The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 8

(aE rereeeen STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1918." ‘NEW POTATOES © REPLACE OLD The United anno new potate S| for the ‘The war fret conference Inetigat ed by the council of patriotic service of King county is in eresion at the v A. with an attendance of Study has been arrange: hedule with the after. | 1 to discuss | More than 700 professional and | men are now working in shipyards to relieve the according ence | Y Vv. » 60 women 0} on regula noons de LEwvyY’'S PPHEUM "THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTUR: CIRCUS PARADE {Fakca Poison | 3 MILES LONG: Preweilling. Self The 1 ) Special to The Star by N. 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THE HOME OF ECONOMY @@ Nothing in This Satisfaction Assured or Money Refunded Cheerfully Store Over 15c “Wey = MUSICAL SCORE fancy sneded Io, choice seeded to Be: con : 1 160 CODPFISH Retailers pay, 1-™. brick 1¢¢ to 16%e, 2%. brick Ihe to 1b4e M.,| bulk Ile to i6 coneumere should | bs 206, 2 | clinic ¥ . medium re pay, Washington ’| This is four or five newspaper col al new $4.06 per 100 te summers should pay y. per 108 LMON, retatlors pay 126 to ; consumers should pay iso 1. | tallers pay Se to be: con. sumers abould pay BARLE FISH ( pay 1be Mb. LING COD, consumers RED SNAP 1b.; consumers should pay 100 to 12% CARP, retatlors pay 60 to To M.; con: | eumers should pay 840 to 100 hm. | Officers oa | by Wilson’s Order a A » Aug. 23.—Prest dent Wilson has nominated the fol-| lowing 11 brigadier-generals for major-generals. William H. Johnson, Beaumont B. | Buck, William Wiegel, Robert L. | Howze, Robert Alexander, John L Hines, Grote Hutcheson, Walter H |Gordon, EM A, Helmick, William | | Lassiter and William 8. McNair Forty-four colonels were nominat |ed for brigadiers, Brig..Gen. Merrite |w | surgeon-general and Brig.Gen. Jesse Mel, Carter, chief of militia, was nominated for major-general, Ireland was nominated assistant | BY A BIG SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA ALL SEATS RESERVED PRICES— MATINEES 6(fcuz )25¢ ‘\FRANK ADELMAN, Director crowds on formances w for these two 4:20; evenings, NOTE! 6 BABIES EXAMINED | Sixty-five babies were examined at LOWEST RATES TO (CALIFORNIA Friday. 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Read the list and if your size is here you can save money by making your selec: tion early ch-Top Shoes in several shades of Brown, in the following Size 4 —16 pair Size 4%—13 Size 5 Size 5% 6%—1 p 1 pair "hole of above at #3. 95 a Pair 7 pair 8 pair Ladies’ High-Top Shoes in Ivory and Pearl Gray in the following 1 pair Size 5%—7 pair 3 pair Size 6 —5 pair 3 pair 5 Size 64—1 pair Your Choice of above at $3.95 o Pair 4 pair Iso have quite an assortment from which to choose, Oxfords Pumps, at 82.00 and $3.95 a pair All of the above shoes are “factory seconds"—slightly damaged. but the wearing qualities and appearance are unimpaired. During this Removal Sale our regular full lines of first grade Oxfords and Pumps, in brown calf, patent kid, white and light gray kids—regular values $6.00 to $7.50—are priced at 64.65 @ pair, Excellent values in these lines. —THE— Just Received Symonds Shoe Co. jaal peeves, ‘Shoes ina variety of At reasonable prives. ty Hullding rueularly invite you © inspect our School Shoes the kind that x 7 Under hard wear, and UP or Stairway on Union Street Side On account of being unable to handle the Saturday and Sunday, two extra per- iven, making the schedule Ye asian tr 2:30 and ~ The most talked-about feature in the Phonograph field is the Ultona, one of the new ideas embodied in the Brunswick method of reproduction. The Ultona ts not a makeshift, not an attach- ment, but an absolutely new arrangement, simple and practically automatic. Before you buy any Phonograph compare them with the BRUNSWICK and then decide for your- self, Very Liberal Terms. SEATTLE MUSIC HOUSE 1216.18 THIRD AVE. 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