The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1910, Page 5

. e 2 " af a ' bit F t y i. Pe # _ ‘4 wee: \} I AY, Al r 2¢ ( S ity Means to the Girls Who Work in the Mills Factories—-Ann Addams Tells of the Weary ion of Leaden Minutes That Make Up the Extra Two Hours Entailed by t Prospe and fa “Prosperity.” 3 ine 4 1 | 5 , vas ® of t 1 y ate " a) . “The Long Day.” Ann Addams and Another Millhand Tolling Dur be ing che “Ninth Hour il" uit} CAVE-IN KILLS TWO HE’LL FLY OVER agp teeters Bialr, aged 34, and-George Ad THE GOLDEN GATE| And No Vacations. “n . : ns" . a vaca N SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 26-- | i ¢ k a Daring the wind race about him | and the tide race below, Capt Ivy Baldwin will attempt to drive an aeropiang across the mtion they t fanatical But this Salvation Meetings k eyes and} I am going on a Sunday| On Sunday, Aug 1 Mor Golden Gate, the entrance to a the grim = it costs $ Aug , San Francisco harbor, tomor 1 t darken t ar row. Capt, Baldwin was for nd at it would fir bay 38 Are merty in the U. 8. army balloon st wind could beh, f benen. t service. Hie mac light, Her pile won aos all oF welghing but 440 pounds. it ir looks too heavy }+ vin carries a four-cylinder engine of that the tarn-/ eo I asked I 40 horse power workdress ex she Baldwin will start from the | e is as pretty a girl, in tired . we north shore of the Gate at six . as one could wish didn't dol o'clock in the morning l. Started Work at 15. iiaies Coal DOCTOR . jeould have gone ere almost | I asked her why Will Be Delivered for the . ne. “I had/anight cl to wor I was not Wha appe working 12 ] DENTIST Corner Second and Pike. Over People’s Bank © to school/ learn a! e of us day, or even 10 hours? Next 30 Days Pun isn’t fun when you ped over ired as I am.” with se Too tired at 18 to care for a) girl's good times! they work overtime?” 1 M ica Sinks tos wie ben: Less Money ii thengh Detwete you and| 1 RES Is a Sad Blow Than ever before in the City of Seattle. Rnow they ain't more M. They are too little her when some Me same summer our they are only going only Work eight ho than Wines Gone Up PARIS, Ar the sabit will J. W. Bullock 609 10th Ave. ° a | f a, | have knows that’s long enc m regular time is 10 he im and overtime ts two 1 wouldn't work 12 @idn’t make us. I get so) age te Mueican't work as fast, and [| wines will d ® money working 10.jing to reports here tc East 87. Ind. 87. have ever done ental work for. Painless Extracting LADIES CONSTANTLY IN ATTENDANCE Bridge Work 85.00 and Gold Cro 36.00 4 $6.00 ° 85.00 Of the F. W. Merrick AND THE Bell Clothing Co. Stocks NOW IN FULL SWING These stocks are to be com- pletely closed out at prices fo 85.00 ° $4.00 » $100 Platin i oa Painless Extracting CAREFUL AND COM PLETE EXAMINATIONS Made Without Charge or Obligation Office Hours, 8:30 Doctor LYBROOK SHANKLIN DENTIST Corner Second and Pike Over People’s Bank Actual Value SUITS 00 and Let Us Re-Block ‘ Your Old Your Uid Sat | | New | Fall | Blocks Now In ey Model Miliary Parlors § aa ‘* Bank Botiding Corne and Pike ung men; regular $20.00 value yours for . they last me Linen-F | <t Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. Called “Greatest Skin Remedy in| F gi TRUTH ABOUT THE GIRL WHO WORKS OVERTIME|WONE) MIKE. Mi ROCHESTER, Minn., Aug. 26 narrow ribbe > —Gift Pinch i pe. ‘ 25 Gifford Pinchot will speak in aon: 25¢ nnesot. ainet the reelec . —Viret Pleer n of C eosman Tawney, t M tative, it was announced today ydney Anderson po campaign. 8 started hig fight 5 th ‘STUBBORN ECZEMA CASES SCE TMS CN ui paimjys {CHOO!, Preparation Sale| JOIN ARMY] BOYS’ SCHOOL CLOTHES DOUBLE. BREASTED UIT BOYS’ CORDUROY TROUSERS SCHOO! SCHOOL TROUSERS BOYS’ COAT SWEATERS. $1.00 SCHOOL CAPS T r 1 $1.50 $1.98 ~Third Vleor 25e¢ GOOD SCHOOL STOCKINGS BOYS’ STOCKINGS RED GOOSE SCHOOL SHOES |PINCHOT WILL t } MISSES’ STOCKINGS FIGHT TAWNEY WARMER dah Is op BOYS’ UNDERWEAR—Silv sing Tawney, has begun hie ed Tawney has not | r Drawe t tr nnesota’s standpat represen. who 250, 30¢ and chit DRE N's UNDERWEAR — YIELD 10 POSLAN on MISSES’ anes eee gaged $2.95 \ t n pla rand pocket —Third Floor. 20. Bon | HAIR RIBBONS, 25¢ A YARD 4! all Europe o fam 4 Americ rm Scheel Handkerchiefs, 20c a Box t 1 1 Har e wanted fancy nches cea yard 25¢ —Firat Ploer. ain Taffeta Ribbe also P. ms, ir nitial and eA Dougal ra i outhwick Co, SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET “WHY [PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS Special “Aft- er-Supper” Sales in All Departments Saturday } Look for j Si ; igns Store Opens F Sat cling ot udu acon 9:30 A. M. asia, ching’ and Closes M urdays at 9:30 P. t s} De ple trade with the In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, etc t writing FE DE RK AL p "AIN'T & WALL PA BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO., Inc., at PER CO 14 First av, near Madison at Twelfth East 414; Cedar 414 Y ci University st.? e Quality Clothes Shop DIKE-WINKLER CO., Inc. 707 FIRST AVENUE, Near Cherry Our Finest $22.50 to $35.00 Suits $14.50 Final Cut of the Season—Your Last Chance Included in this offer of Men’s and Young Men’s Fine Suits, are many of our New Fall Styles in Grays, Browns, and the New Popular Tan Effects. Made of the Finest Pure Wool Fabrics, all elegantly tai- loved by the world’s greatest makers. None sell regularly for less than’ $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00, and some as high as $35.00. Your choice of the lot $14. 55 while. they last e * . ° 500 Pairs of Men’s Fine Trousers Taken from our regular $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 lines. In neat Striped Worsted and Cheviot Materials; al! cut in the latest styles: Peg, Semi-Peg or Conservative. $2. "> 200 Dozen New Fall Hats Espécially priced Just arrived. In all the Latest and Newest Styles, that we purchased to sell at $3.00 and “ 50. Will f O25 Quality Clothes Shop be placed on sale at .. DIKE-WINKLER CO., Inc. 707 First Ave., Near Cherry St. =