The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1917, Page 8

STAR—TUESDAY. OCT. 30. 1917, PAGE 8 ‘s O L D I E I 2 Q SE E STU DI ey sennuanssennnnasssgnnsascangnasszznnescentaassggzazssasczasassansscesszansssstagessseaganssteestssegegssssa sats sesganees sea aessss gata saa a teat eaaN Nae aNNE Ea HENE TEEN NEES aaa TN Women's Chamoi Women’s Buckskin ette Gloves 59¢ Pair Gloves $1.35 Pair. Fraser-PatersonCo, 252 i i R. Travers, Actor, Is Among Officers on Trip Only Tonight and Wednesday to See CHARLES RAY —AS THE— SON |; FATHER COLISEUM Extraordinary Momth-lEmd Sales im the Garment Room Momth-lémd Clearances amd Special Purchases worth seeing! Supreme Values im a Great Lot of @DR Women's New Suits at $23.75 100 Smart Suits im All FIFTH AT PIKE i Continuous 11 to 11 , é $3 US HIS lot is a most remarkable special purchase. One & Children 10¢ hundred of the new style Suits. All the late models, § tailored and semi-tailored. Values that are extraordi- nary. Navy Blues i Serges srowns : Velour Taupe 3 Poplins Green st Gabardines Gray and Black ; Every Suit representing the utmost value in material, tailoring and smart style. An opportunity which no woman who wants a new Suit should overlook. Upper—Bryant Washburn, In “Skinner's Bubble,” Clemmer, Wed. nesday. Lower—Scene from “Men of the Desert,” now at the Rex Me WO hundred reserve officers!» thrown off the train in a wins Montivend SHEGEIICE .oi.cis oss 6 cae oss ee ; tion of Pa i 163 Smart New Coats for Women, Special $33.75 T Edward H. Griffith. nd Winter Coats, the most sd and loose-line effects ‘ : “ All large collar Thomas Holdin ; Wool Velours, Silk Plushes, Zibelines, Gunniburl British ‘( . t Hi i Blue, Burg Gri ay, Plum, B lack. " the E ar.|' , t A narkable offeri F » season’s smartest Coats of splendid quality mate- “The # ria MY BE peace cs so Pov ses oper ewaee . $33.75 | Lols Weber declares that Mil | cnartis i ay, aa i ps = learance of Jack and Jill" ia the name of a Ranchmen of Arizona and South: kK an he name of a! orn California tenes ; war 7 oe TS " ® Bn ee ¢ Paramount is soon to #ive| make wdacornvonin # Women's Dresses at $17.75, Formerly $23.50 to $50 jers Another revival of the old “ten f A MONTH-END CLEARANCE of odd Dresses and broken assortment \ of | Dorothy Dalton’s first Paramount, .) wars title “i : ! ; the most remarkable kind at I to - tie rt “nae trea gable 4 # °4 Silk Taffeta, Khaki Kool Pongee and Crepe combination Frocks oma : 1 Dress, formerly $50.00 1 Dress, formerly § hartes Ray bets his father he! Claire Whitney, the beauty seen + formeriy $ 1 Dress, formerly |000 in “TI Y Son of Tila Futhes wipes ote accel voll pr # to a pcb se J 2 Dresses, former He sta t 1 Nirley Mi sar cecal hem the ps 5 Dresses, former! 2 Dresses, formerly | Mae Murray plays a different | 3 Dresse 3 Dresses, formerly $23.50 William Desmond in featured # 1 Dre 50 ) q ( —1 Dress, formerly $27.50 “Fy ng Colors,” a detectiv # } Dresse 5.00 » -1 Dress, formerly $25.00 : # 2 Dresses, 50 | S ( —2 Dresses, formerly $19.75 i Peogy et and Mare MoDer 3 : T ] STILL POSSIBLE A FALLING HAIR Wife,” at the Clase A # Two Great Clearances of Waists : EX RA BY HARRY B. HUNT “The Easiest Way” he r | Real G a 7 1 33 - “ Of The Star's Washington Bureau/Save your hair! Double its tur of ara Kim al Young nt i - 7 Georgette and Crepe De Chine Blouses i WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— beauty in just a few he Somaies,. & e i kL ° 2 3 Altho more coal has been . ayed in stoc e A moments. a 7 f SS § ecial 4.95 3 Eg a pel : ba renee A 536.50 is the most serious the nation mm" anderine makes your hair i ¥ ) ormeriy . au x $3 PICTURES ep: seer news: ea thick, ieee, | ay? and STILL CHECKING UP i it Dh a ES in white and flesh, and in dozens of clever mod- & restricted by the coal operators beautiful. ON THE LIBERTY LOAN fi < /\ } | els, featuring wide or novelty collars, hemstitched or lace edged. § OF donald pep hr ‘oellenons Within ten minutes after an ar Seatt Me hake os RY \ ae crepe de Capers ‘he at ne neck, tailored models; also low § Be eee ea «dpe or plicat t Dan , an t a- | ‘ie ee? \ neck, fancy