The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 3

eT U.S. OFFICERS Ssse!uatescn 8s GERMAN SPIES 2™umueonu eatrahartauy vices a Cynthia Grey’s SATURDAY ee oasis im, a ee R : etaR| ERAS P POR TANG BLOW 2 pW Metig tatannesoae | GROTE-RANKIN They also predicted that the lew a sons of Halg's new methods would - |HAS ARTISTIC TALENTS OTTO F. KEGEL, President Ky United Press Leased Wire BY CARL D, GROAT | ; quickly be adopted by the Amertean iP ? 7 Dear Mins Grey: Hvery idle mo ON, Nov, 2%— fighters, Yankee ingenuity and]! oe phish ane es army officers who | “pep were counted on to improve SHINGTON, Nov. 2 | R to Washington jon the ob for open GghUing the) German money and intrigue I have devoted to drawing . ee knew the British sped re stirring trouble anew in Mex. [Women tn all manner of dr I ; Your. to use tanks on © ne tanks, according can pleture them in omy mind in dd seale in the | to oF ere, equipped with) '% It wan authoritatively stated ioe tieut conte and gowne faster as Part Payment and kept the se * today ' can eteh them, No detail J Hundreds of 1 5 o « 16 exCApEN my on a Monarch availing wely of Mexican neutrality, ponsible for : STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1917. PAGE 3 a, SOTA br ment wince I was a child—I amr officers, who de the United the American | ing made. A fund the recurrence of fighting and . ag hecigat first successes in the war, gave | r armored motor care) plotting by Villa, Zapata, Palacz JA K a high British commander the | is being used in this work and Felix Dias ' Bags “hunch” for this week's tank | The real seriousness of the prob: pig! 4 ae | drive: lom for the United States Hea in the | « will be found on Amer and Tuxpan of} Gelds may be cur foan leviathans now being prepared MADE UP BY DEALER tailed, while the difficulties near the & |for General Pershing's expeditionary vorder might ultimately divert some - - : L. J. Allen, chief inspector of the o rica's war wtrength from Bu LOUISE H UFF How Fat Actress | wis 001 measures division of the mpe department of public utilities, had : nm . I Was Made Slim voser war wnion, ne vetieves ack an | caMany at ° between dealer and consumer as to T cont 1 measure. | facturers of women's ¢ . to sketch ¢ find out ye minunderstanding hos been | ay othe shrinkage which occurs a cord of four-foot wood is cut | with South American rey lengths Evidence ves that the result of nts work will be te the load, so that a tull 4 A MARSHMALLOW KOAST be in a “load,” no mat Dy Mina ( ou have mot trled | te length In ordered ‘by the |urmed und’ financed with ‘Teuton entertain 1 “in More Than 14,000 Thanksgiving : ; Dinners Will Be Cooked on MONARCH Malleable Ranges Comedy ou & “ ee | Feature eee eee) eee in Seattle re @ er et ; | ; sich lla ; : ch users by ordering ' v More ‘ 7 . “ in use In Seattle. © See Leo Houck, the _ The Kuests Ait about the table ar . 1 smooth nickel trim: Seattle Lightweight, PBs: pron mt ee. ws Is »; hot ily these can be cleaned—no corneea with Jack Pickford 3 colors ie fic | The to} ow hives ra he ‘fintahed—e nich wolves aie that Wallace at the —— : is Aa d onarch Malleable Range uses less fuel than any other Wurlitzer pores esac One Hundred and Fifty Toy a i MEN'S SAMPLE OVERCOATS AND SUITS GO AT $6.85 care “Wheelbarrows Wedding Bells— LET NATURE TAKE COURSE eeeeecaey Special 2 reels of real comedy Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium and Larsen-, "’ mph AES, the \W™ ~~ Each 29. Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, Makes Great Cloth- rs ‘ ‘ i. a : ice ly—these Wheel Barrows have 364mm First at Pike—Continnous [| ing Purchase. Grabs Wonderful Sample Suit Stock and Will <i." (OTHER. vandies, all metal scoop apd six-inch all-metal wheel. All part Fifth at Pike — Continuous Tt see 298 Force Fast Selling Saturday by Repeating Exceptional FREE ,,'”"* 0° s»ytving ver 1 " No telephone or C.