The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1910, Page 8

£ THE STAR—TUESDAY, ae hate 25, 1910. We r Union st., acrows the street from!) Wofgoee the poxstoffice fonn't. ont properly with it, ean you? liver heard of the Regal Dentists? ‘ . Now that the government ta prob-;after selling all thelr milk 14) Do you know it te possible, through | t . : ing the beef trust again, with the | er oleomargarine to con-|our method, to put teeth Inte tg | ir - n lidea of accounting for the present own table This| mouth withow “plate “? A new plan } . " ak ‘ » nt defin y to pr high price of meat—Who r t ie backed up by a com-| This new discovery In one of the | tna t brik la See-eeent tomeied tatiue the price of butter? And why m 1 from a creamery «i greatest achievements ever known | M a © com! f9 way . ‘ ® the eae rt : lobby whieh, it ts ager ays the practice te in the selence of dentiatry, No coal and ¥ 4 by |e ~ th a vast sum of mon ting ¢ jutte common in pintes. Heretofore the dentiat de-| THE GEST TENANTS. find no epti ; oor passage of the law sub: | Bast and milk manded an anchorage in the shape | hte with wm, eomargarine to unjust | high nsery,” he wert of » suction plate, before he could Wide awake people, those who | and rubbish o that recelves 160,000 pounds supply any t But by our meth-|read the newspaper, make the best! quire Is that you tenants, The only way to ree teeth in elther these people in to adver restore all of vacancy, The Star reaches neat & ihn od sy ay is the substance | Milk per day, delivered or shipped all that we teh telling of |b¥ about 500 or more farmers and) have two or fight in |@irymen, I can say on the highest! jaw, and we wi authority, one-half buy That, In ¢ bie the « the t several| those that you have lost so that sands of good t every da r fish, of ¢ f re | tines per week.” If oleomargaring| they’ will look, act and. feet ike |You may send To Rent” af| ©° You want to buy a nome? See i . . soa taae Ga is good enough for the farmer, It} natural teeth, The work ts pain-|by phon M 0, Ind. 441. The Star's classified real estate J. W. Bi vy way hack of thls lobby wis ought to be good enough for cit *, Calla for no surgical operation, Why not do it right now? Costa sf » BV here t, otherwine known as the Na. | dwellers The Dairy Produce on % teeth implantation, and when only one cent per word eolumne. ul Dairy t certainly in a wers the fire ‘ver| Stmply the { the Firat ft at Seventh ay, | Piracy tn reat om trade. | ON re on the sul substitute will be} . and Mra, {Cost of living | omargarine for butter, had greatly reduced “BULLETINS NOW FOR A a aa 1 by Mra. Ida ¢ KALISPE , uM ¢, doesn't ft inion of the 4& strong reactl« margarine is Indicated M As Congressman Burleson point Sanders — ed out, before this outra was imposed, there was manufac tured annually 0,000 pounds! by the following article in “The = ' re _- - y : ; yr lin has 4 M2 ‘or or lke oleomargarine and colonist car, where & : ‘| GOT HER FACE CRACKED | °°"! ; ) oa thats. pokinana bat ns in tn have perished up fre nts DAWSON, Y I Arthur} A few weeks ago Mra. G. G. Chris: | trotgnt butter and Theakson, the f fr r sur-|tofer, of Asbury Park, N. J., went | best raement ark goon, Just as wat geon camps. ng and got her face the yut autome ‘ hen, whenever she | ment agains’ naomi nd of an indtet wealthful. He adde | grachad face hen, wanmover abs | ment sealant the rustle that t|that but tor te heaty. tax Gn’ ob The Greatest Opportunity of the Season her tace from the dry parching and | among the farmers, the producer#/be compelled to pay present high . . ° . racked. & Porto the poslam does not show,!ed, The Chicago Dairy Produce, « " ined to drive imitation butters . . “ raat 0 recent |out of the market. are responaibh Merchandise Almost Given Away . uNption | ily is now oF o@ to pay for one of the moet ce On Neer she washes ft off upon her return | organ and finds her skin soft, clear and | issue from irritation. In tik poslam prevents the lips * from chapping. It | among the t for use in me the face fre metics, besides