The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 7

BOYCOTT HUN DRUGS THRU NORTHWEST Pi 1 : 1 THE SAVINGS s j DEPARTMENT weil a sel * WILL BE OPEN aoa he ore harket ind Sot SATURDAY scan i 3 et ‘on rt NIGHT FROM n nari of 6: O'CLOCK TILL Editors of State Urge War Activity in Annual Meeting SPOKANE, July 12-—-The Wast State Pre START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH PART OF YOUR PAY CHECK ington tent W RESOURCES $28,000,000. The Srattle conclusion of thy 13 SHELLS ARE. FOUND IN CARLOAD OF JUNK OAKLAND, FOSTER Ss Direct sparteged Pier 4, foot of Sprini tat > stops. Returaine st night. We request o@t patrons to travel on this boat he ju 200d Muste. Douglas. Wow DRICE WARM WEATHED \ Q SPECIALS FOR MEN _ AND WOMEN a ee ee | Y \ rt } We're just about twefty Hfeet above the high rent : i base—just far enough away ito make the prices do our fitalking. The lure of the | 4 fancy downstairs store front , gcosts you an extra dollar / J or two. ee We illustrate here two styles that it command considerable attention. f } Men’s English Oxfords of tan, mahogany and black calf, all Goodyear welt soles. Per pair $4.95 Gaiter Pumps with flexible hand- turned soles and Louis heels: Patent Kid # Dull French Kid........ $4.45 White Kid ............ $4.95 ¥ White Sea Island Duck. .$2.95 Y aK z Z = fe’ OSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP ~ Second Floor Citel Bldg, \Second & Pike St :N > Shoe Fepair/man Be — Largest in the West.- 106 MADISON ST. —have your worn shoes repdired in fact, re-newed at America’s Greatest Shoe Repair Shop We cater hoes, your hoes. We employ the we want your fine your children’s materials and rybody shoes and only the best killed workmen. to ev heavy use best Our New Call and Delivery System CALL US NOWL=MAEN 6315 106 MADISON ST. “New York’s First Woman Police _Chief ber ‘ ‘snout pay $2.50 Garment. Rite vunie—Tenaders Ger, idem. te A beautiful Set, as pictured. The Gown in kimono hae 460. bait “ an || style, with round neck, exquisitely embroidered with New Y Big aan SR» « Yige tf ' forget-me-nots and butterfly design, and the Envelope f the big | Conn PLOUR (settew)— Net ‘hemise embre d to match. Both are of very fine | ects Cocca, Tee ete ae tac ee ; and sheer lingerie cloth. Special $2.50 each rc ep smear ey -®. dee 78 " Just as pretty is another Set, consisting ‘i Orn. caaeeied aeete ae At | of Kimono Gown and Envelope Chemise rr ait nantes on | adorned with embroidery spray design \i ° | and ajour motifs. Special $2.50 garment, | or $5.00 the set. | A Philippine Gown at $3.00 pictured, with | round neck and kimono sle handsomely em- broidered in floral spray design and edged with fancy, hand-made scallops. A Philippine Envelope Chemise at $3.00, as pic- tured, embroidered with spray design and tiny dots. | | A Philippine Gown at $3.00 (not pictured) is in Em- | j pire style, with the high waistline defined by wide ribbon drawn through hand-made eyelets. The fine scalloping at neck and sleeves is the only other trim- ming. Note: The above are only a few of the styles in this new showing, at prices ranging from $2.50 to $3.95. All are fashioned from lingerie cloth of beautiful quality. All are cut on correct patterns to fit American women. OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH Marcum Optical Co. O17 FINST AVE. (Near Madison) Eyesight Specialists Pstablished 1906 rditions. west prices in your high-class, guaranteed city for PAP AYA SIVA INNING STERLING DENTISTRY, Office Monee Oa. m. to Op. m ___, NOT BE WHEAT STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918. PAGE 7 “WHY WE MUST STORE OPENS AT &: WASTERS NU. 5, price publishing board te gp fraseeaggh ae chogae = | A Revelation of Value in eat. when wheat flour ts New Philippine Lingerie eaper?’ the food admint apply ts Hurt cut down if we are to help ou ' ' et the food t rel, A ant work of fight f | os | <7 > $30" $500 i K of the numerous displays of this beau- SD | tiful Philippine lingerie we have held in the Locat past, many women hay arned to esteem it | at its true worth, for the fineness of it hand stitchery, and its exquisite em Even these w will find broidery omen new cause for enthusiasm in the values forded by a_ recent purchase, now arrived and on display Saturday for the first | Every item in this new showing is hand-made, from the seaming to the sm t detail of embroidery. Each | has ribbon-run eyelets at neck and each Envelope Chemise is embroidered at bottom with scallops matching those at neck. | Philippine Gown and Envelope Chemise | in Matching Design. Special cond Floor. Billie Burke Dresses of Gingham Special $2.50 N attractive plaids, stripes, checks and these plain colors: ermal can 4b to can no $166 to $Leb, Blue, Lavender, Pink, Copenhagen, | Green and Gray with sailor collar, turn-back cuffs and belt of contrasting color. A style that is bee ming to almost | 44— | any figure type—sizes 36 to exceptional value at $2.50, cond Floor, Retailers 440 to Ea Kot +100 The ey avout Railway supplies: worth mill. Se aan to aaah. fa ‘ ' which were purchased for FURNEPS He pay. per 100. the P “ ort a f naumert shovid pay and piled up at the Meadows, Ce nAuA-notaliers pay. per 109) south of Seattle, will be utilized | ments, and that much of ¥ Consumers should| by the United States govern. | material will be utilized in the The, $1.60 to pay 20 to 3 cAnnoTs Te ment. or For months the sup pay, per 100 the, mers should pay nd Russia, have pending settlement of issian affairs, Unele let the raily and 36 Hang for murde or Then hang line many continues to the kaiser Von Hindenburg from the being utilized to construct wcoumulation here with down the hangings, if Gi 1m flat Alaska | are no’ te rules of 4 det tall 276 'o 30c, pinks, 1-1. |airplane spruce lines in the North Sat! 184 to 20° west, More than 00 tro and) war and murd pbatants wrceaut rane 1,200 civilians, under Maj. Mott Saw-| This is a sug an ulti 7 line from | matum, received { or to The are constructing a Pleasant aun yer, Joyce to Lake Altho they refuse to discuss their plans in detail, it ts generally under i influence be tood that the high railway officials rnment o the German ‘w SAYS WAY TO BERLIN ng like the following If (after a wet date) there are any BY WAY OF EAST FRONT wioisions ot the rules of war for Nobody works in Russia, but Amer: bidding the killing of — non-co jcana and Chinamen, says Maj, M.|batants, bombing hospitals to murder »| Keith Seattle railway | the sick and wounded soldiers, to wether with their doctors and nurses sinking hospital ships with their load of wounded, or a hundred other hor: | rors that could be mentioned, the al lied governments, as the first prelim: man, now with a railway cor ut Harbin, Manchuria, He alse ;|ly declares that the road to | would be easier by way of the Bast ern front. joking rlin «change from inst iesue, | FREDERICK NELSON " WHY NOT HANG BILL AND HIS GANG OF MURDERERS? | Go | conference, shall be ha man ficer opportunity,” 30—CLOS Basement Salesroom | Low-priced Groups of Women’s and Misses’ Coats Offer Many Opportunities for Saving and the attractive values are on coats of current tyle, in the half- and three-quarter length models for immediate wearing. At $10.00 Coats of soft-finished blanket cloth in lavender and green, with the buckle belt and bellows pockets of military inspiration. At $5.00 i! Corduroy Coats in half-length, in { beige, Belgium-blue, rookie and cedar, full-belted and patch-pocketed. Coats of khaki cloth and basket- weave coating, in military effects, and models with novel over-collars self-covered buttons. Silk Skirts, $3.95 and $4.85 Especially suited to summer travel are the Skirts of black taffeta—fashioned with shirrings, novelty but- tons and oddly-cut pockets. Price $ and rows of The Skirts of plaid and striped taffetas and mes- salines are particularly interesting for their good style deep graduated girdles instead of belts—clusters of Priced at $4.85. Basement Salesroom. shirrings and rows of buttons. Several Styles in These Crepe Gowns at $2.00 all patterned with bluebirds on pink fF grounds some with | narrow lace trimming, \ others with hemstitch- ing, shirrings and rib- bon rosettes. tively priced at $2.00. Basement Salesroom Silk Petticoats, $3.95 HERE is a wide selection of desirable plain color- ings and changeable effects in these soft Taffeta Petticoats, among them: Ivory, Pink, Lavender, Copenhagen, Navy, Burgundy, Nickel, Rose, also Black. Ruffles and accordion plaitings trim the flounces, and waistlines are in adjustable style. Lengths, 36, 38 and 40 inches. Price $3.95. Silk-flounced Petticoats, $2.35 The tops of these Petticoats are of percaline and | flounces of taffeta Made with —Basement Salesroom, Children’s Sweaters, $5.00 Fiber Silk and Mercerized Cotton UST as serviceable as they are good-looking, these Sweaters with their sailor or convertible collars and sashes or belts. Choice of Copenhagen, Peach, Pink, Salmon and Nile-green, with contrasting plaids or stripes, Sizes 28 to sateen for extra durability, the silk in changeable and plain colorings. adjustable waistline. Price $2. 9 36. Di 5 Price $5.00. —Dasement Salesroom, ’ . . Boys’ Union Suits, 50c HESE Cotton Union Suits are in the open-mesh in summer—knee length in ecru color, Sizes 24 to 32, —RBasement Salesroom. weave, so comfortable and short-sleeve style, Price 50¢. Manager William Kenney in Washi Gilman, f Vast war movements are likely to follow Aishton, | ¢ will | F th, assistant or of operath ministration, the railroad | fore he leaves for the Northwest, SAYS GERMAN SUBS - « inary to even considering a peace will demand | German For the first offense the kaiser }en haven i where the ond offense, the G pplies of crown prince, Von Hinde nder, 118 80tt and ten rals shall be han th offen: is & naval one, Von pitz and ten corresponding naval of long the ¢ For the ne. For the third offense, the remain ing sons of the kaiser, the kings of Saxony and Bavaria, all the German grand dukes and officers above the rank of colonel shall be hanged If this were done, there would not be even a first offense, As soon high and mighty ones knew their dirty hides wer danger they would instantly adopt the ‘Safe ty First’ motto, A-threat included for Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey would also stop their gentle habit of murdering the defenseless at every | will turn out army officers a month, nding by his draft board the middle classes que error, says the porting sistance as th TRAINING CAMPS TO O01 SAN FRANCISCO, ning es in July 12, new | United camps for Attrac- ” i \ hl “ef ho was given delins U RAIL SUPPLIES, AT MEADOWS, TO BE UTILIZED director” ton and Ore. eral manager} tudd, vice pres. hwestern, They will confer with McAdoo bev! o GET AID FROM SPAIN’ submarines are being gi st of Spain, ” ovisioned and giv. in in Spain are vainly protesting against action of the militarists in supe Germany and giving her ase ~The thruout the the officers’ re- serve, which will open about July 15, approximately 3,000 *