The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1912, Page 6

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Take this harmless Compound as} directed, with the knowledge that there is no other medicine made anywhere else in the world, which will cure your cold Or end Grippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after effects a a 26-cent package of pe’s Cold Compound, which any ruggist in the world can supply 30% OFF ON SWEATERS THIS WEEK AT Theo. Wilts& Co. 1012 First Ave. ADOLE, I HAF A a! LoY OF FILTY LUCRE. HAF You ANYDINGS VICH VILu CLEAN Because Comptroller has certified the against Counciimen Blaine Wardall as sufficient “on thelr face,” Assistant Corporation Cown- opinion reversing the decision August 18 on the this morning says that it is not valid according to the city charter, He s&ys the council will not be bound to call a recall election. Hughes hol@s that the charter re- quires the comptrolier to certify to the actual siffictency of*recal petitions, and not what they ind! cate “on their face.” Bothweil Tampered Accompanying the Bothwell has forwarded a commun- feation to the city council explain- ing that he is compelled to make such a certification because the auditing committee, consisting be- Is the Practice of Medicine WITHOUT DRUGS OR KNIFE. Councilmen Blaine and Wardall, has refused to allow him the nec essary expenses to make an actual check. How Muddie Started The muddle over the recall sit uation dates back Chronie and acute complaints Yield to this modern branch of the medical science with sur RE IT HAF. 1 LEND You MY VACOOUM CLEANER. You'can ATTACH ID ON DER SLECTRIC LIGHT Fixture, HERE’S WHAT’S WHAT. IN RECALL MUDDLE Bothwell | recall petitions | assistant corporation counsel, and and | recall matter, | 1 | Wardall lenough names showing them suf certificates, |, to August 18, | petitions when James & Bradford, then a® | Wardall rrows Cleaner and On August 24 Moward Hughes, Scott Calhoun, who was then at the head of the office, reversed Brad ford’s opinion, and Inetructed Both sel Howard Hughes, who wrote the| well to attach @ certificate of in of | sufficiency to the petitions ns time comptroller had given at Jurisdiction to the petitions against Kellogg and Blatne, and could not possibly comply with the new opin ion. When the same presented against December petitions w Blaine on 30, ficient “on their face.” Bothwell ac cepted them. to follow Cathoun’s ast 24, Instead of bis gust 18, and in an opinion last k held that those petitions, ha once come under the jurisdi on of the comptrolier, could not legally have left his office, deciston original petitions at this time. Getting More Names. In the meantime, befor counell can act on Bothwell's cer tifieate of sufficiency, the recallers are busy getting new names on the against Blaine and The confileting opinions wow I MUST Go UND TURN ON DER JUICE, DEN T TRY How 1D VORKS, By this and with But Bradford chowe of own of and sides himself, of Mayor Dilling and | therefore could not be accepted as he city prising ease. Dr. Joseph Roane 5640 20th Av. . BL Phone Kenwood 674 It is @ short haul from my to the University, East Lake and Ravenna din- and cartage charges are lowest in the city. quality cordwood, sawed ay leaps ant Salivesed by soed or cord. Phone for delivery Breen sistant and now corporation coun-|of the corporation counsel's office sel, wrote an opinion tn which he | will probably make It impossible to said that Bothwell had no right to receive the recall petitions against Blaine, Wardall and sellogg on August 17 because they did not show a sufficient number of names “on their face.” Bradford instruct ed Bothwell to cancel the filing | hold the recall election on primary February 20, as intended, so 0 save the expenses of a special election. But the recallers are con fident that they can get ebongh new signatures in any event to make the recall of Blaine and Wardall- poe ppatend with betraying Ethel Wil , client from the penitentiary, was) combed for with stamps on those petitions. aible, ee DOCTOR’S SIDE “ROASTED” IN ETHEL WILLIAMS’ SUIT GBy United Press Leasea Wire) {that the defense is honeycombed SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11 | with contradictions on vital points, Every weak point in the structure|®5¢ that it has failed signally to of evidence which the attorneys de-| Drove the points mentioned by the defense in its opening statement. fending Dr, Otto C. Josien, the rich! * “the word “peejury” wan frequent San Francisco physician who {s|ly on Murphy's lips. “The defense has overplayed itself,” he - sald Hams, have raised to save their) “The sewers of this city have beeo to come her mercilessly bared by Attorney}and swear away the reputation of Frank Murphy tn tris operiing argu-|thia girl. When a defense or prose. [ment for the state In Judge Law-)cution is framed up, the marks of rs court today. He demonstrated | the frameup are bound to appear.” German Specialist on chronic gases. The following methods employe jechano® Therapy, thy, Chiropractic, © . and three mont things that Germany ever Meep you eves on: this a4 for testt- jais of cures. have them by hundreds. Dr. Edwin J. Brown, D.D.S. SEATTLE’ LEADING DENTIST 713 FIRST AVENUE Union Block. STATE DENTAL WAR A GOOD THING FOR THE PEOPLE ‘You Gave s Do lar. I Make « Dollar Dental Combine Will Loss joliars Whim I Do Your Dental ‘ork. Miginciaes destsl work at vepole con ay prices I operate oh yous teoth; the com- tine operates on your I do not compere wi york, but with the high-pricka 8 Combine Dentiaty for leas than fhelr price, I guarantee sy work; they do hot guarantee theirs, “This Inakes tho combine Jealous, ‘713 First ave. is nti] @ and Sanda ‘who work. BROWN, D.v.g | Why WaitaMonth? Why wait a month for the continuation of a story? 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At the meeting held last night at the Dale cafeteria former »}City Engineer Thomson discussed the plans from a favorable nd. point. Thomson's talk wae in the nature of an argum against the | objections offered at a recent meet |tng of the league by George F. Cot terill, who opposed the Bogue plans. REMEDY | Bent to Demonstrate the Merite of | Pile Remedy. Othere It Can ‘ Do for You. i We have toatimenials by the bun- reds showing all stages, kinds and | degrees of piles which have been oured by Pyramid’ Pile Remedy. | If you could read them soltelt. | ed letters you would no doubt go to| the noarest drug store and buy a box of Pyramid Pile Remedy at} once, price fifty cente. | | We do wot ask you to do this. | Bend os your name and sddress) and we will send you « trial pack-| age by mall, free. | We know what the trial package will do. In many cases it bas cured les without further treatment. it proves its more from your box. 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QUEER THINGS IN THE NE WS Millionaire nm Happy, Though; note the effect on the white blood je Has to Work cells of the animals, and ten ex Lawrence Brown, son of J, J.|Periments have been made Brown, millionaire mine owner of | The Goctors announce that the Denver, i» compelled to pound a|@ffect on the dogs’ white blood drill in a mine at Victor because |Celle is only temporary, and that his father didn’t like bis marriage: |*fter being spleenless for several Young ,Brown says he is happy |months two of the dogs are grow Just the same, aw a five-woeks-old |'"e fatter son makes bis work easier. ae wee |Omaha Man App: Minus Their Spleens, Dogs Live) and Get Patter The University of Michigan to Government for Post as Hog Dentist South Omaha man announces to the government that salto It After Being Cleaned Ras ‘wir t— I DON'D Neep You ATER auc! a he canj cutting out the spleens of dogs tolcure all hog diseases by fixing Mrs. Annie Cooper, Philadelphia, | TEE-HEE jt “the only bog told the police that she had aaa dentist in the world,” he wouldn't ;governable desire to mind working for Uncle Sam church property, Donen He declares that every disease They believed her when they known to swine is caused by bad found 400 prayer books, teeth, and that be can make well |and other church necessities takes Hogs better and sick ones well, | at various times from the Cathal cathedral, in her room. | Presents Her Husband With Three Girls and One Boy in One Day | Once a Siave, Left an Estate J. T. Bivens of Hickman, Ky., te | More Than $116,000 4 came very much a father in the] George W. Smith, 75 brief space of one day who dled at Champaign’ Es fe His wife gave birth to four chil-!born a negro slave in Ti dren at one time, three girls and! hut jeaves an esta Paves J ti one boy, and all are living, | $116,000. tate Running away in 1862 he e union army and sctsd ae A ‘women . desstibing herself’ as |*0* for Gen. John A, Logan, Dance @ tonight, = } More Than 400 Prayer Books in| ty, Philadelphia Woman's Room at Dreaml. MEN, INCREASE YOUR WAGES By taking advantage of the wonderful Bargains which are being given by A. Bridge & Co. during their giganti¢ Clearance Sale Your dollars will do double duty here Friday and Saturday. You never saw fine merchandise sold at such low prices. This is a genuine clearance, Everything is guaranteed to be exactly as represented. articles on which the price has been cut deep are not mentioned For lack of space, many Everything in the store is being sold at greatly re- duced prices. Don't fail to take advantage of this sale. The more you buy the more you save. MENS FINE SUITS GREATLY REDUCED There isn't a finer or larger stock of Suit in Seattle. Every style size and fabric is here, and every price is cut to | the bone. Suits worth $12.50 go at .. $8.65 $10.70 Suits worth $18.00 go at Suits worth $20.00 go at Suits worth $15.00 go at S Here's the way we will sell suits Friday and Saturday— $12.35 Suits worth $25.00 go at . Suits worth $30.00 go at $16.75 14.75 $19.75 FINE OVERCOATS AND SLIPONS SACRIFICED Sy Here is your chance to buy an Overcoat, Raincoat or lipons at a very great saving. We must clear our tables and counters to make room for spring stocks, so we have put prices on them that you simply can’t resist. $12.50 Overcoats and Slipons .. ' $8.65 $15.00 Overcor B1O.7O and Slipons Extra Special! Rubberized Slipons $18.00 Overcoats and Slipons ... $20.00 Overcoats and Slipons .,. Take your choice of a line of worth up to $7.00, for ... $2.35 This Slipon will give you as much wear and satisfaction as a much higher priced garment. It will look well and will keep you dry and warm. 35¢ HEAVY WOOL 80X —The best Work Sox you ean . buy Heavy wool, Come in white and gray. The regular $6 kind, dur ing the Clearance Sale, PR WOE iiess sorte astga A good quality of During the Clearance may Clearance Sale Prices on SHOES $2.50 Working Shoes, $1.95 Heavy Lace Shoes; just the thing for the working man. Save 5c during the clear ance and take your choice of the $2.50 kind for 200 from; new patterns ; 35c dozen $4.00 Working Shoes, $2.65 This lot includes some fine bargains. It consists of several broken lines which we must close out, Take the $2 65 $3.60 and $4.00 kind for .... $4.00 Fine Dress Shoes, $2.65 ‘This lot includes patent leathers, vici kid, box calf, gunmetals, ete. These are not old goods but the very newest models and styles, for values $1.75 Hats, Clearance $2.00 Hats, Clearance $3.00 Hats, Clearance . Genuine President Sus- penders, worth 50c, brand new patterns to choose from— 34c $12.35 200 HEAVY WORKING SOX— Sox. Regularly sold at 20¢ pair. buy them for just, per $25.00 Overcoats and sipons SAG. $30.00 oer" O19.75 and Slipons Bargains in Trousers — These are the famous “Keystone” Union Made Trousers. Every. palr warranted to give satisfaction. $4.50 Single Trousers will sell for .... $3.50 Single Trousers will sell for $4.00 Single Trousers will sell for $2.25 Single Trousers will sell for During the clearance sale they will sell at, per pair.. Men’s Underwear Must Be Sold Two Rare Bargains $1.00 ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR, good and warm, the kind that wears} $1.00 values, clearance price— 65c $2.00 ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR. This is extra quality—there's note better; guaranteed all wool. $17; and $2.00 values, during this sale— $1.35 150 WORK GLOVES—These Gloves are made of heavy calfskin and have clasp fas- tener. A mighty good work- ing glove and a good value at the regular price of Te. Working Sale you 35c Silk Four-in- 9c Hands to choose ale price. .19¢ MEN'S HAT CLEAR- ANCE, ALL STYLES AND SIZES during the during the sone B245 A. BRIDGE & CO. Two Entrances—First and Yesler—Look for Big Signs The Largest Clothiers on the Coast Six pairs of Canvas) Gloves, worth regalat 10c per pait— 256