The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 5

to do for enlar AR do laundry work REYNOLDS, 4 Westlake av a extended arms of the semaphore mean he Sw r HEY MEAN that the Moving Train has auto- matically protected itself from a collision. No train will follow it onto the block of track it occu- pies. The als are set automatically. As the rain enters a new block an electric circuit is broken and the &rms of the semaphore fly outward, signalling all comers to “STOP.” The cy remain set until the train passes to the block beyond. sign The System en t protection. Amy defect or acci- it to the ele a broken rail or an open switch, will break the c and set the semaphore at “STOP.” A train cannot etner a block that is not safe in every way. The Electric Block Signal and the exclusive use of Steed 1 Coaches make our sys t inviting to those who demand Gofety and comfort when they travel, Line of Shasta O-W.R.& N.CO—ting of, 5h O. S. L. and Union Pacific EE ELL | Gen. Agt, | L. E. GILBERT, D. 7. A, | 7, 16 Second A | First Av. S na Bagot | el. Main 932; Ind. 199 Tel. Main 7378; Ind, 2623. | W. D. SKINNER General Freight and Passenger Agent. |, Bast 414, Cedar 414, Varo are wos MADISON Bekins 1 Ine At 12th an nate as in ——___ Business Bringers. tell real estate, etc. apartme she key holes and 1508 Snapshot photograph of Mre bert Ulrich, the whit won whose husband beat up Booker ° Washington, the famous negro ed F} A h, ucator. Mrs. Ulrich claims that} cone © at the when she went into the hall of th saw Wa: her he saw eetheart AND SMALLPOX Thin, Sunken Faces Built Up and Deformed Noses Corrected t house in whieh she Ii nington peeking says that when | Be Good Looking We ean rei WRINKLES FRECKLES sald “Hello, | facial defec New York Pacial Co. 22-348 ARCAD| Main 8796. Fi Floor Brushes DANLEM & Third Ave, Seattle, Wash. WALL PAPER AND. PAINT SALE BLDG. Ke and 106 roll abe © Varnish per « f BARRY Near Pike THE STAR—WEDNESDAY MARCH 29, 1911. in the yarn, too- tomorrow. New Spi here, an first fitt prices st 49c | 39c | Little Toddlers’ Ortho- pedic Shoes. Not 98, but Women's 3-polnt Kid House Slippers Principal Northwest Agency of Do not think of buying a new Spr red selvage proves that. Better try some of this Silk 7 j [ic MeeDougall Se Southwick Co VY j Btore Open From 8190 — m. to m. Daily j Si | StcOND AVENUE AND Pike StReeT | i‘ IS Cc W. |New York Connection: JAMES McCKRERY & FHINTY-FOURTH STREET | i atin oats Are orn Over ( { te Dainty Gown o =" dnging the feet at nial v| ain y O Ss ve urs- ave * ing @ little broader shoe is the best] # | i Se a birth " j .. | Tee eee ee eee eee | i wale 14 and 16 i } ° * } eft proper for airis « ee 5 ; } * WHEN YOU TAKE * pear flowers to #0 ‘ Dear Miss Grey—(1) Tam 16 and | * THAT VACATION, * A WOMAN LIES as naturally and an easily as a duck takes to wa » me a giri-of | ots noo. 1 go Wea wate ert } * *® | ter, The mo: anual observation will convince you of that ald Henry | A ] > ( f | iInwsé r > | i camp beside \ lg AB Mba *® One giel who is something #/ Smith Williams, M.D. LL. D. speaking of New York women in partic nw a © ) a e ria) sit ) refine jet 1 any | * of a tra #! ular | braided and { . fer ging ead “ sol ® of blue mu * 2 ~ as | bt whether the (a) Ruby Y Oe eek Peas a : , * of the trunk . * THE WOMAN OF TODAY ts not Hike the woman of o! wm poutt, weet e can be witation she . Bak * ing r od When every- &) every essential of womantine and doesn't « pretend | ‘ ? sae ata or chaper What day did ary 19, 1866, | ® thing s folded *] tate her mother, She seems to be infused with the idea that sh | Om PemnoreNtrsente yer pare! fall on? INQUISITIVE JOF * *| be admired t ery man, in the pl { i | clothes 4 ” admired by every man, in the place of having one good home 65c TEA KETTLES, 39¢ | CRANK FLOUR SIFTERS Li I . A—(1) Yes, T thik her