The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 8 HOLD CONCERT AT CHURCH | John Dunn, 85, of Port Townsend, e less, from Norway, will te oom wooo UCULY Monors Memory oO Tienes tn that country at the | Met when found guilty of charge of Moncert at Norwegian Lutheran | *lling whisky to soldiers by United States Judge Neterer @hurch Friday nig! na flea f Am t National Rank fs taking share of th military attache at ¢ eran of the French a VARSITY WOMEN GET EQUAL PAY, SHE SAYS oy | Frank Pierce Is Judge Candid First National Bank Pirst Ave. at James St. Established 1882. Savings Department ( Ypen Saturday Pierce has member of the logintature. Lafayette’s Birthday =~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1918. § PRICE BASEMENT * Fraser-PatersonCo. The Special Price Basement Offers _, || 100 Women's New Falll ana Wimter Coats Vimo i ech | 920-00 PRICE far below what you would be willing to pay for such splendid coats. 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" The Special Price Basement Is Full of N Bargains-~--Only Bargains Are Offered There elk rd mothers: 70 New Fall Coats for SHYLOCKS ROB TOMMY ATKINS the Hritiah at they be sup; ar at a remed ts men draft nto the 50 Women's New Autumn Suits $15.00 Of the new, splendid sharkskin suiting, lined and interlined, New semi-tailored models with velvet collars, Navy, black, green, wine, brown, asement values Bs . $15.00 35 Women's Autumn Suits at $18.50 lid w velty silk Burel- las, lined with r girls of 6 to 14 years. Priced in the Special Price basement away below today’s market. —Smart, youthful styles of this coming season. Fine velours, wide wa jedfords, kerseys, vel- veteens, etc. Many trimmed with fur cloths. y blue, brown, green, Bur- gu and mixtures. Supreme values for .. $8.95 Other splendid bargains in girls’ and juniors’ coats at ... . $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 50 Girls’ Serge Dresses Special $5.95 Each —Of serviceable wool navy serge; smart youthful styles. Some stitched, some braided, others with red collars and cuffs. —Special Price Basement values for $5.95 Suits for Large Women Special $27.50 —Sizes 41 to 51 inclusive. —It is seldom large women can secure such good styles and such splendid values. Fine wool Burel- President to Fill WASHINGT® nt Wile Hemrich’s Staff Products Company Capitol 870 —$ << 3646—Cong. 1—Comr. 1—City FOR VOTING FOR PERSONS NOT NOMINATED ] 4 os r lat r P / fo / / ed dela [ ~ i | Port of Seattle Special Election Important Posts ay hy a a Oe | hap) / ICG LY lel Smart models, with collar and 8 Pal ae 7 ; ‘ ¢ ‘loth 00 Girls’ Cotton Dresses las, tailored styles, lined with fan- cuffs of fur cloths. 1 JtTes é esSE a 8 sh ny og $1.85 Each Srecial Price Basement 827-50 —Special Price Basement value Good. anahia chaubeas fe Grobe, : reo ace stripes and plaids, belted and box Girls’ Dresses, Special 89c 70 Girls’ New Fall Coats pleated styles. Each a splendid —Of splendid washable linene, Special $8.95 value, typical of the Special Price plain colors, tan, delft, rose, green, Special $3.99 Basement, for ........... $1.85 etc. Belted styles with pockets —Splendid news for girls and WOOL Ssh eed cxssendwaene 2 89¢ and collars of white linene. Very EXTRA—100 New Silk Petticoats, on Sale Saturday $2.89 Each Silk Jersey Top Petticoats Silk Taffeta Petticoats A price fully a fourth less than you would pay if these had been purchased ual way Ch Georgette Crepe Waists $4.95 Tenge ag tee sae Millinery Specials In the Special Price Basement on Saturday 100 Velvet and Felt Hats $2.95 Each Pres 1 and bea 1 win smart Values $2.95 Crepe de Chine Blouses 4 p fancy ruffles, knife pleats, scal cornflower blue, wine, nunter’s and reseda green, y, taupe and black this chance to save on $2.89 © Basement Special Pric VOTING MACHINE SAMPLE BALLOT peuooneouonen eonoan ant CERTIFICATE OF COUNT I, Norman M. Wardall, Auditor of King County, Washington, hereby certify that the above is a correct fac-simile copy (reduced) of the face of the voting machines to be used in various precincts of King County for the Primary |. we | | | | Y AUDITOR and Special Port Election to be held September 10th, 1918, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M., except that the names of Congressional, Senatorial and Legislative candidates change in the various districts, the names of all candidates rotate in position on the ballot as far as practicable. | Demonstrating machines may be found at the following locations: Precinct 23, Fire Station 16, N. 64th St. and First Ave. N. E.; Precinct 63, Fire Station 21, 39th and Linden Ave.; Preci 21, Fi 5 5 | E. Harrison St.; Precinct 179, Registration Office and County Treasurer’s Office, County-City Building; Precinct 244, Police Sub-S tation, Columbia City; Precinct’ 258, City Hal 7 Georgstiwn: act 121, Vice Station 7, 15th Ave, 3 Dated at Seatile, Washington, this 6th day af September, 1918. NORMAN M. WARDALL, County Auditor