The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1915, Page 8

—49c Ea — Men's Mesh Union Suits, made closed crotch, short sleeves and either ankle or knee length. Just the kind for warmer days—4%c a suit. Men’s 89c Union Suits at —69c Ea.— Men's Ribbed Union Suits, light Weight with short sleeves, knee length; made of good quality white cotton; special at 69c a garment. AND DARK find nize Aprons onventent are of Nght and dark percates atripes of checks and well made Neck shoulders. | 7 cuffs and pocket are the Third bound with white — special at 390 each. | $1.25 Middy Set Priced at $1.00 The 75¢ Double Service Aprons 59c | In pink or blue check or | Most useful Aprons Amoskeag Gingham Middy Sets, conatati nurses’ stripes —- made | of skirt, middy and cap to match—pink, tan stripes or checks, or with kimono sleeves, | blue or pocket and belt at waist $1.00 Coat Aprons at 75c nd finish red percale—belt acros or for women # jittle a = Just half price for hundreds of titles of 50x read during your vacation days The — Manquerader — Katherine | Barriers Burned Ceetl Thur Roe Wives for New—David Gra- | The m Phillips. son, m Phillip | whe it Red Gate—Meredith r Rattertiy or Strength—Panil King. | Tue Marriage of Captain Kettle Hyne. n—J M. Patterson eo Open—Koger Po- Lady Merton Coton phrey War | rina 25c Initial Stationery 18c Letter Crest Gold Initial Stationery, steel dis em bossed, linen finish, 24 sheets and 24 énveloper all initials and put’ up in neat® boxes. EE... 50c Coverall Aprons 39c | Thursday in the Domestic. 3 OF LIGHT |6¢ Printed Lawn | Remnants of 15c | at 4c Yard 6c Blue Calico Special at 4c Yard Huck Towels | Size 17x34, 5c Ea. 10c Turkish Towels 8 1-3c Ea. —fasten at either side, ' piain chambray Towels, size 18236 sive seas 0 we ood weight, firm qu eave, firm quality and A Sale of Extra Size Aprons We ana tory abewe neatly hemmed Te Twilled Toweling 5c Yard 1,500---50c Books for Summer Reading, 25c sooks Away—m PP Kathiyn— hard Harding Battery — George —Mrn Wemae—Celett Burgen. THE SEATTLE hb 8 —At 89c— | at Bellingham in |‘ h : KILLJOYS ? pens w loot as Cent tT " SSF Sener Knit Underwear for Men, Women and Children} | ¢ Sit i capes ‘i ae woe ‘ }@) Campaign cigars Teed ult hea : . | Ca alg ‘ gine in New York to On account of the previous unseasonable weather, we find our stock of ¢ Gheisuas'elears Pie pend 7] ow York summer Underwear (oo heavy for this time of year—and double a #4 | ‘ Park boards pode . ' amounts must be sold every day before July first. The \ {Mi cS i} Alarm clocks {|""Protessor Taft took a bath at department buyer says these prices will do it fea I]| Three everett high schoo! boye| {ding bankern’ “convention, © | nounce affiliation with Greek let | Put tee much wate io Dat , : is b) ole - land guests in the dining reom . L ) y er society in ler te etd Tas, Women’s 50c Union| The ae ser” 50c ter society tn order to get diplomas. ang cents gd the, tune feo a . }} } lows in time instead of snobs hither Alice Lloyd and ing . 4S 1 Sj : ii Tl Yisteneulty nt Grtabuan tur aokeo! Anna Hoffman, 37, Ohio woman, ff | arrested tn om Cerman says he was dismissed for his nym-| Appeals retary « wtate pathy with Colorado union coal | 35c Ea 35e Ea. | rn i! miners. ah for aeteliar| Attorney makes two-hour plea White Cotton Elastic Ribbed Union Women's Kayser's White Swi Rib. a IT) good Wind storm in Muskoges, | to" of sentence ot Iieut, Hecker Suits, ood quailty, low neck, no | ded Lisle Thread Vests in the sleeve LAK Okla, ye aye Mew Groat of a") ew Som. é. Whipetet Sleeves; trimmed with wide torchon Inishad at top with pretty | . out and sent diamond jooker, lent an Whipple lace at the knee: in sizes 34 to: 44 ox-several di ye fiving Into street Pedestrians | &%arded ' contract for ding if you need underwear here's just what et from ney are k thomesives to some Woodinville Davatl road by count nt to get for the hot weat arments and well made; tn | | " be commissioners Tuexda ee te eet foe — “and 08 only Na a onl Lateran vention et Evengel:| Breaident W, G. Los, of Brother fyi Ii) wires to Wilson to place embargo pe hg be Railroad Tral men who Women’s $1.25& $1. 