The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 5

| Immediate Danger of WOODHOUSE. GRUNBAUM t URNIMURELCOCING ar r WE'LL Ldvendadel ivi W Ove By Robert J. Bender UR credit service has been est hed for your con venience. To assist you to furnish your home along YGTO 1 ”) your own iual ideas, Our terms are easier and ng nediat our prices are lower than will be found anywhere. No t elwee t nited extra charges; no interest t M een ‘ ' JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY A y § 50.00 Worth of Homefurniahings ...$ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week ‘ A 75.00 Worth of Homefurnishings ... 3.00 Down, 1.25 Per Week pr ¢ ii naa, S 100.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 5.00 Down, 1.50 Per Week é ‘a: 150.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 7.50 Down, 2.00 Per Week \ the “eravest 200.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 10.00 Down, 2.50 Per Week 300.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 15.00 Down, 4,00 Per Week ' mod t , ! wit We al fight, and oe * \ ' t style Ruff six-foot Exte a own 4 ‘ “hairs. Th e suite of St R A fumed or waxed finish. S$ i complete . Not Withdraw $1.00 DOWN, $1.00 PER WEEK. ere > tion that the re “Seeade e. na °E Bed-room Suite, consisting of a full-size Stee » Bed in the white or Vernis a ard wood 4 Dresser in the dull golden finis st plate mirror; a Chiffonier to match r Rocking Chair Special price for the suite “ ___ $1.00 DOWN, $1.00 PER WEEK. t gprs Mgr mgm: Fi yb t c ne hia fu ture . 4 perhaps shar quest h critics and political | | | | GREET MOOSE LEADER» a WITH FLOWERS AT THE | s:s:035 | B= DEMOCRATIC RALLY 222928 war departments to neul R nad bee inderstood at th to President E. C. Snyder, former state | Henedict Arnold, and the night chairman of the progressive (the garden when Judas kissed the party, was showered with Master” roses at tropolitan the Other speakers were Ju * wired the atre, le democrats |S. Wood, of Portland i “ehave’ consea | gathered W. day ht to man John B. Fogarty | reg rejoice in the nomination of and others | Woodrow Wilson and Thomas | R. Marshall, when he declared SIX STILL unees PAY — LICENSE “1 shall cast my vote for Mr. Wilson in November.” He spoke indignantly of Roose COLUMBUS, N. M e Six} OLY y MPI velt United States cavalrymen missing |tax ¢ “The blow we received at the Since the Carrizal fight may « ean Chicago progressive convention,” Wandering tr Chihuahua de he said, “was not so much from OT may have hed fre foes without as from supposed and hunger friends within. Theodore Roose. hero of th velt blundered grievously The early today f 7 manipulations of the steel trust ed for hi have been resented negro troopers are believed to } ren hills ir ¢' battlefield velt, to a large extent orge to do it. Th hasn't been such a betrayal “10 STOP — ADS from th Of Course There’s Reed, of M ; i FIRE AT MT. BAKER BELLINGHAM @ 29,—Fire tel, raflwa ‘ und a barber shop ort of ( r tfitting point Ingredients, but long experience the making ar the proper packing. CREAM OF QUALITY IC FIND No JAP SHIPS °*, duced ed t A crulal off| Order Cream of Qualit ng to hi rey t to the war de Cream our near Pe artme toda est dealer—a notice ; CE AM io eiat: qestce GoeanCe., |] THREE ARE DROWNED = Sera’ DeaLena SWISTON, Mont ne 29 ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW or 1 pale oH hs CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES in i ie Id Silver “bg ings. 25c Gold Crowns FIND 257 SICK cows TO TEACH IN CHINA —_ in, China, He will leave July 27 STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916. PAGE 5 Jume mds im a Salle of Unusuall Savimé Oppors fummitties--Owr Tainty-lirst Friday Clearance FRIDAY SPECIAT LINOLEUM REMNANTS oo oe ve. | ByaserPatersomCo |” *g arkable int hay clearanc are 106 | UNIVERSITY w A Great JEmd-of-the-Momth Sz alle of Trimmed Bats a at $2.95 NIVING you choice of some 500 Hats, practically everything in our en- a5 tire stock priced at $8.50 to $18.50 Ys ore A sensational offering, bringing th itest Trimmed Hat ies of the (7 ips eason. A sale that includes fully 500 Hats in all. Surely every style of the e “a present season is shown in ample variet Surely no Trimmed Hat need - hould go unfilled after this great sale ho Street Hats, Dress Hats, Semi-dress effects—in fact, everything is here Ve Little Hats, Big Hats, Hats of Medium size, Tall Hats, Low Hats, etc.. etc. “ PN oe lrimmings—there’s no end to the range of different effects. Oa by Phink of taking your choice from 500 Hats, priced between $8.50 and [SJ lA oe { BAG50) TOK ANS OW ONCe OF oo ys hs etsy os ee ae eae bob ae eererr / PAP) —9:00 A. M. Opening Hour. ictbheie 1 (Bf Women's Colored FRIDAY SPECIAL megt cheat 256 Big Momth-lemad Clearamce of Silk | 7 and 8 Inch Silk AL SPLENDID tree ansriment ot and Dress Goods Remmants Ribbons 29c Yard . ees = | EDUCED from 4 ard Splen- ‘ ece n new style; all are T IS important Month-end Clearance will be a fitting windup to one of washable and fast col the greatest month’s selling these Sections have ever had plain moire finish— a ate Pinoy -There will be hundreds of desirable Remnants, and the sale prices will be | 7 ana s in A evisnlil Fr jee... Bie o low you will want to buy largely. st of popu : “a Special, Friday, yard . Y 500 Women’ —Suitable lengths of desirable materials for dre coats, skirts, ‘ Handkerchiefs 10¢ waists, children’s and misses’ wear. Most ever ave of the sea- 35¢ and ¢ 5c Veilings rebiete of nice son, shown in plain and fancy colorings 15c Each eths, good styles, in -This rousing sale should make Friday the largest selling day of this bus month and ered d rn a month & black and tles r Come, share in the savings. sser-Paterson Co., First 3 % yards Special Friday, eac 10¢ Abe DAY SURPRISI 150 Girls’ Wash Dresses 82. 95 Ea. i Noatipal $4 00 to $6.7 75 Exceptional Values in a Friday Clearance of 50 New Wash 50 Women’s Suits at $14.95) | shirts Speciall UITS that in regular stock were priced $25.00 $3, a spe ~. dh $35.00 An excellent assortment from Priced at 95 esse which to choose jus received, a new , mart, new, late —Taffeta silks in black, bottle green, gray, tan, a “ erie at ie reese navy, black and white. alis Wilans ines { wool serge in tan, black, Copen The fashionable Waffle Cloth ¢ ass and gray Palm Beach cloth and Babardan Copenhagen, navy blue a oth and Gabardine, in 6 to le y; Palm Beach tn tan sa ne ) iis " shade of — rete he selling pecial price $14.95 Buy yours on Priday..$3.95 siincupadibe ies pane eames F This aser-Paterson ( inion FRIDAY CLEARANCE " ’ : FRIDAY CLEARANCE Girls’ $3.00 P: imps $2.45 1 re y i PJ. bs De. Children’s Bathing it i : ARGE Girls’ ankle-strap Pumps, smart styles with low heels Women's Sweater Suits, Special $1.00 75Cc, $1.00, $1.25 and round t made of a good, serviceable gunmetal calf, z Made with d ie Welt soles. Sizes 2% to 7. Splendid $3.00 Coats, Special $4.95 GES 2 to 12 years In Chi Leather Belts for 69c marti ate SPECIAL offering of attrac dren‘s mobair, fla and (Ore T style Belts of kid Friday spectal Se ague $2.45 tive, smart « Sweater Jean Cloth Bathing Suits. All and patent leathe 1s _ Second Fu Coats that were $7.50 to $8.5( navy blue with white or red the kind to wear with summer Small Lot Dollar Silk Furniture Spec Wool yarns. A broken range ow ‘ : : Hose at 69c for Friday and colors izes in but not lack and white, blue, LL bla nd some with Cirtkaneae | n r : , Nag vate tits A a qe ‘ogee $24 ® Walnut earance of odd in eac inch red top; full fast ) ew made tional values. Choice. $4.95 Special Frida: 81.00 69¢ {58 gates te All, Mbeeeal s ond $ “\ CAMP BROWN FUSSED BY THE SENOR’S WHIM! #0N0R J. m. sPaRGUR Scout must perform at least jness of tt bewhiskered Spanish man: John M. Spargur, director of the By a Reporter one act of kindness every day. | Mexican person suzzles me. | Symphony orchestra, and Mrs, Spat MERICAN LAKE, June 27 A mile back a farmer's wife That {s why I say the whimsical-| In the camps I have known there | honored at a reception The whimsicalities of world had turned her cart aside to ies of world politces have me|was a where a soldier al entertainment at the olltics have me guessing escape an automobile, and had k on poor beer Wednesday night. Spar- ay | was dr spilled a crate of cherries in be the whim of the senor, | Ther ‘ap game or a poker) gur wa ed with a diamond- when I caught up with) the ditch. They had helped [all these thousands of Americans|game in every tent studded in approciation of © Boy Scouts who were legging) her pick up