The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1918, Page 6

a on A conent K MINER | SUITS DRESSES THE SEATTLE 1907 Revemth Ave. Near Unie STAR OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE oF NEWwsrarens joe of the United Press As tered at Seattle, Wash, Postoffice « nd-Class Matter < gun mmed entire and at por i cage oa Fer path A nodes Mall out of city, 400 per month; 8 months, $1.18; ¢ montha, $2.00 « pleade 1 aeers re oUt Spear, 32.50. Hy carrier, city, 0c @ month Sera Vance Coke Pi All menus have the same mon? Het he e new Kult ¢ » very eae te Published Datty by 1 © Pablishing Ce. hone 600, Private : A —=—=—=—=—=—a er 4 run thru a meat chopper . nd. on ny new pr 5 ere! nit dopa | ave Food ang Help Us Win the °° featur | emnessen War.” a hs ' ne ins binds Colora — Rone, Nile, Copen, a 7 D aed EASE Cory Hating his Hooverised ple ' ndy, purple, black, green, 1H ) | ersiige eer lriced $816.50, n Look ahead! The man who failed to look to the Ka mer was Cnssar in tt ple lent da A " GP ertat tax teers white | $22.50. Prices $9.50 and up future is the one who failed in lif Be ¢. Save “ aes ak + ung toward 6 vied _ MILLINERY tyles thie week. new f 4 c ~_ : " eager ttled. tr pant few Montiy small and | ms * t t t expre te» \e M Ger r medium mize Hat “ few larger styles here and there. "Her All as Needed height a ee es ee 3s » nowy a Greene's von.) TWENTY MILLION “or hwaghir pay el di rigs Prelige sy oi i t " Turiff Hleh Tariff 1 ' o want green, gold, 1 pac Ss Her boy is in the army, her heart is with him, and it} i A per ) beats proudly. She takes her patriotism as women usually \ priced $3.98, 84.98, $5.98, $6.98. vende vwsueiece| BOXES PER YEAR @o, in no broken doses. When she gives, she gives all. | Or skipped it in the t Heonotr ' y aiaint bee coe # Seven | SUE Wear Tae cafe the reonived tron the qrenoury rik von 3 eens Seah Se » wter expect tl Begt, safest cathartic for liver ushin Underwear ise Arrived department two checks for $70, representing the allotment} viccere. Deeriry . Par ii ies Ps i The “Dove” Brand Envelope Chemise, made from good Nain Made to her from his pay by her boy, Warren, and the z pele tea ye P ‘ eeieiite ‘gis ssasiths wacky Hiperpriglog watring; « $1 00 amount tong ba eee Rag every Formye rik As Milton tella ua) to the t t} ‘ An measle They're fine! Don't stay Ladies’ White Underskirts, of the Dove brand make pdt Tnelosing the checks to their senders, she wrote this le er:| i now t m. well reser ages silio e ebay % ming nd f pr nal ” an ), 1918 | Villian will claim his throne right divine SMELT RANCH, MAYBE? bilious, sick, headachy or $2 75 Treasury War Risk Insurance (Copy rig 8, by the Newspaper Enterprise Ansociatior Health Officer vide want constipated Brand Night Gow ¢ ladies, in Jag Crepe, witeb- Washingto _ ery crepe and muslins; newest designs in trimmings s, . clone Women's Drawers; fine elastic lent Wosiiers: Coase in a time like what w od Drawer F EMMA BRANTLEY Mrs. Hen Hoists Service Flag weathers ree: And Berlin says that Americans are just bluffing! That and Kicks Out Her Husband cel vnatlen nd ie eae x 1 r Shaped Vests of fine | garment is nade from se _the mee are not interested in their government's war, | xe Phonogray | mmbed cotton yarn; low | lected yarn and will give gis lere is the letter Mrs. Brantley received in reply | ' e ot eovelens 50 ect matinfac Washington, Feb. 11, 1918 | ar wife, we A C | tion; cach .... 50c Dear Mrs. Brantley the 1 a I have your letter of January 30, with which you returned ; - Bllowance and allotment checks for November and December, K a seeords Just Arrived by Express—100 Boys’ Suits eres * A oipriparan bod so gal 4 ‘The Cinsstent and moat clever models that we have ever “9 endl ou shown Beaw h Scotch mix *, homespuns, casst. but sin gally be 4) nyo: ciean smmde meres and serge ) two pairs of pants with each suit feet no hesitancy ; ecks oe $5.00, $7.50, $8.50, $9.00, $10.00, $12.00 lo you. Should you des ¢ eo nicest the government, 1 would suggest that na ve 1 bowel clear “hi th: a ; on a Liberty bond or War Savings certific \ er experienced. Wake u Children’s Kid Shoes Pig Walking and Dress Sincerely yours grand. Your head w 39¢ Pai pots, button and lace style, com- fh } air fortable and uptodate L W. G. MADOO. « your tongue clean, bi 7 ; = ast; gun- right, stomach sweet and your liver} Soft soles, black patent, kid | metal and viel kid tops, solid lea A | We t the cot of bowels active |f| and colored tops; sizes 1 to 5. | ther soles, military Government probers have brought out the fact | r is, You take : :! any dr 5 store anal % gar hese. Spoctal. pets 3.49 that the Hog Island company had a corps of publicity A . you's top the head ; Boys’ English Walking Last, Misses’ English Last Walking agents whose combined salaries were $2,000 a nth aM it eee x = Bont op Shoes, tn Bal. and Blucher style, We wish to announce that any publicity the Hog Island ; 1 i Clea serenpiatscoryslor hated Pop shige wand rit. testher tops, crowd receives in this column is free, and it's getting a of who! a splendid wearing shoe : i if tongue is coated—they are harmless never | Kripe or #icken some, too. One by one And pile them Up in a mintature nwelf in the haystack whe: Now his wife, Mra Hen. se a war garden and ntrib run him West Seattle Spirit Nop mes igen gerard | Imagine Bill's surprise when he came home to find the flag flying ‘ If the rest of us generate a little of the West Seattle]... ss; border. a white center and in the middle an egg. Then Mra 4 in this matter of growing war gardens, we can look ten appeared, uniform and a | food administrators straight in the eye when summer fome re of that suffrage rot, I reckon," anid Till to hie wife. Mut Folls around. Sten: Hae: Sune Saeegee Biss She Senewone BSS See ee ae Herbert Hoover sent out his appeal, asking that eve bers wens body produce more things to eat. He told us that the m« "food we give the world the sooner the war will end. ba So West Seattle immediately called a meeting, and West © Seattleites responded and determined not to be war garden slackers, But the rest of us can’t merely sit back and watch West Seattle. All of us must plant gardens. One way to help is to call up the County Welfare com-| Mission, Main 5900, and list your vacant lot. There is)", sumption of the uses tive air machine unleas it were abso } some one in Seattle anxious to make it produce something. | 0) eas on trie | lutely n If you have no ground to garden, get in touch With and ta the first ackno’ ne h ission and arrange to plant things on one of these|!lindenburg ba s. By writing an application to Councilman) consnty § Bolton, county-city building, you may arrange to h the "city plow the ground if you are unable to do this yourself.|,, And in order to learn helpful ways of getting the most] out of your efforts, read’ The Star’s garden lessons, pre- under the direction of County Agriculturist Floyd , which are appearing each night in The Star. ‘einstein r SS... ies Registered Dentists Out of High Rent Distriet. te oe aig SOME FELLOW—STETSON Analysis of the War Moves By J. W. T. Masom «1 Tro Unusd press 3 eoccccccccccce oe Coccccccccccccccoooes mirror nin the wuggestion made in an advertisement printed today by our Nl wary. The only develop 1 excuse the H r ¢ th cau ML burg. t, can no longer many of his airplanes from comp nd vulnerabilt ate. nal pation in thin ¥ Bs @ | killing expedit naterial oy? ea il fra The other day we said Seattle has 1,045 manufac- turing plants, or about ten for every street car. Beck, “the street car man,” says there are 504 cars. All right, we stand corrected. Two plants for every car Hl at his disposal to kee: * enmary aeronautical raids The Interned Women | tecemary. meni iges Seattle has taken a great step toward the suppression| une time conduct. alr offenstves of vice and vice disease. Today she leads the United States, | against Part " it is said, and other cities are considering her plan of quar-| Me antining the unfortunate men and women who are afflicted. 4 But Seattle’s establishment of a detention station was ) only a step, after all. It was taken hastily in the knowl-| tir ' edge that the city must be made safe for the army soldiers|!" “!! = of Camp Lewis and the army of workers at the shipyards. |"""™ ag “Rey station is no better than a jail. The - ~Becon: loor of the public safety building, which houses it, is dark and gloomy and it has that intangible “jail smell.” GARDEN The girls confined in it are unhappy and discontented. They mutter against the authorities. They complain—and LESSONS ee nat they get no exercise—that they get no fresh ir. Seattle must sooner or later place its quarantine in the || Prepared Under Supervision of Have Been For Over 50 Years by OR KLINE’S EPILEPTIC REMEDY. iti tional an” remark. ably = succes tment for Fi Epilepsy (Fa! ead binds, Nervous Dew et or order it atany drug UA TT Why O’Hara Can and Does Sell Women’s Wear for Less on Epilepsy. It is Or, RH. KUNE CO, 27 evizen' fe peerrreessrrrerrercerery country, where sunshine and flowers and fresh winds and FLOYD RADER eae ~ " ; green grass can help to cure minds that rankle with bitter County Agriculturist UPSTAIRS Away from Second Avenue high thoughts. rentals, inexpensive fixtures and : Lemons Beautify! | GARDEN LESSON NO, 15 4 Germany is now drowning women and girls in Rus- F For the benefit of gardeners who Make Quarter Pint other economies enable O'Hara to sell Women’s Coats, FEES SE PETE E He. oe Suits, Dresses, Skirts at Lowest Prices in Seattle. sia and deporting boys of 14 from Belgium. The answer |r not fully acquainted with rucces : | lee of American boys and girls is War Thrift Stamps. cs a of Lotion Cheap | Children’s money for powder to kill such Germans off ‘ ' | the earth is consecrated. Slain that the | Seeeoeoooooesooooooooses Store Greatly Enlarged number of crops What girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon jJulce to remove complex ion blemishe to bleach th 800 square feet of daylight salesroom in the heart of the big market center—most centrally and conveniently | located, Testifies for Benefit Sottrapan om, ence, of Suffering Humanity pee, tos om paded,and onthe t the hide To Every Woman in Seattle and Vicinity. Dear Madam: I am showing hundreds of beautiful New Spring Coats, hundreds of Dresses, f prong f » mixed warmth and|With orchard white this way: Strain moisture. it will get during the grow- {through a fine cloth the juice of two 2 | Personal Experience Proves Mi woo it Real Value of Remedy for | ing season fre h lemons {nto a bot p contain parte of Suits nae pd to pean ful models as you will see anywhere, at . | In planning two or more crops on |ing about three ounces of orchard much lower prices than any other Seattle store. “s Stomach Trouble. |the same ground, the amateur may | White, then shake well, and you Please consider this a personal invitation to come in and see the new garments, Having witnessed the effective-| ® ttuce and 7 se [HATE & WERI® CUBELOe SINS OF akin even though you are not prepared to buy Sincerely yours, ness of Fruitola and Traxo in re-|PY late peac; ontor pe tty | BBE Peire Ree ot cree Be: NON: ine i P. J. O'HARA lieving his wife of a severe attack |!” t jeost one usually pays for a small ode ARA, Of gall atones, atter the doctors rots fol ed Jar of ordls H cold ¢ eam. Be sure a had failed and declared othing lig At A vig prorat pede aay fg bat ah apmton ening ae ens: ec, of aden font int the bat te tie ron WOMEN’S COATS WOMEN’S DRESSES W. C. Dillehay, 613 Morton Street ed by tomatoes, fo! will remain pure and esh for SPECIAL Nashville, Tenn., felt impelled to|*®™!¥ Potatoes, fol d by turnips,|months. When applied daily to the Beautiful, full-length models, correct Spring Hundreds of them, in all kinds of woolen mate- publish his testimony in order that |/4t Pea#, spinach face, neck, and hands, it styles, in all-woo! velours, poplin, ser tricotine Regular $19.50 and $22.50 rials and silks, in solid colors, plaids, stripes and It is not advisable to have a sec: should help to bl Delhi cloth, Poiret twill, burella, gabardine, sil ch, clear, smoot) figures. Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Messa: line, Jersey, ete others who suffered from stomach trouble might be induced to at the same crop or a/en and beautifyethe skin vertone, ete DRESSES ety tian i ter ined oft tt |"any rae ic he $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $15.00 $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, 17.50, | Kshorntoriee Mi Pitas ea |calfower rutin atrous, namie ton, and the grocer hati $19.50, $22.50, $25.00, $35.00 : $19.50, $22.50, $25.00 “After the doctors told us an n't miss seeing these ex dinary values One hundred and fifty New Dresses in silk and serge, that » at less plant 4 # and insects affect bs le wa operation was the only thing that! o¢ these crops. W. C. DILLEHAY could relieve my wife's condition, wien in doubt, plant a root crop 1 heard of Fruitola and tried it as @ last resort. 1 am thankful to say that Fruitola is conclusive evidence pire rae &M operation is by no means necessary, and hope this wonderful remedy saa desi an be made known to all suffering humanity.” 3 Fruitola and Traxo are compounded from the original formulas at the Pinus laboratories, in Monticello, Il., and can be pur: chased in drug stores; a doctor's prescription is not necessary. Fruitola is @ pure fruit oi! that acts as an intestinal lubricant, and disintegrates the hardened particles that cause so much suffering, discharging the accumulated waste to the sufferer’s intense relief. One dose is usually #ufficient to indicate its efficacy. Traxo in a tonic-alterative that is Most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, run-down system A booklet of special interest to those who suffer with stomach) starve out the disease g trouble can be obtained by writing to the Pinus Laboratories, Monti-| sects which be I ground, WOMEN’S SUITS A complete stock in the best models and most favored materials $15.00, SKIRTS Taffeta Silk, Messaline, Wool Serge, Poplin, Gabardine, ete., pretty models $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $10.00, $12.00 and pei y other you cannot a than $19.50 to RABY SAYS: “Order Your Easter Suit Now” 425 UNION ST. s changing of crops is called ro: Dozens of pretty models in 50, $25.00 to $35.00 | |} piain colors, pinids and stripes all tation Never plant the same vege table in the same spot in your gar den two years in succession, and if it happened that an seriously thr your garden ct or disease da vegetable in ut year, It will be well to pass it up entirely this year and O’Hara’s Upstairs Garment Store for Women COND FLOOR, ECONOMY MARKET Corner First Avenue and Pike Street plant something elxe in its stead ms or in \