The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1917, Page 2

WEEK | SHOW LOWEST|11 WOMEN ARRESTED -.":* «: SINKINGS BY SUBS! NEAR WHITE HOUSE ::: LONDON, July 4.—We PAGE STAR-gWEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1917. s | _- } anenaaanamaanaaeaanenmaneananenll |Factory Turns ’Em Out Here in Seatttle “NO CASH DOWN” There's a whiz, a frightened — Hitt’s last winter sent out ten little wh and the rocket Is shows One wae in wa t dan Havana, oe WN TERMS on ite way. China an MAKE YOUR O Its trailing tall marke the [Cuba A show ta a big public di | : course of Ite flight tll! It burete |play, and sometimes, was the | to sprinkle the blue summer [case at the Panama Pacific expo Second Ave. at University St. heaven with brighter stare [aition, means an outlay of thow than ever Nature placed there. |sands and thousands of dollars Swiftly the dainty filaments Ships Carry Rockets of light drop, shifting their col Not only, however, are fire ors in a gorgeous prismatic works used for ornamental pur display , but some of them are | | | | | | | | | There are . , re. | tly utilita the ten Wee phos rockets that a sinking ship | drous, complex thing to produce nde upto summon help, there such marvelous effects | are radium flares that burn In the water to show drowning men where life buoye float, and there are star shelle that But it's only a handful of dark gray powder, a wooden ssencinanittadin stick and tube of paper | break over enemy trenches to ‘. Out in Rainier vatley, perehed| fight the way for the advance COLD BLAST refrigerator: on the side hill A Kroup Of Little | of soldiers. $s] ial— \ tarred paper buildings that house Then Hitt's makes “maroon pec: Hitt's factory, the largest fire-| which are big black bombe that | Yorks plant on the Pacific Coast. | jook like overgrown turnips. Uncle them in Alaska. They ma mortar on the} isheries patrol boats and m&/and mark the beginning and end h to w the fishing day eer | Part Made in Japan that retail at a penny | They can be heard in a radius of Tells How They're Made miles, Hitt's makes of the get back to the sky rock |yerts of the freworks, excdpt the is the stick. It ts] parachutes and the paper aned atrip ¢ pine Here annually thousands of dol are “made up" | that range in » pyre » from gigantic that sell at romar cures for the daylight vartetien of car ard.) These are made in China and 1 it bears the! japan $3.95 concealed Yhead" | The next time you nee a horse price a3 an ¢ want float thru the alr ‘ arries the “lift” from a bursting bomb, think of the gunpowder that] pkiliful hands of the Oriental work t leave the earth.Jer who fashioned it. The paper ork can't be done in Ame . be \ American worker who] | m such skilled labor de charge ixnites and throws | mands too much mone nectar sparks into the head Factory Here 12 Years Chemicals Make Color seldom has a fire o Our Gre “NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS!” | That's all there is to it, |produces effects that are little jshort of miracul has hans CTROLA to your home WITH TA CASH PAYMENT marking a fire, bu |far no one has been seriously tn jur ng Machine I are silv m| DE the head of partment is « makes the “golden ratr jthe bo nt, declares special feature All About Same Hitt's in t reworks plant of thia store, | All fireworks have about thelin A and he says he ought construction The are most al! in tubes. layers of paper her by jwith a ¢ der and unds of va Usually w jand Fo |forget |have and we extend | an invitatt visit and to r ites ree al to know, having worked in them SOLDIERS GUARD BELGIANS HERE latest q os \® nient, com fortable in the Northwest. 5 Splendid | | | club Monday public meeting at t | nd a formal 4 anned for the en | | ¢ Belgian commis will arrive in Seattle guests at the home of Sam at $14 East High ommis rs swill « prices (the lowest of the year), this is a Sa during days. —tf your name our Victor ma! send us your name address or phone to Vietor department and } we will send you regu- } } { } terials are the season’s committee mnaists of A. J Hill, Judge Bur Hervey Lindley, Mra. A. H | | | remedy which with perfect » should try SANDERSON’S larly our Victor supple- ment books. are all new. Anderson, Mra. Hu: Rood and representative of Girls’ Buat co: | BATTLES NEAR | |! ON MINE STRIKE} | | ty United Preme Leased Wire | | GLORE, Ariz, July 4—1 W. W |euards are blocking all passage to jthe Old Dominion mine today - fila <BACK ia tare cure without —91 Cloth Suits that were formerly $25.00, $28.75 and $29.50 each. Special.......J —89 Cloth Suits that were formerly $35.00, $37.50 and $39.50 each. Special Ad RAYMOND REMEDY CO. Hotel Antlers, Fourth & Union —79 Cloth Suits that were $45.00, $48 $55.00 } and $65.00 each, for —30 Jersey Sport Suits that ere priced $35.00, $37.50 and $39.50. Specially priced destru They have been ke . ne since Monday morning with out By United Preas Leased Wire Oe oes ¥ sink | “WASHINGTON, July 4.—Eleven rs imminent as —35 Silk Suits that were ngs é ase a or mines, 40) women and one man were arrested " eing or formerly $35.00, $37.50 and ).50 nounced by ¢ admiralty toda is zed and armed to force the I eax ¥ . LY v in front of the White House tod ) 2 oar WLIW the lowest for the past month a RRR GER Gh . W. W. blockade and rush food to $45.00. Special, each...... while » crowd of cheered and Fi 1,600 tons were sunk. Five of less tlan 1,600 tons were destroyed. | Elev Sixteen vessels were unsuccessful- ly attacked | Heemen 8 de ———_9.0¢-_ pede aha President Morgantt q : * s oune win Werstord’s Asia'Phoephate were men who Dat District. Council Zs > wits ole ate ite ~fe ate abe ate ate abe ote ole ate ate ate ate ate ate abe ate ate ate Disordered stomach and weak digestion tried * relieved and strengthened by ite use.— |na rertisement, peditions fteen vessels of more than/ the beleagured engineers |hooted, when woman's party mili-| ur eae “DON'T KNOW WHEN ‘MEDIATOR ARRIVES —15 Silk Coats that were formerly $48.75. Special, each tants staged two suffrago demon |strations at the executive mansion gates. Miss Lucy Burns fought two po-| th en fishing vessels were lost. Fraser-Paterson Co. We Announce, to Open Tomorrow, Summer Clearance ol Women's Apparel 6 Exceptional Lots of Coats HIS GREAT YEARLY SALE has established a reputation for remarkable values in highly desirable merchandise. ‘This year's great Sale will include 324 Women’s Suits and 190 Women’s Coats. Considering the desirability of every garment and the extraordinarily low The colors are those most sought for—The ma- are the products of the country’s best makers and y $35.00, $45.00 and 5 ) Ne ieee Synge $29. 4H Phone Main 7100, es or a Y camel Ny \ at Amauall Lots ot Suits le no woman will want to miss. favorites—The garments }—30 Cloth Coats that were) formerly $15, $17.50, $18.75 and $19.75. Special, each... & |—47 Cloth Coats that were formerly $25.00, $27.50 and + $28.75 and $29.50. Special. . & as —43 Cloth Coats that were formerly $35, $37.50, $38.75 + Special, each... —28 Cloth Coats ree were formerly $45.00, $48.75, $55 and $58.75. Special, each. m8 an) > BS nN © 6 = —) —27 Silk Coats that were formerly $20.00, $25.00 and $28.75. Special, each..... = J S the nam to break up x aight “LAUNDRY STRIKERS BLIND HOME NEEDS ed Wedne keting ex-| every h Advert to the Coast to settle 1M be made, but Mor-| TD! ment between the laundry own * and Industrial School for the A |Heavy Mail on Fourth | Fourth of July morning mail at ure syndicate in New Yo |the Seattle postoffice consisted of |in Seattle, paying a visit to hi | over 10,000 letters | Rudolph Block, jr., local newspaper | Wm. Copestick, superintendent of | man : | mails, says the reason for the big | collection is that this week is the! firat of the fiseal year, the first week of a quarter, and the firet st stories, and head of a news little as possible the hundreds of families who find our store “so handy” and “econom- ical” to trade at, we will move most of our Dry Goods Departments and our Shoe stock into our “Men’s Wear Store.” While altera- * oje efe ofs 25e—at Druggiats. H ‘ H ek of the month e e tions are being made in our Dry Goods Sec- ec hee | Relieve ¥ our Liver tion it will crowd things somewhat, but any Sd | Fourth Dinner Gone wi li eatord head, stomach, i i i] | Chicken dinner will not be serve¢ nen your liver is out of order, your head, stomac inconvenience you may be put to will be re- BM | for a Fourth of July ropast at the |] bile and bowels suffer with it. That is why a_bilious paid by the bargains we intend to give you. PAM | home of RJ. Ruckm 16th attack is often serious. Ward it off with a few doses of id | ave Ruckman © po Watch Our Advertisements a cf atrawincrisa’ roth ; his refrige Tuesday night ‘* | RICHARD FELTHAM DIES . sesteh, RAE) Richard W. Feltham, 62, 5 which gently arouse a sluggish liver, and renew the activities ¢0 OS! Fourth ave. W., died on the trail necessary to good health. They never produce any disagreeable e Be between McDougal and Cache after-effects. Their prompt use is beneficial to the system, and will i creek, near Anchorage, Alaska, Fri day, according to word received by | his family in Seattle Tuesday Prevent Bilious Attacks Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box Sold by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, 10c., 25¢. Money makes the war go, Haynes makes the watches go, Next Lib erty theatre,—Advertisemant pas ho ae fo feo fe > feo Yo ‘oho feefe' cat} HOLD CONFERENCE IMMEDIATE HELP 3c". ¢ is no chance of an agree Friends of the Seattle Workshop r was unable to say whe 1, BAS the medintor would arrive" |and employes today,” sald Secre-|Blind have written to The Starj ee, culene- an tar Ce tary Thyng, of the Laundrymen’s| stating that the institution is sorely | PEE! senting 6,000 workers, will club, Wednesday, before a confer-!in need of clean windows and an| 5 e 6) yer we nce hetween rapresentatives of | awning aA et Batarday shores | ons and the club was held If someone would volunteer to . union leaders The conference followed a prelim-| clean the windows,” says the letter we thateand inc sap ; ae ; *\inary talk held Tuesday, at the re-\“and someone would donate OM alwo will strike, {ts anid. | avest of the owners. Neither side/an awning, it would be a service | . : i will discuss the conference or a ve y cause, | e@ BOS The trouble started in Aberdeen, | Nour . a it Fy ' ’ ° an ry worthy cause, | or wusimess Sa | where 28 operators walked out two] "OUNC? WDA! US Bubiect Was appreciated by the in: PME | weeks ago for higher wage d the oa : . oll , 8 and the : Titian ' BAG | right to unionize Writer Visits Son % | Rudolph Block, publicly known as ° “ 2 : ? Prino Lessing, writer of human in Trying our “level best” to discommode as ELECT NEW PRESIDENT Mrs, Lulu B. Patrick of Everett e mt of the § ti-Tuberculosis at its meeting in Everett | Just Printers 1018 THIRD MAIN 1043 Tuesday 85-50-75 25SO0-75<8" BOX-100 ru 425 rune : AR- the sys cure: Stomach and other troubles: testimonials, Kar-Ru Compar ‘ bold by leading druggiats. eradicates disease Kidney, Li new booklet containing i coma, Wash,