The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1915, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1915. PAGE 5. 3 ‘How TO TAP PORK BARREL Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co. ANNOUNCEMENT OF EXTRAORDINARY CREDIT SERVICE bot ABLINNED ac Pougall 7 fouthwick , e 4 : We Charge No Interest No Annoying Features Don’t Wait Until Later to Buy a Coat |] | THE LOWEST TERMS and the Greatest values that have ever been offered to the Furniture Buying Public will be foundprevailing throughout this complete home : furyishing store. NO other store in Seattle will give you the EASY CREDIT uy a Oa Ow |: TERMS or the satisfactory service that tend to make furnishing your home a Ry | 2 5 pleasure. WE want the Seattle people with moderate incomes to feel that they ees, ‘ : can come to this store and be assured that it is our earnest endeavor assist ) | i 6 them to acquire that much-sought-for home with the furnishings that are in it ; ' a a er rices i and can be called their very own, To that end we have SET ASIDE ALL PREC b j ‘ EDENTS ani have established a CREDIT SERVICE that enables everyone to | i (ev 1 3 miurnish accordir to their own individua lea Our credit service is abso- | \ | lutely without any objectionable features, No extra charges, no interest, and all ’ eo ty 19 85 25 $35 $39 50 en , . j ° ’ ’ ’ st specials will be included. Surely we invite you to Use Your Credit | , ff : { LL aA SL EEE IEA ATTEN ME SEED IN LT TEEIEE T OIE | ~ | \ . "4 a | ie . ach lot is priced extremely low—in fact they ff# $ 50.00 worth of Homefurnishings, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week | * Se sf ood Walle ; 75.00 worth of Homefurnishings, 3.00 Down, 1.25 Per Week lworked outa aystém for abandoning ree ‘ 100.00 worth of Homefurnishings, 5.00 Down, 1.50 Per Week [the old, useless poste now main The Coats at $19. 85 150.00 worth of Homefurnishings, 7.50 Down, 2.00 Per Week centrating the mobile regular army 3 200.00 worth of Homefurnishings, 10.00 Down, 2.50 Per Week Jot, the. Unites States (nto not’ mor ire. principally for stree : 300.00 worth of Homefurnishings, 15.00 Down, 4.00 Per Week The staff recommended that TWO] ind motor wear. Coats of GROUPS be placed on the line be vial ae ede d ey” i ; ltween th wrence and At * plush, pebble cheviot an 3 iran nerd tare S| OUR YEARLY WASTE | jj" ret : board. The first of there in at This is what the war department could save ANNUALLY if the i : Port Porter Y., marked |]59 mobile army posts in continental United States were consolidated Shades of green, African | 1 The second is located at Fort |] into not more than eight army posts : { |Oglethorpe, Georgia, where ® Cav | Quartermaster’s department $5,036,138 brown, navy or black. : alry brigade should be located, at : Subsistence department 220,000 2 Fort McPherson, Atlanta, Ca. and | Medical department 91,800 3 is marked "2 Pay department 159,100 The Coats at $25 : TWO GROUPS (and possibly i 7 |three) should be placed on th Total estimated saving $5,507,038 | include comfortable, warm ; between Pi sound and La This saving would, if devoted to military purposes, enable TEN | a ‘5 H covering the Pacif REGIMENTS OF INFANTRY, with an enlisted strength of 900 men Coats of zibeline, rich nov- ; each, or 9,000 ADDITIONAL MEN, to be added to the mobile army ‘Ity mixtures and cheviots first of these it recommend: | Or, it would enable each company, troop and battery of the mo ad 4 [oe oa Pee q ed be concentrated at Fort Lawton. |] pile army to be INCREASED BY 20 PRIVATES, allowing $500 a year in several very smart semi- j Wash ar Seattle), and Var per man, 2 : ver Barracks, Wash, (near Port And, the abolition of useless posts would increase the number ind full-belted models, with land) of effective officers and men in the army by RETURNING TO DUTY tea ee ee Sold Oak posts are near the ce ||] THOSE NOW ON EXTRA AND SPECIAL DUTY NECESSITAT collars that are attractive Hardwood Chif- Chair in the « jof the Puget sound strategic group, |] €O BY THE MAINTENANCE OF THESE USELESS POSTS vorn high or low fonter tn «o! fen den wened and one or both them should bel] This is estimated at 5 PER CENNT of the total strength of the ve gh or bid . retained as stations ! he Krour | oak finish; has fumed finish: has army hes i. a thiee wimbeh bhelt The second groups should | All of this does not take into account the coast artillery corps, $. q Sh piace ae the Prenio of San Pra lf gor the foreign guervone, it eters ony to pate maintained or we | {| Lhe Coats at $35 ; aitp seat claco, C and the Presidio of |T m f c f United Stat ‘ singe paves lar price § any Monterey, Cal, One So Ot ne ee ee ee Many of these are exclusive a price 89.75. Specia ' ; ‘ “ ¢ posts ma rly be in 10dels, cord ‘ nlushes $6.95 $2.45 3 Siem yA my ht models, corduroys, plushes, ‘y #14 DP. Thes es are marked | T 4 gehya o elour velvets, mixtures and broadcloths in rich, q ATES harmonizing fall colors. Some are fur trimmed and { ' GROUPS between the CONTINUED oe and the Rio Grande an ed. ; kes and ira = == | Wendhowse-Ginbaum | = pier oases . peste prantiis niyo The Co 9.5 Department. i rit pi or a § e ats at 3 0 j 7 Your Old +4 forces to Furniture Lurniture ©. inc QuicK mar Md ire indeed the most attractive styles. Coats for Exchanged “ — re marke 6” and nm the r ring, afternoon or evening wear, fur trimmed, tr New | 41610424 -Dike Street: | “or Bi 5 MLLLION YEARLY eae ; : ‘ Fort Sill, Okla ‘ waned tt site and there are les ¢ oda from foreign models. — t * N \ ORK, Nov 1 Ele 5 ») r 7 vet, | IR a re ume vem two of the eight stat Coats of plush, wool velour and duvetyn. t arly adapte What the “Forts” Are jo on ate whi bs } ~ ie t ery and 4 These “forte” —what th ote tomorrow may 5 w a eae ARTE id rked “8 Fort” D. A ane way the nat political winds of MERA MEN IN WASHINGT a This “or ts matntaed pr i. This “fort aintained pr Saas ; REPORTERS & CAMERA GTON OVERLOOKED THIS STUFF o.This “for ts maintaled prin, serviset, 2 ~ ARIZONA ALIEN OAUGHTER WED; | ne with the merchants of Chey. "/*#!ppi and Kentucky wi ’ PILKMAN we | governors, Massach wea | It was extablinhed in 1867 to pro- | Jer Maryland and Kent ky orricee =e jtect the Union Pact ratlroad elect legisiators pe nS PR AKE ded nvei”? from the Arapahoe Indians. It has frage will ; bin 1 the tO MADE WORN BAY MES. sn for many are ele ons ¢ York, Penna VIOLENT LOVE is nasty | Two troops of cavairy vania and hunetts } DAMAD oes A if N Wee oF stationed there. A few y Suffrage leaders ‘claimed conf PORMERLY wrth WATCHMAN es 5 NURSE ago there was a hurry call for | dence te Fenuit of test § WS Gaur vetsancLo— 7: Se eae ») Soe eeaeet Cor at’ dence: le " WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.~ | WINNSBORO, Tex. Nov. 1 Ps > NAVIAN A rr boundary .