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* at Turrell’s Conservation Shoe Sale To make a complete final clearance of the Shoes Now on sale we have regrouped and repriced many | Styles, offering you even greater bargains than before. We mention a few of these: $7.95 $9.95 $9.95 $7.95 $7.95 $9.95 $7.95 $9.95 button now ivory cloth top, price $8.9 male Taird’s patent vamp, gray buckskin av Fegularly at $16.50; sale price $11.9 rter; sold now Laird’s black kid vamp, white kid top, button gold regularly at $14.00, now Raird’s black kid vamp, gray cloth top, button @old regularly at $12.50; sale price $8.95, now... Queen Quality black calfskin vamp, gray buck top Mace; sold regularly at $11.00; sale price $8.9 Lalird’s black calfskin vamp, gray buck top, lace; Sold Fegularly at $15.50; sale price $11.95, now now | Lalird’s biack calfskin vamp, gray cloth top, lace; gold regularly at $10.50; sale price $5.95, now...... | Laira’s black kid vamp, ivory buck quarter, lace; Gold regularly at $16.50; sale price $11.95, now | Cousins’ patent vamp, binck kid and cloth tops; toes Plain and with tips; $7.00 values; several lines $4.45 At these prices you can afford to anticipate | future needs and buy more than one pair. Equally good bargains in men’s Shoes. IT’S THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OF THIS SALE Note—No sale Shoes to be returned to us for credit or refund. Turrell Shoe Co. Second Ave. Burke Bldg. SOM IS NAMED OIL INISTRATOR IN WEST) FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.—Prof. Folsom, Stanford university ty department, was appoint-| newspapers. The i, administrator for the! more than 3,000 copies an issue. ORCED TO MOVE Entire Stock Must Be Sold—Wholesale and Retail reeelved notice to move March Ist, therefore we must sell our stock at less than cost. Fixtures for sale. Here are some of our Special Bargains. 60 Men's Suits go for SO-48 | $15 igh Tops at .......$6.48 Men's Overcoats for § $8 Working Shoes at English Cravenette Coats $6 Working Shoes at. wesees-++ 8-75 | $5 working Shoes at. $4 Working Shoes at. Western states, by Mark L. of Oakland, Cal. and oli field administrator $3 House Slippers at . $1.50 Rubbers at .. | $3 Hats at... $1.50 Caps at . . $1.26 Overalis for, pair. 5S0c Suspenders for .. 50c Neckwear for -- Be Unredeemed pledges will be sold for less than we loaned on them. SALE BEGINS DAILY AT 8:30 A. M. Everything must be sold by March Ist—when we get out. The Bargain Store ‘Men's Ail-wool Underwear at qu prices. redeemed Leather ‘Trunks, Hand Baj Suit evolvers, lolins, Guitar: odak: 8 must go at cost | Price. AND LOAN OFFICE. 0 First Ave. S., Cor. Washington St. a Why Old Man Winter Beat Such a Hurried Retreat From the Trenches of Warmth \AMOn)| BriquetS Or any of these famous coals will keep Old Man Winter out of your home—for furnace, range,: grate, stove: BLACK DIAMOND NEWCASTLE SOUTH PRAIRIE FRANKLIN ISSAQUAH Fuel to meet every requirement; ask the Coal Doctor to inspect your heating system and _ pre- seribe the right fuel or combination of fuels to give you greatest satisfaction and economy. He comes without a fee. From Your Nearest Dealer, or Phone PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 563 Railroad Avenue South Main 5080 Requa. national fuel ol! average is not STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1918. PAGE 4 MARRIED MEN SAVE ON SALARY OF $1002 MANY OF THEM DO IT: FATHERS, TAKE four lies who are ) $100 per savings stamps or Liberty bonda, They tell just how the A close watch over nuion of waste cART! letters from four living comfortably are and saving, too, In war do it oaks,” pre and the usage of article and item purchased to) # Wel text pons of the means 1d of by The letters competing for totaling $60, whi ven for the best lett » the wu ct. The first pris the ond $15, the third $10, and the two $5 each tar readers tn the five ho will be JUST MANAGEMENT Thrift Editor a wif Star ing two children, Kirl, aged, respectively, 4 4 on $100 per month My comy © years, success is based primarily on joint ) personal ex do not © the inciden unually take the an income. I try in Vehten the care of the 1 house for m and In reciprocation q many things that detract considerably from my pay envelope. I live 20 minute out, thereby get tng rent or $16.60 per tonth and“put up considerable amount of frult. We buy eae» when at the lowest and put them “down.” I buy most of my groceries in large amounts, thereby gotting them 1 buy the best of clothes, and my wife makes the ete at # outside of the fami! have no harcnc of our I have pen’ amoke tubs tal expenses that major portion ¢ every way to ehildren an wife ote that next | I am support | boy and] shoes, | 1) 0f $80 per month, and from thie I is, the clothes, over for the clviidren, | The sign give good service shoes [ have fixed at the first of wear, and in that way th | We dress well and entertain to a| tighter” not so very small extent; our friends, most of them, think we have @ larger | who income than we really have. This is the way my monthly bills run. Oo} vocal barrage. 