The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1918, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918. PAGE 10 WOMAN HAS FAITH IN POWER | OF KERENSKY TO COME BACK If You Want to Save Money on Y our Overcoat Many are full nilk-lined ; others yoke sloey lined with Bkinner Satin. Notwithstanding the apparent reluctance of some of our contemporaries towards observ- ing the request of the U, S. War Economies Board in the matter of the 8-Hour Working Da this store will—as it has consistently done since last July—positively observe the 8-Hour Work Day, including Saturdays. A large shipment of : Fine Overcoats that were bought months ago Qualities which would be sold in most shops at $30 to $35 They are well worth it, for our price is less than the wholesale price of today. Housing Shipbuilders Communicate with us by phone or personal call and we will attend to the details of prop- erly listing your spare room with the HOUS- ING COMMITTEE Come Saturday and select one of these fine garments at our Upstairs price "20 If it were possible for us to describe these Overcoats as they really are, we MADAME VLADIMIR BARANOVSKY ee ee RUSSIA’S FORMER LEADER RESTS NERVES IN HIDING, DECLARES WOMANRELATIVE SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. | with the revolutionary leader over M. A. GOTTSTEIN | DECLARES WoMANRELA ° come the strong man of Russia!” . 1514 to 1520 Second Ave., Near Pike. This Ie the confident predic Tt was hin nerves, his shattered | thon of bie sleteriniaw, Madame |Health, not the threats and power Viadinir Baranovsky, who has | 0f counter revolutionary forces, that Just reached the United States |#hook him from the helm of Rus with her husband, a Kussian en- « destiny,” she explained. PHONE MAIN 6921 | | | | | ~ - = —— be wea His body was too frail for the wouldn’t have one left tomorrow night. Ts hak eas < pee wonderful mind and patriotic fervor z bs ‘ . JONES WILL SEE FO, STEBTAIN FOTENTATE | vinuand.” che cold, definnely ectting Of the man. But thet dominant See display in Fourth Avenue windows. r ‘entore the body, and then Temple of Shriners will give a din-|&t rest the rumors of imprisonment, | Mind will restore the b CHURCH DEDICATED tomo of eines wi ret the rumors of imprisonment, | mind wil restore the body, and then day, in honor of Imperial Potentate| shrouded Kerensky’s fate in mye |!" Russia. Gedieated before Rev. Carter Hélm Charies E. Ovenshire, of Minneapo-| tery since his flight from Petrograd I have knewn him «ince chiht @ “And he will ‘come back’ when the| ood. TI know his temperament and ieee strtxect” hin great, inapiring faith in the peo- | a ore ea Oo Madame faranoveky, childhood | Pie. He hy thes which Fussia‘s | playmate, confidante and relative of | Present men of power seem to lack e Jones ieaves for Philadelphia, the lis, who will arrive in Seattle Mon. ete the winsome personality, the neal, | | Gongregation decided at its annua! day on official business. dinner and business meeting last hundred were present. wal report, Dr. Jones kept secretly in touch FREE DOCTOR red 7 | - nem {the crusaders intense convictions ° Poort ral Agena} Rx-Geverament Physician || girls and devotion to the common weal 401-403 Pike Street 33 addrenses, 45 of which | un yinsr avexum ce || Red-Hot Fire in which made him the hero of the \ a distinctly patriotic na- |} miGgH® DRUG Co. STORES ist’ fi wie oe ‘ it 2 fi It was {n his sistertniaw's home lectures and 14 funeral! Leek fer the Free Deeter Sign Denti “A Of ee | that Kerensky rere refuge aon taal 000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 08008 bs Cheers “Sammies” | ioisnevin: ortered hin arrest. She ‘ BY J. W. PEGLER was the Inst to see him before the | — — — Se Fae [United Prees Correapondent fled to Finland. WITH THE AMERICAN EXPE He was sick—shattered with the IDITIONARY ARMY, FRANCE, | train.” said Madame Baranovaky Jan. i1-—If there n't another| “He flung himeelf upon the couch, | warm place in town ere'll be aland covered his face with his hands | red-hot fire all winter fn the little; He poured out his flopes and fears stove in the Marine dentist's office.|to me—as he used to confess bis He began figuring on a fuel sup | boyhood troubles. It seemed to me ply ‘way early in the fall [he had become a child again.” | People thought him eccentric! when he insisted that every Marine who came to him for relief 921 Second Ave. toothache must bring te taken by anyone | ’ : j Women’s and Misses ce . SEMI-ANNUAL |thra the mud to the dentist's carry-| - 7 : Dresses tS stares ys Dandruff i Ss ALL GO AT HALF THE S Al E; the middle of March and it's stilt) | The only sure way to get rid of ORIGINAL PRICE 1Y. W. C. A. DINNER WILL | ous druff is wolve it, then you Never have we offered such big reductions and Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock starts our TWELFTH SEMI-AN- NUAL CLEARANCE SALE. During this sale we offer Shoes on the | it entirely To do this, get good, reliable apparel has never been scarcer in the newest lasts and styles at and below COST PRICE. It behooves ever: markets than it is today. And in the face of these conditions, with the price of everything increasing, person to seize this OPPORTUNITY and BUY NOW for future as as present needs. | A dinner tn Tacoma Friday night | ¢ | will open the cacnpaign of the Y. W. | a C. A. to raise the state's quota of the | finger tips $4,000,000 the national war work this tonight, and by morning, | jcouncil requires. most if not all, of your dandruff will Gov. Lister will preside. Speakers | he gone, and three or four more ap- | will include Mra. William MeMaster.| nications will completely dissolve use enough to moisten the} Ip and rub it in gently with the we invite you to select any Women’s Suit, Cloth Coat, Dress or Plush Coat in our entire stock, and ’ ; Cen! ” it’s yours for just “one-half the original price. Ie ertased, ahatevonn ot tee Serve: [coat ae en, eae sn . $125.00 Plash ©. west field committee; Rear Admiral| «ign and trace of it, no matter how | Ss h E l $59.50 Plash Coats baad of Pa Coontz, Brig. Gen. Foltz, Dr. Carter! much dandruff you may have. ° p ar y WOMEN! Ss 919.50 Plush © —_ Helm Jones and vase: R. Wills, of | You will find, too, that all itching | ‘alf Blucher Foot $5. 45 sige Black Kid Vamp, Gray Cloth $6 65 jush Coats now |Tacoma, just returned from the wurland digging of the scalp will atop at| at " ‘op Boot, cut to \< $17.50 Plush Coats now sone. once, and your hair will be fluffy, simnatss newwle sale wenn” $4. 95NO Refunds) ite hore sc cinn Grey id” on 0, $9.50 Creaco Tan Calf $7.45 Stan eetiaitieeenemaneniiemmeemmemnanememmmiiemaaemmmeaatn Boct, lan gd Cloth Top, 10 h $4.95 The campaign committer will com plete its plans Saturday lustrous, glossy, nilky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times bet $37.50 Plush Coats now P wi f $4.50 Black Kid Lace Shoe, military” Suits, Cloth Coats and | : ‘You can get Uquid arvon at any ole Shoe, cut mercantile $600 Binck ial ‘Gicen " $3.45 Dresses |\125 Carloads Coal (a.i0 store it in inexpensive and eraon's $6.50 Gununetal Doubie Boot, cut to's. | y never fails to do the work.—Adver- ORE BO er iiccsecsvecenegpe $10.00 Black Kid Vam, $49.50 Values now for . From Roslyn Mines 1°" 5 Army Shoe, Top Boot, cut to eut to $5.00 Gunmetal Hiucher Shoe ""** Se ae ee ve t aS Started Eastward|———— The first of a string of 125 car. FREE TO |oads of coal from the Roslyn mines Ss $44.50 Values now for $39.50 Values now for . $34.50 Values now for . $29.50 Values now for $24.50 Values now for .. Top Boot, cut to e $4.00 Gunmetal and Patent Butigh $ ined Button Oem, Cut tO ....c.eseee oe . a ar Nake Se Mitac Laid oak iin” Gee Sole Shoe, cut to $5.00 Black Calf E vugias Russia Calf Double” cut to $4.45 $7.00 Boots in Havana brown eat “te : " $4.50 Black € tal Button Neolin Sole and cruiser gray, with cloth Top. 9-inch t Men's Suits and Coats reduced neral Superin b iach < * ots, tf to... from $3.50 to $10.00 on each gar- chards informed the state i. 149.8 ee cn ; $4.95 A628 upmetal Cale, Miitary ment, and included in this Clear- fuel administrator that coal would ote of long-standing or | S418 Vieddlibed Galt Doublis ‘wee ba ee ee $4.00 Patent Lace Cloth Top Boot, ance Sale. have priority over passenger traing.| recent development. whether {t te| Shoe, cut to pid $5.00 and $4.00 Shoes in tan, cut to .. a aes ane $2.85 Practically all commercial mines 4 ire ‘°F, onroniel $7.00 U. & Army Shoe $5 95 velvet and black; broken sizes; sate ET ep hs Fig Canary Cloth $6 35 All Goods Marked in Plain in the Roslyn field were in operation | A*th™ms, ph. * ie tekas cut to +s seeee ° cut op, 10-inch Boota, cut to + le Me 3 method, No matter in 7.00 K D0 cher Foo $5.00 Pat G Figures Thursday for the frist time since| what climate you live, ae, matter | Fagen gh Blucher Footshape $5.85 se vaeseececese Tenn on a unmetal Button $3.35 ecembe The Carbonado vhat your age OF occupation, | . ‘ tek 06h 0 5 wn er MEG, PMOMR, CUE SRs cases e eit hss eens Wiss Wik Sard Siltic the Ten are Gore el tro,’ feealten With aathama, Guy . $2.00 Child's tan and black ‘ Money | ‘The Seattle Lighting company, t ait BOYS smerrye tat, Gees, wh ee GIRLS l|which yesterday reported but for $4.60 Tan and Black Hi-Cut Buckl topa; sizes § to ] 35 $3.50 Patent Button Cloth Top Sh. Open a Charge Account With Us Gays’ supply of coal on hand, now saiigets tlses 2% to i, cut wo *' $3.6538 5, cut wo ........ . satizes, 12% to 2. cut to. $2.85 ans " " i ane, 4.00 Gunmetal Calf Button Sho 4 Gunmetal But During This Sale and You Get the Hll/nax rettet Muon To 2%, CU tO ener... SReQOIE $275 Childe wkutter last PE Ty tok cut tonne $2.35 Benefit of These Price Reductions The Burnett mine of the Pacific $3.50 Kangaroo Calf Button Shoe, Shoes, black and brown with $3.50 Gunmetal Button Shoe, sizes Coast Coal corffpany, flooded Decem.| expense, Nines 2% to bY, cut to . S2Z.6530 coin tops; sizes 8% to 13, 114 ito t $2.65 ir Our terms are One-Third Cash, and we give you ninety days designed to end all difficult breat! $4.00 Tan and Bin in which to pay the balance. You can pay us weekly or monthly, ber 20, is #till ted up. Cut Gunmetal Button Shoes, = to 11, cut to $2.75 ing all wheezing, and all th Boot, sizes 1 and 2 terrible paroxysma at once and for $3.00 Little Ripper T Herne SHLSH So. $1.85 Pahog, alten tt tort, vat tot, $21 5$ECONO! “Shoes, sizes 11 to 1314, cut tos... S2eBOSSAVING for the future. 921 SECOND AVENUE and a BIG} “its, Kid and Cal $1.60 Button lef Bazaar. Nearly $1,500 worth of n sold. The natchee too FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Room 12408, Niagara and Hudson Sta., Ruffalo, N. ¥. Bend free trial of your method to: goods have already | fruit arrived from We late for wa : 95c Infant's Kid Cloth Top First Step $1.26 Shoes, cut $0 sete 85c PLYMOUTH SHOE Co.” win” as you get paid. | Te ubl ut Patent Button Shoe, all time. sizes 11 to 19%, cut t sixes 8% to 1 i ” in ten art 50 Ch ines sy Me Tig: J 1, cut t wee ° ! War Bazaar Sale neni o atten V4, s00 Wyportent te $340 Gunmetal Button Shoe, sixes $2 15 $3.00 H Bue Guninetal Button $2.45 | ‘Ten barrels of preserved fruit and|and then begin the method at once. 18 te 18%, out to. : . size# 8% to 11, cut to......, Jother articles will be disposed of Send no money Simply ma Gunmetal Lace Shoe, English $2 75 $3.00 Gunmetal Button Cloth peo Hed agree lnuarters, 1206 Fourth | alow. Do Tt Today. galfita tises 2 04 ug to 4 ° Shoe, cut to .., sipeatnaet stad al headquarters, 1206 unmetal Blucher Neolin Soled : 3 tent ; ave. Friday, to ch up articles | Shoe, sizes 11 to 19%, cut to . $2.15 Buyin now Is true Shoes, cut oe ee oe $1.85 | undisposed of at t iris’ War Re FREP ASTHMA COUPON $3.00 Gunmetal Button Neolin Soled @9 PBlo nanny ...3 . pie {Child's Kid and Calf $1.50 Butte,” 1113 THIRD AVENUE Between Seneca and Spring Sts. UNION STORE CLOSE 7 P. M. SATURDAYS at the fair |" STAR WANT ADS BEST FOR RESULTS | —_—___ OO