The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 5

— Woodhouse-Grundaum—USE YOUR CREDIT—416-424 Pike St. INTERESTING WEEK- END SPECIALS rLnor Guaranteed reo ON Vive $2.2 Vonrs. Linoleum Special for the Week SPECIAL WALLACE SILVER OFFER $2.10 5c A whole car load of Refriger- atore—all prices and styles. Silver Tip Extension Rod. 24 in. to 54 In. CLEAN-UP eid 86. 95 Regular P Golden-finish Fir cnit fonter; extra large and roomy aoe dtim Iture | Street: PHONE ELLIOTT 3006 GOULD CROWD MUST) After three years’ absence sert-| NEW YORK, April 9.—George J Rs his: country as a soldier during |Gould and other directors of the e recent Balkan war, Louis Mit-! Wabash railroad, were held liable Gialis arrived in Seattle Thursday jtoday by the appellate division of direct from Athens, Greece, tolthe New York supreme complete his course in English ed-| 000 worth of stock in ucation at the Y. M. C. A. schools. | poaq wrongfully iseued Mitsialis was well along in his Eng-| They wera directed to pay lish studies when he was called t0/ amount into the arms by his country Wabash railroad WASHINGTON, April 9.—Dr. E.| P. Magruder, one of the first American physicians to go to the battlefront, is dead of typhus. The information was received from Bel- grade. After deliberating PAY FIVE MALLION: court for that treasury of the immediately With the advent of better weath er, the Lake Burien municipal car| line ts expected to find itself soon on a paying basis. The report of Assistant Supt O'Brien of the city utilities department shows that the more than 48 hours, a jury in Judge Tallman's|only $81 as compared yith $156 1 court has disagreed in the case of | February Robert Moore, alias Robert Moro- ene — givinski, accused of concealing " We diamonds and money alleged to MES CHEERFUL CHAP have been stolen by his sweetheart, Evelyn Moore, from Guy Johnson. 5c a Roll and Up WALL PAPER NEW—NEAT—NIFTY jors, Dining Rooms, ed looms, Kitchens, Library and| Hall Patterns to Meet the son's Styles—Our Is for House Cleaning WASHINGTON, a thorough examination of the Canadian order-in-counell and the Jefforts of the Canadians to the halibut trade away from Seat tle, Secretary of the Interior Red field could find no solution of the |matter. The best thing to be done, in his opinion, is to find new hall | but banks. April 9.—After take Won't Talk of Jap Note WASHINGTON Aprii 9 Al though the note addressed to Japan iby the U. 8. and the reply of the Tokio government regarding the }demands made upon China were floors or good old pieces of furniture have become marred or scratched is no rea- son why new ones must made public in Pekin last night no them. Coat them official comment was forthcoming Floor and Furnituref/ today Made to wear. In 25¢, 40c, 75¢ and Larger Cans STEAL $167 that} rt net loss of the line {in March was} STAR--FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1915. PAGE 5. HUNDREDS SEE ESTABLISHED 1875 ASSEMBLYMAN ; ac | jougall fotnick | Second Ave. and Pike St ore Open 9 A. M. to poe 4 Q.—1 am a young married man.;so they will not obstruct the view ta ( Pa We have a child years old. of the guests, If you are hand ° 2 " Before the war my salary was. with r colors and the brush W h S t f. window [G18 per Week, @ines I have bean lyon can design Gainty } ne an wo-f 1ece as ults ror : gov First Na-/@ut twice, so mow | earn but $8 cards to harmonize with your A tor { loaped to/Per week, every cent of which | color scheme; If not, you ean b A 1 " turn over to my wife. She says them at a reasonable price from ] v anal , small eum, and wants me to etay ranged with fresh linen and at t : hin at home and keep house and care | tractive silver and china need lit for the baby, while she goes to/tle decoration ARIT OINETTE, O ; iis work at her former trade, which s cigar rolling, saying that she @—We have a neighbor who made a varie pre * : an make $12 per week She "keeps chickens, but wil not keep ed fiom $7.50. : Pid nage says if | don't do th she will, them penned; consequently, the : : take. the baby dnd. totuen, to. her | Pent Mt the ielaioare “ume” eery Smocked Dresses for Girls 82. 50 to $6. 50 mother, | love her and don't|In the yard all day throwing rocks ea @ diate want her to leave me, but { hate at them, or else not try to keep a Pixie, Tommy 1 7a to comply with her request, What nice lawn and fiowers, as you boy mad lane elle quatit . shall | do know one cannot have both, They rt 5 r WORRIED MAN. |have been asked to remove the from § d by 95 , ‘ a Ri A.—Take ir stand as bread nuisance, but have paid no atten Rompers and Romper Suits ershi en earner ¢ far and don't|tlon, What would you advise do from 50¢@ to $1.00. t wife knows the ing, under the circumstances? Girls’ Bloomer Dresses, mace a thing ousekeeping | Thank you DISGUSTED : Miahakibtavce. Pride t DIES ON DOCK 6 $8 per woek at keeping |lgence to the polloe department.| Children’s Coats th ome than 1 ¢ 1 di % | t her $ If you gave up| @—Although | have been clerk-| In the artest and - t . at home,|ing In a drug store and have con ‘ made of ' ¢ t n r dva sidered studying pharmacy, | would tyle luding hig k. a three t hear of a much rather be a writer. | like to aula ht 1 e me ‘ write so well that | sit up unt: hile ateet pent eh i s healt midnight writing. If | would write 4 ; ‘ bebo & book, how could | have it publish Kaien ates Peston B ed’ Could | make anything out of Se ain ab Sneet’ “3 * | le it?) Which would you advise me to Bre : arents, pi foilow? DANTE. 5 s ’ wife ¢ u A Some one says that unles FORGETFUL HUBBY ye tie to write no ll that You Three Special Values in the Boys ute Aunot keep from writing, you have 4 | Aer, ro business to enter the writing ™ Ma ane Ka , DISBARMENT TRIAL | OF J. H. ALLEN IS ON MUST ANSWER FOR — || DEATH OF SOLDIER 119 Herman auser | Olive # arrest tod & maoslaughter char Jat the city jail und to answer for th death of Re mes, a Fort Lawton soldi a few days ago, following In-| | es sustained in a saloon brawl on March Tannhauser admit arty tha HARRY WILL GET A (LINE WILL SOON PAY) CHECK FOR MILLION : eight a ty Comptroller Harry Carroll was notified Friday noon by Cout ty Treasurer Be nett that the |city’s share of the taxes cx ed in March will reach $1,800,000 A check for the exact amount will be put in Harry's hands Satur | day or $504,277 will be sent Saturday by the city to incipal and inter- est on the loan recently made. FELL OFF LADDER W. H. Stearns at the city hospital, 5 carpenter, in rhaps fatally |injured from a fall at 11 | Friday morning off a ladder he was at work, at the J. Hear slaughterhouse Ninth ave. 8 Stearns struck concrete fioor jwith his head as he fell, and sus tained a fractured skull ‘SELL BOOZE TO BOYS | Arrests of two sa Second outcome of an | CUmbing over the screen fence, GUSTAVE MUHL burgiars raided two cash drawers PAINT CO. jin the Alaska cigar stand, Third 618 Pike St—Tel, Main 5661 @{and Yesler, early Friday morning, | in mo and secured $16 \ —For— Little Money Our Down Stairs Department offers oppor- tunities for the economically inclined to make good savings on Shoe bills We have purchased large style Pumps and Oxfords: for ladies, which selling at $2.50 and $3.00. In addition there are some very good bargains in high and low Shoes of all kinds for men, women and children at from $1.95 to $3.95. GET IN EARLY ON THESE TURRELL’S Down Stairs Department 120 MARION ST., or 903 SECOND AVE. late are assortments of we prices jnight, which ended when Patrol men Fohlex and Rusk picked up |tour ( Green Lake boys, practically | | stc ne drunk Two of the bo are 19, the « two 16 years old. Ove of the boys was s he had tc be sent to the city hogpita CALL. FOR BIDS | OLYMPIA, April $—The state | highway board Thursday called for f for six miles of graveling in} Whatcom count tween Plaine and Custer and five miles of crush ed rock surfacing in Cowlitz coun: | ty. The bids will be opened May [HAL Our Regular Don’t Fail to Get One TRY OUR 511 Pine St. Adjoining White Market In Order to Introduce Our Home-Made Bread, We Will Sell Tomorrow, 10c Loaf Bread 5c PRICES RIGHT of my friends out to dinner quite of the qualificatior soon, | have not had much ex nd the big, broad prin perience in giving dinner parties ing it, and the English and feel a little uncertain as to 1 order to write. Far be how to decorate the table. 1 it ¢ to discourage an em want it to look nice. Will you! } as, but {t's a pretty « give me some suggestions, please? for one desiring to write t JUST 18. | have something else by which he way to Srrang® con earn a living until his nam dinner something dollars and follows writer of a book may th over a care it to publishers, who ma ae 1 1ton a royalty basis, or buy ou have ight, or refuse to do anything ' oe an publish it at his own ex Ce, as Unless you are well known, e we latter course is full of disap a feather: ments and hardships, if not eal the flower pot with moss or wa Ce apreeene emo te tt) Qemt asked for Information some abcnimngr linag i Arran® | time ago as to how large Coney isi and is, how far from New Yor city and how it is reached. | have watched the colum but have new er seen an anewer. | je some very ons asked and answer ed. Some that | think common and even common decency, | roight answer. | see, too, that you | often give them rebukes which they richly deserve. | thought perhaps on for Information might attention. ENQUIRER, | 1 am very sorry, indeed, to cause the displeasure of any of my readers, but it is absolutely impos j sible to answer even one-sixth of all the inquiries I receive. During my experience in this work I have also learned that it ts impossible to @ all of the people all of the DR LR CLARK, DD & J ¥ . The answer to your queriy, and Our Business Is Being Built ..).)° (0 20Nr mers. and Up by Satisfied Patients found tn any first-class set of en evelopedias. Here's what one lady has to say i. on Coney taland {a situated in the oR onthe ago 1 gave | Seroush of Brooklyn, abdut 10 mties teatimonial for trading [southeast of the borough of Man Mere me without pale |battan. It is about five miles m length and from half to three-quar ters of a mile in width, separated re in giv another testimonial to ree mend your excellent platework, |{Tom the mainland by Coney island The plate you made for me fits| creek. It is connected with the bor: perfectly and resembles my ough of Manhattan and Brooklyn by ural teeth exactly. T can eat toast|*tcam and electric railroads ana and bite apples without the least | steamboat lines trouble Any one In need of a per fect set of teeth will profit by let TIE UP GAR TRAFFIC ting the Regal Dentists do their work MRS. W. A. LEMKE, SYRACUSE, N. Y,. April 9.—A 1319 56th Ave. N strike inaugurated by the Amal A satisfied Lemke we cons able patient 1 Mrs ider our most valu you will but give us when you need gamated Assoctation of Street and Electric Railway Employes and dl rected against the Empire United Railways Co. to force them to rec asset. If opportunit work, we will certainly use|ognize the association instead of ir utmost endeavor to please and|the Rrotherhood of Electric Train satisfy you the same way mon has resulted in a war between the two unions and has tled up in terurban traffic between Syracuse jand Auburn and threatens to in |volve thransportation lfour other cities of New York Regal Dental Offices OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union Men’s Shoe Store 814 First Avenue service in| CITS suits that made Women’ s Silk Hosiery at $1 In all newest and includi Mountain ing Rock, aware Pea Green, Gray, Bronz Gray, Blue Em and shades, besi assortment and white. These Hose ar and all have t heels and garter tops. Th toes assortment of sil that we have ever shown Other grades | at $1.50 and $2.00, A wonderful fects, with These Laces ming of sum aprons, children’s wear New White craquelle and other fancy meshes