilings and walls. po Mlle res wl org soos times a fuse in suspended agitating ae al | the chimney wo that it wi alae ane reas ally be lunited and communt them. A shovel leaning against a |2PArk to & conce mine wall conn wires with explos. | ‘mes & picture ea ] A chair would blow up if eat |W#!! with the lc hope that | Various ts wally lying |e Person dinpc mp Paarinceus tools, pieces of metal hel ene Hy apt vetifieaat |, PTOOT is not lacking, so it was ‘pparentiy |larned, that th har « ceenurder |eainated wells on the Western , tn dug. |frent and th » has left poison | oe nome branches |venind him the guise of flour gaily rigger aot chee wig [I “ fodder, oats coudaa a Guiataie 200-0 In stables since an at Window weights (tempt to start an epidemic of gland-| would fall on aj et® haw been discovered. ® if disturbed. N ayo ot aaa EAS In the trenches abandoved piecee| Take Off F Congress Urged to |inin"!int"s Snenitnt uel tage Limit Use of Autos | ish is reiiced'to normal. hats pur eript WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—-Con on Tablets from your strict the { motor cars during | | f aie fuel, the ¢ seen in front AF BACK HURTS POLITICAL SLACKERS Take a glass of Salts to flush Kid. | DELAY REGISTRATION, evs if Biadder bothers you— ‘The political #lackers are still Drink sete ot were nee, _ | Hating meat regularly eventually About 60,000 eligible voters in Se-| produces kidney trouble in some attle have not registered. To get) form or other, says a well-known ao ee ee en cat |authority, because the uric acid in aoe eae a ci nould te | meat excites the kidneys, they be Ha ey aneraid ihe |come overworked; get sluggish See aenhed Saturday when | clk UP and cause all sorts of dis eek aid Gas tress, particularly backache and wr Tene ate in, register, misety in the kidney region; rhen ot ait tae vanweew oan Ree kein severe headaches, mente—now,” says Gaines Jacid stomach, constipation, torpid 4 liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irritation The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good FIGHTING BOYS SAY RED CROSS ALL RIGHT From the army and navy, Mra. Mary ne Oreas st, receives! pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in 1 that the Red Cross is all right} a glass of water before breakfast Her son, Emerson O. Lane, Com-\tor a few days and your kidneys D, 24th regiment of engineers, a oe sag ts will then act fine. This famous Se oa ewe iiie bat. ;&rapes and lemon juice, combined talion wan aiven a Christmas aweat.| With lithia, and has been used for prea a pcon Bh generations to flush clogged kid Pha he. fireman |Beys and stimulate them to normal BE my writes that ;activity; also to neutralize the overy 1 has t Jacids in the urine go it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder dis. orders. sented a sweater by the Red Salts cannot injure any one Jmakes a delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which millions of f New York, pres: n company, H.W. Phelps f the American ¢ ident hae t 1 Seattle fo: ral days while inspecting the company's hold-|men and women take now and ings here and making arrangements|then to keep the kidneys and uri organs clean, thus avoiding kidney disease. with salmon canners of Puget sound| nary for the coming seasca. Fs ee HO a) The tank will vinit Richmond, Atlanta, Augusta, Birmingham, Mobile New Orleans, Memphia, Loutaville and other Southern cities, then will tour the Middle West 20c and 25c tair Bow Ribbons, Tuesd ated S5C Main Floor ", — —— yards of Fancy iyicothy her | 250 aids and Warp a Da Prints in a good in componed of Filet, ( assortment of colors, from the regular stock Most Remarkable of Store News n Floor, Rear $2.00 and $2.50 Taffetas and Satins in Plaids and Stripes, Special $1.50 ) silken weaves will be all the vogue | THESE | for nd Summer dresses and kirt and the new designs id multi-colorings in which they displayed, and the immense values make the sale one which all women should attend. These are all 36 inches wide and show effective stripes and plaids. For merly § ) and $2.00. In our January Special Sale, a yard $1.50 $1.50 Silk Messaline, Special $1.19 36 inches wide, in an unusually complete line light, medium and dark shades. Formerly ). In our January Special Sale, yard, $1.19 Spring are | of $3.95 and $5.00 Silk Petticoats, Special for Juesday $2.95 Main Floor Upper ! c ) Silk Petticoats provided for this sale Upper Main Floor | THE | have been taken from the regular | ; fs | (200 «garments compris | —— stocks and priced specially for the THE | tata assure | one day's selling. The assortment includes | | | be displayed on tables in 3 the Children’s Section. | } chit, vere, of odds and ends consists | | Silk Taffetas, Tub Silks and | ren's Wool Sweaters, Gi Silk Jersey Tops | and Undermusling; | : ers, Infants’ Kimonos, | with taffeta flounces. The color variety con- Sacques. jues, «Creepers, Skirts sists of all blue and green shades, brown, tan, stew Page ste a gray, purple, gold and red. Length measures en's Aprons and other articles aia 36 to 42. ur prices from 50¢ to ST pli lata hos Choice 'T at Half Price. | Voted for Draft; ——e|WASHINGTON CHILDREN IN THRIFT CAMPAIGN ts | || A quarter of a million school chil jdren in Washington state working for Uncle Sam! Within two weeks .he State War Savings committee, led by Mrs. Jo- sephine C. Preston, state school su | perintendent, will have that many | children in Washington schools pro: ducing their share of the $30,000,000 |to be raised thru thrift stamps this | year for government tse. | Thruout the campaign the chil |dren will be urged to earn their thrift stamps and not accept them as gifts, The leaders will point out that thrift and work are inseparable Between 1,000 and 1.500 working in and out of been enlisted in the campaign. Clarke, chairman for King county | announces. | Postmaster Edgar Rattle | pledged the co-operation of the | tal department Ri c has | pos | | & Cold in One Oa; ae raRartve RHOMOLOTININE Tabters Tefund money if it fails to cure. “ALND POSING Hamlin's Wizard on a Safe First Aid | Treatment | How often lockjaw and blood poi soning result from the neglect of a slight scratch or little cut! Hamlin's | Wizard Oil is a safe and effective | first aid treatment. It is a powerful ptic and should be applied im tely to wounds of this kind to | prevent danger of infe It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam | mation in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as reliable, too, for stiff neck, s¢ feet, cold sores, canker sores, ache and toothac Get it from druggists for 30 cents. | If not satisfied, return the bottle and | get your money back |" Ever constipated or have sick a headache?) Just try Wizard Liver | Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 | Mrs, Royal C. Johnson and Con- |oressman R. C. Johnson. By L. HARPER LEECH King, New and Medical Aathor oN, D.C, Jan, 14.— ;“e the war—to win the RY WOMAN | war This sign might well be plastered _ nis stem might wo! ve slaatoret | EMERY MOTHER the house of ntatives office Nine «| EVERY DAUGHTER gressman R o South Dake is now a pri- Inthe rexular army at canp {WEEDS IRON rawing $22 per month as AT TIMES and turning back Into am's treasury the $7,600 [To put strength into her nerves and extra due him as congress- and color into her cheeks. man | Johnson's secretary, Hiram Bou- cher, is serving in an ambulance corps, His young brother-in-law, anga Thoad, who used to help about the office, is in the air ser- vice Mrs, Johnson is running the modest little home in Washington, taking care of the two little Jon sons, Everett, 9, and Harlan, 7, who attending public school and growing up to be real Amet- cans like their husky Western dad. “Of course, it is lonesome,” said Today doctors pre- iron — “Nuxated Mrs. Johnson, “but 1 think my husband is right in joining the army, He feels that ax he voted to send other men to the front,|, percent’ ites tein women, he ought to be willing to go him have weed it in my own self, He would not apply for a ee commission because he has not had military training, If he feels that he ought to give his all to his country, I certainty him up, and I do,” ought to back, ! I Jhe Rhodes Co. | Lace Jabots, Special Juesday $1 00 The January Special Sale of Silk Is the A Disposal Sale of Odds and Ends at Floor “ were ar stock ent in s, Half Price There is one remedy that fails to stop itching torture and skin irritation and that makes the ¢ soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can sooly yay temo, which | yeaie Rig skin diseases, Acne, eczema, i ples, rashes, blackheads in most ¢ give way to zemo. Frequently, blemishes disappear overnight. asually stops instantly. Zemo is @ antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use: dependable. It costs only 35c; an arge bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, oot greasy or sticky and is po safe for tender, sensitive skins, ‘The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Q. 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