The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1918, Page 2

a q 8 ded ‘play instruments. SPECTACLE FITTING Co. ‘poisons formed by decaying foc fement, and the old, stale matter ter sticking to the sides of the Fare Don't a is 14. nN y iv Ot ‘T and keep it out be wep the bowels clean than it is your ayate t P all night mething I ¢ ae kee: of towels auc Seaver ten eid NEED 6,000,000 ‘TONS OF SHIPS, ‘SAYS CASENAVE of ah —oredit is agreeably —iiber- ally—oxtended In a digni- fled, satisfactory way! ee —your individual needs are fitted to this stor ular credit: service! Six million additional tone ip | ping will be required before the end Jot the war, This was the AS aduaae 0: the French high commiaston, at a Wed day Mancheon of the Chamber of factory demonstration week |" cn high eo in 1914, the problem ts way to solution, he declared w the vital 1 er told of the United whips f to wend her troops Verdier to # in the nes 18 on tt Atlantic cow: ven on both coasts well on its wonderful machine demonstrated here! ome this week and see thi <a factory representative bs -& Mechanical servant! you will save its cont while you are paying for it 30 days free trial—very liberal terms! ON en r ship tat to borrow m the vernea 1 the mem trenches ation ©. Lieut, Paul bers that firework Fourt er wit i Consul Ge Shanghat ALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: No © O. 1b ¢ Phone orders; one to a purchaser; these specials will not be deliv paeced-—-can be easily taken by purchaser. ammor y rela ral Thoma on Ame tions in the estimate | ee ten a ene Marshall Haig and Pershing Exchange Greetings of Day|! Field Mar follow 4 nent the Pershing, con army's greet of American LONDON, July hal Hatg today ing letter to Gen the Piritieh tainin, ings, Independence wldiera of America, nd Hritaie apand aide by the first time in history dofenne of t of Uberty © great principles the proudest cherished in which # and most of thelr countrie enion ing replied ich bind the . new declaration red prin hall not d to Th allies deep tien w stand ind guarantee of t 4 of Hberty, which per but shall be sll peoples \ German neléter's pay Ix, rough. Hut about | t of his ten day out mitribut 108 WANDERERS GOING UP A strange 5 into the puntains, peeasion will from ° ens of beautiful and a to a few nown to young wor sheep bevy of celeb of the Away up thru the « party wi patrons coast omit flowers push Rainier, the I be bar lay and curC ay— $1— pair drama from where the owns of Mt Sheep w ; atmonphere not wr Rook lace extra sham fe produc inches wide ee tae ye puse a s long; white . . cand Arabian colors; extra for Friday and Sat The Wan anon and rest derer” company end their the Metropolitan this for three again ALLIES OBSERVE FOURTH AS GUNS OF FOE RUMBLE WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, July 4.—On the eve of the pomulbility of the biggest battle of the war, with the ominous rumble of tuning up for Hindenburg's gainet the defenders of Hritish, French and ted with the America United Fourth of July tates was born Opposite, the kalser’s ever-crowing reserves have been resting for weeks, while Hindenburg and Luden dorff are prepared to strike $$$! YANKEE ARMY VAST ARMY : | = S m el s : FRANCE, tena WASHINGTON, July —More | waeke cao expeditionary force See Better Glass since the in Europe has invent- operated by the feet that to a man’s mouth, to help BY FRANK 4. TAYLOR - | AR than 2,000,000 ‘nen will be in France before the first of the year if pres- ent war department hopes are real ined Secretary Baker makes no pred tions, lest unforeseen difficu disappoint the nation. But other de partment officials sald today the could see no reason at present why | the 2,000,000 figure should not be ex ceeded—perhaps to extent of 650,000 or more. Officials said today they would not be surprised if the 2,750,000 mark were attaine celebrated the Fourth today The boys in the trenches, n to getting extra rations, turned ae some genuine fireworks “| against the Germans. Athletic dheeta were held In numer. ous villages behind the lines. The Americans are holding almont les of the weet front. and = ntrong reserves in the for any emergenc U.S, MEN STOP deleted) m the JOBS OPEN—WORKERS NEEDED Men are needed at the Puget Sound navy yard for jobs paying from $2.60 to $4.64 day. More than) WITH THE RICAN AR _|800 men can be given mechanical | MIES IN FRANCE, July 4—4Night) |—A hostile raid in an American se |tor in the Vosges cnountains waa re | pulsad by machine guns and ato |maiic rifles early this morning. | There was increased artillery ac in the Toul sector. TIRED SOLDIERS REST IN THE COUNTY JAIL ich —We have a record of all é fitted at The Bon Marche " le for can duplicate any of these “ pip * 8 short notice. a ~ mit wie used by the fal were sent up the hill from the clul two of them arrtvir t 4 o'clock the morning after how walking the streets, unable t place to sleep. AM fatigue and a train of oth troubles which come from de- r glasses wi relief and We invite you t for which we it with skill employed wo quarters wole deputy sheriff's Idiers 1404 Second Ave. Gottstein Building. Florence Upstairs Store. HOW TOP APPENDICITIS: due to)with a foul cesspool sending out od | Rasen and poisons. Riven if your | bowels move slightiy each day, that stom: ¢ It in a disease caused! ig not enough. The t n oc- olle and wate THOE REPORTS a i : irprize to people wh ordinary bowel ar and the various ndicitis is primarily ‘ bowels. ne roper and insufficient bowel casional jon. Many people have only | Cleansing t |i passage in the center of the while the sides are close , fermenting matter. nt | cleanser known ‘Gay. but it is not a complete fe kthorn bark, in the system to ferment and Pr widen unclean bowels « b trouble and er wickness years’ Ind. and West Baden, ka'in my practice, thing to excel | mixture and ter “Tune Adler hen, Ind. often stays in for months, ing the body and causing that tired fe known intoxication trouble It is #0 genth OW TO AVOID TROUBLE ty he han taken to avold sickness and to OUGH evacuation of ambition is to astonishing the ¢£ Just as you keep) foul, poisonous m body clean, of Adle THE t is even more that one for rucke si “y tuntil the THOR r tarte. t feel better than en't language to impurities which tem.” Okina eng sleep Md not im your body washed, ijons of cause natura win the ond absorh Minn a b the rated lens hy | fermentin mtutt t« but flithy bowels are the caus. |j-ka in the M sicknese—no stomach, liver cleanser and ant other organ can do its work | fered im the ready ithy bowels for weeks, Adle a ne droge eattle on Swift Drug Co OROUGH. bowel! piicizer ever of ed form. it Bartell Drug Co. b: “t| equire only one . | INTO CASCADE MOUNTAINS ” wpend our vaca Curry Where shall we asked Manager D. ¢ in 0 =Northweet." ¢ me a hi In Los came a wee amall veice It wa won ‘The North went $o here the rrange men pert betweer > Metropol Prodiea r wm the fir Ww Tile Charles Her tm makin \ne na theatre ‘| Won't Dasbe: While | Brother Is at War Ramray, count 1 lada shipyard. 3, 500 TON SHIP IS LAUNCHED _ ON WEDNESDAY: Mrs. W. A. Magee Because the Forenter, %,500-ton wooden Ferris type ship, waa con tracted for by a private corporation the Nilson & Kelez Went Waterway hipyard went her into the water on inmtead of Independence day is reduced the July 4 launchings nix Mra. trim PROMINENT MEN SEE OSPREY HIT WATER owd at the direct government contract W. A. Magee sponsored the as jt slid into Eliott nching of th n mbip, at the Shipbullding Washington, Mayor Hanson, onator Sam Thomas Burke, nent Seattle busi Anderson hton, Lake Wednesday included former Unites Staten uel HP 3 A. J. Mb ness men, members ell, and a ment of Lake medium of promt elty coun develor m thru the terente th Washir the cana The Ospre Elinor Ram. 1 by Mis My AUNCHING AT VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, B.C, July 4—The War Casco steamship, will launched from the Western Car n July 4 at 5p FIRE DESTROYS FREYA, NEAR HADLEY, ALASKA (Special to HADLIE be a ‘ m Al ths a, Th | launch Freya was destroyed by fire | ae FOURTH July 4—The | in addi | Miss Martel Melliday “When in the in the} my brother is trenches—perhaps bleeding mud, I won't dance.” Thus Mins Muriel Melliday declined | invitations to foxtrot during her | trip from Australia to California T love dancing,” nid she. but I n't think it's patriotic when o coma are engaged in such rer I have renounced al ¢ until It's over ‘over there.’ st think of the amount of war that could be hed if the aie in Americ ire usually wasted tas areampil 'New War Disease Hits Brain and Brings on Sleep Special to The Star) LONDON, July 4--The 1 to sctentiate another dineane It's MESED I on wa SCEPHALITIE or garden name tx no sig inn't that menencephalitin—it of a disease. Altho it affects the brain ults from a number of such food poluoning, gas poisoning, injury, alcoholiam, or the re from various fevers, part it re Lunes, 1@ to uncooked food, affected many soldiers that many physicians identical until recent which has and clvillang, thought It was }ly. | He tee Charge of Curing Yanks’ Feet ackett is the foot man s who go train to r there.” He's in char the | | orthopedic section | | of the nation | al army Of. | ficers under him inspect the feet of every Ba y. All defec now cured b ortho. pedic surgery at Thin work now i | regarded | highly important | in a military | sense, For armic | a y travel | t feet, and not on their as defunct mili tary experts would have us believe. » colonel was chief of the ortho pedic department of the To hefore he Ko} of stomachs eral hoxpital a the A revolving fan recently invented ttached to th k of @ rocking and whit r the oceu-| s head as he rocks, i ere yenterday following plosion of a gasoline tank the ex A work man's poldering torch is believed to, Ho eacaped, the force of the explosion by Jump: | have caused the flame ing thru a cabin window water. AMERICAN LEAGUE Morning Game into the Ene and se oe &n weer and Walters, Ayers and Man fon. Morning Game er. Louis CLEVELANT Wright, 1 erkie and ON _ NATIONAL LEAGUE Morning Manders and AMUSEME NTS _ | METROPOLITAN ¢ Fastty Styted Sumpte matock and T HE Bieter nd Twenty Real Sheep to $2; Matinee ioe to $1.50 Matinee July 8-9-10 Wednesday |A MARGARET NG LIN ‘Billeted’ HOURS OF LAUGHTER NOW ON SALE = | according WILKES fine Fifth and 1 Tel. Mal. 2525-2596 Next Mate re Mat. Thurs., Day ty Drama pt NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:90; Nights, 7 and 9 “THE MANDICAP GIRLS” MICOLA f song Other Features Aan Emp laston, 2 PALACE HIP “WHAT WOMEN CAN DO Kose and Mendric 4 Other Big Hip Acts Photoplay Serial, Woekday Mata. 10¢ Holidays, he Kagle's Hye" & 20¢ Sun, and 4 Mm to handle "MRS. MNARY IS ALLIED COUNCIL = Celebrate Today es BUYING POWER OF For! I is more plainly phy than else Delivery, where. Our stocks are continually on the move, © insuring you fresh merchandise at all times. MAIN 264 THE The season's gayest | colors and newest { models in { Bathing Caps Fit snug around the | head and will not { disarrange the hair. , ) The Boudoir, Jock- ey, Beach and Ri- viera are all repre- } sented in our stocks, | 25c, 35c, 50c, 65 { and 75¢ each, } Septol Egg Shampoo 25¢ Bottle for LOC Septol Egg Shampoo will make the hair soft and glossy. After shampooing the hair thoroughly, use “Sealp- acura” Hair Tonic—t5ec bottles for 38¢, or both for 55¢ Friday only. Kodaks and Cameras are fully equipped A Big Special A new shipment just received, and can be seen at our stores. Usefal ar- ticles for men and women. PYRALIN IVORY We all your kodak developing, printing and enlarging is Complete work, Qur 17-153 Paff Bor.. 7Se unsurpassed. that trip by taking » Kodak along. You ean get one from $7.50 up to $91.50. ‘They all take good pictures, and we show you how to do ft D741 Bottle and Holder, water; price D74 Hair Brush, best panos bristles, Also Shaving Brushes and Many Usefal Articles for Men. Toilet Soaps and Lots of Them Lady Washington, 3 lapgc Raven Tar Soap, sells for 10c. Our price.......7¢ Swift’s All-round Soap sells 2 for 25¢e. Our price eee Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap, bar ............8¢ lees Barkeepers’ Friend ¢ A F ew Good A jana te every polish FRIDAY | ctiper, marble, eter: per SPECIALS Sloan's Liniment, for cuts and bruises, 25c size 19¢ Armour’s pe Juice, quarts 38¢ Pints 19¢ O-Cedar Floor and Fur- niture Polish, 25c size 19¢ Aeme Chloride of Lime, a big 15¢ can. ‘ pe Peroxide of ‘Hydrogen in pint sizes .... 