The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1910, Page 6

WOMEN IN THE STATE By U. 8. § ¢ e F. Hoa except that by a strange in the mines of Great Br plow w drew mines. t the vote of womer in the Unite prejudice to er who feel it rem: ago it would h their sisters their mothers. The “New” Worna among ‘ man can be found so conservative as to desire to take a backward step in any of these things Everywhere that state which is r is contractin the state wh public spirit, by ¢ ity, is enlarging thought of government a century ago, they thought chiefly of the jail, the criminal court, the police and army. Today, they k chiefly of the college, the tec school, the asylum, the road, th library, the postoffice, the hospital and the home. The rank of the state among civilized nations is measured by its colleges, its schools of art and science, its Institutions for reform, for the cure the blind and the deaf and dumb The town points with pride to the excellence of its braries, its schools, its churches and its roads. What Is the Issue? TED BY MRS she . pecupy the t THEN IT IS INDISPEN. gui ITS MANAGEMENT HER FULL AND EQUAL SHARE | Teaching the Baby to Swim -_ - 4 Le of the insane, for the education of pot A. SMITH Mary's a mig nd a r . 1 THAT WOMAN HAVE IN It LOCKED IN H ousEKEEPING is a delight FLOUR is used NOVELTY MILL CO., Millers, Seattle LAY TIME < TORIES indeed when EXCELLENT THE STATI WEDNESDAY NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR ¥ | | VOTES FOR WOMEN | The Woman of Tact BY CYNTHIA GREY Social Dutres Tax Your Health And Strength calls upon your strength and vi tality more and more each day—it is, more than ever be fore, a continual round of activity and excate ment which undermine your strength and taxe yournervestothe utmost Pabst Extra the BesT Tonic containing all the nutri tive and tonic properties of pure barley malt and choicest hops, supplies the very element needed to restore wasted strangth and impaired digestive powers, caused by so- ciety's irregular din ing hours and lack Order « dowen bottle from your focal drug gust Insist upon it being Pabst ARR ee eee ! JULY 20, 1910. DAILY MENU Breakfast eee eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee eS Creamed Beef White Fruit Cake SEVERAL PEOPLE SAVED GOOD MONEY ON RUGS TODAY Say what you will, it helps maintain your good nature if you pay less for an article than you expected especially when the difference is several dollars less. There’s many an additional comfort, perhaps luxury, that will be possible for the loved ones at home, if you trade at London's. You can prove it any time to your entire satisfaction. $9.40 © O15 Rug Lace Curtains - As cheap as this, and good size; The Saving Is $5.60 woven ak Fh pay 65c 33¢ S— “72 €: seeeers aeeeer ; ‘ lsewhere if ish, but On this lovely Axminster Parlor Rug. clsewhere if you wish, but ece ours Size 6x9. No One Hesitates When She Sees iy 9 London's Pretty Tailored Waists at f° Count yourself 71c ahead on every one of these $2.00 Waists you buy. These same remarkable sav- ings are in effect all over the store—In the Men's Section——In the Shoes-—In the Silks—The Dress Goods——-Domestics—-Wash Goods—Notions—Underwear Going to Tear Down and Build NewStore: $200,000 Stock Now SLAUGHTERING Women’s $5.98 WHITE ATS | PETTICOATS before you buy. een MRC SES RE st _EEESES EW TFEXSZESZEET. Bi.8eFFESZE ZRBC. Best 100-Yard | 3 Bars TOILE?) CHILDREN’S | Women's Minck| Women's | Women's 75c | Women’s $ SPOOL SILK SOAP PARASOLS ‘ ; WHITE WHITE a PETTICOATS | PETTICOATS WH a» “yg PETTICO 4c 9c 21c 10¢ 25c 59c $2.98 | $3.69 mi BLOOMERS | DRESSES |PETTICOATS| ELCO SILK | Cane FETA SILK | a yard | oC r 44c | $1.49 | 97c | 28c | 88 89c | | 49c ac ‘ yard | per yard— ABK. 54 swiss, yaro= 2 26c.- | . Bac 15¢ 9c Ne ) $1.25 IMPORT-| 50¢ Solid Color Blea Big, Bleache® Pro ED PONGEE, | SCARF SILK, LINEN 81x90 bu 36-inch | yard CRAS} | SHEETS— bra 5 89c | 24c Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets 8c 4tc ws