The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1910, Page 5

this or ter-Su Talks. A NEGLECTED ART = pp be latest virtue es t pt the bome, str bk AT ee Pater a home fee ph ee | ‘presen eee fies ¥ho open the + interest. Mee who bave 1 feeves will remem b+ every WE) pos: gave to the chi yper to «ive | 8 Christmas or @ they celebrate { on Mon How about this . cousin, is suita gart pin or & silver brooch? ly cheerved on Monday. » or naphtha for thin eyelashes A little white vaseline should applied + tape wee. Am a reader and always go tor your | i play kissing ga (2) How shor Mir? (4) How long “DILL PICKLES @ boy and your perents ap 2) Kissing games are isproper for boys and girls | (3) That is o BMepends upon the « cet. | ft fa to be ord ABOUT BABIES 77 ed Up Gr in the arts In this country, there t« a few of the tnner circle know tremendously upon the » the gentle art of living in other Tt ts one of the fine arts, albelt t or in tors, The key athy——that sympathy which en Nor pe # place, Sympathy ts 1, and it is one of the human r & almost wholly lacking In uitivation, and the rewards which it for all the labor of acquiring it a home, especially in a position of thes misery, both for himself t fore she enters, and any are a dependent, and that = rene that you will be t anding m of the f © have your 1 e of misery 4 in having friends or rela or it remembering that yoar of (he family privacy, made t be grateful, and conduct ’ my & blessing to all of living in other people's to the mistress of the house #; they will endear them and so relieve the mother of * when the hushand and father ts ate in speech and action of the eat oll upon the trou d master the art of living the wise, and they need no instruction. The best chum a girl can have ts her fathe eve A silly mother oft has a wise | child “ee A mother's tongue either makes jor mars the happiness of the fam ily re aa Too much seriousness is a danger ous thing TODAY'S AMERICAN WOMAN | She's a Daughter of Tom Lawson, Seon to Wed. | | MISS DOROTHY LAWSON. | The third daughter of Thomas W. Lawson fa « n to wed. She is Miss Dorothy Lawson, and the he fixes ls December 15. The person Is 1 the Massa chusetts congreseman . WwW Me Call. Miss Law s much of her father’s kee SRE ee EMBROIDERY GIFTS. It not too early to begin jery for the holiday 4 are out of ook down this if there is not w there 4 be for Mir Apron Linen handbags andkerchiefa Fans Collars and Jabots or stocks Opera bags Handkerchiefs and laundry also workbags These may be worked shadow, French eyelet, solid et Pat s for their mak ing can be purchased any known flower, or can drawn by the clever worker All of them make most accep table gift most SSPE SEES SEER EEE EERE EER ee ee Pee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee ~ FASHIONS the frost and in exc Cheese and sanitary dishe ent qualities and so easily kept white and clean make) Foot Drafts, Michigan's it eapeciaily destrabie. A yard of ternal Cure for Rheumatiom af ev-| cheesecloth dampened with a fewlery kind—ehronie or acute—Mus Sciatic, Lumbago or Gout er where the pain or how chopr aliced | easily and ¥ fixing the stal The State Bank of] °:":.%: THE STAR— SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1910. THE WHITE HOUSE CROWD «.” ey with tassels. if You Have RHEUMATISM Sign and mail this coupon to MAGIC POOT DRAFT CO. lL, K 49, Jackson, Many lovers of pumpkin pies ob t to the fat taste of the canned article gathered be Mich frost is . the stem coated with sealing waz, and stored tnifu “** "TTT eetes coeeceses & dry place, can be kept from one |} Address ......cccecs socoeee seasot anoth 2 1 wil) bring youagl Magic Foot Drafts to try Read below Pair cating the stem, Free. prepald, a regular $1 pa of paraffin ol] makes an ex at dustcloth. ee and on after y ra fancy salad, cut red pe 6 th trial » oh and sprinki satisfied