The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 9

‘AIRMEN WATCH CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST Gather at All Furniture Can Be Bought Now Cheaper Than Ever Before in HistOry of the Furniture Business The prices below are the best proof of this assertion. Twilight to See if Their Comrades Return ANXIOUS HOUR DAILY ‘Who's Still Out?’ First Ques tion Fliers Ask as They Land By Wm. G. Shepherd United Press Staff Correspondent HEADQUARTERS OF ens come home to roost.” Of all the tense hours on the fly ing grounds, the one hour of twilight and dusk, before night e and finished = in ror. Has two | drawers, Wherever a fly! be, you will "g man may certan nervy Large, enuine Leather Rocker deep spring seat Here ts a large, strong, comfo: wax, Extr see a \ A specta r, made tn quartered oak, ¢ with a good high ers from $1.25 up. dig savings grounde are situated, or wheth er he is lucky enough to get a g automobile, you some time before to fall, on his ular flying fleld waiting for the chick ene to come home to roost,” as he calls it @ field we finished in fumed or casters. nessist $ 50. Sale price. 3. 95 satrs heavy Quartered Oak arly at $15.00 We show a wide variety of . $7.90 STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915, PAGE 9. I Am Making a Desperate Effort to Raise Money And raise money I must-—it is a matter of absolute necessity. My bills are long overdue, and my creditors are demanding that they be paid—so I will continue to cut and slash the prices on this fine stock. LADIES’ SHOES “™, THE $3.00 LADIES’ BUTTON SHOES, IN BRITISH ARMY, Northern white duck. Money-raising 95 France, April 28 (By Mail to price Cc cee Teen t See Sn Oe Tp $2.50 LADIES’ OXFORDS, ALL NEW Ing fleld at dusk thie evening with @ score of Gen, French's toes Money-raising 95 $3.50 AND $4.00 LADIES’ SHOES, LACE or button, patent leather, vici kid or gun Money-raising eae price..... 9 LAD LADIES — Here Is Positively the Biggest Bargain in : : 5] Ske ea eala cevms cutee Ml SEIORS You Ever Sw—For Saturday Onl tm seca Regsinn @ QOS « $12.75) res iy eas $1475 av Sout aunt. Boon he ou Ever Sw—For Saturday Only We have a large variety of rock T sealiicaas nie sid ck -sautalll |: tase to: atic, oe ent HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF LADIES’ SHOES IN THE NEWEST STYLES, cloth tops, in black, gray and putty; plain toes, French or military heels, lace only; in patent leather or vici kid, short and long vamps. These Shoes were bought to sell for $4.00. And as soon as you see them you'll know that they are worth every cent of it. We have all sizes and guarantee a fit. Money raising sale price, for Saturday only $2.29 And Here’s the Way I’ve Cut Other Prices to Raise Cash MEN’S SHOES} BOYS’ SHOES | MEN’S PANTS $3.00 AND $3.50 GUNMETAL J $2.50 BOYS' and Vici Kid, Lace or Button; all These Shoes are worth more money SHOES—MONEY raising turn out. Made in Seattle. Every $2.00 PANTS— sold raising price 95c i ciiaina icthicins seemed fa ® the hour that tugs hard Money-raising sale price ent at the nerves of the flying men F we Rhye Epes te the newest shapes. $2 35 price $1 45 $2.50 PANTS— $1 29 i. Hritishers wh fore up Gen Money-raising price ° $3.00 BOYS’ SHOES—MONEY- Money-raising price e a ‘ = ® flying squad at this place a ‘ind 4 + hel meng pred Solid Oak Table—d2inch top, ¢ "abost tn kate, hat $3.50 AND $400 GOODYEAR J Faising $1 95 $3.00 PANTS—_ $1 65 3 corres waggee with a large round the grass welts in Blucher or Button, Gun- J price . bee ires | price bal i pric Baa wac Raaniax ta the metal or Vici Kid, leather-lined. } $3.50 AND $4.00 BOYS’ SHOES— NTS— § 5 Big Mattress Special Dining Chair, fell box, gon price $13.80. Sale pr $9.75 _ Money-raising 2 95 Money-raising 2 35 Money-raising price 1.9 5-pound Fe ted Mattress aa Se. pong at Ui kava 8 ces Siikanaes tie think” bald one price + price ‘ ay AND $6.00 PANTS— foiled stitched edge—a Ma Bale price, $3.15] tai priv a Pea ie ea 4 raze and saw ad $4.50 AND $5.00 HAND WELTS | SIZES 12:4 TO 5:;, GUNMETAL J ony-raising $2.95 that is better than many sold regu-jeacd ularly price $1 15.00 oky, So larger than , in the newest shapes; large variety. | Calf, the best Shoe the factory can || k Sale price Dining Chairs at the same re This must be see be appre 'N ‘ add mith Gauauic “Mobos: pair guaranteed , i Never was a better value given. fductions c chery h raising price rf $3.45 Sale price $2.85 MEN S HATS ie na tid | 1,000 PAIRS OF MEN'S SHOES, 40 AND $100 MEE eae ; t English lasts, cloth top, in rubber Childr Sh all shapes, one and two of a kind, ||| A Carload of Ranges See ere es F all new arrivals. Were to be sold for raising sale 5 j retin SIZES 8% TO . We take pride in announcing the gi al of a f Peninsular R ange "They have developed ft, that's ian bg $3.95 11%, in Gun- ALL THE NEW Sine OS a which, in our opini is the very be Rang ( and a s é E “ E us show you the combination gas and coal styles The * Sudden $6.00 AND $7.00 SHOES, “HAND | ™¢tal Calf, Patent in every coe and shape. Money- a eye machine tiled | Abe “see alee Craft.” the Big Z Washington Dry | Leather, Lace or aoa ease $1 45 ‘ wo, It had slighted, an twashes. Shod and the “J. & M.” Shoes, ail | Button. All solid price . two, It had alighted. ed young Pritishers climbed THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. appeared ined, and ost ui A man in an aerc the grass to alight (FAT MAN IN NIGHTIE ut the field when By them he He said he was Bartley McCul hurting them He ex Most people are extremely care- for they really em, a moving-picture actor. M peers selves by eating ein two n ful not to cheat themselves in re * of pneumonia dieting,” when, in reality, they Aye . ; wan speaking now are on.the high road to health, but ride to k. walk around a few| go for Money- raising price $3.95 leather. Regular price $2.00 and $2.25, Money- raising sale price $1.45 $2.50 AND $3.00 MISSES’ SHOES, sizes from 21, to 6. These Shoes $6.00 PANAMA Hats $3.95 Men's Furnishing Goods 1Sc MEN’S SOX, BLACK AND tan—Money-raising 74 Cc Money-raising price .... $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS— 89c 66 9 ” T e's 8 clever litele throw of SIZES 12 TO 2 50¢ SUSPENDERS— ; AMUSES BROADWAY When You re Well, Keep Well ep hapeibalelr gry wal tithe ia 44 & g i, — Money-raising price ..... 19c ‘tar’s health can deeted || \° “FOOTFORM” SHOES, IN GUN- | so. SILK HOSE— hs plageene i egg Another article in The Star’s health campaign being con metal Calf or Patent Leather, Lace | syoncy-raising price 23c a dignantly and clad only in a night = with | co-operation of American Medical Association — : fn = —_. Regular price $2.50 and | co. WORK SHIRTS— 39c . hirt, being shoved about by a Jee pean mugs 7 oney- a , + dway at 48th si r TAINTED F gt ont $ Money-raising price ‘ ng crowd on Broadway at 48th st l BE SURE SUMMER FOOD ISN’T | p attendant. raising price 1.65 $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS— i tartled Patrolman McVey. are white Hghts that c plained that he had been dumped ; ak thant Racene ate th night are stricly sole leather bottoms, J Money-raising price nto a tub of ice water during an| Sard (0 arrest They do not know that an ov solid counters, and, in fact, the best | soc UNDERWEAR 5 initiation into social club enriter so eg Bo Pe |heavy meal clogs the aystem worse], did not come leather Shoes made. at 29c 4 in the evening and that later he| th ' : “oka biede BP here might be be Sine : , ie dreamed the plunge was going to] ple will deliber Laclat pedir ag Pcp of te Lc hte Wie hts ERY cetinney: Gaane Money-raising price. ; $1.00 UNION be repeated, so in his sleep he fied| ately omni Lemos! las =e sree meals ®’ flight. It was war time. He might BIG Z LOGGER AND 16-INCH Suits . Cc “~ b Broadwa; selves in regari be a wreck of broken bones and > 4 : from his bed to Broad to health—which, I, Ase thers are many other ways sincdion ‘tase bro ¥ ts yore French Veale, double sole, water Hundreds of Ole Asti $1.25 UNION 69c : if they only stop jin which people cheat themsel ing to kill him all afternoc b roof; retail for $8.50 and $9.00 ‘ . Suits : | 7 ey t tat « kill him all afternoon; they p ; HORLICK’S a ngmadd hey think they ventilate thelr! ned been shooting at him like hunt Money-raising $5 95 Reduced in the Same Proportion | §1 59 UNION 95c : vastly more valu : the Geac\ers shooting at a bir they had , i its The Original able to them than money ir” they are mating ist 10: 61%.) ted him in packs; {Che has une price ° As Above Prices Suits s : j People tell themeeives they |!" ¢ them more than sha near the trenches was certain : MALTED MILK are “living the simple life and | COlds And Is exposing to the! that a thousand German rifles had potted h are gorging themselves ie sy PE Ve waiting for a man who 9 a a LJ bi After deciding to go on a diet,| | = agihe at might Jead. There were the #0 ___ many persons promptly cut down Pra meg ged that! aiers setting out the flares and get their meals to two # day. They oeling will stir around | ting ready to light them. No one | |tell themselves at once that they ttle, walk to the car minutes » the car back home, : : s i Jeweler and Silversmith [they 850 Gly LeOmne: CHOERIES,| 4 then sit down in essy chairs That's him said an officer 15 Suits Go for $20 Suits Go for $25 Suits Go for < Is Now Located at His jand fool themselves into thinking) 1.4 \ming sen ae ome! OF four of New Store | Q}thar they have taken exercise (MC X0ung mon a! | Jenough to burn up the waste in se am . t's hi 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison P| their bod aad Gale the mresehé see hin but that's his fibers toned up I r x ed one of my To relieve sunburn, apply ‘ ck es} Ma vgaptot red had c aught the Nj vaseline, cold cream, witch hae eee ee ene eae ene a B B zel, buttermiik or any other ae i ngpririnPltge eh Mf brs g| seething application. Boracle [tea down onto the field. Two “| acid or toilet powder applied be |i tallows oung fellows piled out of it and et : : ’ 1 A) haip-to protact'the itiae” "| walked over to us Without reserve or limit. I am determined to pay my bills, and I’ll do it regard- | . “Who is not in?” asked one of OHIO METHOD IN T| } therm less of the necessary sacrifice. Practically every size, style, nae and pattern Everybody's here,” said the cap antic sacrifice DENTISTRY vu KNOW THY HUBBY |tain that you could possibly desire, is included in this gig ‘ Good,” said the chap for whom Missing teeth are replaced by| R| CHICAGO, May 28—Men who| We had all been waiting. Then we The Ohio Method by artificial teeth [P| Altho Charles F. Gondiof had be dispersed ‘ that are natural as your original iis te thé allan tax duane Ever icken" had come home atio D' rel be 4 to “roost teeth. mataatic Fr eedelgg being A) notorio dle id gamble mates are furnished in al Y Mre. G wore before Vice BE i | WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK iy Char ming, in Camden , FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE ny{Court_ of Chancery, that she had Py . . ee + co terghon ga 1422 Third Ave. Between Postoffice and Pike St. jm =, Guaranteed a wa hought him to be a i ‘ Don't Hide Them With a Veil; ‘ $10 Set of Teeth; ‘0 ol" veling salesman | Remove Them With The Othine ‘ Guaranteed | Mra. Gondlof'« husband 1« now Prescription : $10 Solid ( ‘ ae - H Sine toe wrisa Oto awieatence 18) This prescription for the removal }— cae —-— — —— + | | mos Jordon did |Cterks and attaches of the hotel Porcelain Crown .... DA&| went physician and in cnuatly so AUNGRY PUG EATS Pad lnNten: Inver Gardbu aunt sooo IM WAS: MISTAKEN Garis 16 His rescws : io tet ] PETROGRAD, Ru essful in removing freckle n« e how ant wi h a wry face. | " . +4 10 Gold or Porce hess sar, beautitel comblexic 9 th Nee an | A clerk atthe hotel said the snake ‘ $ Bridge Work ‘i B § gNDIARAPOL Is A ory Fhe A anete re THE BLOOMIN LOT What do you think of that fightin | LOUVISVILL. B, Ke, May 28 belonged to a vaudeville performer — $ . 7 U re uarantee to refund the money if it he E sald ex ow '@) james F. McGee, former cashier of| Whose room was directly above that 4 Solid Gold Fil $1 p ‘a ye ‘ PHILADELPHIA, May 28.—Chas Soxn tail A aqnare meal and Rent a eee ee anh pet the acre of McQ. Other Filling 50¢ I le your freck] ler a 1 pugilist fron OMG toes cy SHEE nei ‘co aidan eatiot we life and sath y ehook| “ta T ince of ot and a ‘aioli Wate On & OBATER OE once ateaiin ane ct ams: which dc a physi ; Office Hours, 8:30 to 6. Sunda 4 Even the f “Ww Ap ue ithe Mies sd every pigomnin’ one of em. —|ciin when he found a_ six-foot SELECT DANCING PARTIES 9 to 12. forgery, told Turnkey Gordon of the| —————— D 12, ee uate honld spow « wonderful forgery. told Turnkey dordon of th GRatein Hiull® guava See Mine stat HIPPODROME, ne floors to a lent, some of t igiter | Coe inreen aie se ign his room in a local hotel Fifth ond _Padrorette, Cut - Rate n currenc vanishing entirely Leplaei tvepebisheab in nei oy wna, Let Star Want’ Ads rent)" riinking a friend was playing al ff Clean Amo Dentists $200 Be sure to ask the druggist for| Was as hungry as a pols and Iéoke on him, MoGes afibhes the Momelike Snrroandings Pa double-strength othine; it ta] wouldn't Gordon plegse get $1 from] , : ok nee 4 1OPIRCE UNION OKCHESIRA bank | s show-|the double « ' t , money in the bergeant'’s desk! 7OUr vacant rooms, Janake, when the reptile began to Competent Teachers ‘ E « of $1,800 rther| this that is sold on the money-back |his money he #ergeant’s des ih Ben sheou A of Bokeh value roe gusracte. aud take his order for a square show fight and put up @ bard battle, ~ GORNER SECOND AVE. property