The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1918. PAGE 5 Hunting Heinies in Air Work Shirts, Socks and | 1s Real Sport-Never | “nin suis, 2%@ Rhodes Co. Think of Killing Part] $2.50 |_New Autumn Millinery Daily _ | Underwear Ese aerate (mec a er wn mr, Black and. Navy Blue Cnr, 06 Bie Une | AERTS: wean oe on of] LONE | fentaree of, Sen Summer Style Suits ra WITH THE AMERICAN Alt L ow Union Suits is that they are MEN IN FRANCE, July 10-—dy |*° dani feel) 1 full fashioned. ‘That is, they ‘>, especial at eee 00 fail.) —"How ¢ u up there in| oy ager shat are made to fit perfectly and — - air wt keying seit 8 | 10% 4 to hold their shape after be “? Formerly $29.50, tes without care wo Ce $39.50 and . A y , : | in order that room shall be ribbed weave and display a | made for Autumn and Win- ter styles that arrive daily. The suits in this group are designed of wool serges, gab- erdine and tricotine, and are adorned with bone buttons and vests. Sizes 16 to 44, own was the rote ing worn, as the cuffs on tor ey ne ee sleeves and ankles will re J r re ‘hacker. cary, and it might mean f | 4} /\, v age Main F loor lean ace an ‘ hile £ eir neat appearance | Important Be- copes oben ii iar mat armramce Li WW) Hen Flo mer ‘ 2 4 assemble ad from our i A eae hu The Sleeves Are Long “<———f / - THE regular stock #aeian cause of Stand- cat Driey eataatng tsa | and the drawers are in ankle for | cal ae high grade tai- Hetnie Hut you th : . length and the suits have the EL aie A 1) | lored and semi-tailored mod- , , a net : bi 2 a Wiksan ake ie a aS els and are re d for the e Ege a Mo PB : *\¢ closed crotch They are on all || purpose of a quick disposal ard Quality and J!) yee made of all wool in a. fine 2k 2 vnces, and it} better than I ex better judgment, Le will get but if I am the better «port Special Prices! |*° "7" “Pighting in the air, in the chasse work at any F me of keen think nd good Jude range of sizes from 34 to 44, m in more Dainty Voile thing else You test Blouses for $1.95 | [ wveation of Knowing, when t sc St is ie al “J r-Value 1.25 Shirts or Drawers 95c Se eee TACOMA MAN WHO ee a laper-@ i THE which the pa- comfort and service, are the dom- jould More thanewe fea A BURIED ALIVE } trons of this inant features attendant upon this being down A mistake like store have in selecting ate R the garment, 95c. special purchase sale of Gossard ga that ywing your nerve to fall Vattecetiigen. tom thik p p : ana just ones Pg pl te set > iF tment. are these: Front Lace Corsets. Flannel Shirts 3.00 | 2.00 Shirts 1. 35 geore TELLS EXPERIENCE Men's heavy cotton ribbed underwear, standard quality. Sixty dozen only, and the next lot will have to sell for more than today’s regular price of $1.25. Special, whe alues out of the ordi- Jcan ten new models; Of gray flannel, preshrunk, made with fiat Standard blue chambray and t Attributes Poor Health to sizes, 36 to 46; the range of sizes available closely collar and one large pocket | Work Shirts, with flat collars 4% Horrible Occurrence Fol- extra sizes, 48 to 54, and and if among them is the size you } 17% lowing Explosion. attractive roll collar, V wear, be particular that you shall F 0 and square-neck _ styles, be one of the women to benefit by lansiel Shirts &. pe Wi l Ss k 45 as a ' with trimming of laces, these unusual prices. Of light gray or Oxford gray flannel, pre ooten OCcRS c 7 embroidery and frills. SPECIAL AT $1.00 are sizes 26 to 36, in a model designed of strong white coutil, with elastic insets . front and back and made ample Men's Flannelette about the hips. If marked in the shrunk, made with military collar down style, two large bellows pocke toned flaps. Sixes 14 to 17 | with reinforced Flannel Shirts 5.75 recuse aaNet oa button ith but Heavy Work Socks in natural gray and black is and Campbell Is Keen O% to ll he has piqued on nd unexpect , 7 7 regular way this model would sell Tan Wool Shirts in regulation army style; roll | Union Suits yf seal ‘ E . Night Shirts at $5.00. Special in this sale— collar, elbow patch, two large pockets, stitched ag | BOY 2 4 Choice $1.00 for pen or pencil; reinforced with Uning at chest EL ribbed, form-fitting Ur part had let him have it and dived out of /he began the use of Tanlac, to this Sh. 25 idk daar) Sethe oath i > arbi sitll ee a gee aes abe cee vera) tien which tn as SPECIAL AT $1.65 are sizes 19, 20, 21, 22 and —MacDougall Southwick, Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door ‘ ’ ‘ e- | follow ; ‘eo extra 26, and 31 to 36. These are displayed in several nions n the t ky sometim Bhp old echt oA THESE ein models that are made of fancy corset materials and i lights day ndinse Pepa hears in cs aa A finished with elastic insets, 6 hose supporters and la — ae a =, rf igen beget . " t Pe rag ng > . If marked as usual these would sell at $6.50, i. tan een. Ot ' Pe hoses eer The ia i $7.50 and $8.50. Special in this sale—Choice $1.65 | t to 20 ‘Main Floor, Upper Main Floor. (VITAL STATISTICS! "=" y against Albert Wo ae-| Vienna Zeit says the question of - ey & vaninoiiaen acc ms union between + aN > “roe ee i hi ECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STRE t " nnn rking against James KE peat rt putas es must , DEATHS cker beaks eat ire dame Kan 4 4pen * against Walker 8 nt of commercial and ns designed to eppo ¢ William | Nth others united! REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS to Overseas Brigade rire se Ss* 3, 000 Transferred TO ‘thea WAR Toric 1¢ ne eta every pm. b * A CAMP LEWIS, Aug. 14.—Tt “ ‘ ‘ " . abe ry nervou iw Auguet In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest thousand privates of the 166th depot « f to get off t , the ure A Yer ‘ ° ave. and strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittle of the roof of the be brigade, have been transferred to the 2 teat 2 would waken me. 1/ Auges you can bite corn off the cob; 13th division, and assigned to the specia 1 ’ os Se teed 15 years. 37th, 38th and 39th field art in , c ' munrus Gold Crown . equal parts, marking the c¢ Iw F fre OAL? 5 Set of Teeth (whalebone) of the division's artil Influenza has spread to Bremen, sleep. My ax ‘ Ashworth, July 20. GR VERT came 510 Set of Teeth ........ .- These men have all been Hamburg. Delmenhorst, Hane Sey ans oak 4160 : A. Lockwood ved for overseas duty. Lieut. Col. 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