The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1912, Page 8

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Deaf You can enjoy lite like others with the Adjustable Globe Far Phone With it you can hear general conversation, music, lectures, ode is different from all Call for demonstration or send for booklet Seattle Office 473 Arcade Bldg. ‘Tel. 3825. ON TEETH Depend largely on the man who uses the instrument. If he Is 8 or unsympa no matter what m ods are at hand to avert it nd gentleness as skill and Our method has entirely revo- lutionized the old and painful way. Remember, we are peting with these dental parlors whose manag) does not.dare to sign his adver tisement, Every dentist in this graduate from a rep- and has dentistry pn displayed where you can see it. Regular extra heavy $10.00 Gold Crowns $4.00 ane $10 Never-Slip Plate Our cuarantee is the on mn protects you, signed by both the operator ard manager. Regal Dental Offices DR. LR CLARK, Me. 1408 Third Av. NW. Cor. Union MOTE—Dring this ad with you, THE SEATTLE STAR eoeeee ooeoereoeoe eeee WHEN COLONEL TEDDY CAME MARCHING INTO CHICAGO ° SOOHSHSHHSSSES SHS EHH EE HHH SHH SH SOOSEHOOOOOO OOO) Snapshot photograph taken on Michigan av. In front of the Con gress hotel when Roosevelt made a speech to an immense crowd a few minutes after his arrival in Chicago. | He makes no mortal suffer, A He makes po mortal rall. ie But, ob, be the female— lll Py | Who's dead! than the male! OUIEIS | sue a mince ws shiek BY DERTON DRALEY | the resistry of the superior by the city yesterday The thodebt of 1 Ie distant fr bis mind; But, oh, bis little la: A vampire you will find,” Beattie ® by notity Time was when smoke would choke her And bergamot would bar But now she thrives on smudges Of incense and cigar She's fully i To all the scents there aret She raises up her children In pool or pond or fen. And teaches them persistence, loon at Re To try and try again onv So that the summer evenings May be the bane of men mond, who was recently on Bun rday selling lqu lost his Heense yer We put up screens against her She squeezes through the screen We fill her haunts with coal oi! — She thrives on kerosene Star Want Ads Bring Re-| e sails through all our nettings The gentleman mosquito Unruffiled and serene. Pursues no bloody trail; June the Month of Low Round Trip —OVER THE— THE MORNING AFTER The telephone girl in a Broad. way hote! arewered a queer call over the houne exchange one morning about 11 o'clock. When contradict} she “plugged in” a man’s voice ELLA—All women each other. BELLA—They do said “Hello! Hotel!” “No,” replied the girl | was slightly surprised | Is the Such.ano-Such Hote | “Oh, all right,” said the man “Just woke up and didn't know where | was. Send-me up some lee water and a bromo seltzer, please.”"—New York Telegraph not! le this the So-and-So who “This Graduating exercises ch yee hav ng the ob were & Fares to the Fast = Two more Colman dock ac ca have been set i in court w n th hout any ¢6r | O. S. L. AND UNION PACIFIC = feck tems tO Dates and Fares to E Sale Dates: June 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, { July 2, 3, 6, 7, 11, 12, id RATES TO SOME OF THE LEADING POINTS Coiorado Springs Pueblo ...... Bioux City ... Des Moines, lowa . Davenport, lowa Rock Island, 11 Atlantic City, N. J.. Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N. ¥ South Norwalk, Conn. ny Trewald, § with ta on ‘ia din he was carry Suit Everybody rin iu ets te New York and apron fath fathe when sh that a hold for a mome! in hon attacked Premier Asquith’s reception + 108.50} or of the king + 105.00) the premier Philadelphia + 108.60 | the Portland, Me. ‘ oe + 110.00 Toronto, Ont. .. eeees » + 91.60 Washington, D. C. ......4. evevces 107 Chicago Council Bi Duluth New York Montreal birth and at epaulettes from bis sho Syracuse, N ¥—Disappeinted in love he said, Mi: Cathe a student from carb a church the altar of luffs, Kansas City, Omaha, St . 