The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1911, Page 2

A SOUR, GASSY, UPSET STOMACH ! ‘ As thero is often some one in| Some folks have tried so tong tol - your family who suffers an attack find relief from Indigestion and Stomach trouble, why don't you ach with the common everyde ¥ onthe pumpkin * » some Diapepwin in the house! cures advertised that they hw ton played a steam-roller; Nor is there any grave fear among the shock, | pandy? their minds that. , oot Satur the Washingtonians because of the . ; > ais > BtEAt on Lincotn high school Sa apparently slow game they put up ‘ Tia then th This harmless blessing will digest! th ey wrong, @8y, Tolling wp & score of 42 to 0. Eofirday, when sereral attempts to ‘ Around th eupthing sae oem ooh Witheat thei er-pollete (hein la 6 case of Nerve ~ The score could bare been much py) over the forward pasa failed. ‘ ind slightest discomfort, and overcome! ousness, Gastritis, Catarrh of the , but Dodie, maker of cham-| With Warren Grimm-in the game, : Buck Weaver, San Francisco shortsta, says too much candy caused toams, urged a kicking Washington has the fastest end in his recent slump. on the part of the varsity. in the Northwest and the chap who is it wns again demonstrated, past master in the art of recetving : Thomas Donahue, a New York polictnan, was bounced from thi every one knew it before the forward pasa, Trust Dobie for detective bureau, but was restored when hyhit a home run in the police at Pakins’ place as a punter developing a fast team, Saturday's fire department game. ; es, sas non have to be filled by a compara. game showed that the varsity has YT em = ot ae gy oe a7) 4 sce in oo eave tract and Mediocre man this season. considerable beef and muscle to fig: ’ ‘ . omach, Heartburn and dis entines, and, bexides, poison the yee” » King George, robust monarch that he & is learning to play Ch6®) trons go in five minutos breath with nauseous odory rever, there ts little cause to ure in the straight game. “Wee “eevee Neves at once such mi A hearty appetite with thorough ce net the teat * ‘e sesh = =" een be ed = A student named Belting is candidate for guard at the University of | Belching of Gas, Eructations of digestion, and without the slightest @ ind that fs fleetness and dodging ability, an y “ Ao o- “ ‘ the man who can beat him at quar- Miinols. He'd make a good partner for Wall) and Slaxs. sour, undigested food, jausea,| discomfort or minery of the Stom ter will have to extend himself quite ot RS HE UF. Headache, Dizziness, Constipation! ach, is waiting for you as soon as man that ever played in the a bit. jdiginy Clabby Bay soon call for Austrata to dust his knuckles |and other stomach disorders | you decide to try Pape's Dinpepsin, conference, and the chances! Stowall, for Lincoln, will be worth j against some ribs of the ant pe ger3 re soon 7 oe a that Doble will develop a punter watching this season, He was the - an nearly match any other in, bright, particular star for the high Wonder if Bengor'e iliness is another of thipe bear stories we hear conference colleges this season, | school boys, and made several won- #© often in the fall? cari: + 6 ; “gop thowet he be notin the Kakine ita Saved te. ole Mack says Morgen ond Plank may gulp chance In the world's serios this your. os eee HAPPY’ HOGAN SURE ee have an eight-club baseball leagh next season, to play teresting sessions pulled off. No preltminaries, AAmpatient waits for LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2—With the Vernon Tigers firmly planted on r to appear—in fact, not 6 the ust intermissions be the topmost rung of the pennant ladder, and the end of the season only r Just eight or ten good main event ctde—and when