The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1917, Page 4

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1 Year’s Subscri THE DESIGN —At the Store That Saves You Money— Women’s Lisle Hose 25c Pair Just received 120 dozen Women's two-thread pure Lisle Hose, double sole and toe and high spliced heel; extra wide garter tops—in plain black and white. Get r supply now, as these are worth more money. 814, 9, 914, 10, 1014. $7.50 Wool-Mixed Blankets at $6.98 Fine wool mixed Hlankets, made on a strong cotton warp, With selected white woot filling Im White with pink or blue bor Gers, silk bound $6.98 fonda Wednesday $2.50 Colored Bedspreads $5.50 Extra Heavy Blankets, $4.98 Extra heavy wool. finished Bianketa. Double bed size, in gray or tan, with fancy striped pink and blue borders. Special on Werdnemdlay, $4.98 each 65c Feather Pillows, 55 at $1.98 __ Each Sine 72x90 inches, extra heavy, | Site 17x24 Inches, covered in pink or red, fast colors. For | With @ fancy stripe art ticking Wednesday Wednesday, ach. $1.98 Fac 55c $3.50 Bed Comforts, White Bedspreads, $2.98 $2.98 Each Extra heavy white crocheted on sg " Bedspreads, woven for long me T2XH4 Inches, covered on Wear, Sine 85x95, on Wednee both den with rose pattern clo 4 filled with white cot day, your pick $2 98 oth and ton, Wednesday, 2 : wach $2.98 T5e Table Damask, 59¢ | 39.50 Bed Comforts, $1.98 Good quality mercertsed Table Size @4¢x7@, filled with a nice Damask, 64 inches wide, made Of a fine selected cotton yarn clean white cotton and covered with fancy challie, Persian de ansorte! orn, Weineatsy.... OVE JM Warm $1 QR 22e White Outing Flannel, | 75¢ Baby Comforts, 59¢ 16 2-3e Yard Sine 34x46 inches, filled with Extra heavy White Outing | white cotton and fancy crash, Flannel, 27 inches wide, nwilled | covered with plain backs to finish, Wednemlay, mateh. Wednesday per yard.......... . 164%c each 59c NS Boys’ and Girls’ Winter Underwear Up to Tic, on Sale Wednesday, 35c Garment Broken lines from the season's selling Heavy fleece Shirts and Pants, fiat knit, soft nap Meece. In regular Fall 35c SILK VEILING up to 35 yard, tn t-yard remnants, for . WOMEN’S FANCY COLLARS, vaiues ap to Soe. 10 c Miller-Made Boys’ Shoes, $3.50 Pair Made of solid leather. vamp one piece, extra heavy leather sole, mailed and sewed. With « le Neatfoot Ol you have a Bhoe as fatixfaction. Slees 7% to 5% $3.00 Misses’ Shoes, $2.25 Pair Made of dongola calf, Blucher cut, patent tos, low heel. _ Weights. To close out, Wednesday, garment 10c to close out. each Near waterproof as you can get and one that will give entire 1, 1% and 2. Regular $3.00 values. Special, pair $2.25. Sizes | There were enough potatoes in this Chicago “food dump” when |have fed scores of families all winter, had the spude not been allowed warehouses while potato dealers were “regulating” the market in the potato mountain were several hundred bushels, and they represent but to rot and freene by our wasteful marketing and transportation food administrator. Wheeler will try to reclaim from the many Chicago TO INSPECT — WAY FOR DRIVE PHONE PLANT AGAINST ITALY | By United Pree Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Nov, 13— “Carefully planned politieal of- fensives” in Russia and Italy, preparatory to military offen- sives, were cited by Secretary of War Baker today in his weekly summary as “clearly revealing the present methods of the Ger- man: The SAVES vOu MONEY 7 CUT MUN) TCSS SECONO AVENLE_AT UAMES STREEY 'U, S. RECLAIMS FLIERS FROM FRENCH FORCES: By United Press Leased Wire AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR TERS, France, Nov. 13.—All Amert can aviators now fighting In the French army, were today formally By United Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.— Seeretary of Labor Wilson and | his commission plan to inspect | the local plant of the Pacifie | Telephone and Telegraph Co., and to investigate the working conditions of telephone girls. | A recommendation of some sort may be expected within a few days Secretary Wilson nuncel review, covering last week's | war moves, commissioned officers in the U. S.| poth sides of the controversy were declares the American army aviation service. The famous| z y wert |artiliery on the fighting line in DENTIST [presented to the commiasion yester | rrance is acquitting itself “very * Lafayette Eecadrilie of Americans |} y reditably was included. Receding or bleeding gums, Po Pl Ta hang PCO B Blightiy sore or loose, and a bad/ some of the new American tiiern| 4 ny . mmission has Meaty | The German attack on a «mall de orthen. | started its probe into the Mooney | ucnment ah are indications of Pyorthes:| will continue temporarily with their | *wsce no pu Ahrrstbnae goin ment of American troops in the land if allowed to remain un-{ present commands, ahd under|pe e.g. of the results, Wilson said. | Lrench trenches was described as a French direction, until they are call. |°*J0" Mode ab attack for reconnaisince ‘The commission will make the! jurpe Ks’ Disease) muce €d upon for active wervice with the| yon, fo inet mentrentveiy, (oe y for many ye | American expeditionary forces, A| Moone? fom Boe aed unobtrusively.) “In Italy the situation ts develop specialize In Crown and Bridge|great many airmen, however, wili| Ut &* *fficiently as possibile,” said) ing an normally as can be expected . he necre’ ¥ of labor 1 | 20in the American colors at once the secretary of tn [under the circumstances ‘Ail my work js guaranteed, No public statement will be made Pg Tail compere wish the beat obe | ‘The transfer of this big body ofluson ft. The information will be|coortes, alan fetreat. somewhat f prices that are within the aerial fighters ives the United| compiled in a report which will xo confused in te cor y stages has be ‘ b will #0] come more order yeir morale in fmber. it will pay you to come| States a nucleus of veterans of the | to the president potas Tapldiy remored. Aled. rein bie ad to me for your Dental Work PAINLESS AUSTIN Third Ave. and Pike St. Entrance, 1504 Third Ave. te w formed a, junc Jair, which will be of incale vantage when the American forces | nm with the Italians, The pressure of the enemy is no greater.” t into action Fine Complexion \ British capture of Paaschendasle, Phone Main S760 40 square miles of terrain north of Are you looking for a lost ar. | | Just Printers Alane, are regarded by Baker's ex segs perte a “most i pe nt o ticle? Use Star want ads. 1613 THIRD MAIN 1043 |Stuart’s Calcium Wafers Bring | pains .* ‘most important tactical Heanty to the Skin and Banish Pimples, Blackheads and Skin Eruptions Reviewing the Russian ity the statement maid: “It ah | borne in mind further disintegration of the Ru: forces will mean the Germans will able to thin out | their line along the Ruamian front, | which will thus automatically con | tribute to the « ning of their re nistance in the West, as well as re |der available added contingents to | take part tn Italy.” ian SEND FOR FREE TRIAL PACKAGE Mail TT DAY'S CANVASS Seattle teams continued to canvass A “look for the miner’ —he stands for the Conservation of Food in the home. He asks you to assist in the campaign to use more oats, corn, buckwheat and pancake flours. He is the housekeeper’s emblem of Patriotic Household Economy a tions for the Y, M. C. A. war fund. " ways M. C. A. work a Center of iring Gane’ They signed up $20,750 in subserip. One of the greatest blessings &/ tions Monday, the first day of the woman can have isa fine, fair skin | arive, on face, neck and arms, A short use , A nation-wide campaign is be: |of Stuart's Calcium Waters now and| made tor $85,000,000 to be used for then for the blood condition makea| , M. C. A. work this ween. this possible. Women are great suf. | p Is to raise $100,000 for the ferers from blood disorders, and| war fund and $100,000 for local Y. M hence their complexions are marred/¢ 4, at the same time. The atate's because of this fact | allotment of the $45,000,000 war fund |A Beantifal Complexion Always Is! ana for local Y Ad “Flapjack Jack,” the miner, forms the trademark of the largest cereal manu- Hf | Stuart's Calcium Wafers give in|iq $200,000. In addition to this facturers on the Pacific Coast. Thou- pospen af ? complexion — vale