The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1918, Page 8

| | | ‘Special Reduction Sale ) Of values up to $10, in broken lines of catchy styles of | beautiful Trimmed Hats $3 Trimmed in flowers, ribbon effects, feathers and banded styles. There are dainty odd shapes, sai- lors and tailored patterns in all the latest hat ma terials. White Milan Hemps, Natural Milan shades and many of the recently created summer styles. An Unusual Opportunity to Save on Your Summer Hat Purchase. ia Children’s Hats Greatly Reduced Values up to $3.50. In nifty little hats that are just the ies’ summer wear, now go at $1.95 All late patterns—every one is Just the prettiest ever, and ‘they are all the late shades; some are trimmed in ribbons, some in flowers, and some in fancy little wreaths. thing for the You can always do better by trading at the Economy Upstairs Market Millinery Entrance First Ave or Pike St Over Economy Market, Corner First and Pike Britain has curbed its groundhogs. Oh for a bit of hh treatment for a few Seattle landlords. Heaven be praised that the “gott” which associ- | is with the kaiser is not the God of honest men! WARM WEATHER) FOOTWEAR WITHOUT HIGH PRICES a the "BOSTON" Fabric Footwear for Summer —Cool, Comfortable and Wears Like Leather ace Root with 1\4 “The Boston way is the right way” — 65 Stores give us unlimited buying power — better prices for us and better values for you. White Ca Pompe. Mill. tary and 1 Priced $2.00 ” $4.45 White Canvas Ox- mt 7 and Prices $3.95, $4.45 ex:szzq BOSTON $4.48 SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Floor Eitel Bldg Second & Dike St ARMY STYLE TAN SHOES — ARMY PATTERN SHOES -- $4, WORK TROUSERS and duraole, will outlast overalls. GOVERNMENT BARRACK SHOES % Not regulation, canv: uppers, and comfortable, Combination Poncho, $3.75 Government material, not regulation, strong | Not regulation, ; Fiten, tip and trimmings. STAR—FRIDAY, HERE'S REPORT BUNGALOWS AT OF CHAMBER'S BREMERTON TO FISH PROBERS COSTS!, 000, 000 & Ruy the « kets and leave but for shipmen DENTISTRY beat Dentistry ‘Awaiting the Joyful! Sound ;: rouble. ment work guaranteed RATIONAL DENTISTS, 34 and Pike Entrance TR Can be ell Landberg 1504 Third Ave TORTURE od by wearing re Support © prove its superior. | A. LUNDBERG Co. 1101 Third Ave. | healthy. | applied and cost | application. SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES-BIG VALUE We guarantee our goods are not Government Property $5.90 Munson last, fine quality leather. r. Every pair guaranteed. All | sizes. 90 Dark tan, N Munson last, comfortable, serviceable shoes for workmen.* Cool $.95 It is Relief from Eczema }\) ———————————— Don’t worry about eczema or other skin troubles, You can have a clear, | healthy skin by using a little zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35, or | extra large bottle at $1.00, Zemo generally removes pimples, | blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring- | worm and makes the skin clear and Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is oy mere trifle for eac! al |GOVERNMENT WHITE MUSLIN SHIRTS made of best quality muslia, Price, $.95 | exceptional value, sizes 15 to 16 '4. Price, 35¢ ng Can be used as a Raincape, Shelter tent or Rubber blanket Officers’ Uniforms, Overcoats, Rain Coats and Blankets. Also a full line of SHIRTS, MIDDIES, SWEATERS, LEGGINS, GLOVES, CAPS, BELTS, SWORDS, INSIGNIA MARKS, CHEVRONS, PUTTEES, KITS of all kinds, HATS, CANVAS BUCKETS and BASINS, DUFFLE BAGS, STRAPS, CAMP-GRATES, CANTEENS, HAT CORDS, TENTS, BOOKS and BUGLES. » thru Seattia | salmon hear the mar E. Rarnes c mertor 1 Chat the salmon and halt | en Mal Gi nd recent representatt , ' ttle Chamber of mmendation of the! Commercial Clut Chamber of Com-|C., it in Seattle with hat 300 worker mmereial Club, ap: | that 30 be menting a tax property of over high fh) 91 900,000, are t added to Brem upr n rep immediately. Rarne ompital recove sppendicitt " AIKOKU MARU TO BE Ta The Jan Aikoku Maru, un be lable to sec the British f State) plant at F ed in Seat extend tlhe Thu a « repaired wn jat the T inner for |& Eddy plant. The Atkoku Maru »\ was badly damaged last week, en ite from Seattle to Comox, B.C, nhe grounded on Kelp reef. ara Maru n Seattle Fri © overdue Japanese ie sched led a to in by the Japanene freighter Maru, whi passed the stranded, The ta acheduled to arrive Seattle Friday alse BRITISH OFFICERS TO AMERICANS TO BUILD HOHT SHIPS IN B. C, repo redkayn ems at He was called ct. 3, 1917, by local N His brother, Herbert ¢ | works at the Ames plant. The home is at 1021 BE. Jamew st CAPTAIN AND CREW here WASHINGTON, June jeaptain and crew of bureau boat Roosevelt 4 were sent tonsultation: 4 m Consultations and |i wireless commendations for their heroien in the icebound | Alaskan — fishin eet, Thurada by Fisheries Smith |4,000 CASES SALMON Commiastoner HM} ARRIVE IN SEATTLE | Four thourand cases of the new j seneon s tch arrived in Se | attle on nahip Alaska Thurs. | |day. The n were packed at the the| Plant of the Carlisle Packing Co., at We|Cordova, and represent the first | | atch of the fishing season in the | Gulf of Alaska. In addition to the 5.000 cases of clams were | brought n from the Lighthouse Packing at Cordova. CRAWLS THREE MILES OAKLAND, Cal, June 14.—Craw wan the penalty that H. A. M vice president of the C in settling Ipera, laborer |mechanics. Applications may be ne cured from the recorder, board of la bor, Puget Sound navy yard, Brem erton A THRIFT STAMP will keep the | COR. FIRST AVE. AND PIKE st.| Phone Main 1965 “IF I HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” to you from the fea that accom ns 4L, CROWN and absolutely without eth pain in all cases but acute abscessed | conditions Lowest prices in your city for high-class, guaranteed Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. USE YOUR DIAMONDS And watches as secarity when you need money, Loans taken up from others money advanced. Liberal get fall oretary of! «| REPAIRED IN SEATTLE held up because of | Townsend | ADDRESS WORKERS Grand Trunk ‘{. DOCK WORKER WOUNDED | is SENT COMMENDATION ‘The the fisheries | TO PAY GOLF BET ing three miles on his hands and Knees to the accompaniment of hyn terteal h from his wife and boastful taunts of his golf opponent Cavalier, a ‘This is my message of deliverance STERLING DENTISTRY JUNE 14, 1918. ' SEATTLE GIRL IS DANCER IN PHOTOPLAY AT COLISEUM at the Deniah ¢| pearar i | danke in “Bound rocco,” In tha ploture, ne filmed, Mins | ¢ | Joamer does an Arabian dance in the nm trunks of Nor does # sin Lallyvi ing her creat ght of the fe | gowns SOLDIPRS ARE WOND { LITTLE GIRL THINKS Mother dear, aren't # Helen Jesmer, Seattle girl, production of “Old Wives for New,” PAGE 8 the fact stop her m. much to inine mov ERFUL, tiers won M“ REGULAR FASHION SHOP cach, IS ENID BENNETT an| snid Be one of the screen's #TeOt | tatent recruits, in a walking fashion Dt Atl show all by herself. In “Naughty es from when Miss Bennett, as tent and a Miller, arrives in Lillyville ight from New York, she brings latest-atyle who is appearing in Cecil De Mille’s at the Coliseum, this Lieut. C. 1] The pretty young dancing girl in derfult” hage ft artil.|the cabaret se at the Coliseum ‘ Hughes,| this week in Vives for New Welsh] is a ‘ n Jesmer Helen is the nd | ex Mrs. H. OB. J a Bhe haa b academy w A You bit of humor on its bill with Mae w mn. the story of pa black » town in characterint VILLAIN CAPTURES THIS TIME HEROINE When th captured by is daahing wu minute rate, d scoundre! wu ne this week the German the girl from the tower in New York, « the nm the head rush her ann ther unexp COLANTIAL Mary Miles Minter hat the ance. Howeve ue ay ou COLONIAL Colonial today and tome files adapted from the story Cari Graham iM AKY HAS GRADUATED oe a : é it cote ae " TONIGHT “docial Hriars, in which thie wt AND SATURDAY leas Gieetied by Maney i "| ONLY nese SERGT. KEENAN AN Ist, ALUDIENCK HATES HIM en that the ARTHUR GUY EMPEY “OVER THE TOP” CLEMMER’ now MAE MARSH ‘AlWoman’ that uman qual thing to be 4, Mae Marsh as Susan Sweeney has the rare ab ity of making her waver between smiles and PLAYING week. Pat Seen in | Seattle Mar t tears ri GUTERSON'S | UGMENTED RUSSIAN one MESTRA High Jin f wh Selection, comes to the |i LDS JUNE 14, 1870—JUNE 14, 1918 IKE a giant springing ROM its original home in from the fertile, ever- a little one-story frame enduring soil, growing with building twenty by forty feet might, always forging ahead in size at the corner of First —~THAT IS SEATTLE AND Avenue South and Washing- THE PACIFIC NORTH- ton Street, this great institu- WEST. tion has developed. UMBERING, © shipbuild- N 1876 this humble home ing, fishing, farming, was razed and a larger commerce and _ allied activi- one erected on the same site. ties, all spring from the sar e The village grew and expand- lands and waters—THESE ed. When the great fire of ARE THE FO DATIONS 1889 swept the town this OF THE INDUSTRIES OF bank building was one of the THE NORTHWEST. few left standing. ANAGED by prominent O great was the growth representatives of these of the city and the bank solid industries, serving the that a new home was found great financial needs of the necessary. In 1906 quarters Northwestern peoples, from the poorest to the richest— were taken in the New York THIS IS THE DEXTER Block, at the corner of Sec- HORTON NATIONAL ond Avenue and _ Cherry BANK, Street. ODAY the entire first floor of this building is occupied by the combined organization, The Dexter Horton National Bank and the Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank. This bank now stands as not only the oldest in Western Washing- ton but one of the largest and best equipped financial insti- tutions in the West. Every branch of modern banking is transacted here. Thirty-three customers’ windows or “cages” are required to handle the business of its customers promptly and efficiently. Combined Resources Over $23,000,000 The Dexter Horton National Bank OFFICERS ASS. Asst. Cashier MACMICHAEL, Bond Mgr. .0DD, Manager Credit Department Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank oe ERS hairman of the Bo. President President jor ant. Secretary The Greatest ¢ Film Ever LEVY’S AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS ORPHEUM THIRD AND MADISON Shows Start—11, 1 3,5,7,9 \4 | =~ r LLB 2 OBE Wh ie SW Lage sa =