The Seattle star. [volume], July 22, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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/J I Tremendous Slaughter of
' A vQ@ SUMMER
lagZjf' MILLINERY
An event that otters bargains such as have never been
j Ar\\known in the history of the millinery trade.
/ 'r sa ' e l ' ll * o u ' c ' asses :l " P' lst millinery events. It's the most
w /^yo r tremendous slaughter ever known. It's the most reckless sacrifice ever
attempted. Money never went so tar before. The whole store a carnival
Cyf of bargains; prices that are dumbfounding. Don't fail to be on hand when the
\jfc doors are thrown open tomorrow. Such opportunities mav never come again in your
lifetime. SALE STARTS AT 9A. M. TOMORROW (FRIDAY).
168 Trimmed Hats; Values $10.00 to <JJO QC
$20.00; While They Last at jr
They are mud* or hemp. split and chip stra* mate rial* and Panamas, in « Inrite array of hecomln*
sty ten and stie*. fancifully IrlaoNd with flowar*, ribbon, imtlii. ktw, •tick-up*, etc 0O QC i
None reserved All Summer lltli; worth $1000 to $20.00. Sale prlc* for Friday .... y
117 Trimmed Hats; Values Up to $5.00; J QC_ ' j X/
Go for i s*oc sy
This lot rontalns hemp ami rough straw materials trimmed with rihbona. bows, stick-ups QC / I IK
and flowers Positively *.t» $6 00 Mats Kor quick clearance I marked them. w/dC / "
Great Values in the Latest Col- children's trimmed hats
I 1 New .Hummer.styles. latest materials, tallies up to Oft
lege Corduroy 1 ams $''•" "'<*mday .pe.1,,1 Zjc
Black, white and colored Corduroy Tarns with fancy silk liMTDIUUcn CLI a nrc
cord and i*»sel. very becoming, and the latest thltiK in style UPJ I KIIVIIVIE.D 3MArt3 «
word. $.' 00 to $3.00 values Si>eesa) QQ Hark ami all color*. $2 10 value. Iti hemp i a
tor Friday 0"C Hti > hip straws ItC
POMPONS $6.00 O.trich Neck Ruffa $3.95
l.arge slie. well made, all colors. n r .....
worth I. -.A Special (or Friday 95c ** nrr °* ,r,rh N,rt ,n hl,ck whl " ar ''
bla<k, and all white; extra long, with silk
A GENUINE PERUVIAN qj- Sftjg $3.95
PANAMA HATS VDC
I/j> LT I nnsdlum an-i small shapes. In all the NOTE Mav. you seen the very newe.t
J L >\ '• «*•« », nd up-to-date styles; wonderful V elour and Velvet Mats we now .how* Trim
"«.v£L ft]/ yl\ ' values. Friday •■•erlal m "> • nd I'O'rtmmed Shapes KA.tr rn women
\[/ I \ **'* prl '"® all weartng theae Mats now They r«ng«-
\ —— In price from
i'BLH \ FLOWERS to QS tiq HO
"1 I Wreaths. Flowers. Fancy Stick ups. etc, odds TO hHwiUU
T ■ ■ and ends, up to 15c values. C-» Remember, please, they are $5 <x« to $70.04
1 . - A I tot Fr'v- *• JC 1
f \(\i Extra Specials in Women's
I U Tailored Suits
II I M l" conjunction with my Millinery Sale. I wish to announce, since the opening of my new Cloak and
II j I Bu,t 8,M * t,on - ' received from New Tork »$ Palm lieach Bults that were made to retail rrom IT 60 to
II SI $10.00—In two very smart styles. In belted and Norfolk models, with patch poeketa #>*) ftC
*—v I I and pearl buttons; handsomely trimmed. Will goon aale Friday at
$17.50 WOMEN'S AND MISSES* 1 (qqc
v TAILORED SUITS spO.zfO
All wool Ber*e In black and navy blue, made In the new Fall style Ju»t the Suit you o rkP
have been looking for Suitable for early Fall w „* r . Siwlal for Friday )0."5
BRADFORD REPLIES TO MEN
WHO CHAMPION RENICK LAW
Here I* the flrat of a aerlea of
letter* from Corporation Counael
Hradfonl. dlaruaalnc the outrageou*
Renlrk bill, which waa Inaplred by
certain men in the Chamber of
Commerce, and by Seattle'* aut>-
aldlxed newapapera.
