The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 3

or 25 Admission 25¢ Children 10¢ STARRING William Farnum A melodrama in seven parts, taken from Zane Grey’s celebrated novel of early days of Mormon- in human Fifth at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Y Friday—Last Times VIVIAN MARTIN IN HER COUNTRY FIRST t ism—stirring in action and strong emotion. 30 Artists 30 Greater Coliseum Symphonic Orchestra MARIUS BRAMBILLA Conductor 2 John W. Thuriey, B. Floyd, 34, were day, suspected of | auto from the gars 2924 Fuhrman a and Harry arrested the theft of ge of L. G. Wel Monday night. h, what our “Large Value and Small Profit” system of doing business will do for you when it comes to buying a good pair of shoes. Here is a pair of Women’s Shoes of gray kid with 9-inch cloth tops, welt soles and leather Louis heels, any size— $7.50 a Pair Women's allover gray Kid Shoes, 9-inch tops, blind eyelets, light weight welt soles and leath: er cnilitary heels, at Girls’ School Shoes of dark brown calf, with cloth tops, low heels and welt soles. A neat, medium toe last. Price, $6.00 pair. The Symonds Shoe Co. 1516 Third Avenue BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STREETS THE SHOE SHOP OF LARGE VALUES AND SMALL PROFITS ge “For Close Work That 1 experience r two of close btedly This means Women’s soft Vici Kid Shoes with turned soles and rubber heels, extra wide, at $3.75 a pair. A very comfortable shoe. fatigued feeling which after an hour work is un due to eye strain that y over worked are tired. We advise that you give them the timely assistance they deserve a pair of scientifically fitted Glasses, prescribed by a rel tie You can then re work and better work ut feel ar eyes able « do with, Home of the BEST $2.50 GLAS! on Earth : Marcum Optical Company Eat d 1906. 917 FIRST AVENUE Near Madi»: @ ee ee Pecoccccccerecosccscoccoesee The satisfying of all our wants must cease. We must sacrifice the things we do not posi- tively need: Because UNCLE SAM requires the labor of the men who make these needless things— HE requires the transportation facilities of the country for essential war work—cars, sidings, freight sheds and the labor that operates them— HE requires all to win this war quickly and save the lives of thousands of our best and i 4 bravest men. 9 4 Get this point clearly: ving means sacri- fice. That today expresses the spirit of vic- torious Democra: Place the price of those needless things in this or any reliable bank—not for the purpose of piling up resources here or elsewhere—but for the purpose of having cash on hand to buy all the Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps bleeding. If #0, you have you should buy! PYORRHEA ° so-called Riggs’ Disease. The Seattle National Bank {| J | itieHstute’inalrestore your Resources $30,000,000. ee, Ao teasonntin dleooust aie lowed to all union men and their families, o ination and estimate ABSOLUTELY , / NOILOVULXa d TISTRY L. AUSTIN, Pres, Ave., Corner Jamen St, Look into your mouth and see if your gums are sore, sloughing and I will cure your gums free of char, UNITED Painless DENTISTS 008 ‘Third Av Hours; 8:30 MUST SPEED UP |" | every THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918 OLD CLOTHES TO AID BELGIANS More clothe quota ¢ needed if Seattle's of clothing for the relief is to be of the drive not more than quota an estimate of the 60 ton Belgian reached. more t clothing Phe an half over fourth of Seattle ording Mrs. Rt. Royle drive in charge at Spring st Housewive tilable to over relief need An ure has been made ind cloth ¢ glean all urged to turn clothes a for the the Belp There is kind of garment call for for ki fi nt woolen goods Is Since the ed Cro} destruction of the rooms last Saturday care is being exhibited in the of the t altho. they gin at New York, and infernal machines or chanisms before be ship xox xamined fe tructive put rs me board BECAME THIN AND WEAK FRO LAGK OF BLOOD If your blood is not fortified Jing a | against the multitude disease erms that surround us, you risk be- prey to sickness. You may able to put in a good day without a constant f exhaustion, | The Havey Youngstown. many I was pale and weak blood was impoverished tite was very food distressed and T often had nervous spells I was subject to dizziness, jerything would turn black before *ny My heart would beat very fast I went up stairs. I could not At night I had a dry, hacking so thin and weak no strength to do work experience of Mrs, Ge: of No. 619 Parkwood Ohio, will She sa and My appe poor, me when ev and became had cough |that I | work ‘Or day I liams' k Pills in a paper cided to gi them a trial | ing a few boxes, I felt like a different |persd@ and took the pills until I re covered. I am glad to recommend | Williams’ Pink Pills to any per son suffering with anemia.” | Dr, Williams’ 1 Pills | a stimulant. The and have transf: irr into read about nk are a bulld ed able active t men They will help too. own druggist sells Dr. Pink Pills, “Price and mu Your Harn. wil 50 cents. Thurs-| Write to the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. on the Schenec blood. dy, N. Y., for free book Sincerely Edwin J. 