The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1918, Page 5

BR GSFT Tavs Sear eh Oe PCOS OSOOSOO CC OLOOOEECOLOOCE i vend merning by = - q OSAD ON would be employed by the Y n A. to dance with the troops, f\ Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST You en ontad: lished for your convenience © along your own Individual lower than will extra charges; no tntere JUST YOUR worn rHar Pay - STORE HOURS 8:30 to 5:30 We wish to call your particular attention to our well selected stock of medium priced bedroom and dining room suites. COUNCIL URGES WILL DEDICATE CHURCH } Formal dedication of the First tist church, Seneca st. and Har will be om Sunday ev, Carter Helm Jones who will leave soon for Philadelphia apecial program of choir and wartet music will be given DISCUSS FERRY PLAN | E The proposition of establishing a tle-Kitsap county ferry line will taken up at a meeting of the pub: in the county commissioners’ m, county-city building, January All desiring the establishment Fejection of the proposition are to attend ave One million soldiers and sailors have not been insured under the government system of insurance, This information was received by Dr. Henry Suzzallo, chairman of the state council of defense, from the national council of de fense, Tuesday. The state coun. ell is urged to use its efforts to get all service men enrolled for insurance before February 1? Single men, and men without de. pendents, can take advantage of the law, as well as those with depend ents. A man who insures with Uncle bee is insured against | Te Care death and disability from any canse After the close of the war, the pol | ley may be converted into any of the jordinary forms of life insurance | CAMP LEWIS TROOPS ARE WELL INSURED WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—Soldiers at Camp Lewis, American lake, | Washington, have applied for $204,- | 000 government insurance. Thix rep- Tesents 22,058 policies, and | greatest amount asked by th | in any one camp in the country |NEW SEAMEN’S MISSION Seattle will have a new seamen’s mission at 88 Marion st. It will be established by the Norwegian Lu |theran church of America and reading rooms will be provided men NEW YORK, Jan the Y. W. C. A. will not act dancing partners for Uncle Sam's soldiers who are being assembled }at Camp Lewts for overseas serv Following reports that 1,000 23.—Girin of JRL | Mrs. William Adams Brown, chair- man of the publicity committee, | iawuel this denial today “That the Y. W. C. A. is to om- =| ploy 3,000 girls to dance with diers at Camp Lewis, T Wash., was emphatically deni | Mrs. James S, Cushman, president }of the war-work council of the a) Yew. CA” CARARRAAL Grafonola For Only On Easy Payments, Too Conads. o Gotmailed hes, fhe little instrument FREE (optiay illustrated is one of the jj Most popular of the Many models on display in our Phonograph Rooms. Equipped with the exclusive COLUM- BIA tone control leaves; beautifully finished in every detail. Finely grained oak or mahog- any. to feel je FreshandFit | —you must keep your stom- ach well, your liver active, | the bowels regular, and your blood pure. Your physical condition depends on the health of these organs. When anything goes wrong just take a few doses of Beecham’s Pills and avoid any serious illness. They are a fine corrective and tonic for the system, and a great help in maintaining good health. A single box will prove the remedial value of = | BEECHAM'S =o) PILLS 211 Union St. 1992-04 Second Ave. | Sale of Any Medicine in the World, | angst, Sterywhare. la bones, 18s. 28. OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Will interest you. So little is required to bring this beautiful instrument and all the records you like into your home tomorrow. Ask Us about it Our Beautiful Phono- graph Rooms Are for Your Convenience. Come in and listen to the new February Ree- ords—just out. U, §. INSURANCE the! Writing | and would like to hear from some of | STAN—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28, 1918, PAGE 5 aeeeeeneaeneiemeneaenre es SEATTLE SAMMY IN | FRANCE WRITES TO _ STAR; GETS SMOKES You + S809 Bere Ww Qare Un Fane ! D Mae mark Vorme BMC Voatiage od unset kon Seige wey Dam on A atte Boy Cm bite on Artthy Wk te, arity Sake rs KaneR wy JVs Crercbely my wart Magn, Carag, A Dwenty Rranre & Wether 2 tan bc 2 ‘DAO -Sey. KY Ra Vomn Em a Ww oh La me eZ. | SNR He Wy Ste oo Qtr 4s Ome A & SD aueehk W435 ee, Roy Lyons, Seattle Sammy, and card he sent to The Star, after re ceiving a package of smokes. are searce In France. wishes for the generous Star Sergt. WILLIAM EK. TE Co, A, 26th More Sia ‘amokea” postal cards And among them, one f A Seat: | tle boy. Eng.” He is Roy F. Lyons. He was an automobile truck driver here is “over there” with Co. A, Mrs. Il. Gricks, Ketchikan, Alnske $0.25 Weedmen of the World, by « sectal, Anacortes 17.75 Merry Evans, Owyhee, Nevada 500 Sailiven, 1010 Warren 26th en kineers Here's the way ave, of t ceived thru The Star's “Our Boys in| { France Tobacco Fund.” | nery, Alaska “Jan, 1, 1918 Loyal Order of Moose, Hoslyn Ledge . , Ne 736 ‘Somewhere in France, I recelv | your Xmas package and appreciat it and thank you very m “f am a Seatle boy | Seattle | “Belong to Auto Truck Drivers }local No. 174. Give everybody my erything is fine and he expresses his apprectat tobacco he re 5.00) uch | enlisted in. | Excellent Laxative For Elderly People beat regards | dandy, | “Have a mother and father coma, 1520 8. I at n Ta Tam an engineer, my friends from home is a treat ROY F, LYONS.” | | To date, Lyons i# the only Seattle! boy heard from on t smokes” | posta ls, ‘The mails yesterday this morning brought se plies from as many of ( youngsters in France. They can't seem to say enough to express their |mratitude for the “hardest thing in |the world to get today,” as one of them expresses it A pollu—Louis Bouter cigarets, He says #0 Mes sinceres remerciementa, aver mes meilleur amities,” writes. | | Which, translated, means: “My |cere thanks, with my best re "Lam serving with my A camarades,” be «ays best wishes for The “Fourth from Many thanks and here's to a big scoop for you soon. Odd, but I hap pen to be one of the fourth estate formerly with the Atlanta as a let likes “Sam: my ain Rheumatism Remarkable Home Care Given by One Whe Had Ite-He Wants Every Suffer myself Journal “WILLIAM MATTHEWS, Sec, 649, Y. 8. A. A. 8., France.” Many voice an earnest determina tion to “win the and come home.” All seem of ¢ pressing their appr remembered by “fe The boys say “samokes' too. Private H. J verse: Tobacco received, it's grand; Made in our native land. Christmas cheer, it brings home to Benefit Send No Money—Just Your Address Year we have taught th war | ¢ mind in ex jation in bein =» back home.”'| nt PP given him # | with all unfortunates who vietim are scarce what Ward writes his in| ones we hold dear. We know that our Is backed by each true American ctive part heart. That little gift brings joy and vim; Adds to the punch with which we'll win All praise is due to him who thought, ” tobacco, to cheer us as we fought Yor liberty. | 1 am gratefully, VATE H. J. WARD. te Among other cards of thanks were | ( | near; And the loving | had Sharp Flas In the epring of 1802 I was attacked by Muscular and Inflammatory F tim. © who have Jit know dy ‘after remedy, | By thene cured me completely, and it han urned. I have given it to who were terribly 41 | edy t never thanks for WANT MILLION POUNDS OF SPUDS FOR CAM Btaff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Jan have been asked for 1,260,000 px of potatoes mp Lewis gets 1,0008 “Many the smokes. to try this marvelous t wond w cent; aimply rheun healing power. Doi fill out tf 23.