The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 2

|The Joy of a : HUMAN FLY TO _ Coming Motherhood!" C1IMB SMITH lubricated s | pared by the Bradt | Co. Lamar Bidg., | A vaudeville show is in store for All who go to the Masonic temple Saturday evening, September 28, at} 8 o'clock | 1 nature in “riend do #0, wh The vaudeville will be performed by professional stars of the stage —balance on small monthly payments. and should be us th- who are now in the service. These $14.50 to jout fall, night and stars were selected from Camp Lew. $57.50 —— is, Bremerton and the naval training station The performance is to t —a complete showing for boys and girls of all ages given under the auspices of th: astern Star and is for the war fit fund. | The Eastern Star has been very ac in war help the hosy * camps. Khaym, well known as the Orphe um circuit performer, will present his funous * White Mahomet,” in which he p its Oriental mystics, | Lieut. Vincent de Wie ki the French high commit speak on the Liberty Loa Ivan Fehnova of Bremerton, class ic danseur en Paviowa ballet Russe and grand opera of the imperial theatre of Petrograd, Hussia, will | give selections from “Peer Gynt” and other prominent selections. 100 Seattle Men Caught in South SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27 | Nearly 100 men were arrested here early today, in a raid on a steamer | which had just arrived from Seattle. held as alleged slackers 1 to have be n | hile investigation | k and is striving to | als of surrounding | TESTED BY EXPERTS No Camouflage. REASONABLE TACOMA ~ Seheenield & Sens 101-111 South 11th St. e - . - ‘a of their status in e > 4 was made under Optical @mpany aay raw own ve tion of the department of | rt ¢ justice and nave denied all four Eyes Require Personal, Understanding | San Francisco ar. | Attention to the ~ eee | Your eyes are so very much a vital f YOU! MAS MEE I IN Stefansson Speaks that you have a right to the most careful personal 5 c to Men of eta attention an optician can give them. for Vilhjalmur Stefansson, distinguish: | ed Arctic explorer, was guest ot Whether you ask it or not, you receive the attention! | of one of the two principals of this company when| you call. J. C. HUTESON R. W. DONAHEY 325 PIKE STREET. — —= _.=—s TOO BUSY TO WRITE ADS Our Store has been crowded to the limit almost daily during the past two weeks, and we have been unable to give our salesforces a moment’s rest. of Com © club rooms | of the itself to him on his re turn to civilization war situation as | HE'S BACK ON ALIMONY Herbert E. Snook, prominent Seat tle lawyer, was called into superior | court Friday on a petition of his former wife, Donna A. Snook, from | whom he was divorced a few years agd, charging non-payment of $887.50 | | alimony. | Saturday, Sept. 28 Immediately After the Parade Auspices of Liberty Loan Committee If you value your watch, let | Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre. —Advertisement. a | | OBSERVATION || Your greatest edu: j Are your own pair o! learn from observation i] Amy That you may be more wise, | every Rood obse: || In competed to fe || "The eyes are for And the purpo || Just text your eyes in new Fall \| Suits, | || Regarding fit and style: | You'll tearm from observation And make it worth the while, The days are different. On one day the run will be on SUITS, the next day COATS, and the latter end of the week it is SUITS, COATS, DRESSES and HATS and SATUR- DAY is always a big WAIST day. A New Saving Come-Backs | Shoe Place | Never in our history have we had : pel alla {] Opens in Westlake Market Shoes for the whole family will be sold at SAVING PRICES. | When the ladies get acquainted with our immense stocks and prices, we can depend they will come back. —where It opened this week, and you MUST get AC- QUAINTED WITH US for it’s here you are going to save. Millinery Our Millinery Department Speaks for Itself So visit WESTLAKE MARKET and look for the People’s Saving Shoe Store } Stalls No, 190-191 WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL FOR LESS IF IT IS IN STYLE, WE HAVE IT The Florence Upstairs Store Second and Union Old Times Bldg. a eee re ” THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918 |Ferocious Husband © \Dance Sunday to B. B. Alien and Mrs. Allen, aged, Is in Jail for Biting Aid Tobacco Fund The Barbers of Seattle ure, outlined by the Com 21 and 20 years, announce the acceptance of a war me i! lay orn in he i ight * apartsr G18 Deion es and pried hae lined. Ss mittee on Commercial Economy of th ate Copnell of Defense, , ; ural Ald and Relieves the Tension — | Neil af ty Ja . aftae Washington sini ee aitective Montey, Sehuan ae ‘ oo eid ne ¢ ‘ at We or herefore, our sh vill elo fective Monday, —we invite you to take advantage of BUILDING A IN Mrs! Allen, according to the police, | hall, 14th a Fir st ote "ier than is i "s led facilities, enor- says Allen bit her. | a this store’s unequal se S| Jack Williams, the “human fly,"| Her wounds were so severe as to| GIVE MILITARY CARD PARTY 10 even mous stocks, uniform courteous treat- will climb the face of the 42-etorv T neceasit ate attention at the city hos-| 4 mititary card party will be given and ldays. | t—it’s liberal, simple, easy, digni- C. Smith bullding, while biindtotded, | P ios by the Mystic Jewel Social club, at We Request the Public to . | fied credit service and fair pricings! Bias. wd of the 40!) way WAIT? bo) 10UR Odd Fellows’ temple, Friday evening, 1 Have their haircutting, shampooing and massaging done i | n campaign ee BONDS SATURDAY, at 9, proceeds of the evening to re before 1 p, m, Saturday / / lobe fra. to. ie | Taberty Doan —— - vert to the ned Cross Have all their barbering done earlier in the day. ! services free to the Li oan ames iu Rozhtoticnretity safety gig: special for headquarters, offers a free, Liberty ‘ The carter closing wil eave manpower by reduiing bond to any Seattle girl weighing not peri 1 filling in slack time earlier in the day, and to the « 4 t d. more than 150 pounds who will go OF Un hy ere tent th our py h us in respect to the poini é j ur ay first 24 floors on his back, above. Saturday afternoons and evenings rightly belong, unde a ns also anno’ * that Lib The foremost shorthand present schedules, to our military and industrial men, soldie FS He $1.69 wilt be ie he. Is Sail | mire ana indentied workers 4 \; na stim 7 ie BUSINESS : : } 4 <THE SAFETY GIG; a new, pilant that ¢ sale 1s registered, he will hang, head : Your co-operation will insure not only this saving in man-po ] ; a distinctive model pulling baby arrive downward, from an office window G and time te ber shops, but will permit Seattle's citizens to pt 4 i sulky, exactly as pictured; 10- “The fly” will make a speech ure: | sent a well ymed appearance, which plays its part in civil us *° ing the purchase of Liberty bonds B ? well as military morale. es Leary Building 1% - before he starts his climb. J fe) (Signed) SEATTLE BARBERS. i | SEATTLE a3 ble to upset: Authorized by Btate Counetl of Defense j s Beat and back red. black stecl Com on Commercial Boonomy parts; a good value at 5: r | *. Dahm, Chairman. i panial fer $1.69 . Day and Night School. 4 Saturday ......... e gore . ; r y IF YOU HAVE BAD GET THEM FIXED NOW! This Is No Time for Soft Words or for Parleying and Dilly-Dallying It is the plain duty of every one of us in this time of na- tional need and stress to make ourselves just as efficient as we possibly can. We must be in a position to do the utmost amount of work of which we are capable. It Is Really a Patriotic Duty to Keep Our Health in Good Condition Now And we say to you, and we defy any one to disprove it— that a person with bad teeth is bound to have bad health in one way or another. Furthermore, a person with diseased teeth cannot be anywhere near one hundred per cent effi- cient. Therefore, it now becomes incumbent on you to get your teeth put into good shape. And this is the place to come to get your work done. DR. L. R. CLARE And here are reasons why this is the place to come: First—Graduate Registered Dentists Will Do Your! to this office you will see just how near to pere Work Here fection we have brought it. We employ only graduate registered dentists at Fifth—Low Prices this office—men who have graduated from the best Ph 4 . . dental colleges and passed the examination of the This aac point which should not be considered | state dental board. Every operator in this office | Of first importance perhaps, but still no one likes to pay any more than necessary to get an article { or service. Our prices are very low considering the | fact that we turn out nothing but the very highest grade of work. This is made possible on the basis of the very large volume that we do. It is a funda- mental rule of business that quantity regulates price to a certain extent. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual pa- tient than an office which does only one-third to one- half of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. has his certificate from the state dental board hang- ing right on the wall in front of his dental chair, where you can see it plainly. This is proof to you that he knows his business thoroughly and knows how to do your work just the way it ought to be done. Second—We Have a Thoroughly Equipped Office It would be useless to have high-grade dentists unless we gave them high-grade tools and materials to work with. So when fitting up this office, we put in every modern appliance that science has per- Sixth—Guaranteed Work j fected for the better performance of painless den- ; Senge el Are ] tistry. You can't find a better equipped dental of-|, All work that leaves this office carries with it an ‘ fice anywhere that we know of than this one. We| ironclad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed spared neither time nor expense when fitting up | by two persons—the operator who did the work and these offices—we had but one object in view—to | |. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this give the people of Seattle the very best in dental | Office, who is thoroughly responsible. It means service, just what it says, too, that if for any reason your work does not give entire satisfaction, bring it back to us and we will make it right. Seventh—A Sincere io to Please and Satisfy ‘ou This is a matter of big importance to you, if you will just consider what it means. We have simply GOT to please and satisfy you when you come to us, for we are depending on you to recommend your friends to us and we know that you couldn’t and wouldn’t do that if you WEREN’T thoroughly pleased and satisfied yourself in the first place. The above statements are facts. Do you know of any other dental office that offers you as much in the way of service as this? Frankly, we don’t. Free Examination We invite you to call—let one of our experts give your teeth a thorough examination and tell you just what is needed to put your teeth into perfect condition and also just what the cost will be. Don’t you think it is about time that you gave yourself the advantage of a good set of teeth? ‘ Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Right Place. Third—Painless Methods of Dentistry | Many thousands of people in the past have put off having necessary dental work done on account | of being afraid that it would hurt them to have the work done. If you are among this number we say | to you now that you need delay no longer on this account. .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. Old antiquated methods are painful in many cases, we admit—but be sure that there is nothing old or antiquated about this office. Fourth—Sanitation This is a point that must appeal to all. We realize its importance thoroughly, so in our equipment we included most costly apparatus for the perfect ster- ilization of instruments. Also all attendants and operators are garbed in spotless white at all times. Sanitation is a hobby with us and when you come Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the LADY, ATTENDANTS ON DUTY re. {2