The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1910, Page 7

my, Bow, forget ft. Dor hover around behind scenes s, story. The press sar and open a umbretia on the gd and beaides I'm "'28¢ When it wasn't absolutely ® tt before, essary in the production of Rtind Gta eit Im © Ordinarily at ‘ : vag the « ahow arried out most minute . the actual opening of an um-| p Boys amd Betty.” breila, if it ts demanded in the | at The Moore. had MISS ANNA MOONEY. production, aaa eee eee Sag PRETTY ACTRESS : ISN’T SUPERSTITIOUS is aluffed. The Stomach Digest Itself? @ y just) dem atrat ha government Fix the Responsibility Bouillon Tells Some of the beck a Causes for Complaint in) ing tne nn atly favor reduc nber connected with th ~ ity administration unless the cc the Management Of City! ditions can be made sufficiontly at Affairs. and remunorative for and reputed integrity to them. Then, with the city “Me, Béatuod, to what 46s far ted by heavy bonds, I toink tute 0 ou ®* | the city could be run by seven men “ ” ne Present tnefficiency of o can be held directly reapons ne city government than under the proasnt systm The above question was directed | Until the responaibility t# definitely at A. V. Bouille andidate for th ved, the rights of 7 p bn ; hrown away and the public j republican n for ma at spent ax lavishly and with a nw x of the Mon ab he purpose as it has been in the Queen Anne Congregational church, | P@* whieh he addr 5 heed Wins Mr. Bouillon will be the speaker It te teffictent vecau ny. | ComiahE at the First United Presby [Proper regard for the civil service var ‘th ay, and | nlow tn the m of Spring an resp i Mr Poullion t in Inert ause of & : | workings of machine police waren PEN the Winter South mune the city rt he in toreata ¢ . ad ot | Am enjoy the outdoor Ife, sport jet Aus private interests {California's ightful limite, | » it's always summer. Resorts | of all kinds with eplendid accommo. | tations, Take Oregon & Wash ington R. R. from temporary depot st av. 8. and Dearborn at Two T have named some of luding the supe of ineffictent government mited.” (Muatrated book proad sense, 1 should ts and reservations at p at Bytom is on et Office, 608 First av De you think a ELLIS, Ger But mahe | Heve her mbrella. Thore was a big pt The show was queered.| Everybody said’ so, but hard luck hasn't come around yet, and here “<M y's why Superstition Ix rot. De your} best, try all the time all the! orness out of yourself that God there, and you t worry out stage or any other kind of goblins getting you | - soars! Why Does Not y Does : | ett noy of the city government jis a reduction of number and cen jt alization of responsibility aa well of power At present, the city! | furm of government would increase tte efficiency?” Mr, Bouillon was | awkeod The change whieh, in my optn would moat greatly Increase the | THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, ne eT RR He CR a ee ae 'SPRECKELS IN ipon or communi Jeated with har During his Ife time Claus A LOVELY RO Bpreckelas advanced to hia sons, |Jobn D, Spreckels and Adolph B. }Spreckels, property of greater (By United Pres.) | Value by millions of dollars th BAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 12.—| the combined value of all the pr Fetfowing the declaration of John | erty he gave to his widow and all| Din Apreckols and Adolph 8, | bie other children in bis Hfe tme reckels that they had and by bie will Grrdhile tathas the | ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, gehen yg recnuse of | First and Cherry it would thrust upon t Rudolph and “Gus” 8p Optical Department. day issued a public tacking the reaso ven by their| (ANS Athpeny 1910 Ina f ' hed NCING ACADEMY A t brothers The atement follows | “It has never been our practice to discuss in the press matters or linarily only of family interes but the publigation of a statement by John D. Spreckels and Adolph " ckels demands a reply in | Justice to both our father and our | mother | | “There were absolutely no |srounds upon coonsful leontest of the will 4 be main tained | “Hf there were, it te most im rs z probable that nny consideration | Meio eaaEa for our mother could ha ent GLOVES & HOSIERY ed it, in view of the fact that singe father's death neither John D preckels nor Adolph B. Spreckel An WUnesivable Problem, Which Hos Pursted Physicians of al ww 4 . oor Scrools. | I A Trial Package of Stuart's . .W. Petter, in charse of } Dyspepsia Tablets Sent F ot ondon Maives the Frrice was forced There seems to be no logic as child of son why the stomach should Rebs" digest iteelf when we aide ; G0008—Hrown Henrietta, In three shades; 36 1 1 TM teeta hat wach di fact (hat it secretes dix tiuids | Bad wide regular. Half Price, yard sess $480 the state of ard acide whieh rwerful LIANTING—-Biue and green only; Rrillfantine or 1 1 enongh tw disintegrate and digest Mohair; 39 inches wide; 26e regular. Half Price, yard .....1@20 meats, oma fruits, cereals oA SUITINGS—Keswick Sultings, 34 inches wide, in checks, 1 ey | ta ensap bong omer forms of tood stripes and plaid effects; 260 regular, Half Price, yard .... at ih aniwwale which were killed |, OINGHAMS—Chambray Ginghams, plain colors; also tub Sultings, Whe it is now While in full digestion ¢ im tans, grays, ete., in striped and plaid styles: ie to ibe 6c Mrereets Wish to evade 24s undergone com valoes. Half Price, yard laws of this xtat: m after death, wh TOWELING—Brown Linew Crash; 17 Inches wide; 12 1 De best to Pritien Y8* kept warm; and in buman be} valine. Half price, yard eee aC 8 train to Oreg ngs who have died sudde: ORESS GOODS—Double Width Cotton Dros Goods; light, Retry and return to Was fom kabwing that (hx iy te Mileex! and some ba; But the fa + alongs at the @ tieestion was going itopey mach wey, Mt rin. thelr children, if off ‘ons of the me, have no stand t quest a the law, and are Wh protects rl f-digestion during life? fonter declared that the “p Hw Mae's Remedy. life” i tiving things pro B bat one remedy ir i this organ from being digest ME I Would plage on the F * doa Of this state « jaw we ® Wleny for & divorcee to hind the marriage laws of this We pot a few violators fal “Tia Many Homes Destroyed tizented 0 oye MP when diy i“ ‘4 fered gastric ulcer, which ate tte Seorend persons sh ay clear through the stomach wall Beh, breaking “4 oe ane sed fatal peritonitis j ik the ee. of vomes In all canes of perverted function throueh tially f omach, which manifests it- | ae we self by the numerous well-known fhe fact nat ihies div ptome of indigestion and dye try Within a vere tan’ 4, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the, | think a , Pagel is a ctive, restoring It to a ont in th adition, toning up the ts lences nds, as well as the ole the 4: acteal gla which absorb the i sf » i « he nr n anelet th mach be roeess of ‘ 11 pownl ONY A HERO wauaoet arian 0 You BEAT IT? ed function, gas “ leer, or the cating SHCA, San 3 ie eaker of th. D » Te are att, Meording 1, ‘ wert figestives, a oe former ex f to di ie Fay ore 4 in “the first tarchy food —_— voll wa lee ‘one oma d con have of : 1 Ait and fa Ty hols t t 4 (6 Alewand : f ue Pas a “ ' Dh as Ha 7 | a ma NY bears tp bs pr 14 HE HAS os trou F SAVED 5 Livi ot Lox) Mast ren 1, and yy filiden i} 1 f How, Tis the att Pf xf drugmtst fed hag (¢, wae ud Boat pid saved a ep ae of FO ip ws Ai ae is a Addrous F. A. Btuart a Bldg, Mershall, Mich ve tn. 7, Tews Jen Dim FO ¥ DANGE At BABAMLAND, [a night. A ion fr estaily demonstrat « lens of « living frog, when in-/ troduced through a Catala or arti-/ “pening into the stomach of a own flatde, but rf eaten awny t lining of the Barn that he macous | stomach, || ard | the inetanees bas ongen. mediom ra; & Lte Half Price ard and dark ¢ values ... Aa Dress Goods and Silks HALF PRICE SPRING PLAIO6, HALF PRICE 3¢-inch; almost ail valu variety, London b | ! wor Mele Penitentiary, | believe dog. undergo complete digestion, | NOVELTY SUITINGS, HALF PRICE have a wholesome ef fe. and Dr. Pavy, throoxh similar ex | Juat the time to bw beantifa Panama and Epingle Suit Mast laruety pat a stoy to periment, found that the same was ings: all wanted shades. London halves the price from which ig ‘grewqrend a © of & rebbit's ear $1.26 and $1.00 to c at be While the normal stomach ty im FANCY AND WHIP SERGES, HALF PRICE lead masts ins which m selt-digestion, there are Th Seen ol mee, ta. browen. bt fed. black } hese Fane orges, in browns, blues, fed, black, gray and tan Ee Pate a divorces in contin. many cases on record, however, in . ot ma . Ber mixtures, suitable for street and house ar, London 25 + armed court for » vuieh » long-standing gastritis, and | halves the pr from SOc to ereeee toeee erted digestion. has completely SHEPHERD PLAIOS, HALF PRICE Beautiful Hiack and White, Red and White and Red and Mack Shep herd Cheeks; goods that will be needed for early spring and sum “sitKe mer weer; 34 inches wide nd mo Lond halves the price from 36e to ... 