The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1912, Page 3

fies £5 0F SOFT. FLUFFY, LUSTROUS HAIR AND NEVER ANY DANDRUFF double the beauty of ir in ten minutes a lite Danderine a head of heavy tena with beauty and Hife; hae an tncom \ sie ‘and Is fluffy and can at once cone or woman is ual . Hecause nothing elve ac Tees go much for the hair ; " application of Know pandering will double the r hair, besides it. fm at BS Sacoss and dissolves ¢v Reicks of dandruff; you can Reve nice, heavy, healthy hatr vi | dandruff. This destruct r yobs the hair of Its lustre, f and Mts very life, and it not overcome It produces a feverish ine nd itching of the sealp; the hair foots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falie out fast If your hatr has been nm ted and is thin, faded, dry, ae or olly, don't hesitate but get a t bottle of Knowlton’s Dander any drug store or tollet coun rT; apply a little as directed and ton minutes after you will way this! was the best investment you ever |e? made. We sincerely believe, regardless of everything else advertised, that if you desire soft, lustrous, beau tiful hair and lots of it—no dand rufft—no ttebing scalp and no more falling hatr-—-you muat {se Knowl |ton's Danderine. If oventually— why not now? A 26 cent bottle will [teuly anaro onal Bo not aim to please all the people some of the time or of the people all the time, but we try to please all the people ‘time. “x you contemplate MOVING your HOUSEHOLD GoQDs same out of town, givé us the privilege of proving thin Yours to be SURE, EATTLE 305 MAIN ST. Eltiote 2679 To the East via Northern Pacific Railway The Scenic Highway and the Only Line to Gardiner Gateway, official Yellowstone Park Entrance. i . hw samples—similar reductions to many other points tm the Eastern United Stat os the Mid 10 08 « aw <a “te +000 Te.8@ Tiekete wii 4 except Dalian, Texas, 12, 14, th OTD es and Canada, a# well ddie West Colernde Spriugs. ne sone 198 bo Montreal, Que. Huftaie 7, tt and 2. mh Bh fer return. October Tt, 1902, Atlantic Express (. 8 2 a. Ry.) Dally throwah to Chicago via Minne eaoertions to Duluth Superior ao | ississippi Vv the Burlington tome Row ine € For and #1. Paul tevmediate The North Coast Lim- eed Drawing Room apeiie Winnipew. ropa rtivent alley Limited to Kapear Chey, 8 1 Denver via Rithing eotine Deawiow Reate Direct to Umake Standerd and Tourtet Meeping Car are with service that be reservations and tickets HN. KERNEDY. Gen Agt O MeMULLEN, IN Asst. Gen Pane Agt, YORTLAND. le Business ‘Directory thatter what your needs may be, you will find hem enumerated in this Directory—Cut the Directory and paste in a convenient place in your home rid ture reference. CHATTEL LOANS A.D. ANDERSON GENERAL. LOAN BROKER Rates on Leane From $2f to is Money by Geiting My Kates ew YORK BLOCK —Phones— = ind. * _ CONTRACTORS i. 8 GULLETT The House-Moving > CONTRACTOR — 21 Westiake Boulevard tf Main CORN CURES ™Listen—Wiy After you suffer? rail or send leash or stamp: W. Frogner, 431 fee st. Geatt for package CORN Pla Ind. York 172. LIVERY oS) “soni LIQUOR CO. Sunset 1684; Ind. 9747 MONUMENTS rt soUND MARBLE AND GRAN- ITE ©0., Ine eee mene Every wy jo le gt Bee M7 Deserintion mi0-n2 FIRST AYR. ONES: Mate sees Repairing Done tengo Glanses riment, netrh *f.. COM. rietr avn 27ii—After 5 | OPTICIANS __ ~ Osteopathic Licensed Physicians Members National, State and Sounty Astociation OR. A. B. CUNNINGHAM 623 LEARY BLDG PHONES: MAIN 7088) KES. Q. A. #30 OR. CHAS. N. MAXEY ain-at Bh HONEA: IND « TIATN ase. OR. W. E. WALDO 201-2 NORTHERN BANK BLO MAIN 4150, 9ND). ances Wt RUBS ine ons. gener & RICKART PIONKER BLDG. rnonea: MAIN e0F. IND A Safety Deposit Boxes Most Modern System of Electrical Pro- teetion tn the Nortitwast THE PACIFIC KAYETY DEPOSIT