The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1919, Page 2

= ae A Nae en n mae 6, 1919. ‘Alexandra Carlisle Wouldn't Teach School; So She’s Star Now | FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —Oonly one of advertised specials to a person, unless otherwise stated; no telephone or mail orders; if articles are not taken oni when purchased, delivery is made at our convenience. Fine Tailored Clothes | At a Big Saving Fe it ree napkins and towels: Special.for Friday-Saturday— a) ee The woolens carried by A. Schlossmacher & Co. have been known for years by Seattle men to be goods of exclusive selection and superior qual- gi ity. Through the purchase of the business of that firm (recently retired from business), we are able to offer to careful-dressing men a most unus- ual opportunity to buy the finest of tailored clothes at notable savings. Hl x | —heavy | ined dinner sine; re ular price kins, 22-inch $l— a dozen: spe regular for Priday- | special | Satur day ea Friday Saturday c versible Senvyea rugs: ial for Friday-Saturday— The Schlossmacher stock is made up of high-grade woolens, priced regularly at from $85 to $115. Weare offering the entire assortment, suit- \\| ings and overcoatings,.at one price— | , Alexandria Cartisle | | | Alexandra © ed her salary to $12.60, He become a set manager take. he objected 60 strenuously to| Mins Carlisle sa n had | teaching that she finally w 14 ng the }father « wed ad the bag | Jup sten pew and mt work, but | \Thie was in Lon this work he never gave i Scam” eaeer nimaaot gaam ister] tasce’ attes ‘Peeters tise ike han There were in all about 500 suit and overcoat patterns in this stock— gs Me ph gp gdp fant ge lt Bla staple and semi-staple cloths of the better grades, for the greater part—of conservative shadings and weaves. : | In availing yourself of this exceptional opportunity, you are sure not only of the finest clothing materials at a big saving, but you are getting the best service obtainable in style, counsel and expert workmanship. The Site whr . ; etary and s| ope = ‘ Stone-the-Tailor reputation for style and thorough tailoring is behind ev- reblog “pri i qa ery garment we sell. gular price -"gi.z0 [| NAVAL MEN 10 VICTORY LOAN a tacoma. #| OPEND WEEK IN CAMPAIGN NOW Your » 6: SCHOLMFELD B SOND, i SOUND COUNTRY BEING PLANNED ee4- The response to our first announcement early this week has shown the appreciation of Seattle men for the extraordinary opportunity this occa- sion offers. Notice the representative displays in our windows. Come in and ex- amine the goods, Stone-the- Tailor 1206-1208 Second Avenue Established 1900 (Adjoining Savoy Hotel) The naval affairs com feedral house of repres be in Beattie about A main a week on Pug cording to recent cha: erary of their Westert it to Mt. Rain f Camp Le all publicity plans for the Victory Loan « n completed, Beeretary 0 reach a de —— | epection yard, and the vicinity ¢ ed in their Northwest The party, which leave ton Saturday, March & Central Labor counell will | stitute of Arc mee for the purpose delegates to a meeting to| of crystallizing sentiment on the shortly by the Washington | question of the form to be taken by of the American I state war memorial and the rate if @ note iasye is | a in the t be 4% y law © 80.8, The bonds must date 20 yours onds be wu onson’ s Grandest Display of Unusual Shapes In Attractive Materials makers from sta } Exceptionally Low Priced Weacemties gett, of Ten son, of Virgir ate naval com company the Yacht “Nelsie” Is Popular Vessel in Olympia’s s Harbor e of the campaign, fixed ut April 21, may start a © earlier and continue * But beth the open npalen meet con-| OLYMPIA Sims, mouth the next] nery inte: term | will be | — es - ow . tnmtatt | Veg It’s Me, John,” | as the aye ang pa bP | 4 viet exse Pomeroy le is John jj Says Wife as She Jackson, 14 years old, who completed | Summons Police , 44th year in the asylum for in- criminals. He was convicted y Capt. Har "| CHICAGO, March 6.—After police in Erle county, in 1875, and ~— anneryman , and detec oe had searched 16 years |» ently adjudged insane. He TRUSS TORTURE pale and ev erved on | Barnay to enforce pay-|has no relatives. Pan be climinated by wearing. ¢ the Nelsie. 7,890 alimony, he walked | — ua naberg | Rupture Suppo, PONE CAE OO nt and took a seat op five free trial to prove its superior- th ceupied by his former s J Beautiful Hair : his con Ends Stubborn Coughs 01 Tee ae Oy tte. John.” sajd the woman in a Hurry ence itching head js DENTISTS | ™e¢7moneruble WANTED That itching is not always entirely (due to dandruff—oftentimes the irrita- Now easy to keep your rural d fists soft, darks aod hustrows || tanks, fresh from th We Nair Beautitor )_ Restores gray hair to natural golor Yes, it's me, John. I want you to) neet your son,” and she introduced in, Jr., whom the father had not) ne was 6 months old, war zone. In| 04 five-ton tanks will be sorts a e ry why--Florence, it's youl" | ¢ * e 4 for time and slipped a) Steamboat Company to a walter to call the poltoe, | First-class plate thon is caused by a mild form of ectex | 1en placed under arrest, Barnay | esinol Ointment is usually most suc- Men Are Fighting |...” man for laboratory fi (fal in Clearing up trouble such as Taxati M I'll fix it up with you if you'll Just y : work and two op- \this, and speedier results are generally xation CASUTE | 6iy6 me time.’ \the ‘immediate r . erators, Must be obtained by washing the hair occasion: OLYMPIA, March 6 Joshua] “No, Green, Puget sound steamboat mag nate, and a group of bt she answered I've been| most like magte | thorough in crown ally with Resinol Soap. ‘or you for 16 years, and I'r “4 ared Inst : pg lier! treatments, gold, disorders on limbs, body and face. Yonre of ex-| Night after reaching the state house 16 . a or hon- syn i Sold by ail drucgiss. Fer free perience tw fitting and failed to appear at an open | WHISKY FOR “FLU”; COW |z.™ : ipgtoad of ge ynthetic and alloy sgete rae Rena Baier, Ma. one mening hearing on the steamboat taxation 1S DEAD, MAN DRUNK| ay fillings. | the money ust passed the ATLANTA, March 6.—The most | preparations, and gives t t tax dodg-| cowed prisoner before the bar of | Po tiv EM at eamboat companies, which, | + rder Johnson wos H, N. Miller | ent law, send their craft] carpenter by trade, and a vet- ty that offers the lowest] erinary surgeon by necessity only. , *! clates suddenly disap NIN EA ow operating ex-| ‘The bill haw already pense, enable us ti It would prev to make better lasses for less )—- Your Choice of the greatest assortment of the most alluring modes Groen is fighting the bill. wora| =!" Hoe Dh h ares awful sick cow. | cov ever shown without trimmings. You can’t imagine Was Cireulated today that an agree-|1 thought whe had the flu. Some-| Pray at, sAN- | body told me that whisky was good | usually break up an rdinary” thi such values unless you see them with your own \ ization leade for the flu, so 1 went down on |er,cheat and it eyes, They would he extremely low in price, even [f) Trek otice"et redhued prices Wild West Stuff og Algae find. of | cou in pre-war times. | id West Stufh | shnmimt tment to fr ba |i A Word to Workers EIA the céstetonce of our troined milkinare, Ill: ecogttnetann Geriatr ce | |. ried on Taxi Man} !»»»0it. ana 1 thous maybe ‘ haa | fa MAP sill aladly help you select trimmings and lque Mirek South fublle Market play on a ranue In Ariane thd gun | temptation to try the medicine was | arg f | No matter what the final outcome of unsettled ie i 2 ene dee we seis | aa play. on ‘a weetsepolléan etre too much, and I woke up at the| with full directidhs and | labor song tions may be, the fact remains that i i . ner are differen hing police station. Now the cow's deaé cles, Guar < money in the bs is aiBvens be i Bs of one of these shapes < weaihtaee fon P I belleve it’s @ judyment on me. If phatiataction oF, ) ank is the workingman’s best friend. pioneer Build up your savings account uiag sat the First National Bank, and you will always have that fund to fall back upon. It will be all yours, and compound interest will help you to D make it grow. raws, Oriental discovered when he was tc I had taken the medicine to the| ft Warne, Ind fine ntenye nd Linere and cow it might be living yet, and I the city Jail, charge, i with ad Nally wenncn with uld feel a whole lot better my Humpbh s ind a friend , | Sele.” cite, maid 10 a a wading syne Judge Johnson let Miller off with man, engaged a taxicab operated by |* $6 fine co! \d 0. 'T. Homes aoe Go ae G SATURDAY P ights from the w t|Kept in Insane N I OVA “OUT i. FOG” EE ve te Asylum 44 Years Another : PRIZMA “Gatos” Every imaginable shade and pattern is represented, and you may be sure they are correct. They just arrived trom New York. fe Vrtouon Seattle largest Nylilli ° Selesses Br rome wf Store nigra BEACON, N. Y., March 6.--Mat Humphries thought hig best 8TEU| tpawan holds a prisoner who has it and told the driver to “beat it off | Reet aD ARS Se: aes. ESS the range,” it is alleged. A riot call] was turned in, and detectives cap . tured the two men and took them only o GROVID | wo jail.