The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1918, Page 4

PAGE 4 Nature Is Insuring | | Future of America A baby's face, ike #un, caps the promi mew r everlas definite sum for the support | of war with the] and inewrane tomorrow and a)cure ine American family will t of | they say an never be with the not yet 1, the birth rate ng noticeably, In a year and a ha is already th the! the last ye which 98 birtha have be Bleeding of manpower HAS registered, as compared with % ata, nature during tha preceding 4 takes its own way of insuring the) pve of experts thruout| Private ange ee} pe Arthur Ir future of the races, Birth the ce sh@vs that the tendency | Private John Jakawicn @ver the country are on the as tears re n the number| Private Pietro sturla R clologists account for th upholds the! mep or bh se of the birth rate in America i snd students of | Private Oscar A. Seriven Nampa. | ay the ection, ot the action of nin al aatting ution, that na WwouNDED warriors of the | (PSET STOMMCH | | Maser George F hi ote e Henry 1 Private J Private Li on the cry re oa tumphrey” Wilson that births and marriag t ling such a flood of officers’ leaves | Private R A. Lewis BF vs that the routine of camp is threat MISSING iB Hurry! Just eat one tablet) ened in small measure. “Exception | Private Jno. Appleby aa “p "s Diapepsi al circumadances” ix the passport! private + jackbuen } pe Poet oe for || cater which hundrede-of officers are| Erivate Ree Recon \ 9 making their exit from the military | Private Oscar Ja on 4 : ©: Such leave is granted only | Private Kimbelt p No waiting? When meals don't ft) for pirth, marriage or death Private Lars Mo i wud yon beleh gaa, acids and undi rhe okt song of Kipling, whieh ¢ John D, MH and you belch gas, acids and undi plea love and war, seems an ade | Private Koy Lowell i gestion pain, lanpe of distress quate anation of the increase in Private Wm, A. McCarley stomach, heartburn of . headache. | pirtha and marriages, say students |, rrisonen Here is instant relief, of very human problem, The| P?ivate Robert Skaraton Turne singer India commented r of eamualtion to date, ine er than all thinge Two things gf Died of a» Wound: Missing in action (inclding prisoners is love and the second is other causes Ad i” Just as soon as you eat a tablet} The next couplet .- @f Pape’s Diapensin all the dyspep- | woul! have us believe Total to date sia, indigestion and stomach dis | of the e situation and i tress ends. These pleasant, harm: | philosophy behind it all Jeas tablets of Pape’s Diapepsin al we know not how war may 4 “Since I P) ways make sick, upset stomachs cost so Heart of my heart love.” feel fine at once and they let us talk of Bettie at drug stores. “ other caungn, 6 6: died « +g wrounded. degree undetermined The liste ine th | William & Cole: Northwest and men, are as follows ‘Why Wrapped Brea: ‘fwenty Yeare Asc: Ladies wore bustles. Cream was 5 conte @ pint. Robody had citis. the fifty a week, Ho one ty a . stened in® on the lent The butch. © Bread ie KILLED the War-Tise Bread, decaree: l--The bread wrapp- ing machine saves eight men's tine. Name Private Frank & Bradiet | Private Guy H. Dunken | Private Niels C. Nielsen | mED Lieut. Emory 8 Irwin . Sergt. Marion I Private Daniel Private James Private Joseph Clark |. 2—It saves paper by measuring each piece accurately. DIED OF pIsRA: Private Antone T. Lopps Mendoc! DInD FROM ARROPLANE ACCIDENT S--It eaves string. Lieut. Mark Hl. Middiekauf Corvaltia Oncar Middiekaut none being used Die caAUsms FROM ACCIDENT aNd Private Arthu ta 4—It prevents waste by keeping ani fresh. MISSING IN AC ¥. Hitcheoek Los Ani SECTION NO. Corp. Frank O Private Liebert Private Orlo Me pimp | Private Carl A. Simonson Mareht ‘oles T. Witson | Seret. Edward & Willis D. Arthur Letcher Corp. He Pri Prt Private Private Private Sherman } Floyd Z Webster Sedge MISSING IN ACT Private Floy Ontar * Smith PARIS, Oct. 7--French troops have made further advances north east