The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY, 5 19 PAGE 5, SS, Woodhouse-Grundaum Furniture Co., Inc 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST YOU MAN CAN SAVE ON $ EXCHANGE YOUR USED FURNITURE FOR NEW Goo To make it ponsible to save there must be the hertiest co-operation between husband and wife and chil dren in all the of homemaking "CANDIDATES SPEAK Have you bought a thrift stamp? De it today oases EAN ten Horr and } In family of six, our high 8 manic Candi rehool daughter is glad to macrific meeting of th nwealth club, money, when by so daing we erta, Monday buy thrift stampa, and she knows in the Good Bats No Trouble to Keep |that whe in helping ber at | the same time. | By our family all p country FOR MAKING BREAD ‘To Readers of this Paper I will send a Valuable Recipe which will The price is ng together ke Bread. Wholesome, Digestibie, : : we have been able to save on $190 free from, Fermentation, needs no | Skin Free From Hairs 5 cents Swmonth, And if, thre these daya.ef buttermilk. The Bread when bak — self-denial and wa or consists of ordinary flour, wate There is no mn for any woman conform to the Amer and salt. Any Flour can be used. to countenance superfluous hairs P nd in, by all means Takes a quarter of an hour to because, with a paste made by mix a ud A | standard i make it form to our “aise.” and then one hour in oven. ing some powdered delatone with way of living until this war is won Numerous Unsolicited Testimonials water it is easy to get rid of them % 5 An American wife and mo from Medica! Men, ete. I have noth. The paste is applied for 2 to 3 min ut on ju ge MRS CLYDE RAND, ing to sell. Just cut out this notice, utes, then rubbed off and the skin arlington, King Wash washed. This treatment will rid the skin of hair without leaving a biem ish, but care should be taken to see and enclose P. 0. for 25 cents and addressed envelope for Recipe. iF AMERICAN STANDARD’ CHA: Thrift Editor, Seattle Star, it by that J. T. BYRNE, A EAS te Stars 38a, Crafton Street, Dublin, Ireland tisement_ pear sir: My advice to “A ‘Thirtty Father” is to forget the “American standard of living” until That is a slim ex a mighty fre after the war. euse to hide behind and unpatriotic phrase to com n the pen of a red-blooded American, and a futher at that Our president says the government and lots of it munt do bis needs money to win the war bit and each on mall it ma father in asked to do nothing fageous, make no greater fice, than the giving up of a few per howev te me sac ELLING OUT had a mig «ma part to pb in lthe great stroues Does he think that the boys in the The Assigned Stock of Slocum PC Sng gt ede lamerican standard of living”? What & Reed Dept. Store 5917 DUWAMISH AVE. ‘The entire stock of Groceries, Men's and Ladies’ Furnishings, Notions, Hardware, etc., sac- rificed for the next few days. AMERICAN HEN IS DOING HER BIT FOR U. S. WASHINGTON Feb. | | American ben i« strutting forth from ar a NE 7 the back vera and farm to - pin the : ga Sale Starts Tomorrow at 10 a.m. “Qa BN es iene TT hen will win the war” comes | MARK THE ENTIRE STOCK F a QUICK DISPOS! tom: no’ lees revable’a source tt CLOSED” vas FIXTURES FORK & Don't fail to share in these wonderfal bargains. The prices mentioned below only tell part of the story of what will happen to this magnificent stock. IF PRICES TALK, HERE ARE ONES THAT SHOUT. RE the department of agriculture this ix added artsnent to the farmers to in their production of chickens jand ee as to save more meat to send abroad for the use of Ameri | ca’s fighting men “The hen must among those who are helping to win ‘the war for democracy, Th® hen, of always has shown a willing duty, and dout the department from » ON, ke her place en GROCERY BARGAINS Old Home butk h Se en now Campbell's Soup Oysters Kellogg's Corn Flakes now course ness to do het she is willing now,” of agriculture says The stimulus given the pro farmers to yetion will Ivory Soap now, increase the poultry a ber : See | result in a nation of ee and chicken Mrs. Sind lenthusiasts, leaving more meat to the German howitzers. | PARENT-TEACHERS TO HEAR HOOVER TALKS, Sedna now Cabin Syrup, ae ounces, now “ Al; A Hoover program! De. Mtalaae Wels aan The John B. Allen Parent-Teach the Hippodrome n H a + H ‘ H + ii ers’ aasociation has this | y evening at 8:15. ? eS Furnis ONS FUTDISDINGS FRM stat mctine cram: Wear Hin" aa Vater . day, at the «school Mise Mary ¥ — Sacrificed a - woes lara Hv BAM | Bausch, of the university, weil tec: Out of the High Rent District Me Cotton Crochet Md acr Cc bre and Mise Cla M. artle w | now sing Corsets, worth to Laces, worth to 106 Lot Men's Shirts, | We duplicate si, 69 | vrei, aee Bc | renin te e138 now. ADC DANCE SATURDAY FOR | Meigs, Soe and 75e Bramsieres BR | ribbons, worth to Ie A ¢ | #1.50 nnd $2.00 Green | now Cc yard, now C | Nees ahirie new... SOC BOYS OF COMPANY L| senses re Ladies Unsion Sutts, $1 29 | % curd Hooks nnd 5 20¢ Arrow Collars 5 | “valet amerih $2.09. new . now 2 for c now 2 for 25c A benefit dance will be given § ; Ladies’ Union Suits, Hal Pants, worth oun’ e vhere your worth to 81.28, new, OOC ape ee gia it rats were se $1.45 ening, at the Mount I rae mere Veaeraere fen aanorted Cooks’ Aprons Park elub for Company L, glasses were Se, now. 2IC ‘ole Creams now 18¢ | “wr 18c 11st infantry, formerly Company isa: ae We Plates Wool Underwear, Second Washington infantry, now 39c .22c 14c | SELLING OUT SLOCUM & REE 5917 DUWAMISH AVE. 5 Doors North of the Union Savings Bank & Trust Company WANTED—EXTRA SALESPEOPLE. GEORGETOW MANY LINES LIMITED The company is composed pattie boys. the front | of § | INJURIES ARE SLIGHT G. J. Dang, president of the Steel and Equipment Co. Monday in a collision with a Rainie | valley car while driving his auto, was able to leave the Seattle General hospital for his home a short tim after the accident. His daughter Frances, also slightly injured, did not remain long in the hospital TEA ROOM ROBBED Several hundred dotiars’ worth of jewelry and other valuables reward ed a thief who robb the Japanese tea room, Fifth and University, Mon day night. C. Kageyama, manager, reported. the case to the police, now PAINTS HARDWARE AND PAINTS BAC CRIFIC hUFE HARDWARE AN A GENERAL STORE Corner of Nebraska St. I REE BOONE II Fe “le READERS TELL HOW MARRIED various departments | The | Hofius | Injured | (00 MONTH ove Credit System has been established for your conventence A malary of $100 a month, a family | ee en to furni#h your hor pur own tadivia ai pve : ns ree present cost of living Bid aiahbed a Cons, are lower than wi should not deter a “thrifty father doen he think will be« | : oe ee eet eae ee Try Interned _ kr! standard, tin goa» Poin to. the bomesdnen ehuasiias Man for Murder | A love of perronal comfe tf letters received today tn r hom: Ob ishnews, pure and simy what does | PORE NOURS 8 savings stamps and support hin fam: | The very fact that this phrase lly on $100. a month?” put by The in the letter shows noes | Hu are two letters telling how | thing nnd wants the people ent ite don The third ¢ in from a Ge mmotion his seifisune He | dexpondent mother, evidently, who | malaht at lenet have M. C. A. will decide the ntill, If he did ne | CARE AND CAUTION DO IT | the war In settled in the right way Thrift Bd r, Seat! ar Cans let's be thankful & we mm have man with a fam of and a anal the necessaries, which is t than ary of $100 per month save, ander | the people of the other countri . present conditions It can getting | did” And t Caution AT hy - Sol nae | Conservation and Co-operation—-must MRS. L ; | the principal factors in making it Hotel Westlake, | tion—In the spending of every SAYS IT CAN'T BE DONE | penny etiminat everything not Thrift Editor The Star Li am | abaolutel neoe ary Thoro Inspec | Ta writing this letter in regard tien of ¢ ything in the way of DITIMER POPOF? t® whether one can b thrift food, clothing and supplies which stampa after existing on a $100 na you must Dimiter Popoff.*an alien enemy | ary Tt site be done Ce rvation—With a capital “C*] confined in the federal prison at At | There's no w around it. | Some td mahogan In everything Dy all means raise |lanta, is on trial charged with the It just happen with tapestry uph . garden. [f high rents hamper, | Murder of Deputy Warden Brock. If/children and until lately nly. All are handsome, high proc a piece of ground ¢ leonvicted, Pe f will be t first;|month, By the tme we buy 819.85 ng the spare —- ~ ~|amount of ng, there ts nm, building up meat, Give the poor eed aterm: | UI BO Ghance for entras 75 Chalr. and helping yourself and your Coun | ach a rest from indigestible pies and! | Wave tried and tried ave, even | $32.50 Rocker try. Can all perishable vegetables | goughnuts. Forget to ice cake, | “ml! amount (do all my own work} $21.50 Chair. ltoward a winter supply. Keep raluate cheap sliows ‘ties ana | 2h cou t accomplish it. Bo what |} $24.50 Chair, few chickens to eat the table #eraps®, | cigars cs Sérmarty pent’. at the remedy? What can b | $24.50 Rocker, wh the winter's C8 SUPPIY | theatres, now spent at the cit oe n't Set SiGe Out af & tere. |] 2 Rocker, ems are cheapent t Ute brary, will prove more profitat af! saan aint mantle ha egg Rocker ia ~ | fully as natiatying MRS Chatr, Tre Rocker, special at the boat or the w in us special at of an of al mentions, aot | = Seite NEURALGIA special at low canen » trom flour sacks and $42.50 Ctmir, special at shoes which have visited the cob- blers. Successful Treatment Based on the Relation Between Thin Blood and an Un- dernourished Nervous System | A Hartford Woman Tells of the Relief She Found from Untold Misery That She Feared Could Never Be Cured. | | } | | Neuralgia arises from tack of|| for the nerves which} neuralgia and it Stamps Unele Sam, in the insuance of ‘Thrift Htumps, paves the way to the know! edge 4 impor. tance ravings. These Stamps will have a decided! beneficial effect on the prosperity of the future, The will bh mightil to finance the war now, On wale at Main Office New Black Nets 40 Inches wide for the latest ef trimming and male in the yard, $3.25 New Muslin Gowns Very Attractive at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95 Upper Main Floor. { | ut the bet; Bed Spread or Sheet QUALITY) *)'< 200 || A] wit sve meric { —.| workmanship |2__] all bedding sold at this store. hand in hand are the prominent features of a ms shipment just placed in the trimming of ribbons and embroidery stock im very effective, and the 16 range of sizes includés 15, nd 17 \| War Savings The Rhodes Co. $/. 95. $2. 50, Upper M ale are thus osal, The ond OO 3 of Velvet, and are displayed in Black. New Spring Style Velour Coats Are Marked Very Reasonably at $22.50 and $24.50 Upper Main Floor. more than for first place. tablished, when developed in m models, has no superior woman who chooses a Spring from these new arrivals will be the Pponneasor of quality and style. These new Coats enlarge upon Noveity Pockets, Embroidered Collars, Straight Lines and Self-Covered Buttons The high waist line and three- quarter and full lengths are attractive features, and there displayed in charming shade China Blue, Rose, Kelly Gi Beige, Tan, Reindeer, Coral American Beauty Red. Sizes mines and women Bed Jpreads---Sheets Main Floor, Rear. Marseilles pattern, size 81x90 Seamed Sheets, torn size Seamed SI . torn size Untrimmed fats Special 75c Winter styles Plush and Satin Sailors, in colors of Taupe, Green, A coating thus es- and the other ‘This essential is the first factor in BED SPREADS Marseilles pattern, size 74x84. Marseiiles pattern, size 90x98... BED SHEETS x90, $2. 95and $3.95 Main Floor. involved in this special s priced for a quick dis- assortment comprises Turbans and Navy and Mushrooms, holds mart are of reen, and for needs to be of such quality that each... 99, each Ain are also| blood ix bullt up.| = = = | Many who w tortured with| nouraigia will read with interest | the following statement ot re |DECIDE THIS WEEK ON William Cotter, of No. 368 Sigour- |ney street, Hartford, Conn. Mra FIGHT AGAINST 6c FARE,, Cotter found a successful. treat.| The franchise and finance commit | ment for her trouble and has since| te" of the city counct! will consider enjoyed exceliont health. She sayn:|this week the ordinance conferring | "I was taken with neuralgia ana| Power on Corporation Counsel Hugh | wan under a doctor's care. 1 aleo| © Caldwell to fight the proposed 6. | took several remedies but founa|cent street car fare, and to employ | only taucharacy roan t nisrhocas | oueeete 60 Sah © tion of the untold misery for nearly ten yenea| traction company’s property. It was fe aid Gabrearh scares oud bo donee |: eferred to these committees at Mon to face and when they came on 1 a Siahave to ve sot] SEIZE LIQUOR FROM that my eyes would close, Fre PRINCE DRUG STORE ‘ au , Raine would come on! senbers of the dry squad Tues: |<! Kl day declared that Hauor taken in e other kind of house-| ons Monday wfternoce on > _ |raid ) , »on on the Prince s a A pis | Drug Co,, 109 Prefontaine place, in a Pink hen a neighbor | | | mended them to me. In lese than} | a month I was greatly benefit | but continued with the treatment | had no return of the neuralgia but | keep Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills con- | stantly on hand as I believe they are a wonderful family remedy.” | Dr. Wit Pink Pitis build up | the blood, When they do this they up every nerve in the body.| hey drive out the blood th that causes rheumatism strengthen the stomach and digestion thorough and com make fortable. One of the best things avout these pills is the fact that they not contain the slightest any harmful drug. While they are overcoming disease they are bulld jing up general conditions of good health, | In spite of the increased cost of t “ all drugs the price of Dr. Williams Pink Pills has not been changed,|to you from the fear that accom- | Your own druggist supply you | panies Dental operations. 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