The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 3

Perfect Laxative For Elderly People opie Y Sith ac pelening. aches an mowently t It ls good for all the Anyone wishing to make a trial f thie remedy before buying It in the y of a druggist at one dollar a large can ° Your name and irene on a postal card will do, ARCHITECT 1883 uu NGALOwS. #r00 AND or} ES, FINE NICHOLS STERLING SILVER L __ NOK LY Ana. ie — BUILDER SEATTLE ThE DAUGHTER LEFT HOME the Old 1 Gentieman Plan- ed a Life Income for the : Boys Without Work HANSEN iy gentleman, © iv | would get the payments all made im, let Us Fears: | so we could trade it for a good one our store and sai Well, sir, I figured that we couldn't va Manager: “I ¥ never get the plano paid ap, for the e ould a hundred m hete was laying we coul pay about & into the J@8t About Keep even with the inter Tea, | wanta go fre est, and if we outlived the piano a You see, sir, it red years we would owe just as e When our daughter Kot 4 when we started took the piano with be 1 could see that that kind of we would get of rt planos couldn't cost very plancs we could & if we could just buy them : from a factory, and we have « © Go me and ma went dow picked one out tt was a dollar machine, but be could only pay & sma down we got it ‘And the terms was 9 You see, we didn't wan fear savings out of the ® a couple of old he the farm and th fo while, and the in © smal] we thou the eggs and keep up the ought we would draw our ey out of the bank and go into player plano business You if we put a few of them pianos t and make the Installments low weh, we can live on the pay s and then we can will them © boys and they can live on the inet pal. Uncle,” we said, “that's a prob lem that no single brain can cope with. It takes a combination of plano factories and several wind mills to figure out a scheme like that. And the Geo. P. Bent Co. joean't make that kind of goods.” So we gave him a direetory of manufacturers of near pianos and layer pianos and sent him on sd | way You see where Uncle made the) ake? The Crown Combin e and sold by the G bad.a funny kind of hadn't never heard be twe didn't think much of the man told us that} got it paid for we could | yi b tit last ard of anybody wanting to e one off, because it is the beat player piano in the world. It ts old on payments that anybody able| to own a plano will find easy to; meet 2 boys were trying to fix pI remembered what the man go 1 got my pencil and dap Rates East This Month OVER THE DO SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, SIOUX} IA., ROCK) MOINES AND DAVENPORT, TLL, AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE) AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 17, 18, 24. 29. ¥ TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1912. You use this system of railroads in makin You know that yo to protect you , oe feach your de have Steel Coaches and Electric m the time you step aboard the tination. THEN, TOO-You B a scenic route ; polite employes take an interest in see that. all your little wants are looked after; in the}? nie af served with the best of everything at a most “ong These Things hen You Come to ‘Seléct Your Route nme Exe ur: aa a the sion Rates will be in existence from’ now leading Middle West and Eastern Points, information, EE. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave., Seattle. Phone Main 932, ‘Hiott 1995. Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Av, of boys to provide for so I! nents and never touch a cent a your}, WOMAN IS ATTACKED BY WOMAN (Ry United Prose Leased Wi: Loe ANGBLES, May 17 ure Leotia Northam, who filed suit sev eral months ago for divorce from Col, “Bob” Northam, is at the Call fornia hospital today, suffering from knife wounds, which she al »|leges were inflicted by a woman who attacked her in her husband's home. According to the story she told her attorney, three women com prised the party she encountered when the alleged attack was made Although the whole affair ts clouded in mystery, Mra. Northam is sald to have recognized the wom en and to have given their to her attorney, Mra, North suffering from two wound: left side and three cuts on her right forearm. Wailker—-On. making me fall! Mike—Don't worry. youse up. MAY LIFT BAN ON DANCING (My United Press Leased Wire) MINNEAPOLIS, May Vv Whether or not the quadrennial genera! conference of the Methodist church, in seasion here, sball ex plicitly forbid to members of that body dancing and cards, is today the most lively question before the conference. Led by Chancellor Day of Syracuse university, a big minority favors expunging from the es of the church the “discipline aph forbidding dancing and Dr. Edwin Locke is leading the conservatives in opposition to the innovation SHE GOT THE PUP (By Unitea Prees tensed Wire) A} FRANCISCO, May 17.— Husbands are easy to get, but dogs like ‘Rage’ are scarce. | want the |pup and $50 alimony,” said Mra [Dorie Zwerin to Judge Mogan in ing divorcee from Philip Zwer It She got the pup. REST WAS BENZINE SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-— Louls Winton, arrested for trying to stop a speeding automobile by jstanding in its way made this de fense: “A cocktall was responsible. It contained a buckshot, dash of me lnite, ounce of nitroglycerine. The |rest was benzine.” ANOTHER SLAP AT “BIG BUSINESS” PITTSBURG, May 17--Another islap was given “big business” by j Unie Sam here today when the bat started a suit which seoks the dissolution of the Alumt num company of America, the so called aluminum trust. A bill with) this end in view was filed in the ' United States court for the w | [district of Pennsyivant § — Attorney Ge you came hear I'm holding following are pricss paid by locas commivsion chante to the producers. Prices au are subject to cyeuerl| Secoraing to freshness and } iience, but these prices, jeoe asec are’ for’ strictly | first gueee oe ‘Dalen Nat ° wasninmvon Dut" tor Exes toca) 2e 32 rues” Tie 8.90 Wenatchee apples 7 Navel oranges 76@ 3.60 Dresses esis-—-aidiiog retin ; = ut Dressed hog | Trimmed aiden | Shert loin pork Shoulders Pige feet . Bpare ribs Sane Sate SEnees Lacon Boiled ham. Ox tongue, ear, Dried beet Bargn Tormey? B Bquabs, do Hosters, live Spring duckiin Ducks, live, Ib Geese squads, doz ‘Vogera! Radishes Parsley, 40% Cauliflower awberries Cit cabba fothouse betta Head lettuce, 4 Cucumbers, @ bean Celery, dom Hinubard, atern timothy . ‘uget ae Bifeita it Bran a Whole corn Cracked corn Rolled ow mixea . Dance at Dreamland tonight, *** 6 THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912. JUST RECEIVED, 1,000 MESSALINE PETTICOATS, ALL COLORS, INCLUDING PERSIAN EFFECTS, $3.50 VALUES. . . $1.93 ——— REMARKABLE VALUES OFFERED IN WOMEN’S NECKWEAR, COLLARS, BOWS, JABOTS, ETC.—— LADIES’ WASH BELTS, VALUES 15¢ TO 25c. SALE PRICE 9c. FANCY HAT PINS WORTH TO 50c, EACH Ladies’ 2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves,, all colors, special, a pair 49c 25c Canvas Coat Forms now offered at Ladies’ White Out- ing Gowns, dainty pink and blue trim- ming, per garment 59c 25¢ Veiling, in black and colors, yard {8c Ladies’ 5c Hand- kerchiefs Ladies’ 35c Lisle Hose, black, tan, pink or blue, pair 19c «Cor- mack's price, 3 boxes Big Clean-Up Sale of Lewis & Co.'s Stock of Quality for Men and Young Men $25.00 “Sophomore” Brand | Suits now offered | Second Av. at James Clothes $30.00 Society Brand Hand Tailored Suits for Men and ne Men; none better. Sale $16.85 $14.75 BOYS’ Boys’ Summer Weight Suits in browns and mix- tures; $4.00 values At $2.59 50-in. Cream Whipcord, regular $2 values, for 1.4 44-in, Cream Novelty Serge, regular value $1.50 yard. Sale price 1.15 36-in. Kimono Silk, usually sold for 75c, Sale price, yard $15.00 Men’s and Young Men’s | Best values we have ever known, to be had here now in Men's and Young Men’s } Suits now offered $4.95 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT | Only a few more of those odd Top Coats for the little fellow left, and going At 95c Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts Navy Blue Serge Suite Suits $17.75 s $14.75 Men’s s $11.75 Strictly Up-to-Date Models. Men's $30.00 Navy Blue Men’s $25.00 N $20.00 N Boys’ Play Suits; just the thing for vacation Base Ball Suits . Pe . $1.19 Cowboy Suits .... HERE’S HOW WE MAKE PRICES IN OUR WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR SECTION During This Great Sale More and Greater Bargains Ready for Your Inspection TODAY and SATURDAY $35.00 Women’s and Misses’ Millinery Bargains Novelty Suits Women's Trimmed Hats, $16 50 values to $6.00; Today and a Saturday $30.00 Women’s and Misses’ Novelty Coats $1 A9 4 Women's $4.00 Milan Sailor Hats, now $16.50 Women's and Misses’ $1.59 Novelty Coats Boys’ and Girls’ $1.00 Straw $9.98 Hats, each $17.50 Women's and Misses’ 59c Blue Serge Suits Lingerie Waists $9.75 $1.50 Lingerie Waists. Sale price Women's and Misses’ Serge and Novelty Skirts, $5.00 98c values Men’s 50c Porosknit or Middy Blouses and Blouse Balbriggan Underwear, Suits in abundance at about HALF PRICE $5.00 Children’s Dresses, values to $1.50, sale price Just received, 1,000 Messa- line Silk Petticoats in pre- vailing colors, including Per- sian effects; $3.50 values. Today and Saturday $1.93 Alterations free on all gar- ments up from $12.00 Carnation Milk, sold elsewhere for 10c can, our price, 4 cans 9 25c Cream of Wheat, delic- ious breakfast food; reg. 25c¢ 1bc 35¢ Window Spreads Slips . Shades 89c 9c 24c May Sale of Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps Broken lot of Men’s $5.00 Shoes now sold for $1.89 Men's $4.00 Work Shoes now offered for Men’s $4.00 Dress Shoes, Sale Price $2.49 Boys’ $3.00 School Shoes for Splendid Line of Ladies’ $3.00 White Canvas Oxfords, now $1.98 Ladies’ $2.00 Shoes made with two straps, also House Slippers, pair $1.19 Children’s $1.50 Shoes, now Special Sale of Boys’ Tennis Shoes, pair 49c $1 Black Sateen Petticoats 69° Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts §9° Men's $2.50 Dress Shirts 1.29 Men's 50c Armbands or Garters 11° Men’s 75c Muslin Night Gowns 43° Men's 65c Balbriggan Underwear, light or medium weight, garment 39° Men's 15c Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Ac Men’s $3.00 Sweater Coats 98° Men’s $1.00 Negligee Shirts 49° 27-in. Sultana Silk, the kind sold He ular for 35c. Today and Batarday, yd. $1.25 Lingerie Waists, Sale price 69c Riverside Gloss Starch, reg. 10c pkg. now Tc The old re- liable Dutch Cleanser, price every- where 10c can. McCor- mack's price, 4 cans 25c 1Sc Fancy 4 rolls fine 1,000 Cases Tissue Toilet Paper, 1,000 | Clothes Pins, sheets in each] while they last roll, reg. 10c size, 4 for 25¢ bottle Liquid Veneer makes old things look new, price 18c E, C. Corn Flakes, toast- ed, a most de- licious food; always 10c pkg., Mc- Cormack’s 1 price uf Ic 1244c Turkish Towels Fels Naptha, Ivory or Fairy Soap, 7 bars 25c Pure Quaker Oats, better in quality and flavor than any Cereal Food made. Reg. 15c pkg. now 9c 1Sc Pillow Se and 10c Hair Nets, all colors, now, each 2° Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, guaranteed seam- less, 25¢ values, pair Choice of Gold Dust, 25c bottle Blue Label Ketchup, sale Pearline or Citrus Powder, pkg. price 18c 12%4c Seer- sucker Ging- hams $!.25 Bed wns 5c Needle Point Pins. Sale price, paper Muslinwear and Corsets Sahlin Bust Form to wear over corset and hold out waist. Regular value 65c. Sale price 43c Sahlin Perfect Form and Corset combined; has no hooks, no clasps, no eyelets, no heavy |, Steels ; physicians everywhere recommend it. b Special at $1.23 Children’s Summer Coats in cotton poplin, silk pongee and silk moire, ranging in prices up from $1.49 Ladies’ Brassieres, lace and embroidery trim- med ; regular 50c. 29c Warner’s and American Lady Corsets at prices less than elsewhere. Finest Quality Tooth- picks, double pointed, flat, polished kind, package 50c Corset Cover Em- broidery, per yard $1.00 Earrings, various designs. Sale Price