The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. PAGE 6 MAILMEN WANT aA tor ant ‘CARLTON ASKS yey Is Retiring and Shy, " SEC, WILSON TO ic Son - er wee EMPLOYES T0 But He Is Some Actor, at That "Thrift Stampe. J he Rhodes Co. SOrertiaa waa sttshked: 60d seo = at pon receipt of your pay envel e wie ee frei melon Ss EE te wen rite ey, eee i re : = ) = Boesird Front ren Geena be In Three Groups, Priced : Sate Tata “a Special at $1.45. $1.65 and $2.95 the wires by the gove ) this “outside influence Carlton quoted Postmaster Durle . three groups which are assembled wm Y! |THE | for this sale are comprised of Cor ets taken from the recent special | purchase of Gossard front-lace models, The 7 woman 10 purchases one or more Cor fre these will have the maxi value at the minimum price tended by competent sale with the several models in aiding selection of an declaring that in the event of wernment ald not be ganization other than a government hip the employer ted with any or 1 of will be at familiar Carlton then expressed his concur rence with the plan he attributes to To Pay Instav LMENT Prices THE RES litable to your figure. Lz FURNI TURE anno . _ Special. Corsets at Bitte 3 THars Your Business BU T— Special- Corsets at $1. 65 — gned of nears hort skirt, six hose i ‘ Am ura at the Metropoll-| fairs to be IF You Want You $ SFF tan theatre thin ween "The Wan Het ; ie Moat “Being Home Tite Lacon” stage dor 18 years a taierers thing that may. yt his nee ee 4“, yy +. an hes red in Shakes. | Private life ¥ a Min lizy Can TOTk oo eye LUNGMOTOR AT GREEN Men's $24.50 and a Few $29.50 Wool GCelour Coats Special Until Noon Saturday $18.75 Upper Main Floor a Nesey pears of warm |THE | weather in Summer | makes it imperative that on every trip or outing one should have a,Summer-style Coat of such character as these. Forty-five Coats have been taken from stock especially for this sale. They are in three-quar- ter and full length styles, half- lined and unlined. Waistline models are shown, with novelty belts, gathered backs and single or double collars, in tan, sand and gray. Sizes 16 to 42. —Main Floor. —_—_——— Pe pgenaile via Me, Dalle ta mbee LAKE, SAYS THOMPSON FREE DOCTOR 4 pd lew W. Thompson, superintendent of Seattle's parks, declared Friday Ka-Geverament Phyetetas that there “always has been a lung 1111 FMT AVE. ov 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG CO. STORES Leek fer the Free Dester Sign. Lisle Sox J Pair 35¢ Main Floor —— wplendid, serviceable A Hose in the proper weight for Summer wear, These Sox for men fit the foot perfectly and are made extra long, t wide ribbed top, ‘The cold wortment includes tan white and black; also the split foot, in sizes 9% to 11% An exceptional value at 35¢ a pair, or 3 pairs for $1.00 Face Creams Lotions and all p to prevent heal tan, freckles, wt, retir publicity than cen Lake bathing be || motor at and that “everyone employed there 1 Took of the | knows how to operate it «that Mr. Dal-| All eclty bathing stations are so nit his private af: |equipped, he said Stage,” First Avenue and Madison ° Right in the Heart of Seattle Youngest Yankee JAPANESE CONFER ON Elks’ Band Stages Soldier Is Dead FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Dance for No. § WATERIOO, In, July 6--The Japanese Business men of the) On Friday evening; July 19, youngest soldier with the Ameri- Pacific Coast are in conference pers of the Elks’ band Will can forces is reported dead at a with Seattle financiers on grave! the Seattle lod ‘ New Jersey honpital. The boy’s qu of commercial organiza-|and their ladies, name is Claude Tack, aged 15. He tion, affecting the Oriental bust-|given at the pavilion, Leschi parle ly wounded recently in neas on the west coast. Ail members of No. #2 are cordially : nm, after a year of ser- Before the conference closes it is invited. expected th a with Jap TO THE 10,000 LOGGERS ng the 4th of July le. solutions dealing with Japanese participation tn the FIRE DOES DAMAGE, Delegates in attendance are: c.|. TO PLANT IN ALAS Ikida and K. Kansaki, of San HADLE Y. Alaska, July 6. Francisco; S. Hoyama an¢ power plant, ee oka, Los 8. Korena 1 house and dry ; T. Hikida, Vancouver, B. C., mpany here Koyama, Portland. T, Matsumoto, ¢ laid off one Seattle, president of the associa- to celet Origin of the fire tion, is presiding. not been termined. DO YOU KNOW A HOSE BARGAIN? compares favor- Spen Special At Have Those Bad Teeth Fixed Tou do not need to suffer the pangs of pain, isolated This price on Hose of this quality ably with even pre-war “specials. Best quality cotton - covered Hose in 25-foot sections, complete with couplings; 34-inch diameter. Choice of several brands, worth tere Bi Sree" "§ 2.69 But no Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Accepted. Can What You Can This Senest Mason Quart Fruit Jars 98 Doz. Old reliable Ball-Mason Fruit Jars with porcelain lined zinc caps. Quart size, per dozen, special...........- 88¢ No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. We sell Schram, Economy, Ball Ideal and Ball-Mason Fruit Jar Buy your needs early and don’t be disappoionted. as a num workers a are health. n and come NATIONAL DENTISTS ntrance 1504 Third Avé. % Hougen Makes Amazing < Progress in Shoe Repairing Seattle Proud of His Achievement and Boasts of Another Leading Enterprise } F | cious, well ventilated reception room, and comfort Sable reed rockers, chairs, settees and writing “ are immediately within view, and placed there for the comfort and convenience of waiting cuasomers who desire to have their work done right before their very eyes and while they wait All the modern machinery known to high-class shoe manufacturers is employed, and there is no end to intricat hines with which to put on the finish that tend to renew worn shoes to their Istate. He has even arranged huge alr pipes, through which the a strong current of air and carrt particle of dust out and from the pi erything in y building for rapid strides For the past twelve yes the future, and keeping apace with t of Seattle's steady growth shoe repair man, has eattle’s period in Men’s and Boys’ Bathing ¥ Suits 95c Choice of one- or two-piece styles. Colors, navy or black. Good quality Jer- sey Suits with white trimming. Many of the Men’s Suits have shirt and tights separate. Saturday only, special... .B5¢ claim of the pairing—the his business where he can c tle that it can now ntry’s leading industries—shoe largest in the country Twelve years ago Hougen started with a small shop at 110 Madison street, a few doors west of Frederick & Nelson's and as a result of his thor ough knowledge of the business and his judgment in securing and retaining the best skilled workmen, together with his unt‘ring and relentless efforts, his is an expert, with @ sing progress of ein th finishes his particular par to the next and fe next, and emer! a thoroughly finished bry pre 1 foot covering. For the more delicate work, especially that of cleaning and stitching the finer qualities of easily 1 women’s shoes, women are employ and it care with which they handle 1 surprise to ne business soon outgrew the premises, so he opened ) at 216 Union street, which he each particular piece of work | » ith Mr, Hougen, he said 1 n printer's ink and newspaper 1 well pleased to have interested people ° site! gocetiuued 2 hia OW. pane) miyplace, 1 ain alwayn Save Food—Time—Fuel—Labor hat tt ies aeecie oth : be surprised how many, many ‘ a re ful tests have been made which prove that Waintts! waste to this “nes n in through the place since I opened her the actual food saved by electric cooking is eon- waste to buy new shoes sasible and siderable. our strong display is my alm to give the best service at their serv and right in their midst, the best many of my customers wish their work Ak c uystem that will cover the entire city Free Examination of “Hotpoint cooking, His efforta were untiring, ar y is usu the In view of the high prices of materials and labor ironing, heating and cave with the progressive, his yolume of business Upper picture shows exterior view of plant, 1 wa oe Oe eas eath tied ee 4 fe | BEST $2.50 GLASSES | cleaning devices in the pega fo Basement Salesroom outgrew his facilities for rendering the Extensive repair department, aga jut covers a little over one-half the actual expense, it r 1 ver one-ha nal exper on Earth I am willing to stand one-half of it, and from 00 entered into ne lewired, He at or Lower—Ladies’ waiting room tions fo entire floor or over 3,600 squa t of ee alta cosmcas ase one. of the tow ceptions 5- or 6-lb, Tro’ 5 a floor space, in the building in whict ti shoe repairing st general hina. iN ‘d a Lapsle io * Le I In the Northwest that really Percolators ....- i —_ . t t « avenue ne everybody be matisfied with the plan lenses from start to finish vm 4 «3 Don acl 3 Jomubagliah piabbuped mrenonet However, in the case of our failure to make delis the only “one ia 88.50 to $19.00 iwon two doors west of former and origina ory of 4 piece of work according to our promise to &, ON FIRST AVE. cat ta, middie of 24 * of this, tn iit customer, we Will make free delivery to them mn tres, by wraduate on, jddle of June of th «amb Fe to ess not. pres I don't want anybody to be obliged to make the pa Poly aeacisten necessary. was the owner of the largest tions realized —he xecond call for the same piece of work.” most efficiently equipped and thoroughly modern | BINYON OPTICAL CO. | 1116 FIRST av. ——.' 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