The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 5

Woodie rmbam Fun Cx, a. OTTO 8S. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE'LL TRUST YOU UR CREDIT fence dividual i ur terms are easier 9 € than will be found anywhere. No extra. charges; JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY SYSTEM has been estadlishe ou to fwrnish you for your conven n in wer ne Interest STORE HOURS—8:30 TO 5:30 Buy a Duofold for Double Service By day you have an attractive piece of furniture in the way of a davenport, and at night it opens up into a full-size bed. Can you imagine any piece of furniture more practical? Our stock is overly large, and our prices compar- atively small. ¢, ofs ate « } tunate purchase of a wonderfully large a e - 7 e C3 e - * e - ° e - ‘ e ° e A e * e . ‘ e - ‘ e + ‘ e ~ a e - ‘ e o G e * e + G e - G e + G e ‘ e ¢ UITS OVERCOATS MADE TO MEASURE fact of the matter is that this offer means you can the materials are worth on the open market. regularly. and looks good right terns are included. ALWAYS 25 years’ 25 WORD— I have never in all of my 25 years, offered a special feature that compared to this from any standpoint, Not only is a tremen dous stock of woolens involved, insuring your happy choice, but with it you get the high class tailoring that has built up my business to its present large pro- portions. LOUIS SIDELSKY. Our behind this offer. price these suits are IMPERIA LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. 801 THIRD AVE. Seattle’s Leading Men's Tailors for more than 25 years, ote ote ote ote ote ete ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ate ote ote ote ote ote ote ofe ote ote ate ofe ote o te Mavtrewd wonseving — edurbaiy, jive ile Om We bonus question willl Wednesday, Fall woolens at a ridiculous price. These I offer in combina- tion with my best tailoring at less than ready-made prices. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THREE DAYS ONLY a0 Match them if you can anywhere in Seattle under $65.00 Great as this stock of woolens is,*however, I may be sold out before three days. Just one look is all you need to buy not only one, but several suits. The tailored-to-;our-measure-and-individuality Suit or Overcoat for less than what ALL NEWEST WOOLENS LATEST STYLES It is nothing remarkable to offer cheap wool- ens at a cheap price, but this offer is truly re- markable because these are high-grade woolens such as you would pay $65 or even more for Just feel them and you will know that every one of them is the stuff that wears All the newest fall and winter colors and pat- SIDELSKY TAILORING reputation of making clothes for leading business men of Seattle is at stake When you call in here to- morrow and pay only $40 you will receive every courtesy and consideration as if you paid the member, ‘we guarantee you a fit and include the best workmanship throughout, styles, including the snappy new double-breasted model that all the good dressers are demanding. TAILORING COMPANY “emhwces Soll AP BUSINESS An old man with ® amet, in ficient income oking f job with a pool ih for his r¢ board, Joaste KE. Martir the department of penal ref | Woman's Legislative Council Washington, is aiding him, and | would be glad to he who hax an opening wut Het nm and ar from anyone Her number t Kenwe THE STANDARD SAUCE That is sold more uni- versally, is used by more cooks and served on more tables than any other relish, is Lee i rvia SAUCE Its delicate flavor can- not be imitated. | LEA:PERRINS SAUCE THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Stick to the only original, QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets WORLD GLOOMY: | Only Silk Merchants See Certain Prosperity TOKIO, Oct. &—Japan's business a filled with gle riding back it the future mand St ratifies oaty are tt against Jap goods been de trictions beans ha ritish re oling eur. ot compantes are fe competition of American petr The bright Somehow ma at the They ray is the silk men figure bright clothe not worrying Hulet Wells Tells th workd wan alone are Hulet M seulng a was perr ' grand That is the joyful cry of thousands | . since Dr, Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No griping results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the liver | and bowels to act normally. never force them to unnatural action, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a soothing, healing, vegetable compound | mixed with olive oil. If you have a bad taste, bad breath, feel dull, tired, are constipated or | bilious, you'll find quick and sure re- | sults from Dr. Edwards’ little Olive | Tablets at bedtime. 1c and 25¢ a box. | 2 ote ofe ate ote ote afe ofe ofe ote ofe ate ote ote ofe ate ofe o STOP! LOOK!) LISTEN! High clothes prices are smashed for three days. I made a for- stock of crisp, new have a genuine Sidelsky down to the last thread, h <4 ofe oj ofe ole ofe sje ofe oje ojo oje ofe ojo ole oj ole oje ole ojo ofe ojo oje ajo ope SATISFIES ae ie Oy “ “oe ae Ye efe ope ofe ole oje ope actually worth. And re- in all the new Liberty Bonds at Full Value Change in Cash | |rence |New jand those who are weak, | situation. They |’ We 16 Men Arrested in Gambling Raid Sixteen men were arrested Tuesday night in a gambling raid on a Greek coffee house at Prefontaine p nd © Officers N Dench watched the © before a w and dice me dollar in change was seized as evidence. on and W ra nay they men shake dice for they th grabbed the Burglars Have a Youth Sentenced for Tire Thefts After a jury which heard his case had disagreed, Albert Gray, 19, pleaded guilty to stealing auto tires | Tuenday wan given a one to 16 nded ventence by Superior W. Frater DR. MATTHEWS WILL TEACH AMERICANISM year sun Judge A » in Amerteaniam, women, will be ta A, Matthew rosbyterian chureh, und fourth Priday the ladies’ parlor « the We rian ta inder ipervision tminater hureh Presbyt guild of th The m October next embl 10. Blood- Iron Phosphate Makes Thin Folks Fat If you are weak, thin and ema Story to U. S. Jury pls h back | Hood-tron I’h nothing for asking and aphate will cost you your brain works like a ‘dog with three legs walks— you need Tough Time Here) Room a tough time of it Tuesday night B,D. Martin lost 30 cents and an Indian coin with a hole in ft when his trousers in his 4 First ave A. Raw as robbed of a suite dard hotel, while E. 1106 19th ave. had 8. Roogher, ix | faucets stolen. Mins Frances Savage, 419 Seneca ot. had a wrist watch, three rings nd some clothing stolen, while M. H. Wilcon, 1101 35th ave., | home enouoonentully ransacked, prowlers and burglars had! reported his | An active brain must have pure blood, not poisoned with products of indigestion—or liver and kidney laziness. Laogmat Sabe af Any Modtrame im the Werid | Bald everywhere, tn bomen, 100, 360. BOARD OF HEALTH WARNS AGAINST FLU Authorities ” Nervoudly Await Recurrence of Dreaded apaenls Medical entihesities seem to be of the opinion that this} country will again be visited by the dreaded scourge of in- fluenza, and have alre ady | taken steps to warn the pub-| lic as to the precaution that} should be observed. The Board of Health of the} state of Connecticut has had} large placards printed and} widely distributed pair Oy the following advice, which will be found valuable in any locality, its purpose being to avoid, if possible, a recur- of this dreaded epi- demic. a) How to Avoid Flu 1 - Don’t inhale any per- son’s breath. . Avoid persons who } cough and sneeze. - Don't visit close, poor- ly ventilated places. 4. Keep warm and dry. 5. If you get wet, change your clothes at once. . Don't use cups or towels other used. . For the protection of others, cover mouth when i cough or sneeze. . Clean your teeth and mouth frequently. . Don’t spit on floor. drinking that persons have your you the ; addition to the above, Health Commissioner of York City, in an inter- view in the New York Times, predicts a return of influ- enza, warns everyone ti guard their health carefully, he their pre- In the advises to build strength to better pared for the attack. The medical profession |practically admit their help- Hlessness, and health authori- | tie up be They can only ad- vise that precautionary meas- jures be adopted that will pre- |pare the system for the at- "gers are nervously facing the} They are advising that the system not be permitted to get into a run-down condi- jtion, but that it be kept in a jhealthy, vigorous state so |that it will be prepared to better withstand the danger of influer The blood is the most vital force of life; jtherefore, it follows jupon the condition blood depends largely the jcondition of the entire} |system. ery organ, nerve, muscle, jeaeve and sinew of the pody is dependent upon the Iplocd supply for nourishment, jand as it circulates through ithe system pure and rich and free from all impurities, it furnishes these different |members the healthful prop- erties needed to preserve them and enable them to per- form their various duties. So are liable to escape disease, but any impurity in this life- giving stream acts injurious ly on the system and affect the general health. Disor- dered blood comes from vari- ous causes, such as a sluggish} jeondition of the circulation, imperfect bowel and kidney action, indigestion, etc., but whatever the cause the blood system is in such a robust condition that ward off disease. Aviator Killed in She Rhodes Co. a See Cee EEE EEEe | Current Suit Styles Are Attractive and in Favor New Second Floor MART graceful lines and distinc- » touches lift these Au- tumn suits from out the confines of the ordin and the ample assort- ments are a valuable aid in choosing for your particular needs. Short Flare and Finger Tip Coat Lengths are featured in plain Velours and Serges in shades of Navy, Taupe and Reindeer; also in Velour Checks and 3 modeled in belted and plain styles. Sizes 16 to 44 at $45.00, The Mysticism of the Orient Intermingles with the Quaint Fashion of the Russians in these OVERBLOUSES Upper Main Floor ND they are the vogue for fashionable women the country over, portraying in each / model some characteristic that individualizes the blouse befit- tingly. Our blouse section