The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1917, Page 7

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, WOMAN BARING MAKE CHANGES | SLAVE RING TO! ON EXEMPTION BOARDS HERE Fraser: Patersn Co University St eT GOTHAM POLICE j Toners ©. NEW YORK, June 20— | Liout, Gov, Hart Wednesday tn Unusual Theor sday Offering - Trails leading to the fair of {structed Sheriff Stringer and Av the white slave beast in thie | ditor Wardall that since they ar¢ country were uncovered to ; bee otikesnall Police Commissioner Woods j Hot residents o m . | © not eligible 0 Women's Coats at $15 and District Attorney Swann | sioner district, they 50 v0) em iS} Oa iS} a | 8, Grace Humiston in the |to act on the select serviee exemp opment of the Ruth tion board for that district Cruger murder m: ry today t% B= igre ison ee 2 The mysterious “Miss Con. | jj MEO die ee 9 Reduced From Much Higher ie Serra rere ote lan we Paienneeh, Wien the third-etory window of her j that W. H. Overlock, of Kent, be apartment to escape a4 nid night assailant, who she says ” : ite attempted to murder her, is | Yer of Me Kinley Hill, rece | believed to be an important | Dr HE edav >, link in the chain being forged | physician OR Thursday we have | about the organized traffickers This will reme selected fifty smart, de- in girls. Sparling from . ~ 4 ¥ Meantime th ot of elrer eo will take the place sirable Coats—Coats that in bgt ee Sian tighter Grbeon. of Oak Lak style, material and tailoring j made executive officer; Van G. Sar Prices | Hoye, of the same 4 »ve Dr. George H. T he South board, an@ of Dr G The other Northern di evidence Alfredo Coe hi, the Ttallan|two members of the x bieyele repair man, indicted for trict, Thomas P. R executive are worth) much = more— murdering Ruth Cruger and bury-| officer, and M, ¢ llvon, recorde Coats that were formerly ing her in the cellar beneath his will ot ke changed shop. mm PARADE priced a great deal more than fifteen dollars. —They are correct belted and flared styles in medium and short sport lengths, —The materials are vel- ’ G. A. R, officers hastened to cle ours, men’s Wear serges, ©! up the routine bust gabardines and novelty daughter | UBlon Ps Inen« ' r that ~natinee Mother | nothin ana coatings. pnd daughter fought off and clection of officers \ —Colors include navy, rose, escaped, they both declared today. | y vray sta iaetons “He started to show me motor e tan, gray, mustard, marine, cycles,” said the girl, “but in leas ; : : jan church. Gov, Liste w than a minute he grabbed me and began to kiss me. He had me by jthe throat and was dragging me around when my mother came.” Mra, Muriel said Cocchis ger toarks remained on the girl's throat and arms for days. | smart checks, sport stripes and overplaids. —All have been grouped into one lot. Your choice ME ence ihs ss - $15.00 -Fraser-Paterson Co. Third Floor. Thursday af d and Uni parade will be n, starting at Th f Cory » high schoo aday afternoon » G. A. R. pre of Abraham Lin uber of Commerce al Club Hear of Secret Rooms | i secret above! Coceht of attractive | ght to lure to “Election of officer took up the eer. he BU-/ ican War Veterans Wednesda The auxiliary of the organization battle have been extial bes wr arnt 9 gh gn 3 n murderous ma. Marie gton of show b 4 Da ers of bauch pe aghar Aided by Officials ident 0 ing e k habe the 7 ee fed to sav fine a: 62, rece hat eventuated In hours Inter in the Smith lived at 41 est” Sewing Ma- [ff sainuls und elegant! AGED MAN DIES IN attired whi siavers is said te The inaat consections of rhe, EFFORT TO RESCUE your home— bicycle shopman ficial circles dire ‘oceht | cut-oh this, country and to his hai. pores ie 'eadege wo °OPOO! ling place in Italy after the Cruger|*"® Chalr und | murder. hy oe “ ” — ¢ a tow ‘Stop Bobbins.” § The Eldredge | Fails to Convict — | Pita! Two-Spool sews direct from two ordinary | First Jitney Man| He had gone into the house to| Recauso he proved that ho was|#ave some of the furniture when | trip $1.00 Down $1.00 a Weeks]. Wise mterrd ne was accent: mo et —Old machines taken in part payment. ‘ ; time he found snapped, ; Will put the “Great- [f/ ut cit” pak Hgts chine of the age in ]}jhave been found to} have reached oc| CHAIR FROM FIRE —Join our Sewing Machine Club and | Traction Evidence Pegg ison st spools of thread. Join the club now. painting his house on June 1, when | the fire broke out, and had m Thayer, first of 7 fonation bus’ | the lock on ¢ drivers charged with operating a|@nd he was tr Tae. fitmey without a bond, was dis-|bor, J. le & : charged by Justice Brinker Tues-|bovlevard, } the door and ‘day afternoon. jbrought Smith out. | } Harold Smith, 17, a son, in em | ployed at Sears, Roebuck & Co. ‘4,356,760 1S WAR | LOSS OF GERMANS LONDON, June 20.