The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 3

re , is in a rapid fire, first production by his own smashing records everywhere “IN AGAIN—OUT AGAIN” COLISEUM - Today and Saturday ao: = “Roldi Breaking Records Every Day for Only Today and Tomorrow to Go He'll Smile Those Wrinkles Away If You Don't Delay— the Easiest Way AFTER 5 P.M Last Six Rows Main Floor ze comedy romance—his company— Matinee and General Admission 15¢ Chiidren So Fifth at Pike—Continuous, 11 to 11 YOUR DOLLAR Is GROWING m= WV RONc Way But It’s Bigger at Schermer’s Than Elsewhere Compared to a year ago, your dollar is smaller today. I@’s so all over this country and throughout the world. BUT —values continue to be judged by comparison, and your dollar is worth more at Schermer’s than elsewhere be- cause it buys more. I SELL THE BEST STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917. PA It haw ebeen SATURDAY © gran lnc 1 cricket did ws The cabbage b That's why tt From the ogg hatches or larva, which chang then into a t erfiy worm, aa we call It fatiens a wil t head of cabbage if {t gets a start utter! on tt a ay friend last Oc to hesi wrong, and | am sor PIT! Al Jennings—Oklahoma's famous ex bandit—wrote this stirring story of men— and guno—and women—presumably from a gentioman, Is it too him now? A.—Itt If you did to thank the y¢ you should not bave ac ¥ too la incidents gathered in his own career of returned it immedtat excitement and adventure! Neediess to say, fear, it will be rathe the story is thrilling, the action Is fast and explain. 1 think the the whole picture packed with daredevil deeds! explanat little note a, 80 him, an jdela Harry McCoy, In “His Parior Happy Hooligan cartoon comedy; Strikes, You're Our,” and “Zeeland and Zuyder Zee,” a Dutch scenic, complete the picture program. fia! WEBS! Zoo,” a “Three cline the attentions of 1am only 28. | have have been years. Worttraes me to remain alo: seem to look do you think? om why y When you buy at Schermer’s you save. Prove it by personal inspection; prove it by compar- ing other offerings; prove it by wearing Schermer apparel. You take no risk, for this is a “money-back” house, and no sale is completed until the buyer is satisfied. SUIT IN SEATTLE MAKE ME PROVE IT Here you can still get Winsted two-piece Underwear for a dollar. Union Suits, heavy cotton ribbed, for only one dollar. B. & L. Union-made Union Suits are still marked $3. 00. Cooper’s Derby ribbed, summer weight Union Suits stay down at $1.25. No raise in Fiber Silk Hose—just 25c. A dollar buys good Negligee Shirts in tan, gray or white. Four-bits for a good Work Shirt of blue or gray chambray. Flannel Shirts, of good weight, remain at $2.50 and $1.50. Real dressy Dress Shirts, with French or stiff cuffs, $1.50 and $1.00. Overalls, Union-made goods, may still be kad for a dollar. 103-107 First Ave. :;CARL SCHERME Good strong Work Shoes, in chrome tan leather, at the remarkable price of $3.50. Goodyear welt Work Shoes, with double sole to heel, for $4.00. Dayton Loggers, with plain or outside counters, are only $5.00. Chippewa sstitch-down Pacs at the old price—$4.50. Bergman’s celebrated Loggers still yours for $10.50 and $9.00. Washington Dry Sox still have the $6.50 tag on them. Beacon Dress Shoes look like $6.00, but cost you $4.00. Crossett Dress Shoes, in all styles, at the old prices—$7.00 to $6.00. Everything man wears. All goods quality goods, and you save on every garment. Ten Steps From Yesler The Big Store with the Small Prices fed to of -, Not | of course, emer and garden er continually ts anno feel that y: ng man fort you should writ nim at once, d begging hin pa speak to an unmarried m, GE 3 Vv GROWING A GARDEN Expert Says Insects Get 1-10 of Our Food atimated that one, tenth of all agricultural products America are insects willingly for 1 be “shot at hopper lays an eRe 1 be k A a tiny we en to @ pupa The larva or eats cabbage 1 destroy the in your gar —| received a pretty gift from tober, Some friends’ Ili talk of him caused me te in thanking him. then, | have found them to be in the Since ry. My only relative, a brother, says this boy Is late to thank T. 8B te to but Now, | r difficult to absolute truth in such matters is always the best cepted it ely tha x ardon for the Q.—How long should a widow de- eligible men? one child, | alone in the world two | loved my husband dearly, but know that he would not wish People LONELY First at Pike—Continuows, 1! to 1! peace ‘ I think you have ertect Admission 15o—Children 6 pt ts nti on: Mf you bave been a years, there isn’t any ou should re re any longer. One peat which must be watched to Insure a big potato crop next fall is the Colorado potato beetie, or “potato bug.” The potato bug hibernates until warm weather draws it to the fur face of the ground, Then it finds potato plans already up, and begins its annual gore i fighting these course, when the pota garden and farm Its le it cannot carry the n posts. ed from the air to the tubers} The United States department of |#TO¥ing under the surface age ire our food bill for}. The bag lays yellow nn T SHT sects alone ts about $1,000,000,000 | ¢ under side of the lea TONIGHT AND |!* about $3 n these hatch worn-like larvae monly called grubs These grubs are the heavy eaters. 1 hey will str p & potato aterm of it* vex in short order, When they have feasted off your potato leavers they drop to the ground and «ec thru a resting period, burrowed in the soil, From wtace they emerge as adult beetles, or po tato bugs, Then t go thru ar other daying season If they haven't killed all your potato plants by midsummer, the great«rent grandchildren of the first comers will finish it for you In my next article J will tell how to prevent the coming of these pests and how to meet them {f they attack your garden (Letter: To Cursthin. Grex it in true, the world a widow {* the cynosure of all eyes, She ts believed to be « flirt, whether she be or no, But don't worry about what people nay, #0 long as you know you are not do Re guided by yo Of cov over, that ise, ing w ur own consclence Q.—We are two girls living in an Occasionally we have nda come to dinner and play games, or enjoy a musical hour. Some of our friends think this is improper, and that we should not entertain In our apartment unless we have an older person there What should we do? THREE GIRLS. A.—This {6 a difficult question to decide fairly and wisely, It is an old saying that there {8 safety in numbers. In this day and age of bachelor girls,” who so frequently quite capable of taking care of hemaclves, and who are captains of industry of some years’ standing. it is diffieult to draw the line with regard to chaperonage Strictly speaking, 1 believe that the world was better when atricter. Rut in former days girls did not work as they do now, tn such num bers, and home was a place of shel ter to them until they married 1 cow justly draw any and fast lin cite hard such an you t would be others, it An in proprietics be a matter In some instance: perfectly proper might be anything b Many cases where ton, it woul of the persons concerned We are good looking and have nice id are attractive, and our re well known in town, ave good reputations. have common sense and Nough to take care of our- selves and not do anything foolish,| like you read about silly girls do-| do jt, girls ing. We are not going to go joy. riding with some fellows, or any thing like that; but here Is an in- cident, not the only one of Its kind, are two girls, 15 and 16. Satisfactory Terms Always mEROTE-RANKINCS OTTO F ALGEI. General Manager You Can Bake and Broil With One Flame —Same Time | in the A-B Gas Range Do you realize what an immense saving there is in using the double-oven A-B Cabinet Gas Range? The same set of burners heats the bake-oven (above) | and the broiler just beneath it. You can get your whole meal in these two ovens. Just Try This Combination: In bake oven— Then view these A-B features: (1) White tile lined Canopy Back (2) White Enamel Broiler Pans hintaan wad Dist Trove Beked Custard (3) Glase Oven Door (4) Mluminated Oven and Canopy (5) Rust and Dirt-Proof Finish (6) Automatic Lighter —No oo Rust Proof Oven linings Highest Possible Award (7) - iE (8) Elevated Ov d Broilers | | Panama Pacific Exposition | {$} Percated Barner Pasture’ | Trade Your Old Stove as Part Payment on An A-B Gas Range Beking Powder Biscuits In broiler— Steak Fine Reversible Bath Rugs Special Values Washable Bath Rugs, made of fine quality cotton, in three Come in an attractive range of colors; guaranteed fast. | x4inch ular price ¥ for ; $1.69 | finch; regular price $ for $1.89 | Oinch; regular price $3.25, for $2.35 | 25-Foot Garden Hose Special $1.98 $2.00 Pure Aluminum Fry Pans, Special, Each $1.49 “Of all the girls in all the world, Twenty-five feet of %-inch | Cottoncovered Garden Hose, complete with couplings; spe- cial Friday and Saturday at----.. 91.98 Fifty feet of Goodyear %- inch pure Rubber " $7, 50. Hose, special .. Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFT H—GroteRankin | Made of heavy pure alum inum The bottoms are guar- anteed not to warp. The cold handle makes {t a delight to use. Only a limited number are offered Saturday at this spe- clal price. The risk is too reat. Contagious Ward Scene of Wedding Q.—Please correct the following: there are (is) none quite like you; o :, ae as a that we would like your advice There sa ite) sna whe have MARA NO AS ee about: | (has) 80 sweet a smile, or wonder Ray, seaman aboard the United We were returning from the eyes of biue.” T. T. {States monitor Tallahassee, sta- show praia night, about 9:30, and| A.--The sentence grammatically tioned at Pensacola, Fla., and Miss we passed two nice looking boys.| complete would read ‘Of all the , ow of Ci his They smiled and said, “Hello,” goal girs th gil the SOM ee a MeL ee ene: we said, “Hello.” They started to| girl quite like you fiancee, were married here in the walk with us. We just talked about 1s ward of the City Emerg- | common-sense subjoc and told tal the other day. The them about the town id when we minister and two wit- reached home we tide Thee | BULL BROS. both convaleecent Salad where we live, good-bye.” The wore antiseptic s. Miss Miley, said, “We are ey stad’ te have Just Peinters to4g | |cFitically 11 with scarlet fever, was met you, and we enjoyed your com.) pany. Good-bye.” Now, Miss Grey, will you plea: in this, and if 80, what is it? —. AND A. A All's well that ends well,” | runs the old adage. But girls, sup. posing your chance acquaintances j hadn't turned out to be | gentlemen? Do you think | would then have written as you | aid? may “size up" a person in a fleet ing glance. I repeat, as I have many times before, that girls especially young ones, who permit strange young men to escort them but place it in actual Don't womanhood, |danger of being destroyed FILL OUT AND MAIL Seattle, Wash.......... To Members of Congress of the United States of America: We believe {in the conserip: tion of large incomes as a means for conducting the war; We also believe in limiting the profits to be derived fre sale of munitions and necess ties We therefore favor the pro posal to limit profits on muni tions to 3% per cent and on the basic necessities to 6 per cent, and to levy a war tax on tn comes «bove $5,000 per year, namely, 2 per cent up to $10,000, and a higher rate on larger in- comes, ultimating In a tax of 100 per cent on Incomes larger |] than $100,000 per annum, for |] any one person. We urge upon you the enact ment of legislation to this end, and confidently expect from it results of great benefit to the American people and to all man kind Respectfully submitted, ADDRESS When signed, mail to Senator Miles Poindexter, Washington, D. 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