The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1911, Page 3

LUNCHES SERVED CKY TAXES IN DRUG STORES OCEAN SHIPS WASHINGTON, Nov, iM though the Southern Pacific rail yoad bas never approached the bor ders of Kentucky, that state may mpany's Ocean steamers, > jon of the me court hand » contended that, as the iflc was organized un ucky lawa and the cor ain office is nominally Kentucky it had the tax all Southern Pacific ter where they ply MOST SEVERE COLD IS EASILY BROKEN IN SEVERAL HOURS An Oklahoma City Dru OKLAHOMA CIT’ Oklahoma City is dry and ihe lunch has eappearee ‘o town has are’ research tion to. the cost of more than fifty thousand | g¢ and public dollars, and contains no quinine | telephone departments, Lunch signs which we have lusively demon: |are dixplayed prominently of drag etrated e in the treat-| stores, One druggist explains it ment o! this way It iss When the saloons closed, folks Pape's Cold Compound, taken every tried to get thelr drinks in drug two hours until thre tive | stores, But these went dry, too, and doses are taken, will end the Grippe| there was a boom in soft drinks and break up the most severe cold,/In cool weather, crackers were either in th ad, chest, back, | g ith hot drinks, Polke found stomach, limbs or any part of the/this a substitute for free lunch body Finally the free lunch became too ht promptly relieves the mostjelaborate and we put in lunch miserable headache, dullness, head counters. New every drag store in and nose st up, feverishness, | throat, running of hal discharges, #ore- and rheumatic | Store Sian, & fact that & dose ot} Oklaboma City t* selling sand wiches, chile con carne, cake and pie.” LEAGUE OLT FOR “SANE CHRISTMAS” INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov, 14.— The orid’s league for a sane Christmas, with headquarters here, has launched Its second annua! cam paign for sane gift giving at the yuletide, A pamphlet on “Christ mas mania” will be issued. twinges. Take this harmiess Compound as directed, with the knowledge that edicine made} in the world, which cold or end = Grippe nptly and without any or bad after-effects e of Pape's Cold | ich any druggist in| an supply as a 2S-cent pack Compound the w “Today's Styles Today.” Overcoats for All Kinds of Weather We have a complete line of Rain coats, Dress Coats and heavy Auto Coats with plain and belted backs, in all the standard colors and stylish mix tures. These are BRADBURY hand tailored Coats and suitable for dress and gen eral wear, and are made with velvet plain, presto and combination collars. You must be prepared for these chilly winds and rains, or sickness will be the result, and you cannot afford to feopardize your health simply because you haven't the ready cash to make Your purchase. We Don’t Want You to Pay Cash Simply come in and open an account Outfitting Co., Inc. ‘Seattles Reliable Credit House” Sale of $50,000 Stock| Of The Grand Rapids Furniture Agency Furnish Your Home Complete at This Sale All Furniture at Half Price. Mr. Housefurnisher, this is one of the very that you have of furnishing your home complete and getting every article at half-price. You will save hundreds of dol- lars on your furniture if you furnish your home at this sale Make up y< can get furniture wir mind at once and furnish your home while you at Half Price Hissin Pieces at Half Price You have never before had the chance of buy ing new, up-to-date styles in Mission Furniture at half price, and if you wish to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity, you must do #0 at once, for at the rate this stock is going there will be no Mission Furniture left in a few days. Mission Pieces for the Library, Dining- room and Livingroom These pieces are most ap- propriate for Holiday Gifts. Do your Christmas buying now and we will hold your purchase for Christmas livery. You will opportunity not. ou can f w, a de posit will secure any piece for you Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store Buy Now inet aerieacmrericienencncial MUCRY, few chances ]} OH, LISTEN! SANTA CLAUS LETTERS WILL BE DELIVERED BY UNCLE sim No more letters for Santa Claus.) Through these — same Jette ‘That was what Uncle Sam said | which wore delivere last fall, but already he has ro-jinto the hanc lented and hundreds of love mos-|clations under th k Sages and requests will roll into|good St. Nicholas, many the postoffices all over the coun-|and poorly clothed children ldresved to “Mr, Santa/been made happy on the eventful day of all the year Je Sam, after issuing his or wt fall prohibiting such let elt all these things and the hunery have For years and years t little orphans and chi erty, as well as the homes, have suffered thelr sor jorde r has been withdrawn. rows and loneliness with the Postmaster Russell has been ad one thought in mind that they|vised by the department that the would, when Christmas came, un- | Santa Celta burden thelr little hearts and|ed in th pom minds in a letter to Santa Claus | master t ny of and eve etion of the St. Nick in ~. Did You Know Portland’ s Portliest Citizens Are Boarding House Keepers PORTLAND, Or, Nov, I4e--Ayages as Ralph Emerson, Jamet clergyman, several millionaires and | Lowell and George Perkins, J. Py 4 dozen society people appeared be-| Morgan's ex-partner, were Kueste fore Federal Judge Bean here yes: | ——————_--—— hut tyopriotere of bearing hows |CLEANSES THE HAIR FLUFFY, LUS on West Park st., where the Never Any Falling Hair, Itching mansions, The occasion is the trial of J Scalp or Dandruff if You Use a@ Little Danderine. Conrad Zellweger, a census enumer ator, for alleged census padding He found 2,400 people tn his district and the census checkers could find only 1,000, They delved deeper and}, T° 0 Possessed of a head of discovered that Portland's leading }Dnyy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous citizens had been listed as boarding | MEY hag gt ge el ny house Keepers. ‘They also learned |‘Uft I merely a matter of using « little jerine, The very cleanses the scalp, |destroys and dissolves every par that Lyman J. Gage, former secre. tary of the treasury, ran a hotel here, bssnd that such noted person AL L BURGLARS “ARE |ticle of dandruff and prevents the NOT HARD HEARTED) "'s, from falling out GREENWICH, Conn., Nov. 14.—| Judge and Mrs. F. A, Hubbard are convinced that al! burglars are not bard hearted. An appeal for the | rece return of a stolen miniature of thetr | dire baby was answered by special de | ther | abundi 9 first application stops itchinens, is easy and inexpensive to have soft hair and lote of it a 26 cent bottle of Knowlton’s rine now—all drug ond it—apply a little ax and within ten i! be an appear ce; freshness Dan THE STAR-—TUESDAY, ntown offices F Just | NOVEMBER 14, 1911 THE CORRECT ANSWER for This Chieftain GIER, Nov, 14.—L« hieftar van, In cred’ n that he would soon ‘oke” if his children got mar | ried every day When his son married the daugh: edding guests con ywinkg wo thousand hens, 2,000 chick 900 wheep, 40 oxen, 600 pigeons yuntiess quantities of tea ¢, 6,000 pounds of 4 weight of thousands of de, unknown quantities of and sherbets and $600 worth of pastry. Could It Be Wo-se? | WORT TORRY, L. 1, Nov. 14 om his experiences, b two members of hi the captain of the # rd Dennis was washed ere today after a wreck in Plum Gut, where the ship sank The Dennis sailed between New Bedford and Greenport, L. 1 TAXING BACHELORS (By United Press Leased Wire) BERLIN, Nov. 14—By taxing bachelors and old matds the little Teacher—Willie, you may tell the clasp what a dachshund Is, Ille—A { ade with Hhort panta! ID.MAKES IT OUS AND ABUNDANT dachshund is a long ai and %n incomparable glows and Ju tre, and try find a trace hair; but yo after about two we you will see new halr—fine and |downy at first—yes--but really new hair outing out all over your scalp nderine is, we believe, the only halr grower; destroyer of j@andruff and cure for itehy scalp jand it never fails to stop falling hair at once. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is molaten a cloth with a little Dan derine and carefully draw it through your hair—taking one small strand try the experiment of encouraging matrimony. The legislative body has just passed a bill incressing by five per cent the ineo men and women who 4 after the age of 30 watching the experiment with interest PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 14—De termined to combat the rapidly ris ing sentiment against President BA. ‘all's renomination in Oreg Your hair will be soft inted Taft campaig |flowsy and beautiful In just a few headed by State Senator | Moments —« delightful surprise ling, is deep in a letter writ awalts everyone who tries thin paign today jat a time. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN? Oyen. STRIAL DEPARTMENT 7. MAYWOOD, MAxaonn Senile, Washinaloyn, October 18th, 1911. The plan which has been submitted to me by Mr. George - M. Pillebury for organizing a company for the manufacture of Binder and Friction Board appegls to me, after careful inveeti- gation, to be a good opportunity for the investment of money promising immediate and profitable returns. The supply of raw materials, consisting of Waste Paper and Clay, can be laid down at a mill in Seatt insuring low cost of production, le at prices the market accessible to this point is large enough to peo ,the maximum capacity of the £ mill proposed with a minimum gt polling expense and at a large oe margin of profit in competition with eastern mills. bury is thoroughly competent » and to operate same on Per Mr. Pills- to fonstruct and equip a plant the most economical basis to get results ee and he can be relied upon to make no statements or promises md which are not conservative, reliable and safe. . Yours truly TGH/G, For the purpose of enlarging the plant to produce four tir |Too Much Marrying) }ing principality of Reutes is going to|- es the present output, The Occidental Board Co. have placed 150 shares of preferred stock on the market at a par value of $100 per share Geo. M. Pillsbury Organized the OCCIDENTAL BOARD CO. a Year Ago It Is Now on a Paying Basis and the Entire Output Is Contracted For Waste Paper Will Make Money for You The Binders’ Seattle is unlimited THE OCCIDENTAL BOARD CO. OPERATES FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRICTION AND If you are interested, attached coupon to Occidental Board Co., and you will receive by return mail full report and data on this sca Occidental GEORGE M. PILLSBURY, President. kiaiy.. moll FIFTH FLOOR Board and Friction Board manufactured is made entirely of waste paper. The supply of waste paper in THE ONLY FACTORY ON THE PACIFIC COAST BINDERS’ BOARD. MR. G. M. PILLSBURY, HINCKLEY BLDG. Kindly furnish me with Pamphlet “A,” Board Co. General Office, Fifth Floor Hinckley Bldg. DIZZINESS, HEADACHE, TORPID LIVER AND SLUGGISH BOWELS Sick headaches! Always trace them to lazy liver, delayed, fer n the bowels or a sick stomach. Poisonous matter, inet rown out, is reabsorbed into the blood, When this poison cate brain tissue It causes congestion and that dull, awful throbs sickening headache. Cascarets remove the cause by poison move on and out and purifying th instantaneous 1 whose sensitive o to wick bendaches, not suffer, for 1 Cascarete, One taken tonight will straighten you out by morning —® 10-cont box means & clear head and perfect health for months. Don't forget the children—their little insides ed & good, gentle cleansing, Chil- gladly take Cascarets, b they, good and never gripe or sicken, the di bing, stimulating the liver, making tha d. The effes almowt jums are especially prone can be qui cured by per box Also 26cand “STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Soda crackers are extremely sensitive to moisture. Before the advent of Uneeda Biscuit the only persons who ever tasted fresh, crisp soda crackers were the people in the bakeries. Imagine their trip from bakery to your table; exposed to air and moisture—kept in grocers’ boxesand finally in a paper bag on the shelf in your pantry. Could they be the same as they were the day they were baked? Now that we have Uneeda Biscuit—we have perfectly baked soda crackers —perfectly kept. No moisture can reach them—no con- taminating influ- ences can affect their flavor—their goodness is impris- oned only to be liberated by you for you when you open the package. Alwaysin the moist- ure proof package. Never sold in bulk. 5 cents a package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS