The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1917, Page 6

LONDON, May 2! / far understanding & change fr the first few we rica’s entry. T! of them or ¢t necessity for exertir of effort in the mo: at orgy vate ly days of 1914. But the news from d this view jor in Am of what the U. 5. in feet all day tender, sweaty, They use “Ti their feet right up. It ke perfect condition. “Tiz” ts SOLDIERS SAVE MAN only remedy in the world that} Idaho guardsmen rescued fron Out all the poisonous exuda-| drowning in the Spokane river “England fe glad to know America Is making haste slowly.” Popu la every. where manifest today that the WU. S. is doing exactly as Lioyd | P George in his house of com. | Mons speech suggested—taking Advantage of England's mis takes. S The British viewpoint prompt and thoro ishers privately Own inability to grasp the | heir to the Flag meaning of the struggle tn the | aunt, Mrs. Ro! Dig audience crowded every t of a special movie | ttl eatsics =: WRITER URGES ING ERE money for re’ rh leads from the Admiral Robert E. Peary of the north pole, will two lectures on aerial pre Seattle Arena at 12:30 at the Orph They will be |‘ /*Tiz” for tender, puffed-| wp, burning, calloused et and corns. who are forced to stand) today ts Mrs. Lewls was Misa Lotse Wise, heiress to the $60,000,000 Flagler fortune, and has just mar ried Laurence Lewis, son of Thorn Lewis of Cincinnati, 0. recalled /,_ year’s romance. She was m r millions by rt W. Bingham, her marriage, was M. Flagler, widow of who, America of | Mrs) He past few days has seemingly |the Standard Ot) magnate GUARANTY OF 20 comment of the appoint ; 4 and out plans to do Pils fundamental ine of war| Editor The Star: In your Issue and administration is/of May 10th is an t “The Tukwila Road,” in which you advise against spending more irs on t padows t at Riverton, and ad the new Du the crossin vocate the paving y sh-Renton Junction road with suitable material, with a mainte nance guaranty of five years. ry narks are timely and n view of the fact generally a ely to only the first cost of a Newriter, | Dav But why guaranty for Seattle. |a period of only five years? Why er, Mrs.|not require a guaranty in propor Island,| tion to the first cost of the pave nt? It is reasonable to expect paved road which costs teen thousand dollars per Id should last longer ears, and the taxpayer protection in case of of any such road, which necessary to renew the pave nt In a period less than ten to twelve years, as hae been n Pierce county, where 4, 3.66 miles in length, m Tacoma to Puyallup, and the Pacific highway from Puy » to Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul crossing, four and one- half miles long--both of which were completed tn December, 1918; the original cost of each being re spectively $40,304, or $1.17 per square yard, and $53,810, or $1.3f per square yard. Thera had been expended on the Hill road since it was opened to traffic in Decem ber, 1913, to May 1, 1917, the sum U. S. CONTRACTS FOR Thursday. am WASHINGTON, May 21— Contracts for 38 merchant vee- weis have been executed to date by the emergency ficet corporation, United States shipping board, it was an- nounced today. know what} urning feet and “Tiz” which puff up the feet and| man supposed to be R. R. Bridge feet feel ww face in pain. tighten ané hurt your feet. ° You'll never limp or draw tender, sore, tired, aching| man, of Minnea: 3 | ‘ Mi polis, at Spokane Tt instantly stops the pain in| Sunday. The man was unable to eallouses and bunions. It's ly glorious. Ah! how comfort. reply to questions Excessive prices of building ma | terials and shortage of labor have |resulted in postponement of fur after using Your shoes ® 25cent box of “Tiz” now| ther building activity on the Unt any druggist. Just think! a year's foot comfort for only! Construction of Philosoph versity of Washington been temporarily abandon Call to | Are You Saving Systematically? One Seattle man divides his income this way— 3-10 in a savings account each month. 4-10 in reserve fund for insurance and unexpected expenditures. 6-10 for all living expenses, The man who follows this plan will be independent in his old age. see one of our officers in re- gard to our savings plan. Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVENUE Assets, $6,300,000 Established 27!% Years ¥. K. Struve ‘ampbell Hans Pederson Wm, Tr iniey Wm. A. Peters C.'é, Vilas ond K. Frazier mes Shannon ¥. W. West David Whitcomb Bugene B. Favre, Spokane L. 0. Janeck, North Yakima of $99,657, and for the Paelfic}to prevent the ponsibility of any | at thin session, provides for a coun Second—An annual apportion |sum of $140,007 UJ. S. IS MAKING HASTE SLOWLY BY ED L. KEENE old road | 38 MERCHANT SHIPS STAR--MONDAY, MAY 21, 1917. PAGE 6 Sa EPSEPE Ep EETEpTIET maETT TREE yenr, MEET IN SEATTLE hiehway section the sum of $44,| such conditions arising in connec-|ty fund tn each county to be}ment to each county from all the If vitrified brick, with a 2 6, bringing the total cont up to|tion with ite construction of roads, | known as the permanant highway |leense receipts collected by the | maintenance guaranty were uned | Representatives of the Western pacific highway eas abown by |DAeNed at the last sossion of the | ounty and will be derived in the | mile of primary TAils highway does lprieent your and samuming thet alll Gae"ar the Pirmoeth Cocateee Pierée tanuts. seeerds jetate legislature, all of the primary | (4) Roy ye derived in me v nie y con-} presen Laer ; {day at the Plymouth Congrega " ¥ ‘ollowing manner structed of the money in the maintenance | tonal church. More than 100,006 wtato highways which have been | These two roads in a period of constructed and hitherto main Mirst—The 6 per cent mainte The transfer of the maintenance an four yoars have cost the tained by the state under the im-|rance portion of the permanent|fund from the state highway de Pierce county taxpayers for re | me direction of the highway | highway fund derived from the one] partment to the different counties fund 1s necossary to keep the| gunday school puptls will be - repre- county roads in @ proper #tate Of] sented by about 1,000 4 7 repair—the county would fave | jolegaton, Hi re maurtaclng an Amount \epartinent aro transferred to the |and one-half mill atate tax for per-|takos effect afterMay 1, 1917. Tho eee ee ee ee eee | USE FLAG IN CHURCH 0 Al tQetho original cot, direct maintenance juridiction of {manent highways, Hach county |amendment to the Motor Vehicles at, 10S Pee tea cae’ aad| , Celt bore at Curt : exact, $1.16 per square |{he several counties in which thay {treasurer will hereafter retain thia| License aot does not go into effect | Would amount to $1,400,000, and ; with interest at 6 per cent, would ried an Ame amount to $2,420,000. ba rahe vi gare road and $1.09 ore situated The act, together |6 per cont maintenance tion and | until LJ It is mated that acitic highway with an amendment of the Motor] place ft in the county rmanent | Kin nty will have in ite main fund for the year 1917 the J, F, KEENAN | county should take steps| Vehicle License act, also enacted | Highway Maintenance Fund.’ | tonane } T ID they use to make your morning toast over the coal fire, with a toasting fork? Then you remem- ber how good it tasted; hot, buttered, crisp. There’s never been anything better, has there? This toasting idea is the star invention to produce flavor, all right. And toasting has certainly given the final touch to this new Lucky Strike cigarette; the Burley tobacco—it’s toasted. | Lucky Strike, the real Burley cigarette : Until now the trouble’s always been that Burley wouldn’t keep the flavor in cigarette form. But we've been working to find a way todoit. Wesaw60 million pounds of Burley poured out of those green, red and blue tin boxes last year. That’s enough for 35 billion cigarettes—against 21 billion ready-made cigarettes sold in 1916. And after five years of study and work we made this toasting discovery—simple, like all big discoveries. We toasted the Burley tobacco—that held the flavor. Now think again of that savory flavor of hot, but- tered toast—you'll be off to buy Lucky Strike cigarettes, quick. The Burley tobacco—it’s toasted. 20 for 10c Ifyour dealer does not them,send§1 for a carton of 10 pack- es. Tobacco Co. of ifornia, 1 So. Park, San Francisco, Cal. Dk TT LUCKY STRIKE The real Burley Guaranteed by Our men will demonstrate So to you how the tobacco sweoRrPonaTtss is toasted—at many stores Copyright ty The American Tobacco Co. Ine,