The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 19

Correct Apparel for Women A Special Week-End Feature of New, Stylish Models All Specially Priced COATS«SUITS $45.00 00 A most interesting and ‘plentiful selec- tion, including Velour, Duvet de Laine, Tricotine and Silvertone in all of the most desirable colors — some fur trimmed. All are developed with careful re: Carman high standard of exce BLOUSES Very Unusual Values at $7.50 The selection includes a satin or georgette in newest fancy pleatin tucks and hand-em rated effects, in round and square necks. White and colors. rd to the ce. The Assurance of Satisfaction Goes With Every Purchase \ Houston. Second Avenue at Spring Strect (Take Elevator to Third Floor) | nonotuny, | Houston of Houston, Tex. waa so ‘impressed with a visit to Hawai! |20 yeara ago that, freed from gov- | ernment service, he has now re | turned to make his He is @ grandson of General Sam Nov. 7.—Capt. home “Silks for Less” —and the beauty of it is, they're the best to be had, the assortments are the widest to be found, and the patterns represent the very latest crea- ,tions and designs. Py Why Spend $150 for a Coat " When We Sell 90-Inch Heavy Plush —in Black, Mole and Tiger, and Black Pony Skin. ‘Special tomorrow at. —and 36-inch All-silk Radiant Coat Linings, very special at........... 36-inch Heavy, Rich Black Taffetas, Peau de Soie, Satins and Messalines, very special at .... New 40-Inch Georgettes in Romemary design and in rich colorings—Jade, Ivory, Maize, Ciel, Rose, Pekin, ot shades. a yard $9.85 . $2.65 $1.95 40-Inch Satin Striped Georgettes in beautiful floral designs strikingly Wonderful value, contrasting INVITE PUBLIC | Heroes Sunday | — To those solders, marines of King and Kitsap coun 450 of them, who died In the tre: in the hospitals, on the field, at }and in the alr that America m triumph in the great war, will pay humble homage | Arena Sunday at 2:30 p. m. A notable feature of the meme ee will be appropriate m\ |The best talent tn watlors at vorites of the boys who made jupreme sacrifice. will deliver an oration. The program in full follows: by the audience, ‘Tenor solo, art Alexander. Ninety-first Psalm, Rev. Sawhill, w. jon. ration, Prof. Clark P. Bissett, j] by Rabbit Samuel Koch; “Ame: Triumphant," Amphion society; lante Cantabile (Teehatkown Jack here. S320 S PERE rgur's String Symphony orc itagerald; hymn, “To All Sain O'Dea. “Taps.” sap counties who “went west” without the presence of relatives. one of the 28 heroes. The list cludes | Cleo B. I W. Carley, Edmund J. | Deo LaRant, Lieut C Grant Long, tam H. Martin, Lieut. Arthur 1 oe John Btone, Capt. Andrew | stepel. Ernest Ritchie, Seats for the memortal will be of the families bf tho sailor dead and members of American Lagion will be cared firet. Holders of reserved seats are jto the Arena at 215 o'clock. the men who died will be mar! with gold stars. Will Dick Collect? SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6- “To one Thrift Stamp, sold to Richard, out of the wisdom of Gate, ts not going to attempt collect it And now the king has skipped tion! ‘Td rather have him owe it me,” says Richa er intermediate schoo! there!” To sell the thrift stamp to but he took the chanee. As the king mobile for the up Market st. on the running board. ty?’ he inquired breathiessty. “Sure! responded King and took it “Twenty -fi— just then leap forward “dumped” ” began Richard; and Richard him back into the crowd. He never did catch up with king! feally; “it's worth two-bits t/havi SECRECY SURROUNDS LONDON, Nov. mation that it is at work on 000 w between London and Bombay. or at Bombay. on another girl. TO MEMORIAL Seattle to Honor Memory, of Beattie Seattle will ing and play the songs which were fa Clark P. Bigwett | “Rattle Hymn of the Republic,” Invocation, Rev, Der, IH. MH. Gowen. “Night Now Descends,” Amphion Y, directed by Prof. Claude C. Miserere” (Verdi) Wagner's band: Lincoln's Letter to Mra, Bixby, read | tra; rell of honor, read by Mayor © the audience; benediction, Bishop Of the 450 men of King and Kit| byaia there [known address is available for any | Lance Appleby, Donald Proxon, Brundage, Albert EB. Brown, Condon, Andrew Copeman, William R. Cutter, | 5%, cents | Harry Dodds, David L. Elster, Harry | ilians Korussos, Wi)-| ’ g J q . Miller, John L. Mulligan, A. MeDon avis & Morris did, Mathew L. Oliver, James J, Sex Curtis 8 Terry, Larry Williams, Lieut, Joseph Harold Wi) son, T. FL Witson, Frank J. Yerney, | served to the extent that members soldier and quested to be seated by 1:45 o'clock. The general public will be admitted | Tho seats reserved for families of KING OWES THIS | BOY TWO BITS Now Albert Is Gone; How! "AY bert, King of the Belgians, to Rich: | ard Sipreiic, San Francisco, Debtor: That's the way the bill reade—but years’ residence beside the Golden state, and ls immune from extradi when questioned by his fellow students at the Crock: “Y'nee 1) may be going to Belgium one of| these days and miht get stranded | Albelt young Richard was emageies | to run tho risk of being mistaken | for an anarchist and being roughly| handled by ti secret service men—| SHOE CO } . entered his anto-| “appreciation parade” young Richard leaped “Have a thrift stamp, your majes Albert— the automobile gave a) into the arms of a secret | service man, who promptly chucked “Shucks?’ says Richard, philosoph- king lke that owin’ you money!" BIG THEFT OF GEMS 7.—After many weeks of clove censorship, Scotland Yard has given out the bare infor- theft of a packet containing $225,- orth of diamonds in transit has not even been revealed whether the gems were stolen on the ves A girl never likes to see » young n she admires squander his money FOR YEARS Mas. Courtney Tells How She Was Cured by Lydia and E. Pinkham’s Vege- we table Compound. een | Oskaloosa, lowa—"For years 1 Was sitaply jn misery from a weak news and awful pains —ard nothing seemed to do @fe any good, A friend advised me to take Lydia EB. Pinkharo's Vege table Compound 1 di@ so and got relief right away, I ean) certainly recom mend this valu able medicine to other women who suffer, for it has done such food work for m@and | Rr. | know it will help others {f they wil! give it @ fair trial.”"—Mra, Lrezre Courtney, 108 8th Ave, West, Oska-| | loowa, Town } ‘i: Why will women drag along from | to | suffering | Courtney, when such letters as this| are continually being published. | ight the ortal ante. the | “| Every woman who suffers from di tw | Ky), placements, irregularities, inflam. ation, ulceration, backache, nerv-| ousness, or who fs passing through | | the Change of Life should give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia BK. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, | & trial. For #pectal advice write) Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result of its long | experience is at your service. hes ta," FORCE EGGS DOWN N JOSE, Cal, Nov. 1-—Three ago when eggs touched 06 San Jose housewives launched an egg boycottt. Eggs dropped to in oe Lester, { Upstairs - Shoe Prices $]-50 t 57-50 Lass Than same shoes sell for on main streets re | the for re . SHOES $10 Range of shades and leathers best values In Boattle for $10 ‘hed GROWING GIRLS’ ; SHOES $5°$7 His 1 BILLY BUSTER HIGH CUT SHOES FOR BOYS ° $5°° to $6° FINE LINE OF DRESSY SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN DAVIS & MORRIS | to the 303-4-7-8 Seaboard Bldg. Corner Fourth and Pike RED CROSS Every cent raised from the membership campaign will be devoted to home purposes. The entire war money quota has been paid in cash by the Chapter. A Peace Program of tremen- dous importance to every soul is about to be launch- ed by this great Organiza- tion. It is a campaign against Disease and Un- happiness and is one that means Contentment for all mankind. No one will be asked for more than one but the the} It sel | | single dollar. Come to Headquarters and assist in putting the Campaign over. work. ts. lace, Open Sundays From 207 UNIVERSITY ST. ed our work. Bring this ad with you. OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS] In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which {9 the lightest | and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- teed 15 years. EXAMINATION FREE I $8.00 Crowns .. $8.00 Eridgework $2.00 Amalgam Filling Painless Extracting years. Have impression taken in the “oul GLyYinw wood sativfaction, hen coming to our office, b 9 to 12 for Werking People Opposite Wraser-F’aterson Co, inuernv ~—=-l_ IN MISERY PUBLIC MARKET CENTER| "*i.A: CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Choice Creamery BUTTER Be MARGARINE Nucoa, Gem Nut, Nut Ola a Pounds . =e $1.00 | WHITH cncccccccesass — ‘CHEESE || EGGS | COFFEE a, Peat The digrest sellers sey eure contend ty 7 Cream ean 48c Dozen ~ TEA 33c Pound | 2 dozen 950 | Coron India, Th. 486 Stalls 102. OTHER HIG 103 ad 103 GREEN'S BUTTER STORE "2", SBS FLAKE 2 Te. e145 MILK, tall cans .s.sse.ee Phe TALS Northwest Corner FIRST AND PIKE <|PORK AND HAMS] - will be away down in price tomorrow at MURRAY’S. Come, bring youw friends, and save money. :Also our usual low prices on other meats. MURRAY'S WASHINGTON MARKET Stalls 1-96 Pike St.’ South Entrance, Corner Market, Lower Floor STALL 2 ‘i Corner Market lorner Market 2 Tall Cans 24c OUR VERY BEST GREEN'S " STALL 102 Sanitary Market, Ist Ave. Floor GEISMANN’S BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS—COME AND LOOK DOWN GO PRICES 0 WE HAVE COTTAGE BUTTS AND SMOKED BACON BACKS COME EARLY NITARY, PUBLIJE ' MARKET “2% WE CASH PAY CHECKS MILK BUTTER 69c Lb; 3 Lbs. $2.05 Schilling’s or Folger’s COFFEE, 49c Lb. 3 assorted Spices or Extracts se eeeeeseeresence 15¢ Ottr Special 450 Brand COFFEE, 38 Lb; * 3 Lbs. $1.10 GIVE IT A TRIAL DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY Stall 45 M. J. B., Schilling’s or Auto Club Coffee, Ib..... 3 pounds Selecto Coffee.... Blue Ribbon Tea, pound ie te SANITARY LOWER 25¢ K. C. Baking Powder. . 12 ounces Royal Olympie Pancake Flour, package........... Uncle John’s Syrup 34 65¢ | 2 Ibe, Wheat Flakes. 3 tee Farina ..... 4 The. Rest Kolled Oats. Pop Corn, guaranteed, tb. Baking Powder 15 | Zeans Del Monte Pork Beans 25¢ 2 phar Macaroni or Spaghetti 15¢ } 48c—2 Ibs. 95c Good Luck Margarine | Pure Strained Honey, pt. jar pny Se | at jar, STALL 47 “ARRATINY 134 San 79 Pike Pl. Mkt, Lower Fl. CARNATION MILK Stalle 4427 66, Pike Place Market, ‘Lower Floor Pure Fresh Milk ring Bettie. Economy Market STONG’S 7-DAY SALE | := | Pure Ground Chocolate, | po | SANITARY MARKET 5) HF Try Ou “Sanitary” Oyster and Crab Meat Cocktails ewledged to be the Best in Town. Fresh Live Crabs Cooked Daily SANITARY FISH CO. STALL 128%rr57 start" MARKET FLOOR Stall 45 .50¢ Test Soda Crackers, Ib. Best Graham Crackers, Shredded Cocoanut, Ib 20¢ Gingersnaps, Ib... Dromedary Taptoca, pk Large cana Pumpkin... New pack Saver Kraut, can “se 5 bare Naptha Soap < New Dates, pkg..... ALL NUT MARGARINES, 3 LBS. $1.00 Fresh, Large Pullet Eggs, Doz. 70c Fresh Peanut Butter, Ib. ..20¢ | Fresh Churned Butter, Ib...70¢ Lewer Floor WATCH us make this Delichus Bread, and you'll understand why W's so GOOD. Best Materials, Perfect Cleanliness and Modern See It Mado and Baked at Rotary Bread Shop 1501 Pike Place Market © Head of the Farmers’ Row, OUR PRICES GOOD FOR ONE WEEK 30c package Cream of Wheat 45¢ can Royal Baking Powder. 50c can Instant 5-pound can M. J. B. Coffee... 25e No. 3 can Van Camp's Pumpkin. 