The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1918, Page 5

PO 8 — aaa sure” ) “I wish it was possible for everyone who suffers from constipation to know about Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, Tt is pleasant to the taste, does not gripe, and the result és (From a letter to Dr, Caldwell writ- ten by Mr, R. A. Laney, Alexandria, La.) Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a com- bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, pleasant to the taste, gentle in action and posi- tive in its effect. It relieves constipation quickly, without griping or strain, and is a ,standard family remedy, a DR. CALDWELL’S Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Sold by Druggists Everywhere ATRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAL LP 50 cts. ( OR W. B. CALDWELL. 459 wast tle o Be.) $1.00 OF CHARGE. BY WRITING TO TON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS AINLESS DENTISTS: In order to Introduce our new (w! bone) plate, which ts the lightest strongeat plate known, covers very Iit- the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob. work | mpress t teeth same day. vice free. Werk. We Stand the je is recommended by our iving & Gi who have tested our work. em coming to our office, be sure you are the right place. Bring this ad with you. From 9 to 12 for Working People Open OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ™ UNIVERSITY ST. $TAR_ WANT ADS_ BRING We Are Still Selling Reliable Standard (Not Stencil) Pianos. for $350 And Reliable Standard (Not Stencil) Player Pianos for $575 We do not know how much longer this can be done, but we do know that no difference how high the prices of legitimate and standard makes of pianos go-we will con- tinue to strictly adhere to OUR WELL-KNOWN POL- IS NOT TO CARRY STENCIL PIANOS OR STENCIL PLAYER PIANOS, for it is well said the stencil piano opens wide the door of fraud that the piano buying public may enter to their regrets. MANUFACTURERS SAY PIANO PRICES SURE TO ADVANCE BEFORE CHRISTMAS Bush & Lane Piano Company, always the first to notify the public of any near future price advance and usually the last to actually raise their prices, believe that every man- ufacturer of pianos and player pianos will necessarily have to advance their-prices at least 20 per cent before the close For the words of the most prominent manu- ICY, WHICH of this year. waranteed for 15 years on taken in the morning Examination Opposite Fraser-Paterson Ce. RESULTS | THE SEATTLE STAR TELLS WIVES OF "SERVICE MEN TO KEEP HAPPY | When the boys come back home wives who radiate happiness, accord ing to the theory of W. Frank Per sons, director general Cross home service He is making | Seattle a flying vinit That the catastrophe of a large class of men spoiled by war for elvil fan life may be averted, a phere far removed from t! things of war must be the returning soldier, head of the home service t, Persons is devoting all of his » to creating conditions at home | which will make it possible for wives to retain their happiness and their | homes after the war | While the director general ts in Seattle he will utilize every minute |for conference with Northwest dt | vision heads and Seattle home serv ioe executives. Tuesday was devot | ed to the Seattle chapter home sery ice bureau. Wednesday, Mr. Pers | will go to T | to Portland, San Francisco, Los An | geles, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and | back to Washington. Congressmen Will 1 Miles 4. ¥. Senators W. L. Jon Poindexter and Congress: Miller will probably be in the state to help the republicans tn the fall campaign, announced 8 A. Walker chairman of the republican state | committee, EPILEPTIC ATTACKS Have Been STOPPE For Over 50 Years WeReo NE Bank shee «Risa successful rly ant Nervous Bosewn Bang Cet of order it any drug facturers are these: PIANOS ARE SURE TO BE HIGHER - Scarcity of materials, increased price of high-class labor, extra taxes of the government, and the government’s cur- tailment of the output of piano manufacturers are mainly ' responsible for the increase sure to come before Christmas. A large shipment of fresh new stock of pianos and player pianos has just arrived and we invite you to call while the stock to select from is complete. WE WILL POSITIVELY SAVE YOU ON COMPARATIVE QUALITY. WE CARRY NO STENCIL PIANOS OR PLAY- ER PIANOS, EVERY INSTRUMENT A STAND- ARD MAKE. | Posh efone Diane Wholesale Manufacturers Seattle Store 1519 Third Ave., Between Pike and Pine VALUES OF STANDARD MONEY Retail from France they must be met by | of the Red] oma, and from there | Come for Campaign | ,., tates w night and r 4 rthwest and Ma as own Name | Lieut. Fred W. Humme} Taylor Name orp. Ernest F. Norton Private George W Private Thos. Tocker WouNDED—prGnEer Private Clyde O. Hem Private Reuben A Private Lyle T. Sh Private Jack Kelly ... Corp. Otis Hayes TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 SEATTLE BOY MIS ar G, Kepple MISSING Private Prymo Lawrence WOUNT os Marion Phelps Artrip MISSING ash. Mine Eh Mapo, Cal. Mrs. F. Lusard WOUNDED ShvE Mon Cal...George W. Norton, Sr pink OF WoUNDSs Susanvilfe, Cal Cap Do Havet UND MINED 4 bik SECTIO? KIL 1918. N ACTION ted department r as follows died o including five N tland, Or N, Mex El Cerritg, Cal Mra Lyman, Wn,..Mra, Clara High Melville, Cal Willian Olympia, Wash John A, War IN ACTION . George Lawre Mra. Anna Taylo es Mary Hrandenberic i... Mra. Melle £ ve smith Jasper M. Stark Joueph A Sarah xt of Ne land, Cal...Mra M. J » Cal Thos. M. Berry j. C_A * ore Lig L. Mra, Alma Hemphi!! Swan A. Miller Mra. John Sloan rn Datias, Or Mra, L. J. Hayes The loss of the ar of Poland, 5 ers’ aavociation, Honolulu. of Poland were September. SHIP'S LOSS CONFIRMED an has been firmed by the arrival of Capt. Jack Larson and members of the crew at Reports of the wreck of the Star received early Details are still lacking ship Alaska con. CASE AGAINST ALBERS GROWS PORTLAND, Ore. Oct, 22—In in | vemtigation of Henry Albers, the mil ionaire miller and alleged pro-Hun, Don’t Suffer rei ge Pg oe Jana such rectal troubles, f | vacy of your home. (at all Grugsieta, Ta’ tut. A single box o' |ficient.” Free sample booklet mailed free in per, if you send coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, Kiediy_ send me 8 Pyramid Pile Treatment, Name. From Piles quick relief, stops itching, el: " . ‘lek hemorrhoids 84 & man of amall means {ng or protruding p! huge profits of the Albers Milling |= 60 cents a no substi- in suf- fer Trial with jain wrap- Ww FREE SAMPLE COUPON S64 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich Free sample of ta plain wrapper “pread to San Francisco today. United States officials admitted they were investigating the st ment made during the Hindu plot trial there that Albers was one of the chief stockholders of the Ameri The jcompany, of which he ia head, were |made largely in dealing with | allies since the war began La Grave Gets in Bad With Council C. A. La Grave, former account ant in the comptroller’s de ent can write all the legters te clty council he wants to, but they won't |be read. A resoiution to this effect was four letters from La Grav with light department were produced. La Grave's charges of improper book-keeping in the light depart mont were recently proven falwe by state accountant dealing Box ORGANIZE TO FIGHT FLU The local chapter of the Women’s Renefit aanociation of the Maccabees will organize immediately to aid stat and city In combating Spanish influ enza, on receipt of instructions from headquarters. The organization, nation-wide, numb TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED women whe are seeking opportuniiées for advancement. Good Pay A good salary from the start. Regular and frequent increases, Permanent Position Work 1s steady and permanent. Many opportunities for advancement. Interesting Work Pleasant, clean, fascinating. Associates carefully selected. Pleasant Surroundings Light and well ventilated offices. Comfortable