The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 5

Store ome “7 to 5 Sale Is for Tuesday Lratams An ein Sale of Suits | AT HALF PRICE 172 Suits at Half Priee~Tuesday Only There are too. many Suits im our stock and we have decided to clear them out by going through the assortment and selecting the numbers that should be out of the house by this time. This offer includes beautiful fur-trimmed Sirits, tones, tricotines, serges, plain and checked velowrs, Four of these trated in the 17—$25.00 12—$29.50 24—$39.50 18—$45.00 2%4—-$49.50 7—$59.50 5—$65.00 NO APPROVALS, NO EXCHAN( “Minimum charge on Suits entering alteration reom $4.00. sketch, Suits $12.50 Suits $14.75 Suits $17.50 Suits $19.75 Suits $22.50 Suits $24.75 Suits $29.75 Suits $32.50 &— 860.50 1B o aoe 2— $100.00 1—$125,.00 1—8150,00 1— $225.00 fine This Offer Good for Our Day Onby—Tuesday NOTHING LAID NO TELEPHONE ASIDE WITHOUT - 3 GOODS MAY BE CHARGED BUT CANNOT BE RE duvets-de-laine, silver- Suits are illus- Suits now.....$34.75 Suits now... ..$37.50 Suits now. $42.50 Suits now. 347.50 Suits now . $50.00 Suits now....,.$62.50 Suits now.....$75.00 Suits now... . $112.50 CALLS, NO C. O. D,'s DEPOS STURNE dD We urge you to take home all minor alterations, as it will be senve time until all sale suits can be altered. SECOND AT SPRING J “STUMEZE” Stops DENSMORE NOW Two Bits Buys a Contented Stomach---A Joy Forever! “Listen! Why. take a chance af 25c andermining your health, your job just because you have a They are fine stomach? loss of health, good looks. joy wagon! help life! box of STL or losing wonder-workers means Stomach Distress sour. gassy. outof-order, sick, puny Neglect personal megnetism. misery You can't ex pect to feel fit while you have dys pepsia or indigestion Make you to a healthier Go to your drug store NOW while you think of it, MEZE for great Get on the your stomach tablets, the stomach — {Ils. try them!” Grip or Influenza has all the symptoms of a very bad Cold, in fact, Colds '\ ** %" ‘partial boay Cause Gri) and Influenza. feel a Cold coming on Stop It A good plan is not to wait until you feel sick and feverish, but just as soon as you by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets, poteh destroy germs, act as a Tonic and Laxative, and poe system in condition to throw off attacks of Grip and Influenza. Laxative Bromo Quinine’ Tahlets remove the cause of Colds, Grip Seon Relieve Feverish and Painful Headaches caused LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is the first and original : It is used by every Civilized Nation, and has a larger sale in the United States than the combined sales of all other cold and grip remedies. It Cold and Grip Tablet. and Influenza from Colds has stood the test for more than a Quarter of a Century. Remember there is Only One “Bromo Quinine” 0al for full name and took for this signature on box Price 30 Cents ©. Love STAR WAN’ it ADS BRING RESUL TS | good happier and get a | sick until & Ve ' il ailments, ine | One dose will convince or money re SAN FRANCISCO, John B. 2. With Densmore reported hurry ing eastward. ington, it was believed here he ees never appear before the San F eclsco grand jury, which in sce king to probe into charges made in the sensational Denamore report the Mooney prosecution What Densmore expects do with regard to important immigration cases set for trial in federal court he ia unknown. He was to have been a witness. Foreman McCarthy, of the grand jury, said he had talked with Wm J. Armstrong, — sallor-investigator who worked for Densmore. He maid Armstrong might appear before the grand jury today. Attorney General Webb ts expect ed to act soon on the request that he appoint a special prosecutor to take charge of the grand jury If one is appointed, Superior Judge Mogan may point out to Secretary Wilson that District Attorney Fick ert, at whom the Densmore report was aimed, no longer has any au thority over the grand jury, and that hence Densmore might testify befor upon 0 INDIGESTION, EAT ONE rie Pape’s Diapepsin instantly re- lieves any distressed, upset stomach Lumps of undigested food causing | ; When your stomach ts aci¢ gassy, sour you have flatulence artburn, here is instant relief—No uiting A A | upset chs nd they cost very little pain Seops hy Old Way Now years ago when I got stomach trouble. I have spent a fortune for medicine whieh did not cure. I kept on suffering ting worse. A fellow worker about Mayr’s Wonderful I After taking three doses [ felt like a| different man; before taking it I] could not He on my be ide I can al ny old way.’ It is je, harmless preparation that s the catarrhal muet from the intestinal tract and all the inflammation which causes prac tically all stomach and inter a sire rem liver luding appendicitis funded and druggists nent Bartell’s 5 Drug everywhere, Stores Advertise presumably to Wash-| k nor right |Tuseania and Otranto victims. MONDAY, DEC STAR REPORTE SEES GERMAN DURING REVOL BY EDWARD M. THIERY N. E, A. Staff Correspondent. BASLE, Switzerland, Dee. I have just come out of Germany. 1 was the first American correspondent to cross the Rhine. Two American Red Cross workers, girls, entered Ger- many with me. They are Cheta Geary, 11! Denver, and Letitia Curtis, 1516 Masonic ave., San Fran cisco, We visited St. Ludwig, Huningen, Neudorf; we in spected the railroad bridges across the Rhine into Loerrach, at the foot of the Black forest; we went around behind the fortified Mount Trillegen, In Baden, flamingly of German soldiers marching home. they were SINGING “Wir hab’ den Krieg verloren, Nun gehen wir nach Heim!” (“We have lost the war—now we are going home.”) A thousand released Italian prisoners of war, on their way home, were cheered lustily by the homeward-bound Germans. Un side were red-beflagged, we saw thousand And, most amazing, they were joyously singing: signed German officers who appeared at the road not saluted. Throw Away Rifles; Retreat Orderly The retreat was orderly. Many of the German privates had thrown away their rifles and w carrying red banners I talked with a German officer, Lieut. Sandblein. : lad the kaiser is gone,” he said. “We hail Baden each Rhinelander home I saw was bedeeked with the red flag of the socialist government and the popu lace rejoicing at their escape from the shells of the allied armies which they have missed so narrowly. The frontier guards were withdrawn across the Rhine, but our way was barred at Freiburg and we returned thru Alsace, south of Mulhausen, and saw the tremendous demon- strations of joy with which the Alsatians greeted the eom- ing of the French and the release from German dorvinatien. Women Enter Fortifications Happy bands of Alsatian w ren on the heets ef retreat ng Germans k possession of impregnable fortifi mn. 1 vinited twice the Rhine bridgehead of Loerrach, where the Germans had planned te , make a laet stand defense, the bri at Karlerehe, the netwerk of com mount» The whellp solidly plant wot quarters ed im the billy dugouts and ¢« a thousand soldiers, were crete tren: which we ground, itse Th rming a semiciecle on the weet bamk of the wmboweled the fortress ef metal and weed and cath traps were alemert Maden side, with their males and eatesding fer tians have ¢ man ammunition, De © reserve defenses on the ymmencing at the east river edge da wire, © when the first French officer arrived in an autemebile or streaming from its front, heralding the conqwerers, amd apparently without regret, relinguisked the useless kine with the tri-c the ¢ in Ft aslo I have seen German nebiiity fleetmg by alrplane, lended aca s wafe refuge here I have s ere interned here tearing off their weitersrs in anger thelr army The censat the distant battle seunds hax preduced a strasge a here Biewe beard the guns for four years, and the sienge is abno pal carrying ax much of their treasune the certainty that an armistice was with to be A been int Propagandists Are Stranded in Basle Hundreds of German propagandists of imperial funds, waiting to see what governm gned, and continues daily rman prince, who escaped in an airplt erned here as a formality, He ts safe led with gel@, hae His wealth nate are xtranded here with the cessa ashes t will prevail in thelr own land Switzerland for returned prise in a clearing house for refugees, for Red Cross workers yners, for dip! © representatives and pro} ints itude of convention gatherings of It ts like vast hotel with various nationalitie a perfect of sound Unending trainioads of ragged, starved Italian prisoners coming out of Germany are rushed thru Switzerland to Italy, their Switzerland forbidden. PAIN, PAIN, PAIN, STOP NEURALGIA Rub nerve torture, pain and all misery right out with “St. Jacobs Liniment” Yanks Overcharged' Riot Breaks Out ARMY WITH THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION, Dec E You are to be pitied—but re. member that neuralgia torture and pain is the easiest thing in the world to stop. Please don't con tinue to suffer; it’s so needless Get from your druggist the small against high *r| trial bottle of “St. Jacobs Liniment;’ overcharging Of) sour a little in your hand and gently rub the “tender nerve” or sore spot, and instantly—yes, im Germans Scurry madaralyccail” pains age’ nd Out of Russia “":! PARIS, Dec, 2 Marching ward thru snow and rain, a Ge Jacobs Liniment” conquers pain—It ix perfectly harmless and doesn't burn or discolor the skin Nothing else gives relief so quick ly It never fails to stop neural n instantly, whether in the part of the home rman army 0} ying F ler ¢ vu ia is ere na of are being 1 eating Huns, wh hens d by the he U.S. savin Gain in Russian Attack L, Dec Returning force of Americans hag recaptured the Karpagorski, a provision , 120 miles up the Pinega river Pinega RED CROSS MONUMENT MARKS HERO GRAVES , head or body any Don't suffer! la n 1s Scotland, Nov 4 4 memorial to CE Py se carnal edaser ig about this man—six the er victims of the || GLASSES (ron in atattio in eal work tor >, and ‘retail which 5 wsanda of 1 patients oeation the is_ having ae made a granite monument, 160° feet high $2.50 and up The shaft will be placed on the SF 99 988 MP island, fac where lie the highest headl ing the four cen DR. DICKERSON P O) 2 ig BAR R 10¢ fe nfs) |. “Once you try, again and agein you'll buy” ALBERT HANSEN 1010 Second Ave. ARCS CEES 2, 1918 > Garfield st.,|' disembarkation in There Was acted, Get the relief a mustard pla: plaster and wit tard. that it works wonde not blister chitis, (it often pr 9AM. to ov M Military Money Belts Special Tuesday 25¢ Shop in the | Morning $3.95 Crepe de Chine Blouses Reduced for Tuesday to $2.25 Upoer Mein Proor REP de Chiee Plows witty smd im thie nate aawortmremt — im trimmed Breet eked vat. and “ake and fieok clades heee id ethers with feta collars 6 tw 46, In white FIRE SWEEPS HIP THEATRE Fire of unksowr Pabere amd Stprimg wt of $. Hip tee 000 Miepritey mes and curteins started im the musict @recetly under the st alarm was sound than advertised DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR with “Never-Tet* 80, — sly. reee, friend# can “ Safe, certain. Not ndye, not sticky. No redilish tints, po extras to buy. Comes in Pertumed Tebiete- cally dissolved fo a litte water as used. At drug: fats bee, or direct in plain ‘ WEVER-TEL LABORATOMES COmPARY Dept. 321. manana ort CITY, mo. FRESH FROM THE OCEAN May Be Sent Back East to the Home Folks for Christmas Big, Fat Salmon, to 9 Ibs. will be aywhere in the U. 8, charges paid, for $2.25 These fish carefully packed in ice, re-iced daily en route and GUARANTI TO REACH DESTINATION in good condi tion. Pacific Salmon Co. ard Bldg., Phone Main for Congestion and Colds as Mustard old But er burned and _bti the ole x ¢ tenderes skin, ze Muste: ‘ole inwiththe > throat, bron- | tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, | te the probable Nothing So Good 1 mustard. red while it d help that ree the 30c and 60c ars Phodpital size $2.50, | of they PAGE $5.00 and $6.50 Jilk and Wool Dress Skirts | Juesday $3.95 New Second Floor J in pra her out of doors, or t who desires a sep rain, wind and cold, will find a garment are made of Wool Panama and Silk and Cotton Mixed Wool Plaids and Silk Messaline Mired Poplin, with elastic with yol two rt plain®black, on velty pockets, and brown, & light gra hagen-blue measures gundy, plum | Drape Veils "| Special Tuesday 58¢ Main Floor purchase of SPECIAL 2 seven dozen drape Veils will be placed on Tuesday and circular effects and have borders of dots and embroid- ery. They colers of brown, taupe, purple, navy and black. These would sett, if priced. in the regular way, at 61.00, White they Inet Turaday, special at 58¢ These are in oblong are displayed in | } i m., and the flames extinguished , half an hour later. At noon Monday the management alace Hip announced that secure some other theatre in which to pre sent their show until the Hip stage and scenery could be rebuilt the endeavoring to 11 business woman whose work calls » home woman te skirt which ical and adapted to the servic in thi wulted to the purpose shirred top styles or models nd straight gore finished with displayed in , taupe and Co All lengths in regulation belt FREE DOCTOR RIGHT DRUG Co. STORES Leek for the Free Decter signa. of 85¢ and $1.00 Waistings Tuesday, Yard 75c Upper Main Floor Tuesday the Domes- OR F Uc Section has repriced one hundred and fifty yards of fancy patterned silk and cotton mixed fabrics which are adapted for the making of waists, dresses, kimonos, etc The selection consists of Jacquard designs, checks and stripes in assorted light and dark colors. 5 If you value your watch, Haynes repair it. theatre.— Advertisement. TRUSS TORTURS be eliminatec by w let Near Liberty fenepers Rupture Support we gyre free trial to prove its superior= 4& LUNDBERG Co, et Third Ave $3.00 Set Nippon China Cups and Saucers $2.39 a Set These Nippon China Tea Cups and Saucers are beautifully decorated and come in several different designs and patterns. Set of six cups and saucers, regular value $3.00, special for, a set See window display and you will appreciate this sterling value. $1.25 Flashlight 75c This Flashlight is the flat type that can easily be carried in the pocket. nickel-plated finish. Case is made of metal with Comes complete with globe and a tested Eveready battery. Reg. $1.25. Special. .75¢ $1.95 Express Wagon for $1 These Wagons are made by the Gendron Wheel Co. and are very well constructed, having good, strong steel wheels and axles. Body of wagon is 1114 x24 inches and is painted in attractive colors. Regular $1.95. Special for . 39 gt cern ea mp site ee acne arn emmy nat ah