The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1910, Page 5

inaton WELL PLAYS OF ‘THE LOIS COMPANY De Siptesky t0 om a New Drama and | Two Classics— | ay » Will Introduce | YORK, Pa i ‘ } » Me jhis home 36 wy Organization. of 18, qakaaeeeeee oe wpha Merry Wits JBRA-—Dark a ing support nent | Will address a church meeting at | Kirkland Sunday | MEETS HIS MOTHER AFTER 35 YEARS | ao n't know | for his first mother talke: tambaug) me and in man who ‘Mra, Henry inder a wee she manere NY many afternoon. \ ee Beck ‘Theatr: ee (iith to 20th pet fn oo “Held by th fo. in “Thelin = Lattie Willa ¥On Stony Ground te. > great when jand then th affectionate CHARLOTTE TITTELL Tittell te Olga Nether og man, and under vauderiile Armstrons . i magical comedy reretriena CPP Pee eee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee FATES FOLLOWED | THIS MAN HARD) (By United Pree) LVILLE, N. J, Pet * death hin home by fire, two of hie » truined deer hounds known 2 and fine of the deer Ut the reper’ ‘will offer dur the M night M d by an © Whe arre infraction io famtly of th ne the dead un ravages of diy tren died = be wil play sii he has ons nd cing witht { low than @ year, TWO OLD WOMEN DIED IN A FIRE (tty United Pree) CHARDON, Obio, Feb. 11.—~Two aged women lost their lives and busband of one of them was their home here vWiait of two year feeme was © ney Hayes, an invalid pred in an upper room. She re of age hurse, Mra. James Covert, », was in an adjoining room when the fire wan discovered. She «rushed to her patient's side, but AN as Unable tojeave hety Hubert @. years of age, Fwao (dind uflcbaiefous in the snow B. lin his front yard. He had escaped from the house, but sustained burns that probably will prove fe tal Miss Lundbeck in Charge. Mies Clara Lundbeck, of Mason fe unusually City. la, has assumed the duties dive of the newly created position of as - ~ sistant su erintendest of the Wash Sepor pia a the two untied ‘Biss that ineted fe Union time mt [aie fact that here was Match that would | Now that the i lc ws The House of Honest Merchandise (NE MOUSE OF LOW PRICES A. LAWSON & BROTHER |T Gray, the pianist Srtiet at the ‘ 4 church Wed ext week. under Sof the American Musi. At this time Mr & group &uthors, play in the Northwest A aaa “On here's Bad WH Biss be Ma in some cases to reduce stocks. you a square deal. Men’s Furnishings for Saturday and Monday Men's Dress Shirts fal 06 and $1 te time Gray's talents 25 Men's Dreas Shirts tale Tittell of Today. This is a pic-} ture of the F Tittehi of ¢ 7 the wife ot Mc Men's Hea Wealthy pectal LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR for SATURDAY AND MONDAY " 25¢ 49c i ued Again 98c ‘ollar Shirts, { Special een Shirts Woo} Hose BR elty. Kaw 4 tatt was, |} > Curtains for Saturday and Monday 49¢ 98c $1.25 BRANCH ST ORE 240) « 240 3 JAC KeON © Children's She will devote much of her time | to delivering lectures of the organization before churches and other ‘societios and having for the that time munication with his Oliver Stamty WINNIPEG a Kimonos for Satur day and Mond: ay THE STAR—FRIDAY, canal 11, 1910, Home soclety on the work and to secur for the soclety, She YOU WHEN TO STOP (My United Press) HAINES, Alaska, Feb. 11 when you have bh, buy & boore-ometer © Very atest thing in the marin left |the at the age Av ingenious person here named greater) Val Haggerty te the perpetrator of of com-| the thing, and he says it's guaran “}teed to give you the right dope. The boozeometer is a delicate | Sauce which ia attached to the | wrist of the wearer. It fe a well-| known sectentifie fact that a drink| © hin mother's | of alcohol causes Increased rapidity | of the age od wo- lof the pulse, Haggerty's gauge his ring for regieters the pulse beats per min her name! ute, and after it in adjusted in ac lance with the normal speed of ® pulse, it accurately much liquor a man has taken on board and whether or not he can tmbibe more with impunity, | Mr. Haggerty, and his friends think that @ federal law should be} passed requiring all users of alco hol to wear boozeometers in plain sight and to make {ft @ miade meanor to supply quer to anyoud A iwhen the be nt | Canger algal a. to offeet| This Id obviate drunkenness and the packers’ 40d ma) vrohibition regulation | Look at Him Good and Hard. unnecenss ' Invented the Booze-ometer, if you had Is United Press) noune’ Feb, 11 yoars ag Wolford rhage was the reply dd himactf. r gre ting was most At the opening of meometer flashes the He KRUEGER’S OPENING Tailor for Men $20—$20 Save From $20.00 <a | 1404 THIRD AVENUE te TOMORROW HE BEE HIVE RELIABLE DRY GOODS MOUSE GREATEST BARGAINS ON RECORD FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY After taking inventory we find our stocks are too e. 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