The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 5

SS NN RS NAT an RNR Ar Ne NEN THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919.” PAGE S CALLFOR COAL (DR. MATTHEWS GERMANS BREAK | ci Term OODHOUSE-(GRUNBAUM | "Wivzne wisuey ISSHES ORDER TREATY PLEDGE The Rhodes Co. oro & GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET | Employment Agency Pulls Instructs Sheriff Stringer to! Allied Council Sends Note “—— Revuisites “WA ‘ . Down Its Sign Stop Boxing Outlining Disobedience Cloth ee for Winter 1 Miners Wanted for | Answering the request of | MERLIN, Nov, 6.—(Delayed.) Stinks Coutetesd Agesied, tn: stopping boxing here, an de- |leiing breach of the pence tremty Until Noon and best of all a | Yea manded by Kev, Dr, Mark A ' inton WHOLE CAR saiof watt, | Procbetertat chen First |" chat German troops were not A* ACK of utility coats assembled from our regular ee x 5 g | withdrawn from Tussian territory = LOAD of ‘dieing riday, Tho | thas tianeetsut afftalll seen tock for the express purpose of a Saturday morning é 3 vat Important official documents room tables will be | “ Were confiscated from territories 0 sale, will economically benefit the purse of every woman on sale Saturday at once . ¢ a © jcupied b erman troops who purchase ° iby : sll German submarines were Me : A . pee nt tn Jen | " ver to the entente Silvertone Bolivia Wool Velour rices, 1ese tables - aa ay , “ hat selfdentruction of the Ger 9, * ‘ > comprise both solid |}} ae cag Se a a nde Pa iS leet | apa Flow was a vio Polo Cloth and Pom Pom oak and 1 t m may be charge uc vr ee ee fabrics are the foundation of which these models are de- ash in choice reap we t confine signed to give service, Some have self, others fur collars, of golden wax or [f/*°? soa . , ‘ ces cp Lien r and the assortment displays shades of Pekin blue, cherry, fumed finish. They nd that ende nterview |tleipants and bynt r “te oye overseas blue, brown, reindeer, navy and gray. In sizes SPECIAL— TOMORROW will extend to six [f} An offical of the P Sonat | warrant eply, Brown said th : viscles ecetnatasad|' fir Ses Td $19 if 20- 21 ’ of th acre Ws take” Sends Ultimatum That Germany still owes the en-| AIR-TIGHT HEATERS mike th Th coerators | Mrbether | De. Mauthewysun| mle, 4 on [DR RESSES,.’ will be yed or not, rests At “Save Money” Prices |euen co tne : on \ if. In a series a ff, Dr. Matthews the kind that keep your house warm Wa aie eek eelevinsy le e > more amokers be pend Mere e t eg cosy and mak t jenn. tempt to break the s#trih ' . passed the com . helen WE'LL TRUST YOU / adele olyeng Nee gpg deed BA tthews? lott a wote to Bertin, cal] res Men’s Shirts ed for your green men. ‘There 1 - Why haven't you been At the time it was also reported 3 oa. Shane " “de have . ani : te furnish ye y sons why they can y hav YOu been | 1.5. counell ha Geckted’ $0 Teddies! 4 arent! These two words have but one meaning to us, and individual ideas Y . that meaning is that men’s shirts must be cut on © prine fights that are conduct. | Germany to make sultablé payment ne Appr 1 men pur prices arc tor ghaabling pelincinhes br, |for the destruction of the fleet at iat) comfortable fitting lines, of fabrics that are of known eats 4 " ar." ; tthews wrote, “They are thugging | Scapa Flow wearing quality and of patterns best suited for men, { nam eald tr : . em, and are a convention rs These virtues are characteristic of our entire dis- JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY |f/erstors