The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1912, Page 8

BREAKS YOUR COLD AND ENDS GRIPPE. IN A FEW HOURS) | The most severe cold will be) Sroken, and at! grippe misery ended | efter taking « dose of Pape's Cold Compound every two hours wotil three consecutive doses are taken You will distinetly fee! all the di» agreeable symptoms leaving after the very first dose. The most serable @ullness, head feverishness, snecting, running the nose, sore throat, mucous oe tarrhal discharges, soreness, stift teas, rheumatiam pains and other distress vanishes. Pape’s Cold Compound ts the re sult of three years’ research at & cost of more than fifty thousand doNars, and contains no quinine, which we have conclusively demoa- strated is not effective in the treat | ment of colds or grippe ; Take this harmless Compound as @irected, with the knowledge that there Is no other medicine made anywhere else in the world which will cure your cold or end grippe pilsery as promptly and without any other assistance or bed after-effects an & B5-cont package of Pape's C ‘old Compound, which any drogeiet fn the world can supply person ve the ta and be faone at your own price. We your practice and we will! you, Examination and ad-} without charae. er 90 Bigh-clase Deatal W. Rt cost of material, te adver tee our work. all ranteed by our Seige es and the bigh-«rade ma-| insuree you that your ‘wilt be the best. { the second floor ef the People’s | # & Grand—Vaudeviile and motion Building, corner of Second Av- | euve and Pike Sereet. cet The Bon Marche 1 & Southwick. o ele-| ator or walk up PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR, DISTRICT, RELIABLE , THEY we are dot \* * | ® Metropo! ® Quick Wallingford.” ® Seattio—“Mutt and Jeff.” ie nd Mac- | T NOBODY—By Meek. OH, MERCY !! who i® UNDER a menerenn - TEDDY CLUB HERE «| A Roosevelt club will be organtx- \ed in Odd Fellows’ hall, Fremont, ® tonight, by residents of the Ninth, ® Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteeath wards ®/and the country precincts of King ® county. Danteld Landon, state sen- ® ator, will be one of the speakers. A Taft club will be organized in the Silver building, Evergreen hall, Saturday night. SPSS ERE HES * AT THE THEATRES Moore—Dark Hitan — “Get Rich & Emprese—Vaudevilie ® Pantages—Vaudevilic. Orpheum— Vaudeville. pletures. Reeeeeeeeaeanee —_—— Butterflies that measure 11 inches across the wings are found in British New Guinea. * * a . * * ARE ~ Renton, Rainier Valley, Jackson Street COLUMBIA CITY SASH & DOOR CO. SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK ‘$000 Rainier Ave. ‘ween 20 ‘Beacon 1967 DUDLEY & SONS —PuONES— Bensct Beacon 1271, Ind. Col 40. ri it and Crete (W) Lambs o Sunset, Main $1, — GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pure Foods—Full Weights MILLINERY Good Silk Beavers. .... $4.7 Good Wool Felt ... WHILE THEY LAST Enterprise Millinery Co. MS Rainier Ave. | JACKSON ST. HOTEL IDAHO‘ AL. THOMAS. Mer. Phone Ind. 1685. Newly Brrnisties. Hot and Cold ‘ater in All Rooms. One Block From All Depots Booms All Prices. TAILORS 2417 Jackson St.| FINE TAILORING For 20 days I wil! make « spectat| price of Ladies’ Suits from $30 and ‘and Men's Suits from $25 and up, the latent spring styles, All suits made in our own shop. REMEMBER OUR CAPER, THE BEST ... $1.50) ™ [Gives any combin jaere on ¢ ‘and Columbia Heating sn4 Gas Fitting WILLIAMS & GOWEY 2209 Dearborn. Let These roe Estimate Your ‘or 1T WILL BE RIGHT. Phone Maple 596. RENTON THE MBLROSE THE MELROSE MEAT MANKET All kinds of fresh and salt at the lowest prices. We will MM a gold-filied frame, guaranteed for five years, with spherical lenses and leather case, complete for $2.50. This includes « careful and accurate examination See our Kryptok lenses, with no lines or coment scales, for close and distant vinion. Saves two pairs of glasses. Mounted with Shuron cye- glass or spectacle