The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1918, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, F' VOLUNTEERS 10 SEATTLE BOYS Men’s Winter Coats and Suits on Sale This is a wonderful opportunity to replenish your wardrobe with good, heavy Winter Clothes—and at a great saving in price. We are still selling all-wool gar ments, and many splendid values are given these reduced prices, shown below. Regular / HELP WAR WORK 815.50 815.00 Men’ s Shoe Specials , $5 00 83.50 $3.00 ngs All Women’s and Misses! Apparel Daring Febraary still goes at Half M™ ikon » Vadnais Cantrell, 68th N. Lightfoot W. H. Welch Schneider nm, 44 301 Weat dint at Enrol E Fant 6 ery Grocery, 1 Hubbard Corinne Su 1 14th 6673 14t 29 Phinne 01 Woodland Py 80th and Aur trd; ¥ unny aide oliman, 6321 First N. EB 44 Woodlawn East $6th ave Ker PI 2 Went rire Sixth sth wt w w Cc é Sixt Open a Charge w pur arrange small monthly ts to wult your 68th; Pacit n@ 16th N. FE 301 Kant 65th th N. B. and Drug Store chases and harmacy h = — Ww. a A= or payme personal We you conven n ninety nce w ex Anse ms ‘ pe tend days’ time. w Pe c won Cx as art Gre Ries, 6 house, # Rt. Gerard A. T. ¢ Wm. Kersten L. Renolda, 1 Raarn ussen. Mrs John wood place; J nney ave Ww 8 8 & Hageman, “ Olin < Strong. J N Kinne ‘odtem), 4247 Lath N. By L. M The drive may be thru Switzerland. | 11th N. B. and Bast 45th; Wi. Ross “The Germans need Switzerland's | $01 Bast 45th; Mre. J. L. Adame, 319 electric power as much an they need. | Bast 42nd B, Ray, 201 45th; 8 led Belgiuzn’s resources at the begin.|P. Paysse, 2610 Sixth BE; Wm ning of the war, and Switzerland | Flumerfelt, 40th and Brooklyn; L. L. will be unable to put up any such | Kime, 406 North 45th; P. H. Thomp splendid fight as did Belgium.” |xon, 4921 Stoneway; Doc Myers, 1412 ee North th; F. Pierson, 4302 DIDN'T GET MONEY FOR [Fremont J's. tvana 400" North RAISINS, BUT PAYS FINE °° Mra. B. E. Warner, Linden H. W. Schuett, 1522 Wood February 4, when he mbursement from Sheriff sna Attack on Switzerland | NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—A German thru Switzerland, to obtain the power of that country, much by the Germans, is predicted RG & possibility by Will Irwin, author ‘War correspondent, who has just to the United States from the Western front > “There is an aftractive series of ities before Von Hindeobure,” 4 Irwin. “My opinion ts that Will strike to put France out of War, altho he may strike to ob- Pomsession uf the French ports lawn Arronte dort inger for ra aned ing of raisin wine destro ¥y sheriffs December Napple Hiawatha pl $50 by Otis Brin 3540 Wallingto Fremont '. Frac | MISUNDERSTANDING | _AT LOCAL SHIP PLANT er Th on & Dy will run of winning Mor Justice wt b 7:30 begin at m. op. psia, Indigestion, Gases, or Upset Stomach—Pape’s Diapepsin n all week work Thureda isunderstanding complaint undert Twe failed ¢ thru a m and in council hal Tnstant Relief! Neutralizes stomach acids so food ean digest properly —harmless, pleasant, antacid. ad wan te acid stomach—make your next meal |" prt a favorite food meal, then take a it-|** tle Diapepsin, There will not be any distrens—eat without fear. It's be suse Pape's Diapepain “really doen” | WOMEN FOR FARM sweeten out-of-order stomachs that| it it mi large Sour, gassy, upset stomach, Restion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when ‘the food you eat ferments into gases | nd upsets you; your head aches and feel sick and miserable, that's you realize the wonderful acid neutralizing power in Pape's Diapep Sim, It makes al! such stomach mis , due to acidity, vanish in fiv utes. Gf your stomach is in a continuous Fevolt—if you can't get it regulated. Please, for your sake, try Pape’s Dia Pepsin. It's 20 needless to have Forced HURRY ii. HURRY dust Five Days More to Get These Extraordinary Bargains Wholesale and Retail Everything Must Be Sold by March 1 Il our stock at lens than © Fixtures for sale. are some of our Speeial Bargains 83-75| SHOES! SHOES! 