The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1918, Page 5

Me 1 THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEP®. 12, 1918. ) le selt = | 13 A : : ‘ | |! Grace Darling Killed in Auto 9 to 10 Cy i dl. a our Ja [ es : ; Crash on San Francisco Street | |] suits in Large siz g Uu | You can’t talk a apa O Sd : ; a Special $10.00 No Mail, Telephone or C. O. D. orders taken, nor deliveries DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG } thinking he is wrong— : f The Women'a Ready. made, on Friday Hour Sale merchandise and the right to limit 5 ’ ‘ il to; Wear ction han Quantities is reserved. STORE HOURS 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. you’ve got to show him. } taken from the 4 k 20 mary vive and = 1 to 1 11 to 12 1 to 2 And when men are in the ‘ ‘ I black Wool Serge und toils of a siren they are all BA VuAHaL in plin. Sie Mdioe abs Boinch Cotton Gaber. ("ids and | Ends—An from Missouri. tailored and belted st Special $1.00 dine.—90 yards in fancy menty is composed of These izen 40, 4 stripe: uitable pe chemise, skirts, | combinations and made of white [| with silk an au de ¢ nee ot a | especially for this ind batiste | We tes ormerly 1.50 45 silk poplin Motor lh aa $ 81000 face's Se" 3Bc ae ae rviceable for outing —Says Constance. a The millinery section 44 and 4 rts has taken from stock anq children choot wear. Formerly $1.00 merly 24.50. Kor 274nch Lining Moire. and street wear as the White Soiesette Dress Dresses. 300 yards of a lining are for motor wear, and @8.—These are or 1 46 only, in ; the assortment in in the apron and hous ummer styles of blue, , fabric that is used ex 1 wide ariety in style dress jon, and are pink and lavender i tensively for petticoats. ang colors, of yellow, made lor leeve, checks, These are on rt Displayed in light and king's blue, black, Kelly high neck style with ule in the women's medium colors. Former. green pleat over shoulders, 46 ready-to-wear section, iy 460 KKN Ais, Ob sale sses in the lot, in now located on the New . sizes to 46. Kormer- Second Floor. Former: at the lning counter and $4.95. For ly $2.50. For this hour, $3.95. For this hour, ; For this hour this hour your ss a $1.95 @hite Dress Skirts Are to Sell on Friday at i || $/.00 | New Second Floor rom '% | | | | G | Constance Talmadge in a Scene From “Sauce for the ¢ / ip Which | | She Is Now Playing at the Liberty, sale marks the season’s opportunity as these re- |} [THIS IS | ductions are made for Friday’s selling for the || / purpose of disposal and to make room. The || Dress Skirts involved are made of Wide Wale Pique and Indian Head cotton fabrics, well known for their washable qualities. The styles are plain and are finished with belt, two pockets and button trimming. Waist measures 25 to 30 inches. Former» ly $1.95. Choice for Friday, special .......... .... $1.00 | SAN FRANCISCO, Grace Darling, well known motion 4 fee picture actress, was killed Wednes- | 0" Oh | day afternoon in an automobile accl-| the methods of dent here Her bo was identified Sauce for t shortly after the wreck by her hus. | ty this week great m, tragedies would be nip making Constance Talmadge plays the role is widely | of Kitty in a charming manner © Star-Liberty Weekly is an ex Wallace—Wurlitzer Miss Dar Chester Franklin me is Mrs, ing's real na known on the screen as Grace Dar interesting attraction tl ! HIS WIFE’S FRIEND Sevwed fo fete Ginn. Saati TE, eens ng? 2 to 3 tes. tee ca Miss Darling was crushed to death race i Mack Sennett Comedy against a fire hyd ant when two big cot 18 oUM : : Men's Lisle Hose.-A miscellaneous lot of — Girls’ Union Suits.—50 Blouses—Special automol s collide on AUtOMO othe “lay to: is th ar of the en lines priced for a « c cle: up. T § striking her as she stood waiting for|seum Wedne Ming Cupimnlil-ctnic asses in alse % 10, 10% Fa 11, cotton in ribbed weave with The blouse section has STAR-LIBERTY WEEKLY srtking ber ream | Wesnoday ton Cayton ||] white "ack nner ceton in ted weere with acted fom sale a D. H. Es 1 ne of the| ¢ , , 1 A Sg eh leh Dh ca et 1 a broken line of organdie hvans, driving one of girl crook, who “comes back" be pair TERRE EAGT a OSETRLIN IDA C neck, sleeveless styles, in - machines, was rushing to a hospl-| cause of her love for George Bayard i and batiste blouses with a tal with B. F. Dankirk, who had| Elliott Dexter is Or 3 pairs 50 Pinon © eNO eave ot | eS ane ee Admission 20c | been severely burned in a gasoline | Miss Clayton in “The for Daprineu scons series C_ imerly 75e. For 25 izes 36 to 46, in white and Child 10 | explosion. As he dashed a s the Hack,” and Theodore Roberts Knees —didses and: ineettibns narrow this hour, a suit Cc ee ae tae tcl udren ic street he crashed into another auto- | ¢ character actor, is seen to ad ‘luny anc alenciennes nunc 6 anc - * age ylue, Nile, FIRST at PIKE “7 i eeeven eueEacus 2 SEE at | SLE cl ceca eed amet nd 30.Inch Cotton Crepe— and bisque; waists in 3 ‘ 1 - . . 