The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1916, Page 6

STAR—FRIDAY, AUG, 4, 1916. PAGE 6. “DIANA OF THE DUNES” FLEES FROM WORLD OF | MEN AND TELLS MYSTERY OF WEIRD LIFE TO STAR) shtct, sein SV Tr South End ' Public Market Third Ave. at Washington St. Where You Make Money on Every esl she ’ Boston Sample al Clear’ TS ave nce x Cg) i Speen ( UR reputation for standard Styles in seasonable Footwear makes it necessary to clear the stock in mid-season, and to give sur thousands of customers price concessions which are remarkable, rather than carry the merchandise ver into another season. This Of 7 ad A Clearance of $3.50, $5 and $6 Values in Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes (Always Sold at This Store for $2.50, $2.95 to $3.95) Lines and Odd Sizes in Ladies’ | Broken Lines in Ladies’ Pumps and No Meat Prices Compare With These Ours Are Lowest Good Steer Steak, Ib....-12¢ [ Shoulder Roast Mutton, lb. 7¢ Pot Roast, Ib.... ..@¢ | Hams, % or whole, Ib 1s¢ Roast Veal, Ib ++»-9¢ | Shoulder Hams, ib 13¢ Leg of Mutton, Ib.. 12%¢! Fancy Breakfast Bacon, |b. 22¢ Big Special on All Kinds Chickens We Make All Our Own Sausage from Choice Meats Checks on Known Concerns Cashed INDEPENDENT PACKING C0. STORES 38-42 PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 “Diana of the Dunes” preparing a meal at her wilderness home. She does all her cooking over a fire built in the open. The hut, deserted by fishermen, in which she sleeps, is shown In the background. Short Pumps and Oxfords Oxfords—aAll Sizes BY HONOR FANNING Jances I had found the hermit's hid-) with myself. 1 BEGAN TO pa ea a 3 group includes a collection of PATENT | This group, consi#ting of all black PATENT COLT OAK HILL, Ind, Aug. 4— |ing place, When a strong, lithe, LIVE. | have had ten glorious Very est 2 ster, 9: iho... ae Here, om the nore of Lake (cleareyed, smiling young woman, months, | have no worries Michigan, in the foothille of /bare-legged as a nymph, hair cut about work, about the daily high sand dunes, in a wilder |boy fashion, face sun-kissed to a] grind of living and doing. { ness of pine trees and a jungle (deep brown, sprang thru the pine| AM FREE.” yond echo | scrubs, | knew I had found “Diana.”"| And #o the modern-world “Di found “Di- A single garment was her only|ana” philosophized about life, but Alice Gray, |attire. She brushed thru the/her philosophy only draws the veil University of Chicago gradu |pines, eurprise and terror flashing|of mystery more closely about her IMPS, with gray and tan cloth tops and kid PUMPS, all black patent PEERLESS PUMPS, jose, ib Boe ; patent TANGO SLIPPER, and patent with tan and gray quarters, white kid PARIS tops feather OXFORDS. These are odd sizes, all sizes | PUMPS, in all sizes, dark tan and gunmetal OX im some lines, and will $ | FORDS, rubber soles and heels, $4.00 Dek meas' EEA ee 1.50 | and $5.00 values, all sizes, at......... $1.95 Ladies’ High Shoes at Clearance Prices Pull Cream ¢ STALLS 464 Bananas, doz... Watermelons, Cantalouy FIGH SECTION Salmon, each Fruit and Vegetable Section Turnips, bunch........-..--1¢ Sauce C | | | } | | This group represents some very remarkable values in short lines and odd eizes of LADIES’ HIGH who, since last October, |in her eyes. Theso facts, however, she admits Halibut, 2 Ib SHOES, in patent leather, gunmetal and patents, with tan, gray, velvet and suede $1 95 has spoken LESS THAN A “Who are you, please?’ she de-| ‘Her name is Alice Gray, She Sonn (Cad: | tops, and some black cloth tops. These will be sold for ....-...-+-6.seeeee seat tewees . DOZEN TIMES to human crea |manded. “I must not see strang-|graduated from the University of| tures! ers. I had hoped nobody would|Chicago in 1903; held a mecretary-| Diana of mythology wi known to the Romans as t With 83.00 Order $1.00 *. local New Potatoes. 250 Man's Onleods WOMEN’S FANCY BOOTS The very latest styles in TWO-TONE BOOTS, brown kid, gray find me here.” ship in a large publishing house,/ It took some time to assure her/and it was predicted she would fol Good 30¢ Coffer, 1b...,..- Abe , | y 1 "7 i kid, dark gray kid and cham » vamps, all with white kid chaste goddess—Diana the jof my good intentions, and of the|low a literary career, | | ee eevee -Valtics |] SS, See iy det een ee Bee huntress, She hated men and |public interest in her strange ad-| One day weariness of the world ANDERSON’S GROCERY Tan OXFORDS, with cloth tops, | $4.00 styles, in all sizem, selling at....-..ee..ccesee $2.95 went inte the wilderness to | venture overtook bh A red Mexican FORMERLY AT WESTLAKE MARKET FREE DELIVERY—PHONE ELLIOTT 185 Made on English lasts, with Goodyear welt sole. Regular WHITE SATIN PUMPS—A SPECIAL $4.00 values, in a good range of Ap sizes, now A final clearance of the broken lines in SATIN PUMPS, includ. .... $1.95 ing white, black, gold, blue and pink. The sizes $ at.....- — are broken and will be closed out ooscee 1.00 live in virgin purity. | “L am sorry they call me the|blanket that adored her colloge| This “Diana” in the flesh | hermit’ and the’mywtery woman,”|den, a few clothes, and her pay en-| found hedged from the world |she said. “We are all mysteries , with “Just a few dollars in| by two miles of almost impen- (to somebody or other. I must re re tossed into a grip. | wo etrable sand drifts aqd boggy [main a mystery to the public for a| She had heard of the Saharalike| G RO CE T E RIA _ 7 a marshes. And it wae thru thi time. I came here to the wilder-| sand dunes that drift along the lake! >. drifts and marshes that | trav. |ness to seek—well, TO SEEK MY-|shore, To the dunes she came SELTION 54 SOUTH END PUBLIC MARKET eled—THE FIRST WOMAN [SELF There was no human habitation { NOTHING TO PAY FOR BUT GROCERIES! TAKE OPEN TO PENETRATE THE SANC- “1 was working in Chicago, mak-|sight. Only the birds gave her ‘There's pract! ally nothin te pap See Bet grocers when LLEVATOR OSTON HOLE 0 SATURDAY TUARY OF THIS MODERN. [tng little in the way of money, do-| welcome, In a dugout whe spread Deying OS ee Sreticcer sup ential no eihek aire. boone | OT VINING WORLD DIANA, who has just [ing little of importance in the|her blanket | st Ee, a resit: ne leaten ie bak. aedeun cal te IT 109 been discovered by fishermen ~|world, it seemed. I had measured| “The fishermen who live way up | Tao Wasted bulk goods—everything in clean. sant: NC In solitude. myself with the world—the results|the beach sometimes bring some : ae er ee ee ee , SECOND . It was dawn when IT came upon! were not encouraging. I ¢ e here|extra food fron | Wesson's Of], small l pon | m town, and I buy/ 7 Hershey's Cocoa FLOOR Second Ave at Pike St. BUILDING her retreat in the dunes, The hut|to measure myself with nature. lit from them,” she said | ik, all can Se | size. commonly call- was empty, but a bed of green| “1 found a cave here in the | “Farmer boys sell me exes. 1/ I Cnn Wag Bg MERREEE. 0 boughs and two siniwter revolvers! hills, spread my blanket, slept HAVE REDUCED THE COST OF! T ae 1 Be | in & and 16- otf the foot of the bed were assur-| under the stars, and communed | LIVING TO ALMOST NOTHING H pam at wholesale === “ - - SS -|—10 CENTS A DAY, AT MOST. > ertees, EXICOWANTS (2,500 ROOKIES LEWIS TO DOG | sze%2 iS wilderness has given me— TROOPS 10.60) 60 ON CRUISE HUGHES STEPS| Saccienee speeches he will deliver on his the center of the track with head down as the train came on. The engineer stopped the train just ia time. COW HOLDS UP TRAIN’ ELMA, Aug. 4.—Passengers and | ; — ; J tthe Elma-MeCleary train ec Ee e | Peace Commissioners to Urge|That Many Citizen Sailors| Mates, There'll Be Much Po-| transcontinental trip. At Wash-|("°" O lverea Friday from. the HE’S MEANEST THIEF This Point First, Note Want U. S. Naval litical Oratory F: ington Senator Jas. Ham. Lewis, | ‘eight and shock of a “holdup” that| 8 an Indicates Trainin pag ind of Chicago, was conferring with | occurred a mile east of here yes-| A child's bank, containing $30, n ica es bh ing Now On leaders in response to a drafting) toraay. After conc@iling their ‘yal-| was stolen from the home of Geo. from the national democratic com ith j 7 ve., Tl ct U. S. HAS BIG ISSUE|/ALL MUST SWAB DECKS|AIR FULL OF WORDS | mittee to “follow up" the Hughes| ables they dismounted from the|S. Ryan, 1733 Sunset ave., Thursday coaches to find that a cow, hearing| afternoon, by burglars, who enter- | — sanaistie trail across the continent a ‘ed thru a rear window. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-—Gen WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Fight By PERRY ARNOLD By the time Lewis finishes nis| 2° whistle, had planted herself in'ed thru Carranza atill insists that the first | battleship loads of citizen sailors| United Prese Staff Co: little 10,000-mile jaunt behind} decide y. wget re ita rrespondent i | thing to be decided by the U. 8/1414 entisted fro all over the] NEW YORK, Aug. 4—N. Hughes, doing rebuttal oratory, | and Mexico is the withdrawal of | t week| Republican Vice Presidential Nom- NATIONAL MARKET begin. tines Fairbanks will swing out the American troops country for the naval training ship|the real political tumult w Mexican Ambassador Arredondo | Plattsburg which will sgil away| Te open season for orators starts | siong the same oratorically beaten : f j Always has big money saving specials. Butter, Eggs, Olive Oil, Macaroni, Delicatessen and Fancy | today delivered to Acting Secretary | trom Rast 5 Monday ath across the continent ~| lof State Polk a note, which, while | Tom Nastera points Aug. 15 and) rom then on .to November the|Peputtal of Lewis’ All three ten | Groceries. Whipped Cream Chocolates, 50¢ Ib. |naming a commission and tacitly |Crulse for a month. The navy dejair will be full of words. Looking | win) travel over practically the accepting the latest American pro-| partment plans for the event were, forward today It seemed safe tol same route Whether the demo- 405 PIKE ST., NEAR FOURTH Straw Hats First Floor Arrow, Manhattan, Olus and Tailored Ready Label Shirts in both soft and stiff cuffs, regular values to $2.50, in this $1 15 clearance ..... . Broken lines of soft and stiff cuffe regular $1.00 and SEE 00 Our Windows posal for a joint commisston, laid | completed today. predict that no previous campaign! orats will get in a “last word” all! stress on ie Sot ag Oma The 2,500 naval rookies will be var gies Png Dots — jalong this route by sending some ican commissioner © devo! * | to folk k their attention preferably to the|Members of the crews of the seal tude of speakers and milos traveled | eae krone hen eae ae not 'resoluion of tae points mentioned | fightets during the voyages. They| by candidates. = y in the previous note of this de-| wii) jearn to fire the big guns, swab} Republican Nominees Hughes at partment.” Bridgehampton today was polish- The points referred to are the ing off the drafts of the various CIG/ questions of withdrawal of Ameri-| mocks, operate wireless apparatus, can troops from Mexican soil, bor-|run battleship machinery and do dér patrol and fixing of responai-|¢verything else that will equip bility for border raids. them to serve as naval militia re Washington officials agreed that | serve for Uncle Sam in case of war Carranza in this manner is indicat The eight ships, their points of| ing his intenticn to urge these departure and complements of citi questions ahead of all others zen rookies are: U, 8. S. Kear No specific mention is made of sarge, from Portland, Me., 80 men; | Southeast Corner of 5th and Pine Sts. any broader issues to be discussed, | U. 8. 8. Virginia from Boston, 463 altho the last American note par-|men, also from Newport with 28 ‘tlenlarly pointed out that the a4-;men; U. 8S. 8. Maine and U. 8. 8 Keep Your Eye Lucky Strike Fish Co. [ministration desires to go into a| Kentucky from New York City, 943| SPECIAL © On Our Speciais— * larger discussion of he Mexican U. 8 8. Rhode Island from ON s They Save You Money problem than th purely military delphia, 379 men; U. 8. 8. Illi} phase nois from Norfolk, 461 men, and the FRESH FRUITS OUR SPECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK Broked Ralmon ER JUDGE WOMEN AND RS BY THEIR WRAPPERS. i |decks, polish brass, sleep in ham Sport Shirts In plain colors, fancy stripes and fancy trimmed. All U. 8. 8. Alabama from Charleston dias dicta get yeas Large Mackerel, with 101 men. Each day's cruise STALL 25 ae Pe. | pastors .. 25 | Smokea Herring, box 00 Spo ‘ . | begins at 4a, m. and ends at 9:06 4 ibe.’ Granuinted | Svars Fancy White All $1.00 Sport Hair Often Ruined oe hemes to TR | Beate ect eaen ee % < ee Cc p. m If You Know What Really J Fischer’ De Shirts at ........ By Washing With Soap — — Toto: Any of above four articles with a 2c purchase, specials excluded | JO€ licatessen Rhy Mya AN MI Home ked Meals 40¢ Fancy Queen Olives, quart ..... =e ndows TH K ss RIPPE Cool No. § k choice Family Flour.. P tieaabs Soap should be used very care Ne HVE Doe 708 would come | 00 can Royal Baking Powder R8e | 15 can Reliance Shrimps... Pure Cider Vinegar | fully. if you want to kee? 14 AREAS rere ay ANG 8 for only every day a her eine 6? Sink, « age | 20 can Hershey's Cota. .... tects 76 Be. Brine nair looking ita best. Most soaps ‘ap . McClinton of Sec. 200 ie | 19¢ pke. Baking Soda oe J and prepared shampoos contain|ond Infantry Washington National THE HOME LUNCH | i:: , : Bec | b00 Qt jar Queen Olives... dee jeréay © Gat. sal. Jue Straw Hats too much alkali. This dries the|Guard at Calexico has sent an ac Se | S00 can Extra Virgin Olive Oil Se + pt rt tare | 16 n of Minced Ci ees scalp, makes the hair brittle, and] knowledgment to Miss Grace Rippe|ff| Occident and Davidson | }*- r Vi ViLTidee | 00 Sar Plokled ‘Pearasess.2.: Mrs. Goethal’s Bakery f 3 be ails oe it ruins it for a check of $150, which was ttle . he xen Matches , Choice of any Panama in | The best thing for steady use Is| raised thru her efforts for Com- Bread ; Pees ongagee if P tecnel haak Special the house, val- 2 just drdinary mulsified cocoanut] pany A. Acknowledged the Beat Pens IUidte | She Sar Assorted. Jai: 3se ues to $7.50.... ° ofl (which is pure and greaseless),| The men of the company for Also Real Homemade Cakes, Pies, Split. Pei Bie | 3 can Guittard’s Pure Choe: | 3-Layer Cakes......25¢ and is better than the most ¢x-| warded resolutions of thanks 2 Aunt Jem olate ase All $3.00 and $4.00 Straw soap or anything else you Wilde’s Home Bakery | ‘ aor Seen eee eee Full Line of Bakery Goods MRS, WILDD—MRS, RIEDEL STORES—WHITE MARKET AND CORNER MARKET can One or two teaspoonfuls will severeses ee cleanse the hair and scalp thoroly Alb rt H New Potatoes, ” EA ARKE' Next Fresh Churned Creamery All $2.00 S 1s Simply moisten the halr with wa e ansen 4 ee. foe. . STONG’S MEAT M T Stong’s Grocery Butter, Ib. 30c / ) Sailors and Soft Iter and rub it in | 2 Ibs. fot te : Z : p ED. wee eeeeee fe Rs e yo Frings Jeweler and Silversmith Watermelon Sugar Gared Corned Reef, Ib, 10¢ | Sweet P B 7 abunda , creamy la . per Ib No, 3 pail Swift's Lard for ...45e | |b. i¢e eanut Butter, Ib........--10¢ which rinses out easily, removing Nice ve... 91.00 ‘010 Second Ave, Near Madison 4 Bacon, per Ib, t4c | 10 Ibs. Ground Bone for chick ney Dry Salt Pork, Ib. ..12%e | ens ‘250 Jones’ Butter Store Apples, dozen jevery particle of dust, dirt, dan SE 55) Ou Windows Gruft ‘and excessive oll. The hair Corner Fruit Stand Special Prices om All Other Meats and Poultry STALL 25 STALL 25 dries quickly and evenly, and it Corner Fifth and Pine St. leaves the scalp soft, and the hair — FRESH y ‘ fine and silky, bright, lustrous, Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for 10¢; 8 for .. tx B. V. D. Porosknit and fluffy and easy to manage THE RELIABLE EINE ahha || LO A! anialoupen vbel-swneh BO -akGhi Ai 4or “sssuidcs aes CAUGHT BUTTER STORE regular $1.00 79 all any pharmacy, it's ve how New Potat 5 lbs, for QUALITY GUARANTEED E |cheap, and s ounces will st s Le ai. ce re " scatman aac & teak 43 for month+.—Advertisemen It Ie of incomparable t —————| value to you to have ‘eens ag Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. vam aire gee | ME. Cinnamon Company Miia uit Cream” DOg | eeee Dettverr. * rrone Mats dona], CLASS A Wisconsin Cream Brick 25c S@8 PINE ST., Next to Corner Fruit & Vegetable Co. Cheese, Ib Gravenstein App’ don. 100, 200 cab 1c CRESCENT MEAT COMPANY r eipabkeet snes. ee Butter, Ib ‘ Watermelons, Ib...2¢ OUR DOCTOR, who is an EX |GOVERNMENT PHYSICIAN, will e |preseribe for any patron of this Fresh Buttermilk, all you MAIN 2899 “QUALITY” OUR MOTTO MAIN 2899 : = ame , Tailored Ready Co. |) ‘si :crss @2o keh ad | —— Se |" 2 cave unk THA ANE BE CohwinceD ee ° land THROAT: specialiat ‘will do derivatives for temporary relief, at Fresh dressed Chickens, | Eastern Salt Pork, Ib. 10c BIG SPECIAL : ue dante he ano OP" MRS, OLIVER *':" | ey pound .........18¢ | Pot Roasts, Ib......10¢ | FRESH FRUITS AND | What more do you want Met Formerly of Westlake Market | Leaf Lard, Ib. ....124%c VEGETABLES | RIGHT DRUG CO. eal o Smoked Meats, Sausages and | Shoulder Veal Roast, per Good Steer Steak, per 1111 FIRST AVE, aatgett: (2 t@ 1h 19 t0 6, To 8 | reuh Dressed Povltry pound ..........124c| pound tovees kde Between Spring and Seneca 8 1K, MACY, 811% Second Ave., Epler Bid, Where Every Garment Is Guaranteed 401-403 Pike Street ey Are Always Fresh When You Buy From Us