mounting In THE crry. Curry Optical Co. EVESIGHT SPECIALISTS "| Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade Building Bring This Ad With You Renton Public Market @. Dir" Prop. 1 Formerly the Central Market, has | f Butter, Eggs 4 Vewetabl Smoked Mente. pectalt OND or Ind. White 193./ Williams & McKnight | wy TOU SEE LAZE OEE °° Y LIVE WIRE BARGAINS Phone Black 71. Ind. White 92: PLUMBING . Blower, ete. for Most reliable « of power kne of spend ke auto en- talogue and KA. SHEARER Plamber and Tinamith ci Was! cents « day cheapest source ”. Kine. price, HARDWARE Renton Hardware Co, Some Big Specials on Mere. COME AND #BE. BIG SAVINGS Dr.EdwinBrown,D.D.S. Seattle’s Leading Dentist 713 FIRST AVENUD Phone Ind. White 301. Sunset M. 391 REAL ESTATE Your almost portunity for @ hi: ame as rent edar at outbuliding, fruit t $1,600. Terme $16 month 7 hesitate. WILSON & MAHLOWE Harries # ™, RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT FLORIST | Do You Know That A su s For 1-3 less than any other nursery in Rainier valley? Call op and get the ices, Beacon 966. Foot of Holly St. id Renton line. FLOUR Hammond's Best Flour $1.26 for 49-1b. Sack. BIG SPECIAL. WHITE FRONT GROCERY Ind. Col, 96. Beacon 2999. QUALITY COUNTS —_—— FUEL mpete with cheap den t with the high-pr ymbine ti half their price GROCERS J. 8S. ROOK Beacon 1296 seal s Pere Jrosts. eo sent Saattary WE SAVE YOU MONEY ““BRUHST'S GROCERY Phone Beteon 3¢29, Orchard Beach Grocery Strictly Cash—Will Bave You Money. 7829 Rainier PHYSICIANS H. P. MAPES, Prop. Fairview Station. CERTIFIED WEIGHT Certificate Receipts Phone Beacon 3345. REAL ESTATE One acre on Renton Ave, all amall house, good chicken Fine chance for poultry $2,150, on terms. & CO., BEACON 1972, Columbia 75. Beacon 4390, " Columbia CARL E. KOENIG, M. D, S710 Rainier Ave. 9 to 11 a.m. 9 to G and 6:30 to 7:30 pn And By Appointment. Hours, rah DK. G3. NURS Rainier Beach Pharmacy ama Ind. Col. 160, Beacon 819, ‘Clgans, Goin Gawaeen Best Drug Store in This District BIGHT PRICES. HE Ss emer a VIN COMING \__ aed What if the wind is Weather too chill for What if the merecury's shaking and quivering Round about sero and everyone's shivering? What if the coal bills seem simply nefarious Whae if the women wear fur garments various? Nevertheless we are getting toward May again, Bpring’s on the way again! "Spite of La Grippe and of colds Soon we shall plant both the 1 pneumonia, a begon: Boon we shall cease all our frigid tooth-chattering Presently showers of rain will be spattering. What if the water pipes freee by the myriad, What if WE freese in this tcleat period? Cherish this thought—<4t will make us all gay again, “Spring's on the way again!” So when the plumber bills fusterrand worry you, Bo when the chill breezes bluster-and hurry you, Laugh at the bills, though you murmur and glare at them, Laugh at the winds though you're longing to swear at them! Never you mind ‘Think of the Sprin, on the way again’ emece= ea = Ground - breakin ceremonies, which will be the first active step taken by the newly organized Beat: tle Garden club, will be held next Wednesday at noon oe downtown lot. The purpose of the new organ: ization ts to beputify Beattle’s ve cant lote by substituting flowers for tin cans and rubbish. C. L. Quigley, president of the Garden club, wit discuss the affairs of the garden organisation before the Altrulstic counci? this noon at luncheon, Pa kt ohottelialielictalial! : ” # “QUARTETTE OF FOOLS Rev. M. A. Masnews wit! preach a special sermon Bun: day evening, entitied “Seat- tle’s Quartette of Fools.” In this sermon he will not only discuss the -foar prominent foots of the elty, bat the four classes they represent, rs * ee ede ew ee eee ee seeeeeeee amship Alameda smashed all spheres in te trip from Cordova to Seattle, making the voyage In three days, eight hours and twenty min- utes. She arrived in port yester: day A woman testified that Kimmel was George Kimmel because he kissed as he did 30 years ago. George is no progressive, evidently. | The big Stimson mill, at Ballard, extate of John D. Rockefeller here, which had contemplated moving (©) during the last few some other part of the Northwest, will not be moved, but will be torn down and replaced by a much bet. ter and more modernly equipped plant. RRA * % ailing under the Russian * # flag, the firet seen here tn # many years, the bark Califor. #& nia will head into Puget sound # today, on her way to Tacoma, @ where she will load a cargo of # Jumber for the United King- * dom. Sewrrnrr es 2 ee ks * * Steamer Al-Ki arrived in Seattle from Alaska yesterday. The ALK brought the body of Charlies H. Schrewern, one of her passengers, hip soon after her | States army pena vont a. Schrewern |tako examinations rture from Alask sas becomes insane and was being brought to U. 8, marshal. Some day fo! you and say: ural.” Don't be a knock. will peek at He looks nat- fet that remark “The Value of Good Eyes,” will be discussed in a lecture at the Y M. C. A. this evening by Dr. Henry LaMott. ral of Mrs. Nancy Meek wee, who died Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mra. C. c Smith, Rainier Beach, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p,m. from Bon- ney-Watson chapel, Whe Said This First? A correspondent writes in to remark that history Is fiction become respectable with age. Davis was shopping yer afternoon tered her home at 110 Weet sth d ransacked the pieces of March 7, 1862, Capt. John H }Morgan started on the first of the | raids which were to make the southern CAav- alryman one of|# most feared | & the |# the members of confederate army throughout the border states, Morgan's firat raid was a little one with only 25 18 «miles % raiding parties ame larger Seattle After Apple Show Headed by Mayor Dilling, a com- mittee of the Chamber of Com- @ for the next Paci tofore been held in Spokane, YOU'LL FIND IT NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR Seattle by a deputy | Febiger of the reguli Seeeeeeeeeeunen the logical ® an’ North-| ® waukee Free P; . West apple show, which has a sia [Py | Mantla to enlist lt t. the bellows of Boreas, ngtide all tender and glorious, Think of the Easter bills which you will pay aa v¥ PEOPLE Latin-American diplomatic #0. ciety at the wational capital is all Secretary of the Navy Meyer has = two Benori phones in his ore house for which the government pays. Justice Larton ts the only supreme court justice who “sticks” the people for his house telephone! 7. Jack London, novelist, shipped from Baltimore as third mate on the Dirigo, for a voyage around Cape Horn to Seattle. His wife signed as stewardess, TARRYTOWN, N. Y., March 7-— An immense eagle has been feasting on chickens captured from the days. ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 7-—City Racteriologist Harris, investigating bad eax found that it contained 4,700,000 bacteria. COLUMBUS, O., March 7—Of 279 proposals introduced to date in the) Ohio constitutional convention three | Eimen have introduced a total of 74. | Records show that 37 delegates = not fathered a single proposi- n. Siam has 3,000 tame ele- phants, but the supply is grow- ing emailer fast. Geo. L. Febiger, the university, left yesterday for in the United where he will later for a leuten- ancy. Febiger is the son of Colonel ray. sophomore at Their Professional Courage. ‘Opera singers a: brave in one respect.” “What is that?” No matter what they do, they are always ready to face the music.” unusually One swallow doesn't mak spring, but it makes some fel- lows jump. SR RKHAAMRRE HHH & * * * Today's Short Story Once in a while the farmer gets back at the “gity feller,” and this is the brief tale of how @ well-known Milwaukee lawyer, sojourning in the country for a week, fell a vic- tim of Uncle Josh’s subtle se of humor. The legal Mght had gone to the country to work. He just shed his coat and kicked right in as ‘twere, He had been assisting in stacking the first crop of hay and was working on top of the stack, When “knocking off time” came the stack was pretty high and the city chap didn't just know how to return to terra firma “Say, how'm I goin’ to get down?” asked the lawyer per- son. . The farmer considered for a Then he continued: “Oh, jest shet your eyes and ‘alk around kind o' keerless, you'll git down.”