The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1918, Page 5

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STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1918. PAGE 5 a WS. KELLOGG avidin aan oan nar & |geddetbedseivavidacscts U, §. AIR FLEET IN FRANCE WILL BE THE LARGEST WY HAKEY BO OMUNT HINGTO 1 Jeapit Y REVEALS NEEDS, !N THE CIRCUS CONTEST Far and Near : OF SUFFERERS: Five million people in Belgium teday ore living on a pint of very weak soup and a piece of bread a day, Belgium has ceased te remember that there used to be three meals a day and ts thankful if there is one scant meal These are statements Vernon Kellogg, | News by Telegraph and Telephone wecccoccceccese Funeral arrangements for Mrs ti Flora Hill of Chet have be jo. | 3 in of her daugt in Belgium, in yt he First Metho- her address dist chureh America's food: paid “Ten mi hands K. C, Strachan will addrews | and 110,000 \ * a month, Mrs, Kel Sheriff Stringer received a tele py ad 3 1 have beer fore heen the salvation Mra Kellogg spent six months in| Belgium | ba a then Ww » Her husband was in charge of re} . Reglbsred tle’s South Dakota society will, * fief work in Brussels for a year and! a half. She pictured the children of Belgium. without books, clothing or fternoon. adequate food, struggling under the} This Girl Puts Hands in Jaws of Death in Barnes’ Circus | Burgtars stole $117 from Radford guidance of faithful teachers to} & Compar y ter & ‘ If you are going to be among the awa \4 "cream ae cae lity >" a aa " maintain a semblance of normal ex:| istence. | Her talk was concluded with a stir ring appeal to Americans to co-oper ate with food administrators in every 25 kids who will be the guests of Al, T G. Barnes at th cus Thursday busy right awa School matters will be discussed | ¢))¢ way as the only possible salvation, “ lay to those who make t of starving Belgium. r tic sente out of the T ained seals are the pride of A ‘ Monday afternoon Mra. Kellogg @ follow! en ALG. Bare heart Lieut, Albert K. Bolay, Etritish me Wild Ar alt ~ f G at ¢ en’ Big Pour-t spoke at the Broadway high and Tuesday went to Everett to con-| Flue her speaking tour. Jand there will be 25 free tickets each aid sem veined. 990000 In 6 for new hospital at Palm es —— --—_______ ae) day b WAR SAVINGS DAY—JUNE 28 | Send in your answers to the Cireus .— se — ma Contest editor at The Star right = ere - - assenger in the Arctic building raid to the girl operat 1 kr ait os nc FP] starts Wednesday Morning 9 A.M. | °°: Bankrupt Stock and Fixtures of Hogan & ::.': Lindquist Sold by Order of United States District Court—Purchased by H. M. Rog-|'*: ers and Priced for Quick Sale Wednesday a ogg Hwee ek sei - $2.48 10c 10¢ 10c 10c 10c. ss slaw rs Men's $7.00 and $8.00 Stet- ? ; son, Walk-Over and Flor- 10c 10c _iudae 3 7. Ronald and H. 0. sheim Dress Shoes; Bankrupt ]Q¢ 70" 5 10¢ =": hed Opp re $3.98 10c ” mepcoathetys *10c WINNIVE (. — Laundry workers Men’s Shoes; broken lines, es eR: EN lay: benetit.. Ux new. sinnnain worth to $4.00; Hankrupt L0e shen” 106" Siasaos. i “tie doh ~ $1.98 1c wos25 2 sonen w 106 227 Yakima representa that grange membe 0 1 ent Amer Free port legislation is urged in men Vashir « congres relieve you. | get the genuine | ch ° to . brand. In boxes. sadame Louisa K. I ’s po wae pila will give a benefit program Fri 100 years of died Mon: . M. ROGE! $7.50 Men’s Army Shoes, sidicies iter ea $3 65 10c 10 ee pate we™| LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL Pen tee Wednesday .. ° 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c oe — FOR WARK SAVINGS. Lady Randolph Churet People, if you want to save money on Shoes come to js sale Wednesday. This Bankrupt Hogan & Lindquist | stock has been