of Rheims, capturing St. Mas mea and penetrating Hauvine, the | war office announces The Ger | mans are offering powerful resist mn (including 291 at sea) IN ACTION KILLED IN ree. WOUNDED sky EnELY Meadervilie, Mon’ Pasadena. FRENCH ADDING NO ONE CAN DOUBT AIN, | AFTER THEY SEE TO) RHEIMS AI aT OD FORME Powers of Tanlae Proven in Case of W. H. Miller— PATTLE STAR Wyo, r om, Cal, Mre. Ve » Kuaso Utah. Mra. Martha M. Ifol Mra? May MeArt ames Christian Walter Jakawlos Giuseppe Bturla ” Idaho Mra. Grace Seriven Andrew > Nande iding those reg above 7 seer 6221 f kin 4 Next of Kin James IH. Bradley Walter Dunken Jane Nielsen se no, Cal Mrs We t. Blyah D. oles 3 Mra. Roger Hitchcock eld, Wash. Henry M William & ¢ Mes MEW Mrs. Maude Willis Hdward Ruckdaschet re. Mar fn Teahm Webster wv Mra. Sher wm 10 David H Sm Gains 20 Pounds. | 7 | ance along this front. particularly in the vicinity of Rertricourt Vie ~- Group of Homes on the MeGilvra Estate lent fighting continued thruout the No one could see the wonderful night north of St. Quentin, where change thar has taken place in me the enemy made numerous counter during the past few weeks and p “Morth of St. Quentin fighting nid W.-H. Miller, while in continued violently last “night.” the 4 pariell drug store, recently. Mr on Large Lakeview Homesites “Se stew Maier superintands the general re “The enemy made several at | pair work of the Puget Sound! fj tempts to eject us from our Com | Dredge & Lridge Company, and quered positions. ‘The attacks were jivex at 25 Seaview avenue, Seattle Hi ee broken up except in ion of oi 7 We have just closed a deal for the building |]|Tiney tarm: which the Germans | ocndan he comedy Weg ent in retaking and ining a i of ten modern bungalows on some of the |][ tote eee enone in het ko vould be doing any choicest property embraced in the cOnEIAINE: a iope front the Ger. {Ul BY Pulling them on to Taninc mans are remaining very vigilant. in stomach fi the past ten |f| a trying with all their power to halt) yeary that 1 could hardly eat or | our advance There is heavy fight nleey 1 had no appetite at all and {*e in the region of Bertricourt, what I did eat would ferment, ee ae Se Deve eae Ot causing gas, bloating and misery Memnes. To the right we pene Anan conmantly belching UD my j trated Mawvine, sor’ ” | food ir and undigested, and my BIG TRACTS—The lots are GRAND VIEW—This is just and metal work, who have untvernsity conditio At Beautiful Madison Park porn. condition kept getting worse, In : Need Trained Men I finally got me some ‘Taniac These places will be sold on easy terms, at for Federal Service|. 1 stuck rignt toi woul ew hes ‘ : . | ht inea |has completely cleared > y pfices averaging about $4,000 each. Cash |]|_ A specie! cat tor highiy trained | tro asco My appetite tn splendid payment as low as 10-per cent—and easy |}| veers of age has been received trom And my stomach Is in such a ood the United States employment office. fe oe bh iat Mt: ae any monthly installments. aE Ee inumber of men familiar with shop| “ards, and 1! simply sleep like a |log every night } had gone down large, some of them running as the pla real home. ‘The | desrees, are wanted for pay spor bid A sage ase a and ne pounds, ’ * y Washington, the tant war work, at a salary of $2,000 a | “nd o igh one hundred and wide as 60 feet, and offering Mount peer is year seventy, which is a ghin of twenty abundant opportunity for the It is surrounded by |f| Highly trained men are needed to | pounds creation of exceptio: ally beauti the most exclusive resi- lact as teachers of radio-telegraphy “My wife, whose condition was ful homes. Some o! districts in Seattle, includ. mical engineers, engineers of alps about as bad as m in every on Madison street utiful Washington Park, tests, transitmen and rodmen are taking T: ment all impro Wiaine and Madrona wanted. There is also a decnand for |t 1y sane FC in and paid for. Onl Parks. It has one of the beat cargo and hull