—~Mil- * * * * * KSEE EEESSEE SESS SEES SESE EEE EES FURNITURE DAY Goods FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. LT © Closes Datly at 6.0. and Cards. Prices and samples will be cheerfully submitted At $1.00 VERY attractive model, and an unusual value, Of white crepe daintily patterned with ring dots in pink or blue, 4 short waist is finished with row of embroidery insertion draw ibb« d a line la dge. i de ribbon, and a linen pattern lace edge, ribbon-drawn, 3 pretty finish to neck and sleeves. Price $1.00. ON nen also New Spring Styles and Weights N™. while assortments are new and fresh, and the showing of the various sh sizes is most complete, can Spring and Summer Underwear selections be best advantage. Popular Spring numbers :— Seamless Mercerized Lisle Union Suits, | very fine weave, in low neck, sleeveless | style, knee or ankle length; lighter weight at waist-line, ensuring an excellent fit; $2.25. Lisle Union Suits, low neck and sleeve- less, with cuff knee, Swiss-ribbed and mer- cerized quality, with double band facing drawn with ribbdn ; $1.50. Women’s 16-Button White Fabric Gloves, OMEN’S Washable White Fabric Gloves, suede finish, in 16-button length, ; sewn, with spear point embroidered backs, Cut full in arms and perfect Sizes 514 to 7, $1.00 pair. New Kid Gloves, $2.00 Pair Glace-finished Kid, superior quality, two-clasp style, in black, Swiss-ribbed Lisle Union Suits, style, with low neck and cuff or wide trimmed umbrella knee; 85¢. Sleeveless Lisle Vests, with low | fancy hand-crocheted yoke or plain be top; some have under-arm shield; | 3 for $1.00. white and a broad selection of desirable colors; excellent value, —First Floor. Special $1.25 HESE Suit Cases combine light durability, being made over strong fi sole leather corners and good brass lock They can be washed off when soiled witl ‘Twenty-four-inch size, special $1.25. Twenty-six-inch size, special $1.40, Attractive Special Values in LAUNDRY SUPPLIE Featured for Friday RATTAN CLOTHES HAMPERS, SPE-| HOUSEHOLD BENCH CIAL $2.50, $3.35 AND $3.95— SPECIAL $4.25— Rattan Ten- Clothes} inch Hampers,| Wringer well - made | combined and extra-| with tab heavy, strong | stand— and durable. | tubs Three shown in special] illustra- $2.50, tion not $3.35 and $3.95. LAUNDRY DIPPERS, SPECIAL 15¢— Laundry Dippers, made of extra-heavy | tinware ; large size, special 15¢. sizes, incluile?d Special $4.25. COTTON 8¢ a Twisted long Cotton Clothes Line, 47® } HANDLE, Special S¢. “UNIVERSAL” SAD IRON SPECIAL 10¢— Iron Handle of heavy stamped steel, with Will not break and is Special 10¢. POTTS’ ASBESTOS CIAL $1.25 SET These enameled wood grip adjustable to any Potts’ Iron Irons are fitted with a thick layer of EMPIRE CLOTHES DRIER, SPECIAL 50¢— | asbestos | between iron and cap, keep- ing the top and handle cool; tra i blue-finished—no plating to weat off, SP cial, set of three irons, with stand and safety handle, $1.25. - COPPER WASH BOILER, $2.65— Clothes Drier, made of se- lected maple stock, in oiled fin- ish; with ten 22 Special 50¢. 4 inch arms. SLEEVE IRONING BOARD, SPECIAL 15¢— Sleeve Ironing Board, substantially made of heavy ai copper, tinned cover, ary hai of selected material; 23 inchés long. cial 15¢. “BRIGHTON” $2.45— Wringer with frame of selected maple in natural finish; rolls 134 inches by 10 inches, Special $2.45. Spe- WRINGE SPECIAL n Special $2.65. Housefurnishing® pounds, ‘ Great Majestic