50Un nion Suits) pen iJ} on exportation of arms and amy. | Tie iee ea aa Summer Underwear at less than half price. Summer welght oe Ye ile | Edna Benson, i4 year-old planiat, fine ribbed Cotton or Lisle Thread Union Suits, low n sleeve rs \ ! Mercer island is to have | Bae con ert at Boylston Ave nt Jess, knee length. These are classed as seconds on account ot) Vy electric light now, But the |tarian church Tues night fl spots and slight imperfections—stzes 34 to 44 IC Keyser V | | light of “jestice” is atill being Mre, Matiida Nation, 88, who yaa ahi el at ae *ahed by Squire Ayimore, aided am ons Isthmus o * i " . 7 | and abetted by the only banker eee tgs ih Plows! : $1.00 Union Suits 65c | Women’s 50c Summer | Children’s 10c Vests 5c constable In the world, “Cece” | Tuesday at the home of he ' 100 suits of Women’s Lisle | Vests and Pants, Special | hiidren’s Cotton Ribbed Vests Upper L-taree tbr Gasaulied and robbed Thread Union Suits, low neck cut to fit children from 1 to 3 years, | *Webster’s dictionary—To shed: |G. N. Dablatr 1922 Bixth —no sleeves—trimmed with wide 29 peiagelemnvetpt-ertasiemmpmtins tee sf yh nea Mos paso ger | of $80 In spar of saloon at 7 ac knee —_ eee a —_ - | be r4 ave. on sight Styles—sizes 34 to 44 White Lisle Thread or Cotton | chance to get plenty of cool un- II] ioarding house proprietress ta be. | Dickson, former member of state Vests, low neck and no sleeve, | soewear for the hot weather 1 od to be the cause of the murder | /¢sislature, held Tuesday, Rev, M also some with short long | A. Maithews officiated $1.25 and $1.50 Under- | *»° *°™ Pd a 86 1 38 é ce of Jobn O, Rain at Wilkeson, | a wear 89c Pants and tiehts to match sizes | Children’s 15¢ Pants 10c |J/ Wash. Pau! Parisch has ar | Victor Taylor, graduate oot West The excellent Carter's Brand 34 and 26 About 100 patra of Children’s |f|' * i ‘ts, Mr wT r Underwear for women reduced to White Cotton Ribbed Pants, [I] , Because her’ husband, Harry D.| tris cit a Broadwa 89c a garment. Mercerized liste Children’s 40c Cotton trimmed with knitted | he th eur batabe a tan waandios. bao’ wae grad thread vests with long or short : : knee, We have st it girls ih) trehter Vv d wife, M Dewey Ozepek, 14, 2703 E. Union, sleeves and ankle length pants | Union Suits Reduced to | from 2 to § years of age and |p| {rkutened George Vand wi Foe at | throws trom chug-bike at 27th ave to match; sizes 34 to 44 only 1 1h Scott, Kar saya she} and Un st. Tuesday when the | —25¢c Ea — P | much notoriety by his.act jbedal of the machine struck the $2.00 Silk Vests $1.50) . 25c Shirts and Pants 15¢ } {fi oie Word te tiene look urd, He sustained a fractured Women’s Giove Silk V: firm, | White Cotton Ribbed Union Children’s Summer Weight |I|4 Pipe to be happy with Harry, but | Wrist . heavy quality, finished at edges | Suite for girls, low neck, no | White Fine Ribbed Cotton Shirts, n't, wald Mary | sae tee ean Decoine can Eas with beautiful crochet edge— | sleeves, knee length—agesa 2 to | high neck with short sle | President Wilson is giving the La" a ee re al shields under arm—in either | 12 years. Cream gan | pants to match in kne | Foltette n'a law the careful | Passenge nee tety |i pink or white; sizes 38, 40 and | Suits for boys, short lengths; sizes to fit @ jouce-over t if 1¢ needs amend Ee caimnan pee "tana } 3 | knee length—ages 6 to 1 years —Upper Main Foor. Bais fests als neues res 4s of the society have donat iI won day on July 15, coinel ot with M. é W W. h U; d C P l ate een ee comes ¥ ie $3,000 tof “tha ee r ttle jury awards $3, to i] en's Warm Weather Underwear at Cut Prices | oes "ener vain,” Seas Jury erase ane we . are ey yy i But, of ’ A : * . on. a” 1 ‘ invented contrivance to weigh|| '" elevator accident " Men’s $1 Porosknit Union Suits | Men’s 50c Porosknit Underwear |]}2\*"'e!,,, sonivauer 0. | course, he'it"have to wait’ ror. |i aun jt ome. | the supreme court before he’! t 85 t ye = . a teas | Get @ toehold on the heel —A ’ moo | —_— ning hin hand, we'd tw happy. |, Money | A midnight reception will be]? Somes Ratterty, collector of | Men's genuine Porosknit Union Suits, two styles; Men's Porosknit Shirts, with short sleeves, draw. |f| eld at Everett when the Liberty | trial ¢ the Phitt | ecru color with short sleeves and ankle length, | ers either knee or ankle length, at 39¢ a garment bell arrives, July 13 islands on tou o iW white with short sleeves and knee length—reduced | Also B. D. Nainsook Shirts, athletic style, and jon Abbey, son of Anacortes | «11,4) ; to boost Philip: | from $1.00 to 85c a suit for Thursday. | Drawers knee length to match—50e value at 39. if} & ster, drow 9 Lake! sine cigars H e C. J. Berry, Klondike mining ‘f ji H 2 h rived ia Seattle Tue Men’s 75¢ Union Suits at Men's $1.25 Union Suits | Seattle really won || ™An. who arrived ia Sea . day from California, looks for pros | perous season in North | Lieut. Col Richard ( Samuel Beber and) Marshall detalled Spring Tex Union Suits, made of case of A inn of Seattle, con-|from Washington, D. C., to look | extra good quality combed yarn. victed of issuing false checks {n|over sites at Puget sound and Pa Pure white, ankle length, short |f/} buying a bank at Sumas a year! cific Coast for ae training school. | sleeves and closed crotch style, at | }ago. Bonds amounted to $2,000. New York has another subway if Se | Alonzo Jack, veteran, who lives|to Hrooklyn. It cost 11,000,000. Men's $2.00 Union Suits at —$1.50 Ea— The famous Royal Mills Suits, of extra fine qua ity mercerized material—with short | sleeves, ankle length and closed croteh —Lower Main Floor, | Union bleached Rippelettes 10¢ Yd | of Printed on wide, In tterns, | in yar “'25c “Mercerized Challie at 12% Linens at Economical Prices 8 1-3c Union Crash on Sale for 6c Yard Blenched tty Conve Walf-linen ‘and fine dish towe 25¢ Huck Towels wat 19c Each Tarkion Damask Cloths Value 75¢, at 49c Kea Table Cloths," hen that will be very interesting to wi ve Horm—I A. Wylie Understudy—Mdward Sal ‘TEACHES ARMY MEN HOW TO FLY SAFELY |°°02.25.°°.005,'5.00ecew Spanish cabinet resigns. This sort of thing is becoming epidemic Two firemen killed and 14 injur 0 fire at Philade murdering trial In London. in bathtubs Convention of advertising men at Chicago whoop ‘er up for te ance | D. E. Northan, publicity of di. | rector of “Moos rt.” home for » aged roaintained by Loyal Or der of Moose in Moosebeart, Il in town conferring with Moose in regard to proposed of Children’s band of Mooseheart. | Washington Christian Associa tio wed to Secret Sox opened second annual convention Tuesday night in Reformed Presby terian church Funeral services for Colene! S. B. Hance, who died Monday after. noon, } Tuesday in presence of many friends. He was a civil war veteran Watch Tacoma grow—alfalfa on| H Pacific ave ‘olk's directory gives the village population of 103 iv commissioner: of kL | for 1915 Charter jes, vote = against commission plan of city gov Ang or eity ernment Altho his | dead while he |) oping the manager engine stopped waar 2,500 feet in air. loop, “Art” Smith, avi ator at San Francisco, volplaned entire distance, landin in safety }Some Art! Or ts it science? \CHAMPION BRONCO | BUSTER WILL GET DANDY SADDLE Some saddle » offered the |champ buckaroo at the Western } Stampede and Round-Up here nth, It is silver mounted, hand rved and hand-engraved, and is display in windows of the Cheasty Haberdashery, The saddle |which ts worth ), Was made by |Duncan & Sons of Seattle, and the |silver work was done by Joseph Mayer & Brothers of this city, It will be given the who rides the toughest horses without pulling |leather at the Round-Up in Madison | park, July 10 to 16. (NO OPPOSITION TO SHIP LINE HEARD is to next cow boy i Mer Wetaht tn Gotd—George Darr 0. E. Brindley | The Mirth — Haley | SAN DIEGO, June At one} PORTLAND, June Without Hom |[ | time one of ‘the most sensational| qne word of opposition being heard and daring birdmen in the world, O./ against the Great Northern oper E. Brindley has given up exhibition] ating the steamers Great Northern flying to teach Uncle Sam's sold and sailors how to make voth |p| Aeroplane in time of war idley in the use of an Wright instzuctor| gation into wheth fersjand Northern Pacific between Flavel and San Francisco, the Inte state commerce commission investl or such owenrshiy ‘i at the North Island Army and Navy | Was detrimental ts concluded today if viatic che " President L, C. Gilman of the 30c 1915 World’s Almanac 19c _10c and 15¢ Wri g Tablets 5c Aviation school here Ue depeche dy pane of Writing Tablets, in. lett During the last year six army avi.|North Bank railroad and Gre ‘The World's Almanac and yelopedia for 1915, 10 sizes, linen f Dapereas PY pate 9h 'a f the North tetang| Northern Pacific Steamship Co special for Thursday only, 19¢ each—handy and | cla ents each schogl Nave fallen te that asennad) declared in his testimony yesterday reMable for all kinds of references —Upper Main Floor, school, have fallen to thetr death | ‘ ¥ . from: aeroplanes the steamship line Is not in compe en During the same time the propor-|ttion with any other existing rail ‘a¢_(oF steamship Hne in which either ‘tetas 46 A pamomndeibed wakes: tion of deaths among civilian aviat-| Prine 4 : Try the Fourth |"? - " Women's and |f| ors has been remarkably small, of the parent companies is Inter x Floor Lunch Coun- HE Si ehlaras Bath Brindtey a8 been detailed from| ested I ng Suite and |f|the Wright pane factory, at ter for quick ser- N Bathing Caps. Dayton, O., to investigate conditions "eet, abe ssegar ty DIES ? vice, and whole Second Floor, |f/ at the school | aiiicaean * sane “a c P| 8 expe struc : am some foods. Union St—Second Ave—Pike St—Seattie Tel. Elliott 4100] “enter: Under his expert Instruction, the! ean today at the age of a officers are said to have made re-|49. ‘Dr. Thornton was bitten by a jmarkable progress in the fly | game, err Ene ing} mad dog and bas health since, been in falling Aina metas Vudor Porch Shad li m4 FREDERICKe- NELSON. SalesrOOMn Remnants of Wash Goods In Two Low-Priced Lots At 5c and 10c Yard l Se Y AT Remna dark patter 10¢ YARD ' Dre ams, Galatea, Ripplette, good fuslin Cambr Long Cloth, Nain- White Pique Wash Skirts 1 Favori Spring tucked and Summ $1.50 Tv made Thursday’ good pique is of a y skirts are in and the the popular quality plain with plain style, two patch pockets and pearl button trimming. Sizes 24 to 30 waist measurement, assorted lengths An exceptionally well tailor