?select holidaygifts now?pay
1 next year!
"NO CASH DOWN!"make your ?olcrtlona of homefurnlahInn* up to lion without a caali payment
timethe IntUl lionirfiu iimlH'i, io makeyour own twroa."
"MAKE YOU* our well-known liberal credit *er\U'i-OWN TERMS!" will fit your Individ lal needa'
EXTRA SPECIALS FORFRIDAY AND SATURDAY!
casseroles:
I*l rawfrol*rtiuroli »l «» imvcfrw
gray-enamelware roasters: specialfor Friday and Saturday?
39 cents!
?«*actly like picture: bottom can he u>c«i as dishpan; regular price $1; extra special f"r l rnlayand Saturday 39r I I
?one to a person.
Jchafiag dishes: I ESESETat half-price ?
s,t "dly jj^
|9>.50 chafing dtah. extra
\u25a0peclal at M75
$11.50 chafing dlah. extra
special at 15.75...
?r.gular li.S# ng913.50 chafing dish. extra lamp »*tr« ap»ri»i #t<?9
?pecui at $6 7b Vxtraap« \u25a0 55.95
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Correct Apparel for Women
SPECIAL for FRIDAY
SUITS $25We have selected one hundred suits forquick selling. These suits are this sea-son's best models and most desirable shadesand fabrics and feature much better work-manship and much better materials thanyou would expect to find at so reasonablea price?
$25Yotir Inspection Invited.
CHEA#TY /Ya ifcU > mj »"<«
.U,10, n0 ('ARMAN=Vr?=
Commerce Courseat the University
PINCHED FOR FIGHTi
"Foreign and domestic nunmei'f Is the newest course to lieundertaken by the extension dlvision of the I'nlverslty of WashIUKton Shippers and Jobbers of all
Icommodities are urged to attend. |
Karl Neel, 23. and John Htn.i/o,32, were arretted VVedneadiiv l<>rlty det«< lived. Ttiey are chargedivlth being 'he men who mt ukedNick Inovltch at BBJ Yenler way)Mt Haturday. Inovltrh l,eat. themen off after a fight.
t STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
WILD MAN WHOHAUNTED WOODSAT LAST CAUGHTThe bewtilakered and mvnterloiia
wild null, who tin* beenholm with tli» u«rv«H Hint probityof \V. .1 L»wla, a SunnydaUi tnixii
i>r, for the laat few week*, willhaunt tlx* wood* of tlint dlatrlet noIdtiKer.
Iteputle* Rtarwlrh and Calhoun,
111 iniwar to telephonic |dea» lateWedne«da\ itfternoon. *?? n l InH«ait'll of lli» man who wan lapotti>d Keen In lh<- wood* near l,e»l*'farm by a Kinall bov
Hiur*i<'h caniK upon him a* hew«a frying hotoakea on tin oldruaty ahtivel. and aire«ted liluiwithout a struggle
The man I* apparently aaue."Starwlch aald Thuraday lie gavehla name a* tleor*e llarrla. butaald he knew nothing about III* al-leged depradailona llarrla had aknife, a revolver, three good billleta and two dumiule* with him.He wa* llvtni; In a rudely run-atrui'ted hovel "
who h»« be> n carryingon a Katn' of hide and »e«"k withthe hairy individual. will attemptti> Identirv llnrrln Th'irad»y
ll* It bfiiiK held In th«* county
Jail. pending Identification
WANT LUMBERMENTO PUSH BUSINESSI.timber manual**. repreaontltig
all of the groat lumber dlatrlet* ofthe t'nlted State*, are In SeattleThuraday for the purpoae of atariI rig a great adrertlaing campaign
In the lumberlnK and tnlllltiK Indu*try to Ix'tter their biialneaa
H II I >»w nman. of New Orleaua,ami president of the National l«um-«r Manufacturer*' aaao<'la'lou
tald that the biialneaa had been Im
l>ro\e«l In the Kaat and South, andthat nearly |30«>,u»0 had been a pentfor newapaper Advertising
"The work along ihla line baabeen ailghted 111 the Northweat,''Downman explained, 'and It la ourhop# that the manufacturer* of thtasection will *ee> the beneflta of advertlslng "
After alien ding a day Ifi Taromathe Waiting lumbermen win apendKrlday with metuliera of the Wnl«'oa*t Lumberman '» aasodatlon
Members <>f Ihr party are <' sKeith, of Kanaan City; \ H Turnbull, of Norfolk, Va . H II Ooodman. of Goodman. Wla . K C Wey? rliaeuaer, of St I'aul. and It IIItown man
WANDERER DROWNSThe body of Prank Johnaon. age
"9, a ward of the county almahouae.waa found under the Mth are 8bridge, in Jtouth I'ark. by (* J Ouettel. 1401 Thistle *t.Thunnday momInr
Johnson had w and Ted t*a) fromthe almshouse WVdneeda*. after menoon rnMl. apparently in *ood aplrIt* Matron ft A. Cord thinks hp
ronat have dro*ne<] areldenuiryIfn was «ell liked and contentedHe had been a I >Kicrr before nolneto the almshouse, and none of hi*relative* la known to tho*e incharge there
GRANDTheatre
Third Ave. and CherryEugene Levy, Mgr.
