The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 2

C WILLBRING YOU A UNIVERSAL TALKING MACHINE BULLET WOUNDS Walter Dunbe long#horeman shot and seriously wounded in a brawl between ahoremen sailor watehmer the Han’ dock W Friday stay cover — this time were Donald Bea SHIPPING BOARD CHIEF OLYMPIA LEAVES FOR Jotun FL Baty ipping boarc for Olympia on Shipping Biain's trip had of the Friday shipyard business aiden denied that anything to do strike here “AMUSEME ;— METROPOLITAN: Now Until Saturday Night SPE A IE ag ie AO cn BT splendid all-metal talking ‘machine at a remarkabl price—only $13.5 [HE UNIVERSAL is a perfect talking machine; cabine’ made entirely of reinforced metal, beautifully ebonized. fine tone. Ys All sizes of Victor or Columbia disc records. frontispiece and all trimming polished metal, not a particle ef tin or wood in entire construction. VALESKA SURATT Primrose Four; Walters and Walters Wanser aod Palmer, = Bennetts; Maj. Rhoads; Everest’s Cirens Orpheum Vaudeville —— “ Pith and Pine. Kiliete 2523. New Piaying, with Mat Seturday The Funniest of Comedies, “oun WIVES Mate tax | —THE UNIVERSAL TALKING MACHINE can be exchanged | Within 3 months from purchase at full price for a VICTROLA | PLAYERPHONE, CHENEY, PATHE or any other make of / | talking machine in our store. { Bethe } Nights, 200-56 : Piws “TACOMA: You L. SONOEMTELD & 50 Credit - BY SEATTLE- SECONO AT PINE “tke and Mike at Coney Istand™ With Sherr aod Rebn ine Rict of Pun SIX APFLENDID AcTs or HIFPODROME VAUDEVILLE Vestare Phetepiey: Margarita Viaher In “Maney Isn't Everything.” ‘Weekday Mats 10c, Eves & Son = PALACE | _LUNDENDORFF IN BERLIN | BASLE, Feb, 24, Ludendortt has arrived in Berlin, it was an-| nounced in dispatches received here. | | @utetne That Dees Not Affect MH Pe a CAR | NINE Tablets) be taken by | without neryour NEW PANTAGES Mate, 2.20, Nights, 7 and 9 Dee Beker and His Magnsine Girls McConnell and Stmpron, Histeus Penmabere Also Law Wileon, the vartety ber: in comedy, and Joe dancing © ia carte FOR YOUR COLD! 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SAT. : By Two of the Cleverest of Comedians —IN— “AS YOU WERE” THE NEW MILITARY DRAMATIC FARCE WITH— AT CONEY ISLAND HURRY! HURRY! Ere It’s Too “SECOND BIG WEEK| JOY BEGINSSUNDAY | 7422. op ‘NO & it aE be of Red Cre ment in the Red Cross service must/ and t ™ ments are estimated on a Information relating to thin honor) Certificates of merit partly on the Red with the shipyard University at mT ne 0 ation at the Croas award whieh will t =TLONGSHOREMEN RED CROSS T0 RECOVER FROM ISSUE AWARDS FOR SERVICE LOSE POSITIONS will shortly sued by the Amerioan Ked Crom Men's v nd if recognition of the faithful serv workers during the will comminsion, entitle th be recorded by all applicants to make 7s PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTION | ARE COMPLETED THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, based prt hours which of the Red Crowm may be| headquarters of the} w16 Two hundred and seven voting ma- Jehines will election March 4 in barter Ww arations for apleted be voted upor w wel at the pri in the preci name will PD. Piteger others are u“ Proctor, E. T. While lay Short descriptive ypear in thy in Moore, KR. H. ‘Thomsen candid name t, and, remaining 7 are in the hands of th City Comp “, according Her Marry © counciimer amendments Levi and ¢ Walter F preeincts Carr anc he election a © used in the general nd paper ballots! Ran have and a corpora tion counsel will be elected and nine order the law paragraphs are! | four bond tw] ~ |nues and « franchise proposition win} ames of the six councitmen | in whic they finished in the primary elec peada the let the following order RL} HM. Gallant Meier war®the | poration coun ary, el@ht voters wr of Fred Kapp in under appear on the ballot Tues The! his Printed Just above the bond issues and charter amendments, on the bal-| lots and voting machines WOOD ANSWERS PIEZ'S CHARGES Lawrence ot service | Staten city the United has Wood, employment Seattle director States employment | wired Charles Pies rector general of the emergency feet | corporation, protesting against Pien's Teputed statement that the United wervice in this was under the domination of | | union officials during the war a. Wood aske Pies to furnish his av thority for the statement, which te alleged to have been made before a | senate commnittee The United States employment of fice here did not cater exclustvely to | union men, according to Wood. who! that we have no other kind here. ansorta that work was found for 16.