The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 4

j “AGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC, 18, 1918. lien _ _ ° : oF ei a EC A FLEE EE LE hh hay | ae ttn 6,000 “CALLERS” WILL HELP STARTAIRMAIL '% m WUC 4 \ Qe nua == TAKE RED CROSS ROLL CALL CHICAGO TONY. ‘MUSICAL CHRISTM AS GIFTS Public Must Be Careful Megha “ : ar } eo , Make your gift a useful one. Amusical instrument is the acme 9 : ; of delightful gifts. ™ coe: Mandolins at From $50 tno exter Down to $4.75 t ; There are three wonderful values at : howe, and $6.25, $8.75 and $15.00 a - . 0 — Is ¢ ew bashing: he eho ie capes yt rk in your blood R t : * se ae = «Soldiers, Home eee alae eens Shot ae eran dhciens Tenor Banjos $25, $15 4 | aa and $10.85 i 1 : bow ; A full line of — and all fittings, : ‘ : ih ce é These mon are in charge of the house to house roll call for the Hed Cross. They are, from left to | union Both Hawaiian Gutters or the Spanish . w right, B. 1, Sehwarts, W. G. Mann a nd Walter Alexander, {return tr style. Prices $50 to $5.50 = Ss, 6, GWENTO 4 STATE MEN fH VASHINGTON, Dee. i teuathalex, Gan’ -aneg 3 i na Cok Reginald 3 m of a, George Dougtas witt, macist’s mate, of Harrington, Littiejehns, Allie! War Review and Sergt. Ralph Ethier, of Topper } Ie, 25¢, 75e, $1; Mats 100, 5c, M.2ta f i8h. have been awarded the ¢ t guished service cross gor herolsm in Orlow Vaudeville the service. ME HONOLULL -” N ROWLAND & HOWAKDS Allegorical Saccess “WHICH ONE SHALL I Marry?” Nights, 36 War Tax ~ T Matson m 4 steamers were t te-Honolulu run onrErem ard & Madison Week EvyY’s Now Playtnc, A FUN—GIRLS—MEL Maj. spruce cut governmer: Olympic sula, addressed the Rotary luncheon Wednesday noon. harge tions for the “. Teer PRICES—Nights Bbe-35e, Mat penir club » Holidays), y but Mon: 2be Thurs), 1 Mats 2:20; Nw McILRAIN HAS RECOVERED PALACE | HIP "aceasoh, reper Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 covered Fred Hubbard and Associated cording to Players in “PiNcHEeD” 5 Other Big Hip Acts Feature Photoplay: Louixe Hoff in © "Rrether Dear Charmer” Weekday Mats Me; Byes NEW PANTAGES Mats 2:30; Nights 7 and 9 “THE CANNIBAL MAIDS” Jungle Munieal Comedy PORTER J. WHITE & CO. in “The Visitor.” EXPERIENCED AND SKILLED Other Features General Admission, WAITE THE WORDS th A oUNG Write the words for a song Tevise song-poems, com id guarantee to # na royalty basis publisher the We prescribe, grind and fit glasses and can make cate any lens on short Established 1998 CURRY OPTICAL CO. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 2002 Argade Bldg. Third Floor “omposing id, Broad- ork, N. ¥ 5,500 Cakes Golden West Vanilla Watch Friday’s Papers. Fitsgera id New Y way at Times 84, ~—Advt. MUNYON: Ss Lae Regulate without Brandy or Rum —two of the new Crescent Flavors for Christmas Dainties they give the right taste to plum pudding, brandy sauce, mince pies and other delicacies formerly flavored with liquors. These remarkable Crescent Imitation Flavors BRANDY RUM EGGNOG “BUTTER may be reliable easy to use a cent Vanilla or any one 61 Crescent Flavors. As of the purchased from any C grocer. *Crescent Butter Flavor is another success from the Crescent Laboratory. 14 teaspoonful to the cup of lard or any cooking oil insures and completes good taste in food prepared with lard or with but- ter substitutes, giving the rich effect of best butter in all baking, cooking, salad dressings. _ Recipes for Rum Pudding, Mince Pie, Brandy Hard Sauce without Butter furnished with bottle. Also on request. Crescent Manufacturing Company, Seattle, U. S. A. Join the Red Cross—All You Need is a Heart and a Dollar. At $15.00, $7.00, $6.00, $5.06 and $3.50 Banjo Ukuleles All accessories in stock. Violins From $5.85, $6.25, $7.00, $10.00, $15.00 to $125.09 0 per cent home honor « ard to | ¢ splay in a front window | the — Boys Under 16 Altho the } $12.75, $11.00, $8.00 ° - Aer maeabesthigt Coo sears tar ose | teen aeechene ak bentcren tes _in One res Cornets $2.50, $3.50, $5.00, £3.00 to $30.00 000 Red Cross memberships for) the manifold detalles of getting an | 14 ¢ in the Seat Holton and other makes, All sizes from $5.00 up Music Stands From 68c up. Metronomes From $4.35 up Trombones $15 and up pers, have been W. R. Alexander and W. G ard, of the war work __ FALLEN FOR FREEDOM IE Mann of the ing until ever attle #hip committee Toy Pianos 85e and up Bos sTane Pi 1519 Third Avenue Between Pike and Pine OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS ment is ship mt of the boys not al com “Me y Werel6 yearn of age t the achool records te Parents upheld falsehood, because many of the ained when ne nor pension o ‘ pated nes ~ received or dix Total Mieitnaes per Casualties to Date Killed In action (including 398 at sea) 92nd Division to Continue Abroad WASHINGTON, ehment « Missing In action (luciuding prisoners) Total to date Sasa aeneeiaiemeaniiiataeiieriaceet san aiarascrmceerensten nome ne mene a mnee K i PT TT yy —————— ' 3 IStS LOMe all ut Dr. Wilson Stays i I del next : kin Mre, Ham j iets ee. oe It pays you to pat- cae ere ronize a dentist who is All Work Private Fred 8 responsible. Guaranteed Cor The atmosphere of Every method is at ; A this office is one of re- hand to perfectly ster- Private Cart i Ray ar wine hanes finement. ilize every instrument. mt a ! » a irs, May = = es ; aun smmaceage re - ae fee Sones Lady atéendants at We use every oa Corp. Sig AY. Lare ss am Hi. Lar all times. less method possi ible to ii WOUNDED sLIGHT! ae 5 use, and that is recog: tto A. De Long kent. Mothers can send nized by all men of Wiikk aes ee their children and reputation. SECTION NO, 2 know they will receive KILLED IN ACTION careful attention, a i William G, Hodge mtraite a AY pin | H Corp. Marry 1 , a a ae caus Meese. cag 11. Lewis | The demand of today is sanitation. t race: oar sc he Best Dentistry at R ble Pri t pags Sch “TE oowwem — T Offer the Best Dentistry at Reasonable Prices MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES + | I have maintained these prices throughout the past years when every excuse possible was at hand to raise |] ees ye ony a wr gy them, and I bid for your work on a basis of good, honest, fair dealing. I use the best materials, and I t Dent? : . House the best methods in my practice. I have tried to please each and every patient, and today 1 am in better g nded «shape to give not only equal dentistry to what I have given during the past years, but I aim to improve, 8 ENLISTED MEN |B am doing so every day. There is no office which keeps up to date better than I, and I am in such a condition 9 nded Hy Bi that my office has no real competition in quality. a rf Bridgework ? — Best Crowns $5.00 BestBridgework $5.00 DIED OF WoUNDS + . petite John te Pate sits. antes bain im Best Plates $10.00 Cleaning Teeth $1.00 : WOUNDED smvenrLy i) i i inati slate Wilk A eit sptrew rae Painless Extracting 50c Examination Free FI ited acon. enamine a Free Extracting for Plate’ a i a 5 What I Can Clai : $$ DENTISTS & at I Can Claim : In order t duce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the eat co Twelve years of success in Washington. I have saved hundreds and thousands of Washington people hun- and strongest plate known, covers ver lo of the roof of the uth; @ dreds of dollars by having real business system whereby I can give the best dentistry at a really reasonable gj corn off the cob; guaran- ie price, and I am doing the same thing in Seattle. I know that the average small office cannot compete with on 4 my prices, but why should you pay high prices for lack of efficiency? Some think, I know, that by so doing § a they are receiving better and more careful work, but we can and will disprove this feeling after a trial. H ‘9 & Why lose money because you are skeptical? Why do T succeed unless I give satisfaction? | Platina Fillings s1.00 id yy hy is my twelfth year my largest year in business? Obey that ever insistent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson today. a Painioss Extracting Bree With a Other Worle a years. Have impression taken tn the a West of! paved by our il 2 a a 4 early pat Open Sundays From 9 to 12 fer Working People fa OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS a ssn 207 UNIVERSITY ST, Opposite Fraser-Patersem Us