—The German casualties, as reported in the Ger-| ffictal casualty lists in the h of May, follow | led and died of wounds or sick-| D0¢ nd missing 394. Total 2; wounded, ¢ These casualties previously re; ‘ totals since the added to those give the fol-) veginning of died of wounds or sick 4 missing, 557,410, Total, 4 TAKE OVER ROADS, SAYS TRADE BOARD e Continued From Page i’ \o—— « lack of care riainties in bi have offset lot transportation chiefly—plus unc } tuminow production | the | Gambling in coal h Jon and in order to 1 the short age in bituminous coal, many in fustries have used anthracite in steaming sizes, thus lowering the f domest { Coal Is Big Handicap The commission believes that the coal industry ts industries of the the report been going cannot be ve rallroads he syste dries over night IRONITE ready to walk or i to give work on next morning, and becomes | Oo} Wo and to HARD AS IRON. IRONITE cic: which undergo hard usage porches. ce of the ‘long haul.’ May Be Real Suffering commission warned that if on continue, there will be iffering in this countr 4 composition paint made for use on surfaces For all interior floors and ie | real next saves the floor under it from wearing away and winter, while industries and publie IRONITE s0 SAVES YOU MONEY |service corporations would be hard 0 . possesen xplendid boty. co Lavoloid [BP ine epecutntive ctoment in cont ering 4 dries with a rich, silky luster F PP er th ges aaa -— IRONITE ‘' 5 supplied in a dozen different Nght and dart and ceilings a beautifu | aa a é ange ai \ nd ‘olor a4 di Adieh. oka eney toward inflation tn all busi rich soy ot a ness, die to the fact that all con and more artistic than cay Paint Your Wood, Linoleum or _ |. se 90 cae Other Floors With IRONITE | ...;3) re" all Paint that is THERE 18 NO INDUSTRY i) By | \ , LIKE THE HOME INDUSTRY— | New Naw = ASK ¥ Government has been SEATTLE PAINT COMPANY Your Dealer fi\srrsin! i vine" sini! oa Germany in varying forms, and —,; 7 ‘, my tracts allow a liberal margin for of coal prices. Yew England situation is cute,” the report adda, by of disruption of barge |transportation and high rates from vt N northward this nation, the commission’ says, can learn a lesson from their es perience. 1917. PAGE 7 FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom Count Upon the Basement Salesroom to Help You in Your Summer Purchasing, With Ample Stocks of Warm-Weather Goods, Dependable in A New Showing of Ra Women’s Coats A. we & Oe aS i } {% \ r DS IX \ 7\ (Bone aC Quality and Economically Priced 2,000 Yards of Cotton Fabrics In a Thursday Offering At | 10c | Yard | at $17.50 | nearly 1,000 yards of Dress Ginghams, 27 inches | jee ge cnet eta apen | wide, many of them in the dark Scotch plaid ef | fects, also a wide choice of naller patterns, at | this new shipment are 406 vard sre pea ia at na wer 500 yards of sheer Printed Voiles, 34 inches | J} HEY feature ad- | omprising pretty floral patterns in tasteful T vance styles for n white ground, at 10@ yard | teamer and fully 600 yards of ¢ ty Fancy-stripe Out- general wear, tailored ing Flannels, also odc 27-inch Figured from Batiste, 36-inch plain-color Percale other de- j Wool and Velvet | sirable cotton materi | Velours | Gunniburl Gaberdine ’ with Empire or regula ° | S citdes sae tel Smart Tub Skirts ness shirred or plaited. | | The cok ude Army-blue, Rose, Gold, Magenta, Navy and Black © $17.50. Hemmed Table Cloths at 50c “| in Hemmed Table are ser They ih HESE 50e€ cach Drapery Remnants Reduced ‘able Olicloth Shelf Otleloth Mosquito Netting Dotted Swine low Nets Fancy Nets Marquisette