The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1911, Page 2

INESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1911 FRARERRARE ER WD DNSTER GATHERING OF WOMEN CHEER DILLING ge hour P n gupporting the ca Sees W. Dilling was yesterday re ne itt se to ak It we several minute , could | AT THE THEATRES, 0, HELEN PINK : Women Report State __|ALLEGES WOMEN :°s: Training School O.K. WORK TOOLONG | 4 5.1 Against 8-Hour Day Greatly concerned over a hardship that might be worked * @ * * * Moore—“Threo Twine * Grand—"'The Queen of the * Moulin Rouge % Seattio—"The Middleman * Athambra—"Yon Yonson TACON " ‘ COMA, Feb. 1—M 8. 8., dudgie &® Orphoum—Vaudeville H sh WoR wid a * Majestio—V MN aia bach: for_vent * Pantagee—Vaudeville , & & committe t the) Ra upon many industries of the ® Loie—Vaudeville and “motion #®! state training seho ehalia, re ; state, where the products are of * — pictures sane ' ae s ‘ yeu t , a@ perishable nature and where * Star—Burlesque hye ; 4 eer ¥ ' : 1 the season is short, the Cham * ; . i ber of Commerce yesterday * voted against the proposed Pager george . r which eight-hour law for won ae ae eae What Matter If Eggs Are High [ea a i “ARNOLD ZBINDEN’S WORK IN COUNCIL | HAS RESULTED IN BENEFITS 10 ALL CRESCENT Egg Phosphate ‘Tender in Working fo the ras and Welfare “| B AKING POWDER Saves on EGGS and Raises the Dough of men, nevertheless the At the Seattle theatre time.’ ‘Se bas been cue of the lead Try the EGGLESS Cake Recipe ; applaud Re ¥Y and) recetved an ovation, Mrs. H Leong the heights of enthusiasm | » i. Hermon W, Craven, ore the councl! in working for : Three cups fl s Crescent Bak resorted to frantic waving of hand-| Dilling, Mrs. Homer M. Hill. ing Powder, % cu in ‘each of cinnamon cloves and vanill cup la ma ¢ of butter, 1% Margaret C, Munna, Mrs. 8. A. § cups of m 4 z anc f Remember you . hoard, The rocall candidate tol ee ee ee | ELKS TO LectBnn, i January was a busy month for the tng County Huma: relet 08 « County Homa tety, 2 (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) * being repor ‘ ra Great Demonstration and Mra, Peter Bettinger we pee Grant opera we ¢ n-{ cheered repeatedly ee He Says Napoleon HE’S YOUNG—BUT Died in Austria (iy United Prove) Fed. 1—That Napoleon got die on the island of St HA Dut that the man who did was Napoleon's double there gontention of Charles Ou displays curtous docy Rest Bridgework, per tooth dere tea to prov | Best Amalgam Filling .... Tia double of 1 Best Silver Filling . measures that have promoted the to have deer . Full Plates espa * S [city's crowth and welfare and that and placed on th f Best Plates § J have resulted tn the benefit of all. While the real emperor fled We use nothing but the teat | He war an early advocate of the ‘fe Austria and died material that's made, hill regrade project, and Painless extraction free. instre al in bring MILLIONAIRE a All work guaranteed 12 years, J) '8& !t to & successful conclusion OPEN EVENINGS ~~ a found in the grains of wheat Gems here today, following two | oy ts more familiar with: the needa of CRESCENT MFG. CO., SEATTLE Espana Ohio Dentists | 285 esses —— e ment, and to him, more than to any : ADVERTISEMENT.) ay 307! Pike St., over Ow! Drug Co. er agency, belongs the credit of Entrance Room 4, placing the department on @ paying a ON BUSINESS LINES SENATOR-ELECT LUKE LEA After a wrangle extending back | i lwa that « |to the time when the late Senator r may have Carmack was assassinated, the always entitled to consideration Zbin an a better platform MAT THE TAXPAY- | a cocrats of Tennessee finally got and the bolder thereof is man to vot n ofe t ontains ERS SHOULD ALWAYS tegethar thd elected take Lae to who has our respect and recetves sometht: , nays is going} BE CONSIDERED. jthe senate, to succeed Jai B ‘our vote. This claim applies to Mr.