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STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917. PAGE 6 ‘GERMANS TAKE FRENCH WOMEN AWAY TO WORK $120,000 FIRE SALE! We have purchased from a Salvage company large stock of General Dry Goods that was in a railroa wreck. Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes, Shirts, Piece Goods, Notions, etc., all to be sold at less than the cost of man- | WATCH Tits PSECTION EACH WEEK & SAVE PQ Money Pay Less -- Dress Better CREDE TERMS TO MEN AND WOMEN $1.00 a Week Is All We Ask Pacific Outfitting Co. |S. W. Corner Third and University Experienced Dentists, Working Together, to Cut Expense— Give You , 5 4 5 ? | BETTER WORK FOR LESS MONEY than you have ever paid before. Open 8 a. m. daily’ evenings and Sunday mornings. | The Empress SATURDAY—19 JEWEL ADJUSTED ILLINOIS 20-Year Goldfilied Case, Only $28.75 | High-clase timekeeper at a reasonable price. Special terms, $1.00 a Week, EWELER 1404 THIRD AVENUE | ATTENTION! Don’t forget your big, large 2 loaves for 15c Bread, Cakes in proportion, at the St. Germain Bakery —Two Places— 409 Pike Street 1517 Pike Place OO D'S Corner SPECIALS FOR MOTHERS’ DAY After-dinner Mints, regular 30c 1b.; special, Ib....20¢ Assorted hand-rolled Chocolates, fruit and nut center; in boxes, special, pound Peanut Taffy, special, a pound.. _ Athletic Goods ‘To Introduce the Opening of Our Sporting Goods Department, i We Are Making These Speciais in TENNIS RACKETS $1.25 Racket at 99c—$1.00 Racket at 890-760 Racket at 590 ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE Corner Third Ave. and Pike St. Frank B. Wilson BARGAI M MONG SEATTLE’S LivesTWiRES / WHO. ARE CO-OPERATING TO REDUCE THE .MIGH COST OF LIVING NEW LOCATION OF Ladies Sample Hat Shop Second Floor DENNY BLDG. Take the Elevator Next Clemmer Theatre Chic Trimmed Models A Special Assortment for $3.00 The taste of the most fastidt ous, for Headwear, can be satisfied at a price. reasonable Tell your friends. eans SAVINGS SERVICE SATISFACTION TO ALL OUR READERS Fishermen, Attention! You can from one-third to one-half on Fishing Tackle at Hall’s Closing-Out Sale Everything in the house reduced. 1021 First Ave. TRUNK Special Fiber Trunk at $11.75 Guaranteed b-ply Fiber Trunk, one that will give you good nervy joo; worth $18.00 of anybody's For Friday and Satur eon 811,75 We are making special reduc tions on all our Trunks, Suit Canes, Traveling Bags, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Purses, eto. Save Repairing our specialty. Begerow Trunk Co. 210! Pike st. Peopte’s Bank Building. Phone Hillott 1146, N FRIDAY LEARN TO LUDK FOR FRIDAY SPECIALS ON | THIS PAGE # ASTONISHING VALUES —IN— WOMEN’S COATS 300 HIGH-GRADE COATS At About Half Price Full length and three-quarters length Coatn, in this season's newest and best materials—Wool Velours, Gunniburt, Tricetine, Feather-fluff, Gabardine, Poplins, Jerseys, Serges, Satin and Taffeta Silk Novelties, etc, All colors and sizes. FOUR GREAT SPECIALS $16.00 and $17.50 Coats at ....$10,00 $200 to $25.00 Coats at .. $26.00 to $27.60 Coats at $30.00 to $40.00 Coats at - $19.50 O’HARA WOMEN’S UPSTAIRS GARMENT STORE ECONOMY MARKET Corner First Ave. and Pike St. 75 DRESSES Mostly models, but very high-class, go on sale tomorrow and Saturday at...$15.00, $17.50, $22.50 In all these there are no two - COATS Every latest style suited to use for any occasian $15, $25 Were up to $50.00. ADLER’S 1616-1618 Second Avenue In One or Two Lessons Little Cost at Stevens Private Halls. Day and Evening Your Round. Middle Aged and Buai- ness People. No Difference If You Haven't Danced. 1523 FOURTH AVE. Main 3911 Established Over 10 Years. Member National United Masters of Dancing Association SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK 2 large cans Carnation Milk All Coffees in Our Blends Are Old Highland Coffees We They Are Different—Try Them W. H. PEEK CO. 1516 First Ave—Liberty Theatre Bldg. Use No Others Millinery toPlease All One of the most complete stocks in the Northwest is here for your selection. Styles, materials, colors, prices to suit every taste and every purse. You will be well repaid for a visit here. The Wonder Millinery Co. 216 PIKE ST. What Maplewood Certified Milk Will Do for Your Baby T will do the baby more good than any other food that you can give it. Being a raw milk, it 1s most easily digested Woe are doing more than is required of us in order that perfect fanitary conditions shall preval! in producing and delivering “baby's milk.” This la done to protect your baby from all possi- ble danger. serupul ourself the tdeal conditions that ¢ at '# taken at J.D, Farrell's Maplew River Valley, you would not wonder that Ma