TODAYA
LaughA
Minute!!
JESSOI.CONRAD
Seattle University Girl,in
"The Taking ofLetn La Grew"A Romance of the
Tennesf.ee Hills
SONGSthat are new
DANCESthat are beautiful
JOKESthat are screams
Weekday EveningsMatinees Sundayn
5c 10cOne Child Free With Adult
to Weekday Matinee*
Satin and Fox onNew Winter Coat
Th* lat»»»t wlnlT coat I* thl*riiorlnt reproduction In black ea'lntrlmmm! »lth army fo* fur. Kurlithhi*lit mill nobbln***
BY WILLIAM ALLENAdventurer and Eaplorer
MAZATLAN. Nov. U ? Whatfrightful fate hat befallen adventurera who aouyht to unravtl th« myatery of tha Tlbu-ron laland. ly ng In the farnorth of the Gulf of Lower Cali-fornia? Suppotedly the mhab
itarta of thia laland art canni-bal* Beneath ita aurface may
Me the Loat City of Afteclegend!Thfr* »r» few more faarlnatlnx
myeterln# than that t>f the TlbiironAnd the truth known of It auunil*Ilk# an unbelievable pa*e from firtlon Hut of the many i>»rtle* of
adventurer* who have purpoenl)*«t sail ami *tart«<l exploring. noneha* ever returned
An ohl Alter |eg,-nd tella of alorn city aomewhere In the regionof Tiburon Inland It la creditedwith being the greatest and rlcheatcity of primitive time*, the tenlthof the flml civilisation The legendaver* that the god Toctle flattedhla wrath upon thl* city when Itfell into great aln
I waa on my little tradingahip recently. bound for Guay-maa Wa ware typhoon caughtand awapt off our couraa. north,weat, for daya Whan thaatorm aubaided it wa* found bycharta that tha great tablelandin eight waa the Tiburon ialandOn the laland were found roada
of *<rnng« masonry, norne of themfift feet wHe They were flankedwith walla aeven feel thick andthree feet high. Curloua InacrtpHon* were engraved Forty native*were found In n village at the aouth-ea*t of the deaolate region of moun-tain and deaert
Huta of Turtle ShellThe native* lived In huta of huge
turtle ahell. There were no oldmen The women did all the workNo clothe* wcr«> worn. On the arm*of the tall, alender male* werethick, hammered gold band* Crudering* of gold *et with white atonewere worn on the finger*
No amount of Inducement couldper»u»d«i them to part with theaecurloua vanltle* Memory that noman had ever returned from Tibu-ron made our Utile part> from thetrading ve**«.| alert.
The tall men of the laland alway* followed at a distance and
II Thr** 11m*? *
KNOW-DOCPORE TREATMENT
I JnpnHrar *H > Ir IIf»a« KMiiiifg tin'Y r*ll»v*a «hrri\»r ap-plt*d l»on'» hraltat* t<i uar. |t \ n ii,*
worat of ikln tll»»«se plaurlav, n»u->aial% m t,#w»i mtnrrh. ftuhhiKl over"rn " 'riilui# ttioitg \u25a0plflM an ? I on ImM'trni<>f f. *< ir f. urtimi i#llr\aa rh*uinatl«in HuUt>»d on * haat andn»" h It atop* rold on »>»«? litiiitp Nii'l tor*
throat K'ir nartouan»aa or chronle bft«k<i hi. it mlon if ? !»#? apm* from ..f
nr< k iltmn lla mri ami fry Jt fur th*romplat on li tak«a out all linpurlti»«nod Improt,#* ihn iikln. I.oth In « olor undtaitura Apply an.l l«r ghiorl. Tlrsa
AUr. in*- and Si 00. at druggist*hn«»*\ don ( 0,, I'lumlenii ( «|, \ I\«mtlmm»nt.
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKSBe Better Looking?Take
Olive Tablets
If your skin is yellow?complexionpallid tongue coatrd?appetite poor?you have a bad taste in your mouth? a lazy, no-«ood feeling -you shouldtake ()hvc 'I ablet*.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets?a sub-stitute for calomel?were prepared byDr. Fdwards after 17 years of studywith Ins patients.
