The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1910, Page 6

[‘fvuv@].eweY,— =~ * 1 Beg oe irs THE STAR ete —--—OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN—-— | ‘To Be Fashionable Wear Belts MRS. DE VOE PREDICTS SUFFRAGE VICTORY | IN WASHINGTON | WASHINGTON WILL BE THE NEXT SUFFRAGE STATE (mak ¢ Voe, president of the jual Suffrage asso nt al r She has been | farm ated with the Nation: federated lab elation for 30 years, | solidly for parge at ar mpaigns hus, We h ster effort frage ¢ ; the suffrage ned with suc of a at of the time ( er the state, and ASSURE THE WORKERS THAT ers on the pulse} WE ARE SURE OF SUCCESS IN| ple. She assures us that | NOVEMBER “nse ssa CUFERAPE TEA PRETTY AFAR ny at the beau-| Never were belts tr ch de jy eA. Si ith | mm and, and never were counters of | ¢ } a | NEW STYLES IN BELTS. » was a| fashionable r.| belts in exq years 4 eat, but must press and Insist that her in Jement, her sex, shall | ¢ 7 roper place, well knowing | pret, the summit of human attainments can only be reached when MAN AND WOMAN TRAVEL THE SAME ROAD ABREAST ‘i In this republic, why should wom-| , en be taxed without representa: | 4. tion? Now, taxation is confisca tion of private property for the public welfare, | see no justice in|, permitting men taxpayers to con. |. fiseate the private property of women taxpayers for any purpose by dames | 1 Deering, amnixt:| b, Raker Don | and Smith whatever, and WITHOUT THEIR 5 CONSENT. If women own stock in & corporation they can vote on ~ thelr stock certificates, but if they | own their homes they have no ;,. voice in the laws which control them nor in the expenditure of the tax which is levied against them. | One of our city papers recently ane Fa ALMOST A MAJOR FRACTION OF THE TAXPAY- ERS OF SEATTLE ARE WOMEN. oe bs t =e mtbly af Woesdh ¥éte ta: Weho, ané the] iT business men of Boixe declare that eee it has been directly beneficial to the business development of the city and state, because It has been) Lace @ powerful factor in establishing | *'#” better conditions, Moreover, It gives an assurance of maintenance of safe com thereby in-| withered edi ¢ of investors. | ery hat on account [daho's re of Pegstan coloring and -de 1] sources have her financial benefit gf FURNITURE COR ~ A Bedroom Full of Good Furniture for $25 This is a $36.75 Cottage Bedroom Suite—one that will look and serve “just right” in hundreds of homes. There are five pieces—Iron Bed with brass rail and finished in green, white or blue; Dresser, Rocker, Chair and Table— all of solid quartered oak, finished golden. One dollar brings the entire suite to your home immediately be such a th Nibrartan employ a vary tn ‘ti itt re cat places GnthiaGreys pane * Letters a eee! Reddie—Bathe the feet in water gated with sulphur, and fing in whieh you have put borax or am.| tore off the paper and washed the monia—no amount of borax will| Walle with lye and repapered. They hurt—perhaps about a teaspoon of | still come out on the walls. auimonis toa gallon of water. Rab ANXIOUS et with talcum pow-| A Ete ermal viet lanes t# the pric kings with white ee. Pe ble is often due to j ndition. Try this Hydrate of chloral, 1 ounce; water, | 1 pint let dry on the skin. Or this ing water, 1 quart; pt they « are in the bane | woodwork of the house bug poison of « druggist and squirt Apply with a soft cloth and |it into joll- | work and or opening in the bedatead. So times they are found even under the brass knobs, that miay be un-} jconsult a physician. (2) For face screwed from tron bedsteads | —— aR Kk DAILY MENU, Breakfast. Rio on Tonst Coffee Luncheon. Cold Ham, Green Bean Salad Cookies Tea scant cups flour - mn salt, Put all Dinner. flour and salt) in in errr rrr ere t ee ee eee es ss a ° Cherry Ple Cof Sl i Ae i le ie i ie ee ie en Rice Cakes. | ee sere aten 0 , 844 8 little suger end| a ) on griddle and fry. eee and cold| a lo easily, Boll stea 4 Cream of Onion Soup Blice 6 large onions ar | MONDAY JULY 11, 1910. m= Doesn't the Kitchen Need a New Piece of Good Linoleum at 39c Ya? Tearing Down | Tearing Down | Tearing Down| Tearing Down Tennis Men’s Business | Women’s |25cand 35c STIQES | SERRTS loxfords| CMa 4A9c | 66c | $1.49 | 11¢c The above are a few typical eve ted values now in effect at London’s store, which is to be DEMOLISHED} It won’t be long now before the WRECKERS ARE AT WORK It is just as well to keep in mind that LONDON DOESN’T JUGGLE PRICES Although the trend is lower and lower as the time draws nearer for the men to get busy. Keen Interest Centers in the Silks That Are Selling at 29c, 36c and 56c These beautiful goods often bring two and three times these prices LOOK HOW LONDON CUTS§ In the Ready-to-Wear Section Where the Slaughter Is Most Pronounced $10 White Dresses are now selling at $2.88—Duck and Linen Skirts, so indispensable for warm weather Wear, are only 97c for values up to $5. One more - timely topic is our Bathing Suits for men, women and echildren—Bathing Suits for women as cheap as $1.98—while a still greater sacrifice, quickly appre- 4 ciated by any woman, no matter how many hats she may have on hand, is our $5 to $10 Trimmed Hats at 98c. Lovely Lawn Waists which right now should be bringing $1 and $1.50 are to be quickly sold at 68c each. Do Not Take the “Ad” Man’s Word for It Come and prove to your own entire satisfaction that we are ‘SELLING OUT A $200,000 STOCK OF CLEAN MERCHANDISE London’s customers are saving a lot of money this summer and the savings are heartily welcomed. SOR eee RR a ee RE RG MRE i AE Pe Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear If you should regret Details for our new, modern building are being worked out, and will be ready im a few days for the | contractor your purchase, do not keep it—bring it R. & G. Corsets iE . “717 sEcOND AX Crockery—Carpets—Curtains—Blankets back for refund or exchange 44 435 iat fet 2 TPS ig x HA i