The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1917, Page 4

Inthese seer oP high ing. with pric an OVERCOATS and SUITS | $15 $20 Buy your fall clothes the Modern, Upstairs, Money Saving Way! Our Up- stairs Selling Plan with our low rental, our inexpensive fixtures and our cash jthree ¢ $25 |San Franc NEAR INSANE IN ARMY ARE SENT BACK TO HOMES § BY GEORGE MARTIN "WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 From 1'% to & per*cent of all American troope thus far ex amined have been discharged becauee war service abroad probably would drive them In sane That efatement Is made on the authority of Maj. Pearce Bailey, medical reserve corps Disclosure figures to day show the fi remult of Surgeon Gen mt nation to weed of these at coner Gorgas’ de out the potentially American fighting on before they go Into action Specialists Weed "Em Out Two hundred phys! al and new brain spectalists are ca sing every American trooper for signs of mental dineasos whtch would drive him tnsano tn but which ontinary medical serutin examiners would overlook Among Tiritlsh troopa, this forehanded weeding out where was ©. Maj. Batley declared, one H we due to no ADO include mental do paychopathic person insanity and ven 1 condition of the central 1 Caught Just in Time Many of these rland cases, Ralley sald wht by examt were ¢ na a8 Just before the men salied for France. By such precautionary meth ods,” he sald, “the army {# now developing men of the right pro- fessional training, who, after the | War, will go back to their etvil em competent than a lod to establish th Maj. Bailey sald, because statietica thowed that t of ry 1,000 soldiers fo In@ane at ho in peace times. six to seven of ry 1,000 tn war service at home, and an undeter mined, tho larger, number among ployments far when they left t Gorgas was tions, troops serving in foreign lands. Insanity Common jerman tn Roxer K alley eal, reach Thero wero, Insanity the of Port Arthur on © clams of peo Maj. Halley, “who wi r the etrain, anxiety and dern warfare. out, the th ts greater, fower ax lier personnel ts rec ch expense and trout Laziest Man Found In New York City SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 Ratturs, eeneral passe Inco tor cific, has nd the lagiest The “1. m.” lives tn where his wife raises ¢ y birds. » selling policy has revolutionized clothing values in the Northwest and is keeping the price of clothing within your reach. | You'll save money on your hat if you buy it Upstairs. This Store Closes Saturdays at 7 P. M. Clothes Shop Fourth and Pike ° ide of te (REVENUE MEN FIND red Upstairs Joshua Green Building bring into ad found would snake camp. A fow days he captu = MAY LOSE FINGER 2°: | MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 26. li i! and! ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 26.—United It took an Alabama ON ag ahve States revenue officers lat teach Clarence Bixler of battery C, ay raided a still wh 436th Third Ohio field artill tsa Harp talig eeoe that all snakes are not harmless, THE LODGE CAFE : +s a an the ¢ * and Bixler may lose a finger or Fourth Avenue at Westlake ge hill EB bund: ‘even a hand, because he monkeyed || Featuring the latest war song, || beer were ta by the ‘with the Southern reptils “Stand Up and Fight for Unele |) and a 50-gallon still in oaes af Sammie.” | Bixler had achieved fame an a “me. fermentation was destr 1 gmake charmer and frequently has |] Migh-class Pntertainment ond The officials were kept at bay ‘caused cold chills to chase up the | Yatuable Prises Given Awey. t the still by a large bulldog for when he spines of his comrades ome minutes, when they first eur rounded the place Girls, Look at Your Knees, Says Co-Ed One of a Chain of 64 Stores EVANSTON, , Oct, 26.—"Co- eds should be careful to hide all | blemishes, eckles on the knees ighe Thus wr Mis t Macey, Northwestern un be column of th ophomore . in the Men’s Gunmetal Calf university paper English Walking Shoe, | = . with full double welted if ee j soles, |} NOSE CLOGGED FROM PER PAIR } A COLD OR CATARRH F Apply Cream in Nostrils To if Open Up Air Passages. Ah! What rel An example of value giving that is | ha OE SCRE Do made possible only by our collective buy. | | can breathe freel ing for 64 shops. An upstairs rent and | ing, snuffiing & no charging or delivering are other big | a be aod Hela tabs lit factors that help you save $1.05 on thi aan nme oe 3 particular shoe. | Don't stay stuffed up! Get a | elite fragrant, ar t | “Jere ur nostrils, Jet f SAMPL SHOE SHOP | pend; soothe Aid ea) ths. "Second Moar Bitel Bldg, Second Dike St: an tvatant vellal iiy'a Cohen eh what eve 1a MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE DY PARCEL Post ANere Serre eat ewe, Senki jcournging th