The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1917, Page 4

Pay Checks Cashed Here Remodeling Sale Store Closes on Saturday at 7 P. M. Shop Early, and you will be able to make a better selection than later on tn the day Men's Union Suits, Por Marefeot Sandals for 79c Ousknit, short sleeves, 4 | 7BC Bere ana ciriss ives 18 Jeg, food value at $1.00 to 16 89c Men's Muslin Night | 43c Shirta, cut large size, fancy trimmed necks; worth | detacha in plain pe, with 2 Boys’ Wash Suita, all ~~ weit snirta, a | S140 Rete, Write tea’ cn 79. Men's Golf Shirte, a! Sorted colors; while they last, S splendid agandard cloth | 57S o5! tn fancy stripes? laundered m9 sian Vautes ent cuffs attached; worth $1.00 75c nee ’ oa Men's Cotton Socks with 5 Silko- 19¢ writ. hgels and soles, | 5Oc § pe Sine Bikes fm white, tan of black; regular | SO gal! ee Lace Curtaina, 45 90 Vega Silk Four-in-Hand ace Cartaina, 48 TD Tie Reversivia’ and 85c white or cream; worth will Inunder nice! Pe Ile * $3.50 Sern ie worth. it or Bluche! ional nee ADc Feethes,, Pitlows. cov Women's Shees made i ered. with art linen 49 ‘gun metal or viet | ticking: worth 7 oe ; plain tae or pat tip, in $1.98 Bea Oe itton oF lace Tegular $4.50 to wood quality, worth $3.00 fancy colors FOR NBADACHE, NEU INSOMNIA OR SUN PAIN USE DR. DAVIS’ ANTI-HEADACHE Se AT DRUGGISTS Stand Back! Get in Line! At 9:30 tomorrow (Saturday) morning the THE EASTERN JOBBING HOUSE 716 FIRST AVENUE CUTS LOOSE Turning the whole store inside out with sensa- tional reductions. Thousands of pairs of Men’s, | Women’s and Children’s Shoes Sacrificed oS age and consider the money-saving possibilities this gigantic sale offers you. Can you stand idly HINTERNATIONAL *Reur0s «9 Society POLITICS GET WAR LIMELIGHT WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—~ International politica creeping Into the war overshadowed other developments today Italy, insistent that the United States declare war on Austria and then furnish arms and fuel for fighting Austria diaple response to either request, Al. Hed diplomats are conferring daily in an effort to mollity Italy, hoping In the meantime be reached @ peace with Aus night workers. able vote is expected tomorrow. Fuel of! will no longer be fur. nished the port commission's vee |sels by the Stand: the Union Of! Co, on account of ry demand of the merchant fleets The General Petroleum Co, agrees to furnish made & reputation as the “trust/ tional socialist bureau, in today's 1 Oi Co. the extraordin the the port. 4 and let your friends and neighbors reap the bene- of this merciless sacrifice of merchandise while you pay full prices elsewhere? Drop everything and get to sale at 9:30 sharp—don’t let anything keep you away from this—the greatest sale Seattle has | ever known. _ Doors Open at 9:30 A. M. Sharp Shoes Sacrificed Men’s Fine Shoes, big | One lot Men’s Fine Am- values at $3.50. Closing | erican Gentlemen Shoes, out $1 98 in Vici, Gunmetal and A at.. ; sate - Box-calf, English and Men's Fine Shoes, big as- Conservative lasts. Regu- sortment of styles, Box- Jar ¢, .00 ealf and Vici, Button and wine” $3.45 onl Regular to $4.50 Large assortments Amer- aoa $2. 19 ican Gentlemen Shoes, all solid leather, in leading omy dara yg Mang styles. Regular to $6.50 Patton and Lace, Regu-| ius = $3.75 Aol gguae $2. 85 Men’s Solid Leather Big lot, all styles, Amer- | Work Shoes, Blucher cut, ican Gentlemen, regular Blacks and Tans, Regu- ta DOAD vie” $2.95 FURNISHINGS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Men's regular $2.00 Men’ lar $2.00 to $3.00 value Shirts 98c Dress Shirts Heras see 98c Men’s regular 50c Men's regular 750 Derby Rib- Neckwear ........ 23c bed Underwear 48 for... Cc Men’s regular 25¢ Men’ , hbo al. Rapecen....-..... DC See me cee, 35c a rom Men‘ lar $1.00 Suopenders.....---. Z3c Men's regular 1.00 AQe Eimarte......-.. BOC | Lave renter 100 Bo wer sine, 49 Woot rite $1.45 Weot Underweer D129 Woot Union ours $1.69 Men’e regular 250 7c Men's regular $2.50 98c Armbands............. | Sweaters..... Men’s regular 100 Men's regular $2.50 Handkerchlefs........ 