The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1915, Page 2

and flowers for three days word. letters from Bradford, d Renick bill, which was Inspired by tall in the Chamber of $5.00 MEN'S Patent Leather Shoes and Oxfords Blucher and bals; $4.00 and $5.00 val- ues, special BOYS’ Patent Leather Shoes and Oxfords, $2.50 values; special for ue Friday iscussing oBe doors are thrown open tomorrow. Such opportunities may never come again in your BO eine 168 Trimmed Hats; Values $10.00 to | $20.00; While They Last at......) $2.95 They are made of hemp, split and chip straw mate rials and Panamas, in a large array of becoming styles and sizes, fancifully trimmed with flowers, ribbons, wreaths, bows, stick-ups, ete $2 95 None reserved . 117 Trimmed Hats; Values Up to $5.00; | 95 c EN ee Be SS ene Ske a | t Giekean” We ab All Summer F This lot contains hemp and rough straw matertals, t Positively were $5.00 Hats. For quic) Great Values in the Latest Col- lege Corduroy Tams Black, white and colored Corduroy Tams, with fancy alk cord and tassel; very becoming, and the latest thing in style $2.00 to $3.00 values. 6 Se) $ : tremendous slaughter ever known, It's the most reckless sacrifice ever STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915. PAGE 2 FIREMEN SAVE wo MILLINERY 2) Ss An event that offers bargains such as have never been 4 Y known in the history of the millinery trade. A sale that outclasses all past millinery events. It's the most Houne No, 29 ter fully drens ing beach W day afte and saved a young woman bather as che Was going down for the nec ond time. The firemen were on the board walk when they heard her cries and plunged in without a moment’ hesitation The girl, when revived, left without giving her name ped into the attempted. Money never went so far before. The whole store a carnival of bargains; prices that are dumbfoundhig. Don't fail to be on hand when the SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M. TOMORROW (FRIDAY). fats; worth $10.00 to $: 0, Sale price for Friday ¢ ° STELLA SORGHUM BAYS: | ways on the job adjusting her mir ror to get the most flattering squint at herself! be ie ed with ribbons, bows, stick-ups 95 arance I marked them Cc CHILDREN’S TRIMMED HATS estylos, latest materials; values up to 29 Friday special Cc UNTRIMMED SHAPES : Black and all colors; $2.60 values in hemp and chip Straws ........sceeseeee cnoteesicac 14c Cupid voices his highest n | marriag: | Hleve m | hang on to it any | more than an opry |einger can hang on to high G. | Republic Metalware Co. turns down $40,000,000 contract for manu facture of cartridges for allies Funeral of Chin Loy, killed by freight train Tuesday, to be held Thursday afternoon Special 89c POMPONS ®, well made; Special for $6.00 Ostrich Neck Ruffs $3.95 95c Fancy Ostrich Neck Ruffs, in black, white and black, d all white; extra long, with silk cords « mer Dolphin sailed Wednes vd fringe. Special 8 GENUINE PERUVIAN for Priday eee iccee:, BEDE PAP aay then wich inrce panseuger iat PAN TS Cc ound for Alaska. AMA HA’ eeveeeceoe | ONK WAY ovT Large, medium and emall shapes, in all the | NOTE latest and most uptodate styles; wonderful | Velour and Velvet Hats we now show? Trim $3.50 values. Friday special med and Untrimmed Shapes. Eastern women vee. 95] Have you seen the very newest | New York's Jobless problem's grown big | how you've quit, the lawyers and alienists added sale price . are all weartng these Hats now, They range in price from sii, vient ele Gittcd-in., tte $2.95 +. $15.00 and ends; up to 35¢ ¥ 5 Remember, please, they are $5.00 to $20.00 Spectal for Friday at C | vatues. Jones the actorine’s she's had om the free . What's that you say, Harry, you Just ask for peace? You think moteriety wow Well, listen, etd top, re {to cease? ont matter = bit To leave the first page all you do te just on old water wagon and ride any Extra Specials in Women’s Tailored Suits In conjunction with my Millinery Sale, I wish to announce, since the opening of my new Cloak and Sult Section, I received from New York 38 Palm Beach Suits that were made to retall from $7.50 to $10.00—in two very smart #, in belted and Norfolk models, with patch pockets and pearl buttons; handsomely trimmed. Will go on sale Friday at $2.95 route, WH take you to quiet, The ride ts « | beet, Children who danced during Shrine week guests of Shriners pienic at Fortuna park Wednes jlayed by bad roads, arrived here | Wednesday. They came by auto. F. P. Mullen expected to be |chosen trustees of grand serie at 7th annual convention at Spokane. Destroyer Fiotilia left Bremerton | Wednenday on Als command of Lieut. Alexander Sharp, fr. | Del from 20,000 miners pro- | tested