The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1919, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1919. pare PACIFIC FLEET GENERAL STRIKE! ‘IS AT MONTEREY IS FEARED INL, A, ARE YOU WILLING wervice ters » Mon * y bay sodey ir union leaders of Los Angeles to | i the dreadnaught New Mexico, Ad be gout? etek Bua ake to the questions so often asked—and a aaa Rodman's flagship, the battle t here, if the present street | a he ol were ~ . problem which is so easily solved by ships Mississipp!, Texas and Wyom-| ear and railroad steike Is not | Moxt people are willing homefurnisher this store. ing, cruiser Birmingham and 19] seteled rdintely to do most anything within ‘ destroyers entered the harbor for a mired machinists and | "Caron fo maintain their ESTABLISHED aman wishing to establish a home week's visit, Dufing the Week they walked out at | health ax near perfect as 1864 of his own must nowadays consider will be joined by all of the other ifle yards this | they possibly can ry) morning. by The walkout of these men bring vensela of the armada, prep to the review at San Francis retary Dantels the total number concerned the the cost and lay careful plans for the future. if you are neglecting bad teeth you are endan ering your health ; ; in r the New Mexico, Mississippi,| Pacific Electric, Lon Angeles Fall —for more than half a century this store solved “prob- _is to give you the service you deserve and to which jf}, Tne New Mums ty entroy.|way & Hallroud wtrikes up. to 7-400 This in no idle state lems” to the entire satisfaction of thousands and thou- you are entitled. era will anchor off Monterey; the|in this elty ment. We mean just what remainder will anchor ott Banta | Several unions connected with Cruz th cities will hold week-| transportation are understood we may. And in this ¢ sands, by extending a liberal, dignified, agreeable _ (uy facilities of manufacturing and buying the mer- | and easy credit—a service that fits individual require- chandise we offer for sale on eight display floors [J) jong ceioeations, jammed with em|have taken secret votes for a atrike | pent wan ntn mee Dy Mme E coae Fear ig perfected by 55 years’ service to the make a selection here an easy, a pleasant task. tertainments by the fleet personnel, |in sympathy with the wtriking street] That abacomsed. and de. ee ome: : * —in our showing of homefurnishings every taste, every gall ee, AGUNG tips anes MEM deans "hi cane. eth caueo | many —we have helped to establish in Seattle and in the pocketbook can easily be served—alongside of the |B) pasebati, boxing and dancing are Wied th fearee seks ft en ae Northwest thousands of cozy, comfortable homes, but —_least_expensive furniture pieces you can find here |f) among the sports listed for the men.| with yo" Angeles almost com | ery not only by extending a liberal credit, but also by the best that the most exclusive makers of artistic Following reception Of the fleet] sistely isolated, much concern ia felt | Hep . giving service. furniture produce y Sony ee ener eee ys 0m bed over Mayor Snyder's requent for in] Hut. every up to-date oN a " p at the Hotel De ‘onte nor OF} creamed conservation of food Tay 20, I —we want you—the homefurnisher—to be satisfied. —the few suggestions given here in these pictures are |}) Admira! Remues ond See Dievten Packers of this dity contend th that thin in the case, i e” PS i \s F showin, . Sat General unter habe ane | Present supply of meat I not last One of the commonest We want you to know that this store's ardent desire indications of our splemid z. tats and Governor Siaphens, Coms| Exeeens.e™ neat will r | Pict, Se creme modore Sloat's action of raising the] Gagoline ie being continually} that often is caused by | Stars amd Stripes over the old cus tom bh « in 1846 was re hearsed, with Admiral Rodman rate | the demand caused by increased use . A banquet in honor of Admiral] ply stations received no gaa yester Rodman, General Liggett, Governor | aay Thousands of Stephens anf other notables will be | given tonight o rushed from refineries to this city; “bscemsed teeth is by motor truck in an effort to supply | _ overstuffed _ 3-piece suite and people Vreight cars continue to jam local have taken, literally, bar : the Del Monte. To-| freight yards rels of medicine in attempt s floor lamp morrow Admiral iman and the All trains between Los Angeles ing to stop the tortures of New Mexito go to Santa Cruz lend fe 7 4 yes.| rheuratiam, when a visit ss | jand San Diego were cancelled yes So & Semen eal DR. L. B. CLARK $352.75 —th beautiful overstuffed suite, consisting of. Ches- | terfield, rocker and arm chair, is upholstered in large figured tapestry; color effect is green and Five thousand persons were ma have brought them quick |rooned in Venice last night, when relief « permanently removed the cause 10: the last Pacific Electric train pulled This is how it happen jout, crowded to the roof An abs J tooth has tiny pus sacs around the roots. These Only one train left Los Angeles pus sacs continually give off their deadly poisons, which are ab | | yeuterday, that was with the porbed into the system, They move along until they find a likely | understanding by passengers that wally mmation and | place to congregate, us a joint. Swelling, in | their destination was not guaran pain then f erroneously called’ “Rheuma- and this is usually } 3 teod. ' " : old ros floo tiam.” The bad tooth t* Mterally the root of all the trouble, and je; the r lamp {But No One Seems to Care| Shop Strike Spreads once have this tooth fixed up properly and the trouble will soon has heavy mahogany About Buying It | The strike of shopmen and switch. | r. Sometimes this poison attacks the heart or the stomach, standard, beautifully deco- men in this city and of the big four or ear or throat, or sometimes even the spine itself. 