lunch and recreation rooms. Special Advantages Annual vacation with pay. Bick Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost. Good Character and Good Health are required. Young women between the ages of 18 and 26 are preferred. Previous expe rience is not neceswary. Our employment office is located on the First Floor, 1115 Fourth Ave., between Spring and Seneca, and is open from 8:20 A. M, to 5:30 P. M. We invite you to call at this office and meet the Schoo! Principal, who will gmdly discuss the matter personally with you. An ap potntiment may be made by calling Eliott 12000, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 1115 FOURTH AVENUE offers many advantages to young employment at s good salary with avuaities Monday mo Lawrence, ed missing in Washington Noxt. of Kin. el MeHride | Mra, Carrie Wilson ‘ Independent, a seditious paper | publ. el there for a short time. i pers was out on $16,000 bond Samote Fecieet, ot the, nee He refused to make a statement Free to Prove What Albers was born in Germany in It Will De for Yeu. 1866 and came to the United States Pyramid Pile “Treatment ofizg? in 1891. When he arrived here he “*|Don’t Make War shade tree in his yard, took the law Into his own by chopped it down er’s court Monday Herman Nienan the owner of the tree, brought sult passed by the council Monday, after|for damages it was a maid he Corsets Fall Models stout medium and A¢ al Wo ward, Miller, for th® ender fig nplete wtock of Roy ter, Bon-Ton 0, Americ and Thodena New ure Lady, orwets $1.00 and Up. Upper Main Floor. Jrimmed Hats Smart Styles at $5.00 New Second Floor —~, Midweek sell- ing the milli- | s nery work rooms have prepared a splendid variety of fall and winter style trimmed hats. Their correctness in style and their unusu- al value is vouched for from the fact that they are curefully prepared models planned hy our own milliners, who have copied the latest style ideas and effects in these Silk Velvet Plush Zibeline and Satin Combinations which are adorned with che nille flowers, ribbons and os- trich bands. The color range comprises bright fall shades as well as black and navy Women’s Bath Robes. —Sizes 34 to 42, in rich plaids, are an exceptional value at New Second Floor. on Caterpillars in Another’s Yard) Annoyed by caterpillars from a/ neighbor's back 1114 2 John Brown, ave. de and | In Judge Brink | Lena Lippy, a witness for the! finances, | Prosecution, questioned by the coun- | nel for the defense, said she believed | “caterpillar tree.” | In giving his decision, the judge | realized th caterpillar was a nuisance he had a} hbor that had one, but that no/ 1a right to go into anoth- | 1 and chop down a tree. He the defendant to pay the PETTY CRIMEISON =| crime is on the increase burglary and robbery INCREASE IN SEATTLE Police records show that. petty in Seattle, estation being | Auto thefts most serious man u pronounced factor. In September, 1917, there were 271 | reports of theft made at police head: | quarters, while in September, 1918, | 444 jthat it is because Seattle's popula- | each reports were made, Claiming tion is increasing, Chief Warren pre | dicts an iner Organization Split Mrs. Ei organization, members, | BEST | Near Seneca 'S The statement that the Woman's stores in the Northwest that really | grind lenses from start to finish, and we are the only one in tometriat unless BINYON OPTICAL CO.! f crime | on Sheriff Support rtisa is sup some of the individually, are support mick in the coming elec others are opposed to his declares Mrs, Cudihee. YON Free Examinations $2.60 GLAssEs on Earth We are one of the fow optical SEATTLE, ON FIRST AVE, Pxamination free raduate op- Glasses not prescribed absolutely necessary, AVE. 6 Win ite me Main 1550, | will be Jhe Rhodes Co. Stout Women Shopping at this store will have the same pleasure in the selection of New Apparel that is accorded to }) the slender or average woman. Smart Winter-Style Coats New Second Floor, ——~ woman but the NO lstout woman knows the