The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1911, Page 5

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Roll 6 pints white sugar, 1% pints water and 2 teaspoons cream of tartar antil ft ropes. Flavor po to greased plate and when cool enough to handle, pull until white What ts the r used for re from between R. D. r Miss G f the plas frown lines ter, obtainable at any drug store. But do not expect to remove wrink vermanently by this treatment tive vision may be the cause wrinkles may be records of eter or emotion smoothed out over night. Gold braid, which has become ied, may be brightened consider. if powdered alum mixed with BaldnessDueto Maltreatment of the Scalp If we could not show for your own personal investi- gation more and better re- sults from the use of kiggs’ Eczema - Dandruff Cure during the past year than remedies. would certainly feel that our efforts had been an eni- tire failure. Scalp disease and its resulting baldness is rapidly increasing in this country. It is high time to wake up to the fact that you must be shown, and if the remedy has no past record its future is hopeless. There is no reason why any sliould go bald, hut who are you going to blame for this? Not us. The A. P. Riggs Hair Grower & Cure Co. Two Stores 1216 Third Av., Seattle one and 39114 Stak St., Portland, Or. not to be |their work, and if be errs in matter it is more |from trying them too soon than too| ill want to know late jevils which arise from using thea lc }tege too early and too much | | | | | | 4 | im today's may be procures Guess from these the jens it, TN in the THE faced with © rviceable as well ¢ either mantle ter garment Date Pudding. gar, 1 large cream thes hoveth t qatre | and make tand while extra, WHO IS THIS WINNING MISS Alice Sher, Lucetta Sauie, Virginia Marshall, Any old kind of a rotten guesser ought to be able to beat The Star essing bee y¥ before you had to pick one was printed from nine Sunday Last Two Days of day to the Winnin The Siege ~-or- Star office. * * * * * * * * * a a Today's picture is Now get busy, prof you win pooked for ee ee ee COUPON NO. 3 Picture at the Class Signed Address ee MOTHER the Moor, let him about learning to ¢ Instinct will tell him w tle When baby is able PROBLEMS Use surgeon's adhesive plas-| Bloased in lengthy ha’ to sit alone on take bh awl on his tt legs are strong enough Theatre THIRD AT PIKE Wi dy it will be | Word. hat was the word? Bowed legs are one of the It takes a braver person to wash | of dishes than to order a suit pressed. pr’ Mr. Rent - Paying Workingman Have you ever figured what you are getting for what you pay out for rent—or, rather, what you DON’T get? The landlord will take your hard-earned money for €wenty years, or as long as you are willing to pay—but he won't give you a deed to even the paper on the wall or a fence picket in return for your good dollars. And if you get behind on account of sickness or suchlike— out you go!—without so much as a “Thank you.” You know this only too well. “Can't help it?” Nonsense, man! Easiest thing in the world to — the tables and get full value for every dollar you put into your ome. We have a plan of vital interest to every one with a limited income who wants and needs the use of it for himself—that of selling you a home place, in one of the most beautiful parts of the city, WITHOUT INTEREST on deferred payments, and only $10 down and $5 a month, every cent of which goes into the property itself. That’s better by far than you can do elsewhere. That ought to sound good to you—especially when you know that the tract is in a direct line south of Mt. Baker Park, only thirty minutes from Pioneer Square, with good car service and Sc fare. And there will be another line, the Beacon Hill, extended to and through the addition, which alone will double values. Also, the Park Board is to build the Lake Washington Boulevard, 80 to 110 feet wide, for a distance of a mile through these grounds—and this WITHOUT ANY LOCAL ‘AS- SESSMENTS, which means another big net saving. Lots are 40 and 50 feet by 100 to 160, giving plenty of room for all the vegetables and fruit you want to grow—and two lots will make a good-sized chicken ranch that can be made to pay your living expenses and for the property into the bargain. View? You bet! Lake Washington, Puget Sound, Duwamish Valley and both Cascades and Olympics. It’s the kind of neighbors you want that are buying—and buying quick, to the tune of over 150 lots already sold—good, earnest, thrifty people, who know what a dollar means both to earn and to spend. Oh, yes—there’s city water on the addition (flat rate 65c¢ a month) ; telephone and electric light at north end, which will be extend- ed as demand warrants. Grade and high school, churches, near by. ’Most forgot the price—$200 up. Same terms apply, whatever priced lot you select. But you cannot form a just opinion from a written description. You need and want to see with your own eyes, and ask questions face to face. No undue urging by salesmen if it doesn’t hit your fancy. It’s selling fast enough without brag or bluster—on the straight merits of the proposition. Come in or phone to make appointment right away—or, better yet, look the property over tomorrow. Take Renton car to Cade Sta- tion, 5c fare, and walk four blocks west to addition, where salesmen will meet you. The Elliott Bay Investment Co. 555 COLMAN 8LDG.