The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1916, Page 9

An Economteal, Delightful Place to Trade — SS » LE Take Advantage of These Savings Our buying office in the East secured these Shoes before the present big advance in prices, and so we offer them at these remarkably LOW PRICES. Men’s Women’s and Boys’ Tennis Oxfords Tennis Oxfords 59c—Pair—49¢ ALL SIZES Black or White ALL SIZES WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS Rubber Sole and Heel For Men and $ Women’s Rubber. Women crenes:- DLeSD soled Pumps. DLL Also a diversified showing of styles for Men and Women at Ec and many styles are $2. : ry the popular and wanted teal Prices—$2.95 to $3.95, Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post i) DOSTONCHOL f SAMPLE Second Avéiat Pike St STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 7, AMBASSADOR iS PLAIN AMERICAN Follows Herrick's SUES FOR MILLION! a NOW HE FACES TRIP TO SAN DIEGO JAIL WHO Sy SN Fraser: Paterson CO |; VERSITY Buy Summer Umd ; Munsind-W BY WM, PHILIP Salle ot Women’ pretend to be Cut Red Tape WOREN’S CLUB WILL ASSIST RED GROSS : They Really Work ear im SemieA\mmuall regulars Men’s $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Silk Shirts at $1.85 an and nd pure silk nnn and kes. Light narrow uster stripes. zes 14 to 16. Not all Frocks Can Ja) } Cash of Wealthy American Scinia Helps to Pay British War ane White Kid Hand Bags urrent here that HE ideal Hand f *t, house or outing wear. vns, marquisettes and ize any one kind Choice of the lot. $1.85 early e Saturday Specials EN LRY # 49e—Men’s Cuft gold tops, patterns gs for 2Se— ling silver Finger with tiny colored arly 50¢ and 75e¢ also pearl or white coral and pearl npierc ced ears, 50c, 65¢ CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE a: ANY GIRL—AS MARGARET WAVERLY— (CONTINUED) LUSTRO HAIR TONIC Satisfaction Guaranteed going to Gould (center), and Mrs. Ogden Mills (right BY MARY BOYLE O'REILLY | 1 of +e dogger a year LONDON, Eng, July i America's “collar princess who took their dollar dowries to England when they married English nobiemen, and Ameri can wives of Englishmen who are not nobles, are about to t arried in contributing approxi- mately $1,000,000,000 to John. Vanderbilt Taxed $160,000 ny Bull to help defray the ex T c ss of Craven, former penses of war! tly 3 dley Martin, and Lady »erican- | Decies, former ; both of whor » living suomi which th support $24,000 This contribution of An Made dollars will not With a smile. But the of the exchequer ha the power to collect $5 of all incomes o Year as a special there is no escape for Multi, as the Englishman ca A transplanted American woman | Marlborough, she with mone he would be penalize Astor Pays Million 00 in 1916 for war purposes Much to the delight of those en there's the duchess of Rox so in the 20 or more|burghe, formerly May Goelet, American “in 3” of the Eng-|of the richest women on earth. | Msh peerage, 22 wives of barons | She inherited $40,000,000 and will| and 23 brides of golden weddings | pay about $666,000 “Poor Little Duchess” Who carry mere courtesy titles Will have to pay American 1 Patriated them ave taken up res who ex-| chester,” who render annually about $34,000. whether the not, will { Mammersly), the countess upertax just like the| Essex (Adele Grant) and Lady yi 248e8 Pagtt (Minnie Stephens) each Willlam Waldorf Astor, who with their three millions must 20 odd years ago said America give one-third of their incomes “was no place for a gentlernan to the war to live in,” will be forced to Mrs. Ogden Mills and her twin pay the tidy sum of $1,250,000 | sister, Mrs. (reorge Xavendish to help reduce England's war |so gladly lavished hundreds of ee the nds on entertaining the ing in 1111 Wiest Ave., 169 Washingtom s¢ tim owed him $6,000, AMUSE ILKES ‘PLAYERS i Greheum ie Among the former American women who carried their fortunes to England and now are required to help pay John Bull's war expenses are Mrs. William Leeds (left); Lady Decles mr PANTAGES Madame Jeanne Jomelli —————— D. PALACE HIP 204. 10c ‘nd sua, LOC AND SATURDAY aves’ Manikins rs out, immediate! JW. TEER. \ismt 1 ct Vivian Gould, ried at 17. » family lar dow have come 80 Nights, 6:90 to 11 I could wear “T was the best a in the college. 322 Pike Down With the Straws Do you know that I have cut the prices on all my straws and panamas. The “poor little duchegs of Man-| as Helen Zimmer man, with her $2,000,000, must sur-| Special for Saturday y The dowager duchesse (Lily Dental Reduction n Eten About 250 pairs of fine suspenders for men. Reg- % \ty royalty at teas, will pay small | HAVE inns Mra. William B. Leeds, wealthy Ameria widow, will be taxed E_ $200,000 July 7.--Alphonson n jail here tod with the murder of Th ular 50c values, but I will sell them Saturday at 1 25c | MAX LOVE good straw at $1.50 BEN GRAY ‘ - 4 ay divaded qe he ) roprietor of a mil vat free between || st nursday, He of 8 and 104. mand $2-30| shot after accusing Panstera of be ne. Pansiera sald the vi has softened all ys a all sbout| and columns. KODAK DOMINATES Not alone because it is first in photographic invention and progress, but because it so encourages and rewards the taking of infinite pains that honest workmanship has become a habit in the Kodak factories. be a Kodak Secia/ of the most comprehen- sive type or simply a dollar Brownie, our workmen are not permitted to forget that the Kodak standards must be main- It is this policy that has built the reputation for KODAK QUALITY KODAK Co., & ROCHESTER, N. Y., The Kodak City le at the time. Yet now ck on them as adventures, aad ‘RENT FOR PILLARS? City officials for floor space oc EeaPEESS +2 PERCE KA NSS 549 OFS EE1AE ORERE