diffi- culties which have hith- erto beset her search for becoming apparel. Now the stout woman's trou- bles in this regard are | over, a8 these new style coats are as smart as any | and display Belted or Semi-Belted })| SUQS Models pk } developed of wool velour, 2 4 | pom pom, broadcloth, sil vertone and men’s wea serge, which are trimmed with large, convertible collars of fur, plush, vel- vet and self material. These are shown in black, navy, green, brown, plum, | Burgundy and tan, in sizes 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52 and 53. a } Black Plush Coats also form an important part of this display, which features attractive values at || $29.50, $34.75, $45.00, $49.50 and $55.00. | Lounging and Bath Robes for Men Main Floor, Rear | GIFTS | for Christmas are al- ready in the mails and being forwarded to their destination earlier than usual, to comply with the patriotic request } of the Council of National Defence, | P that labor and transportation shall $ be conserved for war purposes. The Famous Beacon Blanket \ is used in the making of these robes for men, which makes the robe bought for gift purposes &@ most serviceable garment. strictly tailored and are handsomely trimmed and are displayed in a splendid range of pat- Sizes 34 to 46, at $6.00, $6.50, $7.50, $9.50, $10.00 and $12.00, Boys’ Bath Robes of the same material as the robes for_men. Sizes 12 to 18 years— $3.00 to $4.50 These robes are TRAVELERS TO WEAR MASKS | CALGARY, Alta, Oct. 22.—Passen: gers traveling in Alberta by any of the railroads will be required to wear masks as a precautionary measure against the influenza, which ously enforced, accord provincial board of health FOR High Grade Tatlor- SiMade, Suite $45 and $50 and $60 at Half Price. ing to th DOCTOR GIVES RECIPE) 1 cs ‘DON'T NEGLECT A Well Known New York Physician Gives Recipe for a Home-Made RHEUMATIC PAIN A. lL. Paulson, M.D. who has ticed medicine in New York City|Go after it with Sloan’s Lini- Gray Hair Remedy ars, gave out the fol-| ment before it gets for ome-made gray a re : y, streaked or dangerous faded r ean immediately va ee ee own or Mave! ~ Apply’ a Wiis, Goll't eae, tare rown, whichever shade you desire.| penetrate, and—-good-by twinge! by the following simple remedy Sai | Same for external aches, pains, that you can make at home “Merely get a small box of Orlex strains, stiffness of joints or mus- powder at any drug store. It costs | lameness, | bruises, very little, and no extras to buy Instant relief without mussiness Dissolve it in water and comb it|OF Soiled clothing. Reliable—the through the hair. Full directions for | >/ssest selling liniment year after use come in each box jyear. Economical by reason of “You need not hesitate to use Or. |Chormous sales. Keep a big gottle lex, as a $100.00 gold bond comes in| ready at all times. Ask your drug- box, guarantesing the user |Sist for Sloan's Liniment. 30c, 60c, that Orlex does not contain silver, | ¥ lead, zine, sulphur, mercury, aniline, | @ coal-tar products or their derivatives. | “It does not rub off, is not sticky oO ans Linime nt 4111s Pain or greasy, and leaves the hair fluffy. It will make a look twenty vertisement Here Is Your Chance To Buy Some of That Old-Fashioned Erie Cast Iron Ware at a Bargain Erie Cast Iron Griddles with wood handles. Sizes 7, 8, 9. Erie Cast Iron Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Erie Cast Iron Skillets with regular handles. Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10. Value up to $2.95. Griddles and skillets are highly polished bright finish. Food does not stick to them. : $1.79 SPECIALS FROM THE PAINT SECTION 50c can of Crown Special Floor Wax, that can be used on floors, furniture, etc. Special 50c box of Regal Gold Enamel. Can be used on radiators, picture frames, etc. Special for 35¢ Glidden Stove Pipe Enamel is a high grade enamel, made to withstand heat. It dries with a good hard, glossy finish. Special . 25¢ Spelger &. ‘SECON! AVENUE.AND UNION §: Skillets with wood handles.