The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1916, Page 5

TAR—THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1916. PAGE § es Big Hit at the Strand Co ress shiel the PesectUnderskirt Move Started to Bring Up|Offer Received to Play East Question at Coming ern College at Polo Convention Grounds co ° f\ 1 @on @ r oe a a ie : SemicAnnual Salle of TO GET WOMEN'S VOTE DARTMOUTH OPPONENT > 68 99 ec Vj = a anes . Con? BT. PAl M 6—A The University of Washington G C G ) = te = ~ Hh lhe Mga gael POC Dg Oh Meg rregulars” of Muasing Union Suits for Women th hibition t Ke w Yor tg : Graduate the name threatens to cause a t te leet ¢ an oppor ne hot rap when t « the New York baseba 1 " fi ¢ in the Semi e ily dy BY. tt wan learned Eastern squad of like caliber : k , e | uated ¢ r rday wing Thank The younger element, especta IVINS, OF the Gomme Saturday’ ti 1 ¢ k vecia ee favore renaming the party, in order, | December t t r tha they way way w a name The correaponder ‘ not broad eno encompass a ohn L Fowler, necre ie mf th n an wh ew Giant 5 c ; ' ( > gy 4 4 ‘ c poliates ‘ x me wh Nad he stdtad Takl 9 ind 7 iT] at 49) egulars $1.00 and $1.25 Suits 69 | thing Gite pag sionishes e ( Ur t Cotton ts in | Name Noenivl . the Eanter against e ne a t na The matter will be immedia y ; nd others |fOr & week or 80, as several mer ( 490 ale 69¢ a | which T ‘ € the P Special Sale Small Girls’ Coat Children’s Hats f the t S jalize. juor traf:| Eastern circle Folding Sulkies ONE-FOURTH LESS pecialized has The : en Leaiy Gave MART, new styles, priced regu | id habs ry $4.50 Folding Sulkies, pad i| ihe Roy cago Ages arly $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and up | " vagy 1 Mggrnd fos te ring seat back Pk : Choice Friday $1.95 hange it now, they » abse Special Frida i eee ae Anott t of Children’s # aay ie ald A a ba $6.00 Folding Sulkies gularly $5.00, $6.50, $ ced $1.75, $2.00 and up to $2.00,| fF ay oA i te take ecla $4.75 riced. One-fourth Less Sizes for small children on ae the is of Aba th 3 aer-Paters e Floor raner-Paterse Second Floor. q Dh Several buatr men who have hown Interest in athleticn at the > es = EXTRA SPECIAL inition ulveraity will organize at once 10 Baby Shoes Cn ar | Lol fae Special 25c Se Antique Gold ’ ° Vit ere SOc for Pi F | x She'll Pick on Daniel a 5 Picture Frames i} 7 oe ye price 1 close out. th Ok rf Wwrmikwure at 79c Eac Be Ship Chaperon” entire lot ey're f aize | WILLIAM FARN mM > ° ‘ a 5 Aw WORTHY offer- U | | ( ¢ of the lot...25¢ IVING very exceptional val thoroughly r The Frames were DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX |POST WILL RECRUIT F.-P. Ce. Second 7 dependable Furniture and ah ohtbetite ught at a very special [i ¢ ndable ture anc y offering er nc : 4 | Hs P : price ure very attractive j “The Man From Bitter When William Fox starts out | FOR COL. ROOSEVELT rurkish Towel an opportunity few will want to miss if they es ir que gold and ff * , ar t oO pe c te " ] Roots,” starring William Far- ber fates Ady dare | wew yor a ae 19¢ Each wish new Furniture for the home. er, with metal stands, ff num, which {a showing at the | (20%, pyres ibe ly i cp "eer" : \ssorted sizes and shapes | ye nd 1 , "oat forme governo of *or t das 83 a Ss. | Strand Theatre this week, is Nothing is too good fo Rico, bas taken over the ntee GOOD, firm —Odd pieces, discontinued lines, broken lines, s Friday. Proving to be one of the most | Fox organization rt ts 4 oft ‘ * F.-P. Co, Firet Fleek | popular pictures that has been spirit which permeates ' and some few surplt tocks are in the sale. * | shown in Seattle for many whole Fox organization that Towe months. This popular plete haa brought the Fox pictures size. ( Ss ‘ narv values as these— TRA SPEC house has been crowded daily so rapidly to the front. 