The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 9

PLANLAWS TO [PEAGE TREATY “Tried-In” Teeth) curs Rens’ IN | TOREDUCE HUN | You “O.K.” Them Yourselt | UNITEDSTATES TOIMPOTENGY | ee oe | 90 TABLISHED 1875 SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. TELEPHONE MAIN 6720. oxo oBvg mod y panunjuo, I} | Continued From Page Onel = 4 ——— an Plate,” which holds to the roof of the mouth : od be wd tthe gum tissue with such str tion that gj OUt added, “very I. W warn nets Deogd atelier rn inet cm ng trig eH sane ny Wem os As Bevy of New “Dix-Make” Dresses |) ix made for the individual to his The statement was made to the| That lernatorff will not be own ideas of beauty. He assists im th tion of the J commi in & memorandum sub.|a member of the German delegation Lamar of the postoffice department| have taken action to make clear that then made up in its temporary form i “tried in” At that time and prepared by James D. Horton.| he will not be welc he may suggest alterations in the arrangement to sult his ideal of [Pr andum declared the I.| The move of the supreme war| is being displayed in our House what perfect teeth should be, In this way he may have “the t ’ » Mont netive of the|counci! in crushing conseription in Dress Section. These are all fresh * bs . king to replace the|Germany was accepted as probably . = shevik republic jtem thruout the world, Under pres received hey are made of pretty appearance of the plate, This plin of “tried in’ teeth is an Plan World System jent conditions in other Buropean ‘ wash fabrics especially suited for advanced step in the direction of improved appearance in artificial Committos members today dectar-|< tries it wa Ry feved this w is home wear, one meg ell «04 Abang odd FS interpretation which cot \ - Bee angen that the Rus sian Bot. a to the council's action, | . The new “Dix” Dress to the far insures the “Anchor Plate” against J sheviki mean, if they can, to extend F Sei Was eee | left is effective in its pretty cross- tilting, falling or rubbing is attained by means of a special their systems to all the world, even! Ve oiition for the ent, ti an bar lawn, with vestee and cuffs of r extent elpin, evol jon Appe composition for taking the impression of the inside of the J) {° ‘he extent a ne | Maar thet ‘ pring Hl E i white lawn. Made with crushed 7 " tran th, This composition, which takes the place of the declared legislation must be} ** = eens he foulty at-ii) belt and le ash ends which tie old-fashioned plaster of Paris, makes the record of every enacted that will he conscription question in in back. Sizes 36 to 46. Price microscopic depression or protuberance with such fidelity that when 1—Keep agitators ou teouble encouneied ‘bir I neh $5.95. the finished plate goes into the mouth it clings there with « flem SMU unish thoee trying |@¢0rge since extension of the co i An_ exceptionally pretty plaid and sure suction. The materiat used is the finest of English yulean mg iptior France at present has |] nt model of zephyr gingham, illus- to undermir overnment ites—a substance light, resilient and of great tensile strength, 1 of Bolsheviam yh car ager ware acetals j | trated to the left, has white poplin shall be glad to show you examples of what I believe to be “the fp ovt of nd public prints odie pli) = cheutans a dd | collar and fancy pockets. Trim- perfec a4 er committee ntial army 7 — airman, ind pscenore wie jh ° be able toll] ' sbi aa med with large pearl buttons. . , 1 " , r er, the ac of the war fl Shown in a variety of pretty My own aint method, 1OROK w r jee Ww - < - r t nfl F : . ne ~ Thorocain haa p tule arr apiagedl ae ppg a wome good reason in 6 n. ~ > influence i} plaids. Sizes 36 to 44. Price a boon to humanity in the rem ieee Removes @ ins of all cause for fear in the dental chatr, Mitmed — h theieibe sak a : ert 4 de? $6.95. tter