The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1918, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1918. PAGE 5 " Woodhouse-Grinbaum Furniture Co, Inc. BROKEN DOWN eecccce eos WE'LL TRUST YOU GET TREATMENT OTE Creat Rvatom has been eatablisned for your con: to aastat you to furnish your home along your ewn wal Every week s line of broken Senn terma are « and our prices are lower thas wil down men, women and children anywhere Ne extra charges; me tatereat. who have neither money nor health make their way to the JOST YOUR WORD THAT YouLL rar public safety building to ask help 090.00 Worth of Hometurniahings. ...61.00 Dows, $1.60 Fer Week in thelr struggle against tuber. Th.00 Werth of 1 300 100.00 Werth of Boo 7 cutosin And every week an average of hem must be “t down e = Pirtands | THIRD WEEK OF OUR | JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE WITH AUGMENTED VALUES IN person w J, the #pectalists say, an | UPHOLSTERED LIVING-ROOM | =i22-0Sscneune disease each year FURNITURE Dee, Capac —AND— are going to ask Firlands,” Health 000, and is taking « of 170 people, |we have found a way to approxi “i esa Your, Used Furniture for New Goods mately double the capacity by an ex penditure of $60,000. | “We want to build an outdoor pa ret | Viton that will house } If you value your watch, let an be cared for with our present 0 acco y i | mivacss repair it. Next Liberty | qvernead equipment theatre-—Advertisement, Sixty on Waiting List “There are 60 cases in Seattle to: A Now Yorker, of wide experience, day of penniless people who have tu has written a book telling how the bac: to thelr homes, and tes of tuber innocently White Plague every infected tubercular «not being scientifically PO ROCCCOOCCOOO COOOL OOCS n addition to mmissioner Mc tay Altho the nts who ing lint should be cared for as & matter of community tnsurance Rut there is another reason. A certain percentage of the men who come back from the war zone are in |fected with tuberculomia, They must be cared for, too. And we want to be |better prepared to care for them |when they begin to arrive | Mast Be Voted “The new pavilion will give us equipment for 125 more patients, by utilizing every inch Dr. Meliride has asked the city Jeoune!l to submit a $60,000 bond tx |eue to the people at the «pring ele | tion | Unless the money is voted In this |way, Firlands will not be able to} care for all of Seattle's tubercular destitute citizens. |WELL, ALIMONY WON'T | BE TAXED DURING WAR | Alimony is exempt from the feder al income tax, as far ax the receiver lof it is concerned. Fut !t must be |Mated, as any other personal expense by the one paying it. and is not ex empted, in his case, from the income tax berculosis, and who are on the wait rsnuff habit may be easily woods 1819 C, Station ’ at will mail his book free on re- [| = 1 nderfully vcius @beaith, improves, wonderful Wednesday Eve. 1 eh clear ey ore January 16th rT, strong memory and a At sco P.M. FE dde Cae) PHILHARMONIC Lodge Cafe ORCHESTRA World's Largest Dry Cabaret and the Orpheus Male Chorus Under direction of John M. Spargur, Conductor. The leading Musical Organi zations of the Pacific North west in a brilliant Orchestral and Choral Program. Seats On Sale NOW Prices 50¢ to $1.50 Season seats also on sale Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN DD. Ss. New at 166 Columbia I have left the imita- nd department of internal revenue co! fection. announces David J. Will liama, collector for the district of Se jattle | DIAMOND RING STOLEN | Police Tuesday are searching for Serereeeesooeresosossens |i F800 diamond cing mol wom rst ave. HEAD STUFFED FROM the apartment of Mra. G. R, Meri new field, 13066 FE. Madison et, jonday Fence lo 166 Columbia, midway i CATARRH OR A COLD HE night. 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Biwarde Olive. 