1 feel rie —Such extraordinar alues as these—and, EXTRA SPECIAL and hundreds have expressed | that we are tndeed fortunate | dee ; course, many, many others 300 Boxes Mascoma their approval in no uncertain to be able to offer these au eit ut Grater pecia ‘ " terms of this most remarkable perb pictures to the people of | ' : : ee Linen Stationery sec Faroum seathe M BP | 00 Oak Rocking ‘ $6.45 35¢ Box p um seems to he = Man rom itt | 25. P y 74 ( Wossdutted Lsaihes Te } ceo, Paraum seane to | "The tan rom vee | LIKE PROHIBTION ¢ Turkish To $24.00 Overstuffed Leather Rocking. Ch SPECIAL purchase i stated Manager William Strand Saturday night Special 25c $17.50 A : Smythe of the Strand “We There are at! DENVER, ( HIRD 1 the very fine Mascoma have shown a number of Wil several thousa: t Iport of the PLENDID heavy weight All Reed I re ONE-THIRD LES Linen-fir < iting Pas Mam Farnum pictures here in will want to see it, as 1 oe 3) a Packie : ge lished Writing Pa ; the past, but I am frank to will be willing to miss ans thet eached lurkish 1ow ame 1 e, $92.50 per, put up in a beautiful ‘ say that none of them seemed fine pict lbanemae: afte els, 22x4 hes in size vitnse ec... One-Fourth Le with 24 sheets of paper to make the immediate hit In add to t e is 5 haw A Towat thes eat ab y ps and 24 envelopes—envelopes Me with the public that this one a really Se ihn aieeiek meena So ae 3.50 Oak Dining Chairs for, each 2.65 relink f a , has. But when you come to ture besides the °M Wcclitmeat™ cakten: yadeons sorbent. and of splendid ” “ . : ints igh oc, Bint: op ‘I Y consider the supreme merit of Jeff” animated cartoc peat Gaeta out’ rae jualit $40.00 Quartered Oak Dining Tables. $29.50 W hite, shell pink, buff, a this picture, it is no wonder The Strand has kept its ad. |‘Bere ha apr M nk and blue eietge let and pale blue tints oe that the people like it. I have mission price down to t | works” si: = . $31.50 ¢ $24.50 Extra quality panes meee no hesitation in saying that it ular 10c, though offering ali «jets! yeare > J he re ; par is is one of the best, if, indeed, times 7 than w jasking Specia la oe J} tay, DOX. . i not the very best thing that are to be {dee - . F t P. ¢ F Flo Mr. Farnum has ever done n for s la ! lections. — ald said the former was {ll and San Fr witl be the fr , H huler. C . M a anciaco y t ¢ Schul ‘all up Capitol 1296. : este ee “.e-/e2 TOO MUCH ROOSEVELT” MILITIA TASTE." § ATTACK have k rea When the Hill liner Great North — many years e is} W n makes its first run to Hawail,| an open book. Nothin nouia |] When You're Well isitinore sit ator") _KTELTLED PROGRESSIVE AMUSEMENTS Answering Mayor Gill's recent D® necessary her official capacity will do her| I / criticism of himself and Superior _ While Judge od KEEP tmost to thwart the god Judge Frater for the judgments pyre gpl nae NG a conga ae IDEAI S, SA Y S Ql ICK ILKES PLAYERS they imposed upon Fred and Sher- ("0 4 ny 7 ws “cage BY WEBB C. MILLER CGrereum man Billingsley, bootlegging ¢rug- piiingsley 4 forfeited Another Article in “The f ° United Press Staff Correspondent gists, Judge Ronald said Thurs ing the total penalty $ are Health Campaign . aa The last of four articles in which Me rbert Quick. whe knows politics OOUUMEUE UN ak, Gate a eaterty = 8 aes years ¥ e ng Conducted With Co- (4 to 7%, tells the a : in ae story - os So of the progressive party, born # eliea ee Sie dest s rahe m the bench must stand to show operation ef American ? onr years and Just lald to ree , Mexico militia, station ¥ what he was doing to apply the law. — Alfred Quaitte, vault clerk of U gi Association ay" ner : \ a4 yar red ate n b: e Frate 8. t Washington, has ha necro rat f co Speaking for