—Bids ands ma 1,000 pounds will tle fe amples fair? must be supplies at Seattle by bide Albert Hansen deweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison delay. Write today 199-D Gurney N.Y orter, Send to Jin the waters of Lake TELLS OF PLOT | TO MENACE U.S. SHIP PROGRAM Seattle's shipyards hav wp shipbuilding program This was the declaration of U.S. Attorney Clay Allen, in an address before the at the Maw rooms, Arcade building, day afternoon. Many afma” propas and, nabotage Women. greatly norving Tues « of the LW. W folded Allen, car woret wervice by of neighbor acoording to aid the ne the characters tn noting come what they Minute Men. he wad, have been of great ald her Can Beat Secret Service | When | ing will any cour Lotions numpiel their when the and go and carry too, i have that By watching r nels and p ow have many information that aot Kuspiciounly carry away ut night tors, the women would take two days to o Attorney Aller port of all bankers, po all me for the wultoa Ko out a Hy at Joust ain Appe props thru bank AY hould be ties, he naid Agents Advise ‘Tim German Lw. Ww promote t an to in an te and at ut of Jail cording to Atto n The Minute Men lic officialn on their It was the Minute Men and a few citizens who brought rtment dvined the and agents hh ndon sabotage sem” poll ponmible are keeping put toes, he said other patriotic a chang lee dey of a nhe Western Washington, who re y phoned him for advice in making a raid on an 1. W. W. rendezvous. “If I can’t do it, the Minute Men here will,” Attorney Allen said the sheriff told him. News by Telegraph and Telephone Seccccccccccccccccooce e Rev. Hugh Gordon Ross will give an addres The History Interpretation of the Atonement. Piymouth Congregational church, this evening Harry Abner Smith and wife, Blanche Smith, petitioned the supe- rior court of King county to change their names from Smith to Stendrup. The petitioners claim that the change | would greatly improve their’ social | pe ng. ! According to County Game War- den F. 8, Wines, sands of silver trout will be planted | Washington some time at} and Lake Sammamish next summer NEW YORK, dan. 23.—Three| Irish publications, the Irish World, | the Galelc Ameri and the Free] Man's Journal, have been barred to American mails | OLYMPIA, dan. 23.—The county | cy orm, at t meeting here yes terday, elected officers for the com- | ing year, Those chosen are: Presi dent, W. P. Eliott, Jefferson county; | vice president, Ernest G Chelan county; secretary Yakima county The Young Ladies’ Institute will give a card party and dance } 1 in the Knights of Columbus h Harvard ave. and Union st. F eds will be used to aid recreation | nters of army cantonments in the | Spencer, | L. D. Luce, The Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club will be accompa nied on ite weekly visit to one or more of Seattle's industrial plants by delegations from each of the Se. attle high schools. The de os will report to their prospe: schools the observations have made on they An address was given by Augustus | j Darnard, secretary phia Ministerial association monthly mee of th day School Superinten tion WASHINGTON.—A bill has been introduced by Delegate Sulzer, of Alaska, proposing control of fisher few in that territory, and the creation of the post of commissioner of fish eries the BEAUMONT, Tex —The wheels began to turn again today at the shipyards here, The strike ix ended | and the workers have returned. | RT TOWNSEND —The dapa- | Mandasan Maru has arrived | from Dairen, Japen, with a full cargo! of ofl of the Philadel at the tote Bun associa undreds of thou: | { | THESE |‘. cholee $1.95, Gighty-Five Pairs Gomen's Pure Silk Hose Special--Choice 89c Upper Main Mloor Winter Style $24 Formerly $24 Upper Main Floor THE from the 42 and 44. A few in sizes 16 and Winter styles are of Cheviots, Wool Gaberdine and in semi-tailored and models, with velvet trimming. Displz Black, Reindeer, t Havana Brown, J Disposal of Seventy-Five Separate &ool Dress Skirts Special at $3.95 4 Few at in thi 6. and Taupe \ é (= Formerly $5.00 \N $10.00. real Upper Main Floor —— sale offers a THIS| opportunity to L | ercise the conser- vation of cash, The Skirts in- volved are plain tailored, bustle and gathered back styles, made of black serges, wool velours in dark plaids and gray and brown mix- tures. They are finished with pockets and plain belts. Waist measures 25 to 30 inches. 