The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 2

BONE DiY ROOM oT WINS NEW YORK . DominoesA Checkers PREDERICK M. KERBY ew room. In the center of the re propriately, lights playing There are om, most ap- inside. plenty of palma REASONS WHY every good home should have the best refrigerator—the BOHN! —milk and other foods kept in refrigerators where the temperature is not sufficiently low is the direct cause of over 80% of infant mortality during the summer months. Ask your family doctor, he will the fern—which thrives on water! At the tables around the cubette boards, checker boards and domineds, And for th enough not to care there ig a racing gume. Women as well as men are admitted to this room Already the checker fana, and the domino hounds, are gathering tn the new room ‘ And here are the drinks and the confirm this statement. That is why there are dinibn th pakakies eoaen = vnore BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERATORS in use fp Micon! We, ari soi pooh bition cocktail, ¥ martinette, S0e; the old oaken bee Ket, 300; mobile cobbler, 40¢; seroplane dip, | 600; orange Mizeade, 400. SPRING FLOODS HOLD UP RESERVOIR WORK The spring flood alk retarding ° » Cedar L. Bs olty by physicians throughout the country than all other makes combined. —food, properly chilled in a BOHN SYPHON REFRIG- . ERATOR, tastes entirely different from food kept in an inferior grade refrigerator. It retains its wholesomeness. A BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERA- TOR is practically a health insurance policy. —a BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERATOR is seamless, porcelain lined, easy to keep clean and sanitary, And the way it keeps ice is a marvel. —the food-preserving qualities of a BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERATOR are unexcelled. The subject of food preservation is a vital one. Come in and let us demonstrate to you the food-preserving qualities of the BOHN and explain why the BOHN gives you more for your money than any other refrigerator made. of the floods have come and gone, late this month, or early in May, he ways, the work of sealing will be continued. The sealing not be completed this qummer, he be | Heves. FIND BOOZE; ARREST PAIR Mr. and Mra. the San ‘Telmo the city jail, bec a aia itn aemenanceinta iether —railroads and the gov- ernment ase the BOHN SYPHON RE- FRIGERATOR — the BEST. —we are Seattle agents for BOHN SYPHON REFRIGERATOR t Bie’ RW found a quantity of boose about place. They are hold for investiga tion, SHIP WILL LOAD LUMBER ‘The barkentine Lahaina, now in | Seattle harbor, in charge of Capt Arneson, will load 1,200,000 feet of Puget sound lumber for Port Pirrle. Australia, in a few days “SEATTLE: SECOND AT PINE © That Does Not Aftert Mend BIG BARGE LAUNCHED A United States shipping board veawel, remodeled as @ barge because | of lack of engines, was launched by | the | Alien Shipbuilding Co Thursday PARIS—An electrical devics, re sembling a telephone, for detecting umexploded shells on farm land, has been inven! by Professor Gurron. will “search acres in 24 hours. ‘Jos. Mayer & Bros. MANUFACTURING Jewelers and Silversmiths _|__ Carnation Salesroom and Factory Third Floor Colman Block First Avenue—Marion to Columbia St. Seattle, Wash. The Silk Shop Silverstone Building, Upstairs Westlake, and Pine St. Recipe | ‘Twoeggs, beaten light, 3 tablespoon. | Carnation Ki cited go Fay od | same wmount of water. ete Tecate | and pour into buttered pan and ‘utmeg over the top. Set ine pan of boiling water, and beke in insert a clea a i 4 bled id when it re out ed Cittard ip done.” Watch 1 cheeely so avoid cooking too much. Rook of, 100 Recipes Fi Write Cornshon Mu Products Cor Neate, Wash. Your Grocer H. Carnation Resident Has Awtul Experience | “I was twice confined in how pital, in the last gne nothing but mes a day, not retain any food. ribly; was reduced to a skeleton. My folks saw an ad of Mayr's Won dertul Memedy and it has surely saved my life. I weigh 180 Ibs. now.” It is a simple, harmless prepara as my stomach would Where you will always find the newest and best Silks for Less. ‘ Special for Friday and Saturday . : ‘ 4 thon that removes tie catarrhal 83-inch Pongee Silks in natural mucus from the intestinal tract and color, a yard .. pndewe sae Cc allays the inflammation which ati intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. |drug stores and druggists every- where.— Advertisement. —_—$—<—$—_—_—————— 33-inch heavy quality, special, These are the genuine imported kind —and a wonderful value. | If Backachy or Kidneys Bother Eat less meat, also take glass of Salts before eating breakfast . UE DUDVOEDOEOEGT OOS HOO 04 1404474009004 Urie deid in meat excites the kid-| breakfast for a few days, and your neys, they become overworked; get kidneys will then act fine. This fa- sluggish, ache, and feel like lmmps of | mous salts is made from the acid of lead. ‘The urine becomes cloudy, the | grapes and lemon juice, combined bladder is irritated, and you may be) with lithia, and has been used for obliged to seek relief two or three| generations to clean clogged kidneys times during the night. When the and stimulate them to normal activ- kidneys clog, you must help them |ity,“nlso to neutralize the acidg in Mush off the body's urinous waste or | urine, so it no longer is a source of you'll be a real sick person shortly. |irritation, thus ending bladder weak- At first you feel a dull misery in the | ness kidney region, you suffer from back-| Jad Salts ia inexpensive, cannot in- ache, sick headache, dizziness, stom. jure; makes a delightful effervescent DR. J. NR. BINYON Free Examination on Earth ‘We fre one of the few optical | stores in the Northwest that really grind lenses from start to fintsh, nd wo are the only one in SHATT \ | ON FIRST AVE, ach gets sour, tongue coated and you | lithia-water drink, which every one! txamination free, by graduate op- feel rheumatic twinges when the| should take now and then to keep tomettist.. Glanses not. prescribed a weather i4 bad. the kidneys clean and active, Drug-|Ualess absolutely necensary. Bat leas meat, drink lots of water; thie also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table spoonful in & glass of water belore: gists here say they sell lots of oh Salts to folks who believe in ove r| coming kidyey trouble while it is only wouble me BINYON OPTICAL CO, <= Big Hotel Finds Fans Like} A. Staff Correspondent YORK, April 4. It's here: | The bone-dry room! In antictpation of the “day of = drought” to come July 1, the first of © big New York hotels has installed | the substitute for the long mahogany and bras rail, to see how people are cing to acoept prohibition. No in == toxteating drinks will be sold in the! {x @ fountain with vart-| in a huge bow! | and the national prohibition plant—| room are | one reckless | what happens, | ¢ the mayor's se Baked Custard gruel water was injected into me 4) I suffered ter | causes practically all stomach, liver | Bartell’s five! was taken in dry dock at the Skinner BEST $2.50 GLASSES | & ‘aay corporation plant by the new THE PTLE STAR—F 4, 1919. RIDAY, APRIL pomemnerceneent (| Know Him? Take Three Guesses! with the covering of earth and clay! * When you want to see the mayor you have to wee this man's face. | Just now all you can see is the back of his head. any time in the front of the mayors ie da typewriter ‘n now } three times rydn-chief Nope but LEAGUE CAPITOL TO BE SETTLED Chiefs May Board Around on the Members (Special to The Star b b Mm. AD PARIS, April 4-7? nations may } equally Or Washing capital gent int finances and then to winter, when th zation would get busy gations in attendance from all the world, including neutrals may be members by that time. with full det —Crens Dale You will find bim ‘most) attioes in the CountyCity building everything. we'll tell you. It's G. A. Conklin. WILLING TO LET THAT GHANGE IN PEOPLE DECIDE Sec’y Baker Says Cham- berlain Never Helped WASHINGTON, April 4.—Chara terizing Senator Chamberlain's apeech of criticism against the war spartment at Natchez, Miss, Thure day night as “very intemperate,” Secretary Baker declared he was willing to have the American people judge as to the efficieney of hin work, In an audience with the newspa- per correspondents, the secretary said he couldn't recall having ever received froth Chambertain a single helpful suggestion or one that was designed to be helpful Ax to the letter of Lieutenant Col Ansell, criticising the courtmartial proedure in the army, and which letter Baker declined to make pub- llc, the secretary refused to com- ment until the reports of a commit | tee of the American Bar association and the inspector general probing | the subject are completed | My attention has been called to! A newspaper account of a very in | temperate xpeech by Seater Cham. | |berlain,” Baker said. “I have been! secretary of war for three years During that time 1 have received the most cordial and helpful co-oper ation from the members of the sen |ate military affairs committee and the committee as & whole, From Senator Chamberlain I do not recall that I have ever received a sug gestion which was helpful or seemed intended to be helpful. I am perfect- ly willing to let the people of the country decide between what the war department haa done in three years and what Senator Chamber lain has said in three years.” ! | | | | | | PALACE HIP The Portia Sisters, Nexible equill brists, headline the new show which jopened Thursday at the Palace Hip. | Their work is novel, and they per-| form stunts that are even difficult for men athletes to execute The Dancing Burtons made a de cided hit with their terpsichorean novelty, introducing character and| jacrobatic dances, They are both tal | nted and graceful dancers. “Thé Goat” is a sketch presented by Hallett Howe and company. A police officer railroads a man to pris: | on in order to save his politica! scalp and pays an unanticipated penalty in | this one-act play. Mansfield and Riddle please with singing and dancing. De Arto is a skillful Suggler, and Flore and Ci have a happy mu- sical offering. | Yesler Regrading | Hearing Scheduled A pubite hearing will be held before | |the council streets and sewers cor | mittee on the proposed regrade of | | Yosler way hill next Thursday after- |noon, The plan includes cutting | down the hill bounded by Fifth and |Beventh aves. The committee also will hold a hearing ‘Thursday afternoon, April) 17, on the proposed extension of Dexter ave, to Second ave. and Vir-| gina st. The committer failed to agree Thursday on allowing condemnation awards on the Marginal way im-| provement. BIG SHIP IN DRY DOCK The 9,600-ton steamship Kdgehill 17,000-ton Martin lift Thursday, all five units of the dock being used to | paine make tho lift. This is the largest | § vessel to be taken entirely in dry | dock here, TAKE LUMBER TO BRITAIN The auxiliary powered schooner) | Brisk, chartered to Tomlinson & | Mitchell, Ltd., of Vancouver, B, C., } Will sail for England with a lumber | cargo within a few weeks, Work of [loading will begin soon, 4 ‘ | it surely proved to be. I feel better | system cleansed, WOMAN'S LIFE 106 Mrs. Godden Tells How It May be Passed in Safety and Comfort. Fremont, O.--"f was passing through the critical period of life, — being forty-six s of age ye fsa baa Wh the symptoms dent to t change — heet uae, servers.) ness, and was in | ® general run) down condition, | vo it was hard) for me to do m; hj work. Lydia 3). 7| Pinkham’s Vexe- - table Compound | Was recommended to me as the ‘ best remedy for my troubles, which | and stronger in every way . since taking it, and the annoying symp toms have disappeared.”—Mrs. M. Goovex, 925 Napoleon &t., Fremont, | Obie. Such annoying symptoms as heat flashes, nervousness, backache, headache, irritability and “the blues,” be speedily overcome and the system restored to normal conditions by this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia EB Pinkham’s Veretable Compound. If any complications present themselves, write the Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for sug- gestions how to overcome them. The result of forty years experience is at your service and your letter | held fn strict confidence, HERE’S RELIEF FOR YOUR COLD! |Dr. King’s New Discovery helps to bring the desired quick relief It holds a record of fift uous years of relievin, romptly and pleasantly—the 1 winter colds, coughs, and bronchial attacks. It holds a following of armies of regular users in whose family medi- | eine cabinets Dr. King’s New Discov- contin: | ery is the watchword for cold and cough correction. Bold by druggists 60e and $1.20, The Boon of Reguiar Bowels everywhere. | —the health-promoting properties of | active bowels, these are yours when | you occasionally take Dr. King’ New Life Pills. Keep the stomach sweet, the breath untainted, the Jentle but positive In .eagon, Sold n. Gold everywhere, GRANDMOTHER KNEW | Tagse Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and as_Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard. plaster burned and blistered while it acted, Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, wit! hout the plaster and without the blister. ‘Musterole does it. It is a clean, | white ointment, made with oil of mus- tard. It is scientifically prepared, #0, that it works wonders, and yet docs not blister the tenderest skin, hee massage Musterole in with the, wee tips. See ow quickly it brings re- how speedily the pain disappears, se Musterole for sore throat, bron- lene tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, conges- ti leurisy, Lipa geses sc hes fa tk or Pat ina, sore ohett ny bruises, chil- feet, colds of the