The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 13, 1912, ‘A REAL STORY SALE OF LEWIS & CO.’S STOCK Carnation Milk, sold elsewhere for 10c can, our price MANY HEARTACHES SPOIL VASSAR’S — \— ANSWER DAISY CHAIN--HERE’S LAST QUEEN | UESTIONG OF OF PRACTICAL, NERS PEOPLE QUICK CHARITY ‘anthough the pert com” ss : The captain at Salvation Army y turned down the of Judge Burke and ¥ in behalf of the Ay 25c Pkg. Gold Dust, Citrus Powder or Pearline Ladies’ $1.25 Muslin Gowns, low neck, short sleeves, now Ladies’ 2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves, all colors, headquarters finished reading a let-| special, pair ter scrawlingly written in pencil, and remarked: “Having read thousands of beg Coy on the matte ging letters may qualify as opinion that thie lett 1 think | it ie my ne of the 18° Searchlight Matches, double dipped kind, 5c box, McCormack’s price, a 19° Children’s 65c Rompers, various Ivory Soap, colors, sale price = 29°| 49° UNHEARD-OF CLOTHING VALUES Sale of Lewis & Co. Stock (The Quality Shop) Bought by Us at 40c on the Dollar Sincerity, Society and Sophomore Suits $35.00 Suits at $18.75 | $25.00 Suits at $11.75 $30.00 Suits at $14.75 | $20.00 Suits at $9.75 $15.00 Suits at $4.75 Men’s and Young Men's Blue Serge Suits at About One-Half Price 19° Men’s 50c Cable Silk Armbands or Garters, pair Hs rental, the men bel mean abandoned ie § j of the com's nine questions pre terminal company - by the local a9 4 president of the he Terminal C New Vork The commissior deferring of is for any per’ commission > poorest efforts | ev iw. it is inclined worthy.” The letter came from Arlington The woman was sick, Her husband was bedridden with rheumatiom They had a large family of emall ebiidren, all girls. They were with out food, and their clothes were in The only rage. if the legisiat Bonet ‘ 4 The captain got the family's ; : - ; < neighbors on the phone. Within an |i " i - : . he Army was in complete por 4 Dill as to make .o a ¢ n of all the facts ax to the} would be willing to 4 + and Its needs, Thou CANS a graduated scale of re ~ . AS they had a stiffnecked p gecond point ne ult a ; a One of the neighbore—a woman the commission, ¥ caught the next car for Seattle, At an unwillingne bs the Army's headquarters she select ym leases on | ple. | . bs ed clothing but all that in this case u go0d--and enough supplies to last fo grant a sOyeare the family a week, She returned to the end'of this term either ‘ ‘ Arlington the same day vever and pay some o ny . i "That," remarked the captain, “ls manent |\mprovement ‘ what I call quick, practical charity Ip additional 20-year tease at DECLARES tie DRINK KILLS 3,600 WIVES! PITTSBURG, May 15.--The Hey John N. Underwood, of | Pittsburg, addressed a temper ance rally, and said, concern ing the evils of alcohol That 3,600 wives are killed every year with revolvers, hatchets, knives, clabs and oth er weapons in the hands of drunken bands That babies are killed by drunken fathers who fall into the bed and crush their lives out That 90 out of every 100 di vorees are caused by liquor That 180,t.. men and women go insane every year That the country $21 : lly to care for drink, and te those criminals 49° Ladies’ 16-button White Imported Kid Gloves, $3.50 values THE | $9.49 Men’s Porosknit Underwear, athletic style, regular 50c «29° Old Dutch Cleanser usually 10c, McCormack’s price second hand, 65c Ladies’ Jersey- Ribbed Union Suits, garment all sizes 21° | 39° WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL OUR ENTIRE LINE OF TRIMMED AND UN- TRIMMED HATS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES All Trimmed Hats, regular values up to $10.00; sale price Fels-Naptha, Fairy or 4 commission also emphatical ded to for ves impart) lease to private « ‘azin the rest of the port MISS TIPTON, THE 1912 DAISY QUEEN IN IDAHO =." be one foot in length for each mem ber of the clasé. But as the years went on, envy and jealoustes arose in the different classes, caused by choosing only 24] iris from