UlUf Tha MM! The Xaw fkamber
of < rlalm* th* WMN
tha adoptloa of lha Raaftrh law hy Hi#
la*t lacftalalara.
snrh claim la rh#*rf«ltr admitted.
Thai hod j, thru Hi paid wrrvtary af
lha bureau af tatatftoa. la tha Paal-lalal-
llf«f«r far July I, romaa to tha d#faa«a
*. of lha law, aad la hot ioai tahaa ma la
taah hacaaaa I mfatlj altarhad It
la tha MW that a fair pr«« «honl .
2 paWlah aad lh* pahUr riad both «lda».
* I daalra la praaaat. la twa ar mora laitar*.
2 ati# af Ih* main rraaoaa which Impel m#
SST' Children'.
ToHmt Clothing on
CREDIT
Pay aa In amall weekly or
monthly payment*.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
SALE MEN'S
•JSo" SHOES
MEN'S Patent Leather Shoea
and Oxforda In button.
Blurher and bala; 14.00
and 15.00 ral- *1 QC
uea, special. . . «J> 1 t«7U
ROYS' Patent Leather Shoea
and Oxforda, $».00 and
13.50 raluea; aperlal for
S'.y $1.45
1832-IU Hecond Arenue
1411 Union Street
I to urn m mr •••••It upon thla !•«
I II ft* a »#ll ••tflrd ml* thai th«
•hoald bo fair i>nd r «»a«s»*»•!» I • la lt«
torma. Impartial la n|wntla«, ualform m 4
1 la lis application
If ll.a Imm mm+km to aa avll. II
•Sould gpnrr«jty r*«rh «arh »«11,
| f»*in«f
Thw# ralaa ara —» familiar thai real
| itatMnifa i>b«#v«o ih«a, bat "poaaut
palltlrlaa* ' I more (h«w
I't a« tirw tii# fUailrk law la the
lifbt af tbre*» ruin.
The law rHatea oolely la tha fl*# ftrat*
i elaaa rlttaa af rha *Ut#
Theae fl»a rlrlaa are *ln(M oat from
all tha mnalrtpal »*orp«»mt loa« of th#
•lata and *>ipr»«aJ» foe* Id do* from aata«
IhHr Idle mn>o#ra.
The froedom of »urh Httoa |« limited,
aad tha orhll of thrlr fiaanrlai lif#- nar
rowMl
If RmMklj ar wlßtlfim r*qnli«« larh i
law litr flralrlaaa rlll~. tbnr It a
• lr»n*«r Mum In appl V II In arbnnl <11.
trtcla. rnnailaa anil •tnallar rllaa thncnil
Iba tlat#. , n.i thla law (atlara unlr
Ilia fl% a llrat-fliM rlttaa. unit parmlla all
lha ntnallM, M-honl ill*frlrfa. nlhar rlllaa
and lawna. pnrla aa* all athar rnanlrlpal
rnrparallnn. la plar "dnrfca anil drakaa"
■118 Ulrtr flnanraa
Till*. HAIII; I t (,l«l tTI nr AMI
oovrrnor that (rratrii thk
H»'.M( K I.AW AIM) AIMIPTRII IRN
ATR MM. .1(1 M. WNII H Al THOK
I7.RA TIIR «TATR TRRAKI RRR TO
*AKt TKMI-ORARV IOA.N* AMI
THA\«rr.kl Ol MOMBT *T ATR
»iMwa," ritßßKnv prkmhtim.
TM* STATR TO BO TMR VKRf
THI*« tVHini i IRWT CUM nrm
arr rßOHinirßn rrom noim.
Tl»a dlarrtmlnallnn iftlnal Hral-rlaaa
rlllaa |a rank anlt flacraal
Tha larlalallva mmmlllaa pnrntUfed
I It* law (hiimbar or t wmmarra la pra
aam arinnmla In fatar <.f lha law, but
danlad (ha aaina rlahl In flralrlaaa H«laa
rhla I'tlalalUa • ondurl la aa <llaholl.<al
anil unfair aa lha law ItaaH
Tha obtlnua «lrr nf 11.1. law la lhat II
prnhlblta fl»a Hllaa frnm il'ilng what all
(hn nlhar milnlrlpal 'nrpnralinn* and lha
alala llaalf ara parmlllnd In rin
Tha law raaha wllh dlarrlmlnnl Inn, and
ambndlaa an Improprr rlaaalflrall. n. la
hoatlla to lha a(a(a rnnaljl ullon, md la
lharafara pracnanl wllh Invalidity, 11, a
mart* should hold II vnld In atarr ra
apert Var/ raaparlfuJl/,
jamea R. BRAiiroßii.
( nrjKWallnn ( .mnaal
MAHARAJAH DOE IH
SEATTLE TOHIGHT
Some claaa to beln* a mah«rajah!
The Maharajah of Kapurthala, a
j province of Northern India, will ar
1 rive in Hnattln Thuraday evening
In hla Bperlal car on the Oregon
j Washington railroad, with a ret
! Inue of 20 peraona. With him la
hla favorite wjfe 110 haa ID other*
hack In Kapurthala
Mr*. Maharajah la known aa the
Maharanee She uaed to bo a Hpan
lah dancer before the tnaharajah
met and married her.
I, The maharajah la aald to b« a
crack teiml* player. They expect
Ito apend several daya seeing So
attle.
WASHINGTON, July 22 The
| president haw withdrawn from
i entry 87 acred of government land
j adjoining the Alaska Northern
J track up the hay from Seward. Part
' i will bo used for railroad purpo*««.
SOOSA COMES SOON
John Philip Sou**, the |tr«ate«t
band master the world baa ever
seen. who ha» given 10.000 conrarta
In every civilized cntin try. will h«
at the Metropolitan theatre for all
concert*. atartlng neit Thunida)
Mlaa Virginia Root, aoprano; Mia*
Su«an Tompklna. violinist. and Hu
bert Clark, rornetiat, ail aolo
lata, accompany Souaa.
FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY
funeral services for Samuel J.
Cro.ker, 83. who died at the home
of hi* aona. Charlea K. and Jamea
(airprancbco
(3 "Hotel Guide
LINCOLN HOItL^
113 Marhal «t . %aa Fruirlafa'i groalMi
ihorofara. I mla. from Tmrj Dopof A
•win. from principal dorhs > »o, mod
•ra WHIa for raaarvatloaa
Wat a* II 'M>. »i w if ao §3 xo par day .
PRICED TO SELL
Tp* y Dealgned to plea** and Ml ■. i
made to laat—that'* trut r "»—
of evtry piece of Furnl 'gjJO* l ****- j
ItfjH tur * at Poynor*# Overtook (
«J Furnltura Sal*. Hara ara
K»al lanther bo* -—-—
.a»t Dinar, quar- . . , iL . , »1« 00 Oak Rocker.
|ar»d f.ak, 14 so only • "aw Of the Bargalna: real leather naai,
for WJMt now onlyHo.oo
fi
I T"~V —
f i F * i > p
t-r no fain. (-.► t'T.BO Koldlnic Divan Dav-i
I . lit hlna ah- p M t,ort" Aam _ - frlnraaa Dreaaar
'net. r , r 527 RO r *duc*d from IK
oak. f'.r. ait on for Wm f tUu ]lo »* no
I »l«00 quartered nkl lm.no quartered oak
112 60 Mntal Bad, a Dlnln* Table for. I Mbrary Table only
I.lk baricaln at tT.Mt I •la.MI fT.no
S. H. POYNOR FURNITURE CO.
1821-1523 Fourth Avo. Between Pike and Pino.
STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1915. PAGK 2
Crooker. 1330 ;i«» in Wednes
day. "11l bo bald from Hut)tor
worth* chapel rrlday. »t 3 30
o'clock.
LOSES BEM 111 WATER
Kmbeddod somewhere In tho
•and* of Alkl beach. Just below obb
tldo, la a 1360 diamond, which drop
pod from th« ring of Charles T
Phillips. a traveling salesman of
Pittsburg, who waa bathing at tho
watering place Wednesday Score*
of mon. womon and amall boys are
diving In an effort to recover tha;
precious stone
/or
Fair
Visitors
HOTEL ROY
S»« Hmrnt mo Mm and ruM
ALAMO INN ;:*v
•14 KMmr Kimrrir
FIREMEN SAVE
! A GIRL BATHER
Two fir*ma 11, L*e Mora* and
Karl Kwlhk, firemen at Knglne
limine No, "Jit, l<*a|Mi(l Into the wu
lor fully dream d at lha AIkI bath
111k beach Wednesday afternoon
and anved a young woman bathei
a* all.' wan going down for the ae>
oml time.
The firemen were on lha board
wnlk when they heard h<*r i-rlea,
and plunged In without a moment »
hfullatlun
Tim girl, when revived, left
without giving her mime.
♦ ♦
STELLA SORQHUM 8AY«:
%-—• ♦
Woman la al
waya on the Job
adjuetlng har mir
ror to gat the
moat flattering
aqulnt at hereelfl
Cupid voleea hie
hlgheet note at
marriage, an' be
Neva me, he can't
hang on to It any
| mora than an opry
elnger can hang
on to high 0.
Republic Metalware Co. turna
down |*0,iJ00,0«o contract for manu
farture of rartrldgea for alllea
Funeral of Chin Loy, killed by
freight train Tueaday, to bm held
Thuraday afternoon.
Steamer Dolphin aalltd Wednea
day night with large paaaeugrr Hat.
bound for Alaaka.
\% w oit
H«rry. «i«i m 4 -b«»
h~n l|»« king •' lb# r «<«(*•
fc'fnati
: iMk'i >*»•!#•• pfnhlnn i iron* bis
mmm i# (|utt,
%%l«h Ik* U«>#r« *U'l AlknUli *4 4*. I
Ill# pr lit
is# rrmrr *h* • h«al mm ih# frv* a4t##
lift*.
%% h«< • |»Ml »r. u mat, Harry. jm* Juti Mil
tmr f
%mm ihtmk AHarMf mmm »«agtii i« rwiw*
M ' ,, > ll*l#«, old »..««»• dn I (•!•! frr
• bH
T« !#•»* lb# tint tmm* mil fmm 4» U jc*»t
*«
°« »*• Md H4# Ml
rmmu>,
nil Ukk« rn u quiM. TV. rM» U «
tmli
Children who danced during
h brine k |wi<i of fthrtners at
I picnic at FVirtuna park WMondi;
Thraa »hrin«r» of Macon, Oa.. da
, layed by bad roada. arrived her*
Wedneedar Thny ram* bjr auto
| 1. (*. Mullan expected to ba
frhoeen truatco of grand aerie at
l"th annual contention at Spokane
Daatroyar Flotilla left Bremerton
Wednesday on Alaaka rrulae under
command of LtmL Alejander
i 81»«rp. Jr.
Di igittl from 20,000 miners pro-
I tested «galn*t life Imprisonment
sentence of John R L*wson
Or Sharplee of Seattle, prealdant
of Stat* Medical aneoclatlon. ad
dreaeed meet lug In Taooma Wed
ne»day.
Minced raior clam packara mat
Saturday at Ocean Park, Ore . and
formed Minted Hat or Clam Park
era' aaaoclatlon
Oow. and Mra. Strong, after tour
of Alaaka. retumod to Juneau Wed
neaday.
Steamer Benalla, reported on
fire In Indian ocean, la aafe
Provlllonil Michlni Gun com
l>any. of Spokane. hold tsrget prs<
tlce Wednesday at American lake
6IVE PLAY AT MOORE
A tidy sum waa ralaod for the
poaco fund by the Chicago Utile
Theatre Co. •which played The
Trojan Woman,'' of Kuripldes, at
the Moore theatre Wednesday
night. A good crowd wltneaaed an
excellent production The com
pany departed for Spokane Thurs
day.
FOUGHT 0. R. IN '73
Fifteen veterans In the cause of
the W. C T. I', were Included In
the roll call of the Three-Score-and-
Ten Campftre. which met Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Sophie L.
W. Clark, 1701 Kllbourne at. One
of them. Mrs Rachel Smith, began
her crusade against Demon Rum In
1*73. In Ohio.
IT PATS TO
SHOP AT
Frye's
QUALITY
Markets
Friday's Special*:
Fresh Eastern
Eggs 4l
Choice Mutton
Chops Iv**
Choice Steer o#%
Boiling Beef JjC
Choice Loin
> ork Chops 10
Choice Steer
Round Steak ... 10
Choice Steer lAI.
Shoulder Steak .|
Choice Steer |Ap
Pot Roast IV
5 cans Wild AT*
Rose Milk 4v
Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp.
It elflnlftee purity and quality.
Shopa Open Until 6:20 ° M.
( Use btar Wants Ad* for Re
mits.
Final y/ Final
A Wonderful Clearance of
I hey are just the character of laments now desired a.'d at prices we
have marked them are values not to be picked up every day. The assort
ments are large. This is :t notable money-saving event, for many of these
suits and coats are not in stock over three weeks.