25e S.°O. S. Magic Kitchen Cleanser Two sections Comb Honey.. 40c package Albers’ Rolled Oa Postum. . . .. -22¢ dbe pkg. Albers’ Peacock Buckwheat Flour... jb, box 200 pkg. Crigco.....+ 8 Ibs. 4 Ibs. Pink 10-1b, 60e “Blue Brand Hills’ Golden West Coffee, 3 Ibs, $1.40, 6 Ib $ cans new pack T fine Broome $1.00 good Brooms Del Monte new Seed) $1.05 2 cans Madrona Tomatoes 2 cans Sugar Peas. $1.65 «can WM ave doce een Dried Peas. 2he can SOysters pail Karo Syrup Sabin Syrup.. ol Monte or Blue new Seeded O. Oats.. .B35¢, B3¢, $1.05 Beans. # Raising, 20¢ and 256¢ p's Beans..11¢ ud Raisins | 2 Pompelian Olive Oi 20c cans Pork and Beane, -25¢ Sb, can Molass as¢ 5 bars Naptha Soap. :25¢ Fresh Soda Crackers, | -17¢ 2 bars Palm Olive or Creme Oil + 25¢ . 19¢ .25¢ 15¢ can Pumpkin 10e Baking Soda.. 2 Ibs, Pearl Tapio 2 lbs, Fine Sago.. 1 Ib. pure Black Pepper, for YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS = Economy Market, Lower Floor Pork, Veal, Eastern Pot Roasts, Legs, Lamb WE CASH PAY CHECKS Headquarters for LUTEFISK And All Kinds Salt and Fresh Fish—Crabs Hot from our own Boiler. PHILADELPHIA FISH ©0, Stall 10, Sanitary Mkt., Lower Fi, THOMPSON’S MARKET STALL 26 9 “4Xq;ARY MARKET = STALL 26 LOWER FLOOR ELIMINATE THE MIDDLE MAN’S PROFIT. We kill and dress our own cattle. That is the reason | for our lower prices. GIVE US A TRIAL ANOTHER EXPLOSION! No Deaths, but a Big Cut‘in Prices at . SIEGEL’S BARGAIN COUNTER First Avenue Entrance Sanitary Public Market Men's Meavy Wool Pants, tweeds, steel gra: and ourer one all col- ora, worth $8.00, for... Ladies’ | Saxony Zephyr _ Wool wertn S00 At. ..ea-- 50 Ladies’ Sweaters, extra jength, $3.85 Children's ers with cap, leegins, glover and coat....... Damaskeen Lanen Towels, extra size, worth 75¢, ayer ‘Woe! Mackinaw Coats, } affined and v worth $4.50, at Meavy-weight Moleskin Under- wear, wort ere ee Corduroy Pants, lock Beat back, heavy rib- worth $6.00, at. ary site. Heaith Under Pilea 5c inte, with cuffs and $2.25 st E All Wool Union AH” Wright’ x Mediicott, silk woo! fy $9.00, at . ee stinthiment wert Best wae colors, size, by ‘Ribbed ‘We 1 n= a, siete tee 51. 501% Worth $1230, $7.51 se seeedeess Auk About Our Upstairs Store—All Sweae Parntshings, Lewest 9 CUT-RA’ HASTINGS’ croce 1503-1505 Pike Place Market Mincgment, bathe Tore Ze | Mincement, bulk, tb. ; Tbe * . Db. ‘lour, 3 pkgs. Del Monte he gS and Beans, Stow Flour, 40¢ He Rac iy old crop, 2 Ths. = Orange, Lemon id ‘on, New crop Seedle Cut Macaroni, 3 Ths. Shredded Cocoanut, Tb. Steel Cut Oat Meal, 3 Rolled Oats, 3% Iba | Yellow Corn Meal, & Ibs. a ew ero Soft Shell Alm ew crop Brazil Nuts, Ib tar Naptha per pk. Blue Label Catsu Pumpkin, Dromedar: Good Mate Del Monte can = papas 250 480 ise = ‘ae ase <= BUTTER 68c i: Short-held Storage Butter, 63¢; 2 lbs........$1.25 Pullet Eggs, 58¢ dozen; 2 dozen...... $1.15 Full line Nut Margarines, 3 Ibs... ..-.... se. 1.00 DIGNON’S BUTTER STORE pace iota BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Stalls 21.26 ‘DOWNSTAIRS Next to. Seale meal Pike Place Market WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST, AND SAVE Women's Shoes for all occa: «sions, home comfort, street, dress. $2.80, $3.80, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80, Men's and Ladies’ Felt Slippers, flexible leather soles and leather heels; various styles; splendid values, per paig $2.00 Men's Dross and Work Shoes—$3.80, $4, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80 Splendid Shoes for Whole Family; on Every Palr You Save at SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Stalls 21-26 DOWNSTAIRS mint Stalls wa Pike Place Market jext to Sugar Stall ; WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST Boys’ and Girls’ School and Dress Shoes— $2.40, $2.80, $3.00, $3.20, $3.80, $4.20, $4.80,