The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JDTY 25, 1918. ITALY REGAINS HER [~~ FIGHTING SOLIDARITY (Copyright, 1918, by United Press) men rendered important co-opera ROME, July 1—(By Mail. A year Hon SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE ROTE-RANKINCO. ANN od) 9 the Ttallan armies were within| . Th Austrians, who made this ee Se ‘ eae drive minus the German aid which ; 12 miles of Triest, on the direct road | had characterized their former cam OTTO F. KEGEL, Prosident lthey are holding the line of the but suceasded in cromaing the Pinve — = - - = 2 peel Piave river, overlooking the rich Mt several points. ‘Their greatest Store Hours: From 8:30 A. M. to 5:30P. M. Venetian plain, now in the hands Penetration here did not exceed five! f} . ehibiineiaalinaaielsibaintins eine hae EE tt eA a Rut this picture of territorial re ae oT ie § Wnquiahment finds the Italian 1 ore engaged by ‘them, and. their Seasonable ple nearer to true victory cineila ot aahoe Clearance of realization of national aspira | than disaster at Caporetio, That The allies took the initiative on AEROLUX PORCH SHADES ey were the day befo: the mountain front on the seeond eventually re-established lay, an the old line there, The tide turned resulting in the rout of the Halian on the Piave during the fifth da of German intrigue and prop army and the retreat to the Pi Rain n the mountain — region tion of the present national solid. Austrians bringing up reinforce ania tie, . arity of Italy for proaecution of ments, ammunition or food On room tc e(home if you he war June 22, the Austrain retreat began inclose your porch with =D 0 ée eart The extent of Italy’s rejuvenation In some places it became an utter Aerolux Porch) Shades. in thustrated by her tremendous de rout Th more than 75,000 feat of the Austrian offensive, prisoners These After winning back their old lines e. the Italian, Britian comfort and they are self ventilating. you can see out but f which began along th front from the Asiago the Adriatic, the morning of June 16. enterprises which have been suc From the Novel by Mrs. Humphrey Ward along the T and French began systematic local Unlike the in offensive. thin Cemmful in winning territory, inflict ers-by cannot see in, face sibacbeiting ay OR, TAGS: SERB ORD He ea WES Hand me Oak The following numbers and sizes are reduced this Library Table Freneh:. troops fought shoulder-tc Propaganda Offensive 2 mountain region and in the last . on “s opted Poy oy ms . 7 naive against Ite ring the past ‘ ‘foot Shades, reducniia days of the offensive, Ame $3.10 each re Tonly. €foot Shates reduced to 85.165 cach 6 on S foot Shades reduced to ear w © at the morale of her soldiers and ctvitians rushed and ted by the thore WEEKLY $19.75 The Library Table pictured is of selected quarter- ON 99 exposure of man treachery sawed oak in either fumed or waxed oak finish. 86.65 cack j WALLACE THE SAVED MY LIFE Gfler the military Gafeat They have two roomy end shelves, a convenient 7 ohly 10-foot Shades. redueamiam ’ The moral rebound which came : 88.60 « drawer and heavy tops and posts. The Tables are substantially constructed and un- usnally good values at the special price quoted. An additional charge of Se | will be made for hanging was further strengthened by sey iin eral other factors, Probably the Former Trained Nurse, Grad- chief one among them was the A TIGHT uate of Bellevue Hospital, (ration of (ne vilied “single front” Gains 25 Pounds by * og OE a ragge docs Gen Foch as supreme commander One of the most interest © allied interests when the British and ¥ p | China Berry Sets, The Lee (two-in- Aluminum Tea $1.49 one) Brooms Kettles white China Berrr| Special, Each 79¢ Special $3.49 Bets with gold edge dec Made of selected broom High-grade Aluminum Tea Oliver G. Wallace and Harold Weeks bave arranged « special musical offering for “Missing,” en. titled “Sing “Bonnie Sweet Bennie’ to remarkable atem: cnn aire Towa GF tee th cette as asin wen poseriyg ogee naan A Ra oration—constet of Rerry corn and a0 constructed that | Kettles. in the pppular Colo packed in two. “oon treet meget a pee eto on the new time of G0 11 nowt and ama! it will give twice the wear of | nial shape. with rice boiler abe dew at 40° Westlake ave N Ne | Napot Spectal, the an ordinary broom. Special neeta reduced for Fri ttle, recently. Mrs. Howard has|,,"conomically, the entrance of the |) set, 91.49. Friday, cach TRe. | day, each 83.49. been & resident of Beattie for the past | UB!te¢ States into the has pro- | -y qentinlhdgagee aS her tanaetaae was| enene a a more favorable sith | 4 nee e a trained nurse and a grad. of ation in Italy, The clomer co-oper- te ee reat ot ation in the operation of the com-| [I] i ‘ a appreciably relieved the fuel and Yes, indeed; and you may «tart it food shortage The persistent demand for inexpensive floor coverings has induced us to make by saying I believe Tonlac bas saved ife Tor than any time ff} ; my tte pe Ss gaara bol PS . det to Sei tha al special efforts to meet this gall. bie and dia : pers] bl oh hh pr ege Large stocks of Rugs and Linoleums , ders in browns, greens, blues and grays, e tad condition Gat ¥ bene felt tire Austro-Hungarian army on her for camps, summer homes, porches and | are shown in all sizes. ; like J was going to uie Everything |fromt. am schlevement which {s <<) city homes have been assembled and are Wool Fiber Rugs are both serviceable % I would eat fermented y stom |the utmost value, now that Ger-|I] 0 i in aty priced and inexpensive. First st.Pike—Continuous I to 11 Admission 20-—Children 10¢ | &CD. 424 the Ras formed t be many \6 free of. the Rested : a ’ ; ‘ care my heart palpltate my |menace. he ix holding that army Congoleum Rugs in a varied assortment Two qualities are available in att ohn a come ie > ur i her time rie to sweep | al ‘ Pr 9x12, 9x10-6 allover designs. Ae SEATTLE. PEOPLE eae Abouic ans’ ites ane Kid ; i ° 7 pee aye_Pe ie > The 9x12 room size are priced $14.00 | SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY ee oe ee jj] and 6xd are stocked and $20.00. Pie is wholenome, combining both a euge T tke eee teas doe | Congoleum by the yard—two yards All other sizes in proportion. " was, | was wide, in a fine selection of designs and | Rag Rugs are stocked in all sizes, eok | trouble. digesting pie should take bu colors, is priced 80¢ the square yard. week at a time. hardiy ab ; pe Peay ms Aes 7 my Then 1 would manage EXPERTS HER | ors and styles. The sizes are 24x86 |p lertka. This Qusbes the ENTIRE atary for two or three 4 but Grass Rugs are shown in two grades— inches to 8x10 feet. All are moderately : dias “tenct, cemoves foul matter would have to give up and take (0 ‘The Washington Association for stenciled patterns and interwoven bor- | priced. J my bed again. | would often go for two or three days without eating a mouthful of anything. | lost weight right along, and am telling the pow itive truth when I say I was in such an awful condition that I thought | was going ¢ After reading and hearing #0 i thinking if it did others so much| pr. Caroline Croasdale, of Philadel oat Se cease eae 00d, perhaps it might help me, too. | phia. appointed by the war depart para acam wessdank: Well, it baw not only helped me. bat rt. . nd re ment as « lecturers and Mre RB. HL Ihave actualy ied 2 ‘pounds| arteit_ao\"Ramern nutorty are] Fulton to Explain ince began taking it, and have| here to attend, i ; Sever’ felt Getter ti iny Ie. My ap | ® e to His Draft Be s the Prevention of Tuberculosis met avy club, at 206 pwhich-pomened = your stomach for monthwand relieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation and prevents appendicitin. Leaves stom ach in condition to digest ANY THING. Bartell Drug Company and Swift. Drug Company. at the Army and pom Thursday Authorities on tuberculosis will speak, including Maj. J. R.. Matson wtland, who will relate expert —_>—— iis n Fran He hax had actual CREDIT .GLADLY——— CSD 2a 0 ee -- e ee. am b in : ° boxy : { Best Val nalitio Objector Is Given | __ ay Girson GARDNER Ing industry : YORK, July 5 4 itp and eond ft to the two emators of thie state and the represent: diy ent enough, and I don't eurte N. E. A Staff Correspondent A paragraph in this report reads: | Oh. Wile ean : ‘ ue ative in the lower house from your district. They are: Senator Mile 4 particle afterward All my. pair 25-Year Sentence WASHINGTON, July 26.—The Chi “The present regulation by the — Dempsey in an cightround bout Poindexter, Senator Weasley L. Jonen, Represmntative John Fo Miller, of ind misery is gone my kidneys and CAMI EWIS, July 26-—-A digni-| cago meat packers, commonty known food administration as to maxi- Harrison a ver er the Seattle and Kiteap district; Representative Lynn Hadley, of the north joer are acting aly my | (td and superior conscientious ob-| ys the beef trust. are soon to come| mum profits should be continued — (0 s#'isfy his west connties, Inctuding King county, outaite of Seattle: Representative nerves are pe ng and nor. | ector. In the person inder further governmental regula-| to duly t. In the meantime the pag eA ; 1 Albert Johnson, of the sonthwentern counties; Representative Wm. La imal {sleep ever ike w chua,|Uam H. Edwards, of 8 ‘inne, ‘This fact is officially an-| federal trade commission should — '"< i” failing to answer geting Follette, of the north cemtral counties, and Representative C. C. Dill ef ind don't know w! it iceu4| Uuh, Wednesday was sentenced t| cence by the federal trade com upon the reasonableness on sent im ordesing im int the Spokane district. euddohe: My tushend hes aléd taken fare ron Alcatras| mission | If found rea ore useful occupation. Address any of the congressmen at Washington, D. C faniac with wonderft! resuita. tn, '*" sticks to h The margin of profit which the! hey should continue in e a . J ono r _ - = - _ | fact, 1 think it has done him as much | *Yowed uttered packers have been making has been| effect until further notice, If | said early todas that Fulton ood an it has Ine, and we beth con-| “UY work at all found to be too great for any defini-| found unreasonable, such maxi- <PPear before the board with exp sider it the finest medicine made = refused to ton of “a reasonable profit” in war| mums should be made effective {ions thei he had not received let’ Taniac ie sold in Seattle by Bartel | “E" the © time. President Wilson has. there | as facts warrant.” ers which had been sent to his Stites Drug Stores under the persona: 4 sagen fore, authorized the food administra. | Further Restrictions ¢ * S58 2 he has bee rection of a epecial Taniac represent tg tion to deal with the matter. The Nothing haa been disclosed official New York. ‘eg | ative. --Adivertiqnment. sii packers will have to cut their margin|ly as to the making of a report to! Pou xpecte : ee — wguid not work with a n ombat t t n oO rf v-] the resident b the federal trade oar —_ : of profit or be taken over as a gov-|the presid eft unit. and that he would not de we be run by the| commission on thia subject. but the| TO GIVE BANQUET FORamm ernment industry | war ort Red Cross to Hold = | On say 31 the offict:t bulletin pub-| Borah res Classes in Dietétics| Mune a report made w the president. | sion believes the The educational department of the |and approved by the president, on the] beef trust have been unre the sen respe cb conater cecpendine 440 U. S. AIRCRAFT HEA ution, mak » New Washingtor ginning t n dietet-| ment in the matter of the meat pack-! strument which no doubt, be Commerce ‘ ° DR EDWIN BROWN jes to start August 1. One class wil -——, — BD. meet from 10 to 12 in the morning | New at 108 Cotumbiea the other from O20 at nigh worm 1 have left the imita- at the F choo! tors of my name and The consists of 15 jolene on First « lecture i] twice weekly, covers moved my Denta 7 such subjects as food values and the The first duty of a Dentist to his patient is to | tices to the corner 7 ‘ j _ atpee proper preparation of substitute make every effort known to the science of mod- su os nerons the street roliment for the claséea should be e Cant f rom my old locatio = | made immediately at 1219 