The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 5

jo taba STAR—THURSDAY, APRIT, 17, 1919. RUSSIAN WOMEN " Charmin, Miner ronan tower | WORK: MEN TALK | site's sie | Friday Hour Sales For Easter to Go With the Very Moderately Priced Easter Suit No Mail, Telephone or C. O.D. Orders taken, nor deliveries made, on Friday Hour Sale Merchandise, and the right to limit | quantities is reserved. Lengths Heads of Families Loaf and] es Wile wale the oth Decide Politics ||f fection, on the upper main floor, will place on the as on plain 10toll | I1tol2 nd far cla Ww CORDUROY. Children’s Cotton no to 3% 1 A cleanup sale of 66 sane oe of 27-4nch White Union Suits - | i, Washante The Women's Knit Separate Dress | « oie for chil! tnderwear Section, on irting with " * in various Skirts ae igen ‘ the upper main floor, ‘ormerly $1.50. has taken from stock or thi grouped states separate | MEN'S HANDKER. ©) 8?" IY FIGURED VOILES—A designed | ¢ FS. 00 khaki. | Summer 4 sroken line of Figured » Japar | Panama | cambric hand | Union Suits in low neck comprising 260 | 6 Spoil Phun. y, Mack and ofa in standard! no sleeve, knee length y 1 light and dark in with quarterinch| style, with supporter | us, suitable for ch or A good handker-| buttons attached. Size s dresses and 0 0 and | chief for the worker or 10 y For 36 inches wide hour, | mi on outing. For $1.00, For this | an¢ 1 formerly at She " $3.50 | meee” Te |i. 3B | mat, =, 25m Reacr Silk Dresses at $17.50 and $19.50 New Second Floor HE Drone sketched imdexigned of silk taffeta with silk georgette t. ‘This model is Price $19.50 AN ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE 2 ie ae [os ph Is the reason we are able to make tion of th , : ‘ Jery in a color range that includes Navy, Gray, This Extraordinary Offer for Friday and Saturday— they aro dying by thourandn, ah —— Wome Werks Mem Ta | Smart Faster ‘Milinery “SIXTY-FIVE DOLMANS and CAPES 2.222": gilts i Re op XCEPTION \T eepecially for the occasion at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 Of Crystal Cord, Silvertip Bolivia, Silvertone, ncinuously. until evening, whet ian ae Pompom, Velour, Tricotine and Serge own mupper ey are. dol : : — mam 2 pay ‘3 3 to 4 4toS The # ‘ BARONET SATIN.—75 yards of 40inch Par | WOMEN'S WHITE | SILK BLOUSES of Georg . . e i onet Satin in plain Green, Maize, Violet, | GLOVES. 7 pairs of | ette Crepe in Flesh, White, os ri also in Green and White | White Lamb Gloves with | Gray, Purple, Taupe, Navy inf c © ¥ t “ asl vel wed for separ P. K. seam and Paris point and Black, 4 taffetas in | - Regularly Priced from $65.00 to $75.00 ' tg: Hg te ormerl "ror $9 00 back in self color. ‘Sizes | dark plaids and stripes: i . . : : : : re rt eee oboe 5%. S%. 6 ad 6% only. | bi es in sii 36 to 50 Typical of Graham’s Style and Quality is this exceptional showing of the favored wraps : ea - see ee chant of | DaMeOT: $176. 95¢ por coches i aoa of the season at a remarkably low price. fiat Vina with rhinestone and colored settings: | For this hour, pair eC | or color. Formerly #496) “ ” a ms * ®. *. ssecieialatk ain lib ! f t r * 1 filled imitation Cameo Brooches and | LAWNS AND VOILES— | and $5.75. Fo | The latest “style” diversions and superb workmanship characterize every garment. All sll BOR ogg anno ‘ ||] fold filled La Vallieres with turquoise wet- | 175 yards in figured and Aen ee ee DDD | fashionable colors are shown. Yanks Like Dancing tings and pearl dropa. a pieces in all | striped patterns, 27 inches | BLEACHED pee . : a & . >, +, . pa 7 " H Formerly 50¢ and 75e. i thin ids nd sold fo ly at | TOWELS. — in Linings are of lovely pussy willow silk or peau-de-cygne in handsome Persian print de- Out hostess house was merely |i] pour, each eee | os noun te | Fee this bow signs. j : ag x a ig ae. ven #9 i if SILK TIES.100 women’s crepe “de chine Cc | = 18c Your attention is called to the distinctive styles sketched —they are indicative of the chair, which was alv d||] String Eins ni ee Se | excellence of the entire collection. a sleos : LINEN CRASH.-300 y ard of 16% inch Lin ; § cad ear Se . en Crash with red border At extreme left is a lovely model developed in an ex- shag : . 