The Tacoma times. [volume], April 13, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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_ Thursday, April 13, 1916.
"^=____§§_=Feist & BachrachS =F°fnt & BachrachS .
I 'Bargain Friday* and 'Special Purchase' I
J °f Easter Flowers Adds Interest To Our Busy "TO BBOADWAY"
pMOVAL^Lf
j This ti the day every department in the store brings forth its best of
ferings, and tomorrow promises some "Live Wires" that will set a
pace for even this busy sale.
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' WW COMETS Hi KI.IU 1111.l N LACKS HALF MOIIIF HAGS
l[ Foil ISM IMUCK HALF PRICK
j La PrlnceH Corsets, FOR 10e .. „,_,..,
i i odium high bust Narrow and wide A line ot stable and
,j Icng hip. clastic Odd lot of Initial La c c Bandings, novelty shapes, lan!
-( ( 'la iklrti 3 Handkerchiefs, also choico lino of pat- cy lined and e'niip
palro supporterilit- on ,„ embroidered tOMW, rwiflM 20c pcd with toilet, ac-
I ~mZl.it* at |S.n.i and corners; reg. ll.jc to $1.,0 yd.; Fit- MMOries; priced $1 ■
\\ 18.00; <?0 CQ values; Frl- dO_ *As>, to clo*e, they to |4; Friday,
\ Friday .. k^klMxl day for .... lOb got at IIAI.I'IMiIi'K choice „% MUCK
'! zzz^~:,^zr _
lip Easier Flowers a Huge fKlilAl
§ Special Purchase £>
II lon Sale Friday at &** Mill i nery
A Thousands of them — Beautiful
liim Blowers, of the season's choicest PfirriVl I
| dilliPi, varieties. Big Rosea, Little Roses, SPI4! IE. I
I WBm Biossoms > Buds > Fruit > Berries, *-** ILiV&rfcifiJ
- ■"- ;-j Foliage, Clusters, Wreaths, Sprays j -"-"-"—~ ~~-m~~~~
3 antl" 1111^"3^0113 of ali colors and ,\ y U]O o( ' -jYimiiird
if P fW:I descriptions, suitable to adorn the »,*_ „,„.. ..,.,1 „...,.
jj ti i. Vn most Osculating hat in the Easter tv slv | ( , s values t<»
il 1&* M style v p 4 ar/ de- *?« ca? **■ y°ur |fe.Bo; Friday for
jj I AWyV °wn hat for a trifle. Just arrived,
;i 1C \/ bought expressly for this sale. /X /%. m-g /x
J; E ' Yc4 Flowers worth to $1.50 r> » (U* %JB r"fil
: I Friday for &tJC , m "%, Tfcsß
' i (See Show Window.) f\J $3 &ss\F
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Silks & Dress Goods, Friday Removal Prices
JJ $1.2.-5 . $1.50 ami ft.TI Press floods— BLACK SI ITIM.S .\X|> lIItISS TAFFF.TAH
i| All stside weave;., sliowiug Knglish senof, » Lho Hla ,. k Suiting Taffeta, van! C 1 10
j I'lench serges, poplins, crepe iioiillns, pebble wide: Friday, the yard ' $11 I 3
II doth, Armure cloth, etc. Black, navy, t'ojieli, . , ~., „,„ , V.. 1.,' '.. ' '_»_•_____,
' African brown, gray, tan. castor, deirt blue, f 1;' 0 ul .\* D™» JMtfU. 38 «* Q
median and dink K reen and cream; re K ular ""'hcs «•*•! f rklav' ,lle >«''d Jill*
pices $1.2r. to $1.7r.. QQ n I*oo Black Suiting Taffeta, yard Ol j»Q
Removal pice, yard UJO "l(te: I'nJay, the yard f i iQJ
J $l.(l«l Till SIMvN l()lt TO, 30c JAP SILKS KOK Me
i 36-inch Tub Silks in a large range of new 27-inch .lap Silks in black, white and I'll the
• Spring styles, satin stripes for waists, mid- delicate ami blight spring colors; reg. |0c
dies, men's shirts, etc.; regular $1.00 ~fQ n Bi'ade; Friday Sale QQ/»
i! grade, Friday, the yard IJO piiie, ths yard «JUO
Domestics at Friday fi2 *3 t~\ G_[ m m.z w *xA
Removal Prices q^&iJkJpring
I 17c lndiiinhead and l.lncne /Til CTI m* P
I suitings la white. Pink, blue ggjj I3UIIS lOF
! 42 and ik-i'n'cii IMllow Cases {l* *f /t^ JAffA __\ ALW
j. oi good weight muslin: W f ■! Tl ™_P ■■ I
15c and 17c; 11 1« J\ y> B "C UHk
Friday, each II At A"< V\ JA U aW 7 m
«i p'.-c Fluff White Cotton / \f ,\ Bj f 9 WW m\\Am WW
nans, 3-ii>. ci in f mmm\ *Y -*■ **wWJ xj
size, each fll 1 U / M :'\ b \- Vi I \ x .
45c White Wool Baby l)Q f, Vv jVi'W) Not tllC SlllllC old SlvlcS
I l'laimel, yard L\l\j / W^iS^V., / , ', , I
$2.7.', Feather Bed Pillows / / /f]fr~\)x77/ l),ll Slll.'U't IK \V llltKlfls
of stripe tick; a good camp- 7- 111 m\7 sclcctt'd f'l'Oin th* \xi-\ifr
ing pillow; <m 4Q v At/ M il\\\ oenei
«*• vAit ijiii'tu W^7 /// j'miVx grade lots and "Special
12 Vie Red Border Muck 0« % / 7lk__J_. -iii-4' v-'\ r> 1 Mil .it
j) Towels, each uC \ JUr_~'V~ LV^ Puivliasp llllt'S. *'.Tllst
}| i large assortment of ttaty \ C_X" ="""*fH"Un 111." Milll\' llohbv bcltetl
It Press Lawns, Voiles, Flax- \ l^ir^SrJ~%r^T ii\ ... i, i,, i' , i ' x i
ons and liiniilles, values to \ gj.U' -L\ models, ItiOSC IjOX .stylos
22r: Friday Sale ]n n \ M' -I ! \f . \ mid I'lai't' effects aTO ill-
Knitted Tai.ie ",i- M '. 7\l eluded, rppivseiiting a
ding; regular |l.tl; 00-» !\ \k, 4 "•«' WUlge (if IllC SOa
r^dy^Fsi,c>.c„^^ CIS s<»n's<-«»loi's Trimmed iii
I Ing in bordered scrims, cot l--' i 7,<j'~~<J ButlOllS, l>l'ilids all (1
• tsge nets and dd_ \\ \T\ FailfV ColUrj VallH'S
l| Swisses, yard Ill* \\ I \\ ■, * . \- r. -. „
\\ 12W.C Fnbleached 10« \ / f^S PaSllV lip to $25.00. KY-
I! nio",r n,T l ■'%' r \fe( moval Price $19 AC
22c All Linen Toweling. t-i • i MI >■ MH
white or half 17^ f l'lda.V VlWeeFtf
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———————— Closing a Line of
Friday Glove Specials
a bS'SSTfc . B d High Grade Lingerie Waists
!] _\locha Gloves, in browns. Vol a + CIO FiA *
I grays, blue, black and a few VaiU6S tO $IZ.Dv at
i whites; not all sizes; to close __ m _
Friday, while they M. <D| Q/^ » n J CI Q/^
last, a pair . VMU iZ|J J. • IC# «J dllU M? M•*-J 1>»
$1.."i0 BILK OIX)VEI 50c These are W'aifits of the finest quality voiles, lawns, batistes,
I lU-liiitton Silk Gloves, a etc . tr)mme ,i wlth i m b v Irish, Irish crochet and fine Vol.
t heavy grade of silk; black ] acc^ 0 f the best grade, belonging to the "Marquise" styles
and most all colors, but iiot w i, i( .|, wfl i,., v0 (liscontiniied. Tliey have mostly high neck
all sizes; to close Cfl#» and short sleeves. A limited number. While they Ol) QC
Friday, a pair UUU i aßt Friday, values to $12.50, to close, $1.05 and <$-,_U\J
11 IncorporaUd. 932 934 Pacific Ay»
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Russ Hall Might Allow
His Pitchers to Fiddle
Here's a tip to pitchers. If hart, of the Dickinson college
your salary arm turns to glass, I team, developed a dead wing In
don't worry. Just grab a violin] 1910 and heroic treatment prov
and start fiddling. Fred Good- ed unavailing. He quit the dla-
mond until last season when,
after pitching one game, lie lin:l
to retire agaiu.
During the winter Ooodhart
has plsyed a violin with an or
chestra at Carlisle, Pa. His arm
has returned to normal condition.
Ooodhart says that ln the extend
ed arm motion required in play
ing lies the secret of his recover},
THE TACOMA TIMES
LEAVES UNIVERSITY TO
GET REAL EDUCATION
VIOI.KTTK ST 111 WILSON.
"I left the University of Cali
fornia because I saw that after
four years of college life 1 would
receive a diploma without having
received an education," says Miss
Violctte Stltt Wilson, daughter of
the former mayor of Berkeley,
Cal. Rebelling ngiinst our whole
system Of higher education she
Charge Manslaughter
w. H. Englahart, former Tacoma boxing Instructor, profaa
stonally known as Dill ltyan, was arrested la Seattle yesterday on a
charge of manslaughter, a coroner's Jury found him responstlile
I for ihe accident on (he Pacific highway near Kent last Wednesdai
night when one person was killed and eight injured. Testimony waa
Introduced at the inquest to show thai Kyun waa drunk at the time
of the acAdSßt, Mrs. ilinule Hogue o'l Puyallup, who was killid.
was in the ear driven by him.
Who Are Pioneers? I
Just who are entitled to be called pioneers oi Pierce county,
eligible to membership in Ihe Pierce county Pioneer aaao
eiation Whether the membership should include only these who I
crossed the plains, or whether descendsnts ol pioneers should be
elicible were deiuitd at a meet ing of the association yesterdaj in a I
discussion of the tiuestion of filling thinning ranks, one speaker
said there were only 11 of the pioneers «ho lame in the early BOa
left in Tacoma.
'Seed' Booze Labeled
Who sneaked up to the Eureka dock Tuesday night after count v
officers had seized that $1,000 worth ol seed boOfe and rui.ber-
BtWBMd the boxes and cases with tl"' label, "This package conlaliis
intoxicating liquor"? That's what Prosecutor Ufinanu and Sheriff '
iKinsniire are trying to find out today. They are certain the boo/c
was not labeled when It was seized, us the absence of the labels WBI
one of the reasons for the seizure, and the ink was wet when the
labels were examined yesterday morning,
Suff Army Is Coming
Mrs. ('. P. Ualabanoff and a committee ol women Interested In
the Congressional union yesterday made plana to entertain prominent i
suffragists headed by Mrs. O. H. Belmont of New York, when the)
arrive In Tacoma on the suffrage special May 2. The special is
bringing to the west ::ti noted Suffrage workers who are arousing;
Interest in their efforts to obtain the passage ol the national suffrage
amendment to the constitution.
Exports Here at Top
Tacoma exports during March exceeded those from Seattle, the!
next, largest, hy about $4,000,000. The total value Of exports from ;
the Sound customs districts amounted to about $ 18.000,000, with i
imports for the same period of |12,060,<900, according to U. S.
figures.
HAYS TIIF. <_IUI. t)\ THK FILM:
Xt«^V*J The harem
m/k-x \. /f_f veil comes just
B-^^kYlTm^K belov the nose,
}£(f7d/)£jr lm w"Iln 8
C. w~lJt 1" '",' if „o<Kn't
t » VT\ kee 1» Turkish
\ll women from
J ydfwk sticking tbo I r
_/_#■ l\ noses Into other
j^tlJ^J\ ■ ides affairs.
Spring Is a month late this
year, says L\ S. weather man.
Cut flowers and floral work.
liinz, florist, 80. 7th and K. adv.
Alaska engineering commission
fears tugs Cro3hy and Anne, on
way from fieattle lo Reward, have
been lost.
COMMKItCIAL niVDKRY *
I'HINTIXG CO. Main 417. adv.
Mrs. Hob llui iohii 1, i'ii-i-s to
prosecute woman who took $80.0
diamond pin from her dead hus
band, at Corona.
President Wilson's daughter
Margaret appears before house
, committee advooatlng bill to per-
Irecently unit the university, it
• Itiiint, the met hod c of the Instl
-11 in ion were in atA neeil of over-
I hauling, she says there's too
I much red tiipe; too iipucii quanti
ty, noi enough quality; too much
auperviclal hocihl life mid ton
much politics, she rinds thai col
!Ii '■ education kitla rather than
i' iiis orlilnalit).
mil use of D, C. school houses for
community forums.
McLean the contract mover.
Main 1850. adv.
• »l ■',,• Head, aulhor anil bllln.li'.
Ist, keeps crowd in high spirits at
V. M. C. A. lecturing on ".Scare
crown."
till" Mattresses made new. Main
t"34. adv.
I'uyallup cltl/ens protest
against trunk draining syts»m
proposed by city council.
Favorable action of scutate on
proposal to construct big hydro-1
electric air nitrogen plant to
manufacture powder for war and
fertilizer for peace, is predicted.'
Free testing glasses, $1.80 up.
Pfaff, Optician, 1147 Broadway,
"adv."
House.Hi will get at least two
voter, from Illinois st republican
national convention as result of
primaries.
Fifty dollars turned into city
treasury by Judge Evans after
-eight men ars found guilty of vlo
ROMI-.THIXO mint RTKftY I»AV _____________________^^^^___
THK UL'SV HTUIIE 0. v MOIFM AVEXIK. ——"'"" "'"''
Styles and Prices of Impelling Interest
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Easter Suits, Silk Dresses, Exclusive Coats, Sport Coats, Afternoon
Gowns and Lovely Blouses -Remarkable Values and Special Prices for
Friday and Saturday Selling.
SALE OF $20.00 EASTER SUITS AT $14.95
Tlif .accepted modes as Introduced y^f'- jkAl
h\ Parisian designers, artistically /w- /UrT \.
reproduced for us by the best New /V . . Jr^V/' .j\
New Suits of Exquisite Charm jM i}A V ls7' yy ' ' j
Designed for ser\ieeableness. Suits \tv.4W ___**'\ \\ c "W
sinarl enough in satisfy tlie woman wAI tW&tk Tf^lV \
who desires individuality in dress. _aXi*SKB \■\ \. \ \\\
.'\e\\ • #20.1)0 Suits -vi $11 fl^ eSfwJ? \\\ x\ A \
$20 Silk Dresses Easter Special fiiffKwß& \ \\ v
<Te|ie lie «'lime. I'l'etly while nil- |77 IA&
l.'tis. fancy buttom tind sell'trim- 111 aw
iniug; regular #20.00 $117^ ul
KiT.no silk I'opiin ntrmn br.,.te Al) KI'HINU COATS (or daytime ninl snort
creel), rose, nave, gnu i( nil «p«JiUu «,.,. r „ large variety ol ne* CC QO
M-««. „.,■•i..'ii,is. Special a\
(Irepit i.ilipi s in I'etticopit-.: fnm v Mteen \« '. Silk Biouaea $:l.!»H
I'lmiii.e wiiii plain eii'i'm top. Oi /|0 \. « Lingerie Hlousei fI.M
SP«*t*l $1 itJ \<■■.< Stripe Voile llloiip.es »Sc
Special Prices—-Easter Millinery
Paris Fashions, the final word in the* reproduetiou of Paris made and
London-made Hats. Our Npecial Pri.es stand out pre-eminent.
Trimmed Hats at $5.00
Exquisite lieauty und charm, faithful portrayal of the newest ultra
sinari styles. To offer you values and Ktyles like these at this price is
an aehieveiueut requiring mi organization in close touch with the fash
ion renters. Spe.iiil Raster Hals for all women; ail different, hut all
eorreet shapes and modes, Hats that cannot be duplicated in style
value in Taeonia at anywhere near this modest {T 1 A i\t(\
price. Special k|Js»ur«VPv/
Pauline Frederick at Colonial
Siene from "l,vdin <_lliiu>i'i>," in which I'm.line Frederick, •.1 ebrntcd emotioiuil actress is ap-
I 1 cpii ing at the Colonial.
lating speed laws.
,
Mb big.in t.li'.' (lull Stag* '"'
Hoiary club at weell'y luncheon.
(Jpimiiii-Aitiei ii mi Hepulilli 1111
dub iii Tacoma attacks Wilson
and Roosevelt.
Viking Hair Tonic. Why stay
bald? Box 10, Tacoma. "adv."
Holland will lin poll l.lKU.onii
I tons of corn from America.
Frank M I .tun horn and Kcilli
.1. Middleton of Tacoina will be
come SBH degne Masons tonight.
20c and -~>c merrhants' lunch
st Duenwald'a, 1112 Broadway.
"adv.
a #
Watch tonight's I'ink for
I tlie bassUail scores,
o '■ 1 » I, 1 . ' in ■ m
Oregon Agricultural college
will start extensive course on how
to be a good janitor.
Snohomish Logging company
buys 150,000,090 few oi standing
timber in Snohomish and King
counties.
Fin; Fnrlaiid lady's size baii.lo.
jcost $7 1; will take $27,. See Mr.
Golden, 1144 Pacific avc 1 fish
market.) "adv."
New Chief of I'olice licking
hain of Sent tie hii>s his first job
will be to go after bootleggers
strong.
Stiff fines Impii-eil for booze
violations in Centra 11a.
Marriage Licenses.
Hamilton Dauglss and Mar
garet Hruden, both of Seattle: G.
E. McElvaln and Anna B. Walker,
both of Seattle; Bernard Brero
ton and Esther Huxley, both of
Tacoma.
PAGE THREk.
OEMS BACK
NONPARTY
ELECTIONS
BRATTLE, April 13.—Nonpar
tisan election of statu and county
officers, the right of amendment
of the state constitution by the
initiative -the measures for
which the Nonpartisan league Is
working were endorsed in reso
lutions adopted by the King
county democratic convention
here yesterday.
The convention also endorsed
(be national and state administrate,
tions.
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A tale of red-blooded he-
I man beings and the big, free
[ North country'—that's "north
] of Fifty-Three." the newt
noval-a-week la The Times.
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