The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 8

PAGE § THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919. ee — ~ BYerde, District PNeope Lae REGISTRATION U.S. GENERAL — ELECTRICIANS potent Wats Out for Ten Sovdieg THIS WEEK AT HOPES NO NEED BAGK ON ORDER esc csc HIGH SCHOOLS: OF MARTIAL LAM __OF NATIONAL Store Houra aa Usual—9 A. M. to 5 P.M D r Will Be Made as Uenal That was ma today, when the © el annour At Work un — WFtival of v The statement said Contract with t! ' SMOG wnt) peace Mien Will abide by Paris bread is of better quatity; 5 troops defeated the mon ¢ quantity has been incre i } per rohists attlos t V 1 and Fraser-Paterson Co. Directing Special Attention to the Advance Showimés of New Sprim¢g Fabrics Suitimés, Coatings and Woolen Dress Goods it | Mar hoped It) curn t if it could be avoided, and would not wot wtrict accord with inter | ‘BARBER SHOPS : BUTTEMAY RE ASK AOL " LAGE | ci “NO Pe ne ete IS CLEAR Take Care of Yourself “See that YOU are Keep your health d efficiency at max- pitch. Then go d and perform duty to family, nd and country. freely of your- ; but give of the ‘Deformed, decayed r missing teeth make ill-health and in- jency. They mean Derfect mastication its consequent omach troubles. hey harbor noxious ms whose activi- § bring about neur- enia, headaches, omnia and a host F mervous and other nd have opp ng only in sub, The Dress Goods section is now supplied with a large number of the new Spring Dress fabrics—new arrivals that indicate the preference of the pring fashions. Mayor Maloney t will r —Blue serges now showing a complete range of tailor serges, impe mannish serges, French serges, worsteds, storm serges, etc. are going to be favorites this spring season, and we are s cheviots, the larger shope ' Expect Walkout of Eastern Workers OP, — pry Panama Cloth —Panama dress goods, known to be very practical and always depend able, are among the favored fabric I i shown in staple shades of blue, brown, gray, hunter’s; 56 inches wide; a yard.........$1.50 = OLD MAN SHOT, OUTS BANDITS Andrew Uren spe Ba ro bandits armed with Wool Batiste —Wool Batiste and Nun’s Veiling, two fabrics accorded favor for spring, shown in a variety of shades, both light and dark; 36 inches i, eres Cee eee ee Tere er ero re $1.25 ee DON'T LET A cold we ~ KEEP YOU AT HOME « in expe a -/Dr. King’s New Discovery : If you have almost never fails to PRINCIPLES 1. ‘ imperfections DR. L. R. CLARK bring quick relief —The spring season gives preference broadcloths, — silvertones, of any kind, have , LEAGUE OKERED army cloths, doeskins, cheviots, sat oth tians, pom-poms, duve- hroatt , tynes, etc., showing a great r : , 48 to 56 inches wide, ce. It will be the best investment you ev ‘ ved to pormit all the}® bet bath befor larly if made with us, for we are specialists in j“ajens * -CLASS | tne! $4.50 to $8.75 aaenapaccceranscscccesecceoseocenee from San » have Kahlan, secretary of the general com- |e s « '\Chinese Killing Frisco Troops Not Russian Arrested AINLESS DENTISTRY } the Syne’; 2\Mourns Dead Bride; Motives Learned meee Sent Into Butte as Draft Evader : - you yourself or Officer Kills Self . wash HINGTON, Feb. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10—No| LAWRENCE, Mass. 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