The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1918, Page 2

Red Cross Gets $2,700 From the Employes of maggie Shipyard of the sailors’ Years service to o4 the homefurnisher’: we say to you: It is very First disbursements employes’ soldiers’ and relief fund of the Skinner & Kady Corporation, organized Fri), day, April 19, for the purpose of extending assistance to all war sufferers, were completed Fri day. Three thousand, one hun * Cahill, prow © men alone arting It “Heb” Cham nye" at the plant 1 the idea, which has result pur homefur 2 and we will our widely~ eredit service in a tually fair ~~ restes inate 1 War work movement that will phase of war| privationa in Seattle ed it embrace trent 1" “st R GOob HERS needs aryl dred and fifty dollars was taken It im ent mated that the fund = oe ana SU A a” hh a ae ee bm ae | from the fund for war work, in regularly contributed to b : DD TO YOUR ACCO Two of the biggest checks went to men each week, will average Le of une Une: $7,000 month, whieh will be din eivitian $100 tribute me ft Disbure men thru ed Presi tr lous reliefs, as the last day of factory demonstration {PRESS UNIVERSAL b by the $100 given th declar “6 men con the me nt ute and © Star smoke fund, which tn to distribute re ve a regular contribution of ap, Only worthy charities will be | combination range— proxiestely & per cent, was present-jered. As thé mest werthy taovement| ed a cheek for § n the United States, or the world. Miers’ and nailors’ r & Eddy The employ relief fund of the the Red Croa# will be contributed to regularly and generously, The Star Tanges in one; it burns gas, coal and woed. pme and see this wonderful range demonstrated. Corporation in the only nimation smoke fund will also be constant! saves labor—it saves fuel. a kind in American shipyards, recogniged as a worthy movement it makes cooking, baking and roasting a real SEVEN MORE SUGGEST THAT I.W.W. BEING | CITY PURCHASE | HELD BY U.S. PRIVATE LINES r assures a warm kitchen in cold weather and a cool kitchen in warm weather. this three-fuel wonder range is the most compact (sets in a 40-inch space), most simple, most prac- tical and most efficient range made! '—burns coal, wood or gas at the same time or in- dividually! /—no parts to change, nothing to remove. —turn on the gas and the oven equipment auto- Seven. more Ww being Reopening of neg the lations between eld as alien edera! au city and the Seattle, Renton &| " matically adjusts itself for gas. Ratner ‘Vasey Tesi by tha coly mai turn off the gas and the oven equipment auto- i ths Reda ae a eee matically adjusts itself for wood or coal. atarted by the F oy j if-starter for gas—no matches. -starter for coal and wood—no kindling. old stove or range taken as part payment when tant Atte an EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION a expects tend Piece beg nh enemies on the four ab Monda a bet p arrested 1. W. W., which is DOW | for what purpose he rays he does going forward not know | 1. W. W. held as alien enemies ae ‘elgin, German; Alfred — FREE! ienry Herne. Cer | BIG INDUSTRIES FOR WAR WORK | TO COME WEST | WASHINGTON, May 10 Dig war " 5 or | ndustries nceforth will go West - To speed war work, the government Sabotage Hints | has determined to place a virtual| embargo on new plant construction —during the demon stration only, the manufacturer fur nishes with every range absolutely free a handsome and useful set a3 9) vitreous §) pieces) vitre Revealed During | 1x tho great war beit of the Past enaine! ing The action has been determined ware, value 1. W. W. Hearing upen for three reasons Ko g10— CHICAGO, May 10 ee ntration of war industries in at has produced a atate of con interfering on ne maximum w AOR fe 111 8. Eieventh a. Tecoma ; redit rit eat will the finan t uments pe red had | weighted before the defendants | cause of mort war Landis ¢ the showed the been iasued - es poems ie 0° A nl, ] were indicted. Bastern concerns. | Recommendations that hotel help| The first step im to be the « SS | yeir demands by introducing | lahment of the great new ordnan | ) HAIG COMPLIMENTS HIS ie strangers” into the bedding, | fac ary at at “some interior F Point . | ROYAL ARTILLERYMEN | | GGERS HAVE WAR ALL THEIR OWN MEMPHIS. Tenn.. May 10—Booze and whisky runners in and vicinity have become “bad men.” They have been ing the. United States -nar- ‘with many thrills, and the odds that a quantity of hot lead will gpilied in the very near future. but a year ago the booties never dreamed of fight, United “Btates marshals today go armed with . shotguns, far-shooting and revolvers of heavy caliber have been forced to do it in de of their lives. eprinkling caustic in the soup or | —————— LONDON, May 10—Marshal H dipping forks in crude oll, were read FINDS WAX SKULL today issued a taken from I. W nome of The matter was Heations nto the record Gripping his club, Patrolman J. Ph pecial them a0) Arser crept upon a faintly lumin glistening in the center of t Firet ave. and Virginia at | | | day, conveying his appreciation of the “splendid service rendered by He picked it up He took it back to riers with him | there knows anything about a wax head of a Chinaman.| royal artillery at all stage Somene and Lys battles. #| potice headq difficult conditions of fight against greatly superior num bers.” a defensiy jone WARREN “AFTER | ENEMY I. W. W.| Police officers, acting on instru tions from Chief Warren, Friday | started a round-up of unnaturalized Germans and alien enemies holding 1. W. W, cards, Whether registered or net, they will be jailed, pending investigation by federal and city au | | Italians have perfected a process | ‘tor making an edible oll | WHEN WRITING TO THE SOLDIER BOY ate 3 thorities. | Encased in ‘The I. W. W. are hampering the | Beautiful Chiet Leather pias { Case for : a wie Mis HOLD I. W.W. AS _| Pocket _YORK FORGER| Low. Ww House Nuts in | Drinking Cups” | FOR THAT Short arrest Girls Entertain at Camps Under Y.M.C.A. Auspices FOR MEN AND WOMEN It is a well-known fact that you can buy for leas at an UPSTAIRS STORE—{t conts less to do business —you save the difference. Large shipments of Shoes being received constar toa. | The Country fre | Club | $4.50 $7.00 The food we serve in the ordi nary way. That's why our rich, juicy steaks taste no good. Kv- erything just as you want it, Our Pastry is not just like mother used to bake—BUT BETTER, Tomorrow Is Your Day to Eat at Boldt’s Big 4 Club, gunmetal year welt, half or button. $4.50 8’ Shoes on army last $4.00 ... $4.50 arly for Our price Waterproof Blucher, leather woles, box cap bellows tongue. Kame at wells at a fixed price at $8.50. OUR PRICE ..... net” Women's Mahogany 6: 8 STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. PAGE 2 WILSON AND GREGORY IN CONFERENCE TODAY WASHINGTON, dent Wilson had an important con ference with Attorney General Gree and tmportant developments in the probe of Gutzon Lorglum's activities in Investigating the aircraft produc tion program ouAre Taking Chances With Your Most - Valuable Possession—-Your Health If You Are Neglecting Bad That statement can positively be proven from every angle. Read it again, please, and digest every word of it. You have nothing today in the way of worldly possessions nor will you ever have anything that in any way compares in value with your health. Bad teeth actually do endanger and often undermine health. This is such a well known fact now and has been so often proven that no thinking person would ever attempt to deny it. A decayed tooth—and often times a tooth that appears on the outside to be perfectly sound—may have at the roots a tiny pus sac. This sac distills the most virulent and destructive poison. You can imagine what takes place when this poisons continuously taken into the system by absorption. It seeks a most likely place to g ather, generally at some joint. Soon swelling and inflammation develops, follow ed very often by excruciating and agonizing pain. “rheumatism” and we don’t need to tell sure to be ineffectual till the real root of tooth where the poison is being This is usually diagnosed as you that any attempts to cure it are the trouble is gotten at, viz., the decayed manufactured, , or the throat, and serious disorders of r the ear very Sometimes these poisons attack the eyes, again they manifest their unhealthful presence by the digestive apparatus. Altogether, it is hard to imagine a more destructive and discordant element to turn loose in the human system than the poisons generated by a decayed or decaying tooth. DR. L. B. CLARK has deterred many people from having nec- f aati » ib Vv rae 4 a ari , n You couldn t possibly make a better investment ary work done on the teeth. So we have made it —indeed, it is vitally necessary to your own wele a special study to eliminate pain. We have fare that you have your teeth fixed up at once brought our system to such a point of perfection that we are now able to perform practically any kind of dental work without hurting the patient a bit. Fourth—As to our prices. You will find that prices are the very lowest consistent with the st grade work. “Cheap work would not bé heap at any price. But, considering the fact that we turn out only the very best of workmanship, you will find our prices lower than most, on ac- count of the very large volume of business that we do. It stands to