a class and calling them | the prettiest in the college. The} choice was made this year from a class of nd the trouble that | followe: selection was magnitude that the cotlege ties decided to abolish it after year. GET YOUR SHOES SHINED IN 7 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES| ‘2 = It is possible to get your shoes! English, according to the whim or| shined in seven different languages | Mationality of the shinee. Prosecutes Archbald | Seattio. The shine store that} oben talks ‘em all. He talks Impeachment Charge houses these jostling jargons is a| most of ‘em as if he invented the ttle tOxt2 shack on Third av.|'anguages. He ia the origing! Gift )| Robén Alcana is the chauffeur of | °-Tonsues Kid that has the phono- e the college © than 50 yea » dalsy chain nt In the rar the sophomore sy chain this year will ever fda, May 1 fastructed fc President Taft Roosevelt wi mate conv Thursday, the stron But they are today to doi absohitels Roosevelt the gngxestion and electing ti to th am Chicago. F e for a finish Wm. E. Borad : ‘ wk horse and & Roo fay result in t being instru such thort this! Sailor Hats, all colors enn Big lot of Children’s Straw Hats for summer wear, now Ladies’ 5c Handkerchiefs 1c 2 $5.00 Novelty and Serge Shirts $2.98 ‘Women’s and Misses’ Blue and Brown $9 75 s Serge Suits, $17.50 values, for y Women’s Three-Quarter Jackets, back 3 98 and tan; reg. values to $12; sale price. we ‘son. we upinstracted » bold th ce Sale Modera the seven-cylinder language shop, where shoeshining is merely inci dental to discussing the topics of e the day in Turkish, Greek, Spanish, italian, Portuguese, Viddish and WESTERN UNION ers. Twenty words across the Atlantic for $1.50. Thirty words for the same graph which teaches foreign lan guages looking like a piker. Roben coyly admits that if he had had the contract for the tower of Habel. the general strike order would not have been given, as he would have been able to interpret for the men of as | sorted speech. Much of Alcana’s patronage is from foreigners, who stop into the jshop to Ket ® shine and a verbal breath from their native land. A} leana is a Turkish Jew, born at! | Rhodes, Turkey, at which port the (Colossus did his world-famous| stickaround.” His only &hooling }was a year or two in a little Yid ldish school. He picked up the va rious tongues he ke in his own! } cosmopolitan count nd when hp came to Seattle, five years ago, bis shine shop soon t ne the clear ing house for foreign news @ x [the foreign population which cc } not read English. It is now head-| quarters for news of the Turkish Italian war, delivered with the Turkish flavor When asked if he had any incll ‘nation to add Chinese to his lingual menagerie, Robap said: “Nix on that heathen ragtime talk. | talk the English not too well, brokenly, WRISLEY BROWN he special assistant to the attor- ney general, who has charge of the against Judge of the report on hands of the committee of the bouse of impeachment Robert W. merce cour we in iclary cane Archbald t Brown's now in the ives $14.00 Silk Dresses now $5.75: = | SALE OF Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords Men’s $4.00 Gunmetal Calf,-Suede Top But- ton Shoes, now $2.49 Men’s $4.00 Work 25c and 35c All-Silk Ribbons, yard 18° 25c Shell Hair Pins, 3 on card, per card gc 25c Canvas Coat Forms now c ffered for j Middy Blouses, sizes 12 to 20, $1.50 values for "$3.00 Messaline Petticoats, all colors, for ~Alterations free on all garments up from $12.00 Men's $3.50 Mallory Hats now offered at s] 89 Department We're headquarters for everything the lad wants. Two hundred boys’ odd Coats for the little fellows, $4.00 and values Men’s $1.00 Madras Shirts, coat style, cuffs attached but it shall be said never of me that I spoke it in broken China.” 