The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1910, Page 3

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CHARMS” CONCOCTED FOR HEARTSICK WOMEN Le >rolific | Mer on the street. Some fortune 4 and Potions : a Px the | tellers will take the §25 a week Raarce Of Income for that's a standard price in cases of| F Fortune Teller the kind—and then tell the fellow} Graiting For'™ hovey | the ith really loves to go around | and see r now and thea, He ay pay the fellow $10 a week to make the visita, That's only one of the dirty tricks of fortune telling. Fortune tellers also ma’ « “love powders, s” and “charma,” . Note —He 1 article tn prtune teller me professional! grafter a HY SOOTHSAVER Pe We erorinew to. knov how prot Money blessed | that are sup : posed to bring back lost sweethearts : , or to ke husbands hate their Belle and | have 8 wives, Sometimes the wives them a Ourselves selves buy the latter, and sometimes! customers to oad waa. We've ' who wanted a ¢ per te go home 8 another woman does. This business of taking money to pat husbands out of the way for her bed as « aa part of the insurance money ts a ogee fay she W | largely a fake, but some real mur pene t abo bad fol. Gers do grow out of it. There was pe on wo ng 7 : Herman Billek of Chicago, who was tt , t « hung for killing several members of a val to learn py the Veaal family. Scant ibe! At first Billek only The next day she would i, vat aay Preparing the Cove Potion. graft, but when he knew that he'd get part of the Insurance money as soon as a certain member of the family died, the temptation was too much for him and he aged polson Helle and I would like to quit the kame. Hut I'm a «rafter, and ah: likes to load an easy life, and I'v got a plant of cliy directories an: newspaper clipping» that is worth $5,000, I guess we're in the busi-| ness for keeps With her lesson all Jearned We Would make ber stand in fle of the floor and repeat pus, while we made mysterious with our hands. a lot of contro! to keep, There's one thing we haven't got} Mhaghing at the time, but we into yet, and I don't think we sball.| a laugh out of That's Investing other people's! aftérward. money for them. Lots of fortune} is the underworld pay to fortune tellers Mi these women can't Petard thousands of love im Rand, in the years I've teller, and I want to Hidese women are the ones Mihe hardest and the most of all who come to us one of them has some the loves and wants. and ig for one of them to pay week of her earnings to a Me teller just so the fortune make some man she real tome around to see her Bi Week or speak pleasantly to tellers do th: one of them gets into trow Belle and I want to stay o It's easy onongh, after a teller has got the confide person induce that pe turn all this movey over to tune teller for investmen The only thing I don't like about the city I'm tm is that the sewspa pers there don't take the advertise- ments of fortun: lers. Ite a prin ciple of fortune telling that, up to a certain limit, gets In $10 for} but now and then} H And to rson to the for he every dollar he spends in newspaper| advertising. The newsy to be getting wise tn rec eee eee ee ten eeeee | Thomas Ryan ie the THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910. to the fact that fortune telling is! & graft, Most of the otties allow fortune tellers to work, and grant them a Hoonse, In lots of cities the police aratt as! the fortune tele: A for tune teller In New York told me how the police work it there. As foon ax they see a new shingle out & detective goes to the new for tune teller and demands $10, Pretty soon another detective comes around and gets another $10. it} tho business pays, a third detec! tive will come around for his bit The first detective to find the place wets ®& bonus from the other dote tives who graft on the fortune er, It's called his plant, Th never ask too much, because they don’t want to kill the business, In this way, instead of stopping the fortune telling business, the police keep It alive, PACIFIC COAST IS Encouraged by the adoption the woman's suffrage amendment and the sweeping prohibition vic tories, Boyd P, Doty, jthe AntiSaloon League of Wash ington, expects to win the fight for ® county unit and later state wide! prohibition, i (By United Presse.) VICTORIA, B, ©, Nov. 11,—-On UNPROTECTED sss! action’ itor" inp fied nese and Chinese in Manchuria, the situation is becoming grave, accord a force upon the Pacific coast and cn to Japanese newspapers just re create all sorts of havoc, accord: | °*lved here ing to Gen. Charles Morgan, United = States army, retired after 49 yeare ‘ Virginia’s Train Late Any hostile country could land of service, Gen, Morgan te stop ping at the Washington Annex, en of} president of | WILL START FIGHT FOR PROHIBITION The entire state congressional Ation has pled support for the passage of the Miller-Curtix interstate abipment bill, a measure which Kives prohibition states the power to prevent the importation of liquor into dry territory from | other states, 'JAPS AND CHINAMEN CLASH IN MANCHURIA | Thirteen Japanese who refused to leave Taolu, outside the treaty limite, were arrested and roughly | trea d by the Chinese governor. and the Japanese have been har | assed tn other ways by Chinese of | Metals, | Manager Carl Reed said ast night that all tickets for the opening per }formances will be exchanged for ree or a refund of mow made Mooney of 108 Warrer vietlm of a youthfu purse suatcher while walking along | First av,, near Broad at. last night The thiet eagaped. av route for Panama. ifte i coast ia in far great than A washout on the line and a de the Atlantic coast, says Gen. Mor. | talled per prevented the ar gan, rival of Virginia Harned and the | - 7 balance of “The Man She Married Sek REA eH | COMpANY, Which Was to have opened at te joore theatre last night Dies In Room Where He aga Was Born 84 Years Ago. LATROBE, Pa. Noy, 11 | John Beatty died here today tn the same room tn whieh he was born 84 years ago. He was a grandson of Benjamin Reatty, who crossed the Dela ware with George Washington participate tn the battle of renton during the Revoly tionary war. The family had lived on the farm here for more than 100 years STARETT’S FINE TOOLS— One-Third Off Chandeliers Must Be Sold eee ee eee eet eeee eee ee ed Still More Bonds Three petitions, each having in view the acquisition of the Prov: | dence hoapital site, on Fifth and | Madixon, for museum purposes, are | now being circulated by officers of the Washington Art association The first petition aska a lasue of $500,000 for the bond | of the site. Another petit the elty to condemn the property, An Example and the third asky a lease for 1M atignt Electric long term of years Colonial Chan. delier Cat- WILL TELL STORY OF (Bris nauon MILES STANDISH solid brass, suit chub 1B able for hall or Miles Standish » courtahip of fair|[M studio. Regular SElectric Ceiling Light—Large canopy sod arine of finely span braa#, complete, with shades Regular $6.00 value $3.75 for Priscilla, made famous by Longtel fear tow, will be told fn sang at the hambra theatre November 21 22, by members of Christ ch guild. The muste was written Su by tte, to a burlesque by Cooudge musica! die} rector of the loca! cast, Mise Elie | both Torrey stage director, and Miw Frances Brinson, danc! —— | SEE HOW QUICKLY | __POSLAM ACTS Rare Power to Heal Attected Skin) Explains Success of New | Skin Remedy. | “No one is asked to purchase pos SHIPMENT OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY MER- CHANDISE We Have Ever err Guards | $3. 00 DOLLS, Free $1.98 Seturday we will | Celebrated Kestner Kid ® $250 Rugby | Boe Doll, half cork 1 98 stu has fall metal ” $ bd hin jointed body nat- ural sewed wig and eye OFS pals of Leait sabes 19 f aka tall. We were fortunate in securing his lot to last $1.98 Tool Bargains Special sale of Starrett'’s Tools Saturday igh of oh Worth $5.00, Choice, $2.98 cee eee hat aramadepeadt MG THANKSGIVING DINNERWARE SALE + STARTS MONDAY. SEE WINDOWS Doz. Tumblers, 21 54 35¢ Mixing Bowls, 23 Each Hazed Mixing s Pintshed Pre Pp 23¢ 22¢ p C Tumble . a 0c Lamp Chimney, 5c Jap Rose Soap, 4 Special 10c Lamp cae 5c 25c Mantle, 2 for 25c t and Lasting Majestic Jap F I oi Ext 25c 25« Cups and Saucers, y i ht, Re 1 P 1a... Japanese r....0c | cet Seow. Se & Terlbat MEME AND UNION BTR posiam not only fulfils but exceeds the claims made for ft. Take any ease of eczema, acne, itech, sait at first obtaining a sam. ackage which will be sent by free of charge, by the Emer-} gency Laboratories, 32 West Twon- New York City.” Even this free sample, when used to quickly clear the complexion or spread on the face, hands or limbs to cure pimples, rashes, eruptions, or to cover @ small cezema surface will prove posiam's real and wnusu al merit. Ita users have found that rheum, piles, ever stubborn any itching as Ing the skin rapidly and readily ("All other treatments for roubles on man or animals fade npared with tc, am will stop applied, heal scalp seal ow and po’ Well-Known, High-Grade St sold in Seattle for the past skin in ." says Mr. M. T. Grattan, Inspect them ton, Minn.) Write direct to the Laborate for the sample, but the trial pa ages of poslam at 50 cents and the » v4 jars at $2 may be purchased at all drugs par larly Quaker Drug ° oe Co, and Owl Drug Co j Closing Out Our Retail Stock We urge quick selection at this Sale, comprising undoubt- edly the Finest Line of High-Grade Merchandise in the Northwest at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ~| Ranges, Cook Stoves HEATERS CUTLERY At Exactly 1-3 to 1-2 Off In Gas and Electric Light ing Fixtures you will find some remarkable and substan Hal. reductions, Ap inapeo Hon will soon convince you that here, indeed, you can save money. Another "> Example Mall Pennante— With silk rein foreed cord, eut- glass = cylinder shade: $6.00 value $3 00 for ... ‘ Pennant-—One light for hall etd bathroom, bedroom, ote any finish; with brass aterm; Minch casing; $1.50 iS value for Must Go Regardiess. This Cook Stove—Of the very best construe tion throughout, made to last a lifetime. Lars est -alze with largest oven, large reservoir for hot water, A regu lar $20.00 stove, A few of them left going for eel Ranges, the kind we have 40 years, must be sold out. before delay. First Ave. iper Co. “ me, Sherwin-Williams Paint And Varnishes. (Not Cheap but Best) Star Paint & Wall 1421.23 Fourth Factory Piano Store GEO, P. BENT CO. Seattle, 1421 Third Avy near Pike Street. Factory, Paper Co. Ay. 1. Chicago, EATTLE AGENCY R. & G. CORSETS LONDON’S 1111 Geoond Av. Bush & Lane Pianos | “From Factory to Home” | push sfane Piano Go. 1315 Third Avenue. F | Opp. Postoffice. | | Dutch Kalsomine } STETSON HATS The “Banitary Wall Coating In All Fall Shapes DAHLIM 4& BARRY, INC., “The Paint & Wall Paper Store.” 1308 Second Avenue. ow Tailored 401-3 Ready Clothes Shop Pike 6t ie PACKARD |MERRIMAN SHOE CO., SHOES FOR MEN Union Made | 915 First Avenue. Three Dozen Steps from Madison TAILORED READY Hand Tailored Clothes Highest Grade Known Ready Clothes Shop Pike Street Tailored 401-8 American Beauty CORSET Seattle Bargain House 424 Pike Street. RARENO RIED CBE a A CBM OVL LIS RS { roe FIGHER CO., HavilandFamousChina At Exactly Half! Willow their ever \ All All All All All All $16, Shown ir some price in gray, rec Outing made, Very line, five per cen All Wa taffeta, variety take one-qua [HE TONE. Pl nes among the accepte women. Their com biddetine. Flannel taffeta, EINE Ce 1 black, —in t special group of popular crepe, colors and sizes; on t rter and $65.00 Plumes for $50.00 Plumes for $37.50 Plumes for $30.00 Plumes for $22.50 Plames for 0 Plumes for .. All $10.00 Plumes for .. wh All lengths and wid ck Men's Goods Priced Less Men's Outing Flannel 8 t c sale te messaline. myer or popul arity yet the high pric es usually charg We now offer the season's surplus at about half price m rite bination and plain colors white and combination colors All d, navy and in various popular All sizes; Night food outing, full length and « Best value in town they tell us, at Pajamas, ult Men's Buckskin Underwear, and drawers, in a popular shade of tan Discount of 25 Per Cent on All ‘the Finest Dresses for Women iffon over s Over $5.00 to Go at 25 Per Cent Off Walsts of linen and lawn chiffon Regular prices from All at one-fourth off. off the sales check SECOND INE We have purchased from one of the foremost importers in America the entire line of Haviland