The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1911, Page 5

“Swissco”? Does It! ° ‘ {t Grows New Hair, Removes Dandruff, Brings Back Natural Color to the Hair, and Stops All Hair and Scalp Troubles. First Week. Third Week, anrthing te prove | Falling hair. thin } hair, gray bald spote, weit rr HAP ed le Washington Theatre Womens’ First Official Suf- frage Parade Spangenberg 1100 FIRST AV. Cor. Spring St. May NORTHWESTERN LEA Baseball Tomorrow ao PORTLAND vs. SEATTLE Ad FISH TACKLE CUTLERY REVOLVERS BLANK CARTRIDGES Our entire stock of Perambulators is now marked down for the + dsummer stock-adjusting sale. A fine style, sim ilar to picture, in the dark green color, large size, giving plenty of room for pillows and wraps, very comfortable $13.25 $17.00 . $18.75 $21.00 springs; regular price $17.50. Special ..... $22.50 Perambulator. Special $25.00 Perambulator. Special $27.50 Perambulator. Special .. $29.00 Perambulator. Special .... $21.75 $30.00 Perambulator. Special .. . oss. $22.50 $35.00 Perambulator. Special .................. $26.00 Two Good Bed Couches for your Summer Camp FD GAS Ff ted waar Ho SANITARY DAVENPORT—Made with | THE ENGLANDER is very simple in con- solid oak ends, the frame in angle iron, pat ent link fabric, with helical springs both | spring is a link fab ends, a good coil support in middle; regular | « on pad; it's just price $15.00. Special ; $9.75 | home ; regular price n it with ease; the for a summer ial $14.00 COLANDER—| FLOOR MOP— | size Cotton t d Colande * inne RndCh | oor Mop; regu medium size, reg- ular price 30c Special .. ... 15¢ | cach. Special. 15¢ larly sold at 25¢ ARM CHAIR—F or office | BREAKFAST TABLE | CHIFFONIER — Made or home use, made of solid | A new style pattern, as shown in of solid oak, in the golden quarter-sawed oak, finish- | picture, very strong and service- finish; plain panel back, ed golden; box construc able, well braced throughout, | five large drawers; just tion, leather seat; regular | made of fir, in the golden, fumed | the right thing for your price $8.00, Special ....| or Early English finish; 38-inch | camp; regular price $9.50, a $4.00 ce Special price ......$2.75 | Special ..... +++ 96.25 This Seattle’s Largest i With Every Housefurnishing Store Free Store Buy Now Pay Later Sewing Is O Pe Machine Till 9 P. M. Sold During Every This Sale MH We Give 1 th Saturday ; Credit a $5.00 E , You Want Mel “hal Rivapies cIKE ST. AND FIFTH AV. | amine. Coats Have You Tried It2 41.08 bottion are for sale amd | 1), THE STAR+-FRIDAY, JULY 7, 191 midsummer but they shown by who love b this new al Jeffect of ts |de sole jsheer lin solid and « derskirt of In Parts jvertical 4 | Buckles an |finish the bape simp! HERROLD MALONE Herrold Malone is the 22-monthe-old baby who won the first prize of $10 at th ly 4 at Le rk. was for best de Viola Wanemann, age months, | *™4 cut in qu © Dinner pineapple, 2.3 pound » garnished with | siti, TODAY'S mK Mode—Beat the b ream, add sugar gra the the milk. Bak ther wit Recipe for Pineapple Custard Ingredients—22 pound grated’ cold from dish tn number AR READER raft was at LARIC object, bench. (2) Chicago. your age ce, and man who issues mar-| Dear Miss Grey-—I have a cream { which is a mu than the skirt Ia th ome way to make them both the same shade | JU BROWNIE E. | whe A—Hot water wili turn You will| wool a cream color, find you will enjoy each other's ompany much more, and ft does not mean giving each each A at the court house. | serge sult She—An¢ ing, dip It Infon the shi s while half acrap of the} at. If you! it sure to rinse it he same temperature. Do Dear Mins d five years poonful salt }augar, and from 2 three years him and marry bim? our. If the bread is to or even 3 ca love him and he loves He ts hon or sed. Don't for he ts jhe wouldn't the more yeast|look for a perfect man, worked | not to be found. ed at] in| Dear Miss Grey: (1) How would to} one eat a i sandwich? (2) 1 pint liquid our} What would be n with bread is det ab au gratin for a @i and this comes with experience |tried buttermilk for taking out mil | dew, but did not succeed. Please Dear Mise Grey Would it be | tell me why . onsidered taste for one to] A—(1) Just as you wear bl with high strapped | other sandwich. (2) black # and a reddish brown white head lettuc dress piped in blue? Or would youl dressing, cheese advise me to wear brown hose, | olives, th even if they do look dull with the/, seasona’ jdlack shoes? INQUISITIVE. | cream, cof (3) It probably was of brown £0! too old a n or the buttermilk 1 the reddish | was not old enough. ok dull. It will ‘ » blue | The Central W. C. T. U. circle | | will meet on Mra. John Wood's Dear Miss Grey—(1) Will you! lawn, 1521 24th av, Friday, July please tell me if President Taft|7, at I p All members and was ever on the supreme bench?| friends welcome. (2) What city in the ed States J, B. MARTIN, V. P ®. stuffed 4 4 and butter fruit with whipped We Have a Complete Line of As well as Ladies’, Children’s and Boys’, Being on a side street, in order to get your trade and keep it, we are giving moi uality for the price than you can get elsewhere. We make a point of quality combined with style, but quality always first. Men's Dull Calf Shoes or Oxfords, Button or Blucher, on the new high round toe that gives extra comfort this hot weather ; oak soles, A $4,00 value at ceccccrccccccesesevesesecs e Men’s Tan Russia Calf Shoes, Button and Blucher, on the new high toe lasts; an exceptional value at......... $4.00 Raymond & Hoyt 1406 Third Ave., Between Union and Pike. The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes. Agents for Educator Shoes. New Style of Season! pad of “the other gir the few hin robes will be In one exe H a tunie of ¢ ‘Salad for | One-half cup wo'll get married. Of Wealth, nor of Art There's room in ‘ There's room in the Heart. | ja good r . ace ; ort, cS Miss Grey Fag Susman in Lippin | sell real estate, etc. i I Me Dovsall Se_southwick Co Store Open From 0 =. m to 6 p.m. Dally. SECOND AVENUE AND Pike StRect ner Tow York Connection: JAMES MeCKEERY & CO, THIWTY- FOURTH #TR e up in the brand ure ning wens, | ng that new P ition greeted Sanat Clearance yuisite model exploiting | ce of fabrics a yoke eatry blue mounselin Food Chopper baeh 1 Oper 1 book to 3 | are | et 1.39 95¢ q the | 1 | Drip Par 4 le & box, y $1.00. Clothes Hampers Hot ee Round, buff color; made low cov- Spee ial T5¢@ ial $2.75 5.00 size. Special .$3.75 Garden Trowels ang cut fa small p » Marasch $4.00 size. Sy | Strong and durable; regue dors | | larly 15e. Special ...10@% JOKE IN | Regularly 10c. Special .S@ BLACK AND WHITE| Gas Plates Oo er stove, complete h 6. gas tubing; rege larly $139. Special .79¢ | Serving Trays Extra japanned 20x24; regularly > POACHERS n, with covers; ; regularly 48e. Salt Boxes | Special THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK co. "FRIDAY | AT te ALHAMBEA 18 3 DAY. ST THE IDEA n my ship comes in 4 take our honeymoon p. eh? A Thought & matter Model Millinery” Co. 627 PEOPLE'S BANK BLDG. oe S| Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy oF Sale of 1911 Summer SUITS TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS sums sprcratsar. 900.00 $20 Suits, $13.50 $25 Suits, $17.50 $30 Suits, $21.50 Extra Special Saturday President bn pmpan Pair this Special Reduction Price : 00 Negligee Shirts 50 Outing shirts of espectally good quality Soisette, e Sith detachable soft collars and the new dow beamaenaed =" ble soft cuff. The kind that sell everywhere at $2. Special Saturday at the “Hub,” $1.50, 615-619 First Avenue ON THE SQUARE OPPOSITE THE BUSINESS DEALINGS ADWAYS TOTEM POLK STRICTLY ON THE SQUARR