The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1919, Page 7

a ‘tn tab St es cas m 0 HOUSE Short Term Prisoners Will! FIFTH AVENUE PINE STREET SIXTH AVENUE Go to Stockade | # will be Short-term clty prison held tn the county men under treatment by the health department for vice dine Will be transferred from the « ade'to the jatl This arrangement was made fol lowing an | stockade council public | Monday afternoon |men, Police Health Co |agreed the Kept fit elty WELL, WE SHOULD SAY WE ARE Seattle folks have taker a lively interest in PAINLESS JOHNSON DENTIST SLOGAN CONTEST “We have received hun- dreds and hundreds of slogans. Some of them Pe are great. Hundreds of Seattle folks know what ‘real Painless Dentistry is, and they have «told: us about it in many clever ways through ‘slogans. THE WINNING SLOGAN willbe used in our advertising. ‘It will be, the ‘beacon ‘light that :points the sway to better } alth through better teeth. It will, be the B safety eo] The « ets] Chief Joet Warren and M, ;Read cannot bel Broad-brimmed. Transparent Hats (As Pictured) $3.45 1 under thin on of the ital on thd] Work on the ed by pro of residents, but Mayor Han }son has instructed Bullding Com-| | taste oner Johnson to begin — the | Work at once | public’ safety committee will ) HAM property hoapital has temts HIRRED MALINE and rows of lace braid- fashion these charming hats, which require only the ad- | dition of'a wreath or | ; single flower spray to | i/| a i} | j | ae c be ready to wear for | | | any dress occasion, Featured in Bolton and Robert ‘Hesketh, , SEATTLE GIRL CHEERS YANKS Rose Glass. Busy Entertain: ing A, E. F. Men =z her in th tte,\ywiho "has } >s Is ondit | | | Brown Navy Black . Taupe and in eight .distinct shapes,, among them demure pokes, droopin z-brim styles and straight sailors. E neepeional hpi at $3.45, THE BASEMENT STORE, Walking Oxfords, $7.50 Ina New ‘Pattern. S smart a model as one ” former history Man schools of Beat, nM engaged in camp for the past year, hda!' Keen ' spending several weeks vacation in' s@uttiern France and Italy qecordifig to recent word | récetved 4 her mother,’ Mrs. R. C.y The' Baserient "Store ‘Has Provided Liberally for 'talis that builds the most’ progressive Pain- ff tess on Methods in this great Northwest. ,' | ora who "frequent the military bane, ONLY ONE DAY LEFT |) If you have not: sent 4n: your'slogan—send it pein in today. You may win the $100 PRIZE or one f) ‘of the TWELVE PRIZES OFFERED by Pain- ff) s Johnson Dentists: ‘for the best slogan of not ‘Misa! Glake'ts known a “Skipper” ) Glass ambng ‘the! soldiers and sail; for the © original stunts ashe. hag anped for [the homesick Yanks During the war @he organized the “Ilue Jackets,” af American sailor H who “presented ' rusital” and si ville aketches thruout the A |B. F. dum France and England Since thé signing ofthe axmiatice, | she says that her, work has been ' doubled, for’ Hreat, hs'n debarkation | poind fom tye States, Ip flooded with / |rbstless Yanks, who require enter ' Summer ‘Needs in Ready-to-Wear Apparel ’ cleverest ideas that the ;new season has, sponsored in Suits, Dresses, Coats, Capes, Waists and Skirts have generous rep- _ resentation inthe Basement Storé—and at popular prices. { Ss A could ask ‘for, walking wear is ‘this’ Oxford of; -brown Calf, with per-, ons in’ brogue effect,, t sole and low heel., Sizes 216 to'8, $7.50 pair. | In White, Buckskin, ‘at’ $6.95 pair. In White , Reignskin, at} $6.00 pair. ethan | 8) words describing Painless Den- | tainment while they ‘are awaiting | their, sailings tn” Slogan Contest Closes Bate cll pg Be April 30th \ higher character. of material and, workmanship than is usually found at uch low prices distinguishes these garments, fdr*the same high stand- aré that govern the selection of merchandise for the Upstairs Sections prvail' here. * ; in the ‘ good-looking,. five- eyelet, ", mo sketched, with medium‘ ‘military:heel, Sizes!3 to! 8, ies pair, commended the work of the Y.M to return to | EVERYBODY'LL | WANT PENNIES SILK DRESSES, $14.75, $18.50 and $24.50. EXTRA-SIZE SILK DRESSES, $19.50 and $25.0 AND WOOL JERSEY DRES $11.75, $14.75, $18.50, feos and $24.50. WOOL |DRESSES in extra sizes, $19.50 and $25.00 SUITS of Serge, Poplin and Jersey," $25.00. COATS AND DOLMANS, $15.00, $16.75, $21.50 and , $25.0 CAPES; $8.50, $12.50, $15.00, $18.50, $21.50 and Loo SRGE ‘The Chief Nut Says' He'll Be in at the Finish Four well-known men will decide the win- 500 Pairs of' Pump! Buckles Low-priced : at $1.00 Pair na .Gil -Heyfron .of the Colonial ; Theatre, Louis Nash of King Bros. and Tom ‘Maroney ‘of Fraser-Paterson’s will sit with the Chief Nut ‘determine ithe winning slogan. Send yours n on the slip below. | Watch apes for Announcement i619 Westlake Avenue | Flatiron Building, Opposite Frederick & Nelson } -Teeth Pulled Free——— }' AINLESS | JOHAISON| fas DE TISTS { Gentlemen: 1 herewith ehtdr my slogan in the ‘gon Dentists’ cash prize Slogan Contest, as follows: ‘ Write here: “70 PAVE HIGHWAY Mitchell road, frem Renton to | for bids soon. brick highway just south of the | the paving of the highway, six miles tle city limits, will be paved be-|from Renton to Coalfield, t# being the end of the present year, ac-| prepared by County Engineer Sam to Renton residents, who say | uel J. Humes. | the county commissioners will call THEATRE Continuous Daily,1-11 PALACE HIP —TOMORROW— Feature Photoplay VAUDEVILLE | POLLY, 0Z AND CHIC K NORMA criti McGRATH AND YEOMAS ish, Sa “The Lunatic and the Prima WOLFF AND WILTON “The Golf Cure” FRED AND PEGGY PYMM “Tag Day for Ould Ireland” SNOW, SIGWORTH AND SHARPE “Saucy, Smart and Snappy” SAM AND LOU LA MERT “Australian Novelty “Imitators” Donna” scar 10 Sasas™ 206 | Ah RENE MOSSES ESRI Aten n= Ha and purses, $7.50: eaps.$2; ‘Seattle Yank Has lquarters company, ~ lated Auden: Engineering data for4 New Taxes Will ‘Make De- { spised: Copper. Popular Pennies are going to come in} mighty handy after Wednesday, for, | starting Thureday, the government is going to take them away from you to help pay for the cost of the war.) Uncle ) = is going to be a penny | richer vat time you buy an ice cream soda, or 25 cents worth of pills, salve, tooth powder, hair dye, perfume, ete. i Commencing Thursday! you'll pay 10 per cent tax on the following art! Jen coating more than the amount) entioned Picture frames, $10;) trunks, $59; traveling bagd, $25; hand table lamps, bel umbrellas and para ambking jackets, $15} men's and boy en's wilk hoster . pajamas,* night gow ne and! unde $5; kimonos, petticoats ar $15, ‘The new “luxury” taxes will hit lotSof “other - things, movie shows to che candy, and amoking materia waist Surprise for Hii - Wife and Mvter Sergt. Maj. David Bryant/thead 2ist Atuiion | 361st infantry, Q | special surprise |mother at the Seattle pe Be Not ja word did he write abot he Bet gian war cross which he med the day he left France. “1 chn't tell Choice of Navy, [1 gotyit for 1 Auden: | arde, I was lin chargqof™ patrol lengaged in carrying magkes from | the ation commands # the cap ¢ the companies Tryant relates how (inks were | Capes for Junior Girls $5.75 to $14:50. ’ GRCOND only to women’s capes in smartness: are these for girls from 6 to 14 years of age. Attractive Value in These Coverall Aprons at $1.25 HEY are well- ‘ made of excellent quality percale, in front- or side-fasten- ing style, with square neck or scalloped ef- fect, belted at waist- line. Various light - col- ored patterns to choose from, in checks," small plaids and stripes with trimming of fancy piping. : Priced at $1.25. ~THE BASEMENT STORE. ose, Tan and Copenhagen, in * Serge Capes, full-lined! ahd half+lined styles, with bright contrasting cdlor in binding, collar or .tie. Priced at $5.75, 48.75, $10.00 and $14.50. —THE BASEM STORE. | caught in a trap on théfflge across SKIRTS, $3.95, $4.95, $5.75, $7.50 to $9.50 SWEATERS, $2.50, $3.95, $5.75, $7.60, $10.00. WAISTS, 95c, ; 1A, $1.95, $3.95, $4.95' and '$6.! . —THE 900 Yards of Laces Special 10c Yard NCLUDED 3ASEMENT STORE. ‘im this ex- - ceptional offering are Embroidered. Net ‘Laces, some embroidered on silk net,” Valenciennes Laces and Embroidered Muslin + edges, in cream, ecru and white, ranging ‘in width from 3 to 12 inches Special 1O@¢ yard. —THE BASEMENT STORE. b Women’s Stockings Special 10c Pair AN exceptionally low price for these Black Cotton Stockings, for swimming and every-day Wear. Sizes 814 to 10, spe- ciah 10¢ ‘pair. pattern,;sketched, Bright ' Steel Buckles‘ of the sort that add immeasurably | to.. the smartness * of * Pumps—un- usually low-priced ‘at’ $1-00 pair. —THE BAS®MENT STORE. eer Waists,: s6i50 Ns the “attractive » square ~~ A= WEALTH of desirable olowings featured’ in’ these dainty, Blopses, including , Flesh-color - White Tan Gray Peach Blue Blouses ‘in harmony with Spring’s’ smart. suits, en- hanced with trimming. of embroidery, beading, hem- stitching and lace edging, $6.50. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Nive. “Mixing Bowls sizes for’ thapy kitchen uses, in brown-bordered yel- low earthenware, and very well-finished,* priced as fol- in 6-inch, 25¢; 7-inch, 40¢; 8-inch, 55¢;. 9-inch, 7O¢; 10-inch, S5e¢. the L)a-Scheldt riverpwich separ from. American! 4 blown u/tf the Huns. soldierspgped death | xplosion ¢ rom drown: ‘League Plans for | | Vaccination F ight | Charging that personal liberty is being viola etion of the | position, rie ing. Bryant is a Seatti@tn and a for. | mer U, of W studey) '16 Miners. liled . by Gaskxplosion «ry | Phe principal speaker was Attor ninattNonast arr eget, $6 qiney Thorwald Siegfried, who out - gif lawsing mine of lined a program for the league to fol featic Cg Alin 0., 22 rig Pe ¢ Hecomen pe low. Tibbals als ~ ° | spoke. in the death of yer and the Inti: | A mneeting to. complete, organtra- 4 es t ¥¢ ted to live | tion and elect officers will be held by red are not & be : age sige e entombed by | the least » accounted | \Fire-Proof Gas Is ‘ Sought for Balloans| LLION A YEAR|. WASHINGTON, April 30.-)The NEED “Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, KANSAS FY, Mo., April 40, |wo called from, the numerous active One billion a4 @ year for several) volcanoes in! eruption, is being | | years to corfbould be granted the |searched by Professor R. F. Grigen | | failroads if® public ts to be pro-|and a party, to determine whether vided with ® clase of service de-|hellum,: the: ‘noninflammable /gas manded,' «¢ Walker D. Hines, di-! which is expected to revolutionize | rector gen¢ f railroads, who was ballooning, is to be found there. ‘The here todays @ tour of personal ob-| famous, valley is in Alaska, ,in/ the servation Fail difficulties, Hatmai district, near Kodiak island, lay night in| , to dixcuss compul Mra. Maurice | HINES SAY RAILROADS. "| University |Campus ‘Election Is Under Way at U. W. The ennual election of officers of the associated student body of the of Washington w under way Wednesday in Meany hail, * PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Athletic Park BASEE. ALL | A PERFRCT SHAVING CREAM “4 . ASK YOUR GARGER *MOVING DAY FOR N, B. C. April Agent J. ¢ ates at tional Bi moving day for jassett and his ass al branch of the Na They are Fifth and Pine Elliott 2525 NOW, PLAYING MAT, Y ROBERT HOUSUM'S COMEDY “THE GYPSY TRAIL” THN -Ph AY Nights 300-600 WELL Drive putt CAR AWAY oday at., 206+ Plus War Tax ~ | fisherman, Robert I , well-known died at “hfs home ‘in! Georgetown, Monday, Funeral, serv ices will be held Wednesday after: noon, from the ‘Georgetown: Under taking parlors, rs REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest” and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouthg” you can bite corn off the cob; ari | Watch and~Chronometér Maker Nautical Instruments and Compass Adjuster 4 103 Cherry St. ‘ ,Seattle, Wash, J $8.00 Bridgework $2.00 Amalgam Filling. . Painless Extracting fuaranteed for 15 years. Have impression taken tn the get teeth same day. Examination and advice free, See Samples of Our Plate aud Mridge Werk. We Stand the Most of our present patronage Is recommended by our ationta, whose Work is still giving good satistaction. Ask Oum Patients have tested: our work. When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring this ad avith you Open, Sundays From 9 to 12° for Working People OHIO ‘CUT-RATE DENTISTS oNivensiry / op Opyvaite Vrases-Veiersen Om All w morning «