The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1917, Page 7

eS i STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 27, raePre EC LLL in ete see RR The old come, template home for direct boat service from Seattle will be inaugurated by the Kit- sap County Transportation Co. Indianola Beach took a firm hold upon the affections of Se- spot, Indi: attle lovers of summer homes last sea jon The place is SO tg you—take close to Seattle, has been so highly favored by nature and Kee so carefully improved by its owners that to see it is to love it. Indianola Beach is due for a big season. Seventeen tracts have been sold this month, de- spite adverse weather. Most of these buyers first visited Ind!- anola Beach last fall and simply Elliott 317 An Economical, Shoes for Women, Men and Boys but today we want especially to price to you some Shoes that are bringing the men and boys up here In crowds. Delightful Place to Trade Boys’ Gunmetal Button and Lace Shoes Sizes 1 to 6, $2.50 and $2.95 Emerson Shoes for boys, in black and tan 3.45 and $3.95 Emerson Shoes for men, in black kid and calf and Cordovan pair $5.95 Men's gunmetal button and lace Shoes, with Goodyear weit double and single soles, made over round and square toe lasts, $2.95 and $3.95 Same in tan calf, priced at $3.95, $4.45 and 84.95 A Big Rihek Season Predicted and we are prepared with more st han ever. English an nd toe model stub and tan ¢ $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 English Walking Shoes, of tan or black calf, narrow receding or rounder toes, rubber or leather Goodyear welted soles. Prices are $3.95, $4.45 and $4.95 per pair. Just received by express, three cases of men’s Cordovan Calf English Walking Shoes, with Rinex soles. Specially priced Mi treanes stexi50xs veal The vast majority of our Shoes | are made in Standard Union Factories. Special Work Shoes, for men in shipyards, priced at $2.50, $2.95 and $3.45 2 Take “levator Open Saturday Evenings to9 a] ‘| BOSTON Floor Eitel | SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C?: Bidg I The Store of Style dad ‘Service SECOND AVE. AT PIKE Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post y healthful, delig anola place of all places, Indianola’s Famous Bathing Beach at Low Tide. Indianola Beach will for- could not wait mally enter upon its second _ selling season. season Sunday, May 6, when rule first served. provid your htful, time Large Tracts $40 Close-in Tracts $100 Waterfront Tracts $500 On terms of $5 upward per month. Indianola Beach Co. NOTE—PRICES INCREASE 10 TO 50 PER CENT ON ALL PROPERTY UNSOLD JULY 1 —=") applies—t If you con- Bathing Pavilion and swim- a summer ming convenience family, in a Gravity water tem. Free conveni vater—plenty of water Beach is : i b : Excellent soil — will respond by the fore- RESERVE OFFICERS ::: TO BUY a Sale of Choice Home Tracts at INDIANOLA BEACH Seattle’s Premier Summering Place re Lina Note Extent and Freedom from Rocks. the Perfect Warranty De Fifty litle. No Mortgage. j regular minutes from Seattle nd we sav ; and we say illy to your efforts. 1utiful shrubs, You can live at Beach and work in Indianola Seattle Madison, 9 a. m. Com- single 920-921 Green Bldg. ance a “WOMEN! "MOTHERS! DAUGHTER on; also examined t ing Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 Save Money on DOCTOR BILLS | A Regular, Licensed, General Physician, of More Than Ten Years’ Experience, Offers His Services Office Calls $1.00 INCLUDES Consultation, Treatment and Medicine—A Fair, Square, Above-board Proposition—No Guarantees, Contracts or Secret Methods DR. EVANS 401 People’s Bank Bldg Second Ave. and Pike St., Seattle HOURS—10 A. M. TO 5 P. M., 7 TO 8 P. M. BULLBROS.! 1917. PAGE 7! CITY PREPARES | HOSPITAL SPACE! FOR EMERGENCY When war comes to the West Coast, If it ever does, the city of Seattle Is prepared to handie the situation, Dr, J, S. McBride of the city health department is making room for the accom | modation of 600 patients at the | clty hospital. This week-end he | le initiating first-ald classes for | the members of his department | | Wants to Hold Space an \¢ 1 JEFF PERRYGREEN PRO POSES AGAIN I called immediately on mith I found quite a h Jning b rit thru a ¢ t e seemed a treat me tr | or we tw duties f and car an | t he re college exce could twist nd her that he ts any other man, but can't say n ks him right You see, Paula,’ sald Alma, ‘a nuch as the feminists talk a getting what they want on its its, you cannot eliminate ion, A man will give you ou ask for twice as quickly 1 are a woman and say I if yo mer the sex 20 nis wife r—in the that every the most ed girls I had ever | ers the greatest fe could not be mor the methods o n with @ maid thar was this id little news paperwoman favorite epi gram was: ‘A an may begin with the discussion of the philosophy of Bergson, but they send with an agitation own emotions.’ And after years of newspaper work where she had been thrown with all sort t in the Her man and we alwa thelr five and conditions of men nd women—she still retained her weet disposition and sane outlook on life I did not realize at the time, but I have come to the conclusion ince that, more than any other woman, Alma influenced my life and influenced it for good, She little finger. I) cy to a woman |, certain of | u ac Dougall-/outhwick Second Avenue and Pike Str Saturday— Hundreds of New Spring Coats $19.75 $25.00 $29.75 Consider the Style— the Quality—the Price can be HERE them as to their the and th no hesitation in desirability to their value for price. m G Men’s Wear Serges, seys, Check Velours and fancy aterials, mind ect of any one who sees ere can be no doubt as Materials There is a unniburls, Sport Weaves. Colors Gold, Chartreuse, ag of ¢ ot G Ww wide including Burella choice of Imported loth, Jer silk or Wor | ness sti Coral, « Navy Blue and Kelly, Features Plain tailored effects, pleated or belted Coats, large collars of self material, and some trimmed with braiding or har- tching. 4 pple Green, Rose, Brown, Black Smart Tailored Suits $25.00 Special n Wool ned f $35.00 Serge, Burella, Tricotine Extraordinary Sale Saturday 150 Silk and Serge Dresses Women’s and Misses’ new Spring models Crepe de Chine, Alice and Navy old, Rose and Pls latfeta, and Serge Blue, Gray, Tan, Pu Values $20. 00 to $25. 00 one sordid fi Alma, Paula for an en, and be g (I had answe I found out 11 As soon as I had tl I drew aw or it knowing after, 1 ten inne promised fled if me 8 to Karne the horrible had kt nd now I must feel 1 allowed any other man to kiss me “Paula, Paula,’ said Jeff, ‘do you love me” Does thi mean that you will be my wife? ‘I caught my breath, Had 1 committed myself? And then I said demurely you pressed No, the faire: “Then strained old comr between Dr, Shelabarger, Norther took 1 sir, that and ‘It means, ki me by surpris an unfair advant 18 ‘T pressed st girl in the world,’ we both laughed, and the situation settled into the adeship that had grown up Jeff and me (To be continued) Ocultst, 1 Bank Bldg 814-16 ith and Pike, nd ‘MUGH COTTON USED IN UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, April 27.—Dur baler t Watch for “Bambi.” HAVE YOU A FRIEND THAT'S DEAF? 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