The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918. ‘GOVERNMENT 10 SEND THIS TO CONGRESSMEN [———~ =a Satisfactory Terms Always 60 AFTER RENT CONGRESSMAN PPereeeTeeerererererrri is) o* GF R j U, 8 CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, D, ¢ THE R I E — AN KIN co. HOGS, HE SAYS wo oe Sane iss ss uston of teorwee to tonmorte whe are amc our labor ofiterring in rents ; : - 4 ‘a thiat point [ep viegpd > Aapebge Store Hours From 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. wine, of an act wh UISEUM owns pre ance for Increased STARTING SATURDAY shall be levied » tax of ONE HUNDRE D PER CES | 4 1 shall watch with a great deal of interest your action in this § matter, y Very respectfully yours, (Sign) (Address) Clip It and wend it to the two senators of thin state and the represent ative in the house from your district enator Miles emerger « Poindexter tor Wenley L. Jones; Mepreser John F, Miller aadresa before 1) the Seattle and Kitsap diatrict; Representative Lynn Hadley, of the north pea cma west counties, including King county, outside of ntative party in the Arer Albert Johnson, of the southwestern counties; R m, La _— Follette, of the north central counties, and Repre . Dill of the Spokane district. | Address any of the congresemen at Washington, D. C. ee eee ere LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN mu lew where | more reasonable, he | Spend $200,000,000 pee ee. One Hundred Hardwood | Ci a oi Siestinn Rockers as Pictured : store or toilet counter will Z \ ag gf aN ccc a we Se Are Reduced to eS aN GOVERNMENT HELPS | 95 as DEFEAT RENT | HOGS a each BY PREDERICK M KERSY SEW LONDON, Cor July 1 Rent profite dat ipyarda, will be handled in ference at Philadelphia on when Schwab and P with operators and la Large and comfortable Rockers, built of well-sea- {> soned hardwood in golden oak finish. They represent | ‘ a special purchase—are unusual values, the 8) | price being considerably below present day wholesale © cost. | No C. O. D. or Phone Orders will be accepted, and deliveries will be made at our convenience. Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin DAYS LEPT TO DEW PASO ro. —— B SS $215 820 Down and $6 Per M be start squetched A comrr workmen. ma’ men and bat will be ment to any city wher profiteering is rife, as it wa here ” FRECKLES’ Now Is the Time - Get Rid of These : MEYER & DAUGHTER 1621 Third Ave, North of Pine A thousand smiles—a thousand sobs—a photodrama that ‘will put new courage into American hearts—that lifts dark thoughts into sunshine! With special musical inter- pretation by the WE REAT PIANOS GREATER COLISEUM SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA 30 PIECES 20c—Children 10¢ An Unusual Saturday Special |} Blue Ser ge in Boyden’s High-Grade boinc ill Shoes for Men Featuring a perfect- fi English last in black tan calfskin, with over- weight single sole, made | in straight lace only, as illustrated. SPECIAL PRICE $8.90 PAIR Sizes 6 to 11, A to D. Fifth at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Admission om omt cuUNE and gain a beautiful, clear complex 24. bY | jon . | all-night warfare last night and to-| presented a 1 r traveling bag to! ® ollege Soldiers |day when a sham battle and in | Col. John Leader in appreciation of Stage Sham Battle} tersive trench wartare was pulled his work a ¢f. Hundreds of «spectators watched |——— he s¢ diers at the training camp at University of Oregon had a taste — Ore, July 19.— ne scene a ee iec airaph, Monee Motorman Not Losing ay: Time | of 24. The principal weapor ttee of 24, however, is put ision of the committee f the com anyone eve and bloating I have. I had to # m4 |iay off my run more than hait the) Fred W. Hastings | amd could get nm p from pre . | oe dons or medicine one ot my|| Files for Senator friends adv ¢ Mayr's Won, % mt derful Remedy, w | the greatest rerm: |the earth. I hav | since taking it. It | In gold.” It is a a preparation that rem hal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation wh eically all ot fered mc Attractive offerings in a special Saturday clearance of Women’s White Boots, Oxfords and Pumps. These comprise the late effects for summer wear, and are shown in various leathers and cloth, in both sport ff and dress models. These lines are grouped and sharp- | ly underpriced for quick disposal at $3.90, $5.90 and $6.90 THE ROYAL BOOT SHOP} “The House of Values” Agents for Boyden and Hurley Shoes for Men. Do YouKnow Thal the Union Dentists work than any other Dentists tn Se- nteed for 15 years. Absolutely paln- charge less for first-class attle? Their work | Jess extracting. LA f 6 to 8 o'clock evenings, ‘and 10 num. UNION DENTISTS | Ow! Drug Co, Bartel OVER OWL DRvO sToRD Stores, and druggists every Advertisement or money REMEMBER THAT SATURDAY NIGHT THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF THE BANK WIIL BE OPEN FROM 6 TO 8 FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND THE PURCHASE GOOD SHOES CHEAP . OUR FIRST CLEARANCE SALE MUST SELL OUT Everything Must Go—Wholesale and Retail WE OFFER THE WHOLE STOCK AT %5c ON THE DOLLAR We are quitting t Men's Furnishing cluded in the stoc " SAVE ‘MONEY—BUY NOW our entire atock of nter prices, over from PUMPS Fred W. Hastings, member of the OF WAR Choice of Pumps in patent leather, white kid or brown calf, turned , i area wetarjaar-Hied SAVINGS by Prices Will Move the Goods soles and Louis heels. All sizes. Values $6.00 to $7.50 at $4.45. } $4.45 for ve ao ith district STAMPS a Me aitat ns nee # says he has always $6.45 Your choice of Oxfords in pearl gray kid, patent leather, gray hledaagonigl Mr. F ner of Men’e Suits to £ : : voted fo jeritorious labor legisla suede or brown calf, with turned soles and Louis heels. Newest 4 65 tion ie h re the eight-hour law for styles in all si Values $7.00 to $8.00 at $4.65. ° women, full crew bill, workmen's Mh Factory Seconds in Patent Leather Pumps and Broken lota misses? and children's Strap Slippers, compensation act, first ald for in || RESOURCES $28,000,000, A Getoras with turned or welt soles, Good runs of jured workmen and was aut , sizes. Values to $7.00 pension bill, He Be ndly to the p out ALWAYS WITH THE UNION LABEL Our prices are reasonable within the reach of all Men's All Wool Panta to $3 f ‘ 0 va 1lso home shoes, at $1.65 a pair oye »—wolld leather through Mr. War-Time Profits doen not work at this sho A $5.00 value for $3.95. : oleh ses 8 nd Children’s best qual fils activities In the de The feat of the attempt to place cit shop. All of our footwear is priced exceedingly low Broken | a Bigs eee ie | as our exp ity Baref White owned public utilities under the con f ot ‘National Bank SECOND FLOOR, LIBERTY BUILDING. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, J) autnorsnis Entrance 1404 Third Avenue, or Stairway on Union Street Side. | charge of gas |a thousand sen are low and our stocks are pur Ne Sold Regardless of Price. THE BARGAIN STORE 222 Occidental Ave. Corner, at Main St.—Don't Mise the Place, 304 PIKE ST.