111 00 oe + 107.50 Milwaukee + 110.00 Minneapoli 91.50 St. Louis Joseph 6 » 60.00 and 8t 60. ONE OR THE OTHER. 82.60 “Jones is extremely attentive London.—A suffragette attending | | property | right ©, A. Wiley, proprietor of a 8® who are bY | ap » county commissioners | Roy j¢ ochusetts of Beattie |* 'la par | mer school. At top, flashlight photograph of || the colonel, taken In hie headquar-| ters at the Congress Hotel shortly after he invaded Chicago. YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Property owners, whe had thelr condemned alang the} of way of the Jefferson boule | vard, may now get their warrants cashed damage was done. T. F. Boyle and W. T. Budiey, | way to Spokane where they will att Civil Service ing is the week man mmittee secretary A government claim of nt paper #hty States by the F Poper Mills ( T. L. Quigiey, G. A. Virtue and \F EL Case Seattle rep ta will w of Re About 1,000 dele ciation “Exchahigen “Before | married my wife 1 thougrt when | had to wait for her it wae an eternity.” Weil!” “Now | know it."—Baltimore American Contract for the upper part of the hich include a t Eregate $20,000. Minnesota and Sado Maru sailed who | f Chin ing to China for Board of county commissioners county roads. One road from Kirkland to Medina, the other leads out from Preston Because U. S. Steamship Inspect or Whitney against A.~G and pilot of Petroleum Smith was nded for 15 days for running on a reef near Neaa Bay on June 4 charges The ninth annual summer session of the University of Washington will begin 24 and end August 2. Formal entrance examinations are not requ to enter the sum A fee of $10 is charged Tune Seattle police are asked to help locate Sidney Jones, who left hin home In Oakland, Cal, on May 27 and Raymond Emecking FURNITURE pry GooDs FREDERICK & N iON, a0 and FURNITURE PRY Goon BASEMENT SALESROOM Visit the Basement Salesroom Ready-to-Wear Section ‘Tomorrow, and Avail Yourseig’ of the Savings Offered in the Following Unusual Specials :— Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses Special $7.50 | O NLY $7.50 for these charming Dresses of messaline cilks, chiffon fetas, satin foulards eoliennes, crepe de chines and pongees—cool, practical and styled frocks that you will delight in wearing at any Summer function. Many pretty m se from, in th elbow and white and ngeable and rom 34 to 44 es’ sizes, 14 and 16 year This is one of the most unusual values this Sec. tion has ever offered in Silk Dresses. An espec ally attractive feature for tomorrow at $7.50, WOMEN’S PUMPS AND OXFORDS Special HORT lines of Pumps and Oxfe Goodyear Ited soles ran [ $1.95 | Pair ilarly sell at ma nd gun higher prices. Am | calf leathers, with rds that re patent close out, $1.95 pair WOMEN’S PUMPS AND OXFORDS, Special 75 Pair about pe « to be closed out at this figure ,lto4; AA to C. various styles and leathers; sizes in the Rasement Salesroom WOMEN’S LISLE AND COTTON KNIT VESTS Special 1 9c Each | nga aly cool for Summer ar, in Swiss-ribbed weave, with low neck d nc mercerized tapes, and fi 4 with Priced specially-low fc | Women’s Summer Union Suits, Special 25¢ Womens White Cotton low neck, sleeveless style. An d umbrella knec sday, at 25e¢. lace-trimme Thu Thursday, with cuff knee or liste and these t awn with silk and wear Vests of pure sleeves. crochet edge at 19¢ each. Women’s Gauze-Lisle Hosiery, Special 10 Pr. Wor Gauze-lisle Hosiery ia black, tan with four-inch garter 1 reinforced heels and toes. value for Thursday, at 10¢ pair. | Hasement Salesroom. 1en’s seamle and wih welt unusual | Lingerie Waists, 95c No EI pleasing —in st Dutch neck with Fr eer law and with med 1 t made O5e¢. Another Shipment of Silk Petticoats to Sell at $1.95 fa good quality « t close f peciall good Specially good va —Tasement styles to select f sleeves Cluny values at black Twelve Yards of Valenciennes Laces for 10c EAN-UP of broken sets al pieces in pretty French and Germat ciennes Laces and Insertions, the lat- 114 inches wide; special, s, 10¢. Summer Neckpieces, Spi Sp'l 1c kpieces in a large I stterns—inchadiag n linen and lawa, To close out, Well- ter from 4% inch t piece of 12 lues laces. 