The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1916, Page 5

“vw -F nication with a weil-known ship he fPouilder of Norway. [* lis plans ¢o OF NICE BLESSING Be sia ieaitincs + to “ottel STAR—FRIDAY, AUG, 11, 1916, PAGE 5 'BREMEN HEARD \DOCK WORKER AUSTRIANS LOSE’ SATURDAY | NeaRU.S.SHORE IS ASSAULTED 50000 AT GORITZ at 6:30 in the two days of fighting wirel tation wa 1a doa rly today b Police ( - ame that preceded the fall of Goritz, Wonderful Sale Comes to a Close. Prices Vii "vi sei i'l On i Wl Reyer tan nn Reduced for Grand Finale Tomorrow Ms caoling, Srelehane):. teaideh eee nae eee tals {weed prlacrere and cuoualtie Here's a story in a few words. It’s title is Opportu- a eee ea joming from all he feed Critauy and now reported to have reached the nity. It's not written in big, flaring headlines which cost 1". \oquired when (he He live an station would open gr . Charleston and ba \tubiana plain The Italian , money and make the newspapers rich—but states \"" “iin sould open thle tin thane. 4a the docks forltnat turned south. from ¢ t just simple facts—Rock-Bottom Sale Prices and nothing which jet of the! Officer C. J, Clark Gli ltee inoue (baa caumunarae en n Lloyd ship Breslau, | phe © tled up at New Or rth Germ more. supposed Men's Suits that sold to $15.00, for $5.75. Over 100) ira ~Gt NE Oa PMR Suits to select from, and go tomorrow at this ridiculous lapoatates,” tald the Gelbatn ous closing-out price—$5.75. Every one of them should be *‘°")'! : sold before Saturday night. low-power instrument Hundreds of Men’s Dress and Work Shoes that sold 02.5)". “s originally at $5.00, cut to $2.48. Men’s Dress Shirts, worth to $1.50, go at 48c. the 50c President Suspenders at 17c. ad Men's beautifully tailored Suits, late styles, in blues, blacks and grays, that sold up to $25.00, go for $9.85. FLOOD DEATH TOLL Men’s Wool Sox at 9c. Men's Cotton Sox at 4c. WILL TOTAL 75 1 Overalls at 39c. Men’s Collars, all sizes, at 5c. BL V. ni eoran w ,_| has smoked D. Underwear, Black Bear Overalls, in fact everything —p. jon tin ciate that man needs for dress or work wear, all included ‘oo: in this sale, and going at such ridiculous prices as these. «: And here’s the cause for these enormous reductions: "' This great CLOSING-OUT SALE at the RED FRONT, a ET ra Ra and hone the Public Market, comes to a close. With just a few | nav been unable to reach many e days left, we have decided to cut down prices un-/{°'"* "ashed out. They are build carpet at police he hadn't appr stubborn resistance on the Carso} platewu, where severe fighting in who assau on duty nea f Italian ack, but said he apparently b at the time ate the pursuit. Al sto the same prisoners report tha 1 blow at Goritz came a maplete surprise FRENCH GET BUSY PARIS, A l—French troops broke the lull on the north € Verdun, west of last night, attacking and a German tren east it French artillery bombarded Ger man org ations thruout the night KEEPING UP GAINS LONDON Aug. 11 British ops continued the’ or west of } res, adva y at ain places in last night en, Halg r the w ce toda CLERKS CONVENE EVERETT, A county more bodies have ing new roads to mercifully and compel this merchandise to move. It may Think of buying your Summer Underwear, worth [*!'°* °° to 75c, for 28. Mz-n’s dollar Union Suits go for 48c. Men's Felt Hats go at 68c—Straws at the same price if you wish them. And heavy Canvas Gloves, knit ogg ek ool you can buy your Work Shoes, high cuts, SHORT NEWS if you wear them, at $2.89; they sold originally at $5.00.) Men’s $3.00 Dress Shoes go at $1.89. Boys’ Suits cut to $2.48. Boys’ Pants to 29c. soda $2.50 Pants now, 98. Men's $4.00 Pant iy ‘| Billie The above ar- just a few of the bargains offered. | ‘"* USEATTCE Be shaped Our three large display windows, at 1510 First Ave., famous poeta Rage 1 Burke are just stacked with honest merchandise—and all priced {0°''*'* ‘(he Mdversising show fo —IN— be given Tidic ulously low. Money cheerfully refunded if any pur-| ios HAVE n called for be unsatisfactory. Weet “Seattle "high school, which Yes, it will pay you to attend this sale—you can’t West "3 “nigel yg ne Bod ew PEGGY make any mistake here. Remember our address—RED een saa ae ve iis The same eight-part FRONT CLOTHING CO., 1510 First Ave., opposite the jicipai leasue providing for thes pies sights Rigpnype as Public Market, just next door to Liberty Theatre, Sale |4)0ittwent of a city forester was Liberty, will. be here Taid over for a month, next Sunday, starts Saturday morning at 9 o'clock sharp. | COL. ROOSEVELT will make ————-—ew ‘his first canpsign speech for ‘SAME ACCIDENT TO si." os anni | BRA NEW PLANS FOR or en shuts >. ALHAMB 4 Any Seat 10¢ day to atiumenth by desta Chae CATHLAMET, Wn., Aug. 11.—P wick against the proposed probate strange coincidence Mrs. Olaf Vog!code to be suggested at the next , lost her second husband Thursday) legisiature ‘LAND, Au 11.—Vessels Pate sound. ernie Poston in the same way she lost her first.) MRS LIZZIE MERRILL PAL and California are to be built by a) Vog, who is a fisherman on the Wi) 0 ping + a d oo ae Rew company organized by Georg Columbia, was run down by &/ for teaching girls motherhood cutive secre B. Hardy, former executive secte steamer in his power boat. He) DEPUTY PROSECUTOR PAL a ee ccording to his plans, (80%. tangied up in bis nets, and/ mer ied @ warrant Thursday Commerce, accor en i bh 3 ans; when the wreckage was cleared | charging H. J. Kelly with stealing announced ao, a 2 re: oo away he had drowned a $1 watch from 8. J. Gerard's from the chamber fur the purpos Mrs. Vog lost her first husband| room in the Savoy hotel of superintending the new corpora \.. the same place and in the same| MRS, JULES MAYES and Miss tion's development > way two years ago. 8. Collier nave Kathered @ large Whilq declining to reveal the ries w be distributed s plenie at Atlanta THE FOURTH f the Snoqualnile hibit Fatr as at Duvall - association RICKLES BROS. TO QUIT RETAIL BUSINESS’ Rickles Bros, at 6th and Pike. re clow out their big stock are now in progress is a record breaker METROPOU"™ AMUSEMENTS mer of Det TWICKH DAILY 2:20 and S120 p.m. HE 11-ReEL INCE SPROTACLE NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:30. Evenings, 7 and 9 thru, this shipbuilder will leave Seattle Red roes, will hold its Norway and build yards here. Har hes apr | first meeting y night In the s idea is to build boate of Ore- NEW ORLEANS we 11.—Five | Armory, w ers will be in “WHERE'S MY HORSE?” gon pine and fir, and use them for| Minutes after Jobn McCurdy, clerk | stajled and the constitution will be i carrying products of the Northwest|!n_ the office of City Treasurer) read “FEET FLIRTOLOGY” and others to the world. O'Keefe, had found a pocketbook AFTER 97 (lays of good weathe: __ Always | 10 and 20 Cents A containing $609 in bills of large de- the full rieged vessel Charles E fie ti nominations on the floor of the|Moody arrived from Everett = FALLS OVER CLIFF; | treasurer‘s office, a flashily dressed Wash. at’ Port Pirle, Australie 9 Peg dashed into the office and| with a cargo of lumber quiry for her loss Ww. H scorT, astrologiat, will W. SHEFFER KILLED "*::.:-"\: s * said McCurd ast God bless you lor Saturday at 8 Walter B. Sheffer, 20, for seven 5000 In the Arcade come,” said Me years manager of the Hammond Warehouse Co., fell over foot cliff Wednesday, in the Olympics and died Sheffer was a camping cor of Mayor Albert Reeves, of ton, and was hiking up a steep in cline when, it is believed, the trail ve way | His body was brought to Seattl Thursday by C. K. Hammond, 1615 Tenth ave. N. The funeral will be he'd Saturday, from Bonney-Wat son's, at 3:30 p. m HERRICK WINS OUT Tyndall, pianist relections, and will sing Curd And the reimbursed loser left panion remer PLAYS ALL The Records And Plays Them Well COLUMBUS, Aug. 11.