The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1919, Page 9

| Sippi river in many years houseboats. b ICE FLOE Bridges Threatened Along | the Mississippi ST. PAUL, Minn. March 20 © The biggest foe of ice in the It's all wrong, Oscar, it's all It isn't the retailer's fault that you cross his palm w dimes for your fags he Mims turer ts wr the TU smashed | ys the manu: onsume reta carried away smalter | OO" P Gfaft, broke down bridge breakwa- | nen wees ts tefe and threatened bridy: he js . wrong we @ Upper river to below | . satisfied. Mowever according to reports here | eral days ago the first too t Smashed the Burlington bridge at Winona, Minn. The St. Paul raitroad bridge at Mendota, on the Minnesota rive Was smashed by an ice jam Might. House boat and xm q there were smashed and - ted away. ) Phousands in the Twin Cities ) @ethered along the river inte yester > @ay and carly today to wat | PUN. All sorts of debris were » i in the mass of rapidly moving the w. k. “hump the old wholesale nd the war tax he wholes! Thus the manufac d cost of according to them—shoul charged long ago s and se for 20, making a profit of on the pack, This, h right, as the old 3« efit OULD KEEP WAR SCARS ‘..""" °° "LONDON, March 15.—(By Mail) So Lendon is proud of its war scars. we see that the ma Tt has been suggested that com. | blame for the high p smemorative tablets should be placed, So there, Alfred, if you "On the spots where bombs fell in| genuine Turkish cigarets, m » with a record of the date |New Jersey, you'll have to other data concerning the event. | 20 centimes go without a _w tates, now the retaile THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE :: What It Is and How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve : moke \It’s All Wrong, George! Blame |HOLDS THEM UP; | BREAKS BOATS Not the Retailer for Extra Cost | MOTORS AWAY of “‘Fags’’; It’ s the Other Guy srasiea man Rors Two and wrong. | general rise in the George, [ot “th maki ith two] WASHINGTON, D. C., Mare Claims p ated to the » bureau by dixable w that ht the 1 with tl emaint * sen and ‘ ce . men—re dixabilities in battle either In this cou This pe from ttle white “ b aims predi of led in training bee more thoroly trained in the me : 4 camp life, the di « them 4 cents is only wasn't James A, Sheehan, former 4 manager of the Amer y, with headquart ed recently in Ka rding to word recely made win let the himper Force in Two Weeks’ Time in Many Instances D BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED IN EVERY HOSPITAL Says Editor of eames Who's Who.” @ plain bitro-phospha' physicians to thin, delicate, People who lack vim, energy e appear- quently being astonishing “limical teste made in the countless preparations and mts which are continually advertised for the purpose thin people fleshy, develop- Barms, neck and dust and re * men and their excessive thinness and weakness are usually starved nervy Ov more phosphate th im modern foods. recognizing | ne ed Suder a or money Girectly and iarantee of sat- beck. By feeding by supplying The Demand of Today Is Sanitation increase strength and nerve and to enrich the blood J ray, strength of power of endur o- Phosphat . of the « te mer- In ever increasing ck K ft. D. The wonder- ful success of my office proves that the people of. Seattle want dent- istry at a known price My method of doing business is to adver- tise and advertise the truth all the time \ I want Seattle people to notice that I advertise the Best Crowns $5.00, the Best Bridge Work $5.00 and the Best Plate $10.00, and in making these prices I call your attention to the fact that the word “Best” has its fullest meaning. make this work in the same standard way world over use. No dentist in Seattle has more to offer. My I use the same standard material and all men of reputation the associates are all graduate and licensed dentists. The time is past for you to be led astray with false propa- on of the small office, which has only one hope of keeping alive, and that to charge large fees and make big profits. Fron: a purely business point of view I am offering you better value and better service than you can receive in the average small office. Best Crowns ..............$5.00 Best Bridge Work .. ... $5.00 Best Rubber Plates ....... . $10.00 Painless Extraction ..........50c I clean teeth for one dollar and examine tee _ Obey that ever-insistent impulse and Examination Free $101, First Ave., Opposite Colman Bldg. DR. J. T. WILSON th free. visit Dr. Wilson today Lady Attendants Elliott 1833 *| Fighting Men Were K Disabled in Camp | only a small poy were dis a battle while claims doctor and used in every hospit Gets $600 From Angel The police are looking for an au bandit Thursday, who held men after 1 4, m, and mo Away ry Angel, 1311 Denny ) sh, as he wan way rtion | x « in with « blue und threat both vietima with a large re hiet t into | ene three: | | | eived tien ~ j | AGREED SPIRITUALLY, BUT SPLIT MATERIALLY | SAN FRANCISCO © Joseph Taylor ven is, and ¥ » world ith exact while seeking a divorce from | omes | Marie Zentgrat Taylor, his million oso thods | dollar New York bride than a year of married ylor ha urned to her anger istrict n Radiator lived in the h they were happy to-| But when they | al things they | sulted. Seat : as the two City, | *piritual world, in wh re were jFIsi PACKER WANTS | A bUTY ON HERRING) mport duty herrin, r POR pe apt Thom non packer, urged th otary | at ite weekly luncheon meet: | Wednesday noon. to duty on all foreign hy | ctub, | ing advocate rift Stamp ties showing that twice ax much rt as any other on the Pacific coast were read Perkins MANY SOLDIERS APPLY FOR ltr a HELP w mat al to | point foree | } Americ ining ional train t ier must been awarded compensa war risk insurance reau has awarded npectal nds more jer consid. eration by the buréau at thix time. | : Belgium Would Keep; German East Africa to The Star by N. B.A) Mare Belgium would mandatory for German It would provide an * Indian ocean for the wigian Congo east of Lake Tan ganyika. Belgium helped to con quer this territory and it is now be. ing governed by an appointee of the Belgian crown. S. S GOVERNOR DELAYED The Pacific Steamship company’s | steamer Governor, scheduled to sail for San Francisco Friday morning, will lay over until Saturday to un dergo minor repairs to her rudder, aceprding to an announcement by company officials : AND PIK » STREET. Women’s Spring Underwear At Exceptional Savings Such a privilege as this “Underwear Sale” is! It is your opportunity to supply your needs for new Underwear at very marked savings! Just note the prices! will be delighted with the economies—we are sure of that! Knit Bloomers Special 85c These Bloomers come in pink, white and black. Sizes 4, 5, 6 and 7, Knit Envelope Chemises $1.15 and $1.35 These Chemises are made with the band top. In pink and white. Sizes 5 and 6, priced specially, $1.15. Sizes 7, 8 and 9, priced spe- cially, $1.35. Cotton Union Suits Special 95c These garments are made with shoulder straps or in bodice style. In pink and white. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Fine Lisle Union Suits $1.35 and $1.65 These quality garments are knee length, made with band top and re- inforced under the arms and crotch. Sizes 4, 5 and 6, specially priced, $1.35. as 7, 8 and 9, specially priced, 65. Mercerized Union Suits $2.35-$2.65 Fine mercerized garments made with band top shoulder or with bodice top. Reinforced under the arms and crotch. In pink and white. Sizes 4, 5 and 6, priced specially, $: Sizes 7, 8 and 9, priced specially, $2.65. Italian Silk Union Suits on Sale $5.35 These are very popular Silk Union Suits, reinforced under the arms and crotch. In pink only. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Silk and Wool Union Suits Very Special $3.50 These light-weight garments are low neck, sleeveless and ankle length; Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and ankle length; high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. With crocheted silk edge and tape. Silk-Top Union Suits : Special $2.35 Italian Silk-top Union Suits, with silk or ribbon strap over the shoulder. In pink or white. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Silk-Top Union Suits Very Special $1.95 These are splendid values. In pink and white. Made with shoul- der strap or in bodice style. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Lisle Thread Union Suits Special $1.10 Fine quality Lisle Thread Suits, these are, made with bodice top or with shoulder straps. With cro- chet or band edge. In pink and white. Sizes 4, 5 and 6 only. Silk Lisle Union Suits Special $1.95 These Swiss-ribbed Silk Lisle Union Suits come in white only. Sizes 4,5 and6. ~ Then sce the merchandise. You Silk-Top Vests Special $1.35 Made with shoulder strap or in bodice style. In pink and white. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Italian Silk Vests Special $2.45 These quality garments made either with shoulder sti or in bodice styles. In pink Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. | Italian Silk Vests Special $2.65 These quhity Vests are made in bodice style, with elastic band and lace edge. In pink only. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Cotton and Lisle Vests 85c Each Made with band top and in bod- -/] ice style. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. Spe- cial, 3 for $2.25. Cotton Vests 50c Each Made in pink and white; with shoulder straps and in bodice ef- fect. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. Mercerized Vests 85c and 95c These Vests come in both pink and jj white, with shoulder or ribbon strap. Sizes _ 4, 5 and 6, price S5c. a oo Sizes 7, 8 and 9, price 9c. ' WILKES i DUAYERS. Fifth and Pine Eliott 2525 | THIS WEEK WITH MAT, SATURDAY Robertson's t Triumph os | Get the Habit. of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast Says we can’t look or feel right | with the system full of poisons. Millions of folks bathe internally now instead of loading their sys- }tem with drugs. “What's an in- side bath?” you say, Well, it is guaranteed to perform miracles if you could belleve these hot water BB enthusiasts. fi) There are vast numbers of men and women who, immediately upon arising in the morning, drink a glass of real bot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate in it, This is a very excel- lent health measure. It is intend- ed to flush the stomach, liver, kid- neys and the thirty feet of intes- tines of the previous day's waste, ur bile and indigestible material t over in the body which, if not minated every day, become food for the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels, the quick result is poisons and toxins which are then absorbe! into the blood, causing beada . billous attacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stom- ach trouble, kidney misery, sleep- lessness, impure blood and all sorts of ailments. People who feel good one. day and badly the next, but who sim- nly cannot get feeling right are urged to obtain a quarter pound limestone phosphate at the jrug store. This will cost very lit- le, but is sufficient to make any A i sue a real crank on the subject of 1 ganitation, * “wood” Fancy Lisle Vests . Special 75c These Vests are made with the new V-neck, also bodice styles with silk ribbon straps. Three, special for $2.00. sleeveless. In Cotton Lisle Vests Very Special 3 for $1.00 An excellent quality of Cotton Lisle Vests, made low neck and Sizes 4, 5 and 6 only. Comfy-Cut Vests 25c Each We have 1,200 of these famous Vests to select from. In white only. With silk tape at the heck. Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. —MacDeougall-Seuthwick, Third Fleer. -20ee pink and white. LINOLEUM SALE An Assortment of 2,810 Yards This Economy Event comes at just “house- cleaning” time when women welcome the oppor- tunity to save on new things for their homes. Every item listed here is of particular merit. The linoleums come from three leading manu- facturers. Printed Linoleum Specially Priced 85c a Square Yard There are 1,400 yards in this lot—and twelve dif- ferent patterns from which to select. Included are designs, blue and white, green and white, tan, blue and brown colorings. Inlaid Linoteum Specially Priced $1.65 a Square Yard There are 780 yards in this lot — seven patterns from which to select. Included are hardwood designs in brown and tar, blue and white and blue and tan. Inlaid Linoleum Specially Priced $1.35 a Square Yard In this lot are 280 yards, and four patterns to choose from. In brown, blue and tan, and blue and white colorings. You will delight in these savings at $1.35 a square yard. Inlaid Linoleum Specially Priced $2.25 a Square Yard _ In this lot are 350 yards — and five patterns to choose from. Among the colorings are black, gray and white; blue, gray and white; green, blue and gray —in hardwoad patterns. You'll enthuse over these economies at $2.25 a square yard, —MaeDougall-southwick, Fourth Floor, —_— Crepe de Chine Gowns Very Special $5.00 These 75 Silk Nightgowns come in three models— made of good quality crepe de Chine.- A “Paul Poiret” model has double row of shirring and hemstitching. Another model is sleeveless, trimmed with lace and ribbon, A tailored model is made with sleeves, in ° Empire effect, trimmed with shirring. —MaeDeougall-Seuthwick, Third Fleer. 100 Aprons Very Special $1.65 These are exceptional values—featured for tomor- row’s selling. The Aprons come in both dark and light colored percales. Some have elastic at the waistlines. Others are shown in the “Bungalow Apron” styles. Sizes 36 to 44, Boys’ Crompton Corduroy Knickers Special Tomorrow $2.95 These splendid utility Knickers for boys are excep- tional values. Ages 6 to 18. Note the price again! | | Serge Middies ant Skirts for Girls Very Special $3.95 These are the very outfits for school wear! Both y Skirts and Middies are separate. The Skirts are made with a supporting underwaist. Ages 6 to 14, Each garment priced $3.95.