The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1917, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917 PAGE 5 { Tommies Read Heavy Novels. The RA qo in Rest Periods to Pass Time; wees Oo: t Agee Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU Sale of Lingerie W aists For Saturday | Kodaks—-Kodak Albums | Films and Supplies = deem eatablighed fer your com Wash Skirts in Sport Styles Special Until Noon $3.85 e Py ° ° ° ° PY Py ° : ° ° ° ° : ° PY ° ° : at : | Upper Main Floor : : } : : Hi AN ff :| & | j : 4 aH ees me Upper Main Floor Py nit \ e i THESE»: : ) are part a ; ° 4 Oo wear, and t « ~?e “* ** the Boches * * * converted every cro s*** into a huge mine crater big enough to engulf a has 4 tica Py " i couple of lorries and half a dozen flivvers.”"—K, W. Payne. L - } eine oe if (The second story by The Star's {letaure. Nothing to do, nothing |left, the new road can't make use || 7 ¢ t « ° | Ha which to be lonely and to think! |ft marked and, firing by the map,|| fine white cotton gaberdine 1 4 { Wants Best Novels could make it impassable. pique and basket weaves with . | Hi : . r Tommy grows seri And here's where the joke is i w - ; * ~ Offers splendid values in Matched Bed- velope surprising traits| on the Fritz, By meane of a fancy Oriental’ ds mies mmed § | 4 d Dini R ‘ { (houghtfulness. Take bis read great mine, he converted every checks and novelty stripes; alnc r e fi room an ining-Room Suites. hE fe. Iian't the cheap,| crossroads all along the front a few in solid color, They bay canes Gal at esto. The better Into a huge mine crater big wide belts, gathered waistline ") is what he wants enough to engulf a couple of Muy. scdlbata and Sisians, ‘Tua | z ere _ — PR one Pee venson, Scott, Dick Barrie lorries and half a dozen fliv eiiuice sae deuidkdes hans OB ; Pa A neasures include 2 o * Belaiat hiuhin < i . s, Bennett, Kipling vera, N MISSION let , bo m - m at might | (London Correspondent of The Those who dole out the books | But he also indulged in the || inches, and the former prices i) se place where San Francisco | Star.) tell me, however, there is an | worse than futile occupation | were $5.00, $6.50, $7.95 and a | i: SEES RELIEF SHRINE subscribed the first $250,000 for) AT THE BRITISH FRONT, in astonishing demand also for | of blowing up all villages few at $10.00. Special until Hy Belgian reli the Merchants’ Ex. | France, July 13.—This is a bashed works of history, philosophy Now the almost al i] noon, choice 7 " | Wit py Gaited Pree Lrvned Wire change Was made the center of to-| in ditch, where | and essays. Emerson, Ruskin, village near the cro en Ses S3.85 | hi FRANCISCO, July 13.—!/day’s entertainment of stricken make these notes, Carlyle and Macaulay are So Tommy simply takes this | | a4 (amying out the request of the. Belgium's representatives. twisting around prominent in Tommy's list | village's heaped-up remains || @0@e CeecccecocecoccccosecoeeeeeeeeeeeeseCes: | et asl - - the edge of a sun And, in poetry, the universal | and dumps them into the mine || H iM ee ‘ - | | baked sheltcra-| standby of the trenches seems | crater! 3 Jergen’s, Williams’ and Armour’s Rhod C t | tered mountain of to the Rubiayat of Omar Everywhere behind the front sol-|| L Bath S. Each 10 oaesa orsets | Hi | mud, It was a) Khayyam! dlers are today filling in these mine|| @ arge Bat oaps, Lac c Ss 1 404 | i} | trench belonging ‘The Village in whose ruins so craters, keeping old roads in re- | § Main Floor. ty e i) ir comrades fell is a pair, and buildiag new ones across telds to Fritz only a many of th short time ago. 50c size La Blache Face Powder.. stly reddish-brown heap of wastes om muddy batt! THROUGH THE CANAL at $1.50 f OU wader | Now some Lon. teks, the whole landscape turned that's the kind of soldiering Seattle Java Rice Face fF " | On the Fast Diesel-ship 1 don Tommies in- into a treeless desert potted with men are going to find over here Semr j cre Upper Main Floor. | Pad | habit it, but their shell craters so clone together | All under a beating hot sun or else | Bi lease is of such a their rims overlap in mud and rain, wearing an un moderate ed Cor HI = > lady qiueation ; Must Build New Reade. Cates ahrapne he r mt ar A et “that han eversiine i ey aven't cross this waste, gen of seeing now and again thelr i : it) KENNETH PAYNE troubled to repair mud, new roads must be built. Even iborious handiwork smashed by the —— required by the most | i it. f there a vestige of the old road arrival of a German high explosive. em itinir pee This @ i i The boys lounging around fn the - 7 exacting W an ne tyle _——— ™ en ditch here hav n sent back is approved by all who pur- | { after their fight to rest Up chase. It is a medium low | Hirt al he whole atmosphere of the Lavo place is loneliness, ennul, irksome ! Pebe bust model with long. skirt; } i free hip space; six substan- Leaves South Side Pier 3, Ft. of Madison St., 145 P. M. Leaves Leschi Park 3:45 P. M. Fare 50c Each Way tial hose supporters; five- hook clasp; two extra hooks below the regular fastenings; 4 15e¢ \ Music by Taylor’s All-American Band r. 25, SO¢ and He g 'NO elastic gores in skirt; ‘This four-hour trip furnishes the sight-seer or local resident r Foor 50e ventilated back, and is trim WASHINGTON, D. C., July 13.—How about meat? Next or - 4 the $ ea seernee a20Cc, 50¢ and T5e¢ with the most complete idea of Seattle's wonderful marine possi pilities that can be obtained. Commencing with a splendid view of the downtown water front, the vessel rounds West Point Light House into the mouth of the canal, passes through locks second only in size and me chanical perfection to those at Panama. skirts the mill districts of Ballard, passes the publicly owned headquarters of the fish ermen’s fleet. and after going under numerous drawbridges, ar. fives at Fremont, on the western extremity of Lake Union (Crossing Lake Union, in the very heart of the city, a rare op portunity is given for seeing the new industrial district and the dity of homes spread out from the lake in every direction. The ed with embroidery at top. to wheat need for saving in meats is the most important item in the gov. | ernment’s food Wella as she left the place some} conservation (time between midnight and 1 program. How |o'clock. The sergeant says Mrs can the house. | Wella has been using the house for wife best help a cache, and that she disposes of | th! WOMEN! \._| INBLAST CASE MEAT AND HELP A suspect at F Sizes for the average figure 21 to 28 Cal, is being d today on a warrant, charged th defrauding the government out of a meal and a night's ke On July 6 Kozlowski onlintm Island, It be ing late in the noon, he was ep S or given an order by the recruiting fat vous bined |fleer for a 1 and bed, and w REDUCED RATES TO CALIFORNIA return next day, The ing? the liquor at the New Baker hotel fate continues from Ligne oe pont the university campus yg Foret Ge na at aah om Be Ena To Decline where she frequently has been ar. eee oka is hint Class, Third, ! a . — “y “3 ‘rancieco 3.0 0 : to the broad expanse o SIC T.SEEING he appeared at Esparto, posing an a sar her ge dissioaay” aye Waa Rebbe Loe Angeles...$20.00 $ siito service agent, and was ar- ry at beef, por’ ayes ¢ Was Robbe San Diego...... oo § 0 $1650 THE IDEAL SIGHT-SEEI TRIP HARRY OB. HUNT. or mutton only Mrs. W declares th Good service, large outside state- Kitsap County Transportation Co. — once daily track’ that visited the houke 4 ifort passages: Tek an FAT NO YOUNG MEAT fay night robbed her of a . noe vat City Toker otree me . . ‘ particulars at City Ticket Office. “THE WHITE COLLAR LINE.” im Some Sensation; She — | Serve smaller portions apply of boore, which had been , = nd the flavor of your m other foodstuff and vegeta: addressed to a Seattle merchant THE McCORMICK LINE s by increasing the number of In a search of the New Baker 1406 -ZWNDAVE. 109 Cherry St. = Phone Elliott 3436 delivered to her in a drygoods box For further information as to thie or other short Sound trips Phone Main 3039. Painted Flag on Leg MARYSVI KE, Cal July 13 Pa reac it zenith when your casserole dishes, ragouts and hote! Thursday, dry squad officers ESN RE AE AE DTC LL DEIR LDL LEIS BOG eal NN AE Marearet Handr 0, and pretty, | 8te¥8 ‘| ; arrested Charles Powell and | ~ SMU OREO OM PLOTS TK | eared on the streets with Amer.| Do not think you are helping the Robert Herold, 50, on charges of n flags painted on her bare legs. | °AUse by ¢ ha cing the standard ot violating the liquor ordinance | — —- | Mies Handry wor o stockings | Your buying If you hav en eat} Powell Herold and Mrs, Wella} 7 Qo ra | Jand had on low oes and an|!%& porterhouse steaks it will not have been released on a bail of s : eto Atega n order to prop. "tp for you to change to chuck | $500 each. | » j is cae ae ante prop’ steaks. The high priced cute must > | Let | e ho ‘ be consumed as well as the low | 3 Miss Handry's daring bit of pa PP priced if t © into be no waste. Go Slow on Strike Your saving must be effected in the 1 quantity of your purchares, not in) "\COMAT Tuls Ta-Street car|| There’s Style the quality p loyes have issued a statement C. fi Charles Dicke Jonday’« Star bit. Yet if an average of one taken, and that the public would be ‘: Ba =| gution Of eat BOF GAY var pate (arent ane Det dhe public woud bel Economy tt | FAT WAY 1 son is saved this year, it will be called The men 4 dditional t ea XN mean an additional meat sup s. hang A fellow told bis doctor . want wages and hours changed. — | That he felt like eating hay, ply equal to 2,200,000 cattle aked him (o explain It Recause of high prices, farmers Tl eanittar aasseceuoadataan | have been selling an increasing (The doctor told bis number of young calv ee TS RETESET FELT | w he had used the knife: | cows for slaughter. Help end the bh hayes eg | ach out) eiaughter of young stock by cutting An meh Ife. “ off the demand for veal. Eat no FOR OVER ‘The doctor to you young ment! 16 YEARS St ree of In the past 12 months the num Just the Clothes WE HAVE | We had yo ber of dairy cows in Ohio has de For Summer Wear NEVER PAID creased 19 per cent thru slaughter LESS THAN irae weet 20 per cent in Minnesota and 24 The splendid Woolens and the cleve G | Ana yocan anve m: per cent in New York and New tterns in Bradbury Suits—th U | WE WILL pay full 6 months’ divi bigs a . Jersey. Other “i alities report a new Belt Backs and form-fitting models 4 mal oS) similar falling o! topped off by the superior hand-tailoring | dends Jeary : * all funds lett here 6 (4) At ORENCE UPSTAIRS Reduction of meat ¢ mption is for for which the Bradbury shops are noted { before % o'clock tomorrow evening. AND UNION not only necessary in order to give offer the ideal Suit for the Summer n ON SAVINGS — eee our allies necessary meats and ani ECONOMY activities of men and young fellows mal fats, but is necessary to con - serve our dairy stock, and thereby Priced at $25 and $30 safeguard the lives of thousands of fo nfants and ebildren in this country r a ee NUTRITION . Open a Credit Account Here Step in tomorrow and select your Brad CHAMPION LADY There is no Cheap- bury— just open an account and arrange ETN Our Popular Priced Suits Range from Upwards. Tomorrow Is Your Day of Opportunity— If You Are Ever Going to Start Saving— u Start Saving Here Tomorrow. a | | IF YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS IF YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS er Food than Bread. aA a hee to suit-—by the week or \ >) where they will bring you the very where they are invested only in first If you had only 15 eT \s ~~ | highest returns consistent with sound mortgages on improved real estate and eae ; a ie | Store Open Until 10 o'clock Saturday | & business fuvestment in City, State, County and U. 8. Gov cents left, and you Evening. \ ernment Bond: a IF YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS jf yoy WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS ony BHC ony with an institution which has re te & "Matesl Bevines Society” where s a Sources of over one and a half million all the net profits are distributed semi Every Sunday and which because of its mu anwiealiy to all ft members in divi tual plan has never paid less than 6% dends IN TOILS AGAIN must buy a food that aia ee ; would keep you alive a. Ella Wella, Seattle's cham the longest, you would i \ | pion woman bootlegger, is in 5 . ps Gay Wes custody again on her tenth ar- 4 i AD. The fam- ( \ rest for alleged violations of ily that eats most 6) saa i \ erie liQuon Loy. “Mra eels Dae Bread lives the cheap- Wing ad } \ a=, been convicted of illegal liquor a on Savings IF YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS IF YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR SAVINGS th an institution that merits your traffic five times. est. Bread contains 1332.1334 SECOND AVENUE Where the provisions of the Btate law confidence because of its solidly estab Be ee eee aocuemmont Ve dt, OMIK) Bats Cae Ghe Be Re ec make them readily available lished standing in this community Foe Ne ee jer Bev CA eth sai od (shortening) and aeRO! lieve. For several months neigh Sugar. It the all- bor hav heen convinced something mys rround food. AND the large two-story house at that | there is address, It was occupied, but no one ever knew exact! who lived the large mysterious packages to its erious was afoot Start Saving Here Tomorrow! Open Tomorrow from 9 to 1; 6 to 8 P. M. AROUND | SEATTLE HARBOR See the Great Shipyards, Dry Docks, Flouring Mills, Port ( mmission Termin als, Immense Ocean Docks, Hathing Beaches, ete door gaenediee tat) BREAD Always the machines were dark ened, and no one ever caught a TH T E BIG prowlers Mystery Is Solved 15 LOAF Tuesday nieht such an unlighted Cc truck drew up at the back door of 114 Belmont, and its drivers ear Master 7 ried a number of packages from the Advertiseme a Resources Over PTT ras i BP CETIS OUND 111] | HAN OULIQ ANIA S$ 5 eo & Y. n Corwin ‘ a wy, samppell, 1. C. Ewing | LEAVES COLMAN DOCK Oncar PL Dix Adolph F. Linden 4:10 P, M, Returns 5:15 P. M. Great Panoramic View of the City. » mystery of 114 Belmont was, | ad Wednesday night, when | Sergt, Comstock arrested Mrs, Ella