The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1917. PAGE 4 MAGOTTSTEIN #r0 ITURE CO.\@ PUL AR HOME PUB EME RS FUR . SPECIAL NOTICE For the purpose of co-operating with the home- furnisher during the present high cost of living, the following terms on homefurnishings will pre- vail until further notice: : $ 50, nothing down, $1.00 week, > § $100, nothing down, $1.25 week, % $150, $ 5.00 down, $1.75 week, $200, $10.00 down, $2.50 week, i $250, $12.50 down, $3.00 week, i‘ $300, $15.00 down, $3.50 week, or $15.00 We Invite the Accounts of All Reputable and Trustworthy Homefurnishers, The GOTTSTEIN original “added-to-account” policy will continue as heretofc Customers having a current account may as Range, Refrigerator, Go-Cart, Lawn Mower, Garden rden Hose akets, Comforts, Bedding or other seas- onable articles, and have same adjusted without the usual first REFRIGERATORS Latest sanitary m« No money Pay a Customer to account Order now 3 mo. mo, mo, mo. mo, mo. $ 4.00 $ 5.00 $ 7.50 $10.00 or $12.50 or or or or xlels down e weekly or mor gerators ina M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. Seattie’s Popular Homefurnishers Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine SOLE AGENTS: BUCKS UNION MADE STOVES AND RANGES PULLMAN REVOLVING. SEAT BED DAVENrORTS I etas | THE OSTREMOOR MATTRESS will be seen in Seattle next pees | eek in David Belasco’s production | igure, jot the “Boomerang.” Miss Hed | | Pies } ' m yy have been profitable | man appears in the role o | “ Buys Bond Ww ith Today he walked into the United| and, to see this pretty Bete ey in 0 ds From Garden St#tes National bank here, placed | a “8 uniform youd an mn 5.—T $50 from his profits on the counter| make our brave young la ta BUGENE, Ore., June 15.—Thos.| i n4 told the cashier: “I made this|that Sherman was a little off ¢ Calvert, 14, of Junction City, re-| money from my garden; I want it/his definition of War. And. if pcle Sam to the patriotic appeal and! a@ garden as his part in the! of the nation. His earl are maturing and his sales to work for er all i Did Jane Eyre marry Edward? ALDERWOOD MANOR AND ITS APPEALTO ME By F. W. STRANG. HE NEW LIFE OF THE LAND.” What Manor—what It mear appeal th magic words make to the rthwest man or woman w has dreamed of a Listes 0 s home, way from the gla a and the @in of crowded str liminary invest igatic t retreat { Amer and to Europe Where, at the close of the busy day an seek will be amazed at the vastne | geothing restfulness and pure, smoke-free, dust dustry that ts being free air of the country! acres of fine ta { | What an appeal to the man who needs that 45 wood Manor comm Minute ride or drive through Nature's fields and Powers, to whet the jaded appetite for the dinner ef fried chicken and home-grown vegetables that ‘waits him’ ‘What an appeal te the man or woman who loves to watch things grow; who still has visions of that » ‘Old home place of youth, wh mother dressed a fatted fowl from her own flock, picked the crisp peas from her own garden, and the luscious les from her own vines, topped off with rich ‘feam skimmed from the milk of the pet Jersey! company, dating back to 1 Thad carnestly longed for just such a place with- easy reach of a business in town that still de- nds my daily attention "Today, thanks to the generous spirit of a huge Uetranization, my dream is realized—at least I am “started on the way. "oT visited the beautiful demonstration farm at lerwood Manor and saw there, in actual opera- the model first unit that ts» to serve as guide inapiration to me and to ot who have em- “braced “The New Lite of the La After assurances of the ‘eompanied me, that the “was the best he ton, I made my ¢ Feady for the final plunge into ¢ ‘A cory little home, inexpensive, Il the comforts and conveniences practical man wh oll on the tract se tern Wa hing and now I tountry Life. yment, real yet containing of the city, Is @lready in the making, and ere many months I expect to show friends through the young Filbert Wut orchard and the model poultry houses that 1 U feel sure will fully equal in net profit fm the city my ¢fforts 5, th | Why do I put much faith dence and Happiness! ting Monday noon in the Good ipaget sit] id and seiereiaw t P cafeteria to consider war et, Mill. Compar and spare from ve. 2 We Cee f ind the answer ov tly . = . aes, | will find mer ident of the organization, Reern at first hand of th ants every oficer and delegate to development now being be present | wonderful — Beautiful Martha Hedman Is Coming in “Boomerang” Martha Hedman, the noted Swed. | tickled the lish actress and the late Broadway nurses were like Martha Hedman, maybe war wouldn't be so bad aft » “Boomerang “THE NEW LIFE | OF THE LAND” oattle earch