The Tacoma Times from Tacoma, Washington • Page 8

skS TUB IHorPINO CKNTUn OV lAOOMA TACOMA'S GREATEST APPAREL SALE Coats to $49.50, Suits at $65-Half Price the whole summer season lie ahead in which to enjoy your purchase. In feet the great majority are appropriate in fabric, color and style to wear well into the fall season. t126 COATS AT HALF PRICE for every Bummer need. Short Coats for sports wear, Long Coats for dress, travel and motor wear and Coat Dresses. of serge, gabardine, wool Jersey, velour, pompon cloth, fancy plaids and checks.

7.50 COATS NOW 3.75 $10.00 COATS NOW 5.00 $15.00 COATS NOW .7.50 $25.00 COATS NOW $12.50 $35.00 COATS NOW $17.50 $49.50 COATS NOW $24.75 75 SUITS AT HALF PRICE Suits that younger women want for all outdoor occasions and dressier styles of silk aud wool fabrics for more formal Jersey, silk Jersey, taffeta, silk tussali, velour, serge, gabardine In staple and "high" colors. $25.00 SUITS NOW $12.50 $35.00 SUITS NOW $17.50 $39.50 SUITS NOW $19.75 $45.00 SUITS NOW $22.60 $49.50 SUITS NOW $24.75 $66.00 SUITS NOW $32.50 Tub Dresses for Play Mercerized union Special $1.00, $1.25 Buitesoc especially will appreciate the opportunity to buy one mercerised these well made dresses of good dress ginghams chambrayg Suits, low neck, sleeveat these very low prices. or pearl wide variety of styles to select belted, edge sisea 86 to 38, middy and waist line effects. Many combinations of plain 50c color and plaid or stripe are shown, and other novel trimming features. Sizes Bto 14 special $1.00, Mercerized Tub Dresses In beautiful variety of linen crash, pop- neck, sleeveless, band lln, chambray, gingham, voiles, organdies, from 92.50 finish around neck and arms, to $13.00 reg.

50c, extra sizes 68c Girls' Coats, Silk and Wool VALUES TO dyr. aps Mzes 6' at extra SIZES 8 TO 14 YRS Blzes large rack filled with the season's smartest styles. The SwiSS Ribbed Vests materials Include: neck, sleeveless, band silk poplin, morie, serge, veloir, mixtures, plaid and finished, extra length skirts, check coatings. all sizes 36 to 44, at BAc, gold, old rose, Copenhagen green, black 3 for fI.OO and fancy plaids. of the fHlk coats have large lace collars over self ma- Fine Weave Vests terlal.

Many of the woolen styles have of novelty silk. neck, sleeveless, band Belts and novelty pockets are further embellishments. finish, good long skirts all values to $17.50, choice $0.05 sires 36 to 44, at CHILDREN'S COATS TO $5.95 FOR $3.95 raizes a-TX little Coats in many clever stylet for wee tots. Plain Floor Annex. and belted siyles of serge in navy and Copenhagen, shepherd checks and plaids.

few little pinch-back reefers for boys are Included. 2to 6 worth to at Outing and White Is the Color Picnic Needs FOR SUMMER FOOTWEAR white or black and white expresses best the spirit of store can add much to its suosummer, soems most appropriate for dainty summer apparel. cess, for White Kid Shoes Pionic Baskets in a tops, button and lace wide variety of styles and white Ivory welt soles, I Zl to $1.50 Louis XV heels, pair --Thermos Salad and ViA Foc'6 Jars ln Jvid and Canvas it kM foort an(i i(I I)dH hot kid vamps, white or cold $1.60 to $7.80 canvas tops, lace style, plain extra fillers for bottles toes, welt soles, Louis XV B. I aud carrying cases. heels, pr.

$6.00 Wire Camp Stoves Canvas Shoes camp fire, at canvas high Shoes, mmT CaDVaf white, lace style, plain toes, l.ouls Wmh and white and tan, some XV and military heels, Wf A a valance, at f3.30t0 95.50 Wt White English Shoes canvas Walking gf JOmOM sorted patterns, at Shoes, lace style, rubber soles, to 96 50 -r 9000, I i Paper for' sand- Black and White wiches, 6c pkgs 3 for 10c glazed kid vamps, Black and White vkge P8 -Per Plates, 12 white kid tops and canvas a pkg 5c tops, lace style, plain toes, cott vamps, white Paper Napkins, 200 leather Louis XV heels, canvas tons lare style W.OO and $7.50 Drinkln ff Cups, 10 Barefoot Sandals 'w' for Sizes Ito pr. 75c; stf to 8, Oxfords for boys 1T.2^?,!, Dinn" 8' all white, 2 for 35c ll laa li, Bnd Pr white enameled CnpT Ii 'O 91.50. t1.7.1; to 7ft, Tennis Oxfords, pr 98.00, 9SOO pr 415 75c 'Berniee' Letter Read; Wife Gets a Divorce "Come to Montana and live witb me," was a statement in a letter read In Judge Chapman's court from "Berniee" in Helena, to Ambrose La Bounty, Tacoma barber, from whom his wife, Mrs. Rstelle ('. La Bounty, was given a divorce Friday morn- HAD NoIbLUE CARD;" SO HE IS GUILTY II altril Press I.enaed i PKNDLETON, June 15 To evade prosecution on a charge of falling to register, Dan Qutnlaban today confessed to a state charge of having clgarets In his possession, a misdemeanor.

Qulnlaben, when he bought the clgarets, aaid tie was paat 21, but was unable to produea a registration card. ing. The letters were produced to uhow why La Bounty suddenly disappeared frm his home last September. Mrs. La Bounty was serving on an election board on the night he left, she testified, and when she arrived home he had gone.

She was given the custody of the child. TACOMA UNIONIST MADE SECRETARY (Catted Press Leased PORTLAND, June selecting Tacoma as its next meeting place, the Pacific Coast Metal Trades council adjourned here last night. R. C. Barrett, facoma, was elected secretary.

Ttiday, June 15, 1917 -THE TACOMA TIMES- Page Eight WAR MONEY IS READY NOW It nllad l.raaad Wlrr.l WASHINGTON, D. June 16. Wilson today signed the gigantic 13,000,000,000 war budget bill. For weeks, contracts with manufacturers throughout the conutry for shoes, uniforms, fact, all things immediately needed by the government for its new armies and enlarged naval establishments have waited the time when the president would pen his name to this measure. Money now is Immediately available for the great army, navy and shipping work ahead of the government.

Soldiers and sailors may now be paid while tn training, contracts let to great concerns all over tbe country may be signed. LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS US GRADUATION At the Lincoln high school Thursday night, 170 seniors received their diplomas for the four years' work. Many of them will go to college next year, while several of the boys will be serving in the coast artillery, ambulance corps or some other branch of the service. Those who took part exercises were: Claude Brennen, Myrtle Smith, Clara Olsen, Roy Aldrlch, Vera Reed and Howard Slsson. The graduates were: Roy Aldrlch, Clyde Allen, liarla ml Alllngton, Allen Anderson, Russell Athow, Charles Atkins, Jeanette Augustine.

Rowena Bachman, Ruth Baker, Mary Bale, Bernadette Barry, Mac Marcella Barry, Marie Bess Beardsley, Agnes Emily Beldler, Josephine Belrlng, Harry Berg, Maxwell Bergen, Hazel Elm Berglund, Ellen Bergstrom, Minnie Bergstrom, Walter Bergstrom, Marjorle Maude Botsford, Helen Alice Bradley, Edith Luclle Bragdon, Herman A. Brandea, Helen Eva Breldenbach, Claude Brennen, Elizabeth Brothers, Ada Annette Brown, Earle Brown, Clara Lillian Burkee, Carl Brynstad, Evelyn Byrne. Elma Katherine Caldwell, Helen Grace Cameron, Florence Can- Central bus station Lnanh Hooss la Schedule Auto a freight BsffffaKs Clisoksif IIS SO. 10TH ST. TBI.

Ma Iff Irtssslt WllHva.m rneossa 'Stfass-Hcntnd Cars) M'CRACKEN, Prop. Three Trips Daily Leava Tacoma: 11:00 a. 1:00, 6:15 p. m. Leave Carbonado: 7:30, 8:15 a.

in 2:00 p. m. BTJCHI art I.v. Tscoma 10 a. 3.10, I p.

Lv. Buckley a. 11:30, p. m. Saturday and Tacoms 10 a.

3:80, 11:10 p. I A COM A Lv. 10:10 a. 2:48 4:30, 11:10 p. ni.

Lv. 9 00 a. 1:00, 4:50, p. m. Sunday 10 00 p.

and 11:00 in. NORTHEAST TACOMA Rrlcbos Creak ssl Bos Kactnrr I.v. 711. 1:10 a. 1, 2:16, 4, 6, 10:11 p.

m. Lv. N. BL 1000 a. 1:10, 8:10 p.