¢ rders can be accepted on this IL to Li—Admission 20e— Children 10¢. _Admimsion includes War OFFER. Great Final Windup Starts Saturday at 8 A. M. Sharp. Adami «sion neludes War a . oi amas Men's Sample Overcoats and Suits—gray, brown “*'" byt don't resort ¢ : and blue patterns—worth to $18.00, go for $6.85.) «ni! rations! gran to Keey “et” Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin © ——— Men's _—— Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailored {'/"' rn * CC — ener ‘ | EES ae —worth to $22.50, go at $9.85. We're selling these {combat then. . fe will Mannan f REMOV Al Today's Market Samples CHEAP but they are not “cheap suits.” APVISES stmGERY WIFE EXTRAVAGANT, prensa Pixies voliee aa ‘ Report They’re samples—one of a kind—but all sizes included. 4)... Yen, teiever tn pence ©GLAIM OF W. SISCO 122 02!e: used tn pursuing bandas ’ NOTIC. Men’s finest Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailor- "\"" — ivise mo] Winston W. Sisco, secretary of the Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for ‘ : ve t cour ft ould best fit! g = tadestinest Ca. ek a E |) LPT" Feaetahien ‘and rn | ; ed, including the celebrated Kaufman and Strauss Pure ie for service should the war aim Se cL. Eee ha ne 20 CENTS Te Sag Taegan airing 4 ccoae.S BOF ‘| Wool fabrics, former prices to $30.00; tut Saturday “ are? JIM. perior Judge % depart 3t HATS in the Harper Bull rf in Sample Suit Sale to $11.85. Hundreds of late, t rmy age ah pan: ase alcaglronadet iake: KAVANAGH’S bee ; : stylish Suits and Overcoats in this lot. t f no Piet. at_Madie Saturday we'll throw on sale an entire Sample —700 garments—and in order to force all these Overcoats to move bef the of business Saturday night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any Hat in the Gikis CALLING CARD house—and there are over 500 to select from, in all shapes) poo, ates Gre + nek eenll y and styles—will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every | correct ¢ , ling card pnd: habby "ren Tee. Et wae SDS Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat sold Saturday. 1am in ¢ fine 1 lego ces ed gals ah he Please Note—THIS OFFER GOOD SATURDAY ONLY. Come take advantage of it. We are a Union Store. We) , A Western We have moved Sensational Free Offer for Saturday 2 ‘ ® ad, ni s on her card si fs sal UNION STORE—UNION HouRS close Saturday night at 7 o’clock—so shop early. | arias im inte pr Mine 1 daughters use tonne ae + #WWALKOVER SHOES $1.98 °° he re at | cee ra a as : THIRD AVE. and P | Siuashe Per viene] Men’s Walk-Over and Sample Shoes,| Boys’ Wet Weather School Shoes, ali "? “0 47 2! es oe ey. Sore ae: Soe H] - ul broken lines, worth $4.00; go at $1.98. | solid leather, go at $1.95. Girls’ $2.50} oi a: Ape Racin vray | at . Korey ad | Men’s Walk-Over Shoes, $4.50, $5.00 | Shoes, $1.68. other object Bria and $6.00 values; Walk-Over we - And lock what we have for the ladies: me | _ maymar * price stamped on every pair, go at $2.85. Aas eee re 4 3, Men's Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth Ladies’ Comfort Red Cross Shoes, crepes to $5.00, go at $2.48. Buy two pairs at | $2.48. »; the price of one. Ladies’ Two-toned Shoes, black kid = ‘ TISF ACTION oenicho : psa *| wake ee — Shoes, worth to vamp with fawn, pearl and brown top, ate let lichigan “ % | $7.00, go at $3.48 a pair. ; | 12-, 14- and 16-inch top; all sizes; worth REDUCED RATES TO. uses" |” Men's Heavy Work Shoes, for this wet 19 $10.00, go at $298 Strained, CALIFORNIA : ; —_ 7 MER See “if Ladies’ Two-tones in Havana Heown;|" ae seg | Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, broken lines, | Battleship Gray and pearl gray vamps, , eae a rantes Bufo a4 816.00 $10.00 Ey Sb “Bh Og Saturday at $1.89. | all sizes, worth to $12.00, go at $3.89. |’ s c Sent rhea aan } 14 The Final Windup of the great Larsen-Mueller Portland stock and 2,000 pairs Sample Shoes starts tomorrow. Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes | all included. a hh pric S| ¥ . eS sare acrifice—so grasp your opportunity. Get yours now while the getti Barre ia a p20 PY ae ore ype ig ra P sh es ch as Walk-Overs, Florsheims, Red C e way to s foeren. ond unsurpas Fg ete lye 7* good. Never again will high-grade 7 oes, re al Sage 4 at Bere ; ‘ ed Cro FF ent City Ticket Ofte a ves... b- 1 for little money. Come, take your pick, ry article in this great me vt ys # tax on them, the culars at City Ticket Of nie “ etc., be offered for so little ) fn : tema ” arenes “o gate |Get ss. k-bottom sale prices. And note the : ; ne wee THE McCORMICK LINE feu ‘ % $30,000 stock