The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1910, Page 6

: 6 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1910 ; | | 7. | Ae eee eee eee, ; | * - ‘ CALL SPECIAL ELECTION * WOMAN RUNS WIRELESS, * * * }* NEW YORK, Nov, 20.—The * J, Loule Charbneau, curator of | * first woman wirele operator ® the Washington Btate Art a cla | ® Of af Ocean steamer a i* tion, yesterday filed with the city] * the Cl liner Mohawk . comptroller a petition calling for|* terday, Bhe is Mins Gray ® thia Grey's PE OWT EG Be [0 ccoctal election vorrsary fi on|* nets Jacksonville, # |a bond issue of $600,000, to be ex-|* and Ie ears old. She ® s ndé y PB ROBLEMS pended for the purchase of a site| * has had two years’ experience ® orre corresponde jfor the Museum of Art and | * manager of a telegraph of ® It {# well to remember that the| Sclencer The petition is signed|* fice at rd, Fla 1 r Mine Grey: Tam 16, 6 feet 6) happiest and healthiest child is the| y Samer . lias hea tall and weigh 143 pounds.| one who is least handled Comptroller Bothwell promptly) * #¢ #4 8 How long should my skirts be, and made application to the erv-t st how should I wear my hair? String beans, peas and spinach |!° board for a force of cl toy Rev. Dr. Adna Wright Leonard Flora. are by far the best vegetables for|°M@ek up the petition pastor of the First Method Broad collars are seen on many A.—-Skirts to shoe tops, or just! children and their mothers to eat.| Episcopal chureh, in an addre w coats and even on some above, Hair parted, rolled at wide | The industrial development of|before the First Baptist ehureb newest KOW braided and ted near end wit! FAITH, Alaska, as recommended by Gov-| last night commended the work }large ribbon bow, or turned up and ernor Clark, will be the »# of the council probing committer Sk ar still narrow and] | tled close to head | Better trust all and be de [Of conferences between the 1 a splendid atraight | ceived, mittee on national affairs and the | fie nd thankless | Dear Miss Grey: (1) Should ene And weep that trust and [Committees on Alaskan affairs of the m¢ will come when t Evening wraps of colored velvets | fond « gift on recelpt of invitation| that deceiving, Chamber of Commerce, A plan will|evi) influence will finally 4 ar pat Line to a wedding reception? (2) When Than doubt one heart, that if |be formulated to port Governor Y from hia official | and to whom should one send aco believed, Clark's recommendations power.” Wid garnitures are. being muck knowledgment of invitation? Had blessed one's life with used by milliners in Mowers, quills | Mary true belleving and cabochons | A-=-(1) Not necessarily, (2) Do} Frances Anne Kemble the parents, or the in- whose : | |hames the invitations are Imued BREAKS A COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS WITHOUT QUININE} Velvet buttons and narrow vel vet ribi ns are extensively used as Dear Mise Grey: (1) Tam 28, and jengaged to a man who refuses to }work, What shall I do? (2) In Silk sashes and ties finished with large silk are used on the | Jamocking becoming to a large per Nothing else that you can take| at new gown mc | ® Mand will break your cold end grippe 4 4 4 af @™ a A.—-(1) Better break the engage-jso promptly as a dose of Pape's | 4h Cape & are the pr ment unless you love him enough to| Cold Compound every two hours un-| covering >» wear wit i] support him all his life (2) No.\l three consecutive doses are suits a ng coa e taken, pee | Dear Mins Grey: (1) What can I] The most miserable neuralgia} sive my flance for Christmas? (2)} | What will make the hair fluffy? } A Reader pains, headache, dullness, head and | nose stuffed up, feverishness, snees- | jing running of the | 1 -— marr A—-(1) Scarf pin set with his|throat, mucous cats charge ‘ : oe oe ee prove birthstone, and te to match, Books | sorenes stiffne umation ) : etery Smoking set. Hand embroidered | naj bes t » . pains and rd begin to| arms “ it initial handkerchief (2) Dry | leave after the very first ¢ | aten 1 aonek oven it tha “ shampoo | Papo'’s Cold Compound ts the re-| " . jwult of