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

. ou. Men's Heavy Wool Underwear, worth to $2.50, at $1.25.) Entire Kennewick Clothing Stock ON SALE WEDNESDAY Entire Kennewick Clothing Stock, of Kennewick, Wash- ington, purchased by us at a fraction of wholesale cost. Entire $50,000 Stock on Sale Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Don’t miss this wonderful savings opportunity, The entire Kennewick) Clothing stock, of Kennewick, Washington, has been bought | by H. M. Rogers, proprietor of the Red Front Clothing’ Company, and has been moved and merged with Rogers’ great Red Front stock, at 1508-1510 First Avenue. This great stock must move, and Rogers has cut sale prices right and left for quick business tomorrow. | The highest grade of Men’s Clothing, Furnishings, | Hats and Shoes; racks of | Men’s Kuppenheimer and So-| ciety Brand Suits and Over- coats; Monarch and Cluett ' Shirts; Eagle and Medlicott wick Clothing Steck Underwear; Pure Silk Shirts, Hosiery, etc., included. This stock is exceptionally high and has been re-marked to, rock-bottom sale prices tomorrow (Wednesday). Behold these values; they | can’t be beat. | | oo or a A pay fe Men's elegantly Tallored Suits, Kup- | Hundreds of Men's Higherade Over: prakeimer vee > age Brand make, » | Coats Crerth tog beautifully | Be ce. .... $14.85 grow... $12.85 Kuppenheimer Suits, heavy, a Bie frents and er, oes sare at" $3.98 ies re rene $2.48 ae $6. ’s Work Shoes $2.98 Men's Heavy Work Shoes, Union | Children’s Shoes, kid and gunmetal, aa. eee et $2.9 ri gm egg 98c sats 52.00 Stetson, en's Heavy Work Shoes, worth Seen one $3.98 28" $3.48 Same. $2.85 |e. e....$1.98) Arrow Collars 5c \Bandreds of Arrow Collars go on sale tomorrow at S¢ instead of Se contract price of 25c. They're slightly soiled, but good value, and we'll daa them up tomorrow (Wednesday) at the ridiculously low price of 5¢. | GD sizes. JSe President Suspenders go on sale tomorrow at 35¢. Men's Pure | Eagle brand Underwear on sale at $1.98. Men's Dress Shirts, | to $1.25, go at GB¢. Shirts of the better kind, including Cluett and | Mearch brands, that sold to $2.50, on sale at $1.25. | Men's 50c Wool Socks go Wednesday at 23¢. Men's Cotton Socks Handkerchiefs at 6¢. ii Wednesday we'll also sell Men's Pure Silk Socks at 23¢. Heavy Maanel Shirts, worth to $3.50, marked to $1.48. Light Chambray Work | faire go at GO¢. And Men's Union-made Overalls marked to $1.65. | Heavy Wool Mackinaw Shirts cut to $4.85. Heavy Outing sieges Gowns go at $1.48. 35¢ Lisle Garters go at 18¢. It will pay you to come to this sale tomorrow. Come carly Weunenday | <teme prepared to buy, and remember—Rogers will cash your Pay Check. | ys | . SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M. Ussk for the Big Union Store With the Red Front— Red Front Clothing Company "1508-1510 First Ave. S22 "sccn’ "ric "sires Just North of Pike Street It appears to be a landslide for democracy. Only Precincts missing are Central Africa and the South Sea Islands. Word of the abdication of kings and emperors there is momentarily expected. CAN YOU GRASP INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES? Not in many years have there been such good investment Opportunities as there are today. Good securities can be ob tained below par, with a correspondingly high yield with safety. But good investment chances mean nothing to the person without cash or credit to take advantage of them. Build up your reserve of both at the First National Bank and be ready for such opportunities. First National Bank REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest @Nd strongest plate known, covers very littie of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- teed 15 years. Best Gold Crown .....-- Set of Teeth (whalebone) Bridgework, ie tooth. Gold Fillings . Pistina Fillings Painless Extracting Free Have impression taken in the tion and advice free ty We Stand the 4 onage is Tee Ae! by our early patients whose work tinh iving good satisfaction Ask our pau who have tested our work Whee coming to our office, be sure nthe right place. Bring this ad with you Open Sundays From 9 te 12 for Workisg FP OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS. 97 UNIVERSITY sT. Oppesite Praser-Faterson Ceo. $5.00 8.00 00 Up 1.00 All work guaranteed f. peeing and get teeth months have }to prepare for the returr | dicitis. BETTER TRAIN SERVICE SOON TO GREET U. S. WASHINGTON, No " tion of troops’ movements will t sult in better passenger train ne ioe within the next two months, 1 road administration officials pr Thotisands of cars, which f used whol will be gradual traffic, it been transporting troops ly released to passenger was stated t Was hinted that local trains would be added wherever the ema nds uch necessary Ad lition of o or more transcont nental trains also was regarded ¢ ly, But the former system of many competitive tratus will not ¢ int again while the present admin | tration retains control, it was a serted Director General MeAdoo last apring clipped about 21,000,000 milex monthly from passenger train ser jee, Among those taken off wer seven transcontinental traina, run fling on practically paraliel line Complaints ha hed the ral road administration that in. son cases local service wax not sufficte Demobiliza tion however the administratio to meet the demand of the troops big problem for prene Not all of the tr will be a charged near their homes, and the railroads, it is pointed out, will t called upon to care in returning them for heavy traffs Universal Wage Is Sought by Hurley he allied ge Agreement betw ernments, shippin bor int ta, in nterents a ter standardized and universal wage, will be sought N. Hurley, of the United § ping board, now Chairm tat to En of Amer Hurley will in route can troops, Chairman first take up the matter in England | with the British Seamen's union. Good |Glasses [Pade toxp= aslowas $c) wr The I WEGNER OPTICAL CO. DQ. R. B. 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Doherty, loc dramatic ktructor, will take part in. the vaudeville entertainment to — be club auditorium December 6 given in the Prees 1311 Pitth ave TUESDAY, NOV children, puplix of Ruto | MBER 19, Child Actors Aid Smoke Fund : and Mildred Mins Doherty will turn the ceeds of the entertainment over Our nin Fr Thone charge ment are dixponing of Uc 1ith ave, Bast 859 1918. 1 , Soap ard Vaudeville _ Needed by Soldiers PAs nations, Ul Y Mt cA Knights of Co greater part of the ing Americ On two organt and the falla the work of supply in Europe umbur an soldiers und in training camps at home jwith the littl luxuries and com forta that a government program does nc Reading matter supplies and read come include sweets, correspondence 4 place to write and enter tainment and athietion © regular work of both organtan under one "Other organizations which share in the task of handling the funds of the National War Work cam paign, Uy ewlsh Welfare board, the War Work Community service the Y. W fed A the National Catholic War Work Council and the American Library tion, round out the work of th first twe or ganizations and fill in with special to needa on which the specialize organization, the Y been chosen by the government to out a portion the government's program—the conducting of the canteens The Knights © of Columbus carry bas ARMY FORECAST. According to Maj. Gen, Clarence P. Townsley, who arrived in Seattle Monday night to relieve Col. Samuel E. Alien, commander of the North | Pacific coast artillery district, the} future of the coast artillery depends on plans for an extended United States army, now under discussion | in Washington Anked if he thought the Ameri can men who had seryed in the| present war would desife to make the army their vocation, Gen Tow y said he did not believe thin Was the case, adding that it would be impossible for the men to remain in the army under any cir cumstance under demobilization procenses. He predicts an army of nominal size for the United States, DRY LAW WILL GO TO WILSON WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. — The national “war-time” prohibition bill, following final legislative action by the senate, goes to the president Thursday for hin approval. The bill| makes national prohibition effective | July 1, continuing thruout the demo- bilization process. The rent profiteering rider was atricke out by the senate, which the conference report on the ainder of the provision, already | approved by the houre Opponents of the bill claim that if! peace is actually declared before June 30, 1919, when all aale of intoxt. cants stops the bill cannot become operative Leaders on both sides admit that it may be necessary to take the matter to the courts to obtain a final deci sion |Even the Chinese | Have Rent Leeches| WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--If you| neck t ape th rent profiteer an housing problem, don't mle er » Hongkong partment of com merce show these evila exist almost to the same extent in Hongkong 8 they do in Washington, which ts generally conceded the champion shi | Rents have moved skyward so rap-| Jidly that, they almost prohibitive | to the man of modest means, the re port says, And it's next to imposal ble to get a place to live. Influx of persons of wealth from other parts! of the country i# said to be respon: | | sible for this situation STREET CARS ARRIVE one-man ra for the mu iT arrived ecording to Thomas Mur utilities chief. They will be put into service as soon as they are | found to come up to required tests FOHACCO FUND ©. 1. Frognar, 5 Genesee at.§ 2.00 | Leater 712 24th av. 2.00 Chrysta 346 Second ave. N 1,60 Seattle Aerie No. 1, ¥,"O, 50.00 | K. Thaine, Launch Hear, ¢ | “Wash 1.00 Ol we 6600 | wrkers, Smith Cove DR CHRISTMAS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 19.--Im | hank turkeys will not killed for Thanksgiving, but will be saved for Christmas, under request today of | tne U. 8, food administration, the lines and in villages jtaken it upon itself to specialize in rte lean conridered by other war relief organizations Baths Appreciated Nothing gives greater satisfac tion or relax n to the fighting man, coming from the trenches or the battle line caked with mud and blood and wéary with tor urs than a shower bath, and facilities are provided Back of the lines in the rest bil lets and concentration npH, pro ma were lean ¢ than at the front until ub x of Co lumbus took ot ne « g the bathing It in but one of the y activi ties of the Knights lumbur but one of the most appreciated One of the first requisitions mad Rey. John B. De Valles « the fi saplaing Kent over by the Knighta of Columbus, wax for a shower bath and he set it up in connection with head quarters in a tittle bh town and it was overworked from the first. From this spread the move ment for establishing shower baths in club houses being opened behind NOMINAL SIZED |SHELL-SHOCKED AIDED BY PARIS PARIS, Nov. 19.—The thetic wrecks of the war are so! suffering from shattered Parin has many of them pear to be normal, Put they'r man wrecks, Shell shock or the iness from wounds have left in weakened health, subject to mort pa nerves They aftermath of m 5 PAGE Christma Is Ready for You Merchandise Thi Selection at Earl Store She Rhodes Co. 9A.M.to5 P.M. | Store Hours Towels A vite wor Bool Jersey and Serge i hich to re pleniah set hese Dresses Th 4 ortment ugyest gifts for Sj ; l $ men and Gift pecia 19. 75 especially appropriate for New Second Floor the newly ed, a ’ } th 1 A I Mm: S’ and small women e Towe ! ’ ip a - lhe have a decided advantage rain of happy though in this sale of fifty Wool Jersey for the give Quality and Serge Dresses, as a special and asgort unsur- purchase, of passed which — thi rat number i Fan Bath Towels, in composed, cor plain and jac i weaves, isted of sizes at 16, 18 and 36 60¢, 65¢, T5¢, $1.00 aes only. The and $1.35 \ style: include Wash Cloths, plain and Loose Panel, fancy in patterns to Tunic and — “Spy match Bath Towels v ap vi 10¢, 12).¢, 15¢ sila | Shaving Towels, in nov-} Which are enhanced with silk } elty weaves, with pink $ fringe, flat silk braid and but- "] SMA Wine borders, at ; tons. The color assortment con- | fue. Sue D Py i ) sists of Burgundy, sand, Pekin and blue borders, at 20€¢ | blue, French blue, poilu, navy, Towel Sets, consisting of green, brown, taupe and_ blac k. a e hi ) Former prices were $24.50 and two Bath Towels, two} $99.50, While they last, Wednes- oe Wash Cloths and one! day, choice at ......... $19.75 Shaving Towel. A_ set? $1.75 oe lent heart attacks. Most of them now lack energy and perseverance They have become awkward, like big children. And if employment is found for them—for many have large families to support--they quickly lose their jobs thru apathy or collapse A nociety in Paria in doing ¢ thing possible to relieve the # ings of these victims of Hun f fulness. It has been operating very uffer right witt | the authorization of the French gov « t under the name “L'Assist- | an aux