The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1918, Page 8

P IT PUTS THE ‘PEP’ TONG WAR IS AGE 8 This w AN FRANCISCO wondert of fF € patre a « i Hing « nt tongman, ha It n v or rrested, charged with the tor Weakness f v The murdered Chinese was stand slephone pole when Y w ap te gir ‘ . mn. rat his head valids and and trigger. Five shot a " A \ ‘ cles Y t w t for new ak met Far and Near W OMEN Suffering from : News by Telegraph Nervousness and :,,.°"¢ Telephone Sick Headache o2cet.csr.'s ¢ the Pa who will w Admiral —lassitude, low spirits and | loss of appetite will find re- un: newed strength, brighter Japanese oysters can be velese in looks, better health and “ OR reg ees 5 clearer complexionsby using of Wash Beecham’s Pitts. They give . t years >» bas mul 9 pee you the very help you need, | ay.” . anv‘ure a natural aid to the) Mike Rafferty, of $17 King st.. re stomach, liver, bowels and Which was stolen. he mays, by a Jap blood. Gentle and positive anese, who represented himself to be b 2 *. . the hotel clerk and entered his in action, without any disa- °°. greeable after-effects — Use Patroiman KS, Johnson passed most of Chri he Queen » candy Queen e ave. ntly pad | locked himself in, a finding the oor open Mrs. I. Davidson, aged 4, who gave her address aa 1122 Hellevue a when she ordered $100 worth e ola » local department . e by *, tw held in the city jail o n charge. Police found ‘jcocaundenadieanbeiaall address to be false. everywhere, tn bones, 16s., 260. Marie Sawyer, charged with trans porting Nquor from Montana to Se h tried federal court. T jury wh the case Tuesday was un reach a verdict Cuts RELIEVE, HM BANDITS ROB STORE AS se SITHMA 3 Bee ; ve The men escaped in an auto out a license number. Police PLAIN on JEWELED ‘WRIST WATCHES DIAMOND DRIVE WORKERS REST ho have been drive, rested RINGS AND ; WATCHES preparatory to making forts Thursday, and con ALBERT HANSEN the remainder of the 1010 Ave. week, or until the $200,000 quota is raised, Red Cross workers PALACE HIP 7:22!" ANOTHER GREAT HOLIDAY SHOW TOMORROW LA VELLE FOUR| MAD MILLER “A MUSIC na MELANGE” |& Co. — Gertrude Dudley & Co. " eae “DAVE AND LILLIAN | ETHELMA GIRLS The Two Fast Steppers | Entertainers De Luxe THREE DUSENBURYS “Songs and Dances of the Late Midnight Revue” veareee Edith Roberts in “Set Free” Weekday Matinee 10¢ Evenings and Sundays 20¢ THEODORE ROBERIS §— U"% Eriaay and In “SUCH A LITTLE > “PIRATE” 7 You Get All the Thrills of an Oldtime Captain Kidd Story and a Newtime 0. U. Kid Story, Combined! [STAHL’S RESTAURANT 1216-1218 Fourth Avenue —————____’ Special Peace Christmas Dinner Served from 12 m. to 9 p. m. PREPARED BY HARRY STAHL HIMSELF. This means the best dinner in town. PRICE $1.25 | le, will be retried in the district THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC, 25, 1918 MEAT PRiC:S MAY BE i UP FOR MARKY YEARS MeeDougall/outhwick | (By United Pre LONDON, Dec, 14—(By Mail)—| October, 19 ' ‘ tne un SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET all I mally € ntroll have be supplied by the Unt memortes Jbillty States tr that in posal | prices may Ko ev er. M Germany tt ration was tw while = millior of families in th ounces a the close of th United States and Europe will be | fightin: ndinavia has no ” q | forced to continue meatioss meal k. Only in Denmark 4 | and days t pply adequate, Hollar Thia ia indicated in th Hrit ' 1 Italy a rt of a food ministry's urvey of the f 1 t i] depletion of « ir count nee Ger Aunt . | The surve inilar and bilo Sweden, De fats, milk, and the posslbility of soar and have or hort suppl ing prices of tea, coffee, rice, wa Harder to Control | pepper, all spices and many dry } groceries It ix the after-the-war tank of the lied food . food con and allied 9 pum Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses and "te Millinery Opens Tomorrow other, the cor a possible, a worldwide acta ble for food in the United States and other countries after peace is signed. More to Be Feared A most coWhtrios the controtier After-the-war price ne is began work tn 1917, T more to be feared than war profiteer- | preventing hicher prices is indicated . ing by the table, wht owe aroiitier ir its oats ticlans have compiled figures to show from the begit © war to the comparative increases in food | 191 ; ( ; Reduced from $25.00 Qe prices during the war ntrol of meat prices, however, | im * 4... Reduced from $29.75 19 75 42 oats and $29.75 to.......e 19.75 rease has t .. OLS. } xt of foo. The tantc| inoresding tip spel 59 C tg Reduced from $35.00 $25 00 now most short f food t t ne the supply This can be ear L4 ts sealed from July, 1914, of whict 6 only when the herds are tr . 2educed from $39.75 in >) Oa S and $45.00 to...... e o. ith to continue to kee; ir quccems | | July July July Oct.| will cause high prices in America and $69.75 to. 2s See ice ama’ | 72 Suits imager = 30-00 43 Coats Bsixestssoms” 365,00 Reduced from $39.75 clones, Tab lke beeen) ore be t aia cat avoertoan Masten 55 Suits and $45.00 to.. F, am $29. 75 69 Coats Reduced from $55.00 ” $49. 15 | 1914 1917 1 United Kingdom. 100 185 France ses 100 170 # and $95.00 to... Italy 100 «149 44 Shortage of tonnage eatly reduced United States 100 1} the tra rt of fodder during th te duced from $65.00 Qe 9 () Reduced from $115 95 seen jc 18 Biccctame ences were tort SH BEY SUItS tna $00.00 10... pO9. TO 10 Coats ina'siso'ter..2°.$95.00 The margarine, fate and Germany 1 Austria 100 depend on the $) milk » In Austria, It will be noticed, food | increase in the world’s cattle herds. | MUST CRY TWICE DAILY | Dresses TO HOLD DOWN HER JOB | : 64 Dresses m"s2.30'™? $15.00 19 Dresses. ini's015°' $19.75 | | 53 Dresses Bis in,% $29.75 | 15 Dresses fsiirn*” $35.00 13 Dresses te" $45.00 32 Dresses mission” $49.75 Blouses Millinery 100 Exclusive models of Crepe de Chine and ie M Georgette—$12.95 Blouses reduced to $7.95 792 Hats for women and children grouped —$9.95 ones to $5.75—87.95 ones to $4.95. into three lots at $5.00, $10.00 and $15.00. MACDOUGALL- SOUTHWICK, SECOND FLOOR U. s. Foresters in bray MEnt have Sone. with- France Get Gifts»: tern tor me American Forestr in Shell Blowup, Raising New Army a © n, which provided for them meee (My United Press) ‘welfare fund. More than| WATERTOWN, N. ¥Y., Dec. 25 WARSAW, Dec. 25.—Representa- WASHING an contributed to this fund, Six are dead and jured. as the | tives of the Bolsheviki are enlisting lumberjacks and for uses was provid Li 100,000 released Rus- from the United St for the boys in ut the woe loading mac sian prisoners in the new people's mies, w aoe nit other shells in a small bi army, it is reported. The returned Christmas in thet aid to be imbued with the f th olutionary movement er against the bourgeoisie in Germany and Russia the re 4 for shell loading at the| men are xe J. B. Wise Munition Co Two of the dead are wom morning Many members of the Oth engineer of foresters \- <2] KEPT ON TAKING IT | WHEN INFLUENZA “| BEGAN ITS ATTACK »|Had Built Up His System With Tanlac So Alverson Had Easy Time. A real good cry twice a day {s| good ph |p, @ necessity with Sarah n, emo- | Padden. tional actress at the Moor Eternal Barrier.” As the lone ph sketch of high Mtr Pad flood of tears evening perfor must be real t light is thrown there is-no chance ery properly To New Owners of VICTROLAS we extend a cordial invita- tion to avail themselves of Our Victor Record Service We devote an entire floor (third floor) to the proper demonstration of Victor Records— the Demonstration Rooms are glass-parti- tioned, sound-proof, and perfectly ventilat- ed—Comfort Always. We maintain a Big Stock of Victor Records Our corps of demonstrators will gladly play staged in whi should ” in| appears. CATALONIA IS a A new bill opens at the Second ave and you may! Four head the new 1 musical number th elle, former grand opera r role time. I had an awful pr no my chest, right under my breast from strait-| bone, and it got so bad at times I and other restraining de- thought I would die. 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