three years’ research, at al 3 ; Dear Miss Grey: I recently met alcost of 1 than fifty thousand | { : ~ young man who has since been|dollars, and contains no quinine, | ' “< bic rhngtle This creation walked into the shop of a Parisian photographer ; me 08 Oe three Umes a which we bh ave ¢ ly dew H . « a the other day to have ken. When the camera clicked it | sald he would call last We cee csaget gab bg m the treat-| FI OT IR i . aleve: caught a good view us hat, tilted to expose the cap be At Pet ery Mareen | ant Se een’ | P ~ " te . « low, which stays on " er takes off the hat at the thea ask h oe wrong fa: a Take a Ce n pound an ; 0 YOU W ’ or elsex Whe molselle came to settle for her pleture A Gr en Bada Re aed raphe na ad ang thes ° : « a an a or an explanation a ere is no other medicine made o P - f ‘erapher dis t his customer was none other than [®" 4 ea ~ } J | : ' a oe Siieaive & tend r friend Gaby Destys, ex ne-King Manuel's “lady fr eas knywhere else in the world which 15 use f bg Aun Pao ; ss te - will cure your cold or end grippe| th ; co : | Dear Miss Grey: 1 wish to give Mminery as prot and without any | la ne, potato salad and coffe Noyvung | Pneourage the habit of trathtul | Two Hours With Dobbs Ate , ness in the children by always tell ing them the truth ‘ and His WHAT'S THE t " n making stricter marriage laws? A ti M ti erfect paragons, and some mean trait te tor many gen ms back in just as likely MRS FREDERICK SCHOFFP, | mother c of National Congress of Mothers. | THE TROUBLE WITH AM t RIC AN SERVANTS Ia at oy the | out of their rt t ‘will 0 er be of any us then and he ae ping which they must | know if they are | at the CLUB LIFE TEACHES A WOMAN the value of gentleness, ana the Dew 8:30 Sharp Everybody Come On cg Sale Dr. 2. Hirown or LW Thoroughly Practical Christmas Gifts fancy weave stiteh 48c, 35c. sai d5c Women's $3.98 Heavy All-Wool Coat Sweaters, m pe 1 MORNING SPECIAL Light and Water Consumers and Water De As ale from 8:30 to 10:4 ele eh ‘ 50c } $3.00 Heavy T ight and water be rendered on the back aide of pestry Couch Here is an attractive set, consisting of three pleces, similar To illustration, bullt of highly polished nce fe tye ag ogre vy ¢ as ae Covers, 60 inches wide mahogany, w ose cushions of silk velour. Choice may be had of several patterns. card and returning the other baif to the original payors, stamped paid at ibis titel anes | 8 yards long $1, 99 A good value at the regular price, $ ). Special at $45.00 the time payment is phgemec taller ~ 48c Special #1 NOW AND $1 WEEKLY Branch Agencies of the American Express Com- eee en ie 98 1g oandllggag Perego Pe pany Where City Water and Electric Light boxes of six C | 3 yards tong $2 58 $6.00 ROCKER | $13.50 MORRIS CHAIR Bills May Be Paid. with O. $9.75 Ilue ge embroidered 48c ¢, but smaller 25c | Women’s $2.00 Kid | int As a size Japonette Handkerchief $3.75 This is an ex American Express Company, 106 2rd | Georgetown Pharmacy, €009 12th Ave Routh Weerd’s Pharmacy, 2601 Jackson Publie Market, 1613-15 ed here Juliets, $1.39 macy, 1932 5. Ma Duniap’s Pb ceptional value is a hand ~ Pharmacy, Wm. 0 men, with Og Rubber heel real kid upper, in @ large, roomy Morris ‘ initia C patent tip s lastic side Rocker, built of ‘ of selected Drog Co, 2134 Queen As above, but lighter weight that will outwear t oak, in golden quarter - sawed Gain ee | shoe ... finish, with com oak, in highly man od Seo 3" 25c a shes “oon 49c Infants’ Goatskin “Nae wy 43 Shoes, 69¢ m., 128 rd Ave fortable roll seat Fishes and = well-brace c spring’ d ie fitt felted cotton tan Pharmacy, denek’ macy, #04 Pike nm ’ od abeo's macy, Feast ink i en ee : yt ' oui Persian Ombres and other late | These litt “er, ae Ra . ee Varsity Pharmacy, $268 14th Ave. | Clarke's Pharma 400 1th A pattern arin-Hand | nigh inde Nyy the strain is velour, in @ good i Martell’ Drug Store, No, 1, 608 2nd Sreomcens | alg f odtect mesa dety. of colors. jabbard Drag Btore, 1118 Woodlawn | A , | soft as a glove and roomy for cor Regular price Westlake Pharmacy, 2001 Westlake | Biore, ¢10 and Ave” size to 