The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 2

we have helped establish thousands of homes —let wa help you! “Your cred. Ht te surely good here! it And tear your clothes. ER wit fn the saving Think of the in Doard. treatment. Think what four timea as long. On these days a swimming instructor will be at «dare oe no ogee, charge. This is your op- eee friends and enjoy the fi Caviar of this big pool. Guards on duty at all times. attle Natatorium Co. Second and Lenora NEW ROOKIE CLASS STARTS TONIGHT 7:15 P. M. Here ts an opportunity for all draft men to re- evive training to be NON-COM officers in the National Army ary ey ata wee We offer FREE, THOROUGH training to all y” DRAFT MEN corr s TART "ON icuT BLP YOURSELF ner” WIN THE WAR. HOW TO GET THERE Take Ravenna car to 14th and 40th. Walk two blocks east to Armory on University of Washington campus. Non Com Training Camp University ef Washington Campes. are still using the back-breaking hand tubs washboard, or old-fashioned washing machine your washing you surely owe it to yourself to these this New Electric One Minate Washer. HAVING A ONE MINUTE WASH KR in the house is better than Washing for three cents. The cur rent for the electric motor will font about three cents and the One Minute will Wo better work than any washepman could possi diy do and do it in leas time And without the usual wear soon pay for iteelf clothes: wear and tear & garment gets on the wash Did you ever stop to think that practically the only wear on your wash clothes fe in the scrubbing they re ceive every week? Your table And bed linen espectally would practically never wear out if it were not for this rough n would mean to you In actual @ollars and cents if your wash clothes lasted from three to BIG SHOE BARGAINS We have just receiv- ed 600 pairs of Ladies’ Sample Shoes, in sizes 3%, 4 and 4%; widths "A, B and C. Range of style covers everything now in vogue. You save $2.00 to $4.00 on every pair. Downstairs at 120 Marion St., or 903 Second Ave. STAR—FRIDAY, SAYS LW.W. ARE NEW OUTBURST _ IN CONTROL OF | OF BATTLE MAY | BANDERA CAMP Federal investigation Into the re lations between the Skagit Log and] Room company, of Handera, Wash ington, and employes, alleged to con: | nist entirely of 1, W, W. membera, will be thesprobable reault of revela tions made at police headquarters Friday by HL. J. Soderstrom, of Belle~ vue, Washingte former employe, Accorting to derstrom's allega: | tions, every man in the camp ta an AM PHILIP SIMMS reas Correspondent WITH THE BRITISH AR- MIES IN FLANDERS, May 3.— There ts still a big concentra tion of men and guns opposite the France-British lines, and a terrific new outburst is Hable at any time, Mindenbure is playing “ 'posnum” until his armies are refreshed—then 1. W. W,, and will not permit “out he will be ready to strike again, with getting the best waahwoman in Bf siders® to work with them all his power, town to do your whole week's Under the Bluest Maytime sky. Soderstrom arrived in Seattle Thursday with the rest of the men, and paid $1 fee to the Employers’ as sociation of Washington, 114 Ocet dental ave, to be appointed drum tender at the camp following his re turn, With the discovery that he was not a member, I, W. W, mem bers, he sald, threatened that if he) |returned to the camp, he would be) sUn* in danger, The present Inactivity reminds one ‘They also alleged, Sandstrom said, | Of the midwinter lull during the days ployment copgedhicertete Apri 19, in a Beattie boy. Word to Tenth ave, N. FE, Friday morning. |», Sage ge A to Beattie to live with his parents. way high school one year and Bal-| ext work, and had planned on taking that no man who was not a member | Of stat of the organization could obtain em-| Tt! ed States roldier, who was that effect was received in a tele-| kram to Mra, Minnie B. Frasier, 2804) geeprest, May ‘The lad in a grand-nephew of Mra b gghhcaralgteyy: Bh Minnie’s husband, Mr. 8. Frazier Mt ted, are denperately attack ured 6 feet 7% inches, and “every Inch max id his aunt. He came Mr, and Mra, F. A. Frasier, when he waa l year old. He attended Broad lard high two years. He was active in United States for ENGLAND WILL PROCEED that course at the University of | Washington when be had helped to Mars has put the lid on Armageddon. Thruout yesterday and last night, the infantry rested, the guns ered only spasmod 1 Hritish destroyed a Lys “aren and the Canadians eon ducted a raid near Lens, captured seven Germans and three machine mmon talk among the Ger tion at hor necemitate some sort ‘ & decision cording to the Frankfurter Zeitung It is reported that the Bolsheviki are maasacring German colonista, the newspaper sald. LONDON, May 2—"The govern 2 vl he ew piece was Well ment is determined to proceed with eda my Sd pop oon the the Irish home rule bill,” said the gee et rma lemorial services will neriiamentiry reporter on the be observed in the First Congreeu onal church of Portland, Saturday morning, May 4. Chronicle today “The bill will be federallatic,” pro- viding one partiacnent for the whole of Ireland. It will be introduced in If you value your watch, let/a couple of weeks” |Haynes repair it. Next Liberty) The Mall saxs ~Advertiaement. “The situation is the cause of great —— anxiety. Premier Lioyd George in ‘giving the matter his clonest atten tion. The committee drafting the bill ix unable to agree on the essen tials,” | MILWAUKEE, May | Bchwaer, w lnimed etydy of an astrological horoscope ied him to sy the “president would be shot within a month.” was sentenced to 18 Months in Fort Leavenworth prison. A Jury found him guilty of Unreaten- ing the president's life. A Romantic Drama of the Civil War MUTT AND JEFF In One of Their Best Comedies “UP SHE GOES” One Continueas Scream = Adalts 100—Children Se Prite Includes Tax = => Sree I gota letter from -: iss Josephine Baker,, and she says that those well— ned bumble-bees I told you the other y, Ought to be trained so that when they have nothing je todo they could take a cobble stone or two, and flyacross the Rhine,,, and hi the Kaiser on the head-~-- Now wouldn't that be fine?-?-7-?-2-?-?-7 The above js about the most fool rb ture I -and- - ever saw |] IF IT DOESN'T MAKE YOU THINK OF “NUTS*---WHAT Tew 5c worth today F. S. Walton, 7031 Alki Avenue. Yours for $5,400,000.00 WILL Buy your from: Worked Hard for Your Money. If You Save Some of It Regularly It Will Work for You. Our Savings Dept. ls Open Saturday Nights From 6 to 8 Relieves—Gas in the Stomach, Sour Stomach (heartbu Belching, Swell- so frequently ined of after meals, in TWO TES. 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Every operator in this office has graduated from the best dental colleges and passed the examination of the | | state dental board. That means that he has spent many years of hard, patient study, with the help of competent instructors and teachers to learn the dental profession and learn it thoroughly. Then he has gone before a competent board of examin- ers and has passed a thorough and searching ex. amination as to his knowledge and ability to prac- tice dentistry. Np man who has not successfully passed through all this thorough preparation can be employed by us as a dentist. Having success- fully pasSed this examination, he is given a cer- tificate and license to practice from the state dental board. Every operator in this office has his cer- | tificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wail in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. When it comes to materials, we use the best to be had. We found out long ago that this is. the only kind that we can afford to use. We can’t afford to turn out anything but the best of work | and, of course, the best work requires the best of materials. | We guarantee all our work. Our guarantee is ironclad and is signed by two people, the operator | who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thorough- ly responsible. This makes a perfect protection to | 1405 Third Avenue SEATTLE SOLDIER IS U. S. SEIZES GERMAN- | | ADVANCED TO RATING OF OFFICER IN EAST CAMP GRANT, Ii, May 3 namen of several Pacific Coast mer jed principally noed| Austrians, was taken over to WASHINGTON, May The Sub | mar ine Wireless Co., New York, own by titled Germans and y by are contained in the list annow today of those who qualified at the third officers’ training school. They |A. 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