the cherries. must go South and sft for w In the camps ! have known there | his musical work here. Gov. an@ ng the road Having performed their act weeks rhaps months were hangers-on—gamblers and/ Mrs, Lister were among the nota were walking from Tacoma of kindness, they pined to go years, on hot sand women of the kind we do not in-| bles present. the lake to see the soldiers to Mexico and kill Mexi Or, if the »| troduce to our ers They thanked me politely, as| Why not? They are using tt ericans m Has youth changed? Roy Scouts should, and hopped poy Scouts in England to gu es, their n | There Is a canteen at Amer AUCTION CQFF R. R. to the rear seat, The big brother |rafiroads and bridges. They bet| wives and families—and their jobs.| tean lake, but the Y. M. C. A of the Scouts is a sergeant the Americans would show those Je ae | runs It. You can buy soft : : mpany Mexicans a thing or two Meanwhile, this prelude to pos-| drinks there, and tobacco OAKLAND, 29.—Under ore ourt, the Western has been sold to- on for $18,000,- ders of fec Pacific rai Jay at pul There's a chance,” said the| They. uttered joyous whoops|sible war 1 el and pleasant.| I could find no gambl me in sight Even the rookies in the awkward) American lake, nor any de Pp ‘ roud owner of a s¢ when the camp c hat the Scouts wil the bor ae squads enjoy themselves is there any se 000. It was bought by a reorgam too. A thousand men brought to The experience 1s so new that/flasks. There are no prisoners in|) ition committee I asked him if he wanted to 80! gather—whr?, World polities has (even the discipline is not irksome. |the guard ede ats c borde he sald You °, Private Smith realizes that Is th of the New Mi reached into their homes, into the t.” with fer hops, stores and factories, and| his Uniform fits him nicely, and | tarism we We discussed Scout law. A i fetched them forth. It has search-| hat It shows off his athletic | about? audeatenaaeia ——————— | ad them out in the camps and on| figure to such good advantage I do not like the old ET | Othe tartns ; that he fills the eye of the lady U. S. ATTORNEY WHO It has taken them away from the| of his choice, i ; HUGHES “IN SOLID” ; rivate Brown's mother visits CIR CAS T life they know; it has placed Pigerl m dainties no ave used it in Seattle AIDS SIR CASEMENT them in a city of brown canvas; i¢| ia ane brings) him <daintiss not! vane june $9.—-"We are 1 at the INSTANT age \¢ ‘has chucked them into khaki unt- fund in the army ration ita Kae simple t Jforms; it hes thrust guns into thetr | Teh pia on aie ere not the st ' e it acts unaccustomed hands—why bec Sah aad pe ieee Hughe wel In other states there are other | (Pesses and she ne had ve Lia ctaet Oy camps, mben Wee thie Ges, 1h | Oe, anon’ ate ac tied that wit e these other camps are other shoe | 1)" Beat ae cdte oo tan dear valk, weld Inated d t clerks, and bank clerks, and farm-)) 10") 4° iy. President as ers. loggers, and = machinist Pay a SHIA ROE) Sw k a and elevator boys, and drivers o ; md \ N. and él and 4 f! 1 am by way of being an old |terfere” with ia grocery wagons a They, too, have left the counter jand the lathe and the desk to dwell in brown canvas cities, and drill in kbakt uniforms, with guns wh Some of the ers who # having performed their daily act Jof kindness, pine to slay Mexicans There is a white-whiskered Span too, have i Roy Scouts who For Goodness Sake ish gentleman, said to be scholarly and ed in the law, yclept Ves use tuclano Carranza, who ives in Mexico. He is styled the First Chief of | Mexico, and he is a slippery. poll ticlan KG Bakinc Powber Purity First 2 = rn 1 inks he see or he ' MACHAEL F. DO - | te he thinks he sees—-in the r : : eee Pavanide ‘Guattve, eicmediclenines It will never disappoint you—try Doyle, a Philadelphia lawyer, is} Mexico the thin entering wedge of i r z 00 hings to eat. seeking to have President Wilson |” Yankee war of conquest “aa These’ y tif you like good thing use his good offices in favor of Sir And all these thousands of \ ¢ Roger Casement, who has been) young Americans have been mo KC doughnuts convicted of treason by Great|bilized Into camps and are held in Britain in connection with the re-|readiness to be sent to the Rio| cent revolution in Ireland. Grande because of the contrari are good”