The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1910, Page 5

moment a door or window is opened, GETTING INTO THE HOUSE. Nw oe Now you p these new fang le who've got back. pouse this kind « dd apring locks gi ature with a man. Tt takes| your doors think that you're saf a bur) have is a “ehiv’~—a li 4 pat around to thin steel, about three inc xh sign if and half an inch wide. It'll of; long | pend | TNine times shoves it between the door and‘ ‘ the sash, right on the level with] ¥ Serglar Walks up to the house/ the lock, The “shiv” works like|! ballast, af igping to Ket into, just as bold) a wed lock back. But this ts a wther | drifted around under bis| bolt in place when it's moved. jaws of the Nine people out of ten don't know! so (that what the cateh is there for, and I dof) never struck a spring lock yet thin where this catch was down. When keyhole, and you go to bed see that that catch ALTON, Til © it has bee has al through can beat fellows have of getting in ten inches long, at the handle and peint. The polic | who use them “keyhole burglars,” | safety. - They usually work on the back ering to a fine | betwee —_-_ ~ YOUR UPSET, SOUR, GASSY STOMACH family here Fn: Reif in rere have an attack of lo intestinal «ripiog. Thre will all go. }the contest. W ae eae, OF Ping you eat and over. | odors. munching 219 ® distressed, ontoforder! Pape's Dipepsin ts a certain cure litle you do eat seems to fill hold of your food and digests it NEW YORK, Stomach. or if you have heart. waan't there. on & motorcye' that ie a sign of Indigestion Relief in five minutes from alt} cn # your Pharmacist for a ach m y i at any drug) Franc case of Pape’s Diapepsin and waiting for you James. L. 1, a little just as soom as you large SOcent cases con-| Mayor a There will be no sour risings, re than sufficient to cur belching of undigested food mix-| almost any « mic case of Dyspep With acid, no stomach gas or sia, Indi burn, fullness or heavy feel ach tre i ae — —————} Congre hold } i7th and Yeste Enough Wall Px ao cann i to mise ready for tail deaning Ca se Deect When $1 Will Buy ‘tn, 89 oth Aaniete: MISH HAZEL ¥ TRI tL * TRPPRAL FAN j r E. Pine. ning. Pi Highest quality—is re- flected in every article offered for sale in The The Quaker has grown to be Seattle’s largest drug concern for the simple reason that it me ....816 i A] gist. uy Stationery Specials for the Home and School Room PENCILS—Reguiar Se 5 Two for Jacuicesas eee WRITING TABLETS—Regular i0c. Two for : ee yee RULERS — Reguiar BE coctvc, svvdpisdere coveccassecosooes ENVELOPES—Regular 5c. 15c AK, Headache Tableta— bd 18¢ Meart’s Dyspepsia Tab- Two for lete—T + ~ C} Box STATIONERY—Rexular 200 mtame Pink 39c A box t C] BOX STATIONERY—Regular 25 Milow's Syrup of Mypo- 7 fl White Nose sonp— 3 15¢ Bears" .19¢ Maqnoeide—s) 0 hottie 5c ; , wt 18] Hamilton’s Ad- lized Witch Mawel justable Scissors lar 35, Tc Rave Fruit atte GBC] Tee Fine Scissors deve Nice Powder =the box Marmol, A box Py oe erececeese PEN POINTS— PEN HOLDERS— 3c Coopers Regular 5¢ pti ecbedeusse . INK —Regula 10¢ Bottle ih eeeeee . Ge 3e—La Lu Scouring Cn and Cleansing Powder—3c worth We of any man’s money, This Pia eee Herticks ‘Maiied muti Cough Drops ui bo te 7 HONEY MENTHOL Thursday, F Saturday %¢ All y t tan 1ClovaKker BRANO 4c RED CROSSE Use Your Phome—the Quaker Delivers Vree 16 AM feattie Ind. 2915, tnd. ving BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM THE ONLY ‘'*:""' and pushes the spring/@4ys. For three on th ns his life the end of the key in the is down. Then there's no chance|!* rotund. He attempted to « Then he equeemes the han- for a man to work the “shiv.” jfrom his launch to the urns the key from Another nifty way some of the |S stfpped. | ) a house |@inarily large « . eyhole saw, about | taken @ plunge into the Mississippi peg wr els gg - an Te wake Fut be didu't. His body was wedged the boat and the landing five minutes afterwards. for outoforder stomachs, because | MOTORCYCLE TRIP ACROSS year meais don't temp you. or it prevents fermentation and takes COUNTRY MADE IN 28 DAYS) t. 21.—After rid-| @ lays like a lump of lead tm just the same as if your stomach |ing from San Francisco to this city | , @ WALL FATER | Koagster, 103 Firet av Quality pleases the greatest number of people. The ij secret of it all lies in , "| HEE Quaker Superior Quali- eee. Qeaber steve. Ri HH z Quaker Reliability, iH] Quaker Promptness and Hi] Quaker Service. Let the Quaker be your drug- af practice, though, to “get because you can't get a pair o/ CHILEAN SHIP t (By United Press) VICTORIA, B. C., Sept easy, but won't break A man|Chillan ship County of Li Mueler, reached Victoria terday afternoon & passage of | FAT MAN'S LIFE SAVEO BY HIS BIG WAIST LINE Tanite sure that the man fits up every window and outside door with it If a door opens at night or a win BY BILL THE BURGLAR }pin or stout wire over the door) dow is opened, off goes your alarm Lote of times | the handle, with one end through the! You wake up and the burglar runs.|_ Bed of & pre key; then it can't be turned Then you're safe. He'll never come)" P te locks ar » get into al pincers amall enowgh to get into | without making enough the key Why, your kind of TOWED TO PORT to wake ove y up. locks are easy, All a man's got to 58 days the vessel iu the vicinity of thing he does ts to) Kame you can beat every me Cay Plattery becalmed, and on evs the lock. He) Take a look at that spring “jock | Sunday night was picked up by the to hit f and pv of youre. There's a catch right on | tux Lorne wed pincers the face of and that locks the Sept 1 Once matrated the ne t of it. Chas © the fact he " t for hie extraor th he would have call the fellows 8nd Willing hands dragged him THREE NEW YORKERS EAT 954 CLAMS AT SINGLE MEAL NEW YORK, Sept REL EVED men whose acgreaate weight Is I IN A FEW MINUTES 945 pounds, consumed 954 clams at 1 fa sitting at the annual bake of the ought to Keeping tm the stomach, Nausea, De-| Progress Republican Clwb at North as any /bilitating Headaches, Dizziness or! Reach, Fifteen hundred péople saw m Lickmann quit @temach trouble at any and, besides, there will be no sour! agior he had downed his 895th clam. day oF night food left over in the stomach to} gfichael Gasaman stopped at | This keraless preparation will di- poison your breath with nauseous | ang Philip Lommel in 28 days and presented Alton dock | to Tl. —Three i 340} confesses to || d hours, William Streiff, of San », took a spin down to a to am oF ony Other od HOLIDAY SERVICES | ation Bikur Cholum will jay services for Rash new synagogue, Monday evening 18c 31c 19¢ 35c “21¢ Tc 35c Kondouw's Ontarrhal Jelly 4c New Discovery Pigkham's Vemetuble Compound—$1 00 Cc a Thy moliac— 38c ’ Barber 5c SMITH BROS.’ | demsed Milk e MENTHOL AND BUTTER ......- Kverawee . jQUEEN BEE A tor 9 MOTHER GEIGLE’S | | 2 ot Pike and Westiake—3 Stores—1013-15 First Avenue—3 Stores—Third and Madison Delicious Lees, Cooling Drinks and Candies at the Pike and Westlake and Third and Mad Stores. October 3, at 6 p. m., followed by can be secured from H. from 6 o'clock |} 8 o'clock each and every eve: aynor a letter from Mayor | MeCarthy, of San Franctsco. h 6 to} New THE ‘SEAT s, Grand O What chance ! Armatrong, AR—WEDN Re lalieliaMaleMelaieielelele el} I to the Ther : itlek the nw tn and shy Ruffled Curtains, 75c¢ ' ane only about three-elghths of ® 88k RRR ROR tok OR it tet) was one of the big hits last I pair, Ruffled Ha Ourtatia; ~ an inch thick, and if you keep the|# wT the season in Pittsburg ° good qualit ; hematiteh : j ape éuaimads : | aaw ofled up a little you can't hear] ® AT THE THEATRES * | od raffles; dots and figures; 40 STRAIGHT TIPS FROM BILL THE BURGLAR yg tad tie: Meere-fark | “The Round Up,” which played outhwick O eBvangen’ Hine elect eh = No, 1—Hang a big, stout hairpin over| three m * Durgomast */ to nearly record businoas in