The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1917, Page 9

atomobiles Tuesday, & bruised head as Margaret ). Of Kirkland. the head. iN Crossing Spokane ave Pine st. by a car Gust BE. Swanson, at Bee ber tour, Capt. George L. Jone of aviation recruiting building. Men over the busine: them to hold Pection of the U. Teported to the police for school Monday. ——___ FIVE HURT WHEN EY ‘JAYWALK’ Five jaywaikers wore injured by | - United Press Leased Wire and another Was taken to the city hospital | ons in rank in the Amerioan army are to imply no social distinction and _ Ripko, age 6,/ are solely in the interest of military her sister, Alico, 4, wore struck | Hh Bastlake ave. near KE. Howell st & Machine driven by J. G. Robin Margaret was tak to the Providence hospital with a leg, @ broken arm and a cut ANT MEN IN NON. FLYING DIVISIONS Ronflying branches of the 8. signal corps Erling Solheim) 15_years old, was those missing Tuesday, by his sister He left his home, at 3117 WASHINGTON, & result of | pline social fntercourre SAN Whether man and Frank by his divorced forts to locat it waa dec nds on the probing s in charge who ha to enable irred downtown noon as among| 30,000 Elliott ave. | Some must | prices. one |ARMY RANK IS NO SOCIAL MARK, SAYS ppl BAKER favor of the soldier, and cer, In the Amertoan army, bat that) Instant obedience must be der ‘SHOOTS HUSBAND IN CROWDED STREET & rate of 18) 1 United Press Leased Wire FRANCISCO, politician, the three gunshot wounds Infltc Tessie W depends on th estcorss of surge: nd remove the t tox of surged wite, omfortable crow eet yesterday atter: | |ANNA IS SOME WORKER FEDERAL ACTION poor suffer Diatine This was the substance of a reply | sent by Secretary Baker to ident Marshall in reaponse to a re ate resolution asking if war depart ment rules and regulations prever between officer Alex Kisil, of Riverside, was struck | and men in the army | Raker pofntedout that advantages An unknown man walked into the | of education and culture are often in board of a machine in cross: Second ave. diagonally Waldo Thompson, age 14, 908 Roy! HON Ave, Was struck while crossing driven by Frank ‘Dalber, 4319 Maynard ave A man known to the police as Mr. | Homer leaped from a car driven by | Vice Pre not the offi manded. | aportin rs from from cold be cause of coal famine in New York the great showing of HAND-MADE and pleasing Gifts FIRST The Hudson Bay Fur Co., Inc. CHRISTMAS GIFTS: UNIQUE AND DISTINCTIVE In our Annex you will find a world of unusual Articles for Holiday Gifts. Call and see our INDIAN BASKETS MINIATURE TOTEM POLES INDIAN DOLLS ALASKA CURIOS IVORY CARVINGS A SPLENDID STOCK OF MODERATELY PRICED FURS AT OUR AVENUE STORE. CO., 1622 Second Avenue 419 First Aveno FUR MOCCASINS NAVAJO, BLANKETS {and hundreds of Articles that wil make unusual Inc. $29 better Piano design and mas only. Factory, Chicago. conspicuously Piano world. A Magnificent Lot of PIANOS The Montelius Music House just re- ceived two carloads of pianos direct from W. W. KIMBALL PIANO These Pianos stand for completeness in the $295 Think what it means to be able at this time to purchase a piano that is the prod- uct of one of the best known Piano fac- tories in the world at the low price of $295. What We Offer Don’t underestimate the importance of his statement, for it really means a much for less money. Reserve your decision until you actual- ly investigate what will certainly be to your interest. The exquisite correctness of, modern qualities create in these famous Pianos a combina- tion that irresistibly appeals to those who appreciate superlative merit. The above marvelous tonal MONTELIUS MUSIC HOUSE THE HOME OF MAGNIFICENT PIANOS PRICES RIGHT — TERMS RIGHT Chickering Hall, Corner Third and University St., Opposite Pantages named price until Christ- |man and woman, who will of horses around 4 on this #tr dition at By across the river to safety. SPOT LIGHTS BY MEL. O. DRAMA Anna Held This week will usher into Seattle the well known Anna Held, who will arrive in “Follow Me” Thuesday af ternoon, for a three-day stay at the Metropolitan. rin they call Anna Feld ean D'Are ul things wh the war relief of her b During the last twe turning to A the the done for ved France ®, before re she has been untiring in ng benefits, singing at charity bazaars, soliciting and raising money in scores of ways for the aid of the wounded and the rain ing of money for the widows and orphans for whom her heart bleeds McINTYRE AND Our old friends Heath, are ekling the at the M tu and MoIntyre still insist ing the white bosom of Heath's shirts with the over famous detail but have the ville, has tmpersonat comedian in one -Armes didn't LD FAVORIT There the olf stare at the v thin week, for, besides A McIntyre and Heath George Prirmro: at the Panta; conscription age in world is very elastic the eee NEW SHOW AT OKPHEUM Eddie Harris with head the new bill at the Or pheum theatre, Third ave. and Madi. | son at opening with ureday's matines, with thelr “Hip, Hip, Hoo- ray Girls.” a miniature musical c edy. Then comes Pons and P ar act of physical strength. MoMahe and Shomers have a comedy singing and dancing turn, while Floyd and MeDonald wil) put on a |singing act. Charies and Jenette have a com [say playlet called “The Marriage Battle ©) nd. le Field and | La Adelia w 1 dance. M Petrova will t screen of ers.” FLOODS TIE UP N. W. TRAFFIC "Continued From Page 2) Qe t Fall City, as ond th rt ace impassabl Fishing ts a pofular urban sport « at Kent are in drays, or Saving part erie is the p A. Wortham, the Wortham Shows, at Kent. Wortham and his charges, lions, bears, mon keys and horses, are marooned in the old car barns, and, if the water rises much higher, will have to seek other quarters. ose Meeker at., in Kent, the the cur 1 traffic canoe in top boots walked n_ performed thelr business “ee . With the Eastern mail tied up for at least two days ‘e, the usual Christmas rush the postoffice has abated, num ber of the extra men were laid off temporarily " lay When ails do came in, there will be a lot of extra helpers necded. With the water rising Tuesday att on, farmers in the erett rushed their cattle He winds were the order of the day. Helena, Mont., report nile blow; Portland, 32 miles, attle, 46 miles an hour The Home Acre district of Everett Riverside ad-| Undoubtedly the} theatrical | and Dick Lonadale | refined | Kent these days, and can be & without the inconventence of a tr out of town. Many fine catches are | reported . Many cattle have been drowned in Snohomiat county see t.| E off in under water, and resider that a further rise of ghe iver might spell disast gSeven mer nigh f Wilkewon Coal & ompany mi ut were trapped when they 0 ein of water | Monday night. One braved the floc | DANGER PASSES IN ; | TACOMA, IS REPORT mal Lavaltiers, speetal Dinner King Brooch Diamond, at Seart $30.00 Platinum and Diamond Searf Pin $100.00 Diamond Watch, Itkharat Gold $45.00 Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring Closter King $20.00 and $25.00 Platinum, Brooch, spectal $300.00 Diamond and Platinum Lavalliere $175.00 Platinum and Diamond Dinner King at $190.00 Ruby and Diamond Dinner King for.» $55.00 Peart and Diamond Brooch at $100.00 Diamond Ring, spectal at $70.00 Diamond Wateh, Mkarat Gold... , $125.00 Diamond Wateh, Itharat Gold beeceecees $200.00 Diamond Wateh, Mekarat Gold ‘ $225.00 Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring . $225.00 Sapphire, Diamond Dinner Ring $140.00 Opal and Diamond Closter King $100.00 Platinum and Diamond — Brooch at $115.00 Platinum and Diam Brooch at $70.00 Diamond and Platinum Lavalliere at $125.00 ‘Vtatinum and Diamond Lavallleres $40.00 Diamond and Platingm Lavalliere ine Came avaliliore, for only In several with gold-filled Knife tached. Only Bo Diamond $200.00 Ftuby and $175.00 Turquoise and Diamond $10.00 Diamond _Lavalliere, solid $6. ith genuine Diamond setting, 6.55 only . $4 Waldemar Chain Set $2.65 Gold-filled Waldemar Chains popular designs, STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1917. PAGE 9 FINAL DRIVE ON DIAMONDS! $10.00 Platinum and Diamond $27.50 $80.00 Old Geld and Diamond $40.00 *. $34.50 $125.00 Diamond Sunburst, . $74.50 Diamond .$112.50 $112.50 $67.50 $19.75 $67.50 $57.50 $105.00) $11.95 » and Diamond $129.00 .$197.50 .. $110.00 $98.50 . $34.50 $75.00 . $47.50 $77.50 . $112.50 . $119.00 $147.50 $82.50 $67.50 $99.00 . $49.00 $82.50 $59.50 $5 Solid Gold Lavalliers $3. 25 $6.00 Cameo Lavaliiere, solid gold with genu, $3.50 2.65 | | looking fer. Thin ither plain or em fine gold-filled, for ¢ By United Press La aved Wire alley are intact _ STEAMER SENT TO RELIEVE VICTIM v iecd Wire voRTl AND, Dec, 19.—With two 0 six feet of water in its streets, many homes flooded and cattle reported drpwned in near by districts, Woodland, Wash., is isolated, facing & crisis In the rapid rise of Lewis river. Fran- tic appeals for a steamer to re nen te ven the women and children REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS =.= you are Open Su sure OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Jand safely reached the entrance to]z07 UNIVE > butldir t of the highway bridges In the All work suarantoed for fifteen yours. oth $10 Cameo Brooch denuine Cameos, like iMustration, in solid Goid mountings. for only, each, $5.75 $5 Ladies’ Bracelet $3.45 In this special tray of Bracelets you are sure to find the very one you are J wide Bracelets » $3.45 the final i wires Fires Burn Homes help prs evade service by gell- said. A bulletin issued Tuesday for Fire destroyed two homes near : oa ing the registration cards of bids soldiers to further disposg a diand, and it was necessary to| %¥ United Press Leased Wie drafted men already in camp has | their cards. Y The mu remove the families from these the blazes. excitement to the roofs of se along the North Bank R. R A hak Cis eerpetin MOEIE TS Shr EAR all the well known phono- | it in wai ble for traina to rf reach the stridken town, 90 « steam d of unity between the two graphs and you will be thoroughly | Byg r wa dispatche from *ortland . . «RHO ty Mapes sixes aed Ox convinced that there is none that 3 other whl be sent toda . River situ 1 bank “ with yesterday river's rise made |move much from the stores, Further ranchers is certain. Insu Gold Fillings ... Stiver Fillings Platina Fillings 5. threate es of the Ne gx in boats In many caused = by both |" h ¢ for com i Instances women | 10, ee ae children were reported clinging . i ye the Oot As Gi v houres aa an only | ‘sn. , neers eee é ers, ete., whe Woodland The iZiave impression taken in the HY | $2.50 Bread Tray Quadruple Pinted Silver ST OPEN EVENI) GHRISTMAS is upon us! Only a few hours and the glad chimes of Christmastide will ring! Hurry! 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