The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1912, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Phone: Private Exchange Main 0400. Ss NONTHW Bet | OF NEWSFATE fall leased wire mews service of poatottice aa second-class matten ‘Beattic, Wash, wix mow. $1.00; your $9.98. olty, 186 per me “i Dally by The Fibers to ‘The Seattle Star will office at once of any failure to rv OF any attempt to the des cure prompt and regular. another paper fi lation Department May Her Like Multiply Remember that Lew Shanks, mayor of Indianapolis, who sold po- tatoes, turkeys and chickens to the people and broke up the commis sion-house-storage-house robbery, don't you? Well, he has confessed One day last fall, Low's wife called his attention to the fact that potatoes were $1.50 per bushel and rising, and that soon poor people couldn't afford the “spuds” at all Lew smiled and got bis mouth set for cracking a joke woman, but she made him swallow that jok ith “You bet, if I were mayor, I'd do something—(that's what!" He did. Guess ‘most any fellow having It put like that at him home would do something. We take off our bat to Mra, Mayor Shank: Bhe pulled off that mayoralty dignity, She hung official honors up in the wardrobe. She demonstrated that a mayor is a servant of the people. She showed all officialdom its duty Were mayors, they'd do something t's what at the dear Views of Law “The law is a sort of hocus-pocus science, that smiles in yer face while it picks yer pocket; and the glorious unce: use to the professors than the justice of it.”—From an old Irish drama tist, Macktin, 1759. Laws grind the poor, and rich men rule the law.” Smith, 1765. In law, what plea so tainted and corrupt, But, being seasoned with a gracious voice. Obscures the show of evil ?”—Shakespeare Oliver Gold- - WE'RE glad that Te of Penn, e ° OVER 1,400 white slave Gunlene in Germany, Dest market. o 80 °o CODFISH 60 cents the pound in Portugal. No republic can live Bong under such a burden. °o 0 0° TAFT was nominated four years ago without the votes of Tilinols, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. But he had the vote of one Roosevelt that time ee DR. Y. F. KORLOWSKI, after touring the world, announces at Berlin that American women are the most beautiful om earth, Come gain, doctor. o oO o COUNT BON! DE CASTELLANE claims that Anna Gould had @ivorce in mind when she married him. We never credited Anna with having that gleam of almost human intelligence when she married. o °o o NEAR Los Angeles, Sunday, Contractor Tom Fuller was ground by car wheels, Then a crowd of women and men serambied to pieces for bits of his bones and flesh as souvenirs. There surely is a streak of hyena in some people. — ni ROYAL ABSOLUTELY PURE The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Saves Butter, Flour, Eggs, and makes a) MEN’S wales Tan Russia, gun metal, vici kid and patent leather. Latest styles, button or blucher Union made, $2.50 and cai 50 cut Oxfords All leathers, latest styles, button or blucher cut, Union made— $3.50 Agents for Educator and Cushion 4S wind Shoes. ‘RAYMOND & HOYT | | home? jalways wanted to be a farmer sete fe | 1 The Quaker Drug Co., Inc. 1406 THIRD AVE.—Liberty Bidg. The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes. We bet if more like her ainty of it is of mair ts Neked, whoever licked him. } and America is their! | youth It ence Proons,” jean't marr SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. THE STAR-—FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1912. TAKEN FOR GRANTED BEFORE THE RECEPTION “Already this ment is caus! turned. In what way? “My wife is making all kinds of sneering allusions to the price | paid for my new spring suit, PERFECTLY FRANK wuffragette move the tables to be Why not?” “Oh, they've got a new auto, and} “Oh, they've got a new auto and { just can't bear to hear her tell/!I just can’t bear to hear her tell {about It.” about tt," DEFINED “IN THE SHOP “Would money Tt" “Sure; I love you so much that] “What is a grafter?” Vd marry you, even if it was taint-| “One of the other party who ed, what one of your party wants, "AN EARLY PROGRESSIVE First Egyptian—I see they finished the Great Pyramid last week What do you think of it? Second Ditto—Somebody got a big graft. fifty years from now the whole thing will have crumbled you marry me for my “Won't that parasol fade? “It doesn't matter, My new hat iw big enough to keep loft it.” Still on Hie Mind “tHave you forgotten that $6 you owe mo?” “By no means. Dida't me try to dodge into | way ?"—-Anawe ali | FRECKLE-FACE Archibald, what plants flouriah in excessive heat? New Remedy That Removes Mreckieon You take it from ime, Puck. you see that door » London. Teacher Archibald—tee plants —Judge EASY Judge—You certainly do not expect the court to take this ph ae evidence Prisoner ende Binetter. If that won't do, judge, I can give you another. —Flles COOL-HEADED He-—We are now coming to a tunnel. Are you not scared? She-—Not a bit, if you take the cigar out of your mouth A CERTAINTY If | ever marry, I'll rule the roost or know why You'll know why, all right Hoston Transctipt INFORMATION BUREAU Can you tell me where I will find your bureau of vital ® reliab cont you Tit-Bits, be we in trititng ounce of othine Heck from Bartell Drug Peck Stranger statistics? Varmer Brown She knows the age of every woman in town. *e He sure to ask Bartel! Pp: for the dow bine, ae this nota back tf I kin give you the village dressmaker's address. Lite. ‘ tr DON'T SCOLD AN IRRITABLE CHILD JOSH WISE SAYS: “A man ailus handies a fine, new _ meershum pipe with hie heart In| 1+ Tongue Is Coated, Stomach Sour, Breath Feverish, Give! “Syrup of Figs” to Clean the Bowels. “Pleas Fridemush has rented out) th’ front part of his house on Main| St., 80 that somebody else will have ter answer the doorbell.” ee Your child isn't naturally cross “Ote Stileblock found th’ pair o° Irritable and peevish, Mother! faise teeth he lost eight years agolamine the tongue: if coated, while cleanin’ owt th’ well last} moans the littie one's stomach Is) week.” |disorderod, liver inactive and tts | - |thirty feet of bowels clogged with | A Hard Campaign |foul, decaying waste. “Will you please help an old sur-| | Every mother realizes after giv viver, mum? jing delicious “Syrup of Figs” that “An old survivor of what?’ jthis is ¢ | inxative and phyaic | Of the winter of 1912, mam."—-jfor children, Nothing elwe. regu Boston Evening Transcript hates the little one’s tender stom- ‘ ach, liver and bowels so effectually, Not Without ‘Smiting |venides they dearly love its delight ful fig taste. Father—I never smoked when I of constipated bowels, sluggish was your age, Will you be able to! jivor biliousness, or sour, disor tell that to your son? ° 4 - ach, feverishness, diar Joan yg vot and ant face a8 sore throat, bad breath or to straight as you do, dad.—Answers, | break a cold, give one-half to a tea wapiataaen spoonful of “Syrup of Figs,” and in afew hours all the clogged up jwaste, sour bile, undigested food and constipated matter will gently move on and out of the system) without griping or nausea and Ade. | you will surely have a well, happy and smiling child again shortly, Handle With Syrup of Figs you are not e ives drugging your children, being com pike on. A little boy said to his father | posed entirely of luscious figs, #en a for day na and aromatics, it cannot | be What's a wide-awake hat, pa?’ | harmful } “The father logically and reason-| Full directions for children of’ all ably replied sges and for grown-ups” plainly A wide-awake hat, my son, is,/printed on the package. of course, one without a nap."—| Ask your druggist for the. full Detroit Free Press. name, “Syrup of Figs and Whixtty of - Senna,” prepared by the Chllfornia peo Ben | Fig Syrup Co. This ts the delicious | t |tasting, genuine old reliable. Re we fuse anything else offer row P ~ Ibe, 2 for 4c and fe boxes fine Linen. Statlonory 160 and 20c Linen all sizes High @r ! Dupineas size out to Se Lead Penct 8 for 106 bottle Rea Ink For SUNDRIES of autistic! o.86 we cme: b 4c $1.00 Atomizer, George Ade on Hats there is fo reason ter millinery. What People say no logic, in Ea a falsehood! The speaker He continued Hats, whether Easter or other wise, are full of logic, full of rea was George Toilet one aad snkee Brand Steal The Determined Girl No, Annabel Green, I cannot marry you, My rich bachelor uncle declares he will cut me oft with a| nickel if | wed without his ap- proval And the young man with the weak chin sighed forlornly, Very well,” replied the deter-| BS Rem v.07 it a oe! mined girl. “I will go to your! RQRntr—mMONog uncle. What is his address? Rives, Compicte 2 “Don’t go, Annab cried the would prejudice eat Mod ficn still more against ‘me. The Low Rent Does it cut to 5c “You mistake my meaning, Clar $1 box of 120 double shee said the girl | “If 1 or Wedding Plate Stationer FS ti you I will marry your f : eland Plain Dealer, a ed 35¢ cut to ing Cards, Gordon Tracie Aoom 907 Traders Bldg. Cor. Third ané Marton Tablets, ug Fabric Env eut to 10c sizes cut a le." —Cl P to match Yes, He Wanted to Farm “I s'pose you're perfectly happy now that yow are in your country If I remember right you Yes, waiting about it.” “Waiting for what?” “Why, for the handy man of the neighborhood to come around and spade up my garden,”—Cleveland | Plain Dealer, Established 1888 PRECIOUS STONES, FINE JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER Corner First and Cherry SEATTOE Branch Cor. Fourth Ave. the sun] Of se Co. | Removal 406 PIKE STREET AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—"Madame X.” Metropolitan — “Rebecta of Sunnybrook Farm.” hirley Stock Co, in Lily and the Prince,” Bailey Stock Co. in Shenandoah.” Empress—Vaudeville. Pantages—Vaudeville. Orpheum—Vuudeville. Melbourne — Photoplays deville. Grand—vaudeville and motion pictures, Clemmer — vaudeville, The Perfect Laxative For eee <i i's Syrup ‘pala which Re alae | Age han ite attraction Jthan youth in a quieter life. f |o witho wood ‘fpr ke it at rege and y ; thet way Seam Jawattude ood tor oh “a Anyone wishing to ma |this remedy betore buyt regular way of @ druggist ‘t ots oF $1.00 & lacks bonne if Photoplays and An Overworked Child “Blggins ie constantly telling |the bright sayings of his young purgatt well as men. ¢ that ‘te tx with . ay that file all the a a tt ts, and has in ad « ine Dr. wton Be | t sddvene ee ‘The authorities ought to look after that case, The poor child seems to spend its entire ex intence thinking up things for its father to go downtown and re-| peat.”—Washington Evening Star. The reas al If you can dress just as & custom iallor eae clothe you and save able on each sult pu iun’t it your duty t do Maybe you don't beliew sch @ thing possible, Wel, see our Clothing and Priegg and be convinced, $15.00 to $25.00 Shaner & Wolff 803 THIRD AVE, Thoughtful Boy Mother—Willie, have you eaten all that candy without even think ing of your little sister? Willie--Oh, no, ma; I was think- ing about her the whole time, fafraid she'd come before | had fine inhed—Boston Transcript ‘ATE D A A GOOD THING FOR THE PEOPLE Dentistry at Your Own Price The Dental War to thie state start- ed in 1903, when the Dental Board jemanded that all appli-| ‘ombine “it, is Gnprofessional nal and Dental | dishonorable to ad- that any Dentist nder all the! was unprofe to guarant That tt dishonorable Observation Cars ING A Feature of Rock Island Service. GOLDEN STATE LIMITED ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED COLORADO FLYER Special Eastern Excursions in May, June, J July, August and September. We have the Most Desirable Routes from which to choose. For TICKETS, SLEEPER RESER- VATIONS and INFORMATION jeatiate on Firs D. McNAUGHTON, immiuate WY Navi Co eateh my | City Pass. Agt. GEO. P. CAVE, foe Dentinery ington, ‘Th at 1 refused to the Dental War Tb We wil drive Brown from | pete with cheap den-| guarantee 5 mate 2 detter land the Dental Comb lfwo deliare when I de your Dentat Juat whe ve ‘Dr. Edwin Brown, D. D. §. Genera gh Seattle’s Leading Dentist | RY 712 Second Av., SEATTLE, 713 First Avenue Union Block. One Door South of the Postal Te! graph Bullding ‘ pings until 8 and Sundays ple who work. building will be practically rebuilt with concrete and reinforced concrete and steel floors, and we will move in when store fully completed. In the meantime we are offering many enticing : at First Avenue. BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW OF OUR REMOVAL SALE P| Friday and Saturday Selling TOILET DEPT. 1-pint bottle Violet Witch Haze RUBBER DEPT. 226 | , A, number of unusual offerings 12 tn the Rubber Department for c IIc 6c pair Ladies’ Best Grade Houne- DRUGS 25e bottle Dense Alcohol ‘ 2c bottle Furpestice en 2he bottle spirits mphor .. bottle Rubifoam Tooth Wash the tube Tooth 500 Hair athymol Paste bottle Hay Health Peroxide Vernon's dainty Exquisite Cream odor of elightfut cream, per jar septic Chamots ttle Jamaica cut to 23c Glycerine . Bath Caps has a Hyaregea: sr aie yringe Peppermint =~ ttle Witch Be bottle Tincture Severe iesese sone AOE 39¢ Hone “Water 1.6 Ree puntaia Syringes, “"$1.89 ont 2 pottle Cc arbolle $1 size Rubber Sponges 68c 2Se bottle 14¢c S00 Men's Rubber be bottle Rorenst, 50c $2 2-qt. Goodyear's Maroon Rub- | 250 Hottie Essence Ber Fountain § $ guarantee faxel BRISTLE GOODS Male Brat . 696 pottie Peroxide 18¢ et 31¢ 15¢ ET bottle m Olt bottle atsfoot OU see Glycerine Soap l0c pkg. Short Emme! Boards © Hand Serub rushes Whisk Brooms, food qua $1 Detachable Handle Bath Brush 600 Cloth Brush PATENTS pine Pills drogen bottle nger : bottle Tine Arnica bottle Spts. Cam “Jamaica o Lambert's poitic Rose Water Tbe Complexion lOc pkg, pure Brush 6 loc pkg. Powder —CO— cone —OWORPOW HO OOAOO on — t Pow- 1 prepar bse tiff joints or rheumatism Sal Hepatica © wash three for can Dutch iene KODAK DEPT. NEW CUT PRICES 6 exposure films developed for 12 exposure films developed for Got your Sunday Films # aker. Exclusive Auer Agente Shield Truss matic Branch THIRD AND MADISON Orpheum Building ® can Metion’s Food x Diape pata ‘Tab Main Store and Offices 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE North of Madison Cable Line +4038 | jing |i F [i ESTES se be. eee