The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917. PAGE 7 <= = MILLIONAIRES Bring the Wife and Kiddies to INVITE U. $, TO DIANOLA BEACH, SUNDAY! |). '™*:!sanes j jaser-Paterson Co cond Ave. at University St Phone Main 7100. Gerard, Pinchot and Scripps ‘ ? Offer U. S. All Over t me « $100,000 cas _—_ Extraordinary Saturday Sales | KITCHIN PRAISES MOVE Saturday's Most Remarkable Offer Ils This @ g Ol Women's New Coats at $19.75 Worth $25.00, $27.50, $32.50 and $35.00 | THIS sale came about through one of the most ex- eptional special purchases our garment buyer made on the last trip to New York. BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C,, May 4 A marked ression evi | dently wan rr on the ways mittee by the testimony of several million aires who asked the committee that their Incomes be con | scripted for war purposes. | Among those who appeared were Sumner Gerard, Amos Pinchot and Robert Scripps, representing €. W. Scripps They asked for a graduated Increase on the supertax on in comes and a taking over by the government of all Incomes over $100,000 and meane co: the committes A aOR ERR AREER AOR aa Saree SS a eS eo or oS | |very w nt ald Chair , ( F ; lmae Chante Kitohin. “it 4 « eae ! new ats in all—just out of their experien to listen to men who hippir llustrating the newest styles, devel jext . & ) } not trying to get us to tax the fashionable materials and in the most € er fellow lors 1 It's New Experience : " r ; 4 “Wo have on our handa the t Mate e velours, gabardines, poplins, wool jersey and : |lem of raining $1,6¢ w coating serge rea Page rcs 2 iA mad ane ee Colors are gold, mustard, Chartreuse, cherry, coral, Copen lot of thane have ghee She okie, Hunters, navy and black ' money, They all say they know how to levy taxes to raise all the }imoney we need | “I tell ther the ear-marks of high-grade tailoring, and all are - $19.75 i | correct styles sale Saturday at one price Fraser-Paterson Co. Third Floor => The new boat service announced by the Kitsap County Transportation Company, by which Indianola Beach is connected direct with Seattle, commences Sunday next (May 6), steamer Tolo leaving Pier 3, foot of Madison Street, at 9:30 o'clock. Seven-day service, with four to six trips daily, will be maintained after that date. YOU CAN LIVE AT INDIANOLA BEACH AND WORK IN SEATTLE I think there Iw much to be said in favor of your proposition, and | am glad to have the members of my committee hear It.” The revenue bill is being drawr Saturday--A\ Great Sale of Trimmed Hats $2.95 a by a sub-« and means f the way made up of Chairman Kitchin entatives Lincoln Dixon of ana and Rainey of Ilinots, democrats, With the two republicans, Joseph Fi ney of Michigan and > Longworth of Ohio Democrats Favor It A Splendid Lot of Two Hundred New Hats NOTHER special purchase of two hundred Hats just received, will be Your family can enjoy the é ’ Summer to the ful a never-fa pare The democrats have indicated placed on sale Saturday. New Hats, new colors, new shapes—just the at Indianola Beach, while you attend to > eam q e thelr 1 of the plan to t tyl most anted - 2 " Styles y « ath daily, arriving in Seattle at 7:30 8:30, as ve t gh the street 1 ea . a income es m Ww ¢ lease. Evening boats leaving at 5:15 and 6:15 like the famous beaches of Ca ar $ duoy le aabiy ceavead 4 Scores of styles; values that are remarkable. Hats of splendid quality, ring you back to your Summer Home with its smooth—by far the finest on all Pug A rth favors the prir that are worth all the way from $5.00 to $10.00 or $12.50. inviting rest, recreation, enjoyment, solid comfort bathing pavilion was erected last yer and ang toward the plan to e Hats of the very best materials, trimmed with flowers, with feathers, and health. other facilities have been provided for residents t 60 per cent of Income with ribbons, with ornaments Indianola Beach tracts are beautifully wooded and guests. But description is inadeqt you i iinw oro All in one rousing sale Saturday at ...... : <-Semnlesicy .$2.95 and there are loads of wild flowers, and in season must see Indian Bea har rth, “to take ALSO—AIl Pattern Hats, priced $12.50 to $35.00, on sale at....$9.95 berries. Indianola Creek adds cha: nd supplies to the full $45,000 ey Fraser-Paterson Co. Third Floor. $200,0007 Th abo LARGE TRACTS ....... $i UA cal $40 PERFECT TITLE CLOSE-IN TRACTS ............... $100 WARRANTY DEED Extra Large WATERFRONT TRACTS. $500 NO MORTGAGE Terms $2.50 per month and up. We build Prices increase 10 to 50 per cent July 1. for you if you wish—on easy terms of pay- Fare—Single ticket, 25¢. ment. Commutation ticket, 121/2c. To See Property, Take Boat at Pier 3, Sunday and Dally Thereafter, at 9:30. In 50 Minutes You're There Elliott +* Indianola Beach Co. <2. Sale of Women’s New Suits ome than other people i ” 5 i. erg he i 20 Is One of Saturday's Big E ae At $20 Is One of Saturday's vents buy, but | realize war Is not a pink = - — Bibs ae toa, and that when we are asking / other people to give thelr lives — the rich should not hesitate to deny themecives a little and get along on $100,000 a year.” WEDS FIRST LOVE = AFTER 50 YEARS SUNDAY DRINKS MILK FRENGH MISSION 70" is sy | \Keeps Him in Trim for New York Meetings TO GO TO CHICAGO nn in bride, 1 By the Rev. Charles Stetzie ¢ Billy lives for this job. He | ON SPECIAL TRAIN ) NEW YORK, May 4.—My | lives for absolutely nothing experience with Billy Sunday else. He gets little comfort In WASHINGTON, May 4.—-Havir In hie New York compa anything else. He eats just so the biggest of his career, be- that he will be fit. gan when he wig-wagged to ur ec HESE $25.00, $28.75, $32.50 and $35.00 Suits, offered at Twenty Dollars, are exceptional values, and this will be one of the best of all Saturday Sales. —The Suits are new, correct and highly desirable, fully worth their full value. —A splendid assortment of colors, styles and materials for iturday choosing. All sizes from 16 to 44. —Every Suit is an example cf excellent tailoring. Buy your new Suit in this sale—$20.00 is the price. Fraser-Paterson Co, Third Floor r |by the governor makes all chi-|_ “Cupid” Kennedy did a big busi- ness during t FRENCH LINER iren born out of wedlock legal off-| some ot a eee pein bee , rr —eaaoaoaoaoaoaoayIyEyEyEyEeEeye——eeooEoE————— . SPORE STL RARE FON TREN Eg ‘ Kneer’s third wife died a y completed the major mare of ‘italago, and Kneer left his farm to Moorhead to work in the allied war parley e iia ‘o he went to his old spring of their parents, entitled to | though which was to get esuranc | . ught a marriage license meant me from the platform just be- - me * ‘: ance that Ridge, Pa., to visit inberit and support and protection.|immunity from military service. fore he began an address. ' known Sunday near! mericar troops will be sent to ut fifty nieces and| The bill was introduced by Repre-| Four hundred and thirty-seven H- was sitting in the reporters’ | alway ist outstanding per-| France scon—the French commis a, Whe poseeeted tol sentative B, G. Tenneson, a Fargo|censes were fesued during last thy ne serrate ne sonal characte sion, under Vice Premier Vivian! |4 i 1 attorney, April, against 268 in April, 1916 salute with one No frills. “Gosh, no,” and Marshal Joffre, packed ttagrips| He ran acre ey =e s OI EE? ablo grins. and out!” No Seay $6 luce 2h ig be and {mmed PARIS, May 4—The French === An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade After the meeting | wae | naries, in the ordinary sense. “Go . an he war spirit into! soitaire diamond he had g liner Rochambeau recently arrived smuggled into his bathroom, {| ;,, ; 6 finalist | Chicago and the West las an engagement ring, which i ilaaih chek: maniainy Ketaned WE SUGGEST where he wae being massaged =| orange juice and | Somewhere in Washington a lux-|had not returned to him when they|°t ® French port, & Aa by his physical trainer. i wits ct ak cee tule wae’ tee arious appointed special train, | parted a torpedo »y a submarine, FISHERS BLEND | Hello, Chartie!” the gdkeasee “ThE sand uarded by | secret service He demanded the return of the| according ne of her passenger (@ORIEL, REGPr Coo BOO, | And, of course, | - . per kee tone re and stocked with comforts luxuries, these men of France almont f ytten in their war. ridden . 1 dt the French visitors ring-—or Mrs. Halliet. Mra, Balliet day. The torpedo passed a © opinion that he could yarde astern. The Re and so the betr a! of} bean immediately fired a ) was renewed and bmarine. Whether J their mark {snot cnown ! © torpedo was b u's officers t Billy wanted milk with a “Hello, Bill!” | For an hour he had been hurling | The sour milk season, 50) iIMSELF against the wic ‘Boublesome to housewives, of New ¥ as tho he wo has started. Mt all into the Hudson rive: Sam's warships rn h tracks straight to Chicago tonight anchored in the < wR seemed a e And how impatient he had been | #"°h shai med i , c Inel of the g As The Fisher Flouring Mill: ¢, | the job! While the im-| !!ke a nel of the nig REAL PAINLESS ight Seedy eaa-ainSNa” bee bat Hilly’s restless, turbulent| Gollath, the giant of Gath, was ; Fl of Fisher's | mens ty o d all pas punatacturers of Fisher's vane » on his chair, bi was back In the tabernacle. | "six cubits and a span” in height u , nas issued a sour “ . H nails, folding and un Blend af é : Jeongers were hurried to the life heart was still with the|Taking the enbit at 21 Inches! -< , his fing ca | boats, There was no pante. milk recipe cook book which, | rotuing his arma and clenching his | Beople would make him 10% feet hig l Patre eevtved at: the The river onbeams. » was q me wi CANVAS SHOES FOR ECONOMY They Are the Best for Cleaning, Wearing and Holding Their Shape ¢ » whisk guarded e mar-| shells at the W lowe One of t 0 use a common expression, | fiat, then suddenly get ip and | thould “fill a long felt want.” striding across the platform, flip-| Occasionally a few sour milk ping a coin into the air. | om ard are scattered through t: Baltiowey he hg hai books. This is probably! ¥ an ing paper as the vol Ge first time a cook book de-| was being rubbed in- OUTSIDE Weed exclusively to such) mind you—and turned to the sport - tines has ppeared. | page. When he had got the news % a jall ina fl the paper was ‘ i Isabelle Clark Swezy, § by hin 9-year-old son, who's lecene within 20 minutes, but did not sight the submarine. Onl the Rochambean's speed saved her This new Lace Boot, with welt soles, military heels and Binch tops, priced very mod- + seal oe $3.45 me .. $3.45 White Canvas English Walking Shoes at, per pale We ee Ren eal $3.45 Finest grade white Nubuck Shoes—elther button or lace—Good- | |Girl Is Rewarded | With $300 for Find In order to introduce our new! NEW YORK, N.Y. May 4 he When dancers were leaving the ff BI is the == year welt soles—low or high heels and high tops. Reted baking and cook- tarted for the Sunday au-| 1 "7 ? ‘ a e known - vie pi ean fi yee 7 styles; priced at, per pair........ cute eteeaa 4.95 ing expert, prepared and It is his own; he ships a All Phonographs does no I eee ores oe buckle on the || White washable Kid Boots, with hand-turned soles, 95 ‘Ene , and ! got into J a mouth ( te 10 e|Was an old a Louis heels and 8-inch tops. Our price, per pair iH every recipe. and 1 got in A mow L Acces gave it.40 one ot tht P price, per pair..... Dade Ma” ‘ in One cob; guaranteed 15 years ‘ oo din “When using sour milk or never ' Gold crowr : ee Pe nia ee aR AT ’ Y } four cream,” says Mrs. Swezy $15 set of teeth (whalebone IL BP. Burney, assistant manager M E ] h j “the idea of economy is gen- at dy reckee whe celebrated $10 set of teeth of the hotel, asked Miss Hug! ens ng 1S : pres ane suis ord pea " 4 aeteeth at eroihi: MBle er the telephone what she h f @ally uppermost in the house e Records, largest Br " per MOEN: APIS lacs withcibe wane : Wife's mind. The recipes in ection of records in if White crowns . P haliga: 4¢swna. vous: links a ing % Blend Sour Milk the world, enabling you Gold fillings se eee + $1.00 up| iy t, for a liberal reward 1s offer Cook Book were pre-| to hear the great artists Silver fillings 50e od in today’s papers for a similar Shoes - Pach of Rurope, as wells Platina fillings 76c | article,” said Burney ; fred with that idea in mind. Page This Model $70 ; f ” vr Miss Hughes obtained — the . suffer fron every American record ; buckle from the maid and took it A big new shipment just re The edition of this In- Lont Models from $25.00 made. There is no phono : to the . law firm, from ceived of these in Tan, Cor valuable Book to House- Troubl to $1 graph selection in exist hom she recelved a reward of dovan and Black Calf, with wives is limited A “a bn 1 ¢ our Plate | $400 Leather, Rubber, Neolin ane ory a oe ed. A 4 SeXOID Free ence th f can't played ¢ Stand Rinex soles. All Goodyear lemand is antici- ; n the Brun t Time. boxes for $5. Eas a T tH » welts. Priced at 3 Pated. A two cent stamp — vers if . Butter Not Slippery S145 and $4.95. RAYMOND # i IMEDY CO. will bring you a copy. Room 6, Hotel Antlers | a ui Fourth and Ue entitle, Wash. | rag ee Ce RTS FROM 10A.M.TO5P.M ca op tia a Address DAILY CONCE : . FISHER FLOURING : MLS bp fo ™..| Seattle Music House Safest Way cok at St hospital found f5 pounds of p ly good building sand, A man posing as a Cut - Rate farmer sold the 60-pound tub for Dentists $19.50 to the hospital UNivEnsrey st, ; ae a Mrassesrasernen Ce: Children ‘Can't + seoe’™" 1216 3d Ave. a8 fs Be Illegitimate Now BEST FOR RESULTS | BISMARCK, N. D, May 4 I STAR WANT ADS prided Mt senses aD ashes BOSTON‘: cite! | SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C9: | ;s"**” Bids I The Store of Style and Service | to9 SECOND AVE. AT PIKE #2 Mail Orders Delivered Free by Parcel Post re rare West Waterway, Harbor be “ Island SEATTLE Se $11% Becand Ave. | D North Dakota will have no more @ illegitimate children A bill signed |