has been marked down to lowest roc ge eee 100 Cherry St. Phone Elliott 3426 following. These prices go for Saturday only. sah gh Sek Scala A RAW SORE THROAT S:- Rha 2 3,900 ARROW COLLARS, Go at 2 for 1&6 \ sui" a Craet line The BRADFORD CLOTHES SHOP, at | Great quantities of Winter weight Wool!» Cracked Corn The oldest daughter mg 40.09 : by her husband th poles Delicious, extra fancy $. S. MULTNOMAD —a Soy Bean Meal sy ‘ ; ‘ rers | Underwear thrown on sale. w Eases“Quickly When You Corn ee Meat 4th and Pike, just closed none ane eee | A large lot of Men’s © ills go at 49¢.)"' Apply a Little Musterole. Cocenwes, teal; °| grabbed all their Arrow < ollars. Cash talked | yron's Pants that sold to I8¢. Boys’|." m4 H Musterole rt bileter like ow RES —so, instead of 20c straight, over 3,900 gen-| Suits, worth to $6.00, at $2.85. Dress + ne Toa gare nt Pear — uine Arrow Collars yh ip obdsbeich on sale) Shirts, Black B Overalls, Work Gloves, : ‘ “ jot with é rrow at 2 for 15¢. sizes, late styles. | [nion-made Mackinaws, Logger Shoes and)“ . be it etrates to the sore spot with @ tomorrow at 2 for nion-made Mz ws, Logger Shoes and) 4 ‘ con teate Mie tingle, loosens the congestion Come buy them by the box. Slicker Coats, ete., in fact everything for beget sb peeniih vbelyset Ne ene ew For All the tingle, _ rer Tel — fared ae ? Prices Paid Pr Hundreds of MEN’S HIGH-GRADE| Man’s Dress or Work wear included in this) witn ux Let us pay a li Family ero! ~ ae * sth oi | * 3 TS that si $2 yr sale to-| sale and going at the lowest prices py |cense on cats, rather than bount 7 H ment made with oil of rd. It aia ancl s SHIRTS that sold to $2.00 go on sal sale and going | prices ever y :. is ae for “quice relief from sore Qrrings—1017 » ; aaesee: * morrow at 85¢. Come, see these Shirts— | placed on world’s standard merchand) M. § lamon 1SC All the Time throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup f oF every value is bona fide. They’re the s These are just a few items picked at ran-! a r, Ph h pir er mgr nel po plus stock of one of Seattle's largest stores. | dom from these great stocks. As long as “Drowned” Man Now onograp 4 ; f i | we can pick up stocks of Shoes and ( lothing Held as a Swindler ag epee a vy ig ARE Wa INT SUSPENDEF 23¢; 10c Hand- | at about one-half original cost we'll do so—) iy oitieawe ne Se—essss bago, pains and aches of the back Or ttoosters 1 su 45 Saturday we'll also sell MEN’S 50c PRE ains, frosted feet, regs hy Aeon aoe ° wel ‘ ‘chiefs at 4@; Men’s Wool Sox go at | because the crowds t pack our store from! operative 1 In offering his new instrument to the public aotnie eep it handy for instant use| | | 13¢; Men's Cotton Sox Men's Wool | morn till night attest Seattle's appreciation asoncy arr MR. EDISON believes that he is giving to egal * a re } erie wk te adteeth offers. | Searing of Philadelphia lovers of music an instrument that touches cine, Mavs ‘$ people know. You can't beat Roge i Gls Buring aubowt, selec Bearing the music that you know with new interest People, buy now while this stock lasts, Grasp this opportunity. Our five sarge ee eee i eee te) Ths and brings to unfamiliar work a master’s , 4 " nae fraud and will be ken to Phila : 4 windows are just gaia Udi Rig ierads: mene ae an cttoaaie pa uelte daipttia it ral sinted v : interpretation. Een , F save—be here wi Is Se lay. Sale starts Satur-; According to the local manager - Trost ° Jously low. 30 yOu WAnt 0 MTC ee eat y.” We are a UNION STORE—our|of the detective agency Searing, You are invited to our Phonograph De- ' day morning at 8 A. M. Sharp. “Please Shop , iE ae) CRC ee ARCO, Benne, © i v i) doors close Saturday night at 7 p. m. sharp. Make no mistake—note address. Prindelshin pi me coerare f partment to judge for yourself. rT # LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT $0. s:::00 00 cue n i] “ch (The Red Front Clothing Co.* PIPER & TAP'T, I ; io boot 9 to stay on the atteete and war H Opposite the Public Market oe eee iuich hu EXCLUSIVE AGENTS fy rk So "uke waver” ring 1508-1510 First Avenue San North of Pike Street [onc snne Net: ‘| 1x the Heart of the Shopping District. Yr: A. LUNDBERG CO. jair raids. 4301 /reird Ave Seattic * display equipment for the police, whow