fath } * {th safety pins. #] particular m: arah M, Cory, New York artist and student of #o oe eyes Bie we pear Miss Grey Y 1 particular man,”—Sarah ) t jut and student of soct-| | sod COFFEE POTS, § : my th W and bis daughter and you a « garments as #] ology r ae 5 si ak apes OW a wh crwrona.. beyen two realty love * fata trp an el Ea got ae A | 65¢ PUDDING STEAMERS, 39 ay aA do for 7 1 would }each other in the right way, yo * * VACCINATION 18 AN OUTRAGE. When I was a surgeon in the ; air-tie COOKY CUTTERS of S recipe fc h pie er can afford to wait a few yours, Dx * f her acking ®/army, during the elvil war—the o 1 rgeon in the army—I 75¢ JELLY MOULDS, 45¢ ‘ i wrote the & , 2 can to help her read . © stow in the bat. #| found that vaccination brought man Eryaipelas, skin 4 MEASURES, &c nA AR ful daughte ad of a ne *t trunk all the loose #| and others followed It. It is a thousa 1 worse re | in . ) Tt te Impossible to her disobedience. (2) Monda | * e r that comes to the #| diseases vaccinated into them than for them to have smallpox | $1.48 WASH BOILERS, $1 15¢ RINSING PANS ran ot the spots from the de * c i away with a | Mary Walker, before the New York legislature 3 ' NS, 19 the nature 2 t uy | Dear Miss Grey * mad search for tissue paper * 100 LAYER CAKE PANS, 12 25¢ DISH PANS, 19¢ r| AS you are alwa . t * when packing is to be done. soveiia: ane ul ‘ype 4 ou- | he! # out of the: ft r * * hh ik pesey . ni r | | 166 SERVING TRAYS, & 690 BREAD RAISERS eit ng to you w min } RR ee | | - - i and I am ata . take we Ds ¢ of Japan wa j 15e CAKE PANS, Bo BREAD PANS, 4c taisten |to know what to serve, Sho rays, wash them ta warm wate } ged with tips of fingers. |S serve dinner in courses? If s0, how i with little soap and dry them| | Tinware Bection, Basement Floor : dough with as litt seo y courses should I serve, and with a soft inhing 1 } k ee wy Longtellow wrote | any cou BW mead 2 et Ld bi ny ed eur’ or 3) Le hat should I os at each course? | it ww es on Evangeline wnat enn N ANXIOUS WIFE - Step of eweet off | Ket 4 i li flat, with Never use a wooden spoon in mix | Judge the Prices in the Bed Sale by This: k ame A.—I would not advise any at hair ts parted at P| ing {006 containing onion, nor | Dear Miss Grey } tempt at show or pretense. A good ‘ on ik cents teek Ivory knife handles that have be es > - a home” dinner, we voked and toward the back|the onto: wed men tha| come blackened may be cleaned by A k ] d E ] 1 WA: Be esastity served “en famille” ts usual and al-| It ie much less exag-| eog nna: ett be removed for a|bbing them with lemon dipped he n namele IEC for av rene, Sided ways most satisfactory to the host-| [ erated and extreme than the Such a spoon will tm-|" we 1 ggomfpibey pod egy qieng “ mum. eas and guest, A roast, with vege fure of laat year : washed in cold water and they will T ‘ , that : , t 5 — o | part an onion flavor to other foods.) ) Guite white again 1S hardly a wonder, ts {t—that our Thursday Home e sw should aftables, a simple salad, pudding and | jbe qu 5 « ] role Pager dip BE we gs oui dake. te ye a 2 . xy and how coffee ts quite sufficient The length of sleeves begins at | | a walipeace. theo vimstcaene ces us $25.00. All g@ei of 19 Pier skirts - the wrist and ends at the shoulder.| To launder a cotton crepe waist} THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT are B anitaire el, which a a is jag shovld her sk! Dear Miss Grey {The kk sleeve belongs to the!soak for an hour in lukewarm soap| 4 : reelain, and al eed for ten (1) Would you be subject to ai morning, the olbow or three-quarter | suds, using any good soap. T hey sat on the sofa ve very i E i 1 , \ ir she t a < rd ty 4 clone together. Naturally he kept r ‘ A—The ae Baw rest providing you were caught ta length sleeve to the afternoon | wash carefully 4 not to stretel . itieesie-20. aa The Bed at $1.25 Is in ig a ed os tae ing pictures in the parks of Seatt he dress that is practically sl Shake well and pull lengthwise. |opening bis ips as though to say | | eS hraidet | Without a Heense? (2) Also, w leas or where the sleeve exists but! Hang on a coat hang something — or —- importan roa Three ar ze, Mt Neen ets eibbon bows to| Will take wagon grease fron does not reach to the elbows, is|the sun to dry. This Som Cie “Se nned eee See net Y-ine ‘ . eee ine dress ure ame ekirt? RAND R used only for even es. For! the shape across the again. Af last the fair mene $e : gular price of $1.76 w, I the ald be tant pele} Asi-(). We 2) Try gasoline, chiffon blouses, #« od coats|ig best to cover the hanger | #t him with a radiant smile 4a KOT 2 > 4 + $10.00 t | wom. Skirts should keeping it away from excessive} and aftern¢ ‘ shorter| with a Turkish towel or lips displaying sb od yf $13.50 Beds a 10.06 | : at the knee. Stine Hheat. Apply with’ sponge _ length sleeve fs very start cloth. It {# also a good plan to tack|noed the care of ® dents : Gtavicumanianns - = ae v= i } sain ece of tape from the neck to/ eyes Bhe was filled with| M , 3 t ides ar Piles Grey: T expect soon to} The bodice in most ar When laundered in | love and evidently ee ee oe meee ioreesd : B trip and stop at y ad pee as ae ra . the ete ng, gracefully levening gowns ts this manner, crepe waists will re-| did ing the inspira pitees a ee aren ean ¥ vered wi ig 1 will pat ho pt abana. tet me wit Wet K satin Wraps were worn &t | or tain both ‘thelr appearance and| tion escape gee dated nothing abou *. | shin arlo and ¢ | : |thetr shape | “Obey that impulse,” she mu Worth ' y the a c A—Brush the shiny pason, and t d-| Seattle Automobile School, 210 ssiieiline Fae cies $10, 0 $4, 5 { See. D Dut. ! heavy quill bristles coats are being mad ris | Broadway. oes ” crushed be ; n loth And the sofa cushion cru ; a I don't want © ke a ¢.\ under a very damp piece now r » S | Instead of ling the outer cloth 0 bn ees come np 8 Sed es 5) ine i! TROUBLED GIRL woth finish goods spring race m1 | Star “Want” Ads Are | tae waggieoy»3 be soars ag pagent bad ‘ad were married in four $5.90 Beds at $6.20) $3.75 Beds at $2.9. i] . g to asible to. attain wy|tared fs a Bernard me . k ey are|an © - =< | desi surxestions. mows t ee |iines have a disting Business Bringers brary wing the woeks Of White, trimmed with Sant | White, blue or green heavy er if Laid 7 t simoltelty. 38 aire gold enamel, the continu- | amel,’ three-quarters or full : pees not care to ask, calc ake : mpliet I post construction of more " f design t mamen ii put loo c the | Dear Miss Grey ry, all black, tr ous. pe ion © © | size; of design quite ornamen 1 time — — oe rea we in A aE NE Bon i 4 66 99 | an an inch in diameter and | tal, ‘The sides are of angle tron if You wil! be r : pastant read Bap collar and | d | the cross tubing %-inch; 4% Snot. auite id many dishes which - and read 0 k f fe; the head 4 feet 8 . i: te-you. It would be wise t ions edited by Cyt Ore 1 trimmings are of du The asie tries * ling on H 95 if ,w low time ay abd. | an 3 ae F dishes read through ~ wg eet ‘ iy Hesen to Pres jutinition ot| WOMAN AGAINST ' d ' Pig eg aera ' { j Sto Thaokine vo" BOOKER WASHINGTON tter Today Than Yesterday | a THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. if es G ; é rentenh ot esr! 3 Better This Month Than Last 9 f}—______— fee to quit schoo! a ts on bel er S on an Las work? (2) How s sh | S h q Bet Tam S feet 1 inch. (3 ae ome reasons for good business follow—Read them iy ~ I wear gp i, Dear Mis pag o weal oe | R : r you « ‘ ‘ q } By all means go on Star please tell me what a ¥ i ee fea eee FOR DOLLAR-AND-A- 7) ask your teachers to belp| Sta Abfarn prope ot A FI ; WE and you will progress more | tum is worth ean If it will be ne ¥ for! A.—Consult the manager of ¥ § tego to work some an/ lin department of so yeal mu: | 4 a iar better s ho | ee ies sc. Every i fo stop schoo! Dear Mies = | yet : : f ri : i j ae or I am very much in need of w London is famous for his Silk values. Here’s a specimen: 35 and 36 1 | Shoetops and kne as a practical © or houseke ene to ae ee i Bi Sas 4 fe Renee S i | omy Sat’ Golmiiae ted oem AE inch Black Taffeta, Peau de Cygne, I eau de Soie and the ever-p ypular Satin | oman ! i work. Is there any way in which| Messaline, which wears so well; long fiber combed Silk, woven perfectly, dyed | Miss Grey—Please tell you can help me? I am unable to| h trgeaty H i ‘New Footwear Newest Oxfords, Gibson Ties, One R. & G. and Two-Bar Sandals, ete., ete., in all popular leathers—the dressy patent, Corsets the genteel vici, the popular velvet London has them all. Note the lower ring models now d we have yours. prices— $1.98, $1.69, $1.49 New Tan Boots Of the Better Sort ing Suit without ing yourself with an R. & G. The Suit is | ,. 6 sin tees They've got just the right sort of “nifti bound to be a success 4 “wa . *y ness” you've been looking for Spe- with an R. & G. R. & G. | cial, Women’s Tan Boots, a pair $2. 49 $2.49 BEST SHOE VALUES IN TOWN AT LONDON'S art at ...$1.00 Wome Viel Hand-Turn House Oxfords 98c $1.49 | | Women's $3.50 New | Patent Blucher Boots Women’s House Ope ra Ties $25 and $30 Women’ s Suits $16.95 This is the greatest “barg navy blue and cream serges lighter sh and mixtures, mestic and imported goods misses and women. One Hundred TRIMMED HATS $ REGULAR PRICES $: to Hats, Newest 0, ¥ One Hundred Trimmed from our regular ¢ $10.00 lines will be p day at There are no two alike, and we the best value you will be shown t MORNING SPECIAL From 8:30 to 11 A. M. 27 Flannel, neca St. } », from 8:30 to Ll Sn aevere 5 No Phone or C. O. D. Orders Taken ain” of the season. Handsome ‘Tailored Suits, made of also blacks, black and white checks, and hundreds of the in tans and grays. The materials are the best all-wool do Jackets lined with guaranteed silks and satins. All sizes for 3. 98 | me i ars 69c $10. 00 | selected New of About 50 good patterns in lawns, Spring and line washable Waists, Summer 00 and $3.98 | sure this is fe and other materiais. All sizes, from 32 to 46. on House nage sateons, challis, ginghams, chambrays, madras feel ' his se TOWEL SPECIALS Linen Huck hemmed; size Special Sale pric Two Blanket Towels; 17x32, € all white; on, 122 Cotton Huck Towel, hemmed; Specials red bord size 30x14 5: Special Sale price, each 2 | 104 Gray, Tan or White Blank. nace ch Towels, good | &% fancy striped borders; a Fe eer: hamid: | splendid blanket for a % bed; extra strong; size A, | standard $1.00 value. 9 Special Sale pric 112c¢ Special price, per pair . c 11-4 Tan or Gray Blankets, full SHEETS size, for double bed; heavy twilled; worth $2.26 pair; pink Bleached Sheets, size 72x90; im- | or blue striped borders. Spe- proved seam, Spe cla} price, $ 3 Sale price, each ... Alc por pair ....... “ 1.3 iia ican eat a And the results have proven its superiority over all other brands Insist Upon It HAMMOND MILLING COMPANY Millers to the People DON’T FAIL TO VISIT THE BIG SWEDISH COUNTRY Swedish Club Hall Corner Eighth Av. and Olive St. Grand Opening Wednesday Eve. The 29th of March, at Eight o’Clock at 2 and 8 o'clock, the on night of Saturday, with a | ‘Grand Ball and Carnival Big Doings, Foreign Attractions. Highly Dec- Choice and Fancy Work of All Descriptions. afternoons and evening $ist of March, and closin April 1st, Continuing and 30th | Special Prizes orated Booths Various Exhibits. Mystifying Stunts. Amusements for Old and Young Alike, | Refreshments Served. i] Elegant A Jolly Time With Jolly People Program Rendered Every Evening. Buy or Sell Real Sanit. Bisean Chaniies