3 shade is of drab anne | brot serious consequences’ can, and often do, come from bad teeth. NEW YORK, Aug. 25.--The/gov- | extended as far cast a And one of the worst features of the whole thing is the fact ernment is offering unlimited quan-| Should the order halting west-| that a tooth may be abscessed round the roots and still appear to lites of lour at $9.45 a barret in) bound trains go into effect today.| . be perfectly normal and sound on the outside. It may not pain or wacks, and $10.45 in wood, and no | passengers would be brought from give you any inconvenience whatever. eaiebpnetaments hea 4 re prs J bes ma sarge teed ope 2 a oe oman If you have teeth that are decayed on the outside, of cpurse the grain corporation today Miltwara wadlins ac tia Pedic you KNOW that they should be attended to at oncé. On the other $438.50 Myer scant ad trae onetime tenes hand, if you are suffering from some trouble that does not yield iB For 10 Gaya An advertisement has |Tong Reach, while many depend on| © treatment as it should, it is entirely possible that the trouble ra ‘ announce jour for m at that rs a > os . / e us ne You < ell worth your —walnut dining room suite ‘ “ : the irreguk arvics of the Pacific may le in unsuspected teeth. You will find it Ww ¥ 4 price, ¢. 0. b. New York, for dativery : oy mandy ae dive Pacis while to get the expert advice of our dentists. pictured here, consists of |[jany place in the United States to | Blectric from this city walnut dining room suite for — eight-foot extension table. |wholesniern Only three care have | Strikebreakers, reported to num } WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU + when |f| deen ordered, two of the orders hav: |ber 26, are today on their way back First--Graduate registered dentists of the highest standing in square-shaped top; when |ing later been capicetied to Salt Lake, after having been the dental profession are here for your service. Every one of our closed 48x60 inches; 60- [| - taken from an overland train yester operators is a graduate registered dentist and every one of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all Second—The best of equipment. We have one of the finest and best equipped dental offices in the country. ‘ery modern appliance for the better performance of modern dentistry will be found in our equipment The flour is of soft wheat, straight, and, according to the grain corpora |tlon officials, there in no demand for }it because the people of the United | States will not buy anything but jhard winter wehat flour. This is selling at $14.25 in wood or $12.65 Five Trains Stranded in jute retail. The extenston of the strike on the . Santa Fe castward today stranded Third—We use the best of materials. We have found out long go that the best is the cheapest in the long run. So we use the five trainloads of passengers at Rar. 2 “4 “Prayer flags” are a unique labor | stow. The company ts arranging to best materials to be had. inch-top buffet; china cab- inet; five chairs uphol- stered in blue leather, and an arm chair; all these pieces are made of the finest-grade brown walnut; day by railroad men at Las Vegas Nevada The men were reported to be on their way here to work in railroad | Yards and to man street cars saving device employed by the peo | bring them out of the desert to this Fourth—Our prices are very reasonable. In fact, you will find jdle of Tibet. The flings are suspend: |city by auto trucks, if they find it that they are lower than usual considering that we turn out the a on long lines, and while they are | impossible to send trains after them highest quality of work and use the best of materials. This is moving in the breeze they are sup | today. made possible by the large volume of business which we do, which poned to be recording prayers for the The Flint Packing company at permits us to take a smaller profit on the individual patient than benefit of those who put them up. Ban Bernardino closed down because an office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that _ — ~ | of it# inability to get supplies, throw- we do can possibly afford to take. jing 200 people out of employment. Fifth.wWe guarantee all our work, and our guarantee means | The San Bernardino Packing com just what it says—that if for any reason your work does not give |Pany will be compelled to close its you entire satisfaction, come back to us and we will make it right. French walnut bedroom fur- Plant also in two Or three days, if Our guarantee is signed both by the operator who did the work i we have a very exten- showing, featuring the beau- grain effects in highest furniture making; the four- suite pictured here consists size bed; large dresser ‘with plate @lass, chiffonier ‘and ri mirror dressing table— four-piece is not settled. and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, ys more striking would| who is thoroughly reUable. sands out of employment SixthWe have a strictly sanitary office. We have epent a va ae bs gonad oe reat deal of money on the latest and most improved apparatus for inte He or Balt Laken rs = he the perfect sterilization of all our instruments. All operators and ay attendants are dressed in spotless white at all times | ‘ Faw | FRE! AMINATION Probe Is Ordered We invite you to call at our office and let one of our expert in L. A. Walkout! 