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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
SOdns Supfims summeridlnIc.

GoS iie6ehte SemeIter miro in Some
pooO gc6aIten. Gom 26. SUM
bis 5lm 7. 9mguit. - Spc5ielle
auric iinO 9emdB Dem Gr5ic.
6inesocieb Oes staates porgcie.
cu.-0ie neuen @ebduOe iiuO oo-
fir ie6r gut eccignet.
Ger crnItc @cdbicl in Ocn interun.
tionalen 9lifairen bat Die Eldnc iiir
Oic Sonmeri1ule nidt uuter6roden
pclhe bon ser So6ns Sopfius-llni-
perlitGt pcrfiinOet iinO. Gas iiebente
Senelicr miro irii6cr Die gcp0bnlid)
gebolterL bonn 26 Suni bis gum 7.
9lueuit
Gos neie Gr5ie6un9Sgeieb Oc5
Stootes Bat cine @cngc midtiger 9e.
oiirfniIie ans 9i6t oc3ooen. Spc-
5ielle &uric iinO fiir SuperinteuOen-
ten 9lrfie6er, 0odibulle6rer uno
gorite6er, Observation-Disclosures lnO
goritebcr, 9anOlebrer unO fir Scrip
men oorgeie6en, ipclhe Die glbiidt 5d'
ben gum eriten N}ale in oifentlibeu
Sdulen llnterriGt 5u ge6en.
@ine Ger neuen @inrirbtlIugcn OeS
ScmcIterS miro 0ie Glcnentar- 0e.
monItrotiousidule iein, nelde feds
@rooe lmioBt. Ger aloiienunterri6t
Oieier Sdulc miro in Dem neuen sc.
6Guoe in Someuooo geecben, po
gleiGiollS Scr rcgul6re llniperiitGts-
SIRIUS gegcben miro. Eieier llntcr-
ri6t Oient ipe5ieIlen illuitrirenOen
3pedcn in Ger6inOung nit Dem I'M
tcrribt I'M @r5ie6ungspeien. Gieie
SHulc miro nit Der Wlitpirfung Der
S6ul6e6orOe bon Baltimore gefii6rt
Gic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiir 2ono.
lc6rer miro in Oerielben SSeiie mic
e5cocnl gefii6rt.
2oS Sommers sSemeltcr 0es No
plono.SnItituteS wirO ais Die 9l6-
tbeiIrng iiir Sdone aiinite cingc-
idloiien.
Gas Yrogramm icblieBt iibcr @in-
brnOert graoiirte imO imtergraOuir
te 9liric Elm. 40 Yro5ent mebr ais
i'm lcbten So6r. Gic Oerihieoenen
Teportcmente bietcu llntetriht I'M
sen folgenOcn 6dcbern:
9iologie, G6enie, floiiiihe glrhd.
oloqie, Sous6olhngS @iiienihait
Sefononlic. Gr5ic6lugsmeien, cngli.
I6e Competition mo Sittcrotnr,
S6onc aiinite, 6ron50iiid, @eogro-
p6ic, Ceutid, @cibihte, 9oteln
Sonopcrfer-9l 9lpsbil0ung, Wlot6enia-
tif. 96ilolopbic. Sd6niAreibcn @6p-
lit, 8olitit, &ipdologic, Sebrdild
uno Spaniih.
Ger llniperiitot lit es gum crItcn
Mol ermogli6t worOen i6r Som-
mer.SemcIter in SomcpooO 81 bal.
ten. 1ie ncuen @e6dlOe nit Den
olls9eOe6nten 0jriinoen, g3dlOern,
@arten uno Dem otbletiid)en 6elO
6icten oic giinitieItcn @elegen6eitcn
fiir Oen Sommer.llnterribt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
5Scncr i'm Suipitnl.

Sln0erte BON Fotienten i'm MorD-
lonO General SoipitaI battcn Dorge.
itern 91odt gar fcinc Sl6nlmg, 0aB
Elm 6euer in Sem @eb1lI0e ousge6ro.
den mar uno 0aB oie 1eucrluc6rleute
nit oen 2oiAor6citen 6eiddftigt wa'
rem 10 u6ig imD gc6cim ultroc glaeS
gebnltcn. Gas 6euer mar balo ii6cr-
wdlti0t lmo oic Qebr3a6l ser Fa-
ticnten crhi6r ndt einnal oaB ciu
6cuer IN Dem Snliitut entilauocn
mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Drr gsci5cu in stciscu.

