The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 5

STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1918. PAGE 5 SEATTLE WILL (96NURSES War Savings Stamps On wale at the Main} Offive. i { Friday our Sales No mail, telephone or C. O. D. order made on Friday Hour Sale Merchandise SAY GOOD-BYE | TO MOBILIZE TODRAFT MEN AT PALO ALTO | - taken, nor deliveries the right to limit and quantities is reserved ation in & Mobi! the fare stion of base ity of Washini not later than t Frem hospital No agent ¢ next week Alt 10 to 11 CURTAINS — Sixteen pairs of odds and end Nottingham and Marqui 11 to 12 Men's Shirts — The Mer 7 thi at Camp 1 to 2 Women's Venetian Silk ns for Union Sults—20 suite wale ‘ from the regular stock 1 ¢ ty le of th nen's knit unm ection. Low quota @ memorable o From ntock the Co has picked 1 Worces in a bi when 179 men will ump Lewis feted | Kagleson will com pital unit. Captain Hen and Bdward P. 3 f the surgical and med 4, rémpectively, All are from 75c Fancy Volles, Lawns and Tlesues—300 yards All «izes in black and of ansorted patterns white. Formerly 6c; for Former! and 26¢. 20c. For this ater 10¢ Pua. 15¢ 15¢ $2.50 Long Crepe | Kimonos, Special 0} | Friday $1.50 FLOOR this } this hour “ ‘ < « a pair « yards plain ecru scrim; 40 Formerly hour, @ yard of double thread curtain inches wide, $4.00 Clover Dress Snaps curtains GLOVES FOR } EASTER — $ hard 1 Yakima; W r, Puyallup, First W. Swift K Ww i] | 88.95 | ian Bello and Crepe de Chine Blouses Special Friday $2.65 Upper Main Floor Broken 1 > ‘Tacoma Mar McKay Frazer, of Seat chief nurse and director o| Flansen Bergen, of chapla tle will be nurse Tee Penr REFUGEES ARE | AIDED BY RED © OF POULTRY REMOVED CROSS WORKERS. PORTLAND, M $—All lim-| PARIS, March oultry inj with t ci 1 California xt Mon has an m » | trucks) fill ing were rush UPPER * ) first thing in the morning and THE | the last thing before retiring at night a long crepe kimono is specially convenient. These are made in the straight, loose styles in plain colors of Copenhagen blue, orchid, rose and mili- tary red, trimmed with satin ribbon down front and around sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46. Easter Millinery MAIN LIMITATIONS ON SALE styles in # to 46, but 1 nize in every Plain white flesh Simultaneous SEVEN >," a 4 od, beginning ne stration remo food admit 5 to 5:30 WAIST SPECIAL 20 gray Flannelette Waists in convertible col- lar style that may be worn high or low. These are shown in sizes 40 and 42 only and are especially adapted for outing or wear about the house. Formerly $1.78, For this hour, 79¢c 4to 5 WOMEN’S NECKWEAR A special 3 to 4 Pin Seal Purses —Back strap purses in black tan and brown xd with mirror plain. Formerly Petticoats The pe « from the garment section for this sale comprises skirts of Copenhagen, king's and navy blue, Russian green, sand and goose . with shirred and tops and button a flow! Formerly 2 to 3 Men's Kid Men's Cape Gi taken the regular stock are lined, some are un while all have stitching on back © fitted with one 1, others were went to allway stations to handle Gloves — joven in from Some one co-operation with auth (driv rities, American eamlonneurs ers) and many selection of consist of nd Lace Col embroidered hand embroidered Poplin Col lar Cuff Sets Formerly $1.75, $3.00 and $4.50. Choice $ for this hour at Jhe women met Georget Cotton lars band Lace Jabots and In nome beds om in the station collected great and honpt put at the ithorities wherever and ‘The Liquid Wash BANTELL’S DRUG sTORE TO 35 Wool Women Sire whi , Shirts for 34 only choice THE FRONT hole esca ox for the ref ND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET EASTER HATS at 7.50 Lisere Hats with facings of Georgette, cire ribbon, The shapes include lacquered quills and field flowers. mushrooms and oem Watteau, sailors, chin-chins, CBipeccax 1@ Cirmant At 10.00 These “hats charming” show for Friday Leghorns, liseres and hair-braid malines, Georgette and satin combinations and flowered crowns in silk or satin. Flat bands of ostrich, lacav d foliage and cire rib- bons are other trimmings. Browns, blues, tans and black in self effects and combinations a abundant. Y %j =1GO%- When careful what you and pre much i, w ua it dr hair bri The be mul pur |] | Don’t Let Soap pita | Spoil Your Hair | ¢¢ Pr Sew | ‘JS **Cure Your r hair injurious, 4 the scalp and makes the just plain pen dandr Ad - “ae PYORRHEA SPECIALISTS DENTISTRY DR. P. L. AUSTIN, Pres. High-class dentistry at most reas onable pric Pyorrhea, a disease of the gums, successfully treated, All work guaranteed. Fifteen years’ special care of children’s teeth Call today for examination and estimate free of charge. Liberal discounts to all union men | showing cards, and their families, | United Painless Dentists 608 Third, Cor. James .