The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 2

Se years service to) Initial prosecution in the North. | Vifty permits, to the val of cosy, comfortable homes of When every one ia in the 11) woat under the federal sabot ue of $39,765, an — oa mood for a little musio—or |}| way begun Tuesday when the fede city bullding department‘ | pee an informal dance Is su TH grand jury returned indictments| day, the second day of the drive | Geated sgninst Leo Hendricks and Arthur! to provide Seattle workers with ° Larson, charging both with sabotage. | homes, This Special Assistant Attorney General the permits issued Monday string of similar prosecutions new contracts can be in loyal ©, and University #t mechanical ser- vant for the home— | nore homes bureau } n are held un: | organ: to facilit leks in chars: | of new homes for the fective ship ‘ast number 1 their families hin elty sar ruction in are will be ne COSTINGONLY In Weekly Payments of |) «»«:' with espto: nts returned by the Jeaxe Cotte, alleged vary, ebarged | ruture no wecret In| The 4 dtcune he jury adjourned until | moe y owner of an empt 50c Sevtember 10. | who desires to bulld. It would to meet ev ; Meets Every Requine. |||U. S. Food Expert to |» ‘ Give Demonstration Mary FE. Sutherland, United States 09 every prob food administration representative, | home builder who has be nducting demonstra tions tn wit show the!|City Employes to women of Wert Seattle how to bake ction sweeper fy all the “vacuum cleaners” that appeal to you. Then let us wend a Hoover out to get the dirt the others have left behind. Nearly any cleaner will get the surface dirt. It takes the Hoover to pick up adhering thread, lint, cotton and sewing room litter, ‘It takes the Hoover's electrically-revolved, soft hair brush to the grit and sand that works into the body and ‘destroys Tugs and carpets, will be given at the West Seattle | superintendent, hi Methodist church, Thursday after: | servic noon, at 2:30. allow yloyes of his and o make your summer fun com. a dance -hall without a license nt-of the city plete We have all the f AVE latest song and dance Records— ation, on # and straightened— —in addition to getting all the dirt, the Hoover suction sweeper takes away the dirt-begrimed Jook and brightens your carpets and rugs amazingly SS The brush of soft hair does this by raising and straightening the crusheddown nap. © 28 SY , —this prolongs the life of the carpet Patriotic __ music. ‘ as well as greatly adds to Its appear- COME IN AND ance. LET US PLAY —with a HOOVER you SOME OF THEM ete ids x meat Agra Pa FOR YOU. ti ee wise inaccessible nooks and corners. sble. “Our yard alone will nee ship production,” the letter cludes Scientific Examination Twenty-five Years’ Experience Fitting and Making Glasses. Nine yeara in this building to Discuss Rus: We will fit reading Gtaaseh in neces come 62.50 CURRY OPTICAL CO. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 2002 Arende Bide. W. B. Henderson | interested in trade r light : gust, dirt, —with & HOOV pe. crumbs, etc. Any ER you can feaner wl! aF8~ clean upholstered @iet, such ag furniture, mat heir and lint It Lightiy’ to the ‘nap: tresses, pillows, 1 without detri Bene plex ment or injury he to the finest fab- ric. skiand ALG kovernment ag vited to speak > cetved on the proposed In oft T1L UNION STREET 1332.34 SECOND AVENUE Second Ave. at University Our Great Introductory SHOE SALE HOOVER SUCTION SWEETEN because Ite the eaty one OFFERS YOU AMAZING BARGAINS Bi ion _{}]| ALL SHOES—EVERY PAIR—REDUCED! and even powerful suction. Only sweeping will dislodge it and bring it to suction will draw it off. Footwear for Fall as Well as Summer Thin sweeping sale of a wonderful new stock just from the factories, ix specially priced th nout to introduce the Royal Boot hop, now famous in San Francisco, Oakland and Lox Angeles, to the people of Seattle feet * sours a WOMEN’S HIGH AND LOW SHOES Balse- Credit) Tyawe ture! ' Gray Patent Colt Lace Boot ; Leather French heels; cloth top to match Gor » Values up to $7.50. EXTRA $3 85 Cw wy SPECIAL (thin week only) * White Washable Kid Boot Lace Boot Ivory sofes and leather French heels; hand sewed. Values up to $9. EXTRA SPF Sadi $4.85 Brown and Black Patent Colt