The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1911, Page 5

Seattle Business Directory This Directory Is Reliable. Read the Ads Carefully; Get Acquainted With the Telephone Numbers and Addresses an Send for Us W Made Any Way, Anywhere. ELECTRIC STUDIO 110 Madison st Phone Ind. 201-3 Marke Bide. Wire Property Rights, & 9 SECOND FLOOR STRV ENS, ACADEMY Fourth Av. Between Fjxe & Pine ste ‘Dagenge and Transfer The Eagle Transfer Co. | 716 FOURTH AV. Prompt S@rvice by Expert Men at Low Rates. Five @ays’ St@rage. Free. MRS. PFEFFER’S f= BANERY Where You Get Quality and Quantity ‘Combined ° 1318 Wisi Aveeue, BATHS ° “Ottental Steam Baths “Herbs, Mineral, Porfame and Alcobot See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor MOORE & CADY N. W. Cor. Ist and Pike Fancy lowa BUTTER—2 Ibs. 55c. Fresh RANCH EGGS, 25¢ Doz. Creamery Rest Qualities at Fresh Ranch Kees and Cheese | Quauery SUNDWALL Witt ave You Halt on CASH KeGIwTERS, SAPES COMPUTING SCALES. Second Hamt or Pe AD. ANDERSON — GENERAL LOAN BROKER Species fe Shoo. Ba ein CHIROPRACTORS — oR. JOSEPH “ROAN E Suite 124-5-7 Arende Bldg. Chiropractor-Spinal Kelentific Treatment of All Acute and Chronic Diseases Main 5714 LICENSED PRACTITIONER Moors: 10 A. M-0 £. &. or Agpetatment DR. W. E. OLMSTEAD Chieagractor SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT DRUGLESS, Office Hours, %:90 & hone. Main 4106. Blocks from P. 0. 1220 Fifth Av., Two ‘CLEANERS & DYERS | 909 Madison St. HOTEL DYE WORKS CO. Ladiow’ ult Cleaned and Pressed. $1.38 Men's Suit Cleaned and Pressed Men's Suit Spenged and Pressed Our Auto Will Call for and Deliver At the Above Pi COLLECTIONS Main 4300. Quick Adjustment Co. Collections and Adjustments where. Bevery Results Count—We Get Them. 32 N.Y. Bloek AMATEUR FINISHING Just You Acquainted With ‘Our Work, CORN CURES Frogner Corn Plasters 23 ORNTS—sem 4318 Genesee St, Neattio, Wash. ¢. M, PROGNER, Phove tnd, Vork (72 Phone Main 6144 « AT TORNEYS ar BALL 903 Kecond Ave. Phoge: Sunset, Main Ts03 Geweral Practice in All Courts @ONSULTATION FREE Spectaition—Law? of Injurtes, ct : Hoyt—Doughnut King Washington Daify ‘ ¢ Phone ind. A wa 2th NINTH AVENUE A NEW FEATURE Inapected in Accordance with City Phone Queen ICE CREAM A. J. SPECKERT | OUR SUNDAY BRICK INDEPENDENT DAIRY | KALBERG & PETERSON, Props, KALBERG'S FURR MILK. and PINEAPPLE Por Sale by All Dealers SEATTLE ICE CREAM CO, LAUNDRIES Plymouth Laundry WORK KiCeT " ~ DETECTIVES _ CODY ‘DETECTIVE AGENCY, ine.| ABT-4-5 Arcade Bide. PHONES Male—DETEOTI Ks— Female Legitimate Detective Business Trans: Correspondents tn rack niowT Phones: Queen Anne Ini O07 WESTLAKE AVENUE ; Dressmaking College KEISTER’S LADIEX TAILOREN: Oriental Steam Laundry Co. 1501 14th Ave. Dyeing and Cleaning / UNION DYE WORKS, Classy Cleaners and” Dyers LIQUOR CURES $500 REWARD B. BRINBOTS, Mer PH ra) N ES: “ELECTRICIANS faa me We Retail Everything Electricel | _ELECTROPLATING HOUSEWIVES LIVERY ST. ABLES THE MANLY STABLES 2103 Western Ave. #TALIA TO RENT ~ MACHINE WORKS EMERY MACHINE CO. ALTO REPAINS SEATTLE wpe 1 111 Memece Mtreet Near Established 1961 Hesidence Phone Bast MEDICINES DOYLE’S EYE SPECIALISTS NOTICE fee Ste cote DOYLE MEDICINE CO. . oth MONUMENTS ‘reorr sot XD MARBLE AND GRAN. TH ¢ COUNTRY « CLUB CREAMERY fs BUTTER MONUMENTS Of Every Deseription Largest Mtock West 10-8612 FIRST AV PHONES: .NATUROPATHS MEMBERS NATUROPATIOGC SOCIETY OF AMERICA SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. WINES ‘AND LIQUORS Fal SCREENS ECKLOFF’S 917 First Ave. Kerp the Piles Out. Westiake and Virginia » # at tne Treatments, #3 Per Week Up. OPTICIANS EYES Properly Fitted With Glasses Repairing Done FUEL & b Ra z HAW FUEL & TRANSFER CO. on Lows ney by Getting My Rates 446 NEW YORK — Phones BEST TAYLOR $6.00 YER TON . COR, FIRST AVE. OSTEOPATHS DR. ARTHUR HOLT 401-400 People’s Rank Mide., and Gem Egg Market EXCLUSIVELY be seroma | Lowest Market Prices Gem Egg Market 158 Fourth Avenue. B. KALTER TREATMENTS, weat Maths and X-Ray. Office, Main 451; peers PLUMES si TION PRMION | SAUSAGES ” MEAT reoucts | GROCERS A si0 , V. LYDELL & co.” |PA PAINT & WALL PAPER Scandinavian Goods a Specialty. E, GREENUS & co., 1629-1631 Westlake Boulevard ‘HAIR GOODS MISS TIERNEY HAIR DRESSING PARLORS, lex and Hair ¢ Phone Main 980, DR. JOHN DUNLAP Graduate of Eastern Universities Without Using Knife FS BANK BLDG. A. R. Shave, Mer. why not buy @ new B, T. TRUEBLOOD, M. D., Physician and Surgeon Hint In Diseases of the KVYE AND NOSE General Office Practtoe 206-7 Marion Bide. Vhon “ be ey, and if you want the same drop a card to 1 MR. GULLETT, | THE HOUSEMOVING CONTRACTOR | WH Westlake Boulevard. Phone Main 2711 After 6, Cor, 2nd & Marion, 219. Queen Anne 2088. Patranize These Firms When Possible © HORSESHOERS J. HEWITSON PHOTOGRAPHERS 9 JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER, 1510 FIRST AVENUE PLUMBERS Katablisbed 1800, Chas. H, Brown, Mer C. H. BROWN PLUMBING CO. Ineor i Main 35 SALARY LOANS « AN 154 Kiplor Boek Becond Ay Offic Hours—8 a. m. to 6 p. m SANITARIUM BATHS Rieoiric tteh Mot Ale (Hake Seattle Horse Market HORSES Bought, Sold | Exchanged | 1205 FIRGT A Phone Main 3761 | N. T. JOLLIFFE, | Prop SINGER STORE In New Location | | Part . * { 172 tad Ave. so Phone tnd. 907 | Mors Sheet Metal Works | Enterprise Sheet Metal Works | Motet and Mesteurant Work | 6 bing / w | 95 UNION ST. | Phone tng. 4499 _|” SHOE REPAIRING — Syusre Deal Shoe Repair Shop A. HASELBAUER, Prop SHOES REPAIRED Whiis You Wait 604 Union St. oi, Bae All Work Guaranteed. | SHOW CASES Soaacit* FIXTURES SHAW SHOW CASE C@ TALKING MACHINES CHAS. LAMPE Watches aad Jewelry EDISON AND VICTOR Talking Machin uF Car Line ‘Queen Anne 2961 TIN SHOP | AJl Kinds Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Work Electrical Work 1014 Post St. | Phones, Main 4607, In VACUUM CLEANERS Time and With Less Effort Phone Main 4808 oF Ing. 3842 for FREER DEMONSTRATION SANTO VACUUM CLEANER CO. CARPET _sjagmnemte aay Withor ight We Want 5628 WATCH REPAIRING tee Our Work for Oe FRANK BRIGG Expert Clock an aa 1330 FIRST AVE. .Nidt ans and Surgeons For Space in This Directory Phone Main 9400 Ind. 441 Money for Salaried People Sanitarium Treatment Rooms SEWING MACHINES _ 1528 FIRST AVE. Yi: | OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET | Phone: Main 1926 wal SHEET METAL Se | (er Garage Barret | fairs among the yo ey York's millionaire soctety Store and Office Fixtures tis-28e8, Main #400 Piret Ave, Ind. 9008 Itheir w with Aw. NI) and pre fo The giving of pres THE GOLDEN ROD CLEANER | $8.5 Works Easier, Picks " Up More Dirt in Less P. BL Newkirk & Co., 2119 Second Ay “THANK GOD, YOU BRIDES OF SEATTLE, THAT YOU ARE NOT RICH,” IS MESSAGE OF MILLIONAIRE BY FREDERICK TOWNSEND MARTIN. Thank God, you June brides of|t, show how much she loved him Seattle, that you are not rich and that the man you will marry ts not ja wan of wealth. I have seen pure, sweet love af nx people of re ed and blighted by gold alone. it in a silly old ad that one Love fies out of the window when pverty comes in at the door.” The best way it is, “Gold honest poverty—that which not caused by evil hablts—never His love. It Increases it a hun redfold Itfis the sharing of each otber’s negens that makes love grow, It the sacrificing and the gurren ering, even of comforts, if need that show true love I feannot tell you how many ragedies I have known—how yany, many times fine, true fove n murdered among the ‘oung people | have known among {th of America, just becanse |neither the girl nor the man could | LORE ‘FOR BRIDES tle white ribbon on a bride tr el Aas happiness to her It is very unlucky to begin the jwedding gown before the day is jnamed It ts considered tucky for the new ly mar pair to keep