—MacDougall-Sonthwick, Second Floor, Phone Hiliott 3633, Hours, 8:30 a. m. to 8 p.m. Bundays, 9 to 1, Painless Men Have Gone Women Are Coming But it is the Young or Young. Looking Women Who Win < rfl man whe wing condition whi Thousands of wom because Qban tx not ugh the natural, gr which it restores the ye Try It tf your hair is Kray, streaked with gray, or faded. Jt will do the ame for you Q-ban has no disagreeable fea or money refun simply brushin, the hair. Id by all good druggixts every on Money-Back Guarantee Rupture Like |1Cured Mine” Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death.” k Sent Free. MAY CONTROL K. C. STRIKE KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 28 Gen. Harvey C. Clark was ex p ‘0 arrive here today and take charge of the situation, following a night of rioting by strikers and sympathizers. ur men and two women were in and 6 man perber wome Bundles t »m laundry wagons were bur Many « «, barbershops manufactur were closed to- a res he strike. With ard infantry and machine held in reserve after ters last night, Po }eun compa | dispersing the 1 Comm « | threatened martial law Labor 10,000 st John leaders the « will be increased to 15,000 000 by tmorrow morn ing. The general strike was called in sympathy with striking laundry workers. today said a * Old Sea Captain “Cured His own| MASEFIELD WILL | SPEAK HERE AT 8 P. M. APRIL 18 branch of the America and the Nickets may be *rexs club, dr t rts society. TI sdmittance to a reception to n following the 1 in the *ress club rooms. JAPAN MINISTER "GIVES UP POST 10, March Drama League Seattle Pre tu $1 hour, choice m American |U.S. RED CROSS GIVES | RED CROSS MACHINE |" “MILLION TO BRITISH N } March 28 The Amer? priated $1 G With 50 sweaters a day capacity, a knitting machine has been installed Red|at Seattle Red Cross headquarters, re-| The machine is oper istiets and helmets are still knitted by 4 to fill an endless de- mand. inh according J today by M ager of the Pacif Red Cross de an earlier | ° Bremerton an dEverett, or elsewhere ling on The money | in the Northwest where the lines will be spent for the relief of sick! ave no terminals, are to be abol hospitals ned and wounded was announced in telegrams Wednesday from Eastern of. Rhodes Co. |WAR SERVICE NEEDS TO KNIT SWEATERS TO BE TOLD MEMB ‘The Seattle Chamber of Comm and Com 1 Club sas 3,500 m bers. The majority of them are @ to be present at the memb council luncheon meeting, Fridi noon, War Vice President J. Spangler will speak upon the n of the war service ¢ HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE In commemoration of the deli ance of the Jews from Egypt WILL ABOLISH OFFICES); Railway offices at such places as Vancouver, Victoria, Bellingham, ' ties, | The price of the world-famous “Cascarets,” the harmless Candy Cathartic for men, women and children, remains as always, 10c a box. Why pay more for your family laxative? There is nothing A The men employed in these offices will be assigned to other du bondage, the ceremonies of the of t fl last until cleanse the Bowels when head- achy, Bilious, Sick or Consti- pated. For a sour, upset Stomach, for Colds, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, Sallowness, remember a “Cas. caret” at night straightens you Japanese minister of foreign affairs, has handed his resignation to Premier Terauchi, ac a cablegram received nay by @ local Japanese news: Motono was the leading advocate A atudy of! of Japanese intervention in Siberia, finding |and his reported resignation may ad sitet gee | have been due to the on of the : government not to out his me method: | plans. and inex-| a Uchida, formerly Japanese {Rl ambassador at Petro was men | tioned in the cablegram as Motono'’s successor MOON OFFERED FIGHT TWO REVOLVERS ANCISCO, March 28 early to with two Captain Co Je a study of of h away }thia pa FREE RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COUPON. y. A, Collings (ine.) f ok four ineffective shots at Capt nder and got no drink, man, who intruded, and got a bunk ane Rupture in the emergency hospital out any ob! wi or. FIFTY-TWO ARE PROMOTED WASHINGTON, March 28.-—Fifty> two more Americans at the front were commissioned on recommenda tion of Gen, Pershing today. better to tone the Liver and | sicken. | up by morning. Never gripe org Any drug store.