The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 9

ree Rides on This Train s the Shi AUGUST CALL sites on This Train! He the Shipyard speciat TO CLEAN UP Yam PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. ia’ . “ 1406 SECOND AVENUE sanasemste: CLASS 1 MEN : | i trante will be effec in Seattle be fore the end of August, accerding to | draft board officius, Despite the dif | floulty of estimating the numbers of > nen in the class still uncalled, be \ ‘ause of pending appeals for defer | red flassification, the draft boards P) |regard it a» probable that the Au gust call will m nac nu since T, the July quota has taken practically Tomorrow morning, and for a short time all of the avaflable men. | only, opens our Annual Midsummer Sale. The August quota will be small, | : ~ Wise shoppers need not be reminded that approximating only of fifth of the i July quota, which was the largest general market conditions make this sale of on record. ‘The firat select service much more than double importance this sea- ontingent for August Is expected to son than ever before. be called about August 10, with the second call issued August 15 Belect service boards received ord |quite's while age to have ail 1918 WOMEN’S REMEMBER MEN’S | registrants classified and ready for No Refunds, no Exchanges, after 11 in the morning jeall tn August . Ty : , Bet The 1917 quotas will go to Pullman | $7.50 Gray Oxfords with cov BE SURE AND SHOP EARLY. W. L. Douglas Tan $7.50 iy » Ay to train on the campus of Washing ered French heela, 4 ‘ ms Nica’) lee 8 : ee $5.8 - 5.50 ato SAME | be given special training in mechan: $7.00 Tan Welt Oxfords, mili s Blak (3 foal u.” Roatatered se tary heels, $2.25 Child's Tan Calf, Cloth $2.50 Scout Shoes, Calf English Ja ton fer the workers on the water|precicl , agg heehee pi igo cut to ; 4.95 ‘Top Bkuffer Shoes, $1 75 sizen 913%, cut to 1.85 Shoes, cut to......+ 5.25 ° special aptitude for mechanics, anx front, outside autos, The second is ious to get into this brifhch of the $4.00 Patent Pumps, French | “28 5%. cut to... $3.00 Tan and Horsehide Emerson's Tony Red Kid team trains) that the trains belong to Uncle Sam "vice, may take advantage of the heals, cut $3.00 Gunmetal Mary Jane | Boout Shoes, sizes 2 35 $9.00 Shoes, -| and the rides are free. all up to July 22. They must have to, pair ..., $2.95 Pumps, nies $2 45 913%, cut to ° eut to 11-2, eut to F, at least a gramenar school education ; ‘ 4.00 y Sho on aid a Dank dar angumanden Tir aor ate $10.00 Pearl Gray Kid Boots, ' Tan Army Shoes, sx Emerson's $8.00 Dark Brown mi Sttitceaaatmene” tt $8 OB utitarntec” eo ge [tiem $3.05 [mem hom Cg Be = = 4 . eo “ " 112, cut to 00 me i + ith " 5.50 o Gor on pus Pees ne ee $3.00 and Black Skuft : pporsesege reed 00 Gunmetal, Neolin sole, POPULAR CLOAK AND SUIT CO.-— 1}/Casualties of |More 7 $2.95] es 2 $2.25 Jive cue. $2.45 | rove wa tae’ $3 ges $7.00 Ivory Kid Pumps, cov $2.00 Canvas Mary Janes, $4.00 Gunmetal Blucher, Neo. U.S. Fighters |e See a cassis OBS [Aon nema E8485 in Great War wranos ok M0) Sa CL out to $1.95 [ore ......... $1.85 | ote cute $2.95 Kid Pumps cut tog $4.95 Sanne _maretont Band ant $2.50 Roy Scouts, $2 85 $2.00 Canvas Oxfords and $6.50 Patent and Kid French | One ty oe $1.35 ie 18% cut 0. Fae shen, ent 7s $2.25 WASHINGTON, July 17, ~ One en ord : : nisssbeed. dud coventsvibiees enaesltion! yang $4.85 1 oe ae ees 1s 208 9-13 %, ere reported by Gen. P and Brown, ne nd $1 Q5 | 4.00 Gunmetar shoes, button repo ted by n. Pershing today $7.00 White Canvas Boots, | cut to BAG Diag laaaeesy # and lace, Killed in action led of military and French $5 45 $2.50 Heavy Brown Camping eae Calf Button Shoes, sizes | ous to “ ey . heels, cut to e Bhoen, sizes 10-2 913%, cut wounds, 16; died of disewne, 4; died of : 2 45 0 6.0 ‘hae Wide Gap =e $2.45 |» . 1600 Heavy T" $4 65 accidents, 2; died of accident and oth o Shoes i vas Pumps cut to $1.85 $2.50 Gunmetal and Patent $1.00 Tennis Oxfords, Black | Work Shoes, cut to OF er causes, 6; wounded severely, 96 ved . : ; missing in action, 9; prisoner, 1. | $5.00 White Canvas Sport | Mary Janes, sizes $1 95 and White, $6.00 Gunmetal, Neolin sole, . RY it to ... > a C The casualtion of the latest of Shoes, leather $3.65 twee cotoihee no soem pe = $4.85 fensive have not yet begun to come | trimmed, cut to - ECONOMY AND A BIG $8.00 Emerson's Tan Ox e . in, | $4.00 Gunmetal Pumps, mill- BUYING Now IS TRUE v — SUITS —L/VreSSe€S ure mamrm ene cli win $2.85 SAVING FOR THE FUTURE. tri ween $6.85 Marper, —Coats—Skirts |= | p) vimoUTH SHOE c onatablevitie. No ¥ elbourne, Pia FURTHER GREAT REDUCTIONS made on Spring and Summer Suits, NY. B tamma, ra T. Mainus, Greece atte, | F tween the general principles enun: BK Moevtague, Hobomen, N. J w ooo | haum, Fulton, N. ¥.; & RK. Nichols, | To move them quickly, regardless of their worth, we have reduced them to noma, Tenn. 6. O'Brien, Monee ASK KINCAID : AUSTRIAN SAYS ; . Camnor 4 r ©. BR Patterson, Pact | | $14.75, $19.75 a» $24.75 Be alien ER Far and Near : e ’ e e Pulliam, ‘Round Rottom, Va: CA} INVESTIGATE 13 | ° a, | Magerstown, Md DO. Btough, Landers, | Wro.; J. J. Tehore, New York: M. ®. Van News by Telegraph Pett. w Yor e x a3 ° } . Lowden, | e SPOOCOOOOOOSOOOSOOOEOS j Pitugeraia, New York * 4 a ent at the Uni-| While Clarence Peterson, aged 13| there ts practically no difference be- Te eet be | attle shi . Tacoma and Seattle n Her: | tionally reputed scientist, may be|attle shipyards, Tw . ciated by the statesmen of the bel vee | ties for hi t the juest of his} ‘ ‘ choot at at Friday Harbor, to inves-| tes for him a the announcement of Baron Von | O. | Pearson tigate fishing conditions off Cape) mother. | Burian, the Austro-Hun for. | ‘The Cooperative Campers will ae aaa . Flattery. ie “ DIED OMT Tent t to Profeasor | 4 to Pr eign minister, in a note to the Aus- ley, Pontiac, Hi whin, A telegram was fen > make a special weekend trip to Par: rian and Hungarian premiers. son, Welser, IMeho, P. nady,| Kincaid Tuesday, asking him to take | adise valley Friday. The party will ‘ ms Royal Oak, Mien; N. Piccotil, Arimore he work. His answer haa | cross sev Aaciers from Paradise|, 2” it be states that he approves . ne . | charge of the 2 en g' ee heartily of President Wilson's four DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT points in his July 4th speech, di Lueut. A. I Frye, New York: Sergt | The investigating body will pegeonte Mrs. T. B. Selfors, aged 82, died at | cays that nobody could refuse hom. Of ® carload of 20 pianos which Dann, Horeteh, Mee sen ormnn | tee food par ree gps the | the home of her son, 1439 West 65th |age to the genius of the p put on sale last week at a - ; MER utate fisheries department and the) ie | rucaday, Funeral services were | refuse his co-operation in an effort | Price of $215 Coats and Dresses, to dispose of them before Fall Stock arrives. Kan Rb. Mitchel m. Coen Behiavone, Waterbury, Conn: W. Reihert, Corps Bo Renediet Professor Trevor Kincaid, head of AMSTERDAM, July 16. — That , it ing th two coun. led from the summer biological | police were scouring the ligerent nations in peace tenders, is Pe. not yet been received. to explore peaks about Summerland CAURER, Wagoner BH Gray. Siainere. | Ttakt Privates I A. Mracken, Chicage; | biologists from the University of| neiq wednesday. \to bring about peace. The manufacturer made a big t ake F. J. Buckley, Brookiyn, N. ¥.; 1. A.) Washington. | " * rhe a a le” de: . ducement on the first shipment BUY NOW FOR po: Beate Net Re ML | Wah sat anay|, ie, Western Unlon reports that| "ive “inrrmotnahie” demands af|eement on the fret ehomam NEXT YEAR baum. Marvey, fl: W. Laidlaw, Rt. Paw plaints of tow their catches |the Pacific Commercial cable be-|the enemy regarding Alsace-Lor roduce the piano WOUNDED REVERELY INCLUDED: | are oblié 1 ¢ market have| tween Manila and Guam fs agnin in| raine, Trieste, Trentino, and the Ger locality, and besides we have cut Now { & 1. Conn, Oakland, Cal; M. M. Me-| overboard for lack o! working order. man colonies, were mentioned as the | Profit to make this price possibiag You can buy two garments 3 , Gelvey, Low Angeles been met by wholesalers’ and can . ie pr thavomsr ui As the piano would be good value for the price of ONE next season. ners’ charges that the fish are im A a “arg gd gel pe 9 P e obstruct a $325, you can save onething ain KILLED IN ACTION: Rereta JW. | mat ‘4 improper for food. They | of Judge and Mrs. John B. Wright + Santer, Mower, 3: 3.1 '3, Mbania, Cons) ee ona cere Cale meal out | pace the other day and|3 CANDIDATES FILE this week. The piano has terville, N. Y.; Corps. F. H. Collings, Ba-| y that fishertnen have @ aq a? > i in & plendid tone, is full size, latest fond, Okla: D. A. Pullar, Geraldine, | aide the fishing gone in their anxiety | @R [they drove in a PAPERS WITH AUDITOR ‘i=: 274 we have them ‘in Mont.’ FH. Raldt, Welleston, Okia.; Pri | ro get the first run, and are catch: e motor car to a any and oak. ee a eee Ne ieteh. | ing small salmon frem the deep sea| country inn, C. K. Poo, 1144 Federal ave., re ingeon, Gregory, & D.; F. & Kaowlton,| feeding grounds. They further ‘i The waiter was ne cone for state repre Rradiey, Me: BT. Many, Newburgh. | charge that the fish are of inferior iC not familiar w tative from the 42nd district; L. J W. 7.) A Mengerati, Svect, Italy: M:| grade, being caught from spew the Canadian uni | Grogs of Renton, state representative Pall River, Mase. i Vernon Wymer, North | Where they feed upon herring which | f form H bent trom th dist strict, and former Baltimore, ©. |aubsiat upon a red sea plant, which | close to the judge | Councilman Charles Marble, 113 DIED OF WOUNDS: ferst. F. F.| maken it Enpossibld to keep the eal-|and asked in a whisper, “Do you! West 60th st., have filed with the of Roderick, Houth Bend, tnd.; Corp. WG | TOs long as neceasnry, becaure of | want the chauffeur to dine with | tice of county auditor for the coming A large assortment in all colors and MeConnetiavilie, (O-: FG. Rocha.” Tas the acid which is present a en ; ae sieatiiae } many desirable materials. Th tude Angeles: «T. A. Hmith, Zephyr. Tez; I-| It is to investigate these phases| bert Le Roy Park will appear Marble is running for county com > Pp y 4 Wool Lia Mo: digg ~ He Beith, Pinevitie, ee tee eayaer: | that Professor Kincaid has been call-| Saturday before his select service | missioner from the Third district. oplins, rs, om ‘ . led. If he cannot take charge of the | board to explain why he should not |——— - Poms, Silvertones and novelty weaves, | Tiinb OF DINEASE: Privates 1. %.| work, Professor Victor Smith, of the |e inducted into the army under the | WOMAN'S DEVOTION TO HOME SAN FRANCISCO and are priced according to linings, re- / ere ee a eg Baser: | Sisherion sohoot at te oa ee work or fight orter He is a machin Tnili ‘on, m 4 will conduet oe investigatio: ery salesman and married. a x, gardless of materials. Unlined will be ton. ES pRoM ACCIDENT OR oTHER| Gevayg oor, eign |Home duties to many women ap $14.75, half-lined $19.75 and full-lined CAUSEA: Private M. J. Ward, Philadel OBJECT TO MOTH SPUDS champion of the Pacitio coast, has pear more important than health $24.75. -- eaeanieiieia ee ip aa on No matter how ill they feel, they s: , WOUNDED BEVERELY: fergts OD.) pr LAND, July 17.—Callfornia, ined the navy an seeond-class eea-| drag themselves through their daily | Good service, larg Goerey, Lammerey OMe! Se Oe emcee | y ehippere were warned today | ™arat the university training camp. | tasks, overdo.and pay the penalty in |fooms and ungurpassed ssaiaiaas Rushton, Kani sebne: ushton.| potato shippers we Prior te tie departure fer. train: | ps vd Ling vie, convenience for passengers, | headaches, backache, ¢ nedown And full particulars at City Tie | Late t S <an.; H.W. Miller, Raymond, TL: K. V st Summer sat if further shipments of potatoes . Wert, Mount Vernon, In; Privates F. 1. | ing at the Presidio, Walter B. Whit: |), rvousness. y become » Woot, Mount Vernoe, 18.1 Privette vac: | affected by tuber moth are made 09] 1050) wrench teacher at the univer. | mune, An Servousess; they become | Ofrice, reer, Parsona. Kan.; W. 1. Pentelll,| attempt will be made to declare 4) sity “and organist at Bethany church, irritable, and finally discover that THE M’CORMICK e ‘ Warren, ©; W. M.. Thorne, Detrolt fl 11 California pe some form of female complaint has ) 5 . quarantine against all California po eggs gases ig mond pngadi P Skirts Mich: J. A. ror, Mast e Fouts, Wh; toes Sesh @ wrist watch by the con-| fayteneg itself upon them, When a r See ee erIDn ieteta, BD | Sree woman gets into this condition there esses Mier. meedevaner, Robert, Or; JOnn Behwert, | a cin mene, prot: |p AN SAS, ©. reports great activity | is one tried and true remedy made Louleville, Ky. Corps, MI. Anderson, | Yate® tn Ne a in the b fields, > | trom the roots and herbs of the'field, in plain and novelty y atte y es RT Cee eM namners: Des (er), 6741 Paiatine ave., car eaten ie) y. Rochester, N’ 1. Mam-| there, The fields , Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com designs, in stripes, Moines, In.; W. T. Rowley, Pleasant Hii, Ri wp te = a | in Tndtana 1; I. W. Kemble, | are being cultivat ‘ pound, which for more than forty suitable for street and Mh, JB Amith, Lyons, Ta; Privates BP! Lv. Ow bg g Sa plaids and plain i’ beard, Rector, Ark; V. Geudian, Oak r 0. Kryssewsil, 4 ed by parties of years has contipued its great work stane hades—for sport and | afternoon wear and are aa) land, Cal: JW. Griffitts, Charleston, EG SE bem oy N young men and by cheng women in featoritik health street wear. A splen-| shown in Navy, Sand, Fi Ve.s 0. H. Johnes, Lens, Mish: INDED AEVERELY IN ACTION: | women from Fre after. many other rem did assortment includ. Fy Law, Rolette, N. D: F Price. pedingdon, rc ing ail and woot ma.|Gray, Rose, Pekin Blue, \ Fafa ge RR a ie ; ME, Price, Abeginadon, iL | mont, 0 aon F Maire, Win) JD. Matenett, 6 Priv Ww se are 100k terials, greatly re | Black and White, and are cate, Tie 2. > deena Mania, iek Ker, Chlenge: J. Mt Hench, Loe An’) sf torward with duced-—to in all sizes, Greatly re- Vf Hae Pervert, Dittabure, Pas “fe fn J Oe erecehtinn ts thelt repair. atinno, Ambler, Pa; ©. Bkillicorn, z we Se ACTION: Corp A. 8, assignment for next week ago; W. Mkroubki, Wheeling, W. Va. Xeowsiack, City, M Privates &.| al assignm duced for quick disposal. { | 4 95 d| i [ a ween G. Colvin, Bt. Louis, Mo.; J.T. | are scheduled for work in the fa-| Fe an You will be more likely | | Chicago: KA. “Dupes, Indiana Harber, | mous garlic fields at Amsden, 0 | sehen CONCRIVH ARE ne F. Bilderson, Cleveland, ¢ Every bod laughed zo, 6 75 | to buy two than one when ia Denahties South” Howton, Mass iH. W:|1°s Vongersons Chicane; i Latham,| Mabel Morgan has been taken to|} nontioncd nn Ish (present addres i ©. ©.) Ann Arbor, Mich. |the girls’ school at Chehalis for They did the same 50 years ago when the steel ship was “born” e | you see them. | Kite, Phitndelphia, F Grou-| —|training, until the court hears her | Hut today EVERY country inthe WORLD le not only “tail Yardiavilie i: 1. B. Turner, Waco, atte Ghoreuehiny aon t to be,-t0 ane man, Hi. Hillix, Fredonta, | 2 ale he -_— Naeger ONCRETE SHIPS, "RANCE, Paes aa vs ee Team; GW. Klapp, Newark, NJ; J. W writ of habeas corpus. She claima|| CONCKETE SNIPS. but rantitie | our own UNITED ST Korskey, Grand Hapids, Mich.; J. Napp, she has completed her course of | Ste Wuiiding, them in large pproximately ONE HUNDRE NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS eR arg Sac ne. eormieted her course ‘of | is AMitic ine piv nda (or anhrok ate Oe HER ‘Tex,; J. Bemain, Taylor, Pa; F. Bidders | wants her freedom for bids on vessels of all kinda in this material, Tene hi Ceo etee i embers, Chieags! | IY 10 (P | Twenty-five Seattle women lett for | “nount nau CONCH & ectly feasible, Priveten emberg, Ch 1 diem: hes slds or Tuned ad have COME TO STA 4 Pe P. G. Blandin, Amhorat, joe berry See Bumner Tucsday. |] 89° our Company is starting to equip. a9 BRYN MAWR (on A Wonderful Opportunity to Save - pista toatele Way cis W | Mang of them were high school and if... Our-Combany is starting to equip a ward at BRIN MAW, CoB ter, Chicago; W. 1. Burton. university students, They traveled | SHIPS, RARGES and MWS, but also to manufagture our celebrated |xo; G, B. Cleveland, & ! 5 in a truck and carried a cook and su-|f| “LONE STAR CEMENT PIPE,” which is Known not only up and It will pay every woman to buy several of these garments—they are absolute bargains. They R. Li J. D, Dougherty, St. Louie, | oeenann spice ite haan Cee ee eee IDANO, MONTANA and ALASKA, © bel oid for a mere fraction of thelr actual values, Scarcity of good materials 1s causing G. B. Duelo, Cancnde, Colo.; Huh | This pipe is the PEER and SUPERIOR to ALL sewer pipes, and > podrcgend yd ‘4 1, Aldridge, Idaho; ©. F rank <A. Panl has bee rising costa and by next year these same garments will undoubtedly be twice their original Ton? Tit SF's Ragan, St. Louie, | Lieut, Frank ; ys has n no city of any consequence thinks of using any other kind of pipe but \ t to buy one or two of these garments. 7. Higging, G.: D.C Hor ona | made a captain, and will be stationed ‘ ” Drices, It is true economy to buy # rea xs 4 bee that Ste 50th United States infantry, LONE STAR CEMENT PIPE ton, Litenfield, Minn.; T, H, Joyce, Bouth| Cover the spot es with | with th Se : G Kiontier, Cyprees,| Poslam; relief ia immediate in Washington, D. C. He is a '}] which we have been manufacturing for the past 25 YEARS at our i ‘Tyrone, Mo.; K.| When the skin aggravat burns, | tie lawy factory, located at 50th and Pacific aves.. in TACOMA, ng Frown C won, | presents an unsightly, broken-out ryan from a very, very small concern THE LARGEST CONCRETE Minerd, Pas Vs | | CL OAK & anton, Fe een rete ieee ta tine ‘remedy. pre-| Plans are under way for the fare-|[ Pirie FACTORY. in the NORTHWEST e Rorenapire, Hrdoklyn, N. [eminently fitted to soothe and heal, | woll ball to be given headquarters Wyo Nave alway paid’ MOR than the UNION SCALE, and bes Piiadeiphia, “Van|on which you can always depend—| connany. 6 7 + ‘ Heve in dividing our PROFITS with our employes, who are the ones Hrooklyn; " . jecompany, 69th C. A. C., at the Arm | wig MAKE THESE PROFITS possible. LABOR, not money, pros Snyder, ' m is Con-| ory, Saturday, at 8:30 p.m. The |] guces PROFITS. ® 4 contrat ing Energy; 80 little 16 h company is composed of Seattle, If you care to become identified with a company which is oper- “#80 much, Let Posiam SHOW |‘racoma and Bellingham boys, sta. ated on this basis, call or write, and we will tell you HOW, Chickering Hall. Corner Third and University. B. Wallace, Iremont, citer. how excel ON Win; Borat § vorywhere ple | tioned at Fort Worden. AMERICAN CONCH’ & SHIPBUILDING Co, tages Theatre ington, D. ©. wr Vimergency Laborat | ‘The Spiritualists’ association of L,Y. STAYT( oi 2 Opposite Pantag OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN| 243 W. 47th #t, New York City lavadninatha: will Noe ite -annusl 422-425 NEW YORK BL 2 RLLIOTT 2212. Bergia, 8 OD. Fb ber, Posiam the tonic pap for " SHIPYARD AT DBR MAWR (on Lake Wavhinggpn) port, ‘Tex.; Fred Belcher, the #kin, and will freshen and|Canp meeting, July 21 to August JENT PIPE PLANTS NOS, 1 and 2 at Tacoma and Br¥n Mawr, Corp. B. K. Amer, Americus Kan., Pris beautify your complexiory at Edgewood, Wash, | ) y Ae