dis- plays a most charming assort- ment in Georgette and Crepe de Chine exquisitely embroidered in contrasting colored yarns and floss on plain white, flesh, tea rose, brown, taupe, green, red, peace blue, navy and black, at $12.50 to $35.00. The model sketched is of white Georgette with cross pin tucks stitched with silk and hand embroidered with yarn. The h, tle and piping are in contrasting { ee sy * | Silk and Cotton Poplin Short lengths of silk and cotton poplin from 2 | to 6 yards in 86-inch widths and assorted colors. Formerly $1.25; special, a yard, 85¢. —Upper Main Floor Creams and Face Powders that are decided aids to beauty Main Floor Dijerkine Face Powder, Te an@ $1.20, Mme. Sconsa’s Face Cream, @e and $1.25. Mary Garden Face Powder, $1.00 and $2.00, Mary Garden Cold Cream, 5@e. Piver’s Face Powders in Pome peli, Azurea, Floramye, Safrom on and Le Trefle; a box, $1.50. Harriet Hubbard Ayers’ skin and tissue builder, 65¢ and $L25, | Fiancee Face Powder, $1.00, Harriet Hubbard = Ayers’ “Ayeristocrat,” 35¢ and 65¢, % Harriet Hubbard Ayers’ “Lam uria,” 65¢ and $1.25, Harriet Hubbard Ayers’ Face Cream, $1.25. Luxor Cold and Vanishing” Cream, 50c, Mme. Scoxsa’s Freckle Cream, 60c. Creme Mealys — a vi cream, 85e and $1.35, PLAIDS Dark plaids in silk cotton mixed weaves. 36-inch material . for petticoats, linings an kimonos. Formerly 8 special, a yan, 50c. ee CORNELL UNIVERSITY Patrol Airplane MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. 8.—Lieut. MEN MEET THURSDAY |town. that} of the}, long as the blood re-|‘ {mains free from infection, we|p must be purified before the) it is able to} S. S. S., the fine old purely vegetable blood remedy, the system, and giving it that lrobust and vigorous vitality that is so essential as an aid in resisting influenza, other dangerous ailments. course of S. S. S. will prove to you its great efficacy, as it has in so many ca: of im- red and impoverished vi- ull drug- and is worth many ; its cost in building up and strengthening the sys- tem, and giving it a robust, vigorous and healthy circula-| tion that is so important in helping to ward off the at-, tacks of disease. You can obtain jeost free medi advice writing to Chief Med viser, 151 Swift Labora Atlanta, Ga, without by Ad- tory, | other than their guarda «trast is al valuable agent in building up} and Webb, pilot of a DeHaviland forest patrol aeroplane, was killed near Gold Hill yesterday when the engine died and the machine crashed to earth in a tall spin. Observer McGinn was injured. .. Oct. 8.—Lieut. W. Webb and Private John C. Me Ginn left here yesterday morning for Medford. They flew over the city for a short timo before leaving CAPT. LOWELL ROOKS VISITING HIS FATHER} With the distinction of being the| only Seattle officer chosen to serve with the famous composite regiment which acted as an escort of honor for Gen. Pershing last May, Capt. Lowell Rooks, former University of Wash ngton student, ix visiting his father, Deputy U. 8. Marshal Albert Rooks. oks is on a 30-day leave of , at the expiration of which time he will report for duty to the 25th infantry at Nogales, Ariz. ‘apt. Rooks commanded A com: pany of the 5ist infantry, Sixth reg ular army division, in the Vosges and on the Meuse-Argonne, For Quick Reliet from Fron pe Take three or four B imme ly after ever tried alm nesia tablets geist, and ¢ nesia tablets and Inasmuch TAKE BI- N SIA If your gums are sore, sloughing and bleeding, you have Pyorrhea, so-called Riggs’ Dis- ease, which is a menace to good health, We are the only Dentists In the Northwest who specialize In this dreaded disease, Examt. nation and estimate free. Special care taken of children's teeth. Reasonable discount to Unioa men and their families. All work guaranteed 15 years, United Painless Dentists INC, 608 Third Ave. Cor. James St. Phone Etliott 3633 Hours: 8:20 9, m. te # p.m Sundays, 9 to 12. tWo Sox runs The first meeting of Cornell uni- versity men held here since before the war has been called for 7 o'clock ‘Thursday night, at the Army and Navy club, 509 Third ave. All Cor | nel men in Western Washington are invited. j Mega. meee witheczema, Hood’s Pills aPeained In small doses A GENTLE LAXATIVE In Larger Doses A THOROUGH CATHARTIC Made by C. 1. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas | is easily try. Uptown, 1414 3d ave; down. | it today town, 913 2d Ave. ' The. W. Rose OLD ENGLISH WAXER Special at $1.98 The Old English Waxer and Polisher is the best method to use for wax- ing your floors. You can apply the wax and polish the floor with the same apparatus. - $1.98 0-CEDAR MOPS, SPECIAL § These are the Triangle-shaj O-Cedar Polishing Mops, ed with O-Cedar Polish. can keep your varnished painted floors looking b and attractive by using an O- Cedar Polish Mop. q Special at Special at . 25c Sterifoam, Special at 18c Sterifoam is the best thing for cleaning toilet bowls, » 25c Albatross Soot Destroyer 15c - For furnace or stove. Alumino Silver Cleaner, Special 15¢ Cleans without rubbing. | SPELGER & HURLBUT) Second Avenue and Union Street. —THE 8. A, 18 0. R=