4 H q i ‘ Q q i q 4 ‘ 4 ¢ : 4 4 q q 4 Ralesroom 2 ,000 Yards Standard Percales To Sell at Sc the Yard and Child 1 patterns. Special, 5¢ ya Also 1,000 yards of White Kinder Cloth, texture than percale, a yard, eee eee Thursday Specials in and splendidly adapted for Chil ting Dresses, Housé e grounds with pit rds with spray and a fabric slightly heavier i pecial, Thursday, Tasement Sa‘esreom wide dren's dresses a Mercerized Scrim TOILET SUNDRIES | WINDOW CURTAINS Fairy Soap Palme We } cake special 48¢ do: special 6¢ cake Facial Soap live So: dbury’s spec Cuticura Soap, special 14¢ cake en cakes Special $1.50 Pair URTAINS of fine mercerized etamine im—cl sheer and inch hemsti gt INT; who disap in Dayton A Detroit, Mich. Winnlpeg HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING THIS ROUTE IN MAK-| ING YOUR TRIP EAST: ck § ice of ivory and ive special ‘Thurs to his wife.” peared from his home “Still very much in love with |0O., in April her, eh?" “Either that of her.” nour’s Oatmeal Soap, special 4¢ « Armour’s Old-fashioned special 8¢ cake aden Glycerine Soa or he’s afraid = A collision between a taxic nm Boston Transcript. on |a pile of lumber resulted tn injurte rae to Ethelbert Kee the Kirk's Rose accident occurred at I ay cial 5 k f al B¢ cake 4d Hanford st. yester y after ¢ ’ , " and was due to the fact that Jergens’ Bo Follet was nothing to warn drivers 3 in box, speci of the obstruction vo ane pach 0 Toilet Soap, goc Steel Coaches and Elect Bl Oil Burning Locomotive no cin to bot E A perfect Road Bed makes your train of your journey. he main floor the Hmbs | gnals protect you all the way. her you, mooth running Beauty Glycerine Soap, spe I 'Tamboured Swiss Curtails baa $1.25 Pair r good quality, sheet very serviceable and easily laundels bedroom draperies. to choose from= Exceptionally strong Because the operator of the ele vator that dropped from the sixth Soaps, assorted eye of a q And Mickey," Electric Lighted Trains ted Berth actieaieg d quality, spe Cur bs Gue ains a Commitment of Charies J. McLel cial 23¢ en lan, an employe of the city water > department ordered yester 4711 White Rose | by Judge John F. Main. This ts or- La Primera Castile S« McLellan failed to Triol Toot! riol Toot back alimony, as or dered by Judge Main last week, Jergens’ Oriental Taleum ry Hand Scrubbing Brushe tles, special 10¢, Infants’ Cellloid Bottles, One-pound Package special 19. leeping Car Service to Chicago, | were of the ceni Fifty dollars will be spent in dee you pa more |orating the county automobile that | in the Potlatch pa cause £ | rades, pay up § Let us help you plan your trip. | ; fei | Co-operation of the Seattle police ‘ y E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, has been asked by the Vangouver t : 716 Second Ave., Seattle. | Police in the search for a swindler : el. Main 932-Filiott 1995 who is representing himself as the Te air Elliott 1995, |son of Wm. J. Buyns, the detective # been entering homes with arch warrants. He secur ) in bank notes in one home through (bis method, , Through § In traveling East over the O-W. R you have route along the Columbia River, as well as through large cities than you do if you take any other route. the ante also ad Age beautiful | through Glycerine, special 11¢. ap, special T¢ bar special 10¢, special Be. s, good, stiff bris 1 make v will participate pleasing dk Paste, and floral effe vine Smith & Co, of this city, awarded the contract for 517 650 concrete special 10¢. Oregon-Washington Station, Corer Fourth Avenue and Jackson Street. Corylopsis Automobile club of Geattle holds siiaccaie & meeting tonight at the Hotel Washington Annex, § p. m,

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