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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Br. y. n. Irnktr.
(1S58-1918).

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Seq 11no begpn6e meb Bet Be'
marfning, at bet life ct en- @efro.
log, leg fer fommer meo:: Mei Sen
Menn6, bbis Nabn itnor ODER 6isfe
2inier, berer life til 6e afbg6e; ha,
De ban og banS Mrbei6e Ieber og
|birter iblanbt % en6n1, % oil SIRE
BET i lange Gi6er. Ser ct ingen, Der
bar babt Gorbin6elie meb Dr. Ben.
Ter, n6en oe ogiaa bar babt Ell 5elel.
lie al, at but1 er, bba6 man fal6er "a
|libe tpire". TaIlene> Ser fer itqar
nnber bans Mobn, betegner fun.
bborlangt ban 1i6ti1I er fommen, iaa-
|bibt Ed ton giere set.
Set CT EFT &ien6sgierning, at Mr,
beibet blo16t ubban6re6e 2utberaner
ber / 2an6et pfte for fert set meo
fig, at bbert er1felt lille Gamfunbs
M}eolem11er bar panret fig til at l.
pua 6eres @amfun6 ne1ten lom Sen
ene ia1tggieren6e &irfe, ON life i
8er6en, iaa bog / Mmerifo, og ben
etelte rette lutberffe Strife % 6erfor
Iegentlig eneberettiget til at bore set
te Rab11. 0en, Der laa life bil6e
|tro Set, ffiHf-til fin cget1 1tore Sfo6e
= 1abe set bore, nat11rligbis. Mon=
&c bar lite f1rret fe Iengere eno til
[beres egt1e fmaa @inbuer, ubenfor
1igger @erben, og 8er6en Iigger !
set or6e.
Ser ct noget meget beflageIigt
beri; ielb ON BET NOT fan for1tooes.
at Gorbol6ene, Dborun6er hi bur le<
bet, bar funnel fore faaoart n1eo fig,
for .benne @robins-H atriotisme bar
Igiot ma11ge at bort lutberife Strife
IfoH ! bei @ra6, ON lite in6Frenfe-
|be, lao bog ineperipneoe.
@aa Sen. on1en SIDE er set lite
|banifeligt at me6e mooiatningen
BERTH, nemlig bos faaoanne al Sen
|lntberffe &irfes 8ern, io1n er blebe,1
| p - =, ~ u. -. :, - - --+. --u -
%forbeblinbe / firfelig &enieenoe og
onfer alle &irfer, ON life for lige
|Hete, iaa bog for 1iee gobe, Blot
Sc ct fromme og bar mango Meo-
tlemmer.
ST. Center bar fra fin nngoom
|beret en- Mo6iton6er af begge bisfe
|3enoenier, Der 5ber for fig bar giort
Dor 6prebnre l1tberife Strife nbo6elig
|Sfa6e, boa6e ber / 2an6et % / on6r.
2anbe. Sans Bugge itob i BET DO.
lpglote @enniplponien, Ser blanot
Be anerifanffe aoIdH1ier me6 rette
funbe faloes @ampbpIien: Be mango
Examiners 2an6, og set Fan6e / na-
ttonal og religigs &enfeen6e. @elbe
bans 8orrn6omsbiem bar 8ibne ber-
ON, t6et bans Sober itamme6e fra
|Spiflan6, bans Mo6er 6erimoo fra
sfotlanb-Srlnb: @aa Mo6ers @i6e
mg6te ben reformerte, paa 6a6ers
oen lufberife Strife bom, / BEN fgrlte
bleb ban bebt, men / SEN fiblte fit
5at tit $iem og 8irfe. &an CT fp6t
i @ortb-S11mberIanS County, ser
|beo fit Mabn minber ON Sc Sage, 90
|Danffe og Morife baboe ct fort @i-
ge paa ben nor6re SIDE al &umber-
|floben / oct gonnIe @nglan6. Com
l1ng l1tberf Misfionspreft / Welten
meote Center 2utberaner fra olIe
|2anoe % ale @prog, og ban orbei-
|beoe iorigt for at famIe 6en /. See
|rigbeoer % faa &irfer bbgget, iom
be fnnoe iarrles /. Sc, Tom forftob
bet engelfe 5prog, preoife6e ban
felb for, De, iom lite fun6e foritao
Gngelf, fergeoeS ban for at faa Brn-
tier til, Tom h1n6e pre0ife paa set
|Sprog, 6e forfto6. SITE faa Me11ig-
beoer ! @ebraffa % andre of Sc beit-
lige Stater fpl6er bam 6eres gilbli-
befie. @en benne SIDE at bons 5tore
Arbeioe fta1 Der thin nonares for lat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Jig bill aab1leg iamti6ig meb @algd.
S Mellemtibe11 benter bet engelffe
5olf me6 SpRnOing paa, bpab ub-
falo Balget. ben Ia. December bill faa..

AHutppAla9Ft l1ttnPr
HrrnfnHkrtgfn.
Set aiaisrenbe Stag, Der besp,,bte
peb @inbenbnrg 2inien ben
26. September 1913.
S Sc ii6ite @ar Maa11eoer al ben
mi afTl1tteoe @er6ensfrig l%1bbifleoe
Observation-Disclosures fig me6 iaa ri
|benoe Sart, at ielp for De, Ser om=
bpggeligit iggte at felge meo, bar
BET life m11ligt at tegne Jig ct nei=
8ille6e al ben f%o1osiale
Scamp, Iom BEN n6bifle6e iig fra
Sag til Sag. S bette % felgen6e
gel1mre bill Ri 6erfor gibe en- lammen=
|trengt Beifripelie al Sen ofgieretoe
rr m.ts~Ns :..nsrser"o
ma>esraa mre4sat = sass ras:a,,sta
arwsbiitorifer % @trateg 5ranf s.
I@imonbs lom &orreiponbonce til, Ell
|ftor 9el af BEN nn1erifanffe 9ags-
|presie E. Sen bill for marge af bore
49, - 49, ~ fror+ nnarhI;f ,no,.
hnnrreSos M,r,or;fo 80 ga gcrr;a~o,
|Sa ,,nhor mar.hoT eacha ar+,,ro,ao
earorsroh NJ ao4 ,;nyto aa..s;a.
~ a.. '' !.
,~rr.aa,s m;a,,,o.,h~,s ~. Co.,.
So -.
$3.50 I's @smr.-s 9. s o.a
orr O @ " Del
49,. 'ue Sa''
'1V1lua's m11np 9en'ee'oe'
De''ne m'1'l1ele &ruu"1 1or DC
a.'erepe &c q m.''o't l.9e 'oa l1or,
! rne 6pleer moa11e az 1terre 1e1po@
n'ns sno oel daoel 1lore "9ea1'oner=
"es glu9 , oeo Seep5's' oef oIgloroe
|pel yeap : s~e1err'9es S11eo-
ne &gr1anos Srpn ON @eroens-
asos, ~ l'9s.oo n19le"Io1oelle1
s'''tn yeoro1roatre9. fon cen l1ore
Iian4le 9e!!ers 1or. l'o1 oper g1"'
oleoe aor l'oe" u SocV'e"s Slag=
u'1el'
sire Mif1ioner Meanb i SIben.
o"' W. ~ wv "eu
|no l, LUG GU: u" ~. Hluge1 Wv
% S", ut'e !.e Uoel
80 o' 80 ny 1u..s fD m ~.
n@.s4 +o+n ' E>t II' So ~ rn..en. ::
s;up.,. sy. m:1r:auas 'mu]s se''s ;
49, So. ~
s.Tnt.. ~n.s co.
! - g. 1872 $500 ~.
s ~ 'pe, ',ooo '.puulu'le
~ llue,l ue Delg'l &ertuol'am 5
's's oo',~ 'peAt stage1 r'te "
''ue no9u sepsta'tl D'aa'' oe1'
n~1l1ooeloare 9l11ort1g 1oran Soc)
ooon+r;oo moor ~. ;ornn >o,, tnfe,
9er.
Slaeef neo 9l11eenbnrs S1rtle1t
oe99'1ofe oe1 26oe septer1ber = for
mop to Ndaoneoer 1toen! = meo De
|191te 9ere mellem Seorolsen og 5lo=
oen Nfeu1e ! al o91ettl1g pno 1artt1e
S1rle 1om. De 111otog t1toen. beres
|ter1fe 1tore 5reH1tpo begpd1ote ben
|2loe Nfarts, bog ct 81 ribarsfgitem,
Ger par bleDen 1tobttlet % forbeoret
! 10 Aar, paa tine ESteoer | fire 4nr.
90 meo, mellem arras og So1S1o1ts,
oen Sfre1h1rg foran 1tg, Der logoess
poe !om Ell prten 1t1oer 9tt1oe1ts
pal9s 1er71e &uoa9efo9 l9l1,
. oe Mg9gen Daooe ct nos
lHPIII SWlem al HOrutlttt1fQtrOnS-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22

vsd Nytninger bedes saavel den
nmIe. som nye Adresse opgdvet SAINT
.dllfge Bladets Navn. @
1alg / Eu1lann.
Dr80ng 6er11e l1ge Hep BET engel,
&c Bnrlanert opleit ,pg npe @alg
atbfrebne. Mon1inntionerne bill fiinbe
8no Ben 4. December, % BET e116e<
Iige BaIg nfbol6es Ben IA. December.
Der er i1gen &bipI ont, at.i @ngs
Ia,1o, % for Gen Says Sfplb ober be>
e 8erbetb bqr irtse1tftn0e ct @orlas
n1ahspaag peret ime6eiet nteo ioa
flor @pen6ing. 8e6 tibltgere 8aIg
far Bdgfampngnen beret fert mel.
z.,. oe to itore Bartier, uuioniitertte
90 2iberali{terre, 90 pnn @}r11nolug.
at @te1ntirge11 Manot 0elgerfolfet
far u.a1t tilrarmeliesbis funnel for.
itbfige @algreiultatet. Men 6e1nle
Gang CT BET an6erle6es, Ser er lite
q BoIititer / @ngIan6, iom tgr uoz
tile. ffig rneb @isbe6 ON @nIgets us
aaI1.
Der 3ar bnret e1 DeI Mob1tnn6 /
England mob at nfbol6e' Bnlget, og
1erpeb pnafgre 2n11oet ftore 9mfoit-
miltger, MI lige efter &ri9enk .iom
tyr foitets 2an6d aa, ,lu,oabelige fto.
q GUNNER. Men set bar peret
aar1diig. at ofperge bette Balg, for.
sidd n~,,oerenbe l1noerbus, bbis reeel<
msrslige 2ebetio ifelee @%runoloben
e 6 Mar, bar n1lerebe fiboet /
Nar, 90 set ire @ange er blepet for
Ir11get beo @efolutioner. Settle piIoe
iiffe bnpe beret nrlligt, bbis Set life
bnr, forbi bet bpb6e Sen offentlige
6an1itgs @%o6tienoeI}e, oo. inger
btife6e @oIg rn6er &rieen.. '.
@n otoen 6aftor, iom ipiIler en-
q1eeet betpoelig @olIe, er Gor6oblin-
gen al @emmeantaQet iiben iib{tc
Bnlg. Be6 8olgretsreformen, iom
beotpges / 1917, b1eb allie &pin6er
otter 80 Mar gtbet 5telrn1eret, lige-
febes ole Mn1o ODER 81: % 5olon-
ter urber 81 Aar. Denne 8eiten1-
alte4fe for6ge6e @elgertalIet meb 6
8dlioner &bin6er % 9 Millioner.
Y1enb. Det melt brnnoer1oe @psrgs=
.,manf, men tillige set bunfleite, CT:
5bent oil aoinberne femme poa, os
bbilfet Barti bill @oIooterne Itette?.
Der ct tngett, Ser fan gibe Soar
berpoa. @dlgon9en nlene bill g;pe
@bnrh
Sen politiite @ituation / @nglono
bar dl6rig f6r bnret / en- |ioo broget
1iIftono. Rrieen bor iloaet Steiner
i be garnle Bnrtiliuier. @faI 2Iopb
George % set ,tl1parenoe Snmlings-
mittiiffteriln1t gipes ct SIertaI pe6 Set
fcreffaoen6e @alg, for at Set fa1,
f1I6fsre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, eI>
aer ifal rpe Men6 obertage MiniItc-
rie;; bette CT fafti1t &opeo1pgresrnoo.
let be6 @nIget.
2lopo George, bbis Dpetigbeo oe
sglimrenoe 0rganiiotiongebner set
fbdoe8 n1er enc 11oget an6et, at @nq.
Ianb ina birfningsfulot hn6e belto.
sc arigen ftadr ioag n6e1, rogef
beibemt @nrti at itbtte fig til; bar
mda bpgge fit Slerta1 / ben n11be<
rer6e Misunderstanding boa6e paa
9alutting fra Sc 2iberole % l1nio=
inferno. Set er bons 0pgobe at
boloe fartn1er set S1ertol al nnioni-
iferne, font it6tte6e 5ans @rigspoIi.
4, % tiFtreffelige 2iberale til at
>9ibe bam MngtbaIa11cen. Sen afgig-
renoe SSaftor bliper:: bbor ma1ge at
Be 2iberoIe bill fg1ge bam, og Sen
6oloning, fom Mrbei6erpurtiet bill
inotage oberfor bans fremti6ige $50
Iitif.
Serbert $: asauitD e fremoeles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22

Ved Nytninger bedes saavel den
ekmIe som nye Adresse opgdvet SAINT
.f1lligo Biadets Navn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Encouragement OF allied credits,
which win eliminate the handling of
loans by England to the allies. has
been virtually agreed upon.
The United States has extended
credits OF s5.2S5 600 900 to the allied
governments, more than half OF
which has gone to England.
Contemplated changes would dis
continue credit extensions to Eng
land. and i'm turn would supply the
other allies with funds for which
they have been depending upon
Great Britain.
Great Britain plans to raise her
war funds thru taxes. leaving none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
of the cost to posterity.-

OF the cost to posterity."
In practically suspending loans to
her allies. Great Britain has forced
immediate action on the part of the
other governments which have been
looking to her for help.
England had built up a monster
purchasing machine before the Unit
ed States entered the war.
Thru loans from the United States.
the British and all of the allies had
advantage of this machine. The
problem confronting the allied gov
ernments now is to retain the use of
the English buying organization
thru n different system of credits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
THE NEW LIFE
OF THE LAND"
AT ALDERWOOD
MANOR

n you are enc OF those smhi-
i tlous men or women looking
forward to a surcr. better. hap
rssr way Of living. life Of indie
p<ndenee and Plenty, u viii pay
you 10 get full particulars Of AL
NORWOOD MANOR and this New
rifc OF the Land as u Is being ae-
tusiiy carried out In n beautifu
- practical manner on the rich
acres just to the north of Seattle.
More than SfNTEES THOU
SAND acres Of the wonderfully
productive lowged-off land lying
but IS minutes cut OF Seattle. on
the Seattle Everett futcrurhan.
has been divided into little 5-aero
farms which. in the Judgment of
official experts CT the state OF
washington. IL the ideal siHe for
. poultry plant run by the aver
axc family.
The plan OF development de-
vised by men OF broad vision and
unlimited capital and approved
by the most competent authori-
ties. assures absolute success 20
the man or woman who enters
upon the work with an earnest
desire to win" Every aid. every
safeguard. Is there NOW TO in
sure success: The Aid~rwood
MANOR educational hall and social
center. where the little lander"
10 taught without cost to you.
scientific methods OF poultry
uan>eing for profit. Flibert nut evi-
fure. home gardening. fruit and
berry culture. home canning.
dsirying. etc
The AL.DERwOOD MANOR
demonstration farm embracing
80 intensely cultivated acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
GOA rs
THO Attractive Models of BureUa
Cloth and Poplin

The burella cloth is decidedly mill
tary, with its smart hip patch pockets,
and two more at the chest that are
really very important looking. The
narrow belts have metal buckles. IN
lined-and have full, easy lines.
In ecru, navy, Copen, Nile green and
gold.
The navy blue poplin model boasts
brocaded collar, novelty belt, fasten-
ing with black composition buckles, and
large buttons effectively placed. The
back ripples delightfully."-, too.
Sizes 16 to AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Prof. S. J. Clark
Will Be Guest
of Minute Men

Prof. s. J. Clark of the Chicago
university will be honor guest and
principal speaker at a dinner given
by Four Minute Men at the Sailors
and Soldiers club Friday at 3 p. m.
Prof. Clark is a member of the ma
tional advisory council and the Four
Minute Men division of the commit
tee ON public information. He will
address the Chamber Of Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
80 Featured at 1850
DRESSES
Forty-sir FrockS of Sill; and Serge

Frty-sir FrockS of Sill; and Serge
One of those varied assortments
women like to select from. Only one
of style-except in rare instances
and most every smart fashion tendency
reflected.
Straight line, slim effects; gay drape
ideas: tunics in many different effects;
military modes-all with bright, chic
air.
And the materials-there are piquant
foulards, rich, plain taffetas, Bingham
taffetas, dainty Georgettes and serges.
OF colors-there seems no end in the
silks; the serges are navy and tan.
Observation-Disclosures, Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Toilet Wares

Toe and 100 Hair Brushes with
solid backs. stuff hristier. 46e.
ioc and l5o Velour Powder
ruffu In anuaeptio envoiopcs-2
for 16e.
25c Face Powder In flesh and
white. They're odds and ends OF
several good makes. box zoe.
-Ptsss Fiess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
For Infants and Children

Childrcn's TIC Dresses 55c
Sik Apron Dresses in biue or
pink checks, Sixcs and 4
SIX Pcrcale Dresses with fine
blue or black stripes. white cob
iarr. sise 4. Mt 66<.
Fire Only, I.25 Middies, in
White, Size 6, at Use
Segen 1.95 Smocks tn Rose
and Cope,,, Sizes 6, s and
10, at LIS.
wick. Third p1sor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Ribbon
Remnants

900 Remnants OF Taffeta, Satin
MORE. Velvet and Lingerie Rio-
bon, one.fourth yard to two yard
lengths. in nearly every desirable
color one could wish for. The
regular prices are &c to soc. Rem
nant Day. z for sc to zoe each.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Large Toe rolls OF excellent
quality Tissue Toilet Paper. 8 for
35c.
Hair Rrush~s-r-rular I 30 and
200 on~a. with backs of ebony
and other rare woods. and good
brtstics-1.1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Notions Specials

zoe TO soc dozrn grade Kid
Curriers'. sizes Up 10 inches. The
dozen. fSe.
Fancy suit and waist buttons.
many colors and sizes. to i. on
card: Z cards for &c.
Pearl Buttons. L. tn sc-nn-.
and IL on card. q cards for 26<.
Sc Snap Fasteners. best quality
with turned edges. In all sizes:
black and white. 2 dorm for zoe.
CSC Elastic Sanitary Belts. as
sorted aixra. Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

with its model poultry houses.
brooders. electric incuhatorA.
modern countrywide bungalow;
the thriving Fiibcrt orchards and
hardy fiE trees that produce
luscious. ripcncd fruit. thE spa
cions, beautifully Kept lawns and
hordrred waiks---ali tend to show
what any Individual may possess
In return for labor on his OWN
land. And this model farm In
planned as guide for YOU
there always for you TO visit
freely. its staff OF experts ut your
disposal in matters OF doubt.
You can have little s-acrs
home at At.pERwoop MANOR.
n Cosy bungalow and a model
poultry plant Of just the right
size to start with. made ready for
you u you desire. on terms 80
easy that you can meet them
without cramping the family
purse, The way 20 Independence
Ia easy. the results positively GER
tain. ~ you are content TO follow
the practical road.
why not call at tho offices OF
the Puget Mill Company. In tho
Walker building. and 30 over the
plain In fun detaIlr II 10 sure To
interest and appeal TO your own
sense OF desire. let IL be the
first step in your determination
Go set away from PAY ROLL. de-
pendenco. for sooner or later IL
will come TO this.
ALpERwoOD MANOR h not a
isnd-acIling scheme. nor q specu-
latise Investment. you will fully
realize this on carefully reading
the beautifully illustrated ntera-
turc. sent TO any address for the
asking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Slightly imperfect Wash C1cths
good sizc and exceptional quAl-
ity. q for 26e.
iLSo Hsil-Borcb~rt Adtustabsp
Dress vorrna covered with gray
Jersey cloth. because Of being
soiied during demonstration. now
1925.
1900 Hnii-Borchcrt Dress Form
with coliapsihie nickel plated
skirt. Soil~d during dcmonstrH-
ton also. now 1%.26.
--0BUl UrSaoG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Needlework Specials

Khaki, Atwood tested Yarn, the sken zoe.
special assortment of Stamped Pillows, Flannel
cite Kimonos for babies, Siverware Cases and Lawn
Aprons, at 35c.
Ready-made Combinations of fine nainsook, stamped
in attractive French eyelet designs S5c.
Children's Ready made Dresses stamped on lawn
sizes months and year, CSC. Fourth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Creepers and Rompers
6Oc and 75c

Ten 75c Choppers OF striped
bingham and OF galatca; 6months'
size at zoe.
Ten g5c Crccperr Of serrruckcr
crepe, s-months' sire. nj zoe.
SIX e5c Rompcrs OF white dim
ity. sizes 4. and 6, at zoe.
75c Sleepers at 45c
pr. Denton's. ten only; size o.
Nh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

at luncheon on Friday noon
ell. Liberty Loan drive, war savings
committee. Red Cross workers and
theatre owners and managers will
attend the dinner Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
70 rUy EDITOR
~ ssstais ssars

When you src nj hou'c. besade
your own Fireplace. In your own
easy chair. n cigarct or pipe IL
q rather comforting bit Of equip-
mont, isn't ii'
When you arr out camping. n
b even moro comforting after
hard day. isn't II?
A soldier leads continual life
Of hardship. and every day Is
strrnuous--one eternal camping
out--not always dry. not always
warm. and frequently rather I'M
comfortable
Ever think Of that?
Contributions To the tobacco FUND
are handled in this territory by Tn,
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKES
HASTEN TO CONFERENCE

ZURICH. April 24.-The Arch,iuke
Eugene has summoned all the Aus
trian archdukes to Vienna for con-
ference on urgent questions,
Prague newspapers declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
GIVE SMOKE BENEFIT

For the benefit OF Our Boys In
France Tobacco Fund. the Broth.
erhood OF American Yeomen.
Harmony Homestead 1743 will
give n dance Tuesday. April 30.
at . p. m. at the Moose hall.
Second ave. and Seneca st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Jewelry

SOC Overseas LOckets 35c
Gunrnetal. silver or gold hnish'
Holds four pictures.
SOC DOrine Boxes BIC
Sheffield silver plate.
--MaoDoussii-sou thwick.
First f1os~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25


Metropolitan
PALACE HIP
A double h~adiiner bin Of vnuie.
vile opens Thursday at tn. Palace
Hip. One OF tn. leading features la
Willis Hall and company In a com
edy dramatic playlet. "a Modern
Garr1ek"
The other topiiner win BE- present.
I'd BY Rhoda Royal ar Tiny Mays
Circus" featuring chin chin" the
smallest performing elephant In the
world. and other animals.
Billy Brown is a comedian and
monologist.
Connora and Edna havc n cosn~,fy
skit called shopping" L~wis and
Raymond hav, an instrumental act
with piano. banjo. oriio and ra1o-
phone Willie Miwrcn and company
present surprise act called AN
Artistic Novelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Women's Stockings

A rupd. heavy 2iIk Boot Hose
with douoee rartrr top-. In whits.
black. fawn. m~ssiow gray. brown
and dark tan. 3 pairs for 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Medium wvAGf< r1frr SIN Hon
with double fixle tors, bcrls and
soaca and dep gArser tops Black
and whits. In ezca 81 To 10: 3
paiFS for LIS.
-1l6uf No..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Stationery Section

ior Llbrxry Paste. be~t quanty.
& for 26~.
i5o kitna cump,~ts nrsfw1ni
for making. 16<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Reduced fo5.OO

Lsere. silk and combination turbans sailors and
poke bonnets in black. navy taupe sand and red trim
med with ribbons. flowers and feathers.
The newness. smartness and quality Of these Hats
make them worth well more than 800.
ssutn ~sad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Auto Rugs at 1885

Fine imported Wooden R1S IN
double-face plaids or plain ON one
side: full size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Gloves at LOS

Fine chamois color Gloves. back
with black stitching; sizes IN
to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

OF warm blanket cloth with fme
nap. A wide choice OF handsome
allover patterns. made with cord
girdle and large patch pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
revolutionary
CHANGE SOON IN
WAR FINANCES

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Revo-
lutionary changes In the financing
of the world war will soon occur. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
EUen More Good Buys Than Usual
in Short Lines

Because it is number of weeks since we held
the last Remnant Day. That means unusually good
choosing and savings Friday, for Remnant
Day. Many Specials are not advertised here Come
and look.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Union Suits at Ito

White Lisie Union Suits. long
sleeves, ankle length, short
sleeves, three quarter length, or
no sleeves. knee length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
TOBACCO FUND
Judgv Kenneth Macintosh, Oiym-

pm sIft.s.s tlVV''
Dr. Arthur CrooitaII, Green BIdg. ... 800
Mrs. a. 49, Price, Liberty. Wash. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Athletic Unions at Csc
Madras Union Suits. sizes - 10
&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Collected at Pacific Coast steam
ship Co.. Piers - and ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Shirts, Special at S5c
Three for ESQ

An odd lot of Mems soft-cuff
shirts in plain colors and fancy
patterns; broken sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Women's Union Suits 75c

Womens fine Mercerized Union Suits in low neck
sleeveless style, with lace trimmed knees Sizes f. S
and G. -m.~D.-~.a,- s..sA~,-s y4rv. v,..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Annual Spring Shirt Sale
continues. Incomparably
good bugs at LIS, 1856
three for 1000 and 7.95.
Mems shop, just Inside the DssN
--MacDougnII-So uthwick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Neckties at 55c
Hundreds of fine Ties in plain
colors and novelty Spring pat
terms. made with slip-easy bands
and large open ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Silk Shirts at 1896

500 and GOO Shirts OF tub sink,
odd lines in broken sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

400 Union Suits at 2.S5
Light weight Wooden Union
Suits in natural gray; sizes Sc to
46.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25

Night Shirts at 1.65
Heavy twiTled muslin Night
Shirts with collar. extra full-cut:
siDes Is, 16 and II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-25
Night Shirts at LBS

or outing flannel. extra fun-cut
md long: v-neck or with collar:
sizes Is to 20.
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Sn rings on Ne1o Lines as
Wei as on Broken Lots
Nifty Socks at 25c
FO,fr Pairs for 9Oc

Cotton Lisle Socks In white,
navy. black. tan. slate and Palm
Beach, stzes 81 TO I'M.