The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1915. PAGE 5, NEVER BEFORE SUCH WONDERFUL VALUES |"Cyriteys.cr, (PEO ROGRAD = ; * ae are poy ae in genuine bargains, price reductions that save you | SATURDAY FOR ADMITS FOE vs proedhen} sapradeslelid of tls edt _ gedaan as Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL MAKES GAIN f noe The Peninsular Combination | 7!" ‘V's! 08sec: | - a school PETROGRAD, June 18.—Aus Coal, Wood and Gas Range Unrate Ghetaraeriecnoey°f,ine | teeGerman foreee have orsesed Tomorrow Begins Our Annual Clearance er TCC Vacation apace of Stanisiau, it is officially ad Two Stoves in One—For Winter— to iter with 1 fo tm nnd bo Abin ea ape a “4 vided Bo s’ Summer Wei ht Wool S its Was deaive to .iake oe tes: th ne enemy h een repulsed Summer, Spring and Fall— ik pasta et with»heavy losses dll 8 = ae = taneches ; sosth.. tie In the engagement In the lat Always Ready sixth woventh and eighth grade | ¢#F region the war office an OU will be surprised to find our Boys’ Cloth { : \. ‘ Provision is made the oo), nounced today that 8,544 men eager " Said . oh TwoinOne Per r apectalty t# [Hto enable strong students torcover| 894 202 officers were cap uch reductions, especiall t this season of th L nt as pinin ot all triumphe—a the wort the heat half grade, tured by the Russians eee - ( | i , (aa ; mph Mage its. eve imakers and to thone who have f ? 1 wa office ie allent regard ¢ ampeck othing is included and differe om anything on the marke thelr condit go on with | Western and Northwestern Galicia i pility, Convenience and Economy; burns Coal Re Ans Ww vn. German claim that the Slavs have ‘ ern) efalk & die ‘ , ied ne ft phar befor! Dray Forty ig fons a : te 0 Bios i 1 piel ampeck Norfolk Suits of novel loth, in se ; three inches of Floor Space on Two Complete (f| for six iies jul ye pe aha ate eral models, sizes 10 to 18 yea Sale price $9.85. i Cooking Tops and One Oven, The final effort 0 "| retreating to Tarr four miles : ; The handsomest, lat- Ae Maibach ce Grose elcnt: whekd herlia cee eee Fancy Suits in cheviot and tweed, made Norfol H | est improved, hn sam of perfect operation 7 The Austrian forces which invad tyle, sizes 8 to 18 years, $7.85. ql grade cast combination and durability of Wun tian Ot troll etctiee ne ee ee . parts the idea of pro | are now ’ i 5 4 | range in the world. goes with every Penin- rofitabie way | offensive ne Boys’ $7.50 Suits $5.85 H sular stove. ee gitar reney Shr igi Taree offi Fancy Cheviot Suits, made with one and two pair i : : reesing the enemy, who pene , ATS, -Od. } Pal ae Bessarabia.” ster Boys $5.00 Suits $3.85 H the Austro-Germar after | who ay tly # 4 at no sacri santa liter | Iron Reds, extra heavy, inch | | FRANK CASE TODAY fice to establish bin it tn iiss te ik posts, 5 fillers. Extra large, easy- | porition 4 ° ’ f | rolling casters. Regular TLAN ia. ine c Attacks pw being = made rong camer, Meatiar 2. O55 LATUANT. Gas ane soils thetfadtt eats, tate] | Children’s Coats Reduced to Consult Our | sida Gh the aps manding the bridge head south of | of Leo M, Frank toda s silll in doubt ; 95 InformationBureau a Complete informatio ifornia I , sound al amuse- Wherever you go | | Straight Line Hardwood Prin- cess Dresser, large French Plate mirror. Regular $14.50. Poe $10.75 Large Reed Rocker, roll seat and arma; strong and con fortable; fumed or natura Special... BOLO Rittien Cabinet, finished nat: DRIVE SLAVS BACK \ Fe CLOSE TO LEMBERG |||“. qcae 2 a BERLIN, (Via Wireless to Lon LADIES’ GENUINE SOUTH camy j ns will help. ural; has large bins, drawers ff] Jon), June 18.