STILL IN GEORGIA | ng is going ! Tho wife works all day and far Into the n air and to develop roca! tal ents, This nally CONFESSIONS | OF A WIFE e ur writing friend ts to SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE blame for not p p MEANS NICE ADJUST- jeibility on that y wife of h MENTS in the first place. He allowed her Just here, little book ad an's stor the which b ed ar ro i ation that h low to really love any en to have Dic ¢ t sa mas trait after al said to myself, * erbaps they ca I was much {interested tn this} phase of masculine character, and I wondered if I had b all from the first. different from woman after Is a gront deal of woman's ppiness rea caused by imple fact t the does ize this? Dick cut into my reverie by say ing, ad on, Margie aoe t the kind of woman he ts going to fall for, I'll bet whe 4 very different from the one he has just been describing You, Dic is,” I answer “but I will let him describe her you. He ‘T dre tela to meet my tea. I wrong really all? an wife and a friend was bored at to do this, f one day at the tea and I t afternoon ! ted th @ on b ate to dance in ho’ uld dance at that particular af rather than have n aid I would meet } fond of golf, but my nel had lam very os Hot care for it, nelther Sa Aare to. Sit On. the ol \ ile 1 fine r will you wr t 1 il show 1 mich ha ° f marr er inte in hfe than Just hu band nark to Dic There he ¢ you ee, Diek, comparing all en to his own Wife, when you and I both yed into one of the ho-| became too strenu-/ I want to| Was man] STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1917. o: Dick tnter-| p ‘ PAGE SHOP EARLY SATURDAY—Store Closes at 6 P. M, SMART TOGS for MEN and BOYS Men's Suits $12.50, Made up in the newest r rials and most fastidious or most In nearly materials—Worsteds, Serge: sizes from 80 waist to tailored, Boys’ Knee Pants 85c, In Tweeds, fine and hea All colors; si 5 to 17 wanted colors, to suit conservative ; to hold their appearance for the life of the Suit. Men’s Dress and Work Pants $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, | $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 | any color you desi 48 and years. AT THE LOWEST PRICES $15.00 and $20.00 nodels of the classiest mate In the pinch back the taste of the | Tweed i, Serges, Worsteds, trimmed and tailored | (ures, in all sizes serviceable all well and good, Tweeds, Cassimeres; 50 waist measure; The Mackinaw is taking In a good many cases, free a from 3 years to 18 years. ened in all the weak parts to stand against hard wear. BOYS’ AND MEN’S MACKINAWS $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 Boys’ Nobby Suits $3.50, $4.95 and $8.00 and yi pin styles. in Corduroys, Cassimeres and fancy Mix- Strength- the place of the Overcoat as it allows one to walk more y and can be used for all outdoor service, motoring, yusiness or school wear. We have them in a large range of colors and designs, THREE-PIECE for the small cha $1.00, $1.25 and $1.65 vy Cords, Serges, Worsteds. MACKINAW Hat, Coat and Leggings, at $6. SUIT, with Leggings, SPLENDID VALUES FOR SATURDAY Children’s and Misses’ Union Suits 50¢ to 79¢ Made of nice quality bleached cotton yarn, elastic ribbed, long sleeve, ankle length; nic n ished, crocheted collar # . ing; ® garn that will give 2 to 16 years. nie satisfaction; Boys’ Union Sults at 98e ht, hygienic, 4; natural cob or, elastic ribbed, cuff on sleeve and ankle length; regular $1.26 10; size 6 to 16 years, Special one xtra heavy we Union Women’s Heavy Union Suits at $1.50 Made of Bleached Georgia Yarn, in fine ribbed hygtenic fleece, crocheted neck, silk draw string; In bigh neck, long sleeves and anklo leng also Dutch neck, elbow ves and ankle length. All sizes; $1.76 value ee chisge $1.5 Women’s Fall Weight Union Suits 79¢ and 8% Elastic Rib Hygiente Cotton Union Suits, neatly finished around neck with ribbon drawn through crocheted edge. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Regular sises, each —_ | Extra sizes SDE, Heavy Flannelette Night Gowns $1.00 and $1.19 Made of fleece outing and Children’s Coats $3.98 Women’s Flannelette Underskirts 50¢ sade from « at most women have man: or read 1300 MORE REJECTED | leresta s husbands./| about,” he sald slowly No two k of the thousands of women | p expect to marry and| both ends meet,| s posed to fairy stories me to think of bh wiki ae | oY Sees Be See ae, I think wa use he was toy 10 ‘easlest few women An Account With the ple, so you are assured of entirely pleasing gar- ments that will wear and retain that “new” look EASTERN until you are ready for a new suit. v7] NEMS Se iol ” . martness Pay just a ttle down characterizos. BRADBURY Style in Suits and Overcoats and the remaindor in Clean-cut, Form Fitting; Semi-Form Fitting; Belted Backs convenient weekly pay and the new Military Belted Sufts amd Overcoats in the very ments latest weaves, textures and colors in pure wool materials Prices start at Other good makes at $15.00 and up. | Our Liberal Credit Terms Cost You Nothing Extra. \ Store Closes 7 o'clock Saturday Evening lcoustul 1 have ever heard 7 , Dick, you are quite poet A T sald tn surprise. total N de la just trying to many hav tell you | have been ADL with | phy re rt California p than/t toa ro} the devil was sick!" I} 4 4 rejections for [sical 1 ns was published (To be continued) ter Women’s Hose 19¢ Pair 3 Pairs for 50¢ A mplendid wearing Hore that SHOES Little Gents’ Pebble ‘ - Leather Shoes $2.50 Pair s made from good long yarn Biucher' ow 114 leather sole, with extra wide garter top and | sewed ed; leather in spliced heel and toe. Worth 25¢ sole a sensible toe In black only. Saturday, three | nd le r heel; @ shoe that | pairs for a gives satisfaction; sizes 9% to , 50¢ | 19%. ask for the Boy-—proof Women's Silk Lisle Hose 39¢ Pair This ts an exceptional Women’s High Top Dress Boot at $3.75 With pi vamps and waterproof cloth tops. Lace. wight | ty ee rae yn hago Banape toes Sizes 3% to 7% Ni colors and blac an double tole, spliced heel and toe with | $3.00 Misses’ Shoes $2.25 wide garter top. If we hadn't Made of dongola calf, Blucher bought these early in the season CUt patent toe, low heel. Sizes we would have to charge you | 1. 1% and 2. Regular foe values. Spectal, pair 82.25 Solid Comfort o5 25 a pair, Tomorrow, a pair B0¢ at Women’s Button Shoes $3. In gunmetal, with medium low Women’s Wool and Cash- mere Hose, 35c, 65, 85¢ heel, solid Ikather sole. Sizes 2 to 7%. Also a very good Shoe Good warm Hone in heavy and medium weights, in black only | Wide garter ¢ Bome ribbed, for the growing “Miss.” Miller-Made Boys’ Shoes others plain. Sizes 8% to 10, $3.50 Pair palr 35¢, Gb¢ and Sig Made of solid leat vamp one piece, extra heavy leather rol led and sewed; with a little Neatfoot Of1 you have a Bhoe as near waterproof as you can get and one that will give atisfaction. Sizes 2% to Boys’ Union Sults 75c Form-fitting Union Suite, reg ular Fall weight, also Jaeger hy gienic fleece. All sizes to 16 years. Price, a suit The Four Big Bargains Saturday 69c Striped Percale Underskirts 49¢ 26 tnches long, made of a nice quality of percale fn neat stripes pintuck flounce. A regular 69¢ value, tomorrow. ___ Children’s Cambric Drawers 15¢ Each Made from a good quality of white Cambric, trimmed with tucks and hematitched hem. Size 4 to & yoars. 79¢ Each Made from a good Cotton Crepe, Dutch neck, short sleeves, em- broidery trimmed; a good wear- ing garment, cut full size, All sizes, each ican Women’s Winter Weight Vests and Pants, Each &85c Made of good combed yarn Hy. gienic Meece, Dutch neck and el- bow sleeves, tailor cut, perfect fit- ting. All sizes, ¢ach_____ c fer > LEWIS, Oct. 26.—Trans e di and within a week it is expect ac fon began today m ie rr Buy a Liberty Bond!!! Today!!! Your Country Awaits Your Decision BRADBURY Suits and Overcoats are hand-tailored to fit perfectly. Only the very best workmen are employed by the Bradbury peo- 1332.1334 SECOND AVENUE. Ladies’ Crepe Night Gowns from the Depot brigade that husband and wife are|the force at this cantonment will jest. It is when they have| > full war strength. Intensive their bark around the training will th begin along nnel, and are sa more advanced waters on the w ta men will begin eee shore | At first it was Buy Another Liberty Bond $3.00 Men's Wool Union Suit $2.50 P.Q A. Standard Wool Union Suits, superweight, in natural color, all sizes; worth $3.00, spe Men’s “King Wear” Union its $2.00 Suit an extra heavy gar ment, with closed croteh, tm white only; soft and silky; fit for a king to wear; all sizes; sult ne $2.00 Men’s Form-Fitting Shirts and Drawers Good heavy-weight form-fitting Shirts and Drawers, all sizes from 34 to 46 shirt; drawers from 30 to 42; a garment.._£65¢ Men’s Union Suits $1.50, Heavy Cotton Union Suits, in Winter weights, cloned crotch, perfect fitting, all sizes from 34 to 46; @ suit. $1.50 Boys’ Cotton and Flannel Blouses -98¢ 59¢, 6I¢, 794, In Blues, Grays, Oxfords and fancy stripes; a good heavy weight and splendid for school wear. All sizes from 6 to 15 years, 65c Feather Pillows 55¢ Pize 17 by 24 inch Pillows, eo 4 with fancy striped Gustproof ticking; worth 65¢; for tomorrow, each.......68e $3.25 Bedspreads $2.98 Bleached Sheets 75¢ Ea. T2x90 Bleached Sheet: of a fine quality musifn. $3.25 Comforts $238 hite Cotton Filled Come $6.00 Woolnap Blankets at $4.98 heavy Woolnap Blan- uble bed size, in gray with fenty stripe, © borders; special tar pink and bi tomorr and 1014 First-Ave Goides F Rute Dept Stor : Tomorrow!!