The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 9

zg LIBERALS’ GET |*eayusi ue, 7 | . WASHINGTON, Deo, 14.—fecre- | tary Daniels today announced awards) oe of the congressional medal of honor g 3 i ‘ ‘ ‘ |to 12 men of the navy and marine Me-Dougall C fouthwick ow» \G rp corps, Bome of the awards were | Favor Public Ownership; OP=| made portiumonnty. és Among the A was Tieut, peut! 3 ee Fira came expregsion om your face! POSE War Training | suis cunet cope, 618 8 Special Price Basement } — erence oe one our | Sixth , | SECOND AT PIKE . pd gpg ges See el | | [Dravery when you sloped down from) er. LOL om i. — a a a“ ol TT > temer 2 . j . " 7 = qunsaite of tie ebty and well. | |aer ra et AvEPINE® of a proposed third party was eube| New York has a clock on the first capt leavé from my hea | pier of the Tud ver that #triken ] On a Woatern trip, a friend of | he, from my head mitted to the committees of “Hbernis” | plor of the Hudson river thi the Jim White type, informed | | a eturned here last Thursday | here today, Planks suggested to the| ship time One Hundred and Twenty-Five ; rng ave plenty lesson, no my WORK | conference today dealt with numor:|———— i ance ad cr yon = —e = | |! hard, hard, hard, more than Judd, | o 1a! problema, including | joint operation of rafiroads by own-| , . 9 Gimme," be cnld: Sabena ven | “t hope your geod health ruate, eign relations, Jabor and gra, workers and public; extension of | oO en Ss an isses | do it?" asked the president, seek | Tam, | » The conference | the kenate's powers for initiating and) m } ing to learn the legal status of Sincerely yours, | prises reprenentatives approving treaties, and an end to} the case. “With a thirty-cight | | Sen’ A. KITGAKL” ‘ n league, Inbor party and “lib-| executive seasions of the senate, The & lon a forty-five. frame, colonel,” n't It a nice letter? from ¢ parties |report also opposed military train. | | wuld the former rough rider.— (To Be Continued.) | platform committee reported! ing faveared disarmament and a vote er The Editor. | | (Copyright, 1019, Charles Scribner's! in favor of extreme public owner-|\. the people to declare war except -A platform EE = - Sons) hip, relaxation of patent laws and! in case of invasion Rig Ji whit ope . sobbed Prevailing Prices $18.50 $22.50 $25.00 White House, Deo, 9, 1904 | 3 4 Kermit he other day! rmit; The ot = ; Major Loeffler was marshal LD) = } ¢ the usual stream of vixitors! wS om \ ae. | —= : ; ana cece — In a Saturday Sale at 1-4 to 1-3 Under from England, Germany, the Pacific Age eee gn AB pe SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET ' country places, of bridal) ete, ete, @ huge man about | ‘our, Of middle age, but with jevery one of his great sinews and) psemrgpy as fit as ever, came in and asked to #66 Me On the ground that Grouped into three big lots, offering un- | usual opportunities for savings in Warm, | Stylish Coats 70 Coats at $25.00 —Supreme values in stylish, aly Sed anak iadiag aan 3 ° “ , warm Coats of finest velours, | worked on the roundup with you 30 . Polo coatings, silvertones and |Jotnea ‘yours at the mouth of the| e (@) S silvertip velours, Scores of | Box Alder.” T gazed at bite, and at models and colors to choose |was a great cow-puncher and te still | - SS SEE { | jhe was a former friend. As the line | passed he wax introduced to me as Mr, White. I greeted him in the usual rather perfunctory manner, |and the huge, rough-looking fellow | trimmings. Colors include navy, was a tremendous fighting man, but! brown, green, Burgund, , henna, taupe, tan and black. No better values in Seattle for $25.00. 