in a splendid assortment of white or cream, ay fine enough and pretty enough to be used for the making of camisoles or the trim: dresses, women’s and children’s underwear, ete. a There are many unusual values at the sale price of, the yard, 25¢. Tiny Narrow Linen Torchon Laces 5¢—in a variety of pretty patterns suitable for trimming ete. and Cream Oriental Laces in 5 to 7-inca widths. Dainty in design and we suggest them for collars, the Neu port 12-Inch Wash Laces, Special, Yard 25c plain, Department for Saturday well lined of excellent materials, Good, sturdy will amount of wear give an unusual Boys’ $10.00 to $12.50 Suits, Special $7.35 75 Suits, made of a good weight fancy mixed cheviot, ve- lours and Scotch tweeds, in sizes 8 to 18 years. A sturdy suit, and one that will give excellent service. Values up to $12.50. Very special for Saturday at $7.35. Boys’ $8.50 One and Two-Trouser Suits, Special at $6.65 50 Suits, Norfolk style, made of all-wool material of a good, Pe, trong quality. Nicely tailored and well-lined. Sizes 8 to 18 years. ‘ Values up to $8.50. Special in this sa $6.65. j Boys’ $7.50 One and Two-Trouser Suits, Special at $5.65 4 100 Boys’ All-wool Norfolk Suits of an extra quality material, : These are just the suits for these bright Spring days. Will wear 4 ndidly, and very smart in appearance. Sizes 6 to 18 years, 3 his suit would ordinarily sell at $7.50, and is a very special value at $5.65. Third Floor, Hats That Are Different — at $10.00 and $12.50 An essential requirement of every woman of fashion ts something different, and even the simpler tastes now demand Millinery that expresses individuality as well as style. Originality is the dominant note in the smart Trimmed Hats displayed in our Millinery Section. A large soft brim Delft season’s best shades ng Rock Blue, Pip- Gray, Del- ch, Oregon Battleship Tan, . 2 blue Leghorn Hat is Gettysburg |} smartly bound and trim- erald, N ew med in rose-colored vel- anil vet ribbon, silver stitch- ss all costume ing, and two silver tas- ides a good sels complete the model | Priced at $10.00. A particularly smart Sailor is of Milan hemp, of black extra well made || has medium brim — in f he double soles, || Cherry red; edge trim- — and deep double med in moire ribbon and | 4 is is the greatest finished with a bunch of fruit. Very tailored and |i k hosiery at $1.00 | | Very becoming. Priced at $10.00. Another beautiful model is of black hemp with ‘ n all good shades black transparent lace eds has wreath of French flowers and knot of purple velvet ribbon. Priced 7 $12.50. Second First Floor. Floor, showing of Sheer Wash Laces in many novel and attractive floral and scroll ef- vestees, etc, Special, the yard, 25¢. First Floor. LBERGS, ix Saturday, April 10, ~Watch Our Window for Fine Bakery Goods DINING ROOM SERVICE are very effective and combine T. ie models rs and ind in suits o the style, wearing qualities | | | | | | | the z es which you would expect much higher price. Many of the models are 1 | | | exclusive These Suits are developed in such popular materials as iberdine, serges, wool poplin and shepherd checks in the sea- s yest colors, such as Belgian blue, navy, sand, putty and th vays wanted black; also offering a good range of black and white checks Without a doubt the finger length, short, fancy coats, Nor- and Empire the accepted gnodels, of the the military collars, while others are in regulation Some have patch pockets, fancy vestees, braid bound folk jackets are some coats show tyle and some a re seen in this ex- In fact every idea may be ceptianal showing new \ shepherd check suit is very attractive. Phe coat comes just below the hips and has narrow belt. The peplum of the coat has box pleat at back The flare skirt has cuff at hem and is sh in back with belt Priced at $29.50. There are many unusually pretty styles in this assortment of suits at $29.50. Second irred at the waist youthful little suit. smart This is a very Floor