The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 11

The Special Price Basement Fraser-PatersonCo. ND AND UNIVER PHONE MAIN 7100 A Very Special Purchase of 100 Newest Style Short Coats —in a special sale tomorrow. sold at very special prices. at $15 Each —Short Coats of Beaverette in smart fancy linings, full belted models; two dee} pockets, large shaw! collar and bell cuffs. A new style garment that will be popular for fall wear. at $18.50 Each —Short coats of beaverette, Beaver Plush; plain and shawl or convertible collar; belted or dolman back sty very unusual values, at $22.50 Each —Stylish coats of Black Plush, Persian and Kermina fur cloths; all fancy lined; both relted and semi-belted styles; deep pockets, bell cuffs, and some have large collars, suffs and deep band of muskrat around the dottom. Grouped in three special lots and to be styles ; Tiger Plush and fancy lined; large bell cuff, full These coats are Early Fall Hats $5.00 Each —The millinery section of the Spe- cial Price Basement is fairly gleaming with new fall hats. Draped turbans, chin chins, tam effects in black and colored Lyons velvet; trimmed with <ssmart ribbon bow effects and novelty »rnaments and wings. 400 New Autumn Waists Shown for the F irst Time Saturday at $3.95 Each —With low price waists practically prohibited, under present mar- ket conditions, this sale will be welcome news to thrifty shoppers. The collection consists of both Georgette and Crepe de Chine in the newest collar and yoke effects, with trimmings of tiny tucks, hemstitching and pear! buttons; also daintily embroidered fronts in many designs. Six models in white and flesh; all sizes 36 to 46. | ‘The trackless trolley now being! made use of in New England pulls! menters bh Norwegian government = expert | coseded in produc. | FORSOOTH! LUNNON up at the curb to take on and puting a bread containing 20 per cent Mp at the con jin a . HAS BIG FISH FALL soi ene ~ | LONDON, Aug. 29.—A waerspout which burst about Tobermory spread a shower of herrings over Be ae eile the town. They fell in heaps on . . . >, . re we pd ons rier fede, the pavements and roofs. The gul% an” tit’ dee Whose Time 1s| ¥ere quickly gobbling them up, and} You Our Expert Limited, Given/iater hens, ducks and cats hte the Adviee. Special Attention. |¢ish People were awakened by the } } | | i] screaming sea birds MRS. DOOLEY ADVICE TO Smile without embarrassment} i If You Fear the Dental Chair | Throw Your Fears Away An unclean mouth is particularly serous. In thes f highly with decayed and missing teeth, lutely no reason Clean condition—it can’t be & few dollars will secure ti the opportunity is iacking—there i #and people—there is one for Teagon for not having your"te Milwaukee, Wis.—“I wish all/ girls who work and suffer from| functional dis- orders profit by my advico and take Lydia E. Pink ham's ble disgusting and extremely dan. scientific dentistry a foul mouth, There is abso- ia inexcusable. y & person's mouth should be left in an un because it will cost too much, for It can't be because married, when I came home| from work at night, I would be just worn out with pains which dragged me down.’ I took Lydia EB. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound and St made me feel like a new woman. I can work from morning: until night and it does not bother me, and I wish all girls who suffer as I did would try Lydia EB, Pink- | ham's Vegetable Compound.”—Mrs, H. Dootey, 1135 25th St., Milwau- | kee, Wis. Working girls everywhere should service for you dentist for every few thou un't possibly find a good 4 n attended to ITH Scientific Dentiat ry there should be no longer wity FEAR OF VAIN in the dental chair, and feet nervice teeth and the ‘a: to nothing . . he mouth to rer xeuse for alle nolesome conditic M lodern me thods — high-class dentistry —low prices, These we offer you. Electro Painless Dentists boring People’s Dentists 4B VAN AUKEN, Manager for FEEVAB.E. Comer First and Pike and instead of dragging | along from day to day ‘with life a burden, remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, a trial. It has overcome just such conditions for | thousands of others, and why not, for you? For special advice, write | Lydia EB. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, The result of their | 40 years experience in at your service. Phone Main 2555 WORKING a. Selling Clauses would) profit by Mra. Dooley’s experience, | give this famous root and herb 4 T WIFE GIVES HIM AMMONIA BATH Mrs. Harry Dion Is Held on Open Charges © burning « amMMor ttle other hand, dec it ways all the fighting was done by > Dion was seen rushing down the street, yelling, at ‘Third ave, and Spring, according to J, KH. Johnson, ore ”% 19th ave. ‘.. who was driving t In & machine HW ked to be taken to ty hospital, declaring an “acid thrower” got him Dion's burna were dressed and he was all to depart, fo st on an op re of the “1 loone eH not Ww nion whe iding the to punt There were blood spots on Mrs Dion's shirtwalst SPUD HOARDING CASE DISMISSED A. U. Herrett Wins Before McClelland : Ww s t United States Distric torney Conway were day morr Clelland amount hel commission he carding 14 wh wan to be « day h was b led at 2 p.m. Fri} The continuance was allowed by | Commissioner McClelland when the loriginal complaint ch food hoarding was amy “A Conway to include a « y charge, ur the food cor nitely decided that between District At torney Rert Haney of Portland, Dis trict Attorney Francis A. Garret of and in At Saunders to formulate plans to com bat the high cont of living in Seat tle will be held in the Federal build. ing here next Thursday Spokane torney next fate 5 week committee went in » m. Frida ‘ complete price liwt was expected to be inwied after the meeting |Mysterious Tip | Leads Police to | Roof for Liquor u « to a tip proffered by sm unknown, designated | jas the police discovered three ¢ |the r }ig12 Summit lodged William Paxton in jail on an open charge pending hiv explanation jor a shirt bearing his laundry mark | which was wrapped around the| | “The roof of the Acirema tx cov-| ered with booze fided “Blackie | Detectives M. M. Peyser and D. J MoLennan, together with Patrol jmen O. B. Griffith and Fred Mills * of Scotch whisky of the Actrema apartmer investigated the roof, finding the | liquor. © landlady recognized the laundry ark and allowed the of ficers to enter Paxton ton not in found a bolt of silk room. Pax the office which they was but re brought to the station pending ar Investigation of Paxton’ posession [Paxton was arrested late ‘Former Editor Is Sued by Judge Gay Judge Wilson R. Gay file $11,00 ylor, former st-Intelige suit |noon. Gay 1$50,000 in w# |Taylor sold them and gave him a [Promissory note for $11,000 of the |money obtained by the e. Taylor | jgave him $1 in ne of the y Land « these yinpany as guarantee, are worthless, Gay Inspect Chamber | Mra. Casste class in retail selling whieh she fs |conducting at the University ot | Washington, visited the retail trade bureau of the Chamber of Com-| afternoon as a part tory rk of the < ss made a detailed ion Bf the bure ments of the Hotel Night Clerk Is Robbed of $28 | Joe Parks, night clerk in the New Royal hotel, complained to the police Friday some unscrupulous person silpped into the lobby while . howing some guests to about midnight and t with $28 In one of © pocke Parks said he couldn't give the police a description of the| man because he didn't nee him, Find Watchman in Shipyard Dead James Fyse, 30, 7018 Aurora 4 lterson & MeDonald ehipyard, w j found dead in @ room near the pay master's office Friday morning, The body was removed to the morgue, where it is said the man is belleved to have died from nate ural causes, No signs of violence} were found | new loca Stewart st Paine Small and the | ~. E 7 HOLLYWOOD GARDENS MOVE Hollywood exday, Ser ts at Second and Pine. AMUS Matinees, 2: “KROMET Rossian #1 » Europen Marte § Witseribt Ruasell, Chis and Panama Tris hin Weel a i} on he Innocent Ch PALAC __fantinuows Daily, § fo #b Sr) no tu “THE CAVELL, CASE” | A ea a Ba iho Their OORE THEATRE onrHEUM Twiee Dally, 2130-815 PANTAGES ALBERT HANSEN H NE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. PAGE 11 YES, SIR! . “| Labor Day and Every Day You’re interested in knocking the props from under old Mr. H. C. L. MEN’S SHOES A few weeks hence will be shown with price tickets $16 to $20. Yes, it’s true, and later on they’ll be even higher. BUT right here, at the beginning of the season, this Change of Ownership Shoe Sale offers a sure relief—you make a real saving on present day prices and your investment is insured by such well known makes as Boyden Hurley Dalton Keith All new Fall and Winter models included. Every pair re- duced. Don’t delay—your style and size may be sold early. Men’s broken lines of Black Shoes, values $8 to $9.50. Men's $9 to $10.50 vais black only... sie eease Hurley Shoes for men, several styles in black or tan; worth $14.00... Heavy winter weight ‘ig. den Shoes—the cheapest shoe on earth, figured per month of service....... SUCCESSORS TO ROYAL BOOT SHOP ' $10.40 ' $15.40 OWK WHIT 1220-22 SECOND AVE. PRICES : $6.80 | “. $8.40 | Men's $8.50 to $11.00 val- ues, tan and black... -. $7.80 Men’s Daltons, new fall models, very smart; worth Double Sole Shoes, with brass trimming, for stu- GONE WOON 5s 6 «kin sin cin $9.80 $12.80 “Billy Buster” for boys. OE Co: Gardens will 2, in nd ave ope mber a spacious at and present location SEMENTS VAUDEVILLE CLAYTON DANSINOS CLEMONS Wilbert Duncan 20) Nights, 7 and 0 N AT MORCOW" ort, Dancers and wletnnn enons nh Tantomtmtate na, Dorech and ond Treen Until Aa Colles unday), a"), hey spo, | Ladies! day), 100, Mate, nd bits K HIP VAVDEVILLA Photopiay | 1019 Seeom Family Smatter Take a Jar With You Sanday If you want to take along some candy for the week end or Labor Day Trip that every one can enjoy, stop at almost any store and get a jar forele the real satisfying candy for the whole family, Here's 21 different kinds of Most delicious candy, packed jy attractive glass jars—just as it eomes from our Sanitary Factory, Insist on the Genuine Re sure you get the jar with SOCIETH Label—your guarantee of purest candy, Imperial Candy Co, Makers of Societe ceo Seattle, U, 8, A, The Candy for alt the Buy the big 4-Ib, Family Jar, nen if You prefer Your dealeg bas it