3c Hats 98c ten sin snies $1.23) Fate. 39c MEN’S PANTS SUITS Reg. $2.25 values, #2 -45 | Reg. $15 values, $9.95 Reg. $3.50 values, $2.45 | Reg. $20 values, $11.95 Reg. $5.00 values, $3.45 ! Reg. $25 values, $14.95 The Eastern Jobbing House 716 FIRST AVENUE Facing Postal Telegraph Office GOODS SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ng ite app fo ane tralian wool, and ts tn very men ionsdic and ideal for Py Fite BOpuete rte | soft finish: The hades lnciade . hae Ae ge now shown navy, marine, taflor’s blue, : . sg: ° wa eplendia steeiht 98 | Géauseeee aie Paes, The biggest Men’s Shoe Department in the Pacific $ wate “tnd bincke 2s et Do Pssst aetna atthe fn ath ane to aplene . . inch width ) $1.75 an shes » Oe 4 t the pric Pr Northwest, featuring standard makes, Union-made Work § gate 8 br yer yard $1.38) Sn a g : and Dress Shoes, priced lower than uptown stores. Ps eoccccccoce Save money on your footwear by trading at the largest store on First Avenue. JOHN MEIER UNION MADE SHOES Gambier Veal Calf Work Shoes, heavy | French Veal Calf Work Shoe, double Goodyear welt; excep- tional value at........ Black or Brown Storm Calf Work | Extra Heavy Brown Stag Work Shoe Shoes, heavy Goodyear welt; fine workmanship Black Stag Work Shoes, heavy double sole; very durable .......... made in America. genuine Munson last; BEACON UNION-MADE DRESS SHOES The popular Beacon Dress Shoes, in vici kid, calf and all leathers; 4. 0 all the new styles; Neolin, rubber and leather soles 0 Ing, to esthetic dancing in her —And— bare feet, with only a filmsy CELEBRATED DALTON UNION-MADE DRESS SHOES veil costume, is the leap made S S CITY OF ode HOWARD & FOSTER UNION-MADE SHOES B| ina short time by Fae Snell, ° e E : Both famous Brockton products, in all $ $ y sue Gnaee ihe ion Mis will call at Bangor and Hoodsport, cont I leathers and all styles and kinds of soles......... 5.00 and 6.00 Sool, * ho ba cay 20, tn featured most picturesque part of the ( anal goer wi a dancing act called The FAMOUS CROSSETT UNION-MADE SHOES Garden of Roses d = ‘ Leaders for style and quality. All newest shapes, at ................... 6.00 Snell oath wr ‘cach Lvrtes s pe q t You'll pay more up-town : aki she i siiicd toning i ve vt yy nion I | y ‘ lights, Her friends know her as a - UNION MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS | | J 2°32 ud hold her own tn 3 any athletic contest iving back in Seattle at 10:00 P. M Away from the theatre, again We always cater to the man that works—anticipate his needs and wishes. he has @ strange taste in animals We've combed the markets for the very best lines to be had, always favoring At home on the ranch her favorite Dan in AID t B the UNION label. No other store in the Pacific Northwest can begin to show pete are mud-turties and alligators C g ay a angor as large an assortment of genuine UNION-MADE Underwear, Shoes, Hats, A Calter, vor corn. om @ ranch ini Shirts and Clothing. The Best $15, $20, $22.50 and $25 Suits el This Store Will Close at 7 o’Clock Every Satur- ' day Night During August and September. 103-105 10 Steps First Ave. from Yesler cat tn atyleg and Meals Served. Staterooms Reserved. 1 “Largest Store on First Avenue” de npn PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION COMPANY us sete ave, [1§ COLMAN DOCK. MAIN 3993, same time the new ship. 1 announced ita first real oward « merchant marine 8 reorganization. One hun dred wooden cargo vessels withir 4 Year was the output promised by 16 Southern Pine industry today after a meting with the shipping board which lasted far into the Admiral Capps began work on plans laid down by Gen. Goethals for fabricating steel ships and as. |sembling them at new government yards. He will confer with steel en soon, and make the same patriotic appeal for action which brought results from the wood The food bill drew near final | disposition when the conference re t was made to the house today | Representative Lever. A favor = WE ALWAYS CATER TO THE MAN WHO WORKS = Seattle’s Largest Stock UNION | MADE |—SHOES— $5.00 ois erty: $6.00 ZIMMERMAN & DEGEN SEATTLE-MADE SHOES Made by Seattle UNION workmen, who spend their money in Seattle, pay taxes in Seattle and send their children to Seattle schools, No better Shoes Zimmerman & Degen's celebrated Army Shoes, made on the double Goodyear welt sole to heel. Service and satisfaction Zimmerman & Degen’s double vamp French Calf Work Shoe with double sole to heel and rawhide insert. Genuine Good year welt; comfortable and waterproof. Maximum service a (Same Shoe in 12-inch and 16-inch top) STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 3, 1917. PAGE 4 raser-PatersonCo,| a= SECOND AND UNIVERSITY SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATU ORDA Y SHOT || Life in Washington en —*| INENGLAND AND FRANCE GROWS | By United Press Leased Wire LONDON | nations faced In the Ready-to-Wear Department, Third Floor 4 @12 BN of bitter eritic Dainty S ASIA me r Dresees a ol Daa tion in meeting | | Jeals and ormes elling at $254 27.50 and $35 Russia A group of charm ks in voile a ish part med with laces, applique, et Fetireme i Ihe shades include Cream, Rose, Delft Bl if the government withh fan and Gr | ports to euch British bree 33 n pection will w that they are passports, the conservatives wt raise @ great storm. In Paris two renigna Skirts—Newest Models—at $1. |the Ribot ministry were re e ® white Wash Skirts up to the premier today—thore Clo! with gat d waist lr Minister of Marine Lacaze and } resting Saturday Special at $1.48 Third ¥ ister of Blockade Cochin T followed mnew vote in the cham of deputies, approxtmating a resol tion of confide in Ribot, reat firming France's peace aims, The vote was 3965 to 70 The exact rea Handsome Little Dresses in Net and Voile (Bizes from 6 to 16 year) And Now Specially Priced This group of Fine Dresses for Girls from 6 to 16 offers a choice of white hite Voile or faney Colored Voiles in sky, rose, delft or pink—all y trimmed with daint ribbons, stitching, smocking, etc $ . Former veto e. .SDLOO pasewiinsr.... eee : Our August Clearance of Women’s Suits and Coats Offers unusual buying opportunities—the fol- * will be foun teady-to- Wea: row, W garments in lo materials, and the season's latest styles for your selection WOMEN’S SUITS sons for the Lacare ar withdras but are p t against the nay abmarine poli cies of these ministers |RUSSIA-AUSTRIAN | ae | PEACE IS PUSHED | By United Press Leased Wire Mra. Kellogg is back again in) AMSTERDAM, Aug. 3.-—-Russla Washington society, where she was/and Austria are “on the verge of popular during the Roosevelt ad-|an understandin according to ministration, when her husband, the declaration attributed to Pres! the new senator from Minnesota, dent Huysmans, of the interna i buster.” | Handleabiad ng at $25 to $35, now... 815. ng at $45 to $65, now... $24.75 TS Formerly selling at $25 to $32.50, now #1 Formerly selling at $25 to Girls’ Fine Dresses, Coats and Tub Dress cele: Cle: The Season's Best Styjes In Coats for Girls, ice 2.50 and $15. “$5. Late Arrivals im Blouses Coats represent season's best Aecveg There $5.75 is a wide range of colors, both in belted and semi- belted models. AN EARLY 8 PRICE 18 2CTION IS ADVISED—THE A late shipment of handsome Blouses, in- $5.00. clude many new style features—Broad square and rolling collars, clever new novelty cuffs, Tub Dresses at $2.19 smart new effects nd and OO ‘ of $2.50, $2.75 and $2.95 ional an an item of unusual interest quality of Ge de Chine, in white ch a wide assortment of flesh, white, maize, sky ahd coral Magee Tet oe yer siegs: Ajeet h Se OFFERING A SPLENDID SELECTION from 6 to 14, and they are priced tomorrow aT - $5.75 scent epee recnenn SRIG ‘In "he Dress Goods Department, First Floor Three Very Important Items for Saturday Ms | FRENCH 5 RGE WHITE FIBRE SATIN upaterial « tor clothing | ve Americas This splendid reversible ma- | —In its beautiful chiffon finish durability | terial ie made from fine Aus- | this new White Fibre Satin is * ! ' Barefoot Dancer Likes Alligators $4.00 2s.2.0" S° $5.00 VISIT ~=="" BEAUTIFUL H000 CANAL] | SUNDAY, Aug. 5th Leaving Colman Dock at 9:00 A. M. S. S. POTLATCH $5.00 war oes Sea" $5.00 Blucher cut; Brown Stag Work Shoes, 7-inch top, = : $6.50 Rae Snell From a tomboy on her fa. ther’s ranch in California, with @ penchant for bronoho-bust- turd wo-finted, strenuous little 4 4 m - | pag es t oe Littl Returning—leaving Union City at 4:30 P. M. and California, not far from San Fran . Ro fro he big excu ion this Sunday has been arranged in a manner to ec every one. If you prefer the longer J boat trip to several hours ashore simply st ay abc me aia ship and enjoy the finest water trip out of Seattle. $1.00 *s8\Ss88""" $1.00 Children 5 to 12 Years Half Fare aif WOULD You suMP rrow UNDDR A TON OF BRICKS You can escape the coming rise of 20 to 60 per cent tn clothing Let Us Prove It. prices. by taking advantage of our SEMI-ANNUAL $1 DOWN SALID