- 000 men outside of shipyard work | meas and it therefore stands to reason that we can afford to take a during 1918 | More union officiale bave been placed on the payrolls of government [service in the state of Washington than on the employment service pay An Karhu. raigned, Friday aftern The body of Mra Karhu was) found, with the throat cut. in her} room at the home of Ernest A.| Wanamaker, 120 Kinnear pl, where | ployed as a himeelf hours after the A held, including an ex planation of the $60 bill signed by| President Wilson last week, and the! Conner and the Lamping bills, of the \ ngton state jegislature | rolls, Wood charges KARHU WILL PLEAD FRIDAY rt by up to tive duty © Americ information ad bete domestic the crime was commit charging Emit} confessed murderer of wife, Mra. Alice Karhu, with murder in the firmt degree, wan filed In mupe- | Prosecuting Attorney Brown Friday Karhu ia to p Judge Boyd T: police near gions of L AN STATE TRIP LIBERTY LEGION PLANS MEETING hin Presiding Iman when he ia ar | the murdered woman had been em. | Karhu gave 12 Hi service men, discharged or still are urged by officers nerty 1 servic organization. 1a ma to be held night at the Soldiers and club, Fourth ave, and Cher uction leg Special representatives of the state development bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce MD ovinit dif erent sections of the this sum mer, in the Interests of better com: mu understanding. Excursions t Southwestern Washington, Pa ‘ and Wat m counties, and oO Reach, are planned for June ARY 28, 1919. PROTEST WHEN CITY PROTESTS {ff 'GITY GAR MEN | HOUSE BILL ON of the city's sployment service, left for Olym- Friday af! Delegates the from Bireet Car) J City UUlities * Murphine ainat the eit rnoon, in company climan W. D. Lane, to pro bill No tion in on who took part in t 1 wtrike © union men declare that the workers are being luid off in rote on for fifteen days at a time present thin power li of the elties where the emplo man reeoy pidly from the have been devoted to the service of Murphine denied re neibility for! offices are located. effects of two wounds received In the the Red «8. ‘The minimum ia 800 the aetion, and asserted it was de-| Counciiman Kobert Hesketh, din fight, Frank Spring, shipping hours, which must have been given on by the elytl service commis « the bill Friday, declared it} board sailor and watchman, in held pubgequent tg April 6, 1917, Exoep:| sion and members of the city movern clerical and teachers’ en in the city § 1 to have fired Gofal service of from 400 to 400) ment ent agencies, and jeaves them the ab " opmation has? hours will be rewarded by a special free to charge an high as 60 per cent been filed againat him as yet bad At least six months’ enroll; Samuel Stray, of the Seattle dairy, | of « Job seeker’s first month's salary for the privilege of going to work Hefore a bprotest against the meth oda of any employment office could made, according to Hesketh, the who had cnintreated quired to deponit a com: | August Kristoferson ot Kristoferson dairy, were chosen p ident and vice president of the of the eau of the Seattle Chamber * at a special meeting of amociation Thursday Ys This Is No Time to Take Chances With Your Health And Bad Teeth Mean Bad Health Sooner or Later ° the been worker would be If you have bad teeth now it la probable that you couldn't help it, But If you let them continue, with ail their insidious, undermining | snapping of your health, that is certainly own fault and you wMf have to suffer cen f having your perfect con ce you wilt able indeed indeed, than it 6 conneq re comt teeth put int dition at thin find very rea much lem, will be worth to you You will feel better, you will enjoy better health, you will look immeasurably bet ter, you