The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1909, Page 5

NOTHING IS DOING, SAYS MRS. LESLIE CARTER NO HOME LIFE OR CHILDREN have ct a athe i. My gran KNOWN ACTRESS. years, and died within six w * for me,” de. | routine Mre “f Mise Mar theatrteal husband — bee wants domestictty she ton's views: The girl who gives up a. bdril Hant opportunity to venture into the uncertain realms of home taking @ ble risk,” was the Titan: cation ta directly acr ' treased actress’ next revolutionary | PeW armory of the nationa declaration grog he pen appreciate the love of hg AR ying domestic within s0¢ they do that of a brit ny professional woman? ey do not. Men want changes, they want something new The laughter and the lights and the glamer are their hearts’ de sires. They don't want to be con The wandering fatoon fre fined to the endless monotony of | » North Africa to ® home with just one woman in {t,/ Germany In unbroken flights They love the sparkle of eyes, |"? VETOES SALOON Brut ayor Mille at n the Heen: Mav, and A the gleam of wine, the fascination; WANT—A home built. See page of the variety that comes and goes, 6 Anty Drudge’s Message. “To every woman tho washes clothes: Tell me your washday troubles. My mission in life is to do away with washday drudgery. I’ve helped thousands of women to lighten their work and make life happier, and I'll gladly help you. (Signed) Anty Drupes, Philadelphia. There is only one soap it’s wise to use for washing clothes in Winter and that is Fels-Naptha. Of course you can use others—if you don’t mind hard work, the nauseous steam from boiling and hot suds, chapped hands and the danger of catching a nasty cold. If you want to avoid these, use > Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water. No boil- ing. No hard rubbing. Here are directions for washing the white things: 4 S Wet the white clothes in lukewarm : water, soap well with Fels-Naptha, let stand for about thi minutes in luke- warm water. Rub lightly, rinse, blue and hang up to dry. Other washing just as easy—colored clothes and flannels and woolens. Your clothes will be cleaner, whiter, sweeter than if boiled till Doomsday. And think of the comfort and lighten- ing of your work! All that’s necessary is to get a cake of Fels-Naptha and“follow directions on the red and green wrapper. _ Graniteware Saie Continued Gas Portable READING LAMPS| $2.98 Value to $8.00 Big assortment of Gas Portable Reading Lamps, fitted with best Welsbach mantle and burner, white- lined green shade; bases are very attractively de- signed in brass, bronze and matt green; complete with tubing and goose neck; values to $8.00. To close out nr while i last o's A . cles nantes 2. 98 $1.75 Cups and Saucers and 25c Paring Knife, 15¢ Plates, S¢ Boxwood Handle, Razor Steel Good Quality Imported Semi Bia Paring Knife; the best | Porcelain Caps and Saucers and |] money can buy; 15 os in deep cobalt blue border |] special c er 35¢ Coping Saw, 19¢ 17c Milk Pan, B¢ a steel wire fence saw with Qualit 2-Quar Gray wood handle; 12 extra hy | vill Pan, fally war Hf blades; special 19c v ga |e Gc |} $1.75 Set Sad Irons, $1.19 i 40 _Rinsin Pan, 2he Set of Streeter’s Patent Sensible 4 1 ge 8 ‘eith aid Jad Irons, consisting of % rons i it auatity gray |] Adjustable handle and stand; cor sing HT 25c Garden Rake, 17¢ inches long; hand ff Malleable Jron Gar and hickory handle Set of Rogers’ Muncie Pattern Tea Spoons; a white metal base, plated with pure silver; pattern 59 is very beautiful. Special, set of 6 ; ¢ Cc ex ANd Comes, Constantly. Times FOR HER, SAYS THE WELL arandmother lived together fer 68) MRS, But it's different now. Men don't want the tedium of four quare By U. Pp. wally okings or mar Children are a nuisance, Daily wanted it under on stood, however, that thie was @ tons Kiving up the state and her MO Way a criticlam of Mise [ling:| f\noasin Cecile a this year? &c Boys’ and Carpenters’ Coping Saw, used for manual training avy triple nickel plated : 50c Ax Handle, 20¢ a $1.19 mn or Lawn nothing better at any If Rake, has 12-tooth braced head $1. 00 Reger? Tea Reena 59c Set= PUFF BILT GIVES OUT INTERVIEW. Talked to the Reporter as She Puffed at a Cigarette. NEW YORK, Feb, 17.—Ry UL P. Smoking a gold-tipped cig tood in t way of her su almly Same as usual,” (Puff) Does that mean all summer? You (Putt) Return in the fall? Yea (Poff) Qotng to the south of France! peraisted the reporter ay in Parts.” (Puff) or (Pott) BRIEFS BY WIRE For your stomach’s sake use CRESCENT 'Egg-Phosphate Bak- jing Powder, lall the leaveners. '25e a full pound anda fair price. Made by CRESCENT MFG. CO., Mokers of Mapleine, the New Flavor The Popular — ‘JOHNSTON PIANOS sold onty by }|>- S. JOHNSTON CO. ‘The Ploncer Pinne House 7. Third and Univorsit SPRING NEWS New Spring Suits, Coats, Gowns and Millinery are here for your tnapec tion Dress up-—it may change your luck BUY ON CREDIT A small payment down; you take the goods. en pay a little each week or month CASH CREDIT One Price Westberg & Childs Incorporated 1912 Becond Avo. W. K. VANDER. 1 between two rich Mra. Willlam K door prin surveyed the stream of passengers hurrying by her cabin through the main compantonway just prior to the | satling of the big aver, Mra, Van derbilt was asked Would you object to stating something about your plans on the 1 other side? | ‘Oh, 1 don't care (puff) to tatk | about them.” (Puff) | Wil you remain abroad long? ' of, from | best of rou THE the first two days of thi a remarkable succes took advantage of the unusual uhdetpricing besides the articles pictured many other similar values ‘in this sé positively no C. O, D,,or telephone orders vertised article a pretty velour couch— otf Feceie eee La, Es eat ra es EY ¥2 i BIG CUT RATE ca | Tobaceos, Pipes and aii Brands of Cigars. Worth your while to Oriental Biillerd Partere, 1618 Third Ave, AT DENTAL Wont ” lees romeult ST. PAUL DENTISTS Comace ‘tt Smoqunbmie No Two Banks Are Alike Fach bank has character istics peculiar to tteelf Facilities vary in the amount of capital, urplus, means of giving customers safety, ote. Serviee ma contain elements that give ater conventendc The gr ent in ite details. Even the class of customers differs with different banks This Hank has an honor poliey may be differ able record. Ite policy is to render each customer such service as will best sult his individual requirements. We ask your consideration of the benefits offered evs tomers UNION Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry for $10.00 you can choose articles included in this sale, regularly costing i lo $18— ’s Special $10.00 Sale t; thie is an exceliont value $15.76) specialty priced for this wee wee iron bed, spring and mattress — $10.00 7>/ DAINTY LUNCHEONS AND 1 WAITERS, PROMPT SERV \ ICE, FIRST-CLASS MUSIC. Orchestra Every Poe From 6:30 to 12:30 Fourth and Pike——Fourth and Pike states HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. 304.308-206 Alaske mae |} CLEARS THE COMPLEXION | OVERNIGHT 2 bil Grders “Rxscuted for inv BROKERS Private Leased Wire to All Ba- i en Quickly Eradicated by New S. C. Osborn & Co. ery one year ago. has, 8 of the eminent spectal & Newport | ! CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON. thousands of cases of eradicated facial and The terrible ttching at xema ia stopped with the g proof of at the very its curative properties Wanted, Wanted, Wanted kin affections ——— + pimples rash herpes, black i Cline Piano Co. am, only a small ¢ ing required to effect a poslam for these kin troubles ean now ‘i KNABE pt a, adopte d to meet such : » GO-cent package The World’s Best Piano $2 jar may now be One Priced Piano House Seattle at the Quaker and other leading ‘1406 FIRST AVE. PTT aad iaateciee sii e snide be had free. of "charee| BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 26 CENTS. to the Emergency It is rapidly arriving, | \by writing direc | Laboratories, 82 West Twenty-fitth | | Street, New York City. A. BRIDGE & CO. Largest on the Coast CLEANING UP Remainder of Our Big Clearance | Sale at Prices Never Heard Of ‘ | | | 200 Men its it block clays, cheviots, ca eres and “$7 45 325 Mer wit n tance ted blach cla blue erges, double and single-breasted. Worth up to $18, Clean-up price | $8.65 Two tables of 500 Suit t vere English meltons and fancy worstec all kind not all the latest styles, but a splendid suit for every day Not one of them worth le than $15 up to $2 Clean-up price i | \ “tl hil 300 Overcos Worth up s and Cravenettes, all new fall styles. 0 $15, Clean-up price 250 Overcoats and Cravenettes, in all the latest styles, long and short coats, in the new grays and browns. Sold as high as $18. Clean-up price $8.85 200 Young Men's Suits, in new, nobby styles, all the | | new shades of browns and grays, double and single- breasted. Worth up to $15. Clean-up price— $7.65 275 Young Men's Suits in fancy worsteds, cassimeres, black unfinished worsted, blue serge, made with fancy cuffs and flaps on pockets. Worth | up to $18. Clean-up price , $8.85 BATES’ SHOES, ALWAYS §3.50. CLEAN-UP PRICE $2.25 - HATS WORTH $3.00, ALL COLORS AND STYLES. CUP. PRC eS A es wa ws 81.50 SWEATER COATS, ALWAYS SOLD AT $1.50. CLEAN-UP PRICE . (00 pairs Suit Pants, worth $3.50 to $5.00. Clean-up os $2.20 STUDY THE WINDOWS ON YESLER WAY AND | FIRST AVENUE. ‘A. BRIDGE & CO. FIRST AND YESLER —MOVES BY— CONTRACT Estimates Furnished Free. AGENTS FOR nd will make big money for present buyers, KAVANAGH ©O,, Inc, Mine Operators, 704-5-6:7-8 JOHNSTON BLOG