The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1918, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1918, PAGE 3 SU ch at ‘ ‘ oacamie ee ae es = Cynthia Grey’s ie mies TH#E(]ROTE -RAN Kl CO. Malleable TDMA ULL Always OTTO F. KEGEL, President Ranges Can Cut Form on Post Card Dear Mis to put a Jary close on a postal card message? BIRDIE + compliment No. Doesn't Mean to Nag, Just Wants to Help Dear Mins Grey: My husband a home if 1 keep it up. I don’t mean to acold, but tt ket on my nerve 1 have a ser of order and a desire to be method cal, My husband in Just the re} verse, This is really due to lack of| proper training when he was a boy greater powsibil yuld be improved » trying t Am I wrong? | MRS. 1 Hent | 1 love him, and s for him if he and 1 aimply can't make him d Yo motives are ex Summer Furniture for Every Place and Purpose VERYTHING, in fact, for the cottage, bungalow, “summerized” city homes, porch, sun parlor and lawn. People who aim to make their homes artistic, tasteful and truly comfortable are making their selections now from our comprehensive stocks of Willow, Fiber, Natural Maple and Rustic Cedar Furniture. Among the Summer Furniture on our floors are: It's a matter ¢ And when you this tender IVORY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, $16.50 TO IVORY WILLOW FOOTSTOOLS, $8 ) $9.25 3ROWN WILLOW BIRD CAGE AND $35.00 IVORY WILLOW BIRD CAGES. $650 TO $ : 1 Mine Grey: 1 ca IVORY m prgh FROSTED BROWN WILLOW TABLES, $17.50 TO $35.00 $18 TOF = Arbo ; tue hb | ors $32.50 7 0 FROSTED BROWN WILLOW CHAIRS, $16.50 TO $30.00 a wer rfecedyy, ORY RIES, $10.00 to $20 FROSTED BROWN WILLOW ROCK $16.50 TO $ rah ae a here and{f] IVORY DESKS, $22.60 FROSTED BROWN WILLOW SETTEES, $60 TO $67.0 | r he navy 1 VORY WILLOW STANDS, $11 FROSTED BROWN WILLOW LAMPS, $32.50 TO $45.00 in | 1 have one in t " Am 1 IVORY a citizen, or must I register witt the alien enemies’ = = NOT AN ENEMY It ts too bad, but you will be * N | Arti ti S HOLLIDAY sere Sc Comping Reo 3 onl Tau itera viiag Suppli { ti SUMMER upplie ve FLOOR COVERINGS George M. Cohan, the original optimist and is Fee ere Mf WATER PAI art galvar Potte DRAPERIES Yankee Doodle boy himself, in his own suc- A Shea edhe ed Waser Pails, with Beavy W For Cam or Home pon f, m7 r Miss Gre My son and I Ail, specia #¢ | Shown for the first time are The Drapery Section, which sur cess, “Hit-the-Trail Holliday” — prohibition- have lived for some time in our old/ Hj] TMA } t tive- | many Decorative Pieces of Pot- | passes displays of other years, in one . ‘ . , ist bartender—turns evangelist. It’s one lane She hei m ’ noe | tery no essential to carry out de the surprises of, the. season, , From our present stocks of Summer Floor Cover grand adventure in high balls and hilarity! and he keeps up all expensen.| fl KW PA © nchemen American makers of Lace Cur ings you will experience uo difficulty in making The treki’s cn © $2 show for 2 Dimes. |1 keep house for him. Now he de-|H} ea ne many beautiful new pleces | Damasks, Brocades, satisfactory selections of cool and inexpensive Rugs. , | aires very much to marry.and wants! fl wperanLr TIN CUP made in America show marvelous | Chintzes, Cretonnes, Sunfast mate | @ hia bride to our home. The] at advan nt in the art of mak rials, Madras and Velours, in an cf. Rag Rugs are always popular and gan be furnished in nearly First at Pike Continuou: reeif in willing, but I am not.| iat wanmeteria medium size; | Me Vase, jardinieres, fernerien, | fort ual importations of former | every wanted color in both inexpensive “hit-and-miss* and © a1 | — rioters 1 | b b 1 le bordered eff ft i k: 24x always vowed I w never| EAT ened, fiy-proof; extra special, | etc., in this country ncanons, have contributed most at enille bordered effects. ‘The followiig sizes are in stock: 24” { Admission 20c Children 10c th my children | h $1.49 active new drapery fabrics. Com. x50, 27x54, 30x60, 36x72, 4x7, 6x9, 7-6x9, 8x10, and 9mi2, 0 i apn I think they w be] DISH PAN ¢ heavy tin; 1@-quart plete stocks are ready our ap moderately priced q r 1 t t . t ae proval, mode ly pric s Kugs in stenciled and interwoven borders are partieue emul jand have never . COMMINETTER, made of heavy en Hammocks ee es a dtable foc one iecact patiors 4:4 sheabiee ane ARS Be esas : ¢ ' a dat peclal, ea $1.29 cial tatek a : come in colors that harmonize beautifully with the e “i my » this wife. D a know 5 . al at..790 | | or or ’ curring any obligation ; Rattania Rugs are made of fiber and lay flat and smooth on eSsti tis a e ghee Avaeal and” folg “Compactiy: | or Camp ; floor, have wonderful durability and are shown in many | b (1) MOTHER metal and f p compactly, | active designs | In order to save the day and Poceragig ae! eth | Our stoeks are expecially large Congoleum Rugs are too wajl known to need any comment é insure harmony. sacrifice your CAMP TOYES, hoot meatal at thie thine bid aited 6 wwediieas PAINTS as to thee oe and ersclicaneey. : apie “Don't look shoe: an vow © your son ia willing packed in handy ¢ ” pases . his time we are showing complete s' sizes and MRS. TRENT BREWS Meare become Foe thew I'am| te keep you in hie home, and samgatinesa 28:8ed fete ayagentl ong Mort's A colors. : seers : TROUBLE & the truth lace you are strong. why VACUUM BOTTLES, in desirable | ee 92.76 upward Vv es an iad sia . _ en and many style iced 82.25, priced a ywards, . y “] r is not of the slightest use| chan: order of things? The 50, 82.00, $3.25, $5.25 s . “Do you know, Margie.” said Mol-|to herself or to any one els nal PB ng to do to bring UMBLERS of thin-blo | co x Ss ains = fle to me yesterday, “that I have|che at times drives ime atneat te tort ound would be to er ate arent J j t Jearned a great truth since Mr. Trent | “ he 1 div the home, keeping certain T conaisting of 3 Ironite Floor Paint, dries very madness. She never fails to commis = ° ¥ « ‘ re ied, and I have had to be so much | erate Chad on the affliction of our| Toms for yourvelf and the reat pieces of gold decorated @ aper. | hard; will not show scratches. Spe with mother?” omg apg gol Tl Garon. wan ond biel wits, if ware, t t ; cial, per quart, 69¢. a “Well, my dear,” I said Ughtly, “it : Mey toe ee Btw peeing. the oti tomie eves *the @ | RAYO LAMPS, nickel plated, com : - 7 a a . fact th. some iis that} @ch family preserven the dig biet onde t eact ‘2. Piteairn Varnish Stain. Comes in fs a pretty stupid child that cannot} even me t cure, | y ; a aru all colors to be used on furniture Jearn from its own mother.” Chad ‘oii 7 Ie woodwork or floors, Dries hard and Mollie looked a Iittle disturbed. ad so m oe parsleteie glionsy; anyone can apply it. Special, @Fythen she continued valiantly ke pe poem! i » up to pint, 49¢; quart, 98¢. “sFell, what I have learned, Margie, | 2)" ge nina gag ze . ae ) ) from mine, is that a woman must -oonabaer di e ey ° ot t world *] pooks as if She Must foot Jae fader int, een “ © nave something more than chastity | Poor old woman who has lost a lov’ Postpone Music Career | seat wood: or plaster ard, dul and a t respect for social tradi ssi ing mand, and to whom for that| £08 P ‘s We beat ic yuas ty a | ade bef — by finiat Nhat a a be nu eat ~y tions and conventions to be of any | trots’ ne doubly kind. Mand trained to teach school,|{| KNIVES AND FORKS with securely | the quart. 78¢ as particular use in this day of modern | “2! nog 228 ‘acre this. with iadifferent|{| riveted rosewood handles, pair, 200 | i ! living. Now, Margie, I really py nee fee 4 nal _ By ~ oan LIN] PLATED STEEL KNIVES, for table Floor or Lincleum Varnish; « wld have to be kind two year b | ATR SER ET ae smooth, glossy finish that is easily in music. AN my spare time|f} (ua OAtn rope ake cleaned. Will not mar or scratch tle opaner and corkscrew Special, pint, 49¢; quart, 98¢. and reliable; each reer) SCREENS Luggage in Many Styles nating area made of genuine Southern cedar will protect your furs and woolens from the destructive moth through the Summer months. Many attractive styles are now being shown, They are in perfect harmony with any kind of furnishings in any room. a just because they are old Xe My TIRED FEET “Mother has plenty of money, but|!# spent in cultivating my voice. M | 1 tell you she ix making it hot for| r tells me thi poor old Jim * of cult sé 99) “1¢ she calls him up once, I't|on the ¢ r wager she calls him up a dozen|only the money from my ti to pay for my lessons and to # Let Your o 4 the time his secretary | My Y Sore, Swollen, Ach-| says he is out or very busy. Yester-| study! ing Feet Spread Out in [day 1 said to her: ‘Mother, don’t] *uct riminating traveler. Whether a Bath of “Tiz.” you fealise that you. must surely| breaking. I don’t know| ; sdealtvitapaglrtl ste Bik n.nns iene _ Now that you are laying aside your winter cloth- je Dy the letter of the will Mr.| that you can help me, Miss Grey; but] The new showing of three and | itis —Likty Luge ing is the best time to buy. nt made?’ I was reading a four-p pirat es axcepuenel | from the hard usa it is sub- - F chaet wabaneant wa be r night s,|]]| ally good nelections in cretonnes and | {fom the hard usage it is a HJ) 36-inch Chests priced.........+.+5 cic ++ 13.50 to $15.00 made it,’ she moaned. ‘Why, he al | denim-filled effects, priced $3.75, ee paket vgteaie gua’ Maar aie 45.inch Chests priced veeeeseeececses++:816.00 to 822.50 ways gave me all the money I ualy you $5.50 and 87.00. Ping. its scien ee tipt Ny CH 48-inch Chests priced.............s000+ $21.50 to $35.00 ~S nay ym, a ee carmen | wishes woecas| —— CQU * ‘But did you ask himtosel! Unit-| * and retain har have solid oak frames with | manufacturers, and cost no more Ex q SEE CATR SSIE| Socom ton em, in wr [ll tate tame, aa. wake, | Severe ene HAMMOCKS ceptional Sale of to a ca ining event altt be oar Fir hogar r | 4 into a wildcat m : in ace I Mahoga ¥ | Complete stocks are now being Hammocks that are particularly s I heard you command Jim to d ble filling of burlap, each HIGH-GRADE CURTAINS PAIR $5 More than 25 styles of Marquisette and Filet Lace Curtains are included at savings of one-third to one-half. There are from two to six pairs of a style and represent the very best values obtain- comfortable and a one of the new styles will entire family happy and out esterda No, because I had the faith in Mr. Trent,’ she an ‘and I do not trust Jim Ed does he know about business that man who talked to me about that mi young m KITCHEN HOOSIER Cabinets SAVE. STEPS # used are strong duck fresh summery effects rown khaki, The steel frames and link fabi years of ge that p of the 1 with witt ight now. Put ng operation—such a sweet vied’ springs will give and so deter service. n, my dear al career for a few ential—said that the time had come - “i ai g % 1, Just take your shoes off and then! when women should be allowed to| * uid up your health aie re te oreo: able. put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach-|take care of their own property, ana] ?°™ i keep up your music Steel frames, each $6.00, ing, burning, corn-pestered, bunion-| he said in t wa ble ust enough to keep yourself “ ¢ uw tortured feet of yours in a “Tiz”|that while bath. Your toes will wriggle with) to have c Joy; they'll iook up at you and al-|he had found that most w most talk and then they'll take an-|my maturity of thought mus other dive in that “Tiz” bath | r judgment than my own son or pry mrs When your feet feel like lumps of | ; f his so-called friends.’ cee: te eee We difficulties waa ie out tin | corn in : Tacoma News and | BIBLE DRIVE = |.) "280 5.200". ave epee ’ ne sl Bs dds ous | Funeral services were held Sun-| | S _ will dance with joy; also you will| way, anything against Mr. Edie, but|/f Enlisted, Can't Ledger Bought by iy ton Bay Sentig: Allison Henry J 28— FOR WAR SAVINGS, |) It's grand—it’s glorious. Your feet find all pain gone from corns, cal-| you will concede that it looks cat er| Be Called in Draft. 4 Thursday in an auto Jouses and bunions. Sra techs ecia ios tie son cas” Deak dine Gey: Ave petnane who Tribune Company | CAMP LEWIS IS BEGINS HERE __ 2. sitea ™ Snoqualtale F nt look old enough w upon before you give up a tion with a ome. one which, nder the most favorable circum have a little to 4 as old as Dick, yet There’ cha Meh “1” It's on this investment. Any up-to-date| have enlisted in the © with the] TACOMA, June 1 The first i | Burial was at Lak the only remedy tha’ draws out all | busines# man who has charge so| consent of the 1 draft board and|sue of the Evening News-Tribnune ON J F 4 the poisonous exudations which | much money for clients as Mr. Edie|are wait to call subject to|the newspaper which will he puff up your feet and cause foot) hay for you, Mra ent, and for|draft if their number is reached be-|appear in place of the D } GREAT | ‘Two million dollars, is needed to * | provide the service men of the Unit torture. PB F ; Mrs. Waver! hould at t investi-|fore they are the branch} and Tac a Tribune, was pr Get a 25cent box of “Tiz” at any | y avenue of investment." *|in which they R.T. {day on the presses of the former Per-| s here and overseas, | Vy @rug or department store—don't| “Can you beat that, Margie No, Wnlisted men are already |kins papers, purchased last week by| CAMP LEWIM, June 11—The| ed States, here and oversees, with ik ’ wait. Ah! how glad your feet get; | asked Mollie. “What are we 4c in service the publishers of the Tribune Wild West division overseas fund for| Pocket testaments. =A. state-wide | : how comfortable your shoes feel. | ¢, qo with her? Every man who can| Samuel Perkins retires from the] the purchase of comforts when the ene py sirpapeoal J 4 “4 ; You can wear shoes a size smaller} pot noid of her and flatter her a lit-| Drifled Away With numnpapar, Cald of Tacae: OME] on ts orci ne [gern nen tree SUNS. Try this! Brush Sage Tea and it you desire tle will make us all trouble.” Valuable Ring having engaged in it for more than | si Neh ‘ i ey wbiens ieee : aeenuses Ee Shere a ) phur Compound through your hair, - { ne months get to France, realized padquarte! yo _alrea ee And she 1s over 60," was MY! Near Miss Grey: I kept company|* Sore of years & handsome boost Sunday trom the 1 in the Y. M. C, A. building taking one, sth San comment. - | great military horse show, according| by 4 | When yo ken y ing the remount station Bible society tell, because it's done so naturally, he big show, planned by Capt. J | Drive officials in’ pressing the} so evenly. Preparing this mixture, |W. Jackson, who was transferred| claim for their campaign point out SALE though, at home is mi and trou. | |for overseas duty but a few days| that for 100 years the “psig blesome. At little cost you can buy jy) ago, attracted the largest civilian| ble society has supplied the soldiers . q tee ela a al Be ine, rp hel Santis |T Our entire herd of 150 highly | at any drug store the ready-to-use §i automobiles, jammed | his country without first being CSDMSUAS OF TO \eorstetne, 16 J8r: ws hte: be aan Sulpht “Gone yuld run, lined| an opportunity of having a meye 805 (Guerneeye. All Reve ma.” You just dampen « aan 1 camp and Ta-| testament in his possession. been raised by us, and are the re- }/ Deum sh with it and draw tiga | : s sult of ten rs of ful bres or soft brush with it and draw this 777 sonal solicitations in offices through your hair, taking one small 1 06 wy ” |with a boy for three months and BK. A, Rowell, Pacific coast am rem maid. Motlle, | w Sigh. | with a boy for three month d “and I don't believe she ever did alt) aig pg papa Sy |then he drifted away. He h valu able ring of mine, Would it be proper My dear child, she bore you ang pie : ath Id, she bore you and] tor me to ask him to bring it to me “Sie could hardly help herseit|£ #°- Please tell me how to ask him pod oan pee ae cee Aa By all means, ask the young D. D. 8. not #0 sure that Dick and I will in| [Pan for the ring vdigeines Now st 106 Columbia any way compensate for all the ter pe 22774 | rible things #he has done Dn 2 getannye left the tote: TaN “What do you mean, my dear 1| “Mte its return meritorious act in her | 1 Lemon Juice For Freckles us your. interesta ere no Girls! Make beauty lotion at r mutual, you would appre. home for a few cents. Try It! COLUMBIA ST. ; Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN highw coma. e “| asked anxiousl I kne that some . pqu eo tbe juice of two iemons) , g and selectio " - nave Sent 7 Dental ‘oy al | thing had made her more than Bash Brief Reply Is into a bottle containing three| The capacity of the great natural) and homes for Bible money will not Rives tae “ siioy A tga strand at a time. By morning all if fices to the corner o iy iinbany with her mother All Custom Requires ounces of orchard white, shake well,| 2mphitheatre was taxed by the 30.|be part of the campaign. Instead, | 1) (AIL recently tuberculin | 8'@Y_ hair disappears, and, after @] Hirst ave. end Columbia ET ey ice that vemtertay she| Dear Miss Gress Should totters|and you have a quarter pint of the| 000 persons who witnessed the sol-| Bible booths will be placed on the|I feted) ‘You can buy one cow or {| #fother application or two, amma gt. just across the wn. My new en-|told Chad that he had ruined my |of condolence be acknowledged best freckle and tan lotion, and| ders in their final display of horse-| principal business corners, collec: | 1 carioad, Remember the date: }| hair becomes beautifully darkenegia trance {@ 106 Columbia, midway be-| life; that 1 had done nothing with A MOURNER, |eomplexion oeautifier, at very, very | mnship tions will be taken in the churches |} jin6 18, beginning at 9 a. m, || Slossy and luxuriant, i tween First and Second aves, Twill) i, wonderful literary talents since Yes, such letters should be ac: | 6mall cost. | Visitors were present. from alljand the support of the various|i ia.) merms: Discount for cash, Gray, faded hair, though no dis EWE 'do cxpest because of thy|he married me, and that it was all| knowledged, but tho recipient is Your grocer has the lemons and | Parts of the coast church societies will be enlisted |] or time on bankable notes. Free {| &Tace, is a sign of old age, and ; Rashes ri Tae sorensed hile fault thet ae Kove wind rae holeeatt @nunih ct lany drug store or toilet counter will | A tag day, on which young wom. | Orage ees Maple Grove |, We all desire a youthful and att business will offset the increased | poor Chad! Margie, I am afraid for| weeks ite a few lines [supply three ounces of orchard CONVENTION OPENS HERE en of the churches will make street |] pairy Farm, 3 miles southwest of [| #¥@ appearance, get busy at ong cost of doing business because Of) i, now, and I have got to| onl white for a few cents. Massage | collections, will be part of the drive. | xtonroe, Wash, with Wyeth's Sage and Sulpht Oe es waewh ae the wenn | the eianaeeT band hare a ie lthis sweetly fragrant lotion into the| Supreme council, order of Ama-| Bach contributor will be given a tag |” ee Compound and look years younger, man 10 Be {tle who did not raise bis| them together,” and Molle burst into} LONDON—Enrico Caruso, the ten.| face, peck, arms and hands each editra Rom ae 5 Soe ae Sera Sheets ine Pinkie St a LiNL-CeY RIGHETTI BROS. This ready-to-use preparation prices because of the war, Mo Gan eShe- 45 ata, hes. boty’| OF, has nearly $980,000, tha.mavings ot | 48y. and se how freckles and Diem. at the Masonic Temple Disa It ered tes ai le delightful tollet, requisite and) M ‘ obs. i nia edasonn. Of cbare, aud nom Lane meoneeT at clear, soft| is the fire ve that the sup te sare provided for a medicine. 8 not inten ee Bee lame | makes with ache. hin nine seasons of opera and con’ and white the skin becomes, ‘Yes! | council has ever met upon the Pa-[ Jewish soldiers, and Catholic ver-| OWNER |the cure, mitigation or preventioi 406 Co! (To Be Continued) up in securities in Berlin, it hag 3 1s harmless sf, goats acon Sot CORON of disease, been learned,