| Arizon's alien labor law was | Fired by anger-at his daughter's 4 ss bese aw if S BACK VIEW OF FREIGHT | They got there—in three | 5 held unconstitutional by the | marriage, Perry Morris, a wealthy i OFF OWES od CAR DURIST SHOWING wealist supreme court of the United |rarmer killed thre : J SERENADES OF CHOW CHOW CHAPING DISH KE SAYS There are others just an bad as States today. . ree persons and ser- } a DHAKESPEARES SPANIEL. uetts A HG POUND welhLe Sianior ‘Warren's ‘tort The law provided that an em y wounded a fourth, then went OPERAS ON MRS SERBIAN HUMMING MRO BMRATE “THROUGH Adit: Mandi: tia Mbaaal “ 1 give r aet| Ployer of over five persons must jhonme and killed himrelf. GALTS BACK FENCE— wi FRONT OF mS GAL Tt Nome — “AKD Catrs Wort” Douriaa at Bait Lake City a) ietiiniena oe have 0 per cent of them The tragedy started at the home boon ai Fort” Missoula, in Montana qualified electors or native citi- F. Sheets, who married Morris’ CARVEND! GARLICO, Fort” Wayne jn Detroit, an zens. ghter against the fathers ap- q WHO HASN'T BEEN ng at St. Paul, for it was adopted under the val. Morris «tiled Sheets and % Wh WwEROIN' congress in 191 a former marriage. & > MARCH — thew peorats t wou sh for China Then, to complete his vengeance yl who to chang m ¢ Morris went to the home of C i 7) shows that it ie /form of fter having Maddox, whom he believed had en- 3 Fs difficult matter for de herse he opin yuraged the marriage, and killed SF ORS IME SotwRA wenern io Cave ree artment to io} f six young Chine »w Se both Ma dox and his wife. WHO SOLO PRES WILSON WE SON HIS FURST HAIR CUT the vicinit attle, on t oir wa 3 ne TE Races EF wie HAVING LUNCHEON y ANO WARS GALT PEANUTS AND REMEMBERS HOW HE (DLO ' aiivaraie They , My WAR HELPS WORKER NINE BLOCKS NORTH 4 Ay THE RECENT WORLD WOODROW “ff HE DONT SIT STILL AN : t ro aituated re urce ; : ati he ft OF MRS GALTS are SERIOUS CAmes QUIT SHAKING HIS HEAD HED COT p Biirihes bast ‘ rene ctr tbo ge Mies BA The Chamber of Commerce { MANSION— ‘ ‘ WS EAR Ore *— ; i men and|nel; P. 8, Chu, of Union college 1 Hughes, McMicken,| War orders have shortened hours 2 if CHER WHETES COAL. WHO SAYS IF SHES & OrSTANT Citheve | the the quar-|New York, and P. Chen amsey to start action at- and raised wages 40 per cent for RELATIVE OF POCOHONTAS HE AUGHT TD 8c: MENTIONED lccotantan’é tance depart-|veraity of Chicago. s 'o enjoin county officials|metal workers, reports George ln " aa v d collecting the| Leary, of Cinci ti, vice president ents for t of the ont. 2 = arn q ‘cn “PE ° tax dopted by resolu-jof the Metal Polishers, Buffers, IMPORTANT PEOPLE AND THINGS CONNECTED WITH MRS. GALT, PRESIDENT WILSON’S FIANCEE || /T! ae { the council, on|Platers, Brass and Silver Workers ail aS they can oncert the union of North America, who, with nd wateh the various drills of the ex veral other unton chiefs, is in 4 HOP j Cost $5,500,000 Annually Jolub has invited Counc man Erick-| cisco labor conventions 4 a fc aetdent oe on ee views on the levy, at the next meet-| Hollywood Lunch Waffles are ‘rye Ss e ma aes Y now in season, 212 Pike St—Adv, tenance of a per ht home 4 capi ovat | TO LAND TROOPS CHARGE BY GIRL Riche ier re QUESTION MAKING SEND A arkets OLYMPIA, Nov. 1 saiay, (cuted @ latins: thom Besley inet | Very, Hite tater LEVY BY RESOLUTION Tuesday’s Specials BUCHAREST, Nov 1.