4 S yards. Formerly 6c and 10c a yard White th fanc tripes: he lo! at sold Continuous 11 to 11 1) (Plus War Tax) ¢ was picked up and father Ber tite Nonene Hanes 15¢ Fe ae een ee taken to an emergency hogpita ee ted leaped : ; 300 ya e 30¢ a 3.5 95. where #he died within a few minutes. LEVY'S ORPHEUM Mes bie Sirpaes Lengths cf 4 to yard. For this 23 this hour, $1 95 Her chest was badly crushed the part of a mother Fe ees kt 10c hour, a yard C choice......... . The actress was recently married | whose baby has been torn from her to Franklin, who is a soldier sta-|by “uplifters" and to convincingly Madras, Marquisette and Scrims.—Suitable = q tioned at the Presidio here. mourn over one tiny child's sock ft for side drapes 3, and 38inch widths, in 4 At the apartment house where the | behind, is a task worthy of the best plain and figured patterns. Formerly 30 JS e 0 (7K) 0 : Franklins lived, it was said they had in a real actress. Mae Marsh “puts 40c and 46c. For this hour, yard c ry ce been married three months and had over” ju ne in “Mother | . come here two months ago from | and the Law at e # Orpheum. ———_—— Washington, D.C. ° Franklin was formerly a motion COLONIAL ready made a success you value your watch, picture director. ret. Arthur Guy Empey has al-| and an author, and now h as a soldie it 8 ra ae RA repair it. 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Miss Wilson” plays Elaine THE RIDGE ROAMERS year. | Shackleford, a young girl forced into (Scenic) TWO 3,500-TON CONCRETE VESSELS B: iTON, marriage by an ambitious mother eee Iding at WILMID in Hiding at WILMINGTON, C, by Emergency Fleet Corporation SIX 7,500-TON CONCRE TODAY'S PROGRAMS LIRERTY—Constance Talmadge in r the a i — Bessie rriscale in * the Storm | ‘Woman and de luxe edition of Grif- “Intolerance.” | —Ethel Clayton in “The Came Bi Hace Ret ‘he Source.” SIGHT 7,500-T CONCRETE VESSELS Building at | JACKSON ges VILLE, Fla, by Emer gency Fleet Corporation {LS Building at MOBILE, Ala, by Emergency Fleet Corp EIGHT 7,500-TON CONCRETE V Buildin al, by EIGHT 7,500-TON CONCR and Anna ‘orporatic } YNIAL—Arthur Guy Empey tn “Over the Top EIGHT ‘ONCRETE VESSELS y at SAN FRANCIS | MISSION—Dorix| Kenyon in “The by Emergen Fleet Corporation » of the Blue Moon,” LASS A—Joe Bennett in “The Golden Fleece. 34) —H) Move to Boycott. Non-Union Shops Union men who patronize non union shops were roundly scored by ates to the Central Labor Council Wednesday evening ONE CONCRETE BARGE, 98x28x11 Buflt at FLUSHING BAY L. I anched July 18 ONE CONCRETE CANAL BOAT ...... Built at FLUSHING BAY, I. 1, N. ¥.: about ready for launching. TWELVE 500 TON NAVY CONCRETE LIGHTERS 1 i Buy Your Paints, Hardware, Nails, Etc., from Spelger & Hurlbut and Save Hundreds of Seattle houses have been supplied with builders’ hardware, paints, etc., from this popular-priced store. built for Inland Commission WHEN YOUVE PAID ce, ca a FOR FURNITURE | istics race WH sl ve Ba "0 STATE WITH LABOR problems of accidents and industrial ONE 500-TON CONCRETE . BARGES 7 GRIFFITH PRESENTS THER = or Embarka of the War SHTEEN CONCRETE RIVER Being built LANSPORTS ae tion Servic Department CARRIE eing built for Embarka tion Service of the War Department WATER TWELVE CONCRETE CAR FLOATS, Being built for Embarka- 265x42x14 ... ; i tion Service of the War Department No matter who builds your house, ir ona personal selection of Locks, etc., from this great ¢Store for Everybody.” Lobks like the CONCRETE SHIP and BARGE had COME TO STAY, doesn't it Builders’ Hardware Electrical House Wiring Needs Paints, Stains and Kalsomine Bathroom Supplies, Etc. We Deliver to All Parts of the City. MANENUE AND UNION STREET. Our plant will soon have ALL IT CAN HANDLE. We are rush- ing construction as fast as men and money can do it ted in our com You can become intere Come in t CONC THE DE LUXE EDITION OF “INTOLERAN( TEN BIG ACTS SOME FACTS about insurance, Unions are aske name men trained in the study of such problems, Fourteen workers will be selected Announcement of the desire for co-operation between employer and employe in the handling of industrial accidents was made by the labor 4 Lal , S TT: |couneil’s legislative committee Wed nesday evening, \ ‘TAYTON, NEW YORK $ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9100 SHIPYARD at BRYN MAWR (on Senttle & I VANT NO. 1 at TAC OMA, WA at BRYN MAWK. AN A OFFICES, 4 OFF No Raise in Price ENTIRE HOUST: . 25¢ CHILDREN ..... 10¢ pn Ry) wilh by WO. a