amount, an additional $300,000 t» to pate ? ta ae | the ideals of an artint to produce. By |be tained by the “ 4 sands gt famili s know of the dainty cleaning out the pores, throwing off | fer loeal work tT Ae meals he prepares for them each day at all skin discolorations and blood im: . so small a cost from Albers Cereal Prod- | | purities, they do their work of ucts—that are purest in quality and high- if ae meee eee ren PORTLAND BOY Is est in excellence. Put up in air-tight pack- ] Get a 50-cent box of these wonder: HURT ON TR ages—your grocer can supply you. |ful wafers from any druggist any : where By United Press Leased Wire Acquire the cereal habit— For » free trial package mall cou.) BUTTE, Nov, 13—Koy Felden pon below |heimer, son of Albert Feldenheimer, It’s a patriotic one, wealthy Portland business man, wan . seriously injured b e 420 Stuart |) % transport b for France, ac Crs ros. fend me cording to word reaching here today & le hit by revirn mail, a free || He 1# now in a IAverpool hospital trial package of Stuart's Calcium || M4 may lone the alght of both eyon Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham, f| Wafers, bgp igs ei Aha ing engineer ployed by mines here The accident transport was | const. Name Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles. | the Butte and Superior Street happened as the nearing the British Details are lacking. methods $30,750 ON 1ST. business men Tuesday for contribu: | V. 13, 1917. PAGE 4 Igcits) the above photograph was taken to to freege in freight care and rot tn interest of higher prices. In this a amall part of the potatoes allowed says Harry A. Wheeler, Chicago food dumps such foods as are not at $37.50 to $52.50. ship of the highest o —Values that are the high-grade garments. Sufferers cloth trimmed. —Fabrics include: vertone Burellas Tricotines. COLORS: —Navy Blue, Midnight —100 correct style Suit Pyramid Pile Treatment quick relief, stops itching, or prot and such rectal troubles, privacy of your own home x at all dru a A often cures. ts sample tor mailed free in wrapper, you wend us coupon below. TO HELP CITY | | FIGHT GAS GRAB | Edward W. Bemis, of Chicago, advisor for the interstate com merce commission, and former political disciple of Tom Jonn son in Cleveland, has been asked by the elty to conduct an expert investigation of the com pany's earnings and expenses, and furnish evidence to be ased in opposing the raise In rates ordered by the state public ser vice commission He will be paid a fee of $10,000, nd will furnish his own account FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DROG COMPANY (6 Pyramid Hidg., Mersball, Mich. ont me 8 Pree Pile Treatatent, tn plat Make Your Own Cough # Syrup and Save Money % Netter Than Kind. 25 ants As a public utility expert Bemis | fy apege|has a nation-wide reputation. After | le up| graduating as a doctor of philosophy od andlerom the na Hopkins university. bo sintant statixtician for ath jconawers 4 and chest is, will really make|he became | you ent about tt the Illinois bureau of labor statts sou nt can supply you with! tics, director of municipal monope-| worth) ur this Into a pint bottis| lies, bureau of economic research, | }and fill the bottle with plain eranu-|New York, superintendent of the jated super syrup. Snake thoresan: | clove ater department, deputy | coat tp about 6b conte, an yeu in of water, gas and elec: | Dint—« fami of altricity eur in New York, super. | It's truly astonish rulekly |investigated the street railway ser it acts, penetratin viee for Dallas, Tex Heo § ya Gas Pest Ho will report {n Seattle November soothes and the inflamed. ¢ pps throat tickle and dreaded cough wi | | dinappoar sntirely. “Nothing bet for bronchitis, spasmodic. croup, |AN OLD ¥ whoot chor bronchial| asthma | Pinex i# a special and highly c¢ | centrated of genuine Nor-| compound someone way pine extract, head ne world over for cut effect on the thr | Avold disapr r n the me your druggiat ing ff sufferer perhaps | Pinex,” with full directions, and trom total deafness, We delieve| don't accept anything else. A guar that Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafn antes of abi sen, ote,, are caused by « money promp’ fitutional dikease, and that sal this preparation. Pninhalera, ete, merely t wayne, ind . with the complaint and “we ——__———_—__— fever, effect. a permanent This being #0, much time has ugges on spent in. perfecting a pure, Yet effective tonic that aulckly diapel all traces of polnon from the ays- effective — pre on Eczema which was eventually for lated is to atep in and as what our e&- their own home at little oxp perience ay of Secure from your druggist on }ing wash Me this home and add to it \& pint of and $1.00. Your unless pot water and 4 om. of granulated the firet bottle atir until dissolved. Pake sugar; one tablespoonful four times a day | \°"rne first done should begin to] relieve the distressing head noires, | s s @ headache, dullness, cloudy thinking, | | The Liquid Wash ete, while the hearing should rap- ty return as the mystem in invig~ ted by the tonte action, of the| | » ‘ |treatment. Loss.of amell and mucus Bartell Drug Co. | ng In the back of the throat are other aymptoms that show the nee of catarrhal polso and LA SES often reome this | treat nt If nearly ent of all ear troubles | in 28 ye. prac caused by catarrh Lt ter | e many people whose making be restored by this atment manent who ia troubled} and reasonable, with head noises, catarrhal deaf ness, or catarrh in any form, should | ive this prescription w trial DR. KNOWLTON 1881 Srd Ave., evo. F.0, er-PatersonCo. Important Special Sale of One Hundred Women's High-Grade Suits Correct Styles of This Season, Priced Regularly $37.50, $39.50, $45.00, $48.75, $50.00 and $52.50 .... Suits in Styles Suited to Every Occasion —High-grade garments such as this store shows in regular stocks —Styles from the simple to the fancy —many are Fur and Fur —Broadcloths, Burellas, Poiret Twills, Gabardines, Sil- All materials of fine quality . Russian Green, Gray, Taupe, Reindeer, Black. —The size range is complete—altogether a most remarkable sale. EXPERT BEMIS All in One Remnant Lot at $25.15 Materials of superior qualities—workman- rder. . : greatest offered this season in smart, correct , Silvertone Velours, Oxfords, Serges, Blue, Seal Brown, Snuff Brown, Burgundy, Plum, s, formerly $37.50 to $52.50, for.......!.$25.75 Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. and give his services until Jan vary 19, 1918 Supt. Valentine of the wu partment engaged Bemis on author ity from the council De you suppose,” queries F. P. C., “that Gen. Sherman had to buy shoes for four daughters who wouldn't be satisfied with any at Jens than $12 4 pair?” It takes but perseverance coveted goal Suit, coat, the FLORENCE 0 STORE, Second and Union PAINLESS TEETH CORRECTION This Office Will Be Open From 9 A. M. Until 8 P.M. Now that our Modern Sys- tem of Scientific Dentistry has been perfected, we can treat patients without the slightest pain—without shotks — with- out discomfort — without any after-effects without using dangerous drugs or = sickly gases. Our methods are positively safe and harmless—each oper- etion being conducted by duly qualified and efficient denta surgeons—men whose work and conscientious efforts are us scores and scores of new continualiy patients. bringing Despite the present condition of your teeth and gums—despite those gaping cavities and abscesses— we guarantee to restore your mouth to a clean, whole- some condition, and this while you sit and smile. The small cost of this important service will aston- ish you--come in for a free examination and estimate No obligation whatever Our “Natural” Teeth on our Double Suction Expres- sion Plates are the extreme limits of Plate Perfection. Full upper or lower set, guaranteed for 10 yOMre .....eseceseeess 10 These Plates are all made tn our own Laboratories. ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS ) Southeast Corner First and Pike For Ten Years in Same Location—Diagonally Ac From Publio Market. Laboring People's Dentist Aut Wore Guaranteed. Lady Attendant: J, R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr. h

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