The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 9

Founder of the Be- vani Opera Com- pany, Famous Bas and Eminent Vocal Instructor, adds His SoLOELLE pany and a prominent shipping man n by the board of county com County officials « te hin a portation problems arte ft the uisition of t ha reaned from an attack of neuralgia t it war leratood that } uld the poat befo a ppoin tr mad u $3,000 a | . Ford haa beer tired from tt The Tone-Coloring business for some time Solo Player Piano. in handling the trar : mo dowbt that the So. le can do anything that the aside greatest pianist cen do erfect technique, the most delicate Details of the w . o take | f nwances; and, adove all, the fact that @ person of taste can put hia p by the board with M ' PF oven individwal interpretation into the instrument, and obtain from ‘ as he rec from ore it just ewoh reewlts aa he desires. - 1 i “As @ means of self-accompaniment for singers who do not play Krist Kou t mmi | the Soloeite should be imvaiuadle. As an educator of the popular sione t ant ears, wh | far to the highest achievements in was at peded t Thoma ™ A ! Piano music, J should say it hay n onday, has been appointed m 1 equal afi Ze Ante laine’ oneey, has ' Bigs | The Soloelle is the most wonderful of all musical instruments —to Maron was reappointed head of hear it is to be amazed—to play it is to be at once convinced of ity ae : plied vast supernonty. pe alt fficer and FINST—The set ts ar. fords complete ot i Melody amt Accom: sec OND— The r that To and essence of musical Chickering SOLOELLE Bacon SOLOEBLLE Mont Washburn SOLOFLLE Terms as desired—Other Third Avenue Corner University APOLLO—MASON & HAML i Apression, piano SOLOELLE a SOLOFI Ue aed PAPER the Fw not # get > gE heada. 4 ae Mamiin’s as y wi two parts water If you haven't at drugeiats and tt This treatment sets up an defense ot SOLOELLE [BOB Tag GRIP, INFLUENZA e part W using an an atomizer, the throat and snuff the mixture up n into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 30c. If fied, return the bottle and Guaranteed. SPANISH INFLUENZA~JUST GRIP; CAMOUFLAGED UNDER A NEW NAME «:: Most Authorities Now Agree That This Disease is Simply the Old-Fashioned Grip, the Same That Has Swept Over the World Times Without Number. the United States Has Had Five Epidemics. fhe Last Epidemic in 1889-) back briween tne wh 90 Came From Russia by 4 Way of France and Was ! 3 Given a French Name, La Grippe. This Time It Comes By Way of Spain. } ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE ey j Spanish influenza h appeared fm Spain in May. | No j world k @ rune Fefers to an epider Which is regarded. been influ: a THE sYMPTOMS or influenza, as it is now usually begins w a d by aching, feveriahness and etimes n nd dizziness, and & general @epression 300 to 10%, acts from Kerms attack the mucous membran Or lining of the air passages—nos throat and bronchial tubes—there is usually & hard cough, ¢ iy bad ight, oftentimes a # is, and frequent ces of a severe h und render them much better breed these reas that the pat Wis strengt EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS In order to stimulate the Hning © . 