The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1918, Page 3

IF THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1918. MEISNY COLISEUM, World’s Demand for Food, _ | CHARLES| mmm 1 Raw Materials and Factory | = a Y | Products Will Be Great} SATTLE STAR “Shoulder Ams” BY FRANK A. VANDER » President of the National City Bank CAN THE WORLD PAY? ‘ bang o tiene Now Vork ' . the atrus Star by N. B.A) 2 “ f trade influer insistent dem f “ materials rtain manufa Lage Se tured products from abroad Hew @ " n afm ao ‘ / That demand will be so insistent Hank at nw ; }that it must be met. It will not be . P t s @ confined to the belligere untrie ' us ~ for the war has dislocate mmerce ov - “sy | the world over | It If we , x M ‘ tea || Materials and manufact of existing international financial . ff 1 sitions, ax to how other nations are |to pay for what they need. What age lh er 5 SF cna Bm ever is bought must in some way be —“— eR ak | paid fe ale of of gold t This must either be by the GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUDE | TOW AKD BUSINESS nds to us, or by the export us, or by Moating with wu in some form credit obligations. The ; ficient amount to pay for what the ' e for . ward thin whole : ‘ ‘ b t t petit If fe I'm reminding you once jj ment for a large part of our exports © ¥ edit and are |i} ore, because tomorrow ff) vew invEsTMENT ‘ f «ma {fl (Friday)is my last day. 9) IN FORKIGN sECURITIES and he v hope bare | fT Our ability to develop @ great f ame the works « 1 the n f elen trade depends on the willingness of the country to absorb more foreign wecurities, One thing the war b may pwn us Is that we greatly underes sngth of our fina ur savings, our ability ¢ investments, jumped f six and one-half billions a year total this year of 15 billions Our capacity to save ix so great that it seems clear that we can prob ably devote a very large ENID BENNETT These are dous all questions of tremen we should have for we can government than the 7) TRANK AVANDERLIP t of great im amour tHAPLIN MARVELOUS The Orchestra ff Ur *avings to investment in f . selecting forelien investmenta| We have found the operation of the |i MUSIC ‘The Organ Renae See tne, Cota) | Sad. lateeapone pegeiee “ testiee, Ghellted-cnebee ieim tll @WEW YORK EDDIE” Is FIND PLENTY OF FOOD we . t needed, bel NO QUININE IN cocncieeS IN WILHELM’S CASTLE COPENHAGEN, Nov, 21.—Bertin ACING PRISON CELL PICKING POCKETS HOSPITAL NT 7 dispatches report enormous stores render Tork Eddie,” $3 years of of foodstuffa have been found in| fe again face to face with athe castle of the former em about our reward. We have] nee what unity, not emperor in Berlin Let us yeteon cell. Gaturday morning the aged crime |) ‘7 known to police thruout the “Pp, ‘ape’s Cold Compound” ends colds and grippe in a few hours we make ¢ make out of it this Cole, 20-ye pr found guilty « accomplice, was | similar charge what we ca = OVERSEAS SOON Will be sentenced by Judge J Eddie's” real name is Burns For | . in the superior court. fol-| 60 years he has lived by his wits}, CAMP LEWIS, Ne n a *. @ jury conviction Wednesday | and the cexterity of his fingers, po: | owpital unit No * Rh Cold Compou br ages De was found guilty of picking lice say. Five watches were found | %** onde ane , f from \\ ngton. Camp or of Joseph Bruggeman at|in the pockets of Burns and Cole S and King st. Walter | when arrested that this new, unit may be u r Misery goes ap . 2 _ |overseas service or transported to >roken. It pron r Heel Siberin. Maj. M. C. Harding will be Clogged-up nostrils and alr pans in command. ages of the head Measures to make Camp Lewis a charge or ne permanent post are under way, Maj the headache John Coffee Hays is superintending | ness, sore throat, sore construction without peace interrup- | ness and stiffness construction without pate Interrup,|ReRS 4nd MMMENORE Gat Brown Dental demobilizing.” said Maj. Haye [blowing and snuffiing. Ease your py The | Offices bes | orde: chan present construe. {throbbing head—not ? ders to change p | Test tof’ plans have been received.” ae world gives suc j 106 COLUMBIA 106 | ‘That more men were lost by the | as “Pape's Cold Ce f 1 ie | Costs only a few ¢ army during the influenza epider ’ . Seattle's Leading Dentists Featabli than during the war, was announced |store. It acts itnov 7¢ y die of BARS "rOR “Once yeu try. again and again youll bay* | 1 BEAUTIFY YOUR R WITH “DANDERINE” a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop, Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! 