—MAIN 7389 FASHIONS Today and Moscow World’s Greatest Battle STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1911, |NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS GUESS WINNING MISS’S NAME, WIN FREE THEATRE TICKETS AMUSEMENTS Both Phones 5106 Advanced Vaudeville “The Perfect Theatre” WE BEGINNING 50c, 75¢ “A Night in Prices: 25c, Performances Daily at MONDAY MATINEE 2:20-8:20 oseph Hart's a Turkish Bath” With Robert J. Webb A Comedy and Sentimental Episode in One Act Farrell, Taylor and Co. BELLE ~Blackface, “That Minstrel Man” ADAIR Charming Little Orpheumite in Songs and Dances MURRAY & LANE NARROW BROTHERS JAMES H. CULLEN OKURA JA MATINEES: DAILY - ALWAYS MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE “anon a 108208 ‘The Delightful Bits of Musical Comedy Continental Comedy Cyclists Man From the West” BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Offering Extraordinary JOE WELCH Greatest of All Hebrew Character Comedians At the Head of a Great Big “S. & C.” Bill A Dollar Show for 10c and 20c OIS THEATRE THE HOUSE OF SURPRISES Telephones Thrilling Melodrama All This Week Main 1304; Ind. 4334 VerneLayton in “At Cripple Creek” Motion Pictures and Song Specialties Between the Acts And Don't Forget the Prices Matineos—Sunday, Tuesday 10 - 20- 30 CENTS Wednesday and Saturday. Luneta Cafe GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUILDING Opens Tonight WITH 6 BIG STAR ACTS—6 Under New Management. John W. Holmes, Director Low Round Trip Rates To All Eastern Points via \ Canadian Pacific Railway Six hundred miles unsurpassed scenery through the Rocky Mountains and Nationa) Park. €. &. PENN, G. A. P.O. THROUGH away from the office or unable to think and act surely and clearly? How much does that experience cost you in actual cash or deals un closed? You may say but ‘now much do you gain in efficiency? i t through your increa y that success is n sal Treat of alcohol poison from the detem, will Increase your efficton cy and stop all craving for liqué with but little Joss of time, T' days at our club-like Institute at Bast Howell st, and 16th ave, have hoen the means of not only rebuild {ng many men, but rebuilding thelr Business. not a cent East 414. Cedar 414, than all others. ow Many Days Do You Lose How many days of a year are you! »| Phones: Bekins Rates for packing furniture, ete., Canadian For information, dates and rates, call or write H. W. EDWARDS, c.T.A. Seattle. DRINK? The Neal Three-Day Liquor Treat ment consists of the administration, egular physician, always in at of a perfectly harmless | vegetable medicine hypodermic injections. the drink habit perfectly and lutely, placing the patient in vastly improved mental and physteal condi tion, If you have a friend who drinks to excess and you would like to save him from the drink habit, write, wire or phone The Neal institute, East Howell and 16th ave., Seattle. East 4381; ind., Cedar 431, Ask for booklet describing the Neal 3-day cure, together with references and indorsements, All wil} be mail- ed to you in a plain, sealed en- | volope. MADISON At 12th for shipment are positively lower We will show you, AMUSEMENTS MOOR THEATR SO/IN CORT FOUR NIGHTS, BEGINNING THURSDAY, MAY MANAGER. INEE SATURDAY LEW FIELDS and FREDERIC McKAY Present Blanche Ring America’s Greatest Singing Comedienne “The Yankee. Girt” WITH HARRY GILFOIL AND 50 OTHERS PRICES: Evening—Lower Floor, $2.00 and $1.50; Balcony, $1.50, $1.00 and 75c; Gallery, 50c. Saturday Matinee—ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR, $1.00; BALCONY, 75¢ and 50c; GALLERY, 25¢ ONLY MAT MOORE THEATRE Eight Performances, Commencing Monday, J rent for th, 1911 Combined Stellar En MR. E. H. Sothern in Shakespe MISS JULIA ; Marlowe Arrangement of Plays for This Kogagement: John Cort, GRAND OPERA HOUSE “iinaser ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MATINEE TOMORROW | Other Matinees Thursday and Saturday ~ PRESENTS — Tie Real Musical medy IF YOU LIKE Music, YOU WILL LIKE A, SPECIAL AUGMENTED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL = GAORYUS = ~ IN -THE WORLD. —~ s FOLLOWTHELIGH] = Nanry L.Cort. Mar. THIRD CAPACITY WEEK, COMMENCING MAT. TOMORROW MAX FIGMAN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS Mary Jane’s Pa First Time at Popular Prices—Special Wednesday Matinee 25c. NEXT WEEK—"MARRIAGE OF KITTY” “Unequaled Pantages Theatre vie WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 22, AT 2:30 Thos. P. Hoier & Co.—“The Ice Man” THE KRAYTONS—In “Whoopville” Garden City Trio—Singers and Comedians LYNDON AND DORMAN English Boy and Yankee Girl Clinton and Nolan—“The African Dodger” Fitch Cooper—Comedy Musical Artist COLISEUM WORLD'S BIGGEST PHOTOPLAY THEATRE Third and James Open Monday ne General 5c Admission Also—1,500 Upholstered Opera Chairs at 100 Absolutely Safe—Perfectly Ventilated Music—Singing 2 to 5—DAILY—7 to 11 MORE THAN YOUR MONEY'S We have a big new stock of CHILNAMEL else that goes brush Paint and Wall Paper Co. 1406 Ath, Dingonally Opp. Pak 4 Federal