The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 4

‘AR—TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1918, PAGE 4 j|LLOvDS WON'T NOW IS AGOOD | oy PEER pe “BET ONFLIGHT | TIMETO SEND_| MecDougall/outhwick | ACROSS OCEAN OVER TOBACCO | ESTABLISHED 1875 SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE S$ NEW YORK, May 14-—-Lioyds of) © Fg ondon will not bet that the first alr in ati ying business, and de | 6 rs SSN! 6 Latest Models in SPRING COATS }the flight WILL be made within five The boys are giving up the ‘PHONE MAIN 6720 s in France Tobaceo Fund When Your Boy [iimen vecim oe. as wns ntmentteenmusons and oterng Becomes a Man, scree. 0: 0 00 nee say onl A Tremendous Special Purchase and Sale _ | Will He Have Lioyds will bet that it will not rain hold the morale of a elder ‘whe te e toba SURPRISINGLY large variety of catchy and distinctive models in the practical, full-length styles, smartly pienic ximity of the war, 7 . : | In fact, Lioyda will bet on almost ften received while the men are | és rh \ belted in novel ways. Many are trimmed with contrasting materials or titching—some are half-lined hen walt Learned From You the Important Janything—if you pay the rat n the front line tren The Aero Club of America asked) their turn to go over the top and if Jon the day you have chosen for your, blue and a little overcor | | throughout. Large submarine or cape collars, oddly shaped pockets and deep novelty cuffs enhance their beauty | and lend an added touch of style. The materials are sturdy and service-giving and the workmanship is above | Lioyda for ¢ tions on th opo- | watching the belching fire of the ar | ition, while considering a $150,000 llery as they walt. 1 \ criticism. ° prise offer plan to stim t terest » then a smoke may mean/f) A \ in che flight | \ F H sf | ARM wher ala Licyda may? | to France Ia tin X \ \ : Silvertone, Delhi, Clay, Pekin, ‘That the Might is possible and || und opens about \ eer / | will be made—so they couldn't @ only way ee 6 eter. 4 Bi) \oe Burella, Mixtures, Taupe, Brown, Navy, kirl haw expreaned her get underwriters for this propos! tion and “wouldn't bet.” Beetroot, Green, Plum at home in this letter she wrote with her contribu Velour, Diagonals This fact has given interest in the Nine Models Are transatlantic flight a big, sudden | th Mo boost | “Dear Sir: None of my relatives Sketched | | s also definitely learned that|or friends with Uncle Sam use t | }Germany has already mapped out a! ba but ax our mall service ft» lim trans-Hambure to-Constantinople air! ited and annot send the t |line, and probably others, to begin operation immediately after the war witt money goes the sincere BIG SITE NOW s#zesurzpers *Gontinued From Page One’) AT ANACORTES | gecontinned Brom Pee’ O'“a| GET UP BIG FUND the well known ciiman Lane a When it came tion to direct draftir favoring the Skag' nents failed to a ttle leas earnestly. | Josep? nthe mo-| shipbuilder, brought a check a remolution | $125 a vot wer when the ca plause from tb amber marked th | Mayor Hansor ap | ment for the Skagit site, read by ——————— } from manuscript in forceful TORACCO FUND The meager Geparte’d teak the | ate Waliers, 1080 Commerce at. Jot his communication to includ HY mention of “an ex-judge of the su 1.08 |preme court” among thos were op | |posing the Skagit in the interests 1.00 } of rival sites, and of “engineers who 1-00| | would sell their city," for the benefit | F porty.. 6.00} |ef private corporations ¥ 1.00) Attorney John A. Shackleford, of] Mies Los J. Hetainger, Mownt Ver Tacoma Stone Webster interest] sen * | counsel; former Supreme Cx Jus x“ x ¥ ANACORTES SHIPRUILDING CO ANACONTES, WASH Frederick Pausman ao eer Henry K glasses. and * . our low op- the Stillaguam : uae’ oe. sted followers of mayor's ad Marry FL. Steae Boe ; 1 YM. Sehwerte ” trosx and the council proceedings. |} ro . Much of tiscumsion of the Clem Schwarts about the question MG oesidare in 2 1. €) Bashey - a . ©. Jews of the Skagit nite Ted &hew ita intention be as 4. C. Sheehes glasses for less money oy } >unsel to prepa szsssese plicated ced prices. jena the disputat unciiman Moore stru |remarking. after Counc terill had shown his position “the people have been reading a of things that aren't true, including & cost of $40,000,000 or $50,000,0¢ —, When no such an expenditure is con ated Councilman Cotter F Louis Mattson \ —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor. etitiitiiitt tt to the Inclusion size of the pro zs for bids to prepare a c onition wanted ARREST IN ALIEN LAW PROBE COUNT JAMES MINOTTO UNDER _. Common Sense and CHICA MT stganses” prsdese 7s of Clip Out This