moved and merged with Rogers’ Huge Red Front Stock at 1508-1510 First Avenue. These combined stocks go on sale tomorrow, and the Bankrupt prices here quoted mean fast selling Wednesday. Hundreds of Arrow Collars 2 for 15c Genuine Arrow Collars from this Bankrupt Hogan & Lindquist stock will go tomorrow at 2 for 15¢, instead of contract price of 20 cents. | Men’s Shirts from this Bankrupt stock have been marked at ridiculous figures. Those that sold to $ will go at 69¢. Others that sold to $2.50, including Cluett and Monarch brands, go at 98¢; Men's B. V. D.’s at 45¢. Genuine 50c President Suspenders will go at 28¢. Men's Union Suits, values to 0, will go at S9¢. Men’s 18c, Canvas Gloves will go at 11¢. Men’s Wool Underwear, worth to $2.00, at 89¢. Men’s Cotton Underwear, summer weight, 48¢, and lOc Handkerchiefs at 4¢. Men’s 35c Wool Sox will go at 18¢. Heavy Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38. Men’s Cotton Socks at Men’s Chambray $1.00 Work Shirts at 69¢. Wednesday we'll also sell Men’s Union-Made Overalls at $1.65. Boys’ Suits, worth to $5.00, at $ . Black B Union-made Overalls, Work Gloves, Mackinaws, Loggers’, Shoes, Slicker Coats, ete., in fact everything for man’s work or dress wear, will be sold at the very lowest sale prices. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits $16.85 Men’s High-grade Suits, genuine Hart, Schaffner & Marx make, worth to $40.00, sale price for Wednesday, $16.85. Boys’ Suits; a big selection; worth to $5.00; Bankrupt Nature provides good teeth but neglect destroys them. That’s why intelligent care and the skillful work of the dentist are indispensable. LUTHERANS DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF UNION ) member PREDICT FEW WILL OPPOSE S. GOMPERS ST, PAUL, Minn,, Jur Many ills due to neglected than usu t the annual ce ention the federation, which Sale price, $2.43. Men’s High-class Suits; browns, grays sunt dines and blues, worth to $20.00; Bankrupt Sale price, $8.95. ee) Phie ta the outeiort oe he masar Men’s Suits, beautifully tailored, in tweeds, worsteds, a decaying teeth ity of dalecnten Wibibane arrived #08 the preliminary departmental oon ventions, cheviots and serges; many Pure Wool Fabrics in lot; worth to $25.00; Bankrupt Sale price, $11.85 Men’s Suits, worth to $30.00, Bankrupt Sale price, $13.85. There’s no longer any doubt about decaying ae — teeth being the seat of many diseases. It’s a 3 EWES HAVE 13 LAMBS WI 1 is i ; i ankrupt Sale. But note—we ee Eee oo eectates me's bere to stay—to back proven fact known to every doctor and dentist. CHESTER, K June J up every ‘ent we advertise with honest merchandi When you permit teeth to go from bad to worse, “9 ge * M a ke Understand—our business is to sell for less—to c the ever postponing until tomorrow that much-needed f 1 The baby muttons are price—to buy Bankrupt stocks or other merchandise at a visit to the dentist, you ‘are simply inviting more eral weeks old and seem to be fraction of actual value. And as we buy, so we sell. Don’t expense, as more work becomes necessary. Te ea eeaatiinn Lali rriey sets of triplets and ¢ jets, and the mothers of the magnitude of their perform ince in the present erisis of feeding the allie Modern dentist as practiced by our experi enced dentists is so skillful and painless that you'll hardly realize you've been in a dentist's chair. Electro Painless Dentists LABORING PEOPLE'S DENTISTS 8. KE. Corner First and Pike Vhone Main 2 expect fancy fixtures or first-class sales service here—come re prepared to save money—come prepared to buy here less than any other place in town. And as a patriotic | r duty, please attend this sale mornings if possible. Come to the Big Union Store With the Red Front The Red Front Clothing Company Opposite the Public Market | 1508-1510 First Ave. dust North of Pike Street of out will t north municipa Pil. S. MUST KEEP 5,000,000 BELGIANS FROM STARVING . cratcum Powders Novelty r wear, are displayed ( (BANKRUPT)... 