The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1910, Page 6

6 THE STAR-TULE rE REST TO WOMEN=""= | : (QnthiaGreys She Got Her Waist in Upholstery Department, Letters Dear Miss Grey ed so many othe! vice, that | am b bles to you. First, I lungs and am toberculosis. Can breathing King Count change. They nish you with li gestions for th method of tuberculosis p or treatment WOMAN'S WAYS. To A woman ts a curious The riddle of the x A man is different Of difference i» 8rd av., between With bis by Lebar sits from New York. Second Avenue that he is Play pool at Oriental Pool tonight. $10 cash prizes daily Pike and Unior Herr FRANZ phgosaaleebl stra will play a Chita of th The Prince of ime in Seattle, and latest sung Hotel Savoy Cafe DAILY MENU Breakfast Graham Gems An “Odd” Salad learn wh MRS. HEN ren R 141 INDIA TABLE RRR RR ed DLAYTIME a2 TORIES FOLD MEAL OLLEVE OLLEYE NECK 710M TOOT IT COVER WAIST. * * * Molasses Gingerbread Jacquard goods * th ne & are @ feature of er cotton * * p anteclers appear on par * « . _ | * Js.are embroidered with| * of loutsine *~ wins laette cloves are worn with a tumos of every color and} * Clam Br *| Serub ' th aan t Rainbow blue, Cyprian red, corn * lor f asian walnut are » 2 n f new colors. * ' . Tan colored goatakin makes the atyle Smok The newest hair pins are ver studded with ace le the most conspicuous fea ure of the season's trimmings. MY LOVE {8 LIKE A RED, RED ROSE (By Robert Burns.) like the melodie “inate sweetly played in tune, POP | Ae fair thou are, my bonnie lass, z So deep in luve am |, nd | will luve thee still, my dear, Till a’ the seas gang dry. »|ed. F r er sour | THI a! the seas gang dry, my dear, Jor longer And the rocks melt wi’ the sun; And | will luve thee still, my dear, While the sands 0’ life shall run. "| And fare thee weel, my only luve! And fare thee weel « while! 1} And | will come again, my luve, Tho’ it were ten thousand mile. ABOUT OTHER WOMEN Mme. rie, the co-discoverer, vaband, of radium, has a member of the Amer sophical society. She was oman on the Het of 16 f #, Miss Crosby at » of all her facul t around by herself, and t tive interest in all that ut her ~ RED NOSES CLEARED — Effect of Poslam, the New 8kin | Remedy, le Immediately Per. ceptible. “I have been troubled with red and eczema for nearly eight until I discovered poslam, w magic cure, My face was and I was ashamed to be he street. I was surprised e improvement after treatment, and I have ex by na 4) \1 bave @ || trial. My S fair. My w skin remedy ed, which heals| skin impe rfections. | for Stevens, the man who teaches how ‘to dance. th aud "Main ‘seit; he Ti6d DAY TC ER RATT. SST JULY 12, 1910, and Other HOT WEATHER WEARABLES HERE Cooler Corsets, Cooler Underwear Cooler Waists and Skirts Cooler Wash Dresses ALondor Slaughters Prices on everything, right at the very time the public needs the goods. Now is when most merchants take their profit—now while the sun shines hot— but it’s different with London—there’s no big or little gain waiting for him this year—workmen will soon be Tearing Down] the old store and building a new one. Lingerie Waists That Are Cool and Comfortable, 63c White Duck Skirts, Values Up to $5 for 98c See Our Oxfords at 98c and 49c Ladies’ 25c and 35c Neckwear, Clean and Nice, 9c It doesn’t cost much to make yourself comfortable at London’s. Ten cents gets a nice pair of Stockings—other Stockings which sell in the “profit-mak- ing” stores at 35c cost only 22c. Kay- ser’s Gloves and other well-known makes are slaughtered; while our white muslin Skirts at 28¢ are wonderful. Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear $200 000 Got to Get the p seal ttt Inthe Goods Out of the Way of the Stock Now Being Sold Out Regardless of Cost or Profit R. & G. Corsets E . “777 scoND AX Crockery—Carpets—Curtains—Blankets Wreckers 4 gikks Fait. s gg Se 7EZi, ELSERERESERZ. «=| Qy | GEE2%3 aie 3 ebeas Fig Sizes 3 2 f552g8E7 sa Fa