one three weeks away, “Uncle Happy” Hogun, the scrappy leader of the t on, another fs. Of course th ‘ory bw spectators, but Village agxregation. said today there ix no such thing as the Portland n't detract from the merit of the . hd plays timakeeper, Beavers regaining the lead. referee and master of ceremonies. He dons a pair of Yllows big enough Hap figures that, with his pitchers going better than at any time tor Jack Johnson Jo bury bin head in—and tnvariabliyhese are the re 3 Beason, and with two*days of solid rest for his team while the that stop the punches sent by ambitious sabe when said | t make the long Jump from Portland, his braves will have all the @spirants tackle the master, Chet seldom strikes kK, but retallates of the seven-game series to open here Wednesday afternoon. with a line of instructive conversation fs counting on winning five of the seven games, and the local ‘Keep that right in front of your face, boy.” fans believe that he will make good. The rabid rooters are being or- “Btep in with the left, young fellow, and felt—feint once in a ganized today, and when the series opens, McCredie and his buneh will while. Bave to face al! sorts of noise-making devices calculated to unnerve “Keep {n position when you come out of a clinytonly don't get them that right down, He could have copped you then, Sipty.” —= oe - — “Time. H Shorty, you box the big fellow.” Ha another bout TOTTTTCTT TTT e had gattiiig 0. start. Take a is on. evar bee # | good peep at the percentage table, JAKEY BAUMGARTEN WAS THE SCORER SAW IT # | because Northwest league percent. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2—Jake Baumgarten, the recently re Attired in hie red tights, Chet certainiy looks @ prey flossy boxer “ * | age tables will be about as scarce! signed Northwestern league ump) ‘today back in the —and his boys look a little clumsy as a result, but Bryn says he has | BERS MERE HH ERB HH HAS her's tecth until next April. the indicator me Baumgarten oa some real itkely timber, and expects to be heard froite the winter First Game. a between Oakland and Sacramento, substituting for Hildebrand, | meets. Hight now he ts getting » fow of his pupils ifphave to teke/ ae ®] With Blaine Gordon, star pitcher! Except for one sul with Patey O'Rourk Pate-te the Hilo go With the Maknior Valley Athletic <itdest week ; ‘/tor the Tigers, and Charley Puller-| witheut trouble. O'Rourke was put from the game 0 Ro a ry 4 ®}ton, Dave Dugdale’s young prite} after that Baumga: manti Ody Abbott and Doe Higgins, of the Tigers, both ofvhom tive in S| package, on the firing i the} co thins Ober oni ha we bitten a y the Kast, will Journey to New York to see the big ubow.) «es (ele) © | teams put up a pretty nice exhibi-| ~ a ae e @.. 6 4 a gasny Stomach five minutes Stomach or Cancer af | This, no doubt, is & serious min “oe ee your pharmacist to let you|take, Your real trouble is, what read the formula plainty printed on you eat does not digest; Inxtead, tt then 50-cent cases of Pape's Dia forments and sours, turns to seid, |pepain, then you will readily see,Gas and Stomach poison, which Ceweees $f tton of the national game at the! Ody Abbott, the big left fleider, and Doc Higgins, d@igt pitcher, $ | local park yesterday, Score 6 to 4| Xenon {morning game) ....