Famous French China The purchase involves over 10,000 piece and is without a precedent on the Pacific Coast. Over 100 different designs and half as many shapes are included most aristocratic shapes and the richest decorations are com- bined. usual prices this will be an opportune time to get twice as much as you pay for pieces of a pattern,.in some cases six, in some case they will be are six plates we shall not want to sell one or two- take dividual plates and pairs of plates, Too many prices to tell of in detail, cles, 1244c; sets of service plates for Downstairs, Selling the Finest Willow Plumes for Half or Near It ¢ taken their place nent is will be found at Wool a ‘cover all” apron for the work in -the kitchen or specially priced } f dainty apron to wear at an afternoon Robes of extra fine heavy charming 1 lay and S$ ts of lace, net, ) Odd lots and broken lines of Women’s Hand Bm in immense ? broidered Lingerie Waists—the season's best $5.00 to $20.00 ones, twos and threes of a sort; all sizes lect the 3 STONE, FISHER CO., cond and wity led H The finest qualities, the Best of all, we can sell these samples at just half the with Christmas but six short select the ‘There and weeks away and to three twelve, and richest gifts are one, two, old as the patterns run or example, where there you must the set. But of course there are dozens and scores of in- All are marked in plain figures and all are to be sold at half price! but you can get 25c arti- $1.00 articles, 50c} and on to $75.00 $37.50. this morning. 50c articles, 25¢ Sale began Half Prices for All the Hats Over Ten Dollars season is waning our milli of the all the be sold at ex- that the a sale Hats ,Oow nery people lots. All the Pattern Hats, and Exhibition Hats, are te actly one-half former prices. { | $ ; } finery of announce over- increasing, ° Dress d forbid are No finer Rich fur and ostrich trimmed Hats in great Hats are to be found anywhere $37.50 $30.00 $25.00 variety are shown in colors and $20.00 becoming styles. Priced as follows red All $12.50 Trimmed Hats ....$ @.25 $ 7.50 $10.00 $15.00 $25.00 $50.00 in force till All $15.00 All $20,00 Trimmed Hat Trir Hats All $30.00 Trimmed Hats All $50.00 Trimmed Ha And on to $100.00 Ha 8 7.50 a few com med with a few concessic ms light at 10 o'clock price are Aprons For Thanksgiving Whether there be need of this store A hint tion, or a chafing dish pa ty, can supply it, and at a modest price. nerously wide. { >f the aprons that are pretty. Sweaters | 3 +- $1.00 2 Very dainty Aprons made of fine mull or lawn, patterns, well} Ic@ edge and ribbon bow on pocket - .25¢ patterns, wel $1.50 } Others made of mull and trimmed with bows of ol lace and ribbon, or embroid all styles and wool shirts § shapes. Prices $1.50 B9¢, 50e, 596, bbe and on to $2.00 odels to choose All new; in a wide variety of styles and among made of messa ersian and plain silks atur at a straight price concession of twenty- Women’s Lingerie Waists, Hand Embroidered, $3.50 waist and we style another in for one or Worth to $5.00, $3.50 @ up FISHER SEATTLE «Cece» & UNIVERSITY ST New York Dental Parlors, Inc., 614 FIRST LET i © do go0¢ able price We yainting, varnishi ete, Use th AVENUE AVENUE 1 work do ng phone Federal Paint & Wall P. at ull kind tintin NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS, US SHOW YOU Oe “up up $5.00 $8.50 to 85.00 85.00 paper er Co. W here ae Pleas. But Get Our Prices First We avold extra and hig our place ent on a he STOCK to supply factured HAIR GOODS, facture your way you wish. Switeh aad, the in any Braids, Transformation Pompadours Patt Clusters, Wigs and OUR AGHE ONT te that WE MUST SATISEY, ARTICLES if not SATISFACTORY Hair in all shades from the ir present location, h-prade As Curls, wiht up on W sprinkled to the ats our pure recommenda re Ha ‘. WHY ORISWELE 1401 First PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS Fireproof Storage Warehouse f ZAMORA CAUPEMAN, Ave. San Francisc © Hair Store BEKINS MOVING & ST Madison at Twelfth AGE Business Chances. Sea Buy or Sell Real Estate. \4 First Av, near University st! Classified Page.

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