Oxfords Stitched wing flexible roles, leather Fre heels. Values up to $7.50. EXTRA TAL (this week $3.85 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Included in this the HOOVER SPECIAL $65.50 the HOOVER JUNIOR $90.00 Chief | shipyards in the afternoon, Judge Hall, judge, announced | | | i presiding Jom Secret Office) tra: court would convene trom 9 a. D. Ross, city light and power)™ 103 Pom i has a new office hid- y in the city hall, where only u can find it. . Us open to the public here from 12 each morning,” said Ross e day, “but they don’t turn up the afternoon, when I am rush- Your death with office conferences. . mayor has turned over one I ) m © work in it each afternoon, and And watches aa security when way can accomplish Just |] you need money. Loans taken a up from others and more mon- ey advanced. Liberal amounts. Lowest rates. You get full amount of loans—no interest deducted. Ladies’ Dept. ft becomes necessary, thru Se- lawyers working in the local WITH TITLE INSURANCE P yrintion Only Insurance = insures something which may | Values Up to $9.00. SHOES FOR MEN Values Up to $7.50 Empire Mortgage Desir Loan Co. MEN’S OXFORDS : Sale poe the Boyden, Hurley and other Established 12 Years. Values up to $9.00. Broken sizes, some ‘amous makes, 201-23 White Bidg. for older boys, up to and a few for Men's Gun Metal Lace and Button Shoes—With gray cloth tops, on the English or stub toe last. Specially EXTRA MPECIAL (pair). DOO cat apm ‘| Out of theHigh RentDistrict tn a $4.85 Children’s Shoes lenses on short notice, regardless of every kind and style and for all of where your glasses were made. Years of Life Insurance ptotects your heirs in an event which must OF th both Fire and Life In- smrance, recurrent premiums experience pe ntiok are ‘at stated intervals. in fitting " i BIE Gpbcranes in ectect and making Children’s Play Oxfords z that out of all the mass glasses, and Made on the Nature Shape last. Ma our low op- erating ¢ hogany tan lent and extension stitched down soles. By orssess hen, $1.35 Ask about our Distance or Woe are ex. * Read! L « hi e ° Sizes 114 “ making for : $2 YY sedive nesale WS ancora . $1.65 Misses’ Shoes | ation $2.00 Jen's Boyden $2.45 to $3.85 28 Royal Boot Shop {225 for Ev. Conserve a 00 oy) Pl ing Man Power le” Second Avest University the Family title transactions that have in the past, no lows “trouble will arise—for this inn One Price only is Rlanses for leas money ‘We make g) near—all in on SCHOONMAKER COMPANY One Block South of Public Mkt. The Foon | JURY INDICTS ISSUE PERMITS the homefurnisher! || | iaiaambamuilg TWO ACCUSED FOR 59 HOMES one eee. | OF SABOTAGE IN CAMPAIGN. 1 in the near homes bureau wants to Cookies and breads without suar,| Work in Shipyards? wheat or fat. The demonstration! 3 1, Mons, clty power and lighting more men within the next few weeks if we are to keep up our record of League of Chambers of Commerce THR SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1918. 3 Do You Look Your BEST When You Smile? This was $10,000 in excess of You ought to. If you don’t, Clarence L. Reames, who will prone: - F . cute the cases, ho says, does not ox-| is just one reason for it—you have pect them to be the beginning of a| Jrundreds of millions of dollars in q > | ; »| discolored and misshapen teeth. tained b let us demonstrate to ra ieee we ah the ord spe ser gar: beyond tA Algood gi oso A you this wondertu! 1 // PHONOGRAPH |) ::.." cage ig ght Bin pa lie td teeth. tooth problem now. A good set of well-kept stamps a person at once as on departments to work in oO © SMALL, P mee hall at 217% Sec. | their day's work in the city hall other people feel just the sam CARRY AN ‘i N S., was fined $25 in Judge The omminasion cor red the . crushed nap lifted SLR ROOM, Mpls mplondid ichie alee ta caries | ones ee rel about it. ttle Musteal Instrument will when he pleaded gullty of conducting the matter o for further con Our business is making bad teeth nance stipulating that civil service into good ones. And we know our # must not engage in other business thoroughly. You will be de- 2. Skinner, in a letter to Rox lighted to see what a wonderful dif- Wednesday, naid hin company would be glad to use all the city men a ference we can make in