The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY ‘NOISE MADEINTO REAL MUSIC BY President Wilsom Will Bear Them 12, 1916. PAGE 5 WE'LL TRUST YOU . = UR CREDIT SERVICE is established for YOUR convenience, To ASSIST you upted to FURNISH your home along your OWN INDIVIDUAL ideas. Our TERMS tmly, EASIER and our PRICES are LOWER than will be found anywhere. NO hola RA CHARGE NO INTEREST, extn. JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY $ 50.00 Worth Homefurnishin: $ 1.00 Down r mh, USE — (5 75.00 Worth ot Hometurnianings: $ 300 Bowe, $125 Pee Were). WE R $100.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Ween CHARGE ~ i you! $150.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 7.50 Down $2.00 Per Week NO tant. $200.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per junt: CREDIT | $300.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Pee TEREST man | the ean, more eo SPECIAL! than 4 Heavy Absorbent tea” Turkish Bath Towel aa 1] Regular Price 35c i The Rev. 4. €. K. Whitney Is 7 Special for Saturday an aman efficiency genius al tal d “the rhen holler" ef the American. bey. heretofore r ded an yo neying but necessary wa os product of youth Under his tutelage 1,000 Spo kane youngsters have converted their noise making energies into music, money and inspira tion, They are the Whitney Boy The organization ts just a year old. It began when Rey, Whitney had charge of the boy department pide ‘i lof the Hillyard, Wash. Y. M,C. A wars he perseaded t¥0 promis. Coaching these youngsters, direct ing kids” to try ont thelr voices ing their lives and ambitions to some extent, than I ever did in th Boys Ashamed to Sing pulpit,” he explained It was a terrible ordeal for t little pioneer explained Re Wants Seattle Kids BErore Whit who is today in Seattle at Range ing financial details of the QUICK ME } arrar nef aren Sone. or wore |Rationalitte differe and eco ange ‘on resented Dre market. ee afraid of being ridiculed as ‘sissies.’ |S76 Tepresented. Gang f yaa Bede? 222 G2 585% have been wiped out. Th : © on “1 Singing doesn't seem to be very pals in the best sense 1,000 WESTERN BOY CHORISTERS |» i: vm» z 1.00 Down .00 popular with the average boy. The ro . rr : * < rn $ P, $1 two finally ed an ultimatum, NS) pe gomd ge “a tind erennlon , 4 D oak Sewing Rocker, tn | “ I two © boys clean and ae fumed or Anil golden fintah er Week ee abiane aaa <i manly; to teach them that all ob-| 4 stg HK a o pene Your Old Stove Taken | “Little by Httle their shame grew oe aadhe Sera ieee _ to atir my to pride. More kids came tn. Their! s $2.35 as Part Payment entertainments were onthusiastioa) |'¢e0! oa ly applauded aging wasn't 2c “Turning thelr ‘holler’ into boy In| music in doing all this.” Rev. Whitney would like to get about 100 Seattle boys to Join the big chor o that this section of the state will be represented in the big boost the Northwest will receive from the tour of the little trouba dours, He is at the Seattle Y¥. MLC. A, after all! Soon every practically, was clamoring the choral soctet Become Heroe had become her swelling with pride and ambition “Spokane has learned that | | boys can ‘shoot off their mouth’ tn| |glorious fashion. And the reat of the country is going to learn tt, bad Spokane ay me | WeDdhOUse- -Grinbaum KITCHEN CABINETS tions of ladier, “T nearly falnee ceive and entertain them In addition to the 1,000 singers WASHINGTON, | | spend Sunday) STOCKTON, Cal, May 12.—Rich ‘és ” he chuckled, 12. " “when Miss Spokane presented mo! 100 b c will go ‘ eee ee ean neotraine willl ard Wiliams wondered why he hed) Charges that Louis D. Brandeis has| wih my first bouquet of roses Te-| Twente trian cara an eee one | that it is Mothers’ day.|a stomach ache. Today he knows. been involved within past year in/cently at the conclusion of a con-| There will be bageage care fitted J, Titas, superintendent of Surgeons opened him up and re an attempt to merge United Cigar and Riker-Hegeman Drug sto: boys up as Kitchens, a tallor shop to s pulled bim | press and clean the bova’ clothes, a featured reopening today of senate | out of the pulpit as an active pas-|laundry car, a barber shop, and judietary subcommittee hearings on | tor levery facility to keep the lads spick the qualifications of Brandeis | “Tf feel T am doing more good inj|and span and comfortable. | “We're going to t |the country what can be done with the ‘holler’ of the American boy when properly directed.” concluded |the Rey. Whitney, efficiency genius will have Mothers’ day, moved from his stomach two silver at the plate of each tour-/forks and a teaspoon, It is be Neved he swallowed them while de .' Hrtous, y, When You're Well KEEP WELL —_—_—_ Another Article ms The? | Star's Health Campaign | | Being Conducted With Co | operation of American { Medical Association SUNDAY, MAY 14th 4 end Her Flowers We are making a specialty of beauti- ful Wateau Baskets, filled with bright spring flowers, at— $ Fae Each BEFORE BABY COMES Hydrangea Plants, in full bloom. Spe- cially priced at— Here are some things every pros pective mother should learn before PS baby comes ( Motherhood % should never to baby is natural and normal As soon know a baby is coming, engage the best doctor you can afford and place yourself under his care. If you cannot afford a doctor, apply to a hospital or dispen (| sary where experienced doctors {and nurses will advise and care for you. A nervous as you -~ < | The prettiest custom of the time is the overworked, underfed Hollywood remembrance. (jan extra amount of sleep and a daytime rest for an hour or two, ff] possible, She should keep the win-| (/dows open while she sleeps Much climbing Fresh Cut Hollywood Carnations Send Flowers by Telegraph With — the “Flowergram” be avolded Walking in the open air is bene fictal to the expectant mother, Ex ereise fn the fresh alr and house with the windows open are better than medicine Violent should be ay 4, Daily the best health of the mother Hollywood exercise ided bathing | forn service, necessary fc about the walst or chest should not} be allow ed. ET, TU, ‘PORTLAND? 4) porTLAND, WA AW AAW AV AWA AV AV AV AV AWAY 75c Per Doz. White— $1 Per Doz. can deliver floral orders thru our correspondents in all the principal cities a tece , : May 12.—Impo! upon a few hours’ notice mporta I tice, y { tion of liquor into dry Portland for L the month of April shows an in ) ( crease of 2,000 shipments over March, according to figures an Y today (j nouneed by the county clerk In April 8,682 Portlanders sent out of the state for liquor. Nearly all of it was shipped from Califor. nia, Second Avenue and Pine Street. Phone Main 1665 GZ AVAVAYAYS NINISTISISISISIIS ISS SSS VAYAYAYA YAYAY. Wi, A) 7 Vrs Way, to leave tn a |too, when the youngsters make| Special trafns, their big tour.” will carry the Whitney Boy Sing Bm PAGIFTS ‘DICK WAS A REGULAR CHARGED BRANDEIS The Rev. Whitney, tho not aslern to practically all the ble Enet jyoung as he once . is atill alern cities, including Washington, | iS MOTHER OSTRICH AS TO DIET MIXED IN | bachelor He admits it with a/D. ©, where President Wilson has! h the rest of Women's gcogateaae for no and for summer wear a plendid garments that at the tainable UNION SUITS 1.00 eral famous brands Munsing Union t with hell top Kayser Union Suits, of fine cotton with band top Richelieu Union Suits in plain or fancy crochet top All are excellent, freal new garments—all sizes... $1.00 Silk Top Union Sult with body of cotton, and fine Vene tinn w#ilk toy Flesh color ma and at thigh...®1,00 Women's inl Ur n Suits, the 1s NUSHAPE sizes 4 Out sizes Women's Summer Vests, of fine weave cotton or lise plain band top and fanc yoke 506 F.-P. Co. 9 200 Charming Silk Waists at $3.95 Each UST in time for Saturday selling came great large lot of beautiful new Crepe de Chine Waists featuring the fashionable frill effects that are just now in the forefront of walst fash another ons The ing Waists shown at this ¢ SPECIAL price is inde large, several hundred W assortment of charm hines, Georgette , tub silks in white novelty stripes, flesh, pink blue, maize, rose, etc Each a notable value in addition to being a lovely style 95 60 New Separate Dress Skirts at $5.00 W' received, in time for Saturday selling, from a favorite skirt maker, 60 very attractive new Dress Skirts, the latest styles, in black and navy blue serge and poplin have just They are cut on the most re. cent lines, with pointed or round yokes, and some are trimmed with rows of novelty buttons. —They are Skirts, notable for their dependability of material, excellence of tailoring, and smart attractive styles, as well as the unusual value at po F.-P. Co. " For Special Saturday Plaid, Check, Striped Taffeta Silks, 69e per-yard).. 6.6 A SMALL collection of just ten pleces, marked tor clearance on Saturday Included are fancy plaids, checks and striped effects, in two- and three-toned shad ings. Good, firm q 22 to 3 h Selling Silk ordinarily pric than the clearance yard price Sport Dress fe for Girls, $7.50 N these new arrivals we have a clevet style that will ap peal irresistibly to the girl of 6 to 14 years The walst of the dress is tn middy style of knitted jersey cloth; shown in Copenhagen, rose and Dublin. green. The skirts are of corded white pique. The skirt buttons to the middy, and either skirt or middy can bo worn separately, Sizes 6 to 14 years 87.50 PP. ¢ or Third I iq _ Fraser Paterson Co BCOND ¥ a di Important Saturday Sale of 10 0 Women! ms Suits, at $22.75 CH AN EXTRAORDIN ALU A I this attractive y offer on hoice of seventy plendidly will « rice we Saturday beautiful Suits, correct styles that in the more than tailored and of fine materials regular way are usually priced a great deal There are white checks Co k and there are plain Suits in hagen, navy blue Al Vaffeta lit n navy blue, tan, gray and lack model all size ome in the Special, ¥ ome fancy There are ment of each Norfolk effects ‘$22. 7S Third Floor. semi sizes Sat ser-Paterson Co, o--- —« SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Women's Coats of Smart Mixtures Unusual Values at $15.00 A ' LARGE. port of this lot of new Cloth Coats ame in yesterday's express, and will be on sale tomorrow for the first time. They are smart, new styles, in the 45-inch length, with raglan or set-in sleeves, Five diff effects—gray, Such Coats, nt shades in novelty and attractive mixed tan and black so well made and of such dependable sell for a good deal more than the choi Saturday —Fraser-Paterson Co. Th material, usually special price. Your ird Ploor, | “Munsing" Underwear for Mem DOES Give Perfect Satisfaction MUNSING UNION SUIT does give splendid and long wear; it does fit without gaping or binding, and represents the greatest possible value in good standard, dependable underwear. They're here in every required style—for short, stout, slim and regular proportions Satisfactory to every man who tries them, and over nine million garments were sold last year ~"Munsing” Athletic A fine woven solsette, or zan Oxford material, at $1.50 —Of striped madras, or of fine crepe at...... —Or of barred nainsook at. ...... av sive se sie no —Munsing Athletic Union Suits have fontaine that make them more comfortable than any others. ‘Munsing” Knitted Suits A fine silk liste in white at ... iE saabets A plain lisle in ecru and white at 2.0.0.0... A fine-combed Egyptian cotton ey 5 And a good, serviceable cotton Suit at Porosknit “— 5 Saturday Union Suits D.’s it 69 Speci os Also standard = $1.00 Suits, on sale Saturday only at 69¢ stam pec ft everywhere at $1.00 Special, Saturday only Oe —Limit tomer. Limit of 4 suits to one customer. 4 sults to a cus- P. Co. First Floor. ‘ASSOCIATION WILL floral observance of Mothers’ Day. Make woman cannot expect to have ‘ > ‘ Hi 4 wi strong, Vigoroug, healthy child our mother happy this year with a The expectant. mother requires | {ie PORTLAND, cific Coast division of the Relig ducation of stairs and the|/next year in Seattle. use of the sewing machine should| timer Brown of Seattle, was elect- ed MEET IN SEATTLE May 12-—The Pa us will me Rev. Hugh association president. The convention closed here yesterday KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy—If You Know Dr. All colors. distance is no hindrance Loose, comfortable clothing 1s es 8 G sential to the mfort of the moth to sending flowers as er and the welfare of the child Colored— : : Skirts and dresses should hang|! gifts. By telegraph, we (|from the shoulders. Tight bands jactive De ’ Olive Tablets Edwarc ark rings lesa billour look in vo dull with no spark! Your d¢ will tell you 90 per cent of a kness comes from » well-known phy ne the li and bowels, which ents for vea ompan + Colum | There are many women who would be glad to save half their baking powder expense, if they knew there was a better baking powder to be had for less money that was absolutely dependable. A baking powder should not be judged by its price, but by its baking efficiency, purity and wholesomeness Rogers’ Auto Club Baking Powder Is an absolutely Pure Phosphate Baking Powder. It is the REST baking powder sold anywhere, at any price. It is wholly free from Alum and Albumen, Every time you use Auto Club you add real food value to your cake, biscuits, ete. Sold by Your Grocer on a Money-Back Guarantee 25c Per Pound ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE THE ROGERS CO. Factories Tacoma 117 First Ave. So., Seattle Indorsed by Westfield Board of Health