The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1917, Page 8

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STAR—MONDAY, JAN. 22, 1917. PAGE & DIRECTORY“ Married Man's Troubles . . . . . . . . ~~. ~~ ~~ By Allman VESSEL MOVEMENT, | — ARRIVED AT SEATTLE Inn, 21-—-Schooner Kitsap, from Honolulu, thence Jon. 4 tow of tug Richard Holyoke, # Stimaogs. mill, at 6 a. m.; #® Admiral Beh qi from San Franciseo, at 1 a.m, Umatilla, from Tacoma and By THANK MY LuckKY STARS HELEN DIDNT ) SEE THAT WANT AD RATES oma, at 10:30 a, 1 Admiral Ware One cent a wort on, from Tacoma, at OD. mee : fapen books Spokane, from Tacoma, at 1:20 pm : Coupon books « 8 ane, from Tacon ae o be used as | Prince George, from Anyox, B. Gy | {via porte, at 2:4 " | ont an BAILED FROM SEATTLE fort . Jan 8. Col. E Re. for San Francisco, via ; if CHANGE IN ADDR? eriters lnc, vin a Should be sure 1s P BS well as their new ad os ALL audscrint fro! date t George, for Anyox, B. ( at midnight TO Jan. % atiile Inaba Maru, Jape Jan, 2%4—-Admiral I ' x : toe 16 | WESTLAKE “ * Mra (25 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS | SPIRITUAL MEDIUM 45—FOR SALE—FARM LANDS ; ie b fing. Mat a MADAM CORDELLIA iy bedae ise eal Y ; , Eth. FARRELL 439. ¥R at place pnt oat GET muttations daily $ ACRE, G18 Bnd wife: consultation free Fills w o “ sive WELL £50 CASH AND 810 MONTHLY Er scence TE Downs Bide, Yee oe eattete P ‘ neLy ea CONSULTATION. FREE e . : a“ ,_ ia ay nlehin # s | , ESZAni Dit GEN ' ; Way Haw CTCL - ‘ Se Bain TCR nn | areas panel do ’ . a, Hee We Se toyggt lhe A ATTORNEYS—PATENT oe oe = 3 a ALEXANDER FRED GORIN yay rants 4 e : ss [* sboe feat oe 60 | Sita Wo Cin Sr i nnd ave pci anaalbatig BY SK Affe. Se aw pawn or communcn| Custenra 2 * finian, _ rattle, Wasn. Rete : re AMRIT TGA TSEE YA soRaN | an sere; fe. tas cnn FIFTH AND UNIVERSITY ‘ANADIAN NK OF CO! BR a aera aia ASSAG! erect v « Tinea ee ee ersl| o BW sm See 3 STC JRE! ; MANICURING AND $5. bers inches, & ' TOMORROW AFTERNOON eS . Main ie an Pie FACTORY HAIR 5 3] power ton ni and| MISS MARION-BATIN wa : , eee ond oD stand Mer 7 Toupees 1401 First ave t ‘ \ Attend Educational Exposition of Master Butchers’ Association of Seattle Watch Choice Beef and Mutton Being Cut Up First Demonstration of Its Kind Ever Held in a f NNA MARKS~3 "tanner \ neh, Ca BILLIARD TABLES o> 1. A a ; = ¥ rverything that] MISS BURNS" tctasa. or SEW MONTANA on Sy is worn in hair} | . wer ¢ , ' Pike ot MPANY BitLianD TABLY She | thls we ; on |MARUIE. LEWIS "80 : 319 Columbia My This Country by Similar Organization a Women, use your credit. Open a ne ' ’ AL NOTICES vil mate iC eay for Fou] Lal ai cn vt Il ALL MEAT CUT UP TO BE GIVEN AWAY! may need { « You can é r " MAnwA HEME OF ARBOR e6 cals : wenn |O% : ‘ogg | PORT OF Be Among Lucky First 200 Women to Enter WOU) - Dur Restorer | tor 0 nnn tile prt ne Port and You'll Get Free Meat . yi og potest snore anand! , 28—APARTMENTS, FURNISHED, [!'" gives notice a onfider | | ~ v1} vention ee © | Wana oRRAPE WATE Hove | e208 farht? astvets® lll ADMISSION FREE MEAT avons, private hale: yours | eres, | Sezvine eat or ee to DOORS OPEN 2 P. M. : x i STEVENS "ae ae } opecujate and. w . ; 30-FURNISHED ROOMS tomeatosion te the Bs ~ CLOTH SIGNS ! : : on nae 1 t Be EXRIEFING HOUMA] of ‘eal tenet. ch : = oh aa Y ADAIL © t . . * . Aue # . ering . Daa : ee, Sone Wins Em | 9—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED |. and ge bet fer 30 yeare nets ¢ Mare vued | 7 . Bide Main 2319 ~ | WANS r A faline 1 has bee atten —— ; 318 of the : ‘ ¢ s ee . Ryd ding rowm 9 Hh, Bar the bff t F suit for Nears, See Me| Marga at 8 - ie D, FOFULAR DANCED tous ‘ APARTMENTS, UNFUR- nonmnr wnipars — | and = investi« my : | and man teachers 2 | »WeD il ‘ “ Hx ; | s > ot i nner ~ a atee gamete ate ot al earn of tethina’ thes. | 10__ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE WA CARROLL'S—tth & Pike ESSLIF ahs ath, 88m ream 4 ; “ Seattonn ous| FOR HALE —A i rs EM ; FB siatalho . freated. euccesstully ps bes morte stock Ad at ney Wr e-| InCT— these ti Or THe “ and disorders iis pany all 8 box ai LOST AND FOUND : : s SORTS SPPORTORITIES r | Absolute Truth Stranger Than Fiction—Prices Tumble ‘ REWARD TO ANYBODY _W WANE FO WAKE HORNY? |". moMa . and It Will Be a Case of Scramble, e . . e pos ” s a COLLATERAL LOANS E cond , _ “a7 Ma ss It has leaked out; it has been talked about on the streets for @ .- i ictes arf ner yan pigis seen the A is r ® ya eee month; it has been emblazoned on the printed page time and aggin. 7 F anes * 2 per cont. ire é z. =i gr SAUARING 7 : ¢ Hi It is the final paragraph in the last chapter of a story that hi s been | L LESBOOE H Net ‘ twenty-seven years in the writing C . : @. in Beatt 2 ° There's a thrill in it; there's an appeal to thrift and the instinct te + HiGy 7 gives r 1) buy when signs are just right, which the prudent spenders of money will | m * . « . 4 - . fall over each other to obey 7 c *) ues th I 7 It has come to the last week in the existence of the Redelsheim t NDS . ‘ e 4 e er ¥ adhd salen | een nnn nnn nnn 7 hn tore, one of the distinguishing alndmarks of Old and New Seattle * AMERICAN JEWELRY Co. 109 24 \19 HELP WANTED—MALE is . c ae et For twenty-seven years its doors have swung and its threshold hae Woxey voaxen or 2 _ ‘i A Ls ‘ x ay . Boayye . welcomed the seeker after new apparel, of later years more in the sp value e Reliable, 907 Third ave * . , R HAWKING of neighbor and tillicum of old times, rather than of t e ~< AMERRS AND Are aN APH SUPPLY . . ’ ' REAL ESTA p ad ern . han of business patron. a IAS AND SUPPLIES E A ¢ You fF : H - . : ade for pref , wnnnnrnnr ere SE Kans Within its walls, for more than a quarter of a century, neighborhood be _ POwMA & HANFORDCO m Looking fo — Phone Main ¢ the pant, prone tw “s poration? = Writ . moat from communities widely separated before the days of the trolley ' Kedaks and Photographic Supplies Help? ne " S HOLLA . vikaie AAA AA Ae and automobile, has been exchanged, babies compared by fond young ‘ 4 DEVELOPING "10 signi 6 ’ . P t . : 10-—-WATER FRONT: PROPERTY PUBLIC MARKETS mothers, and the country “saved” by arguments unpreserved in print Men. and Cherry, Tel. Main 7181 " . J : 2 ST HOOUS CANA er : roe pete spre Stand-up collars, silk ties and “spunky” new suits 1: PAP L PPL LLL PALA “ ¢ M . . ount 2 < we ' rom Redelsheimer's have made the path of romance easier and figured J 3 i OPTICIANS 0 . itt uM a Brown. Bangor, Wash | Wee’ Secahard cake «| in thousands of climaxes to that roseate bighwy r = a ; . t weer wa! oh paste Now it is all to come to an end a3 2174 ‘ atness sue as! 1 enc ' é . PRP mm r " ‘ 40—TRADES AND Lenk chill te n rt 1 4 . Beall 1 at By the thirty-first day of this month Redelsheimer's will have ceased 1 | PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ; he A MODE ack, ; to exist : ATHRYN HARRISON—901 SIXTH - axa < . « 8 pea < ° The final w k is to be one of sensational de velopments, calculated ‘ Mott B762s oe 9 an ” FC VW’ TROT cast i seed u ’ ai | ' a, ely omargarine , . ead incl to make Rede imers memorable long after the old store at First Ave- i ‘ on — ss a at gus tenwe fa’ Dis Riew es estab aed wa ie ie ea ( pore OE by ead liver nega nue and Colum bia stret has been dismantled, and the familiar name re- ‘ ee ral MEDICINE 0. podrome - |wa a oe ea seaet Loe a bulk ralsing «| moved fro its signboard i SRY. Finer TREPROOE STORK wih diate Bove rage ae i 7 ROYAL EGYPTIAN | nerd near Kent {core starch, te Ib: good coffee. 160 Staple articles of underwear and furnishing goods which usually ORES AN | 1908, Men's ana QUEEN | breterred don. botiie, musta “sia | Sell everywhere for $2 to $2.50 will be sold for STORE FIXTURES AN Gana : : enw annnn | aiiis eR en Wilor | qeweKiee se ie lactose p URE ludnaientialcd ee PCONOMY Men of the smaller models, ¥ sate bce aly 1 CASES AND STORE FIXTURES Overcoats tem M a cla co . e smaller models, who always have a “devil of a time” MUMMIES gested bana, ct Kindae ae | 82¢0 e ¢ P ea * Jc) Seeing the circus parade and getting suits, hats and shirts that in style ward L. Gomoil, 1616% Third ave, near NG F ' » ais "ts, “pot{ 8B Appearance become their years, will go to Redelsheimer's during aaphoasal eR a0 the coming week, and, instead of parting with $18, $20, and even $20 HOTELS AND WG i in. Jaree/for a sult of clothes, will get one for $7.50 to $8-—a genuine Redelaheh APARTMENTS And Up | hous Meee wate tcsit 2d, ate cota ‘| mer quality suit BTANDARD HOTEE ras. : ' f " i n | Pants—for little men, and big ones, too, that always sold at this ; ee ae Ave, and 5g galt ss : ‘ 1 ips pawes $5, $6, $7 and $7.50 will be bought—there are dozens of thew ; i ll a ae | Phone Main 6232 MIKE COMEN - WNOWae a week | y 1 pone: enlonn a lex. P fi every reepect.. S00 up; with pri ST mT SStLEGS grads : ba al tr : rn ar ¢ tr s of the kind that have always distinguished Redelsheimer’s é niet iit Ww se PETER MICH «2nd. | nettled ; argarina |among men who cared for their looks, and sold for $3 to $5 each, are STION CORDIALLY INVITED bt Ras e ‘ amery butt be | . 5 4 Bereres is ons | Between Firat sieres Stes see: . er ae. Dacia tees as ana marked for the final week at considerably less than “two bones.” MA TALE, | Benen ET ACQUAINTED 8OCTET MEET. | lown ators | i And so on, through the whole storeful of seasonable, staple me —— - _ aa | endl Apt. D. YTIOK a ¥ . . | SANITARY | chandise Bases Tank Go, 1110 First ave. @ Elliot - ‘ ND MF MADAM KIRL ao 5 git Sta «en led raising Every statement that has been made in the advertising from thi . ° ‘ ¢ - eas 8 bee is Califor store during the past three weeks, or inference gained therefrom, W EGYPTIAN as 1 Phage: ve Stall 100, tance | b@ found true and worthy of the reputation Redelsheimer’s has alway! WANTED—FURNITURE PHRENOLOGIST . Y suenr 1 t kied | borne Fare 6o 05 ke Main ws, | 8 ee weated at Hoorn | tb: mt 180 to 12% In these days of vaulting prices, when everything is on the rise JUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES train soils mone th } ay FOR DE ‘ poke salt, tec; 4 except the family income, the foregoing statements may sound strange. | FOR SALE a for $ race t ' nena) andy to ea * 1m | Plainly labeled fiction would be more easily believed, q Ps i . at a ine rite or see | 1 ® , 1D ed cart fr he crad r. Lan rept i RENTALS og ag! : Matied FRE for, na sehr you wit eannTgt anal with un direct alls pk . |. However, those who put them to the test will realize the force of Re ac Stave -Rewtacé. AYANALGHS Aik in " f em the ne F RE GRAY masinee ' the real truth. It isn't hard to imagine the thrill of satisfaction that ; AXARARSR 4 SLE ste > r AN eat es surges up in Dad’s heart when he has been skimping and saving for | s 20—SITUATIONS WANTED— ; ATi ATT TET KO “ bu t months to buy a $25 suit, and comes here and gets it for less than $10, ie MALE ais ear Jacobs, P. I ‘ “ Palade eens There'll be a lot of Dads who happen to be small of stature expe- mide ep etoregs egies rience just that thrilling experience at Redelsheimer’s this week butter, 126 Ih tt And when a year's supply of underwear and furnishings have been Bulut . ; 3 figured up and the prehase deferred because the winter coul bill was Hh oprah 5 too iguana ‘ ; i ane t a {Small in comparison, there'll be numerous other thrills of satisfaction Call at Office and see List fa CR ae, ee . | when the whole list is wrapped up in big bundles at Redelsheimer's f oe ern | tte TT — in exchange for one-third to one-half what the careful housewne @—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21—HELP WANTED—FEMALE ‘ t ery| thought she's have to pay out for these sanie goods s—t “aa EPER WANTRICS te ee {ine | ‘The truth tn this instance will arouse the community to a sense gy FG og Ae ; Lere WIR KRAST ~ Wilhard iid pack | Of the importance of this event in local retail merchandising MUSICAL RECORD ‘ bh < , ™ * ing The climax is on in value giving at Redelsheimer but i ° we Wate se i 1 A IMB AND eeapees 1 8, it will be . 16 W ieke. es nowt ‘ raatinn . ae of short duration. The last day of this month must see the last suit of if For Mus Inatromentn TA LUNCH. WILHARD “ for the: pron, | clothes, the last hat, collar, necktie, sock, shirt and piece of merchan- 169 WisTLaKn 1 1 1 Union nickled ontons.|dise of every description sold easrice RED Wor FY | _ Until that day is over, the public, on whose good will and loyalty MGenters, 1 ' r Tt ba TiN aoe PINK sTRERT | Redelsheimer's has grown from the pioneer village store ot twenty- “business, ' “ ‘ x serra - nating and coking anpiog, 41) 88¥e years ago to the modern, up-to-date institution of the present A BR EAA AR AAA rrr nae : ; Wr n (buttermilk, 1o¢ gai} Moment, will have unrestricted first chance at the contents of the 7 25 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS as deli Present | ,Aathell, Wash pha a 11> tneaaey AOES iiae. ce mw MME. VICTORIA inte vw vou valun WANTED“T6 ee erator watt As many of the show cases and counters have been sold, and sonal / ‘ ORR A AA, Me ; ; eke : an eee, eS ae Hons : pea-| deliveries made, much of the merchandise is displayed in bins on flat 23 BUSINESS PERSONALS ir Hs H Her ad and bonw nut butter, 1 fresh Washington! tables, and every article ts plainly priced a cobenaes, "ie AAR Ife, past. present lee putter, 406 th ms, 086 00: Looks very much like it will be a week of scramble, grab and take Z .{ ; ina t aln a“ , " Mt Redelsheimer's, Preparation is being made to serve thousands of ATEN ‘ ; rene ; iti fark r : juyers during the week, and the doors will remain closed all day today Rip gs : fe hoo 1? Ab ‘Pe ‘ i Tomorrow morning the bargain pit of recent years in Seattle will er week ar tioul poe : on dott. Ls STAR WANT ADS ;: ‘ open promptly at o'clock, and the thrilling, sensational finish of a com aL b P Davenport H ' pec at ats Atohem, 12 5 wii | long, busy career of 27 years for Redelsheimer’s will be on.— Advertise ea ss | sis : | ae | nd Av 'wh eee” ghety | BRING RESULTS °°", 1 tat | MM ed 4 4“

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