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NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:30; Nights 7 and 9 “OH, CHARM Mirth, Melody, I SHERMAN, VAN & Harmonious Nonsense Other Features General Admission, Sat Plu ACE Dally 1 to 11 ayton in S Eves. in. 200 HYMAN he moss | "| Gerstmann HIP: ‘ Daughter of Bank Officer Decorated le | | | of daughter an official nd, has British Miss Sir Jon the Bank decorated ment for ing to the French under will Basil Sybil Nairne, Nairn of I by the nursing and administer- wounded soldiers of the English ¢ while west She govern- mics front wede to Car Clay, i and fire on on the be Laing army SAYS U-BOATS NOT WHIPPED AMSTERDAM Dec ing the Ge ubmarine campatgn has not failed, Captain von Mantey of the admiralty, speaking in the Westphalia, ex plained reasons for Americ in landing #0 many troops in France is that she ed neutral shipping will get square with America in Flanders,” he is quoted ing. ‘The number of ubm: Germany loses each month Is fi Seattle Soldier Is Laid to Rest Here Funeral services for Herl F. Lin |coln, aviation quartermaster, who |died at the Providence hospital | Thursday, following contraction of | pneumonia, en route to bis parents’ home in Seattle from the East, were held at Butterworth chapel Friday at 2 p.m. A detail of marines paid military honors to the dead quarter. master, following which the re mains were cremated. Lincoln, son Jot J. B. Lincoln merchan dise broker the privi leged few to the Mass: 8 Tech nolog enliste marine aviation’ corps a and his first Pensa, cola, Fla Sept man German Dortmund th the 5 8 was of the year ago, ceived training at }1,000 Trunks Lin University Walks War has truly laid its stern hand on the world. Fair Jat the the of W with suite arriving hington endless will Universit for fall term trunks, bags and testify to this statement. Ten days ago the teamsters union inaugu rated the sidewalk delivery as a war me and now out on Sorority boulevard at the university more than 1,000 trunks are lined up. 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Cologne contains for the “I am seeking life for the following ladies | “For the widow of a privy cilor, childle with $250,000. “For anufacturer's childles also $ yr widow of nobleman, in early forties, childless, wealthy “Only unexceptionable such as high official: turers and lando Bur in a following recent is: male coun widow, 40, 50,000. gentlemen, nufac apply mi ners, need Berlin.” Open Bids Saturday for 10th Ave. Bridge Bids will be opened Saturday the building of approaches to the 10th bric the Lake Union narrow timated cost is $122,000, ‘The city engi department expects the bri¢ ompleted in six months, A deficit $10 in the funds available for construction will be met by next year's city budget UNIVERSITY MEN SCORE | SCHOOL BOARD POLICY Dr. J. Allen Smith and J. EB of the University of have written letters attacking the school board's stand on diserimina tion between the salaries paid men and women high teachers. Livingston RB. Stedman, local attor hey, is also among the citizens who |have recently written letters to the hool board, scoring its salary pol fey. for to be 000 | nesial Gould, Washington school companions |; ASK BUILDERS TO GIVE OPTION TO WORKMEN The United State has offered tion of Seattle's housing It recommends that a tive of the Emergency ation be authorized to 4 to Shipping board for the lu problem uggestion #0 representa Fleet corpor: priorit plumbing heet ue of quipment building ma hard to certificates obber material, electric metal and other terials whieh get. The direct work of this plan will fall More Homes bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, which is to direct to whom the certificates will be aed In return the to the following Of the shall per cent of leas than $5 500 shall not exc of homes built A further oxcept in dual is building house ure now "80 upon builders must agree conditions houses built, 75 $3. per cent le Fifteen homes shall cost Homes costing ed 10 per cent cost 0 the condition is the imposed where indivi the home for him self, the person to whom priority certificates are granted, must give a 10 day first option to workers in the industries to rent supple the cases essential war the h will b purchase Materials apartment ing basis In 75 per cent of the apartments the rooms must be rented at not to exceed $10 per ing bat to houses upon follow a price room, count oms and kjtchens rooms. The rooms of ® apartment hou built that rent for $15 per room or under shall not exceed 15 per cent. 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By feeding the nerves directly, and by supply- ing the body cells the necessary phosphoric food elem bitro- phosphate quickly produces a wel ec transf on in the appear- ce; the increase tn weight fre- quently being astonishing. This increase in weight also car- ries with it a general improvement in the health. 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