COMPANY 19H. Ind Ievenings, Not Peay is Any Manik SALARY LOANS — Sty for Salaried People Women keeping house an m thelr own without chen reten: eat paym flees in 6b srtaet liter, TOLMAN, nm Epler ‘stock, 22 Nocona Av Office Hours—8 a. m, to p. m. SANITARIUM BATHS Battle Creek Sanitarium Rooms | 1408 Fourth Av., Raleigh Hotel Phone Main 955 - Bleririe Light and Turkish Maths, Masenge, Hydro-therapy aud Miecirical Trentments We are now jocat- ed in our Jarwer new quarters, and we are equipped to do any sheet metal work promptly and to the satinfaction of our trade, S SRERT METAL WORKS Jackson ot, mear 24 av, 5, | Wethers | SHEET METAL WORKS |: U. S. TO ATTACK S. P. ROAD LOS ANGELE! May 21.--Phat nulre holdings of the Southern iffe in the oll sections of Call- fornia, comprining some of the rich est off lands in the state, valued at om of dollars, will be attack ment within six “i here today by federal officials, The next step in the hearing involving the Etk Hill lands, declare the offi will be & probe of the o San Franciseo. hearing has been adjourned until June 1, The officials claim to have evidence of & gigantic conspiracy formed, it ts said, by the Southern Pacific in 1904 to secure contro! of the rich oll lands. WHAT! NAT NOT MARRIED OCBAN PARK, Cal, May 21. Ready to accord an ovation to their matrimonial hero, friends of Nat Goodwin are deeply disappotnted today as the result of Goodwin's unqualified dental that bhé had made Miss Marjorie Moreland his bride. Hack jn his villa here, after « tri pto the Atlantic seaboard, Good win explained that the report.was all a mistake, but he refused to deny that he might, at sonte time, embark again in matrimony POOR KIDDIES LOS ANGELES, May 21.--Be cause they could not pay five cents for overtime boat hire, Willie Brock, 6 and Grover Angel, 5, were arrest: ed at the instance of an Echo Park boatman. The sergeant promptly | |released them and sent an officer or the boatman, who disappeared, , King county for six y THE STAR-—TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1912. DR. MASON IS OUT FOR CORONER OR, MASUN Dr. James Tate Mason, who has been acting as physician and sur Keon to the * of the King . ile Detention home and part of ¢ time to the v hid * home, an nounces his candidacy for county coroner, Dr. Mason has lived in Hefore coming to Seattle he was employed as physician in the mining camps of Black Diamond and Franklin for two years. Dr. Mason promises to conduct the coroner's office from (an economical business standpoint “Tam not backed by any a | taklog combines, large or small.” mayen ~PULMOTOR SAVED 4 LIVES DRAWING OF ‘The pauimotor fs an electrical de) vice by which pulmonary action is induced into a body shortly after it had been stopped by some unnat ural interference, such as drowning, asphyxiation, electrical shocks, morphine polsoning, etc The pulmotor mask in buckled firm ly to the head, leaving the tongue projecting between the lower jaw) and the edge of the mask. Oxygen | to the lunge ia furnished frow an ELDERLY MAN © IS STARVED SANTA BARBARA, May 21.— The body of Jobn K. Smith, who was about 75 years of age, was found In the upper Mono canyon, in the national forest, about thirty five miles northeast of here, today Death Was due to exposure and starvation, It was thought Smith was trying to walk across the desert from this city to Bakersfield. clans state he had been four weeks. From papers found in his pockets it © believed his home was near Twin Falls, Idaho. qvemnge fasion m gnerenee SS apes ‘sua Butter—elling Price ounds oun tres ~[ Heart Ewes Oe Spring jamb . Drensed fi ned sides - Teimme ae # wees 85 Hologn® wv by "emenea moate—Belliug Prise. Hame Hacon Boiled } Ox ton Dried Geese Save agers’ adiee—aeiling Price, Potatoes, aoe 1» * ) 