models. White, flesh,taupe, navy, hunter’s, gray and § A single trace ¢ a hy LUA \ black. i . fo tot . Bi AYA All in one big lot at ee SER. SR eA gee ela .. $4.95 & * We hens gy § , THY. 4 $1.95 and 0 Waists for $1.48 bi ; Z ; ; i oy i eG | ' several lines of striped Wash Silk Blouses, Hand z n B s, in colors and white, Lingerie Blouses. Mostly $3 hoice in the Month End Clearance ROE ios: $1.48 tact S70 STRONG RECALL sis QUARTERS OPEN Two Hundred a and Fifty ey Month-End Sale of po 9 y to $ @a)oW 00 JU) eek New sk Petticoats Trimmed E lats at $3.5 Pe Qualities bee to $10.00 All at $3.50 EW HATS just received, a remark- GREAT Pe at oppor- A tunity Charming new lient quality at Workand Play in France 32328382 able purchase that came just in to take a part in the Month-End . nart styles, dozens of styles of exce leapite teased prod ‘ Ry a ee taffetas ¢ n wi ‘ dozens of different tion i; noenndtin of edaheh! we ilk flounce , veather- trimming. ef All the colors fa- WHEN YOU a ee ee , | comparable ter, softness and Bloor UDDErS.. vored, and of ¢ slenty of th : : : fh | luxuriance All the wanted styles Th 1 qualit SEE HOW FINE eae "eat a vote of Kaos alae. came All the wanted styles, | Kn: E TREATED ig eo cen two-tone effect lo sa buying opportunity . t that, altho co For one great day, only not to be $3 YOU WILL NOT OBJECT TO SENDING YOUR BOYS AND A BIG 1ST RUN WESTERN Men of the : Desert With Jack Gardner Choice of 300 New Hats. . .$3.50 Prertiiei tit Cn Mi iiiisisissitiiicisiececterserecstsrscstsscsessststsrstssesteeeterreterererertesrettete tte tra, ree Mba tha lets RISK | SURPLUS OF $1,500 IN Is Left Without Cop |* ; Chances for a satisfactory pe: trict board 1 tha ad decid are % : oT that he oculant ta ITAL inthe counall (6 janggnt AS PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30,—Gove 1 h x today emmental red tape is gradu: e- ond go to war at this tine - nd & oe at this time, | two |. {ing severed, and soon all Pacific {1 coast shipyards—both wooden NCLEA COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks— —Sparkling Eyes —Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Kaown Ohio Physician Dr. P. M. Edwards for 17 years cores of women for liver and bowel ail- ments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made ofa few well-known able Ingredients (°8sor mixed with oli oil, naming them foe oteot | CLARA for $61 » outbreak week, when swung jut the council, by a tie vote, | Do you want to sell your | failed to O. K. the Appointment house? Vee Star Want Ads. Matinees ....15c Evenings ....20c After 6 -10c Children ed t exoner stem wa ters increa A Bpir ie a pap Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will \ ' d ; | eaetiodeidiina know them by theif olive color. He has wired the French amba Y j asi1es | builds business personality in — ‘These tablets are wonder-workerson slor at Washington, D.C), for tt . his students from the first. the liver and bowels, which cause a *tructior I W | That's why they are in de Pas ee estoy carrying off the waste ay Fi amet hr tetano weponren xitceo f MQ 0 OW i ha he Union entists | Shorthand Civil Service dull eyes, pir SB Salend, formoerty & chara of NOW PLAYING ——— By | Bookkeeping aches, a listle A mahip Co., whe le charm Jean for flret-class work, than any other Dentiate in Se- . PEGGY H¥LAND , ; ‘AAvanoel Geamcar of sorts, ing wv a4 he ‘n AKO to return oR Bneir is guarant for 15 years, Absolutely pain- th Eugene Walters | Dr. Edwar nightly for c shay at cae as ¥ nefit of ihone who are busy d MARC MDERMOT? | Northwestern a time and note the pleasing results, (1° 1 Canada cand then Co the I | gpen from ato § geleck eveningsy and 10 n. housanc » ome ‘oa Le . ! ; “THE SIXTERNTH Wim” j4 0! 0 ‘ ADMISSION 4 CHILDREN Shorthand take Dr, Edward's Olive Tables tee WADE AT ie eaN ns > oe =i 7 e Bose “peach Bi A successful substi U ON EN Is if + GLASS A foshad to pend this beanc “ t| 10c 5c Reporting School , andthenjustto P i Have you a house for rent NI D T Ts ird Near Pike. ihe wank . 4 Arcade Bidg tian. 10c and 25c per box. Ki ruggista, ie sae Grar Want sce, 205%4 PIKE SPR , OWL DRUG STORE. ¢ [) 2