The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1912, Page 8

———— h eFreeSewing Machine $1 Down, $1 a Week The Free is the biggest bargain it has more uptodate improvement It is the easiest ronning and the durable machine made, and yet it other high grade machines. club terms of $1 down and $1 An All-Metal Ap attractive style in the golden finish, made with bigh wide solid shaped saddie seat; « very comfortable rocker; $10.00 value. ‘For tomorrow only Seatile’s Largest Housefurnishing Sto-e Buy Now Pay Later t mn Co sponsnt All the Cred't You Want PIKE S1. AND FIFTH AV, Rheumatism—Its Causes, and Why Stewart’ |i: fastest sewing, as well an the This w ever offered in a sewing machi 8 (han any other sewing machine most s sold at a much lower price than k only we offer you the spectal Folding Cot A good, serviceable Fold ing Camp Cot; the fran and ends are made of angle iron, link fabrie spring with helicals on both ends antique copper finish, Spe $6.00 3-foot size back and / et Liquid Compound of Sulphur Makes Remarkable Cures All Poison Must : Be Driven Out | of the Blood Sulphurro the Agent for Puri- fying System and Restor- ing Health. POISON’S REMOVAL IS NECESSARY AT ONCE Letters to C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Company Tell of Years of Suffering Ended by Use of New Medicine— Humanity the Great Gainer. Rheumation t# the b lives in this Western « any other one aff poor, young and old vietims — indine fear or favor and attacks n As inflam gives ite victimes as sciatica, the lower sorely affected, and the often rendered helpt in cay oy id in Idious poison ge iminate It takes man y parts of t he untold suffering limbs are the blood phur disec and distribute thousands of year, Sir the market t sons in all par porn freed of Sulphurro } pain in the t Whe Sulphurro purifier, The power is that is nature's 0 secret of Sulphurro's through 1t, sulphur in quid form is absorbed directly into the system through the stomach, the | pores of the skin and in other way 4nd acts an a disinfecting and high Vy purifying infinen and Impurities cannot exist sulphur, You re ur fumes are al- | ington portant Ingredien “A Wondertal Medicine!” Mukiltec Annex 1 suffered ever rheumatism, and after bottles It left me A. Patterson, Mount “For yeare I had rheumatiny * ¢ © 1 have taken about fourth of @ bottle of Suiphurro ar n building: wmatinm ee work taking & 7 thing ¢ taking tw entirel Mar Vernon, Was and I er the mount F. H. Keteham ai & Coke To., Seattle suffered agonies m for months when hott Kheumation Cored in Three Weeks. northeast and health on, but umatiom 1 When 1 Iph iro T bad @ pal now oud to way althy con Hoted with rheu which dia not usual treatments, 1 er t wood health to th phorre.”"—D, B. Ward, court house, Seattle. Bulphurro’ is on_ sale gists, The C. M, Co., 71 Columbla Sf King co: by all drug THE SEATTLE STAR NOBODY~—-By Meek. YOU MAY NOT BELIEVE 1 BELIEVE 1'T— EVERY ME BUT THE FISH WAS word OF IT THIS LON® ——~ a WELL. YOURE THE FIRST ONE wo EVER DIO WHATS NOBODY ! WA- HAS YOU’LL FIND IT HERE | NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE. | | The city has no more right to erect and maintatn poles in the underground wiring district than any private concern, was the dects }ion reached yesterday by the board jot public works copal church, was i ed with a large leather chair in ree cgnition of hin services by the Hrotherhoed club of the chureh night present NOT AROUN' HOME “Your husband has the repu: tation of being very stern and etatorial,” “I never noticed any signa of it, did you, ma? “Never.”—Houston Post. | WHAT EXPERIENCE TEACHES “1 intend to do Europe next do. boy.” you'll be Boston wen't my Transcript. The U. of W. Glee club will give concert at the Prexs club theatre S11 Fifth av Thursday night, at 0 about to start md will try out Prees et t t for me famili atthe eee hee a Plans for the construction of # ! the eight.atory Judson block, to 5 be erected by the Metropolitan Building Co. at the Fifth av and 1 were filed yesterday superintendent of Estimated cost of * * * * boys # On a cance # | thelr #| ¥ill be ladiew * the and thel : Why Don’t We Say It? (Hey, STOP } RAISING A DusT iN THIS corner of rolces at wt bers with th balldings. he building eteeeeeeete tes * Max te " at stein yesterday had resided here funeral was held loretock this morning from the fan ily residence, 1507 17th ay Service club will las use “Immigration” at a dinner €:15 oclock next Monday ev in the rooms of the Sea etub. mercial = Shields put wary “Stonewall Jackson who had his army at Mount Jackson Shields started Gen TARE THAT) A. C. Frye & Co. and the Wash one division of ington Cold § ane muet ay hin army from pear before the superior court, April v chester to 5. and show why arrein ward Manaseas of poultry should not be royed aod then pulled as unfit for human foc in his own borns try in said have toward Winches storage ain June, ter, axsaming that Jackson. when he found the force at Winchester weakened would go in to attack it swallowed the bait de The poul ir 1911 ee * * «NEW YORK, March 20.—A * pet snake snipped the string & that held Mra rau's pearl 1 ® necklace about ber neck The Mayor Cotterill and other city of) @ excitement almost broke up ficlain will be guests of the Manu-|® the party, at which he 5,000 facturers’ association at a dinner to! ® portrait was unveiled |be given at the Hotel Lincoln, Sat-|® urday evening, Mareh 23 Tee Pee eee eee 2s 2 Jackson eeeeteeeeee A LA SHERLOCK HOLMES “Flubdub has just been call ing on his best girl.” “How do you know?” “He has taken three cigars from his waistcoat pocket, and every one of them was broken." —Judge Comstock Withdraws Charges. Fred W a former mew ber of the legislature, who made charges of mismanagement against Patrick McInnis, also a former mem ber of the lature, ne jthe estate of Belle. Kimball, hag pub: |licly withdrawn them. “Upon thor ough atigation, | find that 1 was wholly misinformed and taken,” Comstock Molnt has conducted bim honorably i every re Ce Dek inv ee i ee ee While selecting a room for self n @ man who came to her room ing house at 1023 Fourth ay last night, Mre. Minnie Bur ness was. robbed of her pure containing $15 in gold and two checks, one for $20 and on for payable to Mrs. Jam 8, Burnes pect “Mrs. Pankhurst chitis in Pen,” says a Cleveland press headline. If it's a foun tain pen, unscrew pen part and spray with hot water. has Bron } #eee eee eee ees ka Ka RR RH HR RM ution will meet at the home of Dr © A. Smith, 1305 Mercer st W. B. Starr will read an atriola r¢ Che tonight original |) Col. George W. Weldon of Seattic died suddenly of Sieart disease in Bremerton, where he was spending & week's vacation. Col. Weldon for ovine. th | Shafer Bros head bookkeeper | trom Nome lust October, the ste am He is survive a widow and 4/ship Morthwostern, with a son and daughter. The body will bel ger list of 382, sailed from. p cremated |yesterday afternoon for ern and southwestern C. W. Arnold, for the past 22 years | port | | ASTHMA SUFFERERS Send for Free Sample of ARNOLD'S ASTHMA CURE The Never-Failing Remedy Harry Burbridge, 333-334 Arcade || grand larceny |ton of $90.15 pi by passen. iy outheast | | | | Alaska ures departinent of public iatil 4 yesterday warned 11 + public market merchants who are alleged to have been giving short weight charged with through the abséirac worth of grecerios from the store of Sylvester Bros Co, while an employe, yestenday was acquitted by a jury in the su |pertor court | “The Eternal Failure, Hell sand What It Means,” was the subject of last night's sermon at the amission being held this week for women at the Chureh of the Immaculate | s1 Canoes ur BuMMer plea sexton of the Firat Methodist Bpir- | A. V. Rinehart of the weights.and | ‘Conception, 18th av, and ¥, Ma rion wt The other day we said Siam had 4,000 tame elephants, but they're not half the trouble of the G, 0, P's one wild one. terre AT THE THEATRES Moore—Mre ter Two Women Metropolitan— You Live Chorus Leslie Car Alma, Where Lad Empres Panta Orpheum—Vaude Grand—Motion vaudeville Pe lel eeeeeeeeeeeeee pletures and Sete eee eeeeee Circle of Longfel row aft schoo! will The Mothers’ low hool will meet t | ernoon 0 at | building Dr, Maude er |give # talk on “The Mealth Food of Growing Children Some pitchers won't pitch on Sunday. And lots of others | can't | | Judge Roger &. Greene yesterday | resigned the chairmanship of the | |rivers and harbors committee of the | |Chamber of Commerce, a position |which he held for 17 years continu ourly J. 8. Brace selected tt wue 4d him. wan MUSKOGEE, Okia,, March 20.-—A | constable chained an engine and 16} freight care of the Midland Valley | rallroad to the rails Waruver, | | Okla, and informed the offietais the | train could not move untl a suds) ment of $19.95 againet the goad was) paid | | | } here who) MugKny | Ie doesn't anybody Mugeny MeGraw one? Well, th youl) tike Muggny. But «he ien't known as! Mra. Mukesy She's just plain| Mre. John J. Me Graw, and ie} willing to give ali the bt her app) there know Mee McGraw and doe jooking-—amile car when down In defeat » In defea | NEVER FED “THE Jack——I don't think used to playing cards Tom—What gives impression? Jack—-Why, when 1 her to cut them che around for a knife Evening Transcript. KITTY" Kitty ts you that asked ooked Boston ee es CHICAGO, March 20.—-Twen ytwo childre 3 o have been mining’ from thei the last three weeks lice are searching bat note bas been found ris reported home The pe eeeeeteetee Seeeeeeeeet ee ee NEW YORK, March 20.