st ifs imprisonment sentence of John R. 17.50 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ | AILORED a S ed $8.95 All-wool Serge, tn black and navy biue, made in the new Fall style. Just the Suit you $8 95 . have been looking for. Suitable for early Foll wear. Special for Friday BRADFORD REPLIES TO MEN (ss John Philip Sousa, the greatest o'clock ers’ association. ‘ band master the world has ever ce Gov. and Mra, Strong, after tour ‘ seen, who bas given 10,000 concerts LOSES EM W of Alaska, returned to Juneau Wed _ WHO CHAMPION RENICK LAW!:2s22- <5 voses cen mw waren: Here is the first of a series of Corporation Counsel the outrageous in button, $1.95 $4.00 and $1.45 1882-34 Second Avenue 211 Union Street NAAAARAAAAAA ese aeeieies tise LOPS POPPE A: These five cities are singled out from all the jeipal corporations of the state and expressly forbidden from using their idle moneys. | The freedom of such cities t# I | and the orbit of their financial lif, , | Fowed. If necessity or wisdom requi for first-class ities, te, and hoo! ) | the other municipal corpora and the “9 nesday, Minced razor clam packers met COMES SOON | °°": 1330 2ist ave, 8, Wedn jday, will be held from Buttter-| Saturday at Ocean Park, Ore., and worth’s chapel Friday, at 3:30) formed Minced Razor Clam Pack }at the Metropolitan theatre for six concerts, starting next Embedded somewhere tn the, “fe in Indian ocean, in safe. trinia Root, nds of Alki beach, Just below ebb| Provisional Machine Gun eom- Tompkins, violint -| tide, fe @ $250 diamond, which drop.|P&2Y, of Spokane, held target prac jbert I. Clark, cornetist, all solo-/ped from the ring of Charles T.|!°¢ Wednesday at American lake | ists, accompany Sousa | Philips, a traveling salesman of| RS Sayre - " ei = Pittsburg, who was bathing at the FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY | watering place Wednesday” Scores |GHVE PLAY AT MOORE These rules are so familiar that real “ | | |statermen observe them, but “peanut Funeral services for Samuel J.|of men, women and smal! boys are! politicians” ignore them. Crooker, 93, who died at the home diving in an effort to recover the) A tidy Let view the Reniek lew tm the) of his sons, Charles E, and James Precious stone. Steamer Benalla, reported on Thursday.| to renew my assault upon this law tise eet rate wherever sum was raised for the peace fund by the Chicago Little | Theatre Co, which played “The Trojan Women,” of Euripides, at the Moore theatre Wednesday night, A good crowd witnessed an it hese rules, ‘The law reiates solely te the five first- class cities of the state, cisco _. otel Guide Visitors ather cities |[ 4 LINCOLN HOTEL # pany departed for Spokane Thurs- day. | | Se Pee aed Fifteen veterans in the cause of yee rk ofare, 2 mi LCT. U | with their finances so r in. from prin jock the W. ¢.,7. U. were included in ig gg eae am, the roll call of the Three-Score-and- OOVERNOR THAT ChanneD AxD |Ten Campfire, which met Wednes AR ag 8g pp ene caresencenscneiormarouimmnamnsensonmucmamentees adherence = acheter ATE BILL NO. WHICH AUTHOR bey Clark, 1701 Kilbourne st. One jot them, Mrs. Rachel Smith, began jber crusade against Demon Rum in st in Ohio, IT PAYS TO 5 lative conduct is na diabolical Tremendous Slaughter of ACIRLB ATHER Karl Ewing, firemen at Kngine Marty, old bey, and “bon | Three Shriners of Macon, Ga., de excellent production. The com-| FOUGHT D. R. IN 73 | | —|day at the home of Mrs. Sophie L.| A good Clearance A Wonderful Clearance of Sale ments are large. TRIMMED HATS Values $5 and $750 $1 O5 and $2.95 Therefore Be Sure and Visit the Millinery Department SUITS and COATS Groat Lots $5 and $1 0 They are just the character of garinents have marked them are values not to be picked up every day. The assorf This is a notable money-saving event, for many of these suits and coats are not in stock over three weeks. Tomorrow Three Extra Special Clearance Lots at $1.95 - Final 9 learance Sale now desired avd at prices we | Corsets | Waists | Petticoats La Vida and W. B. Cor-| An exceptional |sets, values up to $3.50./ment of unusual values.