the route of ding journey a secret garter knit by # friend nted as @® surprise, and A ye worn upon the left knee at If a bride wears upon her w ding day some arti married life. |THE BRIDESMAIDS’ RIGHT TO “HOLD UP” THE BRIDEGROOM nts by the j bride groom to the bridesmaids is an linteresting link with primeval days. ;find any sacrifices to make. ster, will Insure a wedding witfin a year. | which her| mother wore at her own wedding, | she will be insured many years of| Gold had brought the what each wanted. They have to struggle together. and to build no bills and financial n# to interest them. westion of sacrificing, one other, never came up, There household toil to be loving ngingly done by her. There » economies to be practiced by bim Gold had done evérything. There was nothing she could do for him There was nothing he could do for her to show how much he loved j her. Without sacrifice, love dies. Love ever takes; it always gives And so I have seen thei stand these sweethearts, of million and helplessly — wateh r love’ die, because’ it had no ifice to feed on ‘ou brides of Juge, who will live small homes, who will count even the pennies, who may 0 find, at times, that the problem of making both ends meet is a diffi cult one, listen go my voice, as a voice crying out from the wilder ness of the bleak, golden desert of American mitlionairedom, Tsay, Thank God that you are not rich. Thank Him that you will have the opportunity to sacrifice. Thank Him that gold has not palsied you and made you belpless, Thank Him that He has given you the cha to work side by side, to struggle and plan, with the man you love. e groom, a8 well as himself, have paid toll in the form of presents. In these utilitarien days it « per missible for thé bridegroom to give something useful as well as orna mental to the bridesmaids; it must, |however, be a trifle that can be worn WEODING ANNIVERSARIES First year—Cotton Second year—Paper. r—Leather urth year—Wooden nth year—Woole Tenth year—Tin. ‘ Twelfth year — Silk and fine linen th year—-Crystal. Thirt ’ Fortieth year—Ruby, Fiftieth year—Golden Seventh fifth year— Diamond. There are authorities who contend | A HINT FOR JUNE BRIDE Jthat it is a survival of the old mar-| \riage by capture, and Jxome countries the brides: ldressed alike, will not allow the j bride room to approach the bride until he has bestowed on them a groom with balls of boiled rice, On make a final stand, and only capit nm now in| aids, alljof her husband, she should have a ON VISIT TO HIS MOTHER If a bride is visiting the r@latives ade of nun in a simple pretty morning dress veiling, challis or line \ongptiece style, buttoning down the little cadean to commemorate the |side front, and snugly fitted, wits a} levent. In India the Kurku girls pre-|comfortable collarless neck and tend to resist the removal of the \bride, pelting the prospective bride short sleeves. It is extremely in- disc Je says the Ladies’ Home with the habits of the folks you in- ulate after the friends of the bride-|tend staying with. | MARRIAGE Is A STATE OF SUPREME _ BLISS—IN NOVELS AND PLAYS An Editorial for Girls by Cynthia Grey. Tho avergge girl marries with the idea that marriage hich idea Mads her into inevitable disappointment ain plays are responsible for the false impression. Iam struck with this idea in @jl the letters that young girls write to me, Their heads, at the very time when they should be getting an education, are filled with ®othing but matrimony and its accompanying supreme bliss, novel and ¢ Pream of absolute bliss I believe it would be far better for the happiness of the mass of yirls if they never read a novel until after they were married; they would have fewer dreams to be dispelled If a girl ma mony to solve @ pre marries when her dr ms for her, ams gail to c trie with another man, ahd prageeds to the divorce court to secure freedgm to seek her ideal Oh, girls, girls, girls, marriage is never a state of supreme bliss; ponsibilities and fewer illusions than you had os « girl, It is worth while if you are willing to do }he world’s work, and take you®share of the world’s suffering, and it jt is just life with more ries with a false ide: the power of the marriage cere: e Is certain to blame the man si me true; she fancies they will ce parries rewards with it—if you earn them Hut men are human and have human failings, none of them are rfect and neither are you, Select as your husband the man with the est disposition, the virtues that mose appeal to you and the faults th which you have the most patience, and then try to understand him the two of you may live and work together in harmony, but do not xpect the marriage ceremony to transform dim into a demigod or ransport you Into paradise, So © $5.00 Hampers, $2.75; and THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK 0. ii MMeDovsall Se_fouthwick Co More Open From 9 a. m 10 6 p.m Dally StCOND Avenut AND Pike Steret Now York Connection; JAMES MeCREERE® CO, THIRTY-FOUNTH STREET Other Low Prices on Baskets co Hampers are of round rush—buff r-—32 inches deep. ‘Iyeir usual ak bg s ied girs ; $2. 15 And the 28-inch ° 6 quare Hampers Of German willow—28-inch larly $4.75—will sell at ....... °s Waste Baskets Of willow—plain, for office use, the 15-inch ize, regularly 58, you may Wik bs ceesieids ak 1... Boe Wire Waste Made to last, 12 inches wi and 15 inches deep, regularly 45c, you ma € Baby idiots Too Of French willow, on roller stands, with canopy reeds; regularly $10.00. Special * 4 .. $8.50 German Willow Baby Baskets, without stands; regular- ly $5.00. Special . ‘ . $3.95 Round, finely woven Baby Baskets, size 167% inches; regularly $1.35. Special .. 95¢ A Sale of Nickel-Plated ja Black ‘Trays Round, nickel-plated Trays, with etched designs, 13 inches in diameter; regularly lic. Special ........ 10¢ Black enameled tin, oval Size 12 inches; regularly 10c, Special ...... coors Size 14 inches; reguarly 15c. Special -.. 10¢ Size 16 inches; regularly 19. Special Size 18 inches: regularly 25c. Special Size 24 inches; regularly 40¢ ial athe . 25¢ $7.50 Bloch Go- Carts, $5. 00 The Bloch Collapsible Carts, the wheels with heavy rub- ber tires; regularly $ Special : re cbacwsecves et neees $5.00 Regularly $13.50. Special ........ 2.2.06 -- $10.00 English Perambulators Are fairly baby Pullmans in comfort and handsomeness. Regularty $32.50. Special Regularly $39.50, Special Regularly $50.00. sian ial Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Cream of Wheat . “New Corn Meal Stalls 109-110, Main Floor Cow Butter Store FRESHER, TOO Public Scates in Market Office Lake, Fremont and University Districts. Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. Wednesday Specials PURE CANE SUGAR, 5¢ .8.—With an Equal Purchase of Other ‘Groceries <15¢ | Corn Starch, Ib ..... ++-f9¢@ | Laundry Soap, 8 bars . H. A. EBA Also 33-34, Downstairs 1433 FIRST AVE. AND PIKE ST. SPECIAL THIS WEEK—BLUE — TEA One-Pound Package 5 scsi sss ek lives osveks . 40¢ , to depend upon negligees the threshold of the home they |for breakfast if you are not familiar is a state of The then your part of Today’s Styles Today i a Tailored Suits . & Specially Priced An exceptionally fine as- sortment of strictly tailored Suits, in light and dark striped grays and tans. The garments are tailored and lined in a man- ner befitting much higher Priced Suits. Also a few novel- ty effects offeréd at this inter- esting price. $20.00 Our Liberal Credit Plan It is really a very s®mpde mat- ter to have reliable, stylish clothes, even if your means are limited—just open an account with us, Bear in mind that it does not cost any more to buy on credit, either. EASTERN Outfitting Co., ine. 1332- 34 Second 4 Near Union St Sueattions Mellabte Credit