The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 7

sateaitce Summertime Needs of Mem —Sport Shirts—! wants em wear worsted well —Athletic Munsing U Underwear— nderwear summer comt priced Stripe plain soiesettes, soiesettes, madras, crepe, Women’s Bathing Suits C OMPLET stocks of proved styles cially good suit of three quarters wool, well made, in black with five stri around the bottom of the skirt; stripes are in dinal, gold, white erald. Special One ¢ es Bs value at 4 $3.95, —Other styles at $4.50, $5.00, $5.75 and $7.50 Women's Middy Suits for Outdoor Wear ACATION ing and women will be want- ing these new Middy Suits large numbers and out- days are here Many attractive new styles are shown in the Dress Sec tion on the 2nd floor. White materials with col lar, cuffs, and belts in Sport stripes One attrac- lly white tive jean cufis and belt of blue and and white $3.50 with « white or red material 30y Scout Stockings Wear Like Everythin’ -. ataanatal of ade $8.00 Brown Cowhide Traveling $5.75 for HESE are well and espe be ade durable cially good-looking bags of genuine cowhide leather Made w ewed-on corne lift Sizes 16 to Special on Saturds sag splendid Values in New $8.50 Special Sweater Coats weater Se sed to be new Wool medium weight. Ex nd practical for out Come in fancy full belt, large shades of wear d weaves collar pl roya sid and emerald Pr SS.50 The Sweater Section’s collection of Distinctive Pure Silk and Fiber Siik Sweaters is particularly attractive now \NAB SHIP DESERTER DRIVES IN WEDG GERMANS RETREA LONQON, STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE » PERSHING GOES. [7 y THRU PACES T0 GET AT BIG JOB June 15.—Field ; steadily advancing, The two water Marshal Haig drove forward in | Ways make a slowly converging another rapid blow at the Ger x neck,” and cut the inclosed German troops off from quick mo. man tines in the “Bottle bility Neck,” between Ypres and Co Germans Retreat mines, gaining all objectives, How great a strategic retreat according to his report today One hundred and fifty prison ers and a number of howitzers with seven machine guns were Germany what ont, was speculation today sed to be the Ypres s subject of the keen S. A. NATION HOLD WHEAT AND FLOUR Carlyle Blackwell BUFNOS AIRES, June aguay and Uruguay today for mally announced a ‘ «oO st exporta of flour and t from their be JACOBS PUTS OUT | DOWNTOWN BLAZE Fr Jacobs, the photographer extinguished an Iptent ¢ a-| gration in the camera roor Western Engraving Co ing, Thursday night, afte licking e door of the room and pla fire-extinguisher upon the T fire was under control he fire department arrived preparing around all ent Some battle Faces Divorce Suit 8. Okeda, 20, a Japanese sailor laboard the Awa Maru, was arrest Carlyle led Thursday night blickwell gation by the imm! Carlyle Blackwell, whose film ties. He had b in hiding for} ¥ooings have caused many a maid en's heart to flutter, is anything days under the docks and 9/11, wite charges the tender the water along the waterfront, and| hero dey creen Mre Wes cat when he entered the| Ruth lH ne him for engine room of the port commis-| separa ing alimony sion dock to get warm. " vie star fre beat and reviled her, and An Extraordinary Showing of Clothes for Men and Young Men 1S hand-tailored garment shown in every desirable material and pattern The models include both conservative styles and the new felt and English form-fitting. Our New Summer Stock of Greenhood Union-Made Dress Shirts is now on display. and are These are backs Comfort For the Man Who Wants We Recommend B. & L. Summer Underwear in Union and Two-Piece Suits L. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 2 Westlakeand Pine Store No. First and Main captured front dispatches today hinted South and Mews such a retreat was already ac astride the -Yp nes cana complished in part We attacked yesterday,” the cot Unofficial news detailed that sander reported The enemy! practically the only German artil quick! rcome. Our whole |lery fire was from very long range objectives w gained and with) gur hinting that most of the Ger the localities 150 pr a num: | maa p : been moved back. | | ber of howitzers and nachine now to see an guns were taken ensive thrust b The YpresComines canal, alor River Lys whieh Haig ha f f # strategy \ te ' n o drive along forn rn the ¢ ¢ © great river he point. At Comines| The valley of the | the canal joins with the River Ly arly adapted to Halg's ope al which Haig has already t ing i SHIPBUILDER INJURED nar ther woman Eimer Buggert, 21 years old, a| 18 88 Interview Blacks Ge} sbinbullders helper, was taken’ to) clared that his wife's charges were | lthe Seattle general hosyital with a| °™ and that he he: . | - model husband scalp wound, sustained Thursday | ‘4 | in the Ames shipyards, when, a | wrench fell on his head ‘FOREIGN BANK HERE | The Yokohama Specie bank will HOME FOUNDER DIES establish a branch in Seattle. It is| The late Mrs. 8. Louise Acker-|the jargest banking inatitution in| son, who died in Le Angeles | japan, with branches in 31 world! Thursday, was for o a | seaports resident of Tacoma and the found-| er of the John Walter Ackerson| Burgl $35 and a gold Home, a charitable institution on | «ate tered the home Mercer island of G at 5804 14th ave | from PA has r Gen It ac of A dynar Perst duties tween socia down making can mand A hu he ten taft official to the day eon's t Althe unique Americ boulev without Private state poltus wit The A M. « ganizec planoir To American army Ye Biysee, ‘¢ BY W. 8, FORREST RIS. June | 15.-France not ceased marveling over Pershing and hie staff cepts as a happy augury merica’s full support the mic energy with which ning has entered not losing a second be n official calls and official | obligations getting to the stern business of ready for the Ameri that he is to com into his in # of the and % American flag warte headq Constantin saw the American and his aides hard at porary n the Rue today commander for a day the only n Visit late te 1 Napol plans were of preparation m his Hat betr ministry of marine terday he omib Ovati ons for All an khakt the French) of the orn ra ur a familiar e ards, no “Yar 8 permitted to pa an kee” officer or along ovation soldiers read Tommies husiasr and h en the pals of F sightaoe and * of th orking to pre figt will send and Navy newly or bus tx of the ne merican Art A. of France, d branch, { ng comforts Fight Boulevard Cafes baseball in the Boil t on the Avenue seeee in FY exce enn ar ench, bi pxpedit into the country ome of the thing planned for the American soldiers and sail ors whe arrive A} has ready been tenta * ed The Amertoar Y 5 { A branch in Paris is deliberately go ing to fight the Boulevard cafes of unsavory reputation. It is trying to make its quarters and its com forts so seductiy won't cans bright that the Ameri be attracted the Hghts of Paris ‘TURN OUT SUB CHASERS FAST FOR ‘JIT’ FLEET BAYONNE, N. J., BY F. M. KERBY June 15.— Uncte Sam is going about the work marine runn numbers, turn a mold build To built I go thru the Launch company of Bay built kovern proc: foot m by the Stan of th down and bol These being Thee foot eng to get re to th an incubator of producing flects of sub- | chasers, eventually ing inte the thousands in like a toy-maker ng out “tin soldiers” from Hundreds of ship- ing plants have contracts how these have just been plant of the noe chasers for the ment in 550 days. d contract for the nodel wasps navy department Calls "Em Jitneys the of these part screw chasers permitted to Blectric! whic British and has new 110 designed | are ndardization”™ secret rapid constr re destroyers in t ts standardiz jitneys of the turned out like most are| chickens nea of the 110 to develop} their tri h or 24 e chasers ee sepower from from which a speed of 20 kno le | miles an hour. This awards addition craft bi length mer cial Henry tached perdrea take flee charge o} addition made to and ir number of ” in award in iously Iso to a large n 60 and 1 rohased bb th feet sion put the an offi Capt « de mo basis BR from Inaught on Wilson, I command of Pennsylvania TRACTION COMPANY OFFER IS REJECTED The «pecial con ace commit tee of the city counct i raday re. jected the offer af the traction com pany to pay $ a month for the se of the Fremor dge The Councilmen Erickwon and Thursday suggested a ce mi pan offered to pay one-third of the t of maintenance and wants a | 1 of arbitration to de cide the final price. Thomson was absent Oster i ARD CARRINGTON The self-confessed coward | vation is more acute, They to France With Army By Jinsees Ravanolaelet in an In | has one sure cure: ENLIST. | the support of the crowd where Organization of a he tal unit terview with Mary Boyle We know more of courage than «very man thinks cf one thing only for service in France O'Reilly.) of fear in war WAR Grad iby tie Waehington © Are cov to blame? The physical training of the “When ALL advance no one a on when it conve I owardice a nervous disease?| camps gives a man confidence. la caftatd.! Setllbg> a "RibaR 17th ul session, J 4 ; ard cure his coward When a recruit puts on khaki wal acne cs 19, at the Hotel Lineolr b * hie state of mind changes. He headed poilu; “it is only when leet ia cowards be kept back of| !8 no longer a clerk, or a an officer orders, ‘Every man* the trout? SHOULD THEY }| grocer; he becomes like a child for himself, that soldiers feel MASONS GIVE $500) iisi"2use tah 0 tet Shot! Entering’a new life, “The oid fea the 10,000,000 men who stare life fades away, the present Hiolog may contend tha 0 R RO “§ ‘od faces while wait-| grows all important cowards be sent to the firing line T ED C SS FUND at yer a ae ae tee, 5,000,000 |, Physical energies are doubled by killed off—to relieve posterity of Refore adjournment Thurada K search their answering eyes | Outdoor exe reise anual work by - the Washington Grand Lodge of) for a lot of half concealed fear strict mode of living , He Free Accepted Masons decided |'they will do this with secret shame |" er endures anxiety or trep GAMP FIRE GIRLS To to purchase $5,000 worth ¢ berty | which unwarranted ution onds And subseribed $500 to the Every man out of physical trair Patriotism Ip a supreme HELP U S WIN WAR Red Cro’ ing is more or less 4 urd. More, force, it becomes right and natural 20s © Order of Kastern Star began cr than lets. City life, eramp-|(o sacrifice personal interests for fe eae nit r rionunitatn af ro i aes beyond ‘a |loye of counts True cou de Maj. EB. 8. Ingraham, head of S¢ Thursday, taking up Fric r fan's control are lame velop uttle Hoy Scouts, talked to the an ions with the reading of report Men courageous enough to ad Yo keep cowards back of the nual grand council of Camp Fire The election of officers ched a fear are not cowardly. For! front would be want cruelty, girs, held at Volunteer park Thurs uled |fear is not a nervous disease but!) Por those in the civil zone feel day night, The girls have pledged » natural instinct, A child never|jnore fear than those im the war)|their organization to do all in its|received by Who is Jane Eyre? taught to fear is afraid 4 vone Their sense of self-preser-' power to further war aims. | Go | ypaths May 15, 1917. PAGE 7 Bordered Drape Veils $1.00 7. Mi, $1.00. Basement Salesroom. Bathing Caps 25c pure i re irple r t tan. 25e nl tan, aede Cu Bareme alesroom. Handkerchiefs 10c Each D IRABLE effect \W omen Handker red ¢ broidery also y-bordered novelties Priced at 10@ eact Hasement Salesroo Fancy Checked piapeangs 15c Yd. black, sh een or old te pattern Ribbor inch w 15¢ > yard Boys’ Extra-Knickerbocker BOYS’ WASH sates. Me Basement Salesroom Good Styles in Tub Skirts at $1.50 A" of the smart styles in Tub Skirts at | this price are shown in the sketch. rhe striking sports effects of the season are | well represented in stripes, checks, plaids and spot patterns, and there is wide choice also in | plain White Skirt Sizes for women and misse Price $1.50 ae : IVIDED between smart out | dine and sheer, fluffy Voile Dr Dresses in the heavier material in t $5. 