The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1912, Page 7

FOUR DAYS ONLY The Entire Bankrupt Stock of C. G. INGALLS' JEWELRY STORE Consisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW- ELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC., Must Be Sold in Four Days. This Sale Is Positively Final—All Goods Will Go at Any Old Price. Sale Starts Wednesday, May ‘st, at 2 P.M 223 BALLARD AVE. BALLARD STATION A. KRUGMAN, Auctioneer. ese ale In mei Me ERR aM A. e ? STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Sulphurro! eumatism’s Cure at Last Within Your Reach NCE HELPLESS, NOW CURED ] Olytapia, Wash. CM. C. Stewart Sulphur Co., Seattle Gevtlemen: 1 secured a small quantity of your Sulpburro as ent for Rheumatism on a young man staying with me, After taking Sulpburro six days he was able to aid @ cruffies; in five s he went to work nr concrete, ant B now considers himself thoroughly cured. @, two month ue rawne Ave. RICHARD KRUGER. Rheumatism is one of the greatest of human curses. It causes millions to suffer excruciating pain. So insidious and so elus- ive is rheumatism that it has been regarded hitherto as virtually incurable. But now Sulphurro has demonstrated that it is Rheumatism’s antidote. It re- moves Rheumatism’s causes by purifying the system—cleansing it of all harmful germs and poisons. When the blood re- gains its normal healthful state, Rheuma- tism disappears. Sulphurro’s most marvelous curative results have been attained in seemingly hopeless cases of Rheumatism. Men and women so drawn and distorted with this dread disease that they could not move their limbs—with joints and muscles swol- len and knotted, and suffering untold agonies—have been brought back to health and strength in brief =, by the use of Sulphurro. Scores of letters like the one quoted above are open for your in- spection at our offices. The Stewart Liquid Compound of Sul- phyr is the greatest blood purifier ever pro- ..duced. Study Sulphurro’s accompanying “booklet carefully, follow its directions to the letter, and you will be cured, like thou- » sands of others. We will gladly forward you a booklet on request. Sulphurro at all Druggists. Bottles 50 cents and $1. THE C. M. C. STEWART SULPHUR CO., RARARRAR RARE RAED * M WHAT THE WORKING *| 4 GIRL 18 UP AGAINST * * AERA RR After reading “Lassie’s” letter I find her problem is similar to ones 1 have bad. Dear Lassie, if Mim Grey will allow It, and {t will help anyone, hore ts my story 1 went out Into the world alone at 18 to make my living. The first position was in an office, and after two weeks my monced trying t and said there never was a girl he ever thought so much of as me, but when I found he was not thinking of marriage, | knew he was not the man I had thought him. 1 can never forget how dreadfully 1 felt about this, and my firat thought was to give up my place; but I had to make a living, aad didn’t know of any other. At lsat when he saw he couldn't coax me, he said some day I would be good fand sorry, but | told him ft had never known of anyone being sorry for doing right Every night | prayed: “Lead me not into temptation. and went te work the next day feeling stronger This went on fe when I found another pasitto ob, how hard it was, Let ua take | Mise Grey's advice and be glad we Were stroug enough to resist, SYMPATHY A-—You are a brave girl, and pe every girl who reads your let will realize how a gtr! may be come aw unto herself,” not a} reed to be swayed by another's mind, and desire to commit deeds | which they will spend long years} regretting SAEERE EERE EEE E OE * MAKE YOUR OWN COFFEE « * *| Oe RRP SSS SESS SESS SI Dear Miss Grey: Do you think! it right for my wife to refuse to make me coffee, Just because she thinks abe can't drink it? I sup. pose I should not blame her, be- cause I know it makes her nervous, and I heard the doctor tell her she ought not to drink it, and that he} couldn't himself, so, of course, she has a good excuse. But because it! affects them is no signa it would hurt me, and becaase she insists on drinking a substitute, and wild hot make coffee for me, do you thing it grounds for divorce? | Dog-gone it, I like coffee too well to have it strangled in water Please advise. RUBENSTEIN AI do not think anyone has a right to limit another's diet unless it comes to intoxicating «quors and injurious dope. At the same time she no doubt has your good at heart, and doesn’t realise how nar row she is I have often been thankful I am a woman, and