The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER PAGE 3 [Me:Dougall-/outhwick Satisfactory Terms Always mE ROTE-RANKINCO. ? MAN IS WOU pg sel partment reported The United night and t OTTO F. ALGEL, President os SECOND AVENUB AT PIKE STREET * hike ee e | CHARGE PU RCH. ASE S MADE SATU RD. dy PLACED ON NOVEMBER BIL LS , | Women’s Exclusive Winter Coats Offering Unusual and Exceptional Values Straight-line and belted models of Velour de Laine, Melton Velour, Velour | é and Broadcloth, in brown, green, Burgun- \ $35.00 dy, taupe, Pekin blue and reindeer....... ‘i | Private Hert Haw Private Kay C. M Wagoner Jar. D Private 1 Private Chas WwoUnDED ain Vrancia W. Lawson Loose semi-belted, semi-fitted, full-belted and high waistline models of Duo-tone, Irrivate Wns iiniack Twéed, Velour, Plush, Corded, Cheviot, in berty oe Priv Stockman Pekin blue, brown, ‘Burgundy, tan, taupe and midnight blue, trimmed with self col- PAE OOM EUR is ss we bain cds ohagemes's Private Jos. 0. Grows Private Emil Wahigemuath Dikp ynom 4 Corp. Ray J. Peters Se ee ee eee o IN ACT collars of seal and coney, also Broadcloth Name ‘ ‘ 5 f Kin i “) ay *rivale red KE. Painter “ H. J. Painter in black only, and Silvertones. Shawl $45. 00 aidienats ee vs : ynoM ACCIDENT AND CAUSES : } collars, novelty collars. In loose and. semi- Sergt. Wm, W.'McAliater la Mra. Wm, McAlister i i als” WOUNDED st 2 i] PUG ANOCRIE sess de iscns dich ogee ot ye wiichés Wi Ne Weal at ty, Bhat... dene: ele | Pom-pom, Velour de Laine, Duotone, Silvertone Velour, trimmed with skunk, raccoon and ‘near seal collars, in loose belted, semi-belted and semi-fitted models WOULD REVOLT BUTTER PRICES AGAINST JOKES MUST BE 0, K.'D ON GEORGE lll. BY FOOD CHIEFS BY HAROLD E, BECHTOL No increases in butter prices will! (European Manager of Newspaper! bo permitted in future unless first B “4 k (congealed page 8 ola aeedaapebeapos Does the Brunswic LONDON, Oct. 26.-—-Enter the + ministratore for Washington and ' war joke controller for Great Dritals! Oregon, accobding to nounce ay ecor s? $55.00 Dovetone, plain and corded,» Crystal Cord, Silvertip Bolivia, Irish Silvertone, English Tweed, with nutria, near seal, $59 75 ° . ee Hudson seal and novelty self collars, plain and fancy silk linings. All Autumn shades —MacDougall Southwick, Segond Fleer Velour cloth of superior quality, with “And why not?’ demands H. R.| ment Thursday by Charles Hebberd, Stockman, f letter to th Distinctly Simple Are the A TUCKER SET tha ont r of the idea, IN 4 pagent f war cabinet, urging { war Jokes be estab ie a ee Yes. Come in and have this beautiful instrument ra yim cat Blah demonstrated—listen to its wonderful reproduction. Lines of : j ; Mr. § n—and he is no itles each Mon New and especially designed for the unusual neck joker—submits that what with the consider butter prices lines of the season's frocks. war tages and everything formal applica airly staggering under nixtrators for of punk jokes “that do not “ THE WINTER HATS | ‘The one illustrated pie men must furnish an ‘ is of crisp organdie, , amuse, but sicken,” Designed for smart edged with Val. and | continued circulation of market. condi on i + }auch joke: * Stockman warns the hich to base their applica street wear, of fur or trimmed with tiny beaver cloth in con- red buttons trasting tones, of velvet f combined with gold and silver brocade, and of One of the same plain panne velvet. material, edged with pointed filet and the |war cabinet, “is a menace to the pet eetecan soa tn HEALTH BOARD Plays All Records at Their Best write Just a turn of the hand presents the proper dia- we ar TAM Sa open rebellion on the and thus give aid and mfort to | pag ens A GIVES WARNING OF phragm and needle. Stockman is president of the Fritish Society for the Improve- ment of H his books are “What Is No. In spite of its many exclusive features, the Trimmed with wings, o« trich banda, ribbon novelties, added dainty touch buckles, pins and other orna of hand-embroidered de list of war jokes that would aes prohibited in any form. Thin black list follows 1—All jokes about what any- body said or did during an air raid. 2--Quips about the shortage or! Grote-Rankin—PIKE. AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin al . ments. dots, $1.50. Humor?! “The “Pragedy of a Jest” pee ice is com ble with th lacking Brunswick , Pl.O0, umor?”’ “The Tragedy o! ent ee 2 w hose sw’ ! Shapes are turbans, tama, wae | um etre BerioComic wide of Lite.” | Ask People to Be Careful and|}| Price is comparable with g ie sailors both large and small, Still another of or- |""“wunny jokers,” he says “have! Take Proper Treatment ideas. i iy mushrooms and novelty gandie with a pin- | multiplied like rabbits during the’ Promptly, Many Pneumonia Write or phone for booklet describing every size j n sane - tucked vestee and aK a style at double collar and cuffs edged with nar- nin letter to the war cabinet e —MacDongall-Southwiek, | yo. Wal” $975, 1 ae etan submaite a tentative |, TO be prepared for the ser oS Second Floor. al., $2.75. MacDougall. Southwick, Virst Floor Mr. Stockmeal breaks of everywhere are insuin, sand instructi et Washable Cape Street Style and Dash to These | board’ and phy t Gloves, Servicable caihs Jer et Soap. HHI , of foo% ig out the apres a 14 <3 apt Sweaters for School Girls “: dora [| Ta Humor” much an—"Well, tt dau ve 5 Smart i , A x } 8s King George asks about me, tell rapidly A slip-on Sweater is shown in green with maize h Kits, complete him——" ete ] sa sharp 3 These easily washed Gloves border, or rose with green, or pen with maize Hydrogen, full 4—American jokes about what are sh. in. full ue. One- ‘ 4 P fr 7 e " y Pibdein cit and'two-tonea | border; sizes 30 to 34, at $5.00. Ethiopian citizens said when they embroidered backs. In such ‘ . up for examination ot colors a» ” - A Coat Sweater with belt and collar which can skew about the unfaithfulness | id ‘on be worn high or low is finished with matched but- with re- of wives and sweethearta While the | . Jottles men are away fighting. (Music | od tons. Such colors as Copen, rose, gray or cardinal t Bottles, Tall artists ‘would be exempt from |$B¢ ai nt'the ‘spread ‘of the | | are tobe had. Sizes 30 to 34, and priced at $3.95 | ° Face Pow- fection & because, Mr. Stockman | °'Siont of “us, TS Shae “hades i —Maedo Southwick, Third | many. styles, explains, it would throw most of ¢ f it i | 2 for 36« them out of work oC. ‘ 5 | . several 6—Anecdotes containing German the” very: fret sign < ounter-acting treatment | $1.2 t Soap, 2 for ||| dialect 8 count 7—Gags about war-diluted Mquors or after-war prohibition bably no better of more ef- ive treatment could be followed | t t rated Tooth Pow- BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHES | f- th Paste, medium $—All jokes about DORA. (De-! rs . . . oo" fense of the Realm Act.) ig The Kind Thinking Mothers Are Purchasing These Days removes 3 Cynical Australian, jokes about | t Se Hyomel and’ m Iittie re leaner, large sacred mubjects b} whith a eeesas ne | Boys’ New Fall and Winter Suits, ap, large 12- 10—-Arherican jokes about Texas, at ate” poured “ | A . Many With Two Pairs of Knick- Been Maes, eeNawS Se tie ie car eat ate Cetht Is in keeping our af- Into the paasages of erbockers, in Large Assort- fairs, our health and ments, $10.00 to $25.00 and George HT thea vat and lunge of alr that en Shampoo and Hair When asked whether he was a ne organs = will ne 3 tea Talcum Powders, candidate for the office of war > ; i vigo 2 New styles, new patterns, new | edvisttic., acum rorters al! Hl cenddnie, for eetsaa mods | Ese in igh? our minds vigorous ut military. models of the kind boys cs wiles HH ently replied: and wholesome. This st prefer these days, in sizes from 8 to “Gawd, NO!” Ae nidcessary in onder t 18 years. inkaldan Vin a hand-bag : ti- Every half vad c ou Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats for wo thro iehout ithe day take to win the good fight < Winter in Excellent Assortments, for democracy and $15.00 to $20.00 All double breasted with half-belts and convertible collars, all warmly | lined with flannel or wool serge and in all sizes from 9 to 18 years, freedom. Start an ac- count with the Union Savings & Trust Com- pany — it will give IN EVERY PORT (Special to The Star by N. FE. A.) LONDON, Oct, 26.—About every week Admiral Sims here in London, ¢ Admiral Wilson over in France en 7 a oa new tribute to the good Winter Overcoats for Little Lads Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes for |[\tenavior and friendliness of the ® We must control them 4, 4 M [Meat them’. ax you Americans) Cases Follow Influenza.|}/ and style of Brunswick Phonographs. Sold on small would nay—ere they ruin us” What to Do. weekly or monthly payments, ‘ t ” » t Ay h 4) 4 ded, 3 * ve $10.00 to $20.00 ae tue cars havent one, ; you confidence and Any number of smart little styles, sop tiers have come! in. from, si. | prevent serious illness : d save you strength for the pres of warmth-giving fabrics, some of heavy cheviot and of fancy overcoat- Angs—in army and navy styles, as well as practical storm coats in navy blue, gray pand brown, in sizes from 3 to 10 years. pread of the disease, Bartell brug Co. | Britiah Isles frequented by larm numbers of A sailors fron the fleet. 1 me from individuals, a well as in London. ent and future. Interest paid on toned Shoes in Black viel id And Li officials have sent t Boys’ Fine Fall Suits $16. 50 Nid teal ner. iF gga gh Bae ol Savings Accounts. n officials French ports and Ital-| ~ Of mixtures which at a glance will prove their service-giving qualities, in pat- seine eh On tue were toes eu. & | terns boys ar re to like, and in military styles with slant pockets, loose belts and a to. 8, with epring heel. navy men zea 1114 to 2, with nut-southwick, [J AMERICAN WOUNDED a VISITED REGULARLY (Special to The Star by N. E. For Constipation PA Splendid organ Well-Selected Stocks of Men’s Underwear ition 1 maintainet'at te tare Carter’ Little | P At Many Different Prices moun oer aria sen OP rd ba ht | trench buckles. These Suits mark a high standard of value for this Store for Boys this season. Sizes 8 to 18 years, with two pairs of knickerbockers ; $16.50. a el $4 —MacDougall-Southwick, Third Floor. 9 he lo UNION SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY of the Extra heavy ribbed wool and cotton Union Suits, Wool and cotton Union Suits, light weight, 75% party ol hn 4 h OF SEAT TLE ) Sizes 34 to 48, $2.95. wool, 25% cotton, a weight suitable for all year round , gvieid over nig t. } Wool and cotton Union Suits, 60% wool, 40% finest wear, sizes 34 to 48, at $4.85. Purely Vegetable HOGE BUILDING Wool and cotton Union Suits, heavy weight, 709 Cotton ; sizes 34, 48, $3.35. a week by women) gsm pill, Small Dose, Small Pri | Fine cashmere Union Suits, 78% wool, 25% se 7 F wer 30% cotton, sizes 34 to 50, stouts and regulars, of the American’ committer | In the ign t or ey Financial ) stric 4 m, light weight. 3 84, 36 and 42 only; $5.65. Cotton Union Suits of an extra fine grade in gray eaten eet glare lad | | Wool and mercerized cotton Union Suits, 60% i. | only. Sizes 34 to 48, at $1.85 ks 27 languages, was natur “ Carter ’s Iron Pills i W]e rized cotton, well tailored, well cut, sizes 34 | Pure worsted Union Suits in blue and gray, pre- ned recently in. Camp Upton, N Will #eetere colloe to the faces ot | i . shrunk, broken sizes, at $7. rope and Africa are the oi “ those who lack Iron in the blood, 1 —Men's Shop, Just Inside the Door. have more women @@ most pale-faced people do, | continents that — i = — —— [than nen,