19¢ Nature’s Remedy Tablets, 25¢ size 19¢ Vinol, the modern tonic for young and old, $1.00 size bottle for Pompeian Massage Cream for a healthy complexion. small jars 43¢, large jars - 88¢ We have a complete line of Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens for men and women. Buy one and send it to the boy over there, or present her with one. Prices are from $2.50 and up. BARTELL CANDIES Buy Them and Be Sure of Pure Sweets. (Our Special) Butterscotch Waffles, made of creamery butter, per lb. site Malted Milk Chocolates in fancy 12-0z. box...... Victoria Chocolates in 1-lb. box, the big chocolates Empress Chocolates in pretty 1-Ib. box. Queen Chocolates in pretty 1-Ib. box.. Foley's Kidney Pills, $1.00 size for .......69¢ Skat or Vanco, the mechanics’ soap, ae cans for . | Lion 2-quart ‘ gubiee: | Hot ecg’ = | special . BBE Bartell Drug Store Addresses tnd Ave.| Ist Ave. 5349 Westlake | 610 nd | Candy Wareh’se at pr Ballard | Ave. at Ave. near | Factory | and office 7 : 1910 1906-8 Union St.! pine st. | Ave. | Pine St. Bidg. | Boren Av | Boren Av immediate action, tho along what lines can only be conjectured. These facts developed from high, reliable sources today, and in the wake of tidings that the Csecho-Slo- _— re absolute control of Viad- KILLED IN CAR PLANS FOR RUSS SALEM ‘ WASHINGTON, July 4.—The ree. ¢ Mrs. Charies f McNar ommendation of the inter-allied su ed in an automobile preme war council will largely gov. The proGerman thief busied him ‘burg last night 4 ern = Preaident Wipleon'’s future | self again Wednesday night. steal- Senator McNary, ouree toward Russia, accoriing to ing a number of patriotic signs from today, before arranging authoritative information today HP.B Co., 1415 First funeral The ¢ report, if it is not al Mre ready here, is expected momentarily Entrance was obtained by foro- a back window. four It is known the council believes in ing Snedicor, of Birmingham, Ala. aa Mr. and Mra Reuben P. Boise, | Salem, when their automobile y Boise, left the road and turned over. Mrs. Snedicor was the only other nember of the party who received bruises. Her arm was July Relatives Ore who was ident near word the McNary was with a party of ave. uding Mr, and Mrs. Frank ar severe broken. Boise had turned out to pass an other car, His machine gan about 100 feet before it turned pir ning the occupanta beneath it NO $15 BONDS, WAG WRITES ing the recent Liberty Loar « small hotel in ction put up a ‘Hear TheseFtom list) 10-Inch Double-Face Record—85c “Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware, Gen. Pershing Will Cross the. Rhine” “I May Stay Away a Little Longer” Both Sung by Peerless Quartet Dur drive Washington an outly of the otel wil s entire ts in Liberty Bonds.” To » unkind wag pinned the the final week invest | ti Bond! ung a | British Shensnchl> Sunk by Torpedo) | AN ATLANTIC PORT, July 4 The Britieh steamship Orisha torpedoed last week off the coast b a submarine which su appeared in maships and laun to rs British liner reaching here today Destroyers attacked the U-boat which, however, disap) Pe ared | Reverse: was 10-Inch Double-Face Record—85e “Eclipse Medley”—One-Step “War Ballad Mezley”—Fox Trot Both Played by Pietro passen aboard a HARRY LAUDER Sings “From North, South, East and Wi $1.25 JOHN McCORMACK Sings “Little Mother of Mine”—$1.00 ay & Co, Third Avenue at Pine ; Seattle Tacoma—Spokane—Vortiand Vietrolas $22.50 to $400 Convenient Terms ‘Military Police Are on Duty Here Fifty military police from Camp} ff A Lewis, 4 similar number from Brem erton, and 39 men fr Naval ‘Training to m the re detailed the police to preserve order ‘Thurada No disorderly conduct demonstrations, or unseem- | eith: Sherman erated,” Chief Warren told them. With W. S. Stamps vvings Stamps and Thrift 1 in the parks ons were } sale reported from Stamps wer ulso sold shipyards, and pledge un were sale hile Fourth celebrat and a large the booths at the ] ken. wa caras