The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1919, Page 8

MOVE ON FOOT — TOBLOCK THE ed From Page One Rew army, Wa such that she would © Peed it more than two weeks Tm addition, it is known that the transport system was in a state of com When the armistice w rolling stoc autome and turned over to the allies since Would render inenobile any Germany might gather Using Common Sensé )The French, it is cha in op American concession oring the ¢ Americans ly trying to apply the rule of sense. For instance, in is signed are manufacturing France and Want German factories to be impotent until France is thoro- Festored industrially and able to te on an equal basis the British and Americans that France is handi thru wanton destruction by Dut the question aris p how money may be Germany for reparat Is not permitted tog it And there is a ity that Germany's delicately d political situation may be} d by unjust measures and whole country thrown into PAnother fact contributing to the is that early statements re indemnity claims On the idea of taking terrt in Hea of money it has become evident that | ‘Old “grabbing policy” wil! not be ited, adjustment of ideas has necessary. services for "Joseph : @ local steamehip man. held Wednesday at Bonney-| "s. t A Will Do The Demand of the Day In Sanitation that patient brings doze: and have in mind. I live for yourself. way for me to make thes a large volume of busines transient dentist. Iam a sand dollars placed in thi short-sighted business po! margin of profit. dust Think What In other offices you are paying ten and even more, and we have the same educa- tion and qualifications as any dentist in this city. It is impossible for a dentist to use peer material than I The Best It would i» effort make good my claim actual investment at Office has nothing mor THE BEST Other dentists, especially the best, are using th plate in the same w way. 1 guarantee Cleaning Teeth, $1. The thorough cleaning of a fit Pain DR. J. T. 810%, FIRS! Opposite Colman Building. WORLD LEAGUE : high prices, that you know. I make free examinations. anything but quality, especially on such a dollars in advertising what 5 cov Bridgework | $5 ume mate your teeth and the ext hou © de | Aviator to Try Flight Over the YNN} The trial did not take place yester lay bee 4 broken guide Tam a for the tr Sun my bearit 1 can make who will transa trip Micelli an army and F. 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The little of hard r carried In last a lifetime > th 1 Hyome n, and now you t in over the gerr w shing where it of ban were | oo" pie axant to br Tt ts guara bronchitis, « and colds or cleans minutes Sold by here. ward, needed. any druggist mation of the law firm of M h will hia son. the latter “ie will su pour a few ned by the antisep out a stuffed up head in tw Rartell Drug Co. and drug tfit, IncInding inhaler His dayr were wch av are It is es mech to stand Leading, mens pirer CL This for You in Dentistry I guarantee good wi 1 guarantee the best material, \ I guarantee my advertised price, and doing these three things, all I ask is your patronage in re- turn. I have every thing to offer that is possible for any den- tist to offer and my reputation and name is more valuable than any dentist in Seat- tle, as it is worth more. Just Think What Satisfaction Today I have a practice to be proud of and I am building every day. My ad brings one patient and I am not charging You can read them up to them. You can see The only prices possible is to do ss. Remember, I am no permanent business house ns. in Seattle, with an investment of above ten thou- is office, and it would be licy for me to offer you small Prejudice Will Do THE BEST CROWNS $5 Was prepared t PLATE $10 ut are trying to offer t I nd ate making annot be mad any 0 se th rh t, it less Extracting, 50 Cents. mpulse and visit Dr. Wilson today WILSON fT AVENUE, Phone Elliott 1833. ti atin wane, Vell, Vilhelm Is Still Hiding Out, Isn’t He? 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What word did he send Adown the yearr to us, who dare lo dwell On the same planet where he wrought so Was there, mayhep, one word for ma - for one Whose breath, when Lincoln Then spoke his friend;-"Our Linaln's every breath Sant you his message .even os did hie death Tor the Greot Fatih, wikh souls all satisfied | One day. some youth as yet Unborn, shall ask, | "And were you friend to him-to him whore task | Io greater than a Lincolos?' Then what shall you say? Triend to the larger fatth,, the Gresler geod, Referrin Friend to the higher hopes, half understood. | || inuirectiy. Friend to Lhe man whose vision looks sheal. Mere gpg Look at tongue! Remove poi- : for child's dose on each bottle. Give ..., IMPORTANT LINKS | they can have not cause becaune therefore backache nerves, pain. SAYS JAPAN T0 CONTINUE PLAN TO GRIP CHINA NEW VORK, Feb. 1t— with the knowledge that | everything to gain and to lowe territortally and . €an be expected to force sue at the peace table, her anticipated dom China threatened, Dr. nhs, noted authority » told the United Press well? left, had not begun” | there. Men lived and died as friend today, premsure th m China by threats « atma, it does not seem untikely Seley o: Lincdin led!” Hauls Bride ayo ay a é Is Mountain Snow on Their Honeymoon| lar meth Japa y of OROVILLE, Ca y : ~ i t aker at the ranch is Last wee t his way thre r “ ab 6 miles to the . ey railroad at be might}! . jeatch a train for Richmond r On the return trip the ry 4 drawn t sgainat he rong measutes, if} alf a day Red ean Work Is Still Needed |: China} ty. after the die an and Plans car eon ‘Has Tobacco Canton Got Your Goat? $53 to the Bad |; g,. write pr. 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A bit of watermelon Georg- ette on the cuffs and neck line gives a litue contrast. color The center Blouse is of flesh-toned Georgette, with Ince inserts and ball trimmings. The Blouse at the left s of y Georgette, m 1 in navy n floss. The ' vestee and pip- of beige satin. —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor, For | Women’s Young Boys | Silk Hosiery Mackinaws Splendid Values! Specially Priced | $9.95 These pure silk hose are shown in plain colors and These Mackinaws are made in the | novelty stripes. There are popular “Trench” model, with con- | not all sizes in each color vertible collar Shown in heavy- | te i sR cil ‘ weight material, in colors ‘oon, Three pairs, price $4.75. gray and green plaids. Sizes 7 to 18 years. | om Onn, ’ Fiber Silk Hose Juvenile | in black and white, with gar “Officer Suits is ye panL at» a, =, | ter top of lisle, are priced three Specially 2. riced | pairs for $1.50 or 55c a pair. Yo $8.85 Dive i Thirty Juvenile “Officer Suits” of Burson Hose olive drab wool, trimmed with black , es braid on the sleeves, with crossed with seamless split foot. guns on the collar; “Sam Brown” | . ee ia, 2 6 ‘. Teather belts, Aves 8 to 10: sizes. Price three for $1. 65c a pair. Norfolk Suits Specially Priced ure Silk Hose $7.65 with heel and toe interlined Twenty-six heavyweight Norfolk with lisle. In black and white. Suits, in gray, brown and blue mix | Sizes 8 0 50 ture Some of these Suits have | “+> to 10, Price $2.50a extra knickers. Ages 16, 17 and 18, | pair. MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor, | —MaeDougall-Southwick, Piest Floor,