know how to cook, and am not a man,! married to a woman who will not cook the dishes I like. 1 wouldn't get a divoree. It will cost less to get another coffee pot and learn to make It yourself. ee, ee ee * *® A LETTER FOR * THE WLY-WEDS & * RRR AARARhhhe Dear Miss Grey I notice, with interest, the good advice you gave | the Newly-Weds and Thetr Baby, in Friday's Star, 1 have cared for babies only for a good many years, and have had very few colicky on’ #0 with your permission, would like to give the Newly-Weds some very eo embroldery done in bright colors appear upon | @ little girls best dress for sum- mer days. Hand work farther ap-| pears tn the drawn work that rune }down each pleat and upon the blouse, The little dress is made out of coarse buters’ linen. The skirt ends in a hem five Inches deep. The drawa work on| |the skirt stops at the hem. The embroidered bands finish the blouse at the guimpe and the |uleeves. The yoke is of allover Hamburg and the sleeves end with ing. Bulgarian RHRARKAKR HK » NOTICE TO READERS. & * All requests to the Star Phy- #! * sician will be taken care of if * * accompanied by name and ad. & ® dress. Neither the name nor & A the address will be published. ® CYNTHIA GREY. #| ** ORK kk kk tk kt tk | SERIOUS INTERVIEW The bookkeeper came out looking mysterious and called for the office boy. What Nuthin The boss wants to see you right jaway. I guess it's the bounce for | yours.” | "Nix," declared the office boy, “I know what he wants.” What does he want?” je wants to know what new players have been signed.”-—Louis- ville Courier-Journa are you doing?” »|overfed, and the time should ow) ital $0000 0 ooo eo cecceeneeeeeeeeeeee DRESS-UP DRESS FOR SUMMER DAYS SOSH SHSHSSHHSSHHH SSS SHOOHOOOH OOD THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 39, 1912. important advice, The most sential thing to do to prevent te to keep the child's feet w I use a plece of flannel about two feet square. to warm the flannel a tittle other thing to remember in child must have water to drink every day, Holled water, of cour: and It must not be given cold, but luke warm, Feed it the water with & teaspoon, and at least & teaspoon ful once a day, A child at this age at be fed every two hours, If a rash Is noticed on ite it is be lengthened to 2% hours, Lf child ie otherwise healthy and still fusses when fed every two hours, it ts & good algn that it needs more food besides what tt gets from the moth nd should be fed some good baby food that agrees with it FROM ONE WHO 18 INTEREST. ED IN BABIES. Ae a te te tk * . *® HOW A “SHUT.IN® * CAN MAKE om Aw that * MONEY * * * RR Dear Miss Grey: You have help ed so many others that | am couraged to ask your advice, | have been @ stenographer, book keeper and newspaper woman, but a serious fall has compelled me to give up all work for several years. I can't walk out alone yet, but am improving, and want something T have found it gooh |” FE tt tte te ttt tek te * * ie NG LAW LIMITING DOCTORS’ PRICES & * * RRR Oe Deay Mine Grey: Ie there a Inw what a siclan office Dd the savings. See these column: Green Lake Station SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Fancy towa Canned Corn 2 Cans 15c Gerrish Bros. Pioneer Grocers and Butchers. Green Lake Station. Phone Kenwood % Our Commodities Are Fuel of All Kinds do, diy mother has worked day ad night caring for me and earn ing @ living for both, and her health is breaking. . must find something to do to take care of her. Our littio home is mortgaged to the limit, Can't you tel! me of some- thing to do to help? co M, A.—Here is what I think a cap-| idea: From the Commerctal Club get # list of the business wo- men in town, and write each saying that you will do mending and darn au price. If you cannot @ central place down |town where they can leave if, and have a boy or girl bring It to you and return it, If you learn to make the rosette wafers, you can no doubt dispose of them to people who en tertain, lodge: The frons can be had at any first class hardware store. OUR PRECISE ARTIST)" COINER ASPIRANT FOR TODD’S JOB TACOMA, April 36.