The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916. PAGE 5. “RUSSIANS TAKE mS MOTHER» mportant Galician railway of Kolomea WATERVILLE, June 30. [his father Claude Tinker, who was dis surrounded by a p« The Gem cc; Puget Sound charged as cured from the Med ey | 3 leal Lake Insane hospital two - HINDENBURG B BEGINS ete ago, in lodged in Jal ; SUNDAY Invited to TUESDAY fe OFFENSIVE, aire vay INDIANOLA = UCLA A Ther sno better place SMOOTH BATHING lunch or secure refresh- WARM BEACH | ments on the ground. WATER This grand beach is BRING one-half mile long and 600 to 920 feet in width YOUR r fa nilitie 4 at.| breced —no rocks, no gravel, no BATHING teat SCS alain mud. SUIT | charge. |tne enemys g ; ‘After “working all a Is tte rork wt WATER spring against backward NEW The ecapture weather con SYSTEM dantak aie NOW viascey an then cut his bro th and attempted t PWILSON'S STRONG “SAY MEXICANS ARM IN CAMPAIGN ” MISTREATED 23 US. PRISONERS EL PASO, June ar led = wounde fight w ners said they had tion had been given to Morganthau, former U, 8. am rad STORE (ooo ie Bes us = . an at epulse erpphooas campa nan residen aS _ YESTERDAY aa CONTROL SUQUAMISH TO HAVE. ON “DRY” LAW Pir Caves nega Bie te genet: | PALO) | wate So's your] LEADER 1S PUT 2 tustic building. We sup- pay fe ply lumber, delivered, at $5 cash, $2 monthly, for in ea lowest Seattle prices. tracts a few blocks from ment hard PE etre tb he AB) egg er cine: water front. ; > F a the district § The title of the proper- $ ty is perfect. No encum- brance. Complete ab- ree f Re Dr a Rev J) TQ CELEBRATE 4TH e at 11 o'clock | program has — | S. H. Stevens, mayor of Tuk to go from Se Will be marshal of the “ourth, when the er leaving $5 monthly, for fine stract furnished with $10 monthly, for large ‘ aii with « beak tracts, one block from every deed water front tracts, 250 feet/ ig pgs very deed. or more deep * the new Pacific highway le loa — 2 INJURED BY AUTO i: Kitsap I] and sister eat : - 2 t Pier 3 Sun-|ther boats make 3 to 5 round Good : or any day,|™ are, Seattle |f trips daily. Our passen- Transportation gers land at Suquamish and go in special boat to Low ti ke mm Indianola Beach, a ten ourles ‘ minutes’ ride. Fares i You Can Live |, ¥! cm go. and Big Trees GARRANZA REPLY at Indianola Beach <2 umes sch Fine View ©«»« ABOUT COMPLETED and Work eae ta Kit. Pure Water | ftS5:59. Sime his eae | in Seattle pany, ack Close to Seattle pleted the reply to ican note. It may t within afew hours al belief is that the be pacificatory and eve the possibility of FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET STONG’S MEAT MARKET 16 ' 10 10 106 100 i 106 12 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OTHER MEATS AND POULTRY LOCATED NEXT TO STONG'S GROCERY The Reliable Butter Store STALL as For Full iitemiton and Lieniaie, Call, iene or Write 614-15 JOSHUA GREEN BLDG. LISTER REVIEWS TROOPS IN CAMP : MOBILIZATION c AMP MP, American Lake, June 30.—Gun- fess, the Washington regiment of infantry, ready for duty on the border, swept past Gover nor Lister, his staff, and 3,000 onlookers at the first formal review of mobilized troops yes terday. The full com and rifles had to all the rec ulation underwear c eee hats an hats and th the guns and a SEATTLE HAS LARGE E FIREWORKS FACTORY cen ee | QUALITY OUR MOTTO Crescent Meat Company MAIN 2809 pee 85c sation 30c 20c 10c 10c EXTRA SPECIAL | Corner Fruit noe oe Stand Freed 10c}" "15 ¢ All Kinds of Vegetables It 10c M. CINNAMON + Ibs, New 10c Next to Corner, on Pine St Potatoe STONG’S PRICES Make Them Wonder ELKS CONTRIBUTE ard ¥ I 25 Pork Roast, Ib 12%e Poultry of All Kinds Mr Seetcoacn’e” "WE PLEADS