with the tuce and gare with | benofl ed, you can send us es, curled parsley and/One Dollar. If not, you pay noth celery tl ing. You decide, and we take — | your word Stains in table ‘1! may be} oved by plunging th Ucles in pure bolling water. ter we i have the effect ntry, appreci for Chr Magic Foot Drafts on approval to ma Ve pay 4 per cent inter- m Sav e markably omens Certain cure? Sure nme ——— st a when such a cure aie: i> MUTUAL LIFE BLDG, LK 49 Oliver Bldg First Ave. and Yesler kson, Mich. Send no money—| t upon, Write today. _ Credit Will Make Christmas Buying a Real Pleasure nas buying a ch cash at I igh Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o’Clock qsternOut itting’Com 1332:34 “Se sattlesReliableCredit House’ Unley Second Ave kyown hymns, in the | dar charged | could not I } known ; have anything t6 do with him, t Hudson Years imprisonment husband to Dalby almost two ye Panama canal served notice to # seers that fr made only a perf Idaho State bank at Hailey which closed tts doors a Idah viseyed and fair is Mins Adelaide Culp, who made ber social pow this senson and jolned the bouquet of bude which graced the debut of Miss Helen Taft at the White House this week railway Misa Culp will represent Mon ey in that group of debutantes, She fs the daughter of J. M. Culp, first vice president of the Southern raftway } j One of the newest scarfs ts of a heavy silk net lined with chiffon and has gathered ends finished h makes a serviceable) Upon receipt of above coupon we will send you by return mal, a Magic reat Ex y hundreds of thousands, and wo one paid us a ent until after trying them. Isn't this evidence that the Drafts are al sent you y e curing of 30 and 40 you try them? mail the coupon with| sddress to Magic Foot] ‘Hymn Writer on Trial; Tried to Kill His Chorus Girl Wife Alfred H. almost from the honeymoon they welt. | had quarreted trial He was insanely jealous,” she ria with him, and we ated, I told him I never w etty | sep The | he kept bothering me, coming to the in 26 | theatre and begging me to live with him again \ The shooting ocourred on July ng house Mr ed | Dalby has been in the Tombs ever that | sinee NO MORE FREE TRIPS TO PANAMA mmission has thus ough | who | been victimized at government ex upon the | pense, The technical charge against the government vi the 1 diers of | recor o sight) mission A the government out of the cost | nis of presenting forged ye the purpose of defraud of tran rtation to Panama, All that the| were held for examination BRADY FIRES 1OKKO | JOYFUL SHOUT SENDS SIX MEN TO DEATH ler on having eluded the cus oma guards on the Swiss froutier, was the cause of his six companions being killed by an avalanche MEMORIAL SERVICE BY BALLARD ELKS The annual memorial service of hand in his|the B. P. O. EB. will be observed |i gow that by Ballard lodge No. 827 tomorrow | exam-/|afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Bal of the | lard lodge room. Brother R. B. Al-| deliver the eulogy, and! bertson w there wi of special muste RESULTS!!! Our offer of reward for informa- tion showing the fraudulent use of the LADY WELLINGTON name by unscrupulous dealers, is bringing The UNIVERSITY FUEL CO., Railroad and Brooklyn avenues, has been caught red handed. This firm s LADY WELLINGTON at 50c per ton less than the regular and then delivers a low grade lignite worth a couple of dollars less er ton and calls it LADY WELL- NGTON coal y have played this trick once too often. The name LADY WELLINGTON COAL is copy- righted and as such protected by the law will make them toe the mark where the indignant wrath of the disgusted consumer would avail nothing. are other unscrupulous ‘t forget that. To - absolutely sure of getting the LADY WELLINGTON your order with our main office or authorized LADY WELLINGTON dealers ‘Pacific Coal & Oil Co 401 Hinckley Block. Both Phones, 5040. LADY WELLINGTON PRICES— LUMP, $5.50; NUT, $4.00; FUR- NACE, $3.75, at bunkers. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. Every Bell Telephone is the Center or AITHFUI Bell phone, ell , Steadily increases in use core of errands while a messen- You e to accer phone the univer a n e any time wt the inge of the System sald, “and his temper was always! erous, At last 1 found that [| | seat anything you ea a dis t| five minutes af 1] was standing | dations to the canal com | YOUR UPSET, SOUR, IS RELIEVED Every family here ought to keet j#ome Diapepain in the house, as an one of you may have an attack of Indigestion or Stomach trouble any time, day or night This hafmloss preparation will a If your meal what little you ou, or Hew like a lump of lead in our stomach, or if you have heart burn, that ta a sign of Indige Ask your Pharmacist for a 60-cern case of Diape und take a you can. There ngs, no belehin no sour undigested f tomach gas or heartburn, fullne business. Pe iGO Taikiog Sherman } 1400 Second Ave. ]Newr Union St, Seattle n't tempt you, or » eat seems to fill 200 mixed with acid, no THE VICTOR Is an Ideal Christmas Gift $1.00 Will Bring One From SHERMAN, CLAY& CO “Easy payments”—the modern way of doing Many people amply able to pay cash prefer to avail themselves of the easy-payment plan. We are glad to sell you a VICTOR in that way. Come in and see us about it today. GASSY STOMACH IN A FEW MINUTES or heavy feeling in the stomach nat Debilitating He or intestinal griping. Thi will all go, and, besides, th “ no sour food left over in the tomach to poison your breath with win nauseous odors Pape'» Diapepsin ts @ certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it prevents fermentation and takes hold of your food and digests it just the same as if your stomach wasn't {nutes from all any drug store almost mia, In ch trou Ores Pret mascara a Prater to and ringer’ Pies Pianos, ay & Co Nimeteen Stores Pactfie Coat =? dinances Now 26474 and 25478, both LIGHT OR WATER Bil D THE SAMI NCES BY MAIL AINE BUILDIN the time paym Bills May Be Paid. Ave Weed's Pharmacy Taoks M pottan Pharmacy, 926 Woodeock's Pharmacy, 604 F t Varsity Pharmacy N. I Hubbard Drag Store, Mission ¥ Ideal FP Beacon Hill Ave Reichert & Rothehild, 1800 E Willet Drug Company, 24 Ind, 4100 Loeat 47 ATTENTION Light and Water Consumers For the convenience of patrons of the Light and Water Departments of the city of Seattle on and after December 1, 1910 th ROUGH ANY BANK OR BUB- NOTED HEREON 18 ENT Branch Agencies of the American Express Com- pany Where City Water and Electric Light American Express Company, 806 trd harmacy, 2222 M. Madison Closson & Kelly, 122 Occidental Ave Standard Drug Co, 2134 Quee’ Anne Ave Shaw's Pharmacy, 918 2nd Ave Kinsel Bros, 123° ard Ave The Stone-Fisher Co. AT-1219 and Larrabeo’s Pharmacy, 2249 Eastlake | Westlake Pharmacy Westlake TELE PHON CITY HALL | PRBAS, COLL TON BRANCH Main 8500 faeai 416 LHIRD DISTRICE FIXED RATE ACCOUNTS, DUE IN DECEMBER, 1910, will be payable at the Treasurer's Office, Pre proved Oct. 28, THE FACT THAT PAYMENT .NAL WITH THE Pa¥- ERED OBLIGATORY IN HT TO MAKE RB- THE OFFICER IN PRE- pald at Georgetown Pharmacy, 6009 12th Sanitary Public Market, 1613 - 1528 at Ave. Interbay Pharmacy, Wm. G. Her man, Prop., 1600 Grand B 4. The Hatlard Pharmacy, H. 8. Cal- oun, The A je Pharmacy, 225 Pike 8t. Rark Pharmacy, C. Hi, Gt man, Prop,, 425 mont Ave Mountain View Drug Store, 180 N. rd Store, No, 2, Main A Barteit’s Drug Sore, No. 3, 1438 tet 4, Ballard B44 Ballard A SUBURBAN BANKS THE RAINIER VALLEY STATE BANK FREMONT STATE BANK, Fremont. BALLARD BRANCH UNION SAV. & TR. CO, } GEORGETOWN BRANCH UNION SAV. & TR. CO UNIVERSITY STATE xet ANK, | GREEN LAKE STATE BANK, n CITIZENS BANK OF GEORGE TOWN wn SCAN.-AMER, BANK, BALLARD u | WATER Local 47 Local 46. | Local 27 Local 39. ED, L. TRRRY