The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1917, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1917. PAGE 5 J] FRENCH BOMB i oe Venk Gale " ARGENTINE 10 Short Lengths o Moen e rhe crest” | STUTTGART IN i + STAY NEVTRAL wot tongs t The Rhodes Co. WE'LL TRUST YOU SATURDAY RAD - SAYSIRIGOYEN | Fabrics | ales in Progress 8 re and UR Credit i y CHAS. P TEWART 7” - O% ner terms aeler a ' ' will bt . , Reduced for Tuesday t assor $6.95, : found any wh Ne extra charges: ne interest + GEN AIR Pre to, a Yard 19¢ ———| 89.95, 812.75 204 817.50. —vUpper Main Foor. gust YOUR Worp THAT Youn ay ident Irigoyen regards G at worth of No Week [f/machines dropped the explosives| |) MME. eM A | |ns natintactory and. Bs pages Main Floor, Rear coe eI So NG | THES) Sool! Aprons Reduced for omefurniahings 1.00 Dews, 400 Per Week j mitts . sich tavera a’? t t dol B er ( M IF Juesday HEATING STOVES | ser eeats on Phis Apres n is di both com interview number of isles ru 1, Ta gas a 1 BOOSTED HERE oe ae come <a “sell mines at $4.50 for prepared 1 how cout . Gan rates will not osted apanese 4 | ; Sanit 7 | | Sms Tne acon” wirtaan |e he tht vera man "Ena" chara pes “Wate YLANOTHER| = {| | . Any hopes that Seattle con sumers held out for reductions In coal prices this winter were smashed Sunday when Fuel Ad. ministrator Garfield fixed the when local coal operators pro: cilman W. O Lane, chairman vat 1 tested loudly at the $3.50 price -™ of the city judiciary committee AA, © © style = which s } }3 Hi] which wae set by the adminis . i are carried out % RES dey athencsive Gil } ean ten seen Copa oths an sclaiiin of esengconsee eae oe uttons down the Juiit | kets, V_ neck il fitted belt are a Napkins te ¥ fore the state pub! ervice With existing conditions of . 3 proposed ncrease, a re 7 ome up for public : commission at the Chamber of Main Floor Rear. sting Black and _ Commerce and Commercial wl terial. This Apron is shown in plain Ctub, October 15 | re 3 ¢ B avender, in sizes 2 and 3. a Ry United Press Leased Wire ane contends {hat an agroemer THESE ‘ for the Tues ce for THERE <2. sks. 200005 cece degre $1.79 HEERFUL Heater, a com : Feeph Ibi minimum of 50 cents fe LONDON, Oct Vie e rom Sales, and ? Bination wood and coal ellsville Consumers say, re highly favored # Were in excess of this $7.50 ms many wor ’ ° ° a Ee Fetes en's Light-Weight @ at the mine obtained th FB body and " @apie x ibbed linings making them In addition to raising the price |” muy for the 2 Ay a aig doors for big chunks | extra strong and has a large |} | of coal at the mines, Administrator ! nvol The as nion uits 3 feed door for big wood Garfield made a rul b p “9 ists of se pe gross margins of ret ral patterns in blue an¢ Ji as |thraowe the country to eral patterns in blue and educed For Juesday to 50c gross margins over cost t« white Main Floor. erage of such gross mar ear men will wear a light-weight Suit for some | time later in the Fall, some men will wear ht S all Winter—and for such men " BOILERMAKERS BRING se hes tive to replenish for present END be re — Clothe, 4x8 tach d These Suits are made of fine cotton Hy United Press teased Wire - arr | may be had in long or short SAN FR eC ngth Drawers and closed TO visit Epnere) U.S. Labor Bureau st ecumed (0 work. Th M: ne Record Here} ix { New Y By United Prose Leased Wire WASHINGTO Repre | w of Waatthel wi te , ION Combination Wood > Heater, a cast top wood | and Coal Heater. Body of Airtight Heating Stove, with | Wellsville steel with | outside top tube draft, nickeled |} the p draft register ring and cover fire box and swing | under top and nickeled foot twp feed for wood, as well as rajis. Mounted with Wells- ‘feat door for coal. Mica in| ville polished steel body and front oped copeimacan by per-| steel linings. Sizes 18- to 24 forated ti | neh er adjournm jon for the firethand +| their Jo n two w ie “VE CROSS SICK = = SYRUP OF FIGS FoR voune women singaTruss MAUDE DEALS she ii “coseez BLOW TO TURK must suamrr can cis. tinuous r" 7 By United Press Leased Wire FUND PLAN TO VOTE “ at once LONDON, Oct. 1.—The most tell-| pians for extension low at Turkish morale that n . ity to do dealt since the British of Bagdad, was the of. ‘i € Maude é “= HERE, MERCHANTS, IS f "A GAMP LEWIS TIP Seattle merchants have a won “ PORTLAND STRIKE | NEARS ADJUSTMENT Airmen in the great war are using WRIGLEYS regulary. {t steadies stomach and nerves. {t is pleasantly fasting in taste. mood paving of Teeth set firmly in WRIGLEYS a ie HOE TEA DANDY Fic san Secs ho make sure of achievement. eee s, TO DARKEN HAIR 7 ye Our fand and water forces are rned as Dead Oot strong for it. And the home-suard finds refreshment and benefit in this economical, long-lasting aid to teeth, breath, appetite, digestion. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 J) men ENROLL TONIGHT FOR WORK IN THE Seattle Public Evening Schools CLASSES BEGIN WORK MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1 And continue e month meetir aa ae uk-| Look Years Younger! Use the Old- Time Sage Tea and Sulphur and Nobody Wil Know cERARD 1S SLEEPY : i: 6 CONSIDER FOUR BIDS y purchase wr the Lor ‘soHoOL ‘SAFE. ent ($3.00 for