—Myron T e , e * Herrick of Cleveland was returned appreciate the Harmony a winner of the count of pleasure at so small an iny the votes from the 88 Ohio Talking Machine You can play counties for the republican sena Daughterty and Dick Want in your hom tor Pomerene, democrat, led BEAUTIFY DISTRICT Baker the Mount bers of er way and with an idea the district TWO NOMINATED | DENVER, Colo, Aug. 11.—Sam-l Talking Ba Colo. Aug, 31 tem : I he Machine a | / Headquarters Seattle’s incum STATE, SCHCOL, tide and log ged off lands wili be sold to the public September 5 under the di rection of the county anditor. VICTROLAS Exclusively by the Hopper-Kelly Co United Press Staff Correspondent vocal transcontinenta HAPPINESS! time to grand opera, and have just 15c tr Two Rich, Crusty, Brown, Home- Made Loaves 3-Girls “Clean- | as-Sunshine” Bread : Buy Two Loaves Tomorrow and Know the Taste of a Perfect Purity Product PERFECT BREAD made from the old-fashioned family recipe, ex- cept that we substitute highly polished, electrically-driven automatic ma- chinery for human hands. Clean, wholesome, palatable “Crisco” instead of lard or cheap ani- mal-fat compounds; a special THREE GIRLS blend of the costliest, best flour on the American market; the purest Dairy salt that money can buy. THREE GIRLS Bread will slice as thin as a wafer without crumb- ling—ideal for toast, or dainty sandwiches. Visit the new $100,000 Sunlight THREE GIRLS Bakery at Seventh and Republican. See with your own eyes the cleanest, most marvelous kitchen in all America. Three Girls’ “Special” 10c Loaf Wrapped in Sanitary Parchment Tissue. Three Girls Home-made Cakes, Delicious Fruit Rolls, and Other Products at all Three Girls Stores and ASK YOUR GROCER i] * HUGHES CODDLES HIS _ FACE OVERDRAFT it~ VOICE TO FINISH TRIP _ STvOK RIVER » big overdraft in the inter- | county river improvements is ex- : pected this year, it was arimanne ON. koe it day Thursday, during a joint conf , ence of Pierce and King county | BY PERRY ARNOLD }Spraying the With his e pretty well frazzled exc 7, put, Pr Candidate Hughes and is pa commissioners at Tacomi today nat Was probably the larly strong on fruit. His favorite Enginee’ rey read a y t ed on bis whole breakfast fruit is orange, and al-| Showin 5,096.89 had been spent he retires he drinks | seneaceiien work on the Stuck- | f one or two oranges. Puyallup-White rivers project, ahd » nominee's voice was very |that only $23,903.11 remained dmg © today, and it is an apparent |the fund for the remainder of thes r him to talk Fear Hughes led a gentle rebel. The commissioners decided Jeu lay. Heretofore local com- Would be cheaper to follow the have b anxious to have Overdraft plan than to suspend | it on the platform beside her Operations until 1917 funds were | gning husband, but from /8vailable now on the governor's helpmate will sit in the audience WISCONSIN PICNIC Former residents of Wisconsin — For the ninty-fifth time, Mrs. are requested to meet at Woodland | wy Foglestad end Mrs. Martha | park Sunday afternoon, August 18,3 sbrated to enjoy the annual basket pienie” ey arejand to elect officers of the Wise] ‘consin club for the ensuing year, ‘p ways } He had eight end-of-the-train the j in North Dakota and Mon arriving in Bil t for one of big. speeches Because of the gran gov training sch customed for the past few years tc conversational tone of the will have to be cod ully from now trenuosity nor went 0} jay. His voice. by { Chicago, ¢ ointl Talking Machine wi i 1 ALKING vill bring much real MACHINE aX. Se with One Thousand F & Needle: price com- as this new Horn $3.95 cash, then b0c a week LY TALKING MACHINE CO. 1 and University, Seatt Thir i i a cae 2 Se | SD OE SETO SRY Ome ae ee sere ODO: and payi lete outfit, which includes the Harmony, Six Selections ustomer ame SUCCESSOLS TO CilerrlalhingMackineCa Third & Universit COLUMBIAS NEW EDISONS