Ur. hdwardt Olive Tablets are apurely \ egrtable compound mixedwith olive oil. You will know themby their oln >? . olor. To have a t lear,Pink -kin. bright eyes, no pimple* aff'litiv. of buoyancy like childhooddavs you mii't get a t tlic cause
Dr. I .dw.iro t Hive 'I iblets act ontin- lner and bowels like calomel-yet have no dangerous after effects.
I hey tart the bile and overcomeconstipation. 'I hat's why millions ofboxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c.All druggists. Take one or two night-ly and note the pleasing result*.
STAR?THURSDAY, NOV. 16. 1916. PACK I
CANAL NAVIESMAY NOW BE AFACTOR IN WARBY WILBUR ». PORREST
t'nlted I'reaa Ht«ff Correapmident
LONDON', NMv HI InIn ml navlea may figure alrongly aoon Inthe war new a from the waatern
Iront.Conatanl preaaurn on the (ierman
front by the Anglo French, accordIng to tho llrltlah war enperta,
mnat Inevitably mean n withdrawalof the Herman line now lyingacroea northern Krance mid Klan-der*. Thla would throw the allien'line near and acinaa varloua canal"and rlvera. and bring a new branchof warfare Into play Thla newbianrh would be the Inland navleariver and canal rnilaera mounting
fairly heavy guna and munned byexperienced men.
Canal Navy Experienced
Ah first announced by the VnltedPiea* rorreapondent on the Frenchfront. tlen ftch'i canal navy baaalready been In action agalnatheavy tierman guna mounted on Mt.
St. Quentln. Theae unlta. moatlymonitor*, operate allently and alowly on the ranala akinlng the crooked courae of the Itlvcr So in me lintIn the eiirrma north of I'Yance andaoiith of ItHglum. It la pointed out,
river* and ranala are more apaclouaand afford real opportunltlea formaneuvering. Theae waterway*alao Interlink, ao that *eparat»unlta Mtid fleeta may extend theiractivity to tunny area*
Have Special ManNeither ordinary aoldlera or aall
ora would oi>erate the landlockednavlea. Such aervlcea aa Kniland'aKoyal Marino l.ight Infantry andRoyal Marine Artlllerv would aerveTheae men are hllhly trained for»urh work, aa are their correapondIn* unlta in the FVench aervlc«.
Has Hidden City of AztecsBeen Found at Last? Yes,According to This Explorer
taeemed to aenae that the Intruder*were hunting for dlamonda andgold, the reputed wealth Of tho loatcity
('online to a drcllvlty 1n the flratopen tableland our party »»« oneof the natlvea auddenly draw htahow A bullet brought the aavaiteto the ground A battle waa onA aecond *hot dropped another na-tive and a rain of arrowa ahoweredamong ua.
Th»n. aa tho by magic, thanative band diaappearad Intoaoma aecrat hole in the ground.For milea in every direction thaland apread abaolutely level.But we could aee no living be-ing.
This, then. solved the myattry of where lay the hiddencity fNight waa falling awiftty anj aa
there waa no time to chance fur-ther exploration*. «e returned tothe ahore Juat a* a terrific tropicalatortn broke, li meant ahlpwreckto remain near the laland. Anchorwa* lifted and the trader aoughtahelter of the weatern coaat line
firm In our mlnda waa tbe beliefthat under the aurface of Tiburonlaland Ilea the ioat city of Azteclegend.
BANK ROBBERSHOT IN ACT
ST. I'ATU Nov. 16? WilliamSandell. 22. wa* killed today, whenhe attempted to roll lhe SecuritySlate batik. In the realdence dintrlct. Sandell entered the hankthl* afternoon, put a revolver to theraxhler'a fare, and got $670. Will-lam Oliver, detective who haa beenataylng at the bank constantly nine*the bank «a* held up and robbedone afternoon la*t April, openedfire on Sandell Several *hot* wereetchangcd Oliver wan uninjuredSandell via Inatanlly killed.
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CONFESSED MAN ISGLAD HE TOLD ALL
HEDDINO. Cal , Nov 16 ? Alex-ander Nalniea. who confeaaed to themurder of Mra Hoaetta Ihirbln andJohn Pollock ten day* ago, willleaveJor San Quentln prlaon Satur-day to begin hi* life term. It waaannounced today Pollock declare*that ii loud had been liftedfrom hi* mind by hla plea of guilty,and that he would be glad to bc«lnhla term
Nalme* - crime n particularlyheinou* one After knocking histwo victim* uncon*clou*. he chop-ped (heir head* nff with nn ax, anthe r«-mill of a Irunken quarrel.
Nalrne* adnilted today thut he hailnerved thre<> year* In the Oregonpenitentiary for burglary.
