The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919. % It Proved to be Quite a Surprise for Tom. —Bu ALLMAN | TWeRe. ThaT CHAIR LookS LIKE NEW : IVE PEEN AFTER Yom TO PAINT IT FoR. PTHE LAST “TWo MONTHS. TE OLN WAY To GET ANYTHING Dowe Ip To De rr VOuR SELF - oe “ AL Leave IT SET RIGNT HrRE mL THe SUMROOM AND See iF TOM Wht NOTICE IT WHEN he - ~ COMES Home Tom, HD You nonce THe CHM 1 PAINTED WODAY? WITHIN THREE DAYS We Have Decided to Close Our NAME SUGGESTION CONTEST within the next three days. October 30th, inclusive, will be the last day. Thousands have responded to our request for a suitable name for our Leather Shoe Waterproofing process. It’s a wonderful process; it will positively waterproof shoes, make them soft, pliable, and give them longer life. For this process we want a name. A short name that will clearly define the process—yet one that has the “punch”—one that will linger in the memory. Pal Is on His First Million. IT MUST) BE A Submit as many names as you choose, Should the winning name be duplicated, the first one re- ceived will win the $100. ASK YOUR SHOEMAKER To put “G&K” Waterproof Treated Leather © Soles on your shoes. If he hasn’t it he’ll get it at once! For Waterproof Treated Soles: Women’s, 15¢ extra; Boys’, 15c extra; Men's, 25¢ extra. IT’S WORTH TEN TIMES THAT AMOUNT! “G&K” Waterproof Treated Sole Leather Is the World’s Finest. Poh TH’ FIRST SISLE THING YOU'VE BOUGHT IN YEARS - | ’ THINK TH’ SILVER. AN es MESH BAGS TH NO- IT WAS TH’ CHEAPEST || BAGS MADE |WHAT 00 YOU MEAN- ONE | COULD FIND - Do You OF pig OW THEY COST AS HIGH {| COST THay [AS $200 7 ——— ? SO LONG AS THERE ARE WOMEN - JUST SO LONG WILL SOME MEN BECOME MILLIONAIRES AND A LoT lL WONDER. FIRST MILLION WOMEN USED ‘To BUN These Seattle Shoe Repair Shops Now Have “G&K” Waterproof Treated Sole Leather: GEE— WATTLL FRECKLES? WEARS TUS ~~ WONT We BE GDEEN-EVED! OWNO - AoT AT ALL Raksshoohos LOUIE BUCAVICH, 104 Madison J. RB. ANDERSON, 1629 First Ave. Way 5 Mallard Ave. Shop Ave 9OLUMBIA CITY SHOR REPAIR BHOP, 4856 Kainior J. A. OLSTROM, 316 ine Bt. KLOUZ & EASTER, 217 Columbia ELMER JOHNSON, 611 Denny Way W. F. A. KAHLER, 211 First Ave. BREMERTON IR SHOP 213 Burret! Bt. ands from Layton’s MOUNT VERNON ELECTRIC SHOK REPAIR SHOP GUST B. WERSEN ABERDEEN, WASH. B. J. GARMAN REIVSHIEDER, 2402 FE. Madison iadison City LOUIS FEO, 102% Brosdway, cit KLELY & SON, Shoe Repair, 618 cond Ave., City R B. BOWERS, 216 Unien Bt, Quality Bhop, City ECLIPSE SHOE REPAIR SHOP, First Ave. P. L. LALKA, 27th and Jackson ARLINGTON HANS BERTILSON CENTRALIA, WASH. FRED HANSON, Electric Show Repair TACOMA RAGLE SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 256 8. Ninth EVERETT MR. M. OGLE J. H. Hougen Leather Co, 106 Madison Street, Seattle Distributors “G&K" Clear and Waterproof Treated Sole Leather By POP MOMAND TT WENT OUT ONE MORNING AND SHOT THREE MOOSE, TWO BEAR H\TORTY PARTRIDGE, Two DEER AND NINETY SX DUCK! JUST BACK Fron a HONTING TRIP EH LorD RAWTHER Quick | WHAT WERE WORK EH? | YOu USING A MACHINE GUN? We Will Gladty Examine Your | Teeth and Give | You Our Expert Advice. Smile without embarrassment Forget It— ‘s our answer to you when you say you are afraid to have the attend to your teeth. To such people we can say they have atest surprise of their lives in store for them when they find they are absolutely compelled to call on the dentist. The great “fear of pain” that has been a bugaboo in their mind for so long | will vanish in thin air, ‘There ain't no such animal.’ 1 SEEN TT ALL HAPPEN CONSTABULE . WHEW! -GOL ALL BYES TRAW, BUT THET CRITTER WiUZ A GOIN’ LIKE f TACKRABEXT WITH A HOUND DAWG'S NOSE ON BACKUP TH’ ROAD WHEN [ FUST HOOKED ON HE CUTLOOSE AN’ WE PASSED A FIELD OF POTATOES, A PATCH OF CABBAGE, CARROTS § ANTOMATOES, A PASTURE OF COWS, ar!’ THEN TH’ POND, AN ~~ MILL GOIN’ 2 — WHY SAS, AMAT SLICKER WAS JES CREEPIN' WHEN You \T ALL LOOKED LIKE VEGETABLE SouP! “TMAT'S How FAST WE Isn't {t much better to go to the dentist before you are com- pelled to—before pain forces you to go? There isn’t an argument in the world against it—you know down deep in your héart that it is the proper thing to do, but you put it off from day to day or week to week with the result you suffer a lot of pain that is unnecessary and pay more for your work than you would have done had you gone when the first sign of decay set in, For mercy's sake heed the advice of people who have made dentistry their lifelong study and put a little ACTION into your SPECIAL SALE Of a number of rebuilt and slightly used Sewing Machines at prices that are right. Liberal terms on all this stock. Every machine in perfect mechanical condition. White (Rotary) . $50.00 Singer Drop Head good as new.. 40.00 Singer ......... 35.00 - 30.00 + 25,00 New Home 25.00 Empress Grand. 15.00 Box Tops, from 5.00 to 10.00 Hemstitching and Picoting By Expert Operator. Machines Rented, $3.00 Per Month, . White Sewing Machine Company 415 Union Street, One Block East of Postoffice \Alaska Railroad Bill Is Trimmed JASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—The ap m for the A a railroad ced Monday 17,000,000 to $6,000,000 by th conference. Th ate provision of $15,000,000 for the army air service was eliminated was Identified by B. C. Melrose ave, } nthe held him up. Jobn Porter, 123 men wha Muto an¢ Clyde Hoffman were held Tuesday | in the city jail Sore ry deep—full of font MM day; no rest at few drops of the (aD Swe refreshing: Tine antes DD. De 609 and $1.00 Ank for D. D. D. today. D. D.D. |The Liquid Wash BARTELL'S DRUG sronis nd senate | ¢ | Says No More Japs | TOKIO, ¢ (Delayed) ne on, says the diplomidtie was of the ul y jetober 21 opinion that Japan will not be ed to dispatch more troops to St-| d Full of Joyful Lif It is thought, however, that Japan| an joyful e beria Needed in Siberia | .o5, 31, The | ARREST Swan RIES CAUSE holding A. J Ay, on an open while sev small forgeries were being investigated. HealthyChildren, Happy is willing to supply arms and war| rew for the maintenance of Peace) yy, thig for the kiddies if you want Siberia BOOZE HOUSE RAIDED J. H. Hicks and W. EB. Peterson were being held by the police Tues day charged with violating the dry Jaw, following a raid on their al- leged headquarters in a house be- yond the Seattle Country club and seizure of 219 quarts of whisky. FERN WILBUR DEAD Fern Wilbur, 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and W. HH. Wilbur, 617 Lucille st., Georgetown, passed away Monday night at the family home. Sho is survived by her parents, two |brothers, Max B, Wilbur and Glenn W. Wilbur, and @ sister, Aline Wil- bur. ; jto keep their tender little bowels open and stop them fram getting fretful and feverish. an inexpensive | Celery Ki lat your druggist’s today. Brew a cup of delicious tea and give to the children as directed You'll like it yourself, too, for it not only purifies the blood, but keeps stomach, liver and bowels in first-class shape, Drink a cup every other night for three weeks and your whole being will be filled with the Joy of living.| Neudid. ive simply ap! kage of} "| good, old-fashioned vegetable MATTHEWS TO SPEAK Dr, M. A, Matthews will be prin cipal spe on “Masonry and Patriotism” at a banquet of shipyard Masons Wednesday evening at the 1 Masonic club. | DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi. culty in urinating, often mea: serious disorders. The world’ standard remedy for kidney, live: bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL @iBLEM Oy bring quick relief and often ward off deadly diseases. Knownas the national remedy of Holland for more gan, 200 years. All druggists, in three sizet ek the “unk ies o> SLOW | thinking. Modern methods — high-class dentistry — low prices. These we offer you. Electro Painless Dentists Laboring People’s Dentists | J. R. VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at S.E. Corner First and Pike, Phone Main 2555 Journalism “Prof” Speaks to Club Prof. M. L. Spencer, head of the journalism school at the university, was scheduled to address the 100 Per Cent club Tuesday noon in the Ar- cade building on “Our Blame in the Present Industrial Crisis.” Seattle's Leading Dentist .; downtown, 913 2d Ave, EYES OUR SPECIALTY. Years of perience tn fii low operating exe pense, enable us to better Classes for less ‘ money. + N04 i Broken Lenses Sraltcetnd “a