25 of the|: —pg needed for war purporses, has gone to Portland, where he has been Shipping Chief of ordered to report for duty. He will ifi be succeeded in his work in Western the Pacific Coast | Washington by Lieut. A. Bickford. 7 MUST FILE AFFIDAVITS | staff Correspondent | CAMP LEWIL |) davits must be ‘| this camp claiming ¢ | must be filed before cording to an or Foltz Four hund entered claims for ex the Sist division exempti |BAD ENOUGH, ANYWAY CHICAGO, Jan. 23 | pipes cost the Bachman Manufactur ing Co, $15,000, No, that was not the plumber’s bill. The pi caught | | fire. || TRY OUT WOODEN SHIPS os Jan. 23.—Affi. by soldiers at Frozen water On Wednesday the newly complet 1 wooden ship Hollywood had her * HOT TEA BREAK A COLD—TRY TH a small package of Hamburg ast Tea at any pharmacy Take |a tablespoonful of this hamburg tea, —- SE | put a cup of boiling water upon it ARTHUR B.S WEZEY. |pour through a sieve | teacupful at a time. It is the Arthur B. \™ wt effective way to break a cold clair, N jand cure grip, ax it opens the por relieving congestion. Also loosens the joint offices | the bowels, thus breaking a cold at Anchor and Anchor- | once. Kdson lines, At Vancouver, B. it Swezey will have control of the! veg entire Pacific Coast in his new posi tion, but his duties will be rather those of a shipping agent, to ar range for cargoes from the West, for ships traversing the Atlantic He} wus for years manager of the Med iterranean saloon ep! Cunard tne tment of the| 4 in New York K | ARMY MEN IN TIMBER | WORK GET NEW ORDERS| Lieut, Harry Hanover, of the U.| S. aviation corps, who has been in| If you are sick you cannot do bet- charge of an organization formed vy ie than take advantage of this offer the government for the purpose of ing the output of lumber best possible treatment, and drink a Swezey of Upper Mont member of the Ship rs has been nsive and entirely lore harmless, FREE DOCTOR Go to the RIGHT TF 169 Wash And the Doctor will give you a careful examination and prescribe for you FREE. 2 [bak MR.A. BRIQUET THE COAL DOCTOR UT lain Floor 3roadc belted MRSOUTH PRAIRIE MRFRANKLIN MR. BLACK DIAMOND Patent Leather fats Special $1.95 ate r Hate are in revalent 4m are practical h red, green Spectal, Jwenty- ine JSuits-- Special Choice $1.75 50 and $29.50 sizes predominating assortment of twenty-nine Suit are Suits are ay designed Poplins, hese loth, fur ed in Navy, and Shipment of @omen’s Jwo- Piece Pajamas Upper Main Floor jaded Seco Silk Pajamas quisite styles of dainty rings, such as Pink, Blue, Lavender and Yellow All a suit... 36.50 Colored trimmed sizes Striped and Solesette P: with fre stenings and plain pink and blue bands, A suit ..$2.95 and $3.50 Plain White med with pink ts. A suit Plain Pajamas trim- and blue $1.95 ban: trial run on Puget sound. The torship Ypres, launched last day, will have her trial Thursday, BUILD FUN HOUSES Staff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Jan. 23. teen buildings are now under | struction in the amusement | Contracts call for their oo by February 12 | THOS. H. INCE Presents } For the First Time | in Seattle “THE LEPPELIN’S LAST | | ; Children ...10¢ 2OC cere’ stais toe We Pay the War Tax We save you money and give the | ? ama TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF FAMOUS FUELS O reason for Seattle to shiver, however, cold the weather may become. Oldest of all and per- haps best known among Northwest fuels, is Mr. Newcastle, who is truly one of Washington’s pioneers. Issaquah came a little later, but still wears his Indian hat and name. Newest of all is A Briquet, who is made up of the best of the different coals. Prairie, who comes up from the south like a warm south wind; Mr. On the oppo side is Mr. South ‘ranklin is distinguished by his Quaker hat and Ben Franklin spectacles. Mr. Black Diamond is known from Bering Sea . to Mexico. The Coal Doctor, famous heat specialist, recommends them all, each meeting best some particular heat requirement. From your nearest dealer, or phone PACIFIC COAST FUEL COMPANY 563 Railroad Ave. S. Main 5080