The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1916, Page 6

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a AE ean. Pe are Ready tor You Here peepee SHOES Shoes, 49c ‘The very newest Shoe sty wD OOR ULL BROS. Just Printers THIRO ied for, sharpened on Automatic 106% Pike Sto—Tel. Mal for Saturday | This clearance of Summer Footwear of fers special attractions for tomorrow include both novel wear and it means economy to Visit the Upstairs Shoe Shop (Take Elevator) NOVELTY BOOTS At Clearance Prices IT High Shoes—Low Prices We are closing out lines of Ladies’ patent and gunmetal with gray, tan and black tops, now High Shoes, both Tomorrow we offer another lot of those Canvas white or black, with full rubber soles, (Om sale at ......-65 LADIES’ ‘PUMPS AND OXFORDS nt Ox ‘ xtords, $1. 50 NEW FALL FOOTWEAn WOW ARRIVING for Fall and Winte: dally, and we are making an advance Low Prices, $2.08, 03.96, some at ....... cece OSTON SAMPLE $2.50 \Bathing Suitdé of Portland Girls O. K.)"'<«. ot to win you all over again, TT AND, SE. 28.—Portiana| ong ~] going He do #0. ' bathing costumes were given|:hat second honeymoon tee as far) \the stamp of official approval to jin the future as Mayor Albee's secretary, W!! s Hem H. Warren, asked Capt. Spier, | harbor master, ports that the sults were too reveal is @ sea-| —_ announced that the sults were gotten t -from a sailor’s viewpoint Rar- staple foot now being ar SATURDAY ENING 10 9 LITEL BUILDING to Investigate 'UNIF :ORM sic SNALS 2 AC SCIDENTS GR NW STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 25, 1916. PAGE 6. Peace Group, Says Noted Student BY GILSON GARDNER United States past the censor ship by no le than Miss Emily Green Balch, formerly professor at Va and now one of the two Ameri: Hague, support of the “right” or conser up of the socialists an v classes and the peasants Peace Advocates controlled by ny single political party, but ds for a majority Jon combinations made between po- | Ntteal gre MARGIE SHOWS LITTLE AFFEC- FOR DICK. HAS SHE LOST PCWER OF LOVING? hore you and I will take a little h For the life o could not get 1 ‘i1,| Gold Crowns As 3 thought of the ta em to have for hazy “ct| Wake U way off that my soul grows | ake Up per Local Bacon. STORES 38-42 Best Ranch Eee: Full Cream Ci a large cans BROWN'S RE: Fine Meals New England Botled LL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SECTION Tomatoes. Ib Water Cauliflower, Exe Plant, 1-pound pke. Hillw’ = Bros. Labe Tea, % Ib. Pionie Hama, Breakfast Bacon, Cottage Butts Leg of Lamb, ib..... Pig specials on all chickens. ine Make All Our Own Sausage From Choice Meats INDEPENDENT PACKING Co. PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 WILLIAMS & BEAN 138s | es Gottes: STALLS 46-47 FISH SECTION SECTION 54-55 THE STORK THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Wheat, pee. 15¢ | Blue Ribbon | Hille’ Bros. Red Can CUTTING THE COST OF SELLING, CUTS THE COST OF LIVING gee South End Public Market Third Ave. at Washington St. WHERE EVERY PRICE IS A FOOD BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT—FREE DELIVERY AND yd Sgt pe TO YOU R CARS RROW Snap Meats Down Again WE WILL SELL YOU MEAT TOMORROW AT 5c UP! Never Before Have You Bought Meat at the Following Prices: 9 Veal Roast, Ib. Fine Steer Steak, ib Shoulder Mutton, Eastern Hams, , fancy 15¢ aie Be 700 206 100 200 50 Order $1.45 15 lbs. Sugar “$1. 00 ; $2. Best Family Flour, sack ; : ANDERSON’S GROCERY FREE DELIVERY—PHONE ELLIOTT 185 BIGGEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY > GROCETERIA "7 SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET ‘ 4c 3c 27c 8c i |tiretl as I contemplate {ripples all over y + ay I used to love smile of yours since you have g to live again, to well as] I am going to take all] at world into my feel the warmth of it frightened hand on me breathe thru the joy of this « the touch of it put a detaining as if he thought I was going to fly don't you go too fast aust try to be content to get well s! I ejaculated scornful I have tried content with Just lying ke @ log #0 long under ad | verse circumstances is living close | to the fire of hell.” Involun feeling almost see that are sald £0 ing to make you love me all over| moving away you going to love me malt beat queerest believe loved that my year of being just a log, when e had to suppress every emo. , has taken from me the power YES, BUT WHO’S GOT TIME ENUF TO HUNT? have STQNGS NEAT MARKET BURIED FOR HOURS J jie wire, 1240 | i Metin: See weal freth Hille Chieneon, Bae | hin Market Next to 8 increased in numbe in the district the municipal Sparrow's nest znd halt POTTSVILLE, rly peac representatives In Rw In this conne . Too affairs, that at the present t the duma ts the real Russtan gov. ernment. When the war broke out lonly in name, the real power rest ling in the ancient Russian bureau leracy. This bureaucratic gove ment has t the crisis and for the first time in its history the government of Russia rests Of | score to The Song Shop o he owns at the duma THE REICHSTAG) GIVES:HIM START ON J "0", German Government Rests on SAME IN RUSSIAN DUMA WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— The German government now reste on the “left” or radical side of the Reichstag, This le the information brought to the an authority can members of the League for Continuous Mediation at the » German govern ment has be wuntained by the or radical groups are presentatives of the wor} ing | Tho reichstag, ike other parlia-| mentary bodies in Europe, is not The significance of the passing ot power to the radical groups ts that the German temper toward | peace is apt to be much altered as toward a standard), result, The socialists and pro: Peer safety signal system has Seieare groups are much more fa Uniform] vorabie to an ¢ black hen white safety signals Will) the groups re be placed at all grade crossings, | The plan ts expected to decrease accidents due to misunderstandings on the part of autoists of the many grade crossing seattored thru the country than are} senting the mill | tary element and other conservative | | ‘none — on, 1 am told also by Charles R. Crane, who is prob- ably one of the best informed men| in the United States on Russian , of Beho Lake, |th the duma was a representative body | gat down at his plano Sunday night three weeks ag and a #0 Mahers, or: notes as he wen YOUR TEETH Can b ved without pain. Medical treatment precedes ac tual work. It costs you nothing to come in and h= convinced. _ well. | Natural Crowns ae know | Bridgework Teeth extracted yp thio Well put | without pain. Free when other work is done. All work guaranteed for years. ne er! Save Money when you give that weary) OUR DOCTOR, who fs an t] GOVERNMENT PHYSICIAN, and dis-| yur ears in the], can't) FREE. OUR EY that} ind THROAT ep been | th prescribe for any patron of store, for an falist will same. What more do you want? Dick's tried it out on his clerks and a few | stuck What's the name of it? It didn’t have a name then, but | be dered by the author to FRANK J. SEXTON 2 apg dg, Bn ve 4 Enjoy Your Vacation Let ts make you an extra pair of National Dentists tt Fourth and Pike Be Sure You Get the Right Place | bursts into fame with his first song. | | Hardly | Young man, that scored IF you BREAK YOUR GLASSES, ase whatever EAR, NOSE PRICES REASONABLE Eversole Optical Co. 1404 THIRD AVE. RIGHT DRUG CO. 1111 FIRST AVE. Between Spring and jeca Ste.| 45 I 8 Ton rowder ner Snaps, It STONG'S THRE sTORES—W MTR Reliable Butter Store to love has STALL bal PUBLIC MARKET WHITE Southeast Corner 5th and Pine STONG—WithCut Prices OUR PRICES GooD ron 3 cans Carnation 20c 10 bare Lenox 25c | quart Jar Queen Olives ae 4 Sc boxes Matches pke. HO. Ont an Guittard's late ‘ahe DENTIS ne TWO EXCURSIONS AND CORNER M Fresh Silver Salmon, LUCKY STRIKE FISH CO. Watermelons, All Fresh Vey Corner Fruit Stand CRESCENT MEAT Co. MAIN 2899-—"QUALITY"” OUR MOTTO—MAIN 2 Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced Fresh-Dressed Steer Round [ Theatrical People Attention! Has your doctor pre We carry a We are the Agents for Stein's, Me ers’ and Hee [gotta -Atboline Adler-i-ka for removing The Wonderful “jaiuns ee 65c Remedy for eve | Appendicitis + Your Dr OC Ureneripttons hone Miltott 5 1 Might oS S$ pt: One SALES Things as they ought to tsc'usettes’ SATURDAY ONLY "So se" inst co. Free Saturday : A 10c cake of San Tox Baby Castile Soap with every it st tbe package of San Tox Baby Talcum Powder. «link price One-Cent One-Cent Other and Specials Specials wo Specials for, Ile]? Playing Cards, | hia refreshing fe one Bere te et Ammo- Phenolax Wafers =. 26c | fers 5c) I aoe gay 26 | ranay shop- 53c pdt Casey ternoon Casey went the score & poem to fit to the pub ering 4 t Emer- : w D. Hub That's how “I » Mexico, the Tennis newest popular song, came to be gency Rocket ‘$1.59 } How did I get my inspiration? ms : ' wat wa Kits : strumn wa 4 Case ‘ ¢ of the notes Containing two P thing | inch bandage nbia. Tennis 1 Bho y athotive Racket E of our home 1 cream, Bynol roils 6c Welch's Grape ‘Fu ce F | ec t get the tune out of my soap, corn for as pints head and they heard m ters, = mu } one lle at ... 16¢ - rted hum plast 0! ste 2 for. Pale: jit arted es er eae to th Cups, 2 for hare 8c ¥ ache plasters That bh rs Bath! That's all there and digestive sans 19c it I'm not saying every and not is written BENETOL es of “Hel The World's | Mexico i chaff in the jwind. F wented one, The | profes re got most of |them. It's all over the Eastern | vaudeville circuits, and is being | played in every theatre in Seattle Shaving | Sticks this week ate, ( pod Five thousand more copies have Bishop’s ply a demand that seems to indi-/ Spiced Midget 7 “Hello Mexico” is a hit. | Drops honenat ae Tooth © 16c bh | Poa ste . This not the story, however ew Powder, vtec: Aide of the ardof young genius who mt it | 10c Soper Casey has written other songs be fore now, tho he is a comparatively | con x Me a _ —. =) os ows “S ny South.” That's Everybody Song of the Sv Carey's Then there's “Old Love Letters | . | and “Twilight.” The latter is con-| ~ Rien heres FIRST EXCURSION STEAMER Right here in little old § attle ‘fs a regular, 18-karat popul song writer. “ ne To Pass Through the ae WU. S. CANAL LOCKS resumed their advance on the nt, following the y said a wireless (Connecting Puget Sound With Salmon Bay) vores wre evacuating Didi rer Since Its Completion. HIGHLY INTERESTING AND HAS PRETTY RELIG © *MIGULY INTERESTING WHITEFISH, “Mont Chief of Police Holter strange relic of past ages The Fast Steel Steamer eight fect below the st \ urface, near 9 the rifle range, west of town. It| fad 44 | has the appearance of a pestle, an instrument used by pharmacists In the compounding of chemicals. It evident was hewed from stone. ai apt pp lls Saal | Leaves Colman Dock 2:00 P. M. seo deh i Soa Scaled | Arrive Back About 4:30 P. M. Saturday, Aug. 26 ai Sunday, Aug. 27 A magnificent view of Seattle’s shipping facili- ties—Downtown business section—Residence section on the hillsides—Passing Smith’s Cove, pa cease, te eet our, Baw @ Fort Lawton and the U. S. Lighthouse at West sidtther ate atrongeat plate kacte Point—then into the canal locks. does not cover the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the BM cob; guaranteed 15 years, ares, Your only chance to ride on the steamer making Gold CFOWN .....cccceseees $3.00 i i i Blin racks (ghsihnc ete the first trip through the canal with passengers. $10 set of teeth bene 85.00 Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 White crowns .............$3.00 La Gold fillings .... $1.00 up Take the children—they will enjoy the outing. .60c « REMEMBER THE DATES aa Saturday, August 26, 2:00 P. M. and {nation and advice free Sunday, August 27, 2:00 P. M. a ee Samp! * Bridge Work, the Teast of Tim: Most of our present patronage te recommended by our early custom ers, whore work is atill giving good Platina fillings All work guaranteed for 15 ye Have Impression taken In the m ing and get teeth same day patinfoa Anak our have t our work to our office, be mure you are right place. “Bring this ad with you orsro's = "Sm mcr 207 UNIVERSITY sT, Oppeatic Fraser-Paterson Oa

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