The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1912, Page 3

om YOUR LIVVR AND BOWELS DECLICIOUS “SYRUP OF FIGS” the sour bile, gases and clogged-up waste without or nausea tion, bili bir that your are clogred wit h waste tov these drainaco organs » pod Be axe obst: scted food not properly carried of our Wis are bowels, We sometimes; nobody aused t can figa, senna and arou fa a harmless, gentle way. Syrup of hes can be weed without injury only #3 pain seit’ pleasing done quickly—with \« of experience all need al first< every Dentist on our staff has had every Dentist No headache, indigestion, constipa- usness or coated tongue, Ite action ts the action of frult-—of eating coarse food—of taking exer else, It is a true and effective liver and bowel cleanser and regulator. Most people dread physic-—they shrink from the taste and after ef fects, Syrup of Figs fa delicious, and, besides, you don't realize you have taken anything anti! morning, when all the clogged up waste of he system f* gently but firmly moved on and out of the bowels without griping or weakness. Ask your druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir] of Senna This is the old reliable and only genuine, Refuse, with contempt, any other Fig Syrup recommended as good. They are imitations meant to decetve you. Read the label carefully and look for the name California Pig Syrup Company lass materials are used-—all work is most careful and efficient in Work—therefore when Ohio Dentists do your work you get the py best work at (he lowe ieearacter can possibly be done ‘Best $8 Gold Crowns Second Ave. and University $4.00 | t Cut-Rate Prices for which work of such $8 Bridge Work $10.00 Teeth . $15.00 Set of Teeth Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. Entrance 20% University St. A New Motel, € entraliy Leeated 4e Wor Single Reoms, per week... Room and Bath, per week. Inspect this hotel of tigh « im Rooma RATES an Pw $2.56. Month $10.00 95.00, Monit $20 98 - Everything complete—A beautiful lobby and correspondence room CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS * GRO Dining Room in Conse tion Phones; Ind. 00T1; Maile «500 SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. | ff -BANY PAINLESS % 5406 Rate Dentistry on the Easy- ‘ Payment Plan ‘The greatest cut on prices ever given tor the very best Dental ever “yy in Seattle; this ts our claim, and just what we are CROWNS" FOR $3.50. WE ARE $8, $10 AND $12 SETS OF TEETH FOR $7.00. (FARE while some Dentists charge ridiculous prices for bridgeworR. : ‘Ste making $4 and $10 bridgework for $3.60, and our Silver and Pills are 6c Gold Fills are from 76e up; extracting is We guarantee all work for 12 years, and request all people in Med of Dental service to call for free examination and learn our and easy-paymen( plan [ore Come In today. We will Albany ( you that we are the real cut-rate Dentists DO NOT PUT IT Cut-Rate Dentists Stcono FLOOR Albany Cu BANK BUILDING, COR. SECOND AND PIKE. TAKE “€ ONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR =._DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE ~~ COLUMBIA the Rainier Valery. Pure Foods—Full Weights JACKSON ST —_HOTEL IDAHO eR apeniate AL. THOMAS, Mgr. \ Phone Ind. 148 Remy Pornisned. i101 $ Water in All ne . One Block From All Depots Rooms All Prices. ————__ na | RENTON GENERAL MERCHANDISE |r Williams & McKnight IF YOU_ COME AND SEE US wE WILL SHOW YOU LIVE WIRE BARGAINS Phone Biack 71, Ind. White 221. HARDWARE Renton Hardware Co. Bome Big Specials on Here. COME AND SEZ. BIG SAVINGS Phone Ind. White 201, Sugset M. 321 REAL ESTATE S$ FOR ACKKAG $375 per acre. ma of on & Marlowe, Bidg. RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT FLORIST Bid you op to think ¢ minens Rah Mt Bann xs Old fF fuERS AND WERS ammond's Best Flour : ata SPECIAL, oa Gnocuny 999. PHYSICIANS “Phones, Colambia 75. Beacon 4990. Columbia 44, CARL E. KOENIG, M. D. 5716 Rainier Ave. 9 to 11 a.m. 9 to 6 and 6:80 An@ By Appointment. ey Rainier “Beach Pharmacy “Phone Ind. Col, 100, Beacon