The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1912, Page 3

STABLE METHODS OF BEAUTY CULIVES Husband Dies at Sea. Bae | ao}, -|Goddard Offers a” a ge lms. DANIEL WARNER MARVIN i A heneymoon cut short by the jappaliing Titante disaster was that jof Daniel Warner Marvin and his young. bride, both of New York On Ma 18 they left for Europe to neymoon, returning When the lifeboats the Titanie the young carried his 1 to the deck and fore jj Ret into-one of the boa she ching to him and med tc ay On board with him. Then she with him to get Into the Iso, but he refused to take of & woman and waited © said he would come soon, earful bride cried, “Ob, I can him throwing a kiss to me just a at drew away! Her marriage to Mr. Marvin caus 4 considerable comment, as they [haa taken a moving picture record lof the ceremony | TEST HEBB SITE Thorough tests and surveys of the Hebb power site will be made, undet rection of the city en | ginee e the city will con sider takl it over. At the coun ef meeting yes day, the city en i ized to make such . will be necessary }to make the tests. from | es from | atch re a | Kodakers ae tm at One, at Five waits or de COBS ,PHOTO SHOP 1. Bi wees Anme 1494 % of Werk abe Got Nioth Ave. N Two Are Missing Two persons are reported mis: & Hunter,/ing from their homes today Mr lewele 215 Yesler | Tom MeDonald, resident of Queen % Way , : MET ote Frye Houghton }Anne hill mane for be wishes % deen inissing tr p since 18 She is of the opinion that b “i with H ure E y i 1 MOIZ THIRD AVENUE Fe y 1043 IND. 5200 | look for the boy Griffiths Is Back Councilman Griffiths was back desk in the city hall yester after an absence of 30 days Griffiths visited Eastern cities and Jattended the American Academy of | Political d Social Science, at Philadelph Mayor according to a conversati th Councilman Grif ifiths, reduced the mumber of um jnecessary arrests in New York 70, ‘heed in one year. | Pe WHE SURE WON’T DO IT A Plumes Cleaned | oy shade. Wi PD Tepairet. dyed te . Model Millinery SET Peopie's Bask Bide PORTLAND, On, April 23 Lewis Orenstern told Patrolman Ennis, the latter says, he would ar ‘es-|rest him if he did not come through with a “five Banis took Oren |stern to the station, and he was fined $100 for impersonating an officer HIS BEST WISH LOS ANGELES, April 23.—“My best wish is that you do not come here again.” With these words, |Judge Monroe, divorce departa of the superior court, pronoun Eugene Denny man and wife wandered into his departme mistake RED TAPE IN N BANKING great of red tape pen an ac The ag ty ‘producers. Prices 1 =, to variation, ‘and oss ‘hese oe prioee, indicated, 8 are for ' striethy } NATIONAL BANK er Square, First and James [netting of _ eres to You eo Regal Feed, Selling Price. W. yore |Bride Forced in Lifeboat; ! | MILK DRIVERS J. Stillings and Miss M.| Pitt a W service i |G THE MARKETS 5 AX FOR THE CHICKEN LAW While tt was a foregone conclu sion that the chicke 1 would be * meeting of the council, in accordance with the ma rt of the public adopted last ¥ omfortably large | of n raisers asne eo counciimantc Councilman Bilal ed for his bill, dectarin t did not mean to abolish chicken rails ing, but merely to regulate it - dt to cheer to Bet His Hat “1 want to bet my last sum: mer's hat that thie resolution came from the Sunset Tele phone Co.” said Councliman Goddard yesterday, referring to Councilman Blaine’s resolution to order out the Independent phones used by the city, God dard pointed out that the city was given some of the phones free, while it must pay for ev ery Sunset phone. The resolu tion passed with only Goddard, Erickson and President Hes- keth voting against it. pe Traveling Third De OUT ON STRIKE) Charging that they were not b ing pald the usual union scale of $90 by the Pine Milk dairy, 1514 Seventh av seven members of the Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union Local No. 66, struck and refused to go back to work unless their pres os of $85 are increased The pany quickly replaced the strikers with other men The men claim that the company signed up the union agreement to pay union wages a year ago, but up to the present time have not ful filled their promise THUGS ENTER MANY SEATTLE HOMES L. J. Wright, 1231 First av, fell asleep last night in a hotel on Bev enth ay, When he woke up he found that a stick-pir valued at $50 and & purse containing $12 In stiver were gone Paul Boudens, 2200 Tenth av. S., reports that some one broke into bis house last evening, taking away articles of apparel and several phon ograph records. WR Hips, 1121 22nd av. says] some one appropriated the battery | rrow machine yes was standing on| i Mi Pabeae; Sit Silacr ev, | vorts the loss of an Airdale puppy missing for three days. | C. C. Mulligan, 631 Henry build-| ing, says that when he went out to} his summer home, across Lake| |Washington, yesterday, he found} averything of value had been} the only thing} were footprints 0 West 56th into his esterday, air of shapps e Mrs, T. B.C Pr. a bieyele} machine are in , his ollee found 8 missing Th - Rid of Piles at Home| ‘4| Try This Home Treatment—Abso lutely Free. No matter how long you've been| joseph ease Is Fhe yusands afflicted as " badly race thelr quick | they began us usly successful the expense and danger) al operation | 4 in the coupon below} free trial treat | nm conclusive slip of paper for t ment It will show ly what Pyramid Pi do. Then you can get the regular package for 60 cents at any drug store. 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Invited 50c and 75c¢ Chain Purses now offered $1.50 Ladies’ Silk Gloves, 16-button length, for Men’s 15c Socks, tan or black, pair Ladies’ 10c Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, ea. 5c to 10c cake Perfumed Toilet Burson Stocking Feet, pair DURHAM DUPLEX RAZORS, equal to Lewis & Co.'s $1.75 DRESS SHIRTS sale price Smart Hand-Tailored Garments for About 50c on the Dollar Men’s $15 Lewis Suits, Men’s $25 Lewis “Suits, i $4.95 our price $11.75 7 Men’s $35 Lewis Suits, . our price $1.50 IMPORTED KID GLOVES in all colors and sizes. Sale price, .pair Lewis & Co.’s $2.50 HIGH GRADE DRESS SHIRTS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, Gar. hh Sc to 10c HAIR NETS with or without elastic 2:° 25c MALINE black, white and colors ard 18° Men’s $20 Lewis Suits, our price 15¢ to 25¢ Gold Plated Bar Pins, 75c to $1.25 Pearl Beads, now offered at 50c CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY offered at, yard 5c Card Pearl Buttons, now SHELL BARRETTES AND HAIR PINS 25c Barrettes, now 5c card Hai 5c Card Safety Pins, our price GREATEST OF ALL HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR SALES 35c to 50c Women’s Summer Weight | 20c pair Children’s Hose, Vests and Pants, a1 c lic now, each 25c pair Ladies’ Hose, sale Men’s 65 JERSEY RIBBED geable Taffeta}} KNIT UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, each SERGE, 75c values, 1214c Bleached yard Muslin, mill ends, $4.75, 7.50 Ladies’ BLUE SERGE _ MEN’S $4.00 SHOES COOPER’S MEN’S KNIT 8c Huck Towels now offered for now offered $9.75 $22.50 cn 's and UNDERWEAR, Lewis’ price all sizes, now $1.50, our price 49° for 5c cake 4 oz. 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