Judge Frater. whom ushington ; ) ° » Herbert Quick lards for motor truck the mayor threatened to “get” at, ae 4 a to ¢ Pershing’s ba: amp ‘ ectio u yn. Years ar . at candidate at Taft That o Ge ¢ 's base camp the November election, Judge Ron : js wd insurgent candid hapigy eeepc rag ete It was the unan 18 opinion of the ins f hardships for the civilian All sat s w BRE oO } Follette was th A rs The smothering alkali apy te le unless the mer kicked up by the trucks, the MME. JOMELLI Pig te ; who of agree to stand by hin nd un-|jolting over the rutty trail, and the ens Supreme it f waste lrowned fs less eno ted to) desert sun have wilted 10. c cOther Great Acts ot node tai ting the enable the hance | hardened regular ry c Matines Banat i OPENS Satya 3 Vani hardened regulars on. ear 206 | 4 ‘ pn got their first =<. forms ashes in vers beaten; but he made ear tha wo ; PALACE HIP ‘c= |. burning man’s intere after eer vs Jed FY ne wind blew food fre Any Seat 10c \- 15¢ The kidneys and the liver, or R " ing ered the eatables with fine dust Vodny, Friday and Saturday _ } the lungs and the skin all co new fied at Every mar he c eed to ht e storm tore an aeroplane from Annie Kent, Denves’ Mantk operate to get this waste out ospital W ay night terme 1 he began his ncular CAM-|itg moo aging it slightly Orn deville Acts In the case of the skin there are|for five months a Fol , > the prairies, swept Mats. 1:80 to 8. Nights, 6:30 te 11. millions of little pockets, called wer the territory, electrified Y. ARE WASHINGTON J} irs, tirsout shite te REAL PAINLESS et ewer ita etal oats sc than a watery extract of the waste six weeks of 1912 ore than ) worth of clothing ecth@eibeen products of the body | pe a enti ee? ty of nia {224 other personal articles stolen garerel or tlie, Yer) ortant HERBERT QUICK Hits following was made pariy of Ts! from summer camps on Lake Wash he 8 A SE BAL . 10) f th a wn tried and true group Wisconsin, ton have been recovered by city COUVER VS. SEATT: things which the skin doe to North Dakota and the Northwest generally,|Grieetives, Tharaday. Ray Jones Tomorrow at 3 P. M. help regu the body tempera-| and partly of the progressi rowd who been with Roosevelt.1)6."isrank Keenan, ny ele woh Admission 26 and 86 Gedtal ture This 1s done by automatic Some of the men were greatly troubled 1 Roosevelt began! ery are under meer ie Take Fourth Ave. Cars changes in the size of the to show them that in his opinion the movement had now gained such! (ion by the juvenile department |veswels of the skin and by the verre, trength he ought to seize upon it FOR HIMSELF. mnie began to aie ; changes in the secretion of sweat make demands that La Follette divide certain delegations BULL B In summer time kin blood | Roosevelt ROS. |vessels ex “8 ot carr eres What was it’La Follette said that Sunday in 1910 ~ MORE MEK THAN WOMEN Just Printers amount of blood thru the skin to oxeVelt goes into the progressive movement, he will smear ved eely db a apora . and obscure principles and issue and personalitie wil take h m — THE COWIE INDIAN epee i freely, chat y its evapora lin order to introduce our new) piace Well, EXACTLY that began to take place in 191 The 8 “g “ 139 REGISTRA’ tion helps - grey Mee A (whalebone) plate, which Is the/o; Roovevelt’s activities was set to work dissolving the wr 3 : GET WELL NATURALLY feaea aah Seod Seana cde Move lightest and strongest plate known, |p poupy and destroying La Follette's candidacy hould know CHINESE HERBS HOME m erased m ’ i does not cover the roof of the k KEMEDIES — The Mon HL parts of the body, while the sweat! ooh; guaranteed 15 years res Ma (casa Slactionecaod Ga lsat Interest in {-ka ¢ Remedies are successfully i R i W h Pets Vinge tig pg fe Ela a : Plain Wie Wak: Drokelcut: andat ofits: Racesvelt threw. cve i 1 the aptaie kere aa if " reform he war br 4 ver ' , ul ‘Chelan Tickets—and Register at Wenatchee [jon ha dye puma” TT (Goi crown «---------88.00) Geurdhie economic demande, and went medon two tinge eh UN ; aie Nee wo . . y OC Grate arsitseied net of tee! alebo: d nd hatred for Wilson, The progressive part % Py Snes ie eae 5s ° dd 1 PrSparesne be} prog Pansy. \ F T . Of James St, between 2 ‘or Omak—tuly 5th to 22nd, inclusive sparingly of meat eb itch "© 810 wet of teeth $5.00 met at Chicago, without a single vestige left, so far as its pro ; ar Wh Feel aoe Seb aren’ sear aan ‘ . plenty of water, one make y ms tor f form. IT HAD BE wift's Pharm Se 1 "i Established 1903. e : a F s | Pusey. k, per tooth, gold $3, ceedings show, of the old fervor for refo ; A 1350,000 acres of desirable agricultural lands of ||for'the ayatem to throw oft waste Bridge work, per tooth, cold $8.00) ceedings show, of the eld, fervor for reform. IT HAD BE. | init0. ucln, Sack the south half of the COLVILLE Indian Reservation— ||matter and thus overstrain on| White crowns ...++++++ $000) Foreoeraseng lh taie Kearcene to pase lesues Had |g Se ean ‘a rege eae » organs io prevented Gold fillings located in the Columbia River and Okanc of N h-Cer ‘tinking pient cater rien disappeared. q , 1 » vie i) ate on ngs 5 4 Vashington—will be subject to h pecilly the digestive and had Mints baa A PERSON HAD BECOME ALL H ome of G la sses eligi ie i firyplle p Sage eee of the trou| all work guaranteed for 16 reare.| uu to hometen Clearly the only thing of any valve about war tne fthe Best ie on Earth re—on sale da all Great Northern stat |bles of later life ried na wer Fxam-| good will The Perkinses, Finns, Munseys, MeCormicks, Walter and Th ah If you like, at Chela {nation and advice f Browns, Dan Hannas and the rest of the plutocrats and chinist TO ENJOY YOUR PAPER tied oh! 'f-neabe Be MA Those sunny summer days Call and See Samples ef Oer Plate| who came in with the colonel, went out with him i ‘ 4 \beory ag ppl A ikeye'g Ail Sey should be taken advantage of | and Bridge Work, we sana And then, the progressive party, robbed of its principles by Roose your eyes and eye glasses must be pers wrver fi mw . enatches © puane; 6! , the Test o me. . ry if 'y ) to give your sleeping room a | elt, and robbed also of its one idol, did the most bitterly appropriate pectly in accord To have them s Send Now tar Colle M Folder thoro airing. Open wide the Moat of our present patronage ts nite Mrentaee in Kanaan politi a tk aontharas fsoe valt £68 wae i nust he tt stil a ‘ 9 OMAMAM nn 5 COSTELLO RUM windows and let the fresh air | recomsendel ty vuil giving wood dent, and adjourned. By this act {t said to the colonel { gla must be the result of ex= 7 § ‘omotl: i] cleanli comlr a : SEA r- = -“ bd a meen Fle - holes . have done it to death. What life is left in it we abandon to USS ¢ alike in both lenses. Eyes ness in the home, for the hom Haht place. Bring this ad with you 8 th ne progress! party out o} ; ' le where the campaign against ght i sel , yous Here lathe KAits, IMME She progrepalye. party out: of ‘its ire seldom alike. Hence the need of ' : misery 4) must be waged ‘* expe ave rvic ou ge —_——— OHI px _ hacia coUale tocudlee Ee cis eainotit(ughen did bxactly: tha eye service. You get it here, ‘ entis! The progressive party 18 officially dead. The in it’ movement re ' A Parisian has invented an in | aia RRA HAG EC OR TIA PAMnIIOE Suir, hee lone bea des He 917 First Ave, f strument that will play three pho 207 UNIVERSITY 87. di th at ee Plott me 1: i Ph tae Lae a arenes MARCUM OPTICAL CO. Near Madison, igecmeibel nograph records simultaneous) @ppesite Vraser-Patersen Os. OF WO much ? * i \