Votle able for many purposes, all at sharply reduced prices. Basement Salerroom Neckwear at 10c ACE-TRIMMED Flat Collars, Fancy Stocks arfd other attractive styles in Women's Neckpieces white and colors, make an intéresting showing at 10¢. —Pasement Salesroom. Union Suits 65c W' IMEN’S fine-ribbed : | Cotton Union Suits LACK and White Cot- | 59c h Dutch neck 3 ing ton Stockings strength f : with Dutch ne and wing n : hk : » TTRACTIVE value is. of- | sleeve, or low neck, ened with double sole and \ : : | } } 1 t izes fered in the Gown sketched, | sleeveless style, with tight triple heel and toe, size’ x hich i = ' ith | knec Sizes 36 to 44 8% to 10, the pair, 35¢; At ee oe bel) waa | Price 6Be. § osirs fot $1.00. trimming of rib eae bei »roid- | —Basement Salesroom Basoment Salesroom IWS ae ery edge’and narrow lice Saggy ads on kimono sleeves. Price 59¢. §f if Basement Salesroom. | Middy Blouses, 50c to $1.50 : : ‘ (Lost and spor sees of sturdy ei tnenet Knitted Bathing Suits | and corded cottons, in plain white, white with col- | 95 4 50 ‘ lar and cuffs of red, Copenhagen or n Iso. braid- c to is ‘ | trimmed styles wo N’S Bathing Suits in the popular one- | Sizes 10 to 20 years; 36 to 44 piece style, knit from cotton, -cotton-and-wool ff Prices 50¢, 65¢, 95e¢, $1.25 and $1.50. mixture and wool, in light-colors, navy and_ black, | eo sret see agua with contrasting bands for trimming. Sizes 36 to 44, . fh i : Prices—95e, $1.50, $2.50, $3.95 and $4.50. Children’s Bathing Suits in sizes 20 to 34, T5¢@ to Work Garments $3.50. Basement Salesroom, | for Men Breakfast and Dinner Sets, $2.95 alee Basement Salesroom now has in stock 31-PIECE DINNER SETS a comprehensive line of Work Garments, in the Ranson pattern, as including the following items: pictured, with design out lined in gold—o Dinner Men's” Blue Denim Grocers’ Coats and Plates, 6 Bread and But Overall with coat to | Dusters ter Plates, 6 Sauce Dishes, match Men's Work Shirts of © Cups and Saucers, 1 Men's Black Overalls | black sateen, blue and Platter. Price $2.95. with coat to match gray chambray 26-PIECE BREAKFAST \ Painters’ and Paper Men's Khaki Trousers SETS in a number of | hangers’ White Overalls. Men’s Heavy Half pleasing patterns, consist- | Carpenters’ White) Hose and Work Caps. ing of 6 Plates, 6 Cereal | Overalls Chippers’, Riveters’ and Dishes, 6 Cups and Sau Butchers’ Long Coats. | Caulkers’ Gloves. cers, 1 Platter, 1 Serving Room 4, Basement Salesroom. Bowl. pales $2.95. ag | | rings are 1 Sage-green, 95c and $1.50 1ost attractive, and in | HERI looking styles in this col lection that it is | choose three Skirt than one They from pique, are so many good- Emerald-green, easier to Basement Salesroom. two or | made gab ed cottons, are carefully linenette. erdine and corc white and sports pat terned effects, with patch Cloths of good quality mer or fancy pockets, some eable for the kitchen table with belt running through measure 43x53 inches. Price loops. Prices, 95@ and ~ —Bas aleeroomn $1.50. t Salesroom —Rasemen Values in Outing Millinery F' YR women who would b omfortably and hatted for the motoring trip, yachting or picnic, the Basement Sales- room has provided: sensibly White Duck Crushers . with stitched brim, 50¢. ff Summer Footwear Arrivals| “‘wniee Fer Crushers, | HREE of the latest additions to the Basement a7 Crusheal | Salesroom's showing of seasonable footwear for 50¢. women are shown in the sketch: Motoring Bonnets of silk oplin, with visor, in blue, | In Center: yet ” Left: green or tan, T5é. ot of soft brown kid- | White Canvas Sports Satin Motoring Hata a skin, with brown cloth | Shoe, with white leather green, gold and blue, top, it-weight sole | ball strap and lace stay, | and leather Louis heel fiber sole and rubber | Z . > 7 | Price | heel. Sizes 214 to 7 ; Price $3.50. Bathing Caps’ | At Right: 25c Gracefully modeled Boot of fine white Nile cloth, UBBER Bathing Caps | with light-weight sole and covered Louis heel in blue, red, green, [ff Sizes 2% to 7¥4; widths A to D. Price $4.50 purple and tan, plain and §f pair —Basement Salesroom frilled styles, 25¢. | | —tasement Salesroom. Women’s Hose 35c Pair Crepe Gowns | (# Basement Silesroow