The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1910, Page 5

ING SONG BI P’ gasY JOB AT ALHAMBRA tem train sone acto down 4 past ean x than the NOW THE MEN at Star. peel fato a bea Mounds fine to t! Bet J. J. J. frowns peels all exoltes ye eee entarelly Yo TRE | Dantel Graham Phelps, 1 jdent and founder of th i, @aye the club te getting on. me off se Obs neard an comes J. J. Jax We { seve ¥ herw Mre De wards? Mer B song, stops the up. signals 1 gee tn ike Take hae ste Catarrh | matter t with you to your Pharmacist ask him to open a 50 317-319 Pike St. 18 o9@18 oe i.e i ie i.e i Phe! . MISERY FROM A BAD STOMACH ‘| AND DYSPEPSIA WILL VANISH | really woxious to work can always find employment, you know, ‘All| the world loves a lover, and the minute people find out a man has Just been married they really love to give him a job. “Then the Cupid's Wing Club ta Yeally €© promote matrimony ? war asked. That, and to stamp out gowaip, Mra. Phelps oxplained. “You know we have started a regular crusade AgAInAt Kossip and we are going to have the New Jersey slature pass @ law fix & penal upon persons whose gonsiping results in the damaging of a reput Hon, the breaking of a home or ton of aweethe RDS NO she the separa (ty ¢ CHICAGO, oh 23.—Few real-| fae how many potential moaquitoes they kill with one blow, Of course, | at the time it is only one moaquito, | but if undisturbed for aix months | tt! progeny would be §,000,000,000, | 090,000,000,000,000,000,060, 000, 000, 000 Miss M. EB. Smallwood, a teachor j at the Lane Technical school, told the members of a woman's society all about it yesterday in a talk at jthe home of Mra. Leon A. Boutley, | WILL PROPOSE) {*" vanston av., on “Household | ont,” MME. HEMMI, The mosquito lays between 300 / aad 400 engs every ten days,” she} jsaid. “Taking the usual mintmum | {4nd supposing that ten days later every one of the progeny lays aa many more, in sz months all of rent | descendants would numb about ‘sania | three with thirty-nine ciphers after | jit. 1 don't know what to call that} the marriage fees! gumber, but that's It.” les who could afforded to marry,” | anid pay the ¢ wae asked (my t NTON, @ Pres) March 23 nd stamp of the & Club, organized here. have eral cou tee ha ointment of t of lighting Unt after the firat counctl in April th ond t you rent after ey your sour, outoforder hor maybe you call it In ”, Dyspepsia, Gastritis of Stomach; it doesn't take your stomach tro tion, pain in limbs belching of gas. dache, nervy many it appetite nothing tempte you, #a0 oF If you feel b ing. t ar food of wad « make up riveplensness sick dizziness or symptoms fokle or y billOUsnene, uanene or other atmiia your te and 4 deloh ated after eat tee like a lump smack, you can 4 that at the bot a but fermentation of un ee Diapepein and grain Triangle minutes ther one cause food. Prove to yourself in five minutos that stomach ie as good aa any; that there ts nothing really} wrong. Stop this fermestation and} eating what you want with misery Aigestod your «| f > a litte Diapep THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, HLLENSBU RG, Bilensburg tn- tend to wate ged the “bi town” glank and quit wading in-t mud. he otty elork te preegrag aek for bide On 28 blocks of brick, | asphalt and bithulithle paving, firet for the Stuart’ sin, Tablets ell package wil onvince you. + ag ol y- 50¢ a pack- se lee | rug: stores. F. A. Stuart Co., proart ee: Marshall. Mich. FrRor. mal THE SHOEMAKER if you can't get boote or shoes to fit you, get them made to mens at 217 JAMES STREET rupt Sale jothing Mata Furnishings at your price tren OT ae The Oriental Pool Rooms 45—Poo! Tabies—45 2K—Bolo Tablee—-28 Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and teven chair harber shop. Largest place of the kind in the world. §10 cash given away daily, 1413-16-17 Third av. between Pike and Union MARCH 23, WONDERFUL VALUES For the purpose of introducing the largest genuine Sample Shoe Shop on the Pacific Coast BIO SHIPMENT SPRING, 1910, SAMPLES just in from such well-known makers of high-gt EB. P. Reed & Co., Rochester, N. Y., and Plant, Lynn, Mass SAMPLES metal, fords, Shoes as Thomas G BEAUTIFUL Gun Ox in Suedes, Patents and Plain Leathers »s and High-Out Shoes $79.50 Shoes that sell in the best stores in America at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00, on sale here ways at We control absolutely the sample | the s of some of best factories in the United S —While they last—pair of Japanese ates Seattie Sample Shoe Shop Haller Building, 805 Second Ave., Cor. Columbia MAIN ENTRANCE—OPPOSITE ELEVATOR \ Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o’Clock Groceries, out of the wholesale house le$s than 60 days. Bought for less than 35 cents on the dollar. Must be sold within 10 days To make room necessary to accommodate this big lot of Groceries, we are com) elled to sacrifice a large part of our ater Wt took of Salted and Men's Clothing and Furnishings at about one-fifth of its actual wholesale cost. GRO 1@e Silver Shield Prand 5 pounds Sugar Se Suider's Lye fe Whole Grain Rice, per pound Lenox Laundry Soap, 2 bare ibe Canned Peas, can ihe Alaska Red Salmon Ol and Mustard Sardines String 10c Black and White Linen Thread $4.00 Brocaded Couch Cover, full PUSS fringed .... i5e Angora all colors 35c I He tan, white and blue black, Curtains idies’ se, in $1.50 to $1.25 Children’s Deans and $6.00 Heavy Brocaded Ts Seattle Bankrupt Co. ERIES 10e Silver Gloss Starch Imported Italian Prunes 2he Canned Sliced Pineapples 5c Lbe pound Tapestry $1.69 Hand Ties $2.50 Men's Dress Hats $3.00 Youths’ Dress Pants $1.87 Dress $2.00 46e Mocha and Java Coffee, 50c Men’s Four-in 317-319 > Sw Pike Si, i alish Breakfast pound 10e and ihe package 0c Carnation Cream Silver Shiel $2.00 Suit 97c $3.29 ind Dress } $1.69 Spring Hats t creations; ases seeeese 57.50 Leather Suit 7 50 Street Men's Silk $10.00 New Lingerie Wai Skirt $7.50 to Misses’ Coats Jackets Ladies’ and Dresses and Misses’ latest ? to 25 Batistes, Swisses ind Lawns, ard 73c Embroidered 19 ofa Pillow Covers . « Cc to 75¢ Veilings; Qc new patterns; yard $7.50 6-foot Ax minster Rugs ... $2.89 0 Lawn Dresses 35¢ dren’ Drawers . 35¢ Children’s Bonnet to 50¢ Cambric $1.25 Children’s Fancy Trim med Bon $3.00 Men's Cordu roy Pants ....e+. 50c Men’s Underwear .... $20 Men’s Latest Spring Sults ... $4.83 Suspenders Children’s and $1.97 $6.00 Infants’ Coats, em broidered and fan 1 7 cy trimmed ..... . Mat $6.50 Rattan and Jap Suit Cases e Misses’ Waists -2 5« Infants’ Moccasins $6.00 Children’s White Linen Suits Complete Alaska Outfits B Lisle c v pring styles $3.98 ce tf Men’s Boston c 4c Garters Rockford 19¢ " 19¢ 15c Men’s Arrow Brand Collars on we 6c 25c Men’s Hemistitch Ac ed Handkerchiefs “es: silk anc Flower ind 50c Silk and Hose .. $2.00 Cluett Dress Shirts ie Brings a Vic TOR to you-- order from us nowlt! MACHINE VICTOR IIL ON KASY TERMS IF 80 DesinED Exactly as Pictured Here CABINET: ——_———-—— No. 0 Fiower Horn, 4 Speed Winding Key « finteb, alckel plat with gold 19-tneh belly oF horn, biack~ 4 stool, with 19%~ bell, Spectal ipments “a” bieck - with bell, 2a «-Vietor ebony tink rs 4 winding; ean be wound while playing TURNTABLE: Ten-inoh, for all wine ree- SOUND BOX: Babibit'on preferred) ebouy wold stripes, 24-inch bell, $3.00 extra, NEEDLES: 200, with box for aew and used needles. (Concert if Victor Tapering Hollow Arm: The intent methed of ¢ two-part Poeif itty, Comet Distributors TOR Talking Pacific Coast Dealers tn of Machines Ss Pinnos and 9 1406 Second Ave Stores om the Near Union st, Sem Pacific Const, PERSONAL TESTIMONY OF PEOPLE WHO LIVE AT OTHELLO---READ IT This resident advert Price Lee, a sary to comment tion yuntry sur- 1 the brief vas not in- 8 frank who ement that \SHING- punt is in ay be raised any OTHEL y cities of East | as we can rth Yakima, for ou can pur- worth time € r more lots in and wait until t ntent ight. that lot y tor $25,000. sonal statement of a u then call at ment and get full easy payments of $10 a Should Invest in “Othello” ar Othello, Wash., Feb. 24, 1910. No I , Beatile, Wash Gentleme c you rticle on Othello to be entered in your cont a F tise nt We have dealt only tn fact 1 same pe pre witn Hoping for the best for our uly A. P. LEE. “WHY | SHOULD INVEST IN OTHELLO.” (By Ada Price Lee, Wash.) Why town, I am, Othello, requires faith ssfully testing the in the resources of conditions of soil, healthfu s of climat te e no longer walk by faith but by aight. is now our att ard to the territory con tiguous to Othello, We have 1 ase wheat crops, which be the fully grown We fl color as ever grown ugh to many claim to here { as fine texture this without irriges assed, and mel have fattened | wn popcorn, We have all of « nd ts were lent quality ant yle Irrigation nerative Our climate mometer may HyOthello Improvement Col Sixth Floor Marion Building Southeast Corner Second Ave. and Marion St. Seattle, Washington Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Se : e | Classified Page.