87.50 $10 High indi The plan a HINGTON, Feb. © Diapepsin from any store. It is the quickest, surest ant 4 relief known, acts almost like magic tific, harmless and pleasant stor preparation which tru - by the women’s 1 stomach t nat coun: it isa n h ure to be trained, duty, but for work on Dancing Develops Grace! Now Re Awkward or Claas or Ungainly or Uncouth ov Gawky We mu te Some Suita cut $20 Men's Sults go for $17.50 Men's Suits go for $6.48 $35 Men's Overconts for $6.75 $35 English Cravenette $8.75 $10 All-wool Mackinaws $3.50 $3.50 All-wool Pants 81.89 $1.50 Work Shirts for Me 71.00 Shirt# for 186 Sweaters from $1.00 to 82.98 Men's Underw 18¢ that #tiffnes Lone al DANCE w clannes start every MONDAY AT 7 P.M t the $1.50 Rub $3 Hats $1.50 »bera for ur Leather Ht he runks Chenta, at Chaing, Vv Pins, Revo Mandolins, and Kodaks price 1 Rings, lem, Uk at Guitars, must £0 tlelen | | the SAL r8 DAILY 2 STAR THE BARGAIN STORE AND LOAN OFTICE nt Ave. 8. AT 8:20 A, M. Fifth and University Prof. and Mrs, Oswald Are instructors of the highest merit 10 assistants, Cor. 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Zemo xencrally removes pimples, blackheads, blotches worm and makes the skin clear and| healthy, Zemo is a clean, penetrating, | antiseptic liquid, meither eticky nor rreasy and stains nothing. It ia easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application, It is always dependable, | ! ‘The E, W. Rose Co, Cleveland, O. Jor with y zema and ring: |, PAGE 4 MEN’S SUITS $12.50, $15.00, $20.00 NEWEST MODE Scotch mixtures or slim figures. trying to conserve. You Money.” Come EB, 22, 1918. fancy hard-twisted most serviceable kind and splendily tailored, his small brother can be fitted here. This 00 any easier than by buying your outfit demonstrate to you how we do it , beautiful rich Ca Worsteds, plain trimmings are of the The regular size man or You cannot SAVE in tomorrow and let imere: Made up in this season's and fancy Serges and fancy “MOD to suit the is a time when we are at “Store That tout all a the u t MALLORY CRAVENETTE models and colors—the kind that sheds the water like a rain coat— $3.50 and $4.00-—"Union HATS, newe Made.” A Big Purchase—4,000 pairs of Shoes on sale Saturday. Here’s where we help you to conserve. Men’s Golf Shirts _ $1.00 undered Men’s Chambray Negligee Shirts full 2 eokbar h uffs and percalea 4 medium eshirta which same length and ample a double -y from Were “36, Misses’ Shoes, Boys’ Shoes, Children’s Shoes LOT ONE 1 madras, et ight Pe theme at grounds iting The famous Vindex of . make, ¢ ph wear Me Shirts A Katra Madr Quality Negligee tw "$1.50 8 ‘ last ye Men's form-fitting Shirts and ymbed Egyptian ght; li fleece on back; eplendid wearing garment; $1.00 enc Drawers. heavy w Pal yarn; grain leather Minnen’ English Walking Shoes in Men's Union Flannet Me nd Blucher # $1 25 n grey heels, tip toe, $2.75 " Boots and up-to-date tops, solid leather o nnd grees atent and pla Wright's Form-Fitting Natoral Wool Shirts and Drawers $2.00 Fach “Union mad med. be worn most of Coast; all sizes to 46 button dowr ary heel Men's Flannel Shirts br nd } lor TWO fror , Women's Walking um weight; ote 1 top oiler ached $2.50 Mechanies’ Work Gloves, 10¢, 15¢, 25¢, 50¢ to 82.00 pair nd at and lace style, comfortable last, \d leather soles $3.49 in box blucher style, rolid $3.39 gunmetal and viel kid tops, #0! and military heels Men's Super-Weight Union Suits $1.00 Suit Made from light and med up to 46 an cotton yarn; um weights; all sizes ¥ ys Shoes leather roles. Special while they LoT FOUR * Kid Shoes, leat on atyle, white kid, ops and plain black Miller made button all leather throughout and oak Women’s Medium- Weight Fine Ribbed Union Suits Made of fine combed cotton yarn, has @ light, soft fleece lining, high neck, long sleeve, ankle length, alf open front, silk tape at neck, mercerized crochet edge on neck Popular ‘price... DLOO Infants’ Knitted Bands tic, Jersey Ribbed Infants’ Ab dominal Bands, to be worn under the Infant's undershirt, giving ex- tra protection to the abdomen, where needed; shaped and full fashioned; cream only ., 65 c BOYS’ SUITS—$3. 