The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 9

CRIMSON eee em 1M, why? RAMBLER. SYRUP ~for preserving, Equal parts of Crimson Rambler rich syrup for preserving. CONNER & CO. COLONEL BELIEVES IN “THE SOFT ANSWER” LONDON, Oct. 17—On his dis charge from the army on old sol- dier, according to the Times, wrote to hie former Colonel: “Sir—After what I have suffered, | you can tell the army to go to hell!” | In due course of time he received the following reply: “Sir—Any suggestions or inquiries as to movements of troops must be entered on Army Form 123-XY¥Z, a | copy of which I enclose.” \TEACHING JAPANESE LANGUAGE IN ROME ROME, Oct. 17.--Italy has raised $200,000,000 for teaching Japanese in an institute at Naples. man’s shoe. LOOK FOR pafr. Monday M € he cheek, Kernan refuses toa $100 ; se how the eheck fell into his| ito said he would be back later to jto by ‘New. Method of Reducing Fat | tant and | tons nec | logue of over and low the u gubleig toil | | | | THE NAME We think you will be glad to pay a dollar or so more for a shoe, if you find out that it gives you about $6.00 more wear- Whether you work in the city, coun- try or woods, you will find a BONE DRY, at any of the stores listed below, that will be just what you want. Stop in and look them over—see the heavy leather of finest grade—notice the workmanship. them hard and when they finally go—you'll want BONE-DRY SHOE MFG. CO. ing value and comfort. Westerman (both stores). jermer, 103 First Ave, So. Hron, (two stores) Colman S This fact was established Thurs-| darted up an alleyway before @ that the payees will/ ings day, when Willlam Kernan, 35, was arrested after cashing a check for Kernan's law FE. Thomas Thompson did not re rtlcular che he and {Commercial Club, brought Kernan's wntall, md ave, jewelry store for $415.25. 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STOPS PAIN USTARINE AWNOT BLISTER Do you want to buy shoes that are strongly made of the finest heavy leather—even if they cost a little bit more? We think you do and that’s why we are making BONE-DRY SHOE, making it better and out of better material than any manufacturer has ever dared to use for a working DNEDR Seattle, Wash. Sold by VKagert Shoe Co., 1309 Second Ave. ‘BONEDRY Shoe Dressing Preserves Shoes and Leather THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. Tried to Cash Another’s eck; He Lands in J may be mailed, but that I#}offered to go to the American » clerk notified Manager Frie At Burnett Bros, Jewelers at! fander, who in turn informed Miss |, Owing to Miss Splelbaugher's tl tance, City Detective MeLennan was waiting for Kernan when he return Ppeared at Friedlander & |‘ nd exhibited Miss Thomp. |? city jail on un “open” charg CITY LAW KEEPS OUT THE MOVI ~ world without a movie »¢ | Mayor Riordan et | sereen drama is inc an ordinance re: {| measure. Cough Up or Get Out, Is Ultimatum Issued by Rent Hog to His Tenants nod; first day of November, 1919, will be| are | $65 img notices to tenants that brie 2 “The rent of apartment No Nesika apartments, | of unlawful 4 gue! Remove pot- sons from stomach, liver ‘NEW RANK FOR \March, Bullard and Liggett Accept “California” Syrup of Figs look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic Children love its delicious Full directions for child's dose on each bottle | March, now consented to the meas- |has been outlined which will |make the city one of the stations of |the globe-encircling flight. | nesday night ON EVERY Bj late ©. H. Harriman, company, is accompanied Buy them and wear |SAN FRANCISCO BANK | i. K. Tvete, 108 South Main St. Hernbard’s Shoe Store, 1, C. Smith C Peterson Shoe Store, 1331 Firat Ave. |fusal of the American Legion in Jin publishing resolutions , calling WANTED 100 Sales People, Cashiers and Wrappers for our anniversary | sale. Must have store experience especially at- tractive pay. Could use some half days if pre- ferred. Apply FRASER-Pxrers ON Co. SECUND BINLE ANE LIVERY OTMEET Superintendent -Fifth Floor er month t # you pay the hereby notified and required to quit and’ surrender the premisen now 0x cupled by you at the expiration of | the month of October and upon your | failure so to do, you will be guilty me, you are “Said prem in the Nesika a ment house situ ave.. between Vir ats., city of Beattie. | (Signed) “HH. J. DE BRUIER | “Manager.” AN tenants were served with similar notices. The tenant in apart | ment 604 has resided there three years. One year ago the rent was $47.50, including gas Last January the rent waa raised i Lenora | | to $55. Notice was served that the | faa bill thereafter would be paid by the tenant There are two small roome and kitchenette and the apartment is un- furnished. The house is cut up into 55 apartments. GENERALS DUE Named in House Bill WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—The| senate military affairs committee | today voted to report favorably a/| bill to confer the rank of leutenant | general permanently on Gen, Pey- ton C, March, Maj. Gen. RL. Bullard and Maj. Gen. Hunter Lig- gett, Bie | f ‘ j | I{ Store. | NG Sy . ; PR cr | The committee voted unanimous- ly after it was informed that Sec- retary Baker, who formerly recom- | mended a full generaiship for} ure. The generals are not named} in the bill, but the committee is in- | formed that only the three generals | mentioned are considered for ap- pointment, AIR COMMITTEE I$ ON WAY HERE Arrangements were announced on Thur: afternoon for the teception | of the International Arronautical | Federation committee. Ap the men who are working for ‘ the-world” aerial derby to realize that Seattle is ready to do its part to | The visitors will arrive next Wed- | a will be met by the | committer by Mayor Fitzger- | ald. Thursday they will be taken about the city in automobiles on a tour of inspectoin of the various pro-} posed landing fields, the trip. to be | followed by a noon luncheon HARRIMAN HERE William A, Harriman, son of the nate and financier, is ¢ le vist tor, Harriman, who is » presi dent of the Union Pacif allroad Mrs. Harriman, ‘Their private car is parked at the Oregon & Washington station, Harriman will leave for Portland Friday and from there to his home | in New York City | DEPOSITS MOUNT HIGH) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct (United Press,)—For the f in the state's his banking deposits at th business September 12, a‘ billion dollars, the state banking department announced today, HIBERNIANS FISHT LEGION’S ACTION PHILADELPHIA, Oct 17.—Re- Pennsylvania to reconsider its action Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish republic, a “traitor,” has caused a large number of members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians to urge AFRICAN OFFICIALS LONDON, Oct, 17.—West End textiles and designs | Hyomei is nose, throat #& does not conte or other dang away with at A i er that comes with each outfit omplete outrit, conte bi Wetle and help restore Positive in “action; (yak MABOAn Bartell Drug Co or any Te | normal digestion, || comfortable, | pleasant, King's guaranteed to banish catarrh, croup, coughs, colds, sore throat and bron- chitis or money back. A Hyomel in- . haler lasts a lifetime, and extra MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION that the order ask those affiliated with it to resign from the Legion, bottles of Hyomei can be obtained from druggisis for a few cents, PAGE 9 SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement Now Comes a Sale of the Better Grades of COATS At Prices Much Less Than You Would Expect to Pay ‘ —W omen looking for Fall and Winter Wearables will find it to their interest and profit to pay a visit to the Special Price Basement. Two entrances on University Street. Elevators and stair- way from Main o 185 High Grade Women’s and Misses’ Coats To Be Sold at 4 to 3 Under Prevailing Prices ‘At At At $25.00 $35.00 $42.50 —Only the hest of Polo Cloths, Wool Velours, Silvertones and Silk Plushes enter into their make-up.’ Every approved model, in belted, semi- belted and loose back style is represented. FS —lIncluding coats of all-wool Polo Coatings and all-wool Broadcloths, (the latter in extra large sizes), for only $25.00 each. —Coats of richest Silvertones and lustrous Black Plushes, with and with- out Fur Trimmings, at $35.00 each. —Long plush coats with large shaw] collars, deep cuffs and 9-inch band of black. goat fur around the bottom; coats of suede Broadcloth, full lined and with collar, cuffs and band around the bottom of Coney Fur, for only $42.50 each. : —Altogether, it’s the Basement’s most representative showing of high- grade coats and a comparison will convince any one that the prices are less. ; =» Unusual Values for Saturday Trimmed Hats $6.50 Large and Small Hats for Women and Misses —Of silk velvet and velvet and beaver combined, in navy, brown, taupe, and many two-toned effects. Black hats with colored facings—trimmed with ostrich novelties, fancy feathers, jaunty tassels, fetching flowers and ribbons. Coats for ‘‘Little Women’’ . Special, $15.00 - —“Little Women” of 14, 16 and 18 will find splendid coats in this spe- cial group of Velours and Kerseys, semi- and full-lined, with and with- out fur collars. Colors are navy, brown, Burgundy and green. 100 Girls’ Rain Capes Misses’ Special, $3.25 Bloomers —Capies of a fine Mercerized Sateen, rub- —Of fine Sateen, in black, white and ber lined, with attached hood. Sizes 6, flesh. With elastic waist and knee 8, 10, 12 and 14. bands. Special «$1.15. ELK FOR LONDON Z00 “ONLY ONE THING VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 17— The parks board is sending a present three y ing elk to the London € ived numerous ». The an were born in the native officials in British Bast) uncouver p paddocks. A They demand the finest! — — —— seeperiprepiacilinigynce “That’s Dr. King’s Wwew Dis- covery, for fifty years a cold-breaker” ASK BEST CLOTHES SORE THR OAT | HEARTBURN | rise ssrsess sa and unfailing effectiveness can H « [Colds Courhe Croup ang cataren | or heaviness after |/arouse such enthusiasm. 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