your appear- ance. It will be worth many times | the cost to you in satisfaction alone. | - And don’t forget that we operate | ‘ on teeth—NOT on pocketbooks. Foreign Trade Club Our prices are very reasonable, in- a| deed. This is made possible on account Wednesday is Russian night at the) Of the very large volume of business Foreign Trade club, Chamber of ’ 5 j Sebnaive at 6 conde Drekien| wat we wansact at. this office. It is item avery one) a fundamental rule of business. that tons between quantity regulates price to a certain Rusa and America. A. Kohanow 1 Russian) extent. It stands to reason that we i) can afford to take a smaller profit be re ona} on the individual patient than an of- | fice which does only one-third to one- | half of the volume that we do can | possibly afford to take. Our painless methods will appeal to you, too. Many a person, badly in need of | dental work; has put it off from day | to day and from week to week, yes, | from month to month, through fear that having the work done would re- sult in much pain and suffering. Allay your fears—they are ground- less, if you come to the Regal Dentists. We have brought our system of pain- less dentistry to such a point of per-| fection that we are now able to guar- antee to perform the most difficult den- | 1405 Third Avenue. sparkling teeth. A handsome face is made to appear ugly and unwhole- some with decayed and misshapen For the sake of your personal ap- pearance, which is one of your most valuable assets, resolve to solve your takes the proper care of himself. is the kind of person you like to know ‘and associate with yourself, isn’t it? Of course it is—and remember REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. | In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. | Diagonally Across the Street From ay eta Be Sure to Get to the Right _ lace. “LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. there teeth e who That ie way DR. L. R. CLARK tal operations without hurting the pa- tient a bit. Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist who holds his license from the state dental board to practice dentistry. You will find this license hanging right on the wall in front of the dental chair of each and every one of our operators. It is your protection and guarantee that he knows his business and knows it thoroughly and knows just how to do your work the way it ought to be done. All work is guaranteed with an iron- clad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this of- fice, who is thoroughly responsible. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examination. He will tell you just what is needed to put your teeth into perfect condition and “also what the cost will be. This examina- tion and estimate won’t cost you a cent nor will it put you under the slightest obligation. We will be glad to do it. But, for your own sake — your health — your appearance — your ef- ficiency — your chances of success — don’t delay this important matter. N. W. Corner Third and Union. If you are toBewing do not Port tybtay aban Bg hag wing BE! n werves te San itbar Ohireproctio s ment E wilt mas = Remove the A vs Cause of cown. to have STRAND SY corti They Are Graduat ¢ Famous Palmer Office Hours: 7 enings, Ivery tub m up SANITARY THE SPINE—THE FOUNDATION OF HEALTH Peed a sy ae | THE STRAND SYSTEM OF CHIROPRACTIC = 80 og The Chiropractic Spine Specialists Suite 500 Pantages Bldg., Seattle. GEOLOGISTS TO INSPECT SKAGIT A. Hi. Dimock, city engineer, will e for the Skagit power site Thursday morning, in company with two geologists, Dean Landis, of the University of Washington. and A. J. Baudette, of Vancouver, B. C., Cana- dian government geologist. The geologists will make an ex- tended survey of the soil and rock conditions of the district “In a big project of this kind,” sat Dimock Wednesday, “the opinion geologists will result in the saving of thousands of dollars to the city. We expect to return to Seattle Mon- day.” Seattle is a world center of tea importation. Chamber of Commerce figures today showed for the year 6,944 pounds. This is millions of New York and San Fran- 400 cat Mazola d seed, 100; 6 boxes k and have tried everythi ged. 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