The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 8

If I did not KNOW that I can save you money | would be foolish to spend good cash to talk to you. CARL SCHERMER. Glance at the Suit prices to the left. They are by all means better values than you can get elsewhere. It : will cost you nothing i" to prove it beyond question, for | guar- Cc antee every Suit, and J) hecoms my guarantee is 100 There are tw from all over th to « ry, $11.80 For Suits that are $15 elsewhere Good Work Pants yrint the t $1.50 and $2.00 me advine the past the public has proved # valuanie assistant tn finding | per cent good. sot de ase Mithicult 5 roblems. TT toel quite safe in banking upon you now , Following is the letter whichy Following Is the letter from his came yesterday from the young | fiancee | Saveon f= : Dear Misa Grey: IT am a younglto a n For “rey that are of 21 and wish to ask you for| always tho soccer | Straw Hats | 1 ain engaged to a young See my $3.20 Panamas— ur advic A ave years ago, while I put them alongside the nile my nar om usual $5.00 kind. My $5 ie nihee ek tap Work Pants Panama holds its own with Fi nee $2.50 and $3.00 the ordinary $7.50 ones, ae Tee am innocent t for Light, cool Bangkoks $3.00 ff)...’ Cool Underwear B. V. D. Union Suits. . 85¢ by @ young man to the g who has a secret he ca | grandmothers would ha | woman says “No farther.” What 1 wil Balbriggan garments. ..50c Cooper’s light-weight Union | the Celebrated Suits, white and ecru.$1.00 ff) GIRL ACTRESS IS BERGMAN White Sox, 2 pairs....25c 9) FOND OF SEATTLE a White Fibex Silk Sox. .25¢ J & Summer Shoes White Oxfords .....$1.50 Gray Canvas Shoes. . $1.50 Weinbrenner’s Scout Shoes SOS $2.50 Crossett Shoes, a leathers, eae . $4.30 Shiga tenures we WHEN YOU BUY FROM Citi SCHERME YOU SAVE CAN YOU HELP CYNTHIA GREY OUT WITH THIS? BY CYNTHIA GREY have come #0 danger ne (1) Ie there any secret 60 deep that It cannot be confided clally if it will be the means of losing her? (1) Should a girl place all of her faith and trust in a man Trust a man as far as you can see him; no i STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916. PAGE 8. bh day my mal! brings stor Now | have a two-| very story rom all r turned up in the mati tht wn not far from | | the other fn small, | Portion of Waterfront at Park Entrance vmethe were about to} ar apart wo stories that make that they ©, and ask the read |man till 1 met a colle h gtrl of CHICO VILLA TRACT aa fa : “| A Remarkable Property at Remarkably Low Prices nd {t might be a long ¢ ° reasons, which I state here, | ture UE aS Pepsico paid CHOICE SUMMER HOMESITES, OFFERED FOR Hats, your choice. . . $2.00 5 ; ae shall I ereak the 9 Soft Sill Hats.95¢ to $1.20 fics Nits Seetbnd areal? hata és Sameer Cape s-s-----. Pe St he ae {het for amr $40 UP, ON EASIEST TERMS four advice will be apprectated| vice which you may give sé sows 45c, 65c and $1.00 @ py wANKIOUS” Te PERPLEXED. ’ | | Two questions resolve themselves {n my mind as being vitally im portant irl he loves and Intends to marry, espe- FREE EXCURSION SUNDAY We want as many Seattle and Bremerton people as possible to see this splendid prop- erty right at the start. YOU are welcome. Lunch served on the ground, or you may | bring your own. Come prepared to enjoy the bathing. Tickets free at our office, 623 Green Building. Steamer F. G. Reeves leaves Pier 3, foot of Madison Street, at 9:30. a 300. Transportation will be furnished our Bremerton friends by S. S. Reeve r S. S. Wareengien, Get your tickets today. BETTER HURRY. Undoubtedly our great- But the modern nnot explain? ve answered “Yes.” ! *!| Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair When you wash your hair, be careful what you use, Most soaps pus, an ft drie es the hair brittle best thing to use In just mulsified cocoanut oll, for this {s pure and entirely It's very Free Water Fine View Free Light Free Wood Free Boats Fine Swimming Fine Trees on will last the whole fam months 1 Fine Roads Simply Community motsten the halr with ‘ water and rub it in, about a tes Park Fine Water ~ [spoonful is all that ts required. It} ‘ . “j|'wkes an abundance of rich, | Bathing Fine Soil ‘ eamy lather, cleanses thorough-| : 1 and rinses easily Beach A Fine tries quickly . fresh | ing, i\ wavy and easy to handle. Hesides It loosens and takes out every par |} ticle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Advertisement ht, flufty And Bath Houses Oppor- The Location Chico Villa Tracts are located on Puget Sound’s famous “Salt Water Lake,” Port Washington Harbor, sixteen miles west of Seattle. J y | attacked & small detachment of the 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER | Laredo Thursday, killing three and The Ride One is reminded of the fjords of Norway in the boat ride to Chico. The channels are narrow and the shore- lines dotted with summer homes and fruit ranches. | The most charming trip on the Sound. Ruth Fleischer vate Minaden, Private Charles P. ‘lowers and Private Edward Ka tanch, all of Troop M. Gen. Alfredo Ricaut, commander | ™4 Li ittle Ruth Fleischer, looking ex y charming in her makenp,| the rter in a deco ‘essing room at ANTONIO, Tex., June 16.—| n forces on the borderwand |at Matamoras, notified the Ameri-|Or m last night, | | . Carranzistas somewhere |cans that the Carranzistas would you know, is Lena Kraus-| The View of San Ygnacio are expected ack them if they crossed the bor-| mier, of the cabbage patch kid » 0. K's Our M | Clash today, if the Americans at-| der. dies, in “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Ae at | None better. The Olympics are behind you, the Cascades in front, Mt. Rainier to the right. The vil- lages of Chico, Silverdale, Fairview and Tracyton nestle on the shores south, north and east, lending in- describable charm ‘to the outlook. to pursue farther the retreat-! The American leaders have full) Pate! d of Louis De La Rosa, who authority to pursue any “hot trai! Th i heh 322 Pike St. Lfledged actress at the act > has its compensations. me but it Ruth adm th if t 3612 thinks there's no Ee r RYE’S m0 the ~ Quality Markets SATURDAY SPECIALS:| 29c. 20c The Swimming The best yet. The waters of the landlocked bay retain their temperature after a hot day. Persons un- able to stand the shock of the Sound proper, find Chico waters just right. Wild Rose Creamery Butter, fresh churned Fresh-Dressed Hens..... Say Keep cae Slee beaten... LOC Bathing Facilities m reporter an illustration of what she A could do | ath houses for men and women are ready. loat- Choice Shoulder Bath h fi id dy. A float And, as Huck Finn or Tom Saw | dstls bbe ll boat dl h d for divi ta 4er ghia aka us| Peels MORNE, 12 C| ing dock for sma s and launches and for diving Presently a bell rang} Choice Bias ted 1 1 —— built. Contracts let for ten boats for free use I want you to know that | If you can’t keep cool 3 nd actresses ru hed oni Yea een eeseees c of residents. T have the classiest line of | these warm days, it’s up cer Paes eave! Choos Spare 4 straw hats in town, to you. Come and pick ~ “O} Gre’ goon the bell.” whe! RiDS.+++es+eeeeeweeeee 9c) Light and Water Free No fancy prices, but} out the summer shirts, raid, “It's nearly time for me to| Choice Veal 15 | A large stream of pure water flows through the some values at underwear, hosiery and go on’ And away she scampered| Chops.....++++ +++ c property. Dam has been constructed, pipes are being $2 d $3 poord fi which will ae val 12c laid. An electric plant is being installed and residents a oongs 2 0/ OAS... seee all ® H END U” ROSE hessiat | Choice Club will enjoy free water and light for two years. Sport Shirts Bove cover Hieber ciokies 10c iver! one one Genuine Panamas, in the ersity wit «| Sugar Cured Bacon 1 6 newest shapes, at $3.50 | In plain and fancy colors flying, and| Backs....+.++++++.. _ tt and $5.00. at $1.00 and $1.50 < vont civen over to| Choice Steer BEN GRAY M # oy da until a ll hour| Shoulder Steak..... we Me fy wmiried Chere to (614 cans Wild Pieaa, eieak ape HONE MAE nic tiaceet p of the Univer Fresh Oregon sig bate Ranch Eggs... at 2 FOLLOWING OLYMPIC MAT 11K Pike Se, AN MARKET bird Ave. HRN MARKET Ay You'll Smile, Too | If you come here for your meals. Prices are right, and the best cup of coffee in Seattle—positively AMI w GEE! Sbur this Rainier Bakery and : Restaurant COFFEE JAS, R. BOLDT, Prop is good Second Near Madison & eula lon , : *. to Rustic Bridge and Park Scene HAINE Park and Fountain The bath houses shown in the picture are located in the community park which also boasts a concrete water fountain and a rustic bridge. The flag pole will be raised Sunday. Come and give a hand in hoisting Old Glory skyward. Other Advantages The entire tract slopes like the floor of a theatre, affording unobstructible view everywhere. Some large and many thousands of smaller firs and cedars provide shade. Madronas in plenty add attractiveness to the whole. The tract is a veritable rhododendron field and wild flowers abound. Sizes of Tracts The smallest Chico Villa Tracts are 50x105. Most of them are 50x120. None are farther than 950 feet from the beach. Waterfront tracts range from fractions to 40x299. Larger tracts four blocks hack from the beach range from one-half to two an“ a half acres. Prices are lower per square foot than owners of ad- joining property are asking for unplatted parcels. Two tracts reserved for hotel and store. Title Insurance The property is clear of all incumbrances and title insurance is given free with every tract. Accessibility Steamers Washington and F. G. Reeve make two round trips daily between Chico and Seattle. Fare 25¢ or 19¢ on commutation ticket. The Kitsap County highway from Bremerton runs through the property. Boat service for Bremerton business men and workers morning and evening—fare about 6c on tickets. —623— GREEN BUILDING Elliott 553 BS we