30 Coats at $22.50 ~—A group of Velour and Plush Coats, mostly in smartly tail- ored, broad be]ted, deep pocket models. Semi and full lined. Some have fur collars. In navy, brown, Burgundy and green, The group is small, but the val- ues are big. Bo s’ O er at Jonce said: “Why it is big Jim." He flee nit : } from. ‘With and. without “far V |riding the range in Northwestern | : cama [Sesion See as Saturday, the Last Day nterfere to prevent him from halt ¥ ie at 22 . Double-breasted fastenings, navy cut | i eee aa ee en | : s * ranet had him at lunch, with a} an Met “di. id yi pockets, patch pockets, inverted plaits |] mitci ccmmasy or home and foreten Offering Extraordinary Values in at the back, new belts —such are the fj poor worry snout a towom'f} | Tvory Toilet Articles, Pearl and Novelty Neck- style features of this season’s smart |{/ mrt pont ew cn sonn. re i{| | laces; Velvet, Beaded and Mesh Bags; Jewelry coats. jerwards, fortune will go againet any | Coats Jone, but it he just Keene peawing | Novelties in a large variety; Handkerchiefs; Sta- away and doesn't lowe his courage | Ramee aheays sike a (are fre Se tionery; Perfume, and Ribbon Novelties. There are durable fabrics, too—Melton | Winter Life in the White House —First Floor, cloth, chinchilla, chevéot and Scotch simesel Bermte Fora sok tho| weather has been coid-—down to sero tweeds, in brown, green, light and dark at night and rarely above freezing in . . i \ Par * ne shade oon, f on ene gray, blue and mixtures—many lined [srs cs Sin wl ease Girls’ Rain Capes and Coats in rich plaids. the roost delightful evening and| ; night rides imaginibts: i.bive Ses | P ie B tyette Br: d Sizes 8 to 18 years. Prices $10 to $27.50. [][2."47,"NN Tamer aun, but I went ; 25 Coats at $18.50 —Coats of velour, kersey § coating, Melton and pompon— coatings, lined to the w: uk a ag ure “i Some are full lined. In navy, Seutba to toctan the fruit ot bie prian| In a Pretty Christmas Boa, I} Desired, for Mailing. brown and taupe. Regular money in the Spanish war; and the —Rain C in bl oe irls S 4 years. Pri ) i Sweaters Sweaters [suns eces|| 7 heig, Cape, in blue and red. For girls; ages 6 to 14 years. Priced geo yt pe made the rides lovetier than they of a medium weight of heavy wool, are _ [ios nave Deon in the aavuime fl ry _- tan, blue and plaids. 6 to 16 year sizes. Priced Warm, Sty lish worsted, in varying made in slip-on style [[witen" “fat” £°%, “seealf| Mines’ Department, Third Floor Coats for Girls styles — coat, V- R Beavily again, but the snow has been Sone ames a Specially Priced at shaped necks or roll with deep roll col- s0 soft that I did not Uke to go out, and besides I have been worked up| collars, with two lars. In school colors. gee grave Wee bese Sees Saturday's Special iby | $15 00 pockets. Sizes 26 to Sizes 26 to 34. Price |I|"tne new neue alee dee in be ° ° ° ‘4 , @; 34. Price $3.50. $8.50. an Silk Stockings, $1.45 Pair fy Exceptional Values in Sizes ltond of the family. With Archie and Quentin I have 10 to 18 Years Knit Toques, are in plain and combined |f/{hy"\ice"'sow teun “ine Der|[]| —Of pure thread silk, full fashioned lisle sole and —Full belted and loose back colors. Price $1.70. a thee Teatling to them tn the|f} garter top. In black, cordovan ana field mouse. styles; narrow and wide belts, oe in COTE , ‘ ing ives me a chance ‘9 w.|{| Also Richelieu rib Silk Stockings, seamless, in \F } Many trimmed with _ plush, | eye coats ta” Winkace” and tour-in-hand |nave, altho sometimen it w raee|f! black and cordovan. Specially priged for Satur- beaver collars and cuffs. In styles. Prices 35¢ to $1.45. hard to get time. jeune endif] day selling at $1.45 a pair Does ec saaiay navy, brown, green and other spores a = : ‘ Mains sa is Me id ace shades. All are lined, either | Se iaiden tap tate, torn. to. ts Lee : oe: to the Wwalst or full Pasa theatre and then going to hear Ethel MacDougall-Southwick sing. Ted, very swell in his first “i Pi a Tae Powe. ee CES Children’s and Infants daughter ia ome out tonight, fae F ; In a very few days now we al - ; vee you agin. —Lined Suede Gloves, one-clasp style, in brown and gray, $1.75 a pair. e 9 M14 3d ave; down | 6 i nfan| ined Fur Top Mittens in kid and suede, $1.7. a pair. BY TOO MUCH MONEY|"? “nna Mouse san. 41800, || —Children’s Wool Gloves, in all the shades to match children’s coats. t ren s | NEW YORK, Dec. 12—Like the} I am really touched at the way in Priced 50c to $1.25 a pair. stale etdad dana e | Bowery, Greenwich village ia rapid-| which your children as well as our § m, r. . ‘WRI |, becoming merely a place of mem-|own treat me as a friend and play- a Ss WATCHES orfes. Lofts, flats, studios and gar-|mate It has its comic side. Thus, SSS «nd played, are now abode in @ *. 24 H r | wealitry ‘percome emming a tone of] thems fora scramble dowa Rock The Notions Department Offers Every Child’s Hat in the Basement 2 piel fo. Garrete creek. Of course, there abso- , ‘ ppt es ee ran Lee veel teas pa taaean why toed opek. 208 A Few Suggestions in Millinery Department. til | for $1,500 a year. go alone, but they obviously felt that ee ae Seon coe nae ee to-Gi ‘ Specially Priced at & How to Beautify Your 0 cris. me" Ready-to-Give Gifts ee boys, George, Jack and Phillip, and SSS ; Complexion and Bring Rickie trisete a oteréy Stas bey In Cretonne and Satin Novelties ~~ =~" $ 1. 9 5 aver cooeuee pong may Sa rs ~—Cretonne Covered Cedar Hair Pin Boxes, filled with assorted hair pins, at $1.25. . Roses to Your Cheeks sition of centre rush last fall. I do —Crétonne Pin Trays, with glass covered bottoms, and assorted pins. Some have h é Bn Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its arms or what abusen they have had| vt nink that one of them san any tt! handles and emery bags attached. In oblong, round and octagon shape, at 75c Hats Regularly Valued From $5.00 to $7.50 B Work Overnight—Yeu Can | Aagay ow Rape Re vt Rpg lan = ea getting a0 euanaies ant he each. ratmeal-D' combination | " pte ‘ Prepare It at Home wil werk a wonaeetel © ey got, or in my wiggling and —Pin Cushions in various styles and colors. From 15c to 85c. ie | clamber ound juttli chs, ; zs s ‘. da 'who have Used 1 FepOPt eae ee eee teint were |{| s-Fancy. Coat Hangers for infants and children; covered with satin ribbon. In c —! a t- e Po enere Pech oleh’ dust and | trys OG. saves “My complexion|Teally etmall cliff faces, just like the pink and blue, 75c. epid. wind ban a very pad effect upon | way poor and gh. My [ieee ot (oom: and ae. ry = — Women’s and Men's Coat Hangers, in satin, ribbon covered. In lavender, maize, ome in contact with artificial heat) face, necks, ~ pe pat thems Gam a8 Gt Aty peent, he tS pink and blue, $1.25 each. 5 often noticed that the dry conte ad and expressed simple and whole 4 n ‘ q : eS yephere Causes, YOUT IIR (0 fee ee eee io Ot a atime cans| hearted delight, exactly as if it had Leather Needle Cases in folder style, well filled with best English needles of all a buckery. This Is very | vinced me that my poor lexion| been a triumph over a rival of his kinds and sizes. At 50c to $2.00, —<Wiadilin, Pinin debts fome it. “It is my own discovery | end skin blemishes would soon be &/ own age. , . pad takes just one night to get pica |ail_ these unsighitiy detects had en A Japanese Boy's Letter Wilder when her were uae tc heen ay complexion| (To Dr, William Sturgis Bigelow) ee Bee ne oe or her | st, tts boat all the time. I havo White House, Jan. 14, 1905, © eo eco e it to m irl riends, hands and arms.” "You ind they are just as enthusiastic] Last year, when I had Professor pane yl I a My | 1" Tay jover it ae T am. We all use it] Yamashita teach mo the “Jiudo"— i ¥lee ie Ba e before going to the theater, dances ag they seem now to call Jiu Jiteu— tell every girl and woman| ; ’ (ails denn v Pe Whee “tnin' wonderful prescription |O* partion. and it's wonderful What the naval attache here, Commander = : ‘Aid for me. Just think of ty att this) ‘| Takashita, used to come around here a ° 4 ingle ever Hise eg eat anges! f mever| "aren vy. eves: ~catmcas analens ape eeas a Meant eee For the Smaller Generation brought about such remarkable re-|Derwillo have worked miracles with is now entering Annapolis. I used en ee nt pults. Hore is the identical preseri somplesion: _ ie as to wrestle with them both. They " = Hon that removed every defect from cin Sty hands and arma were cee, | Wore very fond of Archie ‘and wore —Children’s Shoes, patent vamp with 3 #houlders. Until you try it yo cred with freckles. After eight! very good to him. ‘This Christmas : 4 buck top; made on foot-form last with Y a ol » ide of the mar vas! use of Mae EGna ider'* Kitgaki sent from Annapoll ittle 4 ; ‘ . | : . : x Fange It will make in just one ap-|¥ dalenion atteoites it polis a littl light turn soles, Sizes 214 to 5. Priced —All styles and colors. Stitched brim sailors jexton Hon bresent to Archie, who wrote to ‘ . : Giieation’ ‘The prescription able defects have en- | Press hie, who wrote at $3.00. of velvet, in two-tone combinations and pe e a a Se fire of z ‘an prepare at your own home| tirely anished, Fag rd nee i just thank him, or, Kitgaki sent him a Child Sh t ' follo Go to any grocery| 48 & beautifier and look years letter back that we like #0 much that Me : —Children’s oes, patent v: a i i Finke ana et poets momento oneny anita Wty, that 1 thought You mith enoy I an ft Me CPE iid uppers; made on foot-form laste; ight J Col0r® including blue, brown, old rose, red andl Biors’s ‘bottle of Di rwillo. Prepare | hat after one or two applications Shows so Nice a trait in the Japan. FS turn soles. Sizes 5 to 8. Priced t $8.75. black—all with wide bands and streamers of ; 4 in every | they will use it continually and be ese character, It runs as follows: 7 le a a 1D, hea’ in ribbon , pply BIgBE | 25° am, 1 recommend ie to”all, of| MY dearest boy: ered Boks Children’s Shoes with patent vamp and VY grosgra’ , a s g at | ” ‘ed er A 4 . bs 1 es the skin | my friends I received your niece letter. 1 bl; ki % Rear tronic taspacent | "hovers ort tue best cess So eure! thanks you ever bo mach Tam veup rate ie Teer pace atggootform i] —Silk Velvet Bonnets for more dressy wear, mooth and velve especially |to follow the com directions con- glad that you have received my . 9 a 00, in black and bl ith colored fi weommend this im dark | tained in every pre! of Derwillo. You smal present } ts ‘Black Calf Lace Boots for youths: K jue, Wi a an Pallow skin, shin: " xe | have only to get 110 and oatmeal. | p = ots youths ; fancy ribbon Velour Hats for the " \-| You need nothing else, and it so simple. “T like you very very much, When made on comfortable fitting last; welt { mi |nive that say qirt-or women ‘cam afford |Tatner ug ‘Rayne, room with your sole and medium low heels. Sizes 101 {fy be — boy and miss. Small beaver pokes, | Gixcolored from exposure, apply this ‘that here will Se soticaabie talking to us about the pieture of to 18%. Priced at $4.00. THve and a ‘$1 “ 95, variety of d ginbination there and the objection- | improvement after the first anpiteation or| the caverly officer. In that time, T!f| Boys’ Black Calf Lace Boots, made with heavy welt soles, solid leather heels. styles in this unusual For Saturday, ble defect will disappear as if they will ROL? EY penn heats Bian adnes pagic, It is absolute! city under © money refund eusran-|” Let's go buy Bolts 1 . Sizes 21% to 514, Priced at $5.00. -Shoes, Second Floor, | ea Be Na Picts la iat | a” sckalae altel asd On rte |eY- Cptown, 1414 Ted ave, @owns (See Window Display of these ish or ungeigly the bands end | companies. town, 918 Second ave, = | Se —