The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1918, Page 7

6TAR—TUESDAY,MARCH 26, 1918, PAGE 7 7] SHELVE RAISE '(witaTs DOING AT THE FOR WORKERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATRES Ived for one week, the ordi providing for inc « of municipal empl by the city coun » whole at committee A New Shipment of Women’s Gloves Offered at a Decidedly Interesting Price—the Pair $1.50 Four StyJes as Follows: he. WOMEN'S 1 - CLASP WASHABLE GLACE GLOVES sewed, with self and of $20 a month on all salaries leas ALL }than $200 month; $15 on thone ranging between $200 and $200, and os) Peggediengn yg peel ne eign the wages of day laborers employed by the city On instruction of the counc!!, Cor | poration Counsel Hugh M, Caldwell was in ed to continue to ° ent former Chief of Police Charles | Heckingham and former Mayor Hi ram Gill in suits growing out of the Jeampatgn to enforce prohibition leg istation, T' endants will hence Handkerchiefs 25c and 35c WO very interesting groups, offering col- orful novelties in Sports Handkerchiefs, also the staple all-white effects for those who prefer them. jforth bear thelr own conts, the coun cil specified | A protest against the election pique methods emple Mount Raker | | | two-tone embroidery; park, in the r : was pre | in Pearl, Putt Tan, G and Ivory; the $1.50. sented. The 1 wan referred to the judiciary ficiency ¢ department ef Chas. Ray and Sylvia Beemer in Th ¢ Family Skeleton,” at the Strand, |) hi e pair c. 6G es torn to “scraps of paper WOMEN’S 1 pong Each, om | TODAY's PROGRAMS \ Z 5 TAS ILEG 4 3 f $1 00: cathedral upen, children and) | uaameery Jolivet in “Lest . WASHABLE GLOV or ° 4 URGE POTATO MILLS. |ins ceca aciven trom ineit'nomee in| | | ve ean teu: | seaere A minimum eott Garden in * porothy with self or two-tone | in Pearl, Putty, Tan, Gray and Ivory; | ny > 1 _ - * CLASP | confirmed by the coun: . ton for|Helgium into German exile. All ah-| these and more are pictured in “Lent lavender, show- ington Potato ore’ ane in| We Forget,” at the Lit ed corner design, Monday c ato| Living at Roses sur Meuse at the flour mills e the surplus sup |© nk of the war, Kita Herrio embroidery the pair, $1. 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