The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 12

ees WHAT'S HOHENZOLLERN GAME? : Slane . . . ™ = Ww ° : Oye eo O De @ (0) Re p S (0) (2) : ; STORE HOURS 9 A. M. TO 5 IP. M.--SIIOIP IEAIRILY : GERMANY AND ALLIES ASKING: ; ; ; +4 Christmas Cards Parcel Wrapping : . . ) . TRY HIM QUICK, BEGS EUROPE: “iii” -Vaterson Baten ; Sasa : @ : — ——— wz HAROLD EK. RECHTOL : : urepean M ° any More Rest at Front Than in wvLenden Eneiand |S A Clearance Sale Saturday of Gloves for Gifts : . ~ " nanan eee AP a OL tit GiG>s) hb } Paris Night of Last Air Raid, |} Kaiser Nimbus? Uwenty Handsome Dresses amd 7), giraye Acceptat : Give Us Bread F; ; Gif : LONDON—The Central rocks OMEN’S Moc} : kaiser and stating tearfully: “We for Women and Misses style, full pique ewn, : must, after an interval of prepar f " tir ® | inter "Ke r'ehe sine ce he | 3 Special $$7.50 stitching. | Pearl, gray, 3 athertand ithout hir oy an, sand, butte anc d } lone the glory of t “"* > ATTT TENET Oo =r : ° 2 EAUTIFUL, fashion- white; pair $2.75 > ° ae ails’ didtan cof rosa Silk lined “Moch= Ph» Tow Shop Blas Splendi¢ ; i * ly forego the P ne-cla ! ye } length, supply us with bread that Georgette combinations, ; wz ts 3.50 i] : } we are able to eat 3. heavily beaded and braided te Rivest Assortments of New Dolls : } cling the head, as of Christ or a effects, as well as many Gloves, pique and prix 4 } ontnt trimmed in laces. seam sewn, yok im VERY little girl must havea Dolly for this happy Christ. ~ What is Bill Hohenzollern's game? 7 were priced $65.00 ans -" ‘aie - os pins, ne i his: ati Ahi emg gb Ps 3 : : wir pene: : Is be planning a counter-revolution 4 pr 4a be 0 2.75 00 Price Basement is ready to supply a great iny of them— % in Germany when he thinks the right 4 were pric $68.75 a gp ligg so: plendid assortments of the favored kinds, the newest kinds, § promiank han seivel? * —5 were priced $75.00 rn a ne : ‘ vs ; ° | europe is asking ae details of the|S —2 Were priced $85.00 Kheld and black. | All Sizes in Baby Dolls With Bisque Heads : It has been stated from several —Navy blue, flesh, gray, Christmas There is a shortage this season of Character Baby Dolls Hi everces that the kaiser considers beige and black. ct with bisque heads and sleeping eyes—the Dolls that are so H himoelt temporarily interned” in —Saturday clearance price Ribbon lifelike and loved by every little girl. But we were fortunate $ Tettiens he te: beseawe seoker or . $57.50 ms in securing complete and large assortments, ranging in price § from . $1.2 later the allies are expected to pu > to $12.00 “ Third Floor. ED or gree na < him on trial But is that what he @ . ” a4 Underetands Dy “temporary intern Ritees ot red 4 und , The New abe on ictory Dolls Are M4 oo ope tx wondering whether he A Remarkable Sale of Women's and Misses’ © with he Attracting Much Attention : omsxesy. abisiaaed, or westher bie ° Reece ge Two styles in these clever Dolls. Full jointed Dolls with Rigas wramis’-aniaeie <. dunes Winter Coats at $4 Dainty Sachet Ba sleeping eyes, long, curly hair, in several sizes, priced $4.75, to attempt a comeback ored ribbor $6.50 and up. Not that there's a chance of that shapes; be jeither. The allies think that before many months have passed the kaiser in likely to want a home almost any- | where nave in Germany | GERMAN REVOLUTIONISTS | REPORTED NERVOUS Formerly Priced $65.00 and $75.00 —About equal numbers at each of the former prices. Splendid, fashionable, high grade gar- & | ments of velours, silvertones, broadcloths and Normandy cloth -Also the Amber Kid Doll, fitted with unbreakable head, § shown in two styles—short hair and painted eyes, others with long, curly hair and sleeping eyes. Priced at $2.25, $3.25, $4.75 and up. Horsman Art Dolls in Wide Variety ' Cushior 4 rr 1 Navy blue, brown, black, Burgundy, taupe. Some BY J. B. = | Across a court thru windows that) bur at any rate the German revo aie tak Guetinian, scltenit ind teatte) bases Sebvek-ah —The famous Horsman Art Dolls in many sizes and style dust Back From Western Front | opened on a winding stairway, 1) tutionists, expecially near the border 1 Belted style lined througt ith heavy Ox Girl Dolls, Boy : I was in Paris on the night of the | are 4 sand lined throughout with hea aur 8, Boy Dolls and Baby Dolls, all prettily dressed, and le ate a ty the G as. Jt|**™ eroups patter down the aera | weate they hear of his «doings, are silk or matin, s every one moderately priced at $1. $1 was on September 25. ory anit > cagear gggomadiase! > snag a begs wo edi —Every one is a high grade garment and of- Blandkerchiets upwards. 65¢, 00, $1.25, $2.00 I have been with the army in| then into the cellar. There would | ie et ine way bh ute fers a remarkable value for........ $419.50 n , inet of Fiemes for ive days. We) come © nll in the firing, and then) 0)" roreas not only in ctviban| Fraser-Paterson Cn. Third Ploor For Women —The Toy Shop in the Basement is easy of access, + re ee eae ee Seen e Dae | DRY “ose eset tase Sep CONTE RAST athens ouch os 8 back-number! SPECIALLY featured for Two street entrances on University Street, two eleva- our clothes off. We had only talk loudly and excitedly with much | ©! ; wee t 4 ar snatches of sleep in the midet of | waving of lights. Then the firing | *P0Uld wear, but also in full official Mast kg IN GO CTE ors and stairway from the Main Floor. the terrific bombardment. would redouble and into the cellar|Teealia. Why dors he parade in un Two Sales of Girls’ Coats uh wa aad amined It was getting on my nerves a| they would duck like ae many ane | Sie, be coactegs See plain | sian ‘cheek “aes dnawek ad : “ oem up the 100 miles tol Srenen-ees sd ole ‘aan all thix| Holland dispatches say Witholmn's Sizes 8 to 14 Years a ae oF aoa co : By Bic toe’ niches reat |wan going oo, tho for all the firing | attitude ts that hie future will "de mae ben of three, rewuberty Special Price Basement “At 1:15 the most unearthly sound i could have gone peacefully back | Pend on events : At $10 00 and “qo i awoke me. It was the sirens giving | to slumber. You get used to that | ctrit: Doman doesn't like that e Bagge " warning the boches were coming. | at the front. The voices were the soge s+ Migatatanangy Eidem settles, | y colored or white emb Farther go ras Tombarames:|dncarng nate [Eee witer nto tar hn To at $1650 3 pice o rie mnt omens Fime than hear those sirens. They wail) For an hour and a half the en | of & grand court of the allies a een asa 65e ws Ake @ lost soul. TRH | rasement lasted. Then at nearty | Oe beiton ae ig her gee WO splendid lots offer- + eather enctngg “psy hap. ae I thought | heard the whirr mo-|\4 o'c the firing ceased. “Ber 2 - court ts : . , “ ae ae ond tors. And then the antiaircraft | loque” sounded, the bugle signal} already in existence--tusy on invests ing new Coats for girls chipte in Curietmas box. each ws oats guns ict loose, lalla well wowed and conyperwig ad pe ciered, of 8 to 14 years, at a great ese om epg ~ a, —~ Pith 3 J ‘ * &* © © & ei. oo So ali it Re Gente ts oat deal less than original — pemetitened: a box .. -25 BY 2. R. GROVE [Sn4 four feet deep. The Germand] i ‘te Germany) at the hands of prices. First Floor. Creator of “Comedies of the Camp | spotted it for what it was, am obser-| 1" mn | T ata and “Over There With the Yanks” erp em — pate errno ok gm web ne atttet egtnton Seda Fae ih a an i oo I've had a taste of gas. is rkness they crospet = 4 . " ar attracti: ‘ I know something of the feelings |*round us, The nearest shelter was 6, hom lg ela epee be tried They are made of ribelines, cord Photo Frames HE star attraction from ©f the fellow with shell shock. across the side.of the: Ril 300 yards SUMUMEn ss tan sweska eveor snag uroys and ¢ ariots t0 savy blue : the Special Price Base- by | away eo she within wrown ant en. Fu sth a . cw rather ona ag age yl, — im his crimes, sentence hirn and then | coats with large convertible col Special 69e ment for Saturday selling: nois organ tl gas burned| I'd counted myself lucky going in meg oo vet gang ype larn of velvet and be ata a6. INDI a One hundred fine, fresh, | Hp malininesy ae — yore ror gio. «4 hat and sentence. Advocates of such a pian | LOT TWO at $16.50 sigh grade Winter Coats Semsrty ramp geo new Plush Coats, every- We were standing near a stone| into that hole I bumped heads with | ™*Y !t would prevent any “martyr priced $18.75, $20.00 and $25.00. They are of xplendid qual toy hee lvee: Bones ga: one a surprising value, quarry and the Germans were shell | the other newspaper man and lost | business” end they think that by ity pebble cheviots, zibelines and velours, in Burgundy, ero wae ak cations teak and a splendid style for Sale thé hick ‘eouee. |both of them. I hadn't anything on | that time the Germans would prob- brown, navy blue and green. Large velvet collars; all cor ge Bae yi sy coe the price. A great special There came a “Ptoof” in the | ™y head. {ably carry out any sentence imposed vertible styles, Saturday’s very special pric $16.50 Sacha ‘one cane eheke” dee gy Satu bushes near us, just like that. | Every time a shel! went over 1| With fervor Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor. bree none purchase for Saturday— ‘Some one said, “Gas?” ducked my head into the side of the| KAISER RAVED AT | a . : r Set values such as only the i fhe leatenant sald, “No.” hill, Ul the cords of my neck were| ARMISTICE TERMS | Two Extraordinary Sales of Special Price Basement ‘There came another “Ploof.” sore from the strain. Detailed stories from Germany ax can offer. to scenes at Spa when the armistice terms were received, may throw fur. | @ ther Hght on the kalser’s decision to abdicate. We got back under cover of dark ‘The lieutenant in't wait to sa; anything. He pt ge liam his con, | new, but when I went up the next he kept day, I began to shake. I lnughed sei silassea, But he kept on and tried 0 O08 Moet! tak | —Every one is brand new —just received — bought below value, and sold way Girls’ Lot 1 $18.75 Lot 2 $22. 50 I started to beat It, too, getting | Couldn't stop.shaking. And it was) Ho is said to have read the terms below their real worth. ae some time before I had stopped rnt-|ang raved. Hindenburg advined ter : 7 * 6 = Vheedehgond png pag wise. | tne my equipment and my teeth| mediate acceptaner and the kaiser | © N lot one there are some 28 Dresses, 25 that —All made of excellent ‘ends, Mine stuck. I fumbled it. oO lggs <= pongo ie on post | Amwered. “Never! Then he changed were priced $25.00 and 3 that were priced | as wd a fn. —_ - stumbled and lost my hold on it perth his mind, but abused Hindenburg for Oo & a Ft ® ie i ‘ i t t wi Finally { dropped in a ditch, to get|W® had and saw the advance on/ not telling him of the seriousness of $22.50 each. They are spelendid, attractive mod- = foci dig jour “ below the gas, and managed to get | three towns from which the boches | the situation els, of velveteen, taffeta, and silk and velvet com- serviceable linings, an tite mask on were ousted that day, but I'd rather) and it was after the decinion to binations. rose, Copenhagen can be had in_ several | be back in the bushes where the gax " mat ‘and my | shells were falling than there. smart belted models. Plain and beaverette trimmed. —All sizes, 36 to 46, inclu- sive. —These are the, best Plush Coat values we've ever of- accept the armistice the reports, that he trip to Holland to get interned.” he took no official leave of the or the people. But the rapidity of according to decided on the “temporarily It may be recalled that on Black, navy blue, Special or and plaids. mee —LOT TWO offers twent 16 years. face treatment. But my nose were biistered and my ial emarted for two weeks. ‘As for shell shock. It was months ago, but when I get to thinking of it, 1 have a funny feeling and I rl to shake sll ‘ESAPED HUNS; 7 Dreames that were $ that was $3 t were $ 1 Dresw 9 Dr | the revolutionary movement at that | 6 om | time may have had something to a Dy , | with the speed with which he got 1 Drens $37.50 eact e ‘ e ry e e ° ° ry ° ° ry e e e ° e e ° ° e e Two of us had followed a Meuten that was $39 . i sider oy that ge : ant out to a shell hole on the side | over the border —They are made of fine ta’ feta silk, silk ging- siderable. Special, 00 of & hill to watch the advance of the | (Special to The seas by.N. A) There is much dissatixfaction with ‘ai vhay Bird ylaids and velvet combinations : Coa sare fine : 42nd infantry on Fere-en-Tardenois.| PARIS, Dec. 13.—Slavery impored | roland for harboring him, and Hoat}$ Ams, jos pee Ae stylen’ ta hias ron A sige ered vad e ‘The hole was about ten feet across | bY ci efron ar =r ee tinck is about as popular as hi Dressy ata ale sty 4 in oe ake n, ni gifts. : Sate jinvaded regions took its cruelest | guest blue, Burgundy, rose and Copenhagen. Special on °. ° p= " ry ig ag | re Sh eae eae Eee oo oe - Saturday, your choice ............044. 22.50 Gift Suggestions Three Hundred Fancy Heatherbloom : ti j , 1 GOES TO DRY DOCK ¢& Mrager-Patorson Co, Third Floc 7 . cr | Leader of Priests | They were made up of young girts,| MARU GOES TO DRY DOCK ' . For Men Petticoats at $1.25 Each 3 ‘ Seeking Irish | oetittale and civilians of vere @eadan | Maru will be in dry dock for a few Choice of the Entire Stock of 1 beige a —Pretty and practical are these Petticoats of splendid 4 ' ‘ | days for repairs ” ¢ Jack quality floral figures. Shades of rv lavend “4 | ° Py in life, a 1 {D2 sired Dy teas juality, in ni oral figures, Shades of rose, lavender, 4 Nationalism Leip tatiatens wine thatched: trom | T rimmed Hats at Half Price ~ ei accu atate delft blue, helio, gold, etc., on black grounds. All have e —- plent tos another to perform, hard DARKEN GRAY HAIR : se aeaer wane, deep. flourioen: : ae icten their take ead thoy | rey gi White Hats) $10.00, $12.50 and #18 A Special Price Basement feature at, each....