The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1917, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1917, PAGE store open Saturday evenings DEMS WININ FIRST ROUND | OF PEACE SCRAP § BY J. P, YODER U. P, Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—The administration won Its first for your convenience: victory In the fight to gain In dorsement of the, Hitchcock resolution approving the pres Ident's message to belligerents this afternoon when the sen ate voted, 41 to 27, to continue consideration of the note $100 without a cash payment at time of p WASHINGTON, Jan Foreign nations will see Amer ican money madness in the senate’s opposition to the Hitcheook resolution indorsing the president's peace note, Sen- | ator Lewis declared today Ina passionate plea for passage of the measure The war Seattle efurnisher, to make your own terms”-our well-known liberal edit service will fit your individual needs! 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Mail Orders Pitted PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Announces Its Semi-Annual Dividend as of January Ist, 1917, at 8% ‘Annum ie above divitend of our profita have t required by law wa, are subs mination b Coe maple foe et to rigid t account 15th will participate in the ARMY AND NAVY STORE (209 FIRST AVE SEATTLE, WASH 105 CHERRY STREET. SEATTLE. Seen. M. Stone Cove L. Stave of Shird Avenue Announce A Great Sale of Exclusive Tailored Clothing Tomorrow morning, at 9 o’clock, we place at your disposal, at unusual sale prices, our entire stock of exclu- sive Suit and overcoat patterns. This is according to our regular custom in the between-seasons period. wan —= SSsresessry Here is your opportunity to learn the genuine satisfaction that a Stone Bros. tailored-to-measure garment will give you in wear, fit, exclusiveness and individual style. It is a sale of real values. 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