DRUGS, NOTIONS, STATIO: CIGARS, CHOICE CAND: Best Drug Store in This Hours District RIGHT PRICES. ~ | Breakers “You wateh the way Hodge ts going to run,” Whenever the delogates Aberdeen snatched a few minute from the presidential fight to dis cuss state polities, there was al ways some country delegate in the crowd to tell of the wonderful hold of “Bob” Hodge, the insurgent can didete for governor, upon the peo. ple. And while it ls agreed pretty generally that Gov, Hay is today a weaker candidate as the reault of the Aberdeen convention, or con ventions rather, Sheriff “Hob Hodge ts looked upon as a much more formidable contestant than that man at SHE DEFENDS POOR GIRLS IN POLICE, COURT--BUT NOT FOR MONEY SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-—It not to earn a lHvelihood that Miss Dorothy Schanck is practicing law here, but to help those of her sex who are in need. She believes that by representing in court young women accused of crime, and see ing that they are given an impar tial bearing, ehe will be doing bu manitarian work that will prove well worth while. | Miss Schanck is a graduate of }the Boston Union Law school, class SAN DIEGO MEN | CITED BY COURT (By Unites Press Leased Wire) SAN DIEGO, May 18.—Citations to show « « why they should not be adjud in contempt of court for threatening officers of the court, will be issued for 16 local citizens Monday morning. Superior Judges Guy and Sloane shortly after noon today, declared presented by At and Robbins, who! have represented the I, W. W's In| court here and who were, they charged, threatened if they did not leave town, was sufficient To justi fy this action. | torneys Moc the first grades. Egge and Butter—Selling Price Nattve Waentngvon but- ews ¥ 20@ .22 n ait—Selling Price Wenatchee apples 1-18@ 8.00 Navel oranges 1.75 75@ 3.60 Meate—Selieg Priee. 20 Rounds Ox tone Laver « Heart Mutton— ue, fresh Pork— Dreased hogs sides ‘* Pork sausage Liver sausage Bologna Tubs Bmorea meate—setting Prise. Hames Hacon Rolled ham Ox tongue. Dried wack, Sprige broilers . Purmeye, Beret Geese | + Squabs, doe Radiahes. ley, 40% » Patitlower. dom fiome grown straw- berries ; | Gu Celery, 40 ih war, | | MISS DOROTHY SCHUNCK for saken society for her chosen field THE STAR—MON! |“BOB” HODGE MADE A | BIG HIT WITH Sele some of the professional pollifcla were willing to admit before. The people are tired of the s old Kind of politionl taffy and hae&4 neyed political speeche Hod is a plain man, tatke plainty mtsxes | with the plain people, and he In| going to get their votes,” Is the} explanation given by there dole. | gates from the rural distrieta, “He) fete Into our town and starte Me campaign by talking to the first man he meets, He doesn't ask for the chairman of the county central) committee, or any other politician, | He eta busy with the ai rectly of 1911, an@ ts said to have In who are adm the East many yousg women | 4 to practice law appear in the courts to repre sent young women in trouble,” said Mins Sehunek They do not fol-| low the work for financial gain, but consider it & benevolent work thag will achieve great resulta, When 1 learned that no women were ddl] ing (his here, | decided to do thal] same w here a8 those Eaal ern girth SHE DID IT THE WAY WE'D SUGGEST) OAKLAND, May 20.—-Enraged at his fatlure to deliver to her a ro mance entitled “Elizabeth, the Homeless Bride, or Forsaken by All Mrs. E. Troutman locked A, Rachopki, book agen, in her home nd sent for the police, When they arrived he banked them for saving his life. HE WOKE HER UP TOO EARLY TO SUIT PORTLAND, Dr., May 20.—Alleg- ing that he woke ber at four o'clock in the morning with a blow from an, artificial mb which he picked up on bis travels, Mre, Leon L. Valt ts suing her busand for divorce on © grounds of cruel and inhuman! treatment H. U. ROGERS Optician 905 Third Ave. As.an Inducement acquainted with our new location we To get our patrons will offer 25% Off On all paint. brushes next week NELLE & ENGELBRECHT CO. Main 779. 