00. Light-Weight Conte, $12.50 require d fo’ ve lou rts yh are in iG t-weight ings, in belte with large Tan Boys’ and Youths’ a FREDERICK&NELSON Women’s Wash Dresses at $5.00 » and street Frocks of linene and gaber- esses is this timely showing Russian-blouse styles, patch- wear over tub dresses and sports riburl and wool jersey coat- lar and patch pockets of con- Colors—Rose, Copenhagen, Magenta, Green, Gold and Black-and-White Check Combinations. pasoment Salesroom. Children’s Vacation Shoes les- a the eed yut- ties | | S it $4 15 | HE Basement Sa ults, ° room has ready HE durable gray, tan and brown | goodly assortment of T mixtures that are tailored into these | Shoes that children n assure satisfactory wear, and the | for playtimes and « extr kerbockers practically double | ings—and the quali the life of the suit hey are in the | and prices are those that popular pinci bok am and a oe s please mothers. nd Niris Lace-Front Exceptional values in Junior Norfol | Smoked Horse Scout Shoes ts of serviceable Cha wee | with chrome-tanned soles Indi {and G h sizes 10 to 13% 1 to g or short eves. | 2, $2.50; 2% to 6, $2.75 pair. tan, blue | ay, @ | Children’s Pearl Elk Play tern Size 8 yea 9c, | Shoes in lace style, with BOYS TAPELESS BL OUSES, 290— chrome tanned soles. Sizes well-made of gingham, percale and : 6 to &, $2.00; 8% to 11, $2 p nd li k striped ‘ th 11% to 2, $2.85 pair. 29e¢. BOYS’ SHIRTS, 50e— Summer Shirts of chambra adras a perca Bamboo Picnic Baskets © s:.: 11. 25c, 50c, 75c Send Cowards to Front to Kill Their Fear White Middy ' Suits, $1.75 — 4/-\\°5 skirt, Made lacing suppor Pr Novelty Ti trong and light-weigl bh. ket are nt case inches, 25¢. Size 8 inches, 50¢. Size 14x91 inches T5¢. Corset, $2.00 HIS is with low bust and medium léngth having of throughout, Fitted with three ters | Pin Cushions, 10¢ 35) ;.2 lack ; the atterned firm lcharge of the station here Motoring Hats $2.75, $2.95 and $3.50 of with 1 crush terial, in green, sata ats, with of blue el trim- 2.95. Banded Sailors In White and Colors 95e¢ to $5.00 esroom, Boys’ Hose ~ 25c Pair S TURDY Black Stock- ings for vacation wear, knit in ribbed effect, sizes Basement Salesroom nd the wear. trimming, for afternoon Barefoot Sandals in tan and | black calf, for misses, chi 7 _ dren and growing girls; sizes 5 to 8, $1.00; 9 to 11, $1.2 12 to 2, $1.35; 3 to 6, $1.75 pair Misses’ and Children’s White Canvas Mary Jane Pumps, — made over skuffer last, sizes 9 to 11, $1.15; 5 pair. an average-figure model, / elastic at back. 4 coutil, strongly boned >| with boned shield under- | sets of hose inset Price $2.00. —Basement Salesroom, AY Oriental doll peeps — out of top of these | n Cushions—pink, delft and oldaey priced at 10¢ each. » A ochone Salesroom, rose Willow in Picnic vanous shapes, 50¢, T5e, $1, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Basement Salesroom. Ba skets, BUT THE FIRING pir infirmity LINE CURES FEAR I wish T might say personally to) every man now brooding over @ secret shrinking from the grim) realities of modern warfare, “My] friend, only those who have never fought have a feeling of fear, The nearer the front, the greater the] confidence, Men in the first trench know no fear.” A soldier kills without panic, feeling that he must defend: hime} self AGE LIMAT LOWERED* FOR MARINE CO In orcer to sive boys enlisting the mart ys a better opportie nity (o enter the naval academy, the age limit has been lowered 20 to 19 years, according to Lieut, Fo A. Udell,