—A |54, editor of the Oakville week, inclosing money for her ex-| wa naiitien aot Fancy April c Russian transport fleet was = WV’ 4 d nite eerste According to the mother rea wasteful expenditure, wher y a ighted Sund b K ter also made promises of might be devoting the money to ¢ the 1 Let the folks East enjoy Eggs (storage) . SENT On PUOERY, varges that are to be Ie Gaittominneua “tite ne pefldink up the aational defense uc Puget Sound luxuries c It was escorted) by destroy- him in the at | if th He ip. one fine, fresh Choice Spare spite Honatre is congress proves more Pe Cc ers and was approaching Var- veep Atto: vant | a | patriotic and public-spirited DR. L. R. CLARK carefully packed in Choice Shoul- der Pork Steak. Choice Mutton Chops. . 12:c 15¢ Choice Steer 1 In Shoulder Steak 2 @hoice Steer Sir- loin Steak ..... 18c Sugar Cured 5 cans Wild Rose Milk 4 25c AT FOLLOWING MARKETS: MARKET in MARKET WESTENN MANIKET 1100 Western Ave. ¢ WESTLAKE MARKET 5 Cor, Westinke ond Pine, SEATTLE MARKET 169 Oveldental Ave BALLARD MARKET 44 Ballard Ave. Look for U. &. “urpie Stamp, It signifies purity and quality Shops Open Until 6:20 9, M, _ MUHL PAINT CO. G18 Pike St. WALLPAPER MAIN 506s yrom na, Bulgaria, bringing up the rear. with transports Russian warships began bom barding the port, apparently in anticipation of landing the troops. VASHON FOLK TO. ~ VOTE ON FERRY Public meetings are to be he imme over Vashon and Maury tslands to discuss the que tion of com y fe termina and on Dec. 4, the aame day as the yeneral port election, the people of the two islands will vote upon the ferry matte Thi decided ata eeting lands at Good Fats ¢ ele tur propos outes for the fe gested om ashon to Three Teee Point, from tose to Des Moines, or from Vashon Heivhts direct to the Seattle er READS PLEA FOR athe e read “Acre the Border lah Marie Dix the Que Anne |i in the future world with Olfie Erickson e on Infe rai SEIZ AMERICAN SHIP HINGTO Nov sh prize crew selzed t te hip Llama, grou dD ¢ r t Co Y at the An 1 merly the Dar iat, wa to York by British war . TO HOLD CAT SHOW mation fur IE an opportunity to contribute meas urably to the national defense |} without uselessly has Why = Jeopardize Health by Neglecting Your Teeth? BIG DOINGS ON’ 8 FRIDAY NIGHT | than previous ones, Spending this money Your |!" r authe mmittee of ation of the resolu invest as aspect | Jinx night, celebrated ann ly 5 |by the Press club and everybod SUNDAY PLAY 6. K else in Seattle, by order of the high Best Way Known to: TORS ena ere 1 k G H C for Frida night 1 ‘ ' W k nd Amu apeorsitd |) Fo « en ray air Double entertainments will are : |held for patrons and friends of the eh . copal church, Sunday evening said nded off Scot at elub. Vaudevill and plenty of riable A jaunt, a game or ride on Sun rding to the f « |musie will be found in the elub’s| pe \ ¥ day is a religious act for a man who “i hati 1 in t “ 1 ba autre Bh Fifth ave. and University We t ha pent six days in an office, if it arn er " 1 bh An¢ across the strast at the r i € 1 a relig spirit, and t t Hippodrome, there'll be a danc has been preceded with the Chr f Kach uest will be iven a cop ' tan ity of worship alifa wired ; of the Masque the lub's year re work U Ho for 7 book Tickets are selling fast, as|‘¢ i : ed off New 1 b bt ABERDEEN, No 1—The tng wit Yat I n ‘ from Honolulu of nein t theliina how ove i] ve Two attempts Joore “tr the Standard Grand f 4 1 i 1 when the able een Co) as closed It ‘ pped, an e Largen finally bbon win find that box offiee receipts were Reeal Dental Offices 1 to sen in the annual t oo, (not ent to meet ne | Dr Bi. Clark, Manager ¢ 10 miles fror ity Cat club | cord ne to B.A. Sprotte, business] 4y5 trd MN; W.. Gor. 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