The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST vou UN credit ayatem has Beem e« re Ne entra ehargee, me tnterest. YOUR WORD THAT You found anywhere aust Our July Sale of Homefurnishings Offers Hundreds of Opportunities to make Savings of 10 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent on all lines of Home Furnishings, whether you are contemplating Furnish- ing a Home or in need of an odd piece or two. During July and August This Store Will Close at Six o’Clock Saturdays. cer HARD LABOR Need Ambulance Men| Pnited reas Leased Wire MEREEPOR r Ira C, Brown, in charge of | ‘or the U. 8S, A. ambu in the Northwest, says attle and ii, July 6—Hard| ‘Cart men who recrui | Pairs of High J: Grade Shoes TO BE SOLD AT 50c On the Dollar SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. SATURDAY Corner Westlake Ave. and Pine St. infants’, misses’, women’s and men’s, in all sizes. A large variety of styles and makes, including Sandals, Tennis Slippers, Pumps, High-Top Button and Lace, House Slip- pers, etc., etc., etc. Children’s, Come in and be convinced that this is a real chance to get good shoes at less than cost prices. Comer Westlake Ave. and Pine St. Opposite the Alhambra Theatre. fully to the pleasure of your Summer may enjoy the best music we are Grafonola will add wor body OFFERING THREE COMPLETE OUTFITS ON SPECIAL SUMMER TERMS No, 1—Genuine Co Grafonola, portant | model, offered six selections of r own choice, at $17.25 TERMS OF $2.50 A MONTH No. 2—Ger Columbia in Oak or Mahogany, portable del, with 1 of your own choice. TERMS OF &4 Genuine G e of t TERMS OF $3. | COME IN TSierence at A 00 A MONTH. equipped with top, $42.00 in oak or your fav mo to you nd we baliovs "the tart TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 112. THE WOMAN'S ARMY AGAI ve STAR—FRIDAY, ju LY 6, 1917. PAGE 5 '™ ALREADY A MEMBER UNCLE, BuT mM wrth YOU, Goob HUNCH. €4,WHAT 2B i THERE’S ROOM FOR FOOD SAVING IN SEATTLE’S HOTELS Continued From Page 1° + Thats« of ung squander 1 ordered tr the menu care and Mr shouting The « threatened with food shor —and the garbage pails of America are sorged with waste. | I looked at a young couple at my left. The sweet, thing was gureling her order to the drese#u’ ung | ss the waters | the food HONEST PAINLESS DENTISTRY PYORRHEA Attacked Your Teeth? PYORRHEA SHORTENS MANY LIVES the follo d hy secondary Infer- and Other Kye Plicants, an IN CLAIME PAY VO PHINIS VOU WHA t WHAT vou Kr you m . wiving to WORK PAINLE LLY GUARAN ASS SRW th “SIGN THIS TODAY TO THE FOOD WASHINGTON, D. € ADMINISTRATOR 1 AM GLAD TO JOIN YOU IN THE SERVICE OF FOOD CONSERVATION FOR OUR NATION, AND | HEREBY AC CEPT MEMBERSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES FOOD AD MINISTRATION, PLEDGING MYSELF TO CARRY OUT THE DIRECTIONS AND ADVICE OF THE FOOD ADMINISTRA TOR IN THE CONDUCT OF MY HOUSEHOLD, INSOFAR AS MY CIRCUMSTANCES PERMIT Address r in household Do you employ a cook? Occupation of breadwinner Will you take part in authorized neighborhood movements for food conservation? There are no fees or duen to be paid tion wishes to bave as members all of those actually hand) food in the home. The food administ DIRECTIONS Mail ton, D. ¢ you will rec and girl with th and the lar ta somme her baked and signed the gue of the garbage can wasters. At the New Washington bo tel, I talked with Mr. D'Hoedt, maitre de hotel,” which is master of the hotel.” We have ay ed men to look after the conserva tion he it ortions are made an they were form when the ‘om the ¢ h of it is really the food glass and broken ted to the ditions we ust the dishes on the taste are j rare People’s pampered a war does eem to deter And it 1 order hunger ich, and the people who nk t are hungry and or h are thoughtless behind the of Chaunce at fill T saw a scheme scenes” at one Wright's restaurants th ed me with joy fried on a -£ goes 8 caught ngs and In stead of allowing e to burn out on th it is gathered t roof” and USED. It may be a detail in itself but it {sa big step in the mech anism of f saving And eve day 400 tons of ref to its last resting plac ch of it the waste of careless hotel diners ‘o, sin eeing is believing T now understand the nece 1 for the Woman's Army Againat Waste Seattle regiment of which ar organized More t ver it is impor tant, sine 9d Administrator Herbert Hoover has sanctioned {ts organization, and called for f y housewife in the land to join it. I know that the thou and or so volunteers in Seat tle will be proud that th Joined ahead of Hoover's offi clal call And 1 belleve other thon sanda of Seattle women will be prond to sign the accompanying pledge and mail it to Washing. ton Silks are now printed by means| of color photography. ve your pledge card to the Food Admin FREE your first DUNCAN READY T0 ARBITRATE : is not part Ansist at a the st ms e Was nstructi intrator ur window “Arbitration suits us,” nounced James Duncan, arbi trator representing street car employes, Friday, in answer to the statement of President Leonard, of the traction com pany, that arbitration wii! be demanded by the c In the settlement erences with trainmen and shop work- ers an tform men | | By United Preme Lessed Wire | SPOKANE, Wash. July 6. Miss lathyrn Williams, daughter of J Iams, of Sagttle, was mar 1 reday night Frederick A “—— DR. GRABBERT The Dentist | Couiative DENTISTS Second and Spring BULLBROS.) Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 The Rhodes Co. Corsets | Special Saturday $1.00 Jpper Main Floor Taffeta Silk and Satin THIS | Fhe | | Coats ad eee Special Until Noon $15.00 i esc no | | Kodaks Kodak Albums Supplies Films and Upper Main Floor ses compres 104 A © right uh ~~ 0 ) I al t the ¢ of ca 1 hey t $1.00 | te ed | Bon Ton Cersets esi Special at $4.95 are " k € ¢ de} 1 arge ‘ € ’ and dee ne are F : - ro me ned me saith oe ? | Marabou tr ‘ 4 ; yes c ( BI Gta | Apple ¢ 4 Black I | $19.50. $29.50 and a fe $34 $45.00. al Satur day 1, choik $15.00 ———— 3 75c Size Ed Pinaud’s Vegetal Violette and Lilas 65c | $5.00, $5.75 and $6.50 | | Georgette and Crepe de Chine | Blouses, Special Saturday ive —$3.95— rere 39¢ 4 e W Fa Powder ut ae 19¢ 50c size Sempre Giovine Crear 39¢ 50c size Elcaya Vanishing Cream at STEARIC AGO 45¢ 50c size Stillman’s Freckle Cream at .. 39¢ z ze Bal k's ¢ | faleum 19¢ Tooth. | -22¢ ial Soap | 19¢ beaded tr Amo els sortment are also striped Wash Taffetas size Eversweet, a deoc rant. 20¢ F Habutai Silks that are trimmed with | size. Woodbury’s Facial Cream | colored collars Sizes % to 46, but not] - p + le and color. Regu a } ei ial for re Toilet Tissue, Wh $3.95 | 5 ow! ha mat Tintex, for coloring; 2 WAS NO JOKE TO | William Lyon, an actor in Edin- MR. GUSEZYMSKE | cas a: renearsat ne coutd repeat the np ited. to Eréaitent an Wilson al joker took liberties | whole of the Daily Advertiser, and, T' tT. P. O'Connor, Irish of Joseph Gruse-|altho drunk the night before, he Pat tary party leader, ex- pressed thanks for the sympathy the new citizens | won Ishown to the Irish cause. 4 on Americani ~ nd park. Ina » Star Wed { was quot ‘idn’t see * a Star re pre tion day at W who | ezynski Mr. Gr MARRIES HONOLULAN CLEARANCE As special inducement for Saturday’s selling we have re-marked the following garments to ONE-HALF PRICE, and in many instances less. Coats, Suits and Dresses One Lot Silk Suits and Coats, good colors, all sizes. Values to $40.00. Special One Lot Silk Sport Skirts, values to $25, ca 912.50 cial | 25 Sport Dre Fifty high - priced Silk Coats, values to $75.00. Special, Less than ONE-HALF PRICE. uj DISH: 250 Waists in Crepe de Chine, values up to values to $49.50, Spe- u che cial 5 $6.50, $ 5 United State 1 Price $22. 0 special 2.9 periment station money-saver, too NUT AND CHEESE ROAST cup grated All our Summer Suits One lot Taffeta and re-marked to about Sateen Petticoats. one-third regular price ee One lot Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe Waists, all colors and values to $9.50; up chopr nion Our entire stock of Hats, values sizes al price fee, gt $3.45 | le" $4.45 200 Dresses in silk, crepe de chine, pongee, Georg- ette crepe; all colors; final clearance prices ‘ $10.50, $15.45 and $23.45 150 Coats reduced for final clearance at $15.95, $18.50 The Florence Upstairs Store Second Ave. and Union St.—Take Elevator CUT THE COST OF LIV ING IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH—BY SUSSTITUT ING CHEESE DISHES FRE QUENTLY FOR MEAT DISHES. and $21. 50 ene) BOERS eS Eee ee eeeaawee eee eee ero eee! epee oo See oro ere eee ee i