The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 12,1918. PAGE 8 Tssxrne saves cer REQUEST PROBE Duke of Wellington’s TOGETHER AT LUNCHEON | OF HUN PAPERS Grandson U.S. Citizen Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop For Men Who NEED CLOTHES Ordinarily we'd say for all men, but thi eason it’s unfair those who alread clothes to hoard we more If, however, you need a new Suit or Overcoat Fall— You Will Want to Buy \Thirty-Two ne To stimulate sales set m parade will be held Tuewd night. Three thousand sailors, | Servants accompanied by three bands from the navy yard at Bremer their naval training camp — Se anstle wie march thru the f downtown streets, in the biggest sibnavy parade ever held here. Sixty yormanettes will demon strate their skill in close order bal ayant and rif_e drill along the line of = NowandHere ee _ We prepared for you months ago, and through yur foresight you are protected from paying the extreme prices of to- day. Suits and Overcoats Ripon your thirty-two teeth is Paring Yor fot or tee rH Sie be ei WANTS of oe at , fective, other parts miss Service can you expect” | Lord George Wellesley and Lady Wellesiey Can’t Help But Admire Babies very Woman Coste Loving Glance Ro withont tives. from 5 Weill be given expert advice mw O'Hara. an depend on. . ALLEGED SEDITION OF | Electro HONOLULUAN PROBED **° pete ign of alleged sedits Dental Parlors) .%".".: " “Laboring People’s Dentists” we rms mares : Corner First and Pike Phone Main °555 nh Amertean citizen, because [7 country won't recognize r French Railways Aid Tetuon Drive Present market costs would force us to sell these same Suits and Overcoats at $25 to $50. Ta 20 easy when you know the way to the : Shoe Shop| x me . We taken main other ob ey i a ™ tiatey. PE Ope ‘ou wil like ay rx 3 jayed entire y co * pros the many Richard, killed at the first |Szbntuen ne shop when you «et Y acquainted. War Saving Stamps for Sale Here Britigh law does not permit a man to wed the widow of his brother Th recommended } use only, | wate, and seconds and broken lots in Women’s Pat- _ Factory ent leather Pumps and Oxfords with $2 25 turned soles, values $5.00 to $7.00, for. . ° on hag Anas pda Kid or Calf Shoes; welt soles, Vellesiey in a daughter of | time Maurice Fitzgerald, Knight of #'\*' mist today, and against pain The advantage possessed yermans on the West front = ———————— Pee: $1.65 Earner To 95e" $1.65 te Renesas SIF £0) co] GOOD SHOES CHEAP SECOND FLOOR (rrosire, THE PosTOFFIcE Entrance 1404 Third Ave., or Stairway on Union St. Side. TWO REMARKABLE SHOE BARGAINS : HERE is your chi pair of honestly-made Sho ly iieet—e Shoe that will SUMMER DAYS require special ORDER YOUR SUIT NOW clothes. You will appreciate the ty of ou g Albert and Queen Aviate to Fr rance STORMS START THREE = NEAR LESTER ar Lester, not fai stand hard tunity to get ve save money a? army Pattern Shoe MUNSON LAST ae riced at $5.50 THIS SHOK is strongly mane and will give exc ent we Priced at $5.50 PLAN POWDERED COAL FOR SEATTLE SCHOOLS One Reason Why Every Woman Should SHOP IN THE MORNING Whenever Possible And a greater, more important reason is, that by shopping in the morning men and women will be released for war work. WILL YOU DO YOUR BIT—AND SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY? RETAIL TRADE BUREAU SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND COMMERCIAL CLUB thin th reach of all. Co-operating with Commercial Economy Committee of the ‘meeting atthe W. 304 PIKE ST. State Council of Defense She will speak on social nse = come mne SAYS HER HUSBAND DESERTED TWO TIMES MOONEY PROTEST IS _ PLANNED BY PARTY MADE TO ORDER ALWAYS WITH THE UNION LABEL jally priced at. Our prices are reasonable Khaki Tro Pd y Khak Shirts, olive 85c to $1.95 $1.50 to $2.00 Kirk’s Military Shop--1209 First Ave. SOCIAL MORALITY To BE SUBJECT AT Y. M. C. A. 'r. Caroline Croasdale, member of P tt