|to do. | MERCHANTS’ A. B. C. ADVERTISING CONTEST — Luke is young—32—and will be James Conway,|the baby of the senate, but he hi ta “serapping” record going back to councilman, b4%/the time when he discarded long been in the city |dresses, He's big and strong, which council for seven|got him Into the limelight some Hare is a chance to make money. in two of the advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. In one is a misspelled word, in another a letter has been left out. On the page is a coupon. Read lyears ago when he took the gavel the adv over carefully, locate the misspelled and missing-letter words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattle Star. The first two away from the chairman of a state correct answers received will each be given an order for $1.00 in merchandise. Orders will be drawn on stores whose advertisements contain the words. Ali answers must be in The Seattle Star office be- / convention and nominated his own fore 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They wili be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. No one directly or indi- whole de-|man for governor. Since then he rectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in thie contest. The page is to be run each Wednesday, and this is No. 5 of the series. Remember, in making your answer, that abbrevia- sire is to work for|has ruled with an iron hand. He tlone will not be counted se mistakes, Address A. B. C. AOVERTIGEMENT DEPARTMENT, THE SEATTLE STAR, Seattle, Washington. Last week's winners were Harry Lougee, Amherst Hotel, and Chae the upbuilding of|owns a newspaper, and his father Schwartz, 611 > E § d to see | in-law is the Nashville traction and light boss. Made in Seattle Cut Price for | 30 Days flee ter coinct'in"ivor ana: nae| 4 served continuously since that Best Gold Crowns must use Crescent Baking Powder for good results. Beca Crescent contains the white of eggs and the vital phosphates} water consumers GRIFFIN 'S BUSINESS COLLEGE NEW HAIGHT BLDG. SECOND & PIN GREGG SHORTHAND TAUGHT IN 3105 MOS. ARNOLD ZBINDEN. years continuous ly, and he says Know-How, Light and Equipment Enable Us to Excel All Others Special Sale of Hyacinth Bulbs im the world, and 1 Eureka Glove and Suspender Co. 7) 2Se per doz—25c per doz—25c per doz. few ~ think that with all| e Nove, sensens| CHOOSE PRESTO ve and S coupled - ‘on business mma, we f4 and possibly inside of OLYMPIA, Feb. Gloves Gauntlets, Mittens aed Leather Goods Special Seal, Beck and Moree, for Logging Trade If your it ten years.” Preston of Seattle, ay has always worked | didate for the United § ® business administration | has been tendered the place which has made a move where | will be made vacant by the with ire was involved to his| drawal of Justice Frank H. Rudkin, that they haven't all| who will succeed the late Edward fen into consideration be-| Whitson of the Eastern Washing fm other words, the tax-|ton federal bench. Gov. Hay yes the man whom he is em-|terday offered the place to Pres and works for ton and he probably will accept It SPECIAL VALUES} | 35¢ Dry Cell Battery | | A strictly all-round 5 | Service Battery ‘or 2 c Fe launches, door bells and phones; long life, with great recuperating pow 7 ers. Extra special at, each, (A pure Rubber Strip that any 5 an attach to door or witt , keeping out all rain , Gust, etc; just as im. i One season as anoth | Miieiikes tay house 60 per ' 25¢ Lubricating Oil @eMt warmer, thereby causing Bottle of Nyeoil 2 25c A great fuel saving tor machines, & for Lines, 4 | typewriters, roller skates, bi- Fegular Se ft 4 cycles, ete; does not gum or - 4 dry on the bearings large | - bottle. Special, 2 for 26¢. 10¢ Old Dutch Cleanser for | World - Renowned Old Tc | Dutch Cleanser, with sift Gelcdies OO) | seat tes metal; the same can; best Material al) the way through; for bath Bo plate to wear off; will tubs, sinks, | Wear a lifetine. Teas, set, 33¢ aluminum aged size, set 55c | ware uten rs sils, etc, $1.75 Large Flour Bins Heavy Tin Pour cans, $1419 ly japanned with hinged A very unusual spe. ela) at $1.19. 25c Dustless Duster, 19c These strictly Sanitary Dust ‘ ers will not crock, stain or dis and most durable 5 color clothing or wall papers, ay oe He market— or any white surface; a wool ‘ yarn cloth, chemically treated . that does not lose its proper. size, 19x20 ties when washed with soap } Row Os ‘and water; holds all dust and Sine, 21x32 germs until washed 4 |, now out. Introductory pric c mak UNION MADE Phone Main 3717 OFFICE AND FACTORY 2704 First Avenwe, Near Cedar St, Phones—Main 2016; Ind. 5303 THE ONAOLA RAZOR—Best in the World Barbers Use Them. Haight Barber Supply House G. W. HAIGHT, Owner Importer, Manufacturer, Wholesaler and Retailer ts All Kinds of Barber Supplies. igen and Cutlery RAZORS MADE AND GROUND 1808 VIET AVENUE SEATTLE, WASH. Don’t Forget That the Best $2.50 Shoe Made in America Is Sold by THE MEN’S SHOE STORE 805 First Ave.