The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 5

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STAR—WEDN SDAY, NOV. 7, 1917. PAGE ) SHELL SHORTAGE | = WORST DANGER | Seviaseciae {| IN ITALY NOW i pint: ra Furniture Co, i. | 416-424 Pike Street | WE'LL TRUST YOU UR Creait sy JilkandCotton Zhe Rhodes Co. ixe ics mM d Fabri Miss M. E. Matthews Main Floor, Rear present w Co. ) han been established for your conventence— to anaiat vc vidual c : ' » ite 4 ° oe oan “Our terme a hee lower than. will Monument to Him J) yu" warren beac Plaid Suitings A sem f ) material in suited sUsT YOUR wonp Hometurniahings pling men have J many's offennive Matthews funds for t P. ws. of raisin A monument to © —— : i | nei Sacuvcc: An Extraordinary Sale tpn’ wt mtn or Shon prominent" Fe OF Suits--Winter Styles mt The Mussa munitions, ‘The tillery, In beth « mad run ¢ had little enn Macken his way by and Last Saturday they |f more, detern regiment of Maxwell /[/ an astounded w nt and Auburn-—joaded | J there w if th no longer in one man in tht ighted land who knew how to run 4 country hotel and run it right d to blazon to rid the fact that » weave are adapte en literally bias drum. fire Italy has and distribu: This seems imporsible of be anyone who has ever ted with the rural coun 7 Lin these United States |), ard of the land Untrimmed feats | and Adornments Reduced for SPHONE STAND and mente ¥ Rigen be ‘ famed fin sh: H a ‘meas aren those with ‘ . get both by Ru inches; has shelf for pt hotelern then paid th . We months the Italian ook: a well constru alty for « by joining thei itary con ion in “Wa nm th Tab: special $2. 75 fath ering tor" Amerran | Thursday Harry D. Avati Call for Munitions | Upper Main Floor AN | nelected variety | of Untrimmed McBride In Direct and got the « Sl tic |ea' by a serious shortage of shell t row offers hin salesroom face of the big Germar | € f neve in freely admitted by It | Albert Hansen {) Charge of Sanitarium | tacice to bel the bey ere in the United Hats; ‘mate ot etic ent. Stverentn Health Commi tite | ¢ Apaeng ti: Mire rye HAMMER; AUTO ‘nn Velvet ant) 0 Upper Main Floor. W010 Second Ave, Near It's a dandy big r whole ¢ hatters’ plush Mediecn accommodate at Munit comprise large ; hundred Suits to choose from—an assort- sates HATES KNOCKS «:: Lloyd . im Sailors, Chin | ONE ment designed in the belted style, of se : Chins es, Mushrooms Wool Poplin, Burella, Gaberdine, Serge TAGS you CAN READ Care in the use of the machiniat's culties ary missdon and soft draped Turbans and Velour, in plain ‘The greatest number of ides aa a hana a: ta Se Navy, Taupe, Burgundy, Russian Green, colors. Choice for Thursday Dark Brown, Reindeer and Checks. at fe $4.50 siommena are | ~SMnother Assortment Reduced to read by t rattic sariens tool equipment of every automo |thing the Germans knew all about) —_—— ene | . ey decided © launch oF | — = try tables while ¥ , bile, is one of the first things the, When they decided to | ho oth 24, First and Madison—Week Commencing Sunday, November It s|amateur automobile repair man | #ttack | ROWLAND-CLIFFORD-GATTS (Ine.) Presents must learn when working around|. “Then they know about the condi + the engine, says H. B. Fowler, of | tons in the Ite AN ENTIRE NEW PRODUCTION OF THAT GRAND OLD Garce and. Machine| “Certainly. ¢ every street AMERICAN PLAY saggy owns yor : 7 | THE particularls is E Eke] NS HEAR]: arene Sagat ies $19.75 The Famous penying flustration. Silver Band of # Those DRINK HOT TEA Pe cetigen should the ham The 22: /0LD fy KENTUCKY Large Company of Exceptional Ability part, and this is a de should be overcome ienens | tailored, belted and plaited styles— waathiakt shediihe ‘teaiea ‘ete made of fine Broadcloth, Burella, es ee | PLAIN | Poplin and Gaberdine. These beau- imi | used on any metal pi ty Wings and smail Tips in Rte FOR A BAD COLD |) witnout vention of at Sisiaael sa bineke: Chola tiful Suits are full silk lined and trimmed with : of wood 4 he surface Thursday 50¢ kerami cloth, velvet or self material—displayed in all the new Fall shades. Sizes 34 to 46. WIRE | and Lebanon, Ore., plants still are Dan ¢ Supid Runs § DAY shut down. The Hawley Pulp and a Paper Co.'s mill has resumed work misses one of th valve pu milarly vul-lern f nerable parts with any degree of|' Ask | . Don’t Miss the Big New Street Parade force is apt to cause trouble of an| ties betwee a Mexican bats sr with union crews BUCK AND WING DANCING CONTE p . to be sparing in the use of his|man offensive on the ont, | ° ssa earcns mame Sar Fe ern ihe fin i eS a ‘I | DOCTOR vegetable, therefore harmieas fort to it unnecessarily, and do nota that | '$ Sc oa ten! ~ — —————— une a sledgehammer blow where a/ infantry | Go to the RIGHT DRUG CO, y passing thru its 169 Washington Street }tiret x Tuesday, Seattle is and 1111 First Avenue, light tap will do the work JUST WHAT YOU ARE erty of canno } After LOOKING ; FOR But What Waiter French 1 to the Talia ating Its fire wheatiens meals to nad the tease aa . 7 ae | Which been. ; od yA 4 eee, ead you a careful examination HA nancig a Isa Self-Starter? tiene, ‘the tack, not of Ttaltan «Chairman ok, of the state and prescribe for you coat a sien in a Kansas City restau pene Pichp bahia FREE x iaek veo | | pressed grat n with the result 1 you are sick you cannot do bet ter than take advantage of this offer, We save you money and give the ° We Pay the Waiter a Living @ When it comes to buying meats Boldt Waee. Vou Want te auy wie, || Art Works and Many | pays a slight premium over the market Autemebile, Ge T Ce ay | We save 7 ; price just to insure that you get the very, Oe eel TCS to. Be Sold | j t possible treatment best quality—fresh cut and properly re- at Girls’ Baz: | frigerated. LOGAL AGENT GETS 2:0 WARNING OF SPIES toned ¢ Wri Sues Si BEAUX! E .. AWKWARD MAIDS! be LEARN TO DANCE The Modern Steps at the HIPPODROME =| GRACEFUL Boldt serves a special club steak for a half a dollar that’s a winner. And for that family dinner we'd suggest a special N. Y. cut Sirloin, planked as Boldt serves them, sufficient for three persons, and at 637 RAST PIKE STREET a cost that will agreeably surprise you. East 990 @ Get the habit—Eat at Boldt’s. Boldt’ Restaurants and Bakeries 913 Second Ave Itt Third Ave - ) (Rainier Restaurant and Bakery The Big Four Pittmon Pattison Co. 210 Pike St. (Bakery Branch) — First and Pike (EKeonomy Market) WG gems ag STREET pa | a war relief fed-| Include Albert Hanser tered by Mre. J rohief made exper King ¢ and the park sented to the * GRIFFITHS TO SPEAK TO TAXPAYERS’ CLUB AND HAPPY—— This Finest Dancing Floor in America is presided over by PROF, and MRS. OS- WALD, PREMIER IN STRUCTORS. Thirty as s'stants. MATINEE CLASS TUESDAY 2:30 Membership limited to insure individual instrue tion ve you something p? Use Star Want Ads. BUYERS’ GUIDE AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS ‘ — $$ ee The Most Beautiful Car in America PAIG Paige Motor Sales Company PON Kinet Mike Phone Mast 210 eS LCT EY RC PET TED 1016 East Pike METZ CARS weir TE TL EE | ALS PS FOWLER'S re. AUTO TRAILER TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIRS Wash REDUCED RATES TO (CALIFORNIA | First Claas Third San Francisco $13.00 and $15.00 $10.00 Los Angeles Ports ).00 and $23.00 $14.50 San Diego: W ORLEANS $16.50 terir full Mexican revolutions can’t Call Elliott 3187 Instruction All Day Long Here is an exceptional buy. A new, 5-passenger Max- well car, that has been run only 700 miles. One extra tire . $700.00 Wieket Oftice instance, Miss Maria inane Me Aats, Siuea | THE) McCORMICK LINE Mexico's most beautiful’ girl and 499 Cherry St. Vhone Elliott 436 PALACE | Weitz Zubieta, of the supreme court of Coutinwens I Dally 1 to An Extra Fine New Show Tomorrow and risked bandit capture to wed Victor Jose Velasquez A Male Octette of wonderful Harmony Sundays 20¢ Singer jongs of Yesterday and Today.” Children 160 5 OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS 5 setietel GAIL KANE A Brady-Made World Picture IN “AS MAN MADE HER” FOW HICS GARAGE wan Paci Auto Supply Co. ."32:2°% WILLARD SERVICE paitive, New Unttertes Others to Pick From: 5-pass. Chevrolet. . $475.00 pass. Pullman 5-pass. Buick 1918 T-passenger baker $1,300.00 7-passenger Pierce-Arrow. exile, Yea, out of the West rode young Lochinvar's bride. | Velasquez is no piker himself | ancestry, even tho s he to know o win out? He Necharging, 1 AUTO ELECTING KQUIPMENT Co 1524 11th Av. Bet. Pike & Pine. Kant 552 WADE MARK REGISTERED . Overland. CH Perhaps you want some- thing in a Roadster—we have it. WASHINGTON- OAKLAND CO. PIKE ET at TW ast G14 w for his caliber mo Buy Your Goodyear Cords iste’ of the Tyre Shop H. 8. Wilbur, Mgr. MASTER THE MASTER SALES CO. CARBURETER mobile Blectriceat Engineers PREST-OLAITE service ON for EVERYTHING BKLECTRICAL ries 703 Wnt Pike Street Phone Enat 563 tion-picture revolutions. The bridegroom's father, Gen. Vel usquez, Was minister of war under Porfirio Diaz, vice president of the republican party and director of military construction for the Mexican government. Young Velasquez secretary of the Mexican leg | Paris and in Tokio, and is a gradu ate of the University of Paris, | epnirer of Automobiles | was Radiators, Fenders, Etc. | 1405-7 Broadway. Phone Kast tion In u

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