Three Extra Special Clearance Lots at
Corsets Waists Petticoats
l a Vida and W. B. Cor- An exceptional assort- Silk Petticoats, in all the
sets, values up to M.50. 1 m ent of unusual valr.es. wanted colors. Reduced
A good assortment of Q earancc sa j e p r j cc clearance price—
models and sizes— r
$1.95 $1.95 $1.95
tTWO LOTS OF
Colored Wash
Dresses
n, $5.50 and $7.50
\ *V< attractive and beautifully made for street, afternoon
an< * cvcnin £ summer wear. They are very desirable
in style, in such materials as delicate dimities, lawns,
/ I^ Mr crepes, linens and voiles, plain striped and flowered.
Lj Former Values Up to $16£0
CHARGE DR. M'BRIDE
WITH 'SPITE WORK'
Charges that Health Commission
er Mcßrlde has employed spite work
In persecuting Hen Shields of the
Spokane Grain Co. because of
Shields' attitude on n recent "mat
ter of public Interest" —presumably
the milk bill- are made Thursday In
s complaint asking for an order tern
|K>railly restraining the health de
partment from forcing Shields to re
move two horse* from a barn and
corral at 4920 Klghth ave
The restraining order, returnable
July 26,. was Issued Thursday by
Superior Judge Jurey.
Shields asks that the health de
partment be made to stand the costs
of the action.
Both I)r. Mrßrlde and Aaalatant
Oomml»»loner Steven* wer« out of
the city Thnraday.
KAISER GETS NOTE
WASHINGTON. July 21.—The
not«» In protMt against the (Serman
nubmarlne warfnre hua been die
patched to Berlin.
It «na anuount «■<! at the alate de
partment today that the note wna
To Discard Freckle*,
Tan, Pimple*, Wrinkle*
The u»e of crr«ni« containing enl
mftl aubetance aometlme* rtui#i hair
|0 Toil PUB no rlak Of OftQtllf
In* luporfluoui li»Ir when you uae
ordinary mercollaed wn. Thvro'i
nothing better f«»r a dlacolored akin.
MM the wax AOtttill) ibfl « the of
fenalva cuticle Th« Utter la natur
al! v replaced by a clear, smooth,
healthy complexion. full of life and
expression. It * the sensible way to
dlacard a frerkled. tanned, over red.
blotchy or pimpled akin. Oet an
ounce of mercollged wu at any
drufffflst • and apply nightly like
cold cream, eralMnir In thl morning
with aoap end water It takea m
week or ao to complete the trans
formation
The ideal wrinkle remover la made
by dlHßolvlnir an ounce of powdered
saxollte In a half pint witch bagel.
Hnthlnir the face In the aolutlon
bring* almost Inatantaneoua results
—Advertisement.
BULL BROS.
Just Printers
>13 THIRD mAIN 1043
SUITS and COATS
G?eatLots $5 and $10
TRIMMED HATS
Values $5 and $7.50 Qg
Therefore Be Sure and Visit the Millinery Department
Tomorrow
Second Avenue at Spring Street
$1.95
forwarded at 9:00 o'clock last night.
It was believed the note reached
Berlin at 10 this morning.
TWO ARC INJURED
When an auto driven by Mrs.
Vesta A. Schoff collided with a mo-
SPINNING'S QUITTING SALE
IS ON IN FULL BLAST
1415 FOURTH AVENUE
Go East Now
At Very Low Cost
ami put real enjoyment into your vacation. Take a CIR*
t"ITIT TOUR and see the great CALIFORNIA EXPO
SITIONS either on your going or returning trip. Use the
Union Pacific System
O-W. R. A N, O. 8. L. and U. P.—"Standard Rout* of the Wart?
Reautiful 200-mile daylight ride aToeovtn auxwio *t
along the Columbia River. Won- UnT I AJCF
derful scenic features and famous ' OREGON
cities. S(op over at Yellowstone hottest, most cuiKnvg
National Park. | U m wwii|
Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals
Protect You All the Way.
More double track, lower grades, fewer curves and bet
ter ballasted roadbed than any other transcontinental line.
Courteous service, finest modern
equipment, unsurpassed dining car
Liberal stopovers —let us tell yoti
fW||lj CITY TICKET OFFICE
\ij 716 Second Avenue. Main 931
H. L. HUDSON. D. F. & P. A.
torcycle, on which were Ralph ui
Aiiatln Mero. Ralph wu dracflt
1 15 feet and Auctln leaped to tk*
radiator of the auto, thu« «aca|tif
nerlous Injury. Both »u*taln4
'only minor bruises.