chest {PALACE HIP) Thritt’s and > HOUGEN ShoeRepairShop rier AMUSEMENTS roe MOORE ©» fem Mana & Co; Polly Moran; Mosconi Hirve.; Chas. 1 Berri & Jonani: Fantino licien Beholder Orpheam Veudesille oupe Continuous Dally, 1 to 11 THE SISTERS PORTIA S Other Fine Hip Acts Peature Phetepiay: Meeree Salie- bery t= “The Millionaire Pirate” Weekday Mats 10c; Eves & Sun. 20c WILKES Pas Now, with Matinee, Saturday ‘This Week—lLew White io “LOVERS AND LUNATICS” With the 30 Rainbow Girts } ights (Sunday), 26e; Mata, (except M Ladies” Mats. texcept Mats, 2:20; Nights, " ioe. PANTAGES MLLE. BIANCA, Premier Dancer of Reenie and Spectac Dances. ‘Three Naeases, Norway's famous tee shatere Julia Gifford, formerly Mrs. ; Tuseano Brothers, 3 Valentine Eamonde, : Raymond comedy “The Light- Fifth and Pine Elliott 2525 Now Playing Matinee Saturday “Passers-By” Something Different and Out of the Ordinary. Nights 30c-50c Mat. Saturday 20c-31c ———| Plus War Tax LIBERTY PUBLIC MARKET 1506-08-10 First Ave. Will open for business Satur- day, April 12, und: agement of John Dav pany. A souventr has beon secured which 4s different from any souvenir that has ever been given in connection with any opening. county may enter this contest, which began Monday, There 4 are twel P Tirst prize, $10.00 to the first one making the correct gue second prize, $5.00; the next ten to ‘wena the souvenir will receive fitss each, The souvenirs will iven to the first ten thou- sand people who visit. the market on the opening day, Mach one is entitled to three guesses, Mail or bring your Fucases to the Rental Counter, John Davis & Company, Con- closes at 5 p.m. Briday, ‘Apri Lith, A SOUVENIR rieh and poor, 15. Your smallest friend, } of business that we do. It stands to rea- son that we ford smaller tient than an office which one-half third of the volume that we do, We use the very best materials to be obtained. We have found that this is the only kind of ma- terials that we can afford to use. We guarantee work and we MUST turn out the kind that will stand up. All work guaranteed with a binding guarantee that if for any reason your work does not give en- tire satisfaction come back to us and we will make it right. Our painless methods represent the highest de- velopment in painless modern dentistry. ig operator in this office is a graduate regis- entist, who has graduated from a good dental college and then passed the examination of the state dental board. You will find every operat- or in this office with his certificate from the den- tal board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. This is a strictly sanitary office. We have spent a great deal of money to assure perfect sanitation. We have the most modern appliances for perfect sterilization of instruments. FREE EXAMINATION We will be very glad to have you call and let one expert dentists give your teeth a th examination. He will tell you just what is t a. teeth in perfect condition and also just tered of our to pu’ what This examination and estimate won’t cost you a cent nor put you under any obli, about time that you gave yourself of a good set of teeth. Regal Dental Offices Manager Corner Third and Union. In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. DR. 1405 Third Avenue. / HIGHEST GRADE DENTISTRY AT LOWEST PRICES We are give the very lowest prices on the high- est £ able to le dentistry of the volume account "ge can af- have a profit on individual pa- to does only or one- all our e cost will be. N. W. ment .. Blankets .. Middy Blow collar and cuffs » White Drill .... —how it is made —how saved Money is liquid capital—gold, silver or other metal stamped by legal authorities as currency, as our old friend Webster says, Observe that this liquid capital is the prod- use of the world’s labor—not the produce of the labor of any particular cla Mr. Edison may greatest money-ma has ever known Andrew Carnegie Active brains and given us the wealth of the world. ‘The and the late James J, Hill. Any prudent man can save money in a demo- Opportunity becomes his slave. accumulates wealth because he can't help doing so. ve today and tomorrow. , Savings Department open from ‘6 to 8 every Saturday evening cratic country. Begin to sa The Seattle National Bank Resources $30,000,000 DR. L. R. CLARK SPECIALS _ Regulation Army Woolen Underwear, per rar- me as recetved from navy yard; blue flannel od $2.50 Lanyard given rree with each Middy. Kirk’s Military Shop be said to be one of the 3 or wealth-producers the world thing might be said about intelligent labor have ‘deco eH | tion. It is e advantage 1.50 He