2c. For this hour, a yard quisite shade of mouse gray Crystal Cord; small and large h danced ac a buttons contribute to the beauty of this wrap. peop cette as during | =a “American Beauty” Silvertip Bolivia and “Algerian” aie f “there is @ lure red Silvertone fashion the next two a line; a pation tt out Ri riiich ger ‘a : “SULZER, ALASKA) Give Wife POSLAM FINE buttons and heavy stitching add smartness. ° ‘ unt} | “Sand” Poiret Twill in a series of “Capettes” dis- Ieee “wthsetsoe ® ie ta ” DELEGATE, DIES Adler-i-ka! bart hae the next model; while navy Tricotine with a large j collar of %ray taffeta—as a delightful trimming detail—is a !|\Canine Takes Bite . vi . “My wife was pronounced incur- feature of the cape at right. | of Policeman’ s Leg! Campaign Undermines HiS|anic vy physicians unless operated . (complic d We suggest selection as early in the forenoon as possible to avoid disappointment—such near 12th] Health and Brings Death | or ntite her Adior-icka and she values as these cannot last long. I" tay, after en is improving and I mean to con- oon, Serg Looker) xerCHIKAN, April 17.—Charles|tinue until she is cured.” (Signed)! ‘To freshen, cool and comfo nging to J. H. Underwood, Marion, Ala, tender, chafing feet, just Seg iam-—coothingy and antiseptt | r « grinders intolelect from Alaska, died Wednesday} Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and|them Here ie intense, t The Perfect Fitting Qualities of : ven ® preligi-feient, while on hie way. here for/ammens stopping stamach Gletresn St cote 98 Sitter gam : | ice sergeant re-| medical treatment, Juxt ‘before the] (iP oa oe cue, Chaghing bf When eczema breaks cn MME. MARIE CORSETS finely ang hi x and peat neath ras Fed te | Ph tea ana ees | SRE SR ee a P f 2 ‘ , ant Looker says he ‘ oard an- Insure the correct é: etation of the fashionable silhouette as well as perfect physical comfort. ; " over the bite, but] eeritorial eany assing board | 20°) ALL foul matter which polsons sys-|to drive them away P v ad over bite, but] nounced his election over Judge|ien’ Otten CURES He tate otticlent wey ond toe Two interesting New Models are his disposition toward Orientals is! Wickersham, by a majority of 24.|ruvente, appendicitis, We have) 9e%2°, much, and Fei 50 far. soured a trifle and he regards all!” guiger has been il for some time|.o4 agier-i-ka many years. It is wngld eve! here. ‘or free STYLE NO. 521 Strie ~~ 300 dogs with aversion. on account o¢ erg a beach a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, yy, Pall 47th in ree "york City ‘or slender figure. oaign he conducted. It was not re- : rge your skin to become ‘A splendid model for the average figure—very low bust with p : glycerine and nine other simple A clastic insets—iong hip with lacings extending below front clasp. Of medium length, lightly boned. Very low |Too Much Trouble; Aiized that his condition was 90|Srug, Swift Drug Co, and leading | reer rs netten serOush, Stes wath we boned; made andsome broche. bust with clastic around top. Of attractive pink serious, oie saad Poslam, . an . broche. ‘ mn Returns to Monroe)" sizer was born tn Roselle, N. J. 24, 1879. He attended the ric 4 ric 5.5 Charles Propet, waiter, was arrest-| January pane nll 00 ee Price $5.50 of up in the Wiltshire hotel, Seventh | schools of New York. He enlisted ———- and Westlake, at @ sek |in the New Jersey volunteers dur- ! day morning by Detectives|ing the Spanish-American war and t SECOND AT SPRING Mcchca ors und Purtaee, Propet] atthe. clase of the. war was, scnt| ri ay is the Va wax on parole from the Washington|to West Point, where he studied wae On Dare rat Menromand the| one year, He came.to:Alska injt| WE ARE vom TO OWER YOU SOME ixma, pe that BIG SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ONLY. )fficials thete reported he had been| 1902 at the age and sine eather? > tot ‘ ble, He “ss aged in copper r RR Beer me MBER Se = = Sarai |i be token bad xto Monon. Me | taining on. Prince ft Wales island, | $6.75 Roll 5-Foot Poultry Netting Fireman’s Appeal _| New Fire Fighting ihe at $4.98 Roll | Up to Commission Equipment Planned Hook Him Twice on | After serving two terms tn the This Poultry Netting The hearing of B.C. Evans, for-| Four motor pumping engines, one} Same Booze Charge) Le eee tty onthe Cesar} is 5 feet high, in the 2- A. Sulzer, congressional delegate- ire depart: . dis erial truck and ff ve con ot Ke nin! i. ough te ponte: aS Ol aia te: te the teoe ares |B. Reet i Gade checen | ticket as delegate to con-|f] inch mesh, Roll contains lcharged for