18c One Hour Special $1.00 per yard Black Taffeta Silk at Half Price From PANCY BIL _ HALF PRICE Tbe per yard, at Half Pr And $1.00. 37 Knit Goods Half P i un il a. m KNITTED WOOL SHAWLS AT Infants’ Knitted Wool HALF PRICE Worth 10 o'¢ iia shawls IOC | Jackets at Half Price —Lapereateeer ae meme QE owe we cect 8 | bricen= vases ATTENTION! Money Back . uy everything you think you-want, When you | ge t homé and find you have bought too much, ce. {t back aid get your money. lothing, Ha: stoo PerRlehin yo 424 P TO OT 494. H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER If you can’t get boots or shoes to ft you, get them » to measure at 217 JAMES STREET Poulsbo Route Ef foot Tuenday, Now Two Round Trips Daily taaves Reatee » from Colman Aad she 22.0. ™ LONDON HALVES THE PRICE FVERY THING Advertised Will Be Exactly HALF PRICE Women’s and Children’s Outer Garments Half Price 49¢ 98c Long Flannelette Kimonos HALF PRICE Fall Length Flannelette Kimonos, made of extra quality e-lined flannelette, in light, medium and dark shade $i. 00 Black Petticoats HALF FELCS $5 Silk Waists ric: $249 Taffeta and Messall These a Sitk Waists, in the Hent $5.00 valu 49c Black and Co latest atyle, with f At Half Price tom $1 Women’s Waists th sleeves. exce Half Price White, Biack and d Black Sateens Percales Chambrays, Plannels and beautifully made up in plain-tallored and fancy styles, All sizes, from 32 to 44 Women’s Suits Half Price Our Suits at regular pric are always from one-third to one half leas than asked During this sale we offer you un restricted choice of any Suit in a at just half our regula low Regular $ 0 Suite at . Regular $15.00 Suite at . Ree ar 8 y Su js eres | Regular $26.00 Suite at . Re J $40. al a PTeITITILI TET © eeeee eeeee « Shoes { $2.00 Ka y ; ( $ at ’ Le I } t er " 4 eara 5 | ames , ‘ . . with heavy n| fe 1 1 a r $1.00 $1.00 MONEY BACK ALWAYS IF YOU WISH | 10e Rods, Half Price | 15 Rods, Half Price 20¢ Rods, Halt Price | 26e Rods, Half Price . | $ 600 GoCart | Half Price 49c ATIVE DENTAL DOWNING, HOPING & MYTH, Ine Ons OV REATILE (Matabliahed 189%) BROKERS Stocks, Grain and Provisions Both Phones 270. Private Wires 104-905-090 Alasky I'he The Oriental) Pool Rooms 46—-Pool Tables 25—Solo Table Bar a t, cigar 1 | ven ¢ arbe OY Largest lace of th kind tn t ld $19 Fw * dae ash given away da 1419-16-17 Third # Third av, between Pike and Union. MODEL MILLINERY SCHOOL HEADACHES caused by eye Is now open r 1 ‘ most cases are during the mont fd A alr V make a spe compl a" rrecting eye de as ough and reliable, For infor loing relieve the he apply have trouble, s 18 | 627 People’s Bank Bidg., Schuchard Optical Co., Corner Second and Ptke 1207 Becond A —MOVES BY— } ERING | upc Estimates Furnished Free 2 se , sige depend C ook with Gas Seattle L Lighting Company Main 6767; Phones Upstairs London Halves the Price LACE CURTAIN EXTENSION RODS, HALF PRICE Half Price Se Rods Half Price ese $12.50 GoCart, Half Price ..+.. . . Axminster Carpet Samples, 27x54 inches; regular $2.00, $1 00 Half Price + oe - see - . Brussels Carpet Samples, 27x44 inches; regular $1.20. Halt Price eenee Ingrain Carpet Samples regular 36x luches ‘Price oie a Second Floor 30c Oriental Jap Matting ‘Halt Price, yard Men’s. and Boys’ Wear HALF PRICE 10¢ Men's Fancy Bord Handkerchiefs; linen 5 finist : c , and Youths’ Wool Sweaters, in Oxford, trimmed 623 with heavy and warm. Lor es the price 2€ be Men's Far Maco Sox, In { shad Londot i halves the pric A 2C $1.00 Men's H ters, in Oxford, trimmed with 50 ° pric c blue or red, I BASKET GRIPS AND TELESCOPES $2.4 Halt Price $1.00 $1.50 Half Pric 75e¢ $1.00-—Half Price 50e $1.50 Leatherette Suit Cases, 24 and 26-inch; stock Imited Loudon naive the. p 75¢ $1.00 Men's Heavy Wool Drawers; size 30. London halves the pric 0c < I Golf Shirt ai nt patterns. 1 Landen .... S16 $ " ‘ ( Cash s izes 10 to 15 1 we. Leadon balvee eres lee Fancy Goods Halt Price PILLOW TOPS POST CARDS TOOTH BRUSHE jalf ¥ for lc Doser : GLOVES 12i¢ ‘ Kid Gloves, a TALCUM DER Pow SLIPPERS rte ree HAND BA HANDKERCHIEFS Ladle I H k Kh KITCHENWARE I 3720 | i 10¢ FREE SPECTACLES 8 eit = rr Sere