Cou- Spuoniae fos be tne pon; Help Sammies goon be wearing smalle shoes than ever. Cx thing of the pa tion called Ice-¥ rn or call mission line ro THD EDITOR The Seattle Star come out of ized to bay Inclosed find n em to the p. C. Betts SIPSTPSSsesssssss EL oy settee ger horsepower,” maid Counetiaaa (tt A Our Heys in France Tobacee Fund” | ' cael ince lb pred eS n Engla oo. oar In ing it or afterward. People are | Cotteril | 1-00] for American fighting men in France. lay, probably the vn Be eet chin sh Mies ides ine dos ic C te stop cutting and trim od that ech dollar bays 4 ese Bbntie | 1 ands ecured bail on a presidential war. | banking interests their corns and avoid the risk| The citizens In the audience were | & Witt four packages, cach with « retail value Hatined aiehs : Haline with Count ¥ ive, of “spurt SEE Golsce. ‘Supt get's te| beard from in the pervon of J. A.| asta aad thst to cock of my [|rant- Hie Je charged with being a/with Count Luxburg. of “spurios| : i worth of Ice-Mint from your! Johnson, who rose to say the people |i Ma) porno Noges, will be reced @ postcard, || dangerous alien, and was arrested] versenkt” notoriety, His acquaint if you. are Mane need another fat, and from the very secon days ot reseed to me, on which my en: | yestorda noes were M. 5 Caillaux, the s Ss e “d t| question and that they wanted to| Zeck ecole so || to send ane @ message of thanks. Pr Mee tin eeinn s sensible and the patriotic thing know where the couneil stood on the|Jonn Iseckson 100 i chscaige to do is to buy them here and | Skagit site red Trafion o e a ) fetMtict| Councilman Thomson, former city 1 liad vgpongich id @n@ real foot joy t he engineer, came out flatly for the “ rn 2 Teal Japancac se Skagit site, saying he had been won |Jehn Loa | Address Street “a } a A first-class _ woolen little feet, and | over from opposition. He put the|Fraak M. Gerard 1.90 e be : M i fa tailored in the Stetson way fect all di sedi co naan sahgey, By li 1.00 aa os te arn likely to cost about one hundred re ution decla he adoption o: ao seeugh-d ig "y . re ‘i | repetation, 6 bari, th -ntevtion As " el Wtivistth's Gane: chine ep ‘several Gett for Aan | dollars in the Fall. Buy now A THRIFT STAMP ao Gay *| supply, such resolution to be wubmit oo 74 oe) months ago. The immis de I have four | and save the difference—for will keep the Hun away. !ted to the government to guarantee|a. J. miller ese Oi sae er ster he t roast Bye egy te re b yo gree eab tonne tec | the coming Red Cross Drive, or es st > ” W. A. Berr ved “ 1 ee for a place In he navy intellig he happiness o' merican home 4 nate ~ is - —m the holding of our rights 1 Re | dowasticant, Havelodad that althn at’ lite,” he nid | the next Liberty Loan. 1 2 —— * ' 25 } 1.00 Som Heald < ae | S T. rl d - S SEATTLE MEN tetson Tailore 4. Bitehie john Whitteker 1, Chane MH. Good Robideant 333233 Clothes are always “a good buy” best-groomed men in attlel will teil you. Other tailors can secure just as fine fabrics as we; but no other tailor in Se- attle can hall-mark clothes the Stetson way—the way that in- sures succe: being. Fred Wilson, Matt Meb« | inov. Martinov| William H. Parsons, vice president | Anderson 1 on Bushy Lamphier . ough and Milan ™ was the only one who had registered | of the Dexter Horton Trust and Say-| for the draft, and had not answered his questionnaire. ngs bank; Falcon Joslin, John | cake Schram, vice president of the Seattle Lighting Co.; B. L. Webster, general | ent for the New York Life Insur- | Strawberry oS ss: Shortcake = Come in today—or soon! Buy- ing your Fall suit now will not classify you as a wool-hoarder, | but a sensible citizen instead. Besides, fine woolens are going id fast and fine woolen, at y _ Skin trouble e e costs many a man S jo Alaska, | price, is the cheapest suiting zs Aare | fabric you can buy. jo matter how efficient a man may be, if he has 4 an ugly skin-eruption, there are positions in whicl. WAR RECIPE , Sa ane cpanel ON TAILORED CLOTHES are foneneae he cannot be tolerated. He may know that it is not By MISS SYLVIA A, MILLER, | baenk that an illegal conse : 00. S4m TE reer ioce ie dation waa formed by the defunct | ley, Sell at $35.00, $40.00, $45.00, $50.00 up. Absolute j bank and the Pairbanks Banking Co.,|S@tisfaction and that alone seals a sale at Stetson’s. jof Neve which deprived the A |ka banking corporation of ase omen” "| Stetson Tailors PLAN ITALIAN DAY HERE 921 Third Avenue, Seattle {| tion of M . eal Next Door to Orpheum Theatre) in the least contagious, but other people are afraid, nese they avoid him, and he must make way for a man |. F. 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