alleged seditious utter-|chasses for the fire department, and |be tried twice on the same charge. lows ‘ r Aries tatter: Consent, "Sos 150 lineal feet. Regular JOHN SPARGUR, Conductor. a ohn Jan automobile for the dry squad of| Arrested in Seattle Sunday by po- ‘ ; i ae ’ ances, waa continued before the elvit | he arrived from|sres# finally ruled that Sulzer bad |]] Ding ¢6 75 roll, " , f the police department, were ap-|iice officers wh SF eae First ‘Popular Matinee” service commission Thursday morn-| proved by the public safety cc Cal fa with pints of whisky | eh ms? walled ce caneiaate Special, a roll 7 i ing. The city's side of the case wan|teo Wednesday. The antom «sin hia possession, Kessler was fined| opponent. . ve ee ee ‘ gtd Concert of 1919 Spring Sea: | will cowt approximately $70,000 $50 by Police Judge Gordon. for congressional honors last No- No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. heard Wednesda; ~ — vember, He is survived by a wife son. — SASS en EA natn : parm rigg — ae esthh by federal ofticers|ené one childs, $1.50 Hank No. 6 Sash Cord * Sunday, April 20 | ; [fre mete __ | aye tent annivernry ot stema lll yengthn Sjunt what gou want for cothes line, ‘Thai 3 F lyers Mourn for bogny Salen Cai bet ahi itt are} gp mi low ioe vied this coil, bo ba See buy ‘e At 2:30 P. M. Sharp. | Lieut. John Neely). ©. Thursday night. Initiation I] it here Friday. Regular $1.50 hank. Special at. .98¢ oreoeaviecs for Lieut. dole | ceremonies will be followed by a ban- No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders 1 a SOLOISTS | 4 Z ‘ F. Neoly, Seattle aviator, who was | Wuetand smoker . ee ee i S pice eg“ oop | $2.50 Aluminum Coffee Percolator Mr. George Kirchner, Mr. Thos. Solberg, 3 : held_at the ‘Bonney Watson chapel THN PFPLE | at $1 *Cello. Clarinet. 'N " Nesly ye the son of Rob- There is only one way to make a ly, 214 Summit ave. N. He ‘ , SEATS WITHOUT RESERVATIONS | i prc pc Rep gees oe good coffee and that is the “Per- 75 and 50 Cents, Plus War Tax. Tield, Virginia. ‘The ‘ceremony wax |] colator Way.” These Coffee Perco- 3 lators are made of pure aluminum under the ausplees of the Seattle AT SHERMAN & CLAY’S, NOW. Flyers’ club, an organization com-| pitro-phosphate should give you|f! and are a great bargain. Regular prising aerial service men of the/ teady increase of firm, army and navy healthy ‘flesh each day. It supplies price $2.50, Special at......$1.25 an ential substa: to the brain Watch Your Child’s Tongue! |ggmmiTTEE APPROVES [shi i ndemany oetur tn theta No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders When hink of advertising, ing « aR ES ST RR A REY ae think’ of ‘The Stare y CARFARE FOR POLICE) ?ists'repinces nerve waste and gre $6.00 Clothes Wringer at $4.19 tea ne ° 4 of | f Policemen and firmen will not have iy Aerators Wakes tetiaite en This Imperial Clothes periemoe in fitting | to pay their own car fare any more | te of results or money % Wrin du cha Gf dam farina and making i Childre: Take ne city council adopts the € 7 Constipated n Gladly Pandatie F Sable “Horseshoe Brand.” They are es og ~ mendation of the public safet \o" ope od se. 1 » committ +: nventent pense, enable us| 6 My 4 Fe ee eUNEET ther Has ott? M ball-bearing construction and a ct “California Syrup of Figs” |asrion rics i wn wu MEADE || have best rade rubber. rll SAFE DEPOSIT é ; For thei 6 theists Front aed tor 82,000 a month, but | Mpegs gaeerpeny ers. Regular . price $6.00. BOXES or jer and Dow . nitteo cut the amount to aeROtAL on No Ph aes ean jaa . > year, ‘This ‘eature hone . gold tt Tell your druggist you want genuine vill pay police on] I Comin g Sa — ks Secs an tea “California Syrup of Figs.’’ Full directions duty, ‘gee soles baking oval turday “COME IN AND SEE OUR FAMOUS res to and from their homes, Tit I Cc mate Lotte seetigied, oP and dose for babies and children of all ages sighed «dosti eet | TO THE rise _ WESTMINSTER BICYCLES. itle Trust Go. Wid: Ssiieitlen: ‘ene who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- Better wo. S188, Modern ¥ colombia Putlegnation: Cuasmnseet coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on men of America, will be er d econd ave. and Schoonmaker Co. the bottle. Look for the name ‘California’ as ee evening a Que Block South Fublic Market. and accept no other ‘Fig Syrup.”—Beware | musical program is planned.