The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1918, Page 9

HEALTH and BEAUTY Depend on Good Teeth ASTICATION — chewing — is the first step in the vital work of manufacturing foodstuffs into the very stuff of which lite itself is made—blood. The mouth is nature’s chamber, where masti- cation takes plac The most important ma- chinery of the mouth is the equipment for chewing—or the teeth. If this important machinery is disarranged or «liseased the whole body is endangered and deadly poisons are sent into the blood reaching every part of the human system, Constant vigilance in the price of Health and Beauty. The way to Health and Beauty is plain. Have your teeth examined by competent den- tists at once. EXAMINATIONS FREE Dr. Sipes and his corps of dental surgeons charge nothing to tell you what is needed to make your mouth sound and healthy. Their pri for the work needed are so low none can afford to neglect so vital a necessity. Besides, they practice REAL PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Modern methods have banished pain at this office. Let them make an examination even though you believe your teeth are sound. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Small cavities, which you are not aware exist, endanger your health and lead to sure trouble later. BOSTON DENTAL CO. 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. Opposite Bon Marche —Establishad in Seattle 16 years— a CAMP LEWIS OFFICERS | 5 EING TAUGHT GERMAN | 20” 22zeme<, bis dution an Sanintar director of shipping operations co: Camp Lewis officers will have an| ferred upon him by the United State opportunity to learn German, under shipping board. He will have fi Prot. Walter EB. Roloff, assistant in|charge of the operating features « German at the U. of W. There will| govern nt merchant vessels in th be night classes twice a week Northy Children Need Food—Not Alcohol How careless it is to accept alcoholic poms poured for dren whi know that both health and ps - cian’ aateedt nourlshment. © ss ohne are pale, pes or puny, they need the special, concentrated food that only SCOTTS EMULSION to improve nutrition and repair waste caused by paler ae. During school term children should be given Scoft’s Emulsion to benefit their pod, sharpen their appetite and rebuild their trength by force of its great nourishing power. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 87 CLA Do YouKnow Thal the Union Dentists harge less for first-class work than any other Dentints in Se- atte?” Their work I uarantesd for 16 Years. Absolutely pain- Sone extracting. Labf ATTENDANTS. UNION DENTISTS 996% PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG STORE 4. D. Lowman, of Seattle, Thurs- STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918. PAGE 9 BUTTER DROPS BUT EGGS ARE UP IS REPORT Eges advanced 2 cents, while butter showed a decrease of 2 cents » pound, In the reports on Seattle market prices Issued by the government's price-m doard ty Columbia river, went down. Tho price publishers announced “Woe are quoting several variation of fresh finh, all of them good for ta: | |ble une; many of them are better than some of the very high-priced fish, but not so well known to the public, | riday smelt prices potatoes should! ataurants and ho n free of charge wumption of be encouraged. } tels ahould serve with other orders. Private ahould use th in bread making The low price on potatoes will not encourage farmers to grow large quantities of them the coming sea-| son, which would result in potatoes being scarca and high-priced next winter. “Washington beans are sald to be the best cookers on the market, Ask your dealer for them. They vary in color from a very deep pink to a pale greenish pink. Lettuce ts very plen tiful, good and cheap at the present time.” SUOAR—Cranuiates, per 190 Ma. retan. ore pay 37.96%; cohmumers should pay CORN sYnur pay, email 16% familion brown, retaflere ane |Locan &0-f. begs 12.40 to nis should pay, bags 11 Tres, oh. bags 4240 to FLAS GRAHAM FLOUR fetatiers pay de to SiMe, «FT. $290 to F consumers should pay, 10%. Oe, 4m WHOLE wunat FLoun 10-™ to S2%e #2 ee y She to Phe. OAT FLOUR Hetatlers pay, 9-™ T0e; consumers should pay the to | com STARCH —Ketatiors pay THe to ©; consumers showld pay Se to 1246. reani Banrey same) oF Retafiers pay. Tec; consumers loaves, pay oe consumers should pay wee Ge D YEAR retaiers pay ™., fancy Cat Manchurian colored, EVAPORATED PEACHES pay, fancy, ™, ide to 18 cnolce di We te 1S%e: conmumers should pay pay, fancy eneded to 10%6, choles » tNe, fancy A. SPRING MEDICINE, © You Foe i In view of the fact that disease is| ever the same, a medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which has been | ~ | successful for more than forty years in combatting disease and |henith, i» a safe one to re | Hood's Sarsaparilia is 4|everywhere as the standard || purifier, tonic and vitalizer, Its rec {| ord ts one of remarkable results, It preserving y upon THEATRES Mail ‘Service i I$ Airplane Planned |: WASHINGTON, March 1.—Atr-|$ plane mail service will be eatab-|§ Mashed in six weeks between wile York and W ton e This was announced Thursday by | $ the postoffice department, Hight machines will be furnished by the war department and will be piloted by army filers as part of their trafn ing. GIRL SAYS GEN. SMUTS MENTIONED FOR PREMIER '$ BAN FRANCISCO, March 1-— Gen, Jan, Christian Smuts, on: England's enemy as leader of the Boers, in the man most frequently mentioned in England as Lioyd- George's successor should the Brit- ish cabinet fall, according to Mins fHurke, of the Beottl pitals, who returned t¢ it to the British, French from a \ and Italian fronts, Florence Bell, who ts playing at the Palace Hip, in “The Acquittal.” She well known to Seattle theatre-go- ors, having played here during » suc- consful stock carver. PALACE HIP Mins Florence actress, tw dramatic Acquittal Superstition in the detection of a| criminal is the basis of the playlet Pretty entertainers are the Inter esting features of “Small Town Op: ry." ‘The qirie are clever dancers Charcoal comedy ace on thin week's bill thief and , it tricks are the specialties of Seymour. He puts his nines thru some interesting paces. | Impersonations, songs and chatter former Seattle Hip with has a ph © and Brock |help Ceell and Bernice to put over an excellent dar ing turn. Mack Oeil . talkn Scotch. Other Woman” in the photo: Ite to Netatiers pay, odium can creamery to bie, fresh creamery, bent fresh storage S| brews might pay. Washington rongumers ahould + to site! tancy ees retatlers uid pay a ° pay pay retatie FRESH FIST EULACHON (Cotumbta retailers pay So to ée « should pay te to Se retailers pay 4e] mers should pay 4), consumers should re pay tc to 100 Th purchase to be made at the | reruns aed mu e|has given entire satisfaction in the| treatment of scrofula, eczema, | mors, catarrh, rheumatiam, lors of | | appetite, that tired feeling and gen-| eral debility, and is taken an effect ively at one time of year as another, There is nothing as a prompt, general tonic for weak and| rundown men, women and children and old people, invalids and con. valescenta. It is pleasant to gestion, and supplies fans with the rich red tial to health better take, aids ai the vital or. blood essen Twealy Years Experience With Favorite Kidney Medicine We have been selling Dr. Kilr Swamp-Root for over and we are so favorably impressed with the remedy that we would not think of running our drug business without a supply of it on our shelves. It is one of the proprietar ies most popularly called for of any of itn clans and we consider it a lendid medieme and we recom end it aa such to our patrons. Very truly yours, ROY STREET PHARMACY Per K Cor, Broadway and Roy Street 1916, Seattle, Wash twenty years Swamp-Root Will Do For You Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co,, Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention The Seattle Star, Dept. R. Medium and large size bottles for sale at all drug Prove What ¥ hu} ™ > be used ae wh Hotels serv ohare Washington Girls Will Go “Across” Five University of Washington girle left for San Franc ana isco Thurs nigbt torw for the After a month they will| to New York examinations In French, and enter upon their duties immediately there after, Their names are, Marjorie McKillop, Helen Hil, Jennie R Young, Doris Summers and Ellen} Turner States sig nal corps go di be given! |Shipyard Employes | Turn Fire Fighters| Employes of the Meacham & Bab- cock shipyards, at Ballard, put out a| fierce fire in the yards Thursday aft ernoon. The flames originated in the} bolt-heating The building housing the room was burned to the room ground. The total damage wns $2,000, and according to offic f the company | tt would have be any times this amount had it not been for the hard work of the employes | DANIELS ORDERS. PROBE OF CHEROKEE SINKING | WASHINGTON, March 1—Secre- fary Daniels has ordered an inquiry by ® naval board into the lows of the naval tug Cherokee, which sank on st coast with « lons of 29 men, In said he was paying particu: lar attention to reports that the Cher: okge was unseaworthy, ) papers, and not Misw Burke wears the order of |/@ Commander of the British Empire, conferred by King George. Election Causes Cabinet to Quit MADRID, March 1—The Spanish cabinet resigned Thursday, following Sunday's general elections, by which the Uberals gained power The ministry was divided on the |policy to be pursued toward Ger many tn view of the recent torpedo ing of several Spanish ships, and public opinion has been strongly against the lack of determined ac tion by the government. | SPOKANE METHODIST IS COMING SHORTLY SPOKANE, March 1.—A call to the Queen Anne Methodist church, in So. attlo, has been accepted by Rev. Cit. ford D, Rarey, assistant pastor of the First Methodiet church here, he an- nounced Thursday night. HOLD TACOMA PHYSICIAN = TACOMA, March 1.—Charged with being an enemy ailen, Dr. John Heitz, medical examiner for a life in-|@ surance company, waa arrested Thursday by government agents, and is held for investigation. It is alleg- ed be has not taken out citizenship long ago told his friends he believed they thought him He waa fined $10 last king charge | HOOVER LIMITS NEAR BEER MEN ON GRAINS}: WASHINGTON, March L beer makers are limited to 70 oe cont of grain and other food mate- rinin used last year, the food ad- ministrator ruled today Hoover holds that temperanc be bh to the strict regulations governing brewing beer jand ale a German » HAD TOO MUCH GOLD Because J. H. Maloney, of San @ attempted to leave the en with $5,000 in his pocket, he was Intercepted by U. S. Marshal John M. Boyle, at Blaine. Unele Sam will not permit anyone to take more than $200 in gold out of the country ‘Lose Your Fat, |Keep Your Health Tfat body two, three or four the, Marmola 4 by thou Prescription Tab- | exact doses of the roid ‘by for ‘n. large can obtain direct to the Mar- druggists at cane, or iPyou pr Fr finbbiness. ar because effective White Plug Hats and Swallow-Tail Coats Are correct apparel for agate me the beach Beestifel ut Different White’s Gem naw 1227 THIRD AVENU March Birthstone BLOODSTONE ‘There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely To do this, Just get abo: of plain common lquid arvon from any drug tore (this is all you will need), ap- ply it at night when retiring; use| enow Moisten the scalp and rub/ it in gently with the finger tips By morning, most if not all your dandruff will be three or four more applicatio: completely dissolve and entirely stroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and dig. ging of the scalp will stop Instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, Inet rous, glossy, silky and soft, and look Jand feel a hundred times better.— | Advertisement ut four ounces of and} MONEY * into this world witheut Fraser-PatersonCo. | The New Sprimg Coats Are Arriving im Large Numbers Splendid Selections at $25.00 and $35.00 O many clever ideas are seen in the New Spring Coats that it is hard to point out any one feature that is more attractive or more favored than another. Youthful effects are very prominent and are seen in gathered-on skirts, high waist- lines, belts and smart pockets. —Among the new arrivals at $25.00 and $25.00, of which there are many being shown now, Velours, Poplins and Gabardines are the choice materials, and they are shown in soft tans, infantry blue, rose, —Coats that are excellent styles, gray and navy. that are of good, service- able, attractive materials, and garments that are carefully tai- lored at For Army and Navy Comfort Kits —Metal Tooth Brush Holders khaki Button Thread. 15¢ Khaki, extra strong linen finish Button Thread, 100- yard spools .... 15¢ —Khaki Buttons, nize; ine uttons, two and four . 10¢ lst Floor. three Bection, NOTIONS —flafety Pins, assorted sizes on cards; 10¢ values; -“Lawn Blas Binding, 6 yards in piece . . Be Prine. Hone Support ers, white and colors 65¢ —Sew-On Hose Supporters, in nets of four . - BOe Kieinert medium size Sant tary Apron, special Embroidery Edging, pieced in cotors —Moth Bags, in severa: as B5¢ to $1.50 —Ironing Board Pads in 5 and 5% ft. lengths; 60¢ regularly special 50¢ Ironing Board Covers, 6 and 5% ft. lengths; 30¢ regu- larly; special ... 25¢ —Corset Laces, S-yard 10¢ nizes Unen, S-yard lengths; 10c regularly; for 8¢ Rick Rack Braids tn colors, yard pieces —Linen Tape, widths in bunches . Ady in mmall #tzes, epectal ....25¢ --Net Brassteres with Shields; white and flesh colors; all WOH cece cece ee BIZ —Wire Hair Pins, assorted sizes in box; 25e values for ‘ . . 19¢ —Kid Hair Curlers, 12 in bunch sree LOG —Stocking Darners with nec- dies . om .. 