The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, JAN. 28, 1919, 'SAY PRICES THAT : “LAW FIXES ARE. | LEGISLATIVE NOTES UNPROFITABLE == ==" H.W, Stuart, of the Carnati OLYMPIA Milk Products company, appe resentative { ured in| the state nate—age 72—and he's oda hortly be: | th « " A ook up cor f 1 up t gent » tax adulterated The t pungent atorn ar ra of a 1 both me from what hiv min | Snohomiat they are { am | Thole 1 Sut Both v Hl rious | the machine Oliver Hall, from Colfax, in the FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY—WITH A Stuart, it will be acquired a § 7 MATINEE ". We farmers all feel we have ar hand ‘17 : WEDNESDAY tc ator Hishop, “We all helped pay for| Put Senator Metcalf of Tacoma — | er bills stock at cont, collects a set Judge Walter French, of Kitaap,! ord. Me's bee “ we price for work, and equip own! came down to shake hands with b beginning » { Flock of Soldier I'm not interested in any legisla: | cluding } 1, ha . Lawyers Coming friends,” sald the judge r : t OLYMPIA, Jur nd hor t Kk who was six month in either The bill to increase salaries of eu ma | th houne ft : : wv litthe sbbies . bes. a, Teachers Again to : | OLIVER MOROSCO . Figit for Pension iphass sb wae . ; PRESENTS OLYMPIA, Jan, 23.—Teachers of sadestoe é “ % the stat will renew their efforta| Der cent executive, a shipbull r 5 for a retirement fund bill | men, a fruit grower 1 a f ad ea 1 Trials and tribulations of the w floc of real estate ° WECHARLOTTE | 2 eee ee we ister the funds, ty the terme of thett | Peres of’then are democrats GREENWOOD |... =e paren) pono MUSICAL COMEDY IN THE WORLD) pitth and Pine Elliott 2525 | Now PLAY ING WITH MAT SATURDAY OLIVER MOROSCO'S Speed Limit Comedy Book by Oliver Moroseo and Elmer ‘ Harris. Music and Lyries by Fart Carroll “MILE-A-MINUTE KENDALL” Nights, 500 ights, 5 NOW. PRICES Mat, Wed. (Best's SELLING Plus War Tax Nights, 30-500 IN THE FASTEST AND FUNNIEST CLL edi tlds te aedieaal Bidea Bay ogr Rhee threat was circulate tative Jimmy Da fellows who th nround he » busin 1g to Kot all th want,” he sal ¥ anybody might attend the Jona committees hearing We night Some of the the wtate And Senator Howard Taylor has! years; J on record in favor of F on all the artificial Nghts in the| years, and Davis senate chamber on cloudy days Mat, > LUMBER DON'T CHANGE TOM HORNER Thomas THe WAR DEPARTMENT @ Why Take Chances? he wr forwarded tc | If you value your watch, let| UNITED STATES SPRUCE PRO || Haynes repair it. Near Liberty DUCTION CORPORATION YOUR BUSBAND |: || Ueatre.—Advertisement, | pe FREE DOCTOR ; rament Phystetas INST AVE. of WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG Co. STORES Leck for the Free Docier Sign A the judiciar the a January 18, 1919, powals will be hited States Rpr Don’t Sacrifice Your Liberty Bonds of Commerce ad and Madison 4 Brilliant Productions by the SAN CARLO GRAND OPERAC* America’s Greatest Touring Organization One Hundred People — Distin- guished American and European Stars — Symphony Orchestra— Brilliant Chorus — Superb Stage Settings Presenting Upon a S« Beauty and thereof. Violat including all pile trips and tops, will be le a gross mised meanor, punishable by a year in band $1,000 fine expected to vinit |Plan Drastic Law to Stop Raids by Automobile Thieves OLYMPIA, Jar | | | | | Friday “Madame Butterfly” Saturday Matinee “Romeo and Juliet” Saturday Bvening “Il Trovatore” Introducing four different casts of the lative ne been intre who kno’ s lumber allow the same where it is| shipments ments f ipon ir made 7. Bids must n basis of unit | aa the shipments are and that auto theft ony, as in British Colt | tistics are offered to « | autos were stolen in Jin Tacoma during 19 than ly a = | rangi ' AMUSEMENTS S| Would Hive Two 1 'zw1ee MOORE vas Election Boards| the price of any suit or overcoat pat- | tern in this big, exclusive stock of | woolens. See them now! CR | ¢failors 906 Second Ave. OPPOSITE BURT BLDG. Monday. | | fahipped in sizes as they OLYMPIA, Jan, 23,.—Creation ¢ John Robinson's Military Elephants Hae Samuris, Lee Kohiman & € Cleveland Browner, Harry Jolson, William Smythe, Sansene and Delila. Allied War Keview. Orpheum Vaudeville a | | of the voting period, the Vitip and Pine Eilloté 2585 counting board would be half thru NOW PLAYING-—WITH MAT. |its work and the receiving board BATUROAIVER iid go off duty, and leave the si counting board to finish its task mMoRORCO'S J|“Dental Trust” Is Suspected Now) OLYMPIA, Jan. 23.—The dentistry } ll unlicensed ¢ » sald lumbs tangle wi e, United States Spruce vii ay Compeny permitt ¢ made fron i » take examinat d by the W oh HOP" Matinoon (ox La Z HOME OF ¢ 2. 