63050" on") ry is Factories. in Seattle and ‘Tacoma,’ ée per box, All druggists. beautiful in just a few momente—a delightful surprise awaits every one who tries this A QUESTION OF IDENTITY co erm alling hair a ittle Danderine and t through your hair all strand at a time ° : H T 5 For nearly 3 years a red-haired, sgh ea Medical authorities curly-haired, bushy-haired Dr. Sher- [I neariyRine‘tentha stomach tr e ry worked in the dental office at [J man's Fourth and Pike. chine a an some believe to a Almost every day some old friend ff tive juices, The delicate lining i irritated, digestion is de >") comes in to inquire whether the Dr. [J taved and toca “sours, cau disagreeable symptoma whic * Sherry who now operates the Dr. ff stomach sutterer knows #0 A, rtificial algestents are n need- if “+ Sherry Dental Office, N. W. Cor. [J ain tush ‘ier tnd nar eal y 4° %».Fourth and Pike, is the same man. ‘ t Pt HE IS % When in doubt, always come and see. Got acer, gered » , + The Dentistry that satisfies is given you by Dr. sive to take and i Sherry doing all the operating. capone 4 Your chance of a square deal here is 100%. auton : A BAD COUGH Dr. Sherry’s Dental Office | sw.e rece hte (Dentistry That Satisfies) ‘ N. W. Cor. Fourth and Pike Elliott 5027 PISO Ss 0 OOOO O000 0000000000050 00000000000000000000008 416-424 Pike Street VICTIMS CANT | LIFE FOR WAR) NEGOTIATIONS This ruling has been -nade by the | © S- |clear and you can breathe freely No more hawking, snuffling, blow ing, headache, dryness. No strug | sling for breath at night: your cold} | Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream | Girls! Draw a cl a cloth through) Create Gas, Sourness and Pain— GARDNER GAVE RUSSO-GERMAN NEW, FANCY MESH VEILING 2G¢, 50¢, 6Se and 81 e __DEADLOCKED ERDAM Jan 15.—T ne ntly deadlocked again toda Including exclusive styles Jerseys, and clone to aerin eign Minister Trotwky mit as part of the peace agreement | Purple, Mole, Reindeer an the statement, “Resolved, we will hereafter live in peace and friend te evacuation by their troo Id only follow the Russian lization t me changes in the Russian mental mystem, the Hussans might} suddenly assume the offe fé |iater Kuehimann 4 the quen- | | MAR AL. Gartner [ton of evacuation apn 2 Taffeta WASHINGTO! Jan, 15. Maj.| part of the states negotiating st] fous German stand epacbgaino th tasetenpsty ct may ceany bo “ytteet hyp nd an to com || Worth $2.50 and_$3 Yard Clocks Reduced | Mans, who for years fought in con | |prens Ser sedionas seepatedinian, tat| "anys Meee ee eunsnnca| Special $1.98 who wus the first member to resign|to know why there were no repre 1 Clock, formerly $7.95, reduced to $6.00 ee eeeve an spe Wee A trom |e peated peagg hag ver a. cae A yarn-dyed chiffon-finish Taf- 1 Clock, former] $8.95, reduced to $6.75 a nia Monday afternoon ati ing Kuehimann opposed discussion feta—the weight suitable for 1 Clock, $9.95, reduced to $7.50 Camp Wheeler base hospital, Macon,|of the invitation | silhouette and bustle drape: 1 Clock, 11.50, reduced to $8.75 baa colors, including ' pink, lav 4 Clocks, $12.00, reduced to $9.00 “ROADS WILL REMAIN IN|] feseds, apple green, HANDS OF U. S.”--REID brown, Railroads will be oper by the and corn. government even after the war, The Maj. Gardner was comminnic a colonel after joining the army year, but was duced to major at his own request, that he might oe went to F He Fesigned his |oid system of private ownership is| seat, after serving co T. Reid, aarintant to : Pacif In Dresses of at the} Taffeta and C a ntative from the Sixth Congres t of the Nort od this opinion sional district of Massachusetts. Pronounced Reductions on and Serge Combinations. Some of these Dresses are elaborately trimmed with beading, braiding and fancy stitching. The skirts in pleated and gathered models. The color selection includes Black, y, Copen, The prices have been $34.75, in'tan'Sermtn'tarice sen | | 4O-SInch Chiffon Eight. Day 5 yeare as rep-|now histor is New Spring — $2.50 and$2.00 Black Ladies’ Merino She Rhodes Co. Grade Dresses in Serge, Taffeta Silk, Satin, Georgette Crepe and a few lude the draped, d Green. Sizes range from 16 to 42. 50, $45.00, $49.50 and $55.00. All reduced to $28.75 Mahogany Mantel Clock, formerly $12 Clocks, formerly $1 Clocks, formerly $13. Havana methyst, Russian green 50, reduced to $9.50 reduced to $9.75 ), now at $10.25 tor Union Suits Silks, Special $1.50 4 high neck, | He served as captain and annist on club Monda: unch: | Ar ; n cl . a eal money saver to purchasers in sleeve, a H. Wilson's staff in the Spanist it attractive dis- tractive weaves to select from. : y, |American war. He was brevetted|, He said that railway history is be tors of some of the 36-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta color only. Well made | 1 fire ot peater ee. aver Dates pay vabelad 1 46-inch Black Satin Duchesse and a very service- — major for gallantry under fire ot|Ratiroads are doing everything the | favored styles anc 26-inch Black Peau de Cygne able garment in com- Porto Rico. vernment asks promptly, he said. colorings for early 40-4nch Black Satin De Chin fi i izes j : Pro b-inch ‘ e Chine ortable weight. Since graduation from Harvard injand that spirit will win the war Spring wear Seinch atk: Goats Se'Cttns parang ght. Si |1886, he has been active tn Dotiticn.| 36-inch Black Satin Liberty ¥ her |, The body baw been sont with mil GETTING EDUCATION $19.50 and $22.50 | special in our January Sale, $1.50 ya $1.50 a Garment. ington, where it] ya, In IS REAL PATRIOTISM | | nh ceme tary encort to Wa will He in state several blag will be in Artin iedkdy’ Galva’ dak ‘Glseal 2 wey main in school until he ix called for | se t P. t sli t service, and he pea unin every * SHRINERS ENTERTAIN | State Patrols to rarter of the. yuity including Uk AL POTENTATE| | Fight 1. W. W. Is |cat education a» far IMPERIAL T | “Plan Idaho Aakes| “i's. wc a's Charles FE. Ovenshire, of Minneapo- lis, imperial poten’ of the An- ent Arable Order of the Mystic | nor Idaho, Jan Reaolu-| by continuing their work . ken automobiling thru Itions urging that a «pecial seasion of |carrying out the wishes of the gov ve pyran of the local |the ture be called were prejernment, which is continually de ‘bar ove ov. Alexander today b. king an of of the Pa ast, will be here until Thurs by |Manding more thoroly trained men Defense wishes authority| DROP WILSON SPEECH | acini ie comet} OVER TEUTON LINES <*" © ‘ j | day ary to fight the I. W. W. menace.| LES NOUVELLES, France, Jan.) ‘Tuesday night, a dinner at the 1 appropriation of funds to rebulld|15—Thouxands of cor Preat- | Washington hotel, followed by a the Jetate Institutions destroyed by fire| dent Wilson's recent speech to con-|atre party at the Moore, will be ten lare other moves pre ted upon the; gress were dropped over German | dered him in Belgium by allied flyers last A trip to the shipyards, luncheon | | Thursday. it was announced today. A / at the Arctic club, and dinner as the RUSSIAN HORDES |" “sir! Som srcmies st onc rr | DESERT RUMANIA HANNA A ASKS CITY | neday states sees ST a” PRTROGHAD, Jan. 16—Ruswian| — ERECT STEAM PLANT] tne Stasonsc temple, and. later, « box pa troops are leaving the Rumanian| “ . ehasromdey lt in such swarme that the rail.| The finance and city utilities com-| Party at the Metropo ade are Uterally overwhelmed. | mittees this week will consider a bill | REMSBERG NAMED HEAD = werk pameed one ataton.|Stonaas. proving for the rection vt) OF PORT COMMISSION ived here to-| to serve the! © is Remsberg will be president et. AM 4PPTO of the port commission for the year, | priation 63.66 Ie asked fori’. iit result of an election of of. cruisers up the Neva to near Petro. |'"® PUrpose |ficers held Monday. He succeeds ad, presumably to have the guna | Robert Bridges. Thomas S. Lippy, from the vessels handy in case the SHIPYARD WORKERS ARE | newity ciected member, was chosen [tues ™ “seemnly” proves ee] STEPPING FAST TODAY|""""2 | soutte shipyard workers are con'| DONATES NEW CHAPEL | “UNSAFE” ASSOCIATION |tnw shes Biacopainns in al priehen of the ting a big drive on the kaiser'’s Us| | IN RECEIVER'S HANDS Hundreds of | Skinner-Bady men |-\it, Worn linge and outlined work are doing straight 12-hour shifts, to| pusiness meetings soe Ov er was me aigemntnlen AYVeEay Oe See n several of the churches. A Meter timate new chapel was donated to St} It will be built this spring. ame of the donor was not made | extra semnion y of Inst week pa laccording to word day carded by the returning troops The Rolsheviki today brought #ix juipment and rifles are dis piscopalians in all parishes of the nd@ unlawful method doing business the placing o ee th the hands ot s receiver, ae | MARKET MAN KILLED ry wt, int the Prudential sorting bo, Setarior dates Yeon. | IN AUTO ACCIDENT)” WiDr accomplished, the receiver will be ROBERT DOLLAR CO. IN L. C. SMITH BUILDING eee