The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1917, Page 7

A sale that cannot be repeated this season on such a scale, with Such variety in weaves and colorings. Linen fringe. ou re ur it on a SenGasPadsiarte ‘ Dr. H. T. HARVEY (Rx-President Michigan State Beautiful High-Grade Rugs sale of compelling interest to you who demand high quality and handsome patterns in Rugs, yet want them at the lowest cash prices patterns at such ex- tremely low prices. CHARGE PURCHASES MADE NOW WILL Semi-Annual Sale ROOM-SIZE RUGS Remarkable Reductions on Seven Lines of STAR—MONDAY, OC1. 29, 1917. “POLLYANNA” AT MET IS A TONIG; T'S AFINE PLAY MeDougall/outhwick BE BILLED DECEMBER FIRST Will You Purchase Rugs NOW tor LESS? $55.00 Mahal Wiltons $37.50 Seamless Wilton Roduoot $48. 75 Size 9 by 12 Feet One of the best moderately-priced genuine Wil | Rugs. A number of these in extremely hand- | some patterns on sale this week. oe O Seamless ene One of the very finest of Seamless American | Rugs. Fine worsted yarn surface. Rich patterns and $50 Heaviest Seamless Axminster Rugs Reduced 39. 5 Size 9 by | 12 Feet | Heavy, pels 3 Seamless Rugs with high, ‘ous pile. New adaptations of Chinese and con- Ventional patterns. Whittall’s Anglo-Per- sian Wilton Rugs The largest showing in Seattle, if not on the Pacific Coast. Board Dental Examiners) Pyorrhea Specialist Diagnostician X-Ray in Connection th pleasant one drop of Am minute, and t r to sell your real estate dence of title have you chaser? sured Title you havea Standard Title, deal can be quickly closed. Under State Super- | nan h'sent' all America kn Here we are out of night after n raid t Indy opened her door, and peep just an exampl Boys, even t the mothers and ® How Can You Prove Your My edarens and even now the sh Not that I an and they are all but Now, Miss Grey, I don’t know how you feel in regard to the boys from the States coming over here to fight and help in this great world war, but I am sure that any boy who hi n blod in hia veins would not hesita iting offices would be the exact truth of all that in women and children, not soldiers. I know the fe in the States In regard to coming they do not know the conditions Last evening, while in the village, 7:00. For 15 or 20 minutes the the guns started about board, and hi air was full of shrapnel and tion and bombs. Then all was quiet, and I started for camp. An old {a just an over. I had to tell her the truth but they will return soon.” poor old soul, she then told ns at the f , and h me she had lost all three husband had been waiting h raids nt in one raids ove your country rx under th y can’t you? 16 hete and I would like to hear fro: Thomas care to write 68 1 W. & DR a real tr nar Camp, Sa Velvet Rugs Reduced 29. 75% Size 9 by 12 Feet Fine quality, very closely woven Wilton Velvet Rugs in Wilton patterns and colorings. A hand- some, effective Rug for living room or dining room. $35.00 Axminster Rugs Re $29.50 88 bac A luxurious, thick, heavy Rug in a fine assortment of beautiful patterns and colors. 9 by | $30.00 Axminster Rugs Reduced $ 2 4. 50 Size 9 bv Several good patterns in these best of popular- | priced Rugs. 30.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs Reduced $21. 75 Ten-wire Seamless Brussels Rugs in good patterns and colorings. —MaeDeugall-Southwich, Hugs and Draperies, Fourth Floor. Whittall’s Royal Wor. Size 9 by cester Wilton Rugs 12 Feet i A recognized standard unusually of quality and value in high-grade rugs. Writes Cynthia of Air Raid] WRECK HEALTH - | DENTIST kan hy ho i tinh uniform, and even wow he shape | UNDER STRAIN : © front, but I am under an air raid, BY GEORGE MARTIN smash Prussianiem A. Scott, of the war if it was all tion's $1 a ¥ for a Mttle doing to th war maker suffering here—they are someo old lady who lost her three boys and hu alone and without protection fi on, boys, as hundreds of others have done, and d your Help down the cowards who n the night and ying ¥ > strike only old ladies and children mother, father, dur the da He scarcely take time to eat NASH Title Is Good? | —— oa jou mveacian: | Demtal Special tomorrow, what evi- Announcement show #0 the pur- If you have an In- ind the | (Firat and pa ‘ I , ine ‘my prices becatine bf the war, but I do ex pect to Dental practi he Increased P| Washington Title Insurance Co. nas the onty| prices because of the war EDWIN J. BROWN, D. dD. & vision. ro) Seattle's Leading Dentist 106 Columbo ~ [CHLOROFORM USED Seattle's latest woman slug 5 9) ger wees thlorotore tn nit st | KIDS’ HALLOWE'EN He called at late Saturday, saturated cloth to her nostrils, ter | when she opened the door T McCaw ao door, answering not raise bis!) only or uf 1718 Minor ave. Kids who go out Wednesday and pressed a night f e’en raids had bet ¢ and citizens’ patrel unconscious 45 out after’we woman sl her husband have any { oe wi rowlers. she described Chief I ain's advice wearing» dark parents is: “Keep the youngsters es, en@ped with a topaz ring inatde f containing $1 and a trunk had 5 & o we EMott receiving Bog: || 193-4 or. 1902 inday evening » messenger who carried the shee of Jove and kindness from | the book to the hearts er in the Ozarks r father’s teach yanna's most verious Clever childish chatter that has reality tw the lin vaudeville patrons unday to capacity houses. | Hubert Henry Davies’ played an entirely |#) | WASHINGTON, Oct. 29,— The leaders of America’s busl- nese genius are breaking them acives on the war wheel by speeding up to help the allies The collapse