The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 7

Seattle’s Largest Upstairs Clothes Shop [ store ORE » : ’ STORE OPENS HERE a look costs you nothing cannes 2AM and a buy saves you money. oreM TAILORED READY CO. 401-403 Pike Street Since it is your duty ing lies here— SUITS and OVERCOATS for Men and Young Men. 15 235 We have been sowing the seed of cash trading for many years. Here is the result. The best clothes at the price in the city—for cash. In these vital times you cannot afford to ignore them. to economize—your opportunity in Cloth- Fancy Mixed Worsteds Mixed Cassimeres Homespuns and Twoeds Dark Striped Worsteds Mlue Serges and Cheviots Fancy Unfinished Worsteds Pin Stripes and Neat Checks Plain Grays and Browns AMSTERDAM, July 17 'ORMAL DANCE KucNTS ov *Prrmias Uniform Rank Nes. 1 at The Austrian newspaper Lioyd says a butcher at Budapest paid 1,000 kronen for one donke the Intention being to sell It for con sumption. He had a special permit from the authorities, too “The clock of time is about to strike the most portentous hour of all history.” HEAR GOD'S MESSAGE : By Evangelists Lingenfelter and Oliver Wonderful, startling revelations found in God's word. Answers the uni- versal question, “What do these things mean?” Unfolds prophecies which reach down through our day. Show us just where we are in the stream of time, and tells us what will finally take place upon earth. ; Thousands of people in Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Milwaukee and 4 other cities heard these stirring messages—hundreds were turned away. You can’t afford to miss hearing any of these timely lectures. FIRST LECTURE, SUNDAY, JULY 21ST, 8 P. M. BY FRANCIS M. OLIVER WORLD PEACE When? Through Whom? The Kaiser’s Hopes Blasted. Subjects to Follow: Monday Night, July 22nd “THE END OF AUTOCRACY” Tuesday eit. July 23rd THE COMING MAN OF DESTINY” THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918. \Bolsheviki Style | Hair Cut Is Here} If it ta man Maxie Helvedere, 1015 minutes a day | to cor the sty! vance agent eat t hair, n will whe | © ways it is the mont comfort ave ina year t ff whort The answer 4 n days, or tack uy he maid apply the nel “mn Fifteen mi rvative war times The would put it nearer one unlacquered » probab half hou an combs nince her hate in the and once to live up brushing it © modent nual let that put Marie Belvedere, the Seattle John i ew Bolsheviki | ing Itself upon fl t that ix fast women war workers. n ever took sirpin PAMPHLETEER HELD IN JAIL Walker G of the mode and natura called Russian Smith, general wave, cour y if it Is God a given and to bandoline The aty re 1 in with the Russ en in pamphlets entitled “Rabotage,” who, in the last few weeks | French | | arrested twice by the head-| fi | factories And America and ix being wid in the Bast was taken into cum. was leaving the city- following failure to quarters police - tody when he county building. obtain the inju the Equity Print enth ave, Smith a junction on the » that Chief | Warren had th te the publi t which but a single iewue has so far appeared The injunction was refused by © Tallman, who stated that a officer w guilty of a violat which he was supr An answer to the printing ¢ uon for an inju Amdstant Corpora KE. Evans, City At Kennedy, Ansistant Attorney Clarance L. OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES was organ: purpose of s and the of Wash ly could 1 publica Marcum the New Un "in the fue Optical Co. 917 FIRST AVE. (Near Madison) Eyesight Specialists Established 1906 intore f the war pro y resentful of dat 1718 Sey- ff) two women, wanted J} officials, a short time ago. n ® y federal Empress in Tears | Over Vast Losses The German Mannheim announce ant Your Diamonds taanea have srity City Gets Check From Traction Co. for the the rman news ten been insignific tohes as se when 4 mon Loans taken an f loans was turned Thu pration € in in addit r $145, the city by the company gO McAdoo Due Here _ |] in Next Two Days Secretary Wm. G. McAdoo, of the ral of rail deducted. Ladies’ Dept ssistant treasurer J Meier on to the earnings 0 voluntarily paid two weeks Empire Mortgage Loan Co. FEwtablished 12 20223 White DENTISTRY We offer you the best dentistry obtain- able at reasonable prices. 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Charges Against | Malvy Modified PARIS, July 19.—Prosecutor Mer illon has so modified the charges of treason placed against Louis Malyy that if the former minister of the in terior is found guilty, a life sentence would be the maximum for his crime F REDERICK &NELSON | N PAGE 7 | Gavecent Sulesroorti| if An Exceptional Offering of Sample Cloth and Silk Dresses Sizes 16 and 18 Ony . at $21.00 ISSES and tive values in thi choice of Black, Na the one at Just 68 Dresses priced at $21.00, Women’s Cotton Union Suits Jane” style, as pic- 65c and 75c tured, Pumps of fine ee “ White Canvas, with en- pg ter one pe ameled leather sole, in in fine-ribbed Cotton is) sizes as follows: A Union Suits with bodice Ai etists aati top and tight knee, sizes Sizes 814 to 11, $1.25. Po? 36 and 38, 65¢; 40 to 44, gies 1114 to 2, $1.35. ( T5e¢. ; “ : fs CHILDRE BARE- Women’s Green, in the $1.10 $1.25 N the popular “Mary Sizes 6 to 8, $1.10 pair.--#* #3 FOOT SANDALS of Tan Calf and Smoked Cotton Vests 35c NECK, soles. Sizes 9 to 11, $1.85 pair; 1112 to sleeveless = Vests of fine-rib- rubber soles. Sizes 4 to 8, $1.75 pair. : bed ‘cotton, with ribbon WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS PUMPS with Goode [i areca. Cumennest year welt soles and leather heels. Sizes 2 to 7, 7 sizes 36 and 38, 35¢. | apendat Sélesroot, $2.95 pair. —Basement Sslesroom [_ Calf with extra heavy 2, small women are offered very attrac- collection of sample Dresses Brown and Plum. The Dress at right of sketch combines black satin with black Georgette Crepe, left shows braiding on blue serge. many rows of purchase—unusually low- —-Lasement Salesroom Children’s White Canvas Pumps $1.35 $2.25 pair. 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Price 75¢. price $3.50 eee: 7 a Basement Salestoom, rent Salesroom. ie EEE: Ae ER — _ o—_ | THEY’RE DANCING ing master days t put the rimb Je teaches up in jazarimba at is devoting strenuous hing the public how to 1311 be Fourth. Consul- tations and tions are permanent guaranteed. NATIONAL DENTISTS ard and Pike St. Entrance 1504 3rd Ave. OPEN EK Not Open free. Questions Answered at the Close of Each Lecture work Special Music * ALL SEATS FREE. BRING YOUR FRIENDS. TENT TABERNACLE N. W. Cor. Third Ave. and Lenora St. Every Evening at Eight. COLLECT CASH TO AID LAND SETTLEMENT Co-operation with the community | land settlement movement, which | neith would allot improved land to indus trial returned and zarimba has come to town. :, ladies and gentlemen, vy boa con orkers, soldiers sailors and worthy citizens who de It is o sire to take up farming after the| by the official hand and seal of the war, was given in Bellingham and! inner circle of the American national Mount Vernon Wednesday in the | convention of dancing, which tr form of cash donations to the cam-| cludes such people as Douglas Fair paign fund banks, Mary Pickford, Mrs, Vernon George W. Dilling and Phil Nor-| Castle, Waslay Nijinsky, Anna Pay and Harvey H nted the t. Denis attle ton, representatives of the executive board of the Washington Land Set tlement ion, returned Thurs day from thelr campaigns in the two cites, who inve idea of the jazarimba came curling to Professor Carroll out of a “JAZARIMBA” NOW: The jazarimba is sweeping Seattle, All the devotees of the dance are learning it, and adapting it to their own Ana overwhel ' work, teaching the jaz calls acquire the rimba. writhing melody by that name, Its main featur © a graceful trip, on which the da 8 retr just in time to avert 1 is wellnigh ibility and nds how to ‘op and a smooth, gliding sensa — tithe rinba ie an innovation, ‘the | ADVISE CITY TO GO OM Geno werid16. eee to) tees Bee _WITH SEALING WORK but the lucti or Carroll f rimba is an And he of it all himself © the Haghter than his or With his clever little da and incidentally his wife, previously red stopped owing to water shortage,