The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1917, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1917. PAGE 7 MARY IS “GODMOTHER” i “i Leads ~— in the ra mt FREDERICK&NELSON ; | i An Important Disposal of FIFTH AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ———- 8 DAYS STARTING TODAY : Q * ‘ 1,500 Yards of Dress Silks | Friday at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 the Yard patella savings on Silks for many seasonable purposes are offered in this clearance of broken lines, which : . includes the following desirable weaves: Jersey Khaki Kool Broeaded Poplin . ‘ Figured Radium Silks 7 Taffetas in plain colors, stripes IN . Wet 7h £6783 @ 788 and plaid patterns Striped Messalines Striped Pongee in three underpriced groups— In which our fat comedian mixes a a Woolens " 30-m'nute prescription to cure the aaa | 4 blues and bring laughter! Harry Carey in “The Marked Man,” Liberty 7 $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 ts RY PICKFORD, godmather “The Marked Man” | HIS clearance offering features particularly attractive savings on Priest , bad ot} VL BTEK : ite ley’s Black Dress Goods (well-known for their superior quality) also he grand march w - : ‘ novelty Coatings and Suitings as follows: A. Wishara t the or lb with good heart Tt pe Priestley’s Black Dress Goods feature of the entertainment | ftar wun em | Reduced to $1.50 and $2.00 Yard Novelty the exhibition of th ures taken recently of the cere | venturous life off . m3 Black Tussah Royal, 44 inches wide, reduced to $1.50 Suitings and « whereby Misa Pickford be er to the battery.) To Leave Movies yard. . Pi iy $s a8g8 : Black Novelty Crepes, 44 inches wide, reduced to Coatings r wants in the way of tobacec Hobart Boeworth is expe ‘ ade vaudeville th a pact SO yar: E aiotinguisied Weky guned, band-| atonal telern tees Um Sauk Laeten $1.50 yard. Reduced to by Maj. Wishard, Maj. Harry | story, “The Sea Wolf.” It will be Black Patricia Royal, 44 inches wide, reduced to er and Capt Powell, Jr.,| remembered that no Sea Wolf” 1.50 yard $ 50 Y. d tw pick 4 of| was the first picture of Bomworth, | I) § : 2.5 ar : 0! ; tected th r from! Ine. Black Striped Novelty Woolens, 44 inches wide, r { I % A by, the a ; * duced to $1.50 yard. LAID Wool Velours, i ‘a crush st /pnasts Wao eurrounded ¢ Kk Black Wool Crepes, 54 inches wide, reduced to $1.50 Priestley’s English eFhS FF aa FE 2 athe tt hia) ie sti is ae Nea ’ ee Tweeds, Zibelines, Bur- Black Ottoman, 54 tnches wide, reduced to $1.50 ella Cloth and Novelty Br music ) ant F : . yard. % ‘ Oe ee Black Bedford Cord, 54 inches wide, reduced to $2.00 | Woolens in appropriate T ee } Fannie and Fatty } etace ; to Rien, with yard. weights and wea aa H | i hy The Coliseum offers a double | care “kinner's Drees Suit ; Black “English Serge, 54 inches wide, reduced coats, skirts and suits, t © pro i Satu ¥,| letter reached 0 sta. thout ¢ 5 i Ez feature program tll aturday, | jetter reached the star without 54 inches wide, $2.50 95844 with Fannie Ward tn “On the! tay, $2.00 yard. Level,” Fatty Arbucklo Novelty Wool Crepes in black and midnight-blue, ¢ yard: a ] ‘ Ob, Doct » New © . - i ‘ : 2 A dance hall girl 1s always a ey | Miss Ward imparts to the role Has New Stunts inches wide, reduced to $2.00 yard. _,... 5 y Jot Merlin Warmer, the only child) Chaplin, the highest aa interesting—especially if she is ; i Pcs lof a sheep ranchman, « certain art dian in‘ the wor vivacity and charm that has won | cc to pack the i as pretty as Fanny Ward—and : y , for her an enviable posi th | the Strand theatré to seo his Inte Basement Salesroom | film theatre audien . © and best comedy release The d a her life as dramatic as Mexicali { ae tag falda their sheop ranch vature ieee Phonograph Mae’s—portrayed by Miss Ward | Swe veken Way. Wwe Lind Sat aarae:| Say toto tuction, Records for the Graceful Boots ' , Mertin, renam hd pete Soldiers In Black: and Gray Combination large aw never beon seen on the acreen before. — | z : - : } S many of your rec- $6 00 P. ‘ Perfectly Tame | A ords as can be spared . alr i lar about the will be heartily welcomed RAY cravenette top- wero b 1a new by the boys at the Camp, ping a vamp of black mount t * Surtng the filming who are hungry for music kidskin makes the good- ” on of the dowert now at nd the Rex, she inquired : during their hours of re- looking Shoe sketched. An is he afraid of & obtle laxation. 8-inch model, with Good- Plate Perfection plied ; muse thi If you will leave these year welt sole and leather pe eS an : stomo- |! | records at the WILL Louis heel. Sizes 2% to 8, ian guna MATA Pdi ta CALL DESK, First Floor,] widths A to D. Price cotiiiestion ot Geta ates Heroic France the Committee will ar] $6.00 pair. at enefourth the cost of th : ren hy gry arent Fan . .r oe ten mg The same combination on English-style to — Samar in fying lage ee last, with 1%-inch military heel, ‘sizes 244 Colonial, The p teh to 8; widths A to D. Price $6.00 pair. js of action—were 3 a] —Basement Salesroom, Dentalloy Plates tx Ser, Genes vale Aaneiean Pe | photographer, who traversed the Admission ..... ‘ Still greater economy, ng front from the sea to the Ree ees ae fonaap serase ate a Gs Four-Fold Zephyr Yarn 1 KANSAS MINERS GO OUT oN|| | £24 '2 cB popular prod 20 Sk ‘ THE LODGE CAFE || G ‘A STRIKE is *** c OKein Fourth Avenue at Westlake a of P » Mine : : : i mide Featuring latest war song. |) t . PITTSBURG, Kan, Nov. 1 Re. | $25 Rubber Plates ‘ : < fe ha ‘ T is not too early to begin now knitting and “Stand Up ” jecting the Kansas City agree t e tant ung ‘d crocheting these soft yarns into Christmas gifts ale” . ment made with the fuel ad for $15 7 High-class Entartainment and " tion, miners in 21 Kansa $ t apoleon of his age, in ‘ of jackets, caps, bootees and leggings. Thirty- aeing 8 P.M. to 1 A. ; . Vatuable Prises Given Away. struck today, ty! which have no equal at f finance. eight colors to choose from, 20¢ skein. that price complications begin t —Basement Salearoom, mates FREE. eat New nitting 25c Dozen Clara as “Camille As Plate Specialists we une only the Juetly Cele ; : ¢ \ brated TRUBITE TEETH. ¥ N. W. Cor. Fourth & Pike. aaa | Phone Main 3256. COLORED BOYS IN Bags, $3.75 HESE inexpensive white Handkerchiefs, with REFINED version of hemstitched edge, serve admirably for chil- 4 TH BET. Pl KE & Pl N E | sketch, with metal frame . | fancy flowered lining with § [7 j : ; DENTISTS GRIN AT HOODOO. coin purse attached and Women’s Stockings Medium-weight | deep narrow pocket for Black Cotton [ Negro select troops are arriving at RTMIERE: brawn andsnevy Dental Special Hee pe oR 7 tag ee | with handle of self-material 814 to 10, the pair, 25¢. __pasement salesroom. Brigade, The pe tage of men Price $3.75. rat Floo t among the new arrivals wt nnouncemen }had y military training ts by DR. EDWIN 2. | ‘ording to the officers | — ; ; ; \E ‘ - ee 4 Hos . ¢ d white non-commis-|in the 9th Cavalry Geel Fve Ne . iat a incre ana wit oncom nt - ranay yonee Gee! Even Our Local | STATE LIBERTY LOAN oe . : Official French war pictures of our : ores abel ae ‘Reps tel armen; dining car walter ree poit pnd I " vne| | Seattle's total subscription to the . . . 3 b who have had military ex nee. |now 18 Corp. Turner; also G. Chis-| | p Mr. H econd Liberty Loan will probably allies in action where our own boys n vw th Some of the men fron ttle holm and Aberdeen Lynch, both of {Heir bit to help Mr. Ho rf peta geE hs cipal a ° 4 away ‘int; Y. D. Campbell, who was three| thru the dry squad : ay ; f . A 3 ears 6 24th Infantry, regula aati chil : figure will have been sub- are being sent. rnd nen ” f SA Gist a eta 2 Flea Mlearake rp ee scribed to by 26,677 persons and the war, but I do « P 1 ere ily to the Mrs. Winfield R, Smit t firms. 4 tow cutie sapageaaE : | yet expectec Ne on’s use. Priced at 25 2 rr H > | tig Madling tae vogoe dren’s use. Priced at 25¢ dozen. ' . - ement Salesroom, | ATIONAL is the Bag shown in the Made of corded velveteen, ribbed top, sizes CO i pyres t in whipping suals whose ne W in at s;Otleg gers eip tenor my name an’ Jinto shape have been rele andjanything but “buck private” yet I nm TOTAL 000,000 were inclined to worry a hen |$ |ager George W. Allen announces, chairman of the in- ct to incr y ky number, a ay the col-) pant Mirat of Paris and R. Ber-| commit ern ‘oops are ¢ g the most of defense, Wednesday, to ‘ K. § Stacked Comedy ADMISSION CHILDREN the in Jered trope are among: th trand of Marscllies arrived in Seat-|0f dotense, PK. St cost of HL. (Doc) Hamilton, who was a tle Wednesday night fresh from the | Original plans were to pour it| ine ial subseription at 1,100,000, “Two of a 10c 5c "i une a known an the onty |‘ as been/front and have registered at the/down the gutter back of poll bulk os mts was subscribed nt to be kno , ' uarters vy shipyard employes. Seattle who did not rat supply sergen tel headquarter - n Kind” Including War Tax. mae enue of te wer while W ho they have been in many bat-| “The liquor represents | ‘The total for the state ts expect: “I > attlo chauffeur, is a ‘geant 4,they have come thru without quantity of grain,” Mrs@Smith d to rea h $44,000,000, $43,550,950 rison was quartermaster sergeant any wounds. (“and it would be folly to waste having already been credited, mittee, estimates the P re