The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1918, Page 2

PATRIOTS WILL GO AFTER HICH this is the not designated ite oO Investigate at yunell A special committer nt hogs is trict No Must Sign Pledge That Sugar Will Go for Canning sugar . pur anne oo, sun |) RENT HOGS HERE ‘=n "n 1 for to twe poun nen from STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1918. PAGE 2 ‘SHORT OPENS CONVENTION | AT ABERDEEN ‘William sident of the convention here to can be pmen at government » pres Warr purchasing | tne s are allowed to buy fivepound | gq Mractic every unior the SS Purchasers of sugar for canning | state is Re Te —newlyweds, this store presents unusual and distine- must sign a pledge that thé |is on the tive advantages to you. chase will be used to that end] the first —the furnishing of your home is indeed a pleasure only, under the pew reulations, ite here! Welcome sugar specials as a leader for other nalen Special war dividends will be paid mn cont of living, ac ' h make saya Mil that a larg wwe in the remult ent the ¢ en 4” publication CONFISCATED FLOUR IS SOLD AT AUCTION ‘"*: hay ls eerendnnel Wars tata ix dae. |Genaition - . “4 A ton of rice was purchased by the If Sound Produce Co. for $127. A. 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Your CHOICE of the entire stock less ONE-THIRD SUITS ‘on June 28th ‘The government asks you to Pledge your loyalty next Friday, ) tne 28th, by “signing up” for all of the War Savings Stamps you buy in 1918, 8. « h Not victory, but food, is the primary | interest in the kaiser’s empire, Amer- jean refugees who landed here last | night on a Norwegian liner are quot jed as reporting. The country is breaking badly under the strain of war, and whispers of revolt are ev- jerywhere, in both civil and military HE SAYS HE PAID FOR AUTO P. V. Albrogadie, held by Seattle police on @ telegraphic charge of grand larceny from California, filed |a petition for a writ of habeas cor pus Monday morning. Albrogadie saya that he is held, charged with the theft of an automobile which he paid for before leaving the South mixtures, in values to $29.50— he is too quick, too light, limber and easy on his feet. One would think no matter what you would de- sire to do with your feet you could do so. 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Sunday after and to digest it, is a pric ing If you have lost it = TWO BATHERS | Charles Mj ed at We Turner, Jr. 14, was drown and park bathing bean Sunday evening, after a b feet of wat He i*« of Kirkland the to diges riatngs inthe | dive try the|No pulmotor was on hand at cee Nour, and Otto Reinig bid $5Q for 23 tonic treatment with Dr. Willlama’! beach, and Dr, BE. B. Grant was called . : a sacks of Nour, Pink Pills by residents who saw the luke being | Sconce eenesneneesineriensest So many dyspepticn have been dragged wnin. m: helped by this simple treatment that Without an outery of any sort A g in Flames every sufferer from indigestion | being made to attract the attention | Frightens Patients ov try « af ir saabanieds, Berton ienabe. |. Screaming and frantic shouts for) 7 Dr. William» Medicine Co..|23, Bremerton mailor, sank while | help tasued from the emergency hos. | Schenectady, N. Y.. has inmued a free| bathing in Lake Washington, near pital Sunday evening when a book, “What to Kat and How to| Medina, Sunda When his absence Rat,” that should be in every home. | was noticed, diving was commenced It gives just the information that/and the body recovered in one-half you want regarding your dict Dr Pink Pills, postpaid, at 500 per box, your own druggist can supply | and was drowned Do not pay more The | hour Williams’| Leo Lynch, 211 Howard ave., fell into the water at Selleck Saturday The body was re-| covered Sunday. | MAY CANCEL LICENSE OF DETECTIVES HERE license committee of th conne The commit against all detec erating in Seattle,| which furnish strike breakers | HORSE CHASES WOMAN ‘That she had been chased by a| letray horse was the effect of a story told to police headquarters Monday ng by Mra. KE. C. Phillips, 8409) The horse had entered | Phillips’ yard. = Mra. Phillipe | Mre ltrfed to chase the horse, and the| | horse chased Mra. Phillipa. ‘The ant-| | mail is now in the pound. THIEVES GET HIS GOLD | M.S. Kaitner, 4519 Fre t ave. |had $30 worth of nuggets 1 gold scraps in hin room until Monday morning when a thief enter ed as the transom and stole them |AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN Coming Wed., June 26, for 4 Nights Comatock-Kitiott Co. Offers the Smartest Musical Comedy in 26 Yeara at $45 with JOSEPM SANTLEY PRICES 500 Plos 10% War Tas COMING SUNDAY, JUNE 30 MATINERS WED. amd SAT. Festly Styled * SEATS NOW SELLING Witiam © Thursday Rydney Me her stars ‘Twenty Real Sheep ines Wednenday Nights 0c to $2; Sat. Mat. 500 to $1.50 THIS If NOT A MOTION PICTURE Mail Orders Now THEATRE PLAYERS NEW PANTAGES 0; Nignte 7 and 9 SIER GIRL Other Features General Admiasion 2% ORrHKUM OORE == Mal last Week of Season Martin Beck Presents Continy Golden tie Kowh 4 Othe Photeplays; TT! cle’s Bye” and Ruth Clifford ry “Midnight Madness” Weekday Mats, 10¢; Hives. & Hun, 2 INDUSTRY ZONE In Washington, without further confusing Washing ton, D. C. departments J, FB. Barnes, buat representa tive for the chamber at Washing terned after the British system ASK COUNCIL ACTION as Old Duwamish and the Frye plant and Argo yards, which is without sewer outlet, that the Duwamish waterway mission has filled in Newell slough at the Duwamish end, was presented to the city ce tion. SAY U. S. COULD SEND agricultural in for that pect CHURCH DESECRATED Two BOYS DROWNED; tempting to Shelena Witter struck hild divorce. tal work. Here are good, solid, convincing rea- sons why FIRST—We offer you the services of a per- Every appliance that modern science has perfected for the better , will be found fectly equipped dental office. performance of painless dentistry in our equipment. SECOND—We offer you the services of high grade, graduate registered dentists—10 students are employed here. Ever) operators has graduated from the best leges and passed the examination of the state den- Every one of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the chair, in plain sight of This means that you can come here with per- tal board. wall in front of his dental all. fect confidence that whatever the nature of work will be done skillfully, and painlessly—just the way it ought to you the maximum of treatment the tifically be done, in short—to give service and satisfaction. THIRD—We offer you the lowest possible prices consistent with the high- est grade work. It is possible for us to do this on account of the very large volume of business that we do. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-third to one-half of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. FOURTH—WE OFFER PAINLESS METHODS We have brought our system of painless dentistry to such a point of perfection that we are now able to guarantee to perform the most diffi- cult dental operations without hurting the patient a bit. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue. In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON BEING FORMED | Delegates from industrial centers Oregon, Idaho and) convened at the Chamber Monday to organize | the government Rhodes, a system whereby federal | out needs will be supplied from the zone nday of the confusion that the capitol between renentatives of man the clerks in charge ordering. The system of 20 industrial zones is pat-| ON OLD SO SEATTLE The problem of the nuth Seattle river and rict known between the Beacon hill now com puncll Monday for atten At MEXICO FARMING HELP CHICAGO, June 24.—Mexico needs ments and com and shipments of America’s feeling | 1} ities, prove ntry, according to 19| originators of the Pianola and makers of the N Mexican s here today. The ed. /f Duo Art. 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