The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1918, Page 3

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Grey BALLARD LINE , | mEROTE-RANKINCO. fe well ; Entrance Through Main Store or 1120 Fifth Avenue |how well versed you are on # : F pertaining to the mili y ; .? t = but anyway man, or @ member of | but anyway, I w ’ AE I a pe ap ve wiv | At About Half Price oping up lines of com: |» y's eye who might be able! partment are confident that the line poe : : \ ° dy matters wo that the sig:| will be paying its way shortly Nine Willow Rockers. would be placed on an} as the people get accum ¥ me with the ¢ These are manufactur- KIDDIES | The Infantry have their extra|in the quarter corps simply | * y : up . tt extensively,” ers’ samples, slightly money for marksmanship; the how | because he is proficient in that line . ig) > soiled — all have a SHIGE © lal Scone ice errs at tol toeerlce wah: wus an tatert whipeeies ! a rns day of rewu- eee cushion SATURDAY | oh. their “dix | simply a priv mt clasn, || proeaated creased Tuesday to more than H Only one of a kind, wie ~— ximply bec fficials that $260 a day in nee both brown and ivory id mech mmenda that »| put It on a@ paying basis enameled finishes are all of which pay extra m way in the ge oe ¢ satisfy some pein e were Sp ne oo included. . =“ | ~ tELES run on a 12-minute schedule. At oth ' as oS we tres nPesoeir abl su The condition you mpeak ¢ er times, crs are run at 16-minute Sale prices range from n for proficiency in thelr lin { neome strange to me to nee a worl, chauffeur made a sergeant chaufften Private, altho in elvil life ust as much i unjust, and more than that aoe FATTY ae a iar lure tenes eae | $13.10 ARBUCKLE Gas, Gas, Indigestion, Sourness, = {| sis" rit |e yan 70 in } thru that will pays 49% cents an hour as the Petticoat Upset Stomach—Pape’s Diapepsin | |," "" pate eeee $17.35 | Wants Address ; Pilot OUT — of Man in Prison Teas “ WEST Instant Relief! Neutralizes stomach acids, stopping seg yF vey bgt reba Real ONFESSIONS From the story, , - ow att? “Mary Guat and : simi | OF A WIFE Com Un BFAELPEPPLID ES! a ad Fifth at Pike —Continoous 11 to 1l—Admission 2¢¢ — Children 10c. ‘ tion, heartburn, or belehing stomach right. Don't keep on being read before they leave the | ANOTHER BABY | . niserable—life is too short—you ce? Are the letters that are sent lof gas, or eructations of undigested tresses chien Extra te Millions of men and women now | tritt stomach derangement due prisoners ta cenm in disclosing all this to you,” I said, ws > Continueus 11 to your advice adopt a baby.” - a broad ideas of responsibility toward FOR GRAY BAIR Saturday. Rock-Bottom Selling Prices, Backed Up by Excep- van: | e not here long, so make your to I was sure that Donna would be in the food, no dizzin bloating, foul eable, Bat what you like enthusiastic about the twins—tho a e. »y it, withow r rN’ ‘ whoever is noi, little book? Those Each in al— eat thelr favorite foods without|to fermentation or acidity, at day-| — |“for the whole story, all the details, ! manceasye 3 fear—they know Pape's Diapepsin| time or during the night, it f# handy! pew trains are now running from wibenesels io papers when Harry Ivory, and Cire a will save them from such misery.|to give the quickest, surest relief) perin to 4 2 - br mayor. : \ vein ‘ Please, for your sake, get a large,| known. | Berlin to Riga, requiring 24 hours. / “And go those splendid little s Walnut finish. Neamt Admission 0c “Don't take only one. Donna, take Ie two. They will be company for each Children ‘7 other, and as you have plenty of money to keep them in comfort, there Is no reason why you should —a oe oe ew ee oe om not make two children happy and VA contented quite as well “af | e , Sui d 0: br. I say, Margie. why ¢ 789 Men’s Sample Suits and Overcoats Throwa on Sale J vs sme tine yourseir” she asned ul or Cold Snaps! i} 7 And then I told Don: Mtule A Well Known Across Tells Howto} tional Free Offer, Marks End of Great Sale. beck. someching that I ave ntl Darken Gray Hair With a Simple even told you. “Donna,” I said, “I = The Final Clearance of all Men’s Sample Overcoats hope to have a child Home Made Mixture ' ope of my