The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1916, Page 3

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1916. PAG THE STRIKE| LETTERS [DOINGS IN FLLMDOM|Everyehing ro Schoo Wear Talk to sit the coos, FraserPatersom Co tt | | NEWS—NOTES What Does It Mean}. 22% SOSSrr proper for him of me to write firat? Please suggest a heading, e letter from me to him MARY A-It for 4 ' is customary On the Baleon About Your Bye BCOND For Teachers, for Students, for Office Girls The New Drezwellesly,S17.50 Is Smart, Serviceable and Appropriate wnt en a If the railroads become tied © ==!" i! «si he) Kh waters for her rep’ i as been accustomed to . up as a result of the strike |. ae ae at ae ae write it in ber salutation how are you to get your. i ok». incere frie yisi our Ready-to-Wear Department tomorro and personally inspect these popular new Dresse a big shipment of which has just been received. —They're fashioned from Botany serge, one of the finest serges made, and are smartly cut on straight lines, with full pleats from yoke to hem. Style fea- tures are white pique overcollar, stitched belt and sid poc ket clothing, shoes, hats and fur-| a1: sre tine 1 yas son nishings? Men, this is a vital sear ate ee Not long ago he went out of the question and we have the):',.\:i 220 ios answer. Buy now! and you ari eee nese should worry. Our big sale" me a os a —Colors are navy and black. offers the opportunity. Every- “’’ om Si seat ae dito, Specially appropriate for school, office and. store thing has been ordered sold \:.". 2.) 's.! ohooh aipreepeaae eae” ) at the Boston Clothing Co., )2" "3! #0 soos 1115-17 First Ave., and it’s; a These suspicions ar doubts will company with al annot trust? School Shoes tamp out whate pleasure sure a bargain picnic. f ight be derived from his soclety.| Wittiam Hart and Frances Carpenter, in “The Patriot,” Coming Sunday the Liberty. “EE ob ag rete” sae lie anatan (Cliaatl Good Suits, stylish and durable, worth oa 7tmncty.'% ity Zou" ool RU g Ee ofa (A Big sire, kid aid gun, yal butte Draperies, China and 1 to $20.00, go at $9.85. Another fine lot, ioc tine amount eutnes uSiissem eames tte mel" Tae and vontuding havin Hf] Seu Io’ fs” Silverware worth to $15.00, are now $4.85. This is not|i» the summer as in the winter. Vinnmry—mency Walthall in oriiiare UU! n . h it i hot, it is nec ry of Soetety ecre of the Submarine shoddy merchandise, but real honest cloth-|to remove part of cur clothes on Criwubt—Mobert Hamwen in othe With Juanita Hansen (the pret in, the sly; but we are in constant (srs Mae ie Charming Bastia -Bigh Sehcot ig. fear lest she will discover them|. COMIMEUM—p'utine Frederick in “The girl) and Thomas Chatterton 1m e Weman th the Case, the leadt Our 25c Cashmere Sox are cut to 9c. and make us put them back on, ad) "Arwaunna—vivien Martin t= “The|irstrun tripleheaded. program. ai = 1 quarrel at us the rest of the day the M Gature we be Minn Saturday nig Men’s Dress Shirts, the $1 kind, are 38c, |“* Dtileve in dressing to suit the Withiam Raseett in “The Ompleting chap |weather, don't you? Net makes is” Mdekan on Way for one of the greatest disco 50c Work Shirts are 28c. | hp sine aetna sheep Pl ~ aa techie (ot a yb > page| yon A—It all depends upon what you jos seni Men’s Corduroy Pants, priced $3.00, are) to mult the weather "| noes Amer Wetlen to -F now $1.38 each. HE growing importance of this store as a home furnisher is shown in the increasing number of houses we are furnishing, including homes, apartment houses and hotels. The progress we have made in this line Is K roles, tops an all-star, julte nagaral Pric has been a factor—THE BIG FACTOR, If you are furnishing, get our estimates. Fraser-Paterson Co. Fourth Floor. arine may submerge for an mited space of time, and atill the occupants in perfect ne exception of the past few] wisstON—~The Speed King tive fothin bas n wine Neat, Dainty and Durable Seeret of the Sw! Some dandy $3.00 Hats are now $1.28. ne ee Oe ee te eee tae te 28 o 5 4 Some big snaps in Shoes. Can you beat , is paogy ahd EP eae | ard WSR k tnclins Girls Wash Dresses 4 this: $5.00 Selz Shoes are $2.48 now; oth-'*;".('": ieee. Sal [arnt oc peeeees, sath ate Meanarop amine aE Gt Specially Priced at $3.75 j ers marked up to $4.00 are cut to $2.48. j¥ou in this « nuse you ay and Honry BI ey : . on girl who favorite wi 1 have ideas re to dress #imi eading rotes, will is a favorite with the school days and general wear around home, Don’t forget to rig up the boys for school ‘ ‘vow of «ist with whow ie i Sere | ad ia a eae ae at ‘could 'be, more’ appropriate”*than tn'(eyaannnan —fit them up in a fine school sui Boys’ |or this 15-yearold gis] Insts in this: story. Der | the Weet, working ‘hia way ‘thru these pretty Wash Dresses, shown in a broad variety ff ™ Suits, worth $4.00, are now $1.89. she wear warmer dresses on the al fa aad ehows college, and Howard han assisted f colors and materials? q ¥ oudy or rainy ¢ u eriny nd m fin ty oward does not | It’s a man’s own fault if he misses this|T™ PO TN aS and Ph Pe operand Pad ita te Ry” licuow OtiDieb's love toe whan es Fortunately purchased, they represent value much ff 7 nary Styles include both the popular ester graduatio: erior to th ern Howard, whore in above the good thing. Come early to the would steal Big ee wor a By terest ih Mthel has ripened int acket effect and the plain, loose-fitting models. Colors. 9 and ch on or fegeue wr th jeoqs, # fof Bo af frienae bar, s. "y A My and ht blue. rose, green and tan, combined with white, a Boston Clothing Co. Siete bee ohh A pets me a“ecs8 Yor with him a . COLISEUM : , The above is a part of the plot i, 1115-1117 First Ave. at Criareday saw Pauline Frederick | “Tablew Turned.” at the Clan A Fall Coats for Children Paper Dolls _ Between Spring and Seneca Sts. _ everybody. was sunreme-|| COMPLETE REPORT GMART tailored Cont for boys and girs trom Lito Free : ay. a first-class | WW Paper Dolls free with each | 2, a wind blew and chilled eth Wk her On ae And { promudtion Sag 8 A very attractive style is made of black and white shep- | Purchase of these a taken down with what proved to hand Miss Frederick has ® sympa herd check, with full belt and pockets; has black velvet |Munsing Union Suits eumonia, and tw collar and cuff Priced at.. . 85. 95 For Boys and Girls = Fraser-Paterson ¢ Second see e 1a This, girl's experiedes. ahould: bal’ renee tinkuatine comeaes am Special bleached, soft cot ton, fleeced Suit, for boys, in Just Received high neck and long sleeve Nee Alf 1 Toilet A New Shipment of ate Retry ront, eee warning and a lesson to every who has the notion tha seum of turday inte are othe her Lt’s try a meal at day a ment is # erior to that of her RESTAURANT |: eee nnrig {it becomes tet nem Travelogs pretty t brings the the Shanghai today. mother's, whether it be in regard | j git ¢ Fashion Show Ages 14 to 16 The in ay ray » a e@- to dress, or other th * :, o o i= I he alw ays serve d e raeine ° i American Lady Girls’ Union Suits, with | licious Lunch and Din- Gla! sm @ Wurhgt etl: Wo al STRAND Articles = ae high neck and long sleeves, | $ ‘ : June Caprice has learned how to or Dutch neck and elbow $ ner for less money. small town and here there is no i C 92. 00 * $ F -elle aRESe BE { opportunity to meet many young mls. One le Tooth Paste. .39¢ orsets sleeves, with drop seat, All | I T Excellent service an men, the kind nice girls would moving | e f save » Tooth Paste 206 te mr ey png 18... 506 | foods. Most exquisite care for. | am not the only one je scenes in her dew Selling Prices to Retailer for | Tooth Paste UR display of new American es 2 to 12 years... 50 Chinese and a : who feels this way about it, for 1 te Miss Happine e ——. .. “ Toott Hy a0 net Lady Corsets is now feady Ages ‘4 to 16 years. .75¢ | hinese anc American know many girls who feel that ‘bat June took vp mi tanté Rae ee ed i : fon. Featured is Munsing Wear for | Eating Palace on the they are missing something by _/ We Serer perigee dared bere eee Foy Lyon's Tooth Powder 17¢ Model No. 354, for average fig WwW, ‘oast. The finest Chop S| staying in small towns. spt es age npr onen srg Revelation Tooth Powde ures. Has medium bust and Jong ‘omen | . oast. 1é finest Choy We would appreciate your an Ings 4 : ge Deage oe one si for sees 206 nip with wide elastic gore, and Splendid quality medium 7 $ Suey and Noodles. ewer and opinion on this problem ¥ to do the king | Hind's Almond Lotion 89¢ three pair of extra heavy hose weight Union Suits, with | fh | 3 . as it is really serious to us Met | Melba Hand Lotion Qe supporters. The material is good high neck and long sleeves, | ff 33 MISS 25, ALHAMBRA ra'S - quality coutil. Price $2.00 or Dutch neck and elbow | ff : 106 Second Ave. So. (tng wovkiek atte ia cman Coe nooner. Love; tie tm Jorgen’s Hand Lotion 19¢ sleeves, ankle length. 1 i towne King girls in small) art Paramount production that Virandon Hand Lotion 25¢ You'll find models for every Sine 4, 5 and 0.31.00 | : Near Yesler Way ce nf “ come very distress ill be seen at the Alhambra for Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold type of figure, at —Sizes, 7, 8 and 9 $1.25 | ; Half Bik, So. of Smith Bidg oved sate two more days, is an invig Cream ; jy 1.00 to $3.50 F-P. Co. First Floor, | . B9¢ and Te 206, 5 TME FATING PLACE, WHERE EVERYBODY GOES out-ot-de n the © woods and Milkweed Cream men making the iaintance of * 4 \ " 24 © mountain The ind of Te and Be ae ain a et nmin Hin Fone wt, 3 1.19 Children's Dresses 95¢ SEN 0 4 you come t city io | mans Who have never ped off ees eae ive FPOR kits trom 6 to 14 years, these Wash Dresses represent lj : ou c ou c he same seo blot 4 : splendid value at this special price. They are shown in ging- 3 Today—and TENCED T problem tn a much Inrger way, un.|0%® exception who did, returns | pug pomiveian Mee Cres | hams, percales and chambrays, in the solid co-ors of pink and light | Tomorrow less » be - relatives or) from the city university and makes pm pela oe and 3De blue. Among th you will also find a pleasing variety of plaids Hi Onl the mea sian Feuewalt te (t roblem of this photoplay in ee at Plo and checks. Special Saturday, at MSE | y the kind oi gee t ting and delightfully different | PED brs Sa sy ada eat, Fraser-Patereos. Co, [hita Saal CLEMMER | =— Robert Edeson, who ts seen as} North Carolina Convict Must Haulick Smagg in the latest Vita- | Work Two Years graph Blue Ribbon Feature The at Home Cave Ma at the Clemmer. dur-|« ing his early theatrical areer, de Sessue Hayakawa HAS LAFE HAMILTON soinco| TRIQ ROBS MAN IN THE MEX? artes , tem: Mexican. officials WOODLAND PARK TODAY > HARD FOR JAIL BIRD ito shine ax a curtain speaker | iss jun $46,000,000 "In pane Wire bd hree yor g high ay al » (ccc aaccid ane that presented itself found young |B coo Sa winder dl deltaic Engagement Edeson in front of the curtain 6.00 @ 200 , “4 i ot 66 Under a verdict returned here “factor i a tanaae a pounced upon C. L. Gladish. a ALIEN tod J. W. Slaughte olice Be Slee ‘paranni ou Ghats ie Cocoanut Oil Fine Sunnyside ave, as he was going : = : “mene ie ¢ F ; +. |ithru Woodland park at an early ROBERT EDESON } chief at Dr i. C., probab |thought was humor, @ 100 for Washing Hair hour Friday, and robbed him of all A 99 = 4 © to bis ny +4 he had—$2.80. After quickly go. In the Greatest of All arti iy (pitas ilitie the. Ja nae COLONIAL 05 ot If you want to keep your hair in ling thrn his pockets, the trio ran Comedy Dramas, in Five two-year ntence for man «6 Startling in theme finished in 650 #0 | good condition, be careful what|toward the city Parts 1 e oman prod action and taplete with situa ioe 1 you wash it with pein aap aia <c ¢ The decree tipulate tions of high dramatic po 105 . Most soaps and prepared sham: | : edn ‘ ranmvMoust that the state shall have the pri The Man Who Would Not Die,” a poos contain too much alkali, This| DODGES BOYS AND reeves ege of wt e in the five-act payehological drama, at the r dries the scalp, makes the hair , > > r - ter Mr er agked Colonial, with William Russell in g bee: kee Hartt KILLS OWN INFAN ” n brittle, and is very harmful. Just CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—In trying P fact e leading role certain to be i ified cocoanut o ch pest Bids o y i : a - . ur 99 t pepe Shag hill ea 3 {nisin mulaified cocoanut oll (which) 1, avoid running down two also was se J a is pure and entirely greaseless), 18) Hovs, William Wilder turned Also Known as a ‘ Thoma eclate the best in motion pie 46 @ 85 jmuch better than the most ex his automobile into a ditch “THE CAVE ‘ w of the man he wa ‘ ture The story 4 the i ) pensive scap or anything else you is aitomabie Ad ; b MAN” rged » kill and the fecund pen of Mabe! Condon, long ve See eee ee or ee eatte ae this | KiUBS. Dig iowo child and ie _Nously injuring his wife, M. Gutesnaiile Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGRAM “Vienna Beauties. ..My Ziehrer “Light Cavalry” By Suppe Pathe Weekly jrominent 4 Magazine writer so lcan't possibly injure the hair. 24@M@ we | simply moisten your hair with R E ao,ooo Easterners FALL oh comet tase ai NO | auate, Peets Tena | Now IN CALIFORNIA} FASHION |... °"" [Satta cS ag eer id crams athe, and | Week-End Excursion Tian Apples cleanses the hair and scalp’ thor RANCISCO, Sept. 1 y Fastern tour a emi a8 ed in Crlifornia a umner, crate SHOW Surrounded by an all-star Lasky |. ccctitaeroreneantne 128 @ 176 l|oughly. The lather rinses out eas PORT TOWNSEND @1 ast, Sessue Hayakawa, the noted | Local i apple ° |fly, and removes every particle of @00D GOING SATURDAY; supported by an excellent cast, in-| oil at most any drug store. It ts lapanese actor, who recently ¢ side, “Ge ey |dust, d dandruff processive * . dey Nicht at the ane nc Feet 2 omen zeta: gw Hat Ait dandeat and eacemnve Il g Gwpay On MONDAY IMM Athletic Pictures eral Friday Night at the Fannie Ward in “The Cheat,” will Wate ae 1% levenly, and it leaves it fine and (Labor Day) ON STEAMER ‘ ae a e they are e seen at the Rex until Saturday si Atiel ory silky, bright, fluffy and easy to : Ve their homes befor t in the thrilling photodrama i ‘ 00” | man i 4 7 (BULL BROS. Alien Soul Mr. Hayakawa ts Wav.ee You can get mulsified cocoanut . 8 t toda based 1 me gas | 4 gures cc Coliseum |: Just Printers sintind ty. inuriste™ 46 cluding Karle Foxe, Grace Benham,| Why let that house of yours|very cheap, and a few ounces is Seattie’s Best aos MAIN 1043 || soclations and travelers’ ald so Florence Smythe, Robert Grey, Isa-| stand Idle? 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