The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1917, Page 3

“His Mother’s Boy” proves a real man when put to the test . Fighting for France Motion pictures of an aerial duel between French and German aviators. See the fall of the vanquished! WALLACE *. WURLITZER .{ Admission 20¢ (Children 10¢ WWBER Wife opinion. Under the law it s Wash at a for beverage purposes ff < fect that it is for mechanical or rf be tained at r The city council cannot prohibit ict 4 the sale of alcohol for mechanical Purposes, nor limit such sales to de | natured alcohol, according to a writ ten opinion filed by City Ator Thomas J. L. Kennedy, at the quest of the license committee of eounci } But this does not mean that the | ot place safeguards around the sale of alcohol in order to pre fraudulent sales, the | ti SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES Are Now in Effect On all Pocket Knives and on numbers of Jerseys, Mackinaws, Christmas Tree Flash- lights, Carving Sets, Playing Cards Poker Sets, Percolators, Razors and Razor Strops. ALL POCKET KNIVES REDUCED ITposes FRONTIER DANCE Veurth—Westlake—Pine Cabaret—Dancing EXAMINATION FOR OILF ood The e states overstock Lights, and Just Arrived Regulation Lace all just 75 Army Front Canvas Pot sizes. New ship received World-famed “Joseph Rod All Boys’ Jack Knives, Men's fine Pe gers” and “I-X-L” Pocket | Stag Army Knives and many pocket patter t Knives—the real Sheffield | ebony and gold. All well-known “Suredge” make now | on sale From 25 to 33 1-3 Per Cent Less ALL 1 /: ALL XMAS TREE 2 CARVING LIGHTS PRICE SETS t Scissors 75¢ steel. Values $1.00 to $15.00, now marked | At 20 Per Cent Less | V2 PRICE Flashlight 60¢ at prices ALL POKER SETS Bw Vest Pocket style and Fountain fh. ma in box; sizes A Nd fibr . Pen style; some nickel-plated and small embr ree th 1 of some scroll silver finish. Com- a cert plete with battery 60¢ ‘ ‘ The Boys’ Chain two sizes. Price, ea 50¢ Bicycle, Bee and Outing Playing Cards, a of backs, red and biue 2he Br Instruction Be Plain Poker Chips, 100 in be 50¢ the net $5.25 “Hlotpoint” Electric Heater (not the Headlight other sizen Sets reduced. Price $4.00 Nght Christmas » Lighting Outfit 82.00 “Hotpoint” Electric Percolators, aluminum, with ~blade excellent quality Pearl-handled Men close-fitted spout $4.25 Pocket Knive ur * make $1.60 All “ Percolators for ume on ran, A i famows “Torre and wns n $4.00 ) ¢ from $2.00 to now marked OLIVE A very seas Drab Men# Mackinaws, full an exceptional value. DRAB MACKINAW onable $6.25 und m Special ALL “ERECTOR” MECHANICAL SETS 30 Per Cent LESS “TH - SPOR GOor STORE” PIPER & TAFT 1107-1109 Second Avenue. Lodge Cafe World's Largest Dry Cabaret. MRS, JUDD AIDS RED STAR FUND At a recent given under the Maltene dog dinpln auspices }ward Judd, 914 W. Cre the benefit of the An Star Animal lief $60.66 was The Red on the the horses and ting fronts what the figh ed Cross ix to human beings, oar jing for the wounded only from a practical standpoint organization, an dogs 1 and sick humane, but fr it in have shown, time after time, thelr value to the allied armies, and m: lives have been saved by the Star dogs Thousands of animals are in pitols in Frane and the Stuur akwociation is ding funds for get Intouch with Mrw. Judd NOTHING SUSPICIOUS FOUND ON SHILKA; WILL BE RELEASED loan something suspicious te un covered in the search of the Ruswan ship Shilka, which will b with the discharging of the ‘Thursday, the ship will b |from further surveil: jeargo permitted to u amend and the be forwarded to Md., its destination, un The cane of the Shilka has not been taken up with officials In Wash ' aa of Cuxtoma [Drumheller has foun nothing would warrant such a step. 6 to find if to the nporary deten the Shilka tion in federal « MAKES CAMP FOR SPRUCE SPLITTERS United Preas Correspondent LAND, Dec vantage of the @ First to ernment’s ¢ troops for spruce produc u Wentern Cooperage com . paring a camp in Clatsop 6 300 forestry constr With iG et signal corps will soon be available. HE GETS FIVE YEARS A nen years in the U. 8 acks has been halt years Today's Market Report (ne ae =| ° = oo) VEGRTA: Artichokes Per Nrussele Sproat “ per sack rnurrs T oon Turnipe—ivcai, Applea— Delictows, extra fancy + 1.600200 18.00 Fish Meal 76.00 4 Country Hay and ¢ | (Prices paid wh ° Alfalfa Meat Alfalfa May Al-Grain Chop meked Corn Clipped ¢ nterested in the movernent | STAR—LHUKSDAY, DEC, 27, 1917. | , | brothers and sisters and horses |‘ | | t was decided at a meeting of the », mand being taken in the nex Dear Mins 1 met a widow | structed that it is im- tral Labor Council! Wednesday, for the army that I am «ick. 1 ha with thre und did © from that body not help rf le thaw ae eben tha os 1 her |f, Possible for cold air to t help me In there any way|in my presence. We have been on which air cokes the |to keep my husband here to care|the “outs” now for some time. The coal and burns the for me? Surely one man more or | last time I saw her she asked me/fl ga. jess will not caume us to lose this|to buy her boy e shoes I'm | gas war, Iam willing to do or any-| sorry for the