withdrawn. The Dollar Steamship Co. will es PROMISE CITY CARS iS anise tyrant ren Pity Bite Born TO BALLARD FEB. 1 sith building. President and Mra bert Dollar arr m Van. Francisco. company formerly had an office Stuart bullding b men and wome fe, and quickly r | | A nev car line may be oper ating February 1 ntendent of Public Utilities Valentine says that the Ballard mu n route nicipal car line will be operating by *, if work on it continu a. major arrange COMBINE R. f. CONTROL The North Coast and We ent, in order to be Loya Heights } © William Sproule ty have been eomy according to DS apr pea rrand Bo cana nouteiinentost a report made to the city council by rina va « not t will lash them into the Western territory, | %mporary, activ I your the corporation counsel Monday control. This ac when he nerves and they w strong t was decided upon at a meeting |again, and your he mprove of railroad heads in the Union en That im the advice | Keeping the Quallt coping wality jy physicians and spe ant is GUESTS tne nerve, food. th just fic station Monday CITY PAYS FOR WATER »* To pay for the water used by th city during the last year 7s eoutury ity ing t ver ema An Jon, priation of $25,000 was made by the | P¥°r again. and, city council Monday, One for $4,000 tablets. for tw the fire department was made also. The Least FIREMEN TO COLLEGE Painful in New York during the year, it was decided Monday by the Sacrifice ONY SORE si aac : i aN good drage involved in saving money, and that is something which prac In order to introduce ¢ tically all of us stay-at-homes can | and strongest plate known, treatment | n any druggist the remedy is ry sufferer from nerves, Moreover, the whole ‘of the trial is assumed by the city firemen will attend the e, which ts the high sy f of the mouth n off the cob; new (whalebe do, ed fifteen years in the first place, to hy 81.00 war; save, ashes een ‘TEETH s eeth (whalebone), 88 to help yourself by ben 85.00 ng power of vings account fiting from the ear Bridgework, per tooth, gold $4.00 Gold Fillings . - 81.00 Up Silver Fillings . Platina Fillings . will serv h purposes. NATIONAL J retail at sees T5¢ ed for fifteen years. Have impression taken in the h same d i Avice fr BANK ane tna age cag goed hamacie A Savings Department Open Satur. Tt tibed Asante inten 8 oe 00 Soe Mating Gueale | Sor rere tee | OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS | ‘go7 UNIVER st, s : tit | SHIPBUILDERS WILL | ASK COOLING PLANT TO ANSWER CRITICISMS; EQUIP CITY FISH STI WASHINGTON, Jan, 15.—Philip| The city will install a $1,500 D. Sloan, of Seattle, president of the |!p& plant in the municipal fish ket, where salmon will be sold from 7 to 10 cents a pound, Joseph A. Sloan, of the Afikcortes ing to an ordinance introduced Shipbiulding Co. will be given a Councilman Bolton Monday, chance to appear before the senate) Plans for the market are under way, and it will be opened i comenerce committee investigating . tee Investigating | about a week, Health Com the shipping board. McBride says. They will defend themselves ueslect the erica of eee MURRY UP! REGISTER! Sloan Shipyards Corporation, and Bowles, of the emergency fleet cor-| Speed up! poration, who has condemned their! This is Chief Registration business methods. William Gaines’ advice again Bm ig SR to all Seattle voters who 64 WASHINGTON BANKS |“*"Crtiess ‘people recister mow UNDER GUARANTEE ACT "#4, “we won't be able to take Sixty-four banks of Washington are now enrolled under the state Saar guarcmne ecto many ove Umaiohtle ie a eae ee ae nes ee i. y Bey DeMiracle mission to the benefits of the act, | ‘The devitalizes it. that a special assistant examiner | name, lt never disappotmts. oa was authorized by a meeting held at} the Washington hotel Monday. Four | banks were admitted to membership at this meeting. — | Beko Garment Co., Inc. WHOLESALE CLOAKS AND SUITS 1108 Second Avenue Opposite Bon Marche Fifth Floor Denny Building LADIES Once More We Have a Wonderful COAT SALE They must go—this is your last chance. Sale starts Wednesday at 9 a. m., for 2 days only. Suits, Dresses, Waists and Furs also reduced to similar prices. 10 per cent of the gross receipts of this sale will go to The Star Tobacco Fund for our brave boys in France.