The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 5

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Downstairs at Turrell’s 120 Marion St. or 903 Second Ave. JACK CUDAHY WINS |: PLAGE AS OAPTAIN cased Wire Taco, N ere © men who remain - HIGHCLASS “= f | PAIMLESS DENTISIRY 222 wos ows 4 ard ¢ At Reasonable : be ma jore anc capta, There but two ma commissions issued #814 Million Dollar Cargo Lost, But 16 of C rew Are Saved |' ONE MAN CAPTURES pK 4. # Free Examination poldiers | surrende EST HZ.GO GLAsses veer On Earth ye We f the few optical | stores in Gray y Hair? Use BARBO A preparation of great merit for streaked, faded or gray hair. You Can Make It Yourself Get a box of Harboe Confpound at ore, Directions for mak rind len m start to finish, only one in SEATTLE, ON FIRST AVENUE! \ Examination free, by graduate { sacn not prescribed BINYON OPTICAL CO. | any aru « 1116 FIRST AVENUE ing and use Phone Maio ieee | ! bt ‘ont in and DoYou Know Thal the Union Dentists class work than any other De ed for 15 years. Abso: jentiate in Se- tely pain- perme joan for firat eir work |s# guarante 7 during the day, we keep 10. m. to Lp. mm. Sundays © whe evenings, —— BERLIN ADVISES 20 GERMANS ALONE =f : ) SABOTAGE PLOT | “° IS BARED THRU | | AN LW. W, RAID | Wire LOS ANGELES, » 1-An tage plan ‘ nia by the f W. was laid bare here today istioe officials of letter b ir to kill re slo ' the Hauser Packing ¢ v lay night w ar f the 1. W W., wh " ntly bh heer German money to SLAV ARMISTICE IS STAR—FRIDAY, yond on Fleet ALREADY IN FORCE “we've . Yontinued From Page 1 ; . « vn he any effect mit wed in the lta ve came from As abe ath ft Trotskey to Publish Diplomatic Secrets | AN EXAMINATION PETROGRAD IS : ee STARVING : PETROGRAD, - 4 : r ~ " INSURANSE LOWERS | AS remy = FAIL By Unite WASHIN Seepeseessectrsrsesarerrtty A Dead Stomach Of What Use Is It? ve hundreds through o slow a —The war Sa contractor building in NOV. 23, 1917. PAGE "'SAMMIES SEND 5 SHELLS INTO BOSCHE VILLAGE 5 BY JW. PRGLER FIELD HEAD. » Nov. 23, American artilierymen paid in fivefold measure the German shell which struck an American regimental — headquarters tion this week As w reprisal for this s ta the village, in which the this underst dd their al imental b Along the chances of American re par have complete control ef No Mar Land at night. Constant combing during the lust few nights hax fatled The night king gan which the American soldiers exce according to their French comrades Sammy regards it as @ good game with plenty of hunting zest. Be aides, it gives one a chance to © stretch lege Commanders of the Amer bat talions, who have alre had front trench — experience toda and agreed th " far ou weighed ite period of tt tat f the lines Uncle Sam Is Taking Measures to Keep Down Vice in caps Abroad HY |. MARPER LERC WASHINGTON, DLC, the same viee and thrown has been tiation» fall to 1 1 to the allied k oquesting #u * America Amer =: QUST GILL, IS GRY”), * QUARANTINE RAISES : 1 that the army is correct tion.” Best Didn't Save City ? Continued From Page 1) Chief Beckingham declared the]. 4) police “a joing their best to clean | nd C up the t m nn We are making an honest ef-| fa-| fort.” he said, “and 40 or 50 womer Of nave by 1 t ust get 1 to make an r n to # T r Aft . w t r get ‘ r may te » Ket Soo sbesbsess333023 388 HOW TO RELIEF FROM CATARRH take th ow Wt t what you need Peesssssscstsse tiesto sass is ssc i sites titer this e0i rams Rute Dept Store ompreh thing trying to ed to equal the This pretty thoroty 4 of the} Eritixh “war baby” n this country The at ot girls ray with the milit that he took It for n sent to Jail. Arrests being thade as fast as we car talr fence, but we car reht and jon't I left jr have been ordered to fulfill orders Go On With Geb A. EB. Ca ember of committee assigned rter, m Hine nes for soananet re ion surroun and C. Allen Dal th announced that ers would not stop the Gov. Lister refused comment “ e could “furth wile conditic which ts eric pass immediate judg rr None fat