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

ISDAY, THE EVERY CITIZEN |Vast Wealth of Goods EXPECTED T0 | AID RED CROSS... SEATTLE AR—TUE DECEMBER _—_— FIRST NEAR PIKE Dor your membership tu the {PAs thru the-port of Seattle, com: | worth $2,808,620 were Imported. -_ Red Cross expire on Chetmas |! and Wonk c nt to California $1,141,70 | In his report for the firet half of! worth of flour and $%,000 worth of » - 1918, Port Wa ns A, A. Payane in east in the samne time More than . A probably does j 2 You Can't Imagine Its Thrills— . who Joined ast De. | cludes In Seattle's export and Import $8,000 worth of Nquor was shipped as wher, Gating the tig member. :| ‘TA08; everything from yenst to Gne| trom Beattie te California With All Outd rs for Its St ! » drive, will be cxpected rns ; : a Car ne 1 pine apple, to the value of joo age rapid alee | 6 value of Seattle's export ant 8, was the principal impor ds of new mombers. Se. [Mport trade at present averages the Hawallan islands, while attle must contribute $200,000 in | Mare Chan 2,000,000 a d ont worth $3 was the principal memberships Among articles shipped in and out, | export A Red Cross membership cost And foreign, are fertiliser Hemp From Philippines but $1 a year, Every American i ts , ates’ tee The largest import from the Philip ¢ a” member to help! nay jowm, cand pert ah v etock, Pine islands wax hemp, of which t Mother in the World” | 5444, Sool helmet ute, oats | 22002441 worth was imported, The ease the pain of sufferir Millions | spider daiace ” largest salmon of people who have been made des-| he: tiethe foteway. The "Oe titute by the war must be cared for, | yj eM ve the little fellows, Th 1,990 went thru along with suffering | pe dpet nate wt pe sie ty ren! the port of the Atlantic American pitier men sapteslue st idee 9° sae eaboard. ¥ r was the ‘ow and Universi were ecked | & Lg dust, ha anid almnorn U : Fourth and lecked 1 a ‘ Million in Paper in holiday trimming Monday nig rT slue of $2,518,176 . by & committee from the ore Exports t an tle’s heaviest import from Brit ar eceeeted on. tk ace wes “gp " sh Columbia for 1918 was paper, of tion which w b Hie the member. | hardware wh ar 000,000 |“ hich $1,060,707 worth was imported. ship drive ix ax follow were whit More. than| rom the East Indice cin and Kit raeacte Ae n the firat half of 1018, and | 0eF and si 1 worth of slab tin Executive committee, Edward Cun: | $2,128,000 worth of tin plate eattle: imported 68.407 worth of Sainas, A. Danke: . K Fox, James | lnte welded taninie beatae brewt{, Seattle's Import trade with Great Golds James Landabury, J. T ah nage = aging peas, [BFitain was mall, totaling but $50 pe ao “ eae. | 400 ne princtp won eine on MeVay, J. # Pinkham, W. ! pba pe r Silk imports | 120; us principal seieors being in und #teel rom India, Seattle re counut oll follows, with | apething d een OF 3% ' i san of Uaead ahd Kar beet wed to the value o Orient $3%a4 $200.000 wan the principal Sand $26, | "Port, while $4,607 worth of almonds a ob eae cole came in from Spain. Cotton seed Wrest Guisteasin eunaris jeake worth $27,465 was the principal putter pie import from South America Send Many Shoes foreign exports, Seattle ship Siberian Seattle shipped to the 84.080 worth of raw co oy) ported . canned goods, candy, dates Grant nd figs, lemons Hquor, tobs the oO, Kan two Canvas and solicitation—W. A oils latter 1 In I. W. Rhodes, BE. A. Cun-| ——— - to Australia $126,860 worth of iron Louis Mriee and steel, to Britiah Columbia, $463 M1 canvass director 820 worth of beans and *, and Quinn, Counc! of Patriot $31.039 worth of yeast, and to the solicitation department Beat Indies, $248,315 worth of auto Alexander, G, W, Mar Vay, T. M. MeIntyre worth of flour, to France $196,490 | worth of flour Seattle's India exports included 50.655 worth of canned milk. Her WAR VETERANS TO MEET WEDNESDAY , verian exports were mainly shoes Mrs, Hattie Hale, 69, is charged | }, ceapan currency and clothing, the There will be a meeting of all mem: with killing her husband, David C.| heaviest being shoes, to the value of bers of the Great War Veterans’ as Hale at Suquamish Friday, in| $4.6 sociation, of ta Wednesday | an rmat Prosecuting | je went $17 worth of ex evening, in re butlding. | Attorne ormat Kitsap county 910 worth of canned Third and Jame nadian and) Mrs. Ha 0 milex to Se Acnerica, British returned soldiers are invited, |attle to tell Patrolman A According to whipping experts, Se and thoxe desiring to join can make |B. Hale, of the HK, Kocording |attle’s Siberian traffic is com plication at such meeting tively small at the present time EMPLOYERS WANT | tes LEGION CONTINUED SPOKANE. De: Over 400. del |in the egates, representing lumber employ. | of Washington and Oregon arrest was m breakdown She | n the firet na famil shooting. ~~~ epee » because of a| suffered — by cc's! A HOME RECIPE FOR GRAY. HAIR. a How to Make an MAKE SURE OF SEEING IT! Come Tonight! Hale degree man * quarrel resu 10. ers in xpensive Mix Flows Thru Seattle semsion here. have voted to continue ° , il s the Loyal ‘Lagion ‘ot Lakers ant}, A8ks America’s be ee Wendl One a . on 4 Lumbermen as a pe ent iit .. 4 ] 3 , |Paris Children Play norte neniss se Aid in Russia |) oo ccc tana » Laying Record Among German Guns : eg | feeder gemma ee sentry a ial to The Star by N. E. A.) | (Special to The Star by N. EB. A} 1 vbeageteeay a Bee gy a ne INDON, Dec. 10.—These addi-| PARIS, Dec. 10.—Paria recent! remedy that y< make at home figures on the American mine | the me ola ebb cmesegn a Merely get a ».ull box ef Oriex in the Ne ote ere now | about the Pi ‘te b o ute wy y | Pow er at any drug store It conte s ‘lace Le ah ivery ttle and no extras to buy by Admiral Simp’ staff: In| been left there. Among the} Dinsolve it in water and comb ot) Months the American navy laid French children play hdayre restric than three times as many | tion, no policeman telling them they as the Germans have laid| “mustn't touch. The German the war; and more than halt | minenwerfers are the Particular | mines: bed the British have| toys of the. boys with mechanica! | during the war. bent. }thru the bair | mixing and use come in each box. 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There is absolutely no Bert Fitegithen: <i mgiobyh Mica in peabats cian i ginal hair reason why a person’s mouth should be left in an perior Judge Hall Monda Drug Co. ond ff Oe ane Gecntetie tie War Review of regular price 10¢, 25¢, 756, $1; Orphen Vendootite eas | unclean condition—it can’t be because it will cost too much, for a few dollars will secure this service for you. It can’t be because the opportunity is lacking—there is a dentist for every few thousand le—there is one for you. You can’t possibly filled upon receipt NON-INFLAMMABLE GAS | $1.20.) “ta creole is guaranteed. DISCOVERED BY NAVY |>————— WASHINGTON, 10.—Non-in > aa Mats. 100, 500, M. 222 \f ammab' # has been discovered in a good reason for not having your teeth WI as by the navy department, Ex tten penditures are now being made by ” ded to. |the navy and army for its produc ritth and Pine. lott PLAYERS tion. The gas will be used for bal ITH Scientific Dentistry there should be no longer NOW PLAYING N’ SATURDAY |) loons and dirigibles, without the dan - _ i . 