8 nasag: » throw off the DEriD & Iphiegmn ne a poRub is ro Avo ny FREE ing and inhale th absorbed through and ‘stimulates the skin lood to the n relieving surface th ingestion THE DIse FROM COLDS. olds, as coldn Then Opposite Pantages Theatre 3 : Far and Near ce Tena ; News by Telegraph $ and Telephone Wiksrd Gets Beltable,| croc terea ee , Antiseptic Preventive wiy Gropping, accordir lemica apr: Joseph Latham, years in several times & gene s office Ph br gard Oil and | chiet dep Guaaty Rineneee atomizer Frank W “Frank J. Cassidy Farrar st. has gargie . electrician, filed as c council. H andidate in the race AEN seventh « “Thirty Thousand Miles in China” Chest colds and sore throat lead | ig the subject on which Dr. Charles to grip. Stop them at once with K. Eamunds, ent of the Can Wiaard Ot! before they can develop ton Christi w sk at the Un Wednenday students ore now enrolied with the extension depart money back m of the University of Wa. conatipa or have sick | ington he? Just try Witard Liver Mountaineers will meet at the Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30¢ Women's University « Jan, 24 Mrs. Henrietta Scotland, col >t guilty of is Forbes, “Cobb. hig wage surgeon, has left for the Fast t c work at the Mayo Bros.’ i not a tract of land miles square in all France that Ameri ince 1831 | "ith Ame houses, and roads. 0. 4. C. Dutton hag been chosen president and P first vice p ¢ King County Humane societ K. K. MeLean, city Melbourne Goerner sident; of sider blades t engineer of Australia, in in & on @ tour of America to stud power conditions Thirty-four Northwestconstructed the United States shipping Atlantic Atlantic waters Ena thee first of the New Year's in and thu Jewel ial FOR PANIC the Odd Fellows’ temple r panic Pine st ve en will be guest ri ederson, bus Bay four hun ‘@ ch dang residenc at atta , Tuesday night of heart . failure. He was 60 of age rhe drags an Proble lecture ti Prof. Ri urd holz. of histor erwit of Wash ngton at the club luncheon at the Ma sonic club Wee noon Judge George Donworth will be the speaker at the Y. M. C. A. free tion classes Thursday eve natura Mrs, Ma wife of local newspaper hospital from yan attack of I ry M. Simonds, mond pneumonia, follo fluenza yneral services for Daniel Johan r paasag secretary treas Kelez Shipbuilding corpora were U. S. TO USE 12 MORE SHIPS IN THIS REGION BREMERTON, Jan. 15.—Fe of the go" the dees ernme mar nore merchant ship: wa, only 1 be taken over by the na na re re merchant PLAN SOLDIER HOTEL for a for soldiers and sailor proposed club will be a cussed at a session of th Seatth board of councils of patriotic ser: | vice, to be held Thursday, & p, m in room 409, county-elt building. TRANSFER LU, 8. BOATS The Edgemont, 9,600-ton freighter ind Western Knight 800 ton both bulig in Seattle, have been ifle Steam turned ov@p to the F the! [ship company for operation by United States shipping board, was the ©* C. FORD IS APPOINTED HEAD OF COUNTY FERRY SYSTEM| A FINE APPOIN MENT! The Star congratu lates the county commi sioners, and the people, plendid attitude taken in connection with the management of the on the ferry system he fi hat they vere g to appoint a man hom they be lieved efficient, regard les of political influ ences, is far more im portant even than the fact that J. C. Ford, the man whom they select- ed, is said to be one of the best shipping men on the coast Unfortunately, the I ¢ commissioners cannot be ngratulated on all their appointment manner retired $3,000 county | lo Mr. Ford, a man who had re busine ind to whom the salary of is not an inducement, the thanks, to begin with, for } \ It is to be hoped that he { with the d public ame eye tov good a Ford owes undertaking this public will manage publ PEACE TO RULE ON WATERFRONT -. Es PAYSSE MAY BE PORT MANAGER ther t of Seattle evert the commission ernment or retain t was debated at a ne port comminsioners Wednesday after hoon A. A. Payane, port warden far the past six ye 1 the afta ae would ma a ® pla a a tte Y. M. C. A. WORKERS IN PARIS UNDER ARREST PARIS 1 P oeftel misappropria % & 6 4 MCA CHAPIN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS IN PRISON NEW YORK, Jar Char form New York I entenced t Dr. King’s sonmer Chapin sh paint the 16 f Septembe ft t ROBS THEATRE ACROSS ."