Sum criteu Dlalc felt Dem Sabre
1868 crrcihtc Der @rcis oes @ei5enS
bic So6c ron $3.lS pro 9iidlel nlN
Dluis muroc aeiiern nit $l71 pro
9ni6cl pcrfouit. 0ie @reiie eingen
ia 6olgc ocs glusuciies ser Jleeie.
rma in oie S66c, oaB Die nddite @ei-
5enernte einen groBen 2IISiaa aui-
iuciicn mer0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Scr 0oblcnmarft.

@ie uniider Der &oblenmorft it,
pc6t aus Der G6otio6c berpor, bob
ocr 9olleinnebncr @m. g. 9ipon
feiuc 9lnqebotc ouf Die ouSgeidriebe-
ncn aoblcn.2ieierungen fir oos 3oa-
oat imo Oen Gicnit in ieinem De-
partemeut erboltcn bat. 0ic aoblen-
b1uolcr ioeen, Dob Ourdaus feline
llcbcrihuBfoblen borbonoen iinO uno
Snber cs ein cigcntbiimlihes @c-
iddft it, cincr beltinnten Gontrott
5ur Sieferilng BON aoblen ab3i-
idlieBen. Die aoblcn @eieli1oiten
tonncu oic 6en0tbi9ten Goblcn niht
liefern mo f0nnen fcine 2eute be-
fOntmen, meldc in 0en &o6lcngrubcn
arbcitcn mollcn, gon5 einerIci iuie
bod ouh oic 2obne iein mogen. Gin.
luonoercr, welAe friibcr oic 9(r6eit
pcrridteten eic6t cs nidt mc6r, inO
Die GoblcngcicIli&often iino mir in
Der 2ngc oic Sdtftc ocs crforoerli-
@en @ro0ufteS 81 6eihaffcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
glcrIammlnno i'm u6Otcl 1OVcr0.

Gie monotlide @eriantmlilng OeS
n@erfc6rs.Ghlbs~ fnno geltern9lbenc
iuntcr Dem 9oriib oes @rdiiocnten S.
Nl. Softer im nSotel SSopce" ltott.
Sin GiccsFr1iioent mnroe eripd6lt an
StoQe oon ". y. Shropi6irc, oenl
c6euialioen gIaeuteu ser y9Scilern
QlorpIauo 9o6n-Gompaguie~ Ser
uodb 9lew Yort pericet puroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
@rieffnhcn.

2cierir. uWiiinen olleinitebcnoe
6rouen aus oen oerbotencn 3oncn
6ieben wenu iie feline 9iirger iino2"
9Sein oic 9}roflanation 6criibrt
sic 6roncn uno MGohcn in teincr
@ciic mtr Ocutibc @ldrmer uno
aua6eu iI6er IA Sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
Vlmuisipal. .gladIridItcn.

@laDor @reiton uno Die itdotiicbe
aunitGommiiiion w06ltcn einen
9Slae iiir oas 2oiapcttc. @lomi.
ment in Somewooo. Die Sod
orud 9unpeuitation miro iniol0e
Der 5o6ca ao6lenpreiie nidt alt-
Der 9etricb aeicbt werOeu
MoDor Brciton fl6r oeitern 9l6cno
nit ocr iid0tiiden aunit.@ommiiiion
mo 9eamten Der Sobns Sopfins-
llniocriitdt nad &omewooo, Inn eli.
nen poiienocn @lat iiir Oas 2ofoDette-
Monument oos Die Staot 81 errih.
ten geoenft, 81 iin0cn. Der Flab
muroe aud auserie6eu, Dlapor Bre.
lton miro a6gr Ole Stellc crit 6cfannt
ae6en, nadoem er beitimmt meiB, ooB
bic fron3oiii6e @riegs.Gonmiilion
nah Baltimore fonInlt. Qas Ga.
iopette W}omment mir0 DER Stoot
ingeid6r $4,000 foiten.
9 EenniDlpania 8Idne.
9lidt cine gerion eridien geitern
gladmittag bel Dem offentliben 9er-
bor be3iiglic6 ocr @enniulpauio.&l1.
ne por Der 9n0get-9e6oroe. 0ie leb.
tcre lit DER glniidt DoB Die Giien-
ta6n-@eieaidait feline eroBe @ile be-
5ualid Der &ernirfli6ung i6rer 8lG-
nc Bat, oa lie ii6er5eugt it, ooB ibr Die
notbwcnoieen PrioiIegicn MIR Oann
6cpo5rt mer0cn wenn iie i6ren 9e.
trieb eleftriiirt uno oincn GiaOuft
nber Die @entre.StroBe bout.
$ 0t5Orud @aiicrIeittng
miro nidt abgeitellt
iucr0cn.
Cie Spdorud @aiier- &unpenita
tion ocs 6cucr Qepartcments miro
ni@t auBer Groit geiebt peroen, iaste
Neitern Nlopor Yreiton, ais Serr g.
Iiogs. @rdiOent Der 5euer6eb0roe,
rpr Der guogetbe6oroe cridien uno
iagtc, onB Die 500, 900, melHe fir oie
Eunpetitatiou 6cpinigt wurociL in-
iolec Ger 6o6en ao6lenprciie 6crcits
cli9c5e6rt iino. glnitott So pro Eon-
NC, mic UcranidIagt worocn mar,
nuB Die gcboroe imociG6r 81 pro
Gonne fiir aoblcn bc5o6len. Gic
poHorudmaiicrleitung lit 6auptid1-
lid gum Sdube oes @eidditspier-
tells cinaeridtct woroen, wcs6al6 Oie
Nc6oroe iid cnti6loB, sic Soften fiir
0ic sSniionOboltiiug Der 8umpenito
tion niht 5u 6eriidii6tigen.
GrbolungSptcr bel Der
&nnoper StroBcn.
Bride.
Qlrditctt @m g@. gmmort elnpia6l
Qcitern ser 9uooet.g ge1oroc, an Dem
@oliimore.Gnoc oer Souopcr. .5tra.
Yriide cincn Gr5olungspier 5u
bmien. Gr in9tc. 6aB unaeidbr $500
GuaorotiuB ne6en ser Bride auf Der
9altimore.Seite nuB6ar gemaht per-
ocu fonntcn. Sr. @mnart lit Der
9luii1t. oob sic STEELE ein poiienoer
glnlegcplab iiir fleine 0lotor6oote
tp1rc. Cie guOget 8e6oroe miro ole
empie6liinq elmer llnterm6ung un-
ter5icbcn mo Srn. s. 8. Sbirlep,
@oriiber Der topoerap6iiden Commit
iion criudcn ieine 2Iniiht 6e3iigliG
Der @rridtuns eines @iers befannt
81 MAIDEN.
Offcrte Gutge6eiBen.
Die Sfierte fir oas @runoltiid an
ser 92orowcii. @de ser @au. tno Ger.
inoton. .StraBc, i'm 9etrage BON $24,-
900. miroe 9eitern BON Der Budget
9e60roe gutge6eiBeu. Der Jiame oes
Gigeut6iimers oes @rlnoitiides mur-
oe nrbt befannt gegeben. Die lleber-
no6me oes @runoitiids miro in ocn
nadBitcu Sogen eriolgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
9emtiGsr autobiography.

Spc5ial-Jlatcn fiir
luie Fc burm bic Sniirnitpn nn
ben NnnoeS.Wiaridnll iir nne Gcntihen nnac.
uronct inb bic nn 0rlanbnn nadlinmen, in
ben pcrbUtencn 3Ducn 81 wubncn uno 81 AZ.
6citcn.
YilOcr fiir-75c.
Q mpmtir IT. nlmt muutrt
uie uou Der Aeaicruna anbcipblu
6ebbcPs StMoiO,
9ir. 321, gloro,eahs hsetraRe.
(Wlai9-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
llnfaae eimes snnes.