INSANITY r VETS TO spi T0 GET FULL PAY | employe wh » thy pean Has Grown Up in 12 Years Bell Re: s di seen jg}. ee sc lesee0d, Hh hee tent ipa sig oe B t}given fu r the first three 1 Ihe, Granulated O bars Lenox cin mtd you[ 826000, Khan supplied the ‘re | Thursday’ ‘clinteDorou ay a ce ee ee 25c fects in moving picture did ye os q twee | te to think how these n a produced I vou a, No. 50 Sack Choice Family Flour RRS ae. pei Al bet that you didn't thin 6 BIG CANS OF MILK TOR’ rhe Our "spe inte Good for a lights that produce t are made right here in Seattle tha : ae Pes ’ Yet this is a fact, The Hitt Fire 1 handle the Ta ’ works Co., whose plant ts located th ” at 5224 37th ave. S., int t the first to 5 the rad flare which i r - pose, and right now ee ‘ : "phuraday the leading moving | entit with this light SALESMEN TO HEAR WILSON The Hitt Fireworks Co, has one t ancient . HINGTON, June 80.—Preat 1 of the finest plants of ite kind in| essar mport this] There are about 1,000 different | dent Wilson ha it a telegr iv Une ae the country It has 21 buildings | che A manufac-| kinds of mosquitoes, but you car x an invitation to spea : ? fevoted to the manufacture of fire-|tured right here will prove a great|tell the difference when they bite| fore alesmanship congre Stona’s Three Storen—White Market and Corner, Market works and pyrotechnics, which rep-| convenience you, Detroit July 10, ; y ~ Me Dougall = font id “The Best (ell the Price, No Matter What the Price’’ We lve Propured to ) Meet the Demand for 4th of July Preparedness |Men’s Shop---First Floor | “Preparedness’’—for the Fourth of July $5.00 Wool Bathing Suits $3.95. $1.00 B. V. D. and Porosknit Union Suits, each 85¢ 50c Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.70: or, each 29¢ $3.50 Blanket Bath Robes $2.95 $1.00 White Lisle Union Suits, 3 for $2.75; ea. $1.00 50c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, garment 39¢ $3.00 Wide-end Silk Ties. ... $1.65, $6.00 to $7.00 Fine Silk Shirts -$4.95_ $10.00 to $12.50 Extra Fine Silk Shirts $7.95 $1.50 Cape Street Gloves ios $1.15 $4.00 Wool Union Suits $2.95, $2.50 Light-weight Wool Union Suit _ $1.95 $2.00 and $2.50 Pajamas $1.55 $2.00 Night Shirts : oes es $1.35 50c Silk Half Hose a ir , Beers M p—First Floor. Outing Hats F Felt Felt Tops and Velvet Crowns Braided Straws Are the Newest Sport Ideas W'! are showing the many different ideas that hav e present rious fashion se in the limeli t of popularity. I 1 $2.50 themselves through the va- The Hats that we feature WAR DECLARED By Electro Painless Dentists ON BAD TEETH Guard the Teeth and Make Sure of a Sound Body We Serve the Public Dentistry is advancing by leaps and bounds through the efforts of men who believe in publicity, men who have services to offer and whose modesty will permit them to announce through one medium or another that they have a dental office and are willing and anxious to serve the people, young and old, rich and poor, to the best of their ability, causing little or no pain, and charging a moderate price for their work. MANY AILMENTS RESULT FROM NEGLECT OF THEM 4 ra We are offering a 20 per cent reduction on prices xiven below—especially to our out-of-town patients— until ply 10. old Crown. .$5.00 | Silver Fillings.....$1.00 tooth $5.00 | py, wns. $5.00 $2.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS und up Lady Attendant Work Guaranteed ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTAL S, —. CORNER OF FIRST AND PIKE Plates $5 CO. Opposite Old Public Market—Laboring People’s Dentist J. R. VAN AUKEN, MGR, Open From 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Sundays Until 12 * tees