what you rvice, never : .e 4 A model 4f chambray, sketched ane Ri om " ve with 4 rt] at the right, is trimmed with a Remember my famosas p | seas ab anceeied white collar in novelty design and § ISSUED T0 ' id ne down of [Il y odd shaped pockets. Trimmed HO PAIN—-OR NO PAY” | @ le of nations |i] with pearl buttons. Sizes 36 to ' rtincon vik ceed! | SON 44. Price $4.95. ) jwarmament C. 0. P, CHIEFS | A new “Dix” Dress is fashioned from light dimity with dainty A se 7 BY ROBERT J. BENDER 4 . ee . i A prétty light striped Dress of (United Press Staff Correspondeny) DISCUSS LEAGUE | pink, blue, heliotrope and ellow percale, sketched at the right, has WASHINGTON, March 11.—R Another “Dix” Dress of percale flowers bedecking it. Finished white lawn collar, open cuffs and publican supporters of the league IN L has white collar, wide belt and with white collar, cuffs and hem- novelty pockets. Sizes 36 to 44, nations, headed by former President novelty pockets. Sizes 84 to 36. stitched jabot. Sizes 36 to 46. heey. 5. Fo iss ii t, are > api sat hood 5 Price $5.95 . ve hl Wilson co! ax ae 1 too| , LONDON, March commen. Price $4.95. Price $5.95. ' ull-Southwick, Third Floer, rigid stand, lest they endanger the = ane Sor amaninent nt of he World party. ‘ons 4 were considered tod It in now gene when the pance treaty comes, mck [OF atone woctetion representing ten Smart Our Bureau New Butterick from France, th gue of nations! in the morning session, numerous ter ns For those | fit be Part and parcal of it. The| sronoania by Britiane Preach: Taher New Pumps Pat for April are here! So wi bette cata atthe pron | Amedeun delegate wer taken For Women of Personal Service dental work , fe 60 bene ea nertnes 66 ene rs i are the new “Style r thelr y every ’ , : : . guarantees de Offers You Any Assistance in Personal Shopping ret} “St Hence, if the Wrench and the mat You May Desire Sheets” and April Deline- pleted, failed of ee ae ators—a special Easter jon ~ American are interested in | i i nm wenate “i both propositions, expecially the lat- {fl Whether it be guidance in the selection of your cag po betore tee nition of various league plicable under 1 was s whole work of drafting the | Saeed ae Oe ee . new Spring wardrobe, apparel for your youngsters, your new Spring w oad ta ede the t " Pte printers — gts far | : appointments for your tables, or hangings for your robe. 1 rem ffect 1 te| abott ¢ conmeetntiin fea Gast windows, you will find this “bureau” helpful in the —MacDougall-Southwiek of war would con ; \s nciuded Fridjof Nansen, the|}} solution of your problems. re ae Would Protec | Norwegian explorer and statesman ompson) The par ) iding | *™ , aoe : “ mh These new Pumps, il- If you live out of town, we shall gladly shop for you, caring | UP ratifient . " ape ne rong lustrated, are made on a for each purchase with as much thought as we would were you c First and fester W hae a Mg ah Sg le ed 5 ' | slender, long vamp mod- doing the buying in person. Professor ie yao ‘orner On ay posing party w rackets The preas admitted a el, of dull kid. With 244- —MacDougall Southwick, Fourth Ft Vance Shaw would have to be done over the w Over Shoe Store ne We , DENTIST 7 Taft's move and the differen ; inch French heel of wood; Entrance 95 Yester Way @pinion ta both part bench-turned _ sole. ai famous Art Needlework and er ka ae ae Pp app hea TO DECIDE ON vaso ss |New “Style” Umbrellas | isthe aim neatly tailored. In tan and ated 38 different stitches i | with the ienue, of moderate interne " s hidlidens “ol aoe : A A Tonmisn a opponcd to a strict na-| ,,PARIS. March 11—Creation of alf] fawn shades. Prices $223 to fn Cut Lace Ebsco : Conntions commission of iawyers to determine |}) 190, Finished models In this conn n there are now| (Pe Status of jon seized during —MacDougall . : illustrat n this connection there are now| tre petted. today, te Open ing his work are | QWASHINGTON, March 11.—Rep| BOSTON, March 11.—Sir Horace |strong organizations backing both| (re War was expected today to open | j] : : pe on dis- Fesentative Frank W. Mondell of Plunkett, Irish statesman on a visit) elements, favoring and opposing the |i.) Sfiocting sables | Newcastle, Wyo., today was elected to the United Sta was denounce} league, each organization determined| "American diavent. to the navel A complete line of 4 im floor leader in the next) as an agent of th British govern-|to carry the fight to the finish. Se The vote for Mondei! was| ment by Irish leaders here today. Owing to the fact, however, that| ‘rms of | the preliminary treaty stamped with Professor Shaw's to 23, the latter number merely| “Bir Horace Plunkett should come the leading republicans opposing the | “nich Provided merely that the Ger Baby Goods : 7 ropa tag ig our Art: Voting “present. | out in his true colors, namely as an| Wilson covenant favor some league. | leaving ultimate ownelship undecid | Fifty-three votes were absent from|agent of the British government.”|the hope ix expreaned by friends in| i : meeting of the republican com-| Matthew Cummings, former head of |toth the republican and democratic | te,talleved to have resulted in ap |}/ are a great comfort te ‘ Ais Hens on committees. | the Ancient Order of Hibernians, de-| parties that Wiison will recommend| nich James Brown Seott in’ the mothers for ey sith f Stamped Pillow Cases, $1.75 jus to the nomination of|clared. “His mission here is Eng-|clarification of questioned articles, | Aricrican member . | dress their infants with- | | vase b eee ee ll, Representative Mann, Illi-| sh propaganda. pure and simple. | so as to remove much of the oppori-|" American interests are directly at out the use of a pin ora Stamped Lunch Cloths, 36 resent floor leader, was) The few nice things he has said re-/ tion and assure the league's ratifica-|recteq. inasmuch aa the two mont im button. Vanta garments \- } : and 4s4ne h diameters, ree qual- again to lead the republican| garding Ireland have been camou-| tio ' : NIMES tao’ but dactined’ the (race ion. si be ia all portant of these cables are those are noted for their quality \ ity linen, $4.50 and $5.00 each. m. The vote for Mann was| Plunkett's addresses here brought which formerly connected New York ir simple fasten- Stamped Scarfs in white or Sinn Gautnse’een-Susd- Suen | bucky a: secctiine oeotents porcinchnts Stvechas Hines and Bremen by way of the Azores ey thei rere ecru, $1.35, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00, for Representative Long- | {rom the Sinn Fein societies and the The Azores ure Portuguest terri img: B . mped Luncheon or Ban “Friends of Irish Freedom” He on| @NA Railway Men fiery, ana interference with the ca To suggest our Vanta Cloths, 721nch. diameter: —___—___— | . ene of Iseiand tra A : | bles involved American rights, Two - . io SANDS ARE OUT | iinctana 840" OF Arelana from Talking Finances estas were attocted. since the garments are the follow * Fa ioe aS | WASHINGTO: March 11.--Di-| United Statex was not then a bellig ing: IN FRISCO DISTRICT | WANT JAIL NEAR. To 3 nes of the railway|erent. Since, aside the one Finest White Combed Peeler administtation, is working with rail-] French line to New York, the Bre Cotton Vests; sizes 1 and 2, price FRANCISCO, March 11.—For | ax road officials to the end of adjust < h has excellent and S6c; wizes 3 and 4, price 60, thousand shipyard workers may MUNICIPAL BUILDING [° financial ; the quipment, i the only dl: || Merino Vests, with em- ing the troubles of Fine fout of employment in this district) the proposed county-city Jail will ix resulting from the failure connection between America | }} Jdered neck; sizes 1 and ’ New Bungalow the se few ey as the beng he be built near the city-county building n 4 $750,000,000 ap-|and the continent, there is no dispo ||! 