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

BOB ARMSTRONG WILL APPEAR IN ARMY BILL FREE BUS ORDINANCE Woodhouse Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc Staff Correspondent The jitney bus question is ‘ II] CAMP LEWIS, Feb, 14.—Vaude-]in the hands of Corporation Co! 416-424 Pike Street iJ] siti, tast boxing and ‘resting are] Caldwell aa ;. promined by the men of Company H,] Following a meeting of the 6720. WE'LL U [état infantry, at their entertatn’ | council publie maf committ — OUR Creat syatem has deen eatabliahed for your conventence= Recta s eens Ww Liberty | Wednesday, which la t © furnish your home along ¥ own Individual vinggmoy ee ee #8 COM) Hoon, the members o' tdeas are easier and our pric re lower than will edy satire, with Bob Arm be found anywhere, No extra charges) interest. attle oman and mer v the bill, He ject new way to pans t the the dent, will ¢ building, ¢ . rs day from John Davis & aa Sahy's Meattio branoh | Double Crossed $9.50 lave you bought « thrift au a cust Tetap ia tha aay EXTRA SPECIAL 78 Sample Pieces of High Grade Velvet Stair Carpet, in One-Yard Lengths. Special for Friday, | While They Last, | $1.25 | The Kosine Treatment for EPILEPSY lor embezzlement, his bride made} LIEUTENANT ACCUSED _| or, cme OF EMBEZZLEMENT |ring trom ner finger and nandet tt " SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14—"1/ to the police will not wear stolen jewelry.” Hall te accused of having taken 7 _ As her husband, Lieut. Robert H./ $7,000 from army mess funds ) Hall, 48th U. 5. Infantry, was ar-| placed in his keeping at Little Rock Tested here Wednesday, on a charge! Ark ‘ | packing ‘« ifacturera, Drive Germany’s Silent Allies From America! Make Sure They Can’t Enter YOUR Home Waste and Extravagance are Germany’s Silent Allies. They will help the Kaiser. They will kill American soldiers. Every bit of waste, every extravagance takes force from the power America must put into the war to win. Every penny spent for luxuries and unnecessary things is a penny lost to the production and purchase of gold, clothing, supplies, ships and munitions for our soldiers. As long as we spend wastefully, Germany will receive silent but powerful help from America; just so much farther away is the Day of Peace. Don’t spend thoughtlessly or unnecessarily. Save! With high wages and plenty of work for everyone there never was such an opportunity to help yourself and help your country. Save to help the Government. Lend your savings to your Country— BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS —and drive out the enemy’s silent allies. Put your dimes and quarters, as well as your dollars, at work. Every man, woman and child can buy War Savings Stamps —and keep buying them. Put all you can save into War Sav- ings Stamps and watch your savings grow. They are a profit- able, simple and secure investment. You’ll never find a better road to Prosperity. BECOME A WAR SAVER and HELP YOURSELF TO PROSPERITY HELP YOURSELF TO VICTORY Get War Savings Stamps from the Post Office, any bank or other authorized agency. War Savings Committee Cc. H. CLARKE REGINALD H. PARSONS King County Chairman City Chairman (This space contributed) STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1918. IS BACK TO CALDWELL » find some nance #o that facilitte from your dealer sample 1 PAGE 5 News by Telegraph and Telephone elty free part of hin when an y with which he was dled. © have failed to locate of Frank O'Netl dead in bin 8. by th frie 50, a negro found enth ave. body was taken tr services for A. § 1 We neral neaday morning at hospital from om teacher Y. M. ©. at 2 p.m, in A. auditoriun, under the ite emt yal meeting In the M hall here, Friday and Satu "lthis week. Headquarters made at the Lincoln h tion will give evening and a luncheon Satur At Spokane during the this week A meeting of the Rorrowed Time | club, an organization of men more than 70 year the Malloy hall, 14th ave, N. EB. and N. 45th at, Thursday, at 2 p. m. favor of incorporating a paragraph the franchise to women, was today defeated by @ vote ‘‘Cure Your 54 to 39. Old Sea Captain Cured Hie Own Wie Remedy and Book Pree. Collings sailed the seas then hi tained rou End abhorrent operation or die. it did metthert He cured himself in- stead. ° a 0 well, otrons, mn. But wend it tight yefore you put down FREE RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COUPON. Capt. W. A. Collings Cine.) Hox 63 B, Watertown. N.Y r FREE and Book with ign om my part Easy to Make This Pine Cough Remedy You know that nearly all prescript dies for coughs r pine contains several peculiar ¢ gh nyrups are eand syrup. The * in usually plain granulated Noth but tho part sugar syrup. why buy it? i better, © a put 2 of Pinex (60 conte worth) in a pint bottle, and fill up with home~ made sugar syrup. This gives you -more than you can buy made for $2.60. It im. pure, it eagerly. can feol this take hold of a cough or cold in a way that means business, ‘The cough may be hoarse and tight oF may be per le the formation ation will ed Pinex and yvrup stop it--usually In Splendid, too, for hii hoarseness, or any ordinary throat ailment. Pinex ts a compound of extract, and is famous the world over for its prompt results. Beware of sub druggiat fe With, direc anything highly concentrated or money fae romney, refunded. The Pinex Co, of age, was held at| in the electoral reform bill, giving | the house of assembly | Rupture Like | iCured Mine” ments that have a remarkable effect | n easily make) ten. | and. very pieasant—children | ary, | enuine Norway pine! ' auspices of the Chamber of Com merce | The Northwest Retail Furniture || Deale association will hold CAPE TOWN, 8. A—A motion tn! i i JUDGE GANTENBEIN IS COMMISSIONED MAJOR: PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 14.—Ctroult | Judge Calvin U. est man attending the first officers’ | nian, and wife of Dr. Otis F, Lacison, training camp at the Presidio, at San Francisco, was today commissioned a major in the National army by the war department He has tendered his resignation as circuit judge, and is awaiting orders to report for duty. Gantenbein was a major with the Oregon forces in the Spanish-Amer 9TO 10 $5.00 Special § The has racks 30 of v and b mac Garme taken Dress Skirts O.D. 0 Me Section from the , in limit quantities is No mail, telephone or C. ories made on Friday Hour Salk reserved few mixtures, These are plain tailored for ored initials, umnortments 2703 Corsets —One hundred Men's Flat Collar Shirts 375" . 5 caf ton Coreeta, fa; Wert outt styles, made $00, 7erde in Gark oo 66-96 Crepeiee broken sizes, of low bust of percale and madras, Cpe. tee Chine Waists, and long skirt model, in assorted stripes. Sizes Yilvey “or gaberdine. , 1 e made of fine 14 to 17. Formerly $1.00. Ores ote or, Special $1.85 ace and «For this hour, " -" ee een 75c merly 450, S5e, 65¢ and Black and Navy Crepe ibe. For this Figured Silkolines — A hour, a yaré . 39c de Chine Waists, in ood fabric for comfort yehing—100 yards of tucked style, with large $1.75. Choice for sorted rs and pat. “lightly solled white and conars and tassel trim: this hour .... terns. Formerly 20 : vitae an. Seat’ Sa Organdies and Crepe For this hour, 15 ol an yo be he aists, in sizes Volles—250 yards, in a yard ...... Cc tnd "5c. For this hour, 26 t0 46 Formerly $2.96. stripes d plaids. For Straw Hat Braids—On per For this merly 5c, 45 and 60c. gale in the Millinery Beo. yard .. 10c ida Ah aed $1.85 For this hour, 21 tion, in colors of black. A yard C ‘green, rose, navy, pur 16inch Shadow Lace— ple and brown. Former. 95 yards, formerly 25e ly 200, 25¢, 35e and 50¢ dd. Cc oon ae hae. She Rhodes Co. this hour, yard jean war. |SEVEN STATE MEN ARE AMONG TUSCANIA LOST Seven Washington state soldiers who saile port Tusc ing. Arthur M. Root, Seattle: iain Olsor “harley all, Van-| published a tr son, Milan; Charles L. Hall, Van etiur ot ta couver it can be banished in from The men are Ira Stiertan, Rimrock. MAIL MAN IS BUSY hers, maids were popular with the mail ‘Thursday P| Some sweet little maidens received perfumed letters. It_was Valentine day Trimmed Hate—60 r, each has priced Friday for disposal. nia are still listed as miss-| Ferndale; 10TO 11 38-inch Curtain Serim— # and } Men's $1.50 Shirt Plain ed in ki gito dg nderwear com die pris sale in of hour, a flat hirte and thus low in order to ‘ Brass Curtain Rode make a quick cleanup of Formerly 8c, for & broken and dincontta : : “4 quantities are scheduled and we Choi ‘for ‘Bil Taffeta Petticonts— follower 4 Petticoats taken from SHIRTS this hour 4 rt c ». They have deep "!* 3436 4042 44 Reaids — Rick Rack, ¢ shown DRAWERS Stickeri. and Romper 1, brown and Quantty 41622 610 F s} w in the in broken nd black wi Rize 30 42 34 42 44 N Assort Formerly Yormerly Formerly $1.50. For this ¢ rmerly 100. For this For thin 1. 75 hour, a 95 For t 5c hour, chol¢ garment C a bolt... 5c¢ Friday Hour Sales 11 TO 12 taken, and the right to rders and no deliv- rehandise, 1TO@ is and Ready -to-Wear Satin Hats Special for Friday $1.50 Upper Main Floor } are three styles of Satin ‘Turbans in this gathering of Hats the Millinery Section These are displayed in colors of sand, taupe and black. Forme’ rly. 8: 2. 95 >, $3. 95 and $4.95. While they last, choice, a y! me hda 50 3704 S24nch Cotton Sui lace and ne 15c 10c a yard | TELLS OF ARMENIANS Telling of heroic resistance made | by Armenia against the Turks and Gantenbein, the old-|G@ermans, Mrs. Lamson, an Arme- of Seattle, pleaded for American mil- itary ald for her people Wednesday, at the monthly meeting of the con- gregation of St. Mark's Episcopal church IN ONE DAY Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit! Can Be Banished in From One to Five Days at Home. for France on the trans Anton B. ive days at home. | Men who have used tobacco for ars have tried this it is entirely suc- to banishing Eugene method banishes the desire for to- tter whether it is smok- wing, cigarettes or snuff) butehers, doctors and old he dipping As this book is being distributed ting should Mazola—the refined oil from Corn for Cooking and Salads— is the housewife’s greatest discovery of the past year ‘OMEN all over America are asking themselves “ Where would we be today, with the need for saving animal fats—butter, lard, suet—if it were not for Mazola?’ They are the women who have discovered what wonder- fully delicious pastry, fried and sautéd dishes and salad dressings can be made from this pure oil pressed from Indien Corn. And now economically. Not one single drop of Mazola is wasted—it can be used over and over again as it does not transmit odors or flavors from one food to another. For sale in pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons. economy buy the | Thero is For greater valuable Cook Book for Mazola users, which sexi be in every home. Send for it or ask your grocer. Corn Products Refining Company, P. 0. Dox 161, New York Selling Repreventatives—Johneon Lieber Merc. Co., Seattle, Wash. Silks in Short | Formerly $1. Special Friday, a Yard, $1.00 | Main Floor Kear | ABOUT | “470 5 ‘STOPSTOBACCO ABIT tirely in the ex effec ina Narmicss and inexpensiv use. from an: Lengths 1, $2.00 and | 0 i] $2 — two hundred yards | of plain colored. aDUU'E | novelty and fancy |} Silks, in short ard. . \ | } \ The former | 5 TO 5:30 iting — Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy, for Acia gestion ‘o-called stomach troubles, suck: indigestion, gas, sourness, stone inability to robably nine cases = om simply evi cretion of a od are, in te es os the delicate dita ‘The trouble lies ems ssive development or secretion of acid. To stop or prevent this souring the food contents of the sto! and to neutralize the acid, and It bland and harmless, a teaspoot of bisurated magnesia, a good tive corrector of acid stoi be taken in a quarter of = or cold water, emedy to An antacid, such as Dieural magnesia, which can be druggist in either ela or tablet form, enables the st o do its work properly without. 1 digestants. t k fe 4° vate iy ertain to ask for and take only. Bisurated | Magnesia. | which ‘is ‘ear +3 lly prepared for the above pur= 5 BANANAS Remove the skins and scrape off the fibres, cut in halves each way. Cover the bottom of a fryiny pan with Mazola, an when hot lay in the bananas flatuidedown and cook carefully un- til browned on e: side. These are licious served on toast, or, ‘ish with broiled steak.