The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1917, Page 3

STAR—-MONDAY, AUG. 20, 1917, PAGE 3 To Wed Judge's Son — SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS ! THE QROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. NEGEL, Prosident AUGUST SALE OF BLANKETS Now is essentially the time to buy at a saving and to anticipate all Blanket and Bed- ding needs. All manufactuers are advancing costs on woolens. Prices cannot be expected to lower and it is only fair to our customers to predict still higher valuations. Therefore Save on Best Quality Blankets and Comforters by Buying Your Season’s MARIAN Requirements Now. | KEEHN ||| Plaid Wool Blankets Gray Wool Blankets | Regular $3.00 Cotton Com. Special, the Pair, $5.95 Special, the Pair, $7.35 forters, each $2.15 | SUUTAROHNEEOONEEAAOUUAEEUATEE UA ee Cynthia Grey’s 2 LETTERS STALL ) Boy, 17, Refuses to Hi 3 Out His sip | ADOUBLE ™ FEATURE 1 Fatty Arbuckle in “His Wedding ——"Night”—2 reels. 2 Owen Johnson’s “The Varmint” — "starring Jack Pickford, Louise Huff and Theodore Roberts. “The Varmint” is Dink Stover, who goes to Lawrenceville school with the sole idea of putting a “little life” into the dump— He sure) ['°"" !* noome ww Until Wednesday Night Only ag ‘ tator, He shoul da give Engagement of Miss Keehn to household use at $9.50—the best Blanket on the | size bed 1 ot White Wool Blankets ! ommended for commis _ Special, the Pair, $6.75 High-Grade Pure Wool Blankets Comforters, each: SU ket at this price | Reed C. Landis, son of Judge and Splendid wearing Plaid Wool Blankets Stone Chae Vool Bla } sufficient e hit ver ava e oc an 1000 a 4 ) m- 1 ’ : I » leprive |has been announced by her par The is 70 by 80 inches, of oF kets, size 70 by 80 inches, and finished | Sijkoline-covered Comforters. Also th Star- Lib rty, im of : © knowledge his years and Mrs. Keehn Pity rin oe Fis i Jesirable. for | With dainty colored borders. This is one Made large enough to. (laa 4 e e y — Mia Keehn has hel ee aniage ves of our standard numbers and sells regu- | “'* en 72 News Weekly Ashamed of Picture i, Her War Garden Regular $4.75 Cotton - Filled will you * | O ar $8.50 value ain White Ss ial, the Pair, $14.95 | abit of visiting alold and have married two N kets w k or blue bor 2 F : Very heavy Cotton-filled Com- ¥ d one lik o vi My } lished with silk ribbon. The White Blankets made of pure long AP tis, “x7 heaiai | s blue, because they are! to me and we 80 inche These Blankets fibered wool. This is one of the finest | 'OTteTs: Size 07x70 inche we ; 1 altho we marriee t again be offered at this special Blankets obtainable for those who de- | ered with best quality silkoline But when I visited them the! er's wishes th her sire bedding better than the usual in a variety of choice patterns. | Hearken | ¥ “Wool Mix” Blanket Special, the Pair, $4.95 Heavy Woolnap Blankets Regular $1.95 Cotton - Filled Hotels and rooming houses will find Special, the Pair, $3.15 Comforters, each $1.45 € em > these Plaid Blankets t give pecially | Fine -Plaid W<« nkets in a . P v is my duty? Lean't bear|—] good service. Of m Héteof mations, in These will give good service, him go without me, and I blue, brown, gray and yel- are of generous size and welll They did and were eight, size | choice results, until a few day | 68 by 80 inches, and wash | cluding p oer soe. take nectousiy: ahiaen werent | without shrinking ; i low block plaids finished W.N = va You t realize that you - bd ¢ other. Since SPECIAL | An Invitation VICTROLAS SAT sPEC TERMS Every Woman Interested eae I] tsked to tend BRASS BEDS t sacrifice fo) | Pre A They are try now I suggested the free seed plan. The woman foels vertined * not the sort - ne © of the next ‘ . 9 oe A Png yr ring \mer v Regular Price $25.75 Y W’ T band | We have arranged a series of lectures Full or three our oman rn CYNTHIA GREY. | by Mrs. Maude M. Hutchinson, formerly r size Brass , " | u . Beds, with two by C vt Soe ng Du es ih Saghend Whayre malian ‘ark with the Department of Agriculture of inch posts and § Dear Miss Grey: I am cu-! ficial m that's dried and sold as British Columbia and vice-president of filling rods, as 1 Mar predicament. I am 20 years a powder the Provincial Agricultural Association lustrated, are of. These lectures will t edu nal lines, fered this week at ives in the can specially reduced prices. Only a Pod’ limited number } and fish are available at \ Methods and utensils best fitted for these the special reduc purposes will be featured ton. TUESDAY IS MOTHERS’ DAY eh apes ont the Making of Mint Jelly. ts part ivising and instructing preserving and drying of fruits, meats First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11. ADMISSION 15¢; Children 5e¢. ~ CONVICTS CAN'T GET INTO ARMY BY MILTON BRONNER tat? Special WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-— | Solid Oak Rockers or Chairs, $9.25 Each BRIDGE BUILDING chief SOLD IN SEALED Records ENVELOPES ONLY DN Is one of justries in our modern, Convicts and ex-convicts will | admirably-equipped Dental Laboratory. \ ’ Regular Price $14.50 net be tak Deaia clone ot bridge that is safe, strong, sanitary, so natural T\Vf These substantially constructed that in wartime in appearance as to defy detection, beautiful, It Is Not Too Early leether or tapestry tovered sai aia ep arg fod employed comfortable and enduring. National Bri to Think About and both fumed or waxed oak finish i Recently in New York, Dr. Kath incompar? ubstitutes for natural tee can bo, aaleyies 4 jarine B. Davis, chairman of the ter than some Ho rd Sac Same ima parole committee, and Correction > ™ : wa | Commissioner B. G. Lewis told the . Absol Quarter Sawed Oak mayor's committee on national de Brdige- \bsolutely Heaters Library Tables, $12.75 |fense they believed men convicted work, ‘usranteed Regular Price $22.50 of certain crimes sho per , ‘ . = <i ati Fumed or W Oak Library Os ee nore” Se 2° Per Tooth, for 10 iTwro carloads of the | ostice with tops mesearing Sencl ews Ba! war e lence celebratec yward inches eo ie f ou wo showed police supervision in war $5 and Up Years ave just ar-| ¢i mini’ aetit a % i ghey lik o ring countries was growing more samples | equippéd with roomy drawer and 4 ike it raw have the ex-convict, in an lower shelt ized force than running a |community. Dr. Davis ad |these men be enlisted in » companies commanded by officers |who understand them and can handle t War department officials feel |the army is not a reformatory, and Specially Reinforced Crowns at $5 and Up Constitute a distinctive featt satisfactory system of service for those who +4 Extension Dining-Room Table, $11.50 tab per’ Regular Price $17.75 Howard § Solid Oak Dining Tables, with 42- e of our eminently lit is not the intention to have boys desire ( eaters as we inch tops, extend to six feet. Both \ |from all walks of life drafted into - : f m1 Th fumed or waxed oak finish can be the ranks and forced to as iain TAN selected at the special price. Cooking Sale tah sie hove toes High-Class Dentistry Trade your old HAN pecial price, }is felt it anything is to be done to aS part payme n 4 =» «ey . ee oe nt Po this renee Combined with extremely moderate fees. These new Howard Over a GR GRAFONOLAS, $15.00 TO $200.00. brings out ge Sn nag nr As ss rowns, either in 22-karat gold or natural, ar raft Heater _Weekly Payments. Moreover, the w says it has no info viets and ex-convic beer drafted for arm our allies, It them, under gua |to work constru ing camps The only specific case: |ing convicts, army |could recall, were Mexico. U. S. TO HAVE MORE NAVAL DESTROYERS By United Prese Leased Wire the culmination of the highest progress in mod- ern dentistry, and are models of National ex- cellence. PLATE SPECIALISTS | This is a distinction we have well earned through the superiority of our famous Dentalloy Plates, equal to gold in all respects save that of cost, while our $25 RUBBER PLATES FOR $15 Stand unrivalled and unchallenged in point of flavor GROTE-RANKIN—PIKE ST. and FIFTH AVE.— GROTE. RANKIN | | | iro Ranpberries | | Watermeton—Pe: Today’s Market Report Country (Prices paid wholesaler oPrices Paid Producers Poultry, Veal $10 to $100 Furniture, Pianos, House- hold Goods, Storage WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—To quality and economy. make the navy foremost in its de | , Receipts, Live Stock, Ete. stroyer force, Sec ry Daniels All transactions held strictly y gathered repi 25 firms and studied m wiv | | Positively Painless Dentistry * of more confidential. If not convenient to call, write or phone and our ge slept na; gee las earl pee whether in Extracting, Filling or Treating, is a ai, por ihe ses, o representative will call at your If he succeeds, the United States vé & new, per ib. 10 residence. | will have more destroyers than any promise to our patrons which we have always ‘ nation, including Great Britain faithfully kept, and which, with our low prices, Wheat Hay Sanders & Company “ Ceattle Wi ‘are has brought us the largest measure of success. " A tee " 1003.4 L. C. SMITH BUILDING ras aan “ly, M. C. A. Has Tents |{ °° these titer ae or Ss ark a0 | for Sailors in N. W. Sixty French orphans will seit ared for by funds provided b ttle peo thru the local b of the “Fatherless Child France” organization large cash donations have also been made by Seattle people for 20 the work of the organization Pending the erection of perma- nent buildings, the Y. M. C, A. at \the Puget Sound navy yard, at | Bremerton, is occupying two tents, for a reading room and the other for assembly sceawee First Class, ‘Thira.| 11° : y and theatre ++-10.08/ San Francisco .$12-00 $14.00 $10.00 | ton. Angeles $20.00 $14.50; The war work council has provid- 1.25) San Diego. 2200 Ha $16.5@ ed 120,000 sheets of stationery and 2 ervice, large outside atate. | 50,000 envelopes for the use of sol nd unsurpassed meals, Ey fers in this state. noe for passengers. 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