** STREET FROM POLICE! «<i ALT LAKE cITy Jan air, a erackaman worked four vt Pres : : : The Burden Two hundred be of intoxicants whe ru treat vevecevee Wet weather Shoes that will perfectly dry. you. nallard ave, Mallard ave. " | Carl Schermer MeCormack’s, 522 Second ave. London's, Rogers & Co, 10 H. M. Ri 1 Times square Kirst ave, i | at She | Jacob Murwits Hoyts, 1402 Third nve. Denham-Strebiau, 1403 Third av. Wallin & Nordstrom, 14 oe ‘ ond ave we Seventh Av BRINGS SILK CARGQ =n THN PIR SHOULD TAKE nder a gua or money bac rves direct! eplessness and gen wing remarkable removes the danger of neglect C alae THE SHOE THAT DEFIES PREJUDICE: Treat your feet to a pair of keep them ‘The. Te Sole Shoes are for sale Be the to rilowing stores: O8 Main at 10l Firat ave. 8, 2001 First ave le, 1014 Iirat ave, Mercantile v 1600 Pike place Mawn ay Trade Mark and the Union stamp SUPERIOR SHOE MFG. CO. Senttle, | ” | | 7 | Ma | , | | | | | | i TH ntal mer PHOSPHATE ans thing that will sup as the or ¢ known among drug "iy feeding and by supply swith the necessary bitro- f the appear- fre flesh-growing wa COUGH AND COUGH AND COUGH? Discovery | | | ronehial Coceverccoccsscocesscccsseccceccscccsscveceesooooseoceeee MeDotgall-/euthwick SECOND STREET Annual January Sale of Men’s Furnishings RINGS the business man— $5.00 and $6.00 P: mas $3.50. Mercerized cotton and Seco silk, well tailored and cut to aecur ate proportions. Three suits for $10.00. Sizes 15 to 47. $2.00 Nightshirts $1.65. Of heavy twill muslin, in sizes 15 to 17. 10¢ Sox 35¢. Broken lines of Mercerized and Lisle Sox in white, gray, tan, black, navy, cordo- n and Palm Beach. 8 10 to 1114. Three pairs $1.00. 50 Silk Sox 95e. avy, durable silk in white, black or tan. Sizes 10 to 111%. $1.00 Cashmere Sox 75c. Fine cashmere in black, Oxford and natural. Sizes 10 to 111%. $8.95 and $10.00 Shirts $6.50. Silk Shirts of su- perior quality material and tailoring. Sizes 14 to 1714. Selection of stripe patterns. Men’s Shirts $4.85, Fine Silk and Linen and Fiber Silk Shirts in plain colors and stripe patterns. Sizes 14 to 17. Three for $1 January Sales of Notions Needful Supplies Countles able savings. of the apprec involved i Sewing Silk, 50-yard spools, black only, 3 for 10c. Cotton 50 only 6 for Kerr's Luster Twist, black or white, all siz $00-yard spools, 10c. Darning Cotton, Coats’ Thread, size 400-yard spools, silk finish, in white, black and colors, 3 for 10¢. Knitting Cotton, odd sizes only, 4 for 25c. Cc. B. Imported Darn- ing Cotton, highly mer- cerized, white and col- ors, 6 for d Cotton, 45- black only, Darning yard spools, 3 for Se. Mending Wool, Dex- Cashmere, white, and colors, 6 for ok sting Cotton, 250- pools, sizes 50, 60 yard and 70, 6 for Middy Ls several colors, 4 for Corset Lace&S, tubular, 5-yard lengths, white, 6 for es Oo. N. Crochet Cot- ton, odd colors, 6 for 25c. Mercerized Elastic, in white or black, %g-inch, 2 yards for 15e. Fancy Suit and Coat Buttons, 4 to 12 on card, 8 cards 25c. Pearl Buttons, 4-hole and fish-eye pat- terns, 6 to 12 on card, 6 cards for ‘and Sewers usual, AVENUE AND PIKE } the finer quality furnishings to men at definite savings. The soldier or sailor who wants to get back to civilian clothes for every man who can look farther than pres- ent requirements, this January Sale is a real opportunity. $3.50 and $4.00 Shirts 2. Silk stripe madra and jacquard figured ma- aK terials in qualities of ex- ceptional worth. Sizes 14 to 17. $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts $1.15. A lot of Shirts that includes all a man could wish for in the way of every-day Shirts. Stiff cuff and soft cuff, in mad- rases, crepes and percale hirtings. Sizes 14 to 17. $5.00 Flannel Shirts at $3.50. For the outdoor man motoring, golfing or work. Excellent qual- ity in gray or blue, with flat or military collar Sizes 141% to 17. $2.00 Knit Silk Ties in plain colors. $2.00 and $2.50 Ties at $1.65. Domestic and im- ported silk Four-in-hands in exclusive patterns. The silks are of those heavy, durable qualities. 