—Colman Block Cal} and get trie Vibrat doesn't r Coughs, you ean get them Read This Adve EY’s "STUDIO Modern, Portraiture at Moderate Price 705 Firat Ave., Seattle OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 8 TILL 6 EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINT. MENT ONLY. PHONE IND. 2606, The House That Saves You Money THE HOME FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of New and Second-Hand Goods. Remember that we can furnish your home, from kitchen to parlor, at prices lower than any House in Seattle for our clase of goods. Investigate this, as it means a saving to you CASH OR CREDIT—PRICES THE SAME Phones—Main 4911; Ind. A 1643 601-3.5 PIKE ST. THE BUFFALO We LEN 1612-14-10 We 7 Seattle Good Laundering Doesn’t Happen It's the result of steady, determined effort along correct lines, You get it when you send us your bundles. Phone us—we will do the rest. United States Laundry Co., 814-816 Pine St Phones: Main 2862, Ind, 478 PANTORIUM DYE WORKS i Hyacinth Solera, red. ink. light and 970 Denny Way, Near Westlake Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Our Specialty We une the la up-to-date methods, thus producing the best work obtainable. Phones—ind. 7283; Main 7680 Phones—Main 3764; Ind. 4081 WAAK -BAKER PIANO CO. Dealers in High-Grade Pianos 1406 FIRST AVE. ing let 2 and plane ty of the Wiek fon with the ext r tion Player Pianoe—Keed and Pipe Organs Tuning, Repairing and Refinishing WE SAVE YOU MONEY KARPINSKI & WUELBERKE Manufacturers of Fine Shoes and Cordiess Artificial Limbs Ladier and Men's ¢ Made Bhoes, Theat Boots, Dancing Shoes for tender feet, Cork Bh aie hoes for shor Himba, Braces for All Kinds of Deformities SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone—Main 108% Room 11 Madison Bide Cor, Third Av, and Madison Stoelting Trunk Store 706 SECOND AVE. Phones—Main 578; Ind. 578 Clearance Sate of LEATHER NOVELTIES One-Fourth to One-Half Off. MAKER’S PESSIMIST The SECOND ISSUE is now on the news stands. It bawls out the hypocrites. Read it. 10 cents DENTISTRY. Webster describes “e sclence of 1 as Tam an ethical ¢ ut an © away from th should not advertise. I am comparati and take this way of saying that J ¢ ness, will treat you tight, ahd will give you ae good work as you can ett anywhere, and will make the price SATIS ACTORY DR, CHASE, THE DENTIST 215 Lumber Bldg. Second Av. and’ Seneca St Tel.: Main’ 7214; Ind, 66 Gem Egg Market WESTERMAN & SHERMAN 812 Fourth Ave. Ind. A 5592 Is the only place in this here town That selis the best the whole year round. Puget Sound Hat Factory We can make your hat to order or clean up your old one. Kindly bring in your old hat next time you come to town and let us tell you what we can do with it. Or call us up by phone and we will send for it any place down town 1514 FIRST AVE. PHONE—A 1840 Across From the Sanitary Market blush white and yellow Lee Incubatore and Brood one tab please you JACOB ‘KAUFMANN co., No. 638 First Av. South, Below King 5 85 85 85 85 85 SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS ONLY Monogtam Whiskey, full quart, regular price $1.25. Special, Full Quart S5¢ Old Whiskey. Phone us your orders. Bohemian Liquor House 111 Yesler—where the car stops. Main 810—-PHONES—independent 618 YEAR-END SALE What You Have Been Waiting for All Switches, Puffs, Curls and all other Hair Goods and Hair Ornaments going at cost ALICE*M. AIKEN 1331 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. (Cut out ths advertisement and bring it with you—it is worth 10 per cent to you ALICE MAIER on your purchase.) on PRIVATE SANITARIUM NELLIE KLOSS, Supt. For Maternity and Surgical Work, Rheu- matism, Sciatica and Lumbago. We treat these troubles in the Human Bake Oven, and you are sure of results, Separate Treatment Rooms, equipped with Bake Oven and Shower Baths. Terms Mod- erate. 208 14TH AVE. NORTH—Capitol Hill Car Phone—Cedar 667 RENOVATE YOUR FURNITURE The Eastern Upholstering Co. T. E. Page, Mgr. all. kind eed. We do first-c All orders promptly at packing @ specialty. Your 2705 First J Ave., Near Cedar St. Phone—Malin 4041 VIENNA LADIES’ TAILORS We have jus elved the new apring goods and Paris fashion tox, from which to select Now is y , to save money We Make $10 Suits for #35. Fit Guaranteed. ROOM 24 MADISON BLDG. Cor. Third Ave. and Madison St. Seattle Artificial Eyes Fitted as well as Glasses by the Eversole Optical Co. 352-353-354 Empire Bldg. Entrance 914 Second Ave., SEATTLE. A. B. Cc. “COUPON A. B. C. ADV. DEPT., The Seattle Star: The misspelied Adiraes Phones—Ind, 441; Main 9400