2 N1GuT yer o plosion or fire any FEAR OF PAIN in the dental chair, and when y ms a wer of ext nor fi * we are able to offer the very best Crowns and Bridges Beyard Veiller’s Big Success - : that can be made with the highest grade materials wan iste OBATE U.S. TO HOLD EXAMINATION guaranteed for ten yearn of perfect service Nights 200-50¢ The United States civil service of decayed teeth and the ems 00) 11) TT) Li announces that a sten when painless extraction scaling and cleaning of teeth cont next to nothing typewriter examinati ographer ORPHEUM there can be no excuse for allowing the mouth to fed & Madison Qi will be held January 4,.to fill posi ma lesome condition +ALL, WERK tions in federal offices located in the Femain in an unwholesome 1 Comedy Company H)iith district (Washington, Oregon, |J | Look Into your mouth and see . Cohan's mye if your gums are sloughing or s rnom jj Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Alas a ee ees" If you have been carelens and allowed your teeth lk If so, you nave Thure) Entrance saiarion range trom $900 PYORR 4 to $1,200 per annum. Age limits, 18 THIA Giscase is t anil <n for appointment for free examination and wo A over a. healt cae years ar Information and application blank can be obtained at 303 postoffice building. | DIVISION 3 TO MEET | A mass cneeting given by council of patriotic service, division No, 3, Lincoln high school, Wednesday, at 8 will tell you what you need to pat your mouth in ‘a healthy condition... Phone NOW... the number is Main 2555. 1 at once to pre= ns, such as rheu- indigestion ch trouble, ntal office in Se- attle that specializes in the treat- t cure of the above dis- In our office you will find |PALACE HIP Continuous Daily, t to 11 AN EXTRAORDINARY ROME VA ——_——————— ———— ease. all licensed operators and mas- ters of the dental profession Special care taken of chiluren’s p.m | Judge Claypool will address the | hag AGA, | satbenitak meetin | pind guarantee for 15 i There will be music and a talk by k A reaso le | o.. Located for years S. E. nee Fant and Pike. odie Rev. Professor P. W. H. Frederick, INTERNATIONAL NINE pI t of Pacific Theologic mi Acrobats and Tumble nary, will lecture on “Forming the FIVE AMERICAN GIRL United Lutheran Church of Asnert = | Instrunentaliste and Singers ca,” Wednesday, at 8 p. m., at Holy gi : . Bunda} —? o" ot —— 4 Other Features Trinity Lutheran church, 1th ave. ” : Cane cso Dade and 1, Olive st STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Full directiona Mort } PAGE Satisfactory Terms THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL. Prosident All Who Have Wheel Toys to Buy Should Buy Them Here Tomorrow value and assortments interest you, then you will select Christmas here tomorrow. Coaster Wagons, Velocipedes, Hobby Horses, Shoo-Flys, biles, Armored Tanks, Hand Cars and many other wheel toys- sturdy toys that will delight the “outdoor” child I Gifts for the “kiddies” Always The ceptional savings from their regular prices. 28-Inch Coaster Wagon Special $3.85 Pioneer Coaster Wagon with strong artillery wreels that run on roller bearings The box is 12 by 28 Inches in size and all parts neatly finished. are High-Grade Velocipedes Special $14.85 Each Made of heavy tubing with all joints securely with ball bearings in all running parts. The 18-inch @rtvewheel and the rear wheels are equipped with I-inch cushion tires. The seat and han dle bars are adjustable brazed, All-Metal Velocipedes $2.35 Each The little boy of four years will of these durable toys. 1#inch and adjustable seat welcome one drivewheel and handle Has a bars. LONG, LUSTROUS {VITAL ae MARRIAGES Charlie Thomas and Mae Brooks, Se- | attle Hair Dressing | Fred Hulbher, 24, Camp Lewis, and | Gertrude Schwars, 16, Seattle. Charles Coye and