9lutomo6ilsGoQiiion an Der @dc BON
Golp6in.StraBc imO OlaOilon-
N(pcnuc. Sitncg in Gin Solt-
9(utono6il btneingciabren.- Gin
1O-idbrigcr Gna6c on Der @dc
BON %arf Seio6ts- II. 9clOc0crc'
glpcnuc iibcrio6rcn.
Gr. Otto NJ. sddfcr bon 9Ir.
ttO5, Mlooilon-9lpenue, uno Der
Gbauiieur Soiep6 Ylummer BON 9lr-
9t6, @arf-9(pcnuc wurOcn geltcrn
9io6nlittog bon Dem &oli5iltelt Seah
bonn norOweitli6en Giitrift wegen
unodtiomcn 6obrens per6aftet, nad-
oem Iie NIT ibren 9lutomobilen an
ser @de Scr CoIp6in.StroBe imo
GriiO-Sia-glOenuc 5uiommengeltoBclt
paren @lumer, Der Oos gllito bon
Niidocl 9ernitein BON 9lr. 1905,
MoOiion.9lpcnuc, lenfte, botte auBer-
Dem feinc G6aufieurs-aorte bel iiG.
Gie 6eioen Moidinen waren bel Der
Goaiiiion bciddoiat porOen
nSitneD~ colli0irt nit
2ulta1ttp.
Gie @uiiogiere eines nSSitncD~-
9liltos purocn ihwcr ourdeinonOer
acriittclt, ais OoS @cfdbrt an Ger
Oit-6opettc-StraBe nit eincm gro-
Bcn 9hltoloitmagen in Go0iiion ge-
riet6 Ger 9enfer 0enel6en Sobn
9}otoro, bon 9}r. 1925, @it6er 9loce,
wuroe bon icinem Sit gcidlellOert
unO mBte na6 Dem ct. Soiepb'S
Soipitol gcbraHt pcroen, INN iid Die
bel Dem llnioa 5uge5ogenen Ser
lcsiingen oer6inoen 5u loIien.
&nobe pom gGuto iiberfo b-
rem.
S5nfolgc ser idliipferigcn @crfoi-
lung ser StraBe al Der @de bon
@orf Seigbts. umO @clpeOere.9lOe.
glitt Scr t0.jdbrige GonoIO gS. 9ie-
Der BON gsr. %, g8ooOlonO-9lDe, aus
lmo fiel inter oas Ooriibcriobrcuoc
9lutomobl bon Somcs Z. @urd BON
9lr. 2S0S. Carlisle Yloce Ger &no6e
puroc bon Serrn 9urh nad) Dem
ct. Soicpb's Soipital gebruht no
oie 9ler5te eincn 9ein6rud ino IN
ncrlihe 8erlcbungen fcitllellten.
8rotocm ioa Der 3ultono Oes Ser
ungliidten nidt lc6cnsgcid6rliM iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

9(m nG6Itcn Qienitog miro bic @in-
weibung oes ncucn Scims in onge-
mcIIencr g8eiic gefcicrt weroen 0o-
5u iinO 6rcilnoe cingelaoen unO es
miro redt geniitbliA 8ugeben, no6
Ocn on5u getroffenen &or6ercitlngen
All urthcilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

&6otosrapbicn BON glnslGnSern
fir bic Jicsicrnng luerOcn unscicrtist
Onrh 6crman GllcrbrOd, EbOtO.
graph, % @cit-9cginotuu-ShuFc
(WlaiS-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
SimcnbOff
photographer J.. photographer
i'm yGOrrcipOnOcut"- -WcbGnOe,
Alb Sit.SultimOrc-Strakc
(MaiS-14)
simenluff
@erbiente strofe.

Der Olcgcr Gborlcs GDion mur0e
i'm Gaicott Gitp Eoli5cigeriht Sur
3u6hing bon $15 mo Soften beltroit
untcr Der Yeihuloiglmg, cine 6loibe
ouf Der 6rc0erid.Gooo 5erbro6en
ino oie @losiNer6en ouf Dem Yo-
oen liegen gclolicn 5l boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