6 % Th e styles Gorrsrein e . | Ave A | Special 4 ginal eae en Anne | Bartell's Store, No, 4, Ball Han¢ } i to select from Branch, 6344 Hailard Ave and | Infants’ Felt Soft 608... Brggouce any color; called th A $1 Now and $1 $1 Now and $1 SUBURBAN BANKS “ ache as y 4 « rm ek! AY ‘en 3a Shoe Pharmacy 17 4th | BANK : Ave. & FREMONT STATE BANK, Fre t ern “ 909) THE IDEAL Reichert @ Rothehild, 1800 % Union | BALLARD BRANCH UNION BAV Golf Shir ‘ & TR. CO a ares Willet Drug Ce 600 Calls | GRORGETOWN BRANCH UNION ' | HAV. & TK, CO., Georget Light Ple fornia. Ave n UNIVERSITY STATE BANK, Unive CHRISTMAS GIFT et a asa 9g | Nada ti Fo A. Maihe Beach Gladden the heart, lighten the 4 YD eeer : ie ee “i Sag fal 88 | pu ? me of thene 6 t CULIZENS HANK or GRORGE of a ange. The admirable ranges—pay $1 now and fimnith 1 Co,, $01 Becond Ave OWN gotow the balance on terms of $1 weekly Collegetown Bhop, 4446 14th Ave SCAN. AMER. BANK, BALLARD. SARL hehe esbomtall, is the balance on terms of $1 weekly ewe ial BLOOMERS livered to your home immediately, or held for Christmas delivery if de sired. Buck's represents the ideal, prac TELEPHONES CITY HALL TREAS, COLLEC | LIGHT WATER Children’s Black Sateen tieal Christmas gift Children’s Striped Outing Flan TION BRANCH Main 6500. le 40 nel Bloomer age 25 Ind. 4100. Local 27 2 to 12 Cc THIRD DISTRICK FIXED RATE ACCOUNTS, DUR IN DECEMBER, 1910, will be payable at the Treasurer's Office, Prefontaine Bldg., only ED. L. TERRY, Treasurer Women's Best Black 98c Crockery—Carpete Sateen Bloomers a delight indeed when csiiate ial Meissan (ae Ga aéuancrniteese bier ta ac‘teee ome 6 d 0 HH Are pre-eminently satisfactory stores—We try to fully please every custom- Ce ee i ae ag ee ran pera Ouse er, and if we fail we return the money instantly, without question, This, we em MAS, WILLIAM T. HELMUTH, champion club women ot | think, and so do the many thousands of our customers, is Real Satisfaction Women’s Wool Sweaters Seattle- Made - aponlpn AE Suit Cases a 39 Our Customers Find Seattle-Made eat ae 4 si : rt avenwe, | Prices—50c, 75c, $1.00 that, throughout merit and minds the recipient of $4.50 All-Wool Form-Fitting Coat Cases THE BEST the giver ith belt; cardinal, navy or $2, 98 tae ac: Such f n broad ass affording ample variety in in | isa 4 1 Suit Case expensive as well a pieces, Be ture pecials Ale pot pled —Same e nt. Alligator Children’s Play Sweaters, part woo ae “vy brass lock; Inside Reed Fiber all aroun metal corne | Couch Cover Specials | Women’s Kid Shoes, ot Be by the SENECA ST. ENTRANCE | hoe: Tiered’ «gh 38, 1086, From 8:30 to 10:30 | y | the AMERICAN w named Senegal Gray Blankete—Dou $1.50 Roman Stripe Couch t five ($) cents per bill; or at any of the following named BUSURBAN 1 ur selling | Covers; 54 inches wide and SPRCIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO THE FACT THAT PAYMENT p : oo be Gusciat 95c T OK WATER BILL THROUGH ANY BANK OR @#UB of these fine Biankets got | * fal . HEREON 18 ENTIRELY OPTIONAL WITH THE PAY slightly scorched in transit $ Ghnsite< id . N KET )BLIGATORY IN < Et oe - 2 ‘ouch Covers, 60 inches RIGHT TO MAKE RE but are practically as good as | wide and 3 yards THe OFFICE IN PRE the day they left the r On} jong. Special ‘ BUILD: Underwear—Hosiery—Men’s Weat Begin en to teach th regular habits. Two mon i Hog ll the ts nog Lae Gregg Shorthand 3TO5 MONTHS the Binge GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE New Haight Bide. 24 Fitth Floor PRR AOE 2 A a nee a Strong Fiber Board, Roomy ss fittings and lock, ard Suit Case, r and heavier. linen lined; three 1 98 Suit C “neat 31.38 inner pocket; tle straps; $2.10 $1.25 Pair We've sold 10.000 pairs of this very and know it is thoroughly good and reliable; patent tip, extra bright viel kid, firm welt style soles, milk itary well worth $2.00. $1.25 25 Women’s Glove Calf. Shoes, $1.49 tomorrow ng leather; we s shoe for grow s’ wear, Spe 1,49 4 a patr oes ' Nottingham Lace Cur- tains at Priced 85ce Lace Cu Special 4 p. : nN ‘Ke 4 A Q ¥ : b Old Store, Upstairs Curtains—Blanket® gerores rreccertrryrsrrrse: