The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 9

ANOMARKS TORN DOWN festaurant Will Soldier Fools Doctors by. Way for Building NEW YORK, May 2.—A young| urants will soldier walked with military stride It is| viewing board at Camp Dix .yester day and presented hitnself to the off. | eat known eating |cer at (he desk tenderloin district “What's your trouble?’ asked the sadly remarked the |lieutenant, as the soldier handed | f over his certificate of disability rat: | ing by the camp examining board. “No legs, sir,” answered the sol js just one damn fu “What's that? asked the officer, | Duilt more than | who had seen the man walk into the saac Varian and | room, his soldierly bearing attracting the admiration of the officer's eye. “Both legs gone, but they've fixed me up almost as good as new with artificial ones,” answered the soldier, landscape wound | Who is Sergt. Samuel F. Hall of near ths, These paths | Somerville, this state, who had been | known as| brought up to Camp Dix for dis ang the other as will be raged for a ter of Varian farm felis and pastures the river and to| g Sixth|charge, He demonstrated he had | learned to walk with the use of his Vartan died the farm | new legs with perfect ease and was | road was cut| tetefore given an immediate dix A directly }Charge. Except for the toss of his | line of | e* below the knee, Mall was in per: | ‘of the old house. A t is now Mouquin’s ree he first stop after month for the rest of his life, COP FINDS A COFFIN SACRAMENTO, May . 2.—When Desk Sergeant H. M, Rible, of the Sacramento police department, walk- ed out of the front door of his resi- dence this morning he almost walked into a coffin that had mysteriously been put on tha porch during the mde! hhh Bd SRSPER &3i | was a black shroud, Deliberate detective work led to the opinion that high school students! |. Several weeks ago a number of high school students interpreted cer- tain remarks by Miss Blanche Rible | as “Bolshevistic,” and this broug’ forth a public dental by the teacher, in which the students were hotly scored, CROSSES ATLANTIC IN tn weight of twenty- he tour years,” she com “| world-wide sensation he created vf about a quarter of a century ago by crossing the Atlantic from New York * |to London tn a cockle-shell boat, onty 16 fret long. for a wager. He after- ward recrossed the Atlantic in the! Kx coy 1 a8 i iat it i H E TH HIS NEWLEGS | FINE, HE SAYS Military Walk Seattle Will Settle the office of the dixability re —her bill for Vietory. —EVENTUALLY we will raise our Quota—WHY NOT NOW? —We are behind neighbor- ing cities in the race. —We should be leading. —Let us move on quickly, and change NOT YET’ to ALREADY. physical condition. Under the| of his war risk Mfsurance, | EATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919. - Fraser-Paterson Co. Second and University Main 7100 A Special Lot of 80 Dolman Coats & Capes 00 .. Full Silk Limed... a HESE have just arrived and were bought much below regular prices. They are made of heavy mannish navy serge, and full lined with handsome plaid and striped silks. One special style is bound with tailor braid. Misses’ and Juniors’ Capes injury constitutes a total dis-| » and he will draw $100 a/ ON HIS FRONT PORCH Comfort, Fit, Service in Lucille The ld was open, and in it were responsible, and that they in-| tended the “stynt™ for Rible’s daugh- ir ter, who ts a teacher tn the high —No. 2963, a model for full figures; made of white broche; sizes 25 to 31; spoon clasp, long hip; an easy, well fitting Corset which will give excel- lent service and com- fort. Priced. ..$5.00 —Corset Section, Becond Floor. SMALL BOAT ON BET May >. New Jewelry EW Novelties have Just arrived and are being asked for daily. —Lingerte Clasps, solid gold, gold filled and sterling silver at . eter dseeverereesescoes 50e wo 8 —Heauty Pins, gold and sterling silver Sevesoncebe .