Milk tied for the Gola the Nattonal Dairy Show, held tn Chicago, 1914, in competition with hundreds of dairies from all over the United States, and that {t captured the First Prize at the State Fair at North Yakima in 1913, 1914 and 1916 if you want to be served by a responsible dairy that taken its work #eriously; 1f you want a raw milk that {# so pure that It doom not require any method or process of purification; !f you want baby's milk delivered within a few short hours after milking, call Main 2645 or Matin 4810, and arrangements will be made. —$_$—_—__ PURE MILK DAIRY, Inc. Distributers of Maplewood Products 1512-14 Seventh Ave, Phonee—Main 4310 and Main 2545 Medal at LONDON, May 10—*I live now for only one thing, for |! have lost everything—my hus- band, my sons, my home, my only daughter who was ruined by a Garman devil. | am going to pray to President Poincare that one day he will give a Ger | man Into my hands that | may | tear out his with my own | fingers.” | That js what an old French wo man said to Miss EK. Almaz Stout in the region Just reconquered by the British from the Germans. Mine | Stout has just come from that stricken portion of France, She [brought back with her memories of terrible scenes, awful suffering and | hardship, and a people stricken| wantonly to earth as thetr German foes retreated | “In the big salfent in the region | of Roye, Lassigny and Noyon les | & Village where in one sector to be found stark, naked horror, Miss Gtout Live in Cellars | “Clone to the village is a Little township of long wooden huts plan- ned by the Gertrans for a vast m: itary hospital before the British | forced the great retreat. “This township is filled with thousands of old men, women and Mttle children, “Three yeare ago they were members of a prosperous coun- tryside. Today they are home- lens, penniless and emaciated wrecks. “Many, sid and diseased, had lived 30 months in cellars, torre with such appallingly open wounds that the full truth about them cannot be printed. “One mother was fending three tiny mites, two obviously dying. Have Skeleton Bodies “The chikiren had skeleton bodies and white faces, prematurely old and fear-filled eyes. She came from 4 village whieh the Germans had| left so hurriedly they bad not | burn it However, when they got a It |tle way off they stopped and bom- barded {t until not @ cottage was left, although they knew the Bnt- ish bad not reached it and knew also that all who were left in the place were old men, women and chikiren. “Bhe pointed to two ragged lit- tle girls and three emall boys and] were worse off than hersa.| mothers were young and strong # mb taken away by om . Ostensibly te work in Germany, She said it was heartrending to @ee the women weeping and struggling as they were dragged away from their little ones.” ANTI-SUB DEVICES INVENTED RAPIDLY WASHINGTON, May American brains are turning out antisubmarine inventions at the rate of one about every four minutes, More than 1,000 devices have been submitted to the y de. partment in a few days, it was learned today. Some of them contain the germ of usefulness, tho most of them are imprac- ticable. The past year prob ably 8,000 inventions or sug- gestions have been turned into the off Capt. Smtih, chief of the inventions bureau, while England in the same time prob- ably had 35,000. jtime to MR. BEAN MAY AVIATE And again the humble bean ts about to aviate. The Seattle caterers are conaid- ering another Increase tn prices, and will meet Friday night at Good Eats cafeteria to talk the matter over. Increased cost of foodstuffs is the reason, say restaurant men. IT WAS OTHER WIFE Mra. Eulalia Steele, 2222 Eighth ave. former wife of Lee Steele, wants it underatood that she is not the Mra. Lee Steele who recently tried to commit suicide by taking poison. “That was Mrs. Minnie Steele,” she sald. “I'm a former wife.” ‘SUIT IS BOOMERANG ' Because the Hainsworth Motor Co. filed suit against him when he intended to pay for the machine jhe had purchased, a jury in Judge Tallman’s department gave W. H. Hooper and wife a judgment of $260, Tuesday. Hooper claimed malicious prosecution, RAPS TEDDY’S PLAN CHICAGO, May man, assistant secretary of agri- culture, characterized Col. Roose- )Velt's plan of taking an army di-| vision to France as similar to the children’s crusade of the middle! ages, In an address before the As sociation of Commerce here Wed-| nesday. 10.