The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1918, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1918. : ir ae ve t eury bod Kdlled. Jewell tn nt | Ing ® reconnaissance flight, A FRENCH CHIEF AiArBnpzd acl NARROWLY Sissel, §, AVIATORS (are in Labor Day zy joe a ete oes ares hine was brought Gown ye land r ay, POSITIVELY YOUR LAST U. S. IS se CHANCE SAN FRANCISCO, Aus. 16—M WNTIL SATURDAY ut Kawtlake . . f cap sY FRANK J. TAYLOR = tor ur people luckily escaped with: ing Denny way, bounced off, shot i. wired ee, abeead oh NIGHT ONLY out serious injury Thursday in| to the curb, and carried Metta 8, Ar By n, head of the Fre nh} a “ a ney aaa : t car and auto aceidents ot 188 Melrasd ave. 18 fet) Wis THE AMERICA early today, following a stroke of “| Government Takes When a Heacon hill #treet ear in moe, over & lawn and aeeinst |(Night)—American airmen WITH THE t charge of Mé nan K. 38, Patterson |" oe “2 z bomt TOMORROW fri cr see on Over Salmon Pack 0 "st3icr" 6 2 Pn 1¢—Howule ai | 2 M. Metin had gone to his hotel) per iNGHAM, Aug, 16—The| PARIS, Aug. 16—Hostile alr.) 37? four blocks from Dearborn #t. along | planes dropped many bombs in the | tne central room to prepare for dinner soon aft: | govern outhern portions of has requisitioned the KAISER = TO SEE or the arrival of the mission in San/entire salmon pack of I 2th ave, Jumped the track and) parie region last night, inflicting | the yards, which ly wiped me of the anal ne United ning C. W. Jewell, of 222 ly today, The alarm was sound) Other bombing drons made i for the French commissioners had) sistas food a » has an , before snapping off a telep Jed at 10 p,m, and “all clear’ at | scores of dire tracks in just been held t 1 and upsetting, It waa the nt 12:32 a m. front of the Longuydon station. Dur his room. Hg was found lying on gm GRIFFITH’S the floor, unconscious Union Store---Union Hours nion Hour: Physicians were summoned, but the French commissioner did not re 5 SPELLED WITH CAPITAL LETTERS IS THE RESULT OF OUR GREAT =FIRE SALE= Great Clothing Stock Damaged by Fire, Smoke and Water—Fire Loss Now Adjusted— This Great Stock of Men’s Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings Will Be SACRIFICED! “1 THE INSURANCE CO’S LOSS—YOUR GAIN Come—partake of this Bargain Festival—the insurance companies have paid us in full for our loss and you will reap the bene- fit. Our entire stock has been assorted, retagged and arranged for‘ quick disposal Saturday. Don’t miss this unparalleled mer- ne event. Come edt the sale—and come prepared to buy. Bigger bargains than ever before will be thrown on sale turday SALE STARTS SATURDAY, AUG. 17, AT 9 A.M. Following Are Fire Sale Prices for Saturday—JOIN THE CROWDS—COME TO THIS SALE SHOES—FIRE SALE PRICES—SHOES* A lot of Men’s Work and Dress Men’s $7.00 and $8.00 Stetson, Walk- Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, worth to Shoes, worth to $10.00; $ 5 over and Florsheim Shoes, 5 $6.00, Fire Sale damaged; Fire Sale price 1.8 Fire Sale price......... $3.8 price Children’s Shoes, kid and gunmetal, Ladies’ White Canvas Button Shoes, Men’: lp ae heey big assort- all sizes; worth to $2.25; all sizes, worth to $5.00; ment of sty worth to Fire Sale price ............ 98c damaged; Fire Sale price... 98c $5.00; Fire Sale price... $1.98 Talmadge -IN— A Pair | THE of Silk | GREAT ockings| LOVE uction the Huns it St. Quentin fain con ines, Ry his bedside, when death came, was Gen. Paul Pau, also a member of the diplomatic mission phyatctans er members of thi France and are pr awaiting word © Australia in air previous » was to have : BRITONS SHOWER rwopo.iar | BOMBS ON HUNS SHOWFOR TWO DIMES no principal targets for bombing WALLACE on the § 73.” Thionvi round targets were STAR-LIBERTY J 20" "=" — a 43 MEN LISTED & Ske ee IN CASUALTIES WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—Forty 75 CENTS fay inctuding 18 killed in action and 25 severely wounded. Ge to te KAVANAGIYS RIGHT DRUG CO. Firat end Union 169 Washington St. 1005 First, at Madison and 1111 First Ave. And the Doctor will give reful examination qed peeseribe for you | FREE DOCTOR FREE. Ku-Geverameat Physician Army Issues Call are sick you cannot do bet- feo WASHINGTON ST. for Psychologists take advantage of this offer.|| pramr paco CO. STORES si Save you money and give the | poox fer the Free Decter Sign. Epeeiile treatesen treatment. alties were anno’ Boys’, Girls’ and Children’s OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 18—Among ned in today’s Canadian the work Dele Le Lele; int Men’s Finest Dress Men’s 50c President JOIN THE CROWDS 20c Canvas Gloves, OUR s6¢ AMP” Hats, to $5.00, Fire Suspenders, Fire Sale Fire Sale price Sale price price NTIAE &TOCH LAM AG $1.98 28c | MIFIRE SMOKE ¥ llc aaa Men’s Fine Hats, worth IS HERE : Local Elks Attend si sigs S Men's Fine Wool Pants, to $3.00, Fire Sale price The war has upset many things. It Tacoma Convention Men's Union Made to $6.00, Fire Sale price 98c ee $9.00 Men’s High-cut Heavy Veal Shoes, Fire Sale price 6 four “Pan tele pion $2.38 $1.35 CREF Dress Shirts, worth to 45c COME—GET YOUR SHARE $4.35 $1.50, Fire Sale - . s price Smoke Damaged ; Men's et light-weight, Men’s Fumishings 69 . Stock Sacrificed! eo ives, white: “Handker- Sacrificed! Men's Flannel Shirts, worth to ff Se price" Pie Ae ARROW COLLARS, clean, all makes many calls upon us all. At any moment a man is likely to be called Men's B. V. D. Under- upon to_ serve his ove wear, Fire Sale price country in some ca- pacity. If within the draft age, a man may be drafted. What wil! happen to your estate Escaped Hun Spy Is Captured in S ain in the event of your | ae 2.50, Fi Se : Papa Og he aes sizes, regular 20c; Fir death? A Trust Com- ; Ladies’ Oxfords and pon 8g ae 7 98c Men's $2.50 Work 98 Sale ‘price # tteeeees 3; Tkc ie Pumps, kid, patent and BU Pants, Fire Sale price. . Cc Arrow and Cluett Dress Shirts, pany is always at one bombe @ gunmetal, worth to $5, Night Robes, worth to 89c Men's Mackinaw Coats, to $10, to $2.00; Fire Sale cA aoe ships Fire Sale price $1.50, Fire Sale price... Fire Sale place. Draft may take P Men's Fi : eI i Re eres eee Cc aa tg 7 n’s Fine Balbriggan Under- price Heavy W Shi i individual members, Fighting Forces 98c wear, worth to $1.50, 69 Men's Cotton Socks, not ] 1 ann 4 but the Corporation nee tere ear hs 37 C Ff 2%¢, but Fire Sale price. C fj cut to ; remains — its work- ss h , AN UTH ’ UIT FIR Al RI ; ings go on itis here b Men’s Pure us Sox yy MEN S D YO Ss S Ss GO AT E S. E P CES! "\ . “ at Fire Sale Price Men’s Suits and odd Coats, damaged, ' $3. 98 Men’s Finest Dress Suits, Kuppenheimer and many at any time to serve ; Ages 23 that sold to $15.00; Fire Sale price. Hart, Schaffner & Marx make in lot; $15. 95 you. fie ich will all wear the in : Cc Men's Suits and Overcoats, ae to sell at retail regular prices to $40; Fire Sale price signia, “U. S.,” on their collars. Hundreds of Men's Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailored, in tweeds, worsteds and serges; worth to $30; Fire Sale price $1 1 85 Boys’ Dress Suits, a big selection, worth to $8.00; Fire Sale price Germans in Panic Over Air Attacks Home of this Bank and owned by the Bank. | out at the riiealons lew price of. DOGO Our Doors Open Men’s Odd Vests, from suits damaged; 58 a and Sale Starts § ns Saturday Morning at 9 Fire Sale price ......................... YOC GF worth to $8.00; Fire Sale price. . |WE WILL CASH YOUR PAY CHECK ff This entire stock must be sold—nothing held back. So bring your pay checks and come. UNION SAVINGS & a TRUST COMPANY OF SEATTLE HOGE BUILDING ~ In the Heart of the Financial District Condition of King ; Srey Critical ‘4 ™—~=> COME TO THE BIG FIRE SALE AT THE RED FRONT <———@g Cometo Seattle’s Tue RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. orate bed crow urday. nion Store---Union Hours condition | ff ria, at : toa eet ttt LT PET PERE T ET EL Tt passe pt Te Eee TT Ee pt y | FRENCH LEADER IN U, 8, SERESERRERERRRRERERRRREED 6 011 rons, aus. 16—Gen jPaul Gerald Pau, French military | leader, and party have arrived, pees