The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1919, Page 7

ce FREDERICK & NELSON | @betecs Gustin. Grr] CO eOERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE ash Side Gets. Sani Be renie er ce een oe ent FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE nee ee sieeaeeliaaieeeenee RES abit during the past few years { pre di hava me % fe Siok have been Keeping steady compar and lack of refinement on the ASEMENT TORE Sth mci te | A Disposal of Odd Traveling Bags ered TO. sete > ea aOR ee neB For Classroom and Business Wear vas that I could not do hat others desire to m her? JUST 16 ° : Represent Exceptional Values have done. eapeciaily when it |" No. A girl who will permit and uniform reduction: cad have lh Sane ube Sou Whlek epeclaily: if one is ao sir, ic i brown, reduced to $4.50 each. leather lined, with solid brass dou- ou cannot break. Assert your very bad form, There sore ‘ ble-post lock; 20-inch size; reduced l l wiasivaea. Mane yor tad cous: °|” Geen ain We ame enema cas 2 only, Fabrikoid Traveling Bags with to $11.50. ry 1 and = make ourself may meet you conventionally if sewed frames, reduced to $5.00 ‘ who cares for you | to take that trouble, he isn't each, 7 only, Traveling Bags of heavy, split Sizes 15, 16, 17,18 and 20 Years One-Sided Hospitality we ee | 7 only, Black Goatskin Traveling Bags, cowhide, with sewed corners, brass With Love's Aid " n two 1 do not mean to be indiffer posal of the ring however, which attor her best to reform me. 1 t sat fata, arabe worthy | Sap tte eins Sao at a Sharp Reduction volved to tell her this, she feel annot reform. 1 n_ | to Seek Acquaintance ERY nearly a hundred items in Hand - Luggage, comprising ex, t would Hite to think thet | ¢irll Gay any ecieation to-8 strange discontinued styles and others which are slightly shelf- ® nd f Hi young man, who has openly k odd | £ +4 nnd absolutely good for nothing | her pleture end expressed: tie great worn, are offered for quick selling at a heavy It in @ pitiful thing to be hands me from the best influence i# quite common, Promiscuous 15 only, Fabrikoid Traveling Bags, 1 only, Heavy Goatskin Traveling Bag, r life ho At 20 no habit giving away of one's photo a strange young man lock and catches; lined with mole- Becomes Irksome Fresh Air Essential if an an ein sizes, reduced to skin cloth; 18-inch size, reduced to Rk >. each, 4 : 3 HIS exceptionally low ob ae catenloten in Ui ted Rea . hi $8.50; 20-inch size, reduced : ) oe ee ‘ a re ? or _ 1 only, Black Pigskin Traveling Bag, $9.25 each. price on such smartly- mt be has wever « Oa uhta dn ovr ectice-soeat leather-lined, 18-inch size, reduced styled Dresses of fine French ee ae or neg Hiey never want a win to $8.00. 3 only, Black Boston Bags of split k We just sta 9 only, Black Calfskin Traveling Bags Onn, ee ee val serge results from the pur- J/the dime ta " Sen's cesabie hai asec: Weiter Head reauesd te 38 50 on chase: at @ concensi es goon ‘i heat | sanwe tailing Don't veer ns ky , . 19 only, Black Enameled Duck Suit st ase, at a concession, of a vomewhere cle, “Ie tt my to INQUIRER each, Cases with fancy cretonne lining = manufacturer's samples. mention that 1 would like to | | | our taste ia better than that 1/9 only, Black Calfskin Traveling Bags, and shirred pockets, reduced to . Principally in the ! Tou would be disregarding the thin blouse is permissible in hot leather-lined, with sewed frames, $1.90 each. tipally he popular navy ru mn wid you weather, but in winter, heavier reduced to $10.00 each, “a and black, they are smartened with : hs = nd less alr clothe - . . 1 only, Black Enameled Duck Suit Case nh silk fringe—bright braid trimming— ate tinea. te gree yas gp ee capes * pwd coer s uprtgortrpe com fs Mbecose reduced to $3.00. “ : each ap spe cary ay “4 + | sleas & sweater or coat Is worn ags, large size, with sewed frames, sie sec collars—military braid and r y be financial reasons why | 1 chore ab plenty reduced to $14.00 each. reduced to $3.50. . me cannot / ro work . 