of Chairman Fran) Industrie eniena % r of what the na 914, low-price Basement Salesroom. , tam rusingly And I am sorry for the three} nen, Dick,” I said. “It isn't » fair, ie It, that three women | ld suffer for one man? » war factory. | our basis, with »y won't,” he affirmed confi y, “and I'll tell you why later nnd|Read me the rest of the Vw | anxio us to see he it comes out.” of Dick RED GROSS LEADER — wicaw'Verse | PRANKS ARE BARRED DUE HERE SATURDAY » y if Wheeler Wilcox lugger won't ‘ould write in prose, He calls it One calls to me jn clarion tones if I but catch her eye across In its Grow. t iter body against min UILDING yy auty rose of its fragrant icars to handle o FREDERICK &NELSON An Offering of Exceptional Interest in Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses. at $15.00 These new Dresses make up a very favorable purchase, offering a high degree of style for this price. They are developed of ROKEN lines of Jew- elry, Combs, Notions, Stamped Needlework, Buttons and Barrettes are marked at reduced prices for quick disposal. “ee «© Women’s Summer Vests and Union Suits in va- rious styles and sizes, reduced to 85c garment. Broken lines of Women’s Muslinwear, House Dresses, Aprons and other ready-to-wear ap- parel at reduced prices. Remnants of Laces and Ribbons Suitable lengths for many trimming _ pur- poses in an assortment of Remnants that in- cludes Lace Edges, Em- broideries, Allover Laces, Ribbons, Nets, Chiffons and novelty Trimmings. Low-priced for Clearance. Ranement Salearoom Children’s Hose 23c Pair ¢6@t1 ECONDS” of Chil- S dren’s Black Silk- lisle Stockings, sizes 614 to lat 23¢ sorry for hi next, our friend, like Silas s’ fame, drops into at Seott! Now I know he is exclaimed altho it does nne | make me curious, Margte. | aying it is his fl ‘ omehow it tel f better than anything he WHICH the crowd see the scarlet mouth@art jant smile. My arme with a desire to and crush hole one would ravish petals 1 cannot thi « For beauty holds tt As l« ros: | "GLAD HAND’ CLUB OF "°°: | QUEEN CITY BRINGS “Ss. *, Riley ett le tle loaned by R. ¢ They took gifts ¢ azines, preserves committee repre n of the cam; Satins and Soft Taffetas in green, gray, wistaria, taupe, purple, wine, navy and black; with hip draperies and tunic effects, bead and metallic embroideries. Two are sketched: The Tunic Frock at With bodice oddly left is of i navy | pointed at sides and satin, with ve and | broadly girdled in front, sleeves of self-color|the navy Satin Frock Georgette crepe and) at right is embroidered wide belt ornamented | with turquoise beads and with embroidery and gold thread and topped beads. The collar is of with French collar of white Georgette with | white satin. Skirt shows plaited ruffle. | novel hip drapery. ae Very attractive value at $15.00. Basement Salesroom. Clearing Silk and Woolen Remnants at Reduced Prices B LOUSE lengths, dress and skirt lengths and pieces suitable for lining purposes are fea- tured in this collection of Remnants. THE SILKS | THE habia is i : 5 hy ons e Plaid an include Crepe de Chine, | Striped Worsteds, Dress Satin, Chiffon Cc hecked Skirtings, Taffeta, Cotton - back ry a es lott Nate > affeta, oplings, Satin, Striped Satin. | Broadcloth, — Novelty ‘affeta, Surah Sil weaves, Storm Serges and other weaves. and Wool Crepe. In colorings there is choice of blues, greens, browns, coral, rose, tan, ivory, red, mahogany and black. —Daesement Salesroom, Cotton Remnants In a Clearance HE month’s accumulation of short lengths in the Wash Goods Section, offering lengths from 1 to 8 yards, in Challies, Percales, Ginghams, Galatea, Devonshire Cloth, Crepes, Voiles, Per- caline, Sateens, Outing Flannels and Robings. All at sharply reduced prices. —Basement Salesroom, Bud Vases, 25c Oy GLASS BUD VASES of attractive design with silver-plated bases in pierced effects, attractively priced at 25¢. Salt and Pepper Shakers, 25c Individual Salt and Pepper Shakers in silver-plated stand, 25¢ set. —Basement Salesroom. worldly strife; der smile means rest. When my soul faints under Sts heavy load | Her cool hands press my head | against her heart And I find solace there. When earthly hurts beset ma, she smooths The way and leads me from the winding paths mi cup that mak My senses k » lifts to me her lovelit Mine enemies would have me eyes! tread, down into those To that safe haven her selfless h care m its hiding Has made for me. When she is near, to where I Love holds the crystal chaltee r Il self behind, that makes men gods, And my spirit leaps to do her My soul is king! bidding (To be continued) mittees which will visit the oanton- y. This committee will » Visitors over the camp. ‘Glad Hand" club, composed | pr sted men of distriet No, 4 from his son. located on Queen Anne hill, made oni the second visit to drafted men wus + Cn) Lev] WAUGH APPOINTED committe@, under the direc-| H.C. Waugh, for the past four tion of M, L. Cone, and including | years an instructor in manual train ing at the Broadway high school, has been appointed as an assistant |in the bureau of vocational training Jof the United States shipping Sunday J, J. Sizer and Charles attle ni hie d, in Washington, v. C. Before } When my body grows weary of To be encompassed by her ten- ————» A. Chester, who has a son in France, will speak to the To LEWIS members of the club Tuesday night in the Queen Anne branch of the lic brary, Ha will read a let. his departure he married Mise Hlanche V, Earhart, teacher at the to meet the “Glad Hand” com- Central echoed