reason that we can afford fo tak a smaller profit on the individual patient than the office which does only one-third to one-half of and after that—if the work is done properly in the first place, it will be a comparatively simple matter to keep them in good condition. to tell you briefly what we of dental service. ; Now permit us in the wi can offer First—This is one of the largest, most up-to- date and best equipped dental offices to be found in the country. We occupy the entire floor on which we are located. Every appliance that mod- ern science has perfected for the better performance of painless dentistry will be found in our equip- you Ay N ense to give you the vany oe. spared mo enpeene tag : the volume that we do can possibly afford toy f . take. . _ taff i ns O - Second—Every operator on our large s' is Fifth _ pi Atl: work That a graduate registered dentist of the highest stand- ing. Every one of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. This certificate is a positive assurance to you that the man who holds it is a competent dentist, who knows his business thoroughly and who has proven before a competent board of dental examiners that he knows it. It means that he has spent years of hard study under competent instructors learn- ing the dental profession. It means that when a man of this type does your dental work that it will be done right and in a way that will give you permanent satisfaction. leaves this office is guaranteed with an ironclad guarantee, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thor- oughly responsible. ‘ Sixth—The best of materials. We use only the best materials that can be obtained. We have found by experience that this is the only kind that we can afford to use. Our work must stand up and give satisfactory results. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call and let one of our ex- : : - ff perts give your teeth a thorough examination. He oe " go mg ceafe ci gr yp og will tell you just what is necessary to put your teeth ; ne Of dats. especially when the cost into perfect condition and just what the cost will just that type Of denyst,, sp . be. This examination and estimate won’t cost you Is nO greater: a cent nor will it put you under any obligation Third—Our methods are painless. We know whatever to have work done. But, for your own that the fear of being hurt while the work was being sake, don’t put it off another day. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postof fice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. FISH HEARINGS TO END FRIDAY | American-Canadian fisheries com: ||| mission hearings were expecied to | reach a conclusion late Friday, No indication of the attitude of Secre tary of Commerce Redfield and his conferes has been given, and it that the firet Intimation ) their nelusions will come thru congressional recommendation | Much evidence concerning the de-/ | pletio n of the salmon industr: \ ws S { i | | May 10.-—Preni today, relative, it is said, to new is Have You a Savings Account? Thrift is the foundation of the welfare of every nation. To be thrifty indicates character and the good sense that makes provision for less prosperous days. Save money, not for the principle of hoarding it for its worth, but for the y and by brief for their con: | morning, W. A. Lowman, of the Washington Fish hasociation, placed final evi sockeye situation be: sion. He urged ac. {|}} er dence on the fore the commis brown clot Cuban | i Breen i tion upon the hair seal situation, advantages and benefits its possession aoe earprece-Bi r tan, ; : '$5. 50 | 1414-16 Third Ave. which threatens a depleted fish sup: | insures to you pert tetag fae ee tongue, sole leather tip, two full Women's Tan Kid or Patent | As perfect as can be made ply on the Sound | i: M1 feleneexitas Hens” Weather: |Lemiher™ Oxfontn | Cunan tt | will cont sie “mnure: Hees sbasi Secretary Redfield, with his party, Our Savings Department is open Sat- Brice 61 50, Dadian me | Che “ $6. 00. $6.5 50 5 iro| Rainier Restaurant the ordinary kind bought else: | will not leave Seattle until Sunday, | urday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock. ir price. 66.00 and ‘ baie Hamilton-Hrown Standard Quality Shoes tor the Whole Family fw Fran. | and Bakery coME | SAM SHERMAN DIES | “Only Uptown National Bank” The Upstairs Shoe Shop 2 i miioe ae 913 Second hve AND SEE Peerage tia 31 Ing howe _ - = a ounctl of ! father na preside’ etait os HAMILTON - BROWN } eh sae’ rae Pee SHOE STORE ae Ss. abo rd Nalic THIRD FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING a in, pl fin Sewiee t k 5 GAnece GHENe. 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