99° Juvenile Suits, worth regularly $4.00, $4.50 and $5.90, now $1.95 Men’s 25c Wash Ties on sale for 11° 15c Azua Lawn, all colors, per yard price at week-end. 19° 25c Veiling, in black and colors, yard 63° Lewis & Co.'s stock of Four-in-Hand Ties, sale price MARKETS PROHIBITION = Lone CONVENTION S22 a seas ee to the e——— Prices The prohibition party will t F ee Ladies’ $2.50 Dress jite state convention In E indicated, are for }May 14 and 15. Commi Shoes for 4 Butter—sellng Price grades pean oe : eed amhingvon Dut | will r oa 1 20 ; ockhill of Tac . i B. Platt, president of tb | ‘ its f a Ce a. % and the k Attle of Seattle Ladies’ $4.50 Tan Button Shoes eakers for the occasion » . i ° Muttor— 2 ia : a uty prohibition eco held at the same wes Wethers $1.50 Child’s Fancy Shoes for | place on the 15th Spring Lamb A pre-convention meeting of the} King county prohibitioniets will b Inject Germs in sprint Pork Ladies’ $3.00 Dress Shoes, Button or held this evening at the Y. M. C. A Medic Students |»::*:*,'s::, Blucher style, for this blue, pair | PARIS, May 13.—As a result of| Short Join pork sale | experiments on volunteer medica Men’s $5.00 Shoes and Oxfords, $1. | students, into whom millions of ty | POI occ ececees THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Shoes Save mail’s delay and | $2 69 anxiety. ” J Fall Information and Rates by Telephone eng y 5 THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY are a Ladies’ 25c Black or Tan Cotton Hose, pair 122° Ladies’ 35c Lisle Hose, black, tan, pink or Lewis & Co.’s $1.75 fine Dress Shirts, sale price Uy | ALBANY Pain eS X40G66ae | Cut-Rate Dentistry on the Easy- Payment Plan The greatest ent o phold germs were introduced, Prof.) Metchnikoff, famous head of the Pasteur institute, has announce the discovery of @vaccine that pre- vents typhoid fever. The vaccine was first used on two men volunteers, who were inoculat- ed with 500,000,000 germs each at the first vaccination Ducks, live, Ib Was Too Busy To Pick Up Gems OsSabs, doe 3100 NEW YORK, May 13.—While her Vogerabioe—Melling Price. little 6-year-old daughter, Catherine, | pot seve LZEQ 4.60 groped about in the dirt of the cus-| Oregon —e 04@ y toms pler for $100,000 worth of dia- me 60 : monds and jewelry, Mrs. F. Augus tus Heinze, wife of the copper king, who is here from a trip to Europe today, calmly signed custom slips apparently oblivious of the near) riot which so much wealth cast carelessly about was causing in the rapidly-gathering crowd, Mra, Heinze’s Jewel case had fal len to tke floor and broken open, : | scattering its contents in every di Noice Undertaking Co.| Ms p if 1, the littl BROADWAY AND UNION girl waved them back with a bel ATTENDANT CONSTANTLY IN CHARGE. OM gmoked Meste—Selling Prices, Han Men’s medium weight Hacon cotton ribbed Under- wear, 75c values he $1.00 to $2.00 Ladies’ Hand Bags, sale price .... 35c Mercerized Towels, now B Ox ton Dried Bacon . +s . Poultry—Loea: B Spring broilers .....+ itens r given for the very best Dental ed to give s our claim, and just what we are We are act Turkeys. Wve s.ee Squabs, doz Roosters, live, Ib. Spring duckling manne Dentists te rid mg $8 and $1 Fills are 50. gh ulous prices for bridgework, work for $3.60, and our Silver and ills are from 76c up; extracting is are free, TP Bssed8 Sutrantes all work for 12 mtal service to < W eRsy-payment * We will convince Albany SECOND FLOOR p years, and request all people in ee es for fre examination, and learn our ome in today. DO NOT PUT IT are the real cutrate Dentists. Cut-Rate Dentists PLE'& BANK BUILDING, COR. SECOND AN PIKE. TAKE ELEVATOR ae ects, MACK Rernips. mac Redishes, ‘ arnley, 40% «. Parhitower do Strawberrios Calif, cabba Tlothouse | Head tu: Cucumbers, 7c Challis various colors and designs, yard Peas Celery, dow. Rhubarb, 10 , Fee Children’s Rib- bed Cotton Hose 20c values, per pair 1lc Banter, mothy +s Puget wound’ ‘timothy :15 | Alfalfa 14, | Wheat hay Bran Bhorts on magna’s jewels,” and gathered |Wonig ¢ }them into the box, while Mrs. Cracked y ida s Heinze ayept on without even a a glance at the fallen treasure, ‘ma! ligerent “Hi, there, don’t you trampy Laby Phone East 300, SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST.