The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1918, Page 5

ALL WEEK FIRST AT PIKE 11 A.M. TO weM, “The husband who expects his wife to stay at home and wait for him will soon be as extinct as the dodo” —Says Constance. WALLACE REID IN DRAMA OF THE Loe HARDSHIPS OF THE BRITISH ARMY OFFICIAL WAR FILM BEES INHIS BONNET A COMEDY NG CAMP CONSTANCE TALMADGE Sauce {* Goose Wallace onthe Wurlitzer His Wife’s Friend Star-Liberty Weekly EBERT IG CHILDREN 10¢ PLUS WAR TAX CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 10¢ PLUS wv AR TAX SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES and unsurpassed meals Office. Ethel Clayton “Comes Back” New Picture at the Coliseum STRAND | Ethyl Clayton in a Scene Opens at the C ollseum Te that counts, except my faith in peo at is what George his rope of pearls, ut him in wonder Girl Who Came Back.” in the hedge ste or ; Inn of the Blue Moon.” yton ts Lois in the Coliseum; F at the Clemmer, Roberts is Michael Hartner In the early part and high boots, « Sometimes an | pu'wester hat hides her Later she is seen in an array » Reid and Anna Little are starred in the f Strand this week > lumber camps lly ends with satisfaction to all LEVY'S ORT has a comedy characterization of Pop STRAND. SECOND AT SENECA p: gh view of the on top of his office the scandal yia a ~ LOWEST RATES TO LI BERT BONDS pt CALIFORNIA MAS Maid o’ the Storm,” A HELPLESS FROM iG NEED THld TNC lof misery that thousands of wor Italians Active Against Tenetctadia | Individuality FRE Ge a SAN DIEGO | FREQUE: SAILINGS. Good service, large outside nv cf ted in the Italian war office com: Nonvenience for passengers. Rates his own book and full particulars at City Ticket lays the heroine op. THE M’CORMICK LINE} 109 Cherry St. Phone Elliott 3436 Mission opens today 4 DAYS ONLY WED.—THTURS —FRI.—SAT. SELL FURNITURE 25 %CHEAFEA ACHUSE WE SELL FOR CASH BUT THE SHOE THAT DEFIES PREJUDICE Wet weather is coming. Treat your feet to a pair of Shoes that will keep them perfectly dry. It will pay you. WITH Empey (HIMSELF) The L. & J. Woode: Sole Shoes are for # at the following stor “OVER THE TOP" is, as nearly as may be, a story of 9 mallard ave, , 6233 Ballard ave. K. K. Tvete, 108 Main at. . Pler 2. hermer, 101 First ave. 3, Store, ‘2001 First ave. Rule, 1014 First ave. Aronson Mercantile Co, 1229 First ave. E. Lindberg, 2609 California ave. Mike Cito, 682 Duwamish ave. . Call, 641 I Third ave. M Siegel, Pike experience in the Empey’ trenches. HEAR OUR Wurlitzer YN PRICE Phillips F Turrell’s, Hamilton § s, 1 02 Thi ° Shoeteria, 1 )-Strehiau, 1403 ‘Third av Jacob Hurwitz, 1600 Pike place n & Nordstrom, 1422 Sec-| Green Lake Shoe Store, 7116 Wond ave. | ~ Woodiawn ave. Demand the Trade Mark and the Union stamp SUPERIOR SHOE MFG. CO. Factory! 2720 Seventh Ave. S., Seattle, Wash. POSITIVE! AISE IN Adults 10¢ Children 5e Plus lc War Tax OO especially for “While reconnoitering toward Zug natorta we ble and mix-up of tise akpot Man Is Robbed of $106 While Asleep P. C, Smith, of the Pueblo apart- 000 persons wat through reading a newspaper that I decided to try headaches left me I kept gaining FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH — ss, 1s also corrected by the Minimum Wage for Women Protested ymptom of suc Lydia I tompound, nature's own root herb remedy, to restore health. » generations women of An and How to Eat you can order them direct CLEMMER SFATTLES BEST PHOTOMLA women employed} Newfoundland, contributed a larger MAID 0” THE STORM BESSIE BARRISCALE Jack Tars’ “Cradle Se remintinen A Home Cure Given by If, by reaching the 1} by Muscular and Inflamm ine trical pr nauicer BARGAINS Masking has never returned to a number who were for people who want the best. W Gauges, two Pianos of the highest Braces, » which have been used a few Scrapers, months, but cannot be told from Etc. THE PLAY I Is , the other from $350 to $290 You could get no better pianos if F of rheumatic troubl {UTERSON'S RUSSIAN Tr velous healing pow you spent $500. ve have also cheaper pianos, Our prices are cash, though you can have easy terms by paying in p|e gers a) terest on deferred payments. pel: ger "AND ee STREET. MEYER & DAUGHTER “ |i21 Third Ave, North of Pine. ST AR WAN’ r ADS” BRING RESULT, She Rhodes Co. between 18 and 45 years. | Thursday, Sept. 12, is registration day for men | —” Reminder the woman seeking out of the ordinary corset TO | values: There are yet good assortments of / Gossard Front-Lace Corsets remaining from the large special purchas One lot consists of a model for stout figures with medium bust and medium skirt, ample about the hips. Sizes 27 to 36. Special, a pair at............. $1.00 Another lot is composed of sizes 19, 20, 21, 22 30 to 36, in medium bust and long skirt models, of white and pink corset fabrics. Special, a pair $1.65 Upper Main Floor, satitaniine Aprons of Impressing Values at $/.50, $1.95, $2.50 and $2.95 Upper Main Floor, produce a neat and stylish effect and at the TO same time serve for a useful and practical |_~_} purpose, is the mission of these aprons. How well the designe succeeded in developing original style ideas is illustrated in the above sketch. —_—_—— From left to right are New Aprons which sell at $1! 50, $1. 2.50 and $2.95—and are as serv- iceable as they ar plain colors. All sizes. aber of lo can only be secured through individual 1 Dossocasino repeated hos. attention! ks failed with losses,” the lano basin we raided the their detachment to and taking some TAILOR FOR MEN to u AND WOME? at Mont 511-12 Joshua Green Building and } attractive. These are made of per- } cales and ginghams in pleasing stripes, plaids and ( Store Houre—9 A. M. to $ at M. H. C. BJORK | ter than take advantage of this |We save you money and give best possible treatment, & PAGE 5 the Autumn Suits at $34.75 New Second Floor. They possess every at~ tribute which the discern- ing woman demands im every garment purchased. ~ < £8 High examples of quality — Style that is authentic and su- perior workmanship. ore The Fabrics used in making these suits consist of chiffon broadcloth, serges and Oxford suitings. see The finger-tip length coats are delineated in strictly tai- lored and semi-tailored models, trimmed with self material, vel- vet, braid and bone buttons. see 8 ranging from 16 to 46 for women and misses, display the approved shades for Au- tumn, such as navy, plum, Bur- gundy, African brown, hunters green and Oxford. Jrimmed Hats display in hundreds of Smart Fall and Winter Models per- mits the selection of an appropriate color or fashion to match the shade and charac ter of your new Autumn or Winter Coat, Suit and Dress. Attractive values prevail at $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50, New Second Floor. E DO RIGHT DRUG ©0, | 169 Washington St. and 1111 First Ave, And the Doctor will you a careful exs and prescribe for FREE. If you are sick you cannot do Kansas City w up an enemy muni W. 8. First ave. and Pine st Wednesday with the dawn ed the absence of $106. the police at is very small. Elliott 633. yurse was later found in a can in the rear of the with $1 in it thinks he knows w ad arrest is pend » took | — =: tional health Women who want te grow old gracefully spould Stanley Tools, of which nd derangement ut the first this store carries a com- m's Vegetable /f/ uct of half a century Every Stanley Tool fully guaranteed. Included in our showing of Stanley Tools are: “Baily” Planes “Zig-Zag” and other Rules Wood and Iron Levels Hammers, Mitre Boxes, Squares, Two | sis Squares, Mortise One is reduced from $400 to eainnal action Main Floor, Spokane, Wash. 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