The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1918, Page 3

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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1918 |Soldier Arrests Man |* GUAT GAS Whe Broke Up Nome War Grandma 3 Days Only | Salutes War he 5, PLANNING Today ae cor ‘ nt | Mothers of U.S. TQ TRAIN MEN fn IN PEACE TIME BY HARKY b. Ht ae Bpeolat to The &t WASHINGTON V3 rhe great draft machine bu Uncle Sam for the adminintratic Satisfactory Terms Always me ROTE-RANKINCS. OTTO F REGLL, Prosdent Store Hours From 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. SHIPYARD MAN bay LINOLEUMS war as @ part ¢ In Wide Variety of Weights and Designs versal millury a ing A group of specially selected ¢ cators and militar studying the problems ¢ of universal training certain that their recor DOING SHARE 10 HELP SUFFERERS Tells Everybody How Tanlac Restored Health—Suf- fered 11 Years. Inlaid and Printed Linoleum in a variety of colors, weights and designs that, no matter what your re- quirements, selections can be made most satisfactorily. More than eighty different patterns are now being shown. will be against a pure tem, teaching an in keeping nor the beat 1 wi Their rec will be for a t ing, wh cipline and the ¢ mentals of m itary practice and tact educate our youth for the duties of Inlaid Linoleum at $1.2 square yard, Printed Linoleum at © square yard. Plain Linoleum at $1 » square yard. | Felt Base Linoleum at... . .80¢ the square yard. while ¢ . arm GAINED SEVEN POUNDS * built me up seven pounds and am work ume every day aid Char ward Conne of $244% South Puge sound avenue, Tacoma, W Curtain Marquisette the Yard 35c High-grade double-thread lock-stitch Mercerized | Marquisette, 40 inches wide, and comes in three col- ors—white, ivory and ecru. This is a regular 50c value, and housewives who have curtains to make can profit by making their selections Friday and Saturday at, the yard 35¢. rection me to problems of war trainin: alized branches, will assist in ning the scope work td covered in our after-the-war “uni Pome EET ee oa naa an versal training.” Want Maximum Strength Nancy Lyons was only a chorus girl's maki, bot when she leerned how to vamp she made Cleopatra lod like 30 cents, Mexican money. Aided by her new art she won a husband, spoiled a German plot and took the junk out of Ore Junction, Pa, at often I ¥ work, I was at I In't sleep night and when I would MARIA SINCLAIR. Special to The Btar by N. E CLEVELAND, ©., War Grandmothers t want to join with th the War Mothers of helping to win the war Mra, Maria Sinclair of Cleveland believes the War Grandmothers will make a fine knitt brigade the-war trainin Y bers of the general staff provide the military counsel necessary in fram No phone or C. 0. D. orders can be taken. ing the program, ris and e the mornings I felt so dizay was all I could do abe ‘There was an awful p WALLACE 3" WURLITZER loun state at the nment for after studied with the sort of universal Save on Small Items for the Home | Paring Knives in as- 0-Cedar Polish—use it. | sorted shape: all high- | on furniture, floors | grade steel with good all manner of woodwork. | | | | | 6 must be ado} in te for pea and now 1s i¢ ALMOST WELCOME German Submarine the’ wae abit tee Stee Off sonia aye the war ag ; U-Pirates at Sea SANTANDER Aug. 1 Investigation has 4 that the German submar which ar } | rived here u has did in my civil war o|the Spanish war and aplendid handles; each 9¢. a ; Paper Napkins of pure 4-08. se bs re +4 white crepe paper, 100 in re ee package, for 11¢. | Linoleum Varnish that Rolling Pins, made of | dries hard with a gloss will not serateh Special, qt. 98¢. aoe 12-02. selected hard maple, with | loose handles; each 16¢. or mar, authorities, on ing to dextro found t Gerna) Fifth at Pike Admission 20¢—Children 1c Continuous 11 toe IL aniac tx sold in Seattle by Bartell be Drug Stores under the personal d| sfise Sallie Lanes, East Tennes rection of a special Tanlac represent | gee wchool teacher, has a record of /¢r 4 French steamer was sunk. | ative.— Advertisement. mowing «ix acres of hay in one d _ — —— — LONDON, Aug. 1—*Tt ts obvious oe we: sea ee = = =| tke the U6 was nent to santancer | B¥itish Chancellor r re oe «,| Haynes repair it. Next to organize the destruction of ailied Asks Huge Credit} tneatre—a > anish ships from a favorable)» nox 4 1—Chaneellor of | ape the ‘Times declared today, | Us. commenting on the submarine probe| te Exchequer Bonar Law today | An Unusual Event in Unusual Times being conducted at Santander, Spain, |™oved inthe eee of coon tote | 000,000). War Board Advises i Increased Street TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IS .'D. PHILLIP ST RE Car Fares in U. 3.| Una tee 1aerue WASHINGTON, Aug, 1.—The war Perseok typenipen Tg Fe een it labor board today ded down the affecting car.|{% Bulgaria, according to travelers provided |ffom that countrg, The army med wages, with a ical service is safffto have collapsed oreaident. Wilson |_. The departure from the country of King Ferdinand is said to have been ~ S that proper legislation be ented to | EOS. “tr ahoid in the ruyal house where they are necessary to meet hold -Time Shoe Clearance |... man BELIEVE THREATENED HO ROLE N COPPER STRIKE AT END S@UEKOA UA @@ ofa | A Bomb in the Ranks of High Shoe JEROME, Ariz, Aug. 1.—Indiea Peis Nrertecstt/ nan, Prices—A Selling Event Such as rating tue thtexcuel esa or ine Seattle Has Never Seen. : miners, After the t between The Opportunity of a Lifetime to Buy | tors’ wit ntrioti sq. ft. floor space ve i 4 schon Oy i, 2% — ins medicinal subst: which soothe New High Grade Footwear at Prices visage : ; rset er and heal the skin. Its continaed aaa That Will Astonish You. oy th Dae ee a ee ee al SEVEN BRITISH PLANES ‘Phone Ask your dealer for it. | ____ SALE NOW ON | ak ab AND Low Shoes Will Be Worn This Fall With Spats | Women’s Low Shoe | 2020." = EACEED, JAMMED Lorn. zemivert SZ SE Clearance Vite wat"i'ases| CRUSHED TO THE WALLS sie VALUES UP TO $6.00 rs oe CALLED BY 5 NATIONS, By the Greatest Crowds Ever Assembled Under This Roof, All sizes and widths. of broken lots in HE CHOOSES AMERICA} both Oxfords and Five-eyelet Lace Oxfords in Au Pumps in all leath- White Nubuck with Military heel. ers, of which we White Canvas with covered French heel. have only a few Patent Colt with covered French heel. pairs of each style. Patent Colt with leather French heel. Values $5.00 to Black Calf with Cuban heel. $7.00 Tan Calf with Cuban heel. oe Brown Kid with leather French heel. Glazed Kid with leather French heel. first of its de 1308 Second Avenue—1313 Third Avenue sonia sonny. ci general increaso recommendation to will relieve it Resino! Ointment stops itching alt instantly, It matters little whether tt cause lies in some skin disease like a 600!! eczema, or the bite or sting of insects, or a disorder of the nerve supply. Of Special Interest t You Because of These War-Time Conditions: 1. Low Shoes will be worn late by many to help save leather. 2. Prices will continue to advance. 3. Styles will become more restricted. THEREFORE, These Sale Prices Make BUYING NOW Advisable. Resino! Ointment acts because it cons” 1.—Called to NTIRE STQC. John Eys | 4 pA the Amer FIRE SMOKE ° ATER END CLOTHING SHOES MATS AND FURNISHING TROWE TOTHE PURLIC aT & “ee MIMONSTER SACRIFICE can arm Eys born near Ce first call od } and finally INTERN SON OF FORMER | GERMAN AMBASSADOR, LOS ANGELE Au Von Waldeck, son of th man ambassad, > Tu Price to Close Out $2.85 Black Calf with Cuban heel. for ter aa an aller L Tan Calf with Cuban heel found among his possessior The Great Fire Sale at the Red Front Sone Com- | ig a ees $4.85 Hee NO ce a ae 8 os. Five eyelet Lace Oxtrs VAxiPssoe and wt GSN Se Me so ei a As White Kid with eovered French he . Pumps— the teas rvis Presse According. t day. MORE MEN IN AUGUST furnishings, shoes for the entire family, etc., cheaper than \ Brown Kid with covered French he -atent Colt with covered French heel. White Kid with covered French heel. ) n Calf with covered French heel. Patent Colt with covered French heel. the amounts You Save on Shoes at this Sale | Fire at hor sata ae | res Doors open at 9 a, m. sharp. Come to the Red Front - |izz 1'g1000 ‘worth of housenolal Clothing Company, 1508-1510 First Avenue. The Great goods, House damoge $25, Fire Sale is now on. Come! Tan Calf with Cuban heel. Glazed Kid with covered heel. WASHINGTON, Au 1.—Three they | had ever dreamed of. ae In igh a -> err ry customer leaves our store with a package and See Our Windows and Succeeding Ads for Other Reductions |! 0 me ii otic proven a smile: and ey wi sere ander the high prices. Briday r Better Still, Visit the Store and See Our Clearance Values First Hand = and Saturday will be our banner days, and we have en- % BILLY TO SEBK RANCH raged extra help to wait on you all promptly and without id rk Aug. 1 Bill t at Don’t allow anything to keep you away from this ; : Thrift his recupe 1 ALE. Be on hand tomorrow morning at 9 i gr Mbt, EXTRA in cea ere fin be alk He ere, and you will never regret it the longest hide oS a ye sn pert hyena iol lake ade | “This Great Fire Sale continues Friday and Saturday, 1308 Second Avenue and 1313 Third Avenue

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