@eItcrn gl6cnO fonO cine peitere
@ro6c Ocr 2ie0er ltatt, pel6e Der
@ciongpcrcin nSormonie~ om H.
W1oi BEL Dem 6rii6lingsfeit Oes o9la-
eemeinen Geutiden @reiien6cins"
5l Iingcn geoenft. Girigent SSobn
u. &lein i6ien geitern ii6cr Oie 2ei-
itineen duBerit 5ufrieoeu 81 iein.
Sn Der acknowledgement @eiddfts-
iislng ipuroe oie GinlaOing Ser 0le-
Iooie 5il i6rem 6omilien-glusfhig am
49, Moi nod 9enfert's %orf ange-
nommen.
nGonnitottcr &olfSfeit-
Screin.~
Der oGonnItotter @olfsfeItDcrein"
bielt eeitern glbenO I'M &orfc icine
IA. s.GeriammIlmg uno Be
nmtenwabl, bel melcber Die folgen0en
Serren erp1blt purOeu: @rGiioent,
sSran3 Souter, (5um Ia. W1alc); l..
9ice- YrGiiocnt, 6rieori6 @ouB; 2.
@ice- @rGiioent, Sobn $ocob Geuler,
protof. ScfrctGr, 0enrD 8. g8iene-
iclO; 6inon5 Sefretdr, @eo. Spittel;
SdosmeiIter, ScnrD gs. @oBler, ino
0elcgot gum llnobbdneigen 9iirger.
@erein SenrD S. 0uanot. Der ber-
Ieiene 5innn66erift ergub, ooB li6
Der @erein in gutcm 8ultonoe befin-
oct. IS mlirOe 6elbloiien, aud im
nG6lten Sabre ipieoer beoeutenoe
8crihonertngen am Horfe borne5-
men 81 loiien, nm oen YloB gum 9e-
lten in Der Stoot gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09

u@itteISbo6 Scftion."
Gum criten W}ole pcriomneltcn
iitb gcitern 9lbcno Die @litglieOer Der
ogSittelsbob- Seftion glr. 9. g.
81, in ibrem nemen @ercins-2ofale,
@illigcS.SoteI. gtr. 100 o.@oD.
StraBc, 5u ibrer geriommhlne oic
ni6t mebr, wic friibcr, am 2. unO A..
Sonntng inn 0lonot obgeboIten miro,
ionocrn bon iett ob on ieOem 2. unO
A. Gienitae. Sin gemiitblidcs Ser
ionmhngs8iutmer bat iih Der Ser
elm oort cingcricbtct Gin &einL I'M
ooS monh onocrcr @crein oie ogSit-
telsbad- -Seftiop~ beueioen fonute,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09
WOODEN MULES
BEING USED IN
DRILL AT LEWIS


CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov g.
Wooden mules aud wooden guns
may he found side by side at Camp
Lewis. hut the dummy burros do
not draw the dummy guns.
Tho mules are used az Remount
depot to teach recruits the proper
method Of throwing diamond
hitch and loading pack saddle
The living government mule has
several tricks. and one Of the most
amusing In his custom Of expanding
himself when the pack rope IL
cinched ana then debating" when
the recruit thinks It IN tight
Result much profanity and lost
time when the pack slips 90 the
ground
so. before the soldier learns 90
pack regular" mule he spends "a
little time on IN. dummy
The same IN true 81 the wooden
artillery Steel guns have many
pleasant habits and some delicate
mechanism which clumsy fingers
soon "buns up" so Uncle Sam has
directed that cannon with tree trunk
barrels and wooden range iuHtru.
ments be used first by SAMMY
Tho field artillery COMPANIES are
drilling daily with the Quaker
cannons." and. according 90 all az.
counts. are making Roadway Ia
their use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09
Cynthia Grey's Answers to
Her Readers Questions


Dear Miss Grey, Would thanl
YOU sincerely II you would tell m'
what lodoatono IN and where It II
obtained \ READER.
Lode IL metalllfcroua do
post. usually having tho char.
acter Of an orc-producing vein
confined within walls aud
having something OF regularity.
Tho name u sometimes applied
60 any regular course or vein.
metallic or otherwise,
Dear Miss Grey Pleas. advise
me how can get rid OF an oily
nose. II looks no had that have
To rub IL with a handkerchief ev.
cry hour to take the oil out
What l. tho cause OF this9
LAURA.
An oily skin Ii usually caua.
ed from an over.lndulrence In
food containing a large amount
OF tat.
Put few drops OF camphor
In the water you rinse your
face In. Also avoid using any
greasy creams or skin food.
Rub the nose "a number OF
times daily with a good
chamoia skin.
Dear Miss Grey IL there any
way To can chicken at home 40 IL
viii keep FARMERS WIFE.
Yes Cut chicken first into
suitable pieces. boil until ten.
der and pack In glass Jars sur.
rounded by boiling water. The
meat jelly. or "aspic." in which
they have been cooked. II then
seasoned 20 taste and poured
over tho pieces, boiling hot. un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09
MOVIE APE" HURT
IN FALL, SUES co.


By United Press I.cdsed Wire
Los ANGELES. Nov. Some OF
the camoufhgc Of the movies was
revealed in court here today. when
Clarenc. durtz brought suit against
the Universal Film Co for $500 dam
age
wurtz WIS an ape" he alleged.
and. with Marie Waloamp. leading
woman. in his arms, was making
away into the forest with the cap
tured beauty. Suddenly the fleet.
footed ape slipped from limb. and
down came "apcy." beauty and all.
wurtz broke his arm. Miss Wal.
camp suffered fractured wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Dear Miss Grey: have been go
Ing with young man for more than
year lie has given me good
times and taken me where I have
met nice people. hut during all this
Time he has never said h. cares for
mo Most ~ the young men who
have called on me for any length OF
time have told me how much they
liked me. and remarked about my
clothes and good looks This man
never says anything Of the kind. tho
! know he notice.. these things lie
often Jokes about marriage and says
he does not believe in u. When he
acts like that | appear very indiffcr.
ont tho ] really do care for him. and
know he could marry II he would
DO you think he IL trying 10 find
out how feel about IT.
PUZZLED.
II Is probably true that the
man means what he says. that
be il Indifferent TO marriage.
tnul he finds himself In love
with you. he. as an honorable
man. will have no curiosity
about your feelings toward him.
Desirable men do not pry into
the hearts OF their women
friends while rcservinE any dec.
laration OF their own state OF
heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

I'll the Jar IL filled to the brim.
and the lars sealed while hot
The addition OF the nHplc.
which u melted when the cans
are scaled. but which Aolidlfies
on cooling, not only assists In
preserving the meat. but I'm.
proves It's flavor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

For being such n clumsy ape" he
was discharged. Now he seeks dam
ages. aping other humans who turn
TO the courts for redress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Mems Sample Overcoats and Suits-gray, brown
and blue patterns to $500, 60 for $685.
Mems Sample Suits and Overcoats, beautifully tailored
worth to $3.50, 60 at $9.85. We're selling these
Samples CHEAP but they not cheap suits +"
They're samples Of kind-but all sizes included
Mems finest Suits and Overcoats beautifully tailor
ed including the celebrated Kaufman and Strauss Pure
Wool fabrics, former prices to $1,000; cut Saturday
in Sample Suit Sale to $ll.85 Hundreds of late
stylish Suits and Overcoats in this lot
Saturday Wen throw sale entire Sample Suit Stock
I00 garmentsand in order force all these Suits and
Overcoats to before the close business Saturday
night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any $3.50 Hat in the
houseand there 500 select FROM in all shapes
and styles-wl be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every
Suit. Overcoat or Raincoat sold Saturday.
Please Note-THIS OFFER GOOD SATURDAY ONLY
Come take advantage Of it, We are a Union Store We
close Saturday night at o'clock-so shop early.
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SHOES Sl.o8

Mems Walk Over and Sample Shoes,
broken lines, worth $500; 60 at $l.9S.
Mems Walk-O Over Shoes, $3.50, $500
and $500 values; Walk-Over name and
price stamped on every pair, 60 at $2.85.
Mems Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth
to $500, 60 at $2.4S. Buy two pairs at
the price of one.
Mems Finest Sample Shoes, worth to
$500, 60 at $3.48 a pair.
Mems Heavy Work Shoes, for this wet
weather wear, worth to $500, 60 at
$2.S5.
Ladies' Walk-O Over Shoes, broken lines,
90 Saturday at S1.89.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Professor Allyn, chemist to
the Westfield Board of
Health, is almost as we'll
known a champion of pure
foods as is DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley, director of Good
Housekeeping Bureau of
Food. Both the Board and
the Bureau have endorsed
Rogers Baking Powder.
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HOW TO GET RELIEF
FROM CATARRH