TACOMA WON'T SELLSEATTLE ANY JUICErACOM\. Nov. Hi. Mccau*c of
"ii expected enormous detiiHnd formunicipal electricity at home, th.'I'aconia council today turned downScuttle* offer to purchase (i,6tioborne power of Juice from the localplant. A dozen large Industrie*,IncludlnK u shipbuilding plant anda amelter, will hulld here within afew montliH, the city authoritieslearned, and all will demand largesupplies of municipal current.
SIX BABES BONN ATONE TIME; ALLBEADKNOXVII.I.K Tenn . Nov It;
Mra Andrew Wood*, 31 years old.'!«»? birth to alar ebiMm, all bojra.lat hi t home In tlila city, aorordingJto the report or City PhysicianKyle, who attended
'1 lie liable* were formed perfect-ly, but were dead.
And remember, all work here is actually Painless.
DELAY ADMISSIONOF HUGHES DEFEAT
what he will do as to conceding de-feat or taking new action after thecount.
MOW YOUK, Nov. Hi Republic-
Mti admission of \u25a0 luklx-u' defeat will
depend )>ii gely upon what the Call-lornla republican leader* advioe
'after the official count la complete, iH:itional headipi itteiH Indicated to- iJ day. Chairman Wlllco* admittedthai vague. charge* and suggestions
of fraud in California had not come jifrom leaditiK California republicans iUu yei suited lu refusing lo outline |
19 AUTOS START INBIG RAGE CLASSIC
SANTA MONICA. Nov If. ?Nine-teen c ats shot away at 10-»econd In-tervals here, at noon today, in the11th annual Vanderbllt cup race.Weither condition* were Ideal. A
I bright *un, with a cool breeze fromthe ocean, suggested a speed that[will prove a record breaker. j
"NOT TRUE,"Says Dr. Sipes
L r*um Tw+Mdmr'm *»ratile Time*Llk«w|M th»* roil «»f rnedl c«:
B\irg!<al *od dental attention Inwountlfic by )«*« and bound" andloon from arlato*
to thetoothache the reach
the\u25a0 n bMQ
\u25a0 idvincfI I advamed aup-
mmj pile* tape, handaare» waahea and trieamrea .f article* In daily u»« 1noffice treatmenta which alao are Indemand on t'.a European battle*field#
(leaf lata* Proflta l.eaa
A t lAa f A a |ko "Toothacha?which can be curedril iCn*l 5U In' a> illc > )udl« luui U«e of the forcepa la
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auc< umhlri( »n«>re an ! more to thattreatment than ever before aa a re-
Rntfnn Hanfal Pn aa ault of the growing coat of amalgam.DOftlOn L/emai IS K .,|«l *n<l a!l\«r for fiuinr* a* well
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a* pi r.«l«ln rubbei and other of the\u25a0 uppllea In dally u»e by UmtlataMany of the more auccaaaful ?tentlataconcernea. of H»ttU ar# advancing their prlcea
\u25a0 from 10 t" 13 1-J per cent and aaaerttheir proflta are le»a today thanever
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There's not the slightest foundation for the abovestatement, printed in last Tuesday's Times, at least sofar as it affects the BOSTON DENTAL COMPANY.Our prices will not be advanced one penny, no matterhow high the cost of dental materials soars.
Some of the so-called "leading dentists," operating one or two-chair shops, and buying supplies hand-to-mouth fashion, may be se-riously aflected by rising prices of materials and forced to raise chargesto their customers. The Boston is not in that class.
We buy in huge quantities, on the wholesale plan; have to, as amatter of fact, in order to give our thousands of patrons the veryfinest dental work possible at the tairest, most reasonable prices charg-ed by any first-class dental establishment on the Pacific coast!
Don't let the dentist who lives entirely in the past?the manwho is doing business along antiquated lines, scare you with his high-cost-of-materials excuses.
If you need .1 tooth crowned, a gold bridge, a set of perfect-fittingteeth that cannot be distinguished from the natural article, you can besure of extremely modest charges at the Boston. We make no chargefor a thorough examination and *ve tell you in advance exactly whatour charges will be.
ABSOLUTELY FREEPAINLESS EXTRACTING
Dr. Sipes, D. D. S? founder and head of the BOSTON DEN-TAL COMPANY, is still demonstrating the wonderful new anes-thetic that has brought comfort and joyful relief to thousands ofSTAR readers. * * * Not a cent is charged for extracting useless,aching teeth, no matter how many, and you do not have to orderother work. * * * It is the most remarkable discovery of science, asapplied to dentistry. By its aid every operation, from the drillingot teeth for simple fillings to grinding down for crowns andbridgework, the removing of live nerves, and the extracting oftroublesome molars is rendered absolutely painless.
THE BOSTON DENTAL CO.M. O. SIPES, Manager.
1420 Second Ave. Opposite the Bon Marche.
I PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO 1COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITYDRESSES MEN -WOMEN
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