The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR run A | “Over There” With the Yanks rd LOCAL WOMEN Satisfactory Terms Always / WAR CANTEENS] | THE ]ROTE-HANKINCO. . sat| These Friday Sales Are Full ek |Wool Fiber Rugs| Floor Paint » New York for } time the next » Serviceable and 69c Quart Inexpensive Make the floors more attractivi The “Apollophone” | It Plays and Sings In its first analysis the “Apollo” is a won- dertully fine example of the piano maker's skill; it is a thoroughly good piano, pure-toned and durable. And then it is a great player piano; the player attachment fairly represents the ideal, in the actual attainment of sympathetic response and easy playing, pileants should sign ur reau of personal service in the Red Cross division, in the White bulld (Paso LABOR GOES ON STRNE clean t Rugs suitable for any room in the home where in- expensive floor coverings |", : are desired. hard, smo These are shown in small, neat designs in a choice se- | | | Added to these good qualities has been a sweet-toned phono- graph, so concealed within the case of the piano as to make its Presence almost unknown— plays any make of record. Sold on Terms. MONTELIUS are available—dries » and glossy. sERGUSTS 3 lection of colors. P Especially good is the | Varnish and a ae a here ad Mahogany showing of light colors Varnish Stains Varden Ja sto! 7 | suitable for bedrooms. an bat $3.00 oil ea Wagons aves evbrcesgpaen 98c a Quart 9x12 room-size, priced. . $19.50 Each ae ee Peg yc $11.85 Anyone can apply these var- Fi stains to 8-3x10-6 room-size, pric- furniture or M M4 or ‘The illustration suggests a very * eo ais ure . | active and well built Mahog: C8 sevdvcesvces BD m look as usic House Titus Named to aay Tea Ww saan with “Hse uh | ts 1 © @ quart ber-tired wheels and glass bot | Help Collect Pits toca tra ; Anton Delkin, Chi 1 Hazen J. T Third and University Opposite Pantages Pe. Grove On THe LIne “wRARCE | pe eee eee’, | Drapery and Lamp Riecasdoniow pelaew ances 415K Shade Silk ration with the At 95c the Yard A doughboy holding an with the heavy artillery for three weeks dinary conversation after having associated . P . + < . ca st for conserva { 4 FIRELESS COOKER IS _BRITISH OFFICERS tom of frult stones for “the manu Siiictians bn: Goan ses lg i BOON TO ITALIANS ESCAPE BY TUNNEL | Siena, alae aaiehan, thon D: 5 “| | able for lamp shade PAE. = alld si ay NOUNDED: KEES "FIGHTING CHINA Se oir seme nie Sod ors i WASHING 10.—Food | parents, Mr. and Mra, Edgar © . yar. . often scarce in Italy. And as for Milla, their son, Edgar C. Mills, Jr Half Price While the variety of colors ts | bd coal—it is almost Hterally worth fighting with the Canadian forces, To clone out the “Odds and | extensive, selections should be * 4s weight old hile the pec wound in the Ends Maviland China, two | made at rin many cases - Hills, received small allowances of aie reed to Half Price Four - inch Chenille Shade Food Choppers meat, the poor of the town ate it tunnel wa ver a, to being | Ma sractic nieces are avai Fringe, in all lors, priced ~ raw Bet ) yarda long and con- | (ceated at « base howpttal dt bein Par di vier yorr aang ret an I RS EE $1.95 Each : Mra, Carlotta Thrasher, whose h a neighboring forest. | ing been gaased tional banded decorations and 4 a well-known scul ee “ ~ —_——— — gold handigs A popular family size and a [fe . was recently k * necessary item in every kitchen. proceeded to te ne Will chop meats, fish, fruits, n American “trick,” Curtain nuts, ete. Three sizes of cutting i jo of the fire coker. INSTANTLY RELIEVEO WITH Sheets and 7 knives furnished with each chop- Within a week 1s do ° | Marquisette per t Arr cd Croan | = mae ee ASTTI we dont | | Blankets At 25¢ the Yard out fireless cc nd sendin, | i . them to ‘Tivol * VORMONLY REFUNDED ASK ANY ORUGGIST WIN Underpriced Coming at a time when so Kitchen 92ON See oe > ewe Friday and Saturday are pre | many new homes need curtains t ° Wi Scakal “oubeil Saliag, toe iseads\ a ps cong, Rear age Clothes Racks wishing to economize on bedding th ring of 40-inch 4 76x90inch good value seamed ery interesting. 01 le Frida . very interesting. On sale Friday A very desirable household art- Sheets, made of bleached and Saturday, the yard, 25c. ‘our muslin, each ....... $1.60 ve le for drying clothes in the en. The eight arms fold up 66x80-Anch Plaid Wool Blankets. | J compactly when not in use, ‘These are splendid weight and Priced special, each 19c. | game tn attractive color e530 | Does Your “Ford” | Need New Side Curtains | or a New Top? | Nickel-Plated wont be ||| BERTY ae | ee —s ” BONDS BUY ‘‘Cure Your G 0 Get Y Neighb t BONDS) rupture Like Re Bu qIBERTY BONDS f ENGLISH TO CLOTHE kage TWO MILLION YANKS. on pg oy oe | (Special to The Star by N. EB. A) ate or Death- | LONDON, Oct. 10.—Contracts for the refitting and clothin, an troops in Fr wide, and with the | oO of real leather, is of y at the yard ..81.95 The fabric is of excellent y and will give 4 Towel Rods 24 h with rounded athroom complete vegetables LESS His Remedy and Mook Sent Free | Desa more vegetables—less meat. You'll feel th r have been accepted e by irme. This ts in re- better, and help the Government, besides. turn for Hoover's guarantee to feed Here are two you can’t begiseay string beans, perfectly cooked in butter,’and new.creamed onions. You don’t need meat. How the cooking brings out their flavor! Cooking helps everything. Just try Lucky Strike Cigarette—it’s toasted. Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men Glass of hot water each morn- ing helps us look and feel clean, sweet, fresh. Four Fine New “™ Red Seal Records | From October List McCORMACK p Sings “Love’s Garden of Roses”—$1 } HEIFETZ ; Plays “Dance of the Goblins” —$1.50 is SCHUMAN-HEINK TU ae Happy, bright, alert—vigorou and vivacious——a good clear skin; a natural, rosy complexion and free- | dom from illness are assured only by clean, healthy blood. If only every woman and likewise every | “™ men could realize the wonders of the morning inside bath, what a gratifying change would take place. ’ Captain n study of ate: e himse ition, and at last | ee Instead of the thousands of sick: | }!ma*! ¢ ae 9 Sings “When the Boys Come Home” ly, anaemic-looking men, women |{}\, \net and girls with pasty or muddy com-|a well, stron plexio ns; instead of the multitudes aero ‘neat 06 of “ner ks,” “rundowns,” | 2'Siobie easy “brain 1 pessimists, we should _ optimistic throng | \¥ ¢ the Captain Col- of rosy people everywhere. | | tied ME An inside bath is had by drink atment in their ing, each morning before breakfast, | ° The a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it, to wash from the stomac! Y —$2.00 CARUSO and DE LUCA Sing “Is My Secret Then Betrayed?” jf from “Force of Destiny’—$4.00 Victrolas, $22.50 to $400 Convenient Payment Terms our fermentations and poi . before putting more food into the stomach, Those subject to sick headache, biliousness, nasty breath, rheuma tism, colds, and particularly those | |who have a pallid, sallow complex: || xame . | ion, and who are constipated very | | ofte mB, are urge d to obtain a quarter- i |pound of limestone phosphate at afi i eu to } the drug store, which will cost but | in a a trifle, but is sufficient to demon- | —————------_- | |strate the quick and remarkable | a ete change in both health and appear: \% WHY WAIT? BL ance awaiting those who practice | BONDS N' internal sanitation Dealers in Steinway and Other Pianos, Pianola Pianos, Victrolas and Records, Player Music Sherman THIRD AV Address .....++ seecseeeine iil