111. ORTtNO-TACOMA Three Trips liuily 9:16, 11:00 a. m.j Tl3o, 1:30, I p. m. Leave 9:00, 11:00 a.

12:80. 8:00. 5 p. m. Nlahta Snadsys Leave Tacoma and 12:00.

Leave MIIKBAI TACOMA Bike. AMer, La uissst Lv, Taforoa 2:00 p. m. s. ro.

snd 2:00 p. m. Lv. -i a. m.

ahd 1:00 p. KAPOWSIIV-TACOMA, Lv. a. 6:00 p. m.

Lv. a. 1:00 p. m. MOOSR AUTO STACK Bland Croft Hotel, ISHI l'u.

Ifla at. nnd Central Baa Statlna. Tscoma ana Telm, Laksvlsw, Hlllhurst. Orscndsle, Ror, MoKsaaa. M.

T. Lv. Tacoma a m. and 4 p. Sunday 8 a.

snd HiOO p. m. Lv. a. m.

ana 1 p. gaturday night 10:10 and Bunday TIIB 81, 1.1 in Sumner. Tlortk I'uralliip, Flri-rond, Ardena, Fife, Taroma. LBAVE Sl'MMOlt (Maaatrk'a Sl.ire.) 1:00 A. M.

and hourly last car leaving at 10:00 P. M. lin tiatiuilays last car lsavss at I.KAVB TACOMA Peoples Store and Central Bns Station, 118-117 So. lOtk st. 7:00 A.

and hourly thereafter, last car leaving at 11:00 P. If. On Saturdays last car leaves at 12:00 P. H. CAPITAL CITY STAtiS Ifnnrlr Service.

Lv. Tscoma. Lv. Olympla 6:46 All. 7:20 A.M.

7:45 A.M. ti4s A.M. 8:46 A.M. A.M. 6:45 A.M.

10:46 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 12:46 P.M.

12:45 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 2:45 P.M. PM. 1:45 P.M.

3:46 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 4:46 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 6:15 PM.

8:00 P.M. 7:80 P2. Fsre one way 81 Round trip 81.18. tacoMa ai to staob lltb op. O.

aad antral Mas Station, Lv. Bstonvllle dally 1 a. 1 p. m. 1 m.

Sunday. 1 a. I and 7 Tscoma flanlly 6 a ra. 1 p. 4 p.

m. Sunday I a and 916 p. m. taturdny Evening EatonvlMs 7 p. Isavs Tacoma, 8:16 p.

Bring Your Basket and Try the Groceteria Way ot Shopping 8 lbs. Extra Fine AOet rt.v Sugar BlackwwU's Jams ZUC 4 lbs. Pure 'IC BBc K. C. Baking 4Q OrUs Z3C lAwder IOC 4 lbs.

California Hire ZOC -Heal -UC BM.rh!r" 20c 25c pfaHsgggg. Reg. 15c Can 4ft- Ripe Olives IUU 8 large Packages Qua- OC. 8 Bars EOastlc ORa Flakes Spark Soap ZDC COKKKF. mli Hl.s Large package n'' pound off on all Bulk Washing Powder lab Coffee.

Reg. IV Park Ijl-. CVrffe, Oftav Soap Chips IUC old Fidelity UC i Bflr Coffee, OEp Bring yoar own container Ef 35? 15c 30c 'w 40c Coffee, (nharsai OwC It pays to trade the t.roce-teria way, OBRIEN GROCERY 1144 Pacific Aye. trell, Kdlth B. Carlson, Nicheus Christie, Helen Martha t'larke, Matthew Cllne, Alleen Florence Cook, Nina Hazel t'oplan, Arthur Waldon Cotton, Fred Crandall.

Violet Davies, Mark Disch, Charles A. Dodge, Luclle May Doten, Olga Marie Duey. Paul Baton, Marguerite Nome Edgar, Robert A. Ellsworth, Lee Erhart, Elsie Brhart. Bernice Edna Finch, Philip Mc- Kay Fisher, Vera Flann, IJla Rebecca Foltz, Edna J.

Franklin, Julia Ellen Ail. 11,. Katherine Oass, Richard Gates, Mildred Augusta Giblin, May Katherine Gibson, Beulali Graham, Carrie Hattle Green. Elisabeth Agnes liagen, Willlam Hall, Ray Hanson, Ralph Harm, Eva May Hendricks, Pansy Belle Hendricks, Harding llewett, I In the I Ed itor 's I Mail 1 Address Asked Charles Maxwell, R. F.

D. No. 2, Chehalls, requests the address of Mrs. Blanchard, writer of a recent letter in Tha Editor's Mail. You're Welcome EDITOR THE TIMES: As a representative of the federal reserve hank of San Francisco and a member of the Tacoma Liberty Loan committee and as an individual, I wish to state that we all thank proprietor, editors and reiKirters of The Times very much for the splendid aid given during this successful Liberty Bond oampaign.

Without doubt our pleasant success was largely due to the generous amount of news and advertising space so kindly donated. A full record covering your Intelligent efforts has been forwarded to the federal reserve bank of San Francisco. Very truly yours, E. R. ELLIOTT.

6524 ON U7S. ROLLS HERE Tacoma's total registration of men within the conscriptlve age' limit ls 6,524, according to the complete report made by Controller Shoemaker Friday and submitted to the government. Of this number, were white persons, 83 colored, and BS7 aliens. Twenty are exempted because of legislative, judicial or executive duties, 739 are totally disabled, 2,980 report dependent relatives, 74 claim exemptions because of their occupation, and 1,810 claim no exemption. Of the aliens, 61 registered as alien enemies.

NOW CITY IS LACKING CARS Although the city of Tacama will be able to construct its municipal tldaflats street railway extension In record time, it may be without street cars when the time for operation arrives. Commissioner Atkins announced Friday that he has been utterly unable to find suitable cars for sale In any part of the west. He will place advertisements In street car trade papers, hoping to locate ears In some other part of the country. "All available cars In the Northwest are going to be used for the American lake car said Atkins. "It is easy enough to get studdy little single-truck cars, but we want cars of big carrying capacity.

It would take nearly a year to receive cars that were made for us." STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 10 Four extra hours for the working people of Tacoma to shop at their favorite store on Saturday evenings. WE CASH ALL LOCAL PAYCHECKS PROMPTLY AND WITH NO RED TAPE. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED FREE STADIUM TICKETS WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE S. STAMPS 'Tha tfw that roti mcrtiSrf 1 Broadway READY FOR THE SATURDAY THRONG OF SUMMER SHOPPERS ELECTRIC SPARK soap, Six co Children's Canvas Pumps $1.25 Bars fOr saelVa )f KHw par tiMt neat for summer on you liouM'wivee antl the kind that comfort well good limit- In warm tlsat want to cut down the weather. Parents like them l'Hiiii-i Ibey give mowt in service for lalior and time it takes for the money.

Children like them hecauM they're so very popular housework buy Mx barn of thin season. Made of a good weight white canvus, with leather this new and efficient soap and low heel, B-aliap style, OC tomorrow and see how it sUes to 11; the pair "C'tJ you out. Misses sly.es, 11 to 2, the pair $1.50 Limit lot to a person, Children's mid Misses' While Misses' Patent l.i.itli.i Pumps, Saturday, all day, OEr. Canvas l.ace Hals (shoes) with with white Ivory soles and 6 bars for 96 white finish leather Mile ami lieels: 12 to 2, CO HKD ONIONS, 4 heel, in sires 10 to 2, 04 Crt nt, the pair POINDS I priced, the pair I I.rowing sizes to 5, FANCY HICK, 4 1C an with while XeoJin IE IWSIIS IX)1 25C k. Miles: Ihe TIOKH HTAIU'H, a- I'hlldren's A UA PACKAGE 3(JC Vr to 11.

6 XI rfi siy.es 11 to 2, IIOXKHKOH ZOC value, jI.TJ whlte Mlhklll CHKAM CHIHP, hliichcr style, in Hhoes, the kind you Mud in I.Altec FOH DUC tmmouM calf, llllulJ a orc as hiuli as I.O.MAN Ml VI ut filW lace style with bull 2 PACKAGKK 3DC Women's White Canvas Pumps, white finished AN nfl i soles; all 09 Cfl TO 10 he4 the pair POINDS AA Barefoot Sanduls, the ideal Ankle Wrap in Kirn ipI.UU footweju- for time; all metal calf, for women, mi-ses 15 EXTHA K'l WII'S WITH tin- comfort and fun of irelnj. and children, at lowest DOLLAR PI'HCHASK. hurefoot without the stone- Hprintt style, (JJ We're going to make all Tn- bruises and wore feet; In tan ato pair conia wliat coffee lotus calf, with heavy oak tan- Children's sizes, $1.50 we sell in tliene Saturday mil soles; sizes sto Ol sizes. 1I to 2, $1.75 evening No we're the pair 0 I islw I Women's sizes, 2U to $2.00 offering in iiililli nm to the We huve tin- most complete line of Tennis und Outing Shoes for regular reinein- Women. Misses and Cliildren to Found HerealioutN.

ber, this coffee Is to be had only on these evening n-e- MEN'S STRAW HATS, $1.25 TO $3.00 clals fifteen extra free These are the that call for cooler headw you get stamps with a five-pound lot. wl and style In our new MM bats. All Ihe best Fresh roasted Saturday, straws, In full size range, will lie found in our mens' hat especially for this sale; section Saturday. Priced at $1.25 lo $8.00. delicious blend; 22c the Men's Panama Hats, in all wanted shapes.