will be more ef | flelent, you will have a great deal more respect for your self, Bo why not make up your mind to de it and DO iT Now? We offer you at this office the services of high grade. registered dentints men of the highest stand ing In the dental profeesion Fach and every operator on our staff hae graduated from a good dental college. This } means that he has spent | years of hard study under competent instructors learn ing bis profession. Further more, every operator in this | Office has his certificate from | the wtate dental board hang ing right on the wall in front of hin dental chair in plain sight of all ‘This moans that he has gone before a board of competent examiners And passed © thorough, searching examination as to his knowledge and Ability to practice the profession of dentistry This means that when you come to this office your work will be done by a man who knows his butiness thoroughly, for the very good reason | graduate | | Our prices are RIGHT, because—we do a very large volume of busi- smaller profit on the individual patient than an office which dose only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do, can possibly afford to take. It in a fundamental of al! business that volume reduces prices, And we pass the benefit on to you In reduced prices WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK All work that leaves this office is protected by our ironclad guaran tee, which Is signed both by the operator who does the work and also by L. BR. Clark, D, D. 8, owner and manager of this office, who is thor. | oughly responsible | This guarantee mye it means just what It saye—that if for | any reason your work ¢ not «ive you entire antisfaction. come back | to us and we will make it right BEST EQUIPMENT none When we fitted up these offices we spared neither time nor nse to give the people of Seattle the very best. Every modern appliance that will ald in the better per: formance of painiesn dentistry will be found here. PAINLESS METHODS We have brought our system of painless dentistry to such @ point of perfection that we are now able to guarantes to perform practically any and all kinds of dental work without hurting the patient a bit This is a matter of great importance to you, Many people have put off having necessary dental work done on account of being afraid that it would be painful to have the work done. If you are among this number we tell you now that you need delay on this account no longer | FREE EXAMINATION to call at our office and let one of our experts give He will i you right away Just and just what the cost will be to put your This examination and estimate won't cost you under any obligation to have work | Our very We invite you | your teeth a thorough what is needed to be don teeth Into perfect condition. | you a cent, neither will it put | p unless you want it * Jon't you think it i# about time that you gave yourself the advan- © of a perfect set of teeth? examination ‘Regal Dental Offices i | DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. | | 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Cor. 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We trust you are participating in these econo- mieal 144 Silk Shirts Just Received Very Excey ‘ional Values $7.95 These new Shirts come in the latest “Style” patterns for Spring. Made of unusually fine “Quality” silk—in crepes, satin-striped broad- cloths, satin-striped crepes arid jacquard- striped broadcloths. Sizes 14 to 161/. 288 New Pajamas « Specially Priced $2.75 These splendid “Quality” Pajamas come in soiesette, madras, twill and Oxford cloth. Trimmed with silk loops, satin borders, and silk piping. Sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18. 960 Prs. New Socks Silk and Silk Lisle A Remarkable Purchase 85c Pair These are Onyx Sox—and splendid “Qual- ity.” Shown in hand clockings, fancy and plain colorings. Seamless and full fashioned. Sizes 91/ to 11%, 288 Pairs Gloves Very Special $3.85 These are genuine Mocha and Buckskin Gloves—you could expect to pay much more for them. In brown, beaver and champagne. Sizes 714 to 9%. 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