The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1918, Page 5

HEALTH---GOOD APPEARANCE SUCCESS --- DEPEND LARGELY ||: SOUND TEETH VEN life itself may be sacrificed if your teeth become unhealthy and seep their deadly poisons in- to the blood stream. Diseases that take the vast majority of lives are directly traceable to the teeth. You can’t be too careful of these precious pearls that Nature has given you. Ro SIPES has mace a careful, scientific study of the teeth all his life. For the last 16 be has been successfully treating the teeth of thousands of Seattle citizens. His methods are not experiments. They have been tried and found | gatisfactory and efficient. ! TEETH PAINLESSLY EXTRACTED FREE WHERE OTHER WORK IS ORDERED. Dr. Sipes makes no charge for examinations much it will cost to have the work done. and have your teeth examined. BOSTON DENTAL CO. 142@ Second Ave. (Opposite Bon Marche) FTER all these years. has succeeded in perfecting the best methods of PAINLESSLY treating diseased teeth and has & laboratory that produces artificial teeth that fit exactly without discomfort Dr. Sipes knows he He tells you exactly what your teeth need and how Could cnything be fairer? He invites you to come in today EDNESDAY Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Kennewick Clothing Stock, of Kennewick, Washington, Will Force Fast Selling by Making Exceptional Free Thanksgiving Offer. Good From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Tomorrow (Wednesday). Store Closed All Day| Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Men’s Overcoats and Suits—gray, brown and blue patterns—worth to $25.00, go for $9.85. Men's Suits! and Overcoats, eapamred tailored—worth to $27.50, | go at $12.85, Men’s Finest Suits said Overcoats, beautifully tail- ored, including the celebrated Kuppenheimer, Hart, Schaffner & Marx Pure Wool Fabrics, formerly priced to $40.00, cut Wednesday to $17.85. Hundreds of late, | stylish Suits and Overcoats in this lot. Rogers has decided to move the great Kennewick Cloth-| ing Stock which he purchased at a fraction of wholesale cost, and he will do it by making this grand FREE THANKSGIV- ING OFFER for Wednesday. And here is Thanksgiving present: there are over 500 to select from, in all shapes and styles— coat or Raincoat sold Wednesday. Please Note—THIS OFFER ONLY. Come take advantage of it. Look at the following Forced Prices: $6 Men’s Union Made Work Shoes Cut to $2.98 H. M. ROGERS ‘The People’s Friend, Who Makes Sensational Free Offer for Wednesday UNION sTORENt NION HOURS giving. GOOD WEDNESDAY Men's‘ Heavy Work Shoes, Union made; | Children’s Shoes, kid and gunmetal; all) Spa ARES peerteet sin Ovee| sizes; worth to $2.25, cut to........ 98¢ ": Mea’s $7. . tson, and Florsheim “Shoes, cut to...... $3.98 | st . im Work Shoes, worth to peas, Men's ge Dress Shoes, big assortment of | © tenes styles; worth to $6.00, cut to..... $2.85 | $4.00 Boys’ School Shoes cut to ....$1.98 Arrow Collars, All Sizes, Your Choice, 5c Hundreds of Arrow Collars go on sale tomorrow at 5¢ instead of the contract price of 25¢.. They’re slightly soiled, but good value, and we'll clean them up tomorrow (Wed- Nesday) at the ridiculously low price of S¢. All sizes. ‘se President Suspenders go on sale tomorrow at 35¢. Men's Pure Wool Eagle Brand ear on sale at $1.98. Men’s Dress Shirts, worth to $1.25, go at 69¢. Shirts of | the better kind, including Cluett and Monarch brands, that sold to $2.50, on sale at | © Men's 50¢ Wool Socks go Wednesday at 23¢. Men's Cotton Socks at 121¢¢. Men's Wool Underwear, worth to $2.50, at $1.25. 15c Handkerchiefs tomorrow at 6¢. ednesday we'll also sell Men’s Pure Silk Socks at 23¢. Heavy Flannel Shirts, to $3.50, marked to $1.48. Light Chambray Work Shirts go at 68¢. And Men's -made Overalls marked to $1.65. Heavy Wool Mackinaw Shirts cut to $4.85. | Outing Flannel Gowns go at $1.48. 35¢ Lisle Garters go at 18¢. It will pay you to come to this sale tomorrow. Come early Wednesday. Store closed ai day Thursday (Thanksgiving). Come prepared to buy, and remember—Rogers will fash your Pay Check. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M. LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT ; The Red Front Clothing Co. 1508-1510 First Avenue Opposite the Public Market Toot North of Pike Street your free! Any $3.00 Hat in the house—and; will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every Suit, Over-| Dress up for Thanks- | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER > STAR , they add, the Fa or Hair ie a8 thing wit ehin will have no hair es, AN pound up, whi expecially fine shampoo for thit tastes nearly as weather, one that brings out all the Please Don't Waste natural beauty of the hair, that div solves and entirely removes all : will nm the dandruff, excess oil and dirt, can easily be wi { trifling expense by simply dissolving « teaspoonful of Canthrox (which you can get at any sapling druggist’, in a cup of hot water - Thin maken a full cup of shampoo | POF thin reason nenus are liquid, enough #0 It is easy to apply Regarding the triumphant turkey it to all the hair instead of Just the | anove the heads of the multitude in top of the head, ‘This chemically dissolves all impurities and creates a soothing, cooling lather, Ringing leaves the scalp aly clean. soft and pliant, whi air takes the glomsy rich also a fluff! much h nthrox er than f arranging our methods tion, and our corded every © t with sound buel- nese judgment. 7 4% es Arcounts et to Check Are Invited. Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. In ae “1 guens m take | Beigian hare” Accounts & Cord pnarch, Se y that he blame le of a veritable hers state pot ner War OF peace. A rumor started by some irre- that there would be merit in fina emulating Omar, grabbing a loaf of clal of the late de [atgner in the Weet End of Londor WILLER GLAD NOW THAT HE TOOK | HIS SON’S ADVICE’ Tanlac omar, in now a ¢ bread, and eating it under a bough | Recommend Menus Routtlon is the soup that is recommended by the food adminis tration’s war kitchen experts, this by virtue of {te non-filling qualities The experts, while wishing the general public a happy Thanksgiv ing, do not wish the public to be unduly inflated on foodstuffs | come For this reason it is urged that pie be laced Several well-balanced menus are sented for the serious considera publie, all headed by not one containing If You Can Afford It The following menu is mentioned for those who can said Ephriam W bh Drug my son Not long ago. Miller, while in the Fre Store, at ‘acoma, recently from Nebraska came to visit me. and while here he persuaded me to ltry Tanlac, and I just want to say I have followed his advice with the best kind of results.” Mr. Miller was, for many but appropriate 4 it lon, followed by roast tur key with oyster dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, creamed peas, hot rolls—preferably made of barley flour—cabbage salad, date pudding, with whipped cream, and coffee and years, in is now d sponge eake, coffee. fully as good, and past ten coffer gp taking © lL was! Other menus are similarly const! y rundown condition. | tuted, save that roast pork or lamb | cox a great deal with substituted as the principal! | ™ back, which caused _ — n suffer "$ and when I ert ¢ :/Jemocrats Ask New caper Trial for rere 4 a rh r ‘ot the nOCO! ed t ™ os * M f id not pe ‘ 1 tar with me, but would invariab ur mplo: 1 resolution ng-gas and jon my | tress and rnor Stephens urging that he make Mooney possible. up eating prac 3, 1918. ! | da! EPILEPTIC we Well, Don't ATTACKS [oi Hifi ‘om | STOPPED ores welght of th wnquet, and convivial | sponsible wag, to the effect — cuarame roast’ sawdust balls, preceded by | ’ 5 onion and water soup, and followed | Czar’s Cousin Is |by, coffer of yeaterday'x grounds, would constitute an ideal emergency Maker of Gowns Potion tor ‘Thaakngiting, fe dieored (Special to The Star by N. E ited and disavowed by the war LONDON, Nov. 26.—Count Mtc oll kitchen, whome experts flatly state + that they rotune to recommend | Torby. on son of the Grand Duke |. having 4 the Michael of Ruasta, and second cousin enae ¢ an emergeocy |the furniture business nuts |retired. He wax one of the first set| ‘To those to whom the above might |tlers of Pacific, Washington, a thriv- constitute too much of a “good |, ing village not far from Tacoma. | thing.” the following menu iq recom where now resides. Mr. Miller is | mend the beat known and respected lon, followed by roast duck of Ria community, and his with preferred dressing, fried y friend« will be to Jearn of rings, glazed sweet potatoe. wonderful improvement |combination vegetable salad, ice ch pain, wi by Belgian | For the untry style dressing, sweet rish potatoes, salad, cake and AL acumen, he Rhodes Co. | | om ne mare with the beat po oe Store | Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. -M._ } | ( Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses---$5.75 Upper Main Floor HIS much is plain duty—to inspect these Silk Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses before buying. Just as the high-trained specialist knows that } he is right, we know that we are right in price, in ) style, in quality, in value and in assortment on these Blouses, assembled for a particular clientele. ——Clusters of pin tucks, beads, braids and embroidery , also one inch and one-half inch tucks enhance high and low neck models, which are conspic- uous for their dainty colors which they display, such as White, Flesh, Maize, Coral, Rose, Taupe, Navy, | Plum, Bisque and Black. SIZES 36 TO 46. | { ) oa nr ROT Marquisette Curtains-- -Special Men's Fiber ? { , } , ‘ aaa Upper Main Floor | i Si by HF Hemstitched Marquis-; Hemstitched Marquis- iy ilk hirts ette Curtains, in white { ette Curtains, in white | ' with 2-inch lace edge.) and ecru, with lace edge. i $5 00 cal Wed $2.25. Spe-} Formerly $2.50. Spe-} |} nl ° cial, Wednes- cial Wednes- ret | have pair. * $I. 95) $ day, pair.. $2. 15 Main Floor an nn) A ie A SILK SHIRT is the | ia final setting to | $48.00, $49.50, and $55.00 i} complete a man’s attire, ia ‘| and many women and men Coats Are Grouped in a in will buy Fiber Silk Shirts ii tie for Christmas gifts for Shanksgiving Sale Hi this reason. . iH Choice at $38.75 i The man who buys for e himself; the man who } 4 ; , s New Second Floor | buys for gift purposes; | i f the woman who buys for HIS sale is arranged especi- her husband's or son's ally for the day before |) present needs, or the Thanksgiving, and is composed |! woman who buys for a of smart, high-grade models, | friend's gift, will find in which combine the essentials of these every wanted attri- style and utility. These are dis- |) bute. played in— The display is made up Full and Semi-Belted Effects of new fall 4 lida ‘ Z , i al pr ae hed eA and are all lined with plain or is made in coat style, with fancy satin and trimmed with French cuffs oe ge fur, plush or self collars. The made to wear well and fit color assortment includes Win- satisfactorily. The range ter shades of Reindeer, Ruby, of sizes includes 14 to 18, yc Taupe, Brown, Green and which are shown in dif- Na aa hig as well as plenty of ferent sleeve lengths. A Navy and Black. splendid value at. .$5.00 SIZES 34 TO 46. ‘Parents of Big Gun (Bi ter Men Get Good News sate Good news came to the anxious parents of Seattle boys who are in BAR 7 ef France with the 63d and 69th Coast Elfiott 1324 05 artillery, Monday In a letter to Of BARS C GRAIN ‘Gorren Wm. F. Bickel, of the Soldiers’ and “Once yeu try, again and again you'll bay” Sailors’ Parents’ association, Dean Priest, representative in France, said these “big gun” organizations had not been in the terrific action up to the time of writing, October 31 He reported establishing connections with practically all units containing many Seattle men, so that parents ould be promptly notified of casual thes Pees $ Try Making Your Own $ | 8 Cough Remedy $ e e ° e e i H e eo you probably A very high grade of ia ta Ddaitiieaie bores Carving Set, with stag ' pared a tou ta mutes, perpen handles. This set con- { inex, peur It into @ plat t sists of 3 pieces— her plain granulated augar:syr knife, fork and steel. ayrup ' Blade on carving knife : is of best quality steel. $ 5 q j Special, tlte set ..,...... : 5.9 iF i" Carving Sets with buffalo horn handles. This is a q very fine 3-piece carving set and is nicely mounted. Steel is of best quality. meats and ¥ : R geo SR | strength time The Pacific coast and whole fa. |'#ming em - a “But 1 ne ing |tion is vitally interested, the resolu-|tne ordinary cough and’ for, bre SMCIAL STOR nn os she's Ads ccree ore cer nels ° | Taniac of the | tions pointed out chitia, croup, whooping cough ona | « aatinalt \Taninc, I nd chest en | "The testimony by which he wa alsasihma, there is nothing Both of these sets come in neat, satin-lined boxes. M y much better | convicted has been greatly disc te a most. valuable code ——— it was, and the pain in my hips | ited.” the resolutions said, “and the| Norway { ko «light that I hardly notice it| people of the country generally will bay Ss tS ly ever bother rr t all now. |been given a fair chance for his . aA wuaao apuendidis.. pire sian. | ite.” be Special for $1.59 have a fine appetite, and have not Kxecution of Mooney suffered from gas and sour omach jared, will tend to ¥ " "I ar ize a since I began taking Tanl I have |popular faith in the ¢ This is a large size Model ust finish my third t . qlesses of law to secure ju: Roaster, made of one-piece have already gained twelve a ato ses ss con- in weight. I am fast getting t al USE SLOAN’S sheet | steel, seamless con my old:thne streng a and en "Fifteen- Minute struction. They are self- Tanlac, Wecause I have found it to Prison Sentence 1} LINIMENT ONCE basting and you ‘can con k s be such a splendid medicine.” Mi conetard BarE —————-#i| 16-pound turkey in this size Tanlac is wold in Seattle by Bartell! Imprisonment for 15 minutes | e Nine 8 x151%4 . Drug Stores under the sonal di] ‘This was the novel sentence Then You'll Understand Why roaster, Size 1144x1514 seis * rection of a special Tanlac represent 1 out Monday morning by lt - ae Uncers y Regular price $2.00, POMIAT™ SS ihakts cscs $1.59 ative —Advertinement 18. Judwe Neterer 40 Henry ¥) Dus It’s the World ; , rvieted of sending indecent Pain Relief F a Didn't Care What Happened een ors nl matter thru the mails. ‘ spina Becore. thay’ couhs Raat Mat| Neon x ota : $1.65 Express W. : wy bacahae & poysiat wreak trom |e 2a Tae eset, Meeloating ae |, Pagan Lankment dose eaactty what| ‘ P agon for 98c papel a os awe eg nd he was accordingly Te! Witnout rubbing. It penetrates. Use- | This Wagon is very | : a jury | ful 10 relieving external pains, sore- | strongly constructed. discourag John Ricardo, convicted by gray ve way to drink, which }last week for sellin ings worse, I got so I n't} given four months in Ja jeare wi at happened, and w $500 rs Wonderful R Jack was fined $100 for herr of everything earryin and A, I 0 in fine ndition and feel & fined $100 or It is a simple, harmiess | ping goods improperly labeled | pre ation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal | STORM COMING tract and allays the inflammation| Small craft warnings were order which causes practically all stom. |ed displayed at 8:40 a, m, Tuesday ach, liver and intestinal ailments,|The storm Is off the Coast, moving including appendicitis One jrapidly southeasterly, and — will will convince or money refunded.| cause moderate southeasterly gales Bartell’s 6 Drug Stores, and drug-| alo he Coast, the weather office | gists everywhere,-Advertisement, | reports. ness, and stiffness, such as follow xposure, over-exercise, or unusual | Size of body is 10x22 ~ Hy xertion, | Fy " i A big bottle kept handy will last ins. Has good strong fi long and pay for itself in comfort- steel axles and wheels. : able relief the rst application. > - hm a convenient, economical. Can Regular price $1.65. ht at any drug store. Get it Special for .....98¢ i 0c, 600, $1.20 i Liniment Mills Pain