enabling them to be washed off easily Being an olntment poslam |» WALLA WALLA—J. M. Ben-/|S00thes and heals at once, It ts " pondent hae oda ~ thobeht this lot nington yesterday began his 20-year | bongreasy, fleshcolored and can at the peo-| well worth pnb ring, in view of 2 sentence for forgery not be detected. When used fe ple who: roduct they are con. (the drastic legislation against (he : sealy scalp, dandruff, b scaly umning are f able * to supplant but te of sub « for butter,” The h t he markets of th id and « ne © omargarine point . that ne farmers’ ac hey | to fact that, being subject to ir & he sting them. It we pection by law, olec ne ie pes t id be an easy ma to | necessarily the pur pure food ‘ noe these farmers of th prod nd abi free from BAN RAFAEL, Cal—Jacob Of penheimer, who } the state p nm hae beer ed to hang February 4 en of Datr fo. He believes that oleomargar duty of and but j A delayed shipment of ladies’ and men’s Coats has just arrived. There are about 5006 de of good quality this lot that should have arrived here about eight weeks ago. This shipment contains all@ and 4 , } \ 1 fall’s latest styles and colors, in ladies’ rubberized silk, satin and dress coats, as well ag ettes and heavy weight Rainproof and Opera Coats; men’s Cravenettes and Cravenetted coats. All of the latest styles in Rainproof Coats for both men and women are represen NEW YORK Rather n con solidat vin leading Jewts ar ftable & tons of New York have Tefused a gift of $1,000,000. out Ae and crea ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Loe Wii- | sores, eru a8 Hams of Boonvtlle, Mo. dae fn Alaska under the nd ad Ministration, was the tt Heart fa Do this in an argo: | ar NEW YORK solved murders tr ord of the New ment. Seven m in the firat thre © of pimples pehalt of ole Pacitte and O. R. & N. lines Apr New York Cit Western headquarters wit! abliehe@ at Salt Lake This w add 1,000 offices to the Ame laugh up their sleeves as | also accounts for ite color. its other | he gullible public falling |constituente consist entirely of tter and sob pe ire caul fate from freahly killed company rearine Before being nitzed with SANTA ROSA Willard § Thomas, a singer in r wed to the om tr i. born to his wife a f. r days after thelr marriage ty Tue mr) ; pound, [It d to be even more pre quoted |of results when used for cc peaitate, | purposes. NEVER BEFORE HAVE THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING FUR- NITURE AT SUCH GREAT REDUCTIONS. DANVILLE nake room for our new spring goods, W Everything must go, and go quickly, as we are now being manufactured. Values Such as Have Never Be Seen in Seattle Before Ladies’ Rubberized On Wednesday Morning We Will Place the Entire | Silks and Satins Bankrupt Stock | Cravenettes ——AND—— Stern Furniture |) 2% | $18 values; sale price 7.50 $20 values; sale price 9.75 $25 values; sale price. . ON SALE AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ COST. | Aras: Ben, Sg ble Bg ___THE ENTIRE STOCK IS NEW, THE PATTERNS ARE UP TO DATE, THE | clade thetchantiiect such cat GOODS ARE MANUFACTURED BY THE LEADING FACTORIES IN THE UNITED | prices will not last, long STATES, THE GOODS ARE ACTUALLY WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICE THEY WILL BE SOLD FOR. TO THOSE WHO ANTICIPATE BUYING FURNITURE, WE EARNESTLY RE- QUEST YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE. 152018 Saye, | GOOdyear Raincoat Co | (Incorporated. ) Men’s and Young Men’s Cravenettes AND WATERPROOF - Overcoat Another Reason for This Great Sale GOODYEAR RAINCOAT COMPANY, New York, Jan, 12, 1910 Goodyear Raincoat Co., Seattle, ——OF THE—— Dear Sir: I notice by your stock sheet that you have about $30,000 worth of mer chandise more than you hould have at this time of the year. Cut the prices, re gardless of values and dis pose of surplus at once, as new goods are being manu factured and will be shipped soon Come early and avoid the iam, as vou know that high- class 1 lise at 9 cut pric will not last Tonge F.S. DAVIDSON, Gen, Mgr |_ Second Ave—14 2O—Second Ave.