The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1918, Page 2

Your Credit ) : / Good —if you have an account ADD TO Your! ACCOUNT => Wwe y Churge No” | Interest here, your additional pur- chases will be added without first payment. a a “Lifetime” aluminum ware 6-cup size percolator: special for Friday and Satarday— $2.19 remular value $2.50 y “Lifetime” reolator in a ear factory guArANtes, EOD. or phone owlers 8.50 value aluminum reauiar for Priday and Sat- day extra “Call - and = Carey- . away” special at ) Special purchase of nickel ! p'ated metal umbrella 1M |) stands: regu'ar $5 values: Fiv-w-i for Friday and Saturday— $2.39 —high-grade metal umbrella stand picture, indestructible eo Poe Y band design Friday ‘If you want to keep your hair in Condition, be careful what you at with. soaps and prepared sham eontain too much alkali. Thir the scalp, makes the hair brit and is very harmful. Just plain cocoanut oi! (which is pure entirely greaseless), is much bet. | ulsiflied cocoanut ot! iS store. It is very heavy metal and Saturday . ‘ th dition which exactly like nickel plated 4 will last a lifetime; artistic regular $5.— value, special for $2.39 practically DOG POISONERS BU | Dog pojsoners are busy in the Queen Anne district, according to Teports to the police. Several valu lable dogs have been poisoned within te last few days. ‘Phosphate Will Stra Your Weak Nerves! “TARLET | ASERS He rvea rob men and women joy of life, and quickly and robust to a con- Pitiabie in the ex- treme. This condition is brought about slowly and stealthily tn the majority of cases, and the poor a \e realize what |; emory, ind lof desire for work or recreatio: somnia of some other unmist symptom Indicates weak nervy many people mak Shalt faut we Ay: | &@ few ounces is enough | be ast everyone in the family for has never been anything in| with the INSTANT action of |? buckthorn bark, glycerine, as mized in Adierika. ONE ‘FUL flushes the ENTIRE tract so completely ft relieves CASE sour stomach, gas or on and prevents appendi ‘The INSTANT. pleasant ac of Adler-ika surprises both doc and patients. Partell Drug iy and Swift Drug Company. The nerves are weak and exhausted; they need food and nourishment— not drugs that will lash them Into temporary, activity. Feed nd they nerve in Just on: pure phosphate, ot _immedia taining sufficient bit tablets for two weeks’ tre can be obtained from any 4 at reason le con within reach of « fol bitro- tablets panied by « binding guarantee of satisfaction or money ek Makes Oly Victor Records HARRY LAUDER, the great Scotch comedian, who will ap- pear at the Met Feb. 18 and 19, makes records only for the Victor. enjoy hearing least one of his Records and inimitable drolleries hear his again and agai ure, ropolitan theatre You will him, but get at n at your pleas- Victrolas, $20 to $380 Convenient Payment Terms Deffiers in Steinway and Other Pianos, Pianos, Victrolas and Sherman Spokane, Pianola Records; Music ay & Co, Player Portland | wort Jacid from the To axcertain whether there in justification | and to what extent such the city of Seattle, King County Counell of Defense t and report upon the understanding of the situation thin work at the re and requests that thos haying ing, Will answer questionnaires fully wo fa STAR—THURSDAY, the Inere ereane in ju question so that there m Fam powmib uest of several thousand citizens, and earnestly hepen property for rent, as well an thone rent and fairly To Be Filled Out by Renter Name . Addrenn Do you live in an Apartment Unturni in a. Residence—Fur Do you live Unf Do you live in a Hotel Nuthber of Rooms Name of Owner Or Agent What year bullt, approximately How Jong have you lived at this a What rent did you pay during sum What rent did you pay during winter months of 191617 Detail briefly landlord What improvements have been ma: any extraordinary circumstances in connection with Phone Furnished nfurninhed rnished hed ninhed urniahed ddrens mer months of 1916 wT your de To Be Filled Out by Agent or Owner Name . Ad What rent did you receive during irons «Phone summer months 1916 What rent did you recel@ during winter 1916-17 How long during this time has yo What taxes did you pay for 1916 Amount of local improvement What do you estimate ing your property In your an Apartment prope Fiat Residence Hotel Cut out this coupon after answ taxee ir property been rented tT 1916 aT a reasonable cost of maintaining and oper House ering ail questions and mail to King County Council of Defense, Room 418, County City Building, Seattle. Remarks, if any, should be sent in On & separate sheet In the early days of our country grandmother waa the druggist, and | her drugs consisted mostly of roots and herbs gathered from the fisids) and forests. There was peppermint for indigestion, mullen for coughs, nkullcap for nervousness, thorough- for colds, wormwood for bruises and sprains and #0 on. They) Were uccenstul remedies, too. was from a combination of much roots and herbs that Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn, Maas, more than |forty years ago, ofiginated her now famous Yegetable Compound; and during all these long years no other remedy has ever been discovered to restore health to ailing women so successfully as thin good old-fash- | joned root and herb medicine. AND Lose DOLLARS You can't mensure the value of good eyeright in dollars and cents, You should no purchase eye serv merchandise basis ings Rheumatism }| uric acid remains in blood, —— Rheumatism is no respecter of age, color or rank, If not the most of human affitetiona, it ts » most painful. Those sub to rheumatism should eat meat, dress as warmly as possible, avoid any undue exposure and, above all, drink lots of pure water. Rhoumatiam is caused by uric acid which is generated in the bowels and absorbed Into the blood, It is the function of the kidneys to filter this blood and cast, it out the pores of the skin re also a freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate thix uric acid, which keeps aceum ulating and circulating through the nystem, eventually settling in the Joints using stiffness, soreness 2 At the n the urine means of firet twin wet from any ph ounces of Jad te; put a table spoonful in a «of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimulating the kidneys to normal action, thud ridding the blood of these impurities, Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless Jand is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with |lthia, and is used with excellent re sults by thourands of folks who are subject to rheumatiam, Here you have a plensan effervescent lith er drink whieh overcomes uric acid and is beneficial to your kidneys an well about four It} JURY PONDERS SLACKER CASE; | Following instructions from the court, the case of Morris Pas, charg led with avotding select draft wervice. went to the jury in the U. 8. district court Thurrday | In reading the instructions, Judge | Jeremiah Neterer called attention to the registration regulations, saying that men between 21 and 31 mu: register in “the precinct of their | domicie.” Jor Pans. on the stand, had testified that he and his brother | had registered in Sand Point, Idaho. ax Joe and Morris Levine, and ti he considered his residence then a “on the road.” Judge Neterer said that domicile tn understood to be permanent home. He aid that Morris Pass assumed | the relation of a migratory character The law makes it an offense to will fully evade registration, he said B. Foster, U. 8. secret nervice opera tive: David Pass, brother of the de | fendant: J. K. Brown, police officer. jand William H. Flynn, who arres the men. Mrs. Gottstein to Be Buried Friday ‘The funeral of Mra. Molly Gott stein, age 78, who died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mra A. Lou Cohen, 802 16th ave., will be held at the Cohen home at 10:30 Fri day morning. Rabbi Samuel Koch ane in rentale fo FEB. PAGE 2 CANDIDATES IN 1918. AT HIGH SPEED Ole Hanson, candidate for the may ralty nomination at the primaries ext Tuenday, lant night, appearing at a mam meet ing in the hool and talking before bers of the ¢ the Labor nade two addrense Broadway high #« @ gathering of mom pntral Labor council, in temple, 6 other candidates also apoke in ux parts of the city, Griffiths apoke three times on Wednen¢ ndash the Frankitt high seb Meridian Impro nt club and the} Labor ter Candidate Horr mp at the Franklin high school, J ¥. Murphy made hin first addrews in the Fremont district when he talked at & mass moeting at the McDonald school. Later he went to Franklin high school Gi apoke at Kidd's hall Lake, while France addressed 4 meet: | ing at the Franklin high school, and then talked at the Meridian 1 ment club and the McDonald m Bradford spoke at the Labor tem: ple Murphy took hin subject Present high of the city Ralph A, Horr aaid that while the police department of the city has been made the issue of the campaign and all candidate have declared them selves for a clean police adminiatr Uon, he ts the only one who has said} that he would be personally respon ie for such an administration he paramount duty of the cording to Austin B. Oriffiths late for the mayoralty nominat in addrenses Wednenduy night, in reestablish the character of Seattle He pledged that he would use cau Uon and care, while not promising to be & panacea for all Keattle’s ills, ‘BACK FROM TRENCHES Ktal/ Correspondent GQAMP LEWIS, Feb. 14.—Return-) ing to camp Wednesday, after a period of trench instruction, the men of the 3¢iet infantry are busy ketting stiffness, caused by digsing out of their joints |U. S. FLIERS WIN HONORS| | PARIS, Feb. 14-—The French cross, with palms, has been given Corporal Thomas Hitchcock, ef Long |Inland, N. ¥., and W. A. Wellman, of Cambridge, Mass, American fiers with French escadrilies, for bravery KN RELIEF | AAAITS YOU IN. POGLAM ‘The more Intensely you have suf fered from irritated, Itching skin, [the more grateful will be your sigh lof relief when Posiam has been ap: plied. Soothing, cooling, pacifying, now that you KNOW, you will Green for the elty, can ‘al ra Barbers’ « Pest, to drive all eruptional troubles before they spread and be come serious & . Sold everywhete For free sam- to Emergency . Labora- W. 47th at, New York Iteh etter bythe dally’ use of | , medionted “with os Kimball Young —IN— The Foolish Virgin CLASS A THEATRE ENGAG A man proposed Ana it Por there were @ | He fett that he will officiate, and interment will be | metery the widow of in Hills of Eternity Mra, Gottatetn w Benjamin Gottstein, She had been & resident of Seattle 15 years. Dur ing the last few years sho was an lia Mrs. sone and Gottstein stein Furniture Gottstein, president Land company, and Jand Jacob Gottstein, Mrs. Moves Lewis, Montpelier, ho, and Mrs, Simon tello, Idaho | VILLA IS REPORTED IN COMMAND OF 8,000 MEN EL PASO, Feb. 14.—Carranza sol |diers in Chihuahua and Sonora | states are reported in revolt because they are not receiving their pay reg ularly A revolt among the Yaqui Indians, who are sald to objest to fighting | their own people, ix also reported. According to apparently authente reports, Villa now has 8,000 armed men in fia mand. | QUESTION RUNNING OF ONE-MAN CARS Whether one-man cars may be op erated by the traction company over |lines other than thowe wh their | franchise permits was referred to the board of pu works by the fran chise and judiciary committees of the city council at # joint meeting Thurs: day Gottstein in survived by five three daughters, M. A president of M. A. Gott company; William of the Bend Ida Lewis GERMAN SOLDIER IS HELD BY OFFICIALS Ernest Koch, formerly a soldier in jermany army, was arrested late y, on the steamship Jeffe non, by naval intelligence o; No particular was found on his person, He was taken to the detention station and held for federal Investigation. . ‘ST PRomoTED F. C, (Bert) Collins, former travel ing paasenger agent for the Canadian Pacific, has been made assistant to Frank R. Hanlon, joint export agent | for the transcontinental lines in Se: ttle. Sixteen size, noven-jewe watches, direct from factory Hayne, next Liberty Theatre, (Adv) purser" | beats |) her saving, || Nad made the te | she ald to him, “In baying clothes |) 1 buy where 1 anve mores ye SUIT, COAT, DRESS | AT STAIRS || | WHI discus the real issues of the Poca: | | Evening. at 8:15 THE HIrropRomME WhyExperiment? We have hundreds of patients ill testify to niess Methods, Work ple who Our P. Our Selentific Our very reasoni To the feos | wonderful change we have made in thelr mouths by cheeking that insidious disease of the gums, Pyorrhea (R Dis Put your time against ours a few minutes any day in the week and we will diagnose your case and tell you just what you need. AMINATION AND ESTI- MATION FR Good Dentistry—Always AT REASONABLE PRIC NATIONAL | A); DENTISTS THIRD & PIKE —~ at Fourth and Pike. Open D: nd Night Not Open Sundays. Main 3236, Formerly ment 1 DRUG STORES Size 10x18 inches, with 6%4-ft ready for une. The very thing t erib war Cannot get too hot or cold, Price seaewws Dr. Seeley’s Serotal Keep your plied with home. ly welcomed for. Will not ab sorb mols ture and made of bent Small models, and will give you service, Price, special Brownie $6.75 $14.00. From Our Candy Dept. SPECIAL — Delicious Cocoanut Cream Squates, 3 Mavors; made by us; per Ib 30c in faney Malted Milk Chocolates, 50c 12-01. boxes, box Our Victoria Chocolates will cer- tainly please you; per 65 c ‘Ab, bores, Fleur De $2.00 $1.00 Good times in show you how Lis Chocolates 1b, Box Fleur De | Las Chocolates Empress Chocolates, Ib. box Honey Nougat, per Ib Chocolate Caramels, per Ib. . Goodyear Ma- roon Rubber Hot Water Bot- 2 nize PW atertite a-at Mot Water Potties, $1 1.29 value, for ‘Tryean Merit Rubber Hot Water Bottle, 98c #-at. aise Lion Maroon Rubber Hot Water, Rottle, 2-at, nize tnd |DISBARMENT HEARING! |S ON BEFORE BOARD| The hearing in the disbarment pro: ceedings against Edgar G. Milln, Se- attle attorney, was opened Thursday at 1:30, before Dix H. Rowland, member of the state board of bar examiners, in department 10 of the King county superior cgert The hearing was sc wihitea to be rin at Thursday morning, but was put over at the request of Mills to allow him to secure counsel. He appeared to object to the right o! the state bar examiners to hear the case, but was overruled The complaint alleges that Mills was implicated in the attempt of Frank J, Richards to blackmail D. E. Thompron, a wealthy rancher of Lincoln, Neb., for $24,000 in 1916 PAID ADVERTISING 'H. C. GILL Candidate for Mayor campaign at the following places 1ith, West Seattle, Gal-| lingher’s Hall ‘Thursd Friday, 15th, Fremont, Masonic Hall Saturday, 16th, University ‘District, Masonic Hall Monday; 18th, Downtown, Hippo- drome, Fifth and University AS LL Pos VITED IRRITATING COUGHS | Premptly treat coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis and similar inflamed and irritated onditions of the throat with a tested remedy— a5 P. uM. We find you can bring out the} uty of your hair to its very best | Jivantage by ashing it with Can throx, It n a very expensive she the hair and scalp thoroughly of all} the dandruff, dirt and excess oil, leaving wonderfully clean, whole some feeling. 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