The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 9

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Second and Postttvety Last Week HNDS PRIDAY NIGHT HAROLD Sam BELL WRIGHT'S FAMOUS RURAL STORY OF THE OZARKS First time in pictures THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS” 10 REELS METROPOLITAN PRICES: NIGHTS—Reserved Seats, Sc, MATINEES—Any Seat, 50. General Admission, Plus W ar Tax, FALL TERM: College — DEPARTMENTS OTHER SCHOOLS: Boys (Opens Sept. 15); Radio r NT OF EDUCATION Fourth at Madison Let's go eat at iae—anteen, | M14 34 Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave. Paradise Inn to Be Improved Soon’ “aradise Inn will be enlarged w buildings w in Paradise valiey ot -| David Whitcomb, pres perience Im fitting Rainier National Par and = making/|who returned Wednesday glasses, and our meeting of the board of low operating ex- pense, enable us| to make better Classes for less directors of the company at the park. The two hotels of the company at Long mire will close Monday, but Para dise Inn will remain open further notice meeting included Frank Water house, A. B. Stewart and S. H Seattle; Chester Th orge T. Reid, Wi John J. Dempsey and J ¢ Tacoma, and W. J of Aberdee BABY D#ES WHILE FATHER RUSHES HOME baby daughter of Mr. ! of Win f pneumon Monday Verzone, «ho is returning from Alaska, ts jubi- lant at the prospect of seeing his little girl, who was born during bis absence. He will not learn of his lows until his ship docks here the latter part of the ¥ week. Broken Lenses @uplicatea om short notice at reduced prices Free Examieation PRC: LES: We mS eae + When you think of adverts. | | ing, think of The Star. Central Public Market, Upper and Lower Floors, 1422 First Avenue Seattle Market, Occidental Avenue and Yesler Way Luncheon Specials For Fleet Week Fried Spring Chicken, one-half 35c | | Potato Salad, 2 pints for. .25¢ Chicken Loaf, Ib......... Mayonnaise, Ib. ........ Pressed Ham, Ib......... Large Dill Pickles, 5 for. Green Olives, pint ...... Baked Spaghetti, pint... These prices prove that we are not trying to take advantage of fleet week. We have lowered our prices again, although they are always most reasonable. Let us fill your Lunch Boxes for the Sailors. Everything of the best from our own kitchen and it will cost you less than it it will to do it yourself. A NN iS iN pg tne until! ‘Those present at the| || Buck was notified Wednesday that | ware, Jewe | | again becom TAR ELKS POSTPONE SEATTLE DRIVE Salvation Army Campaign} Date Now Oct. 6-13 Fingers of the Mighty at an informal r alted 1 oO. my drive Tentativ which In expe HW. K V1 How chairman, 1, W in, Homer Myers, Geo D. Car ree | Hoffman and W A. Bane was appointed by Davia to handle the ce The members of Kaert ers in lo finance committes appointed consisted of MH. J, Von Lockow, chair man; Elmer Connor, R. P, Callahan and George Dowling. Mayor Fitxger William Inglis were | cakers at the meeting ndance were ald and ¢ among th Other Swalwell, president of of Commerce; L. | ted ruler of the haries H. Manning ident of the state Elks; O. Western financial dt of the Salvation army home en Dr William &. t president of Oregon Wilson and C. Hild Senat rong pe | © Hi Johnson empha nt in a speech, he funr Lots of Apples for Men of Pacific Fleet Aden grape Wherefore the Y¥ leee that Jack gets fru and ripe from the rehards, and he won't have to a tree or lift a me the gift of the fruit Yakima, will be «i |downtown “Y | sociation bu jing and the Pershing Visits eres Grave RK Ju r at no ka this bet ved at mess made exten members Legion, at Garder = UTE BOY |S = HITBY AUTO ‘ung =| Driver of Car Held by the Police clude continuous moving 1 musical shows at the “Y |tum, Fourth ave. and Mad }tours of the city and the « ment of an information and rs aaa orpa of high school bt help | the visitors get their bear nes and take their soundings “al of the} hee, in co-opera C. A. will pre take the men to serv | points will be the ore’ club andthe ng, at Fourth ave. but the autos will roa ° signs ind cating their destination, and w | pick up men on the streets President Grants interenee! mine tha for Sunday ‘The three labor leader arenes Velen at | Washington hote a ¢ k day afternoon « plans fo their conference k, secre a who w b ad .|Return Home and “He Stole My Baby; She’s Cross sections of life seen— And my husband stole my baby | nder my nose; Find House Looted et THURSDAY HERE’S YOUR CHANCE— During the last few days several thou- sand pairs of New Fall Shoes, bought at the old price, have arrived, and many of them are now included in this big change of ownership Shoe Sale Prices that will remind you of pre-war days are now common—buy now—you'll find that later on prices will make a big dent in your pocketbook. WEEK-END SPECIALS FOR WOMEN $5.00 to $8.00 values in all-black, lace or button boots, with leather Louis heels; sizes and widths up to 51, $2.80 $10.00 to $12 $8.40 Norman & Bennett's unlined elk hiking boot; heavy sole and sport heel; worth $14.00— 1220-22 SECOND AVE. Flirt; Blacked My Eye” Jand myself—not a cent of alimony I never want to see or hear of him again “Divorce granted.” eee it to California, leaving me nted.” } « and she flirted with a gob right God knows wh she left me a -and I married her up in Nome in 1906; picked her up to give her a home; more than a year ago, your honor, and after