57 dected patterns Bl |For more than 200 years Haarlem | : name | ly, and may reach 2,000 very soor : Pististatenette cece teres wa] mage, “wat 14 the, custodian 9) eon | : |igueye ang’ binadcr"ainorders™™ rea] © | Lady Churchill to very ane in £ must have| “Production of dapanese operetta W. d for Third Ti Keenan will be furnished by sh: yards with lists of skilled emplo: entitled to exemption. Claims pre- ferred will be investigated and final ruling made here. Previously it has the| Deen necessary for all such claims to » jg | De made at Washington, D. C THEATRES if you want to keep your hair look » comedian, as the sheriff) ing its best. Most soaps and prepar | ed shampoos contain too much alkall. | 1. “Phe Reel| This dries the scalp, makes the hair/ received, Kelly | brittle, and ruins it. Kelly and chorus of nifty girls in a just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil ‘/qwhich is pure and greaseless), and lis better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can use. One or two poonfuls will ‘| cleanse thi Keenan Will swet| Handle Claims of | Ship Workers Is. A. member of the family for months.- Advertisement Made toyour Gaid filled fe as lowas i) 50 DOUBLE VISION GLASSES The Single Lene with two Sights WEGNER OPTICAL CO. DQ.R.B. WEGNER , MGR. ON STREET 2 a Sw Ave. The Rhodes Co. | @omen's Khaki Garments In Complete Assortments Upper Main Floor days are here, VACA TION and no doubt you have — planned some outing. For such you will find Khaki apparel indispensable for roughing it in camp or en tour, and the garment you need for this pur- pose you will find in these complete stocks. A Full Walk $2.05 Range ( Divided Skirts, $2.95 and of 3 Sizes in Every Garment Women's | hen's Overalls $2.00 BlueChambray Main Floor | Shirts, 65¢ ———— the woman factory } Main Floor FOR worker — for the ; \ camper — for the = good Work berry picker and for the Shirt, a splen- gardener, Overalls like did Shirt for these will more than pay for } that ,_ Vacation — trip. themselves in service and { They're an exceptional comfort. They are made of } Value, too, as the quality of blue cham- Khaki Cloth or of Blue bray used is a serv- Chambray iceable one, and the with fitted waist, in bloomer } Shirt is made ample style, and have high bib and ( 1M size, with flat col- high back suspenders. A lar. Sizes 14 to 17. complete range of sizes. —— Hair Often Ruined ' , : By Washing With Soap SAVE YOUR EYES Soap should be used very carefull FAILING CYESIGHT The best thing for steady use is Exorbitant Prices ES: @ pal ir and scalp thorough: || tet ivate. ly. Sim isten the hair with wa i | ter and It makes an abun | dance of 23 YEARS’ NINE YEAR Optical Specialists ed by the State. SEATTLE, reet 25 feet Garden Hose......... ; 50 feet Garden Hose........... Good quality can- vas-covered Garden Hose with couplings attached; 34 - inch diameter, and guar- anteed. Special for Wednesday— 25 feet .... $2.98 50 feet ....$5.49 Sprayer and Sprays Now is the time to go after the caterpillar and aphis, Trusty Tin Spray. Pup 3. cede T5¢ We have all the best Sprays—such as Black Leaf 40-——Crest Rose—Arsenate of Lead—Fish Oil. ~ WASH BOILER y tin, maged, Rochester Wash Boiler, made of best grade of h copper bottom; slightly « but guaranteed not to leak. A real honest-to- 2 69 goodness bargain... je if } & ¢ : a ger & Horlbut CDavENUE AND UNION STREET. SECON! RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM

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