The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1917, Page 3

STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917. PAGE 3 | 1 00,000 WILL Cynthia Grey ’s | Satisfactory Terms pr. HIT SAWDUST i | ——TRAILINN. Y, LETTERS || = Gkore-Rantineo \o BY REV. CHARLES STELZLE Cynthia Grey 8 } NEW YORK, May 10.-One ‘ | hundred thousand trail hitters Good Form will grasp Billy Sunday's hand and $100,000 will be placed In the baskets when the final | “freewill offering’ is made in the Billy Sunday campaign just started in New York Th ca Will happen if t aw rage works out, plus THREE DAYS ONLY, STARTING TODAY 9° *" The entire Sunday campaign ta organized down to t viva have usuall cause of & profound religious |spirit that required merely the} e touch o jeader to give at] —The Wonder Film—Showed (roo FIRST AT PIKE in New York at $1 Pr 1¢ces. want uray. Tere ie r= Continuous 11 to 11 thie city which Is eager to ex. | press itself, at any rate not in Mahogany Gate-Leg Table Ww a Special, Each <m top eful in a most of furni- mber are norr at the al price, each $9.95. —Wirwt Floor, last minute LJ a: f Your Last Times to See It i009"). cree enerem Just Like Rest their respective duties, , Nothing is York pe ‘ rrassing, for instance other folk,” says Sund Sgypat’ \ Jaon ix that the people hearing Sun Bgfiheie - 7 » and del occasione: y —FIUMED AT THE BOTTOM 3) coe peor von aan tue aud [bods Henorance of thin rule. | OF THE SEA nN ‘ihe monday anid to the crowd: | SAW HER hla feat ; - 0 to he en yee ne r low / NOTHING LIKE IT ON 30% os sa tn New Yor! ~. een \Y EARTH lhe waen't hitting @ great many of with my sister.| jth 000 who heard him. Mighty | Ve went directly | few people who live In New York “om work, so it were born he as not late. As | Will Make $100,000 ve were getting |} And so, on the whole, the proph n the car to go ecy that Hilly will clasp the hand ome an automo- 1 thousand tra le stopped. Two will give him oung men were 4 dollars is a 1 the car. They lowed the car) | more emt e rea t a muddy crossing, Victrola X—$73 fe shown bese Broadway’s best on the Victrola The Victrola and Victor Records bring | you Broadway's latest musical comedy | successes—with the up-to-the-minute song | hits that you hear everywhere. | Get a Victrola on our easy terms and enjoy “Broadway's best” in your own home. Victrolas, $15 of one hundr ters and the peop! one hundred thou safe bet - atil we got off, | . . en started to Americans Should wk to us. Wel TT said we wanted | Marry Before They | cynthia’Grey to “have nothing | . ay ne to do with them, but finally | talked | Go Away to I ight) {3 them. Since then, one of them - |had ed at my home several! BOSTON, May 10—Amer- |times. My mother does not know leans going into military ser | how | made his acquaintance. She vice should be required to mar. |gaw him kiss me, one night as || ry before leaving for the front, | was playing the plano, and she said opinion of W. Cameron | he could not come any more. Moth to $400 former governor of the jer made me stay home when | had/ ad " Philippines. a date with him. | called his home| “If the 2,000,000 men we pro- [and left word that he was not to to send to Europe are al- |come on the next Sunday evening, lowed to go to war without be- as he expected to do. | have never ing married,” he declared, “it [heard from him since. What shall will mean the same number of |} do? | am ashamed that | made women will be deprived of mar [his acquaintance as | did, but he and the bringing up of |aiways sald It would turn out all 6 right. CLAUDIA. 3 A.-—It has turned out all right Your mother has made it so, ond you have been obedient and have Complete Report | sere ti se tnt youto do. This f M: k t T i an may have meant well 0! arke y as he did is very much against him Just forget the unpleasant episode e ——@]as soon as you can and be more * | lcareful in the future, Grote-Rankin Sealed Record Service Announcing the Arrival of Many New Designs” " * making your acquaintance in —<—;— Combination Library and Dining Tables | Veartabies ani | RETAIN ROOM i 2) Q—tI am a business woman over say fay cha gegre ' > 2/40, rooming in a home where the the several new styles, LL eh 7 o|family consists of husband, wife showing it extended and | ce | (about my own age) and two chil- Tidren, 14 and 16 years old. Would * } We illustrate one of | ed | we closed. : i ° 1 ‘ 396| It occasion comment if | retain my When closing this table the extra leaf folds up under- Hi bevy ws gpd BF @ temporary absence neath the table top. The operation is simple and easy. Be begat RRO a en All woods and finishes are shown, priced $27.50 toi 4 100@1.25 mi $415.00. THANK GIRL 2| Q—After dancing with a man ,,|should a girl thank him for the . . $\bleasure or should he thank her?|{| Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin OLLIE. ei - eran sean 10 A The man should thank the yo\airl for the pleasure it has given| 3.55) him 369) Calne cigar een for a boy to sit) COMPETE IN BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO, April 16— 3 sti with a girl classmate in the street! By Mail)—After 40 years of chem- “\car, going and coming from high! WASHINGTON, May 10.—Addi- teal research, a Way has been found — teetees #9/ school? Should he pay her fare?/:jonal competition for our new mer- tO double the already enormous ™ H *}5|_A-—There ts no objection to his|chant marine has already estab-| Value of the coffee crop by Manis ; {sitting with her {f she wishes him/|jished itself, Consular reports just|{acturing by-products from #h@iy $\to. She should pay her own fare.!received from Buenos Aires tell of coffee berry husk. abe the inauguration of a regular line| One of the by-products—manita | 2.16) SUBSTITUTE log Japanese cargo steamers be- —Properly combined with nitrogen, aas|, Q—My nephew, a boy of 17, has/tween Japan and Brazil and Ar-/™makes an explosive of about ey i 240, been calling on a girt three times | centina |Same power as dynamite ow a week for more than a year. The| One line will touch at Viadivo- ———___—_——. ‘ Yakima Geme ‘ 225 itl 18 16. She has good parents, stok, Chineso ports, Singapore, Dur ROUSE COAST GLIMS | Locals 76.00@s0.00| but | do not think it is right for|/ban and Cape Town, in addition a [him to call there so often. As the|to South American ports. | boy’s guardian, | am much Inter-| —————_ ested In his welfare. Is it wise for| correct—“if | were (was) going.” no lights burn on the Maine me to stop him from calling on her | NICE, and Massachneetts coast after $:30 peen| 80 Often? | A—“If I were going” is correct pn m., Fritz Kreisler, violinist, will > wo@2 00] AUNT. |because the verb is in the sub-| make a speciai trip East to remove if you do it tactfully.|junctive mode, and “were” is the | his personal belongings from his » other forms of social| subjunctive singular of “was.” 1 Harbor home. jentertainment which the boy SN ae - — — $0002.50) girl may enjoy in company with }3 | others | xrorir | Buy From the Producer and ; . aoe | my initials eharavea, on it 4 have sure’ 4 rors, Neahasd Hoa!” | Tetemy-aeen aotner person ese | SLOP the High Cost of Living | AN FRANCISCO, May 10.—Be | the government has ordered 1se@i7ts| ASK FOR IT 20 pts @2.50 > ing it. He found it, but he knows ; . P A ‘| the owner. Shall | ask him for it? is the plan of the housewives. Likewise stop the J high cost of dying. «Buy your caskets direct from allits & }i| cause this is the “coral weddin a7 And on the better grades of goods we save you an even greater percentage. Why deprive yourself of the necessities of Ife in order to pay an outrageous funeral bill, and get no better service and no better goods than we furnish for one- half the money? 57;WANTS ADDRESS 38! Q.—How can | reach Miss Anita « Stewart? | know she is with the is er oe av sige eae the manufacturer. Cut out the middleman. Ne eta r se Why pay $ 50 for a casket we sell for $25? CORAL COLOR Why pay $ 60 for a casket we sell for $30? : 10 By retusa Blatt pe Why pay $ 70 for a casket we sell for $35? | anniversary. Will you kindly tell Why pay $ 80 for a casket we sell for $40? | | me what is the appropriate gift for Why pay $ 90 for a casket we sell for $45? @ | occasion? BILLIE, Why pay $100 for a casket we sell for $50? a1| _AeAnything In coral color, be Why pay $ 35 for cremation we do for $20? °Vitagraph Co., but don’t know Tl where thelr headquarters are. We give a complete funeral, tnelading casket, attendance, EDWARD S. calling for body, cremation, and $ hecddrean “alae Btgwate Urn for ashe, f0F ss+-..csessseeeees et 47.50 Vitagraph Co. of America, Bast We maintain e@P @Wn casket factory, crematory and a 15th St, and Locust Ave., Brooklyn, complete parlor and equipment for funeral purposes. N.Y Don't allow anyone to dictate to you what Undertaker you shall employ when death comes to your home, but call SIX MONTHS the one who will give you the best services and best goods 22.00/ Q.—Kindly inform me thru your for the money. : ane8 column =how much time must 69.00 elapse before a woman, granted an BLEITZ-RAFFERTY UNDERTAKING 70.00 Te.00 bere divorce, may marry again. & CREMATION CO. Bal ceee MORE Phone North 525 617-19-21 Kilbourne St. € UNDER THE SE preeved timothy c.sseee veces 3800) Q—Kindly inform me which Is