The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916. PAGE 11 PET rr RAILROADS AS WELL AS BATTLESHIPS MAY CARRY COAST GUNS UNDER NEW DEFENSI SCHEME; PROPOSE TO BUILD TRACKS AND CONCRETE BASES AT STRATEGIC POINTS . = Canadian Paciics | 2 ~~) § Worlds Migatios | = Back East Excursions Ls’ eg St. Paul .....$ 60.00 Chicago ..... $ 72.50 Minneapolis .. 60.00 Toronto ..... 92.00 HH Winnipeg .... 60.00 Montreal .... 105.00 LY we tse ee me em mseen Boston ...... 110.00 New York ... 110.70 sy whet soos! et te Senunbas Haul the Olympian” and rr S Fer full Information, call er write PR. B PENN, General Agent Passeager Departmes TIM Seeond A eee Ces - -iine=sagmadhl NAVAL MILITIA _ SEEKS RECRUITS hundred — Senttle tlt the San penses and Call at Naval Does a smokeless, dustless, gasless trip through the Bitter Roots and Rockies appeal to you? Since the electrification of its Main Lina over the Great Continental Divide, patrons of the“MILWAUKEE” experience none of the disagreeable features incident to steam travel but are permitted full enjoyment of comforts and scenery without interruption from smoke, soot and cinders, It’s a clean way to travel and a good way to go. ® w Miltetm day or Boys! CITY TICKET OFFICE: SECOND AVE. AND CHERRY ST. zs PHONE: ELLIOTT 4812 e 'e' ‘i Chicago, Milwaukee & St aul Ry. Diego, see Los Ange of fun learn a few th retiring and ‘i been reduct Seattla division of the} Naval Militia offer | The Hlustration Shows How the New Coast Defense Plan Would Work, With Government-Owned Railroad Tracks Along the Coast Over : Wh ich High-Power Guns Would Be Transported to Fixed Concrete Bases not eligible | WASHINGTON, May 26—Ex., ermans, however, did not ; ———--—— ib treatment vided ng on the important problem of cars to ae b ,| | GERMANY KNOWS HOW TO STOP INCOME | | ‘ | TAX DODGING; FINES BREWER $3, 000,000 a __ NUXATED Taw SEE yw HIM A PRISON S plan being | | | 1 | PARIS, 3 repulsed v 26.—French troops|!TALIANS DRIVEN BACK worked out by the United States * “ os i lent German att@ck#) VIENNA, May 26—Austrian war experts. BY BASIL M. MANLY | importer who had already been [on the Meuse west bank and north- troops captured Italian positions at In the American plan the Noted American Investigator and € f Verdun in last night's fight- Chiesa miles northwest of Vi- government would bulld and Author of The Star's United of con was officially announced to- cenza a battle lasting three own Iroads along the many States Income Tax Expose ask wh c announced officially to, miles of coset et McAde also made gains © This would permit the mov ng of the heavy guns to any threatened Po nt s victory drives a wedge into ian front an? will compel joon to ap- In this paper ing counter attac by the \ek your doctor or |b me 8 e Fre 1 recaptured a trench los wing in the Adige valley aan j Boettcher for income tax is notorious pr in the battle near Thiau-|to retreat five miles. Co. et D Co. | «. eee a fraud in connection with his ONE MILLIONAIRE PUT mont farm, east of the Meuse. Corno di Campo Verde, a place and Switeee Pharmacy always carry European w it was You are Interested in a) taxes He has been fined 13. } BEHIND THE BARS FOR West of the Meuse, Germans con- southeast of Borgo, has been taken. shown power guns can be position paying from || 000,000 marks ($3,096,600) and TAX FRAUDS WOULD (tinued to rake the whole French — e PORN hc PPR ar | used as weapons $150 to $300 a month || Sentenced to imprisonment for | DO MORE TO INCREASE (front, espectally around Deadman's ITALIAN GENERAL RELIEVED Ie The Germans have moved thetr 18 months! | THE TAX RETURNS THAN |hill and Avocourt, with a most vio LONDON, May 26.—Gen. Eral US E STAR WAYT “TRADE-AT-HOME” DINNER | big guns to various places and fas and will epend G75 to In spite of the enormous A THOUSAND REVENUE | tent fire Pru commanding the Italian All Ballard turned out Thursday /tened them to concrete basen. qualif, 1 at once frauds tn counection with the AGENTS! However, in spite of this prepar- fore retreating before Austrian ADS | night to attend the “tradeat-bome”| Prior to the European war heary 663 Empire Bidg. Tnited States tncome tax, the | |ation, all German infantry attacks a has been relieved on half FOR RESULTS | =: and entertainment , used on land, were statior i conviction up to date is | Lunch at the Hollywood, 212/ were halted by a curtain of Frencn | pay, according to a Rome 4 hall ‘ PRincniansiicidliapeilinmeda is atid jt fan insignificant feather | Pike —Adv ' profect \to the Evening Star tod “ Big Bankrupt Selling Out Sale By the great Rergaia Givers, the see your dollar buy two pinree dollars’ worth of . gage oe Big Bank i: : Selling Out Sale | : ’ At 10 A. M. THE MERCANTILE SENSATION OF SEATTLE FIVE STOCKS MERGED INTO ONE (BOUGHT AT 35¢ TO 65c ON THE DOLLAR, AND THROWN OUT TO THE PEOPLE IN ONE OF THE GREATEST SALES ON THE PACIFIC COAST. BIG BANKRUPT SELLING OUT SALE BY THE INTERNATIONAL SALVAGE COMPANY At 716 First Ave. tiun:'sc I Sale Starts Saturday at 10 A.M. Read the prices, they only tell part of the story of the thousands of bargains to be had here. Come. STORE CLOSED THURSDAY AND FRIDAY to Rearrange and Re-mark Stock. Wait for th: Grand Opening i TOMORROW, SATURDAY, 10 A. M. Dry Goods maorsoed serra 377 ee Sale Opens Tomorrow cgay vreieneaa sat At 10 A.M. Look for the Place. 716 First Ave. Stock Removed From Panton’s Old Store, 1107-1111 Second Ave. Stenw , worth te econ ve ae 2." Stop and Consider What This Sale Means to You Right in the heart of the Spring season. You wil! have this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy de pendable merchandise at prices that you never dared hope of buying before, which is only made possible here by buying st-cks at 35¢ to 65c on the dollar. Come with the crowds. Thousands of people should be here. Think of buying well-known, ion-wide advertised brands of merchandise of this caliber at ridiculously low prices, such as L. System, Kirsch baum, Hirsh-Wickwire, Adier-Rochester, Sincerity Brand, Fidelity Brands of lothing; Arrow, Monarch, Green Hood, Manhattan, Bates-Street Shirts, Stetson, Kingsbury, Hardman, etc., Hats; Hamilton-Brown, W. L. Douglas, Packard, Zimmerman-Degen, Seiz, Buster Brown, ete., Shoes. HERE IT IS Merchandise from these stores and others, bought for from 35c to 65c on the dollar. The bankrupt La Vogue Department Store, Elma Shoes, Furnishings, Dry Goods, the Clothing, Furnishings and Hat Stock of J. Goodman, Chehalis, who retired from business, the shoe and best part of the clothing Stock of the Himelhoch Bros. bankrupt store of Seat- tle, and part of the assigned J. B. Robinson stock. Also other well known stocks of merchandise that is not necessary to go into details, that have been merged together, making possible the greatest ag- gregation of bargains ever gathered under one roof. Men’s Clothing—Values Without a Parallel le ET Sensational Bargains in Shoe Depaitment A TREMENDOUS 8" Ya Shoes, xold at and TO CHOOSE FR ally worth to #400, Children's Shoes, well Salvage 98 c 1.755 98c price ackard Shoes, sell lot Children’s Shoes, abies" Bon ES $2.49 cs cae an One lot of Men's Shoes $1.49 xen." $1.49 ayenr | Welt One tot s’ Shoes, 251.59 cn" o8e worth ¢é oes, worth on 98c 49c sate S149 $1.39 pebg thers 19 OE sed nsice, “aortk sz sew’ $2. 98 $ Children’s Sults, worth to fries sss. ee Suits, worth to worth to shee $7.89 ks of Men's and oh Sic tet’ Childrens Kees Pants, worth to Kee, tale price.. SOC $1.0, news... BOC yard Lining, m worth t© AO>, | Kk worth to 86.50, Salvage price $3.65 Boys’ Caps, 19c & ek cts and Over- mil to Ae ‘s Hats and Caps, ne 10c ig stock of tobacco, bought at 50c on the dollar, on sale Saturday, at 10 a. m $n oking Tobacco to 25c, &c—Cigarettes to 10c, 10¢ Plug Tobacco, 5e—Bull Durham Tobacco, 3 Fine stock of Shoes (mostly Buster Brown Brand), bought from the Webb Store of Port Townsend, who retired from the shoe businees and accepted 35¢ on the dollar for the stock, goes on sale Saturday, 10 ff am Manhation Shirts, worth Hoys’ Knee Canta, worth pe 39¢ % Fixtures from different ; Stop! Look! ‘Find the Right Store. »Make, No Mistake, Look for the, Name Before Entering Merchandise exchanged, stores for sale cheap. You ; can’t go wrong here. Open Saturday Night & Abus People's Store 716. FIRSTVAVE ge Bie eB Koen sre) fy Open Saturday flight f also money refunded. ‘