The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1910, Page 9

t THE STAR—FRIDAY; JULY 22 ipxpert Advice on How to Save hs Pnttenet, tarsus Yourself and Others From Drowning A BEAUTIFUL DAYLIGHT TRIP TO “Sa op =| «UNION CITY and Records BORGUM MUSIC CO,, AT THE HEAD OF 1207 3rd Ave, | Open Evenings _ ee | A GOOD PLACE To BUY } WRAL PAINT 1814 dat Av, near =| Sunday, July 24 H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER ON THE STEEL PASSENG if you can't get boots or 7%, shoew to fit you, get them 1 Sale A made to measur 217 JA eet if Model Millinery Schoo Now Open - F mater him good and hard; it's easy to save an unconscious man. No, 2-—Stand him on his head when you get him out, No, 3— ch gl gn A pn gy | seta him around the abdomen to get more water out. No, 4—Lastly, work the arms to get air into the lungs. yy pothesis DENNIS BUTLER ' _ Pope a a e : ens Lifesaver and Swimmer Don’t approach the drowntng one/on the nonsawimmer that no man! landed on shore the firet thing to t in front, because that gives|need drown if he keeps his head | do ts to stand him on his head and nim a ehance to grab you. anc ow th 1 eltiotd his fect’ straight Vor Information Apply sutd puld-| around ‘bmn until you ‘are behind | fat will hot sinte| The water will cash trow his tungs| (527 PEOPLE'S BANK BLDG. Bas proceed about | Ue vga sg atid se i 20 long as he k lungs filled|and when ft sto Y stand — SROCOND AND ser ] . Mt! beneath with a r geta|bim on his tee n his back to tm a gentien anner! it you will é hes 46 99 : seg : them ati yon | Warde you and by holding him about = ll ‘ts I dave alw fou * . Fini . ’ . oa allow him to hang pa in the ee ! g the at Renton Coal in the alr d you | tonstor 1 ‘ water which in a death grip, and you ean hold! ward ean , 8 will als lhine up amd treed Waler until belp|ané a few mat ca fella " iivies tas alwesen tae ba ENJOY THE CHARMS OF A TRIP UP HOOD CANAL, THE SCENIC TRIP arrives or until he te convinced | keep a man on r half an hour ro wine oer OF THE NORTHWEST. THE EVER CHANGING AND PICTURESQUE BEAU- anand Promet. |socovenea tie pres opt baa |and in ; has many | yarrel or any other TY OF THE SHORE LINE, THE SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAINS, THE RE- aim. Poctem. «| laneeutie te eanke tt ante toe eect oF 08 adlagengae ward, and with his 0 ‘ FRESHING SEA BREEZES, THE HOME-LIKE COMFORTS ON BOARD THE grew | tn Shes MiMi te Nees fe the emcee - however, a] ward the ground. Be : ex “CHIPPEWA” WILL MAKE YOU FEEL THAT LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. ccmetdennne. ee | will rates bis . * head | thon from the 0 the abdomer THE STEAMER LEAVES COLMAN DOCK. AT 10:00 A. M. ARRIVES pim- it he Ie beyond reasoning | he dineh, yg s Seat Fein Wack townie the tbe avs UNION CITY 3:00 P. M. RETURNING LEAVES UNION CITY 5:00 P. M., AR- with, too seared to do as directed,|in the van show cn | be soadlanr altel Had ope dpe y RIVING IN SEATTLE 9:30 P. M. is neeie eta” Battien, 19] stopned by water forced Into the ing. Of course IF YOU WANT A ONE DAY'S OUTING IN THE WAY OF A STEAMBOAT gee pte 4 ay ne MB ata ll i ag for RIDE COMBINED WITH A MOUNTAIN TRIP, JUST TRY THE CRUISE UP wd, then there is nothing for Another important feature of the | anywh Rs IB some per. it but to resort to harsh measures| rescue work {» that of getting rid | many houts, according. to. the HOOD CANAL. YOU CANNOT BE DISAPPOINTED, AND YOU SURELY fis slvays brings jas his. When he wringio oll} of the water and r ra-jamount of water which has NEVER WILL REGRET IT. TAKE A LITTLE LUNCH WITH YOU OR GET i Ok oe) ee Ieee eegione’ S$ oney SOMETHING TO EAT ABOARD THE STEAMER. MEALS AND LUNCHES @learing the com- and tries to grasp you by the ne ee inflamed noses,!or reaches for your outatretcher SERVED AT REASONABLE PRICES. be used in pret to busy suursetf above water, en SUFEFRAGIST FACTIONS space 5 reds REMEMBER, THE ROUND TRIP IS ONLY lee, surprising re-|let drive at his nose or jaw aap RY ON ONE SMALL ISLAND] | ONE DOLLAR —_————_——— 4 -« DULOC surfaces and the man will surely drown if you shes i — do not adopt these seemingly brutal z ? feabion. baer iene! Leo really humane, measures. Punch} Agreeing at last upon their ulti }a common board for a piente din 609 10th Ave. TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL HOTELS AND AT 612 FIRST AVE. AND te * i ~{him good and bard, and aim for a} Votes for Women"—~| ver. The speaker of the day wan f COLMAN DOCK. #ealp or any pert | seat that Will insure sleep-producing | ty insurgent” divi. Clara Bowick © of Portland East 87. ind. 87. | effects, } package of pos} When the drowning man is | Washi for minor uses,| stretched out rigid you can keep | Chanute ae the regular him affoat and tow him ashore | isiand j sale Re all drag-| with as much ease as though he Suffrage day, and the women were ° hington Eq wae 8 + a C je PP synod were @ Stick of timber. Just keep | ther to emphasize the fact. The Suffrage association, presided o Saturda * i Co. am Javen | his unconscious head above water | steamer Camano was crowded with the afternoon program and related bis, which wi at {ge tbat if cae breathe naturally ‘the suffragiats and thelr friends on | her experionces in England with ond peo - bang and pus! him ahead of you until | both the morning and evening trips. the London suffragets. ene Ps ¥- ¥ allow water is reached. It's the} From different bootha the two! Today was W, C, T. Ul. day at the Positivel ¥ Writing to the uplest thing In the world to save | factions-the Washington Equal Suf- Chautauqua. Tomorrow will be y “ unconscious man. frage association and the Wash-|“Labor Day.” when the orator of I cannot (mpress ft too strongly al Franchise sock th will be former G Solicit ee, Seeree" P THE LAST DAY |CLOTHING COMPANY, Inc. 716 FIRST AVENUE] Saturday warzwecouaperan vive weasunes| Grand Introductory First Semi-Annual Sale rage moverment tn ist magazine id the fort on the f Spiritual Sis - = eee eee qua grounds at Whidoy esterday. It was Woman GREAT SALE Reattie set the pace. or tripped the ip »” slow, they said. In spite of a { Prince Rupert and Return «$36.00 ff) for the National A “| i 78 measures 9 ++) Stewart and Return .... S }ters of Dr New| fant, and t Inctoding Meals and Berth le meuest . anenae ee ee Thousands of people have-taken advantage of our reduction sale and we are well pleased with the aiks maent tides ; ae nla ¢ rect wilt. Bo the 4 Rasning water ins Gnteroonn Meee Ee Hl who has just re Prederic, of ention asse results. Many new customers are added to our list of patrons, and we want more people to come to our u berth Wirciocn tuagregh Ei eke tn ait 006 “Was bse, ‘Hecreed the aetect walt store on the FINAL WIND-UP. saad CULE GUISE Dcie Jara” cuse'wiuias Go oted in embers’ at the open-| minute. The two-step also was re hy Segtti, Weck. Phones tha bedhe main trea” Eling neemton, and at once told theluleted, and six-cight time was e 0 aw ¥ | masters of the light fantastic how it | adopted aa the correct measure, All oad General Agent. | should be done. | lovers of the dance will govern their ea ef an er ucemen Or if | The waltz waa both too fast and| steps accordingly ! Only the Best and Most Well Known Makes Are Carried By Us HM $2.50 Men's Pants...$1.85 [50c President Suspenders..J $15.00 Schloss _ Bros,’ 3.50 Men's Pants,..$2.65 }----- ‘ make Men's $7 95 Ce | Men's Pants.. .$2.95 [50c Neckwear ee ot & a: >, doe 4 | 5 ie Dantes fae wa Schloss Bros.’ Make. | Men's Pants. . .$3.35 [soc Fancy Suspenders. 19¢ $17.50 Schloss Bros.’ . Soft and Stiff Hats.. feo so y:, @ W. Shirts,.81.65 make Men’s The Unrestricted Choice of Any SUMMER Rr ee $9.85 50c B, V. D, Underwear... . Schloss Bros.’ Make. SUIT in the House for Just | igen ecrmeerrereenes 8) bearer PW t 4 $11.95 Linen Disters..$1.65 [$1.50 G, & M. Underwear... | Office Coats. $3.15 $1.12%1 Schloss Bros.’ Make. * {| $3.00 Imported Silk Neck- }$5.00 Cartwright & Warner's 50 . Schloss _ Bros.’ Him wear .. - ++ $2.00 [Silk Underwear......83.75 e Men’s | $3.25 Ringheim - Ra mie ]¢1.00 Cooper Ribbed Under-} ?™ é Health Underwear . Schloss Bros.’ Make. $2,371, | tf $25.00 Schloss _ Bros.’ Suit Cases and Hand Bags, 1.00 Bathing Suits $ Former Prices to $35.00 eesses ONE-THIRD OFF ]$2.:00 Bathing Suits. . $s Geo. P. Ide’s Fine Dress | ¢3 99 p Sui $3.00 Bathing Suits.. . 81.05 ” Schloss Bros.’ Make. Shirts . $27.50 Schloss Bros.’ When a house like THE TAILORED READY CO., carrying a line of Suits like we carry, IN > for 26¢ White Hanker.425¢ Boys’ Tights ea makes an offer of this kind, you certainly are justified in expecting to get the very best to Te Sc tah eanh BO lei Sch Hiss al cok ieulte S $1 485 _ behad. Every transaction in this store is always made with a view of increasing our al- at. Risin Garren. am che anni cP BIS Boh lone Bags Mine ready very enviable reputation of dealers in high-grade, hand-tailored clothes. Come ‘n €xpecting extraordinary values—we never disappoint. Our price ............$15.00 Straw Hats, all new shapes, latest and newest styles—One-Half Price. All our Straws are made by Blom & Koch, high-grade manufacturers. ¥ ; } Many of your friends have participated in this sale, and you need only mention Keystone to hear You can pick up very excellent values in SHIRTS here tomorrow, as we are offering you lj the praise we received. Every article is plainly marked. It is the store for the masses. achoice of broken lines of $2.00, $1.75 and $1.50 CLUETT’S, EXCELLO AND YORK RTS fe oi. fc on ao Vaan oe 3 Sd ines kobe MOR gos ee 11-4 TO 1-2 OFF ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Tailored Ready Co. pi’ SATURDAY, July 23rd, the Last Chance ke St. THE STORE FOR THE MASSES i] KEYSTONE CLOTHING COMPANY, Inc. 716 First Avenue FOURTH AV. AND PIKE ST.