—German troo and boards, cabinet aq crossed into an territory fro’ \ Sa with fanc 1gs here is no charge bn 1 Heese Re 8 25 AMERICAN “ os ‘ sat # oq Bae trot \A ee Py sh 1 fan y Het g here is no charge ma $8.25 | nore arp reduct Pi Pn ra special . PANAMA t Gen. Mackens army has V1 been taken. They are | S‘—————____ee now $4.95. EXTRA SPECIAL $8.75 A Full 45-Lb. Felted Mattress und the Slaves further north H ATS let Ole Little Girls’ Poplin Sale of with rolled, «titched edge. river ‘ in A.C. A. or fancy tick; Ss i 1 L t tndae t men Dresses $2.25 | 43inch Round Top Dining mattress better than some pec a oO ide th Cf/"7F Well ‘d ik eg cee: ee atin A gg9g ||for Saturday] NM) C7 TT ogunssuuecoecs:|| Famey Ribbons 25¢ Monday he bases, the AustroGermans are Ei i Phe kilt: skirt i Values Up to 50c reap This Saturday special includes and many of the newest effects. Full Collapsible Go-Cart; h We Have What We $3.95 Vou Pav. Lace. § set Po hapiibers Rison spring Y statement declare Saadeh : erally | Me |_| Risatnerette hood, 8250 value Advertise, and Sell secs < in either blue or red, || black ana: white checks, blag 7H ° Py nd white stripes, broc: 3 Quality at Yor Saturday oaly 4.95 at Advertised (aelbetng Silk Gane GOT YOUR PERMIT? ‘ rd fects in -white, pink and. bias Thompson's SECT Prices Nidelar G40 aad ds: Viet New Shipment of Soft Sole Shoes floral novelties with satin bor. bd —_— der an el chiet of Police Lang has ordered Some new Baby Shoes, patent leather, white kid fer and stripes, and printed de- after being warned to obtain new style, also the four-button shoe. They are all ys es, very sd a state and county Heenses required veg 50. Inches, very special, yard 25¢, “a ; 515 FIRE STREET by the new ri —First Floor came effective rp | I] MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. | __Mayor Montgomery of Gillett Wyo., conyicted of white slave jon way to Leavenworth penitent: tiary to serve IN AUTO DEATH FINISH OF RELAY (tirion = | ewe G. W. Brill, formerly salesman ltor Eflers Music house, is being day to clear the roads from Bothell lsought by Deputy Sheriff Boyd, to Seattle and along the city streets |who was instructed by Prosecuting ) Attorney Lundin Friday to arrest |ftrill_ and bold him until a further in the automobile relay race from investigation is made Into the | Chicago is to be made, Saturday aft-| death of Chester Nelson, 15, 8) gragon Falls City, last Sunday Th e Brill is said to be employed by | 14 Cy jan automobile agency as & sales PARK BOARD —— : ITS FIRST CONCERT Capitol hill, which has a monopoly } jon “Dad” Wagner's 40-plece band thanks to the park board, gets its first concert of the season at Vo! unteer park Sunday The park commissioners have : prepared a dandy little surprise for their automobile friends, who were cramped a bit for space Inst year The new “shel!” is up and the w band will play in this. The stand Arrangements are being made to to the city hall, when the last lap which is to put up a ree ) hours between Chicago These Hats are guaranteed Genuine Panamas, made by the natives of South America, who weave them by hand and Seattle, dedicates the Yellow Goods at the low- "he atom boy wan kitted by be-/ stoner Trail National highway. A ling struck by an automobile, on his message is being carried half-way est prices ever Ff way to church across the continent by auto from | "Those who witnessed the fatal|Mayor Thompson of Chicago to) quoted in Seattle. ———_—_—_—_$_————— Hotel Baden | Grill Entertainment of Highest Merit is #0 situated as to afford the own ers of machines several hundred ad |ditional feet of apace for parking.|,, TW? Miners still alive, it is be- This will enable them to ait right, "eved, after seven days’ imprison: In their cars. gad enjoy the tunes, (ent in cavein at Joplin, Mo Market The music starts at 4:30 instead g of 7:20, as heretofore Adams amateur band has been Assigned to Woodland park by the! board, The concert starts at 2:20, Saturda continuing until 5 } y Cavanaugh’s band will play at|| Wi! continue to ship Satmon. aver Madison and Lesch!, with business) | Sine © Pounds. dresed, Im individual Specials men of the respective localities foot || ""*e @ *¥ Peint Im she U: @ ing the bill. The programs follow All Charges Prepaid, $1.25 Choice Washington Handsome tailored styles. THE PANAMA SHOP 809 Second Ave. accident declared the driver of the Mayor Gill shine was in no way to blame,| The last lap begins at Ellensburg hut he left Falls City, saying be in- | Mayor Krediell of that city will ac ltended coming to Seattle to