—The renigna- tion of District Attorney Elmer &. Todd has renewed activity om tho part of State Republican Chairman B. W. Coiner to get the job. Coiner has the support of National Com- mitteeman 8. A. Perkins to help, but it is intimated if he is appointed the appointment wit! be held up in the senate. o POOCHHHHHO OOOO ul Ireland was conquered by Henry A $3.00 gold piece dated 1854 h: and odor on the dishes. The smaller cities of W under the commission plan, Oct, 91, 1911, Bob Moha rec rounds, Boston, i was at one time prominently connect South Sea islands, 6 @ value of from $3.2 aghington Anna Besant, the theosophist, was born in London, Oct. ooo ooeeee * CYNTHIA’S ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS * [PSOOHHSHHSHSHSHHOOH SSH OHHH HSEOOH OOS jood Friday, 1834, fell on March 28, IL, im 1172, 5 to $3.60, Sarah Bernhardt and David Warfield are of Jewish descent. A tablespoon of vinegar in the dish water will destroy the fishy taste ro allowed to govern themselves ved the decision over Bill Papke, twelve | 423, 1, 1847, She ed with | socialism, Santol of! is distilled from the native wood of Australia uod (he The Building Material of All Kinds “Flour of All Kinds Poultry Supptie Spokane Grain & Fuvl Co., Inc. Green Lake Station. See Us. 161 Biggest Reliable Dealers. Phone Kenwood house on tot n Lake om from Gree 6 house any 000 for sail house roam terms two fine cash, G-acre Adition. cre, 3 millon id in Leat * acron qe o per ‘of Green Lake each for % extra ein. Ps fine tote, Phone Kenwood 1 . W. HILL & CO. evTATS ace, Notary Public. ake Station Phone Kenwood 377 A. W. MOON SIGNS PAINTS, OILS, GLA’ PAPER Painting and Paper Hanging. , WALL Interior Decorating a Specialty, 208 F. Seventy-second Street Green Lake Station. North 228, Kenwood 2323. Green Lake Hardware & Furniture Co. Incorporated. R. C. Wakelin, Mana: FURNACES, TIN WORK Butlders’ Hardware a specialty. Let us furnish you with estimates. 305-7 East 72nd St. Green Lake Station. ir. CUT THIS AD OUT It is worth 50c when presented at the Green Lake Millinery Store. Good for one week only. MISS EVA MARTIN) Green Lake Station Pres. and Treas, day and Night Calls Phone Kenwood 212 Green Lake Transfer Co., Inc. Maina Office, Greee e MOVING, » and from ed five Phone Kenwood 426 Rarn: Phone Kenwood Phone Kenwood 2261 Residence Phone A. Burleigh iL ESTATE AND LUMBER BROKER—NOTARY 60 CHEAP LOTS, $200 TO $400) $09 Down, $10 Per Month at 6 Per Cent, Kenwood House Bills a Specialty Green Lake Station. Fitzhenry Auction House 1512 Fifth Ave, buys, second-hand goods and other merchandise; spot cash, * Main A 3619. Oldest Auction House in the state, sells ' of for @ home call and $1 for office I have heard a great deal of com plaints of overcharge like to know if a physician can set |hin own price, or ean a patient re ‘fuse to pay more than the legal | priee? | ON WHO WANTS TO KNOW. | A—There t# no law determining s every Tuesday. arson Hairdressing College | Hplendid oppor tunity, ¢ de mand « Rooms 296-0 Deny Two Door the Times. 1 tos GREEN LAKE Woodlawn Plumbing! Heating Company Moved from 6869 Woodlawn ave. | to 7113 Woodlawn ave., Green Lake Station, opposite bank PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING Jobbing and Repair Work a Spe- ciaity. Office Phone, Kenwood 118 Residence Phone, Kenwood 3047. Green Lake Baking Co. GUSTAV WERTH, Prop. The only Stock Yeast Potato Bread made in Seattle. We furnish bread to the foliowing grocers West Woodiand Merchandise Co., Maple Leaf Grocery, Henry Wal- lace, H. Schneider. PHONE BALLARD 1779. 1. M. Sawyer. Sawyer & Dann Dealers in RENTON COAL Brick, Lime, Plaster, Sand, Gravel, Cement and all Kinds of Fuel. Furniture and Piano Moving. Baggage and Express. Phone Ballard 1965. Office, 7210 Aurora Ave. Wood, All Vegetables and Fruits|~ received fresh daily. C. E. Cartwright GROCER 4 McGraw St. pre Anne 1531 Do You Know That the McGraw St. Sanitary Market Is the best place on Queen Anne Hill to buy the best jfresh fish at medium prices? Tr lit. Auto delivery, 8 McGraw Street. Phone Queen Anne 2596, Prices Very Reasonable. Club Rates $1.50. Que Highland Dye Works Hans G. Hansen, Prop. EXPERT TAILORS Phone en Anne 2324, | and Pressers of Ladies’) land Men's Garments. Fine Re- pairing done. Goods called for and delivered promptly, 12 W. Galer, Cor. Queen Anne Ave, WE HAVE TOLD YOU ufacture wholesome If you are not this logie: qual when you pur |That we ma and sanitary bread j@ patron, consid jity iFremont Sanitary Bakery 4450 Fremont Ave. Phone North 1881, White and Decorated China »rything for the China Decorator, VERENA J. ie ie Teacher, Pisbik. Claremore (0 Kenwood 25. Daubersmith Company ** and would bot there meats and | for bin services. Medical societion jusually set the price for services, ia no law by which they adhered to, jhe price a physiclan may charge must be | | LOS ANGE | Hiram Jobnson led that Col, Rooevelt tor In the California primaries 30.—Gov will be. vic Fremont District y Competitors Say I sell too cheap—Watch my windows, By watching my windows weekly you can always save money Ten Pounds Sugar With $1.50 order J. S. EVANS Forty-third and Phinney. Phone North 675 Phone M. 5403, HIGH GRADE PORTRAITURE Lothrop Photographer 217 Walker Bidg. Buy a special advertising contract from: one of our representatives. Positively no contracts sold at studio, Bell’s Drug Store End of Ravenna Park Car Line. Prescriptions carefully compound ed. Cool Drinks and Ice Cream al- ways, Call and see us. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE | ean 1043” IND. 5200 predict: | This Suggestion Is to Women The Seattle Star says to thousands of its women and nten readers to keep in close touch with these advertisers below—they are reliable and responsible and will meet your needs—will save you money. Go to your nearest dealer who is advertising in our Woman’s Columns, and we can assure you of best treatment and West Woodland Pharmacy 6259 Fifth Ave. N. W. Ballard 785. Free Delivery. Our prescription stock is new and complete, Our prices less than down town, Give us a trial Signed by parent, this entitles one in each family to be in trade at our fountain, Name .. 4. N. JUNKIN, ‘Pree. Taylor’s Studio Phone Ballard 101. RIGHT PRICES, RIGHT WORK Call and Talk it Over. A Graduate of Minois College of Photography 519 60th Ave. West. For Groceries, Hay and Feed Three Cans TOMMOCE .osereeee vereee _.25¢ Best 30¢ Coffee in Town. R. W. FELTHAM Corner 70th and 7th Ave. N. W. South Park Now ts the time to get GARDEN SEEDS See my stock and note prices, CHICKEN FEED for the chick to the laying hena, All kinds at right prices. R. F. BURDIC FEED Seed Garden Fertilizer ind. Park 9. 8458 Dallas Ave. Household Goods Moved In a careful, prompt, efficient man- ner is the kind of service you desire, and is exactly our service to you. DAVID JOLLY STORAGE, PACKING, SHIPPING Phones, Main 1701, Elliott 1024 412 Union St., Seattle, Wash. Livestock Bought and Sold. Retailer of finest Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats and Poultry, also Livery and Feed Stable First-class Rigs on Short Notice. W. Mortensen Phone Sidney 777. South Park, one block east from end South Park Car. Phone Bast 5766. We Call and Deliver. B. ROSS The Tailor and Dye Works Remodeling of Ladies’ and Men's rments, Fancy Dyeing and Dy }Cleaning a Specialty, All Work Guaranteed. Mens’ Suits, clean and press. .$1.25 Ladies’ Suits, clean and press. $1.60 | 2356 10th Ay, N., Near Miller St. Picture Framing—Art Supplies AT-HOME PHOTOGRAPHS Schumacher’s Art Shop and PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO G. N. SCHUMACHER 1610 Broadway, Seattle. (if: WASHINGTON COLLEGE oF |] e MUSICS Z. —s EATTLE— Broadway and E. Pine East 653 DON’T FAIL To See the Goods and Get the Prices at Sandstedt's HE MILLINER Big Dispta 822 PIKE ST. “Save Dollars for You" Phone Main 6506 Clip this ad, Good for sugar, Beautiful Rugs, Small Cost Because You Help We weave old carpets into beau- tiful, durable rugs. We want to tell you more about our service and the very fine articles we are making from materials which you are away. Phone us, Queen New Idea Rug Weaving Company 213 Westlake Ave. N., Seattle, Man-Tailored Suits Special for This Week, $35 THE DIAMOND LADIES’ TAILORS 1422% Second Av. Second Fioor Opp. Bon Marche Main 3325. Night Phone Beacon 414 E. M. BURKMAN Dealer in Paints, Kalsomine & Wall | Paper—Contract Work a Specialty ALL KINDS OF SIGN WORK 312 East Pine St. Corser Melrose and Pine St. $5 Glasses for $1 This is nothing more than a free lunch sign in the windows of a cheap saloon in an effort to get you inside. Reputable optometrists do not sell glas: on the basis of price, but on the basis of what your eyes need and what ts best for them, They always give a little more in the way of satisfaction than you pay for. BOYER OPTICAL CO, OPTOMETRISTS _Orpheum Bldg. 919 Third Ave. 10 cents with every $2.00 cash order, ex+ TIN AND SHEET METAL WORK Standard and Thatcher Warm Air Furnaces, Valley Tin, Down Spouts, | Roofing Finials, Hip-Shingles, Ridge-Roll, eto, | 6835 OSWEGO PLACE, SEATTLE ij In honor of the Dickens centennial, “Oliver Twist” is being prom] duced in New York city with a star cast. Marie Doro is playing the| Gutters, part of Oliver, and Nat Goodwin that of Fagin. =7} Columbia St., Seattle, Wash. IDEAL GROCERY Phone East 8590 Corner Nineteenth and E. Mercer