The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 5

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Camp. \Is Optimistic in of Cr ‘SAYS RED RULE WHO HIT GIRL’ DECLINING FAST | Struck April 23, Unable to) Maj Allen Writes From ae Bolshevism Doomed hevik Riley Seattle typhu perlod, Aller who fever pital Maj, Allen. the Amertean been #tatione Vine tok Ole Man u seeing It imminent defea ‘Less than front in Talk on Business CINCINNATI Preas)—With a note business, an ap June of nations and an attack on the “pack Chairman William 1. 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BEL NORMAND —In— “A PERFECT 36” Mabel's Up to Her Old Tricks! Fifth and Pine — Siltiott 2525 THIS WEEK With Mat, Saturday “‘The Hypocrites” HENRY ARTHUR JONES TREMEND MATI ThUUMPH ry VIRST TIME BATTLE TS — 300.500 MATINEES—20 Sle Plus War Tax Ask your grocer for it. vor IN Dr H. U.ROGERS Optometrist you | the skin entirely free from To remove make a stiff paste with a little and minutes rub off, wash Te be Buy a Fischer | sleep in your car 1312 Pitth | bebin |Marathon Pianist | Now Playing Here J. M. Waterbury, know Marathon pianist, is in Seattle day bury the wir cr Tht continue play as the morning at i ® House and will exhausted played steadily He plays with both han the time, his food being admin Hjistered to him by ar Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Opium John L. Wilson pleaded guilty in Federal Judge Cushman's court Thursday morning to a charge of smuggling Chinese into the United States from Canada, and was fined $1,000, which he pa M. F. Morse was days in the Pier 1 pleaded gull violating the Hv Paper Boy Struck Down by Machine Howard Perry, Star carrier, 5612 12th ave. \N. E., was run down by an auto driven by J. ¢ r t 29, 3710 EB. John at. late afternoon at Sixth ave and Ravenna boulevard was riding a bicych papers. He was not bad Baylell told the police the turned to the left without ing. attendant | | tenced to 45 jail when charge of ed ame ament fone vering hurt warn: | Filipino Puts Up Desperate Fight} Ponciano KE. Valle, 31, a Filipine a was arrested at Second av and| shington st. late W y by Patrolmen J. J. Crawford ne | Woodlock and W. A. W ja desperate struggle }lently insane, seized two w |the street, and their screams ¢ Jed the police, Valle was in sol dier uniform |ONLY HAVE TO APPLY TO GET THIS PLACE The United elvil comminstc for static jonly, July 30, to fil quarter lam H, § year The filing a retary attle at service rr ey In Fort wil at $1,2 men 11th prior 0 #|FOUND IN STUPOR, HE REPORTS CASH GONE)’ Bac 40 4 arrested Wednes red held for found and Albert vd and Carl N 4 night and or after at Lakeview Motorey J c eadquarters, declared the nking at the Le ered nothing st. 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Formerly 50c For this hour, a yard SCHOOL CHIEFS WILL | BE CHAMBER GUESTS The civic bureau of the Seattle Chamber of ( ¢ will entertain members of th 1 of ducati including high school princ supervisors of departments, a and Navy club, a Dean Arthur R of Washington president of the Sathan Eckstein, Musi ner at the 6:20 p.m. Fi Priest, University Henry R. King school be director numbers have been arranged. 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Orders taken, nor deliveries on Friday Hour Sale Merchandise, and the right to limit is reserved. 1 to2 STAMP- Broken 11 to 12- MEN'S SHIKRTS— 0toll UNDER CHILDREN’S ED DRESSES. of blue, pink and ven in wizew 4, 6, 1 12 years, embroidery, the Needle jon. Twenty nat wold former. 09 For this $1.00 BOYS’ KOMPERS AND SUITS—A miscellaneous composed of 50 gin am rompers and two plece quite on sale in Children's Seetion, n 1 to 6 years, FOr cand $1.50. For 59c n dre 10 an stamped for size in eve 95c POPLIN—200 tern. Former! For thin at $2. COTTON SWISS and lav inv blue with Formerly 40¢ 7 a hour « yard INCH inible COTTON choice New Second Floor 4 of a special purchase displays 4 wilke and wistaria, | are designed of f navy, taupe, 6 tigu Copenhagen blue, sand Sizes 16 to 42 Voile and Dimity Blouses Special Friday at $1.95 Upper Main Floor 8 ASSORTMENT of voile and uced specially for Friday They dimity blouses are assembled and | ount of being slightly mussed | are trimmed with laces and pin tucks and sold Sizes 36 to 46. Choice Friday at . 81.95 | 3to4 WOMEN’S SILK GLOVES 4to5 CURTAINS — 35 pairs of hundred pairs in Marquisette, scrim and Not- sizes 7%, 8 and 8% only This lot is made up of on ace splay y at en's cotton 9% to One rmerly 36 .19c que, organ. and george and up .95c 75¢c ge in navy, Hav golden . 50c 33c latched, tingham lace curtains in one and two pair lots, broken lines of white, black. navy, gray, brown and pon. lows: $1.00 Curtains ... every size. Formerly $1.50. Yor this hour, $1.75 Curtains . a pair 85c $2.25 Curtains . A broken line of 25 blouses $3.75 Curtains in high and low neck, roll $4.50 Curtains taupe, plum, navy, gray, petticoats in plain navy, brown and black. Sizes 36 black and green and black every color. Formerly Formerly $1.45 and $1.50. $4.95. For this For this hour, $1.95 . 85c F. 8. Brigham, 43, 5051 Seventh | Wednesday afternoon on Union st between Fourth ave. and Fifth ave. he was riding became un- throwing him to the pave eye and suffered numerous bruises A Beautiful Offeri f ° At Remarkably Low Prices We are going to offer you an assortment price you would pay for ordinary pressed glass. We purchased a large assortment blank shapes and had them cut by a local expert. We are now prepared to offer you this cut before heard of. Look Over This Assortment at 98c priced for this hour as folk gee, but not each color in $1.25 Curtains GEORGETTE BLOUSES— $3.00 Curtains and square collar styles, in PETTICOATS to 46, but not each size in with Dresden flounces. hour, choice choice She Rhodes Co. ave. N. E., was painfully injured when the door of a jitney bus on He was cut over the right of genuine Cut Glass at about the same of clear crystal blown and pressed glass glass in several beautiful designs, at prices never |] Sugars and Creamers in assorted shapes and cuttings. 8-inch Berry or Salad , Bowls. 8 and 10-inch Vases tise Footed Comport 3-piece Mayonnaise Sets Grape Water Jug Star Cut Tumblers, set of six | NOTE—Not exactly like illustration. Genuine Cut Glass at, Choice 98c No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders—None Delivered Sil Deals, Special: “ $2. 98 These Screen Doors are strongly con- structed and are made of select East- ern Pine. Frame on these doors is 4 inches wide and is nicely varnished. LIST OF SIZES 2 feet 6 inches x 6 feet 6 inches 2 feet 8 inches x 6 feet 8 inches 2 feet 10 inches x 6 feet 10 inches 3 feet x 7 feet 8 feet x 6 feet 8 inches Special at $2.98