10¢ Perfection Garment Snaps in k and white; 100 pecial 3 for 25¢ onl Hair Nets in cap and r shapes, 2 for 25e¢ ack Jet Headed Toilet Pins, card Se Lingerie Tapes in white and bolt 10¢ Dexter Knitting Cotton, 2 for 15¢ —Twine Shopping Bags, all nines 10¢ to 75¢ Bone Hair Pins, set of 6 in box; 10¢ value for........8¢ Mending Tissue, black and brown, pke. 10¢ Black Shoe Laces, 3 pairs in bunch, several lengths....15¢ —Neck Bands in all sizes, be each regularly; special 6 for . 25¢ —Lend Hair Curlers, set of six, brown and black Be Hook and Eye Tapes, black and white, regular 25¢ value special, yard 19¢ Warren's Boned Guimpes; all izes 35¢ Warren's Roned Belting, all widths, black and white, 15¢ to 45¢ o yard —First Floor. Toilet Preparations -Djer Kiss Face Powder 60¢ Palmolive Rouge 45e¢ - yebrow Pencils 10¢ -~Melba Greasetess Cream 50¢ Tatcum Powder. . colors —winiams' . a5¢ —Oriental Cream Cashmere Bouquet Soap ‘ re 256 Listerine Bay Rum Brilllantine Peroxide . BOE 50¢ . 25¢ oth Brushes 156 aving Brushes 50¢ First Floor Women's Stockings Pure Thread Silk —Fine, firm, medium weight, full fashioned, lisle sole and garter top. Extra fine qual- ity pure silk. Black, white. A splendid large variety of the wanted colors, All_ regu. lar sizes ‘ “Pony” Brand Stockings for Boys —They wear* “like ever'thin’ ” they are good looking, um heavy ribbed cotton ble knees, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 10; pair “Buster Brown” Stockings for Girls —Good, firm, serviceable, me- dium weight, seamless; black or white cotton; sizes 5% to 10; @ pair... .++.++-$25.00 and $35.00 raser-Paterson, Third Floor. New Sprimg Blouses of Fine Georgette and Crepe de Chine E are idbciig: Blouses at these the prices, dnd are now showing large, new assortments of the new styles. —In each lot the styles are more attractive and the values better than are usual at such a price. —New treatment in pin tuckings, in plaited effec! in embroidery motifs inserts, charming new col- lar effects with medium and wide and new pointed effects. High-neck styles are also shown in a num ber of models. White, flesh, melon, fuchsia, sky, mais, etc., at . é 5.75, $6.50, $7.50 aser-Paterson, Third Floor, ND | in our Sapeid lines of Munsing Union Suits you will find excellent numbers of re. dium weight for Spring wear. —A fine combed yarn, in ecru color, is priced $2.50 —A lighter weight in a bleached color at. .$2.00 —A nice medium-weight wool, in white, at. .$3.50 —And a very fine silk and wool at........$6.50 —Munsing Union Suits are the Suits that give sat- isfactory wear. Made to fit right and wear right. All regular and short sizes. ‘Fraser-Paterson, First Floor. New Tailored Linen Collars == MONG the new linen tailored Collars that are so favored for Spring the Buster Brown styles are especially smart. They are a round style, fitting closely to the throat. Only ..... seen BEE —Joan d’Are, a narrow roll back Calta, has square corners, and is priced at. Eleanor is a little simil with pointed ends, at ..... —tThe Othello is a smart, square-back ‘Collar, at.. —And the Paul Revere is similar to the Cn but much 1ATBOr, BS ocssd ides Sxesess ‘ —F raser- Paterson, First” sie Children’s Gloves One clasp Washable Gloves in tan, iv and gray. Neat, well made and dependable qualities. , $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 —Oneclasp Mocha and Suede Gloves, lined and untined. Gray only, a pair..@1.60 and $1.75 —First Floor, New Shipment of Mocha Gloves for Women $2.75 One-clasp Pique and Prix seam sewn. Gray, tan, putty, mode, champagne and. pearl Splendid, serviceable gloves for street and general wear. Well $2.75 rat Floor, New Veilings Special 35c Yard ‘The new fancy meshes and staple square or hexagon mesh es with chenille or velvet dots and figures in black or colors; a yard . wo BEE —First Floor. New Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets 75¢ and $1.00 Flat and Roll Collars of soft white organdie with narrow frills or bands of colors; organ: die or colored organdie trimmed with white....75¢ to $1.00 —First Floor. Girls’ New Wash Dresses Smart Spring Styles ITTLE GIRLS of 6 to 14 years wil want to pick their new Frocks from these. The styles are as smart as they can be—never did a new sea- son show more clever little Dresses. —tThey are made of fine ginghams, Devonshires, cotton poplins and fine chambrays, ‘in plain colors as well as plaids. —Colors are pinks, rose, sunlight yellow, tans, greens, blues, etc. Splendidly-made Dresses at... seseeesecesesese $2000, $3.95, $4.50 and up Girls’ Tub Dresses, Special $1.50 —A new shipment on sale Saturday. Smart Tub Dresses for girls of 6 to is years. Excellent mate- rials and colors, Saturda; day ; aterson,