The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1918, Page 5

THE “APOLLOPHONE” It Sings and Plays i A_ new instrument that will amaze the music-loving people of America. Truly an ideal combination of phono- ' graph and player piano, in fact a union of the two greatest types of musical instru- ments in the world. For years we have waited patiently for just such an innovation. It has come, it is here, a real throbbing, living thing to { “sing” your favorite songs or “play” your best loved selections. “ ” q The “Apollophone Can Be Used : A—As an ordinary manual piano. B—As a pedaling player piano giving 4 your own expression. C—As a player piano, giving the expression of the artist. D—As a sweet-toned phonograph. Your old piano taken in exchange. Terms to suit. LOWEST RATES TO We offer you the best Dentis obtainable | at "rea » {| SAN FRANCISCO ork is woe for LOS ANGELES Hubber Plate din a cla SAN DIEGO | by themseiv J ce FREQUENT SAILINGS. and satisfa: err and examinati e Good rervice, large outs! permanent work guaranteed. convenience for passengers. Rates National Dentists and full particulars at City Ticket Hattanceistt‘rmira avs. ff] THE M’CORMICK LINE 109 Cherry St. Phone Eliott 3436 body loan, HAT four and a quarter per cent interest i | CALIF ORNIA ° Yooms and unsurpassed meals. Every | about loans, interest rates and such financial matters. But there is one loan no- about. That's the FOURTH LIBERTY We know it’s not only a insurance the world ever has héard about. THE SEATTLE STAR—WE ESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1918 HOW OUR ARMY IS ORGANIZED | re | OnF # yee MACHINE ee MEDIAL ay ONE Oe Men AND 15° SRY A COLONEL ANDED BR. TGADE 4 ® Dae be > MORE! REGIMENT sliced & edt OR ONE By 7. BRIGADIET? GENE ( DIV TLIC IV ea: aa TWO OR MORE BRIGADE S$ - WAR STRENGTH OF AF MG ALL BRANCHE ORGANIZATION + IN GGANDED BY A MAS Wie) 2 oe WeRS S/* DIVIFIONS —USUALLY COMMANDED BY A MAJOR GENERAL FIFLD ARMS” THREE OR MORE ARMY CORPSX - COMMANDED BY A LT. GENERAL = = ARMY TWO OP MORE FIPLD APAMIES- ey COMMANDED BY A GENFRAL Nese bites «++: eneete ete ven. « enesemecgeeens —nuntios ces» moe Coma rnaee ron a-ved tne te an field nder th e the 27,000 UNIT OF via vate to an a li - Avo JACK DILL GA'NS Lincoln Students Are THARTEEN POUNDS: Out to =e Win War Wife Gals TEN Seattle high school students have! main ha little sister ne ia oe pA pits used iy tt | Lanlac Ends Their Troubles rning, Pp »| making of gas masks for ght- . Jreturn to Fr arly full, t and They Both Feel | ball and the at Lin Well and Strong. This » to the sphagnum “Well, my wif and I both have time they Sell Thrift St nps are a at and in . is to be m to exceed the } “Tanlac expected of them than I can ex kno’ Principal Adams told the stu-| Dill, “but whe win the dents: “We are going to do every-| Picked up thir Karl F u thing in our power to make the| Mra. Dill ha dian of Lincoln's ourth Liberty Loan drive a suc rything which is not ¢ = help win the war will be abo! gies bole as ate cs Even the janitors are bac fire tee. Sinaein te him to the limit bond drive. It's to be Log dbisveaies Belgians called the rty Loan fire drill, | next Monday regular fire drill will be when every one i ed side the buih the them in the halls where the old flag will be uted and the clothing of the home may now be of ance given. They a put t > out the needy Belgians, in How this with a patr Alongside of the big bex in the Song fest, and then—they are g to sell bonds to everybody an x ~ ~ - So. America to Recruit Women for War Work - - % i sll Tip * until T only weighed and — twenty-tw at's what 1 we n taking Tanla ' welgh one hundred and already — gained and a till ‘NTISTS aren't pected to know much eX- thirt thirte ing Tanlac tha and now better th f all the time, and my such can give us advice don't know wha more Isle night and f LOAN a but the best freedom Elisa Cortez. e America og mission on of Ms Salely Is the Foundation ot tenon Ade RaW AGHA = Principle a ™% Bank 1 itself is a decidedly at- tractive feature, but that sinks into insignificance when compar- FJ "at South American women, r ed with the life-risk 3,000,000 of our finest men and thousands of § » een crowded into new one prinelpie : women are taking on the battlefields of Europe. We at home must do ge of Miss Cortez, who a ; our share, and we can’t stay at home and help unless we are willing to | Ehitae Une ee fact the ; @ st deny ourselves non-essentials and put the money saved into Uncle ore iheig cadena Sam’s war machine. Die cates hon Pu it a | than Let’s go at this business with a vim and put a punch into it that will —— a. . id % iy settle kaiserism for all time, and settle it quickly. The more you loan Aw ER pes. sae “ll a now, the quicker this great, bloody conflict will be over. Be uceet aurtnasyscee 1406. : Wore | pavines waar uaa Feperted Py Gen Per") Wr ghington Mutual 4 Ta tea wy aavter eubeomstili ia ane | Savings Bank BOSTON DENTAL COMPANY |: 1420 Second Ave., Opposite Bon omer Aside | S10 Second Ave. 1 y in| fur | The Olde 4 of Ira a.| a, z Marche. urietatra veraity. bly ROAR we were held jay afternoon the University undertaking parlors, The fu 3 ‘ Seattle Must | We save you PAGE % @omen's Flannelette Gowns Upper Main Floor WHAT | flee and warm Outing Flar unfort it nel Gown, That these ge ice sleep and makes the est more restful gor Buy one nd short sleeves, are made extra full in length and bod measurement, and displa variet of colored pes as well as plain white iv andiout sixes, at 01.60, 81. 95, 82.25 ond $2.50, September 28 Will witness the launching § of the Fourth Liberty an } for the permanenc { mocra Are you reac @omens Knit Underskirts these Septem will come rain and then cooler weather, when the 1 to the will wish for an un woman who is exy element derskirt like these We have wool and cotton knit underskirts in plain colors and rde The require gths $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, 81.95, 2.50, 2.95 and $3.50. Upper Main Floor Contribute 60 wane Clothing inter of the war is ap 1 to ns of clothin the destitute Belgiar 1 for the nati je headquarters for the cloth ated at 115 Spring pen until m H. Boyle in © furnished for, by are le ldren is needed. Bed ticks, sheets, pillow cases, blankets id mufflers are also much in de len good 260 AMERICANS NAMED IN HUN PRISON CAMPS; — GENEVA, Sept Th Ameri-| can Ree ived from | ~ WILKES Fifth at Pine. NOW PLAYING SATURDAY NE Oliver Moroxco'’s Su MATINER Nizhts, TODAY Matine Plus War Tax. Coming--Sunday, Sept. 29 “What’s Your Husband 2 The L Hit Doing?” 3} FREE DOCTOR And t you a prescribe for you ter than take advi best possible treatment. Puree of G @ au Crontons Fiisté Pike (upstairs) | "| $24.50. $39.50 and $55.00 She Rhodes Co. Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. t¢ A wey Se J ‘ y f a : Smartness and Style are Paramount in these Rich Black Plush Coats 9 Attractively Priced at AARNE ON Gea, New Second Floor meee | they at once suggest a wealth of comfort, |AND which just now with the approach of Seat- tle’s vigorous Autumn weather, is an essen- | required in all out-door apparel. tia The enjoyment of possession of a plush coat like one of these is increased by purchas- ing early in the season and deriving all the pleasure afforded by the first smart models, Buy one today and enjoy your purchase all winter. The splendid assortments now displayed delineate Em- pire and belted models trimmed with kit coney, opos- sum and self large collars and novelty pockets. Sizes 34 to 46 The group of plush coats sketched above illustrate (at the left) a-full length plush coat with self collar, price $24.50; (in the center) a plush coatee trimmed with kit coney, price $39.50; (to the right) a full — a plush coat trimmed with black opossum, price $55.00. me HOUGEN The shoe re pale/man ~ Lergest in the West. — Get Those Shoes Ready for the Rainy Season There’s many a week of wear in those shoes of yours if you will get them to the Master Repair Shop in time. It’s Economical and Patri- otic. The Best of Materials and Expert Work- manship—all’ at no extra cost. Phone Main 6437—and We'll Call 10¢ covers the cost of this convenient service. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE on Special Sale Thursday We have some odds and ends of high-grade Locks, Better see them—may be just what you want. $1.00 Mortise Door Locks, choice of three styles......... te 85c $11.00 Russian Cylinder Locks at 40c pair 3x3 Door Butts, copper or brass $1.50 Double-action Floor HDG 8 180 6am veers REGULAR OLD-TIME BARGAIN GRANITEWARE SALE Consisting of No. 8 and No, 6 Convex Kettle; Nos. 8-10 Rinsing Pans; Covered Buckets, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots and many other items—some gray and some blue and white. All of this stock was bought long’ before graniteware advanced and is worth from $1.00 to $1.50 each. Thursday only ......... 69c No phone—no C, O. D.