The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1910, Page 10

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910. 10 brings WIFE ANO SEATTLE NORWEGIANS WILL CELEBRATE THEIR | ™Ad:!%4?9%0bs0x mip John W. Clark, in a oa NATIONAL DAY WITH MUSIC NEXT TUESDAY 2%. ne his, address yesterday ae presi | | the University of Chicago, In | dent of the Northern Baptist pope . convention, sald the present ing at , of ¢ b w and age ie the most decadent in Ka history, with the exception of ‘ 1 | the day att the Ror ; woma the Fre \ “1 there xe political regeneration In re ¥ at public n the rest the 1 world, nt on, “it must be 8 m * by a tremendous regeneration wo cn of moral ideals.” benerrinrs a —_ ’ wan 1 Dandelions, Plantain, Chickweed, CHARLES NESTLE MOUNTED ne ete., killed immediately with Lill ON AN ELK Clark led |Lawn Lime, a sectentific i Elk the we tov " Mr Star Want Ads are beak Clark, dese t scaln le ness bringers. Try them, ee 4 ‘ : PHOTOS BY WIRE : roe : . me * By United Pre * * iP a *« * j % day * ‘ *, x * pr oath : Bak * i igen ae s A Busy Day at the : ® flast * 5 ‘| : fe : Great, Busy Stores - : Pe ee GEORGETOWN’S SALOONS AGAIN ‘ IN JEOPARDY) alle a! yet ne “tit caf vob reps ikea bth dle SRB eliglired 2S BL Beares,” ik prevail t ] < was annex nate e flag, and then, under the «traine of i oo Longe | Metis lia oespenpesiyellie are and Stripes. For Eeution of Every Kind There| Tomorrow—These Well-Known Stand- i ‘SCIENTIST REDUCES ALL NATURE asthe eased ac til ard Preparations at the Owl Price TO FOUR LITTLE BLOCKS OF WOOD communion (My United Brees) rash orwegians living in and LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 13.--Phillip W. T tle | wet m by claiming to have div e ») of this number are fu al world in ted to take part in the cele id are annoyed by skin af Veroxide of Hydrogen — Fu Haarlem es ou 5c ! pst gor ft AB Pilte— 25¢ such as pimples, herpes "s Vegetable 59¢ legal right Ucenses under the present tions than the. number pre in the city eh: a ha vere clreles a, upon which the entire phys ubles appear will effectual @ tion counsel says h He asserts that chemistry, the vegetable and mineral | ; ' 11c ¢ ©-Bothv ion next and the com-| and mathematics in all its stages have their bases in certa end to them and prevent Malied Mitk— de he ge G; licenses, even if the « }mittee wht ected the ar-| and unvarying forms, which are only four in number or physical discomfort | a MEFS TE Per Oe 4c © should pass ordinances «|rangements claims an even greater Explaining his new science, which he terms stereometry, be which they might bring. Should] 5 Bae act decane iain kanes = them. The first re 4 | number. | fore a body of Southern California éducatora recently, Mr. Thompi |any of the more serious skin dis-| ative Herb Bac a 5¢ 4 Georgetown license will come up The principal speaker will be| son declared that with the r units, which he illustrated with eases, eczema, acne, tetter, scabies, | Cutiousa 31 within a few days. Peer ©. Stromme of Grand Forks,| Wood models, he could produce any geometrical shape now known paoriasls, ete. affect either infant] 5c ee” c 3 ee mn" N.D. He {a perhaps the best known| and many never dreamed of. There was no Mmit to the minute or adult, on any part of the body,| Drapenia Tablets BEE | 1 23c ke Norwegian orator and literator in| ness or to the colossal proportions of the creations built of thene poslam may be depended upon for ate - AN ACTOR GOES America today, and is making the| forms. Combined fn octaves or in series of sev he maid, they limmediate relief and a rapid and 14c 69c trip out here solely for the purpose! interpreted nature in its infinite vartety from the tiniest molecule sermanent. cure. | Hale A ig bid TO THE PULPIT of snkine the principal orition at| to the mightiest sun P*How quickly and thoroughly pos 33c ae seen ree apes easel E oe ns the armory celebration. Other : oe =| lam dors itn work may be noted by | 5 296 | Pierce Petiete— 25 I Original (By United Press.) jspeakers will be J. A. Sorley, a any one who Will send to the Emer- | Japanese Cleaning | Vinid—ate- | 2 for c e NEW YORK, May 15.—From the noted Norwegian lawyer of Tacoma, ‘WINS FIGHT ON tag the its and rr and cash- lgency Laboratories, No. 32 West| ine and spots Tc Mites Amti-Pain m Salte—Pure white 4c Sais he tie ealielt ae &: profession at . \ ae Thee ng the warrants of many city em- | teen on str 2 ean sa hg AB Kolderup, the Norwegian vice con yearn there Were ho assigumnents |#,free sample, and use it vs sal y Brayton Byron, who today ts one | eu} of Seattle | LOAN C COMPANIES ae .Re hents | affected eczema surface, or for} S Stee ties cot can owners | tacos inked. stad. ventersal filed, and the city employer wot and |areected ccxeme, surtace, ar te aturday Prices on Ladies’ Hand Bags Theological seminary of the Protest-|by Seattle's two larg ‘natant cashed their own warrants ing pimples to disappear. ant Episcopal church. societies, the “Norwegian” and the ser Bothwell, Bothwell protected the loan com Poslam is now on sale by all good Mr. Byron was an actor until/“Norden,” under the direction of| panies on the assignments made | druggists, particularly the Quaker three years ago, when he entered | Prof. Rudolph Moller, and with the prior to hie no loan shark order of | Drug Co. Two sizes, 60 cents and] the seminary to prepare for the/noted baritone, Albert Arveschong,| ¥&* evidenced when he began i®- — month ago, but he would have |$2. Druxgists who appreciate just ministry. His home is in Minneap-jas soloist |euing salary warrants to city em-| nothing to do with any assign- | what poslam does, know that they A rhapsody for violin, cello and| ployes thie week Instead of the ments made since that time, and |cannot, with satisfaction to their piano, composed for the occasion lean companies filing big batches of none were filed ‘customers, substitute anything else | That City as made hin lo leather, no with rk order stick nch Leather Bags; nch Hand Bags weveares 2 ML he new square nro’... SOs 87 The Truth About Dental Work Two elements enter into ¢ only two. skill, based upon pro! know the dentist materialx used in ings, crowns, bridge pintes. The materials we na SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Largest But Best High Class Clothing for Men not Necessarily High Priced with rich b: « of newest d oye 10 i 10c Borax .... ee 10¢ Be 10c Rochelle Salts . 10¢ Writing C 10c Senna Leaves .. 10c Bon Ami co 10c Ivory Soap 1-Lb. can Chloride of Lime. .. | 10c Linen |e 10c Sulphur } We pay four Umer Tablets the materials we use ax some mate rials cost The specialists who compose the staff of this. the velo EACH 10c ‘Spirit of Camphor .... equi ape Denta Institut } Pacific ¢ re ALL ara tists, re—they a om i z . ——- - sd om @nced professional men The Shafer Store is displaying a splendid collection of moderately priced SUIT CASES—Genuine know. hey ve the ability It is impossibie to get any b Gental work anywhere at any in you get here at the reduced Prices we give. clothing for men. The garments are all-wool, perfectly tailored, carefully fitted, fine style and character. And the prices are by no means as high as careful buyers would be likely to judge. Special groups AT $15.00, $20.00 AND $25.00 Boys’ Wash Suits Practical, Durable, Stylish and Economical Rus Owl Shampoo cowhide, built on a steel frame, 24 inches long at Half brass trimmings; well Tomorrow "$4.43 MATTING CASES—24 inches long, brass trim mings; regular $4.26. Ciel vesseees PORTE free 30-Day Trial--The New DURHAM SAFETY RAZOR Mayes tic BEST ? 10 PLATES Majestic BEST $ GOLD BRIDGES Saturday’s Savings in the Candy Section ONC SEES SR ELARD NS EPS ENR sian and Sailor Blouse styles, made of galatea, mad VIOLET AM- MONIA— Full ras, chambray and percale, etc., ina wide variety of plain and fancy effects. Sizes 2% to 12. Priced RA ORV Gad HEb Win woe e'e Kan $1.00 to $5.00 Boys’ School Suits We offer Boys’ School and Dress Suits, with two pairs of Knickerbocker trousers; made for hard from ae aE 1909 wear; all sizes, from 7 to 17; plain and fancy fabrics, Th. Hon pat Kupeenteimet Petia ) ‘Chicago in a wide range of fine colors and patterns. Best values we know of, at SEGA TCA T AMeCeK Gene} $5.00 Samuel Peck’s, Ivan Frank’s, Jos eph Skolney’s and other famous makers are represe nted in this Boys’ Store. Prices are ......... $7.50 to $15.00 Feng Benterh athe g a College Clothes for Young Fellows, $8.50 to $25.00 STIC Maye We show as many high-class Suits for the young men as most stores show in their entire stock combined. : BEST $ Sizes up to 38. chest measure. Prices from ....cccccceccus cccccce cacceucccicccn $8.50 to $25.00 ALLOY Hawes Von Gal, Imperial, Stetson and other fa Summer Underwear, Shirts, Ties and Dress ac+ mous Hats at FILLINGS Texel ae Mies BOO 10 $5.00 $2.50 and on cessories for men and boys; largest variety; smart pal é —Fresh and 25c¢ ’ Fn greet look good and taste 2b¢ fact, a $2.00 for, at th COMBS—A splendid « hard rubber Combs; reg Special aw Hats NRDR COSA ei a9 on cures errr y t $5.00 and on | est styles; fair prices. Corner of ¢ — te Sg r . cf a“ Sha fe r B ros. Rake nd | [20 ORIGINAL CUT RATE DRUGGISTS St 3 2~ STORES IN SEATTLE ~ 2 a Arcade and Arcade Annex Whole Block Long 4112 SECOND AVE. AND S. E.COR. Srd a ct =< 49) xtracting that Is whatever for is and prices. MAJESTIC DENTISTS) Dr. Charles C. 1 Mm examinath dent i He! Opposite Frederick & N Baillargeon’s. Open Saturday evenings and Sun- @ays from 9 a m. to noon. and