seouia not Ret lare w disgrace to the city, WIN) you : pays. Siege tbh reesecs GRUNBAUB—Store | Motes: 8:30 to 5:30 “och re le cou he un 2 to}y em, as : v0 ; mM ra tering pega \ Song ‘ici Shirts of ger ges NO crepes, corded Panama cloth and are now in wtoc —New Second Floor, aw the mer . ; ° ae war materials, fiber and satin stripe: re shown in ample ——-4 a . parties in mines to k cep pattern assortments $1.00, $1.50 and up to $5.00. - |which the operators cann« ford to|— hea n'a Sille Shi prt? matured i atte a ; PHILADS LP ma, wee Be. | Fisk S.letter he) HELENA, Mont., Nov. 7.—Chas Fi ae 8 yet Shirts ae sy aula ren beets “mneare eged, hi peart's showdown is expected, Newshan t at “It looked Sak i rents so extensive at descriptio s beggared, Gating Monk EE oh ah att anaes A howdown is expected, Newshain ike st editors and | St@¥ens, Meseanger for the Union $5.00, $7.50, $8.60 1 $10.00 i her daughter on account of t en ee S ypeet uliape lt fn ers « be aplit.” Bank and Trust company, was ar A WY, PEOY, DB anc 09. cost of living, William C, Di : ¥ . he iners —— An Attractive oe . Pp ° Jepart rented yesterday following the theft | : , i sit Yesterday. “its rweetheart' pi f ne of Ju she was '> POLICEMEN PREPARE |” : iach} se igo’ a Warm Coats for Girls UNDERTAKING SOS ee es ore BA beset. | anion oftion re nothit ib: THEIR ’20 BALL wor cor: ket from Trimmed Hats Special $14.95 PARLORS AND . v HM haul out th 7 - + 4 ( = PEI tt 5s Nati nckine and pollah thele boots : ~ : at $5.00 Upper Main Floor — atpligge anny So toons RUDOLPH SEAT TLE MAN Is: © of these dates will be se a r “| New Second Floor Sizes 12 to 16 years in serviceable night for the annual Fall Coats of wool velour, mixtures ME et sy OLD location ¥ fe ® Warren's men will | ced cisaars aloe On sales tables display- ae s ner rts Bere bad. os G A NZ fund of the 1 - ; ing these trimmed models #4 zibelines are available ‘in this have found | asso 0 specially pri ks A court and been named to| DETROIT, Nov. 7—Right in dry will be found hats that assortment, specially priced for Sat ang t Is Found ®ying in at eae sylvan decorations for | stichigan, where liquor inti't supposed sold formerly at $7.50, urday—in belted models. At the Met in the ba to be transported, $60,000 worth has . . 3 Thoughtful, ae ver, B. C., Apartment wre been stolen in transit. It was on|if $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Self, velvet and fur cloth collars Tuesday Eve., Nov. 11th | Some women are unable to play its way from a Canadian distillery to in assorted colors ap- are evident on navy, green, brown VANCOUVER, B. C. Nov. 7 e ny instrument except the ear! Havana, Cuba and waa stolen in De 4 eit reiiroad yards ved for Fall. The sale and tan coats that sold fo y PRECED—T8e TO 98.00 JWith @ bullet hole in hin head, a pa bhava proved fo id ‘formerly at ivi ie = - —_—--——- features $22.50 and $24.50, and a few at |man, believed to be L. Camo, of (— Lning | Seattle, wan found dying In the on * Sailors $29.50 and $32.50. Choice Saturday S ao = —— trance of Holly Lodge, an uptown| ° id Large and small id a e e lapartment, Thursday morning. He Mushrooms at e S1ze Perfection | died in the General hospital five min | Stutty wrtla Co esate ‘ae ee 8 . ote Piste ter. 2 vn, it ot wan eal { CNR RELIEF WITHOUT QUININE ae } Girls’ and Misses’ Silk and : Oil Heater at [discovered nearby. A Mra Lewts,| | Aber ae | and Turbans H Wool Dresses |whom the man sald was his wife, ix - ‘ * } 0% on a dress rack