4°", #ve your teeth a thorough examination and consult with | you as to what is necessary ta put them into perfect condition. He | WASHINGTON, Aug, 2%5.—Rafl| will also tell you just what the cost will be. This examination Director Hines today ordered an in-| and estimate won't cost you a cent, nor will it put you under any | mediate investigation of the railroad| obligations to have the work done unless you want it. |!abor conditions in Los Angeles, This service is offered you freely and gladly, And for your switchmen and brakemen| own sake we urge you not to put it off another day. Come in to- refusing to handle freight morrow if it is possible to do so. You will save yourself greater sferred to the steam railroad] expense in the future, you will avoid needless suffering and, above m the Pacific Electric Co., whose all, you will be safeguarding your health. men are on strike. Hines will act as soon as a report “a is received from Hale Holden, région L Tr jal director. At Hines’ office it was | denied that there is a strike on the === "= Regal Dental Offices nager suite, $374.25. —you will find here a mag- nificent showing of the finest mahogany pieces; all fairly priced. The suite pictured here consists of full size mahogany bed. 48- j handling regular business not com inch-top dresser, chiffon- ee ee ee ee DR, L. R. CLARK, Ma ier, and triplicate-mirror aplatnes. oad 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union dressing table; price of 4 || CHICAGO, Aug. 25—1f Ratt DI In Every Respect Seattle's Leading Dentists Diagonally Across the Strect from the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get | to the Right Place LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES pieces, $329—. | rector Hines waite for a report from Hale Holden before he acts in the Los Angeles rail strike, no immedi- | Ate action can be expected, it was | learned today ar “oe junion for a charter, and the local Holden is away from his office on cribes of Frisco will seek affiliation with the state @ vacation. At his office it was! Join Writers’ Union| ‘tion of labor. Daniel C. Mur- said, so far as is known, no report phy, president of the state federa- has been prepared for Hines | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. The | tion, addressed the meeting. sainoli on |San Francisco News Writers’ asso- \ciation was organized Sunday when Jin effect will be a labor union, Ex-Government Physician The announced purpose of the 1111 FIRST AVE. or organization is to better the work- 169 WASHINGTON ST. ing ditions of the craft. Application was filed today with RIGHT DRUG CO. STORES oo the International Typographical Leok for the Free Decter Sign. Premier Nitti Pleads for In- niteelilihniensehagieetiate aes ory bedroom furniture is very much in demand; we _ show hundreds of attrac- tive pieces of this kind. From the many suites on “soe ua we offer full-size , large 48-inch-top dresser, chiffonier, and te - mirror dressing AMUSEMENTS at $296—. ‘ = creased Production _—__ —____ 7a Here in P ROME, Aug, 24.—Melayed)— qj Puimanette, rocker, || | Here = Person | utp. msaic( BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW Chair and floor lamp— |, BATHING = | | cunse tromer pice nes ieewea | MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25 try urging the workers to speed up $159.75 GIRL production, decrease consumption! WIE TROPOLITAN THEATRE and eliminate extravagance. | —we have @ very large showing in REVIEW The premier asked the prefects to Seven Big Acts and Four Reels of Films, Comics and davenports and pullmanettes, up- | call the attention of the masses to News Weekly bolstered to) artificial’ brown 7! ofl Aaah e neti Ray BENEFIT WORLD WAR VETERANS’ ASSOCIATION eh acking in food, raw mi -< Ryaeatheng aaah daiedltcheee | | ietlala and’ Cokiake and peeohelng All Acts Donated by the Leading Vaudeville Houses the end and when used as a bed |T) enough for only 15 or 18 million Admission Cents. Includes War Tax. Any Seat has large, comfortable sleeping instead of 40 million people | he workingman,” he said, “must | == — surface; two rockers, or roc er an® chair, upholstered in artificial Spanish leather; and floor lamp, several styles to select from; all for $159.75. ALKI renounce absurd wages, BEACH) want to kitt inaustry strike is a trattor PICTURES “The present situation in Europe! | i the worst in centuries, especially | nless they who talks | MOORE THEATRE M VAL VILLE. Dally, 2130-8115 r-Flusher” SINOS CLEMONS in Italy, which is living on credit In 1913 we purehs J abroad pro- ropenn Fitzgibbon: Russell, Chishol Br Marie Dorsch and ducts valued at 1,900,000,000 lire. In|f Arthur Gordon Wilbert Duncan and Breen | Also iH \ i 1918 this total had increased 12,000,« Six Gibbs Anta and Panama Trio ; d “ 000 lire and in the first five or six) Pin, The Unnecessary months of 1919 our foreign purchases: bed | Husband” amount 000,000 lire | “ a Italy needs a credit of 15,000,000 ‘Aad ‘ With lire. England and the United States Dail > SEATTLE L. 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