The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1916, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916, PAGE 2 'MANETTE TO HAVE BIG “CLEAN-UP” DAY FAB RAISED AT | map as incorporated town in th oe ailan nee he: Home for Mothers and | the committeo on “clean-up Children Popul Pike St t MEN’S HABER. lay” of the town of Menette, one | prope eee : ; ; THE T. | DAY FREE TRI L AND Sound hivy yard townt actors the |A GREAT AID TO MANY ||| DASHERY, | after struggling in vain | Sounc ; ‘ i i financial ad- } EN R I A Manette’s “clean-up” { to occur By Cornelia Gl |}] against the merciless tide of EASY PAYMENT OFFER CLOSES Ill cour aace vouerlay teow the tweraisiae f] versity sold by CREDITORS’ TRUS. Jexercines at the Theoddra home ° lai | FIGHT BLACKLIST [sec tov mec snow ool] TEE H. McLaren to satisfy claims On the World Famous Theodora home before that ||} against the business. | WASHINGTON, July 21.— I had always thought of it just! BEN B. GRAY and M. J. LOVE, two of Seattie’s | adh aa il aie eds omen as an “institution | most popular salesmen, risked their all—faith, ambition | | Secretary of State Polk ead I discovered that it Was some and money—in a laudable effort to establish a high- | phages iene corneas |thing more than the ordinary “in class popular price men’s furnishing store in Seattle's new retail center and failed. The time was not “ripe”; the general business conditions also were not just right. Now the cleanest, newest stock of standard lines of fj | wtitution | | British embassy and Ambassa Theodora home is in « big colo- dor Page at London, Polk said BEATEN BY STRIKERS nial brick mansion, surrounded by} five acres of rolling lawn, on 36th Frantz Premier e ave, N. There 12 & Wide white merchandise in the city, by action of TRUSTEE ectric eaner pillared veranda in frout, and it is/]f M’LAREN, acting under the orders | of all Creditors, | filled from morning until night goes to the general public at genuine BANKRUPT * | Frank Brumett, a laborer from ith laughing children, dainty girls | Don’t delay! Monday will be too late! You must get your request for the |Everett, was attacked by strike aaa os vf , oe caeitag th reed, PRICES. 2 : Free Trial in today or tomorrow at the latest, because this special free offer he a at Wentlake ave, and {SPO & SM ada yeaua, NOTHING will be held back in this sale—so-called closes promptly at 9 p. m. Saturday. Remember—tomorrow is positively the last |Vieatota ga las * py srday the children were all {| contract goods and all else being listed for drastic action day. told i fficers he had worked clad, with flowers in their TIME is short. The Toggery Sale cannot last for . . " fon the de at Everett but not in| hands, and ¢ ok agp shay but a very brief period. You'll have to hurry for these ‘ We will send you one of our superb BR AND NEW, easy gliding and deep cleaning Irantz-Premier Ele | Seattle, and bad just come to the hes egy bowls Re had come Santchibes bereits tric Cleaners--our very latest model 1 10 days’ free cleanin al jelty om the tnterurbar b : ‘ r ' 4 | Miss Mary Mitchell is the moving $2.00 Faultl P. Remember—this Free Trial does not cost you a penny no obligation to buy. We want you | spirit of the Theedera home. She - aultless Pajamas... to see for yourself how the Frants-Premic s up threads ind ravelings and ey peck of dust and dirt THEY LIKE JITNEYS is a dark-haired, brighteyed wom $1.25 Union Suits ..... Co iT rpets < ur rugs w ry it or furniture, your ut adiators, wall ! lan, with an exquis charm. 0 1 A * Clean your carpets and yc ugs w Try ) radiators, walls an as with mn esate os am $6.00 Fibre Silk Union Suits .... portieres. Try it in all the nooks and corners, Subject it to every test you can thi of Two hundred and «ixty members| satieted Shins bitemetl tanh aes And then if you are not more than delighted with the cleaner, we will send a boy to get it. But if you of the Butchers’ unton, tn * 01 | room where @ young woman was $5 simply can't get along without it, then you may keep it and pay down as first payment munication to the council Friday dressing a curly-beaded, cooing bit of masculinity, Ina tiny pink bas| ket bewide her was another baby, a! girl 3 weeks old, She welcomed me into her room with the poise she might have had in the Hving petitionsd against any municipal ulations which would curb the rations of Sitneys. IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY AFTER ONLY $2.5 THE TEN DAYS FREE TRIAL Then you can pay the balance in small easy monthly payments, thirty days between each payment Fine Sailor Panamas............ And In Combination with the Toggery remember, you are getting the rock-bottom, special factory price and the VERY LATEST MODEI jroom of ber own home. Two|ll stock of fine furnishings, we offer untold You buy direct from the distributors—a BRAND NEW machine right from the factory, and best of all, months ago she was deserted by . * jest ki or husband, and but for the ‘ argains in on the easiest kind of easy payments. jher hust rag sagt rbggel eve barg starved. Aw {t is, she 9 TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 152 OR WRITE US TODAY far AS M Simply telephone us today or tomorrow and say that you saw our ad in The Star and that you want the feta | geen od n>, Sopa she full details of this great offer. We will see that you get a Frantz-Premier cleaner on Free Trial this very day We watched her playing with her Don’t put this off a minute. Telephone your request at once to our store or write us below. Remember, Monday will be too late. We will also send you our beautifully Phone numbers and address little son. ‘That is the reason of this home, Mins Mitchell said, when we were| outside It is to keep mothers! FINEST $30 SUITS teatiod = 916.45 illustrated folder describing our latest mode! & Hand-Tailored and their children together—and to make a woman look as happy ax|f] Models ............ 1 that s ; ; oi ita atten ine" fT 12.50 Men’s Suits $7.85 ered Ne aad ia the only thing that) To every person ordering a FrantrPremier Electric Cleaner who | neniivadigeiotnartans count s ai decides to keep it at the time of delivery, we will give, absolutely FREE, ‘ord i There is one little woman there one reguiar $3.50 Electric Toaster. Read Every W of This} | who is from Rumania Regular $15.00 Testimonial Gentlemen This appliee to ali orders received before 9:00 P. M., Saturday, July 22nd, and at either the Seattle or Tacoma store, and on orders by mai! or telephone. MAIL THE COUPON OR TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 152 can neither speak nor understand ord of English, nor can her lit je boy and gitl, The father was lost several months ago io a rail road wreck, and because be could not speak the language was unable to let him family hear from him Fine Worsted Stripe Men’s Suits ............ ... Regular $20.00 Fine Hand-Tailored $6.85 $9.85 $14.85 Five years ago I he ected tn fan Francisco suffered tooth pulled, so 1, deriées Machines sent by parcel post on this free offer to any point him pull it f Some w Mise Mitchell found Men’s Suits ....... fn Western Washington. pe ge A him, and as soon as he is able to Beautiful Hand-Tailor. work again the family will be re j united | Several mothers came home from | work while we were talking. ! lk ed to watch them meet the guests. | There was none of the awkward Dentiate ed Novelty Mixtures for men and young men. Regular $27.50 STORE OPEN EVENINGS _ De Lay Sales Company, After waiting | ness that #uch an occasion usually Arrow 50c B. V. D brings, They were the hostesses, -w 420 Union Street DE LAY SALES CO. Thie Galoombais Shests My. their oun Collars. . . Tdc Underwear..... 28c 420 Union St, Seattle. evidence homes, and they were proud to do All new; ail sizes. ile they last. NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTORS 726 St. Helens Ave, Tacoma, |: ¢ufers« Ii Wh Pay Some of Salary | The mothers who work pay a per-| Gentlemen: Absolutely free to me send Seattle Store—420 Union St.— Phone Elliott 152 at once details of your great free trial offer is overed #, boat anaesthetic so, er contnne. of Costs week's pay toward ae ty 1 8c sh ta 19c Tacoma Store—726 St. Helens Ave— and easy payment plan and also your beaw | ?*\iocr jon ts ‘Those who cannot work are treated 2s Saal io beech ih. have none of th precious. « They tifully illustrated booklet. with exactly the same considera- » | tion, and they help to care for the children whose mothers are away.| ropean war he pid ite Importation tas 4 Puget Sound Traction, Name + ot Appliances Tho children’s clothes are sup. || 20c Initial Handkerchiefs. ..... Light & Power Co. fone We give the plied bythe fund,of the home, by 1] 50¢ and 75c Leather Belts ... nothers themselves, and by e Address ....