draftemen;achemical | her it did me I couldn't ask minutes’ car ride or 12 minutes’ schools and best car services in engineer for an electrochemical com. | for better results than we have auto ride from downtown the city. pany, textile inspectors with know! gotten from Tanlac, and 1 don't 3 jedge of chemistry, and analytical hesitate to recommend {t to every - pe . | chemists also are wanted. body.” SEB HOUSE PLANS AT THIS OFFICE | Full information will be supplied | Taniac ts sold in Senttle by Bartell | rection | ative [employment service, 110 Cherry at. | Artists’ Concert Called Off Here|.. ‘The Ladies’ Munical club concert, in which Adres de Seguroln and Anna | Vitziu were to apear Monday night.) { has been called off because of the| ~ | closing of all theatres by the health | Aevartment. A. H. REID & CO. 314 NEW YORK BLOCK SECOND AT CHERRY TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 3928 (DON'T BE A SLACKER—BUY LIBERTY BONDS NOW on application to the United States | Drug Stores under the personal di of &@ special Taniac represent Advertisement, Gray Hair Msi ffealth | | paration for restoring natural soler MONDAY, ruil and'ne a nlrdren | oa aah OCTOBER 7, 1918. - [eeDougall/outhwick SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET 300 Japanese Crepe and Gingham House Dresses That Were $4.95 and $5.95, Reduced to $3.95 The above ues of this sale. In Attractive Values IN Blankets, Comforters, Robes White Wool Blankets $10 86 Inches, with Extra large. pink or blue borderr, bound with silk ribbon. Woven Jacquard Comforters $5 Cotton filled, TOx84ineb size in attractive colors — blue, pink, gray, rose and tan Batiste Covered Comforters $6.50 Filled with pure white ec Covered with fine b ful floral designs naize on white with Tinch silk borders to match. Woolnap Blankets $4.95 nm Blankets with soft, sh. Very serviceable woohti and warm Wool Mixed Blankets $10 filling with Blankets; 24-inch . gray or Wool and cotton cotton wary plaid patterns in bi tan on white Pendketon Robes $13.50 Pure wool in a very attractive amsortment of dexigna and color combinations. Robes for the den couch, traveling, bed covering or auto Woolnap Plaid Blankets $6.50 G6x8G-inch heavy quality Plan kets Piaids in blue, pink, gray or tan on white grounds. Baby Blankets Piderdown Blankets in pink and blue grounds trimmed with baby and kindergarten designs 20x40-inch size, Thc and$1.00; 36x bOinch size, $1.60 and $1.95 White Crib Blankets $1.95 Size 26x46 of heavy, soft elder down, finished with pink or blue borders and bound with mohair. Larger size, 42x56-inch, of heavier eiderdowr Linoleum At Interesting Prices Printed Cork Linoleum with strong burlap back at $1.16 yard Inlaid Linoleum in very choice selection, $1.50 yard Inlaid Linoleum in neat, straight line tile patterns, for kitchen and bath, $1.65 yard. Heavy Inlaid Linoleum in moulded conventional pattegna, $1.75 yard. Heavy Inlaid Tile Linoleum at $2.00 yard America’s heaviest and finest Inlaid Linoleum, A $3.00 yard brief information speaks for the val- addition to the six styles illus- trated are five others of equal smartness. | Japanese Crepe Dresses in stripe and plaid pat- | | } | | | terns—blue, la grounds. The plaid vender, ginghams and browns, Highly Desirable Silk Blouses in a Sale Blouses that would interest a woman by their original style alone. Now with the added in- centive of special prices. 