IL YOU have catarrh. catarrh-
nj deafness or head noises. so
TO your druggist and get vA
OF Parmint double strength.
take this home. add 20 Il =
pint OF hot water and I ozs. OF
GRADUATED sugar Take l Ia
blcapoonful times a day.
This will often bring quick
relief from the distressing head
noises Clogged nostrils should
open, breathing become easy
ana the mucous stop dropping
into the throat
II is easy to make. tastes
pleasant and costs little. Every
one who has catarrh should
give this treatment trial.
You viii probably find IL Is
just what you need.
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ONE HOPE

Willis Steel IL going up.
Giills-Good. Maybe they viii be
Obliged 20 cut down the number OF
pins In n Numbered shirt-fife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Boys Wet Weather School Shoes, all
solid leather, 60 at $l.95. Girls $3.50
Shoes, $1.6S.
And look what we have for the ladies':
Ladies Comfort Red Cross Shoes,
$2.48.
Ladies Two-toned Shoes, black kid
vamp with fawn, pearl and brown top,
IL, ID and l6-inch top; all sizes; worth
to $1,000, 60 at $2.98
Ladies' Two-sones in Havana Brown,
Battlcship Gray and pearl gray vsmps,
all sizes, worth to $1,000, 90 at 3d.
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1900 ARROW COLLARS, Go at 2 for l5c

The BRADFORD CLOTHES SHOP. at
18th and Pike, just closed down and Rogers
grabbed all their Arrow Collars. Cash talked
so, instead Of zoe straight. over 1900 gen.
uine Arrow Collars will be thrown on sale
tomorrow at for 15c. All sizes, late styles
Come buy them by the box.
Hundreds of MEMS HIGH GRADE
SHIRTS that sold to $500 go on sale to-
morrow at SOC. Come, see these Shirts
every value is bona fide. They're the sur
plus stock of one of Seattle's largest stores
Saturday wen also sell MEMS SOC PRES
IDENT SUSPENDERS at 23c; 10c Hand
kerchefs at fc; Mems Wool SOx go at
1870; Mems Cotton Sox at SC; Mems Wool
Underwear. worth to $3.50, goes at S9c
Mems Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at
$1.3S; Mems S1.50 Union Suits at $50.
People, buy now while this stock lasts.
display windows are just stacked with hi
lousy low. If you want TO save-be here W
day morning at 8 A. NJ. Sharp. ''Please ShO
doors close Saturday night mt p. m. sha
LOOK EOR TIE pIC Union CT
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FinaW of Sample
while
be
Every n
prices nd nOet the fOnowin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Great quantities of Winter weight Wool
Underwear thrown on sale.
A large lot of Mems Overalls go at 19c.
Mems Pants that sold to 50 at 9Sc. Boys
Suits. worth to $500, at S2.S5. Dress
Shirts. Black Bear Overalls, Work Gloves,
UniOn-rade Mackinaws, Logger Shoes and
Slicker Coats, etc, in fact everything for
Mans Dress or Work wear included in this
sale and going at the lowest prices ever
placed on worlds standard merchandise.
These are just a few items picked at ran
dom from these great stocks As long as
we can pick up stocks of Shoes and Clothing
at about One-half original cost wen do So
because the crowds that pack our store from
morn till night attest SeattIe's appreciation
Of the supreme values that Rogers offers
For Rogers gives what he advcrtises--the
people know You can't beat Rogers prices
Grasp this opportunity. Our five large
h-grade merchandise, and all priced ridicu-
In the crowds Saturday. Sale starts Satur-
IL,
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Serving Trays, Special,
Each, Csc

i3inch round, heavy. nickel. pla ted
Serving Trays. special. each. use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09

Mr. H. M Rogers Who Secured the Emporium and Larsen
Mueller Shoe Stock Of Portland Oregon Makes Great Cloth
ING Purchase Grabs Wonderful Sample Stock and VIII
Force Fast Selling Saturday by Making Exceptional FREE or
FER Great Final Windup Starts Saturday.
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Silkolines, Special
l5c the Yard

Finest quality sllkoline-. light and
dark patterns Regular &c and CSC
values. Saturday. the yard. f5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-09
Turkish Bath Towels
Special l9c Each

Good quality Turkish Bath Tow.
els bleached pure white. size 2oxao
inches. Saturday. each zoe.