The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. TEUTONS HAVE ayatem has been estabtis of dollars in property, manufac sare emsler and our pr No extra charg JUST YOUR WorD + American investment in Ger many ONE MORE DAY OF OUR |®".: BRASS BED SALE h grade brass beds at material price re $25.75 8" $11.95 $24.50 $17.95 $27.25 $39.75 Bois tosh Bt $29.50 $18.25 $18.95 snd large boldi naturalized INDIANOLA ri The Women Have Discovered A Summer Home Paradise at Indianola Beach en wi naking In- | home place at Indiar it » be- | unusual beauty of the place, le nost popular sum wooded effect, the variety f Sound growth from towering tree t Indianola Be possessed | shrub, the truly magnificent clean charm long rfore white bathing beach with its m« acilit on its mother wh« but it is | the purity and constancy cks rest for herself and her growing the teac Ss a the privacy r who cray Is” and sum and the business women who r her “week make Indiar 4 requires relaxation—it is these who are | peer of summering places within casy finding their ideal outing and summer | reach of Seattle Rapidly Increasing Popularity Shown by Transportation Records 14, 62 men, women and children visited Indianola Beach. The May 21, there were 83. Last Sunday, May 28, the nu Sunday, May following Sunda increased to 92 ~ r nd on Memorial Day to 127. On the latter date, the transporta- company underestimated the popularity of Indianola Beach and the holiday nd for transportation. Portion of Indianola Beach Wharf, showing stairway to the bathing beach It’s Not What You Pay But What You Get That Counte ummer home-site, as in | These prices have never been raised } » eat and things to wear, | they will be July 1. The high charac t counts more than of improvements made e number Beach quality has of attractive homes bu and building questioned. It isin | warranted this raise at the beginn so generally con- | the season and demands it now. Buy t int to a number of | fore July 1 ualit vurchased sur than i ian ou want ler | a price a | for very ordinary > will, We urge you t ympare Indianola of their | Beach with any other summer home-site at Indian- | property within equal dist Visit them all to make « Indianola Beach tracts were | ing what you de aced bel« the accepted mar- | advantages, size of tracts and prices. We oper time last year. | are confident of the result You Can Live at Indianola Beach and Work in Seattle to and from Indianola Beach is 1000 per cent better thi will be increasingly better as the f have three boats to and four | boats each way Sundays and hol Business men and work mornings at 7:30 and at 8:30 and leave for home at » property take boat 9 a. m. weekdays, and 9:30 a. m crowd ianola Beach this coming Sunday—yot yment, the boat returning for Seattle at 6. All boats leave f Seattle find ire « beauty pulat continues to it h each nola Beac s ork for enj ier 3, foot of Madison Street ie Tracts TERMS ExtraLarge Water- $40 to $175 $2.50 front Tracts $500 from one to ten minutes per month walk from wharf and up Perfect Title—Warranty Deed—No Mortgage “Ask the people who live there” INDIANOLA BEACH CO. Elliott 317 Free Illustrated Booklet for the asking 920-921 Green Bldg. Prices positively will be raised 10 per cent to 50 per cent July 1 More than 200 feet long cone China's break with Germany | pod @TAR- PRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917. PAGE § ‘WEALTH OF CHINA ens cabat tee © cabled MAY TURN THE TIDE the United States are held by | By G, CHARLES HODGES 1! Germans who live here and in Assistant in History at Stanford beside the oper uae table Europe, but there is atnvost no University and Expert On Rich In Ores Oriental Affairs All of the Kighteen Province China contatr be ron ore means more than another 8 the interior t| voice raised in protest againat | ¢ ‘added to Teutonic lawlessness. t The day China joins the |, allies means that the greatest al resources in arsenal of natu duction of steer the world is put at the serv war brings the ice of t countries fighting ‘ood question to the f dern the ambitions of the Teutons China he too, can | han the third largest t e baw t r mil t ing « try it . Most i , the tact tha ‘ fi Q the w A of her suppl t 1 wa f f mak the t Industrie lien ever from China so “ THROM OUT THE. » ik turning the pr of China's mines into the BY MARY BOYLE O'REILLY China ‘ta oapeaganeleee | NEW YORK, June 1.—"Ban If the struggle upon which the ish home cooking, establish | inited st has just embarked oxi public kitchens.” je to be waged over a span ot That is the brand of domestic cars, China's wealth of coal, ores | economy advocated by Char end foo tnhuff y turn the lotte Perkins Gilman, feminist | and author “YOUNG | jerma orthern Fra 4y for the coming war. Th 1 ating will come Awful Pains, Could Economy a Sham Not Work. De ent economy as we know _ a h ! earl uving of 1 Ilion a would d t wople; it would add the health and m t upon—the aid, work without-end house m Wor he United States are 20,000, id not hounekee of whon afford to do it. 1 eenth do th Iso had head Pjaches d pells and a pain mise work wastes effort n in 15,000,000 American home cooks are in the wrong place. Their work could be done quicker, 4 better, more cheaply by one-fourth Schmeltz, 24 Gardner St of their number Hill, N. 8., Pittsburgh, Pi To rep! ooking by real! This good old root cooking ane 12,000,000 edy has proved wor findividual n ge family,/en; it contains what ix needed to the commun healthier| restore healthful co: jand happier ax a first result Write the Lydia EP ' Feeding a Job Jicine Co, (confid | “Feeding human beings is the for free home jerb rem to the a fons kham Med. jal), Lyna, dvice if you need it. f f \How She Was Cured. Had - = AC foe uel ae sore a Hendihen, Dany Spite dizzy ij Chin qualed = for| earning work. The periodical suffering of young wom-| Agent Boyd carried out a raid that! with yellow wax The Rhodes Co. —— j | Kodaks, Films and Supplies a 25c Size Talcum Powder $5.00 (Babcock’s Corylopsis) . ie Ic Uses main Pall Main Floor riment of tyles, made white hemp th white splendid siyles im Ke pecially day in our regular 1 pecial ee 10¢ COCO SOOO OOOO OOOO TEES EDEOE SOOO EOEDESLOOOLEES $15.00 and $16.50 Spring Style Suits 7 Special Until Noon, hed 1.90 Upper Main Floor THERE Children’s ; Gingham Dresses 69c and $1.00 Upper Main Floor. a neat Summer THESE Dresses for Girls are fancy siripe Amos am. A fabrie that wn for its serviee- ee ccccccccesesccccoce \ | as well as at | | s. The many | \ \ feature the [> } \ \ » in Children’s ap | aE / h as the envelope he high waist line . ~ full : hey are trin 5 Py i ial in plain and faney 4 _ that tl t Sizes 2 to 6 years i : at a remarkable price Sizes 6 to 14 years...@%. e The rae gl idl Women’s and silk braid Overalls $1.10 Suits in plaited style Main Floor, with f convenient Garment for berry picking and _ all other out -of-door They are made of blue denim and are neatl med. On sale in Section. All sizes perfect fitting. two safes and Smugele J netted fi ugg with more than We absolutely one Opium in Lemons) $1. opium, money and docu- | Qi) famous 21 Rasog ig = ee ments giving clews to the <xint from weakness or PITTSBURG, June 1.—Heavy re-| ence of a chain of similar stores | turn your money, By me ceipts of lemons from Mexico by|thruout the country. The opium per box; 6 for $5.00, group of Chinese merchants,| was smuggled over the Mexican | RIGHT DRUG CO, have been explained. Revenue) border in lemon skins neatly sealed 1111 First Ave, H ndamental job. Amateur cooking is the lowest of handicrafts, proten- ast cooking is a reputable, well-| |paid profession. To feed the world y expert service would eliminate half the ‘sin’ and three-fourths of the disease “Wife-cooks' main effort in to To xratify the id-in-the-Kitehen #, instead of please at any pric oney-bringer Cu * tempting ng nutritive val jonate cate gestion—drug habits nee j Lizard Kills Snake in Lively Battle FRANCISCO, Jt ance for abo The little more than five hea T the lizard’s tail ir trugcled and th ind, t the © was unable to shake hi breakfast, When I re emy ani mouth, The 1¢ the snake wa Han gffairs 6 of thid kind Ortega Is Good if He Beats Murray Batting Ortega def June 6, as I Cal, he will have proven too middlew 1 will be compelled atches in other lo-| thor calities, However, Ortexa has to eat Murray yet, and that, as Pat tiing Rector, Mexican Kid Cart and others have found, is some job for a man who is not & champion Aged Couple Honored Come In at Diamond Wedding! PATTHAAUS ta met ?| "Tomorrow 1 Mr " Solent Robin ion of th ce recently ¢ rated their] and see 1 wedding, h ng been mar-| Mer Clothing that will as ears, a record Jom ac ‘ here an exhibit quired by a married ec More | found you wit ex than 300 person ithered at the! traordinary luc see the Robinson home in observance of | novelties in pinchbacks, the unusual event | ra pen luding sea-greens and va- Broadway Winner rious other’ shades; see the in Tennis Meet} light checked Summer 5 ay war ni ved the vie-| the plendid blue erges ae 0} ay int Ix of the high hool doubl ennis meet Full Dre Suits a $1 ul nd Auzlas-Tur vere the | very mart emi dignified The trophy for this mate 1 } removed from the West amodel in all other dependable Seattle high school to Broadway. | cloth Never have you seen | @) such values in your life. You'll America is going to pay for America’s war. Let every | acimit American help. Buy a Liberty | Bond. | -—__—_--—_—- Appear at your best in regular $25 clothes—but save $10 on them by selecting them at Fahey-Brockman’s Up-Stairs Clothes Shop, in the Arcade Build- ing. $15 buys a splendid suit or overcoat. ECONOMIZE! TRADE WHERE THERE ARE NO FANCY FIX- TURES NO EXTRAVAGANT STREET-LEVEL RENTS AND NO CREDIT LOSSES TO PAY FOR. You owe it to yourself to have the things you to be well dressed—but don’t be extravagant. method of doing business can and will save you most half the cost of your clothes. Take advan of ik. ARCADE BLDG. SEATTLE NORTHWEST BLDG. PORTLAND UP-STAIRS CLOTHES SHOPS