The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1918, Page 5

ac] ougall-/outhwick SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STR Men Can Buy Here to THE SEATTLE STAR—WED: ESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1918 ‘Here’ s Your Chance to Ride Right Into the Kaiser’s Lair oa Sailors of Hatters’ Plush and Velvet $4.95, $5.95 and $7.50 Upper Main Floor Au- tumn Sailors adapt them selves to the season and the weather. If the sun shines, if the skies are overcast, or if it rains, they the one prac tical, becoming and fa- vored Hat. They are displayed in combina- She Rhodes Co. Shopping in the Morning hopping in the morning is an impor ment and our allie $24.50 Falland Winter Suits Shat Will Qualify Upper Main Floor ' the most TO important function in connection with hu- man endeavor or the ultimate possibilities of wearing ap- parel. In this instance, to qualify means imply that these Autumn Style Suits, dis- played in unusual assortments, are serviceable, stylish and above the ordinary in value qualified for any and all oc- casions, Plain Tailored Flare and Belted Models Displayed qualify i Styles Are The ing are materials used in mak- wool poplin, serge, gaberdine and Oxford cloths, enhanced with novelty fur cloth collars and cuffs, or sepa New Autumn shades of brown, green, Oxford, "Pera ing and Burgundy; also the black are fully represented. e8 16 to 44 Special Note.—Your particular attention is called to an exceptionally well made, smart tailored suit of Oxford cloth bound with flat silk braid, at this at- tractive price of $24.50. tions of Hatters’ Plush navy and and Velvet, in Black, Navy, Taupe and ever staple ned Recruiting Offices Here for t nk Corps. Extraordinary Advantage mca dauaptands “| the aching for | service, New Special Values—Beginning Thursday If) a so iy in national rps when rhe has been in the joining the tank it was organized last v Men who want ac » Hat sketched is of with crown of Plush, and may in any of the colors. Velvet i Pou y i , , ve , g be Hatters’ Lisle Hose 35c | | peigers y to get aw crack | aide ‘ ! be had Three pairs, 1.00 ; z p - ct lye ‘ ibe rice Flannel Shirts 2.85 Gray Flannel! Shirts with flat collar; sizes 1414 to 17. Work Shirts 1.35 Standard Blue Chambray Shirts with flat or military collar; sizes 1414 to 17. Attractive Silk Blouses Just in Upper Main Floor Emon | Tattfeta and Satin in stylish models like § | SILK these, form exceptionally pleasing results alike in material and color combinations. | Individuality is expressed in the large collars and , other collar effects, which may be worn high or {low. Autumn shades of Navy, Green, Brown, Red, Gold and Copenh gen Blue blend and contrast DAMNED’ GOES | ON U.S. ROADS ANAESTHETICS sais! DENIED BY HUN WAR SURGEONS $5.95 Small Jurbans | In black, white, tan, van. Made with and sole. Handkerchiefs, 3 for 50c Fine cotton Handkerchiefs, full size quarters at second, third i with \4-inch hem. building, whe ¢ he Graft. No other 1 Shirts 2.95 : campaign for, volunteers who are| sidered: After, induction, in Soft-cuff Shirts of fiber silk and of Shirts or Drawers, 95c over ther ‘ot, Pa, for preliminary silk and linen, in exquisite patterns Ribbed Cotton Shirts, sizes 34 to 46; and colors. drawers sizes 32 to 44—of ribbed cot- ton in ecru; fall weight. The garment Collar and Tie Sets 85c Silk Ties with collars to match, plain Shirts or Drawers, 2.35 and striped. Sizes 14 to 17. Stuttgarter Wool Shirts and Draw- Soft Collars, 3 for 50c ers, natural gray; sizes 34 to 46; the Of white Madras, with long points; garment 2.35, sizes 14 to 17. 1.35 Union Suits, 95c Pajamas 2.25 Broken Sizes Cotton Lisle Union Suits, Of standard 1921 outing flannel, in * light and medium-dark patterns. Two- short sleeves, ankle length, sleeves, knee length. piece style with military collar. Sizes 15 to 18. Athletic Union Suits 95c Night Shirts 1.55 Broken lines in sizes 34 to 46, all of Extra size body, military collar; excellent quality; some extra fine. Union Suits 2.95 lengths 56 to 60 inches, of 1921 out- ing flannel; sizes 15 to 20. vy and cordo- stained: etcete é ved reinforced heel, toe | ¥ , xet , exciten ack the Hur uld come around | @ith Veils at . 95 ‘ © enter this afternoon and h of the nervice nom 4 day Camp for train » trouble broke THN PEOPLE SHOULD TIME: PHOSPHATE: his right leg amputated. A few weeks after the amputation, the |flesh had shriveled up and left aly piece of bone protruding “They decided to operate again. 1 was on the operating table when they brought him in. They put him on a corner of the table. I held him.” They broke bits of the bone off— without an anaesthetic I was there for an operation on my hand. They lidn't give me an anaesthetic, either WASHINGTON, Aug eral McAdoo } end to any rector long or and no Judging from the count ations and treatments wh tinually being PRO COR. FIRST AVE. Natural Wool and Cotton medium weight; sizes 34 to 46. —MacDougall-Southwick, Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door ixed: AND PIKE Mixed; Noee hose Main |“1F | HURT YOU, DO! ernmen German “hospital ement n part 6 corner n the Argyll ave re ithe. Averil COMFORTABLE = = ” : ; fro ne ec oyes are | = . reed chairs, rockers and LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN nest in"America Girls! 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