The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 2

—fifty-three years’service to the homefurnisher! Make Vour Own be Terms “NO CASH DOWN!” your additional purchases added to “make your own terms!” J your account ! ) without a folf you have an ac count here your ad ditional purchases will be added without In itlal payment make your sele furnishings up to § cash payment NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS”—NO INTEREST we invite you—the Seattle homefurnisher—to select any Victrola up to $ It will be sent to your home without a cash payment! 10 carefully selected double-faced | 10-inch Victor records from the May list—$7.50 for the entire lot, or each record.. 75c FREE DELIVERY | sirorol grate any 0 BY PARCEL POST—" address in U. 8. mail Poor Batterfly—Fox 18246 | quiah’s Wellday—Fox Trot (RY Trot Phe Jo. @ finith and die Orchestra . Smith and his Orchestra rreheatre Joe. ©. Smith and his Jou © Staith and bis 4 Brensong Waits 18247 | Ger ott My Foot—You Trot » Spencer Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs Bond z 18250: fw Dream Alter the Ball (Cs!by vals } These Hawaiian Peerieme Q q Motodien 18254 < TyevGnost of the Ukulele Pecrien Qu Peorioa Quartet American Qua America, Here's My Boy 18256. [avs All Be Americans Now ( She's Dixte All the Time 19287 4 Just the Kind of @ Giri (Towa Love to Make Y American Qua ar Wife For Me and My Gal sazse } Fer Me sot, My Cal You Never Knew Aboat Me ( , An Old-Fashioned Wife (From Harry Mactonowgh and Laric o Green-Harry Macd 18259 You're tn Leve 18260 | you Seid Something a Might Time fm Little Maly (MoCarthy-Pisher) Ov 18262 Og Lady (enyder-Y VICTROLA VL—$25 “me cash down” mahogany of oak with record shelves —onk cabinet, §% Inches high; 15% Inches wide, 16's Inches deep: turntab exhibtth tor tapering tone arm end “gooseneck” sound - box tube; brake and speed reg- later double spiral drive motor ( wound while playin, parts nickel plated “(can de wound all metal parts drive motor. while playing); nickel plated. TRACY DEFENSE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1917. PAGE Baby Week as Baby Boy SA YS DETECTIVE TRIED FRAME-UP: Attorney Ww ald, ace Sheriff Joffe: f the 1. W. W ett ef to prove eorg tive—a discoverer of evidence, Lacy asked td ply The Reese He prior rona, Evere GERMANS MAY H CHICAGO, was the res Dg. for Thomas Tracy, 1 | on trial before Judge Ron | ined: shooting Deputy mn Reard at the time battle at the Ever ty dock November 6, offered | Tuoeda morning by oe Reese, Pinkerton detective ebuttal witne for the state ler ssexamination 1 made at least one talk on Everett | © diaguised as an I. W | battle, that he had! ho 1 that he| fires Attorney} to be | | in arguing © these allegations, | id not ction as 4 hour's debate ensued ald fipally ruled for the ling that ft was not s-oxam{nation,’ who conducted the exam forced Reese at every dony making state defense alleges {used to make in almont saying: “I don’t think so, night have, but I can't re yea or every in say before the t you did not ree ¢ but Feinberg and aboar rd the Verona?’ he was 1 not tha t remember,” was the re state o claimed that} ident Tracy sald » couldn't remem- ayi t there were no either at the hall/ to the departure of the Ve on the way to Everett, or at t AVE HAND IN BREAD STRIKE May began ar charges that the bak has practically bread ase and t questioned toda Tt t Washi ging them rasa the § Juring the s known that union leaders at} ington signed a statement # not to ¢ rament by war, but the bakers here assert that the jwas made “over thelr sident Gompers rive fn to end Federation of Labor will ar | the city shortly to attempt 4 the strike. | » x % t. ~~ plated exhibi- tion sound box, Vietor tapering 7 e a * teen of the city's largest bak-| than 60 1,000 bakers, cries and more ones employing losed. QUIET ALONG HAIG'S FRONT; BOTH WAITING May L—A along the LONDON was apparent front today smaller are| deadlock British Field Marshal Haig’s Make them crisp and light all the way through —use ROGERS’, the wholesome leavener. Bend do in stamps for new booklist containing a perfect waffle recipe and many other new walected recipes by Imbelle Clark Swery Endorsed by the Westfield Board of Health DOES NOT CONTAIN A Take in the Commercial Travelers’ War Dance Vancouver, B. C., May 2nd to 5th AMERICAN DAY, MAY 3d ecial Round Trip Fares Via GREAT NORTHERN RALWAY Three Daily Trains Lv. Seattle 8:00 A. M., 4:35 P. M. and 11:45 P. M. For full information, tickets, etc., Office, Columbia and Second T. J. MOORE CP. & T. A. Phones, Main Cc. W. MELDRUM A.G. PLA 117, Elifott 5609 jonly night ofa ted out report of fighting wi r successfully ca by his forces north of |prisoner. Elsewhere he |*nothing special.” The ra | where action Ypres, re a few Germans were taken reported | was in the same sector! erday the British com mander reported a similar mtnor in Is the second day of appar mmovability in the British ad. along this sector. 