Universit $75 ern dentistry to save the teeth that nature has | enn iret and Seon OT OF | wt re h oa because of the — provided. If taken in time very little work is re- S0t Tales ey eee oe se Wr , ; | fomiat Neuctice se that the increased |Otate Lawyers e quired, and regular examinations will keep them business will offmet the increased right [cost of doing business because of See Camp Lewis g . war. a ’ . : : : On Our Usual - OT Bane EM ag fe Abt A 4 ie geal ls a ga People are not frightened into using Colgate’s Ribbon Liberal Credit Even the slightest cavity should have imme- "pecans of the war. ths annual sonretlbd. Ge. ie.atatl Dental Cream by the bogey of germs in the mouth T. Terms diate attention, and these are filled or inlaid | SOIR 2, BNGine peoties rage A gle ocala. <== with Gold, Silver and other metals with a guar- | 106 Columbto __ | taken thru Camp Lewis | — Later during their stay here they 4) Bacoumis’ GRAFONOLA, antee of permanency. When Crowns or Bridge- Ali eb6: LGR unohing Monrrover, the idea of completely sterilizing the mouth is nonsense co i WA, f : The convention met in the United , hi ¢ e ot J Tatoped. © gto work is required, you are given an absolute Today’s Beauty wectin coat Gokiie fa HEE enc Complete sterilization, which means killing @// bacteria, may be attempred y : Do you want to subject the MBIA. ton by high temperatures or powerful chemicals a CoOL " | build ano ione-bontec! of guaraniee of the results, and when plates are — | tt is not necessary to shampoo | building delicate tissues of your mouth to such treatment? Nr t nd . |your hair so frequently if it is en ee gg ro Mr engaer actually required, the work is done by one of |tirely and properly cleansed ‘| Ask 20 Cars for Ti dus paaard \ i ny the use of a really good ANY dentifrice that claims to sterilize the mouth, either over-claims or ia ished dust-proof record cabinet » best plate makers in the profession. [mene By: s aidaet to Ges ant a maging x saad aed “ “s Eg fact, an instrument em the pest Play P Ter bernie pepilenan rer MEE Muny Elevated dangerous to use. Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream is not a “cure-all” and ane i ae 1 . quickes| ampoo a wenty additional cars operate y ere: © oo sad bs You are invited to call at my New Offices | ncn danas inon 6p Oe WenAand 10.008 lovee Gartciate dem gineiad Sek onl it will not perform miracles, but it will go as far in retarding germ-growth h cat wormaines : in the Eitel Building—EXAMINATION WILI that brings out all the natural) tive -nore ears to take care of gen as it is safe for a dentifrice to go More dentists endorse Colgate’s than — mae * Pasa Dae a | beauty of the hair and may be en-| eral increased traffic, are asked for any other dentifrice—it's safe Be wu want you to 40 in (0 BE MADE WITHOUT CHARGE—and you joyed at very little expense, by dis-|in «recommendation going before come tm tomorrow and listen will be told the exact cost of the work you solving a teaspoonful of Canthrox,|the board of public works Fridat ta tena which can be obtained from “NY |trom Thomas Murphine, superintend 4 pth , ; in| | will require. druggist, in a cup of hot water. This) ent of public utilities Murphine prefer, played ¢ ' plendid | ma a full cup of shampoo liquid. b thecdlte soni evs sie 9 —\ OPEN EVENINGS eae + eseeaar enero af he "elty” Money by" pu } the hair instead of just to the top of | st Paul d the head This, when rubbed into ; gsm "ns ses sii CONSULTS GOD BEFORE —— A Jullb= to‘ very eoting a =tins DISCHARGING WORKERS RIBBON DENTAL CREAM =r ¢ both walp and hair, After rinsing I have never fired a man in 10) can te ‘ from dandruff, while the hair dries} men 1 consult God,” Harry N ~ nt the lather so created, you will| years; I don’t consult my attorneys | 4 FY | Clarke, Cleveland capitalist, told Se bi quickly and evenly, developing a as , Third Floor Eitel Bldg | bright juster and a voft fluftiness | attie’s Rotary club at luncheon Wed nesday. ry hea) 211 Union St 1882-34 Second Ave. Tel Elliott 1437. 1 SECOND. AVENUE, AT PIKE STREET