The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 5

| i i The Gem of Puget Sound ANNOUNCING INCREASED BOAT SERVICE The growth of Indianola Beach and the demand for the property has made increased transportation necessary. We have accordingly arranged with the Kitsap Transportation Company, operating the steamers Kitsap 2, Suquamish and Hyak on the Seattle-Port Madison-Poulsbo route, to carry In- dianola Beach residents and visitors via Suquam- ish and by ferry (ten-minute ride) to Indianola Beach. This service will commence with Sunday, June 18. Cash fare 25c; on commutation ticket 12%4c LARGE WATERFRONT TRACTS 250 FEET OR MORE DEEP $500—Only $10 Per Month Excellent Tracts, One to Six Blocks From the Waterfront, Are $40 to $160 On Terms as Low as $5 Cash and $2 Monthly Come with us Sunday and inspect the choicest homesite property and the finest bathing beach on all Puget Sound. Kitsap 2 leaves Pier 3, 9 A. M. and 2 P. You can return when you like, the Sunday schedule providing five boats to Seattle. TO BUILD A STORE M. L. Rodgers has purchased a tract close to the wharf and has let the contract for a combined residence and store building, to be erected imme- diately. The refreshment stand did a rushing busi- ness last Sunday and the volume is increasing daily. WATER—WO0DS— BATHING Fine, large trees—just lots of them, pure spring water in ample quantity for drinking and all household and sanitary purposes for a large popu- lation, and a bathing beach that is the delight of all who see it. Such advantages as these are what make Indianola Beach positively the most attractive summer homesite offering now on the market. You can live at Indianola Beach, enjoying the great outdoors, and still do your business in Se- attle, boat service, morning and evening, being ar- ranged for the purpose. BRING YOUR BATHING SUIT SUNDAY Large bath houses for men and women, with excellent dressing and checking facilities, are ready for you, without charge. The beach is hard, smooth sand, perfectly safe for women and chil- dren, a wonderful playground at low tide and a premier bathing place at half or high water. INDIANOLA BEACH} INDIANOLA BEACH LAND CO. 614 Green Bldg. Elliott 317 STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916. PAGE 5. CARRANZA NOTE DRY PARTY WILL ONLY FIVE LOST WILL GO TODAY DEMAND PLEDGE WITh THE BEAR WASHINGTON, June 16.—Th ST, PAUL, Minn. June 16 SAN FRANCISCO, June 16 Carranza reply ts Pledges of prohibit ts to vote] with 206 of the passengers and Devele t rday againat ar residential candidate regardir or party not ledged to the boll ft Bear accounted Lin: s to tion of the liquor traffic, rather |for by t un Franciseo and t mm an a \ hip company, ¢ the e ol t wa declared ¢ g probability tt 1 that five perished tn the unication ts the jof the coast liner on Blunt's reef United States’ final word in|, O8 July 18, a preliminary me 15 miles south of Bureka the matter of withdrawal of the ex! be held of the 5,000 rh f the five known te {ition into Mexico yot which seeks to | have beer The note is in no sense an 1 voters on the & | found. near matum it was said toda H athe Cape 3 of th declare plainly and w t Hfeboats upset, The dead are | of misunde t WILLIAM T. McLEAN, steerage! ernment # passenger | ‘") HERMAN ROSE, ship's butcher oe FERDINAND ROSSI second) cook | MISS AILEEN GREEN, Portland.) of Americ nside M 0, : ending. 9 aigy Bch any yg Re RRB One unidentified woma body el dan oratories! contest|, > ™ “Ia \ oe ‘ ase . aha prelimina to the conven. |" a oe Sees Ene Toled Hair Goods Reductions | *\,," ‘3 ' er le ashore threw ropes and elped them land, but the five whe Extended , ‘ shed were unable to keep thei heads above water, even with the of the life belts. | Th floated Is | GRAVES IS BACK : American cloth bodies ashore as quickly wam tn One of the almost as the survivor ing manufacturers have solved the dye shortage prob upsets was sald te 1 by a passenge lew and are making as good as those forme: at } ew York and E altimo! way e the m When ed he tran for styles, he ss t.jthe passenger biiged to bur sed those cities selecting new stock. |(bemselves in the sand for warmt taken to the told herc thrilling WILL INQUIRE INTO i 5 VERDUN DEFENSES ° PARIS many nterrogate t man sa | government on the defense prepara-|it high j tions made by France prior to the/stru in the surf attack on Verdu T Hear in still bard and fast on} the reef today, and it is feared in| HARVE Ll }& total loss. | Y OSES OSE Riding easily tn a light sea, the | Bear remained on the rocks tod The evidence the case of r George Harvey against the Booth Fisheries Co, the San Juan Fish ing and Packing Co., the Interna i" tional Fisheries Co. and the New Fish Co, was not suffi according to the federal hursday and the case was 1. Harvey Capt. ¢ Supporters For Double a close ins day and a ea _{ THEATRES | OAK FACTORY HAIR “stone NOBODY HOME HERE A man who hada fifth-foor room | the Withard hotel, fronting on tation on the new bill at the Oak} evidently thought it was|Thursday, and proved to laughing in | Union at fot the Fourth of July. ) HOME or MINE "phone Biliott He was lighting firecrackers ‘ é |Thursday night, end throwing j them out the window | IF YOU BUY YOUR FISHING TACKLE Awd get the right Information from ua, you can get the big fish, SRE OUR DISPLAY OF PRIZE-WINNING BLACK BASS TODAY AND TOMORROW We are practicn! fishermen as well as deniers, and we you RELIARLE INFORMATION, secure your license and bel made your trip = suc: We eo enrry = full line of SPORTING GOODS, TOOLS AND HARDWARE $1.50 Split Willow Basket "$1.15 250 Boyle's Trolling Spoons 17c $1.25 Clark's Expansive Bite 5c S150 Hatt Casting os 98c 94.50 Lakewood Lawn Mowers yO Bas BURR | She is billed as “300 pounds of fun” at the Oak this week Split Ramboo Fly Rods 98c 3he Darkam Duplex Safety Rasor 10c $1.25 Folding audiences that she 00 Landing Net # that she is of fun One of the songs Why Am I So Fat ac] Joudall fouthwick Ertabiianed 1878 Interesting Items in the BOYS’ SECTION warm d 4 ary ays Vv i IR the plete line Boys’ Straw Hats, $1.00, "$1. 50 and $2.00. Boys’ Sport Blouses, 50c and $1.00. Boys’ Sport Shirts, 65c and $1.00. Boys’ Khaki Pants and Knickers, 65c, 75¢, 85c and $1.00. Boys’ White Duck Knickers and Pants, 75¢ and 95c. Boys’ Beach Pants and Knickerbockers, 50c and 65c. Boys’ Wash Hats, 50c. Fe Boys’ Wash Suits, 95c, $1.15, $1.65, $1.95, $2.65 and $2.95. Boys’ Wesh Four-in-Hands, 25c. i Boys’ Corduroy and Serge Pants, $1.50 pair. 3 Boys’ Wool Norfolk Suits with two pairs of trousers, ages 6 to 18 years, $5.00 to $10.00. Third Floor, imme Wash Wriae he ‘he Little F olks 4 t makers the wn-up fr children. 1are ck me w many t lars and cuffs The color range includes: of 2 to 6 Years . ther cks These prices are $1.00 $1.25 Lm: $2.50 Ostrich ehlldrerns by people who to note the “difference” in the models of ict unlike V ecems to be smaller sizes,” these study nd most varied—and , in The Jresses and the ever- 1 models, with round, and pat kets of whit Hand-smocked and pleated Dresses, ae light or medium blue, green, brown, tan, rich plaid 3 crepes in Dresden rings 4 unusually low for such attractive Dresses: a 95 Been $7.50 —Infants’ Section—Third Floor, 4 Have > You xsnaadl _ ees. b 1. — -ABLY Color assortment includes: wht Black and White Light Nav White Natural and White Belgian and Blac Gray and White Black White and Black og py Whit id Rose and —First Floor. a ati new vest pocket 4 g, made « Autographic Kodak * Special is the most compact t Kodak made rhis new model is covered with gen- gm ine moroc leather and 1 is equipped w Kodak 7% , Anastigmat lens, {7.7, and “3m Kodak ball bearing shut- * f& ter. +. Mice \ $10.00 , Vest Pocket Autographic Kodak, Meniscus lens, for $6.00. Kodak Shop—First Floor, THe All Silk Casting a “1 Want Be 4 i Si Another act th Cool Summer Children’s Stockings c 33c ed" The I bs = . — MONETTE HARDWARE C0 oraegacoutsenete ” Underwear for Women 25c rth sing harmoniously | = = - : i play the piano. | CK o } yop ion Suits * y ris . | The Fishing Tackle Store s Steer and’ Baalth. ate Italian dia. | f lie | ilk topped Union § GOOD ass ent, including Onyx, ion tol lect The Rubinoffs sing | are fin with either plain or t Everwear and Boy Scout. In white 517 SECOND AVE.—OPPOSITE SMITH BLDG. ed tops; the body is made of an excel ari : ox i with Helen Ware,! CO uality of ¢ lack or tan. Pair 25¢. | They are to be had in no sleeve or short Children’s Socks 25c i a ceve models; all with knee length pant This ass nt includes fancy colored L VANCE M’CORMICK Prices range according to quality, from tops in varied de Very desirable for SURPRISED AT NEWS, 50¢ "1-50: groans Wikis aie - mn ‘ Women's White Silk Lisle Stockings, in ees s HARRISBURG, Pa. June it Boys’ Union Suits Boe a full range of sizes. 25¢@ and 50¢ pair. P |COOLEST PLACE. The Unite a Pre ast night found ; MI f open ie h porous-knit cloth Women’s White Silk gi tainen, ee une eCormich ges t Choice white or ecru ing such brands as “Ivy Onyx,” “Truso’ 4 IN TOWN ld and wet rat In sleeveless or short sleeve models. 50@. and “McCallum.” $1.00 and $1.50. j sitet First Floor —First Floor, * ' prised when re | M4 I do not know that I can say Hy F } “ I have| Long or Short, White, Black or Colors ‘ to At 95¢, $1.00 and At $1.50 and 2.00— At 50¢, 65¢ and T5¢@ | 1.50—16-button (elbow 20-butt silk Gloves, reach Ss slove: y Silk Gloves, in ie FALLS OVER CLIFF | eneth) Gloves with double in inches above the ee ‘ oe | finger tig bow er eae ¢ Floor, While trying pse o * alg eg Mant ROSE SHON OPEN OH. DEAH ME! COP |; BULL BROS 0 10th ave, W ell 30 feet ove tei allie Dogo HAS WRIST WATCH ust Pri 17 nters 5 SPECIAL park, She was badly bruised, but| ee ec chathcat 1013 “THIRD MAIN 1043 J no bone Ne re bro en Park Pa ps, the “ri WATERTOWN, 8S. D., June 16 , rolman avis heard the ther nearby cities, While most of Watertown's police TRI ee SYMPHONY PRICES fh ov waning tha" went 3 inerrant ee aan cary a's MEN, 1 KNOW THAT | — URED Charles A. Reynolds, president of | duties on his beat | SAPPORO, Japan, J 16,— hibit, which opened at noon, and AR nit tne Ran tune 16 | iit continue until saturday even INDORSE DEMOCRATS or, was seriously injured in the ag: 4 fohei laa anni hee Nig wares -rize winners will be announced nts ey he W flight Saturday nist akive. Hahty laal ditehe ananmeel i 8:1 ‘ mith is Making an exhibition : ft dg “ “4 1 ty Se ay cs a Onan a Wa man Bi le flight when his eng topped| 1N 1950 New York city will have| York, a democrat, for governor of DONAWAX. while 500 feet aloft machine | 19,000,000 people and the United;New York. Hat Fish, § “Liberty Building fell and was smast to bits.| States 00,000,000, 75 per cent of|was indorsed for Meutenant gov-| ©" nina. 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