The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 4

Tt is to your advan- tage, both in a busi mess and social way, to Took as well as your friend or neighbor. To be successful — look Successful — wear a Diamond. Everybody likes to wear some- thing new in the spring —let it be a piece of — Waltham, Hampden or ‘Minois Watches; 12 or 16 size. Best 20- | year guaranteed Cases $22.00 = $1 wi es ANTI-WAR TALK 'MAHLER SIGNS WAY TO CAPITAL We will take Liberty : Bonds in pay- ‘ment for merchandise any time at par and ment, has left Salonika and arrived at Keratsinf, presumably on his | Herbert Mahler, secretary of 11. W. W. at the time of the way to Athens. Fight With Ball Bat No antiwar taik on Seattle |tary of the Everett Prisoners’ One baseball bat, an axe handic,| streets says Mayor Hiram C. /fense leagu mop «tick, rolling pin and a hoo! Gill, In a letter to CRhief of Po were used as weapons in a back-| tice Beckingham, directing him yard fight between Jolin Bobinsk!| > arrest speakers who persist | and John Mulleck, 5408 33rd ave. §. Justice Brinker fined Bobinski, '" opposing the war, or the gov- Thursday was re ject nervice by Re Conner gave his age as Gt Bixth ave. and Westlake,| He soldiered in the Philippines| “There are military and naval ea-| released. The next day he was ag the present Westlake |!n the “Fighting Fourteenth” while |tablishments close at hand,” says) arrested as alleged navy fm accordance with piaos|he was still in his beardiess *‘teons.|the mayor's letter, “from which) serter, and again re lensed. een ghee SE ATS numbers of men in uniform will) - board, will be drafted BISHOP TO OFFICIATE congregate in Seattle, and there is council this week. Bishop Metthew Simpson Hughes |n0 use jeopardizing lives and en-| Hopkins Gets Married cf Portland will officiate at the| angering property at this time.| “7ji Fitbert ©. MMopkins, bat- policemen have been or- sunday evening. must do so off the streets, after| ’ : d ier Sse Beckingham to bd ian i. Which we may leave the matter to| Zz: was married in the First Meth Ae ghog! nop the federal government.” Grace Cozens, of Colorado 8 from 10 aad * acd READ STAR WANT ADs} Streets for Trafflo Colo. He was formerly Heutenant| close, each = hile that officially he| colonel in cadet corps at the One table Washington careful not to tn-| University terfere with the right of free 6 ¥ speech, Gill says that in his of in-| fon PLAN ATHLETIC MEET Athletic events will form program of the third annual pic attle chapter of the Ani ] The One Store Where CREDIT I Really an Accommodation semblies of esta of peac ie hall be held on the streets. “However temperate! Red Cross girls ought to be jof the war may seek rr their views,” says the letter, “it is) the ree certain to cause irritation, there will be found few #1 Sears Paper Co. who will not lose their heads and|” “T ney did that in Calffornia,” say too much." | ways pts turned over to BRADBURY i! 7\ Housewives | } Find Every Slice of of The Big Loaf Single Slice Saves of Bread “hand-tailored of the best of woolens, in an array of summer patterns and shades so great that every man can select a suit exactly to his liking See the new styles we are showing PRICED at $25.00 and $30.00 the same department you'll other good makes, mark- fa at the popular price of $15 AND CREDIT, TOO Not only they do not waste one single slice, but they know that in every slice cut from the Loaf there slice is a wholesome piece of bread, ained, fine in flavor when it is cut from the vaf, and because it IS At the same prices you good, it saves. YOU DON ASTE ONE SINGLE would pay for ws this store SLICE of the Big Loaf. BUY THE BIG LOAF offers the convenience of a Join the thousands of American “Don’t Waste” House wives who refuse any but the Big Loaf The Loaf (Saye Bread With This: That aes wean Wad ae ° Beat the eggs and sugar slightly, The Bi tuen add tailk and vanilla Pour ig into a buttered baking dish and set the bread on top with buttered side Loaf Is up. Hake in moderate oven till firm, Decorate nicely on top with cherries and angelica and serve the 15c These ndvertine Loaf the at esedit account. Have your thases charged, and pay the account in the most con- venient way—a little each week or by the month, ju as you prefer. Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o’Cloc® ng 1332-1334 SECOND AVENUE ished under Bakers le. ‘The Largest CREDIT Clothing Establishment in the U. 5, STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917. camess vet ticd'ets'| ON STREETS TO | SERVICE CARD ett riot, and afterwards secre ho was a Canadian, did not understand Infants’ and Children’s Barefox Cops’ * Hours |0Pe2!2s of Grace Methodist ehurch, Those who wish to discuss doc-|raiion adjutant of the Second bat jcorner of 30th ave, and King at.,|(rines opposing the present war) talion, Washington Second infan onic on all street cars for a day, and} 000 fund, says W. Cameron, PAGE sounds pretty big. They sold at ing Military Suits, pri Scout Suits, price the] Ev-| oe Misses’ Vici Kid I gis. ent tips. Low com Sizes 10% to 1%. Reg 27, and $2.50; Sale P ix Sizes 8 to 12, Speci Sizes 12 to 2 the . eeeee see One table of as you would care red, green, white ner Indian Suits, priced at...98¢ I l Rough Rider Suits, l Soldier Suits, priced at $1.19 U if it Also a few Oliver Twist Suits Specia wide sailor styles. black. Very nice assortment. 4 r, Nothing at $12.50 to § 22 SUITS FOR BOYS 7 to 17-year sizes. Good, All-wool Suits, made of splendid quality cassimeres in various colors. Suits that sold from $5.00 to $8.00. Price Saturday, choice at $2.98. ced at. .OS¢ priced 98¢ Cowboy Suits, priced $1.48 dat $1.48 ace Shoes, pa $s want, includ We Will Announce Soon the Final Wind-Up of Our Fire Sale | You Will Find Bargains in All Departments Tomorrow Saturday Specials for Men and Boys There’s 54 Suits on our racks that we want to sell a cannot be duplicated, and only one or two of a kind. can find at least one or two ’ Play Sui Boys’ Play Suits We are going to make some very low prices on Boys’ Play Suits for Saturday. We have the kind the boy: mon-sense heel al Price $1 al Price $1 handsome Trimmed Hats 1 4.50 Traveling Bags or Suitcases. ..:$11.00 to look at. wen Pha blue, $16.50 Traveling Bags or Suitcases... .$13.50 Seautifully trim- .50 Traveling Bags or Suitcases... .$15.00 and black. put med and lined. To close, each the |# and Women at ° esi to the home of Mi years she has been a teach hology the cr Mrs. Robert ent late yesterday a the two women began talk, Miss Lusk left the room Mrs, Rob oe phone and called her husband. I want you to come he once,” she said summoned Dr. They found lying in t Dr. wife, in search found he “ Bathing Suits for Men Lowest Possible Prices Teacher Kills Wife of Man She Loves floor, bie ” Continued From Page 1 ere Mige Lusk has lived the four 1 together they went to ne, aa vunnesy en FREE lan repart rer of ch re at Rn. EB A Mrs it gla 11 Yenrs in rice..... $1.39 rt $5, and told ‘em both to join the ernment’s methods of prosecut- Ped onal re required to reg: Sandals, very good quality leather - va v0 ga He was secompasies to the Tan, odd sizes. To close: at 69¢ 3 ae The order, given tho polles} ousty ar ie Seer ‘ : Peter Kyne to Fight} rnursday, ts an aftermath of the| swath! New line of Sandals for Children OAKLAND, June 22—Peter B./attack of a body of soldiers and| was one of the 61 I. W. of extra good qu n leather, Kyne, noted short story writer,/sailors on I. W. W. b rrested after the raid of sol- 2-strap and buckles, 5 hed sole hopes to enter the next reserve of. jon Second ave. S., on the night of| diers and sailors on the headquar a County Market cers’ training camp at the San|June 16, when one soldidr was|ters June 16. He gave his age as The Ideal Summer Shoe to govern a public| Francisco Presidio tn August. | shot. 1 at police headquarters and was Sizes 5 to 8, Special Price $1.35 50 One table of NERY small styles TRAVELING BAGS with a few larger brim effects ; ith a i cts. Many hand- t church Shereday, to. Miss made Hats. Good assortment of colors. * UNDERPRICED nmed Hats, medium and Many different colors and “THE STORE THAT, 17; vou MONE VY Mach, isvermacifjreds Men’s Italian Panama Hats. moaned ove evidently was Phones for Mer Husband Miss Lusk s hurried to the tele-| cago hotel se Telis of Her Love | to her room, her tree 8 COV e cared for with blood, wiere she had shot | ¢ fficiont sokeatie kt dee herself | o vOR 0 As they started upward she ek flourished a revolver and drove| our souls| m back. Police Chief McKa ire far the the elim ed on of one character. The two Mies Lusk ran into her room whi » remain are the two whoee of THE MARCUM OPTICAL CO. M7 HIRST AVE, Near Madison The Oldest Established Firm on First Ave. That Grind Shale Shvn Lanoee a 300 Men's Four-in-Hand Ties J Saturday ...22-.+00- 69¢ PT Open ends or reversible. Plain P| colors, fancy stripes, Persian fig- Boys’ Wash Suits P| ures, floral designs. Every con-| | P r. Regular 35c and] in sport stripes, checks, plaids, -19¢] plain and combinations, and all MEN’S SUITS t once, so we make a price reduction that all the matter with the Suits—it’s because they are odd Suits that But there’s all sizes from 34 to 44, so you in the lot your size. Better buy one. 00. Your choice Saturday, $7.45. Boys’ Khaki Knickerbocker Pants For ages 5 to 16 —— Saturday Men’s Furnishings 100 Men’s Shirts Golf Shirts with attached and de cuffs; Negligee Shirts soiesettes, with soft cc “Men’ s Khaki Coats in all sizes, for outing, hunting, working. Regular price $1.25. Spe- tache cuffs; slightly soiled; regular price $1.00 and $1.25, at ....00---- 29¢ whit all sizes. Prieed for Satur- day at 98¢, $1.48 and $1.98 in Wash Dress Skirts for Women In plain white Poplin, Pique and Diagonal Cord, also white with fancy stripe or Oriental figures and tan with blue, rose or green stripe. All in latest style with wide girdle and fancy pockets. All Skirts that sold to $2.50 to et eee eee -.-$1.75 All Skirts that sold to $2.98, to close at WAISTS 25 Dozen Fine Cotton Voile fancy Waists, oi n white an stripes, with wide organdy col- waney lars rular price 98c, to close One lot of fine Voile Waists, mostly all white. Just a few in colors. Embroidered and lace trimmed. Reg» $1.50 Waists, to COE EE buses thassesnus ont 98¢ MIDDY BLOUSES on - ts 100 All white and white with red Crepe de Chine Waists in white and blue star trimmed Collars. In and flesh. Dainty, crisp and new. sizes 14 to 16 years and 38 to 44 Reg. price up to $4.50, at $2.98 bust. Special, cach..........98¢ $4.25 Traveling Bags or Suitcases $7.50 Traveling Bags or Suitcases - -$6.00 To close, each .50 Traveling Bags or Suitcases......$7.50 So Traveling Bags or Suitcases......$9.00 - $3.75 Special .. . $2.50 AVENUE —— MAMES STREEV 1 the door. There was! fection is mt y found her on the in from two wounds 1 to a hospital. She There is no use ou the detatia eri/ot Behind Cou: eer | Martin Presser posed as a lit life and|¢um man from Frederick & Ne q ove son's to get behind the counter of * ; ih te a weeds ask ad-| Slater's cigar store, 300 Pike. He q few days|took $450 from the cash, register e his-| and was convi hursday will not be ents arriy e today, the ted had writter elf the fir UNTIL JUNE 30 YOU CAN HAVE YOUR PYORRHEA, LOOSE TEETH, DISEASED GUMS TREATED FREE OF CHARGE. CALL AT 212 LUM- BER EXCHANGE BUILDING. makes the war go. nos makes the watches go. Liberty theatre —Adv | was a guest in a Chi al years ago. a W. S. KIRK’S ARMY AND NAVY GOODS STORE 1209 First Avemue, Seattle, Wash, lly reliable place to buy hiking, outfits, ra long time that affections have % egulation Sw *! Leggings at ned fy Middy Biouses, ilar ‘and cuff, ‘at and . » Glasses | on Earth sign Hate 82.50 We want you to in- pect and compare our line of U. & goods with others, vu Army Barrack Shoes; sold leather sole, heel eol, A splendid shoe for house amen woniite’ IS” '$ 1.00 Free Ornament With 50-Cent Purchase or Over yourself of the value a from SATISE ACTION GUARANTEED On MONEY REFUNDED cattlo—tt Yenrs