+-+.00+ ume rite ue » who choose to give them, || 50e and 75c Neckwear........... which does only one-half er ene- » child is ever offered a gar 35c Fibre Silk Hose ........... third of our vo We give with clad xverante signed beth by . @id the work and by of work our tron- satisfaction, operator whe ment which would make it look Ike a charity child Brined exercises yesterday were to $2.00 Ide Fancy Shirts ..... a a Pajamas . Nothing Extra. It’s an Accommodation. FROM STRETCHER AT INQUEST ‘Reg Dental Offices ra ae Mencanfy B — ine his gun to fire. Manager Farnham, of the Fe T raised, too, 6 Experienced Salesladies Wanted. Fri CLOTHES son hotel, refused to testify, and said, ‘For — sake, gun,| day, at the Inquest into the death save my Hfet'” Appl: ; ti of William Bothwell, killed fn a Morris said he leaned over Roth Pply 8 A M. Sa urday = gun fight after ne had wounded Dry | well, who had been disarmed after 7 {Squad Officers Morris and vey. tryin gto shoot from the floor 322 Pike Street. Fourth Ave., Near Westlake. {when (hey raidel the hotel bar Did you say anything to him? or arm ays Monday afternoon Morris was asked A uo he appsarcd, with his wife,| “I said, ‘You dog, you are trying , ba extained be had been advised/to kill police officers who are en If you are really keen to by his. attorney, George Vander-|forcing the law.’ ” SS | Veer, not to take the stand. The hearing was continued Fri | Vanderveer said afterward the|day afternoon testimony might have been used tn/| the case against Farrham, for al- leged violations of the liquor law, WENATCHEE TRAVEL | | and that he did not want to give the city any much advantage | secure the most value for money, come in and see new styles and novelties. Exclusive Distributors for Ui —C mam —e— BARGAIN WEEK es, Cr Important = Pater se! UNUSUALLY HEAVY [IM] AT THE ARMY AND NAVY STORE [I BRADBURY |inquest on a stretcher, told the de —_— — |tails of the fight Great Northern officials rep At one stage of the fight, while between 600 and 700 ople are A SYSTEM wounded, but still before he had traveling daily to Wenatchee to file > shot Bothwell, the officer said his for homestead claims on the Col CLOTHES jown gun missed fire three times. | ville reservation N response to frequent inquiry as to the cleanli We ; |_ “What did you do?” he was ask-| The train that leaves here at seas ofthe water-ia the Ceyetal Pool: sad i oat VY ed. 10:30 p. m. has been going in two a ' ysta Mar ne we Rell these at 81.00," % "I broke my gun and looked at\sections all week, The registra-| sanitary processes employed throughout the insti- cee... hae — nu an the dents on the unexploded caps,” | tions clo#e at midnight Saturday t I ke th blic : ug H he said. “Then Bothwell | ———— ution, | make this public statement: Greatest Bargain I «aw Ever Offered to the Public Other Reliable Makes $15 to $22.50 Every night the water in both bathing pools is emptied, the tanks are thoroughly scrubbed with RELEASE STUBLEY dizes any organic matter that may be present, thus freeing the water from injurious bacteria and con Hammocks ; When Dr. A. P. Calhoun, an brushes and a special cleansing compound, then White Shirts rityear ch eale tebe ae tines oe rinsed out, and filled with Puget Sound's fresh a day, Superior Judge Albertson or sea water, thoroughly filtered, purified and raised ANY COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY | Ea an eee ee Rear Dgh : = DRESSES MEN-WOMEN tody t the ght temperature dleped iseadity ~ pending. egavast minute in the day this water passe iz We have Shoes that ex- 00 ‘A: Stubley, however, and the writer! through the $45,000 filtering plant, and through a Clusive shoe stores show for FOR plies WEEK ' be tried tn Geptemiber the chlorine treatment process. The chlorine oxi iw) | $5.00 to $7.50—the same GILL TO SPEAK EET # ji ~ j Mayor Gill will go to Black Dia 3 " Heavy canvas, for identical Shoes in many ST TH ANDAR RMON GIB mond Friday nignt to wpeuk at the tamination, Your porch, lawn, H - 2 P| ft th ’ _ 5 n ent or camping. cases—at the following as iminert’ night school pil ania: Thus the Crystal Pool water is kept continually @ $1.00 Bach, prices: $3.50, $4.00 $5.00 Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the United States. clean and pure, The water in the big tank is completely purified and refreshed each three and one-half hours yO rs for supplies for Out- AS ‘TFITTERS. © Our store is Headqua ing, Fishing, Hunting W. S. KIRK’S~ Army and Navy Store For a Good JUICY STEAK No other Natatorium in America so effectively safeguards the health and welfare of its patrons M. N. GERHART, M. D., 1209 First as Go to the In Charge of Emergency Hospital and Laboratory. sd gg sa 1822-34 ail bul this Rainier Bakery and Write tor ¢ 2 ST. is 400d ‘Cetond Near Madiecn” eattle Natatorium ¢ Ri baMe (ed, LD Fil