$1, $5 and $7.50 pound; 5 pounds 0 4 Oft Men's (rash and Silk Hats, for every day weal, at 50c MEN THAT SUIT NOW We're going to give you variety In this In our windows too, tomorrow. We're going to show you that no matter what your taste in a suit may be, it's here for you. remind you the price here for a good suit is almost sureto be lesn than the same quality costs else- THE STYLES Voting American, form fit, Semi-form, pinch back, trench style, belted all box, full Nix and conservative models. THE MODELS INCLUDE suits for all rise and build ol men. Mouts, slims, regulars and THE MAKING Is of the best, hand felled collars and shoulders, hand sewed button holes, stiff with stiff lapel or soft front with roll lapel.

THE MATERIALS Are finished and unfinished worsteds and in black or grey, Scotch mixtures In grey, brown, tan, olive and steel grey, cheviots In blue or Imiwn and a wide assortment of fancy mixtures In checks, stripes, plaids and checks. WK GUABANTKB A FIT WITH KVKHY MAIiK AM. FHKK. $12.50 $15.00 $17.50 $2000 $22.50 $25.00 BOYS' SUITS AT $4,90 EXTRA TROUSERS FREE! fwffii Here's the suit to give the boy for vacation to bny if you're fore- handed and want to save a couple of dollars on his suit to school next fall. Pinch back style, in eassimeies and worsteds, grey mixed, chocks, checks and Two pairs of full lined trousers with each 0M Qfl JTTrW suit; all sl.m-s 7 16 years I Boys' Wasii Suits, belted coast style, Hoys' Khaki Hulls, with pinch back, I in large variety of colors and mate- Iteltetl coat und knlckcr trousers, yjfU I 1 ft rials; siaes 2H to 8 years, 7to 10 years; fPO AC priced at 85c to v)jil OfioOt at Boys' Khaki Trousers, knicker style; Boys' Hlouscs, in plain blue or white Rn sizes 4 to 16 years; 001900 effects; sizes 6 to 15 CQn I the pair wUu I years; at Uvv ll Mil niti WASH HATS, WIDE I MKX'H AMI HOYS' CAPS, EVERY fl ASSORTMFXT; SPECIAL OC STYLK, ALL PATTERNS CIV-j FOH HATIRHAY 03U i AMI COIXIKS, 75c AND JUL NOW FOR COOLER UNDERWEAR IWe welcome men of Taconin and vicinity lo view and buy fioni the Im'sl ussorttHl of underwear in this section.

We're positive that we offer you in addition to what nil traveling men tell us is the Northwest's largest stock, tlie Ispst values you'll lie offered anywhere. We are agents for the well known LAWRENCE Cnlon Suits for nien. We sliow this splendid make in many different weights and 'ye regard it as the ideal summer garment for the man wlio'd keep down have comfort and service. WHITE or KCRU UNION SPITS, fp 4 ai mo RIBIIKI) WEAVE, ALL STYLES I iUU Men's Athletic Style Cnlon Suits, the famous Lawrence fYnitsnok l.iistli.nu or 11. Y.

choice Ol of these three good ones tjl I iUU I 1 Lawrence Make Shirts and Draw- Young Men's Cnlon Suits, for II the garment and $1.25 values. Ovu lien's Light Weight Wool Cnlon Men's Hose, in cotton with tlonble I It Suits, form fit, with elastic waist heels and toes, several I band; regular $2.50 04 QC or in thread silk with double I Vf suit; special at colors tan, navy and wine; Lf Sanie price In Shirts and Drawers, good 25c hose; choice I Men's Newsilk rndcrwear, shirts three i-nn for Dwv drawers in color only; regu- Men's Wash Ties, tubular style or lar $1.00 DQa open end; speckil value, special Saturday OwC three for DUC Men's Otiambray Sport Shirts, in light or dark blue, or striped Painters', papci hangers' and Headlight or CarlwrU Ovesalls, patterns, cool and plasterers' Overalls, 0 4 Aft the standard makes of 04 stylish; each IOL all sizes I the world I iUU.