The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. FREDERICK & NELS | FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE BAKHMETIEFF six GETS GABLES BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN NEW RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT GAINING POWER “He's Ambassador» AMBASSADOR for New Russia Divorce Proctor Is in Limited Service Quota, October 15), Perey Lonergan, SCHOOL BOARD train for limited service in the ring Business Hours—9 to | board Monday eve The schoo! spruce production division at Vart sfused to admit defeat on the Salted Press Correaponder 4 ea Mt bas taken agninat paying er 4, from Oa INGTOR On 8 | women high school teachers equal 8. io ‘ nee of Russia from jos with me rs of the unit to | es bs rt to have the board ad cooding ] mit its error, Judge R Te sggen With if) Bey so called tot ders, Harold § | alain a election Larson, Alexan ie viewealty | as | a oy. Maward Rex Becker, N Joseph sala where the iH proposal of 3 pier " he Russian | | salary oda | A com One of the latest inventions by hatr come more united J} vestigate th made fr The a the tablishment of a free and posed in ‘ dyed ou land ont the natior plant and sys Boas ( the Caucasu take. have not yet had —_— | portunity to offe if | to the new all-Iussdan government | formed at Uffa | | This is not dug to their oppost-| | | tion to the new government. The} Ukrai helpless for the time bes | i ing, due t the presence of a Ge == =F = = — , man army numbering nearly half — ee dione an L= “ Ph Kdiaen ador Keeps Touch I] E; Ch b S e 5 The 4 ‘ i n imilar! | wee Tvory Enamel Chamber Suite, $145.00 pation Haltic provinces are. re nted in |i] ‘ 7 4 : 5 P ‘ the new I An KOV ent, an lf] HE three-piece Suite shown in the sketch is one of numerous attractive values offered in our current | wh Gato Miteel GaTerine Eontaronedl displays of well-built, tastefully-designed Chamber Furniture in the favorite ivory enamel finish. i lt at Uffa, where the new all-Ruwian |i) In addition to the pieces sketched, a larger-size Dresser, a Triplicate-mirror Vanity Case, a Toilet Table Pen Ae X Peddie henge hugect ibe and Twin Beds are stocked in this particular design. wish data ded de tie bay yo weg THE DRESSER (sketched), with 22x28 plate mirror, is $52.50. eat - THE FULL-SIZED BED (sketched), is $42.50. THE CHIFFONIER (sketched), with plate mirror 16x20, is $50.00. ED MEN ! (Fourth Floor) TO BE SENT 10 © nt te: ; | Day-long Comf | ay-long Comiort FORT initial ted in the been «wer WORDEN for regiw new £ The dra have and Good Looks r Fort Worden | ove & 1 Provost combine to make this Woman's ts and. Growing Girl’s Street Shoe Stee 0,004 vaed tes the niw cet Will | mento the most satisfactory sort of foot- be whites fit for general military wear for business or school, The duty and the rain during a black or tan calfskin will give five-day p Wetober good wear for all weathers, the imitation wing tip and vamp per- forations are good styles. With heavy welted sole and 114-inch walking heel. f the Sep for there are eft of the old tives yt. 32 and Bellingham 11. | ents of Siberia, the ; ag North | In black, $7.50 pair. Kuxeia and Exsthor reprenenta- In tan, $8.50 pair. Careless Burglar tives of the Coss —First Floor, of Orenbi rm | Uraisk, Siberia, Irku Loafs on the Job ‘ennisiei PROTECT THE HEALTH of your |} .. Lonfe.om the Job poe Lpisaa cilia family by demanding the milk Cra, setae Sake mee ee te:| aa: 20k the THIKO- : that’s perfectly pasteurized in “The port of the Sieh Or teas clases os 1 It’s the Veil Sanitary Milk Plant.” trom” my one ochek aid, Ment mitra cote eum If Ever a Girl Wants to That Often Makes the Hat ining $400 utional-democra Look Her Best It’s During ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER He is the man to sell you milk, because he supplies you with your other essential foods. If your grocer hasn’t Kristoferson’s, ask us for list of stores and “K” milk stations that INSIST ON KRISTOFERSON’S “THE MILK THAT SAFEGUARDS HEALTH" Show your patriotism by co-operating with the dairy that has met Uncle Sam’s urgent call for men by releasing 70 per cent of its delivery men for use in war industries. unites the ov f th intry and the The chief ear of a ponnible 5 by the allies and Germany ri the re-entrance of Russia into the} war. | Bakhmetieff ie kee government inf. rev consider ping the new A of every dip- lornatic move by the United | in an ort to axsure it podbMity of a pr lusive peace | without the re bounds of recelved at the embassy | outline 4he principal pro-| na on which the new govern-|f| men tx tt upreme power oy ritory ‘of Poussia. r of the Russian pro ent all functions of | Her First Month in College and the afternoon Dresses in the picture were espe- cially designed to frame her own sweet personality, for she wants to be more than merely “pretty.” The practical qualities of messaline and charmeuse, the new yet conservative styles and the moderate prices of these Dresses will appeal to the patriotic college woman. The colors, liberty blue, brown, taupe, green and black set off the glowing cheeks of youth and yet will be plain enough for street wear next spring. This Navy Charmeuse Dress on the girl at the right has so many buttons that there will be a con stant counting contest on. The bias, corded ruffles around the hip line are becoming to youthful slender- ness; the neck line is faced with gray satin; price $25.00. When one is eighteen an “inky black dress” often seems nece y to her happiness. The black messa- line Dre: etched at center also becoming to her Nowadays and it makes the hat ultra- smart if it is one of the new Veils that sway from the top—banded under the chin—or even one of the new patterns for wear / under the hat. Veils for Long Drapes have borders of ribbon edged with metal threads or wider banding of chiffon or Georgette crepe; many. of the latter are long and narrow and may be closely wrapped about the throat. The Newer Close-fitting Veils: are attached to a neckband of ribbon which is easy of adjustment (as suggested in the sketch) and solves exer- {fl lena 4 snl nts youth. The round neckline, flesh color Georgette the problem of wearing a veil with a low-neck blouse. A. KRISTOFERSON, Inc. are eanuamitted fo the provisional |] crepe vest with necklace-like tassel, wide, crushed A variation of this style has extended length of rib- . ‘ Definition of the mits of] sash and much pin-tucked tunic are both distinctive | bon crossing at back and finished with tassels, tying First South at Walker Elliott 223 power of the’ regional governments, and girlish. In liberty blue as well, $25.00. | sash-like in front. autonomy “Pioneers in Milk Pasteurization” To became one of those Titian-haired freshmen, the taupe messaline Dress sketched at left is hand- embroidered in blue among the self braiding on panel | and neckline. The skirt is accordion plaited and the wide sash which ties at one side of the back panel is finished with ball fringe; $25.00. Plain Mesh Veilings and novelties with chenille dots, large and small, | scrolls and single figures—in the favored costume | | {which are to be f d on broad, regional is confined to| judgement of the Russian pro-| visional government | RA Oxygen Vapor a Positive! Cure for Infl | bby a time-tried friend, sn | you willfindtheLovera i agentle-spirited cigar, wel- come at all times, never Sserren, Wet lunge ties © to we ich, mild Havana tobacco. Ash for it by name 10¢, 2 for 25c and 15¢ sizes JOSE LOVERA CO., TAMPA shades and lovely combination colorings. Second Floor. —First Floor. ON RHINE lglg Mg Men ae cot cel RAIDS jadvantages are offered ol eae a } hes piel si to 'The Star by N. E. 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