The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1911. _THE JOY FAMILY—BOSCO LEARNS TO SUCK EGGS W ANTS $3, 200 nae . ; %s FOR TUMBLE Yee C bass Mrs. Marie Evans wants ie / , 7 y, bs a; VATE CO” OCOVORE $3,200 damages because tumbled off the porch of a house Boviles Yow and your fends To re Z- (St j y) lob V, OL. - Sie» ES Ce dont Vnudl. trading WOOAMN “ « y ) rather painful injurie The woman has filed suit Ti pew, IN os against Clara M. Wilkinson, owner of the premises. ¥. 4 WA G / whey hd Lhe : orboe “) Protect Yourself: it is alleged that when at fn 4 §) B ’, > Get the Original and Genuine Gzorcises tareif tecynojrelpeved deals tempting to ascend to the porch caenengen MM iA CMAN a) DQCTOR’S PHONE LUED AT $1,000 » Value of a doctor's telephone dently fixed at $1,000 a day by P. Bryant Df. Bryant bas filed sult against the Sunset Telephone people de marding $2,000 damages because his phone was diseonnected for two day# without reason or cause. with the intention of calling , Le AN. AL upon some friends living on the es . — : = | She Admitted she wanted a “free | \anp |MALTED MILK JODD BITS O' NEWS| "00. ona yo COAL DAME | te tet te Slaves sill becar fo : | Society for the Prevention of Crue! KILLS BO For Infants, Invalids,and Growin, of; roprorly taddressedand premises, Mra. Ev. fell to the ground, certain parte of the CANONSBURG, Pa—One child) “C. Clark” to hi ty to Animals to rid the streets of PureNi buddine the a v, D “* ; —One “C. Clark” to his ticket coupon at ‘ure Nutrition, LU body. } ed “doctor” and the others were | union station. The crowd gave ‘the | Stray cats and dogs resulted in 113,- Inv ioiiecadhguubinedtesent voted at the lage! entiance before Su. porch being defective, she says. damp, a deadly The pills were filled “speaker” an impromptu reception | '88 being killed. PTR . lorm, and 4-yearold Mil-| before he could explain, Poe Se ens aR Rich mil, malted ai, in powder f _— =A woman has for the first time appeared in a Swiss. pul Fg = cap woe nny Newman yesterday NEW YORK.—Desiring to be de- She is Fraulein Von Petsold of Jn No Combine or Trust The child was picking black- berries near the old mine. The 948 overcame him and h bled into the shaft, a of 50 feet. He died instantly. Workingmen in the vicinity recovered the body. CONSOLIDATION STILL IN AIR’: The consolidation of the two com mercial bodies is still in the alr The Commercial Club last night voted to reject any plan of consoli dation not including the election of officers and the final determination ported to her home in Naples, “Jane | perity A big Kansas Doe” masqueraded in her dead Pree ned hie name brother's clothes and was arrested. | CORONA, L. |.—Thought to be! REAL ESTATE “WP KMOW SEATTLE WELL jdying of tuberculosis, Ernest | Heeren, 18, coughed up an fron ata: | |ple which had been lodged in his lungs for eight-years. He is now) Dis ee ° I] recovering. criminating i] LONDON.—Acrated water with Dr ii quinine is London's latest summer essers i] drink, It was introduced by Arde- Those who are particular about shir Jewanji of India, who says its H cooling qualities cannot be sur. what they wear are easily pleased when they call on us. From our Hotel Milwaukee Steam Meat | Mot and Cold | Over 42 Water Klectrie Lights Telephones IN EVERY nooM A New S-acre chicken ranch at 000 Wor Port Orchard, on main county road, good neigh- borhood. Price $400; terms $50 cash, balance $10 monthly. $2.50, Month 910.00 $5.00; Month $20.00 PAINLESS DENTISTS | Inspect this hotel — Everything complete—A | beautiful lobby and correspondence room CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS $10,000 Dining Room in Connection, Phones: Ind. 8071; Main 494 to take into ac count the specific gravity of hie 300 pounds. He went down a | few feet and came to the sur. | | | face. Two miles down stream he floated, being picked up by a party in a skiff, A VEST POCKET BINOCULAR GLASS An English firm has gone the prism binocular one better in the | } matter of size, and has created a! | real field glass of the old type that can be carried in the vest pocket. | ff]| it Is made of aluminum, weighs but five ounce d is adaptable to} BH! both field and theatre . ‘a seuthwick’s Take Bievator or ed Walk Up Three Days More! Owing to the phenomenal demand for Stoves and Ranges at our Special August Prices, we will continue these astonishing offers for the remainder of the week! passed. superb assortment of new fall suits, of al) business by direct vote of the ALBERT B. LORD | Miss iver Wilson Arnold, ji by a board of trustees Do not be without good clothes or | Arnold f rn vented by Dr. E. Wyllys Andrews | (0) makes it @ real convenience. 0006s hasten operations, relieving @ pa- 9 sive cits Women 8 Long Blaek 8d good” work WY PAINE Eos DENTISTS 7 ri OPPPsite the Bon Marche and MacDow- Eight new models; one perfectly plain ‘NOBODY LOVED coats, dresses, millinery, ete, it is } [ T \ F T Cech ‘The action was taken NORTHERN BANM BLDG. easy to make itable selection. A M | following a disc o @ wealthy contractor, left be- hind a note reading: “lm eo |SURGICAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATIONS try to pay all cash; elt isn't neces- | sary. We extend credit to you at of Chicago, It does away altogeth- | er with the handling of the needle PAINLESS EXTRACTING FREE GOLD CROWNS . .$3 to 4 ei tient sooner from the dangers of M4 to EASTERN pe SILVER FILLS -an° ALLOY FILLS . Outfitting Co., Inc. On the Hecond Floor of the People’s Bank Da ; That Ought to Make Every nomen a tailored, one with silk braid on collar, , ‘ one with satin collar and cuffs, one with embroidery braid on collar, and other styles, some DONALDSVILLE, La, Aug. which recommend: 9 : Open a Credit 3 fat even my wife no longer ; profession reports \ = the same prices that you would pay and thread by the operator, The FULL SET ..A to #4 We are noted the world around for our 1332-34 Second Av., Near Union Si. One in Town Sit Up and almost plain, others with silk and braid trimmings. Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 34, 36, 38, 40, 29.—Befor jumped into the | portion of the bus % be conduct Account loves me.” a a surgieal wing machine,” in ALBANY Pa; NLES®? ° a An Advertisement About Inventor expects ft to facilitate and BRIDGE WORK 83 tot low prices & | *ipa “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’ ike Bt 42, 44 and 46. THIS CLEAN AND NEAT PATTERN OF Nothing Cheap But the Price OUR LINE OF SANITAIRE IRON BEDS 18 AN EXAMPLE OF OUR BARGAIN PRICES. RIGID CONSTRUCTION, GUARANTEED IN EVERY RESPECT—AN APPROPRIATE PIECE FOR SPECIAL $68.50 OHIO STEEL RANGE, SIX- HOLE, Only $45 $5.00 Cash Places This “Always Satisfac- tory” Range in Your Home OHIO STEEL RANGE Set up, including hot water connections. The balance you pay at the rate of $5.00 per month or $1.00 per week, Use the range for 30 days, test It in every y; then, if not sat- isfactory, we will take it back and refund your money. That’s Fair! Quartered Oak, 45-inch, Claw Foot Table Six Genuine Leather, Full Box Seat Chaira, Positively ‘the Best Dining Set Ever-Offered for Only .... 93.50 6... SPECIAL Set Mrs. Potts’ Sad-Irons 55c SPECIAL Glass King Wash Boards a3C ids Fornilite Ti Ket enone Third Av., Between Pike and Pine $29.75 FAVORITE ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF OUR FINE LINE OF SANITAIRE IRON BEDS—HEAVY, CON- TINUOUS POSTS, SEVEN STOUT FILLERS; AN EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL PAT- TERN; WILL LAST A LIFETIME; FINISHED IN WHITE OR VERNIS MARTIN. GAS HOT WATER HEATER $32.50 FRANCIS WASHINGTON SIX-HOLE RANGE, Only $21 One - Piece HOUSE ereneon se Another new lot of women's one-piece house dresses. Perfect fitting. Made of ginghams, chambraya and percales, in solid colors, stripes, figures and checks. Well made and finished Sizes 46. NewSilk and FANCY rent 9298 New stock of Messaline, Taffeta, Net, Lace and Chiffon Waists, all new fall styles, long or short sleeves, plain or kimono style, buttoned front or back. Black and colors. All sizes. New Fall Plaids Gay double-fold Worsteds for school and house wear Three com plete lines ready for your inspection at, per yard Fall Plaids special .. There's no let up to the demand for Silk Stockings , The sale has been enormous all season long. Pure thread silk, thin as a spider's web, lisle heels, toes and tops, Not The a pair, but— 48¢ BURSON SEAMLESS HOSE, ite Pair Seconds of the 25c grade, and just as good, Regular and extra sizes. 59¢ | ten" 246 | Fall Plaids We Fe Black Silk Probably ao other store enjoys ab silk reputation than Lo Sdwin London stands back of every yard that leaves his store. That the public has implicit confidence in London's silk is evidenced by the many patrons at the silk counter. Note the bargains: in Black Silk ef- fective now Silk, yard Wi 6s wees JOC Duchess Silk, yard wide 98c $1.40 Heavy Black Silk $1.50 Black Peau de Cygne Silk, yard wide 98c $1.50 Black Peau de Sole 98 Stik, yard wide .......... 806 Rhadame, colored selvage 98c $1.50 black and colored guaran- yard wide ... rk $1.35 Peau de Cygne in $1.35 Leatherwear Black Taffeta $1.50 Black Satin eee vant iden ae $1.50 Black Satin teed Satin Lining, c beautiful colers, yard wide 98c New Felt Hats or Another new shipment of the popular felt hoods in black and colors. Several styles— 91.49 Outing Gowns 98e Not the ordinary 98c¢ kind, but gowns usually sold for $1.25 to $1.50, Big display of all styles, both regular and extra sizes. Children’s plain pink, blue or white gowns, sizes to § years Women’s light weight Outing Gowns . 10 to 14 years . Outing Skirts, 25¢ Women's or Children’s Outing § Underskirts, Women’s 124%c¢ good black Cot ton Hose, special % pairs . oneal '