7 inding edebcesgyeat | Mig Bec ta 0 phan 1 Black Leather Traveling Bag, CONFESSIONS OF A BRIDE Copyright, 1919, by the Newspaper | years ago in Belgium.” Enterprise Association odness «xracious! $$$ $$ wart” 1 gasped, for all th | ELOISE CONFESSES St CHRYS’ SEANCES 4 What Eloise really thought about | that seance with the ouija board she told me next day “I regret so much the events of » last evening.” she said to me in her formal English. “I did not real at first that Miss Lorimer actus mas season when Albert 4 meet “TL was over 12—old ene ly ‘Now I must explain to her my part traveled much fn the incident. And I am not #0! pees had someth Very brave. I desire to have you| forming the rubt “Of course, Eloise, I'll do anything He met a Spaniard th you ask, bit tell me, what happened “Everythin: she replied. “All| ped with him in Sp of itm” friend visited our family 1| onation rteis and the duke of Riminez?” @emanded in astonishment. “You were the ‘control’? You?” Eloise nodded and replied wanted to find out if Dr. Cer-| feis is a gentleman I met several’ music of the world is your all the art of the greatest singers; all the lates ular band and orch leetions for dancing riety. which is pictured at the right is the most popular Victrola model and has all the exclusive Victor features. The cabinet is finished in mahogany or oak and has a large record-storage compart- ment. This* handsome instrument with 20 selections of your own choice (10 double-faced 85c rec- ords) is offered at $98. 50 on very special terma of $2.00 PER WEEK Seatde’s Phonograph Headquarters veteen and Mohair Dresses. | Air la Chapelle «1 the engineers. It seems to mo | ; *, thin unit so far hae received An exceptional opportunity to Famous Ole tty ee Fi y little praise for the wonderful save on Dresses of all-year useful- where is Alx la Chas From | "ork ‘a have accomplished while | f/ 1,000 Yards of ness—$11.75. what language is the r mh) events of her life, and of my own, seem to WAS THE “CONTROL” IN have commenced with the war ag) “No—years ago—about nine years. | noticed me. I b I am sure, for it wae at the Christ: ery and became | could forget him because he was my a too. 1 have a brother believes what a oulja board spells.| was a man when I was a child a Hi r trade and geccompany me when I confess.” ping the big scandals connected v man after big game—and th that you ought | to explain?” came great chums. My brother #t th Not that queer nonsense about | gium at the time of the king's « And that hunter of big game THE FOUNTAIN ———_.——- OF HAPPINESS | BANK OF CALIFORNIA | | y's i Wherever there’s a Vic- trola there’s music, happi- ness, good times in a never- ending stream All the pop- tra se- ; and so on and on in wonderful va- 1 only, Black Fabrikoid Suit Case re- FE may be onl tu t an ‘ . | her lined, with double handle, & iy poten Py: eapenguad . - ae : : tag Bag oie onde of irate 20-inch size, reduced to $15.00. duced to $4.50. atin is combined with the serge wae Ghbiewn: 28 Se eoutines for U. 8. Engineers " ‘ ” A atnth nha Coss in a number of the Dresses, “ied tha von wai oe ust able in being Dear Miss ore nid long ago t J} 1l_only, Khaki Bags, 16-, 17- and 18- 1 only, Black Fabrikoid Suit Case re- offer ri hug anes lean hospitable a query in your column about || inch, reduced to $3.50. duced to $6.00. ering also includes a few Vel- unit of the American army || —THE BASEMENT STORE. ae is : ad “hair te ie a My brother Is an enlisted boy from ' BASEM. ‘NT un Rapmmeneer sTons wees Senora, [umes ie BS Be Wash Cottons ro ‘hi le elty Aix la Chapel » oft neident that has never been report the Rhine province of Prusnla, ed, and perhaps ill be. His prises eben and | Ot. 804 perks oF will be: | 30 In a Clearance fairly crasy| close to the border of Relgiur ith j of € pation to t jerman be ox The German name of the ¥ by at the middie of November, 1918 Rd Bg ge At | 25¢ And 50c While marchi hru umbure n you know how| Roman king Pippin } ' we hp i J-0 fs vera ea Cc c they atopped over night at a desert orld arow Yard ed farm house, While his comrades | whet tus | cathedral is a build. | Went to find hay for them to sleep|{| REDU ceD TO 25¢ Y 7s ey “a a a on my brother started a fire in the |}! 4 wore ieoenbin ss ne aor Biron Ps ee gee nel team (firepince. A few minutes after it Printed Voiles in light and dark colorings. ene | they told it over and ov 1 which the city takes its ‘name, hen started ~ burn the Aint Colored Lawns in 40-inch width. ; elated to royal at ne j 4 Pegging ad exploxion, burning my brother's} = : ‘ a wan Sheek a ae Pee ee ahlat etenaror The |AFm and face #0 severely that his| Figured Cotton Foulards in dark colorings. y heard it, of course, 4 grea ankish nero he ae sai tn * | wn, er t ii i regarded my brother's guest with se-| word “Aix” spponed to be an poms a a ge pe oe tee Bei ‘Tezzo” Silk-and-cotton mixtures, 36 inches wide. cret adoration ally, he never! antique French contraction wf a Pa White Striped Voiles. Odd pieces of Japanese Crepe. than to render first aid, and my] | brother had to march for five days} before recelving medical attention din the nure Rut I never the Roman word for water, as all the cities #0 named have ex- tensive mineral springs la tte pcan singer br He is now in a hospital in the! SDUCE 5 YARD — : . ’ 5 cna Chapelie™ mean nou” |cewn of Roms Larenterg, reaver ||| SRUUCED TO S09 YARD- Crowing Girls a mar ; nag: eng oe a ath ng from his burns Imported Woven-check Voiles. ‘erent times to ome rance “reggae dar action Net ras : : ot a {Pht isoeiea rome a and Prussia. It has been the | hands RAD mal ee wrod -reptis Plaid Voiles in novelty gingham effects. Walking Shoes © ise replied. “It is the polos whien}| = Abe ra Ot wane Also, thin kame company put in Imported Plaid Voiles in silk and cotton mixtures. j : He gravels from one’ Ei | tae tee the of hard work and fight-| Ribbon-stripe and Printed Voiles. Special $4,85 Pair 2%) to another. I am po: | mei 4 7 y : the different fronts in i i z " hr you ‘ na} France. They went ove ‘op in| Persian-patterned silk-and-cotton mixtures, ve sa % t . ‘9nd! The Wrong Conception eat tasnous fu ates ‘pend tree d sirable for kimonos. UNG ea th ot, a of a Betrothal days and nights in No Man's Land || . “i —First Floor. wear sizes 214 to 7 Dear Miss Gre I know of a girl before relieved 1 write this, which = wh - FY arnestly, “will| who is enga Her fiance gave! 1 hope you will print, to let the folks will welcome this opportu- 1 Chrys about! her a dia are reasons | promise t a acne roi ta th Sesame Boake for Sick Soldiers | [tex Cait ace, Shoss ways keep the who saw action. MRS. H.C. R | 1 hi 1 1 t ith tan nhac stabs clean arrante | ee , * low-heel last, wi May oft « e Re ’ NS) ’ ic ae . | Jay be left at the Receiving Station which has Neolin ‘soles and. rake been installed at the Will Call Desk, First © rou i FALLEN FOR FREEDOM {| Floor (auspices of American Library Associa- and general Winter wen tion). . : ||| These books will be forwarded to our military hos- Speney £4.26 pa ‘oer i Pa a a Oe cine ae Lae pitals. -|/Total American Army Casualties to Date} | know—for the present It would relieve me to have it explained to him—how to be here ‘Oh, my tainly Killed im action (including 396 at sea) 2 ‘| ee = } KILLED 2 Veniremen of the petit jury drawn | Missing in netion (inctuding prisoners) { i | Total to date ‘| + BUNS ON WEST FRONT aeNICIAL AND 5 | CORPORATION BONDS , | CHRISTIANIA, Jan. 1—(y Mail.) | 200,000 men in the Western front Y ; |—1 have n reports from a num- | army died from it BOUGHT AND SOLD > untries on the ravages of! ‘Two women took a seat in front of Spanish influenza. me on the train going out of Sass I have a distinct impression that | nitz (I have spent two weeks in Ger C0. | Gemma s lost more victims to|many,) All their talk was about Ninth Floor Hoge Buildt this strange sick NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Died of necident ded in action OF SAN FRANGISGO |) *si=e'sction A NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve Bank Capital and Surplus $17,000,000.00 SEATTLE BRANCH Cor, 2nd Ave. and Columbia st. % Washington State Casualties to Date | ness than any other Spanish influenza, and how it was countr the most terrible thing that had r come to the neighborhood of | ——————————— nite hey spoke of entire families, as 1 many as five, six or eight people, all Amelia Canny, 4020 14th ave living under the same roof, and all # now reported wounded, | dead and buried. - Re oy near their city where the se Characterizes our methods in} and grave diggers were kept so war department for Monday| It was reported that :nore than © Gartello, 2620 Day rt Brudw the at every transaction, and our cus- |) they had not time to bury all the vic- tomers are accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound buat- | tims, and the coffins awaiting burii ness judgment were piled from the floor to the ceil- ing of the cemetery chapel bes ay. 4% 60 PER CENT OF HUN “TION NO. ald on Savings Accounts ARMY !S DEMOBILIZED Accounts Subject to Check Are Look into your mouth a KILLED IN ACTION Cordially Invited. AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN |[ t¢> your gums are slough y er Address pf Kin a GERMANY, Jan, 14—About 60 per |] bleeding. “If so, you have Itt Private Christian srudw eatt! soos 8 rudwick . cent of the German troops hav ss ‘D— DIED OF DISHASS Peoples Savings Bank been demobilized since the armistice, PrYorrnHra vate Edgar Earle Pear Spokane Mre, Katherine L. Pears SKCOND AVE. AND PIKE ST, it was revealed in statistics compiled disease is tr /' in 40 towns occupied by Americans. | mannte, to. mood Beslan | Private Charies H1. Barton Monro veseeeMrs. Tanto, Barton | = ——————— nnn | should de treated at 6 a y |] vent, complications: stich aa theus eon ae M =! ou es | _KILLMD IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISKING Al les seat, Indigestion and a ; SECTION NO. 3 ‘The only dental office tn gee attle that specializes in the t ment and cure of the above ai My WOUNDED smvEe KILLED IN ACTION In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightoat | ease, In our office you wilt find Name. Address Next of Kin {and strongest plate known, dovers very little of the roof of the mouth; | all licensed operators and Brick Hagstrom moures Break Hagstrom) you ean bite corn off the cob; guaran. || ters of the dental profession, | WOUNDED SEVERELY teed 15 years. Special care taken of chiluren's COR, VIRET AVE. AND PIKE 6 (Pr vate Otto A, Bemp Allyn .. aa Nick Christensen EXAMINATION FREE teeth. Thone Main 4905 cr ION NO. 4 ‘TEETH $15.00 Set of ‘Teeth. 8 ree Troncind, Jarantes foe fs i . ITHOUT PLATES, $10.00 Set Whalebone Teeth. re on all work. A reasoi “ "1 pt ov DISHASE nal IF 1 HURT YOU, DON T| E Mi satel $8.00 Crowns .......++ Ziscount given to ail union mes PAY ME.” | Private 1lxon Jame Ma ie Mrs, Katharine Hesse $8.00 Bridgework . $ and their families. me Ee eee viow sL ¥ REPORTED. KILLED | $2.00 Amalgam Filling. . Thin is my 6 of deliver | Private Thomas James Cutt Painless Extracting United Painless Dentists anes to you fro ar that ace WOUNDE ONTED MISSING All work guaranteed for 16 years. Have impression taken tn the = companies Dental operations. | private Ted Tac - Mason Jones | Morning and get teeth same day. xamination and advice free, 1 Call te and Bridge Work. We Stand the ho UNDETERMINE m0 ur present patronage is recommended by our k is still giving good satisfaction. Ask our PREVIOUSLY REPORTED | pest of I EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and| wounpDED, 1 early pati TREAT ‘Teeth absolutely without MISSING pain in all cases but acute abscessed | 5... 446 poy I ck Mansfield........Mre, Prank Loucks patients: w ested our work, When. coming to our office, be sure | conditions | private Arthur P. Lyppardt ‘Tacoma ; Axen M, Lyppardt| you are in tho right plo Bring. tha ad with you, | Lowest prices in your city for| Private Iver G, Rokatad eattl Mrs, Amelia Cann Open Sundays Krom 9 to 12 for Working People mca high-class, guaranteed ne NED TO DUTY—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING The | | fe he Largest Audience in the STERLING DENTISTRY 1 22i72'2 F220%)"4s 5" Tonal ra. Gladyn Kitt OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS init mcka Woe ( Private Danieh EL, Nilbs cceecsceceeee WOMAtChee soresecrerees ++ Bar) Nil BOT UNAvasinade oay Opposite Fraser-Paterson Ca a