00, $4.00, $5.00 to $8.00 Most of these are broken lines, made up in good staple models, in sizes from 3 years to 18, and the price is the same as they were last August-—-YOU DON’T have to pay us from 8% to 25% advance on any of these Suits. Boys’ Hats and Caps 59c, 69c, 79c, 85c and $1.50 | Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants 98c, $1.25, $1.50 In fancy and plain woolen fab- Splendid wearing materials in rica, vetvets, silks and felts assorted colors. Some lines Made up in very nobby little are closing out at much red models, All etree from 6 to 7 prices. Call and make your Boys’ Shirts and Blouses pescg lee 4 pee = 59¢, 69¢, 79¢ to $1.65 Boys’ All-Wool J Seieniass and Coat Sweaters $2.50 In Red, Navy, Brown and Heather shades. Size from 24 to 34. A Big Saving by Buying last, Your Heavy Wool Underwear Now Wright's Woot Union Suits 83.50 Suit a remarkal when take the market about $5.00. nines to 46 Black and White Mixed Union Suits, 82.00 crotch, nuperweight nuch ealled for garment to 46 Men's Natural Merino Shirts and Drawers, @1.25 Garment Medium weight; all aizer to 44 pair fr nolem, sizes 1 to black patent 98c heavy box in tan only. endid wear $2.98 LOT SIX School Shoes, button and lace, box calf uppers and count leather $2. 1 9 6. in with Special by white pall . cheap gar inte consid price now In natural ment you eration LOT FIVE Roys’ Engtich Walking La calf and grain leather, bluchers, Neolin sole and rubber heels; a sp ing Shoe, Special, « palr would be it Men’ Cloned a all wines Boy® black waterproof Special canvas tops, solid per pair ern olen; all mizes. splendid collection of and Shirts in percales flannels and all AU sizes and maar wool flannels. union ‘|GOETHALS REORGANIZES| | TROOP SUPPLY METHODS FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE WASHINGTON, Feb, 22.—Reor ganization of the method of equip- ing and supplying men embarking r France has been instituted by Goethals. GF ar and Neari News by ee 3 and Telephone § e ecccecececooee® The United States food administre be thoroly saturated with sacrifice tion yesterday appointed Frank Is | with wheatless, meatless, heatless | Hay. vamos of dining cara and all of ‘the other necessary ‘less’| Great Northern railway, as represem days. Personally, 1 wet. thiak ive of the railroad systems of the | er we are much more than haif/Conniry in the food conservatied way thru the war.” ~~ | General Timekeeper George B. Wishard was one of the princtpat| | & Tushosper Goseye B. EG | speakers in the Eaat during the big| jon his assistant, Louls Moran, and | Red Cross campaign. But he felt timekeeping staff of the that he could not do his subject full ceattie Construction and Dry Dock to | Justice until he had first hand in-/ ‘i were guests at a gett formation. He applied for work quet given by the time- abroad and was appointed to the at the Butler Thursday Serbian re mmission. But when he reached Parts, Maj. Gray tent Wilson's Murphy, tn ree of all relief he made a thorough study| work abroad, insisted that he stay of tal service, child relief France work, t the refugees Thinks West Asleep almost ki tur,” re-educa e tion of the and blind, the habilitation of | areas, He arrived in S Off This Corn’ Toe as Smooth as the dl | and rn right FRIEND OF WILSON quartermaster Gen Under the new plan men for over: “1 cannot speak too strongly st the peril of a prem ture peace. If we do not fin- ish the work we have begun and destroy the last trace of German autocracy, then our sons will have to do it 25 years from now, when Germany has used the armistice to build up n army of 30,000,000 men.” his is the message brought the w coast by Luther D, Wish- ard, p pe Kant author b ent an servi © going to Camp Mer t, near New York, where they are fitted out to the last button and sent » the ships. Previously they julpped at their own camps ent direct to ports of embarkation be do were and milar stations will spened at Camps St equipment art, Dix feade of Lee. | 2 will be taken of the He t Greater care on will be for the sammy from now a aker quipped every ard work ahead thes will the kind he needs, and they him will hin shoes. As part of Gen. ation scheme, ample suppl. inda of foodstuffs will be nbarkation supply houses ni from Fr Pre « rr) Golden, 510 Broadway, an em- ploye of the Barton Packing Co, dropped dead in the office of Dr. jeorge Dowling, in the Lumber Ex- change building, Thursday. Golden work at noon, saying he felt and wanted to consult a physi- clan Albert C. Larsen, alleged slacker, was arrested at his home at Issaquah will m- | son Goethals’ reorgan hor in all at led by r « of st 1 h " generally ed hargy regarding the the war, I do not know part y about Seattle, as j1 Just arrived here, but where I/ Thursday and was brought to Seat- have visited it seems that they do/ ue and placed in the King county not reall the seri ss of the) jail, George F. Beasley, of the de- situation. But when the awful cas-| partment of justice, complained that ualty lsts come in, they will know] Larsen had failed to register for se- the | However we cannot leave the work! ject service. for] untinished if it. takes A training school for applicants f sacrifi for merchant marine service will be President W erected on the University of Wash: were companion ington campus. The university versity in 18 regents approved the plans Thurs nding fr ‘day seems devas attle Thurs Arc jousnes: rmany is by no means ex- hausted; she f# probably stronger today than ever before, This ix no | time to ait quietly and predict end of the war, It is the time action seven years | Only Half Thru “The people of this country son and Wishard in Princeton unt- and f dan un- ndship. Tron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders, Says Doctor A Secret of the Great Endurance and Power of Athletes . must (he fleah, never makes your t at two drops of “Geta-It resto! the corn-pain rily you I the « WORKMEN ARE NEEDED AT PUGET SOUND YARD) Ired skilled work needed at the Puget yard. They are to re aximum rates of pay, in ith the new wage scale yruary practice at pyesent to hire | at maximum wages, and re-rate them within 10 days on the basis of demonstrated ability Four shipwrights $0.64 a day 39 at $8.60, Other rates between the two Applications are received 414 federal building, Seattle, 600 KILLED IN QUAKE AMOY, Ch Feb. Six hun dred dead and 2,000 injured are the sualtion of the ent earthquake | t Sw according to latest re. ports, Whole villages in the Amoy hinterland were wiped out you can pee Five laborers are Sound hur n and) navy the n Y, irs ply by neth and taking tron endurance sim- In the proper form, and this after they had, in some cases, been doctoring | for |months without obtaining any bene- fit. But don’t take the old forms of reduced iron, iron acetate or tine- ture of iron, simply to save a few cents, You must take iron in a form that be easily absor similated, ik . if you want it to do you any good, other- wise it may prove worse than use- less. Many an athlete or prize fight- er has won the day simply because he knew the secret of great strepeth and endurance, which comes .érom having plenty of tron in the blood, while many another has gone down to Inglorious defeat simply for the Hack of iron. uxated Iron, whieh ts ps A recommended above by Dre 4 other physicians, i not « but one which ts well everywhere, © product men foolishly seem to think they are going to get re newed health and strength ¢ stimulating medicine, ae- are pald|cret noatrum or narcotic drug br. K. Sauer, a I Physician who has studied widely, both in this ountry and in great Evropean Med- yeal Institutions, when, as a f real and true strength can only come fro the ff you eat. Rut people often fail to get the strength out of thelr because they haven't eno in their. bloo: y enable it too food into liv From their weakened, they know some- . but they can't tell are not strong or well, you owe it to yourself to make the following test Se how lc can work or how far you without becoming tired two five-grain tablets of ordin nuxated tron three times per day, after meals, for two weeks. Then |The ma teat yo ength again and see for and yourself how much you have gained, | pure they will refund your T have seen dozens o money, It is d'spensed by Owl Drug Co. down people, who were aili Rartell Drug Co., Swift's Pharmacy and while, most astonishingly all other druggiste, © wanted, at neral helpers, workmen a and 2 | from ac at room It's Wonderful to See « Off Corns! ur fin) 2 a vre—pain rei in the world to tr ow It's the sure w over faila, It intr d by millions every a works. "Gets-It" makes cut ting and diseit nd fuBe ing with bandages, salves or any thing else. entir CeetmeIt" ou need nts) it vt at A thing is w what, If you H. V. TARTAR APPOINTED The board of regents of the Uni ersity of Washington, at a meeting Thursday, a Herman Vance Tartar to the position of assistant professor of chemistry, to take effect Avril te mc pay no Will be Kent direct Lawrence & Co, Chicago, 11) ns Sold in Seattle at the Owl Drug O. ° i pointe tisfactory results to every sf ol ny