5 8 and 4, pri on between the owners and the at Third ave. and James st., if Mon sition to permit Great Britain and F Worsted and * Combed B kf: t ons. Boilermakers have been/ qay's seasion of the sheriff, count Twenty-five men, a majority of} France to acquire title to the cables sler Cotton Vests; sizes 1 and , rea as d out at Oakland, according to} commissioners and the city council-| the railroad officials and including| seized during the war 2, price 90¢; sizes 3 and 4, price : Cloths . report here. The alleged lockout! men ix any criterion. representatives of the war finance Another ble, between West Af © it said to have followed the demand The need for a new jail was open-| corporation and the financial advis-|rica and Brazil, which al was © Worsted Wool Vests; the men that they be giver a) ty expressed, and it was also agreed | ory board of the roads went into] seized, will ne under the findings |} d 2, price $1.70; sizes Weekly half-holiday. Approximately | that the county and eity should keep | conference with Hines 10 a. m of the lawyers’ commission. Sa price $1.85. hade. The edges are neatly m here have been dismissed|their prisoners separated. No ac * meeting r Vorsted Vi ize: 9 h 9,000 me: elr prisoners sep 1 a meet nd Worsted Vests; sizes scalloped; the cloth is embroid- the half-holiday question Secy. Baker Denies 1 and 2, price $1.60; sizes 3 and | Sed Blas anes: Price $3.50. s Airplane Junk Plan|{) “°° Ji". This is the first time these smart “Anne Weather” Scarf to match, size 18x54 Silk and small amount rae inches: price $1.35. CHICAGO, March 11,—Secretary | ]] Vests; sizes 1 and 2, Umbrellas have been shown in Seattle. chee: Drie Sm Haker denies knowledge of any plan 4 sizes 3 and 4, price to sell airplanes as junk. He was in Note the new hardwood handle, ferrule and rod with leather Embroidered Chicago: last night Wh Chief | of Fine Worsted ands with wrist strap in harmonizing color. This is a new “style” feature . ” ‘ When the Bab wee eee ar ren eee small amount of ¢ at ‘The new round and oval handles in combined color effects of Tea Napkins ry me and 3, price G0c; since § and 4, white and purple, green and white, red and white, amber and I have heard of that story,” said 700. Pure linen’ centers, neatly em: Made from medium weight crash of pure linen, in oyster e Baker 1 know nothing about it Knit “Knities,” and white, are smart, too. in one corner, and ee Ss a axative-- Gen. Menoher, in charge of the air inch lengths, made of fine white The beautiful soft waterproof silk coverings come in taupe ges scalloped. Sizes 12% by division, has made no recommenda. combed peelor cotton, in winter olive green, olive drab, purple, dark red, gray with border in 124 inches. Price $6.50 a dozen, tions to me.” weight; priced $1.80. ncDeugall-Southwick, darker tones of the same —MaeDeneaiicaeeaal ugall-Southwick, First Floor, Gray Linen Shop, Noone knows better than the ever-watchful A better plan is to employ a mild, gentle mother—the natural doctor of the family in laxative of which only a little is required. Dusseldorf Now all the small ills—that when the baby is out There is a combination of simple laxative in Hun Trouble ? — ee of sorts it is usually due to indigestion or herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under ecruiens” “Mesto, Ue Wee = soar a Renee pete Ba constipation. the name of Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin that horbkit. aecnl-GMlinal: Geetha aden POLICE MAKE RAID wl HAVE You PAID | Auto Bandits in thousands of mothers have used successfully ded ; "| A. Pugul, A. Hanson, G. Bartosk "1a It is al 1 f its il t Z - ney, announces today that the! | sda athe ances. foo ts jraet ona for baby's constipation and its accompany. strike is ended in central Germany,|and