The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 9

a) Fraser-Paterson Co. Second and University Phone Main 7100 - Order by Mail rH po —If it is impossible for you to order by telephone during the strike, make use of ant the mails. Our mail department will give you prompt, efficient service. Merch- ag andise will be delivered from mail orders free of charge. » of a _ = * = Clearance of $35.00 and $39.50 Capes and Dolmans $2250 A collection of splendid garments, sell- ing regularly at $35.00 and $39.50, 1s reduced for clearance tomorrow. Every garment in the collection is this season's style. They are made of fine quality serge and velour, and they are trimmed with braid and have fancy linings. Practically every new color of the pres- ent season is represented in this collec- tion. You can choose from this collection of Capes and Dolmans and be a red that you are buying a garment strictly in style, of excellent quality, and that they are worth more than is asked for them. —Apparel Section, Third Floor These New Pumps and Oxfords and they are here for your selection. ‘ e ot : ‘ Arrived Today $ x —Our buyer, who is in the East, has been fortunate to secure the very latest styles § s, and shipped them on to us immediately. These new styles are hard to obtain, due to « e the congested condition of manufacturers in the East, but our buyer obtained them $ iT e e Women's Bronze Kid Pump with tongue vamp turned sole and Louis he very nobby Pump which will please you; priced, at_per pair ....98.00 Women’s Brown Ooze Oxford with extreme long vamp and Louis heels very comfort able and sty! ish; priced at pair., $11.00 —Women's Tan Calf Pump with tongue effect; sensible mili- tary heels and weit soles. An extremely dur- able Pump for summer or fall, priced at, the pair. Women's Black Satin Oxford, with Louis covered heels and turned soles; a very stylish Oxford and much worn in the East; priced 88.00 —-Shoe Section, Second Floor. Avoid Headaches 6 to 14 years of age —Your little girl will enjoy one of these Betsy Ross Garden Smocks as much as you will delight in seeing her wear it. e | Over half of your head ches are caused by eye | —These Smocks are so pretty and developed in such good sereth igi Property fittea | : colors that they will please the little miss immensely. ower will relieve this. | They are in sotid colors of Copen, rose, green, cerise— tp" non | and they are trimmed with stitch embroidery, at $3.95 ela Lenny saices | —Children’s 8: n, Third Floor. What Kind of Blood Have You? Thin, Pale and Watery—Keeping You Weak, Nervous and Run-Down— Or Rich, Red, Healthy Blood With Plenty of Iron in it to Give You Strength, Energy, Power and Endurance 3 Physician Says Iron Is Red Blood Food Explains How Nuxated Iron—Master Strength- CITI hhh ddd ddd dleldadadadadededadad Builder of The Blood— Helps Give Renewed Vim and Energy to Men and Puts Roses ‘ Into The Cheeks of | Women. , tf you tire easily, if you leok pale haggard and worn, if you feel weak nervous down, it would probably | tonish you to look at a Highly magnified drop of blood of anaemic woman, showing lack of healthy, red corpuscles f your own blood un of pure, Ithy blood—rich in iron tual blood tests eal exami “Through- show that tremendc large out pital staffs | ing e weak and n a physical weaklingge@nd ag a medical exa I have easil? fatigued, number of people who r nervous, irritable il lack iron in their blood, and that poet viterly robs him of that virile patients who have Va doctored they are ill for no other reason tha force, tha ‘a and strength of for various diseases, w inereality Jack of irén. Iron deficiency para- necessary to, anc their delicate, rundo . , le ac ver in every walk of life. ie.’ lyzeat healthy, energetic action, pulls dice ‘transform a beautiful, in the blood. Time and again I have down the whole organism and sweet-tempered woman Into one who prescribed organic tron weakens the entire system. fhervous and irritable. f£ lron—and surprised patients at the gly emphasized the great rapidity with which the w ‘There are thousands whose bodies 1 and general debility was replaced by are ageing and breaking down at a a renewed feeling of strength and time whe vitality. I axated Ir that & © build m ter a se ory of nervous exhaustion. ‘The effects cause they are not awake z ) @ Were apparent after a few days, and condition of their blood kof sufficient iron in their within three weeks it had virtually thin, t ever real- revitalized my who not ‘giv the trouble ing body chance to do their work. Yet others r gh life apparently r after year, the elas in my opinion you can't make strong, successful, by feeding them on The old forn n must go throu, ese vigorou but I have found Nuxa ent in nerve rune I comes f filled w Iron is ic iron—-Nuxated Tron > the red blood corpuscles increased power and en to build and give durance of the demand fo necessary to ¢ y advi ‘ommenting on t physic as a tonic, st « ilder by over 3,000,000 nually, Dr. James F formerly physician of (Outdoor Dept Westchester « y id: odern methods of cc met at Manufacturers y which is 5 inorgani If package id the rapi at which pe Seations suc rimilated, and this century live h other similar iron products and ! hei alarming 4 f results, remember that manufa biency in th Crean ontitely differ- nd entirely jen and wom n Nuxated Iron.” h arveled at th Heople who nd who ney g by Owl Drug H. B. Vail,“formerly physician Co., tartell Drug Swifts Pharmact Baltimore hospital, and @ aud all other drugeivin Dr in the S| with the-daughter of a commoner @|whom he had married against the | vited to the repast. | just been released from 75 days’ con- THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919. CITY TOGREET | coef WITH NEVER Ace of Aces Due Here Wed- nesday Evening ‘The program for the rece be given Capt. Eddie Rickent r flying ace, has been announced b: Norman “, chairman of the banquet committ Capt. Riekenbaker will be tn Ta coma judging the auto ré for three ¢ but a committe at tle men will go there We ernoon and bring him « yacht 1 ron the here at 4:30 Hubbard will give Rickenbacker an exhibition of erriving o'clock lie Capt |real Western flying while the yacht is oming to Seattle After arrivi h Capt. Rickenbacker will receive Seattleites at the New Washington hotel until 6 o'clock An open alr banquet at Volunteer park to which 700 prominent men and women of the Northwest have been inv will erved at 6:30 o'clock, Gov. Hart, the governors of Oregon and Idaho, and all the mayors of Washington cities have been in- Eddie Hubbard Iso do some flying during the vers’ club, headed by ms, will wind up the day's program with a dance at the Masonic temple iis dciintioarctrriintsienttne Course of Love Surely Is Rough »————____._______"_ PRINCE CAROL ~ ‘The crown prince of Roumania has finement which followed a reported e | @ attempt at suicide when his royal} parents would not permit him to live royal willl Booze Importers to Work for the City John Frud d Francisco Gabi who were arrested Saturday on t steamer Admiral Dewey as it docked from San Francisco with a quantity |of whisky in their possession, were structures powered to close down all shops vio- | fined $100 each in police court Mon lay. Unable to pay their fines, the men will work it out at the city de ction as soon as their sentences Sin Nin, Chinese, was turned over the federal authorities Monday to after paying a fine of $100 for selling cocaine. POLICE WILL INSPECT ALL FIREWORKS STANDS Police officers have been instructed to inspect all places where fireworks are offered for sale in a general order issued by pol © by Capt. W. H ing Monday after- noon. fireworks will be allowed sold from tents or other inflammable The police have em- lating the fire regulations. Offer Reward for Escaped Prisoners! ,, A reward of $50 each has been of. fered by the warden of the state re: format ut Monroe for the appre hension of Donald I. Smith and Frank Konold, who escaped from the reformatory Sunday in a stolen au tomobile which was later found | wrecked at the entrance to Woodland state was)tee by the city council Monday simply the result of lack of iron | newdtreet would relieve congestion Rieattg [on Yesler wayyitis argued | | | ; | RETAIL STORES WILL park ASK EXTENSION OF PREFONTAINE. PLACE An ordinance providing for extend Prefontaine p from Fourth and Washing t.! diagonally nd Jackson st. was referred to the street commit The ave , n been astonishedeat the number of | two blocks to Fifth ave BALLARD ELKS PLAN NEW LODGE BUILDING Ballard Elks are planning a new home on the corner of 24th a N.W 1 W. 59th st A commi stigate the prop consists of C. H. Wi Shields, A. W. Tenney mott and T. ©. T BE OPEN SATURDAY Altho Saturday has been named a legal holiday by Gov. Hart, retail stores will be kept open, according to announcement made by Harry A. Kyer, chairman of the retail trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, AUSTRIAN DROPS DEAD an Austrian, liv. ., dropped dead rt failure in the Northern Pa ilroad yards Monday afternoon while icing refrigerator cars, The body was taken to the public morgue, Ben C i at ‘They will be held for fed- | 4. D, MeDer- | 1A LETUP | | Prisoner Escapes From the morning of the 14th, when I opened this Great Shoe Sale, to the present moment, there has been no letup in the buying. A crowded store every day! The reason is apparent. People know and recognize the values being handed out. The past week’s selling has broken and short- ened a great many desirable lines that were com- plete when the selling began. These are all being placed in lower priced groups with another dollar or two reduction. So don’t fail to keep in touch with every day’s offerings. Another thing— I wish to remind you that there are no old styles in this stock—absolutely none—as the store was opened new just one year ago today. Hardly a shoe over four months old. ate White Shoes, Black Shoes, Gray Shoes, Ivory Shoes, Brown Shoes, Tan Shoes—all at prices that mean dollars in savings: Women’s $8.50 to $10.50 Shoes, Oxfords ».00 to $8.00 Shoes, broken lin Men's $7.50 to $10.00 $6.70 $5.30 $9.30 Women’s $8.00 to $10.00 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps Men's $6.50 to $10.00 Shoes, broken lines $4.70 Men’s $12.00 to $14.00 Hurley Shoes $8.70 Women’s $7.00 to $10.00 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $5.30 Women’s $10.00 to $12.00 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $8.30 and Pumps Women’s $12.00 to $16.00 Shoes $9.70 Men’s $10.00 to $11.00 Shoes $8.30 Women’s $6.00 to $8.50 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $4.70 Women’s $9.00 to $11.00 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $14.00 Shoes $9.30 Men’s $9.00 to $10.50 Shoes $7.30 Women’s $5.50 to $8.50 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $6.70 Men’s $8.00 to $10.00 Shoes $6.30 $12.30 SOD at University: $7.30 Second Avente By ©. W. SHIVELY Men’s Boyden and. other $12.00 to Women’s $7.50 to $10.00 Shoes, Oxfords Women’s $11.00 to Men’s $8.50 to $10.00. Shoes Men’s Boyden $14.00 and $15.00 Shoes 'Police and Fireinen i Told Not to Pay city forwarded From City Court r the railing of the The raping council has pr s dock at police court Mon-| instructions to the police ani » nd strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the moud day afternoon Ted Coyle, a drug 9 advise their m you can bite corn off the cob; £ dict and p ner, escaped, Dash: t required by law to teed 15 years. thru th nbled crowd in the| on the cars ‘ AMINATION FREE courtroom Coyle sprang thru the $15.00 Set of Teeth... sw Joors, ran outside and dis $10.00 Set Whalebone Teeth, AD) Coyle was arrested on $8.00 Crowns ...... June 28 at Ninth aN BD —_——_——— $8.00 Bridgework . q ington st. and charged with diso TOO FAT? 2.00 Amalgam Filling | de rly conduct e Painless Extracting r Bri Mctween Calver The Best $2.50 Glasses | ROYAL OPTICAL CO. 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