The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1918, Page 4

GOVERNOR ERNEST LISTER —AND MEMBERS OF THE DRAFT BOARD— TOGETHER WITH THEIR FAMILIES—WILL SEE D. W. Griffith’s “Hearts of the World” TONIGHT AS GUESTS OF MANAGER EUGENE LEVY AT 8:15 LEvVY’'s| RPHEU O HIRD AT MADISON "THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE ™ “YIP, YIP, YIP!" U, . INDIANS SMASH HUNS the German crown prince's front. It in believed that Rupprecht ally has set the date seve The last was timed to follow the ex pected success t he was forced to put it off again His group of aries, however, tx #till slightly eut down by Friederich Wi absolutely certain that recent nts have so lessengd the confi dence of beth the army and the f at home in Hindenburg and Luden | dortf that some dazzling stroke is ur gently needed in the quickest poast thru the forests The American Indian has the Hun like {2,400,000 men) on the West front, but little more than 4 fourth of these are worthy of the name Their quality and quantity are now on the down grade « the Marne afte Nogues, a French after he had ¢ Seaaees of storm troops, bns of artillery of all cal ‘and airdromes crowded with craft nm. Last August eht is simply waiting for | will depend on events on Mother, Why Don’t You Take Nuxaied Iron Be Strong and Well and Have Nice Rosy Cheeks In- of Being Nervous and Irritable All the Time and ,,. sing so Haggard and Old?—The ’s Mother When She Was forse Off Than 2 as Are and Now § She Looks J . ISSUES CALL FOR 25, 990 STUDER NT NURSES Verdinand King omen patient» City to Increase Steam Plant to Provide Power 4 from the blood of women, i go froin their “In the most tien, the starches ipeoge crackers biseult pemipated corn meal le removed the iron. of oa would use mto I < matter how wr OF well, you owe | apensed in thia Hwitts Pharmacy and ali other druggists, how long you can work or how THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1918. FLOUR PRICES arioad jota, bulk at the m it is belle at competition in many wer these prices to add to the an . the cout of packages ge " rom the milling + ARREST 17 IN ‘UNIFORM’ GRAFT eon charges graf The arrests followed weeks of the part of federal officers charged with running down the con m whereby govern and agents were ir tingent fee sys ment « complained of the alit ¢ rs ats when it was found they came t econ after be DR. CROASDALE GIVES ADDRESS AT Y. W.C. A. “Pe good comrades b ernr Rememt dier or mal EW YronKk Our buyer writes from old New ¥ for many he bought those mifty | reelf you'll never meet We have received = lot of them, And you will save much mere 1 SUIT, COAT, DRESS or HAT At the FLORENCE UPsTains sTORE, Serond amd Union. “Bear” In Mind - CERVA |: ews Best Berera® Banishes thirst. Puts vigor into di- gestion. Non-intoxicating. A remarkable soft drink with the,good taste of hops. Absolutely pure. At grocer druggists’, in fact, atall places where good deoke are sold. LEMP Manufacturers ST. LOUIS FISCHER BROTHERS CO. Distributors Seattle, Wash. “EAT FISH" IS _FIXED BY U.S. PLEA OF BOARD one might ex conn svner “DARLEY FLOUR CCKWHEAT Retafers pay, copmumere should KAT —Raetatiors pay. ike to 136 YELLOW FIELD FRAS—Metatiers pay. 1840 conmumers 100 Te, $10 to $11 Retaliers pay. per 100 Te, consumers sbewd pey shewld pay. per re. ers pay, fancy evar OAT ED | Consumers should pay ative in the lower house from your Poindexter, Senator Wesley L. Jones: Representative the Seattle and Kitaap district consumers should Potlette, the Spokane district. Address any of the congressmen at Washington, D. C consumers should pay of fruit stand app CANNED SALMON 1d pay S4e to 106 ASK BETTER QUARTERS FOR INTERWED WOMEN | repaired at 4 cost of $1,500, the wom aus Seattle Girls’ Victory Carnival Starts today at the University of Washington Campus. If you haven't already purchased your tickets you can secure them at the Accommodats Deak. Be sure to attend and help a needy Fraser-Paterson Co. Charmnimg Midsummer Blouses vant" $3.95 Flouses Blouses. ke. late styles They are of excellent Crepe de Chine and Geor; among the many etyles are to be found new white Sati colored embroidered fr ace eiged collars, extending in standard yokou jude white, Mesh, ten rose, silver gra Tomorrow we offer a most interesting lot of new Midsummer n the best quality materials and in the most varied Us Crepe. and Collar a, new eemi-Tuxedo collars. deep jabota, ro . square and Pin-tucked and hematitched styles. The colors apricot, mais and flesh Section, Third Floor, Silk Taffeta Pusiesibs at $3.95 Large new shipment of these popular priced Petticoats of summer wetght taffeta, made Large agsortment of solid colo in variety of styles, with deep and twotoned effects. Suit Section, Third Floor. Wednesday's Clearance Special A Group of Wo en's Suits at $37.50 Formerly selling at $45.00, $50.00, $58.75 and $65.00 An excellent saving oppo most authentic models in } colors. Early choosing ls advisable. unity in this choice bt of correct style suits, representing the season's pveity Suita. The best of Potret Twill and Tricotines in the seasonable Suit Section, Third Floor. Half-Yearly Clearance Sale of Women's Shoes of Short and Discontinued Lines of Footwear Continues Tomortow ANY have taken advantage of the Half Yearty mule of seasonable 4¥1 Footwear which started Monday, but on account of the immense stock on hand there is still a good assortment and all sizes to choose from. Not all sizes are represented in any one line, but you can get your size in mont of the lines. We want to make room for our fall stock and we are giving thrifty shoppers an opportunity to share tn one of theee great savings in the Bhoe Section Women's Nubuck Turned Pumps, with low Louis covered wood beels, imitation wing tips and narrow toes: gray and white: Colonial Kid Pumps with Light, flexfble welt soles, regular $6.00 and $4.50. Special male at Short lines of Pumps in patent leather, bronze kid and satin. Sale price Women's gray and ivory colored Nile cloth Lace Boots, with welt soles and covered wood heels; regular $7.00. Special sale Black Kid Button and Lace-style Boots, with Louis heels; regular $4.00. Special mile price Canvas Sport Shoes, trimmed with tan strap and leather soles and heels; regular $4.00. Special mile price : erent styles, with leather Leuis and 1%-inch wa f; regular $5.00 Another lot of 4 heel cial male price Sport Shoes of white nubuck. trimmed with green ball straps and heel foxings, with tvors leather soles and heels: regular $10.00. Specia sale price 87.55 Women's Black Vici Kid Lace Boots, ,with vory-colored cloth tops, ight welt soles and rather Louis heels Women's Black Kid Button Boota, with gray kid tops, welt soles and leather Louis heels. Women’s Black Kid Lace Boots, with fawn cloth tops, welt soles, leather Louis heels: ree lar $10.00 Lines. Special sale price...... 97.85 colored cloth tops and welt soles; some tar 84.55 83.35 85.15 Women’s Hand-turned Button Boots of black viet kid, with forest brown kid wps, plain medi am-narrow toes and covered wood Louis heels Women's Patent Leather Lace Boots, with white kid tops, welt soles, covered wood Louis heeln, Women's Patent Leather Lace Boots, with light light gray kid tops, leather Louis heels, welt soles —Women's Tan Calf Lace Boots, with light gray kid tops, leather Louis heels, welt soles; our reg- alar $12.50 lines. Special sale price..... $9.65 —Shoe Section, Eecond Floor. Heisey Colonial Glassware Featured at Very Moderate Prices —A large shipment of Helsey Colonia! Glassware prices Water Sets —@ugar and Creamers . B5e¢, 5 Water Tumblers, set 6 - 49¢, THe, $1 Ol and Vinegar Cruets . . £54, 58¢ Mayonnaise Sets .. . 50¢ —French Dressing Bottle - —Vases in many styles..15¢, 81.79 and 95 CONGRESSMAN . 2.0.65 cece cee eee eeee Ateeeeee oe U. S& CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, D. C. As a citizen of , I beliewe Chat is neceesary to curd for the pertod of the war the landlords profiteering in rents. I urge you to work for the passage latien, either as an amendment to the new finance bill, wise, of an act which will declare all rents in excess of plas 5 allowance for increased costa, to be EXCESS PROFITS, upon which shall be levied » tax of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. I shall wateh with s great deal of interest your action In this charged for the year ending September 30, 1917, matter. Very respectfully yours, Cp It and send {t to the two senators of this state and the represent- @istrict They are: Senator Miles ¢ counties, including King county, « je of Seattle Albert Johnson, of the southwestern counties, Representative Wm. La ‘of the north central counties, and Representative C. C. Dil o¢ | lenge she accepts. And then she shows him how she to do it—with Rogers’ just arrived and many pieces are featured in special Water Pitchers. 59¢, 90¢, —Colonia! Baskets —Punech Bowls -25 $1.15, $1.59 ‘ . $4.50 #inch Berry Bowls .59¢ —Pickle Dishes .... -15e —Handied Olive Dish -10¢ —Footed Jelly Dish B5e —China Section. Fifth Floor. e “Sure Yoy’re Clever Enough” Representative Powder, which not o 5 y leavens war flours perfectly, but impéfrts a sweet taste and some R. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is all strimen that it is claimed to be and I will always keep it in the house as it is all that I Seattl need for my children, and grown folks as well. — I do not hesitate to recommend Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to my friends.” From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written by Mra Esther Porter Harrelson, George- town, S.C. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin | The Perfect Laxative Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50 cts. Gi) $1.00 The Rogers Co. Glasses ade foyper 16a |} aslowas 50 |] See cnr DOUBLE VISION GLASSES The Single Lens with two Sighta WEGNER OPTICAL CO. A mild, pleasant-tasting combination of simple DO.R.B. WEGNER, Moh. laxative herbs with pepsin that acts easily and |] 227 UNION naturally. Children like it and take it willing- ly. A trial bottle can be obtained by writing to __ Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 458 Washington Street, Monticello, Illinois. tween 24 a SW Ave. Says Husband when Wife John F. Milter, of tells him substitute grains Representative Lynn Hadley, of the north are a challenge to her ability as a cook—a chal- Her grocer told her—ask youra, x _ e A THRIFT STAMP day | il keep the Hun away. ’ | ™