A. C> Freickle are in the city Denver Run Wild ing ills, such as belching, wind colic, reet- but said a state of siege haw again| jai! Tuesday charged with gambling) ? DE . March 11,—Automebile changed, but betore grod can revult WM tetcees, eouhaaahnes, ate Medi iisciataes it Soteseteort Cal lead armani ae y Dame | bandits, whose escapades have’ kept the bowels must be moved. iS, SSNS RR aiinete ed chaeeed: with Detver e alte for a fortniayt figur- | The mother has the choice of many medi- 4, ine - finere gambling was conducted. ‘The! 4r- Automobile Owner! Have you|ed in a revolver duel with pursuing , : for herself, and it is especially important that + re " r | rolicem¢ hri 0" ots | <'--+—eathartics, purgatives, Ditter-waters, shy te free from covstipation. Congressmen to fapture was the revult of a rald At] opeuined-your new license? policeman: they, Gawain aN pees hysics, etc. jut ¢ little ly 6 0 Pine by Sergea J. La. Zim: | Ba aaa aa cd ss Seoemie’ toad tee y Ma n oar foamit ase such harsh remedies for they Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to do as prom- Accompany Baker [i rman nd W. J. Alvey and Patrol-| Tf not, A up, not to break traf-| was later found abandoned, Police wrench the system and do only temporary ised or the druggist will refund the money. on Trip Abroad," CT hele Wiberg garde ait ‘ nM. | in Sant ead asses J. * omer |warns County Auditor Norman M, | ™man n good, so often followed by an unpleasant Thousands of cautious families have it in WASHINGTON, March 11.—Mem ‘e A quantity of poker chips, rds | wardall be reaction, the house, secure against the little ills. bers of it hous Sethe ee urd and $41 cash are held as evidence Licenses must be purchased be. ‘Wash Away Made te your committee have been invited to go| ——— mchides | A r Secretary B t wa re 8 individual meas ?, ubroad with Secretary Baker, it was fore April 1, and only a small part a, Cones learned” from committee members of ‘Seattle auto owners have ten | Ski S ure. In our own RUP PEPSIN (pment: ou eo in Sores | s\0'ts'bw's eee he ceiAs sebatas tt ieee The taxes on machines ar si fis Sy hun taeeed uals ee | $2.50 reagan ft higher this year than ever before, |markable remedy. If you a The Perfect Laxative plained, end they, probably will set | which may make some people wait|ferer from skin disease, tay with the etary after they reach the other side until the last moment, is undoubted: | ¥! . scales, “NE Eig ly the cause of the situation, says | evi a SRICE AS ALWAYS peas sxartzs $0 far seven democrats have For Over 50 Years Wardall today is the mas- ite of great 4 tao 4 If you bs 4 Dr_ Caldwell's &: epee iste epeecne | They a DR. KLINE’S EPILEPTIC - —— t or all skin diseases, In spite of greatly increased taboratory costs dus you have never use aldwell's Syruy Shairman De Ala Reprend . vo t to the Wat’ by sacrihcing profits und absorbing war Pepsin send for 9 free trie! bottle to Dr WB. Caldwell, Chairman Dent, Alabama; Represén wemEDY. HOES ARE MIS Try D. DD. today. We guarantes taxes we have maint “i the e et which this Washington St, Monticello, Til. If there are B tatives Shields, Olney Hull, An 1 wT SS te lah aud wai ‘ 5 Famiily laxative hos been sold vy drugglate for the past ables at home ase for « copy of De. Caldwell’s book, thony, Harrivon and Nicholls, Ep i ‘ id kien her ping hte % years. Two sizes—50c and $1.00. “The Care of Baby.” ‘ owe , the Bearborn house today. . atte oe ee ar Lue ; Mijler lost his best pair of kicks, ow Saeer pete John F, Munroe, Berne aps heal told the police Jast night. Soma un- Between 2nd and ied A monts, reported to the police thi ive! i scrupulous Intruder made off with his apartments had been rani Department & them, ‘They wexe Mo, d2'e, say the|'The Lotion for Skin Disease 3 | lant night but no goods were stolen, | ef oe ' police. BARTELL'S DRUG STORE rm,