I gave her almost 11 had « now; ” “Divorce granted.” Divorce grant | eee yes, he's Just naturi several t e over noth e was simp! tary of the Washington State Feder Mr. and Mrs. Walter G ation of La un, secre. | R 1 return to their home tary of the t ta fe Jand C. R. Co t Triple Aull } labor force ing r; James Dur ral Labor coune ‘ w da ent the | weeks that th the meet looted by thieves, c of t ry and clothing . will re 4 of the stats | the president had reco’ refusal to meet labor red his n while ‘The in presi Chinas Gelliage fluence of William M. t. dent of the ate labor feder: helped to bring ab the nk} harge pla ‘Back From War, Major Sayer to Resume Practice he Maj. J. H. Sayer, U. 8. M. C. Sr eat Sis! TURN SALOON INTO. |sume the practice of medicine In Se-| uitle. He reported to Camp Lewis} STORE, BUT AROMA fe ee ook meee OF BOOZE LINGERS the army Monday. Dr. Sayer left| Seattle 27 months ago, with the Uni.| PORTERVILLE, Sop versity of Washington ambulance |last remnants of the company, and went to Frar f the comber, 191 He organ ¢ ucted the schor tes army amt France, and during on duty on all of the sectors In the summer of 1918, he wn mmanding offi of Camp His hospital w closed in May, and he then became | the chief surgeon on the staff of Gen.| whict Welsh. re returning to the United he made a trip thru|n the British Isles and Belgium and|the } spent several weeks in the hospitals | with new of London. wit | | | made cor Howpital No, 93 complatr irbon and rye a aay agen | ANTI-DRY CRUSADE Es TO REASSURE PUBLIC) LONDON, Sept. 11.—The Antl-| U. 5, JOBS OPEN Prohibition is preparing aj The United States © plan of campaign as a counter-|Comr lor |thruat to the anticipated activities | for of the prohibitionist A special Jappeal ia being made to the sup porters of the le who posse 1 wide ld Influence to aid: in. the “ ws oar ) h men work of org ” mmit n but the last three are tees in the principe c , nly, Further info ters, in order t urm |may obtained at 303 Postoffice and restore public ! he women patr will hold exam. trained nurse building. Society Women Use o- 88 New Wrinkle Remover Man Is Grafter| ne , which ivorce granted.” and he just walked out of the ed tc house one night with my baby, sever 1) 1 had to pay for known te and witch |} ect upon wrin e's a printer learned that 1 women all em, thr used this REPORT WILSON |: WANTS HURLEY. May Make Him! Secretary of | WASHIN( ard N. Hur ccept the cabinet portfolio ecretary down Nx Whether Hurley vember 1 Chicago to engage in # | would accept Hur former head of $8.00 to $9.50 all-black Shoes, me- dium high-toe models; black calf or black vici, in button or lace— $5.90 $8.50 to $11.00 values, tan or hlack lace models; several styles and leathers— $7.40 $9.00 to $11.00 values, inclu several new and very smart street boots for young men— $9.80 “BILLY BUSTER” SHOES, BOYS! .50 values, including all-kid and cloth top boots—in short vamp models—some with medium vamps Let's go eat at Bolét’s—uptown, 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 24 Ave. pentane Commerce ITC ON, 11.—Ed fosmer chairman of * Skin trouble Sept department of ing to some of F ing to some of Pre many a man hisjob — f executive wants Hur No matter how efficent a man be, if he has an ugly skin-e there are positions in which he cannet be tolerated, He may know that it is Redfield will lay who has return ness, 1e cabinet post, is not y's friends assert the ship vate life to a i nt's cabi but} the appointment ison press him. people are afraid, they avoid him, and must make way for a man with a healthy skin. Why run this risk, when net half pint y as a wae —in King County's divorcee mill. neficial action of this wash nce. The reeling? PROF. COCKERILL TO HEAD IDAHO SCHOOL « ‘ “thie Orville P. Cockerill, former profes: and | sor of law at the University of V Saas for there i 4 vatnt att s whatever and for the past thre De went Saxwee y law firm of Gri firme ington with the Laube, has been appointed dean of law school at the University of He will leave for the or Friday to pre & of the fall term Cockerill has ttle for the 1 and clear away eczema and humors, so quickly and easily? Physicans ive prescribed the‘Resinol trestmew! ° | Yor ever 20 years. Every druggist sells e is a graduate of Ohio State | Vinee, write HERE’S a lot of IT loose; The sneeze season starts out well, waitress hopes masks will not be worn this winter. WE ARE PROUD OF OUR RECORD of thousands of Seattle patients who have come here for dental treatment and who send their friends to us because they were pleased with the service, The fact that we do nothing but the highest class work—and make a_ reasonable for the same—makes this the place to come for your dental work, charg 160¢ Fourt Bank fr Savi but every But, all joking aside, just a year ago the deadly “flu” began to take its toll. Let’s be forewarned ff this Fall—at the very first indication of “something wrong,” let’s all make it our bus- iness to “SEE THE DOCTOR” “Putting it off till tomorrow” cost many lives last Fall, Ed. R. Braley Prescription Druggist 1411 Fourth Ave. just off Union, Elliott 3106 “It's better to see your Doctor than to have the Doctor come to see you.” not in the least contagious, but ether Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap stop itching] ; amen: eer etren a

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