The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1918, Page 5

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Come up and make us prove it. in yY $25 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Second Ave. th THE UPSTAIRS CLOTHIERS Portland Store—Raleigh Bidg., Sixth and Washington st '500 GREEN LAKE. | CANADIAN TELLS HOW FOLKS JOIN SING HIGHLANDERS FOUGHT * the failure of the Eiks'| The sensations of four days under band to appear, scheduled, 600/ fire at the Green Lake residents sang lustily at| where in the Despite as third battle of Ypres all but 30 of his company of |B idians were killed, were de: ed by Capt. K, G, Strachan of the Canadian Black Wateh’ Highland: | 9 eattle Mune: | s at the Wash the municip ning beach first of a community rallies Tuesday of “America Woodland park 500 got into the spirit of the occa sion. Carl B anizer Four Minute Men in Seattle, n sings night floated | ers to as the|ipal leag ington 4 Capt 000 men were los members of the “THE SHOE THAT DEFIES that 10, attle, Croson, 0! The Union-made Shoe, with wooden sole. Built up and looks like a leather shoe, but is cheaper, stronger, waterproof and com fortabie. Entertainment and Dance Mme. Lepper’ s Pupils U +1022 Firat 1510 First 2001 First Economy SUPERIOR SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. 2729 Seventh Avenue South Seattle, Wash. Avenue Avenue Avenue Market “Light and Airy \t | hi STEARNS’ PASTE dy fo! than traps. | BENEFIT SEF DANCES +; bett r use ju guaranteed exterminator today } ey back if it fails, and $1.25 Admissions extra lady, War Tax Free Punch. rs; 36¢ N SUPPLY ee SAVE 1% CALL) ce dreamed the T luncheon nn | Even Pigeons un | wo | He owns the For sale by: ae c) Second and Pi Beadon Bute Store . ..1014 First Avenue i ¥ 823 Third Avenue ! Hamilton Shoe Co. Hopetder : | wo! ne should buy a box of this she 'STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1918, PAGE 5 MEET TO BLOCK REGULATION OF _ LUMBER PRICES wholesaler inend ullding to discu ament or went the olesalers’ wide of the problem. lumbermen de the war nt from PHOENIX not *, the riawion wut ne wtate board make violation of the Ariz art imon, both Cummings 33 yea INVITES ALL Capt. Henry amp Lewis Tuew itation to a eo militar cat & p.m, at 1409 First ave. and brokers ay aft of the of Washington brokers it ‘of Commerce nen ‘ Henry contemplated lumber y contend then com asking that any de onal the western lumber deal ARIZONA WON'T ACCEPT M’ADOO RAILWAY RATES Aris & that the state has Hold corporation ¢or odd minsion od t new to CHAUFFEUR AND COOK ARE NABBED BY POLICE Maurice Driege, 44, chauffeur, and) Henry dining ear SEATTLE yly, of the} atte a No ad. | “ub at fed an md af Camy The Rhodes C Impoverish Yourself against useless and ex? tumps and help win more Thrift § the war 75 Trimmed Spring Style feats, JSpeclil Jhursday. Choice $5.00 Upper Main Floor seventy-five Hats chosen from our own stock | THE dignify and make the sale of importance—as the trimmed models we have selected represent correct millinery for Spring. The assortment comprises Liseres, Leghorns, Milans, Hemps, Visea and Hair Braids turbans, as well as and display New Fiber Silk Sweaters AH ittractive in Style and Quality At $10.00 and $12.50 Upper Main Floor in sailors, bonnet and tam shapes, novelty styles, the favorite shades of Copen- hagen blue, red, taupe, sand, black and a few white, For- merly $10.00 and $7.50. Spe- cial Thursday, choice. .$5.00 ' i i ? } ‘ ? 2 5 i | Gaberdines, Beach Cloth and ig Weaves om fabrice for the developing of smart its and separate coats, These materials 1 in 96-inch widths and summer color enhagen, Alice and light blue, maine, old rose and reseda green, A yard . 5O¢, 60¢ and T5¢ Main Floor, Kear. “Wool Jersey Jackets Special for Thursday, $9.50 THESE vs re charm of summer at- tractiveness to an un- usual degree. One of Formerly $12.50, $15.00, $19.5: Upper Main Floor p| Jackets were de- the most striking fea- ' THESE signed especially tires ‘ th for women whose ) Hare COnCETIAES ese outdoor exercise required pro- } is the trimming of e tection during and after ath- Cheni ‘ letics, walks and auto trips. Chenille and Fringe which is on bottom of large sailor collar or sash. The sash is stitched to the back and gives a belt appearance, while in the front the ends are loose for tying. The color range includes rose, pink, tur- quoise, canary, purple, black, Nile and salmon. Sizes 38 to They are made in Sleeve and Sleeveless Styles and the season to most enjoy them is now at hand. The Sleeveless Jackets are displayed in tan, blue, rose, Kelly green and black. The Short Jackets, with sleeves, are in cherry red and reseda green. Sizes 16 to 40. Formerly $12.50, $15.00 and $19.50. Special Thursday, choice. ..$9.50 { "CIRCUS IS HERE THURSDAY, so HURRY UP ANSWERS | } +, VILLISTAS KILL 50 IN DESTRUCTION OF TRAIN JUAREZ, Mexico, June 12.—Villa followers held up a train for the sec- ond time within a week near Santi MORE BOYS ARE. NEEDED TO AID. Thursda Thursday ia the Al G. Barnes is all rea tickets that he 1 Sature Remen 1x in and who wan up! wonder cireus, Hurry aybe you » dig cir The reason why is that Al G. was » himself and had a kid on whole Al G «and Wi RGE PHYSIC CHICAGO, June 12 ond nd physicians nding the convention of the Na onal association got down to hard rk today In his inaugural address van urged the doctors elves Into a movement to ob in immediate bition, When liquor is done lared, after the avery @ away free nt te why ized yearning for circuse ade up his mind one day tt uld own one, And he IANS TO SUPPORT PROHIBITION surgeons away Seattle Store—Arcade Bidg., Second Ave. peered Hav list? 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