extended to every an operations and the men lea must not be co launched for will place 4 a ed in the Alder- Martha Hedman funny bones of Broad-| way for tWo seasons REPAY AMERICA BY OSCAR 8S. STRAUSS (Member of Hague Tribunal, For-| mer Secretary of Commerce and Labor) Now that the gates of free dom have opened in Russia, the Jews whom czarism drove Into exile will return to their native land to spread the free- dom they learned in the Unit has had has success and For the Jew Is the original | republican and re nism of the United Stat | nearest approach to the ideals | | of the prophets of Israel ever Incorporated in a state. The reign of terror In Russia be gan upon the enactment of the} May laws (1882), which placed | £,000,000 Russian Jews under un-} |told hardships and restrictions. A Pole could travel thruout the | empire; a Finn could do business; a Ukranian secure education. Bat Russian law barred Jewish chil-! dren from public schools and sick Jews from hospitals; denied Jew lish youth admittance to the pro jfensious;* forbade Jewish families to live outside the pest-breeding ghettos or travel from town to and the Pacific town | | Organized massacres shed the work and pre- [| Blood men, defen “ wom ec- [jen an chil ren ad Asta, and f the great berers, | mous 6.000 waiting to do it, and enor- k deposite on which to | draw vodkaless Russia ts | steadi! ing rich, In the 12 years, 1906-1917, bank deposits IN- CREASED eight billion roubles | (84,000,000,000) | Here lies the first opportun- | ity of the Russo-American . They came to America exiled aposties of Ru in free. dom. They will repay America for her shelter by returning to spread American ideals, cus- toms and trade thruout new | Russia, ‘NO CLUE To MURDER | No clue as to the parents of the baby found dead on a vacant lot in | the 600 block on Madison st a8 been found by Coroner Tif. " baby had been strangled © of cloth bound across of the } | MAY NOT GET PENSION James A. Dougan, assistant cor- poration counsel, has instructed n Westorn | pension fund that Mrs. Mary L. naid- ate venture that ||Kendall, wife of Robert 8, Kendall Epoee patrolman who committed suicide 4 that May 28, is not entitled to receive | unless ja pension | with the | CONSIDER WAR MEASURES | The La Federation of| hold a special gislative King county will WOMAN IS CONVICTED DR. EVANS, Physician ONE DOLLAR CASH 401 PEOPLES BANK BUILD 11 A.M. to 5 P.M ING, SECOND AVE. AND PIKE 7to8 P.M. Sundays 11 A.M. to 12. Consultation, Treatment and Medicine ST. —_——_——— It took a jury in Judge € lifford’s | ] court just four minutes Thursday || to decide that Mrs. Elsio Ringdal | |kept a house at 818 Firat ave. tol || sell booze in, Deputy Prosecutor | Patterson handled the case | eenasasentzanasesennenesseteneetestnt Jeweler and anset 1010 Second Ave, Near Madison asnassssnttssssatssszstets | | llstop Those in y guarantee the 8 to stop losses | or we will re-| . By mail, $1.00 | par box; 6 for $5,00, RIGHT DRUG CO, 1111 First Ave, Geattig | THEATRES } Thur | PALACE HIP The fers and instrumentalist the new show which opened Thurs day at the songs and parodies. The jthe board of trustees of the police | wonder oot and other kinds of juggling Vacation Needs Wash Suits for Boys Of Madras, Chambray, Poplin and Duck. Colors are White, Blue, Rose, Tan, Green, in plain color Also fancy stripes and checks. Specially priced at. .98e to $2.98 Shirts and Blouses for Boys French Madras, Percales, Cham- bray and Soiesette. Plain white and various colors in stripes; at- tached and detached or sport col- lars; all sizes. Special prices vss sseeee4Ge, 59c, 69c and 98c Summer Shoes Watch the papers for the announcement of our Final Wind-u are ehceited very low prices on all testa at and deep cut pri a POPPE POOL Play Suits for Boys Indian, Boy Scouts, Cowboy, Mili- tary, Soldier and Outing Suits. All khaki color and all the acces- sories that go with different styles. PHCOR Gina ssn esas 59c t $2.98 fishing, in and hiking or mixed For outing silks. tweeds 50c tu $1.25 various Priced up Sale. In meantime we ces on short lots. Summer Hats ats for Men Genuine Italian Panama Hats— plain and Alpine crown, with pen- ; all sizes, cil brim, assorted bands Extra special at Wash Fabric Hats Duck, Panama, Palm Beach, Silk, Khaki, in White, Tan, Gray, stripes and checks; all sizes. Priced MB incseesee White Pai. for women; 8-inch tops, | Misses’ and Children’s White Palm Beach Mary lace, Louis heels, ic soles; sizes 314 to 6. Spe- | Janes; sizes 8 to 11, special $1.50; 12 to 2,..$1.75 Se Atnereemeen meter iney tener ete ts es me Women’s Vici Kid Shoes, 8-inch top; laced; a very White Palm Beach Pumps for women; Common comfortable Shoe, made on a very stylish last; sizes q Sense and Louis heel. Special prices. .