—Carl_ Vroo- GIRLS GIVE BENEFIT Six hundred people attended the} benefit performance given by the} Hadassah Girls’ club at the Y, W C, A. auditorium Wednesday night for the benefit of the Ackerson Home children’s summer mp. The Sears & Roebuck Co. Girls’ club and U. of W. sorority co-eds assisted, “The Russian Revolution — Its Cause and Effect,” will be the sub | ject which Count Ilya Tolstoy, son jof the famous Count Leo, will dis- |cuss at the Moore theatre May 12 He's on his way back home via the Pacific, jerty worth $100,000," ufacture. Come and see for FOR NICE WEAR AND LONG WEAR IRON CLAD Stockings appeal to parents who want their children's hose to look well, yet must have durability also. Although fine ribbed and dressy, they wear better than many coarser ones that cost es much, yourself. ‘Wash Suits for Kiddies A Big Assortment of Sulta for Children, 2 to 8 little Cham- years sizes. Dandy Bults of Madras, bray, Percale, Poplin, Lin- enette, ete. Belted Norkfolk styles with wide sailor or sport collars. Some are made of all self material in one color, others are made of plain or stripe with collar, cuffs, , pockets of con- ting materials and col- Specially priced for Fire Sale, PBC, $1.49, $1.98 and $2.98. 100 House Dresses, Regular Price $1.75 Bale Price : Shoes for Girls Vici Lace Shoe, sizes 12 to 2 only. But if you wear any of these sizes, it will pay you to buy one or more pairs, They are $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes. Sale Price - $1.19 Ladies’ Patent: Calf Shoes Cloth Top, Cuban heel. or Button St » 8 F. & H, Pric only ‘ Lace 3 to 8 Price $3.25 Handsome Wash Skirts for women and misses. Pique, gab- ardine, fancy duck and Palm Beach. Plain white, fancy | stripe and fancy figured. Wide | separate belts and fancy pock- ets. All sizes up to 30 waist measure. Sale Price €1.48 | $1.95 $2.25 and $2.98. You cannot duplicate them | at the Price. ‘ 20x26 Feather Pillows, dust- proof, art denim covering. F. & H. Price $1.00, Sale Price each ..... - Heavy, extra large Comfort- ers, plain sateen center with a wide fancy border. Scroll stitched. F. & H. Price $2.50, Sale Price . $2.98 Sanitary Fleece-lined and ribbed Undershirts for men. F. & H. Price 65c, Sale Price 39¢ Balbriggan Shirts and Draw- ers, somewhat soiled in wreck, worth 50c. Bale Price ..20¢ Medium weight Shirts and Drawers in ribbed cotton. F. & H. Price 65¢, Sale Price 49¢ “THE STORE THAT, SAVES VOU MONEV’] “Lonesome” Girl | Wins $150,000 and |; Her Father’s Love | H ALHAMBRA THE LODGE Fourth Ave. at Westlake For Ladies’ and Gentlemen's High-class Entertainment and Dancing 8P.M.to1 P.M REFRESHMENTS AMUSEMENTS MOORE “A COMPLETE STORY OF SWEDEN AND ITS PEOPLE® Thursday, May 10th and Saturday, 12th—8 p. m. Admission, 250 and 85a ALL SEATS RESERVED. S &PINE WEAT UE HORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE Today, 2:30. Tonight, 8:20 Ruth St. Denis Ted Shawn and the Deatshawm Dancers And Six Acts of Orpheum Vaudeville Reserve Your Seats Early A Rip-Roaring Prices—Nights 10c-50c; Mats. 160-860 | Amelia Munroe SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.— From stenographer to $150,000 heiress over night is the experience of Miss Amelia Munroe in fate’s elevator here, The long arm of romance has reached down from far Alaska to claim this 17-year-old girl who be- came separated from her father, now & wealthy mining man, when she was but 3 years old. Before going North to a fortune, Munroe was getting on indifferent- ly in San Francisco, His babe was left with the mother, who lost her life during the San Francisco fire of 1906, Since then the girl Amelia has lived with her grandmother, making her way during the past two years as stenographer at a r salary, ently her father sent his brother, Jim Munroe, here to seek the girl, The search ended the other day when her uncle met Amelia on the street “Jim's girl!” he shouted, the image of your father. you anywhere, Your father is wait- ing for you at Valdez. You're to have $60,000 cash and mining prop- “You're I'd know When the ice goes out, xing North to daddy Amelia \ love and gold, oo i READ STAR WANT ADS NEW PANTAGES Mats., 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 AL. EM @ CO, 20—Persian Marvele—2e Seattle Hi Schoo] Gtris In Columbia Flag Drill, 100 and 206, Other Big Acts PALACE HIP Afternoons 1:30 to 5; Eves New Angelo Armento Show Today | dell & Co.; Ray, Bruce & Fay; Howe & Mowe; Bernice Sisters Photoplay, with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Afternoona, 100; Eyes, and Sun, 16e NERVOUS PERIOD- ICAL HEADACHES nble commonly called “site "14 said to be due to the reten ton of in the system. Often iti stated that a poor condition of the blo ie cause of these headaches, or # ® nervous condition; and in certald . no doubt this ts true. bain than . Schelischmi has found ant Prompt and The bowels should be kept ope t bath and a thorotgh rub-do arse towel, often give grat awhenthe

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