skirt for this mod- erate price—-$1.50. NEW SILK PETTICOATS $1.95 Taffeta and Jersey-top Messalir Petticoats in the tic or fitted top and deep flounces some with dust ruffle as many of the newer er shades to choose from Basement Salesroom. Remnants of Laces, 5c to 15c Each ARG A’ great! in a wide 18 inche w La E as y reduced prices e Alle range of Reduce sortment of sale at includes Net and Lace Remnants on Thursday, vers in cream, ecru, white and black desirable d to patterns and lengths up to 5¢ and up to 15@ each Lace Allovers Reduced to 25c Yard Desir erns in Oriental and Shadow Lace Alle in 18 and inch widths, white, cream and ecru, reduced to 25¢ yard Basement Salesroom Miller Corsets, $1.50 T HE Corset shown in the sketch, Style O88, is made of fancy brocade, prettily trimmed — with satin band silk embroidery galloon anc is designed with Phere the regular medium 1 satin to fit the average figure, are three strong hooks below fastening pp bust rters ribbon bow It and long skirt and two Price $1.50. Basemen sets esroom Cool Lawn Kimonos, $1.00 ae price Pumps wit and Patent with sand-c have and Louis to 7%; wie duced to § Women's Kid Colo Goodyear leather 2% to S205 toe last cloth tnla Pumps Reduced to $2.95 Pair exceptionally is quoted on Wom en's Patent and Dull Leather h k Leather ‘olor Goodyear we h ithe Patent a nial welt sc Louts heels 8. Reduced pa Women's Lace Oxfords in dull short Sizes 2 ir r to D. 2.9935 pal Pumpe with D"' IGHTFULLY cool and airy is the Empire Kimono pictured. It is made of dotted Swiss, patterned with conven- tional designs in lavender or pink on white grounds. Lace insertion is set in the short waist and kimono sleeves, and the neck and front are trimmed with ec to match Attractive value 31.00. Another dainty Empire Kimono of excellent quality lawn is in apple-blossom design of pink or lavender on white grounds, The full skirt is joined to the short waist with a heading over an elas- tic band rhe collar, kimono sleeves and revers are trimmed with Val. lace edge Price $1.00. low id inlay Pumps y. They It soles 2h Re. nd Dull and Sizes to “ oles aif, made on a medium round gray vamp, concave leather heel and Reduced to $1.95. pair Hasement Sa 1,000 Boys’ Tapeless Blouses LowPriced at 35c Ae IAL purchase of Bo. Tapeless wei atta fords u good values at thi They are B Blouses’ af Ma ar hades, cuffs and shoulder seams Price B85¢. Baser Fancy Curtain Scrims, 15c Yd. 7-PTIONALLY values in. this Fancy hemstitched offering of Scrims. They are in drawn-work effects in ,orate pat- are of very Phirty-six 15¢ yard. WINDOW SHADES, SPECIAL 29¢ EACH— Green Opaque Window Shades the summer home and camp, six feet nine inches long and 36 inches wide; 1 quality for mounted on strong spring roller, com- plete with brackets and pulls. Special 29¢. EXTENSION RODS, SPECIAL 5¢ Brassed Sash Rods, extending to 40 complete with screws, 5@. Basement Salesroom. Extension from 23 inches, Children’s Wash Dresses Special 25c HE little Dress shown fn the sketch is typical of the values in this special selling. It is made of per- cale in delft-blue, white with dot pattern, medium - blue with small pattern and blue and white checks, prettily trimmed on neck and sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 Years. Special 28 Basement Salesroom China Cups and Saucers 10c Each URE White Saucers of thin china On the popular ovide shape, unusually low priced at 10¢ each Basement Salesroom. Aluminum Rice Boilers, Special 95c + PECIAL for Thursday, Two quart Rive or Cereal Cook: as pictured, of pure spum alominum, with retinned han dies, Special O5¢, Houkewares Section. Tea Cups and * i t Hl] H | ij HH i |