The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1912, Page 10

Considering some of the men he b ‘Bove Ye soothing syrup,” says 8 New York lady. But some doctors Barber for keeping a few mugs of his own ‘WAY soothing syrups contain knock. out drops. (n-What-Joy! THE SEATTLE STAR ] FREDERICK & NEL. SON, FUMMITURE Inc, DRY GooDs Store Clowes Dally at 5100, APRONS hor Excellent fa for every use in the ang maid and workmanship & con 1 “Respect for the courte?’ “Wheh they quibble and drowse prices, Over nse igh legal brows? ver nonkense and folly with high legal bi ‘Attractive When they dawdle and wobbtie and drag and delay, The Apron of delft-blue per- she Coverall pretty Shuffling ever along by a devious way? tn the When they pore and they peer on the technical page While the litigants die or grow hoary with age? “Respect for the courts?” When they smugly apply One law for the low and one law for the high? When Justice is lost for the sake of the law, As the judges search close for the tintest flaw? wn Was seen on the many thousands of faces that visited “The Rubber Store,” now the “Seattle Sporting Goods Co.,” 714 First Ave., yesterday and today, at the great stock moving now going on before entering our new home at 713-715 First Ave. {And-Why-Not2| ng Prices Stock - Movi SHOES Drug Sundries For the roe . 39¢ $1. 25 Women's Tennis Shoes and Oxfords. . $1.00 Misses’ and Children’s 's Ten- nis Shoes or Oxfords... . . - | ht is made of cale patterned with white | t? Ment 18 ma percal del ft vith 50c patternec dots or rings, and trimmed | ya ai it with stitched yoke of plain | blue picture med blue bine Price Moi trimme material sade as in “Respect for the courts?” When in Lawrence they dare | Price $1.00. Forbid men to send out thelr children from there? When a rich man can order bis servant “put in” For thirty long yeare—for the theft of a pin? When men, by their greed and thelr carelessness, cause A Triangle fire—and go free of the laws? “Respect for the courts?” Weill, In heaven's name, why? Just because they look pompous and stern to the eye? The cold truth is this—though It isn’t delectable We'll respect all the courts—when the courts are respectable! enna YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People rning Cap to 1 at left Long Prin of percale Aprons | delft-blue and rings, bib | with bands of plain-blue piped binding Ging nt white or blue, tar M and 5 in with white dots 1 A ‘one trimmed on bretelles, r “s he a cneck and across bottom = stripe > 7 white checks in white. Price 75« | kimono sleeves tily trimmed with pl color of ked with Margaret blue gingham, white pipings, Pe Shetland Veilings just been receiv Aprons i chec aud white bands piped trimmed 1.25. white. Price Se 25c. THIS DAY IN HISTORY April 26, 1621, Ferdinand Ma gellan wan killed in the Philippine nds, If had not killed thi would ha an you have beer have n the popular $I in black, whi R of new designs and colorings ral and conventional eff scroll, spider, flc A lic to $1.25 » including , brown, red e-blue, gray and « m 65¢ yard —Piret BASEMENT SALESROOM ei Special Values in || Misses’ and Children’s Spring Coat fe $2.85 to $7.50 \-tailored mo ped m \ or circular collar $1. $0 Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe After diving head |foremost through the gia lahield of bis own automobile the machine with which it collided Harold Holdsworth and the maid in whose lap he landed shook }hands warmly and trotted away to- gether, Both cars were wrecked, All he to go few $2.00 Hot Water Bottle. . $2. 00 Fountain jaye decided t a thing like that shoul em BF sey poder weep Rola ara stand in the way of making Southern California was netted § > ey lle Boo Pato : jhere by J. V. Edinburgh, The fish)! Pope Pe meager} | measured $0 feet. Four horses pull-| acon a lad the not eftlae which relieved us, near ys # ago, of the void in our} caused by the lack of a HIG BUSINESS Panama canal. “I hear you've left Stingo @ sata DISTINCTION. “My husband and | were mar. ried by a bishop.” “Were you? My husband and 1 were divorced by a judge who ls occupying @ seat on the su preme bench.” — Judge’s Li- brary. smart collection of pract in good covert coat , Serges and 59c | | | me | $7.00 Men’s High Top hea” | | | some trimmed with large sailor tm lor now.” hat are you doing?” “Looking for another jobi"— Answers, London In business. for contrasting ¢ Colors, navy, “= ickages Putman make kes. tan, gray, red, Cope and white checks Sizes 6 to 17 years; special value at $2.85, $3.95, $6.50 and $7.50 nhagen, also $5.00 Men's Short Duck Boots $6.50 Men's Hip ns 0 Croquet ; Portland, Or—When only feur Jehicks came from 117 exgs in hie-tin- | cubator, George W. Gaither was Pasadena, Cal.—Yeggmen who! | parsled. Later be asked to have 99 dynamited a safe in the general Duck Boots $3.00 Baseball | Mre. Daphne Louisignot and Mianie Johnson arrested, saying he had a that they bad boiled the ean». Salinas, Cal—A baby weighing 0 pounds was born here, le @ [the son of Alice and Jumbo II, | members of a circus now here, and store of Johnson and Sop, at La manda park, afe pretty sore today the explosive used. There was just 45 In the safe. Do not expect to agree with They got about enough to pay for |] Even a salad can- Men’s Canvas fe the first infant elephant ever bred land born in captivity. Leggings | somes Women’s $8.00 | Delayed at Port Townsend, tle Ad club will be held very serviceable and practical for school weer Hunting Boots....... PBR etisl | Nippon Yasen Tamba Maru arrived |day evening at the Col iW i 1 child’s 5 to misses’ 2. Special 81.00 pair. in port ag 10 o'clock this morning,|tre. Elbert Hubbard will speak. | | rerg EC id ten hours behind her schedule, The _ | | BOYS' SH( SPECIAL $1.25 PAIR— liner carried the record p. er |lit of the year, bringing 2 sengers from the Orient About People One of the women contestants the and Children’s Vici Kid Lace Sho I M heavy made over a full, round-toe soles, Another lively the Men’s $1.00 Work Boys’ Box Calf Blucher School Shoes, n heavy-weight single soles; sizes 9 to 2; special 1. so adh ~Rarement Saleereem | Good Corsets Priced Low A Style for Every Figure At 50c At 75¢ the Corset Model 388, for res a Corset with low bust the average ff heavy coutil | dium bust and di i skirt moderately long, and three pairs of supporters. $3.50 Boys’ Hip Nine new appointees to custom house service have been worn in by Députy Collector Chesnut Men's $1.75 Work Gloves. . y i i | PTE ay aanEEESEeE 90c Boys’ Tennis Shoes a $1.50 and Oxfords OR THE HOME. “4 don't know what these suf. fragettes want. | say woman has no business monkeying with politics.” “Just what I say. Woman's place is the bridge club."— Kansas City Journal. Six divorce complaints were filed in the superior court yesterday, Great American aerial race! scheduled for next August, will! be Miss Harriet Quimby,, it ie said. Mins Quim by recently “put it all aver” for éign bird-womea by flying alone cireuit Fishing Tackle 15c Hooks, per 100. . 20¢ Spoons . Be 25¢ Salmon Spoons... Se cross the Eng 75c Success Spinner 40¢ ff oer grate 25¢ Gut Leaders De .., South Dakota 65c Gut Leaders ... . 4 gi Fish Reels biggest boy Jacob Schimmer horn of Burke 80c Reels $1.75 Reels $4.00 Reels Highest Grade Imported Fishing Baskets $1.35 size $1.65 size $2.00 size . $2.25 size . $2.50 size One divorce decree was issued in oman the superior court yesterday won we show an excellent model for Be who requi and long $1.19 $1.39 .. 81.73 $1.83 The Seattle Union Card and Label league will give a trades union drill and dance at Dreamland, April 30. skirt. It is made of batiste, well-boned, with two sets of hose supporters and long, unboned skirt. At the same low price is featured a Net Corset for summer wear At $1.00 and $1.50 are featured attractive new’ models in such known and popular makes as American Lady, Kabo, Royal Warner's Rust-proof, Thomson's Glove-fitting, Corset H. = Basement Selearoom. | 15 old Jacob is only six MISS QuimBy feet, six inches |tall, and weighs but 200 pounds. |"Pa never spanks me ay more, Jacob told a newspaper men. |be there's. a real good reason for that. Ks MB) Because of the recent forgeries for Ball sei or Boy Regular $6.00 Athletic “Ruff” 2 All $1.00 Bats. 696 Neck Sweater All 50c Bats . All 60c Bats . All 5c Bats .... All 50c Baseball Socks .. All 50c Gymnasium Underwear All 60c Running Pants All Masks at bia To Those Who Shave Themselves Regular Durham Duplex Razors are $5.00. Try one at $1.00 Globe Safety Razor with 6 blades Men’s 25c Rubber Collars 2 ° . Fishing Lines on 35c Fishing Lines 90c Fishing Lines ... a Pure Silk and Waterproof Lines . . 40 PER CENT OFF | Untrimmed Millinery and Trimm Leghorn Shapes in large, } medi and small sizes, suitable for misses, $3.25. Large American Beauty Roses with foliage, 28 | Small Pink Rosebuds, 35¢ Lilacs in a good range including black and white, 25¢ to 45, Sweet Peas in red, yellom, ..14¢ Black Neapolitan Shapes, in large wear, the t $2.95 Milan Shapes white and burnt-cc medium and effects for dress County ( also en notic ertif r a will be is db office, and fees and mileage will be allowed to only such witnesses as appear in his office immediately after trial. small shapes for | hat, $1.45 lored to Men's $2.50 Worsted Sweaters ... Boys’ $1.75 Worsted Sweaters Kind Lady at last? Nixon Werk—-Made imitation hair | fer a butterine factory. black, r; large, Il effects, straight or rolled brim, $2.95 and $3.50. nis Mien Musiroom | pink and cerise, $2 blossoms hi to the bunch, 65¢, Chip Shapes in gray and ay a burnt-color; also wh w Ostrich Stick-ups in black 61 e dw » $1.95, black flange, $2.95 = ~<bl Imitation Aigrettes inf en ee ve ia a straight and curled styles, ia ; black, white, black and whites 35e to blue, tan and brown, $3.95. 4 nent Salesrvom New Lingerie and Tailored Waists Special $1.25 Lingerie Waists in sheer mulls, voiles and | Smart Tailored Waists in linen, novelty lawns, trimmed tte, with wide and so plain i resting values at vement Saleeroors. in WHAT GIRL DOESNIT? Marks—So you think Mise Jones is both pretty and intel lectual. Hum! You can’t make anyone believe that. Barks—Can't I? | made her believe it!—A.swers, London. Winchester Leader Shells, 16 colors, oo “~'Ten-inning games only post- -HALF PRICE | gauge, were 75c, now pone somebody's sorrow. Chief of Police Bannick will ad. dress the Men's club of the Dunlap Baptist church at a banquet to- night PUBLIC MARKETS Chip Shapes in large and medium effects, rolled slightly Men's Heavy Australian All Wool Under- wear with brim upward at $9 95 $2.98 Newly organized Canadian has extended invitations t Canadians now residing in 8 to attend t launching 0} organizat eld newt Mon. Rainier elut 00 members. side; black and $3.50. Java Shapes in small ef- and white, Men’s $1.50 Yachting Caps $3.25 Heavy Imperial Tread Bicycle Tires Doors | “The Rubber Store” NOW — Open | seattle Sporting Goods Co | 4 First Av medium si club already Anniversary celebration of members of the King count Fellows’ and Rebekah lod be held tonight, at the bi pa vilion. The feature of the vening | will be the ceremony of conferring the degree of Chivalry. the Odd will Doors Open 9:30 a. m. A damage verdict of $594.88 was awarded to the Vittucel Importing Co. in a sult brought against the city by the company when a sewer overflowed and flooded the base: ments of the Vittuceli warehouse, Oct in sertions and French hand-embroidery anf Dutch necks; sleeves in ; high and three-quarter Valenciennes laces, adras and line tucki very stripe ma cluster stylesy 5, fine shirt fe (FREDE ERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED nteeenenone we spec Nipping things in the bud “Soy Bean, our village cutup,| raises the price of garden stuff. wants to know whether it's’ better to call aeveterinary surgeon or al] tree doctor to save a dying horse || chestnut.” More Help Wanted Apply 9:00 a. m. Leet Home = More Help Wanted Apply 9:00 a. m, McCray Three deaths occurred in Seattle yesterday Refrigeratore