The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 2 1916. PAGE 9, A Munsing Union Suit OU CANT BEAT MY PRICES O.K.ONBRYAN BACK TO ak | ~ at 308 | RlaSer- Paterson Co HROUGH our aystem of oper FECOND AT UNIVERSI ating, We are constantly Ina position to show new atyles In beautiful new ailk Waiste at this Famous Editor and Political Sage Writes to Seattle Former Society Girl Tries City Life Again, But Gives For Women 65c | M J yp peor . —— = stray ales sou Ye - iaci AN IMPORTANT EVEN ught a lot of goods before prices B°ALLS HIM FAITHFUL)LIVES JN MOUNTAINS We have just unpacked 9 D Nupbowvtliecit sings went up, and I'm selling at the same old Jf) 1. W. Brean. who ts one of the another" big “amipment 125 Women tS} New Coats ks. ronitiien (ot figures. Compare Schermer quality and QR von:rons trom the Souttie wieivice if ie ee tae aad at Tee eoeived a letter regard:| Choice $15.00 prices with anything you see — then §\'\\\": | | New Silk Waists ing his candidacy from Charles Md-| mp Low eae Pb sete. come here and save money. |ward Russell, of Washington, D. C.,| stripes, In tub slike cuff or loone knee with shell noted editor, author and lecturer. | Siaen 26 to 40—and plent VALUI $19.7 £O $30.00 f CARL SCHERMER. {am deeply interested to learn ef every alxe, Bpecial values pea: be that you are to contest the primar-| - hind Floor GREAT special purchase Sizes 4, 5 and 6......65¢ i fos, and that therefore there ts aj Larger i . whe - I Beat Th chance that you may return and be] that came to us at this First Floor once more a Her of the common} opportu t 125 Coats - 1 Se Oe.) les” tongs pact Moumsing Uni 4 os _ ractive ashionable models | “I wish that you and 1 were = : , mmsing mion members of the same party, so that the loos F I — - 80 on Shoes Pica wevtread Spee he het Mumsimg Umiom| |‘ tore faring models, the 3 = - . “rw y io hope = _ — d models, « ie season, f For Suite that are 815 | Weinbrenner’s Scout Shoes, yee Tin de pF alm el peg i} ° ig te \\a ACY Suits for Childrem oe Berend “ the course of your campaten, if Suiits $1 00 each in many variations of style b= —_ — solid oak soles, you make one, somebody will tell| « ® | ¢ 50 for the truth about your record and OTH k 2 Made of excellent duvetynes pew Hh a [(+} ee seveseece a jnervices here { nitted and woven poplins, gabardines, coverts and Z Weinbrenner’s Scout Shoes, | All your constituents are enti =f fabricn in the famou mixtures in checks and stripes. SUIT that is a splendid 4 : tled to know that, whether they funsing” Underwear, The "4 A “ Good belting soles, vote fer yeu.er tot o right welghts and qualities Every coat is well tailored, an value. Shown now for boys ys: Pants BO CEG 4 * “Any one who undertakes to tell for summer Wear example of careful work “ sinks, Gises 8 to 48. — 1.50 ‘and $2.00 . ia [the plain, unvarnished truth about in enined Some are untited, others yoke ~—Pure white cotton, ; Weinbrenner’s ~ aw tan ff [you in congress will be compelled, | in Hehe creas Nort lined, some half Mned and others serviceable quality. ie Ino matter what party ho belongs and long full lined Never sold for less than 666 Shoes, enon lone” the Sob gpl pte | BB a onde "i The values are most exception Our price now is... | VAbeolten esl |vanced, hard-working, faithful and| S etrie) aretin barre al. Coats that if bought regularly 1 soles | amet ‘vl members of congress we} 4 by id be sold for $19.75, $22.7 6 25.00, $27.60 and $30.00. Crossett Scena inl » had in our time al “Roy’Scout” Stocki at yecs, Fi » always knew where to find| On sale Saturday—125 of them, Boy‘Scout” § tockings | athers, $4 30 |¥ou on any question of progress. | Minnie €. Finnegan | Bate flr pies Wear (ika sovarea at ..eeee esses be | schoo! of political enant but it ia| SAN FRANCISCO, June 2. The | Fraser-Paterson Co., Third Floor 25¢ Dayton Work Shoes, water- ff) /stmple truth to say that we miss |Slerra hermitess is again “hermit roof, tan chrome leather, [j}?°, tremendously ling” Shirts $1. 10 ror sehpehens, of OL ; P * All men miss you who have at) 6 eth ee b SPECI 2 splendid and well known a double sole heart the progreas of the nation to|_, Oe? more has the woman whom 88 i) PECIAL FOR SATURDAY Stockings. A good medium a broader democracy and er |Prince Henry of Prussia comp! Fine Dress democracy and a happier |Prince H ff Prunst it rib, with relntorced heels and and to-heel .......1 Condition, all men who Would like |Mented as being “America’s most} an “ie hae to see the menacing power of (strikingly interesting American REMARKABLE value pe Work Pants Canvas Shoes for "Men, Wealth curbed and the plain people |Ki'l” retired to her mountain soll A: REMARKABLE vaio ome WOOL | UIE Unexfelied for hard wear. $2.50 and $3.00 white and gray, $1 50 get a fairer chance. tude. oes shirt that a good ra — Sizes 6 to 11. 25¢ “I thought ft my duty to say| Minnie E. Finnegan, former New| eas Ge the ie ern of caren t ance Tey tay to sar] ania Mnnenan former New lll | Mato oy‘tne maker’ of ie e Chime at 59c Yard ] Headquarters for W. L. that anybody else who had equal |#hiping at Nature's abrine in her — tates W Fibe je tunity to observe your ¢ erllonely cottage a Sierra peak ey ,ere 1 | Douglas and Howard & Blit"Smarene wi my them. amd, be npr Honan, Cain ST garni aan Aw PCIAL lot of four hundred yards, All-wool omen's Fiber ‘i Soster Shoes in all leathers. ing the truth, they ought to be| Last January she came out into} Breet Shirt Crepe de Chine, 44 inches w A special pur- ° : alc’ the world with a bad case of “moun A spl assortment : . “syigea sa Si ills Hose 50c Pr. é — oe tae aN |tain nerves.” shown now c chase just received For Suits that ere She plunged into social life, and banal ay LARGE new shi She plunge 0 ROK *, an r " a 3B pment, t, just $22.50 elsewhere Save on PR cea Bary bo optne | A Shirt that wilt fie —Duck blue, navy blue, Copenhagen, Havana brown, |} AL ES ING | f olult Hh, wear Well and give B i seeived. Black, white a Straw Hats oo onttnd She announced then that, after| tho ou aa lintactt on {Our silver gray, Pacific gold) tan, delft, marine, African a pins range ot the colo all, the world was kind, and good,| cada brown wanted. jand with a “male tea god” in a —A cially fine quality of ‘ x See my $3.20 Panamas— RE 9 Fomvege lfashionable cafe, might prove as Men’s Night Shirts Priced usually $1.00 and $1.25. Special Saturday, fiver M4 eng ee leadquarters t them alongside the CHICAGO, June 2—The repud-|interesting an a drink of cold spring WORE ses siee ; ‘ 4 double heel & Union Label ' r $5.00 ki rj Hean, democratic, progressive and | water in mountain soljtude Special 85c Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor, tear lie tat Come ner ae be | usual kind. prohibition parties are ready to| Now she has reversad her recent W LL made, in roomy —A quality we recommend. + oe Goods My $4.80 Panama holds |Did for the support of the woman's lopinior sizes, of Fruit -of-the A pair RAE Seo 50¢ | its own with the ordinary 8/8‘! '0e 1?!) prowidential race, | So again she Is wandering the) Loom Muslin and an extra Gi 1s" ¢ ( Women’ 1S _Middy First Floor, aa | $6.00 ones. | ‘The woman's party conveation.| During the gold rush to Nevada wetght twill am ons iS S An Excellent “Lucille” : ; beginning June 6, will be ad-i Mise Finnegan rubbed elbows with All sizes up to 19. aes n Excellent “Lucille + |dressed by speakers from each of ucempl © ye $ wits, eC. pai Light, co cool $3 00 |these four parties [the pronpectors, and waa one of the Special values at... Se Special vie 50 P jal Coes for Sa i Bankoks....... 1 | . y irst er. a! ern ttttegS Tesotation will be to- fold at Rawhide Nev. She made a} SPECIAL Saturday offer 92. KI} e — pee a Plain and Sennett Straw committee of each. 2 ts Ss ing of girls’ black silk ‘orset, correct in style, x | Hats Hite, your In ber mountain habitat she tr yy po Pye | Pe oy Gaehee’ ehaesh end’ talkbe HESE attractive styles, de- splendid in quality of mater esectdes e COP MUST PAY $100 , st house—that of me apy eon ia Coats, that were formerly . sirable i porch,’ Outins | “stenoe will tind thle Emenie Ki “rancher and bis fam- 3 ° rice $9.00 to $15.00 each. and general home wear, are . Pay Silk Hats. . .95¢-$1.20 iy—ts halt a mile distant Sweater Coat Section, tnd | ™ noteWerthy values at the price, | “or, *atistactory. Summer Caps Policeman W, C, Hubbard must e |]] ttoor. "New. all” Wool Jersey Ragerdgieeged te” | Logis They're 00 well mete of | ince tacinnt tae tat : oeeeeceees f 4 lot, But not all sizes in any | — > lace trimmed, long skirt, pay $100 to Charles Allraom, a | Sports Suit Coats. Splendid gar- white Jean cloth that they will be a. a .48c, 65c and $1.00 Butcher, whom he beat up at ‘EXPLAIN LEASES ON | ments, and practical for country, | one particular style or color. give g00d services. pore te bust be Six « li North 39th st, on last Decem camping, outing and pastime | — mack, checks, Copenhagen, | _1n gmart style with Norfolk Jee, Ose Supporters. : | 20, according to a verdict of a i | ALASKA COAL LAND |) << 7 —Sizes 20 to 28, Corset, eu I save you money on . Tharesay —4n Copenhagen, rone, gold ana | "&*Y blue and mixtures, pleats, front and back—sallor No. 220 . $2.00" ‘ +) | Underwear and all Furnish. i for $1,000 " freen To close them out on Satur | collar, white lacing, two pockets LW OtL Tae” Gerbeee ae . ee ee |the copper called hi WASHINGTON, June 2—Public Most excellent Coats for | day, choice A es ent 8 ress sold only here in Seattle, i we? \ ings, too. K and banged his head and « «| announ ent of regulations und . $6.50 and 87 , r Specially priced —First Floor. * “Al Againat the walls of « building and| Which 33,370 acres of coal lands in ~=Becond Fi jecond ‘ against a tree while arresting him.|the Bering «ea field and 13,920 ‘ id acres of coal lands in the Matanus ‘ WHEN YOU BUY FROM ka field may be leased for com-|~ a oR PPLE = ae Ee % M : | Washington YOU SAVE 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER | FIND MISSING IDOL WASHINGTON, June 2.—Dr. Sun | Yat Sen's missing jade idol, for re- turn of which $1¢ in advertisements in 50 American - new ape has been found, Its |recovery, according to McAllister Crowley, secretary to Henry ©. Stu art, who conducted the search, will, ERRIBLE GOINGS-ON | ross cv mame (Rs ete ace IN SEATTLE CHOIRS; 8 Hearst ore ) ALL SWAPPING soBsF RYE S GIVE BENEFIT PARTY. ore as Catala Aran |incher’aeatie'**haate Quality Markets. w2:eus, “ire: see organist at the First Methoddst| Professor Donley their hymn} ‘ Civic Club vd ‘i church, who offended the deacons | books, and walking out with nos-|SATURDAY SPECIALS: ars oto ithe LoD Fr rene recently by playing in a moving |trils dilated. | he tet bs A ng piéture show and was abruptly dis-| Professor Bewell, the music com-| Wild Rose Creamery oor ag igi lee te a Sy charged for his “shocking con-| mittee thought, had his eye on a2-| Butter, fresh churned micas iiket aes duct,” will appear in Dr. M. A.|other job, namely, the position of , served, followed by dancing 11a, ihe, Sageesnaet ot ime See AROUND THE TOWN WITH MAXWELL “ht the Public Market | eto do ‘So later than June | ) was offered Matthews’ church to tickle the/organist and choir director in the| Fresh Oregon ss saeco can ia a as fvoriés of its big pipe organ, Boylston Avenue Unitarian church.| Ranch Eggs........ C His arrival will be the signal for| The musio committee thereupon, REAL PAINLESS half & doen or more of Dr.|as told in The Star Thursday,| Fresh-Dressed Milk- 23 Matthews’ choir to give expression | placed the skids under him. fed Hens...... Cc to their incensed feelings ower the} A loud roar of dissension was : D E NTIS T femoval of Professor Arthnr H.|heard In the church, particularly Ftesh-Dressed Milk- * 32 | amongst the choir and the board\fed Broilers...... Cc AMUSEMENT S/% elders, who contended th?) Choice Shoulder 11 cocaine c musi¢ committee had “exceeded ita authority Veal Roast........ MOORE 82k ERT me doe s the artistic tempera io Gn 9c | As a result of these revolution st eeseeeerees The Passing Show of 1915 |on, Ferdinand Duskioy™ organist | Cree, ....., LOC gene and chorister at the First Meth- , odist church, has vamoosed over to| Choice Shoulder In order to introduce our new the First Church of Christ Sci-| Dork Roast f of (whalebone) plate, which ts the, entist with his muale roll and will : lightest and strongest plate known, nem, Sale. ‘ead there west Sunday. Ss ae Choice Steer 15c does not cover the roof of the Minus a leader, the First Meth- . mouth; you can bite corn off the 00. nee S00 to $2.00, odist church wants to kidnap Shoulder, Steak... cob; guaran 5 yoats. Montgomery Lynch and Mra,| Choice Steer 12 | Lynch from the Green Lake Meth-|Pot Roast.... . Cc Gold crown .....seeeeeeee $3.00) Second at spring || Odist church as.,,| Choice Veal $15 set of teeth (whalebone) 88.00 against such a move, and the deal| Sugar Cured Bacon | Bridge work, per tooth, gold & probably will fall down Backs.. C | white crowns $3.00 Mrs, Howard Wolfe, retiring or-| | Jganist at the Unitarian church, 1s|4 cans Wild 925 ace aati getting ready to hie to ifornia, | Rose Milk........+.+ Cc) | Silver filling | She will be the honor guest at a) Full Cream Platina fillings . dance and reception in the church New Cheese ‘ 18c! | Saturday night | a. AT THE rotLowinea MinkeTs: its OLYMPIC MARKET ‘MUSIC RECITAL HELD tin "Pike me AMERICAN MARKDT aeopinioe 505 Third Ave. A recital was given Wednesday WESTERN MARKET miiehe at the Corniah School of Mu-| 1100 Western Ave. few of the more advanced | OSTLAKH MARKIOT nt patronage 19) r early curtom- till giving mood Rehecon™ ; ailake and Pine fave tested our work When comin sew SEW PANTACES °. al pie ‘Abr Baar mate TS oar ntk “Wt lag vatied and. excellent program Bee pr yor | eht piace. Bring this ad with you wrasse ®| was rendered BALLARD MARKET | VA 1 - 5443 Ballard Ave. OHI Cut - Rat This is the third of a ) tile house, who spends his spare Mr. Maxwell is atypical busy | uation that could be incorporat- Musical Offering. time doing cartoons. business man, but in spite of “ , P | ed into these cartoons, which he ; SULLY RAMILY PB cxneact eb, til Pg tapidpea P {Shops Open Until 9 P. M. Dentists | °f pictures drawn for The Star Mr, Maxwell has taken famil- his close application to work, | °@!" amg i tn Soe Sedormiation Barca” Oe eed in ¥. W. CA, Tharednd | 207 UNIVERSITY #7. by Ford Maxwell, advertising lar districts of the city, and re- always finds time to see and | draws as recreation after a hard OTHER BIG FEATURES Moun Fagan a dimes et if i I ced them vi ithfull ery humorous sit: day's toll at his desk. 2Oe and 20 night. nee oe ye Ll Qpgesite Vraser-Fatersen On, manager for a Seattie mercan: produced them very faithfully, appreciate every