Berta Volkmann, Se- attle William J. Kirby, in, Seattle 4. Aroma, Port Townsend, and and Alice B. 8t Camp Lewis, and attle and gona Beckett Henry A Stieber, Camp Lewis, and Anna K. Gray, Seattle. Richard H. Adama, 8, and Bell Powell, 26, Beattie Joseph ‘I, Thomaon, and Eleanor Schroeder, . and 4 Eliza beth Bastoyne. Jense O, Avery” Barney. Seatt Edgar Dodge, 42, Seattle, and Vena Te Arthur Leslie Zimmerman, 21, and Marion Louise Paquette, 18, Seattle, BIRTHS 1 to Mr. and rMa. C. W. Knox, 119 Mra. G. F. Lawrence, W., Oct. 19. Girl to Mrand Mra, G. A. Rogers, 7361 1ith N. W., May 30 1 to Mr. and Mrs. R. P, Sailor, 2615 22nd W., April 13. « » Mr. and Mrs, C. Hammeros, nave, W., March 28 | > Mr. and Mrs, Ro H. Powers, April 2 and Mra. F, D. MeNutt Mrs. B. Colgan, 6934 Ravenna ave, Dec. 4 | Girl to Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Frank, 104 B. 50th st, Dec. 6 ' Girl to Mr. and Mrs D. Richard, 4223 Phinney ave., Dec | Mra. W. , Dee. 6. B. to Mr. and A. Adams, Moran, 830 and Mra, ©. J. Ghigiione, Oct. 29. and Mra, N. 643 King at, Roy to Mr. Thoroughness Characterizes our methods in every transaction, and our cus- tomers are accorded every cou tesy consistent with sound bus! ness judgment. 4% Vald on Savings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited. Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND FIRB ST. ARMORED TANKS That look like Uncle Sam's war tanks, IEquipped with machine gun that makes a nolue “real article The is 4 inches long and Hand Cars Special $: 15 Each The muscle-building toy will be appreciated by boy or eled All-Metal likes to be outdoors 26 inches over all, with drivewheels. All parts girl that Its frame is 12-inch re enam Express Wagon for 98c < Theealmetal. box tg 18 inches long and has a hardwood bottom. ‘The wire wheels are strong, and all parts are enameled in bright colors, Metal Dump Cars 39c Each These have a strong metal box, and hardwood pole metal wheels. 5611 Latona ave., Oct S-inch Roy to Mr. and Mrs. RV. Relmont, Nov, 11 Boy to Mr. and Mre 1420% Ei. Madinon at, > and Mrs TOth at., Dec Mr. and Mre all Loing, 8. Blank, Johnson, Leiteh, 641 W | 88rd st., Dec Roy to Mr and Mra. I. Ts Valatt, 2447 44th &. W., Oct Boy to Me. and Mra. H. B, Williams 6618 Dayton ave., Nov. 7. all these are offered at ex- 220 | re are Express Wagons, Automo- Farm Wagons Special $6.90 Each A boy interested in gardening would be delighted with a wagon of this type. The large roller. | bearing artiller s make it run easily, and the large box with dashboard is strong and con Baby Tank Cars Made of wood and operated like a Kiddie Kar, but equipped with machine gun that shoots wood | ammunition. Special $3.65, | Hobby Horses $2. id Each The smalier “children enjoy | them. ‘They are safe and strong, | with 364nch rockers, and are | enameled white or red. | Shoo-Flys Horse or Rooster Special $3.80 Each A comfortable and safe toy for the baby. Has the back and seat upholstered in cretonne and has detachable rockers. 4 and Mrs Wash., Dec | Three ¥. M. C. jorie Skelding. |Mary Arrowsmith—made Charleston, 10,000 8. 8. Pierce, ’ : ‘ A. women—Mar- , Mabel Stillwell and © !doughnuts for Yanks in four days. | CROWNING TEETH WITH GOLD OR PORCELAIN ¥ this admirable de through decay beauty ing left but a imitate natur: For ¢ wn A tooth, rot, can, nef ne who wo! pen from 6 to 8 o'clock ev 305% fates! ace tal method many teeth badly broken down t appea ott Sundays. Beuc B Dentistry for Less Money dent are restored far gone of usefulness with a gold crown, and an ant with a porcelain crown, be made to closely Usefulness and to fill, can be saved to year jor tooth with noth- dd servi Over The ae Dine Store r 1601