The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1918, Page 3

LOIRECTION JENSEN & VON NERBERD) CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 CITY'S BUDGET "RECEIVES 0. K. Seattle's annual budget resolution by the il Tues ries extimates of $6,000 lution will come up for ing In October, Represen WA panne city ¢ day. It ¢ 000. Th final he tatives of the city car lines and city electrical workers were present to urge wage increases, but the r tion cepted without amend ment FIRST AT PIKE : Thomas Dob North district for count ymminsioner, } on a resident of on, republican candi was @ Mayor Hanson presented an order | King county since boyhood, He 4 of the Miners’ union Renton, In 1912 he was the essive candidate for comm « platform conta bear this 4 My « ‘The 1th av will be der permit from t of work, waste 4s a temporary measure An ordinance transferring $58,500; from the street railway bond fund ; to pay condemnation awards for the new elevated lines was introduced of any kind w ernment on th am that of buniness I promis If you value your watch, let the beaten path of <n Haynes repair it. Next Liberty uid my t theatre. Advertisement c to n btain better res oficiency and ¢ te and in MUSEM METROPOLITAN THEATRE Now Miaying Untit Saturday Night my ing naturally k to put our ¢ ment on a more advance ng forward to apital t progr will en AaH.WwoOoD’s COMEDY SUITE DE LUXE PARLOR- BEDROOM AND Ta a [new TALE Ora WAYSIDE INN curtall ‘Easy Way to Kill Rats and Mice Does marrying for money ALWAYS lead to divorce? Theatre, New York Night and Sat. Mat, 50c 50, Plus 10% War Tax efficient 1 Prices and water Give Y } a Magnesia Bath on —18e, B5e, Se, Te, Sec, Main 222. Orpheum Vaudeville WILKES fie Now Playing Until Saterday Night GRACE HUFF aed IVAN MILLER <<fqas HER ONLY WAY WALLACE on the WURLITZER STAR-LIBERTY WEEKLY Admission. 20c—Children 10¢ (Plus War Tax) PALACE HIP 32)" indigestion Continuous Dally 1 to 11 VS gd harmful, Five Other Big Hip Acts Feetere Phetepiey: Frank Keenan in “A Leng Chance” Hves & Gun. Me nly mistaken for polsonoun excess you burns or feels sour, or the f eat begins to hurt, get a few c Weekday Mata 106 NEW PANTAGES Ringing and Dancing Diversion CKER AND SELZ roveh Killers, Yeaturee Admission. 25¢. ful in @ little water [five minutes by are rushed evenings It ie much easier for you to in the morning, \an't still, FONUS you ate sick you cannot do bet- ter than take advantage of this offer We save you money and give the best possible treatment. PLAIN On JEWELED THE TRUTH ABOUT CAND How Much Candy Can We Eat? WATCHES ALBERT HANSEN 1010 Second Ave. i) 8 RINGS AND “WHERE SHALL WE STOP TO STAY WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF PATRIOTISM?” That’s a question which puzzles many of us. Se We all know that we must “go easy” on sugar, as it 1s our duty to conserve— 3 And candy contains some sugar. So how can we know how much to eat? In the first place, we must not forget that oyr system needs SOME sugar, and this the Food Administration rec- ognizes. We must remember, too, that some people like their sugar in coffee, some in fruit and some in other ways. If you like yours in the form of candy, eat some candy—as much as the Food Administration permits—a certain share is yours. The Food Administration is keeping in close touch with the sugar situation and alloting the candy manufacturers as much as it can see its way clear to allot. . Everyone is being asked to save on sugar, and the candy manufacturers have been asked to save half of all they for- 4 merly used. But that which is being given them is being given them because the Food Administration recognizes candy as a food and is willing to permit it to be made and sold. It also knows that the candy making industry is a big national industry and that it is the duty of everyone to help keep industries going at home at the same time that we are winning the war. So the candy manufacturers are permitted to make a cer- tain amount of candy and offer it for sale to you. But the Food Administration says how much that will be. When the sugar is used up, no more can be had. So you know that the candy you see on sale is there with the permission and the sanction of the Food Administration. And that candy you can enjoy to the fullest. And while you eat it, or send it away to a soldier, if you prefer, you may know that every pound is high in food value—good, wholesome food, supplying the system with carbohydrates (fuel for the body). wrinkles or saggin advertised prepara and very y simple and harm Contin Daily 1 TOMORROW AN EXCEPTIONAL NEW SHOW Hippodrome Vaudeville Big 6 Acts FEATURE PHOTOPLAY “VENGEANCE” With ‘ —In normal times the candy industry uses only 8% of { the sugar used per capita in this Posi bie Siokt aor thin Montague Love amount has been cut squarely in two. and “CANDY as a FOOD has won—The Government buys it Barbara Castleton by the ton” | Weekday | Evenings and ° | Matinees undays The Candy Manufacturers of Washington | 10c 2c 43 = — ———————————————————————— A Home Recipe For 1 Removing Wrinkles | ; wi the K. of band. A Thrift stamp or War ings stamp will be the only adr -|sion charged THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1918. Dobson Pledges to Cut Waste in © County Office™ During thin war period, roads lated partly finished shoule be completed a out and only necessary improve ate bene from the character and exercine the # employes as Iv mora and I wil for my own pri that nec ponsible, as ny further must be similar OF WEAPONS “Italy has the fighters, but no fighting weapons. She needs coal to operate mines. needs steel to suns. Her population is not self-supporting; she needs food. Last year, there was but wheat enough for twothirds of her population. Will the United States come to her assistance, as generously as that great nation has assisted Franc tert ed the abc Army and Na Mayor Hani Commerce a 1 Chamber Commercial Club of ficlals, Tuesday noon. ot “We are here to learn about the United States and her gigantic war preparat * he maid. After i motoring along the scenic bighways the party dined at Tuesday night, lea © to Camp return to It American ex a party o' { similar repre jon will go along START NEW DRIVE FOR MOR » teams form a morning this week and conduct their there campaign * CARPENTERS TO GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT ‘02. tle carpenters’ local U. S. ARMY RECRUIT *. and when the E HOMES pecting the shipyards and » Bunset club ng Wednengay + morning for Tacoma, then f from BECAME THIN OFFICE WILL CLOSE} The Seattle recruiting office United States army is to mediately under orders received by Maj. F. A. Boutelle, A., retired who has been in charge of the locs office, “to close at the earliest prac tical date." The order mean ing of army recruiting rele 0 men now empl Seattle office QUEEN ANNE TO HEAR CANDIDATES SPEAK close im the definite clos of the A mass meeting for the purpose of hearing candidate election, will be held in the Queen Anne Congregational church, Queen Anne ave. and Galer st, Thursday at 8 p.m It is proposed to hear all the 1 lative candidates for whom the pe ple of Queen Anne district may vote ers who reside in the in the primary 1 and also a neighborhe CONVENTION OPENS FOR COUNTY W. C. T. The King County Women's Chris tian Temperance union met Wednes “One day T read about Dr. Will An examination of your teeth \iams’ Pink Pills in a paper, and de 1 to give them « trial After be Seark este aes bs) U. | cite: *| taking a few boxes day for the first session of its annual convention at the Bajlard Christian chureh, Tho session’ will last twa days. At 11:45 Wednesday morning the county W. GC. 'T. 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