Blesses Nerveux de la juerre. ‘Don't Suffer From Piles Ne Matter It You et Believe ten Necessa: ree ot Pile Treatment. Try Pyramid fi Tt will quick relief and hai ‘ed thou from the knife, Rive sands A free trial will) Good Looks Withget Good Health Ave An wful Disappointment. convines, Send today, or better fr a 60 cent box of Pyramid tment at any drug store. right thing to do. Do 4 veut own sake, to stop Sieeaing or protruding piles, orrhoids and such Take no aubstitute. plain | Name Fough se weeeeeeees of Years etn, Pile It ts it for itching, hem rectal troubles ox. perience In fitting ; and making ‘ glasses, and our . low operating ex} ’ ‘ pense, enable us to make better | glasses for less) money. | Reading or 1 Glasses, gold Broken Lenses duplicated SCHOONMAKER OF 1328 Firat Ave. Qne Bleck South I short notice at reduced prices | | | on ™ oS EYES OUR SPECIALTY my Linen Guest Towels, hem- stitched, plain and fig- ured, 55¢, 65¢ and 75¢ Beacon Bath Robe | Blankets $4.95 and $6.50 Cotton Guest Towels, in neat stripes, with hem- —Upper Main Floor. stitched border. Each HE woman who selects Bath Robe Blankets a woe { right now will insure herself against disap- Huck Towels, all linen ; } pointment later on, as past experiences show and hemstitched........ } that many have been unable to obtain the pattern | T5e, $1.35 and $1.50 and color wanted at the last rush. We have an immense stock to select from now, > which compri Indian and conventional designs in colorings of tan, navy, Copenhagen blue, dark Bath Mats, in plain blue, pink, green and white. F Oriental patterns. : : oe m $1. 0. P32.00, ( green, red, gray, lavender, pink and light blue. } $2.25, $2. 0 ‘and $2.75 ( Size 72x90, with neck cord, frogs and girdle, com- 1 —Upper Main Floor . $4.95 and $6.50 ) plete, at |that the war was over, and that ” “The War Is Over, that old stall was no longer suita Prisoner Is Told |)». R. Holland got in “Dutch” Police Court Judge John B. | Portland Delays Victory Jubilee} PORTLAND, Nov. 19%.—Originally scheduled for Saturday and late w with PEACE CELEBRATION advanced to T' keiving. Port. Gordon «Monday afternoon, when,} A meeting to celebrate peace will land's Victory jubilee” is today | arralgnéd for having three pints of |be held by the coy patriotic booked for the date when peace shall/champagne in his possession, he service, Division NO. Greyer- be declared, t une Mayor Baker, in agreed to join the marines were he | biehl's hall, 28th and Jackson, Tues- released. He was told by the court statd that Thanks his proclamatior giving day should be served. The committee in agreed and arranged for a communt- ty sing on Thanksgiving day instead. day night. everently ob- charge EPILEPTIC] ATTA CKS Have Been STOPPED For Over 50 Years OR. KLINE’S EPILEPTIC EMEDY. It isa rational an’ — successful treatment for 7 (Falling Sickness) and bi Nervous Derengements. Cet or order it atany drug store. — r beok Itis Resinol the tested skin treatment Your druggist will also tell you tha Resinol Ointment is excellent for re lieving the smart, itch, and burn c mosquito-bites, and insect-stings. 1 soothes and cools skins burned by wind or sun, All dealers sell Resin Ointment. Men who use Resinol Shavin, Stick find soothing lotions unneces sary. I Can Increase Your Income “'Resinol is what you want for your skin-trouble—Resinol to sfof the itch- ing and burning—Resinol to Aea/ the eruption, This gentle ointment has been so effective for years in treating eczema, ring worm, itching, burning ‘rashes, and sores, that it has become a standard skin treatment. It con- tains nothing that could irritate the tenderest skin."" actory Demonstration of Peete Bros.’ Products Sanit A pleasing appearance adds value to your earning ability health—-gives the fficlency. We bad faults > P reasonable T have placed such a firm business that T can guarantee to the best quality of work aterial at my advertised dentistry upon basi These goods have been famous for years for their fine quality and need little mention here. For demonstration we will give free, 1 bar of Creme Oil Soap with 5 Bars Crystal White Senn) Special for 1 Package of Sea Foam. . "50c Combined Value 78c..... t My personal depends upon your tion, satisfac- Examination Free He H “I E Dr. J.T. Wi'son S10% t Ave. Snponite « Obey that visit Dr. Wilson and pulse today