Council's Business Coune Erickson said that t a as not a ma yur fp but tt nom tion and action dera hor Councilme F. Haas an fran fron the District and the om” pre behind a campaign, meeting totbe held Friday evening at the ¥, MC. A No Action by Prosecutor Frank P, Helsell, in char prosecuting attorney's office, in. the absence of Prosecutor Lundin, who will return from Washington D. C. Christian Endeavor Uni Baptist Young Peopl pared to take a nt Aa ember 5, said he did not plan on ng any immediate action in the vice clean-up situation course we will keep plugging ng on our red light cases,” he said 1d have been dotrig all we could to gather infec ceedings mers has be mation for further pro: Deputy Prosecutor devoting his Som whole time to this, But until I confer with Mr. Lundin, no new line of investi gation will be launc Ministers Telp Leonard Bi. ith, head of rittee of the Mini nnounced that a called, probably situation 1 taking part he said, of the! but} was all over, $/.50 and $1.00 Corsets Saturday 75¢ Upper Main Floor prive American Worcester 1 $5.00, $3.50 and $2.50 Corsets Saturday $1.95 hearer _——————— J Beautiful Zailored Silk Blouses Special $6.95 Formerly $8.50 and $10.00 Upper Main Floor nd atrik pinid nd no further for a gift that will please him RICH; proneunced etripes SEARCH | und delay in the buying, for the . line ts in color and pattern pictues othe ection may arrange. They are. tnedaled of a splendid Thin showing com th Slippers to match or sep urate Robes—in ‘ock of sizes “Moon Glo” Taffeta and Taffeta and Satin in Combinations vieunlizing Cherry an Raspberry and Black, ¢ Htige and Black, Corn nd Black and Black and Sizes 36 to 46 OFFENSIVE T0 __ YPRES SECTOR United Pr da Wire LONDON, yeu 7h —Field “Marshal Haig switched his bat tering ram to the Ypres sector last night oday he reported his troops rn line slightly of Pres.” low was apy fensive but a highly con: | 1 attack mention the ance southeast of en very little] exact Ypres major f ¢ maint e north. Southwest of an the Ypres-Menir the Ypres-Co mines = FRIENDLY FOG ' HELPS dear BY W.S. . FORREST ted Press ¢ ITH THE FRENCH ARMIES| THE FIELD, » A friend: | xction. He servatory, exy fighting unfold under } London F A heavy Le down. Ob. r f t mist settled distant were utterly conceal It did not mak difference to the French Promptly on the moment 1 set for the| attack the guns ceased their de-| ultory barking and started on al the enemy's view by the friendly | for The famous French | barrage cut off the enem which It was proposed to attack, and| the French waves went over 0 after position until every o The ene of what wa was taken and ignorance was shown by the fact that he hur ried up reserves to back up a part of his line, which was not even un. der atta The Germans were confused they ly knew where | the French were striking until ng Orlental age? Sa She Rhodes Co. Two Hundred $19.50, $24.50 and $29.50 Smart Winter Coats Are Reduced for Saturday to Choice $17.75" Upper Main Floor maenmenel Cor Broadcloth, Wool Velour or Other Favored Coating. The model with large fur,’ plush and novelty pock lisplayed will be found here or fur cloth collar und cuffs, There dy wanted $1.00 9s the Price of a New Lace Jabot Main Floor. a lttle finer and firmer 4 for male at this and offer to the that is at onee eral new styles. Men's Bath Robes $5.00 Main attractive and dist Floor. a | Men's Gray Flannel Shirts | $2.00 | Main Floor. Ir —~ Shirts ‘e not only a convenience ; they are to men whose occupation calls f doors or requires them to labor are made t flannel and are THESE them h flat or mi 'NO “FOR HIRE” § =| pymore ays 0 “FOR HIRE® to buy a That “auto stage” licenses ust be VPISTMAS | cae! by svt Vonsen opera ‘for SAN 2 resen t jaier rexwarty. eatablished Epugall order to comply with the state and that “for hire” Moenses are sufficient In such 4 [ruling of the firming th: n the « | Ferry Li | Pastor Is Prominent Rotary Club Memb | Dr. George T. 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