--. 80@ to $3.25 Farrt all gold eee "Bee to $2.00 sterli silver wet with brilliants . « and 75¢ —Fancy Sterling Bar Pins eet with brilliants 66... +6006. $1.00 to $7.50 —Soutoirs red and blue velvet ribbon, gold filled and silver slides. . ° same sockle-shell boat. —Braid Clasps ... —Jewelry ad Section, First Floor. |word that went down the line when | \a group of American fighting men) can took’ off his hat and hung tt ‘tor m second on the peg that bore lithe name of Lord Kitchener. "Twas marshal, that the British apprech | BRITISH SHIPS WATCH (Special To The Star by N. E. A.) | LONDON, May 2.—British shipping | interests have been instructed by the | government to be prepared to give any aid necessary to transatiantic flyers. Notice has been passed on to) ship masters telling them how to pro- coed in case their help is needed. —made of navy serge; some lined and ffimmed with Victory silk; some braid trimmed, with coatee effects. They are 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Priced at $10.00, $15.00, $17.50, $25.00 Apparel Section, Third Floor, Some New Things in The Men's Section Pajamas —Men's Pajamas, beautiful China silk, blue or pink, $10.00 —A fine muslin material in fawn, blue or white, at. .$5.00 —An extra weight satin striped poplin priced at.........$4.00 —A plain soiesette in tan, white or blue, priced at......$3.50 —A fancy trimmed muslin, at —Plain white muslin. at $2.00 f —Appare! Section, Third Moor. New Eppo Petticoats ~—Jersey and silk and jersey combinations in all the new as well as staple shades. Priced at...... eeeseeeee $7.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 —Apparel Section, Third Floor. Make the Little Tots Happy New Wash Dresses i or pink, at.........-.-- $4.50 —An extra sheer cambric, plain white, priced at..... .. $3.00 $3.50 —Good weight twill garment 'A NEW short-waisted Dress in white priced at..... -$2.00 with belt is a new arri- —Eruit of the Loom muslin, P fi * priced at ...........+.-$2.00 ae of eae wie tee, —Plain cambric at......$1.50 ‘ —Also a line of extra large ers, They come in pink, blue Night Robes, in sizes up to 20 2 to 6 years and buff. } ‘ 4 z Another charming little Drees for > neck, in plain white cambric, sister is short-waisted, with panel; priced at .......-20---- $2.00 touches of embroidery make the tiny garment charming. In green, pink blue and buff. Price ...... $4.50 —Sull another style, made with Carter’s Knit Wear for Men —A fine cashmere with silk Dutch neck, formed wi ait 7 . : 2 pager rey orn gre gly wyhar sy stripe, medium weight, priced In pink, blue and buff. Priced at BES dedsccendesodeeds 00 aa —Natural gray wool....$5. —Medium-weight white cotton —Beautiful silk-finisned lisle At’ ..-scdecceecsncsuty ee —One-clasp pique and prix seam sewn, heavy stitched backs in self and contrasting colors—gray, pearl, mode Knit Underwear Section Women's Nushape Union Suits —V neck, beaded top, cuff knee; sizes 34, 36, and 38, —Sizes 40, 42 and 44, priced at.......-.+.-.- 81.25 Boys’ Union Suits —Medium-weight cotton, high neck, short sleeves, cuff knee; sizes 6 to 16 years; each..........$1.00 Women's Vests —V neck, beaded top, also the bodice top; sizes 34 to Gh; pecially 3 far fo. eo Si ot ieee cence cce $1.00 —Light cotton in ecru or white Bb ccrcodueccwescccees’ GEO Section Saturday Silk Stockings, Pair $2.00 —Splendid quality, pure thread silk, full fashioned Isle sole and garter top: black, white and colors. Pair..82.00 Children’s Gray Lisle Stockings, Pair 65c —Jurt received, a new shipment of children’s medium gray lisie Stockings; fine quality silk lisle, seamless; double toe and heel; sizes 6 to 9%. Pair 65¢ Boys’ Cotton Stockings Pair 50¢ —"Buster Brown” Stockings for boys: extra heavy ribbed, double toe and heel and triple knee; sizes 7 to 10. H10% 10 11M on cee eee neee —Hoslery Section, F In the Elosiery Munsing Wear for Men —tThe Union Suit preferred by those who are Munsing-wear users. i ° —Silk lisle in bleached, flesh or blue, at ...............84.00 —Fine plain lisle in white priced —An excellent cotton garmen' in white at ...........