1629 Fourth Ave. SAFES Pire-Proof Murgiar-Proot VAULT “Bates That Are Gate Furniture Wood Kastern timothy Puget “eon ‘thinothy Middlings Rolled oats and barley mized . .- seeeee Modern Furniture Co. 415 Pike. Fixtures Wood Btoet Marble Exclust GENU S08 Srd A , MAY 20, 1912. Searchlight Matches, double dipped kind, 5c box, Mc- Cormack’s price, 3 boxes . | 10° 99° PHENOMENAL VALUES Offered Tuesday —At The Store That Saves You Money-— including Society, Sincerity and Sophomore Quality Clothes for Men and Young Men. Cooper’s Knit Underwear, Savoy and Emery Dress Shirts, Mallory Hats, etc., etc., all purchased for 40c on the dollar, and now offered at lowest prices we have ever known for dependable merchandise. In order to appreci- ate the excellence of the wonderful values offered, a personal inspection is necessary. Ladies’ White Outing Gowns, dainty pink and blue trimming, The Store That Saves You Money Second Av. at James Here's How We Make Prices in Our Women’s Ready-to-Wear Section During This Great Sale. More and Greater Bargains Ready The Busiest Men’s Store AND WHY? ’ We Are Selling Lewis & Co.’s Quality Suits and Coats for Less Than Half Regular Price. Lewis & Co.'s $35.00 Suits; | wees Suits for Your Inspection Tuesday. se waar” and Misses’ Millinery No se Suit $16.50 | Gelinas at Trimmed Hats, oo Women’ 's “$14.50 | jovelty $ Women’s $1.49 Women’s $4.00 Milan Sailor Coats values to $6.00, $16.50 Women’s and Misses’ | | Tuesday at Hats now s $1.59 Boys’ and Girls’ $1.00 Straw Novelty $9 98 | ' Hats, Coats $17.50 Women's and Misses’ each Waists Blue Serge $9 715 i. | Just received, 1,000 Messa- Suits . Women's and Misses’ Serge | line Silk Petticoats, in pre- vailing colers, including and Novelty Skirts, $2, 95 | Persian effects; $3.50 val- $5.00 values .. Linsiele $1.50 Lingerie Waists, sale price 89c ues; Sore e $1.93 Alterations free on all Middy Blouses and Blouse | garments up from $12.00. Society, Sincerity hand Lewis & Co.’s “SH $25 a 11.75 Men's and Young Men's $18.75 Gemsteraeet 5 | Lewis & Co.'s Men's | Young Men's $30 $14, 75 Suits at | Men's and Viti Men's | Blue Serge Suits ABOUT HALF PRICE Pumps and Oxfords | Splendid line of Ladies’ $3. 00 White Canvas $1. 98 Oxfords, now .. Ladies’ $2.00 Shoes, made with two straps, also House — $1.19 98c Children’s $1.50 | Special sale of Boys’ Tennis Sophomore garments for Men's regular $15.00 Suits; latest models; generous sup- $4.75 May Sale of Shoes, Broken Lot of Men's $5.00 Shoes now sold for Men's $4.00 Work Shoes aang TE Suen, pate Dee $2.49 Boys’ $3.00 School $1 63 ' 25¢ and 35c Shell and Amber Barrettes, each ply to select from; sale price Suits in abundance at about half price. 500 Children’s Dresses, val- | ues to $1.50; . . 98c | sale price . Men's fine quality $1.50 Dress Shirts Shoes now .... Shoes for Riverside Gloss Starch, regular, 10c pkg., now Men's $3.00 Mallory Hats One thousand cases of Clothes Pins, while they last, per dozen $1.50 Walrus and Seal Leather Hand Bags, now 50c Chain Bags, sale price Men's Dress Shirts, worth $2.50, now 75c Shopping Baskets, medium size 63° 65c-75c Ball Fringe, Tuesday, yard 39° Great big lot of Long Bead Necklaces, $1.25 values 99° Ladies’ 16-button length 25¢ bottle Liquid Veneer; makes old things look new; price 18° Fels Naptha, Ivory or Fairy Soap, 7 bars for 29° Carnation Milk, sold else- where for 10c can; our price, 4 cans 29° The old reliable Dutch Cleanser; price every- where 10c can; McCor- mack’s price, 4 cans 29° 4 rolls fine Tissue Toilet Paper, 1,000 sheets in each roll; regular 10c size 4 for 29° $1.25 Shopping Baskets now 93° Ladies’ 15c Embroidered Linen Collars gc 75¢ Silver Chain Purses, metal frame o9° Hair Nets, all colors, 5ce kind 2:° 25¢ Card Shell Hair Pins ge Men's 25c Wash Ties, 11° Men's 50c Arm Bands only 11° Men’s 75¢c Muslin Night Gowns 43° Men's 65c Balbriggan all pure Silk Gloves, now 93° Continental Corn Starch, a delicious preparation for custards, puddings, etc. 10c pkg. for 7¢ Underwear only 39° Men's 15c Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at