The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1910, Page 6

VOTES FOR WOMEN CONDUCTED BY MRS, GEO. A SUFFRAGETS SUFFERINGS | SMITH. BRING PRISON REFORMS Great Britain Will Try to Edu cate and Uplift Convicts Rather Than Punish Them —Winston Churchill Begins Sweeping Changes. ee KING GAVE 500 YEARS’ FREEDOM nitely, % stance it w reduce the prisoners cree & tence fre sent ee ee ee WINSTON CHURCHILL Beene eee LONDON, Eng, Aug. 16.—T {Ww ' paid had Woman suffrag emment w Winston ¢ 1 young home etary making th tr redeemed, men ar criminals Prisoners not guilty fense involving mora! ty de imprisoned just henceforth they wont prison clothes, wor Won't have to ta Prison beth, won't he their bair cut a have to clean their Feceive food from the may take exercise in their cel they may chat with other pri they may read books they p at their own on current ev ‘The suffragists will get the bene ed, won't they may outside Was made with only them in m Mr. Churchill ie ready to be gentle Manly, but not quite ready to let < them read books with which they |tion Mr Mm can convert thémselves to a strong-| wrong nowadays © prisor of intellectual food it would er belief tn the suffrage propaganda er be to deprive them of their beans ured money t Which landed them in jail. Mr. Churchill will introduce a bill) He has im parliament this fal! to allow a/for four Period of grace for persons with | year in every fixed residence to pay fines, instead | @f going to prison at once if they Cannot pay them, as now “The first principle to guide us is to prevent as many people as possi Die getting into prison at all,” »: Mr. Churchill. “There ts an inje yervised fo the individual and a loss to the ag state whenever a person ts commit- ted to prison for the first time “Last year 90,000 persons were provide rts each appro and half rey aid societies Values to $12.00, Wednes- day at the Extraordinarily or Dress in the HALF OR MORE. Pure Linen Crash Also Some Values to $18.00 house to make room for fall Suits, natural, white, navy, plainly tai- lored and trimmed. Pretty Wash and We must seli ~ samples, and this ) wy 3 Lingerie Dresses; vaiues to $18.00, at every Linen Suit price will do it. Your chance to SAVE $6.75. Cloth Suits, Values to $30.00 Advance fall models of tat- $16 85 man - tailored. Biack, blue, ai gray, brown, etc.; made of worsteds, est cut, finest materials and serge, mannish cloths, and at a saving of one-half. Any Cloth Summer Suit— Values up to $27.50 $10.00 ies Sample Suit Shop TAKE ELEVATOR Oper Till 9 o’Clock Saturday Evening A Study MA in fir Chor and Ad and cook t « em Do #0 many people trade with FEDERAL PA & WALL PER co ret a Univer [ek RR RRR RR * * DAILY MENL * * Breakfast . } I + l Coffee. * * Luneche . 1 t * . 2 Tea. * . Dinner + * * 1 ( “ R t * See eee ee eee ee) Fried Potatoes. Fry t at oo k and ne the embrolde which in these THE w=eommQF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN" M Tongue ng, but will re STAR With Tomato in Black and White L AROUN THE Home By Cynthia Grey 4 if wrapped tt CYNTHIA GREYS! CORRESPONDENTS Sauce e. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910. 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Buy all you AC ( Outing Flannels, 10c Diaper Cloth, 24 inches wide, ists. a grade, mostly dark | im 10-yard bolts; sold all over Don't pay 12 en you can buy them tyles. Cut to, yard | at $1.00 and $1.10 « bolt. But at London’s for, yard .O@ | «.. ..... 712 London sells it, bolt .....79¢ $8.48 Kid Gloves 16 t Silk Gloves, black,| A large line of Ladies many white Special 94c colors and and ends, but ele gant stock; val Specia 98 joven zea and | a pair ; c Ladi values to 69¢ a pair 99 pat ~ <1 24 Special c Ladies’ Kid Gloves ize; worth up te ; $1.10 | Sc. Special, 2 5¢ skein else you may have on hand and come for these Four Great Special Offerings $1 and $1.50 Kimenes and emia Sacques Lawn and and Dr LONDON’S PRICE UNTIL NOON Millinery at Malt Entire « B. eh Underwear—Hosiery—Men’s Wear Challie Kim * Be Price Co.'s Wing y Trim R, & G. Corseta oO Qu and mings o1 HALF Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets sale un n PRICE