The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1917, Page 7

The New Military Boot Very Much in Demand See how well the fin not Ros YOUR de ton” oan mands, alone in this particular type of Root, but \ Bin the matter of price also. Our popular prices will surely remind you of former oP: good old times. The above mode! bas i ,-inch military heel, welted soles and S',-inch (op. In Tan Calf, per pair 86.05 ta ) with fawn ¢! sa.e5 In with xray © $3.05 Ie with gray cloth top 85.05, nen 2 to 8; widths A te D. Combines comfort, durability and style, BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Floor Fite! Bldg, Second «Pike St STAR—FRIDAY, i— Washabl Next Emperor of Japan Is Schol: and Athlete, Too OMEN’'S W “vente gray, tan, ivory with embroidered and black stitching, $1.50 pair pair pia 20. n $3.50 ee poplin in navy collar, trousers set-in sleeve Cut full, for girls years of age. $3.50. Rain 35e¢. GIRLS’ full, navy ber Price Hats to RAIN CAP coverall sty or dark-red ods sateen, large hoods. 16 years, $1.95. Nasement Ry United Press Leased Wire f. 16.—The next em ent Salesroo and e Gloves and pearl, Gloves, $1.50 Washable in backs price Girls’ Raincoats PAILORED rubberized tan, fashioned with convertible pockets and Women’s White Lambskin Gloves and Gray Wash able Leather Gloves with black titching on back amply ‘ed ES le, Children’s from 4 to 16 at match, in 1 of rub- with Sizes 4 to | | : EDUCED RATES TO Owns Bible Written |peror of Japan, now the Crown Sch | D | A ORNI O I H i Prince Hirohito, will, when he suc oO resses | a. A ut in ong ANG | ceeds to the throne, be more Weat- } th A eh i]} $3.95, $5.00, $6.50 | First Class Thira.| MONTREAL, Nov. 16.—Hugh Rus-|ern than Eastern. Gan Francieee oo and $25.00 $10.00 | %l of Notre Dame do Grace, is the} He is a sturdy lad of over 16 : ITTLE girls will be Wes Angeles ergo and $23.00 $14.60 Sie, ener aet x. - ef ages . lees pa ' ila id comfortably warm in | eo he most wonderful books in the Jon, and eata European style | fl] ; oa. $22.50 and $25.00 $16.50 | world, It ts a co. 2 these Serge Dresses, and | “Ss & MULTNOMAH” appropriately clad for | on the 16th He ’ | Good service, large outs areer in else than | tio school, They are in the geste ond wnsurpesesd meals. : = : favored Peter Thompson, the old-style family Bible. It is beau " h ant | ery convenience for passengers Particulars at City Tieket Office THE McCORMICK LINE Cherry Phone Eitiott 3436! tifully written, too, b in every and re medieval monk Honest Dentistry oe Honest Prices => ALBANY Z i nage People in Need of Dental Work Want THE BEST Dental work known to DE: NTISTRY THE BEST prices known to DENTISTE THE ST Dental Materials known to DENTISTRY THE BEST Painless Methods known to DENTISTRY THE BEST GUARANTEE known to DENTISTRY. This is what we give our patients, and this is why our practice fnereases year after year. Our Guarant lor 15 Years is absolutely binding “ifs” and “ani bout it. Should any work n we pledge it to give, we will let you be the jud tisfactory settlement. there are no the service e of what is a Examination and Consultation Free. ALBANY DENTISTS |. Peoples Bank Buliding, Second Ave. and Pike St. ON CREDIT CE 1332-1334 Second Avenue HE famous line of Bradbury Suits and Overcoats tx direct from the best makers of high-grade Clothes in made by the best workmen under the sup the art of clo manufacturing. Quantity tematic organization make it possible to sell these at $25.00 and up Other highly desirable makes in the hvery garment f masters in latest: models $15.00 “ez ecee ~~ Interested eee Evenings. seg fle Saf WP BRADBURY OVERCOATS 2°") (>) Empire and belted Basement spon! ¥ 1 nat-| fl He ix just about to|f! the study of physics, chem five boy friends, | styles, | w ft the Peer | some with braiding, but- | tons, embroidery or con- trasting collars for trim- ming. Sizes 6 to 14 years. | Prices—$3.95, 35.00 and | $6.50. Salesroom Make Holiday Selections From This Exceptional Offering: 3 Christmas Silk