8 has period ing u | terial Dengil Kroder might their during which bot south of| 6 deadtock:| The tremen-| fighting of Saturday and Sun-| seemingly brought on a A of temp y abatement, sides are hurry-| roops and fresh ma wal at a later time./ from Arie hy. Both al fresh 8 for r ™ ther Is Proud of Seattle Boy ? Reeves, amit Went ls one Seattle mother | who {a proud of} what her son {8 doing for hia! country, Dengil Kroder, her 22 yearold whore four y in the navy to be up on 17, cannot re the call of Uncle Sam, and is going to re-enlist. And both of them had been counting the Jays until they| have an opportunity to end| long separation Kroder has many friends tn Bent. | tle, where he went to school. He has been on « recruiting tour in Virginia for the past few weeks, but at the end of bis time he is go- ing enlist back to the “Florida” to re- in apite of a yearning to got back to home and Seattle. Wealthy Widow Is PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Mra. of ©. her a and partn were Olin Wife of a Dancer May 1 Genevieve Wernwag, widow Theodore Wernwag, who left n estate valued at $1,000,000, Finney, former dancing er of Mra. Vernon Castle, married a day er two ago at the bride's home, and His To prevent baby from taking her cold while nursing, thie mother has | adopted the novel expedient of muffling her nose and mouth with a towel while baby takes its dinner. This Is United at th laby Woek ables never got thelr t zed. I Just gave ‘em all little tummies would analy their hold 3 has the right tdea r 80. ae | Anda etty well Tuberculosis w how an inary bedroo bo made ilar freshalr war And the public roing to a low airs for the chi ta of the right kind wala ‘68 into a reg er eald clothes and cribs and toys.” ent ng my chil * Granny sald, “we moth at have all these ad vantages, I guces I'm bebind the times.” 4 the very T said 1 said And Granny no and raid “What's be trying to Granny?” y're going to ha Millions Made From Nickels and Dimes Too many people cannot think of savings or wealth in terms of nich els, dimes or even dollars They overlook the Big- ness of Little Things. Yet nickels and dimes have made mil- lions. these very Four of the largest firms in the United States, do- ing a business of one hun- dred and fifty million per get their returns a ents at a time. They and ten-cent few are the five ores This is also true of the movies and the street car companies, whose millions are made up of nickels and dimes. It pays to save the little sums and the best stimu- lant to the saving habit is a bank account at The National City Bank OF SEATTLE Member of the Federal Reserve Bank. ! Grandma View It Tuesday reda tors and 1 af and tion univ how to prep dren and give they can have ought not to enid Well, tf she telts you I can't rive him a stick of pepper mint candy to suck once In a while Granny. boy? I should hope we would! 1 eaid so, just as joud as I could. “Yah! Yah! Yaa And @ doth jump What is it? Did Murzer atick a naughty old pin in him?” they sald Do you asked Gran in my high t 8 how It to be a baby wity, in going are foods for Nets of things ings they have,” xaer ‘Won't we, Granny's know,” Maszer 1 can't ‘ learn more of what ectence and study can do for children.” hat's right!” Granny « are of the t you « ugerous to be a baby I rather guess pring WII! do well to get our terme before making a real estate loan We do not sell our notes and mortgages, and are able to offer the lowest rates of In- terest because we demand the best security NO COMMISSION Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 Second Avenue Patadiished 2744 Years Assets $6,300,000 -IN THE BANK WHICH HAS ALWAYS paid its depositors on demand, having never required a notice of withdrawal Open Saturday Evenings, 6 to 8 In Its Own Building, Honest, Painless Dentistry _ STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN! DO. MY WORDS RING TRUE TO YOU? Have I Convinced You ThatI Possess a High Order of Skill as a Dentist? Do You Know That Honesty of Purpose Governs All the Work I Do? o Do the sass Best Possible” lifiedly qualifi erences? Ask them Do professior and tl pe ure tos you under to ex Have y about charge, still chara an expe as it fas} call you by are ter of make White’ ed to the tootl ¢, you cannot wear dentists charge about $ Is My Office Motto that they are my best ref extending over 25 years. ntricate gold. ig, treatment of the rhea, or mak- the same plate, is all done on high plane? de- I either 5 abso- $25 out. RK for this DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners.) 601-602 Eitel Bldg OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. WOOD SHIP PLAN "HAS HARD FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE : WASHINGTON the strenuous Take Elevator. N. W. Corner Second and Pike. ELLIOTT 3026. akes Cut Glass to Collect His Wages| (HEP! HEP! te| Sergt. Browning, Company K Twenty 3. infantry, Blass vained at $100, e fternoon led in eturned to ) her he at from a shopping Her man o k all|4 ub e. “Wilson,” an. hat he was going! Boys detween 15 restaurant Monday other to live at and 18 who | West tion, p sup! knees ment t sels m received favors orday, hern pine int Job, and tha e had er glassware to 418 5 rs Const I revented the sb on the c ry the police found out that no such man . he Ol was hacen at that address. n yes-| and representatives of the} is at once de le to fulfill }the fabricated steel for the East 1 ridge, across e iilding was t If the government wire rope for log t coul hundred and eighty-four > © pine ves sie coengers ight be b The plan was |, ‘The elty purchased yesterday all) went to join the junior guardsmen drill at Volunteer park every ay at 6 p . are asked to call is Gustmann, East 1439. . May baskets are being sold Tues day on downtown streets by volun |teer workers of the Woman's League for Service. eee Maj. C. B. Smith, C. A. C, Tues rning inspected t U. of 1g COTpS. day 0 W. reserve officers’ trai . » out 600 appl! cants f at the Pre ions for th mp close at the ding at midnight Tues ships Allen also a on the ground boat #' hour wh white floatin. The representatives went | tion early work jat inks ‘within a quarter of an struck by a torpedo, wooden vessels will remain « for some days, at the | architects and the } into © in tho evening, on the matt — aon bitte in the efty. fight by the Southwest American, ° = || READ STAR WANT ADS" their T Wor on Vi ictory for Municipal Light | — Advevates of a municipal lighting | system in Ft, Smith, victory in Wright as mayor, Ark,, won a the election of J. 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