65¢ Ties at 95c. stripes or Paris Garters 50c. Silk Suspenders Cambrie Handkerchiefs, full size, well made, 70c half dozen; $1, dozen. —MarDougall-Southwick, THESE yearly January Notion Sales are achievements in many articles, These savings extend to dependable MacDougall - So woman will find it to her advantage to buy a supply now of things she will need during the coming months. bought regularly by Pearl Buttons, first quality, 24- to 36-line sizes, 6 to 12 on card, 3 cards for 25c. Pearl Buttons, odd cards of many sizes and kinds, 4 cards for 10c. Celluloid Buttons, in white and black, 3 to 6 on card, 6 cards for 10c, Rick-Rack Braid, sizes to 45, 6 yards in piece, 2 pieces for 35c. Pearl Button self shank, 24 on card, 10¢ a card. Wash Trimmings, many colors, &-yard pieces, 6 for 25c. Lingerie Braid, with elf - threading bodkin, rd pieces, 3 for 25c with 25c. Lingerie Tape, s bodkin, 6 for Tailors’ Tape Meas- ures, 60-inch, reversible, for 10c, black sizes, 3 Snap Fastener: or white, odd doz. for 10¢. Hooks and Eyes, in black or white, 6 cards for 25¢ Silk Belting, black or white, three widths, 2 yards for 25¢e. Sew-On Hose Support- ers, women’s; flesh or 2 2 white, 2 pairs 25c. Childre Hose Sup- porters, heavy weight, four sizes, 2 pairs 25e. Kid Curlers, excellent juality, 2 dozen 25c. —MaeDougall-Soutbwick, Pirst every many $6.00 and $6.50 Bath- robes & Warm, me- dium-weight blanket cloth robes of qualities and col- ors a man wants. $18.50 Silk Bathrobes $10.00. Companionable af- fairs for a man’s home hours. $5.65 and $7.50 Bath- robes $4.95. Terry cloth robes in fancy stripes. $4.00 Union Suits $2.95, Wool-mixed garments in natural gray. Regular and outsizes; 36 to 44. $6.50 to $8.00 Union Suits $4.95. Wool and silk and wool, in regular and stout si Well tailored and pre-shrunken, $1.15 ers at 85c. cottan - ribbed garments. Shirts, sizes 34 to 46; Drawers, 32 to 44. $2.50 and $3.00 Shirts and Drawers $2. Nat- ural gray garments, com- prising the odds and ends of several lines. Thor- oughly tailored and shrunken. Full range of sizes in the assortment, but not in each line in- cluded. Shirts, 34 to 46; Drawers, 32 to 44. Just Inside the Door. Heavy Men's Shop, woman, are sold at lines. The merchandise uthwick quality. Every Hump Hairpins, as- sorted sizes to package, 3 packages for 10c, s it Hairpins, crimped, 25 to box, 2 for 15c. Shell Hairpins, 6 to 12 in a box, 5 2 boxes for 15c. Wash Cloths size, 6 for 25c. Pins, full medium 300 count, 7 papers for . Baby Dimple Safety Pins, sizes 0 to 214, 3 dozen for 25c. Sanitary Belts, quality cotton sizes 26 to 30, Hair Nets of human cap shape, 3 for best elastic, 20¢. 25e. Sleeve Protectors, in white or black, 25¢ pair. Steel S ry sizes up to 6-inch, 45c. Whisk Brooms, made, 35ce. Silk-covered Hat Wire, or white, 3-yard well ble pieces, 3 for 25e. Cloth Brushes, with black enameled handles, 2 for Slipper Trees, spring, hardwood 2 pairs for 15c. Art Gum, the ideal dry cleaner, 3 for 25c. Wright's Silver Cream, large ja 20¢. Knitting Needles, amber, several sizes, 20¢ a pair. Steel Knitting Needles, standard gauge, 5 for lde. me. steel tips,