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Accept (™ urance at | CHINESE BOY TO BE IN FOOTBALL LINE-UP BERKELEY, Cal., Tears of ex Perience tn fitting gon is menaced by the ri and making | Samuel KI Kee. glasses, and our will mos * low operating ox antes that Il be of the jactory to California up lgame to be played at oval next Saturday, owing lrecent damaging of Watson Bear half-back, | Eells. | Samuel ts the beat Chinese bh dead! to make better gianees for less money and Manager Brown Dental Offices 106 Columbia Reading or Distance Glasses in gold-filled framea, “i $2.50 complete for back on the Coast and a peukcs 2 tackler, landing 14w and hard. — ; r , 6s r | Altho Watson and Kelis are on froken Lenses @uplicated on u e our | ail ‘ “alifo shouid| Short notice at reduced prices the hospital list, California r oe Me he he 4 man-size tussle = Boe | give Oregon SCHOONMAKER OPTICAL Co, 1228 First Ave. One Bleck South Public Rupture Like | I1CuredMine’’ Old Sea Captain Cured His Own Rap ture Afier Doctors Said “Oper ate or Death” |HE’LL FACE TRIAL FOR SELLING “FLU” BOOZE Alleged to have sold strong liquor freely to “flu customers, John |Parker was bound over to the grand jury at a hearing before t 8. Commissioner MeClells nesday. Parker said he “help stop the flu according t federal officers. Bail was fixed at $1,000. temedy and pte ng |NEW ‘AMERICANS TO Hee ESUME MEETINGS FF KIONEYS ND tion building, Fourth and Madiosn and will be addressed by Fred W Catlett on the machinery of govern ‘These classes, meeting every ht, are free to all for and women who desire Take a glass of Salts to flush out your Kidneys and neutralize irritating acids ment | Thursday elgn-born me He qualify for | SEDITIOUS PREACHER SENTENCED TO PRISON Kidney and Bladder weakness re sult from uric acid, says a noted authority, The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often re mains to irrit and inflame, caus American citizenship. “DANDERINE” GROWS HAIR eg doubling the . ia of paid pr | ROCKFORD, Ill, Nov. 21--Plead-| ing @ burning, scalding sensation, A ing guilty to charges of preaching ‘or getting up an irritation at the ogg new hair, lopposition to the Liberty loan and | neck of the bladder, obliging you to downy at Red Cross, Rev. David Gerdes, pastor seek relief two or three times dur Brethren church in Whiteside sed to ten years in Judge K. M ing the night. The sufferer is in constant dr , the water sometimes with a scalding tion and is very profuse there is difficulty in voiding it Bladder weakness, most. folks | call it, because they can’t control | NEWBERRY ELECTION (rination. “While it Is extremely WASHINGTON, Nov. 21—Pro-| annoying and sometimes very pain investigation of the election | ¢ul, this is really one of the most| Newberry to the sen-|gimple ailments to overcome, Get | i, Anyone can use the tame method n was killed today ghout four ounces of Jad Salts from Every ruptured person in the privileges and el your pharmacist and a table-| World should have th 8 of water before ir ‘bat Teally new hair growing all over fhescalp, Costs little. one county, was the federal prison by | Landis Wednesday WON’T INVESTIGATE Captain Collings made a study of himself, of his condition, and at Inst warded by the finding of |f] ickly made him is and happy ng, Vigor posed | of Truman H ate from Michig nexpen When you have occasion to send money to © or in the senate friend in military service or war work abr et us 1 to tions committee by a vote of 6 to 5./epoonful in a « i the matter for you. Just deposit the mor with us and we 4 breakfast, continue this for two or me treat Funeral services for Franklin This will neutralize the aan three days any tru acids in the urine so it no longer is ticing are FR a source of irritation to the bladder ‘o will (Hil « and urinary organs which then act 01 end it ris rma 4 1 put down this p normally again. will forward an order for its equivalent in foreign currency in 0 r for its equ a resident of Seattle day night at » held onney Pierce Clingar since 1888, who died T the Lakeside hospital, we Thursday afternoon at th care of our correspondent bank, to be sent to the proper destination. The money can be cabled, if desired, and it will be promptly cashed at any quarter Pioneer Bidg- master’s office, Watson chapel, at 1 p.m. under the| Jaq Salts is inexpensive, harm | auspices of Seattle lodge, No. 10,| jogs, and is made from the acid of | Knights of Pythias | grapes and lemon juice, combined | Watertown, is u by thou subject to with lithia, and sands of folks who are ase send me your New Headquarters of the Knights iat Rupture | ° ' 4 acid irritation, Jad Salts is splen- | whatever | First National Ban‘ tor ene: CRT Eo canlrereg rao. | nin Sakae ae sea From a herd of 750 buffalo in 1909, effects whatever $a the Canadian government now has a Here you have a pleasant, effer. Ry FRODAFES ATEN SET 2% total of 2.500 in the Wainwright park,|vescent lithia-water drink, which || . , all due to natural increas quickly relieves bladder trouble, Satisfactory Terms Alwavs THE ROTE-FANKINCO. | OTTO F. KEGEL, President | A Special Purchase of Filet Lace Curtains on Sale Friday and Saturday The Pair $2.45 The offering affords a rare opportunity to | buy at a saving Filet | Lace Curtains of excel- lent quality. Fifteen distinctive designs in ecru and white colors are includ- ed. All are 24% yards long and finished with Your Thanksgiving Linens Be Bought This Week Should Sinch mercerized Dar Table ht. Ape © yard 68. fame weight, 64 inches wide the yard, 90¢. Oinch Unior Linen Table Dumask, bleached pure white; he Hemmed Table Cloths Ready for Use rob . . lace edges. GAx64-inch mercerized The housewife who joneen ie cs : has planned on new 1 ea AR apc bc curtains for the home can profit by making her selections fiom this assortment. Pure Linen Pattern Table Dssyocnn Table Cloth: ot t. Special val ye, each $7.50. Dinch All Linen Tabic Cloths, have round igns, Spe cial, each, $8.75. , all P limited stock of P: ical pater: «ot hee ena We have assembled an un imit stock 0: ractical pd me g6.00 Toys for the little folks. Toys whose construction will x90-inch Irish Damask Cloths “stand up” under the hard usage they are bound to be each $7.50 subjected to. Ox70-inch Union Linen ¢ he 87.00 , Union Linen Clott Boys’ Bicycles vets ad With hea cushion tires, ba Linen Cloths bearing wheels and adjustable Ati-Lines oe seat and han bars, are priced ' gizoo $19.50. All-Linen Clotha, With pneumatic tres, each, Metal Wheelbarrows $13.50 00. $25.00 at 39c Each with 24inch hardwood Made frame with metal tray and strong Doll Beds neatly turned posts, en. 4 decorated, complete enameled red or each, 30¢. wheel, Special Kiddie and Choo-Choo Cars In various sizes; ali neatly fin- ned. Priced $1.75, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00. iron black. New Process Linoleum Nine Patterns Have Prices Reduced can now have your kitch r covered Linoleum with mattress 82.65 $3.45 hes long, each nches long, each Extra Special Three Hundred Toy Sad Irons 5c Each ¥ en or bathroom with dependable qua at a decided saving Nine patterns in attractive col- or combinations including blue, Large Shoo-Flys Enameled bright red — the horses are 27 inches in length. Hach, $3.50. Children’s Chairs lity ‘These are made exactly like the standard -asbestos-lined sud «ray, tan, brown and green ef fects, are in thin offering iron, with removable wood handle. Hardwood, Chairs in three sizes, Re 14 to 70¢@ and @7@ the | All are nickel-plated. Specta all enameled bright red, priced at square yard each, Se. 65¢, 75¢ and $1.50. What More Practical Gift Than a JHOOVER.| A electric suction sweeper Such a gift, contributing as it does to the housewife'’s welfare by eliminating much of the disagreeable housework by removing all lint and dust from floor-coverings, furniture and draperies, not only practicalizes, but at the same time truly idealizes gift-giving And with Christmas only a few weeks awa a Hoover Electric Suction Cleaner is particu The Baby Hoover, priced .... The Special Hoover, priced a gift of “Something for the Home” larly appropriate. .$53.50 ($65.00 Other good Vacuum Cleaners, including the Apex, Ohio and Frantz Premier are priced $37.50 to $45.00. All Vacuum Cleaners are sold on convenient weekly or monthly payments. Forty-Seven Pieces of Tapestry and Leather Upholstered Furniture at Interesting Prices Due to the crowded condition of our Annex Store we are obliged to put these Ipholstered Living-Room Pieces on sale for quick clearance. We cannot hold any of this furniture for future delivery. That they will go early is guaranteed by the exceptional lowness of the prices. Rockers with Tapestry Seats, each $17.35 Rockers with Tapestry Seats, each oases Beenie 3 Walnut Rockers with Tapestry Seats, each. 4 Tapestry Upholstered Davenports, each 8 | 4 Mahogany Tapestry Upholstered Rockers, each 3 Mahogany try Upholstered Rocker for . try Upholstered Rockers, each estry Upholstered kers, each y Upholstered Davenport for 1 Tapestry Upholstered Rocker for 2 Tapestry Seat Rockers, each 2 Walnut Rockers with Tapestry Seats pestry Seat and Rack Rocker: 5 Leather Upholstered Rockers, 1 Leather Upholstered Rocker for . 1 Leather Upholstered Rocker for 17.35 Ih Groye-Renkin Pike and Fifth—-Grote-Rankin