1 arsley. Petitlow Home. &F ber! Call. cabbage Ffothoune settuce, ad lettuce, don. « Lape! ‘doz ‘own straw- Cucumbers i Celery, dos hhubarb, ‘een Bran Shorts Whole corn Cracked corn Migaiings 1 oats mixed Modern Furniture Co. Bargains. oe 416 Pike. PULMOTOR fron cylinder 3% inches by 21 The pulmotor used Sunday and || whiew was responsible for saving at least four lives was rushed to the jelty hospital from the University mine resene station. It is the only machine of ite kind in Seattle. It ts) practically a new device. The city Mebting department recently order hed one, but {t has not arrived here jret. "ENDS CATARRH Sprays, indies, Snuffs Kill the Porstetent, Catarrh Germs. i Hyomei, the Antiseptic Air, Will When you to, any érug snity on for only $1.00 « rem. quickiy rid you of ting and snuffiin, | why allow the devilish ine of catarrh to undermine your eaith and destroy your efficiency? Quit spray * can « If you believe that 1 the alr tubes, try to }water the “wron teat will effectually tay ulde reach allow # litte $1.00. Bx. | BI outfit coi tra bottles of HYOMBI, if needed, } 60 cents cured if proper ap piiances are worn In ° ciallate « tee our artifictal trussen bent. advice f A LUNDBERG Co. 1107 ‘Third Ave. UP-TO-DATE STOCK _ EXPERT REPAIRS G. R. HARTWIG 1331 4th, Near Union } authentic |for the sale of Boland’s Marion Coal COLLAPSE OF REVOLT EXPECTED Tex,, May 21.—-Col exican insurrection | wd here today, fol receipt of apparently reports that Gen, Pas) cual Oroczo's rebel troops are de-| serting by the score and surrender: | ing to Gen, Huerta, in con dof | the government troops that he has the situation in the wtate of Chibuahua well in band, | Gen, Huerta today sent Gen. Her nahdex south with a detachment of troops to meet the r force com manded by Gen, Zapate, which ha» been active in the territory ad jacent to Mexico City PLAN TO LIMIT JUDGES’ TERM! WASHINGTON, D. C., May 21.—| fenator Crawford of South Da kota today introduced In the senate | a resolution for a constitutional! amendment limiting terms of| all United States judges except those of the justices of the United) States supreme court to ten years : I COULDN'T SHAKE HIM WASHINGTON, D. C., May 21.—j Attempts to shake former testl-| mony given the judictary mm it~ tee by Christopher Boland, a Seran ton coal dealer, against Judge Arch bald of the commerce court, by Attorney Worthington failed today when Holand was cros#-examined by. the jurtst’s attorney soland had testified that Judge Archbald stood to make $10,000 or $156,000 the Company property to the Lacka wanna Railroad. WHAT HE DESERVES WOODSTOCK, Ont, May 2) John R. MeKay, a prominent West Zorra farmer, was sentenced thin morning to ten years in Kingston Confident } penitentiary with ten lashes when he goes In and fifleen ear the ex plration of his sentence, he having been found cullty on a charge pre ferred by bin wife on behalf of ber Ib-yearold daughter. ove Dance at Dreamland tonight Guaranteed Dentistry at Half Regular Price any piter Remember. this le the onty larme dental effies in ty that ie 7 & staduate rssiotered den. nif teatatored de sted write bien Dew’ von think means something to yout Keaviar 010 Never Stip Plates 5,00 Neary sie ‘Regal Dental Offices DR L. R CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor. Union XOTE—Dring thie ad with you, Guaranteed to Stand Three Months of Hardest Wear ougen’sLightni Shoe Repair Shop 110 Madison St. “REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT” T"EVERETT-SEATTLE INTERURBAN | RAILWAY Limited trains et Liab bm. daily na Sunday wt I = isiuon;, Teen Hi: iretn Saturday "106 pm, and Sunday at 9 pr hndiéates Dagange trains Frelgna train Jeaves (relight shed at Sixth and Olfve at 6 Ste" SEATTLE-KVGRETT TRACTION SO 5 10c