The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1919. EEE EEEENEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeee | ~~") King George Sends $20,000 Case Won last week of the January sale— —the great success of this sale is reflected in the remarkable results of last week! — we are determined to make a complete clearance of hundreds of articles, and this last week of the sale will show even greater reducings on the constantly changing sale articles! —the FURNITURE, CARPET, RUG and HOUSEFURNISHINGS DEPART- HEARD NEWS SPEAKER CLARKE avn pre KR patric IdahoI « SENATOR BOK ue fi In mar out paralte MENTS each contribute remarkable} "0000. 0.0%: striking values for the homefurnisherl! Jo) oii sess —we urge early and often coming these Jn ee os last six days to secure advantage Off ii these unusual offerings! site Federation ef Labor / gy “your credit is g here is a credit at JANUARY SOTVICS— [Fi iii Viiv preminens in the progressive party—He cha that eliminates every nged the <nind and cor * SALE prices! —an unuswal, distinctive feature o¥ this sale is that credit is extended on the JANUARY i SALE prices! —this is an exceptional opportunity tor the element of annoyance, embarrassment and worry to the homefurn- isher! a service that is broad, ; liberal, simple, digni- fied and carries with it embodied the best that absolute satisfac- he tion that is the widely known feature of this store—your store! hanna FURNITURE CO. adership JANE ADDAMS— Mr things In Amert Roosevelt an homefurnisher! = sistant United States Attorney Gener al—Rooneveit —make selections this week STANDARD ur im the gov aune at awakening Among the 1 by hrn Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattle L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101 to 111 S. Beventh St., Tacom arse ple ra lwae nw JUDGE senmaatan wait of his will always stand ma SCORES LISTER OLYMPIA, Jan. 6.—Because of his refusal to sign a petition of the Woman's national party, demanding LESS buy the value : that the te pasa the suffrage | “ | amendment, Gov. Ernest Lister, of | Ww ington, had better “seek reser | vation in his storm cellars,” accord ing to the Baltimore Sun, a copy | which was received at Olympia Sat urday While at a convention of ernora at Annapolis recently, | Lister was accosted by members of | the women’s party, some of whom are conducting a watch fire in front of the president's mansion to force o mtrong le own and partion He out as having bad the courage of his convt tions.” ne UNITED STATES ATTORNEY ROBERT €. SAUNDERS—tn the jeath Of ex-President Roosevelt, the United States has ne of ite mont remar public characters, and the world a man who, in bis period of Power, perforsned great services for the world has declared that what the Sum states is correct TO REMOVE DANDRUFF || { : Get a amall bottle of Danderine at any drug store for a few cents, pour | . a little into y 4 and rub we |MAN MOORE— nto the scalp with the finger tips | 87" be rememt By morning most, if not all, of thia|A™erican and a awful scurf will have disappeared. |“ did more than pr Two or three applications will de |*!** to ar the bit Jandruff; stop| COUNCILMAN they scalp itching and falling hair. Roosevelt wi will ab as a staunch strong character ably any one ise the pu conscience. A. FF. HAAS— 1 go down in histe ment, “The governor (Lister) told women they could atroy every do aa ry as ne of the greatest Americans of all He | tire. hax been called every m standpatter to over-pro bi 1 things for yal to the repul NTA BK MANN, death will be a to the world. He © strongest force and CONTROL : cy ete ee A AXE eae Pat * re am : a 2% ea saa a1 if a At the, FLORENCE UPsTams| STORE: | Second and Union, GRIP, INFLUENZA Hamlin's Whard Oil a Reliable, Antiseptic Preventive GoodJobs* EveryDolla : What Better Task could a Dollar be given than to Earn Something for its owner? SAVE MONEY WHERE —that's true saving Keeping tt where tt will not ———— «SO earn more is mere hoarding — and only misers TT_WILL EARN MONEY hoard their money. START SAVING WITH US ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 15th, 1919 end we will credit pou with Metdenda from January 10t, 1919 influer During roat several times a t Wizard Oil and the, and in Ci ‘hare ean te oo roat lead at Jat with on Our funds are inverted only In First Mortgages on at snd Government Benda And the aflatré of thie Inatitution. as 6 Merwal Inertation are strict State laws And as for the Earning Power of the Dollars entrusted to us— t from 4 atinfied, re our money back inte for 300 bottle , B For over Eightoon Yours ee ‘ i very dotias shares equitably te itl aden a hace hana Des cee o ts conseten mnatipated or have sic Wizard Liver SEZBOURCES OVER TWO AND ONE MAL MILLION DOLLARS PUGET SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATON A. F. ANDERSON, President © W. CAMPBELL View Pree. - Sec'y ADOLPH F LINDEN, V-Pres. + Treas CORWIN & SHANK, Counsel POUNDED 1901 Bours Pam So4 THIRD © PIKE 3rd &University | WHAT THEY SAID WHEN THEY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN ere CLARENCE REAMES, Special Aw | of what |! | COUNCILMAN