own) b h a U : n is noted for tte ‘ation in the Simply addr « boys are certainly winsome little —_ — a Hows are not Eliene’s children at all,” i A Umited num. |'¥ 4 are Factory slyly. It does not look to me as ‘The cold north wind and lowering and Suits starts tomorrow. Hundreds of new garments |**Ty %°".” | dyspepsia, heartburn, belching, distress. Read! by Joseph C. Lincoln. | oe for a moldier there, and it is Time it! In five minutes your| (ifty-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin imperative that he should get it. Are “nner acid stomach feels fine. No | from any drug store and put your they allowed to write, and if so, are % nation Mat- . *s peel ning upset stom " _ eation to the young ma her about the Kiddies OF DESTINY ' reat, quickest and 8 prison, using his full na boys’ mother and the tragic story of Dressing ‘Table S d € mach antacid in| f y eat something w different prisones have different her death at the time they were ressing Down atur. ay & the whole world, and besides, it is with them, or in case of an at regulations, it is impossible to born, She had not known before. harmless tack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gas-| say if the correspondence of the My dear, I am telling no secrets | she said, “but the children of a maid r ber of full size | 5¢mples and are in Harry's father’s home. How ter. Hl Combination | £004 condition. rible {t must have been for Eliene.” . Mattresses cov- Mahogany ff “It was at first, Donna, but Eliene y ered with good ||Priced at q ina fine woman. I don't think now ] quality art tick. || 84-40 and $6. 4 whe feoln the slightest difference be ing ave offerca || Cireassian Wi ns and hes own little tonareow at=~ 1 ree $5.85. 7 Donna na \ wh 65. FIRST AT PIKE and then she . “TE believe Ill take 7 tho you were going to have any ° ore child r |Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium and Larsen. (705° milaren. and you would, be ACTRESS GIVES RECIPE) Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, Starts Final Clearance +» <b nice chitaren with your temperature have no terrors for the man wearing a Joicey Williams, the wellknown) Ff gi r i . Donna jumped up and clasped me Bradbury American actress. whe was reecntty| i = have been thrown in with the following lots, and all jin ner arms and kissed me "Oh. I i playing at the Imperial Theatre in ; Saturday at these exceptionally low Clearance /*™ *° #!84—*0 «iad for you, Mar. St. Louis, Mo., made the following | 4 . kie! How does Dick feel about it?" vercoa statement about gray hair and how rices, |. “Dick does not know. No one darken it | ‘ Men’s Sample Overcoats and Suits—gray, brown) knows but you, dear girl. 1 have ‘Any one can prepare a simple oy r | hardly dared to tell it to myself. You | eibatee-ag, hemnes. 0s Youg Meith enact - and blue patterns—worth considerable more, go for|know 1 was griot-stricken when Son-| |that will darken gray, streaked or | 4 $6.85. Men’s Sample Overcoats and Suits, beautifully |*” ‘ied. and 1 almost felt that 1 faded hair, and make it soft and/ ; . ik rth 00, 65 could never have another child. 1 | glossy. To's half pint of water, add . “ tailored—worth to $20.00, go at $8.65. ay [had An unreasonable feeling that, as 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box of | , Men’s Finest Overcoats and Suits, beautifully tail-|20cr !ittle Sonny had never tived ex:| Barbo Compound, and \ ounce of . * cept In my heart, if I should give to Gapuisinn, Paneer wapatiente aan. ¥al ' ored, including the celebrated Kaufman and Strauss another baby the love that T had Every Bradbury {s built for Service, Warmth, and Long, Sauisfactory Wear—with all the Style and Snap that it is possible for artist tailors to put into a garment. Bradbury Overcoats tle cost, or any druggist can put it , . *, | taking from him the only thing I up for you. Apply to the hair twice day in Sample Suit Sale to $11.85. |could ever give hin. 1 know it a week until the desired shade is ob-| Here is our Free Offer: We must force this Great) sounds foolish, but I think that oth-| tained. This will make a gray-! my i Si ‘ , er women must have felt that way,| DR. J. R. BINYON Clothing Stock to move tomorrow, and here’s how we'll |", t gow time Kas softened nit are priced from $25 upwards and sold on the most Liberal Credit Plan JUST OPEN an ACCOUNT AT THE EASTERN and arrange your payments to suit your convenience— sett Se dems ae anee poli genet | do it: With every Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat sold Satur-| griee, and 1 am happy in the thought Free Examination ptlay an gretey tink Gaen net Tub eff. day we will give to you your selection of any $2.50 Hat im) that 1 shalt not live my life to the SEE H. M. ROGERS the house—and remember, there’s over 500 in all Shapes end chiidiens” ad a The People's Friend, Who Startles and styles to select from. Come—get one Absolutely Free.| 00) tonsa ““Whed wince 106 Seattle With Rock-Bottom Sale Please Note—This Free Offer good Saturday ONLY.| wore tirst. married 1 wan selfish We are one of the few optical Prices We are a Union Store. We have Union Hours. Our doors| enough not to want children. 1 did not pane lentes trom sat to” sist. | COLUMBIA ST UNION STORE—UNION HOURS close Saturday night at 7 o'clock sharp—so shop early, [Want the care of them, I thought . Dal ae are the coly ons in Now I know that I would never eatin ts, Pre PLE SHOES AT l 98 wy, rom his it we had ae Exam inat!: free, by duats - | away from him if we had had chil tonetiintn Giasncs “Bok prescribea| COT. First Ave. m% e roi unless absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO." "> 0.8. eectey| Men's Walk-Over and Sample Shoes, | Men's Heavy Work Shoes—Samples— laren, Dorma” Ik. athee hare biel “ye . |ego to think that no child of his will| WEE ae , | broken lines, worth to $4.00, go at $1.98. Bag pr ead wear, worth to re to think that no child of his will} Seneca St. . | $6.00, 85. that Dick is going to be very y| — ° ad Men’s Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth to Ladioy’ Walk. Over Si eae, [otto 2 ay agp gnats 5 "* y 5.00, .48. Buy two rs at the, Il be happier than he w hen | FREE DOCTOR = pep °.00- eo at $2 — lines, $1.98. Siceeans eee Ooetvignin samerl Eix-Goverament Physteian | Fb c Price Of one. Boys’ Wet Weather School Shoes, all|. “©. 1 am so glad for you, Mar-| 1111_FIRST AVE. or from my old location. MY n Men’s Best Sample Shoes, worth to $7.00, Jeather, go at $1.95. 250 Girls’ Shoes at |" *#!4 Donna over and over) 169 WASHINGTON ST. trance in 106 Columbia, midw: a RIGHT DRUG Co. STORES go at $3.48 a pair. $1.68. | Mat lant Tvtald to ‘her,:“Wan't you| i Abacos asa tena | AN - | The Final Clearance of the great Larsen-Mueller Portland stock and 2,000 pairs '*' m* Ko with you to some of the) 4! Sample Shoes will start tomorrow with a rush, If you need Shoes—come—you'll save | cannot find « baby for your" 1 aaw! jmoney here Saturday. Every article in this great $30,000 stock has been marked down her hesitate, and added, “You know, | |to lowest rock-bottom sale prices. And note the following prices on Men’s Furnishings: |ot course, my dear, that you need CREDIT : Raine in Ouififfing GLADLY uae gies: GENUINE ARROW COLLARS, 2 for 15¢*<':: Bh eee eee and the transaction costs you nothing extra. Our Complete PHONOGRAPH DEPT, is the finest on the coast if you enjoy music come in and listen to the latest, bought at any drug store at very lt-| [ise Pure Wool fabrics, former prices to $25.00, cut Satur- | "ret to give to him. I would bey and Suits | I I | | “Well,” she said at last, “we can The BRADFORD CLOTHES SHOP, at | Heavy Winter Underwear on sale, 98¢ |*ee what they look like, anyway, | ee ee we ss = Fourth Ave. and Pike St., closed down and | up. Men’s Sweaters at 89¢ up. Meenas eae temmeal” hone endl —, Rogers grabbed all their Arrow Collars. nicks tet ab Millets Cyveeal |eaid: “Can you imagine anything Cash talked, so instead of 20c straight, gen- A large lot of Men's Overalls go at 65¢;) stranger than that I should adopt a R PROSPE RITY : |uine Arrow Collars will be thrown on sale | Men’s Pants that sold to $2.00 at 98¢;) chiar” | } jtomorrow at 2 for 15¢. All sizes, late | Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00, at $2.85; (To be continued) | i> > é ou e | Girls—it you want plenty of heap | be deny parade age) by “ Ba 9 pal | Dress Shirts, Black Bear Overalls, Work piltes Cured tn @ te 14 Daye a : , beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all ‘ cal—Rogers gives what he ver- | 7. a ruggiste refund money | | The services of a DENTIST, | means poporyt Taahentt tor Iwill Pee ied e Gloves, Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Sina. wiceding or Sroteadinn Pies ‘ bear in mind that the Albany | starve your hair and ruin it if you i$ Coats, ete., in fact everything for Man’s |! irst ‘application gives relief. 