little child. I suppose There is absolutely thing but this for Un Sam. #0 he in not to blame for what his |) no waste of fuel with Please help m: MINA E. mot er does, Would I be doing a Patent Heater. It is not the purpose of the | fight to get the ah for him? 1 3 y government to take men with [have grown very fond of the ehil-|f| Trade your old stove |dren and they seem to care very or used furniture as much for me. A FOOL BATCH part payment on a Your generosity in the first | new Patent Heater. you are place has put your relations a out the with the woman on the wrong i We are exctusive Agents all regis If you loved her you | for the Patent Heater. Prices Paid Producers Poultry, Veal and I hogs 126-1. Retailer for aud Cheese | Amery, cube » brick Washington triplets ... er PAGE 3 BLsrce Ryu. Geox nkfast party? » Grey: Is it necessary) correct hours for a bre « irl y when taking tre uM. K to eat while atte tertainment of this De child in Mi Iam the oldest our family and my younger with of in their troubles and their pr 1 my best to cheer and enc them, but lately I find that 1 am suppressed after the crowing quite melancholy over the . on. It seems to moe that 1 tory of newspapern ny Own worries, I ur t ng. a ‘ ny others that the »| had a news pamy nd Ver What can 1 de had one in 1666 ret news paper in England was the News, in published n Franee the © France” was print 1 Print Drenaen were forbidden in the province of New York in 168% by al au thority » all you ¢ hera and wisters to a f their difficulties and 4 mons' ation, rest there, It | te are will call Main 7007 and se » impossible for you to live thelr | in th ty Frantz Premier Electric ( lives for them it think rd tt ‘ they are in the wrong, tell keep them » frankly; but n't magnif, But an office thelr troubles, Remember. th rid ‘of them in five ¢ Patent Heaters me whett our first dut sur. | YOu advine eat doeartal hing |My attention to his or ia gained 0 ns For Wood or Coal etate of thind boos ae | sd ca eet coctpanions eR oe Produce more heat cumstances beyond your control ou that the city cannot change and better results in its sanitary regulations and en every way than any Dear Mins Grey: I have been] danger the ite citizens other kind of heater. married two years and 1am worry-| be t ar ing #0 about the ponsibility The draft is so con- f my h the fire. Its patent damper d cannot support myself. We ying on our furniture and © My father has had #o much are|as much r | many “ 1 could things for the child uhe doesn't neem to care for me bought n. But} Bhe one man her husband tude in en the support that other Now she has thelr men turned against you, but the chil | Satisfactory Terms Always TE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO 1 KEGEL, General Manager We will demonstrate it in your own home if you ‘leaner. $1 a Week Buys a y PREMIER CLEANER This powerful Elee- tric Cleaner weighs but nine pounds, is easy to operate, built low to go under fur- niture. interested in a ay you are ours | dren have won your heart. This langer makes a cot od situation eee find the way out is & | not He is a good friend and I do but the bravely not wish to offend him by not heed ing bis advice. What would y | vise me to do? A FRIE! The ed financially is scarcely the per fon to act In the capacity of ad viner in matters of this nature. man who has not succeed to her harm en than to you Dear Mins Grey: I have a I ries may be good, but money to invest, and a friend o! member that the a is trying advine * proved by re me in the matter. He » = to have sults. Talk over your invest ideas on the subject, but] ment with a prudent, moneyed man, and do some serious head work of your own. Keep out of any get-rich-quick schemes. he has never had any finan. success himeeclif, I don't know whether his advice in practical or Dear Mies Grey: What are the next Spring. COATS yles. Hundreds and Plushes 500 DRESSES better mate We have combinations, next season. AT HALF nd ( foths. AT HALF PRICE SUITS We have about 150 novelty and tailored all-wool SUITS, many suitable for Spring. YOUR CHOICE AT HALF PRICE materials trom. very Trimmed HAT in One lot of WAISTS in in Silks, Wool and other combinations. Many Chine; values to $5.00. beautiful models— SPECIAL AT HALF PRICE Make Your Deposits and Have Goods Laid Values to $7.50, SPECIAL SECOND AND UNION UPSTAIRS STORE ad- | Clearance Sale! As we will take complete inventory January Ist, we desire to re- duce our entire stock of merchandise to a minimum — Suits, Coats and Dresses must go—We MUST dispose of stock — advertised or money refunded — Better materials than you'll buy DRESSES DRESS MILLINERY HATS up to $10.00........$2.75 HATS up to $20.00........$4.75 SHAPES LESS THAN HALF PRICE. WAISTS Georgette and Crepe de One lot of Georgette and Crepe de Chine WAISTS. THE FLORENC Cured lis RUPTURE. | you Speration, if you write to me, Eugene M, 25-D Marcellus Better cut now it to any others | Teptul you may save « life or at letop the misery of rupture and the 4 Everything as 7 Serges, Silks and i than you'll get PRICE the store Must Go, ae $2.65 $5.00 Aside SECOND 4