The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 9

> - The Public Shall Not Be Deceived or Defrauded Upon proof, and by reason of the methods of transacting busines voldberg’s Dollar Shirt Shops” and the qual have built up, under his trade name ity of his goods, ‘ ve business and have made this name of great value to his business and the right Wash Shirt use thereof. So decides the Court of the in permanently enjoining OTHERS from the use of the exclusive State of “Dollar Superior term vuse of demand, we take pleasure in announcing the opening of a branch store in this city, located in the Hotel Savoy Building, 1214 Second Avenue, under the name of “Goldberg’s Dollar Shirt Shop No, 2.” In this location we will continue to give the same high-grade values that have made us known and reliable in Seattle. We solicit will meet your purse your inspection of our new stock, and that our Our Policy “Big business, small profits and no misrepresentations.” A FEW ITEMS FOR YOUR APPROVAL Styles in “Ide” Collars assure you prices The Latest $1.00 genuine B. V.. D. and $1.25 Porosknit Union Suits 85c Silk Shirts in Crepe, Corded Satin, Striped, etc.; $6.00 and $8.00 values. Very special $3.95 Silk Fiber Hose, 25c¢ value, a Pair 15c SPRINGTEX Union Suits, $1.50 value, $1.00 The biggest $1.50 value Shirts, in Repp, Poplin, Madras, Crepe, Percale, etc... Goldberg’s Dollar ‘Shirt Pure Silk Half Hose, 75e value. Very Special “RICHMOND” Union Suits, Mercerized Swiss Ribbed, in all col- ors; $3.00 $2. 00 values 323 Pike St. 1214 Second Ave. Joshua Green Hotel Savoy Building Building 9 'to which I must send in daily | claims, and, as one or two had no TREACHERY 18 WORST | |treasury reports, and a list of phy-|chance whatever, | had to write a WHEN DONE UNDER | |siclans to whom I wae to distribute | alplomatic letter to the disappoint. | FAITH public health bulletins. ed old soldier, who was sure to , a 4] “The congressman had on his|think that poor Mr. Smith was, | oVer'the nekt few weeks I was each of | *fter all, only a grafting old ata pote list about 20 old soldiers, man wtih Bo evs whom seemed to have ailments|for real worth athy or fe very busy with.my duties,” Paula. “I hardly had time to look | for, r a ‘the boss,” I called Congress. end disabilities enough to have Espectally did I know man Smith. Everything seemed to sent him to another world long be-| Would be true in the case of Con come all at once. One morning I fore that time. Then I had to keep &re*sman Smith, as ¢ of found on my desk a list of banks' posted as to the status of therr *ome of his wife's r ! gowns bad been printed in the di state, some “This question of social }cent has alw & seen tot fereut papers of his ‘ “Floasie—t! called ber Flossie in my own mind—also gave me her nvitation list to scrutinize and e Three {be rather silly in America, where ° ° We are supposed to be thoroly Bi Slices democratic. Being not only b: g | birth, but by education and inclina oy 1 me to tell her how to seat Big Loaf | Lemon Juice For Freckles Girls! Make beauty lotion at home for a few cents. Try It! “Don’t Waste Une Single Slice of Bread!’’ Squeeze the juice of two lemon into a bottle containing th ounces of orchard white, shake well Look at the pictures below. The artist shows you at a and you have a quarter pint of the freckle 1 tan lotion ifier, at very, very best ‘you get more bread for your money” when you Leaf. YOU GET THREE BIG LOAF SLICES , AD for 15 cents when you spend it on the Big smal! cost glance buy the MORE BR Loaf. Here it is, the PLAIN FACTS IN THREE PICTURES Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard) pri white for a few « Massage ANY SMALL LOAVES THAT COST YOU 15¢ fragrant lotion into the arma and hands eact and blem lear, sof Yes! this sweetly face, neck, day, and see how freckles {shes disappear, and how ‘and white the skin becomes. It 1s harmless Bird's 3 |Cafeteria Provides the widest possible variety of foods to sult aver taste, and cooked to the satirfac tion of the most particular epicure. Continuous Service EVERY DAY—11 A. M. TO 8P. M. Double Service During noon and dinner hours. This means quickest service. Feture To | These 3 Lig Shoes more breaa in the one By Loaf than tn he two small loaves Si Ricture Tho. Practical Housewife understands that it e« wrap and handle " . Every nx Sugar: preserve stale bread into large bread rather thick The Loaf That Saves —the Big Loaf Is the 15¢ Loaf at once as the slices ¢ crispness if exposed tu the air for length of time: Orchestra Music 12TO2P.M.; 5 TO7 P.M, advertisements pr od under the as These of the Master Rakere seociation | auspices Conveniently Located at Second and Seneca CHURCH PASTOR IS and || the could bu jhad been « number of ugly stories about her husband when he was Jat the capital. Of these poor ‘ STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1917. WILSON STILL FINDS TIME T0 PLAY 11 HOLES, WASHINGTON, June _ Simplicity marks the eslty routine of President Wiison in these busy war days at the cap itol. There is plenty of work for the chief executive, but on orders of his physician the pres ident devotes a certain part of each day to “keeping In trim.” Eleven holes of golf in the morning, a theatre two even ings a week, a short automobile ride in the afternoon, and an oc casional close friend at lunch eon or dinner constitute the rec tion that provides a half-way xation from the strain of executive problems. He plays just as hard as he works. This, it has been étid, enables him it from his limited to get more ben amount of exe On the links centrated on th or putt he is executing. At theatre the performers either h his undivided attention or bore him to distraction, A Welltrained ant mal act rolicking comedian ts} always rewarded by hearty applause and true, ringing laughter from the ential! box % Appotntments with the president are arranged a day in advance Policemen are stationed at every en- trance, and only the who have ap polntments are allowed to enter the White House grounds The secret service guard has been doubled. When the president g for a walk, they go with b he attends the theatr on every floor of the The president has never request. ed extra protection, He does not delay stepping from bis automobile until the service men have sized up the crowd. Not the slightest trace of nervousness on the president's part is ever noticeable in public NABBED AS SLACKER: CHICAGO, June 15.—A man giv ing bis t as Antony 7 nas, who says is pastor of St. Casi mir’s Catholic church, {n Kansas City, Mo., was arrested by federal operatives and arraigned before U S. Commissioner Mason as a slack er. He was held to the grand jury under $1,000 ball Tomalunas sald he to register,” but offe “did not want to do 80 d of being to do this wae remoyv se of ¢ ection He when arraigned. Ine permitted d OLD GUARD MEETS The ninth annual n old D will be held 1g at Briarcrest . on the Rothell road, where a chicken dinner will be nerved Men direct from the trenches will tell of their experfences, as } well as @ regular army officer. Ex-members of Co. D. old First ashington, or Second Washing reserve place calling or drop # card to Omer Western ave eting of tho Foiste, 801 HOLD FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services f Mrs Mary Fost Jefferson st., irda will be held S tion, a real democrat Oo any or leastwise Smith, puttir ry biter of ste leugh Flonsie’s the thought Flosste elf up as an ar racy, made me father was the village tailor d her mother used to sew for the wealthy women of the town esie, who was pretty, grew selfish and clever in her petted and pam doting parents. Her first was to take Frank Smith & young lawyer, away ichest and most ined » the town. After a us courtship of only arried him of the town and She soon tire iduced her husband to run for the at legislature, and she ac 1 him to the capital of spe tate, where in less th ix onths she had become shrewd lobbyist for her favorite argument she always used onaiity and sex, but she| nde clas she could go xt be burned honest Frank could nything in Flossie but little pampered girl he had fallen so Jesperately in love with end married, and naturally no one vould try to disabuse him, espe lly as nothing against the vir ") of his wife could be said. “Flossie Smith had two gods be fore which she prostrated herself— her and the other h the gauds which| with money. There} elf th one w money Prank was perfectly ignorant, but many of the bills he stood for were known to bring her money or influence: These stories never got outside the few to whom she had made it} ppear that Frar as perfectly | cognizant of her littl schemes | Now in Washington she was try ing her tactics, and it looked as vere rocks ahead for the ongressman | tho there “At overy dinner she gave, at very tea or other entertainment, | ' always noticed the New York| tenator’s name, and he usually! placed on one side or the oth f the hostess, whatever p tion | gave to the other gu Rut he was usually the most dis tinguished man after all, and, even if he not, poor old Frank| ‘ould not ha dit. At first | I could not understand her game, for | never imagined she had any possible thought of getting rid of her husband. As callous as T had found her to be, | hardly thought she would do that, However, I found later that was the ugly lit tle plan that was lying back in her head.” j wer (To be continued) Store Hours: Smart Millinery Styles Maximum style at a minimum price—even at these prices there are no two alike. ness of this offer makes it all the more interesting, for there are many sport hats in both lots. white street wear. These hats have been taken from our regular stock and represent the usual MacDougall-South- wick tiveness to any you could find at a price many time $3.95. Sport Hats, silk La Jerz, close-fitting turbans for motor wear, in bright colors. Which Girl Can Write You may mail your essay to MacDougall-Southwick, Contest Department, provided for the , » week following PAGE 9 ac] ou gall-/outhwick 9 Until 6. Saturday Dainty, New Summer Blouses HIS week's consignment of crisp, new Blouses is more beautiful than ever— great boxes full of filmy loveliness—and they are ready, specially priced, to make saturday a day of delight to the women of $2.95 $3.95 $1.95 Lingerie Blouses in A great variety of These are exquisite Georg- charming styles, lace pretty models in Lingerie ette and Crepe de Chine Crepe, ; ! 1 trimmed trimmed and embroidery Blouses Frills are fea louses in flesh and white. Veniés trimmed. These are truly tured, both in high and Smart effects in tailored orth while values low necks and embroidered models. Special We believe that this is the most out- standing example of millinery individual- ity at a price far be- low MacDougall- Southwick’s usual price range. Maurine Freckle Cream .. Witch Hazel, large bottle The timeli- And too, as well as modish models for 75 Hats at $3.95 . Formerly Up to $7.50 hats, Turkish Towels, thread warp and filling, 35¢@ each. Hemmed Huck inches, 15¢@ each; $1.50 dozen. quality and styles that are equal in attrac- Hemmed Towels of 18x36, 2K! each. all white hats with fancy bands of 70 Hats at $7.50 Formerly Up to $12.50 The latest innovations in summer styles are = = —— Ss found in these hats. Their newness is emphasized For Women and Children their “Tres Chic.” Second Floor. the Best Essay on Paul Jones? ber soles, a pair ......64 a pair BPR 5, a, and half heels 5 to 2 to 7, a pair white rubber soles Children’s sizes 11 Women’s sizes 2! In our for girls and 18 given to Paul Jones between the Middy Contest ages of 12 liberal prizes will be best years, those writing the sSays All girls between the above are invited to write life, achievements, of Paul ages an essay on the personality, ete., Jones Here is a chance for girls to win themselves recognition and a Paul Jones Middies (with welt pair $3.50. Children’s $3.00; 11). to 2 sizes Contest Opens Tomorrow, Ss ape y , June 23, and closes Saturda at 6 p.m. sharp. or deposit the same in ballot box Phird Floor he essays will be judged and the winners contest purpose on the announced Barefoot Sandale of tan lotus calf or smoked horse leather; sizes 5 to 8, $1.50; 8% to 11, $1.75; 1115 to 2, $1.85; 2% to 4, $2.00. First Prize—5 Paul Jones Middies. Second Prize—3 Paul Jones Middies. Tifird Prize—2 Paul Jones Middies. Fourth Prize—1 Paul Jones Middy. Fifth Prize--1 Paul Jones Middy. $4.95 Creations of G flesh laces. and low necks, Un heavy quality materials. MacDougall-Seuthwick, Second Fleer. Summertime: TOILET NEEDS . Hudnut's Mavslouia Cold Créanfone . Prices Lykos, a medicated cream ‘ Pond's Inimitable Cold Cream Hudnut's Du Boug Toilet Powder in ‘glass jar Jergen’s Doris Rose and Violet Talcum Powder.. French Benzoin and Almond Lotion, for sunburn. .. Vivandous Cream of Almonds, Lotion ......20 Oriental Cream, a liquid face powder ..2..2..8 Maurine Hand Lotion, large bottle . Popular Priced Towels For the Camp or Beach size 21x42, heavy quality, double- Towels with red border, Individual Hand Towels of cotton huck, hemmed and ready for use; guest size; 75@ dozen. linen and cotton mixed; size —MaeDeougall-Seuthwieck, Third Fleer. White Shoes Tennis Shoes Ked’s, for Women and Children. Women's White Canvas Tennis Shoes, with white rub- White Canvas Tennis Oxfords, with white rubber soles, Children’s White Tennis Pumps, with a pair .. For Children---All Ages White Canvas Button Shoes Infants’ sizes, 2 to 5, pair $1.25; 5 to 8, $1.75. sole), F or Vacation W ear * — Established 1875, ss and with Val. Both —MacDougell-Seuthwick, Firet Bicesy size 18x36 $2.00 $1.50 ankle straps, Second Floor 84% to 11, pair i RSRGAELLA Sac b crs ORR RS EEE ES Second Floor. pERAREAR EGA