The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 2

‘SERBIAN PERIL OF INVASION IS. 54 Years service to| the homefurnisher: | WAGE EARNERS ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF A COZY HOME AT ONCE! —no matter how large or small your income is, you can enjoy the delight of a completely furnished home at once. —this store’s extension of credit to you is a wonderful help because it not only is applied to fit your income, but it is given you freely and gladly in a pleasant, dignified, simple way, without any annoying or wor- rying features, backed by 54 YEARS’ SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER! Clearance sale of floor and table lamps: great savings— BY J. W. T. MASON (United Press War Expert) Invasion of Your Credit allied forces operating ja in threatened by way of the gate of the Danube,” near Or sova, where the Hungarian, Ruma Dian bound meet a» Nis in at the est toward Relgrade, pital The Orsova movement is the more important of the two, It has pro greased halfway from Nish to the Hungarian border, and there remain but 50 qniles to be traversed before the Danube will be reached Would Split Empire Once the Danybe ix crommed and an of Hungary actually begine eparate peace be jo Hungarians r north Serbian the every Indication that th vt the tion from Austria dst Hapsbures dence, extension Hungarians aitorous act toward thelr o © inte Hur time w t an opportun the Hungaria future, w ley of selfd variety of styles in iy mahogany } and gilt stands heir own the Wilson pol nination © thru Serb un a jenna | to become camplete HEAVY SAFEIS LIGHT IN CASH With visions of a big hau! of pay money, thie frgm the off ment servic lumbia st, ried it in an Boulevard park it into the brush with a chives HSE Your | Num Saving of Lamp $10.05 1119 Yale $8.85 | 823-5511 $9.80 | 1209-5 Ave $10.15 1002 La Salle $8.15 | 1002-5 Ave $10.15 Mah. Waldorf $8— 1119-5 Ave $8.60 Mah. Waldorf $6.15 | Mah. 457 $7.65 | 1112-524 $5.40 | Mah. 835 $7.65 | 618-5511 » $11.15 | 3-181-3-5511 $10.75 | 316-316 10 | 67-617: 80 | 75 OD! $10.15 | 1112 Waldorf $7.35 | 618-458 } ‘i. $9.15 | 61714-617 $13.25 | 61714 H. $8.15 618 Waldorf | Floor Lamp $25.50 Gold Metal | Floor Lamp $9.60 618 H. Mik. | Floor Lamp $6— | 72-5518 | Floor Lamp $6-— | 1209-61714 Floor Lamp $9.15/1112 Yale Floor Lamp $10.50 | 1602 Brevoort | Floor Lamp $6.15 | 68-5 Ave. | Floor Lamp .65|7214 Brevoort Floor Lamp | 1209 Floor Lamp 2001-5116 Table Lamp Table Lamp |395 B | Table Lamp | 32 Table Lamp | 3960 A | Table Lamp 618 Table Lamp $5.65 | 16 | Table Lamp ber | Deseription | of Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Floor Lamp | Floor Lamp | Floor Lamp | Floor Lamp Floor Lamp Price Sale $38.50 | $28.45 $32.25 | $23.40 $25— $16.20 | $37.50 | $27.35 | $25— $35— $27.50 335— $23— $31.50 | $23.85 $21— | $15.60 | $26.50 | $40— | $28.85 | $42.50 $31. 15 | 25 $26.50 319.20 $37.50 $27.35 $23— $15.65 $32.50 $23.35 $42.75 $29.50 33— $24.85 $75— $49.50 $37— $27.40 $31.75 $25.75 $28.75 $22.75 $29.35 ‘$1885 | Mrs. Tibbals Is $48. rs. py od s. Tibbals Is $18.40 $16.85 $6.65 $7.85 $6.45 $16.85 $17.10 $15.85 evedoring Co, a lad Wools found the safe and telephoned to the sheriff's office from Souther Heights h an Brown brought | Monday morning na 1 Depa Deputies Discover * * Whisky in Trunk Tipped off beforehand that liquor | was being smuggied to Seattle from) | Montana on the N. P. No. 1, Depu | | tes Matt Starwich and Archie Aten! | | son boarded the train at Auburn Sat urday night and had no difficulty in | detecting the goods The anmistakable rustling of straw jin two respectable looking trunks, la [beled “Mies Agnes KE. Hanson, 714 BE. Summit st, Aberdeen, Wash was a dead giveaway | When the trunks were opened | the sheriff's office it was |that they had been t¢ reaching Auburn and n liquor had been taken ou tles of whisky were found in trunk and four in the other owner t* unknown. $21.50 ‘TACOMA: £. SCHOENFELD & SONS. *SEATTLE- SECOND AT PINE oll gasoline day night of gasoline Your coupons and $28 « | If you value your watch, It Haynes repair it Next Liberty theatre Advertisement. nONDS Pacific Audit Co.’s License Runs Out : By unanimous vote the city license committee refused to renew the li cense of the Pacific Audit & System Co., Monday morning. ‘The company recently secured a court order preventing the commit tee from canceling its license. at its afternoon sitting Housekeeping apartments for mar- ried couples and industrial workers are wanted by the housing office of the Seattle Chacnber of Commerce, 4038 Arcade building, Elliott 4573 Landlords are urged as a patriotic duty to list their property. Judgment on the case was delayed by the bench but the order stood until the license finally ran out. Representatives of the company! STONE, Second and Union. 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Now located in new and larger quarters, Come look) We gave you moncy and give the! me ever—1108 DUYADWAX, Mast 214, eis aut, met wronten ~ - WORRYING KARL : * Smith Loses His | THE SEATTL M¢ Man With 5 Pawn Tickets Is Held 1a Mayer, Northern ing suspleion of Oper at. vctions whi 1 the atiw Joe Purvis, Bayer ix booked for federal investiqath following b charge that, the M years has not res for the fr had five pawn ti lon when arr the ete in hin which suspect him of claima to be of lead burglary as well German descent Clothes—-Too Bad! tel 14 Washington at, waa e »y prowlera Sunday night watch, aid Smith, who made his re port to the police attired in what re gecabled.a kissepo SLEEPING MAN ROBBED | Edward Maher, #1 W. Virginia st.,| was robbed of $182 and a gold watch | Sunday night, while he slept STEAL CLOCK the faenily clock me of John J. Mohan, 927 29th * ight Detectives 4 thru a bath BURGLA Me at We Replace BROKEN LENSES By testing the broken — pleces and GUARAN TEE exactly the same. pn fh 1320 ee Ave. * PHONE MAIN + 1289° BLOOD AND NERVES Best and Most Keonomical Treat ment for Combination Ailments of afully treated with Hood's Sars aria and great = moedicir ther, and feo ent treat parilla for acrofu’ atarrh, dyspepsia, to