Seattle ¢ ip ye Rigpeens) ot ee Pf n° sp : : Pig you've ¢ in| ® tock Wy # | Inet apring, took in $4,700 on La sca i teste handle with ne end through the |" your] | Seater iat rng took tn 47090 SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET ‘ ke fen it cant be turned by using} if you don't care much about the} ® Alhambra—itu Drew #| week * ce n the outsid oks of your door, take a handfull] ® company in “The Cowboy and #| “4 No «© sure the catch on your|of tacks and drive them Into the|* the Thief Wl hen eae” hes starlet ‘“ s 99 Inat ake fixed enh tour e bolt | Pavel Around the lock In straight} ® —Lole-Lawrence players {9 ®]eeason on the pie P { f Pl : “ . : . ae Ay, S oe Then a man can't saw/# “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon #| Allentown, Pa vie e ursul 0 easure phy Me - ace whe he door is shut hen) through without hitting a tack. If! ® Hall Wlosenine 4 manterp and it be hin last wreat w The ting Is " ere’s no chance for a burglar to shove| you use a little patnt on the panel,|* Ofrpheum—iial Stevens and w| POMS | ~ete reget le 9 mm the » an enorn . he bolt with a thin blade of steel, | Yl can't hardly toll the dift ® vaudeville | | iy > ‘ Tl 's just a lad There's just one way to k os Majestio—Pantzer brothers’ # | Another dashing Broadhurst heres just one © WAY [©] burgiar out of your hoube for] ® and vaudeville Play, “The Captatn,” has been writ ars out—a good burglar alarn and that’s with a burglar) ® Pantages — Daphne Pollard’gl ten for Nat C, Goodwin, and will be . . Sy rat rings loud enough to scare at's put in right, It's liable} ® and vaudeville air oe saaoree eeriy te V. | f G t | t Th i rote ake atime, Gace nc |te eau pen o tec nT yen can ane Ja| October. It tella of the ndvontures | aiues 0 reat Importance in iS & awa , ford it, it's a great thing. Make|« 4 globe trotter and club man has a play to sec] alf a dozen st Againet ite running 1 York or Chicag Against ite runnin ed it all out Hke thi i Against a play's making good! Pastry— You know the taurant and ss carcely expe You never know what to expect whet TSIEN Shue Sen thar kind 10 nights in 20 to 1 250 nights, such a part of the ordinary res often found t to find it -W wi For pies, pastry and other cookery You are always certain of the best results when you WHITE SWAN SHORTENING, We have therefore WE KNOW. use proved this who has wit sation « De 6 Wiggin: rming b Re n Of Sunny n the road thia fall 100 to 1 ie SPECIAL, 2 FOR ¢—Round Tea IAL AT 55¢-—Nurses’ Aprons, of Adeline G: s, the Danish t \pron white lawn or barred muslin, fin ibric, with bib or band style; reversible Robert HilMard will play “A Fool! dancer of “Soul Kiss” fame, ia ished with hemstitched ru ockets There Was" again this season. | turning America this fall 4 ne | ‘ y This play, dealing with "The Vam-|Harry 1. Smith munical come SPECIAL AT 25¢—and, Bib and Bre | SPECIAL AT 95¢—Princess Aprons, of pire,” celebrated by Kipling’s poem, called "The Bachelor Belles te pr 4 good quality lawn and ties | fine lawn, with two rows of eyelet embroid- Also ‘Tea of lawn with embroidery | ery. f ruffle or hemstitched ruffle oe = Tasteless SPECIAL AT 18¢—Kitchen Aprons of | SPECIAL AT 85¢—Princess Aprons, of blue and white check gingham; large size, | 4™0skeag gingham, with ruffle across bot- Leathery In small, medium with tic | nee eg > and large sizes. SPECIAL AT 21¢— Mother Hubbard | SPECIAL AT 95¢—Matron’s Aprons, of who gets mixed up in the mareh| David Belasco ia putting a drama j Mdith, in the title role. The play | wax England | in homes where you would 191y. Pekin and comes out a hero. Great Apron Sale Thousands of Aprons are embraced in this Special Thursday Sale. Every Apron re- quirement of the most exacting housekeeper is to be found in the vast assortment. And in many instances the prices do not cover the cost of materials. Taliate a alster of roduced last «pring in Spring: | ld, Mass, but never left N —~Third Wloor. Aprons, of blue and white check gi 2m with cluster of tucks, wide band of made on yoke | insertion and embroidery ruffle. AT 35¢—Matrons’ Aprons, of | SPECIAL AT $1.50 — Parlor Maids’ 1 muslin, made with ruffle across | Aprons, Chafing Dish Aprons and Fancy bottom ; pocket and wide ties Work Apro of fine lawn, embroidered SPECIAL AT 49¢—Princess Aprons, of | Swiss and barred muslin, daintily trimmed blue and wl ck gingham ; with pocket with laces and embroideries. SPECIAL AT 65¢—Matrons’ Aprons, of | SPECIAL AT 55¢ — Fitted Columbia lotted Swiss, trimmed with embroidery in-| Aprons, with large bib, which buttons in and down sides. back ; one of our most successful models. SPECIAL AT 50¢— ‘Tea Aprons of dotted | SPECIAL AT $1.25—Coverall Aprons, of Swiss or fine lawn, with embroidered ruffle, | fine chamb in dainty, pink, blue and pocket and wide ties. check gingham This model completely SPECIAL AT 65¢—Princess Aprons, of | covers dress; quality of material and work fine lawn, piped with pink or blue. manship unexcelled Special Sale of Men’s Shirts at 89c To open the way for future business, a famous New York manufacturer made to our order a lot of fine Percale Shirts to sell at 89c. Regularly they'd sell at $1.25, though we do not consider them as good as our regular $1.25 Shirt. But at 89c—very great values. The Shirts are coat style, with pleated and plain bosoms; cuffs at- tached; various patterns, in light and dark colorings—white grounds with neat black and colored stripes being especially plentiful. Sizes 14 to 18!. The sale begins Thursday morning—the price 89c —Firet Floor. SPECIAL rossba nm you use other Takes 1-3 Less wm te wise and sensible and make an investigation by ordering a can from your d aler t We will rejoice with you in our good fortune —you for getting a wor thy household necessity started you right _The best dealers sell it CARSTENS PACKING co. The Sanitary Packers AMUSEMENTS. HEATRE pectal Matis Attraction BATTLE.” Il HIN E THEATR ght, Matinee ‘ * We MAS Wiitor ORE wear ahts, Starting Sum SEATTUES LEADING THEATRE Hope Anesda Both Phones | | fam 5. and Lee Shubert Present JOHN In Augustus 7 ON elepathie ur” 43 pera House ALHAMBRA THEATRE | | I | Teday 's Styles Today { Snappy Styles For the Young Man. OT more loaves, but more GOOD loaves in every barrel of Patent Excellent Flour NOVELTY MILL Co.,, Millers, SEATTLE ger, fr every him a li nary. It tired yout I it cial and business fav THIS is the vices $15.00 to $29.00 experience Xs - of those Credit for Him || who use it oO un nt with for the ng man. It will || teach him thrift and econ ness fa omy and give him a busi ness responsibility in which he will take interest ees | | pride Eastern I Outfitting Co., Inc. | 1332-34 Second Ao. | Near Union St. | “Seattle's Reliable | Creda House”) AMUSEMENTS. i Lois Theatre ALEX PA ¥ HAL STEPHENS & CO. Factory Piano Store GEO. P. BENT CO. Seattle, 1421 Third Av. near Pike Street. Sherwin-Williams Paint And Varnishes. (Not Cheap but Best) Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. 1421.23 Fourth Av. |MERRIMAN SHOE CO., wate ygob | | SHOES FOR MEN ea LVLA” Gor Union Made. 915 First Avenue. Three Dozen Steps from Madison CARL PANTZER TRIO 2 & Hovllhan—Leffingwoll & 4 | Bush & Lane Pianos SEATTLE AGENCY PANTAGES THEATRE Bho Papago is R. & G. CORSETS ES oskelae iow] "Lonpon's Factory, Chicago, Il TAILORED READY Hand Tailored Clothes “Unequal Highest Grade Known Daily I Tailored Ready Clothes Shop § At 2:30 DLE. RMOR” 1818 Third Aver 1111 Second Ay. 401-8 Pike Street and 7 aw Opp. Postoffice NORTHWESTEE while og rie ALABASTINE | American Beauty } B SEB LL Tho Santtary Wall Coating | STESON. HATS CORSET | A A DAHLIM & BARRY, ING, | , i mh | “The Paint & Wail Paper Store.” || fm Tallored Ready Clothes Shop Seattle Bargain House o |] Today at 3:15 1908 Second Avenuo, 401-3 Pike St. 424 Pike Street. | SPOKANE VS. SRATILA | Admission 260 and 60 Yoster Car | — en ET TE