Scarfs to 3 Sc - rohito is above ONTRASTING stripes finish in yearn ma myers ’ | the sailor collar and cuffs of hird-class | these fluffy-finished Sweaters. - but | Four desirable colors to choose ” yo from re Green Maize Rose Copenhagen Il] Sizes 88 to 46. Price $5.00. F ollowing Bazaar Comes Red C TOSS Sleeveless Jackets After a successful termtinat = Knitted Jackets in bandag and black, made in basque henner’ t ' | and finished with fancy by b a at b Fit well under the coat or m Y- ‘ worn in home or office. Sizes ? final drt r 4 nber be purchas gir ar pis Want All Petitions for Recall Returned 1 WW Owing registra veers 8 nae CAMEL IS Charge Attempt to her name is Camelflage th e | tately mascot of her| str | A in this town! City May Authorize | pitities in Map nee then she Sale of Horse Meat} streets ana ishing for the 1 ' b i t fir t Amer parniias bebuit is a neries of bathe 1 by ite 1 These will Harr A.| re the naked ! and kill off ; t atene|'s Leon " ther le the ted to call ernment th drafting o n ordir « Cam ge that 4 knows noth A lan permitting the slaughter oft ing of American prohibition or | safe horses for food. politics, Oxferd-gray effects edging. be 36 to 46. aur [Ke with 1 no that th Oe’, /|@ | with . GENERAI HEADQUART Steal Mayor's Girl, See nae secoeprntonieey ‘soba ds 1 th ARMY ri NCE Oct (B up M r uw: | Ma En pation } ome t ‘ sabe the ff fo ae t he ler of a I n 4 attached of filet in front of lace beading and edge. NOV. 16, 1917. PAGE 7 -FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom Winter Coats at $16.75 Feature the Styles of the Moment In Favored Materials and Colors HERE dozen patterns—many beautiful colorings. Made in good, brocaded scroll, fects, also smart stripe designs. appeal to young men and old will ranging from the quiet, multi-color novelties. the The low price makes this a splendid opportunity ect for Holiday and future personal needs. $1.00. sel Basement bright, arfs for Price are 1,200 Scarfs to choose from—two Angora-finish Wool | Sweaters $5.00 Envelope Chemise This is Nicholai Lenine is leading the 85c TTRACTIVELY Envelope Chemise as pictured, erviceable lingerie watt yoke, insertion, om lace which i Price motif topped . (5 collars of fur or self material. 25 Manufacturer's Samples are also included Offering Particularly Good Values Black, Green, 34 to 44, Colorings—Navy, Sizes 16 and 18; YATS of the handsome Egyptian Plush and Wool Velour are included in this group, also styles in Cheviot and fancy Coatings, with Brown. Equally interesting styles and values in groups $12.50, $15.00 and $21.00 - DESIGNED cloth set ribbon-run S85¢. Basement Se'esroom. ror ‘otaky, olsheviki in igainst the Russ 4 window ! ? Bolsheviki Chief | US. ARMY MASCOT | Fighting Kerensky their can be who, with Petro. revolt ian provisional gov made from being opened by an outsid er by being left open, Basement Balesroom. for $1.00 —or 35c Each full, open-end patterns, in conventional and floral ef- Scarfs that folk, subdued effects to as well as for present Thirty-five cents each; gifts, Basement Salesroom. $4.15 WO factors make for long service in these Suits—the sturdy gray and tan herringbone mixtures from which they are tailored and the | extra pair of knickerbockers. They are in the popular pinch-back style, $4.15. sizes 7 to 17 years Trench-Model Overcoats for little fel- lows from 3 to 10 years of age, are of mixtures, Boys’ ii Mackinaws MEN’S Mackinaws Overalls | Wool and Cotton Half-hose folk model, with Shirts of flannel, chambray, | Hasement 5S Fillings and Coverings for Comfortables ton for Suggested for covering—Cotton Challies of good quality, in paisley, floral and small figured patterns of light and dark colorings. | CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE particularly hemmed in} explain to you how you affect me @, azine, are A FEMINIST SITUATION ran wareana °° lef 4 ing av uid I wa jet . \ prepar atory to 1 aft | er a delicious breakfast In our draw “Ye I x I suppose you are wondering how long that happiness last, aren't you could not resist the impu jear man ther hand. that ¢ ant Heve in the ether that ir a woman lividual is a man or] you warm material, and green plaids, tailored in Nor- patch pockets. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Price $4.50. S$ WORK CLOTHES Jumpers e individual, | world means No one means rest to you, and rest is the thing I crave “*You, as the editor of a big mag- more than all else. 1 wish I could Boys’ School Suits With Extra Knickerbockers serviceable tweeds and cassimeres in gray and brown Priced at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Unionalls OVERINGS of your own selection and filling of the good quality as desired are possible when Comfort- ables are made at home. Cotton Batts filled with soft, fluffy long-fiber cot-] ] rolling out between cheese-cloth to maintain their even thickness, 18c, 25c, 35c, $1.35 and $1.50 each. in blue, gray teen. Thirty Low-Heel Boots For Growing Girls $4.50 Pair rcp er on sensible low-heel last and jj smart in appearance as well is this Gun-metal Calf ] Lace Boot, with black crav- enette cloth top and black |] Neolin sole. Sizes 3 to 7. Price $4.50 pair. j MISSE: AND CHIIL- DREN’S GUN-MET- | AL CALF BUTTON ] SHOES with heavy soles and cloth tops, sizes 81% to 11, $2.25 1114 to 2, $2.50 pair; pair. CHILDREN’S BLACK KID SHOES in but- ton style, with hand- turned soles, sizes 2 to 5, $1.00 pair; 51% to 8, $1.45 pair. BOYS’ HEAVY. WEIGHT CALF LACE SHOES on broad-toe last, with Neolin sole, sizes 9 to 12, $2.50 pair; 12% to 2, $2.95 pair. BOYS HEAV Y- WEIGHT BLACK CALF SHOES of Blucher cut, with chrome - tanned soles, sizes 10 to 1314, $2.50 pair; 1 to 2, $3.00 2% to 6, $3.50 pair; 2 Basement Salesroom. pair. Children’s Winter Hats $1.25 to $5.00 OFT velvets in combi- nation with satins are ~ shirred and puffed into the quaintest of Hats for little — girls, and there are others, more tailored in effect, of velour or velvet with grosgrain ribbon band, and Hats between these ex- tremes, with blue or pink facings. Priced at $1.25, $1.95, $2.95, $3.75, $5.00. —Basement Salesroom, x inches wide, 18¢ —Rasement Salesroom, by the In other words, T ca mother, }.| Would be broken at your awful end uld have for me would | and I re age eal I am two years older than you a won we oh, don't smile, | tensely mean a at deal if y No, I answered. and 1 62 ides all tl He dropped my iddenty,| You love your friends too well to go us tho it hurt hir out of their lives and never si | Wait 1 1 jet me explain again, Here is an interesting feminist situ The only outcome that this mad ation, dear I u rea capade oot jthat if 1 ad way wit ” that I would it would hurt you m« and more dissatisfied would until, in self-defense, |) ind I} to run away from you and hide in continu dear, | unhappiness and despair.’ that I am alc » the > My| “But, dear, dear ex friend 1 sre all| lady,’ said that lovable j the most r nd be don't understand unything >| are You could ne back to this country °| difference to me You have, my a very conventional fa whose two years would you grow more and restless, 1 would have Nothing in thi to me but} No matter how tired I am, how raw my frazzled nerves, to be bee side you means content ‘ I don’t think T am passionately e with you, dear, I only ki are my other self, and tha ithout you and be with myself and the world! 5 being a woman, Mrs. w that I loved him with t. It did not make much about myself, if T make him happy, & 4 gle wh could thought “No, dear Mrs. Margie, the Mes and wrong of it did not bother i was only troubled with the though! of what would make and keep hi happiest in the y s to come, 4 1 looked up to 1 most bes ing expression in the dear blue ey and then 1 said, “Poolish boy, ha your own way t t again to take my said. If at the end of six months el the same toward me as you now, I'll go. As I said this, “5 P Margie, I felt a qualm in my | that almost sickened me,” (To be continued) 4 only ~ STAR WANT ADS BEST FOR RESULTS ("