The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1916, Page 8

fet ea They're Here The New Fall Woolens Have Arrived and They're a Dandy Lot. Every- thing That's New Is Included, Stripes, Checks, Plaids and Plain Patterns, in Black, Blue, Brown, Ete. Come in and give them the once over— Let Your Fall Suit and Overcoat Be a “DUNDEE” and You'll Have No Regrets Suit or Overcoat $ Made - to- Order There's nothing new or strange about it. It's mere- ly old-fashioned honesty. We've been advertising and proving it for years. Come in and save a “10.” 304 PIKE ST. STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, PAGE 4 wows wioxored * GERMANS SAY 'HUGHES HITS CONGRESS ENDS *W 95, concep, LONG SESSION" a ALLIES LOSE | AT DEMOCRATS BY J. P. YODER ; URY A U. PL Stall Correspondent United Press Staff Correspe 1916. WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 SY evhibagg Balt eh nih Pi The 64th congress adjourned at N BERLIN, Sept. B—The al. | “ge eget 10 a. m. today ; shes Bikes MAL mere than aaah tral . “ th he The jon that lasted long N lion men in killed, wounded and ts Nee wp er and saw more dramatic mo © | missing since the grand offens ery t the na ments than ary in recent his ive against the Central Po faetlea ae an tory and that had appropriated ers opened with a Russi ines kan annahentiva mort more money than any cong | tack three months ago ohaiic hit with hi litors eding it came to a clo This estimate was made t iy “ham rand-tone wa in enes that contained |'t day by German military ex Sas ailing recent dem of the spectacular | perts, who sald they thought it pobore enactme ue . conservative 1 ninee is regular glutton | Against these losses the al © cat nino in “Ret lied armies have only the con - ewspape tt quests of Bukowina and some to the last nigh Galician territory by the Rus | that bis re r morning se-| { ’ y a slight 3 Lar rnnvennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsd | MRS ROSE D.RITTMAN mee | aera, Rikunan of Ohisnge hee been! sians, the capture of Goritz by are disseminate the Italians, a shallow thrust into the German lines on the Somme and the occupation of the mountainous Transylvanian territory by the Rumanians as | positive military achievements, | OF WOUNDS on its ogisiation inute, The armice of the Central ed president of ore eping their Hines intact ev-| dent's stction of National F ery whe cb Reign tremendous press Congress of America ure, at atruck back| with successful blows in the Bal) After suffering 24 hours from | chief ranger of the W lic Order of Forest or of the Women's lkane sustained in a bh McDonald, 4 an, died in a % First ave.| i he president's approval o be Bulgars Menace Greece At the seme me tulearians adv and bilarities in the at the appearance of } rostilities se ntopped use Leader Kitchin, Representative Fitegerald|) MARKO GACINA js in & sone hunni end Representative Mann, who had | because be accepted $70 for prom pe Sg evening bh jame to; waited on the president and re- tring to cure Dominick Thomas of | *#*!> . Rumanian d, W. D, Cup-} “ an fortress was found} eived the same n his ¢ went up as Speak the gavel sage, A shout a “sick Clark banged jared the session and said he} with two) ponitions night a fight cina Was bath fan and Rumanian | Some Austridn ® Cunningham ret urned | number rmans have ¢ he thought McDonald seri pine Russian losese at and called Dr. R | 800,000, and the combin. British or the city hospital, who pronow thanied the union man dead when he | | 4 | * 81¥° arrived j lon Police and deputy coroners were | | | In keeping with a policy, ORIGINAL WITH US and practised for many years past, of adding seasonable articles to cus- leu of abc D for of Augus the month | investigating the case Friday, Me-| of age, and hard st Donald wan Joytul had lived at 2 Th da any ser tomers’ accounts, Pe arg oe We Invi cen INDICT STEDMAN e Invite Customers Fy. "AS WHITE SLAVER | whether their accounts are active enon ive aod with euch an. ox: —, oe | | closed, to select their fall and winter etre sey gpg cr ymason red ea ret SN pa will ery for pe News of sday morning by jury, charged with transport the federal} home—HEATERS, Etc., NOW. for the COMFORTS, quirements BLANKETS, ure of Tutrakan } | for trons and e surrender of 20,000 woman on two occasions | and have them adjusted conveniently and beg roused more enthusi| acroas the Washington state line for] | : asi nam here tian even the immoral purposes without the necessity of any initial cash limportance of the victory "Stedman first inetance was on vate Next to an inva ot Er 1916, when he took # payment. |movement would ore Jancouver, B. ¢ He t a woman to Seattle Rupert. Federal offi 4} t 4 about * confined tn here than a capital of Ram (MASS ATTACKS FAIL : PARIS, Sept. $—Four attacks | ne |dense formation were launched by FRYE’S ‘Quality Markets ago. He yunty jail last night between Vermandovillers and Chaulnes. None of the attacks succeeded in reaching any French positions, and the French took 200 woners, the war office an |nounced today | The Germans attacked heavily against new French positions be tween Berny and a point south of Chauines, suffering heavily North of the Somme th great arti! SATURDAY SPECIALS:; wets activity, bu’ niry fight FRESH MEATS Choice Steer Pot \3 STEAMERS SINK EAR urpes ie 10¢ LONDON. 8 Choice Short Ribs of Beef sng be whee 2 eee 9c eae | Yarmouth, Later Choice Steer Shoulder crew ot the stoumer Strathey, re-/StOMK . 60+. esse cece 14c ported sunk early today, have been Thirty-four were landed | oat other «# i ater Fresh Spare Ribs..... Legs of Spring Lamb. . Choice Veal Roast. Pork Roast.........- 15¢ BUTTER Washington Creamery, Wild Rose Brand..... 3lc EGGS saved the first were brought in “BLUE VELVET BAND” TRIES TO KILL SELF Always think of me your blue velvet band,” w Mrs. Jen nie Lampkin An addressed to a soldier at Fort Lawton, just | Strictly Fresh Loca} ~~ before she attempted to commit) ,...eeeee ree erreee 3 suicide at the Wiltshire hotel CHEESE Fine Old New York Full Cream 23c afternoon had taken poison when doc the city ospital arri 1 pring emergency treat was saved, and she POULTRY ' Frye’s Celebrated Milk-fed Pax, Fowls 17 } BOILED MEATS DRINK IS ROBBERY =, BOWED MEANS BAIT IN A HOTEL Picnic Hams......... 20c adie, 647 Sandwich Hams...... 18c ng fellow in the New York Shoulders. .20c Weller at., met New Central ie vie waked tiny to ceome, have SUGAR-CURED MEATS * Well have ko up to my Anchor Bacon....... 12c he ed. but Holley Loin Backs ......... 17c thought th « fair enough Hams, half or whole. The Entire Combination Pictured Above, fetail value $7.50, is But when we got half way up our practical SIXTH ANNUAL PREMIUM OFFERING with the the stairs, he turned and hit me Pienic Hams ........ "13¢ Great National Favorite in the mouth sald Holley to the 2 police, “and then he robbed me of Fancy Strip Bacon. .. .19¢ my purse about 19 Lean Breakfast Bacon 18c New York Shoulders. . 13c Cottage Butts Cottag: Rolls Boston Butts LARD Wild Rose Brand Large Pails ....... $1.60 Medium Pails Small Pails $41, which T had in The robber wa of age, and wore WHISKERED MAN IS ROBBING HOUSES old man, with gra ears he said UNION BUCK’S icscz RANGE $1.00 NOW, $1.00 WEEKLY WE CHARGE NO INTEREST will be and a patched-up coat, is burglar zing homes in broad daylight, ac ng to the police Reports of his being scared away from wealthy homes by ser YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. § ants nave come to police headg ters from time to time all thru the Pay only $1.00 down, an Range and the 42 package delivered to you home withou You Save $10 to $20 When You Buy a Buck's Range Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 for Your Convenience The latest word about him was | - jhoned to the Thursda vening | Mrs. K. T. Farmer, 1707 Ma drive, sald he maid had ared bim ay when he tried to ket into thelr home during the aft "Navy YARD ROUTE | Shops Open Until 9 P. M. Watch for the change of Me | Our old location, 118 Pike| card, effective Monday, September 11th. St. Has Been Abandoned. FURNITURE co. SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS | SECOND AV , BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Everything you buy in this store is good—-very good—and always the best for the money. Any time you don’t think so, am willing to swap back. CARL SCHERMER. UNION LABEL CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES Read This M You Want | yo si) koow sha she price of eater as cone wp to Save Money on fie hie old lew pis e CROSSETT SHOKS-—No need aeD phe! 4 $7 20 SHOES [2252250825450 [SS coe, $7.20 JEFFERSON SHOES, for irene, strong on wear and com HIDE Cinnion $6.00 | 119%," Shee $6.50 re f NBRE> $4.80 BRENNPRS MOOSE ork Shoes, doub: $3.50 Have a Look at tole Heavy double sole NER'S Milwaukee the Best WASHINGTON DRY 80X | Work Shoes, black $3 00 are here in all styles. They're | or tan ° dandies JOUN MEIER Work Shoes, a DAYTON DRESS SHOES, in ee $ ail leathers, extra wide with | made 4.80, 3.80 a IND TAN PACS, 164nch : be $3.80 97.20, 12ineh $5.00 ° we 96.80, 6 inch . Hi Blue Serge Suits | scovt sors. win vane | feacon inion made Show, ; olen hermers i sriee onl? $2.50 RUBBER BOLE AND HEE! BHOES, on English $3.50 with leather, rubber or Negolin soles, in ealt ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA se in Seattle 2 ‘ last; my price Pac, double $ OREGON CASHMERE All | pe con sHoRs, for dress, | sole 6. 80 vol suit m gray and union made, al! ORSHUNAL CHIPPEWA heavy calf Work Shoes $3 20 black or tan o ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA spring heel, canlked $7.40 leathers $3 ° 50 JOHN MEIER DRESS SHOPS, union mad $3 .80 chrome stock vem $12.50 MACKINAWS DAYTON # inch tops. in heavy | loxgers : tan chrome ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA PAC, calt $5.80 | courie ene ar » 4 mabye nd most | DayTon LOGGERS, with | vamp $6.50 popular brand “$4, 80 plain or outside ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA isinch Up he $4.50 $. DAYTON Sinch tops, sewed for 8.20 logaer ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA S.ne ALASKA OUTFITS | «:.. $5.80 | rac. $5.40 RED WING 121nch tops, | for ..... F - abich Hi-Deece Doors con fame $5.80 | Save roccrns $8.60, 00¢ «s Boots vampe ° s ay, cRS or drich Hi-Press Boots and | Rep WING 6inch tops, double HOWARD & FUSTER DRESS cs vamp. SHOES, in a $ for $4.80 | mene, 430 ana $3.80 Agents for the celebrated. Bergman Hand-Made Loggers We Save You Money on Furnishings —Complete Lines— WHEN YOU BUY FROM I cater to the clerk, the laborer and the business man, and I save money for them all YOU SAVE 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER Special Keystone Corduroy Pants $2.50 ‘sented him with $5. Arbogast made the catch when he was off duty, and it's one of the beat pieces of police work I ever |heard of.’ said the chief. “I've 8. Ar always got $10, as a little mark of richer Friday for his| personal appreciation, when a po- lice officer does something which John) sets such a good example.” sets suc £000 ple and Wal : ’ SOME WELCOME! William Brisbois told the Thursday night that some one had picked his pocket of $60. He lives, at the Welcome Annex hotel, Jackson st “] guess the ‘welcome’ part w for me,” he said, “because that’ where they got my dough.” REWARD MAN WHO CAPTURED BANDITS Motoreycle Patrolman M bogast is $15 single handed Hildebrandt capture of ex-convict ter Healy, Tuesday night TISEMENT) (PAID ADVER Chief Beckingham gave him a $10)/ gold piece, and Lieut. Hedges, in Is the Stale of Wale Coming 0 ‘Ts? charge of Arbogast’s patro), pre : | Colonia THEATRE All This Week a! toad Bill (HARLES HAPLIN In His NEW Comedy “THE COUNT” ELEN OLMES In a 5-Act Wonder Play THE DIAMOND While Ro‘and H. Hartley is Governor of Washington. The Labor} Agitator, the I. W. W. Rioter, the Water Front Thug and the Strong Arm Man will stand aside and let the honest workman earn an hon ’ Fall Shoes, _ Moderately gat \ Priced Hoge || WS sa k of Fall Shoes for Me (Paid Advertising) to $4.00 is Candidate for Governor, nand Women, to sell at $2.50 will DREAMLAND now all here and iy for your inspection speak at We pride ourselves on the selection of shoes to sell at these ORVIGI shoes are Our first consideration is § But, at that, their grades prices, style is second- ary better looking not to be found in Good, Stout Shoes for Children, also dressy styles, are priced low { We know you will like these shoes when you see them. FRIDAY, Sept. 8 at 8 P. M. Come and hear if The People’s Candidate Downstairs at Turrell’s 120 MARION ST., OR 903 SECOND AVE “STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS