The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 4

a PACES : a eit er a | SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919. q a ¢ } What Do You DANZIG DISPUTE ; =m GROWS SERIOUS If better Phonographs could be made, we would make them Expect of Your e Sk ee Ane May Follow if Allies D ti t? Move Polish Army entist: First of all you expect QUALITY wet: Nscphe Pa 4 WORK—that should be your first con- crest: besten tees and smashed for good Direct Selling Does It means the absolute impossibility of that QUALITY work later in life—the positive Nes: Win Gains | OUR PLAN OLD PLAN destruction of the foundations for lid edly vom Anti-Pe ates QUALITY work. Do not, above all Teeth and Give | 4 have occurred in Ber things, be attracted by bargain sales in You Our Expert lin, Welmar wu and Danals og Factory FACTORY You SALESMAN DISTRIBUTOR dentistry—there is no such thing. Advice Hine Ey aged iam are MAKES PRICES RITE. ONLY $47.50 $47.50 instead of $150.00 VEALESMEAN QUALITY WORK — GUARANTEED declaring WORK is the FIRST and only CONSID- er Old Plan Price $150 $60.00 instead of $200.00 RETAILER See this in Window $70.00 instead of $275.00 CANVASSER ERATION in this office. We have had a large irre in Seattle for years and ATY materials in large ) IN A POSITION Patients From } MAKES PRICES 241 PHONOGRAPHS TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK = si50 S200 275 ; BUT DOES NOT EACH SIZE COMES IN ALL FINISHES IMPROVE THE PHONOGRAPH BY FRANK United Pre j PRICES THAN Out of Town ||" e Whose Tine is! There is a big dif- J pimited, Given ference in QU AL ITY WORK at LOWEST Special PRICES and “cheap” dentistry. Remem- Attention ber that—always. If you would be absolutely sure—safe- make it a point to investigate before you have your work begun. HIGH-GRADE PERMA ISTRY at VI VE PRICES CONSISTE therewith. Examination and Estimates Free. Electro Painless Dentists : “Laboring People’s Dentists” | o make Danzi« returning from Americans \ENT DENT- POSSIBLE Phon Main 2555 Hindenburg by t week personally {n- apecting tt no F Located for years at S. FE. Corner First and Pike. Superbd Prima Donna of the New N April 1 York Metropolitan Opera 2,300 soldiers, | at the METROPOLITAN Friday Evening, April 4 Prices—T5e to $2.50 If you MUST sol yours, ee Sane Shazive worth NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Second Av. and Madison St. 3 casual officers were | aboard the Kansan, On board the Georgia were de tachments of the 112th engineers for | - Campa © *, Lee and Bowls; de- tachment the 146th Infantry for Camp Beauregard, casuals from North Carolina and California a casual company scattered and 11] al officers. Many of the men/| members of the Ohio National Western DelicatessenCo. — —— Public Market Sowetg Market a reesishenbaiulia | pper and Lower Floors Occidental Avenue ai “ ” 1422 First Avenue Yesler Way ‘APRIL FOOLED FRIENDS SAN FRANCISCO, April 1—Up-} setting all plans for a big wedd! fn Portland, Capt. Thomas 1. Markley, U. 8. A, and Miss Marguerite Far- rar, daughter of a prominent North They play all disc records. | | Then come in and hear them play. Quality and Prices See them in the window. | Select yours right on the floor. They are the two vital factors that govern when ern physician, “April fooled” their you do your marketing for the table. You buy where ff ‘risnds today es ake you-can get the best for the least money. in other J} \citing was solemnised Iget night a you are buying pe a Pore Foose ag vA A romance growing from the soldier found our show cases, Col eats, Sala ili receiving the girl's pleture before he ’ . . ° Carnes Béston Brown, Bread. Cheeses, Preserves, [sist cvermes precnind the mar Don’t hesitate to come in. No one is ever asked to buy in riage. con Pickles and all kinds of other appetizing viands, you buy from us. The things we sell are unsurpassed both as to quality and prices. Besides, each day we offer certain specials you can't afford to miss. To- morrow we will have: spread of Jellied Tongue Loaf, Ib... .40c fl sro no1mers Veal Loaf, Ib............. ier oye ce, ay Pig’s Feet Loaf, lb..... .. .30e IE genome lg Sey atic Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint. .20c trade board regulations, granting M- And every day we have censes on commodities Intended sole Chicken Pies with a Conscience ly for international consumption. Re strictions on foreign exchange trans. No potatoes—no vegetables. Just what they pretend to be—All Chicken. actions with thonia, Lettiand, Lithuania and | were removed & by the federal b ACCEPT BID FOR BONDS The highest tender received, the bid of the National City Co., of New 2 for 45c York and Seattle, of $494,158 for $500,000 worth of newly authorized COME AND SEE US—GET THE HABIT. port of Seattle improvement bonda, S S ST E 1214 FOURTH AVE. a Masterpiece store. When you buy it is of your own free will Steps Taken to | without any urging or asking by any salesman or demonstrator. Check Radicals WASHINGTON, April 1-—What appears to be a the effor EASY TERMS ARRANGED | was accepted by the port commiasion in special session Monday Near University Senator Reed is afraid the American people do Mee | sugar board until all sugar contracts understand the league constitution. No. one does. are completed, ai s chairman of the grain corporation until July 1 is an experiment, to be hewed into shape as rough seula Attec which Barnes Wil DeOMOa +611. Abtue: Maes appear. sponsible directly to the president. | catcher, was added to “ ee Hoover will remain as director) son’s White Sox line-up tod: two ways, general of relief work on behalf of| the team split | the allies and the American govern- | found there was too much work for Tendency to | Conference Will Be Held in) ment until next summer's harvest in one receiver on the second team Constipation? = ORNING~and Feeling FINE ! USE THIS LAXATIVE! All Headache Gone. Ex-service men will meet in con- Dietitians advise a “careful diet,” but that is trouble- Breath Right. Tongue Clean. ference at Yakima April 25 to formu-| late initial plans for the organization | of a state order of ex-service men. fome to most people; physical culturists advise ‘certain exercises,” which is good if one has both the time and the = * inclination. Doctors advise diet and exercise and medici: Skin Clear. Complexion Rosy. Stomach, Liver and Bowels Regular—So Convenient| This is according to preliminary! & plans discussed at the Monday night meeting of the American Legion of ‘The question is, shall it be a cathartic or purgative icine? Or a mild, gentle laxative? ‘Thousands have decided the question to their own satis- Liberty, at the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ | club, Russ Simonton, state organ- faction by using a combination of simple laxative herbs izer, was in charge. | The delegates will work under the | assumption that the new order is to | be one of the most solid in the state, | | with a view of affiliation with a great | |national body later, according to |Simonton, Three delegates from | Spokane, three from Yakima, and} jone each from Seattle, Everett and/ | Bellingham will attend the first con- |ference, according to plans, BARNES HEADS WHEAT BUREAU PARIS, April 1.—President Wil son today announced appointment of Julius Ba es as head of the organi |aation for handling the 1919 wheat, jerop under the congressional guaran tee, The appointment was made on |recommendation of Herbert Hoover. | Hoover, it was further announced, will continue as chairman of the | AS Successful baking is as- sured when Crescent is used, because it raises first when moisture is added in the mixing bowl, and then Crescent has been the es- tablished standard baking powder for a quarter of a century on the Pacific Coast. Nob © formula since the ingredients are wholly from the vegetable kingdom it may truthfully be said it isa natural Jazative. Its positive but gentle action on the bowels makes it an ideal remedy for constipation. The dose is small, and it may hesioes r perfect safety until the bowels are regulated and act again of their own accord. again when heat is applied. has been + sed, The The di ill ref i The result of this double Crescent’ Jx Book is ne wn promised. in ce ee i raise is deliciously light, very helpful: Write the wholesome, and easily di- gested breads, cakes and biscuits. Crescent Mfg. Co., Seattle, for a copy. Grocers sell Crescent Baking Powder. S Dr. Caldwell’s “ur zze SYRUP PeEPSIN Laxative costs due to the War, The Perfect tages ‘we have main. FREE SAMPLES — If you have never veed Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin send for « free t hich, thle family 43° bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 468 Washington a a eee ad Des Calawele beet, “Ths os Two sists tk for a copy of . 06. 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