$2.50 —Nice quality cotton, bleached or cream, at..........-$2,00 —These are regular knit fab- rics and are made either stout or regulars. Styles—long, short or no sleeves; ankle or knee or three-quarter length. —Men's Section, Firat Floor, —Glove Section, First Floor. Underwear Section, First Floor. rtle Marked in | 1858 Is Captured VENICE, May 2—An aged sea) turtle was caught off the Venice breakwater and on its back was the | following inecription: EB. 3. Wii | passed thru the peer's lobby in the | Sutherland Favors Popular re: porado, 1868." | house of lords. And every Amert Expression on Treaty | Be RPE CE PT Ee Ap mE RETR Yoompaece ie, SENATOR FOR: | (pecial to The Star by N. EB. A)! 4 LONDON, May 2—/Hang your! | hat on Kitchener's peg," was the) | The lettering was etched deep! into the tortoise shell and must have been done many years ago. t.—tenator | What the name “El Dorado” signi- fied can be left to anyone's Imagt- | ‘It may be the name of BY MILTON BRONNER a breach of regulations, but a show. | WASHINGTON, May ing of regard for the dead fleld | toward Sutherland, of West Vir | |ainia, is the only republican presi. ated. |dential possibility #0 far for whom a|some ship that sailed the southern | regular organization has been form-| seas in the days of the 49ers, or it may mean merely a name carved) by some sallor without any spectal| ed. I caught him just as he was leaving for his home state to deliver | FOR ATLANTIC FLYERS |severat addresses before a historict! | |soctety. He was tremendously inter. | purpose. ested in the plan, as first voiced in | The Star, to have the people of the | whole United States vote on the league of nations and other impor tant peace treaty points. Senator Sutherland sald: Jan expression of opinion, with refer jence particularly peadindanet ania Sena 9 league of nations, would be a very | most useful. “Gets-Ht Peels valuable guide to the membership of | help, because it would show the sen | the senate, which is to pass upon the | a , subject. If a vote cOuld be had|garding the matter. There would be Corns Off! thruout the nation, such as would al-|no guesswork about it, Such a pro- 8 | low ample discussion of the question | ceeding as this referendum would be extra-constitutional, but it might The shell was badly damaged in| the turtle ashore, so after some vain speculation by the fish-/ creature was tossed back into the ocean, to the aeapeaea tis the issues {nvolverd, it would be te the opinion of the eountry re- upon its merits, #0 the people of the Any Corn or Callus Comes Off Peace. | country coald be thoroly informed as possibly be arranged.” Fraser-Paterson Co. SECOND AND UNIVERSITY. PHONE MAIN 7100 xEy The Special Price Basement An Opportunity to Secure Capes, Coats and Dolmans at * PRICE Remarkable Savings 392 Garments Underpriced HE entire stock of a dealer se- cared at a special price conces- sion, placed on sale Saturday at prices which offer 392 Capes, Coats and Dolmans, all this season’s styles and materials at a price which is within the reach of every one. It would be a great fully, Painlessly. ever Fails. It'g almost a picnic to get rid of a cofn or callus the “Gets-It" way, | You spend two or three seconds put- ting on twe or thre ot “Geta- Meat Cause of —Serge Capes at $9.50, $11.00 and $15.00. —Silvertone Capes and Dol- mans at $18.50 and $22.50. —100 Dolman Coats of fine velour, full silk lined, at $25.00. 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