in the Children’s Section, arranged for jbeing held, along with a chagffeur | Don't stay stuffed-apt «Quit sages of the head: stops nose jee trimmed with ostrich Saturday's selling, are assembled fifty Dresses in :* as- [named Boyd. biowing and enuffiing! A dose of "ing aan 7 the he en 9% dull- bands, feathers and flow- sortment of bi °8. Sizes 10 to 17 are represented, in In a letter to the police chief. Cars |~Pape's Cold Compound” taken ey. Nem feveridhiers, sneesing, sore | 4 til head plain colors ax \ t sold formerly at $19.95, $22.60 and oti untied th Beattic ness and stiffnens range r 24.5 _ gg said he was married | at ery two hows & nree doses are Pape's Cold Compound” ts the| ers, arranged In app eid ge a few 7.50 and $32.50. Choice Saturday at | 7 thin! pasete for Catess Dice quickest, surest relief known and] fashion. BB non chai found in the man's pockets ¢ costa only a few cents at drug ot anit gl << melee, of Be ry firet dose opens your stores. it acts without assistance, continuing Investigation clo “ strile and the alr pas-/ tastes nice, no qfinine. Perfection Oil Heat- = ——— enn ———= Arrest Two More ers are smokeless and | Chief Joe Himself | . | In Bond Murder This S: P cderices and wil {| Made This Pinch || STUNNING snmdft, Bond Murde is Store Presents ‘ _— its merchandise to the public In “safe and sane” advertise fe s > Hee Joot F. Warren may talph Greenleaf, Philadelphi ket quickly warm up a : ~ahle ween any | Ralph Greenleaf, Philadelphia p ments, appealing to the customer's sense of justice and fair- a Gok and © a billiard expert, and “his manager fm yi liad ve and n n nd exploiting the merits of its goods through their cold room. They are f{\cushioned chal hada George Worden, of New York, were , . their seasonableness, their stylishness and onest made with the patent him, but the big book in the booking | |] arrested on a coroner's warrant in quality safety wick device and [jrerseant’s office at central station | fi B [f|connection with the murder of Ben 7 contains the following . inkowitz, New York broker will burn for 10 hours ‘Thomas O'Ddnnel, 37, an . jamin Binkowltz, New York br el ers ¢! teeieaas a i: messenger, who disappeared with iH om 1 gallon of kero- en . Re Sensual on 4 £. Sort y 4 ’ $178,000 in Liberty bonds recently sene. A bi is officer, Chiet Warren; charge, tient |} in exclusive, original models seen on New York's “ . ’ big special Bf ine ; ; Rinkowitz was found murdered at Chief Warren made the pinch Iate Fifth Avenue—to introduce, at Milford, Conh, Thirteen persons have ° : * ; Tharsday, when he was Pansing Sev ak A'ks Gite is, coeniodlic Plain and Trimmed With Fur enth ave. and Pine st in hia ear. | 0 Wi ield Swi Ss ial 69e Pree ane with & gusto ie ws gralesnat CO : | i ae beautiful new models indshi wipe pec eer ee oe a in cloth coats are now featured one of these Windshield Swipes and you will “oer Is Held Guilty in the very richest materials — ees have a clear vision. Special at 69. FIRE DESTROYS — Of Slaying Wife Polo, Silvertop, Bolivia, Chinchilla, ed there until a year pe lived there until a year pe on, ueenlly beeake \* ! and ends all grippe SIOUX FALLS, 8 D., Nov. 1 Suedeen, Kersey and American - 40-Watt Mazda Lamps at 35c SHINGLE MILL i ? kenrg sanis Aaphalatoess sey ; ar gs was con- % To sit down with | vieted for the second time of mur 7! Bs | dering his invalid wife. He was sen 'e e the paper by good oa ‘ * | ed to serve life imprisonment p >| . hma | : t the first trial, but his attorneys /s light is a real home Ff pi He han 5 | Seaihadl’."a > mews tote. The athe $37.50 $45 $55 comfort. Good light By)" "". aH rere proved that his wife had been - is just another way of loss in estimated at $12,000 —— ung poisoned ‘ >, " There was no insurance. The new} we could say . y up saying Packard Mazda firm had operated the mill but one could | q ad Lamps. 