The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1917, Page 9

ja m Texas Society Girls Train as Aviators | DUELTY TWO-TONE, DIS WITHIN EVERY WOMANS MEANS. ; Ry hoes are words t he Boston's” + 1S Se leg for Less? Black Kid Lowers with White Kid Uppers. 84.95 Patent Kid Lowers with White Kid Uppers. 84.95 Brown Kid Lowers with Champagne Kid or Fawn Buck Uppers, a pair $4.95 to 4 86.95, Qray Kid Lowers with Gray Craven atte Uppers 85.95 Brown Calf Lowers with Canary Buck yppers $7.95 New Designs tn Patent and Gun Metal Street Pumps $2.95 and $3.95 Men’s Oxfords in Black, Tan or White. Popular English Lasts and Round Toe, short vamp models. Button or Lace, per palr $2.95, $3.95 and ......, $4.95 Buy your Oxfords early while sizes are complete, These Texas society girls want to serve Unole Sam as | are learning the art of flying In the echool near Houston, T PAMPHLETS IN BAVARIA HIT KASER’S RULE Talking Machines are the very latest \"| SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C2: | finn (NOTE BY EDITOR—I Seine Store of Style end Service L 109 | vise of Win vodeus cable” aie EA SECOND AVE. AT PIKE EA 3 || f — | patches telling | of eetablieh. mal movement for formation of ° —-@ | & German repubilc, this corre. THE MIND RAVES WHEN | spondence, mailed a month ago d’s SPY SUSPEGTS ARE |< "°™ SS"""OL — 4) canes “eee A “I branched off onto Fi ARRESTED BY U. |e. Marcie.” saa Pauta, Special Correspondence taste, and cooked to the satisfac. || ties. Hartung ts reported to have| kindly, alway epteure. forged passports, deserting from| “He had one of the most brilliant | aay, after reaching Athens the German army, and joined the/minds I have ever encountered The mphrlets’ the: | Kireh 1s supposed | when it was not befuddied with|nimscit “Iteney the Canauensee National Guard. tre! ry the © ror, ' ntinuous to have been one of Boy-Ed’s | whisky “y Stories ot Ws At that time he was only | ang declares the victories of Wil He could write better and more) own defeat DAY—11 A. M. TO apm. Double Service LOS ANGELES, May 11.—Six|he would go away from everybody wireless stations in and around) and just drink until he knew noth- i ind federal agents in ralds yes-|the lower levels. He was still at terday. One plant was communt-|the Willard, altho he was preparing eating with lonolulu. to go out. Jeff told me afterward | —_—. a ho had a lot of trouble getting ar Oriental Court No. 6, Tribe of|to stay in the hotel. He found jie of his journey were m Ben Hur, will give a reception Fri-| Tom had a pile of letters and tele-| evidence aged _ | Orchestra Music 1270 2?.M.;5TO7 P.M. ¥retched.condition. These have by Conveniently Located at Second and Seneca day night in Bvergreen hall to|@tams from bis paper which he ev) Vienna jtselt was one vast hos- Gerard of Crawfordsville, Ind] “‘T'm goin’ out, fur’ goin’ out.) Qoiinering had been almost cut He's at the Washington Annex. Jeff, to get a story,’ ho said thick | down, and the position was being ly, ‘and then I'm goin’ to roam, | fortified by gangs of Italian and YOU KNOW THAT Improper meaguree rather | You Can’t Brush or Ke your | Wash Out Dandruff I treat all DisoR- from the d— paper. Some ldischarged me this morning, and/ |I'm goin’ to show him and resign | this afternoon. That is the way to/ Hdo it, Just resign.’ “Jeff said that poor Tom went on town notices were posted up sum moning youths of 16 to present The only sure way to get rid of | ments of Rumanian rm were prac DENS ot | dandruff ts to dissolve it, then you |!" ths pathetteally Tidiciiows TAY | tically Imprisoned because of thelr] for liquid atokk” apes tt Pg sient ride. After that he was very rej ii tnig informant "aah Srerrel bicod disor. iow? , pentant gree dere, “Cag.| When retiring; use enough to|?