The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 10

EAT RED FRONT STORE MOVES TO BASEMENT ter Being Forced Out of Old Location, Rogers Moves) Entire Stock to Basement at 1413 First Avenue, | - Across the Street From the Central Public Market— | Drastic Price Cutting Saturday. Tou can't hoki Nogers down—| eh © forced to move his Great Red : t Clothing and Stock to a > Dasement at 1 jew the Nhu Pike Street PP wauch alive. He fis not dead yet Rogers has moved Mtock to this basement Ported it on tibles—re-marked DMbranged it for quick disposal fe low prices that go in Riberys: Saturday, will ¢ meat skeptical that KR yery much alive.” “This Great Red Front Mat be sold and sold quick.” rs, and what Rogers says, Rog: | does, “We moved this} Red Front Stock to a base-} fren we have practloally no ¢x here and so we are better ens “bled than ever to cut prices un-| Mereifully.” } “Don expect Here,” save Rocers Mise is all packed Took for any fancy & “tl windows—we have whatever Will find here only a few 3 to this basement but “More than pay few steps for the hundreds of await you. Entire Stock Sacrificed “The entire stock will be sacrificed | ke Saturday. | _ “Think of getting heavy wool socks | Be; men’s $2.00 dress shirts are ed at 6X n's $2.50 priced at $1.89; $9.00 logging ) shirts go at $4.95; genuine Sec Pres suspenders sell for ce; men's Sweaters can be had now for 3; Ibe canvas gloves cut to Se, men’s handkerchiefs at only Sc. i! Shoes Are Included Re Rogers’ great stock of shoes to be at unheard of prices. Boys shoes at $1.65; -nen’s $3.50 for $1.98; $4.00 work shoes go $2.48; ladies’ high top $6.00 shoes to $3.45; $7.00 dress shoes for | south eut to $3.48 may be down but his entire o has as and | and ffect to avinee the rs is stil have H. M. ROGERS fancy fixture boxes—don none Men's $18.00 to $18.00 » $20.00 to $25. tos 0 mackinawas sell for uulte will be ps it will oo | vom out at $6.8 overcoats go now for $10.00 to $t2 $5.95; good $3. me f ‘to $30.00, here is as rgains t 50 pants cut to 98¢ tailored suite, worth now only $11.89 are Liberty Bonds Cashed MN pay cash for Lib them in trade, special prompt attention. Join the crowds of snoney savers and come down to Rogers Basement where the Great Red Front Clothing Stock is temporarily been closed all this great male and come early. ie starts Saturday 9 A. M. sharp. Red Front Clothing Co. Directly below Flag Theatre—just of Pike street — opposite | Frye's Central Public Market BELGIAN VOTE PLAN CHANGED, (Special to ‘The Star by N. BRUSSELS, March 14 of the Belgian electoral system in keeping with the pledges of the king equal suffrage to all citizens over 21 The new suf. frag® will be first exercised at the May elections Belgium's old system is tempered by the multiple vote. Every citizen casts one vote for member of the house at 25 and for senators at 34. After a year's residence a second vote is granted to the father of a family at the sage of 35 with light property restrictions Bas the crowds give years of age. ENGLISH CONSUL SEEKS MISSING BRITONS HERE Gerald Kauffman Kendall, Eng |lishman, believed to be in Seattie, ix being sought by his brother, H. H. Gordon, of London, thru the of fice of the British consul here. | Inquiry is also made by |Pelly for Ceci! Wentworth, Johannesburg, believed to be in Se. attle. the consul’s offices in. the | building. |SOLDIERS WANT LAND 1509 Fourth Ave. ever Did ever Will You Save From 50c to $2.00 on Any Pair of Shoes You Buy Save now or never—200 5 tow of Shipyard Shoes | 140 a ry the best S.. $3.80 100 pairs of Big Girls’ black Leather Shoes. . |Special to The Star by N. E MACLEOD, Alberta, March 14 Returned soldiers forming the Gre War Veterans’ association de manding that all grazing leases in Alberta be cancelled forthwith, that the land may be transferred to sol. diers for settlement. POSTAL RATES WILL COME DOWN JULY 1 Postal rates will be reduced July according to word just received | Postmaster Edgar Battle. | The two-cent stamp will then suf | fice to carry ab ut of the city, $3.80 |": P ° | « postal Capt. ‘Thomas Quinn, has just returned eee Bew Si gg yg Shoes...... $2.80. and to command her on sev: jeral voyages to Europe. Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, Don’t Overlook jawaiting a further assignment by | the shipping board. “when on your way to buy a pair of good shoes. in the AS Stomach Stomach (heartburn), Belching, | Ming and Full Feeling, so fre: | tly complained of after meals “Felieved in Two Minutes. Almost in relief from Pains in the Stom. caused by undigested food, | SENT FREE ON THIRTY DAYS’ TRIAL Bend 6¢ postage, name and ad plainly written, and we will you on approval our stoi paration, Jo. for 30 ds ch time you to send us return the unused portion if not perfectly satisfied © Address: Bellingham Co, Bellingham, Wash. AD are local marin from the At erclee. Today it le pleasant, harwiess, Marmola Pre. ton Tablets, one after each meal it bedtime—and fat simply van- Friends tet friends—doctors tefl patients, wotil thourands know nient, harmicss what they like, live heir two, hee oF four pounds of fat a work, Simple, effective, safe Marmola Pro- scription Tablets are sold by all drug- viste—a large case for 75e. Or if you Profer just write direct to the Barmola iy Garfleld Building, Detroit, Chemica) - fa When you think of advertising, | think of The Star. Suits and Overcoats Go | Ar men’s | i Ravisloa| Consul | of | These are asked to appear at! Lowman | HELD FOR GRAZING) * | Anderson was sent to} He is] \Mme. Clemenceas I. Returning to U. © 1879 the American wi The of France, Clemenceau, has been divorced, She hax lived in| France and seen her children grow in the Freneh and her fat up and her son army thruout the mer husband the greatest France, Now Mone, Clemen First is coming home to according to a report from irand, Wis, where a brother lives This ix the only pleture of Mme | Clemenceau known to exist in Ammer nerve war become man in rica. | 'Deal for Rainier Valley Car Lines Is Now Possible © of the Seattle and Ral Valley car lines by the city is }made possible thru the passage at Olympia of the Gule bill, according te the corporation counsel's office. Tals measure allows cities to oper ate traction lines outside their limits At the time the city negotiated for © purchase of the Puget Sound ction, Light & Power company's the Rainier Valley lines Pu Union Store Union Tailors ° offered to Seattle for $1,600,000. Completion of the larger traction deal will probably see negotiations for the buying of the suburban sys- tem reopened. ATES WAR MEMORIES P. P. Marion, who command ed the 69th Coast artillery corps In France, gave his reminiscences of | the world war before a meeting of! the Young Men's business club} Thursday evening, at the Army and Navy club. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGES ‘and Margaret ©. Heattle. » Robert Porter, 19, Henttie Huffman 19, and Alice and Masel T. 2. Kilgore and Lala Mae Dun- 25, and Jeanette Carroll, 24, Palmer, Wai Hiller, 20, Beattie Hen and Blizabeth Keb- Wasser and Ethel ©. , Heattle John H. Hicks, Tumwater, Langley reve, Henitie, aber art Hampson, Seattle. Irene Ethel Hannah, Friday Harbor Herman Ii Bremerton, and Hagel Le tiwait, 1%, Richmond and Ber Moot, and M . 2h. and Gene ~ Lindley Kk Archibald, » Dow, 18, Seattle ‘Carl Gustafson and Ingelborg Sund- Reattle f Moeckel, 20, and Mary W attle Mtiaw HL Trena ¥ Ve Roston, 2 Wiggens Hutchinson and Lillian Badier and Myrtle Bynce.| Hackett, Edmonds, and Atice| 82, and Virgie | ‘Bea Ai B. Cohoon’ and Co: Seattle _Brving A. Welch, 20, and Helena Hen ra D, MeMasters, a Murial Ren H. amith Fred Pelagalil Crowder, 21, Everett Lawrence Poindexter and Lena Cobilka Auburn John Heattle # and Irene Seattle | Charles Woolsey, 26, and Anna} and Raith At Martir 41, and Lille Cullough. Hoattle 1 Wiegand and Vrieda M. I MeCarth and Mattie Fores-| tham against Louis ham, desertion Heymanson against Dolly He Hoinington against Randall jorence Mol Augusta M, Duke against Joseph Duke, Hazel Robinson against Hdwin Tobi t Frederick nt Wilhelm Weid Paquette against Charles A mpatabil Dark agains Jonnetta Frank Dash | ldson against Cart 1 Id againat John MeDon port Koot against Minerva Root, Yudishes eruelty jartin against Hugh Martin Against George elt imma Mitehelt ervelt ainte filed © Lara Rertch Berteh, 1 A. Hill against denertion Dopp against gainst W. K. Mitchell Mildred 1 HY Cheater Hl Minnie Dopp M, Srnal) against Esther Small ine M | Higman against Arthur Hig Intyre against Walter Weinich rueity virown against Clarence ¥, gainst Sam A. Mons, | t. Fow- | | 4 dayn, 6208 > ay Willlam ‘f, Lambert, 81, Mareh 11 Infant Palen 1602 4 deve, 40 M | aren | The Handsome Waist-Seam Model 704 nin wae A. 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They deposit a certain amount weekly, bi-monthly or monthly in a good strong bank. Their capital is safe there. And it grows. trthermore, savings depos- itors need not make any risky investments. They become ac- quainted with their bankers and do not hesitate to ask advice on any investment that offers prof- Liberty 3 itable returns. Bonds Lib Do not sett your erty Bonds wat, Uf 1 then the Our tnless Big bank accounts almost in- variably begin that way. They are simply the logical develop- ment of the savings bank habit. vou have te we'll buy Bond Department prepared a pamphlet full «information ut all Liberty Bonds Cal Bond Savings Department Saturday night open from 6 asking Department every to 8, The Seattle National Bank Resources $30,000,000 and Mra A, Jensem, 2068 — —___5 || es oe eee: wee a MP