give|company A. F, Schultz, the offictal Ihimself up to the police, This he | messenger pane not done | Ling car will be driven by Joe einer , The trip between Ellensburg and tle, over the Sunset highway, RAK! RAH! NOW expec ted to be made in six hours, HARRAH’S ON MAP nsing Up a new record, and. the will be coneluged pean 3:30 Guarantecd to arrive in perfect con- FREE ADMISSION it you wish ] 601 Northern Beak Bidg. Main 6476 DANCING BYERY BVENINO eae Era wusoenn A new town was put on the Map bile club will follow the racing car yesterday in the state of Washing: | into town ton, county of Yakima, in the heart | of the Indian reservation, on s0)) ————— , ~ unexcelled in the Pacific North ‘An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade west, 15 miles west of Toppenish, at the terminus of a branch line of the N. P. railway, just completed Trainmaster J. C. Roth represent ed the R. R. company at the re monies of driving the gilded spike and giving the town its official name—Harrah, in honor of its prin. cipal promoter, Mr J. C. Harrah Fully 1,500 people were in at nai Gbvanenah’s Bend. Medison Pork ition, Also Craba “Amait, Trout ‘ace Creamery ppered Kaimon ail other see Cl. oduct. See the ti - AT DREAMLAND ie it Butter, Ib....... Qveriare, Ghowen ere on San SEND Sune TOPPENISH, Wash, June 18 Members of the Seattle Automo Jor aa Hens, (milk fed), | oe Fresh Dressed Broilers} Cay w....... 298 bares copie. Choice sath... 11¢ Choice Shoulder “+ The World Millinery 1316 Second Ave. EIGHTH SEASON Vacation School For Grade and High School Boys Half day study for SIX WEEKS enables many boys to 1, Win advanced standing. 2. Remove conditions. 3. STRENGTHEN THEMSELVES where weak Offers unueval Reductions in every department for tomorrow, Saturday. tendance There was grand barbecue, excel lent speaking, baseball and other sports; a largely attended ball in the evening concluded the celebra tion Mothers, Here Ee They Are! WHAT'S GOT INTO PAT All those who did not share in that wonderful bargain feast can come here tomorrow and get as many pairs as they like. Jumpin’ Jupiter, what next? ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT HAS JUST AR- banal ne wa s Ameria arid RIVED AND WILL BE PLACED ON SALE on all Jobs that he may secure from TOMORROW MORNING the city Official notice to that effect was ; given by Pat to the city engineer's been accused of underpaying his men and compelling them to live at As Shoes NOTED SCULPTOR HERE Pair Expressing grief at the destruc jum’s art treasures, Paul ous 1420 Seconu Ave, eae New $12.50 Cie See 490 | Sport Coats Shoulder Steak . SPECIAL AT Choice Steer Qc [ecm Fang Qe | $5.95 sls tod Sadi pul In Shepnerd Check Anchor Brand \@ White Chinchillas, White Bacon Cc | and Colored Corduroys, : | up to the minute in style Summer hoes At Reduced Prices Downstairs at Turrell’s Men, women and children may secure Summer Footwear at reduced prices in o@r down artment GRADE SCHOOL— 1. Taught by Public School Principals 2. Smail classes and much individual instruction. 3. Free gymnasium and swimming lessons 4, Saturday outings COST FOR TERM (including Text Books) $10.00 HIGH SCHOOL— 1. Taught by regular High School 2, Covers work In English, Algebra, History 2. Free gymnasium and swimming hers. ymetry and IN BOTH BLACK AND WHITE All Sizes, 11to2 and 2'2 to 6 Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post ELECT GRAND MASTER <-— = CLEVATOR OSTON HOE 0. (os tion of F W. Bartlett, internationally far sculptor, and Mrs, Bartlett, are at avoy for a few days, Bartlett his home in Washington COST FOR TERM (Including Text Book: One subject + .$10,00 Two subjects od a9 eed stairs de It will pay you to see the Shoes tomorrow New Summer Waists— | the $1.50 and $2 kind, ? es setter 8. porate cit dl n lingerie and "QS Turrell Shoe Co. Educational Department eg ab ce eed mele hee SECOND ‘ cite voile, at Cc P Young Men’s Christian Associa’ Lodge of Oregon, Ancient, Free FLOOR Second Ave at Pike. St. BUILDING 120 Marion St. and Accepted Masons, succeedins Shops Open Until 10 P.M. | Wm, C, Bristol,