The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR-FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919, SECOND TEXPERT SAYS SOL KAIMI IS NOT CANNIBAL 8AN FRANCISCO Few Drops When Corns Hurt, | Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out Don’t let corns ache twicet Lift any corn or callus off with tingers— Here's magic! ESTABLISHED 18 AVENUE AND PIKE STREET TELEPHONE MAIN 6720. Any corn; P soft or be) wy tween the » Will loosen right up and lift out, with out any pain This drug is called freee one and is a compound of nS ether discovered by a Cin Freezone doesn’t eat out einnati chemist | the corns or calluses but Ank at any drug store for! shrivels them without any & amall bottle of freesone,| irritation which will cost but a trif_e, Women! Keep freezone but is sufficient to rid one's on your dresser and apply a feet of every corn or callua| few drops whenever a corn It is the most marvelous, begins aching. Pain stops, drug known, corn goes! © very reason that Clearance Sale News allus will loose be lifted off with cannibalist! he | Jermuth. os tn oo Nac) Chemise 95c | Maen with® shade broidery motifs. lower edges neatly stitched MaecDougall-Southwiek, Third Floor own kind, i ' i Karni alvo of the Kaimi that t [Just YOU HEAR | embroidered dainty pastel French knot silk em Tops and hem- Extensive Selections of Hosiery For Women, Children and. Infants—From the Fine Novelty Silk Hose for Women to the Soft Wool or Cotton Hose for Baby, and Full Assortments for Children \ciel Will Testfy Against Man Held ; ‘ for Murder Trial $2.50 to $4.00 PORTLAND, J C orsets $1.95 Sizes 29 and 30 nce to testify against 1 Pink broche and white $2.95 Pair — Heavy Coutil Corsets. Other ‘ sortments taetade weight, pure dipped to 30 at 95c " " dye silk, in black only, $1.45 are sizes with heels, toes and All reduced from soles interlined with Women’s Silk Hose Mercerized Lisle Hose 65c — Havana brown, of strong lisle thread. Heels, toes, soles and garter tops are strong- ly reinforced. Three Women's Silk Hose Silk $1.65 Pair — Of fine texture, closely knit, in black, white, taupe, Af- rican brown, suede, me- dium gray and navy, Hose $1.15 — High silk boot with strong lisle tops, heels, toes and soles. Colors African brown, black, Liard is held on a charge ng Deputy higher- total m« mony is climax Liard, who wn CORP. JOHNS WAS SCRATCHED ONCE Coming out of som battle priced assortments. Southwick, $2 50 Panny ‘Silks $1.95 Plaid and stripe Silks in a wide variety of patterns and colors. Sitks with qual- ity to assure their service, and original ec combina- tions for ness. The home sea r will do lisle, Hand - clocked Hose $2.5 Silk 95 Pair of medium weight, fine texture, in suede, silver and Russian calf colors. Extra Heavy Weight Pure § Hosiery $2.25 Pair—Exceptional for wear, in black, medium gray, taupe, suede, Af- rican brown, white and cordovan shades, with strong lisle tops, toes, heels and soles. Silk Hose $1.35 — 1,000 pairs at this one price alone of striped novelties and solid color Hose for women. Col- ors—black, white, tan, cordovan,medium gray, silver, bronze, navy and green. Drop ~- stitch Hose $2.25 Of heavy weight Niger by®wn pure silk. white, Palm Beach, sky blue and tan. Fiber Silk Hose 60c Pair — Black, white, bronze, gold, navy and pink. Have triple lisle heels and toes, double soles and strong garter tops. Outsize Lisle Hose 75c Pair; 3 pairs $2.00. Finely knit, with a dressy, luster finish; very elastic and trim fitting; black only. pairs $1.75. Ribbed - top Cotton Hose 40¢ — Fast black Hose, strongly rein- forced. Outsize Fiber Silk Hose 75¢ Pair — Black and white with lisle tops, double heels, toes and soles. Cashmere Hose $1.00 Pair —A_ soft, elastic quality with gray heels and toes, ribbed garter tops. well to bu; y the silk for her own and her children’s reac Spring dresseg and skirts Inferno a playground f oble at this special sale; 36 ches wide. SOLDIERS MAKE HIM RgERa Ry COUNTY ATTORNEY Virat Floor EVANSVILLE Children’s and Infants’ Hose ~ Cotton, Silk or Wool—Interesting Values Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Hose 50¢ — Paiz — Knit of 50 White Se eee i‘ * ae" with sufficient Gabardine Suiting sthentth “26+ at 35c service. Sizes 6 Full yard wide, durable, to 10. medium weight. Women the handy with a needle can Thurs ‘ t accomplish much in mak- SOLD ON t g skirts, home dresses, EASY TERMS reaigned in « favor uniforms and children’s ap- g |U. S. TO PAY NORWAY pf eaten sn A ICL $11,000,000 FOR SHIPS Gray Lines Shop. LONDON, Jan. feren x Hose with rein- forced heels, toes and soles. Sizes 61% to 10. Children’s Tan Silk Lisle Hose place of cash- cet apeanalll mere hose. White closely knit hose with pink orblue of exceptional toes Cer 3 wearing quali- pairs . Sizes ties, Si i] to 6h, oe. Sizes 614 to Children’s Black Cash- White Cotton mere Infants’ Lisle Hose 50¢ Hose 65¢ Pair— Pair— Fine rib Sizes 5% to 614. —MacDougall-Seuthwick, Hosiery Section, First Fleer, weights. Black and white, sizes 614 to 1014. Infants’ Cash- merette Hose 35c Pair — Cotton Hose with cash- mere finish, used extensively in Boy Scout Hose 65¢ Pair Heavy ribbed stockings for boys. Sizes 8 to 10%, Infants’ Silk Stockings 50¢ and Wool Hose Pair—For boys 75c—Soft white and girls. In Hose-with silky medium heavy finish. Sizes 4 and light to 6%, hundred tion to thin and m Knit Wayne Se REET E Bed Sheets $1.85 72x99 inches before ig. Made of a very able grade sheeting; 1216-18 Third Ave.—Between University and Seneca. Phone Main 3139. {Important Millinery Sale Saturday Women’s and Children’s Trimmed Hats Banded and Untrimmed Millinery Reduced Trimmed Hats Banded Hats ........$2.95 and $5.00 veasels requinttioned by th States during the war IMPROVEMENT OF roe WILSON AVE. BALKED $3.85 Table Cloths ta fron property $3.50 Full bleached, linen weft Pattern Table Cloths with round center designs. A durable and _ attractive quality. Size 67x68 inches. —MaeDongall thick, Gray Linen Do You Know the Convenience of a ; Check Account? A great many persons in Seattle are now making more | money than they ever did before. Consequently there are many Folluowing prote more persons in a position to maintain both a checking account ownera wh ed at the and a savings account in the bank e, the " mmittee has If you have at least $100 you can te the proposal start a checking aecount at the First , 1 n dinter National Bank. Come in and talk with a us about this if you are prepared to maintain a fair working balance here FIRST NATIONAL Residents of N have filed protests against improvetnents in th triets, which, they rt, « inmtalled as cheap future, |TWO CONFESS ROBBERY OF CAMP LEWIS BANK TACOMA, Jan N OPPORTUNITY to secure millinery of the well-known MacDougall-South- nee wick style at lowered prices. They represent those styles being worn at the pres- Veiling Remnants ent time by well-dressed women and their daughters. ies, ® henille dot, border, scroll, ain hexagon me sh ler and other novel effects in Be cenrued to ter pact navy, black, brown, purple, 10 TREAT IT AND TO AVOID ii m een mants are MARY PICKFORD IS NOW ON ROAD TO RECOVERY —MacDougall-Southwick, Second Floor. Showing of New Dix-Make Dresses In Advance Styles yard. The rer lhe to 25e eae ~MacDougall-Southwiek, these reasons it ia very imr First Floor, UR the Old - Fashioned east 0 a Grip Masquerading Under Set'e r more. ne a New Name. OUSE DRESSES that successfully get away from the “housedres look. Tailored on smart, simple lines with a newness in collar ar- rangements, fronts and other style points. Fash- ioned of ginghams, percales and chambrays of exceptional quality and color brightness. Toilet Goods HOW TO AVVO) ~— Evidence seems to prove that this in a germ disease, spread principally by human contact, chiefly thr e! eared | bY y which appea: neezing or spitting DISEASE Spanish influenza, Her temperature 18 Spain in May, has all the appear- Bhee of grip—or ia grippe, which ee rare over the world in numer- aie sieeeen oes er as tar back as history y ae ie cea Hippocrates refers to an epi- aie in 412 B. : , y many to : Deep Shawl Collar Model in pink or blue per- y centur owiers, 18¢ t aning with 4 this ritate the: Ne Air ranch of t t tio a Sisidies | Gith) diana: ' cale, with sibs front fastening and pear! button sg had five epidemics, the last in r all the in Se ‘oo! , trimmed belt; 5. = A Trim White e ia no oecasion for of grip, has a very shoulders che $4.95. of fatalities—not om out of eve esa the N.C. Ho 1 Dutch Collar of white lawn cz effect of quaint simplicity on a ver chief da Hone arising model of salmon pink, blue, gingham. tion over 100 | JEWS PETITION FOR wm ie. PALESTINE STATE Niue ecakaxt ae ie with folid backs, which is regard- -RER Petition ore gt n influenza. t th Candy Striped Percale Model in pink, green or tan combined with white, outlined by heavy black stripes. Collars are white, with self-color deep reveres and wide belts, $4.95. crowds—cr Collar with smart notches at Almona acterize a blue chambray model; es out an youthful black or tan checked The colors have exceptional brightness. tients in a run-down cond) m ume TAKE OVER FREIGHTERS vn | TO BRING YANKS HOME RK, Jar and inhale the até Striped Gingham in green, blue, pink or black Outline Check Dress with white vest, notched with vest and collar of white muslin, has a touch of collar, and close-fitting cuffs in pink, blue or red. differentness added by the collar and front fastening $5. be ‘ing notched; the idea is carried out on the cuffs; Same mode ‘| in solid color salmon-pink, green olue gingham. Striped Percale Model, pink, blue or lavender combined with clusters of brown and green; collar and vest of linene; $5.95. COL, JONES RETIRES CAMP LEW White Striped Blue forms a modish Dress with shawl collar, canteen pockets and tight-fitting cuffs ; $5.95 —MaecDougall-Southwick, Third Floor, but the slightest harm x || The Largest Audience in’ the = — - _ STAR WANT ADS BRING BERET 1 TG | i Mocttreek Hants Stor Want Ate | |