| wanted colors. Reduced assortment of jmodels and sizes— _ $1.95 | Clearance sale pric aiken TWO LOTS OF Colored Wash Dresses $5.50 and $7.50 All attractive and beautifully made for street, afternoon and evening summer wear. They are very desirable in style, in such materials as delicate dimities, lawns, crepes, linens and voiles, plain striped and flowered. Former Values Up to $16.50 Second Avenue at Spring Street CHARGE DR. M’BRIDE WITH ‘SPITE WORK’ Charges that Health Commission- er McBride has employed spite work lin persecuting Ben Shields of the} Spokane Grain Co. Shields’ attitude on a recent “ ter of public the milk bill interest are made Thursday {n a complaint asking for an order tem- porarily restraining the health de- partment from forcing Shields to re- move two horses from a barn and corral at 4920 Eighth ave. The restraining order, returnable July 2 was issued Thursday by Superior Judge Jurey, of the action. Both Dr, McBride and Assistant Commissioner Stevens were out of Shields asks that the health de- partment be made to stand the costs Sioet-claen chisen, a SHOP AT jthe city Thursday. and unfair as the Inw itself EDS The obvious viee of th! thet it » prohibits five cities from what ail of _every ‘plece of Furnt. | state Itself mre pe: t | The law reeks with discrimination, and embodies an improper is hostile to the state cons ture at Poynor’s Overstock QUALITY Markets Real leather box ——— quar- s $15.00 Oak Rocker, real leather @ now only... 810.00 seat Diner, er Very reapecttul tered oak, 4 be hy, AMES E. BRADFORD, | ition Counsel. (MAHARAJAH DUE IN SEATTLE TONIGHT Some class to being a maharajah! The Maharajah of Kapurthala, a| province of Northern India, will ar- |rive in Seattle Thursday evening in his special car on the Oregon- | Washington railroad, with a ret, inue of 20 persons. With him is} his favorite wife. He has 19 others| back in Kapurthala Mrs. Maharajah ts known as the| Maharanee. She used to be a Span-| ish dancer before the maharajah| Choice Steer | met and married her. eeee c The maharajah {8 said to be a Pot Roast . crack tennis player. They expect | - 4 ( 5 cans Wild 25c to spend several d seing ha: | ar : Rec rt et $16.00 quartered oak Be B Rose Milk...... | $19.00 quartered oak SN $12.50 Metal Bed, a | Dining Table for Library Table only big bargain at 97.90 #15.05 87.50 Friday’s Specials: Fresh Eastern ae Mutton Ic ice Mutton Chops ........ 15c Choice Steer 9 Boiling Beef .....9C Choice Loin cork Chops... 1GC -50 Folding Divan Dav- - | Princess Dresser eo ah $27.50) ceo coms: $25.00 China ¢ Inet oak, for Choice Steer Look Mall 8. Purple Stamp. , on 7 a ee It elgni purity and quality WASHINGTON, July 22.—The| president has withdrawn from | Sheps Chen Until 6180 >. i, adjoining the Alaska Northern | bd H. OR co. track up the bay from Seward, Part |] 1521-1523 Fourth Ave, Between Pike and Pine, iwill be used for railroad purposes. sults. Is ded Bh pie Caen tar ut j not to grow Jing superfluous halr when you use WASHING dinary merc rthing bette the wax a ve cuttole replac ounce 1 | Shoulder Steak 1 2:c |arugmiet’s ‘nnd aniy, with soap and water week formation he Ideal wrinkle remover is made ssolving an ounce of powdered te In a half pint wit face In brings almost instantaneous results. and ne the Frrye’s |KAisen Gets Nore ‘ON, July 22.—The te in protest against the German |submarine warfare has been dis- |patched to Berlin, It was announced at the state de- artment today that the note was Tan, Pimples, Wrinkles jued The la by .a clear, smooth, Choice Steer | healthy Reond Steck ...PQO pszecrosne i: on, * the or #0 to complete the tran Advertisement BULL BROS. Use Star Wants Ads for Re- Just Printere M3 THIRD because of -presumably ax. There's olored skin, the of- or is natur- nightly like the morning Tt takes the solution Berlin at 10 this morning. | Vesta A. Schoff collided w IS ON O-W. R. &N, 0. & L. Beautiful 200-mile along the Columbia National Park. ter ballasted roadbed UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM «AlN 1043 «$1.95 forwarded at 9:00 o'clock last night. |torcycle, on which were Ralph ané It was believed the note reached | austin Mero, Ralph was dragged tint ak ah ication 15 feet and Austin leaped to the TWO ARE INJURED [radiator of the auto, thus escapiag When an auto driven by Mrs.|serious injury. Both sustained SPINNING’S QUITTING SALE 1415 FOURTH AVENUE Go East Now At Very Low Cost and put real enjoyment into your vacation. Take a CIR+ CUIT TOUR and see the great CALIFORNIA EXPO- SITIONS either on your going or returning trip. Use the Union Pacific System derful scenic features and famous cities. Stop over at Yellowstone Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals — Protect You All the Way. More double track, lower grades, fewer curves and bet- assort-| Silk Petticoats, in all e |clearance price— $1.95 ith a mo-'only minor bruises. IN FULL BLAST and U. P.—“Standard Route of the Weet® STOPOVER aLLowse AT HOT LAKE OREGON HOTT 2ST, MOST SPRING IN THE Wi daylight ride River. Won- than any other transcontinental line Courteous service, finest modern equipment, unsurpassed dining cat cuisine. Liberal stopovers—let us tell you all about them. CITY TICKET OFFICE 716 Second Avenue. Main 932 H. L. HUDSON, D. F. & P. A