—Vincen ardancesco, explaining why he borned hands treated m hospital physic . uv demanding moi 1 tried him on fire efused it italy, March 20 crown VITERBO, nor used 29 b dle arcun days Sig Santoro, ot the nt NEW YORK, March jam Longman 20.—Will tiwed that he and fat from liquor had drinkin NEW YORK, March Walkh, 14, of Boston bere to make his fort homesick in two days City Hall P Policeman that New York beans were te eat 20.— who Philip ame became He told Campbell not fit WINSTON SALEM, N. C., March On « wager of $2,000 J. H. Leb man and J. H. Nixon of this place will try to run an auto backward from here to New York ing April Fools’ day 20 CHICAGO, March 20—Declaring that two wor ke more trouble than men, Judge Hopking dismis slander suit of Mrs, Marie Berb; against Mre. Anna Chri justifiable | CHICAGO, March 20.—Obsery that this is a free country Forst declared it nid be |to take his money the supp of his wife. He was ordered to pay her $4 a week, neverthele wor for The Sons of the American Revo-| te OR ae * TRENTON, N. J, Ninet March eight convicts in penitentiary mem of a Chri class started in the Kdward A, Stokes 20 | the | are |* bers | | |e ek ee ee * CHICAGO, March jall perso Jin their Bishop J | many 20. you do not coffins,” is “Think like as being the afivice of H. Vincent, “I find that persons who do not lke us »w their good sense in not doing! #0. NEW YORK, March 20.—Mrs. Es ther Barkina, to cure a rash on her body put tobacco leay in her bath water, She is in St. Mary's hos: in Brooklyn suffering nicotine poisoning TOLEDO, 0, Alberta Claire, who left Wyo,, last September on back junket to Buffalo, N. ¥ up here temporarily Journey has made her itoo tender to travel. | March 20.—Miss Sheridan, & pony- is held because the pony's feet | | i } and> Children’s NELSON, by mt 560. FURNITURE Inc, ORY Goons mr Store Ov | FREDERICK & Apron Ginghams Special 5c Yard ends of standard ILL Apron Gingham, in indigo, br Len good quality and white checks of various size range from 2 jal, for Thursday, S¢ yard Kaw The Shoe Section Will Place on Sele Thursday WOMEN’S SAMPLE LOW SHogs At $2.45 Pair the Spring sample line of a leading factory, in which are and leathers’ OXFORDS Patent Leather of the season's mo ; a © price quoted, Incl ‘ COLONIAL, c lar styles every pair an exceptional val STRAP PUMPS Tan Calf _Buede Leather Gun-metal Calf Widths find it | 3 31-2, 4, 41-2 If your size is in the range above you will of this offering at $2.45. to your nterest to take sided Value i in Women’s and Misses’ SERGE DRES $8.75 | ed with Irish k tie Skirt has ONE- PIECE lored I erge ssaline s Also a pretty model in Dutch neck, short sleeve lored ed in buttons of self Sizes 14 to 18 years; 34 to 40 bust Measurement, Beery has been planning to gem Dress for Satie ca a Thursday, at $8.75, Thursday’s Suit ta with side fastening trimr tera a becom th come resting group r Women ar arefully of plain-tailored and cs, developed in sergets and tailored. good quality mess — vith ‘paneled back, i Children’s Linen Handkerchiefs lt 5e Each = Hand designed 314 Spe tan mixture, gray 16, 34 to 42 t easurement, 18 years |, $15.00, Women’s Sample Neckpieces: Ie HERE i popular to che ng the following: Novelty Bows ia fon and velvet. Round Collars and. lace-trimt neh hem, rust hundred a Thy ~ Basement ale Irs- at S¢ cach Barement Sale a variety s season's Women’s Cashmerette Gloves 15e Two Jabots and Side Frills of law \ Cluny ered Tailored Stocks with tabs' fects attached, Unusual values 8 buttons. each ¢ from, and net, trimmed with enciennes laces clasp Cashmerette Gloves in black, trimmed with pearl blue and brown 15¢ pair. —Basement Special, Salesroom. ‘Women’ $ ‘Silk-Boot Hosiery, 35c Hosiery with 9- silk boot, hforced double heel and A' PRACTIVE Gowns of white nade in the style and trimmed with line rn lace edge, neck, Special, T5¢. Women's inch lisle top, re- toe; 35¢ attractively pair. priced at Rasement & ‘Knit ‘Underwear Specials at 25c Broken for 1a lines of Women’s Knit Under- and S including in | garments, wear mon arate Women's Cotton Union Suits knee length, with high neck and long sleeves; U 25¢. Children’s Cotton Vests, } to 8 25. 4 rong New Blocks in Sailor Hats, of Milan and 0 high neck, long. sleeves; Pants in ankle length; 25¢, } black, white, cardinal burnt-color; ; . The new Shepherdess Sailor in colored. Children’s “ ankle length $1.95. “es i A large and selec ers, Ornaments and fancy Feathers, very mod in Atilans, Hemps, CH NTRIMMED Shapes mand large effects: © Braids all, navy a Union Suits, high neck and 25¢. Basement Salesroom. t variety of the popular spring erate sleeves ; | Mail Orders Carefully Filled - INCORPORATED,