40-watt size [day The mill was purchased two| ff] adequately . PRETTY SOFT sett equ wee rove f=? describe their ig Meany Hall FUR TRIMMED until Wedr y loveliness, The Coats mentioned above may 25c Albatross Soot Destroyer 15c | Wilkes to Build Caseenstit Goeeale also be had in Fur Trimmed Albatross Soot Destroyer quickly removes the soot j models—Collars_ of Raccoon, Nu= from your stove or furnace. Special at 5 Seattle Theatre tria, Beaver, Opossum, Squirrel ; w New theatres will be constr _ ey, e and other favored furs. in Seattle and Los Angeles ” SHORT PLUSH COATS ¢ “Sweet Marie” is a high grade toilet soap and is ita ta tiny to Stawctiate 4or rvoration “A ae ] fragrantly perfumed. Special 12 cakes for town ‘site \ in various grades of plushes, trimmed and _ plain We intend to produca the best models. Ranging in price from $42.50 to $150. Last Day of the Iron Ware Sale fii i ane he ; nd \\ WW, Griswold’s Cast Iron Skillets ff». cs ) \ Orchestra Wwriry) support th Se sy ‘ / \ JOHN SPARGUR crews Petia at 79¢ ier crmratn soperaine| Saturday : Conductor FUR COATS AND FURS Skillets will fry ste: ka a 3 : Only 7 First Concert A very fine selection of Fur Coats is shown. We fea- the oe g < 8 pon Three Men Break |f| _ Many of these hats are exact reproductions of models created 4 ture Hudson, Sealine and Marmot. Also a large 7 a= by the « igners. Developed in Velvets, Velvet and Bro- variety of Fur Scarfs, Muffs Yoatees g No, 9 sizes, extra spe- | Window, Then Flee is eu anne, Hatters Plush ‘and eombinations @f the TONIGHT variety of Fur Scarfs, Muffs and Coatees at popular Seattle ‘police are hunting several materials. prices. pe ; for the three unidentified men w ; They enabe 1 the renee vocaigns et Meomny oe . tailored OPEN / ACCOUNT: D 9 proke f ‘ " 8 vats and smart suit hats, roll brims, soft brims, draped crowns d nt Grope in the Dark”— Use i bevdesntng 7 and side walls. | Credit is a convenic and p service embodied in mod- 4k * | e erchandist d will often help to simplify the problei An Eveready Daylo 2 » ein . : is bing hi ify in keeping bird Ne E Mee: at modes and the Isolde Menges he is ependitutes Be nee rae aay ‘all peering Biritay wae ich SAGAS OOIIEGS ‘RE tHOEe AS RTO IAEA ce, cash or charge. It is abs olutely ne ry that a flashli rela ' m | Famous English at‘a fla ght be de- TNT dyn Phan dable. That is why you should buy an Eveready. be eta bd bla : os POWNETAIRE AT Violinist chine had been t ave Eveready Flashlights in all sizes and shape ne equipment stolen. i Priced from $1, 00 to $7, 50 8 in all sizes and shapes: ff the equis tol Take Roosevelt or . Wasa ds tek oy ale year?” |} pe Cowen Park Cars | Union ; Men’s - vs Q, a q “Nope, too many bills mated Store 1113 Third Ave. Apparel But I thought it was reasonable.” to University Grounds _"it Js, ‘Too many mosquito bills.” Sette ess lasgest f Millinery tore aE eas Pri 25e, 50, 75 ,) S SEN: 5 esti do cand at Mada causies, I rices—25c, Bc Tde, BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING STREETS 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave. | - — ———— $1.00, $1.50, $2.00