66 Blouses at $4.95 Four styles. Semi-tailored Crepe de Chine Blouse with hemstitched frill front in pearl, flesh, maize, navy and white. Tailored Crepe de Chine model with cross tucked front, in navy, flesh and white. High neck model of Georg- ette with tucked front. Colors —coral, navy, maize, flesh and white. V-neck Crepe de Chine Blouses with clusters of tucks smartening the fronts. Colors flesh, gray, maize and white. «oe 48 Georgette Blouses, $7.95 Shadow stitched silk floss embroidery and trimmed in tastefully-selected color combinations. White Georgette Blouses are embroidered and beaded in rose. The navy Blouses are embroidered and beaded in red. The flesh and taupe are embroid- ered in turquoise. White and flesh frilled Blouses clever hemstitching, also. —MacDougall’s Blouse Shep, Second Moor. bead trimmed with The Sale of Men’s Shirts Continues Madras, Percale and Poplin Shirts, $1.45 Stiff-cuff per- cales, soft - cuff madrases and popdin cloth. Sizes 14 to 17. Pleated-Bosom Shirts at $1.85 Shirts at $2.95 Plenty of Fiber Silk : Shirts in this lot. The cowie eh aE operas e EE cg ae a bosom Shirts, and those rest ate corced’ 4 with plain bosoms and stripe madrases. Sizes stiff or soft cuffs. Of 14 to 17. pebble cloth and fancy Crepe Shirts $1.45 Each madras. i . ¢4 to. 17 Finely woven, heavy on Shirts at Pair . Silk crepe and satin- grants Japanese Crepe stripe broadcloth silks in Shirts in light and dark light pastel and bold effects. Sizes 14 to color patterns. Sizes 14 17% to 17. —MacDougall-Southwick'’s Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door. Economies in Men’s Underwear Vool Mixed’ Union Suits, Globe Union Suits in natural gr: ric. Steam shrunken; splendidly 34 to 50. Heavy White Lisle Union Suits, $3.50 Very fine grade lisle; exceptional for wear. Size’ 34 to 48, in long and short sleeve styles. Wool Mixed Union Suits, $4.95 Medium weight, soft wool Union Suits in gray. Sizes 34 to 48. Wool Shirts and Drawers, $2.35 Each Heavy weight; all sizes. In natural gray; $2.35 garment; $4.65 the suit. Vool Shitts and Drawers, $3.85 Each Natural gray, non-shrinkable; medium weight; $7.65 a suit. Wool Union Suits, $8.95 All wool, A wonderful grade. Steam shrunken, Sizes 34 to 44. —Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door, Special $3.25 y wool-mixed fab- tailored. In sizes natural green are combinations—including blues, | and yellow on white bright color yellows and in| many greens, A few solid color browns and blues. Women’s Knit Underwear Sale Waniaits Union Suits at $1.95 Wool-mixed material ; beautifully tailored; sizes 4, 5 and 6, in fol- lowing styles: High neck with long sleeves; Dutch neck with elbow sleeves; low neck, _ sleeveless; low neck with — short sleeves. All ankle length. Sizes 7, 8 and 9, $2.15 Of same material, in Dutch neck, elbow sleeve; high neck, long sleeve; low neck, sleeve- less styles. Fleece Lined Union Suits, $1.50 and $1.75 White, elastic ribbed Union Suits. Sizes 34 to 38, $1.50 Sizes 40 to 44, $1.75 Styles: High neck, long sleeve; Dutch neck, elbow sleeve; low neck, no sleeve. Vanity Fair Glove Silk Vests $2.45 Flesh—in embroidered and tailored styles; reg- ular and extra lengths, with band or bodice tops. Sizes 34 to 44. —MacDougall's Knit Under~ wear § iret Floor. Notion Sale Steel Pins, full 300 count, $ . many sizes cards 25¢. and styles, 6 Lingerie Tape with bodkin, 4 yards to the piece, 6 for 25c. Silkine Crochet Cloths, odd colors, 4 for 26 Warren's Weighted Tape, white and black, 2 yards 25. Wash Trimmings, many col- ors and designs, 4-yard piece, nette Hair Nets, all for 25 Tape Measures, versible, 6 for Children's Garters, 4 sizes, 3 colors, 60-inch, re- ing, white or black, 2 yards 25c. astic, white or 3 yards 26c. . rustproof, sev: k Pins, l-ounce box, 3 for 25e. Hump Hair Pins, assorted sizes, 6 pkgs, 25 Warren's Lin. gerie Ribbon, 2 pieces White or Black Head Pins, 6 cards fo! Sew-on Garters, white or flesh pairs Hair Pin Cabinets, assorted Jet pins, 7 for 25c. Tubular Corset Laces, 5-yard length, 6 for 2c. Metal Coat Hange! sizes, 6f Luster Twist, 300 yard spools in sizes 00 to E, black, 2 for Hair Pins, Fastene' 5 sizes, 3 all sizes, dozen 25c. Pear! Buttons, finest quality, 6 to 12 on card, 3 for 25. Wash Cloths, excellent qual- ity, 6 for 25e, O. N. 'T. Luster Crochet Cot: ton, odd colors, 6 for 250. All Elastic Sanitary Belts, assorted size for 25e. Dexter Ds Cotton, 45- yard spools, 10 for 25 Snap black and white, —MacDougall-Southwick'’s Notion Shop, First Floor and white, ani nites 4