The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 7

RPHEUM THIRD. - AND —- MADISON BILL CUT DOWN THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29, 1919. WANT LAMPING (CARFARE BOOST IS _ | FREDERICK & NELS UP IN LEGISLATURE) hth T0 $100, 000... eae FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STR SIXTH € MPIA Jar 1} The «tate pante amended exact! ue re lil OLYMPIA, Jan ‘entities ween I limit bight od ra by At pe cfr ‘ ‘ior | Lamping and members of the milli /to grant whatever tn utility rt ak “aehiliaal tted by Kt fu tary naive eocnanane say pus te [Sarees aay srgtnareamee vttity| | This amendment, evenstied oy i 1H Useful Lengths of Dress Goods a s final touches on t DIL appropriat reached last ght by the enate pub | of ita or ginal” pur | — ik Lag ke eo Aad ap Reduced to $1.45 Yard TOMORROW with ttorne general in an ef t anh that the Phipps bill, orig lifte the f nt Umit now wet b oj . ‘ a m diffe were minor HENRY SHERR = er of not the appro | id be made out of the military | general fund | famous Hebrew comedian and his co: _gysiellay gg eo ; partner tn chuckles, the Irish come formally Thureday,” Lamping « dian, The machine majority, which ed to whip Lamp! on the already ed by who 1 him to cu AMERICAN GIR : ridiculou man 4 packag me Home’ card NIGHTS (SUNDAYS) B5e of r MATS, (Except Monday) uSe by members of tt MATINERS, 2:90—NIGHTS, 7:15-9:15 om to support Ree work that was ¢ > INSURANCE T0 Find Bibles Opened Beside the Bodies of Yankee Heroes BY CAPT. Hf. S. JOHNSON With American Red Closs. St. Mihiel drive. In front of Beau | mont, after a severe engagemen Tecently returned from the front. He! coples of the New T as “Gosh Din GO UP, IT SEEMS ‘LEGISLATIVE NOTES: PARIS, Jan. 29.-—John D’Antonio, | september 11, he found four dead CAPITOL BUILD Olympla,| The rich can take care of them of 43 Malden st., Springfield, Mass.| giers beside whose bodies there we Jan, 29—If naturalist were given selves.” A free hand around the state house Cloths and other items of woolens, in suitable lengths for wom- en’s suits, coats and dresses, as well as for children’s garments. Ex- ceptional values at $1.45 yard. WOOL PLAIDS, suitable for separate PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, striped Taffetas, Satins, g It! We Must Get Rid of Sheep Scab BY TED COOK skirts, reduced to $3.50 yard. atin- ard, 36 and Crepes 40 and Bengalines, wide, including Poplins, reduced to $2.45 y inche rule ' no doubt make a Special to ‘The Star) 4 effort to Kill the bill, and at [STAR BUREAU, ATE ¢ PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, 86 and 40 inches wide, including Crepe Meteors, © same time dodge responsibility|1TOL, OLYMPIA, Jan. 29.—F . “ % ; bills, pas i and ne Foulards and Charmeuse, reduced to $1.95 yard. virst Floes will drive dull care away, in been ap: | ate, are r governor's wig ea as taken 12 turday days ond not count unday vaca firat griet rt re Odd Items in Table Linens pense by tha sty, Die senate vaste i At Greatly Reduced Prices ecmoragtbet righ beret polo append BLEACHED IRISH COTTON TABLE DAMASK with linen finish, in 70-inch farm districts, who 4 th width, priced for clearance in lengths, as follow ippstgrlatinig. Geabaee tor” road | banttualt) teeckine farmers’ lebote 2-yard lengths, $1.45 each. 2 $1.85 each. alled off during the | tion 14-yard lengths, REMNANTS OF TABLE greatly reduced 1 NAPKINS IN HALF- Bath Towels, 18c Each DAMASK in linen, half-linen and cotton qualities at prices for pre-inventory clearance. in bre ize DOZEN LOTS, and dinner BY “TED” COOK Seattle Star Staff Representative 5 ) In the Pre-inventory Clearance When Rogers was tn the legiste told me the following story about th : : tormat|he would probably uncover a politi One of these bodies < on al bee hive in nea ever i} lature he was condemned as a rant Th 500) f th i " Bl I i i u i " th Tr J} out just over the top. The me ght the lator's dome. raving drea He made some ere are 600 o nese good-quality Bleached anc emmed Bath Towels— UNIO. UNION Hi . ‘1 ‘ “= " * dreamy come tru in sizes 17x84 and 19x37 inches. In the clearance at 18¢ each, : STOR CLERKS Re was n mor suran fair, frank guee way that First Floor, otr on of eve donren 1b generat looks bodies la’ tw oe in the state. fearlens pp avn e standpatter ward on th 4 . declared. . de large profita of the last | ambit one. Of all the etate legislators who have gone a atep further tn public « in the Insurance busines: service, it's hard to find one who Sor ne pase Caran ear tm eaten a ee Leather Goods Reduced a sitting 1 pv tee ad > here atre w e it e, ths whinger: “Thatte Barker Coes! cic tip ; wan termes f} KHAKI TRAVELING CASES at clear- GARMENT HANGERS, which fold 4 oe Rotated $3.00 ca ei 3rd & Universit \ [iain Con hat ‘about the WRITING CASES OF KHAKI reduced TRAVELERS’ LAUNDRY KITS, con- hand. jegiviator can have The one safe conclusion ts, how- line, and pins is eternal life.” ¥. Anderson, 37, who lives in a ho vith Sb at the junction of the East and West waterways, is in the pital severely injured Wed oe Mena as the result of an ass made on him by a strange wielding a hammer Tuesday night | At Buzancy, Mr. D’Antonio saw two is t other bodies beside which testaments | were lying. ‘METROPOLITAN wis ROAR | evel Four Million _HUNS MONEY : That is one of < The Star» the reasons why France could } not be con- quered. candidate.” He's probably P different down here is to be dis od, can't get Justice fro: untetpalt-| ff} 1.50. Litthe France | SATURDAY FRANCE BUYS orn dau lad cc ulec tha Gay bore woe § with 4 000 000 re gent of a “making we to s , | nly one monument on the for political aggrandize Home Owners! SAN CARLO Meee of matey: se a ee al "Yankees Overseas Can Wed U.S. taining clothes pins, for fastening, reduced to 75¢ and $1.00 each. PHOTO CASES reduced—25¢ to $1.00 each. to 50¢ and $1.00 each. METAL MIRRORS reduced to 25¢ and 50¢ each. MONEY BELTS reduced to 50¢ and own here aa a political at the crowd in control here, “Lead Kindly Light" to § Howard Taylor, and mill out legislation for special rather than public interests, will hardly go high- er on the ladder. © come right Coman & ming under the microscope, and rybody peeks and pokes. \ Home Owners FO rte owas |, f@aatot Coman, however. will) In slowing sympathy they absorb | $1.50 each. : be m apy Bose o HOUN™ | never be governor the wie old the appeals of «mart corporation at-|}/ ‘ u > “IN ” in France— } THURSDAY gprs Longlemifreo inaide, mines dopenters know what they are talk. torneyt. And they enash their|f] TOBACCO POUCHES reduced to 25¢ OFFICE IN AND OUT” CARDS re- (News Item.) him with o heavy blow. The ma front. Comme is &. “sate 008) tenth Ned. ter, “Innceenat whet each. duced to 50¢ each. s 5 | FRIDAY eecaped with #3 ca a we fieata alone ever 6 real public measure bobs up. I] rd SEER Y ROLIS. BOR Gal WOMEN'S VELVETEEN BAGS re CLL TERE RE never insurge on anything. To be Public utilities, they have conciud-|{/ coh i ir ces sig ae 7 duced to 65¢ each. —virst Fleer ttorneys to i on speaking {th the public, and aak to be wn into the loving arms of the service comminsion, | come the boys t are graven id make it im the covetous and avart impoverish the poor. HE ASEMENT STORE 1 1,150 Yards of Black Silks Sweethearts by Mail Ceremony | ¥ a 2—_~-- ———. craeaemememaell | ‘ ° t mit Mihm nema | Ina Peers Clearance Offering Washington Title Boy Gang Leader und their sweethearts in thia coun E The proxy wedding of Wales T.[f| try is permissible under a war de-| Hawes, Cambri ¥ | 4 Insurance Company Introducing Four Different Who Broke ‘Oath’ Janan not ounbedanead Silere| Abdi | sia Fe Casts of Leading Artists nune “Wad tate laws make the contracts in of thy Compeny cath to th a need for Black Silk (Satin or Taffeta) can satisfy it Thurs- EI ag ye po Preps ‘ v W in the Basement Store with —— por hee 2 ‘ities. Gace 36. Wy SE . a The Satins and T in this clearance offering are in qualities desirable SEATS NOW SELLING f how stenhen Duray, COLD SCORN SHOWN AT |PASTRIES AGAIN ARE ||, The Satins and Tatietts Ui! ‘Mand petticoats, 86 inches wide. fee ne tangas er ermteaeainae i'n” head SURRENDER, SAYS ‘HUN _ BEING SOLD IN PARIS }) To be i out at $1.25 yard. -THE BASEMENT STORE. REGISTERED DENTISTS ) *": fas the ane] Shera pane, ten ; | in the shanty 1 the gang's DAM, Bought and sold at market rates. |) Oat of the high rent district, per- neeanantlite: wan made public today, | mn. ¢ ished German v | pete cerns ane matey, eivertie- following Stephen's dispassionate Con-/ tne attite f the allies at the sur an sh | h d Ch Cl h 7 ; f ender of the German fleet. It's|out indulgin | The Seattle || Shin hs mi, antaretl Sake sence Macken. "| tt her meets | 2,000 Yards of Bleache eese Clot 7 en es i} careful, kill “Waddle” | gaya br ational Painteas methods ‘nd personal atten: cided his fate The wihiah oa wees rey R d d 4 Y d N. Bank |} :: roy k= pode {And they have pr educed to 7c Yar Dr. J. Brown’s New Office ORPHEUM BUILDING Third and Madison, Bond Department Second Ave. and Columbia St. priated the none with which t¢ METROPOLITAN conn’ FEB. 4th Li Tr Look Into your mouth and sea For dusters, for for house lining. soft cotton. also home for this cleaning purposes, Te yard. many about the automobiles and other to be closed out at HERE are uses ' BAGPIPES GET UNDER BOCHE INDIFFERENCE | T hing | Thirty-six inches FATHERLAND PARTY IS COLOGNE, Jan Bagpipes 600 BATH TOWELS in size 17x38 inches, to be closed out at 15¢ each. MISSING FROM LISTS pur the moet Inditterent, Wha the THE BASEMENT STORE, cial to The Star by N Scottish infantry entered Col poli wide, _— Aerial Express to | nates Sok ween Be Modern Feature Coal and Wood Heaters thru the Erickson California went nieves NEW YORK, Ja 2 » Amer 8 preparing to Reduced to ave Be2aing. Wir so, "you have MIGGe directed thelr und will do} Diswasia, 80-CALLED— Brae oheiiog Yat eae t “eee pated Ltd Ginease in treacherous kilms, a black leathe idbag, % of the Aero Club of Ame ou y t th YO my * Botte mplications, euch ns rheas Lelgian relief bottle : S SHOWN in the sketch, these sub- eee eech trouble oe eRING BY MILLIONS 2f BEETHOVEN HOME i A Srne only dental oftic solat Co he Siar t A) Jur Canadian troops stantial, well-built Heaters have atin that specializes in iy , @ Stir by N. i. A) {quartered here are loarning for the , arty ment ee or office you will fad —PRESENTS— Z count ‘em—waa the | rst time, most of them, large mica door, and smoothly finished Sit ilcenaed onsraicrs ad man. (HIMSELF) : of the Yarmouth fish: | jouge in which he lived 1 trimmings—easy to keep clean. Equal- jal care taken of chil . . tween $45,006 {2nd other relics are shown by f z _— ee With a Notable Company th between $45:000 | caretaker ly satisfactory for coal or wood. ee ezeminations and estimates a EVEN STEAL ROPE of Artists—in the Ironclad guarantee for 15 free, on all work. A reasonable + given to ell uni f i With ray 1 Ane enera or spe belonging to the city enginee: * ° Bert fee, ee Season's Attraction De Luxe raid repens idise Via es : Poe fle dap es 4 ae ed Other Heaters in the Pre-inventory Clearance United Pine Dentists % apne yaerne aie Ey an | Deacborss ety Meyda at $7.25, $8.25, $9.25, $13.75, $15.00 Ee SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY ff“ 2!0s0 002) seus sone tp 0 a ae joo to 18, from the Orient, and is expected/ave, Tuesday evening, e ing s eh. |about February 9, ‘with $01. i ‘ To close out—$10.50. MARUS EN ROUTE Thieves made off with 200 feet of ||