The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919 CITY PLANNING MeDougall/Guthwick fours es-| FREDERICK &NELSON Asks for Big Budget | FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE Cily Engineer AL HL Dimoek — | mi before the city coun MEN’S SHOP, JUST INSIDE THE DOOR Fall and Winter Underwear For Both Young and Older Men Shown in Complete Variely in MacDougall-Southwick’s Men's Shop This announcement of oar readiness to supply the needs of every man in Falland Winter Underwear should prove of particular interest. Now sizes and styles are complete. ; " c - ; ; : : | A New Group of Among the famous mates |<<=ec8:| Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Dresses represented are Globe, Carter and Vassar. eo AT A DECIDEDLY INTERESTING PRICE The prices on this high quality Underwear are nota- apie ot the bly less than the present market values. irectors ask for salary allowance . HIS attractive grouping comprises upward of one hundred Autumn Frocks in f at rage the more simply tailored effects for street and informal afternoon we Suits to $10.00 for an all wool Suit; cotton in fine Sos ne ects f ii ; for afterno aioe all of he them typifying a high standard of designing, fabric and workmanship, and repre- combed yarns at $2.50 and up to a pure thread silk rt beraphonny Pana is ecatlt i vale art fedioes Weta age & ed for the senting unusually good value at the quoted price. Union Suit at $16.50. a ‘ “or . id ye 1 Pee Prices now range from $2.50 for part wool Union —MacDougall-Southwick, The Men's Shop. Just Inside the Door, t are it will be ditt. |i] The materials are Tricotines, Poiret Twill and Velour of the better qual- of ities. The sizes: Misses’, 16, 18 and 20 years; Women’s, 34 to 40 bust measure- ment. AMERICAN RAFT | Ten of the Models Are Suggested in the Accompanying Sketches geesusenanensunenenensunecensnsenensenenanany ALL No. 1: Navy-blue Tricotine with embroid- No. 6: Self-checked Poiret Twill with Pi ery design, introducing insets of leather girdle and steel buttons, fur cloth; $41.75. $41.75. " aaa Is Sinking Off, No. 2: Navy Tricotine, intricately em- to 9s Welekins te ri e eS lj el a e Mouth of the Thames 4 | broidered, $41.75. en an cee ae of LONDON, Ax / | No. 3: Tailleur model of Tricotine, ‘ Tricotine Taill tri wil ° dispatch from Dover today said that |f} trimmed with self-covered but- pes icotine Tailleur, trimmed wi I Guarantee My Plate to Fit canna ef tons, $41.75. bands of the material, $41.75. 4 that I : Poiret Twill trimmed with em- No. 9; Dark-brown or Navy Velour, with broidery and buttons, $41.75. chenille and embroidery trim- Tricotine, designed with allover ming, $41.75. embroidery at back and front, No. 10: Navy Blue Tricotine, trimmed f with Hercules braid, $41.75. carried no passen rew In fitting a ; eee plate I mean You will find to satisfy, and @a ’ ! the best equip- do satisfy, A ment possible every patient. ¢ . : for money to buy and ; > . installed in a Particular . modern way. people want a — “ You will find my office has ~~ é ag habiied. Would Penalize | SECOND FLOOR that reputation. atmosphere. “ Ss The Demand of the Day Is San on. All Money Hog PREJUDICE and SCEPTICS wiv oon Ye . cause I advertise, not taking into consid- METROPOLITAN — NEXT MONDAY eration the fact that I advertise, and that ‘ Vis aeasbaciy neipedt ast MATINEES WEDNESDAY 'D SATURDAY stores, banks and churches advertise, i‘ aciaets: tp veeite| oe Over Feed Bill MATINERS WEEneeDAY, AND ee and they are successful. It is modern vidi eth teh | : SEAT SALE TOMORROW i* — With millers and om armer oa ~ st. I claim no impossibilities, r. Solf May Come er the amount ¢ a r ih Whe Beat’ Crowns... . 85. and advertise under my own name, to U. Sve Envey| a ‘A Triumph, Most Important Contribu: The Best Bridgework.$5. Some are skeptical because my prices oe ee en “ ——— tion to the American Theatre That Out Painless Extracting are below what they are used to paying. former foretan | besigon Says Patrolman Stage Has Witnessed,” Said the New}} Guaranteed to be the best | You must remember I have had 12 years mie aay ® trown ft Is Entitled to ant Girl and to last, and my prices} of success and have been able to gain a was forelgr , ering ucknant sae Care F Ci pees pedy es up oe Compare | Jarge volume of business, which permits ‘ , ! , et @ fe 10 per ce ee : ity them and be satisfied. They | mall profits—another argument for my - ut strc ‘ aig Mikel eee Une 1 senree ae dine are reasonable. ea A sel Gilliam's court Wedne i he en e pre: teanpnable, advertising. i onacee Cet me posite oon, i in ootinaction With the cee ae e Yy Mi e AS one ¢ \ nan a macifiats | Mea . on ¥ ’ ve nen argue that unless they , : n 1 Lady attendants at all times, sterilizing instruments before you. SAYS DRUNKEN AUTO pa eu ba 4 Dee Cane Mee. 1h ma tem at thay will have to put : ‘. = My laborat i lete, and I k that k is stand. cialis er materials, which | holding that the injured man was er Bl h B t oe ratory is complete, an now that my work is standard | DRIVER gon HIM t I mixture and iv are Rave sured RMA Ge anc e a es tho Get My Estimate, Which Is Free. ave. and Pike vutomo-| Farmers argue that the cows nee fe rellef board didn sy: ” Obey That Ever Insistent Impulse and Visit Dr. Wilson Today. b i , nd 44 the herbs, gras ad other grasing fessional services and a hed. Meter Notable Play MOLI for an opinion eo restraining Meier said that th fternoon, ‘charg riving an ord . ee Milling Co, that ‘eny tamitne oe tee With the Original Superb Production DR j ; Wil SON on - oth a We Behn Albieg ‘Bros! (See ty aaa and a Distinguished Company P Py P ne tr waiting o,, Cent Milling Co. | the department, when the injuries ace Opposite Colman Bldg. Elliott 1833 81014 First Ave. Swan's machine, traveling 40 Yolles |Masotie. Grain Gontiat ate | rues led to full car Nights: 50¢ to $2.50 Co, Boyd-Conlee Co,, P Piping neler’ . Wednesday and Saturday Matinee: 50¢ to $2.00 SERRA RELERREUE eee eee eee aon | Pransoll & Co. Puget Sound Flour. enough to include the phystel Plus Wat were injured in the smashup, ling Mill Co, Magnolia Milling Co.,