¥ both of the Tacoma Tiger siaff, will take in the big doingdetween the lin favor of the Giants. In the sec-|“‘iin’ caf irown: beth ‘en Giants and the Athletics. bore ond Melvor, the recruit, grabbed a/| A ° ® | victory away from Southpaw Fred | vernon rome _It would be an awful joke if the © Cube w won, after | a St Annis, 7 to 4 At Los Hi ‘ ~— — ; "irae | son, Kilroy and Wogan, Hasty; Ag £| The Indians took the last game of | “*™ *"* AP¥e n 3 {the ceason from the Pippins yaster-|Aacramente, (morwing @xme) ¢ 18 3 ; d S}day by the akin of their tooth, 15/41, 0MNMRG ooo ke 8 S | leoneccooe? FREES Bvdenitagsate sh atbeeg {ito 14, Bob Brown and his Indians | ste. ~eernecces? | had an easier time with the Island. alernncenwentt ol nannn-nee Missense facramente (afternoon game) .t 98 2 At Onktand ih oP ree ening 1 a WES at SvERY monet O all the clothes you have seen adver- TANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE. : ; ik init AE tised as all-wool it is not hard to re- xeealett, PURTITE REOAIRING NEW, YORAMAR member Clothcraft, when you know it 1s the NORTHWESTERN. Marquard and Myers mt ha \ ; ; ot. meereiee ot /Only line guaranteed all-wool at medium | ; rs ( Marneas to Belton Annis anit Slebt; Meivor and Whatine. | se. ttt i “pas sider — & fovalriog prices. Porcine : ‘ se \. Witte tee HAS Et) mesouiyn-ot. Losin two games can j ge rig i | Bona “i 15 397 | celed: rain Prompt Delivery Moore; O'Loughlin and Magenta. , ain 6206 Ind. 214 te rata tare ai you once wear them you How you can get them alt 7 . > OPEN 11:30 A. M, TO1A. M. will never forget the pleasing in Clothcraft Clothes at $15 nnitennmnmntennnareiney : | ARTIFICIAL ums REPAIRS APPL na Pistinctive style, the graceful and $18 is explained: by Cloth- pmfortable fit, the lasting craft — Scientific Tailoring $1.60 Poot Ball Jackets ...25¢ Faone tha. S1ed_T18 ath ve ape, the close-fitting collar, methods, witch ‘save Helemnd oy) : b ; ~ g r " smooth-lying lapel, the cost without s: fieth x Determity ) ut sacrifiethiy qual. one to the Indians. So we| Fiavé your bitls collected Theo. Wilts Co.. ay amy + nowpEN rrfectly poised sleeves, the , $2.00 Foot Ball Pants . ity - ‘s€ason In third place, which | ern Collection Co., 433 N. ¥ Block. 1012 First Ave. Ly ‘Quepencory Mat Manufactarers tor Men.) - a ve Considering the time | Main 6169. , . a pater 2 Ry EM ae pao the carefully work- See the results of these EWELRY REPAIRING \ button-holes and all the methods in the clothes them- 1 y marks of satis- selves, consider the guaranty, m me era 9 i AUTO AND WAGON REPAIRS BEFORE COINO ON) Mion that you never expect _ then figure for yourself the ade e TB chaps eagaptin ptt pein ot mE YOUR VACATION, Let Us|; are f | in any but high-priced a vo ee | Oa vantages othe: or ematinin veun' weet! ges Clothcraft Clothes ri ; Weces Gamsar “ommetten tree give you in quality and price | Wheels, fprings an Bodies bollt and re ‘aus BAVED 1 myn t paired. Roraings of ait inde a 5 ae -_ On account of the small capacity of our store room, | wae unable to get all my stock here, pone Poi o04 eenret STEEL TAPES 1 most thankfully appreciate the public patronage and the advantage they have taken of thie Our Store— 10th and B Union Phone Kast 871 REPAIRED. sale, It simply shows that the purchasing public knows the value of good bargains and low To BRICA. BRAG prices. During the few days this store has been opened, it has been thronged with people 1 426 ; Fe make morning, noon and night. The disposal of goods has given = more room. hag Toge now pre- we ae secs pared to place the balance of our stock on sale. Bear in mind, there are oniy five more days TH AVE. ARCHITY: re remaining and this stock must be disposed of as advertised from the beginning. | kindly ask Pde to ss * ; i, ~ KELLY'S po" ties ean ge sll you while out purchasing or shopping to step in at 1426 Third Ave. and lock over our many | 27ou" Aaegerios rouse 'S PEh Tit Are Sensis We make ranteed repatre to Car- neers’ iain 8 ind. Lda Ind. 466) values 75¢, $1 and Sacrifice price bargains now on dir ing back the 1 aay you get $3.00 in merchandise for every dollar in money, ‘PLASTER “AND D CEMENT WORK r George Taylor 3 jo NLY| ‘Do Not Delay Your x a ne (aR 142 e. mart 5 vows Fiz -oo~| GQ” PRAGER & COMPAN : eng po oe rie 819 Second Av. 2 wens Bast fist ima. Oak i} pot —— % Third Ave. Around the Corser trom Pike St. | Come Tomorrow STOVE REPAIRING fam giving $3.00 in Merchandise for | | are ee Sunset, M. 408 | $1.00 ia Money | Days more, TUESDAY, Oct. 3, 1911 | od ind An t ee smelt. ooo houncemen The Remaining Stock Must Be Closed Out in 5 Days More | ng Pisee a i Quotation of Sacrifice Prices Means a Great Loss on Short Notice ear ote ene Irs E’S ¢ AFE Sikin sone caus 1 COMFORTERS WORTH $1.25, | The American Rose and Boston | Slip-ons, een sega and Over- | @ pair eseae sacrifice coats in the best fabrice made. 7 ple aad PrICE eee. eeeseeveees ODE | make Garters, besides other | weguiar vaiues $10, $15 and $20. ' i H . ASSORTED SHIELD AND! * a | miakos, Regular values 100, 186, | Sacrif a a. Thi ve. Between P ike and Union TECK TIES, fancy Tac BLANKETS WORTH §2.00, sac- ; price . seeeees iar Oe. y.- sb ; patterns . fit 95c | pi ——— BR yawrno_ny a Seattle's te&t and most elaborately fitted cafe will open od 40ge e's serosa Pants in all textures . k i awed, i cael : : ison Electric Co. * pmplete Monday, October 2nd. | ASSORTED GOLF SHIRTS, Suits, cashmere, worsted, goto. f Vallios $2. 4 Ed si Bi Pl First "Avene South oa alow. ae | . yi Sacrifice serges, chevicts and tweeds. 100 vee : : ~ 1G END “oa : 17¢ | hide vate 29c Reguiar values $10, $12, $18. | : i FOOT REPAIRING Gr D bias” Vy Giteelle’ (220 Columbia Bt. Phone, tna. one N G ular values 50c, 75¢, 7 - i” otagathinniin is sei Bic | ‘$1.00. sacrifice price”, a —— | values $2, 93 ana #4, hurt the worst. I remove Wednesda y, October 4th CE D UNDERSHIRTS | : High grade and tailor made S 1 OO HUNTER mr. co,|the Pain at once. | i Men’s, Youths’ and Boye’ 225 Seneca St. DR. WURSTER | ealing the \ighest class attractions obtainable. The Suite In Shin thes eaniote and , i Tact ana De Manors : 306, 1414 Second Avenue, |g ™@nafpent has Wfiliated with a new cafe circuit, which jgne—up-to-date in work- xperimental and Mode! Independent 1312. | ill i ; : : . Winter SKIN} yah in all patterns. Reguter | | fit and quality they cannot] | price Cc Phone—Main 0444 PIPE REPAIRING jm attracs, values 10c, 16¢, 25¢, be beat. At sacrifice prices. Wool Sox, gi black ond ne nati nnn Respec Sacritl oe . a Q espectfully, hyaline Fe Se ieee Sy 96 AMBOO FURNITURE BREWSTER’S i witt PORTERHOUSE, THOS. J. M Oxford Ties, tans and blacks, High, Top Shoes, cruisers’, pros- & W. Genuine Hand Mad be grag H it . wines; patent leather and other | pectors’ und lumbermen's. Reg- a’ Shoes, Russian Made eee a ee Pipe ospital Dire of Amusements. Manager, Wiles, Regia? valve wlar values $3.50, $4.50, $4.75. | and waterproof reindeer. Reg- au ane Goook"" th. 66 anh eae Sacrifice 95 ular values $6.60, $7.50, $8.00. FPO u 810 FIRST Sacrifice price .. ber coe ereee oh Smee Die neve meee 85 O, Hox 408" Branch Third and Union - |... | Chippewa Falls Best Made Work 4 "7 MAD Men’s Dress Shoes in velour, | Shoes In walt clk arin hoesehine seers calf, gunmetal 7,88 Regular abd other noted inmate ‘Regular Canvas Gloves WHAT'S THE USE a values $2.25, $2.75, $3 $4, $4.50, $4.75. oM AT'S THE USE | FOR ADS IN THIS REPAIR DI-|f service neon ye EA al $1 $ 2 2 ot paying, fan‘ Sorvicos sent the very best in every department. W, 5 Sacrifice price s....... 2, 75 S&C 4 Pair Van yen RECTORY CALL MAIN 9400 oR|f °°™P""i% moving gquipment, warehouse, ete. and bo’ whee money by buys with others, p Overcoats, Cravenettes, Slip-Ons, Oil and Rubber Goods at Sacrifice Prices or, lire 9 ial Pak M18 Viret Av., Bet. Bell and Blanchard. Sweat Pads Cheap Ss WANT ADS BRING RESULTS