° ‘What will the girls think of where, especially in the Austrian | portion, evidence of misery and want of food. Munich station was one vast bay of military trains, and many hospital trains were arriving. He saw heavy artillery on its way | to Serbia. Coa. tation moisten the scalp and rub ft in me; Jeff? he asked “They are like all other good women—they are ready to forgive almost anything in the man they love, provided they do not suspect that he loves any one else.” hh _ 5 “‘Tl'm not fit to love any on) n ilgaria practically all who : 4 ; y e able to walk have been pressed se ae Ter me Mh nt ct, tf to service, Including boys of 16 , ‘nq | Those of 15 had just recently been Oa ie nal fous ee Te ™®| summoned to present themselves at ‘He looked at me #o pathetical. | Tecrulting cente said Jeff when he was telling i Free. gently with the finger tips Come to me for Reliable Wasserman, Do this tonight, and by morning} pies Tee most, if not all, of your dandruff 302-3-4 Liberty Building will be gone, and three or four Wales aad Third. Oppesite Posteffice,| more applications will completely | —_ ——_.___—___ | dissolve and entirely destroy every YOU CAN GET WELL | single sign and trace of it, no mat- Wirnocr THm xnirs | ter how much dandruff you may have, You will find, too, that all iteh-| yee, Hare, Nowe, Threat, |ing and digging Of the scalp will | ‘Chest, Rheumatiem, Blood rid at once, and your hair will be} é Quick Pare | fufty, lustrous, glossy, silky and |!¥- . % ie Tet for Pelvic Aflmests| soft, and look and feel a hundred |™¢ about it ‘I thought perhaps @ | promo times better. jolt would do him some goo; You can get liquid arvon at any|, "Well, Tom, Jeff sald, ‘you had bett o it right away, for you ee 3a teenie must know Alma loves you so well “Ishe is heartbroken at your drink ing so much,’ | “Tom looked up quickly and then |” hung his head. ‘Do you really} think, Jeff, she could care for a/} lpoor stick like me?” he asked, and |then he added, more than half to self | “She would be a very foolish |) girl to do so, Why, Jeff, Alma |} | Huntington the ly woman I// know that has a man’s brain and a if eo, woman's heart, which is too splen- |» ‘ did a combination to waste upon | fl me. Don't you believe it, Jeff. |She can't possibly care for me. man, she hos seen me nk? ‘Women have loved drunkards b. before,’ answered Jeff. ““But they were not the kind of PLATES 5.00 sr ll cas eine that Alma Huntington 1s,’ DR-J. R. BINYON AND UP ullciapenll |was his answer. FREE PAINLESS “Why don’t you brace up, stop eg oF drinking any time I want to, he ON EARTH SILVER -00 fas ae | affirmed. ee attine FILLINGS $1 : “Let's soe you do it, then,’ 821d |,eorem Inthe Northwent. tha . NO CHARGE FOR eff. «rind lenses irom, it | “Don't you think I can? Well, T'll show you all I can, and in the graduate |meantime you can all go to the|prescribed unle devil.’ sary “After this Jeff could do nothing] BINYON OPTICAL CO. with him, and it was over a week IRST AVE. before any of us saw Tom Perry | Near . Ph Ms 1580 again, In the interim many things — Ss. happened to Alma,” BULL BRO | (To be continued) | Just Printers 1018 THIRD MAIN 1043 imetriat. G not absolutely neces- SYNTHETIC § 1 e650 | extRAcTION FILLINGS ANP | WHERE OTHER GOLD .00 WORK 18 TO BE Eom as $12 | sn Electro Painless Dentists 105) Pike St., 8. E. Corner First and Pike READ STAR WANT ADS STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917. PAGE 9 whenever I think of my time in| ATHENS, Greece, April 7.—Ra- slashing of prices, but the people are Washington, hers ts the figure that/ varia {« seething with unrest) F : DES MOINES, May 11.—Chas.| stands out more than all the rest, |agaist the kaiser if. benefiting by it all. : Kireh, manufacturing jew: and|perhaps because her personality Pamphlets in circulation there . E : AC. Hartung, & motorman and | was unique to me [call for the tall of the Hohenzol Then again, you have seen those ma- 4 j ore en into custody! “Hut the person who Interested |} “ y way ¢ vert! i $250 an i iby federal Stee. {torte No} both Alma and. me most at this i eetancroeae Pe Mt Md mtn chines offered at by the trade, id 4 charges were . ther orders |time was Tom Perry Tom W488) Censors hav A to & Proven the wider pons || ty Sear Oe PM Me 1 Ht at can nave, ceatry at | others at $350 and even $450. But here variety of foods to suit ever being awaited by the local authori: | and, drunk or sober, he Was alWAY* | peachod Bulgaria, where they were houghtful, always &/ seen by a traveler who told your tion of the mest particula’ | admitted coming to America on | gentleman cofresporsient about his travels to 28, with all the world before him. | helm Hohenzollern will bring their pungent English than any newspa He declares loved his friends and enjoyed thetr | pavarian Ming to the tn al SEIZED BY AGENTS) «ier. 24 a1 nis tostincts were mrone, as did a former Barerian| | of the highest. But when these |roice hut dev hi spells came upon him periodically | combating the Hobesseles ‘house, The condition of Budapest, so far ae the civilian population waa! this traveler described | regular way. Las Angeles tn commission, de-){ng—hardly that he was allve (During noen and dinner hours. ||spite the federal dismantling or-| “One day Jeff got “hold of him pega In Bohemia he saw ‘| This means quickest service. der, were captured by deputy sher-|hefore he had begin his tramp to some Turkish troops who had! come from Anatolia and were tn a/ now probably been recalled to Turkey, The Turkish troops at the} their supreme chief, Dr. RW, |!dently had not read |pital. ‘The celebrated forests of Serbian prisoners In another | themselves for service in hospitals. | At another place two Austrian regl-| CROWNS 5-00 Jarinking and ask her to marry PR afd poi eee, you | eREE EXAMINATION [| “‘I.can brace up—I can stop BEST $2.50 GLASSES « rr Only 7 Days More} 903 FIRST AVE.———TWO STORES———1524 THIRD AVE. BIG DAY SATURDAY Great Throngs of Buyers Rush to Ramaker Bros. Co. Stores— Actually Eating Up Big Gaps in the Mammoth Stock of Finest Talking Machines, Upright Pianos, Player Pianos and Grand Pianos All on Sale at Staggering Cut Prices Nothing like it has ever been known in Seattle before. People have rushed in from far and near like a great whirl- wind. The response has been instanta- neous and far beyond anything that any a could we — = ‘ is is not to wondered at, how- ever, when it is known that the finest $62.50 quality Talking Machines like those which have been sold heretofore for $100, $125 and $150 are being sold out | on easy monthly payments for as little as $49.50, $62.50 and $74.50. These i improved type in magnificent woods of if fumed oak, golden oaks and grand ma- if hoganies. Never before, and most likely never again, will such an extraordinary opportunity be presented in this commu- pity. It was the factory’s fault and the railroad’s delay in transportation which caused this tremendous upheaval and at this wonderful Cut-Price Sale and closing out of this blockade surplus stock, such suyerb Talking Machines are actually being sold for as little as $99.50, $123.50 and $174.50, on such easy payments as you want, and don’t forget that the latest improved tone arm and sound reproducer actually give you the living voice, even better than if you had paid $450 for a machine in the MONTHLY PAYMENTS Now, then, a word about the Pianos. It is almost impossible to find language to give you the proper idea of the gen- eral smash of prices in this department. Just think of Pianos for $45.00 and $50.00. And for $65.00, $75.00 and $85.00 and $115.00 there are fine Up- right Pianos here now on sale and are being sold daily to satisfied customers. For $175.00, $198.00, $246.00, $265.00 you can find fine Upright Pianos that would cost you ordinarily something around the $400.00 mark. | Here’s some more startling samples of prices in new Player Pianos. You never heard before of a new Player Piano being sold at $196.00 and $248.00, but we are selling them here daily. Of course this is not the regular price. It is our smashing cut price. You will be amazed when you see the very choicest quality Player Pianos here now on sale for only $379.00, $385.00 and $419.00 —Player Pianos of supreme quality and from the finest factories in America. And our Fine Art Pianos in select woods for only $296.00 and $316.00. Wonderful value and easy terms is the rule in this department also. In fact, just such terms as would suit you best. We must close out the remaining balance of this stock during the next nine days. Grand Pianos of the finest models ever displayed in the United States are actually being slaugh- <= tered at $415.00 below the New York Prices.» Mf Come in at once and take advantage of this opportunity before it has passed you by for- ever. Tomorrow Another Big Day Easy Monthly Payments | RAMAKER BROS. CO. { 903 FIRST AVE. TWO STORES 1524 THIRD AVE. | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL END OF SALE