The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1918, Page 5

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Better get in on the ground floor — get a close-in lot where there is no carfare to pay. Fine, big school right at Cottage Grove—open now ; and a twenty-acre Public Playfield for the “kiddies” adjoining. BIG LOTS CHEAP ON EASY TERMS Beautiful, level, cleared lots, including curbed and grad- ed streets. : City water there NOW. Just a few minutes’ easy, level walk to all the great ship- yards and mills on the West side. Do what hundreds of others are doing—pick out your lot, get a little lumber, a saw and a hammer, and wife will help you build your own home evenings and Sundays. Come to Cottage Grove, where you can raise a fine gar- den and keep chickens. Cut down the living cost. Get away from the high rent! Come in the evening and arrange to see Cottage Grove next Sunday. Name your own terms—take years to pay, if you want to. Alki and Fauntleroy are just a few minutes away when you want to come to town. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Our West Seattle branch office i ing and every is open every even: Sunday for Talk charge your convenience. with the and tell them exactly what Alki and Faunt cars stop right at the men in you want office door, pe PHONE WEST 499 PUGET MILL COMPANY BRANCH WEST SEATTLE Corner West Spokane Street and Twenty-sixth Avenue Southwest (Right Where the Fauntleroy Cars Turn Into Youngstown) THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1918. their aims Wil jews, ar on for a fu but the alli Austrian note will in an inte wevio pt yusl there vtemen t to such a xta ‘SAYS WILSON'S BRITISH CRUSH STAND CORRECT HUNS; TAKE 11 STOCKHOLM MILES OF LINE ‘Continued From Page One| | ” € ras-Cambras road (a front of about 11 miles: ment said They ought to u opportu nity of emphasizing ands in| our divist the central empire ing cut by the : Ix really — pre ire They must state they are un At 6 p.m, German infantry at rush any enemy country, but that/ tacked in strength on a wi the rights of the Austr rman peo: from ‘Treseault (three miles ples must be observed thward Austria should plainly explain its position regarding Wilson's 14 points OLD-FASHIONED REMEDIES Grandmother's pounded and herbs found upon the shelves from the of the rer of nal roots visions Many ¢ “Another rn k shortly Moeuvres wa com ith heavy German lowe In certain localities, bodle » now of the enemy succeeded in reaching mod-| and entering ¢ trenches, where the ern drug stores in attractive pack» they were overwhelmed by counter Ages and are among the best sellers | attack in prepared 1 Prominent In all such localities our line was among them is that nu re-established intact. Many prison and herb remedy, Lydia 1 ers were taken Vegetable Co “ Great numbers of German dead three generatic been relieving | are lying before our positions on the e women of America from the Whole front of the enemy's attach rst forms of female ills and is now South of Gouzeaucourt, the oper pred the standard remedy in| ations of the Fourth Bri army continued yesterday evening and 4 " ———|last night. English troops pro PAINLESS gressed north of Pontruet (four mile north of St. Quentin), reaching the outposts of the Hindenburg line in DENTISTRY AUSTIN, Pres, GOS Third Ave. Corner James St. ir mouth and see if loughing and DR. “PYORRHEA 1 will cure Examinat charge UNITED Painless DENTISTS ~ Hours: 8&8 easy You can nt any ph and a few into ye on and ¢ hair brittle, e best thing just ordinary mu (which is pure member of tt Advertisement INC. G08 Third Ave. ON Id be us t mulsi dirt » hair dries jo fied timate flufty free Corner James, M. to 6 P. 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For this } a pair Women's Silk Gloves. und 6 5M on White y gray and red. ‘Formert c, $5) $1.50 and $2.00 r is hour DAA. esa ies re Seen Sad Children’s White Dresses. nped for short lengths of % to 1% embroidery; 35 dresses tn siz 4 and 6 yards. The various widths years ale in the needle art section. For. assorted quantities merly 85 For this hour, sell regular at 50c and Tbe, ERE Sh ei 65 tne hour, For Unig hour ost Shepherd Checks. white in cotton weaves dren's wear; 36 inches wide. 5 a yard merly For this hour REPLY ANGERS GERMAN PRESS AMSTERDAM, Sept. 19.—The Ger. man press is bitter in its demuncia- tion of the entente’s replies to Aus forts toward pes “Balfour settles the entente’s posi tion regarding Austria's proposal,” declared the Cologne Volks Zeitung. He talks as if British troop: , Re »ps will teach learn.” Continu enture is a ser before in. Our tro he has a lc The Vorwae ance of the Finnish ous hindrance to Austria's peace ef forts Zeitung declares talfour’s would make many a third-rate power. Therefore we are ready to shed our last drop of to avert this catastrophe.” his cold and cutting scorn, this cool rejection has a more overwhelm- ing and annihilating effect than all the official phrases which the man in the White H« suld have employ ed. the Rheinische Westphalische tung, official Krupp Deutsche us organ, de. ” | clares “The contents of Wilson's reply confirm the views we have already expressed, that Wilson will not depart from the litions of war aims hith erto proclaimed, and the policy of annihilation can find absolute ex pression in him, Moreover, he does not give the Austrian proposal any positive examination, and refuses any formal consideration LIBERTY BONDS MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD KNOCKS OUT PAIN THE FIRST ROUND \Conitorting relief from pain on sugges Wor ‘ld’ 's Liniment This famor aches, umatic soren painful sprains, neuralgic 1s, and most other external twinges that humani ty suffers from, enjoys its sales because it practically _ ne fails to bring speedy, comforting re lief. Always ready for use, it takes lit tle to F ate without rubbing produc ul dru; economy Kills Pain Friday Hour Sales No Mail, made, y, Gossard Fro ront t Lace Corsets Special Mt $1.00 of sizes from 2 dig: lat we haven ae ——, lot is made up of sev- ‘THIS| | eral models in low and IN model made of firm medium buat styis wa white coutil for the the long skirt. ' Thee stout figure, in a range are designed of fancy white and pink to 36. This corset fabrics and have tic in- has elastic insets, front sets and six substantial hose sup- and is designed ample porters. The range of sizes includes regular way the price would be but owing to a special A broken line, consisting pot and fiber silk hose. colors in 8% to 10 but not each Formerly 65¢ and 5% inches wide. For. Thirty-five White Voile ~35c mert 5c and 50c. For Waists with roll collar of this Louk a: Copenhagen blue, ‘8 wae ae ... 15¢e 6 to 46. Formerly vongee, tan, "White Plaid Voiles.—80 rele ae 00 $1.00, $1.25, yards of 40-inch widths, "0Ur choice. bt 2 25c Formerly 50c. For this Labée! 00 pieces of nour, a 200 yards of gray and black and white Shepherd Checks Suited for dresses and chil .19c For: PAGE 5 Telephone or C. O.D. orders taken, nor deliveries on Friday Hour Sale merchandise an the right to limit Upper Main Floor Special Mt $1.65 so sizes 31 to 36. If regular way these 50 and $7.50, but 1 purchase we are "$1.65 4to5 VOILE WAISTS Special $1.00 19, 20 and 2 marked in the would sell at $ owing to a st es to sell them hip. 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