that tired feeling: F mia, tired In cane r const prom p' COLDS INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS Dr. King's New Discovery relieves them and keeps you going on the job of almost relieving ndred sufferings ment of Dr mothers « throws of gear ned, the appe staunch with and out = The Man Who Makes $10.00 Per Week ds eleven, is on the road m: Elliott 1284 The Quick Decisive, Clean-Cut Way to furnish evidence of your land fitle to pros- pective buyer or lender is to give him a policy of Title Insurance. If you, yourself, are buying land, or lend- ing money on land se- curity, you should de- mand the protection furnished by Title In- surance. Washington Title InsuranceCompany “Under State Supervision” Assets More Than Half a Million ’ | port to the allies, Principal Danger The principal danger to the foe | | | ’|| 328 Pine STREET. * NE OKEN jand attractive. INDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1918. PEACE TALK IS BLOCKING U. S._ re interf h the ¢ ministration | program now, the German being felt in « ity, iw the ¢ berd, food a ingt fe aiff wating from Ger reaint thin tend and yp many, If eney to relax our efforts, we will be repr RAL ©. federal cane ASES KESICT in November John D Thin Rockefeller, jr, says has pledged iteelf to} country under God, vict pohieved if it takes and our last man MMM | Securtty—the FIRST Consideration | ir lant 5” Wi D ashingto | Mutual Savings Bank #19 SECOND AVE. RT | Orel @mpany You Want Experienced Atten- | . | tion for Your Eyes. When the need occurs to you for attention to your eyes you want the) personal attention of ex- perience and long prac-| tice. The two principals of this store personally examine and fit every case. We know when you leave that you have the RIGHT glasses for YOUR eyes. J. C. Huteson R. N. Donahey Phone Elliott 4010 | a = ——s YOUR GRAY HAIR Look years younger! Use Grand- mother’s recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur and nobody will know The use of Sage and Sulphur for | |restoring faded, gray hair to its nat- ural color dates back to grand-| | mother’s time, She used ft to keep |her hair beautifully dark, glossy Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streak- ed appearance, this simple mixture waa applied with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussy and out-of-date, Nowadays, by ask- ‘ing at any drug store for a bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and = Sulphur Compound,” you will get this fa- mous old preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients, which can be depended upon to re- store natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist saya it darkens the hair no nat- urally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You sim- ply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time, By morning the gray hair disay- pears, and after another applica tion or two, it becomes beautifully dark and glossy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound is @ delightful toilet requi- |site for those who desire a more youthful appearance, It is not in-| tended for the cure, mitigation or| prevention of disease, Now, More Than Ever Before, You Should See Your Teeth Are RIGHT Patriotism and health are very closely allied right now. Never has the country stood so much in need of efficiency — efficiency on the part of every individual — man, woman and child. The ability to do our utmo f WORK this critical time is really a matter of patriotism, If you have bad teeth and are neglecting them, t ¢ it you are nowhere near 100 per cent efficient Bad teeth are. one of the most destructive agencies to the human system. Not only are they most painful and unpleasant things within themselves, but their bad influence does not stop with toothache. They produce virulent poisons, which in turn create many other ments, uil- Rheumatism Neuritis Digestive Derangements Irritability Throat, Eye and Ear Troubles Spinal Troubles And many other things are known by science to very often be directly traceable to decayed teeth. 4 Tiny pus sacs form around the roots | sight of all. This means a great deal of decayed teeth. These pus sacs con- | to you when you stop to think about stantly distil into the system the poi- | jt. It means that you can come to this son which they produce. These poi- | office with perfect confidence that sons gradually gather at some selected spot, such as a joint, for instance, and it isn’t long till swelling and pain de- Vv elop. | your work will be done just the way lit ought to be done to give you per- fect satisfaction. We use painless methods. We use the best of materials. We invite you to call and let our experts give your teeth a thorough ex- amination and tell you just what is needed to put them into perfect con- dition. You will be surprised to find how small the cost is. And remember that all our work |} is guaranteed to you with an ironclad | guarantee that is signed both by the | operator who did the work and also | by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thor- oughly responsible. Don’t you think that it is about time that you gave yourself-the advantage of good teeth? There is really no excuse for any one to have bad teeth these days. We offer you the very best dental service that it is possible to obtain any- where and our prices are absolutely right. We have a completely equipped and up-to-date dental office. We have a staff of skilled dentists here for your service. Every member of our staff has grad- uated from the best dental colleges and passed the examination of the state dental board. Every operator in this office has his certificate from the state dental board hangiag right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Corner Third and Union. In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the > ma Be Sure to Get to the Right ce. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC S A RESULT of war conditions and the present epidemic of influenza, there has been an abnormal increase in local telephone traffic. 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