$2.00, $2.75 314 to 6. Special at ...... Sh shisw boa-ee .$4.95 Muslin Undewear Women’s Gowns—Macde of \ sheer, fine mull, cut and finished in most approved style. Some have deep yoke of shadow lace, and lace short sleeves. One number is hemstitched and embroidered in floral and French knots in colors. Another style has front yoke made of lace, points headed with one row of Valen- ciennes insertion and one row of Val. edge, finished with baby ribbon; all sizes. Specially priced You would expect to pay $2.00 for them. White Muslin Skirts of very exceptional value in Muslin, Lawn, Crepe. Some are trimmed with lace, but the greater number have deep ruffle of open work or blind embroidery. One _ particularly pretty style has deep embroidery ruffle with wash satin ribbon drawn through. These Skirts are priced at... .98e You would expect to pay $1.50. Bathing Suits, Slippers, O Caps and Water Wings for Women at Cut Prices. gymnaatic and difficult The Carlo Sextette, sing 8, headline Monte The Palace Hip. Dot Marsell captured her audt ex with her lively character Coombs, Hayashi troupe of Japane workers does balancing HOLD FUNERAL SUNDAY | The funeral of Mrs aged wamish valley who died Thursday, | will be held Sunday from the ney-Watson chapel Women’s Wear 20 dozen White Cotton Voile and Madras Waists, all sizes. .39c 30 dozen dainty striped and plain Cotton Waists; wide organdie or self collars; all sizes......... 69c 25 dozen beautiful Voile and Batiste Waists in white and fancy colorings; embroidered or lace trimmed. Special $1.25 Crepe de Chine Waists in white or flesh, and wash silk in white, flesh and mustard. Special...... All underpriced. Men’s Suits Men's medium-weight Suits, special $7.45 to $12.50 “THE STORE TAT, SAVES VOU MONEV’, Summer SECOND AVENUE AT UAMES STREEV Leonard and Loule have a good act, stunts Garrity and dancers, buck and wing dance Norton singing and chatter. with a lot of new Sisters are nd do the singers old-time Brothers furnished BETTER | Mary Ann 84, ploneer of Du Bon. 2906) HOTEL RECTOR Third and Cherry CLOSED MUST VACATE BEFORE JULY 1 [se i cae 2006 |_Sale Begins Saturday, Jane 16-9 A.M. | A splendid opportunity for hotelkeepers to buy good, substantial new Furniture— Dressers, B Felt. Mattr Somnoes, Genuine I Manket Tabled, “Rocker ther Lobby Chairs, Draperies, Inlaid Linoleum, Lobby Furniture, ete, Articles will be tities ures on every Open evening article RECTOR HOTEL COMPANY, INC. homefurnishers Vernis Martin Beds Curtains, Bathroom FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY. sold by the piece or in large Prices marked in plain fig- and and practically Box Springs, Sheets, Linen, rlor Furniture, Rugs, Carpet Fixtures, quan A White Shoe Feast! SHOES! | BETTER SERVICE! The Woman that makes her sele wear here will avoid the worthless “Bargain” sort that lis now being offered by so many Stores, 1403 Third Avenue 201 Yes! 318 Pike St. 106 Pik Street Strehlau Shoe Co. is Men’s Furnishings Fancy Stripes , wide ends, mercer- ized momie cloth and gabardine washable Ties; Special, each 10 Mercerized Tubular four-in-hand, plain white and white with col- ored dots or stripe; Special. . .19¢ Men’s Pajamas, Faultless Brand of Madras and Percales in stripes and checks. Colors are pink, tan, blue and white; Special $1.50 garment MEN’S ‘SUSPENDERS Extra good quality webbing, kid trimmings, rustless buckles, 59c Suspenders for .......++...43e MEN’S FINE SHIRTS All strictly up-to-date patterns and materials — Soiesettes, Madras, Momie cloth, Percales, Crepes, etc. Plain stripes, fancy stripes, Persian stripes; French cuffs and body part cut extra full; all sizes, 14 to 17%. Specially priced. 98 Values up to $1.50. MEN’S SILK AND WOOL UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers in peach and plain white elastic necks and silk fronts. Made to sell at $3.00, to CIOS6, GACH ss saccs cosas eee Bathing Suits for Men Black, Navy, Gray; wool or cotton Jer cloth with fancy stripes. Priced..... Seen wbiis T5e to $2.75 WE ‘RE inviting Women to our White Shoe Spread for we're showing the choicest White Foot- wear this Spring that has ever been produced. This will be the Greatest White Shoe Season ever known! We have many beautiful creations and to show the new Models will be nothing but a pleasure! (2 There are new White Boots, Pumps, Colonials and Slippers of Washable White Kid, and @ a ¢ Calf—of White Buck, Canvas \ ab and of Linen WS Some styles have Ivory Soles and Heels. Some are artistically and beautifully perforated. Some have the easy going Rubber Soles and Heels. White Footwear at $3.50, $4, $4.50 to $5 ction of White Foot- FOUR STORES | | Dinham- | STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS