The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1917, Page 5

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Children’s Gingham Dresses: : has n ba . n . . e i grerted hi word ; 69c and $1.00 : Women’s 3 Hy i RS. F.C. Nu, bi Upper Main Floor. : Summer Union : nents, | , “ 1 — +} ia % e from 2 to.6 yeat z é @ i agai F eet Sn oe At 69c ‘ : Suits, 50c 3 igvere , ne pote ; ie ens $ Upper Main Floor. E { Ke r Will - . f 6 to 14 8 otton Geo. L. TrotterCo. : combat ‘At $1.00 : ti i AUTOMOBILES HY and er A . as SI Pine and Bellevue. East 612 [3 ys OMPOSES MUSIC e REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS tm order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which Is ¢ lightest and strongest plate known, foes not cover the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the tob; guaranteed 15 years. Gold crown .....---05+-0+ $3.00 $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 $10 set of teeth .. Bridge work, per tooth, Gold fillings .. Sitver fillings Platina fillings All work gua Have tmpreasion ing and & teeth ination an tame of Time. ont of our present patronage te Tecommended by ov ers, whose work Is 1) giving « th on. Ask our customers whe ed our work When coming re you are in the « thie ad with you OHIO: 207 UNIVERSITY st. Opposite Fraser-Paterses Co (Bird’s Cafeteria the widest possible { foods to suit cooked to the sa! f the most particula tion ‘| epicure. w-Continuous Service EVERY DAY—1! A. M. TO @Pep.M Doub'e Service geries son and din aoe Hoe Orchestra Music | 12TO02°P.M.;5TO7P.M | Conveniently Located at Second and Seneca CURES MEN HAYMOSD REMEDY CO, Koom 6, Hotel Antlers eodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1917. PAGE 5 TREASON, LUST [BRIEF HISTORY OF U.S.’ © pig speciaa ae AND MURDER, | ¢ eo and ¢ ivilization Before Columbus Purchase The Rhodes Co. onal dan ant service t d by the m 4 nerve | This map shows how Gen. |n Halg’e offensive toward the road! Eve's lover evinces the right that runs from Douai to Cambrai spirit when he w 2 th has skirted the north end of the on famous “Hindenburg line” and may |« yan compel the Germans to retire fur ther from their new positions. The “line” runs from east of Arras to! pr south of Laon, and the new British push already has passed its north ern end. LABOR WILL HALT ts an active enemy of her co FOR TOM MOONEY | *cc2:0> + most seaaty win FAREWELL FESTIVAL OF BARGAINS The Beginning of the End—Starts Saturday at 9:30 a. m.—Winding Up the Great Salvage Sale at the United Wreckage Syndi- cate Store, 1509 Fourth Avenue. ONLY SEVEN DAYS MORE of this unparalleled merchandise event. Be here Saturday, April 21, or next week, the last week. Don't miss it. You can't afford to stay away—you will be throwing away money not to attend. Right now in the beginning of the season, you can buy high grade merchandise (some soiled) at prices that will amaze the most skeptical. Come. New lines, with the reserve stock, will be thrown out to the people at prices that will make all attempts at cheap selling fade into insignificance. Come with the crowds. Extra selespeople will be here to handle the rush— come. Thousands of people have been here, thousands more should be here in the next 7 days. The prices below tell the story of wkat is going to happen here for the finish. Get your share of the bargains before it's too late. Goods are now being repriced. In order that*the stock may be re-arranged for the finish the store will be closed. Wait! SALE STARTS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AT 9:30 A. M. SAYS MURDER 13e Knee Dantes, 29c orth : 4c m. nderwear, 98c Salts, worth to price. ..... 91.85 Children’s Suits, worth to ha Fraternal Men Talk \bout Insurance Faerie “he RY fr At abies worth Ab 69c Men's and Ladies’ Mate \ A be trial’ 29c Men's Fine Shirts, worth THE WHIRLWIND FINISH Of the Great Salvage Sale at the United Wreckage Syndicate Store Starts Tomorrow SATURDAY at 9:30 A. M. Here's a sale you can't afford to miss. It’s a merchandise event without a perallel. The railway stands part of the * THE FINISH Of the Great Salvage Sale Starts Tomorrow SATURDAY at 9:30 A. M, The last seven days of this great sale will be remembered by all th attend. Don’t fail to be here and shere in the finishing prices. NTER, N, D—Ce seh: MEN'S FINEST Oxfords, worth " “ DRESS PANTS ' $1. ‘ Ae / . y GLASS, TIN AND that sell to ' “4 - e GRANITEWARE . SLAUGHTERED OVERLAND 1917 Demonstrators oe §2'98 $500 and Up # ; “wenn 22S Je ee 3: ED i Bef Ske vine a Men's Mine WATER POWER IS BOON TO SEATTLE } | The enormous water power Thousands of people have saved money here; why don't you? Come. Follow the crowds. Be here in the next seven days. The finish starts to tomorrow, Saturday, at 9:30 A. M Sr anmered $2.48 And hundreds mention here, ¢ We have a few dem- onstrating cars, slightly used, at exceptional prices and terms. "$4'35] ‘ $4.85 LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGNS United Wreckage Syndicate Specializing Salvage From Railway, Marine and of "aI Investigate A compan 3 DF. : og Wanted, extra Mercantile Disasters Open op te Sale for oe Overland Pacific, Inc SHS 1509-1511 Fourth Avenue Saturday ais, ie mente. Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre Nights 1022 E. Pike St. Near Pike Street Phone East 660. | Harriet Santoine is the heroine in “The Blind Man’s Fyes.”