pkgs. Searchlight Matches, double dipped kind, 5c box, MeCormack's price, 3 boxes 25c Canvas Coat 25¢ and 35¢ All- Forms now Silk Ribbons, yd. offered at THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU: MONEY Ladies’ White Outing Gowns, dainty pink and blue trimming, per garment SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. Sale of Lewis & Co.’s Stock Continued Wednesday Remarkable Values Now Offered in All Departments Continental Corn Starch, a delic- ious j reparation for custards, puddings, etc., 10c pkg. for 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 In- spectionWednesday and Thursday. $35.00 Women’s and MILLINERY Misses’ Novelty Suits BARGAINS 16 50 ‘ Women’s Trimmed : 8 Hats, values to $6.00, $30.00 Women’s and tomorrow Misses’ Novelty Coats $14.50 $1.43 > Boys’ and Girls’ $1.00 $16.50 Women's and Misses’ Novelty Ciats Tiraw: Hse, eae $9.98 99c $17.50 Women's and LINGERIE WAISTS Misses’ Blue Serge $1.25 Lingerie Waists, Suits sale price $9.75 89c Women’s and Misses’ Middy Blouses and Serge and Novelty Blouse Suits in abund- Skirts, $5 values ance at about half $2.95 price. $5.00 Children’s Women's $4.00 Milan Dresses, values to Sailor Hats, now $1.50, sale price $1.59 98c 75c Bar Pins, 25¢ Veiling new and in black and pretty designs : colors, yard 39¢ 18¢ ; Ladies’ 2- 44-in. Cream clasp Pure Silk Gloves, all colors, special, pair 49c 36-in. Kimono Silk, regular Starch, regular 10c pkg., now 7c 4 rolls fine Tis- sue Toilet Paper, 1,000 Sheets in each roll, regular 10c size, 4 for 29¢ One thousand cases Clothes Pins, while they last, per dozen 1c 25c Bottle Liquid Veneer, makes old things look new, price 18c Fels Naptha, Ivory or Fairy Soap, 7 bars Carnation Milk, sold elsewhere for 10c¢ can, our price, 4 cans 25¢ The old reliable Dutch Cleanser, price everywhere 10c can, Mc- Cormack’s price 4 cans Choice of Gold Dust, Pearline or Citrus Pow- der, pkg. 18¢ 25c Bottle Blue Label Ketchup, sale price Ladies’ 35¢ Lisle Hose, black, tan, pink or blue, 19¢ 50-inch Cream Whipcord, regular $2.00 Novelty Serge regular $1.50 27-in. Sultana Silk, regular 75c, half price 372¢ || 19¢ Men’s end Young Men's Clothing Dep't $30.00 Society Brand No store in Seattle Suits; none better can ineet our prices on made, now Men's and Young $1 6.85 Men's Blue Serge Suits— $25.00 “Sophomore” $30.00 776 at Brand Suits; newest $17 1912 styles, now \ a" dL $25.00 Fa at 14.15 $14.75 $15.00 Men’s and Young Men's Suits, (small WEE Sten at A i 4 1 's) sizes $495 sui ld models Boys’ Clothing Department Boys’ Summer Weight Baseball Suit Suits in browns and $1.25. mixtures ; $4.00 values, at Only a few more of those odd Top Coats for the little fellows Ladies’ $1.50 Hand Bags for Women’s E. C. Corn Flakes, toasted, a most delicious food, always 10c pkg., McCor- mack's price Boys’ Play Suits— just the thing for va- cation: Cowboy Suit $1.79 Women’s Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, 35c values, for left and going at 95c Ladies’ 40c Summer weight Vests and Pants, each Ladies’ 20c Hose, black or tan, pair Quaker Oats, better in quality and flavor than any cereal food made, pkg., now Children’s 1Sc Black Cotton Hose, Men's 50c Porosknit Underwear Cream of Wheat, delicious break- fast ford, regular 25c pkg. $1.25 Dress Men's Dress Shirts, worth $2.50, now Men's fine quality $1.50 Dress Shirts Envelopes, various sizes, | Wash Ties sale price 15¢ Fancy Lawns, sale price gzc 12%c Turkish Towels 72¢ 15c Pillow slips now Qc Men’ 65c Bal- briggan Under- wear, only Men's 15c Hem- stitched Hand- kerchiefs at Ac Men's $3.90 Mallory Hats Sahlin Bust Form, made to wear over corset, worth regular 65c, sale price Broken lot of Men's $5 Shoes now sold for Men's $4.00 Work Shoes now offered for Men's $4.00 Dress Shoes, 9 |