$1.25 H were {iL A remarkable sale wag Mb gesriene e fa a z i ° . |Society Women Everyw a : nous Pendleton blanket robes rps : oie Se eS 4 pe sixeanotd boy, a nat ve of Can,| Now line ta Ons a rhere § that offers hundreds $15.50 «1 825.00 Two Hundred New Cre pe Warsts $ dry, was ina “disciplinary battalion” -_ a rt »Y q _ € _ lo y of mart Winter Fine Bath Robes, rich] Vor $2.50 Fac 4 24 months. He escaped six times, | Dressing $ Hat rig: eatine eee a1 . : For $2.: ) Each ae _ : but was captured every time except | ¢ Hats. ; mh : igi: —A clearance of several styles of Crepe de Chine Waists : | he sixth Pray ch ‘ | : stock in fact, with Robes of Beacon blanketing at in sizes 40, 42 and 44 only. Waists that have been e | me GAR cetuirhd thd to the bette e the ¢ me tat of a ge Sa ie i EN priced a good deal more. White and flesh. While they ; I received a hundred strokes with a $ few White at Bee atc Pie cauk last Saturday, each ....... ard eee... 83.50 $ stick about three inches, wide,” he e Hats for every oc ; ‘to 835.00 ry fi per andor go fashionable. style, 3 ew Trimmed Hats il: j1aid flat on a bench. A German nol-| § all the season’s color : en Sigs ; e er held me down by the head and| $ and shapes i one es nde elaine On Sale Saturday in the Special Price Basement for : kept my mouth shut with his hand. ° Hats ed reg , 4 e - s Py at pric u Hose; plain A clocked The S undred strokes landed on all $ larly all the way $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 j $2 95 ; i ‘ter each of ene be: " Wy e yn $5.00 to $50.00. ud kIT And after this punishment had been © urday at just half ,* a A EW lot of specially pur- r- inflicted, I was thrown into prison 4 sie a ‘ } Mercertsed Silk 1 chased, extra-value Trim- Hy Sometimes they kept me there two PR Mae . 50e¢ d Ha rec d $ months. ‘ $2.50 to $25.00 ° s Ee “a ey ats un _ received, on ‘ 'c received only a loaf of bread e raser-Pat n ‘ sale Saturday for the first ° and some water every three days ° : ninet Oe, 75e, ) time—values such as are of- H Pile «al FANTAM |irery 19 tars ve were'itven » aol s Five Hundred Boxes of ‘i Be ana tie fered in the Special Price Mil- jam plece of meat ry of 9 4 Ao @7 HR oh eee a ‘ Archbishop ‘Edward A. Hanna, of| “Ten of my comrades from Caudr ° ALIS MAS Ss tahioner at S linery Sec ‘tion fan Francisco, who ix a leader in| treatment ° oT TANT . rimmed sw red the Movement by 20,000 priests of | @ CIPLENDID special value for Saturday selling trimmed with furs, colts \merica looking toward a place for| FINDS $3,000 OF OP : 500 , ' Wage: inkinkaces! na ay et | facings, fancy ostri and Beate ie case eet. 3 WINDS 99,000. OF Orn : i. 300 boxes of Christmas Station¢ ry, co 81.26 each |i flowers world. A petition asking #uch dec-| A. Ellaperman, of Ilane, remen e taifiing one quire of paper with envelopes to >! : : | Re 1 values laration on the part of this duntry | finding 30 cans of opium, valued at f $ match, and 24 correspondence cards with envel : ty ¢ r | br spratany pec whe: as went to President Wilson by | $2,000, in the caboose of a Great Hair Dre ® opes, or containing two quires of paper with en-\ bd: conshinia | or Sa y nd even better these ecclesiastics, Archbishop Han. | Northern freight train at Platt Bartell Drug ¢ . lan Lesgie dy \spabutis fed hall EN aaa ; h dada yect to find ha, who is among the prominent | stor every whe g - velope of same quality in two styles. ‘Cher filer of in the Special Price B values are prelates of the Wnited States, has | William Mason ts in jail. He haw tar pr rong hg ay a Crevto” Hate | 8 BH tiful boxes, desirable for gifts, and fine — Nj\ty poplin ssp ae tin the rule. Choice at 7 ' the cardinalate at the next consis with : migad at al eben age NYE PAPEL Limp tally isc ed, i box 1.25 $2.50 to 84.50 tory of Rome, from a local department rtore. [WSSIWSS| le ike igh mice? Piret 1 = = =