1.00} 1.00 ‘elephone tik and cream 6.00 20.00 5.00 1.00 10.00 £00 Pleasure . Incidentals . ‘Total be anes 4.05 The herty loan ‘drive we bought a $50 bond, and have also in | vested some in thrift stam may help solve, to some extent. of another small A REAL troubles "9 man. HE MANAGES IT ‘Thrift Editor: How can a married man with three children and a salary for his children’? One hundred dollars per month t* equal to $3.32%4 per day rent, one for his living and one for clothing, he will still have 32% cents left to buy thrift stamps to help wind up this horrible war This is very simple. rent a flat or a house of four or fivé | rooma. This is more than enough |tor a family of five, so let his wife | help a little and rent one of the spare bedrooms, This money could be Jused to buy thirft stamps for his dear little children. Or you, Mr American Man, might quit cigar smoking one day a week and put that money into thrift stamps. Per haps you could quit going to the pok money you might lose to buy thrift stampa for your children. | man. vice, you will have all kinds of mon ey left to buy thrift stampa for your dear little children. You know there is an old saying, “The more you get. |the more you want” I have my mother and myself to support, but |manage to save a few dollars to buy thrift stamps and Red Cross member ships to help win this war, Yours truly, DOLPHIN SIWEN, Fiat B, 1602 Terry Ave., Seattle, Wash. Faitor: “Thrifty Father,” ry of $100 a month, should purchase at least $6.10 ‘Thrift —|with a sa’ ayle be to worth of war thrift stamps a month, | without denying himself or his fam- ily any of the needs of life and with out forgetting necessary recreation With a family of nine, worked out a practical plan which “Thrifty Father” could apply to his family Of course, in utilizing this method, it is necessary that every cent spent shall be kept t k of For “Thrifty Father's” family of five, I offer the following list (allow ing generously for amusements, etc.) to cover one month Rent . Light .. . Wood and fuel Church, ete . Car fare, ete. Clothes . . Sickness, insurance, etc Groceries and meats ... 50 6.00 1.00 4.00 50 8.00 ‘Total vo In the above lat for the following staples: Flour, one sack, at $2.85 . Potatoes, one sack . Fruit, 15¢ a day . Vegetables, 10¢ Total, included in the total of $39.15 for groceries and meat seesee $1 I offer a sample lst of a week's groceries, allowing for “Thrifty Fa ther's” family five-ninths of the total of my own: Milk ° Butter, three pounds, | Lard or substitute Rice, tapioca and jello Breakfast food .. Cotoa, half-can Coffee, one pound . Beans Sugar Salt Syrup " pe oe RF Meat, fish and substitutes , Vegetables and fruit .... Spices, baking powder, ete. . Matches, odds-and-ends . Bees, one dozen 05 ‘Total The at cents from week to week, but T that in the month t © will work out as stated. Yours ytruly, BELLE BJORNSON, 1602 W, 62nd St, Seattle, $.00) of $100 per month buy thrift stamps | Bay it conte | this American man $1 per day for | Let this man | | ler club once a month and save the There is more than one way to| “skin the cat.” my good American | gas, rumbling | I know that if you will take my ad-/ I have| Make you -$19.75 | OUTLINES BUDGET tr Kditor: 1 gladly tell what I am act doing, and will say the beginning that If any to mee my budget and he counts, or if @ commit to drop in unex starving, I ehall be glad te ome to either tnapector I have a housekeeping allowance ng rent, gas, lights, fuel, ¢ ing the upkeep of the hy ons, drug sundries, and « per I have three children, two of them i, my husband and my broth making #ix in family, and I pay all the special laundry for the men, as well, from my allowance My children have ided to mave | their 106 candy which I give |to them each week ¢ from my | $80), no you nee that from their ean dy money alone will have war savings certificate by the end of the year I have y gener ous with them, and added a cent @ week cach, #o they have that poor penny for sweets, but they know they are helping to win the war Now, you can see that if | were ne boarding the extra man, I could east ly let them buy not one certificate each per year, but one « mont lowing that extravagant thar live well, possibly better than the av erage <niddle class faim (1 believe this is a very conserva tive estimate—$16 per month for one ward and laundry.) to make clothing budget for t do all the lite > premiuma have enough for car fares and mine expenses, t 1d not meet any serious expenses at our present in come, LILLA C. NORMAN 259 Florentia Bt, Beattie. KNIGHTS HAVE GOTTEN $5,000 crete comune! UNSOLICITED training camps just how to throw! Knights of Columbus are getting « It drives away all! good start in their drive for $60,000 one of the real ene-| war funds before the cam paign oper Nearly $5,000 unso! ed subscrip- tions were recelved Tuesaday by the committes, The amounts varied fro $1 to $1.000. There were three con | tributions of $1,000 each, and another of $510 from Black Diamond citizens. | The campaign starts Monday. | > Heartburn Worse | Sse" feces "in chara Than Heartache for mam meetings to help the drtv The firet was held Tuesday evening. in the pariah hall, Church of the Im Nething So Quickly Mars Beauty oe ur, Gas-filled Stomach. Take » Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- maculate Conception, and was ad Greased by Rev. Stephen F. Barron, let After Meals, Then Eat What You Like, chaplain of the 348th field artillery ny at hold ac nh wante if we | in offer | or for each one "Teaches Jackies | Vocal Barrage | been ¥ *— econseanmanane we are now for er our but I and wt ati muet children’s sewing We meet ¢ Insurer and A good singer ts always a good Bo says Charles G. Dunn. music master of the U, 8 Navy has been comminsioned to momtckne nm of the young sold ing else wi Heing Over There,” or » Here an of almost equal importance with mastery of the net as noth De We regarded Wher Go Fre is now | Camp Lewis LAST TRIBUTES TO MEMORY OF “OLD JOHN L.” BY H. C, HAMILTON United Press Correspondent BOSTON, Feb. 6—-With the MNetle St. Paul's church, Roxbury, crowd- e4 with mourning past age of pugiliem, funeral services were held today for John L. home, near Abington. In the throng that packed the jehurch corridors and followed in a jsolemn procession behind the huge mahogany casket was at least one man who had braved the Sullivan fint, but who had lived to mourn his death. Hoe was Jake Kilrain The Rev. Frederick J. Allchin was celebrant at solemn high mans | Ansisting him were the Rev, John |Lyons, pastor of the Abington Beauty and Good Digestion Go| SPUrch. which Sullivan attended, and Hand Hand, 8t 0 "7 the Rev. Wm. Connor. | Hand in Hand. Stuart's Dyepepeia | cnt enw no @imunition in | the crowd of men, women and chil Ugh! Heartburn; sour rising®.| dren who wanted to take a Inst look then coated tongue, | at doughty old “John L.” Most of corners of the) the visitors to the home of Mra. An- haggard expres-/ nie E. Lennon, sister of the former complexion champion, werb persona who had something in y known him. stomach to supply the digestive! julees which are scanty and to give power to the weak enatric| FOOD ADMINISTRATION jutce, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets be te See Bie | ORDERS SPECULATION They actually digest your food | for you. Resides, they Increase the flow of gastric juice, Just what you need to get the good possible lout of everything you eat You | will never have that mp of lead” in your stomach. en ev- erything you eat will bo digested, it will give you strength, vim, en- ergy and a rory disposition, Xow | feel good all around your waist-|_— |line after every meal and tt win| ™™ = . alg soi the coffee feel good all over. Hype ee, 0 Figen y Dealers in green coffee are pro Get a 60-cent box of Stuart‘s| Dyspepela Tablets today of any|hbited to have more than % 90-day darw ht t ne ance etelltcmenidssrsel tise mitted to coffee dealers, the food ai ministration ex ined, are in restless nigh’ h @rawn, a ® and a ruined You need ar WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—The food administration today took steps to curtail speculation in green coffee on the New York coffee exchange. It issued an Order whereby no speculation in the product over a price of 8% cents a pound, of type No, 7, green coffee, ts permitted. This rule is effective today. It all To the Front [en route from foreign countries or It is intended to restrict dealers in green coffee to profits normally made in prewar times and prevent | speculative profits. Mra. Minnie C. Zbinden, wife of Arnold Zbinden, former city coun- | cilman, died at the Providence hos- pital following an Miness of two weeks, The funeral will be held at 2 P. M. Thursday from Butter. | worth's, Men Have Gone— Women Are Coming But It Is the Young or Young Looking Women Who Are Chosen First ‘The whole world is overflowing with opportunity for the woman who is capable, active, youthful for the woman who looks the part, Gray, streaked or faded hair, with its appearance of age, is panned by. Unfair? Yes, but a condition which must be met. Thousands of women found the way out with Qhan. HAIR COLOR RESTORER (Guaranteed) th have Die ed cir hair, because but through natural, gradual way in which it reatores the youthful color. Q-ban will not rub or wash rt > off, of stain the scalp, You can wash or wave the hair as usual, A delightful toilet requisite which eradicates dandruff and keeps the hair healthy. Sold by good druggists every - where on Money- Back guarantee price The. The price is 25 cents a Pound, but don’t judge it by that survivors of a) | Sullivan, who died Baturday at his} IN COFFEE CURTAILED! ad-| | dition to those which they have now | Fraser-Paterson Co. February Clearance of Women's [ligh-Grade Coats at $39.50 XAMPLES of the best styles and tailoring of a high order. —Coats formerly $55.00, $65.00 and up. ‘Tailored models of fine velours, Bolivias, zibelines and silvertones. —tTaupe, Soldier brown, Burgundy, hunter’s green, navy blue and black. —Special on Thursday....... $39.50 Fraser-Paterson Co, Third ¥ AN IMPORTANT SALE OF Silk and Serge Dresses $19.50 Clever Dresses That Were Priced $25.00, $27.50 and $28.75 MART styles — fashionable Dresses of this season. Pleated, tunie and braided effects. —The silks are splendid taffetas, in blue, Copenhagen and black— mostly large sizes. —The serges are of fine qualities, in navy blue, with trimming of plaid serge, etc. —wWell made Dresses that are extraor- dinary values for ... $19.50 Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. BIELP THE RED CROSS IVE your spare time to the Red Cross—help prepare surgical dressings that are urgently needed. —The Red Cross Volunteer Room, on the Sixth Floor, is open from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. each day, except Saturday. A Red Cross instructress is in charge. Everything is furnished for the work —JUST GIVE YOUR TIME. | New Percal 36-Inch Width LARGE new shipment just re ceived, including many new pat- terns in both light and dark colors, also plain colors. —This width cuts to better advantage for aprons, men’s shirts, house dresses, ete. Full 36 inches wide. A good, firm, dependable cloth for, yard.......30¢ —Fraser-Paterson Co, Seeond Floor. New Kimono Crepes NEW shipment of attractive Ki- mono Crepes. These are distin- guished by the bright colorings and clever designs, as well as the more dainty colorings and the typical Japan- ese designs. —They are 31 inches wide. The qual- ity is a good, durable grade. Priced at 30¢ a yard. —Praser-Paterson Co. Second Floor. LONG DECLINES PLACE ee ae nea ai er ge Pagel ON AIRCRAFT BOARD | ina tne Weyerhaueser Co. ts one of | PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. ¢—George | those furnishing timber to the gov- &. Long, Weyerhaveser Lumber Co. | ernment. representative for the west const, j has declined the appointment offered by Col. Richard B. Howe, of the air-| Shee ESS | BOLSHEVIK Their Aim and Ambition Will Be Told by Dr. Edward A. Steiner (Noted Author and Traveler) In His Timely and Historical Lecture, the RUSSIAN REVOLUTION Sunday Evening, Feb. 10 —at the— HIPPODROME Fifth and University fails to remove dandruff complete | ooo" 24 that i to Ainsoive it. This] The Secrets That Lie Behind the )| destroys it entirety. To do * | just get about four ounces | plain, ordinary liquid arvon; y it at night when retiring; } enough to moisten the scalp rub it in gently with the Ups. By morning, most, if not all, yoor dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissotve and tirely destroy every singte sign trace of it, no matter how m @anéruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itch | ing and digging of the scalp stop instantly, and your hair be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, and soft, and look and feel a dred times better. You can get liquid arvon at For the Benefit of the drug store. It is inexpensive, and’ Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club four ounces is all you will need. Prices: 500 and $1.00. Elliott 3187 || This simple remedy has never / known to fail—Advertisement. Le .25 Puts This New 5 Style Columbia Grafonola $6 In Your | - Sy This New Style Colum- "7 bia Grafonola, equipped with cover as illustrated, and FINE RECORD CABINET, not shown— an_ instrument — equip- ped with all of the -Ex- clusive Columbia Fea- tures—and one that will ive you the World’s est Music— This Instrument and 12 Selections (6 Double-faced 75c Records), Fine Record Cabinet, Record Cleaner and Needles all complete, delivered to your home for the combined price of $62.50, on the special terms of f . ty $6.25 CASH—AND $1 A WEEK e We will play your favorite music for you, and show you the special points in favor of this particular model. Why not call in tomorrow? ‘Th Telephone Elliott 113

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