5 GLASSES THE BEST ON EARTH EXAMINATION FREE! “progressive” |many outlying ¢ PALACE HIP ally, 1 to 11 ‘Triplets of ¢ ay | AUTO ENGINES FILED) | OLYMPIA, Jan. 23.—The secre-| [NEW PANTAGES ely abr | of all au EYESTRAIN HEADACHES in to be fitted with PROPER GL your particular ¢ ICE and satisfactory glaswes seo us glasses that will sult For GOOD SERV p law lentify Established 1906 mee J education committee has recommend- | de bilit | MARCUM OPTICAL CO. °!7EIRSELAVE Jose di i RATION Yoon Bullding, Portland, Oregon. American gov Ree of Pierce making a course in| Class Hip Acts |— a . Niotet Mersereau 1! WOULD HAVE LIST OF |Riches in Uruguay Rov, M. G. Papasian, an Armenian, club rooms at noon Wed- their| among capitalists and the Ur growing t petivities ir OLYMPIA, Jan, 23.—The senate] will require Jed the passage of the bill of Senator | ing mont necessary to) ufacture high school gradutte= man and British capital has done| developed. se FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE in fact, some of the skirts are a succession dion-plaitings are sometimes substituted for the Dresses are heavy with beads and metallic embroidery applied in original ways, and flutings with frayed edges play an important role in the development of these new modes for afternoon. Taffetas and satins are the foundations for many of these Frocks— and Printed Chiffons, Embroidered and Braided Georgette and Printed Voiles are featured with graceful draperies. Three of the New Arrivals Are At right, Taffeta Frock with dou- At left. This Frock of Navy or Black ble tunic edged with ruffling of Georgette with white embroidered dots frayed self material, and surplice fichu is made over a plain-color drop, and of flesh-color Georgette finished with bands of the plain color are picoted to two rows of squ taupe or victory-blue, $47.50. ette collar. At center, Navy or Taupe Satin Frock with narrow sion of soft folds of the ‘satin, and narrow sash endi Beige Georgette, pin-tucked and embroidered forms a neck. Price $45.00. / Japanese Crepes Reduced to 25c Yard ISCONTINUED patterns from regular stock (about 500 yards in all), comprising many pleasing stripe effects, for women’s and children’s dresses, kimonos an@ men’s shirts. Thirty inches wide. Reduced to 25¢ yard. Wash Goods Remnants | finie“tn'Net The color Sharply Reduced trope, White, Copeaiagans Remnants of Colored Wash Fabrics of foreign well as dainty Dresden de- and domestic make, White Cottons, plain and nov- tions for clearance. First Floor. You Can Count on The Ohio For Perfect Baking Results Household Lanes —and the satisfactory performance of the Ohio is all the more valuable because cou- pled with real econ- omy of operation. Fight minutes after the fire is kindled, the oven is ready for baking, and a steady, even heat is maintained by virtue of the Ohio’s superior construction, Fifteen minutgs after lighting the fire, there hot water for every household us THE BASEMENT STORE Wait Development } MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (By Mail-In tin Ur xbout all that has been done in the tates, and there is a| manganese exploit that has that reconstruction | been carried on in this country, and » Western hemisphere | practically nothing has been done levelopment of the vast} since the war started. valuable metal exist Revival of the chemical industry in untry America is d upon as a hopeful uayan residents, who in th Mang o is largely used in man:| sign b; Rufflings, Tuckings and Draperies Come Into Their Own With the New Afternoon Frocks mesh lace. The the overskirt. A long girdle encircles wide sash girdle is picot-edged and the waist and ties at side, and lace ends with bow in back. In pearl-gray, edging finishes the pin-tucked Georg- elty Dress Fabrics and Linings—all at deep reduc- oe Br gaa values at past weeks’ displays, in- cluding: —all at deep reductions is an abundance of 600 TURKISH BATH PAPAZIAN TALKS glass and chemicals. Ger-| want to see the country's resources | of ruffles, and accor- them. A number of Sketched: ‘ Price $57.50. skirt formed of a succes- ng with braid ornaments. novel finish for the square —Secong Floor. A Purchase of Frillings 50c Yard SPECIALLY adapted to soften the prevailing round and square neck- line, these soft, exquisite Plaitings are featured in Sky, Mais and Orange, as —First Floor. BASEMENT STORE Clearing Broken Lines of Bedding and DD items and pieces that have become slightly soiled from the Blankets, Bedspreads, Sheets and _ Pillow Cases, Mercerized Table Cloths, Linen- and - cotton Mixed Toweling, Comfort- ables for clearance. TOWELS, SIZE 17x40 INCHES, 15¢ EACH. THE BASEMENT STORE. Liberty Bonds Bought and sold at market rates, The Seattle National Bank Bond Department Second Ave. and Columbia St, i