WILLIAM HICK. 2 epidemics spray | “CONGRESS WILL MEET ie YANKS AND “Y" His Condolences by Municipality LONDON, Jan, 6—King George 5 pre IT th 1] fe, Massachusetts | ae ; : nd. } dor Ko ane ‘a » ™«) Moonshine Hearing 1 we t) To Be Held Monday 5 mn @ REPRESENTATIVE Melon G, Pimasces : . ' - | MICK, MlinolyTho greatest Amer PROMOTE G. B. MAINE ® ‘ vheae preache nat n of time lon I am gric G. BE, Maine, employe at t Dex tr t , t 1 ats a NATOR CHAMBERLAIN ele : i ; nager f the t : ’ w cal have had diff t what wa ing that af Acneric n hin hear and typleal:| admired him, re ow JOHNSON—1 SENATON HIRAM FEDERAL JUDG MAN—T? ) of ( tual prime nonal lc Re and at * and t intry elt, in hin the nenith of his His life was full of th power for good. at our » tiltle the ken home who anagher great COUNCILMAN W. D. LANE— , er © which ¢ Roone in American polit MURPHINE, Superin- bile Utlities—The bent Amer “i the as no other mar SONA Hin © America MAYOR HAN has panned great Amer eo wan tu and # JUDGE boyy TA people « nl fered a great him seemed t than any standard of civi he honest cousnens in government CLAUDE ©, RAMSAY, County Comminsioner—Koowevelt war one « the greatert ane. While bh made enemies, there waa never ar question as to his rugged American: | lam. JUDGE CLAY ALLEN — There! never was any timidity about Roose | velt's Americaniam. He was one of} | the most courageous men of our his | | tory ! | seper cALWIN, 8. HALL—| | Roosevelt's policy of the square deal was one of the shining lights of his character | PERCY THOMAS, County Clerk— Roosevelt's courage nade him one of | the greatest men of his age | ALFRED LUNDIN, Prosecuting Attorney—Roosevelt's foresight was the foundation of his wonderful stateamanship, His courage in one! of my 4K JUDE A. W. FRATER—While I have not always agreed with Roose velt's policy he Was a wonderful man r | RANK 5 | County Council of Defense—tiis fear | leone stand on his beliefs made Roose aw v one of the world’s famous men. | JUSTICE BRINKER — Roosevelt | was a wonderful man, and while/| an were perhaps rad ical and impulsive, he always had the t and welfare of his country at heart JUDGE RONALD—Rooseveit, the | man, was impulsive, progreasive, the prica 3 1, KELLEHER, Chairman! of the Beard of Directors of Seattle National Bank— 1 tinguish great purpose often outran sound judg | ment lle believed in himeelf, his! Night long, he waa unable oe the du low in other lehts | JOSEPH SWALWELL, Union Na | Bank—With the death | — ~ of » country has los j of | ahead of his time. WITH MAYOR HANSON The King county reconstruction congress will meet in t ffice of Ma county-city building Monda ing to prepare a pro introduction at the state etion congress in Tacoma. of the city and county! ments 6 for Ta Thursday (7m wet? 10c fe ofe} | BAR of BARS “Once you try, again and again you'll bay” PLAIN OR JEWELED wRIS WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES n ALBERT HANS 1010 Second Ave. ROOSEVELT'S LAST MESSAGE 4 IS PLEA FOR AMERICANISM ; No vihignes Allegiance oe sone 1. the tmn wood tal OT CONTROL 'ND00 McA g f lates bimm STATES HAVE N OVER FR RATES, SAYS be treated An exact equality w WASHINGTON reduce two. three or four a week without exercise, crt injene of any unpleasant effect _ r. If too fat, try this tor McAdoo Bad Teeth Do Not Bring Toothache Alone If they did it would be bad enough— but unfortunately it is true that they bring many things that are far worse than the most severe toothache. Some of the things that are fre- quently caused by bad teeth are: STOMACH DERANGEMENTS, NEURITIS, EYE TROUBLE, THROAT TROUBLE, EAR TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM, ETC., ETC. ~ And the trouble is that a great many times a person won’t know what is causing the trouble, and will vainly take medicines and treatments when the whole trouble is located in tiny pus sacs around the roots of a diseased tooth. DR. L. R. CLARK When you come to this office you | get the best dental advice and service that it is possible to get anywhere. Every member of our staff is a gradu- ate registered dentist, who has grad- uated from the best dental colleges and passed the examination of the State Dental Board. Every one of them has his certificate from the State Dental Board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. You Will find it very much to your advantage to come in at once and let one of these experts give your teeth a thorough examination. If you have bad teeth, his experienced eye will at once locate the seat of the trouble. And the best part of it is that we can put your teeth right without hurt- ing you a bit. We have brought our system of painless dentistry to such a point of perfection we are now able to guar- antee to do practically any and all kinds of dental work without hurting the patient a bit. You will find our prices the lowest. We guarantee all work. We use the very best of materials. Don’t you think it is about time you gave yourself the advantage of good | teeth? REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Corner Third and Union, In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES.