The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1919, Page 9

Dougall-/euthwick SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Shoes for Children Of First Value and Quality *10-OFF Our big sale of tailored clothes saves you $10 on any exclusive suit or over- coat pattern in this big stock of woolens. $60 Suits $50 $65 Suits $55 $70 Suits $60 IRST in quality and value because the highest ideals of shoe construction have been rigidly maintained. They were made |} to our own specification of design, workmanship and materia and none but the | | Same Reductions on Overcoat, A wonderful opportunity to get indi ually tailored clothes, Come in and see the fabrics, ! | wis _Sfailors best leathers, consistent with the prices, are used. The Fifth Floor Shoe Section brings these quality Shoes within the reach of every purse. There all children’s footwear needs are ably met Growing Girls’ Tan Russian Calfskin Baby's First Step Shoe of pat- Laced Boots, on smart Eng last, ent leather with white kid topsy all | 906 Second Avenue with welt soles and military heels; white kid, kid or tan Russian calfskin. | OPPOSITE BURKE BUILDING $8.50, Sizes 1 to 4, $1.35 to $1.75. : “Don't merely admire 8 ! jen. Wear Growing Girls’ Laced Boot of Black . " Children’s Shoes in chocolate brown Russian Calfskin, English last, with ; : ria / it ante eee Tis ( kid, black kid, patent leather with white welt'sole'and military heels; $7.50 kid tops, and patent leather with Laced Boot of field mouse brown kid cloth tops. Broad toe last with turn ] bresomsrecusry 01 rane Com EDITORS WILL (Vat saris] FEARS RULE QF. o=ise" Ha" ee etgee eS These are the LAST OF THE HUNS crosting the Rhine—eastward bound, nach Berlin® Do you think they'll = lever come back again? We think they won't Years of ex- 7 to The Star by AN, Jan. 16 to make b Det t glasses for many, and in the ‘Maght € money r « Minthainat Pegg po mane oe ” *| pre sent events, perk 7 eggs is e' ~ ' oe 1 Roth Rowers. / are justified, tho he seema - 5 rs a i Mo, and Jennie |100K the fact that barbarism has 2 ‘ ’ : preceded anticipat arch : ie . here is what the Herr pro “on ni ‘ feasor writes Broken Lenses @uplicated on tas —_ be ie ha Bi . What if the age of high inte @hor notice at reduced prices iii: Gauientes nis ow — ® Wutta ectual kulfur were now going to it minated by weartng, the). . ay ia Fiemme woe: ae. |one? t if we are ne an Rupture Support We : oh OF and Gladys m. Be | enoct ntiquity ended, In the m ve free trial to prove ite superior: | v and Journalist memt “ : Ma ALES +. | ration of the peoples? What if the | One Bleck South LUNDBERG Co, Chur cenpncti hoat enttle. a don ee ae for a new order ends in an 1325 First Ave. Seattle. “he archy ale 2 Patent Coltskin Dress Shoe with Trot Moc Shoes for children. Strong, aver and Am PE rong hoe Rc Brgivr ©. black cloth tops. Made on he sturdy, built for heavy service, but of s hly educated aristocracy, whose ners place was then taken by the new/|—| orthopedic last with welt sole light weight an@ smart appearance. Mr. and Mrs 8 Anders neracy of warriors ip bear-skins. to 11 at $4.50; sizes 1%, to 2 at Made of pearl or tan elks' kin. Sizes 7 “Mr and Mra. Le O, Larson, $13 re pipe Sem Salonen gomgy = growing girls’ sizes, 4 to 7, $6.00 to 11, $4.50. Sizes 1114 to 2, $5.00. me aes | Reka tee Was: ie we nino "are = Misses’ Brown Calfskin Shoes, with Misses’ Black Kid Shoes with gray M A. Cranterd, | OO oe ening times in which power wit |} cloth tops to match, welt sole, spring cloth tops, welt soles, spring heels, in se Petman, 40%! page into the hands, not of the Jlit heels, in sizes from 11!»4 to 13; low sizes 1114 to 13; low heels in sizes 1314 90 pair. —MacDougall-Southwick, Fifth Floor. still worne, of the half. heels, from 1314 to 2; $6.00 pair. to y destined to disap é r of the Great continue as an unpo- marck's work really been destroyed Filet. ©4° | forever? Haw the League of Nations future neeption of | JANUARY UNDERMUSLIN DISPLAYS in the ¢ ying? C. Abbett, For Over 50 Years DR. KLINE’S EPILEPTIC hon remare- ‘Fake Drowning Is LINGERIE for STOUT WOMEN aie ome of Police _pivonces SPOKANE, Jan. 1 m Vane r and Mra. P Peterson, 414 Fallen Roreces Derangemente, Cet of order it crue | Among the Special Values ffora D. ling ed Elizabeth | Envelope Chem ises Drawer Combinations, Gowns, tailored and with Valenciennes and_ developed on strictly tai- lace trimmed, in slipover two-thread lace and em- lored lines, effectively styles, with round or V broidery trimmings, relieved with narrow necks; $1.95 to $5.95. some inset with embroi- embroidery dgings; Sizes 18 and 19. dery Sizes 46 to 50; sizes 46 to ; $3.50. R : $1 95 to $4.50. Corset Covers in plain Drawers, trimmed tailored and lace and Skirts, with deep with three-inch ruffles embroidery trimmed flounces of embroidery; of embroidery; $1.95 — styl sizes 46 to 52, 95¢ $2.50. and $2.50. to $1.50. —MacDougali- bwick, Third Floor. on Mar rris Alken with Vane Alfred “Cure Your a Rupture Like (|... iCuredMine”’ .-"" VICTROLA Dance Music Old Sea Captain Cured Mis Own Kup ture After Doctors Said “Oper Always Ready ate or Death” fest og rsinie Cats Will aE 5 SAVINGS OF THE UTMOST INTEREST AND MERIT Never Tires D Sy tons nent! — His Sons $1 Each | ee ee Unlimited Repertoire Pu Ate soee, 96h we eae | (Spe ‘ COMMERCIAL AIRSHIPS ANTHRACITE CHEAPEST [Coconut Ol Mak . TO FLY 8,000 MILES TO BURN IN LONDON **A Splendid Shem 3) al to The Star by N. E. A) | (Spec to The Star b E Prices $22.50 to $400 Terms SDON, Jan. 16.—Airships with While Amer If you want to keep your hair in will soon ‘be: al to fly|can state ive rationed closer on| condition, be careful what you Le Convenient "FALLEN FOR FREEDOM © 25000 5 song Sherman \Glay & Co, heres ca soap or any- shampoo- jure the \Total American Army Casualties to Date } Third Avenue at Pine ) Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland : Why Do They Write? ui ? HE same kindly feeling toward his fellow creatures that inspires a person to recommend @ good book leads one to tell how he or she was saved from suffering and made well and strong. It is simply the desire to help others. The follow- ing letter was written by Mra. Frank P. Wood, State Rasalan to Date , Box 18, R. F. 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