60« | Dentists are Dentists of long | “°"t Hundreds of MEN'S HIGH -GRADE | nos or Work Wear included in this = DAUGRISTS KNOW e000 experience and recognized), ‘t t0mm't do much good to try to) SHIRTS that sold to $2.00 go on sale tomor- pits and ability. deg ia Maal Hote nate ia tondin, {row at B5¢. Come, see these Shirts—every and going at seemingly ridiculous prices. A solve it; then you destroy it entirely.| value is bona fide. They’re the surplus These are just a few items picked at ran- | thea oo pulnloss ethneada | 72,0, thi. eet about four ounces of | stock of one of Seattle’s largest stores. dom from this Great Clearance. As long as| KIDNEY MEDICINE | are vouched for by over| nicht, when retiring: use enough to| Saturday we'll also sell MEN’S 50c PRES- | we can pick up stocks of Shoes and Clothing | => twenty thousand satisfied| moisten the scalp and rub it in gen-/ TNENT SUSPENDERS at 23¢; 10c Hand- | at about one-half original cost we'll do so— we. Recfect, petiematien <ealant) > patients. Se eee ee not all, of|Kerchiefs at 4¢; Men’s Mixed Wool’Sox go | because the crowds that pack our store from [Tio ur ted me to reconise your | SEATTLE today faces the most serious problem y morning, most, ‘relat 13¢; Men’s Cotton Sox at 6¢; Men’s| morn till night attest Seattle’s appreciation | meaicine as a very good preparation. | in its history. your dandruff will be gone, and three ¢ s W ‘om: | Wool Underwear, worth to $2, goes at 88¢; | of the supreme values that Rogers offers. | About twenty years ago it was a! te All ork Cie amine ved odwealy ‘deotroy| Men's Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at | For Rogers gives what he advertises—the stranger in a strange land.” but, to. THE GOVERNME NT has recopnts is i Guaranteed for |+ve:, "28! "147,204 trace of it, || $1.48; Men's $1.50 Union Suits at 88¢. | people know. And remember— remedies in this locality, |] build ships, but SEATTLE CANNOT house the skilled You will find, too, that all itching - I ry 4 4 15 Years ad diene of te oe YOUR PAY CHECKS CASHED HERE) csi iitvtt® ous | ug ino its gates by the thowandss nt “7 Pours hundred times better. You can ft) Deaple, we believe this will be your final chance to buy standard, high-grade mer- | we cto Rate en Seattle is on the verge of a period of prosperity Come in today for FREE) tiquid arvon at any drug store. It is) — 4 0 Y aie ar t h low prices as these. Come, grasp this opportunity. If you want to is |] never before witnessed in any city in America. But Examination and Consulta-| inexpensive, and four ounces is all/ chandise at suc P Dr. Kilmer & Co, | Shs te not praperel to care for taore s0ke Ream ] | you will need, no matter meat Bock save—be here with the crowds By a hag Ba: peosetiy soageiad pesca S 2 SS dandruff you may have. is simple) § a, m. Sharp. “Please Shop Early.” e are a Union re—our doors close ‘Ur-| Prove What Swamp-Reot Will Do BUILD BUILD——BUILD ed: tails.—Advertisement. ’clock Mak e—note dress > For ¥ THE —r day night at 7 o’cl Sharp. i Be mietas Ken hemuioacad diet: ui agate 40. De, Aelienar a) We will furnish the money, design and erect a build- LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION STORE WITH THE RED FRONT pal ot aggre ha Md » Bar © Sanne ing on any vacant property in this city ‘ince anyone. | ALBANY Lodge Cafe | You will also receive a booklet of Lowest Interest Rates on Building Loans DENTISTS | cet tarne | LHe Red Front Clothing Co. iii Fi 5| _ me rmascy Construction Co, Peoples Savings Bank Bldg. || Werite arora Dey Cabaret | 1508-1510 First Avenue oppodse te Fe TOE | Senile star Dont X. Meatum small 24 Seaboard Blig., Fourth at Pike—Phone Bil eorea fbevond Avenue snd Hike Mirest.