The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 7

° THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 71, 1912, [PP POO POOH Oeororooooooroorereeoserecororeres| A NEW RECORD IN AVIATION ¥ ae eee COCO COO OOO! THE WONDER MILLINERY CO. 1625 2nd Avenue Canadian Pacific Railway STEAMSHIPS ON “TRIANGLE” SeRVICN (Direct), tee turning toria, Daitys Leave Be 711/20 pm Outing Hats From 25c to $12.00 jaere : 5:30 m Reach, Crash, Ratine, Mazer and t | 2:40 p. Panama Hats are the thing now. Leave Va 11:00 p 18. ® Victoria. « $:20 D. Come and get your choice of our Arrive Boa £004. m 9.200 great line Trimmed Hats Half Price Senttle-V | Loa |kgare, Hoattle ; NG PROM rHER 1, 71% Second Avenue. City Office, Phone Main 66 May Manton Pattorns at “The Inviting Store,’ Becond Avenue, Between Spring an Jeneca a Panton & London Co) « See our window displays. some idea of the m for little money The store that is growing faster than any other store in Seattle The store that is doing business on correct lines. The store that is laying the foundation for the future The store that is handling only reliable mer- chandise, The store that sells everything on the small profit system prices. The that is paying marked the little things as well as the big. The store that will not tolerate misrepresenta- tion in its advertising The store that is well ligh and well ventilated, ‘The store that is in the center of th district and absolutely fire proof That is the store for you to trade at, and we solicit your patronage. AN UNUSUAL DISPLAY OF FINE NEW PARASOLS Owing to the fact that there was considerable delay in placing some of our spring pur- chases we were late in recelving and showing some lines of gooda. Among them are our PARASOLS., Five big cases came in Wednesday and as the season is well along we have marked them at quick je pricee—they are from the best makers in America and are right in ry sense of the word, Note the Prices— A splendid assortment of Misses’ Parasols at MIS to 59¢ LADIES PARASOLS ” Pretty Linen Parasols, in | Wanted so, much with the white summer Cream, Pongee and 98c actpeck ote. $1 25 White, each ... Beautiful Pongee Silk Parasols,| Beautiful assortment of fancy | some with fancy borders, ilk Ik Parasols in all the newsat designs including some Pongees Lee Rese tassels, the fashion: |i, the new lamp shades. 56 handles .....ss.ce008 Natural Pongée Parasols, beaut | | pata Sik Parasols, «$2.50 fully embroidered in contrast-| narrow bordera—A meritan ing shodes, with horders to Beauty Pongee and all 3.5 bao $3 25 the popular shades , $ 0 nae he: ap abd H Combination Parasgls and Um- Beautiful assortment of Taffeta! breiias of hedvy Taffeta Stik in Silk Parasols In changeable ef-| black, red, navy and green—~ They will give you ry good things to be had here This is— is opening up tare. at 904 he will FREE 1,000 Waste Baskets All day Saturday to every one buying 50¢ worth or more in our Art Department, can have one for the asking. Take the elevator to the mezzanine floor. See the new Pillow Tops—Mount Rain’ Moon. Nght on the Sound and The Totem Pole, These are exclusive subjects with us—you can’t get them else- where, but take eer) choice * 69c for only .. Boys’ Clothing and Sheet are also on the mezzanine Candies Wholesome and Pure Marshmallows, per % 1b Chocolates, per % Ib....,. Cream Dates, per % Ib...... Fruit Tablets, assorted flavors, DM De rsessceceeces Pineapple Croquettes, per % Ib. 106 Jolly Bon-Rons, per % Ib.,..,.10¢ Cream Sponge, per % Ib,.....100 Blite Creams, per % Ib........100 Cocoanut Cubes, per % Ib......100 Little Butter Cups, per % Ib... .10¢ Jelly Rolla, por % Ib 106" Assorted Satinottes, per % ib. .106 Butter Scoteh Wafers, per % Ib. 10¢ Peanut Chips, por % Ib.. neve sto Silas Christofferson, unlicensed aviator, starting for Vancouver, Wash., from the roof of the Multnomah jhotel, In Portiand, Or, This established a new world’s record, it being the first time in the history of avia- tion that such a feat has been accomplished. Fifty thousand people witnessed the start. The time for the eras mile bint was 12 minutes, As wi |, the moving picture machine wae on the job. = ~. | Naat eben e eo heed CONVENTION LONDON, June 30-—"The elimtastion of bain resulting from MAY DRAG IN TO NEXT WEEK an injury of surgical operation is olaimed for the discovery of a new anaesthetic announced by Dr. Forbes Ross through the Lancet.” He sayw 1 have found an absolutely harmless and nonpolsonous CHICAGO, June 21.—-Anticipat antidote to physical pain and shock, which can be used with- ing ® possible prolongation of the out the least fear of local or general detriment to the sufferer, joomvention into next week, Col, In an operation the patient is put under a general anacs- | Harry 8. New of the committee on thetic in the ordinary way and then five to ten cuble centl jMrengements secured today an meters of 1 per cent solution of quinine and urea hydrochlo- eption on the Coliseum wali! next ride are distributed over the nerve supply of the part con. ; Saturday. ! corned. The éffect of such an injection is to produce # total "The chances are that the oon- coun Of Whe Gibhetnn ob Sa? vention will swing into the middie | of next week,” sald New, “and we are not taking any chances on be [img ousted from the Collseam, My own opinion is the adjournement will come about Monda: Reet eee eee ee ee attention to 1, thoroughly clean shopping The Music floor, hse scdodice teed Peeeeeeeeeeeere ett itriiiiee A MILLION IN “Delegate of State That ‘PICTURES INROOM een NeW YORK. dune 21 Thomas Barlow Walker of Minneapolis, the white pine king,” has purchased “the Adultéress Before Chris Reinbrandt pleture which was re cently disposed of at the Weber! sale in Hamburg, it fs stated. Con- oul Weber of Hamburg acquired & number of years ago for $50,004. |The dealers in this city, through whom Walker purebased. the pic- ture, while hot giving the exact fig- ures, sald ite latest owner had paid @ much larger amount for it Walker, who has had apartments at & local hotel for tome months, is said to have art treasures in the hotel rooms alone worth more thas $1,000,000. CIRCUS PANIC GRLER EER Sane tne jtents of the 10% Wild West show were biown over, two people im Jured and a pantie started by a fifty- mile gale that swept over this dis- trict last night. ‘The fall of the tent knocked Him contracts for delegations» throughout the city are renewing thelr leases, with the expectation of staying until the middie of next week, of ate ig the state article sold that same has mad me “Stoelting yo ‘with the best 1000 Children’s Parasols, as- sorted colors, = oe 15¢ each ... 500 Children’s Parasols with Ruffles, each Fancy Linen and Bik Parasols in all good shades, hematitehed jong handles, carved or plain, wots $1.75 Fine white embroidered Linen Parasola with wide bapd insert ing, very cholce and | dressy, $1.98 and + $4.35) Handsome new Sit Parasols in} gu tine Taffeta Silk Parasols stripes kn, sow ise fancy borders in stripe block and checked fens. The | and Dresden effects. This beau-) fects, in rich shades of Fe og | these are magni it val most Beautiful colorings and de-| tiful number has been voted | Cape od ¥ Siceths sie signe—superb Values meen of the Parasol pang ae \fa ee Teg Mat $4.25) $5.25 we at. partment, a price... $2. 98 His ana ae Please note that In tho better grades of fancy Parasols. the styles we offer are ctahuive as there are no two dike You run no risk. White Linens with embroid- stroke that attacked Dr, B. en Hall, t one of the most popular mon fn Nome, will probably prove fatal He ts not expected to live through the night. ery insertion—just what is borders, ena CODORE E. BURTON sdefTHE HAIRS OF YOUR HEAD legateatiarge in spite of NUMBERE Roosevelt's carrying Buckeye} There Sok tal aioe states bad whe lo one of abief|the old ying. | “Taft managers at Chicago. Roots die, vitality gives out. The | hair begins to turn gray. Ree 86 is particularly unfortunate, i down whole tier of seats. The show ‘was continued In spite of the wind, lage! St the rowed ee WANTED: GAME Th as we are all living in an age when to LOOK young meana to fill the YOUNG and IMPORTANT posi in buying here. BIG SALE NEW JEWELRY SATURDAY See Window Display ‘ + Pins worth 60¢ 15c¢ stone set- @ worth $1.00 49c Gold’ Pinta” Beauty” PA a ee eee a ae oe Old fogies go to the back round. CHILDREN CAN PLAY IN CITIES} 7 show norm to chat dows The national recreation congress | number of hairs that tara gray, you is looking for some = elty ehi}- os tae surprised and soon learn dren can play that become #0 | that “ Gray Hairs of Premature 7 lg lg tp Alloa gf ed popular it will gro’ ito # national) Old Age” come on very quickly, if fact that she was not burned is |#*™me. At a session in Cleveland} you neglect them. strange this week, speakers complained Be} Begin to county and Use— eaase American children in cities HAYS HAIR HEALTH ae You Couldn’t Hire Me to Wear Dress Shields Again! HIT BY IT BY BOLT Cloisonne Vi ightning: ph for Buldac last night while she was in Clotso Men's Scart Holders, Pearl, each ..« Sterling Silver Thimbies, worth 15 26c, each for... : Cc Sterling Sliver Di Stone settings, cach 1,000 Hat Pins, a grand assortment, worth up to 50, choice 5c for Han seisoee es Easting Btiver” Photo ames, NOTICE—We carry a complete line of Sterling Silver Novelties guaranteed 925-1000 fine—every piece guarafiteed ateriing—and our prices are fust about half what you would expect to pay for them. We have Cake’ Plates, Bon-Bon Dishes, Toa Strainers, Children’s Cups, Napkin Rings, Comforts, Plaques, all siges fn Photo Frames, Bread Trays, Pepper and Salt Dishes and Bottles, Individual Almond ~ XFORDS for Men, $2.49 Every good new style Oxford is here, in tan, gunmetal and patentse—batton or blucher styles. Do not judge these Oxfords by this low price, Every pair is a genuine Goodyear Welt of choice select stock and made by Union Workmen. We bought an entire NEW STOCK of men's shoes at Half Price; that is why we can soll $3.50, $4.00 and even $5.00 shoes for $2.49, OXFORD SPECIAL $1.00 SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK PER PAIR Women's $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 OXFORDS tn Viel. Kid low 69 tans, suedes, patents and vicl, The very highest type of shoe making—genulne Goodyear Wells 6% and 7 On m, until 9 o'clock, and turns. 200 pairs in the lot. Suitable for home or street wear, sizes 2, 2%, 3, 3% and 4, On sale till 12 o'clock sharp at a pair $1.00, Saturday you can take your choice of a little lot of 16 button elbow length Lisle 9 e { Fine extra bright -Men’s Specia Gloves in tans only, Regular Shoes, sizes 6, 6 to 9 p.m. price 60c—for 5c Lee, of Bostow, president of the association, “that will absorb « kid's whole attention, that be will be thinking about when he eats, | ool0 when he sleeps and even when he} rom akin ought to be studying.” Baseball {s the only game that approaches the ideal, Lee declared “The tragedy of the situation, , “ie that we live in cition, fever }and all our gantes are intended for the country. There dsn’t room enolgh for all the kids to play baseball.” THEIR 63RD ANNIVERSARY Ynited Press Leased Wire) ENSBURG, June 21.—-The 63rd anniversary of their wedding was celebrated last night by the Rey. and Mrs. Thomas Randall, of this city. Mrs. Fannie Farthing. sister of Mra. Randall, who was present at the marriage, was among the guests. The couple were both born In In diana, Rev. Randall in 1837 and his wife in 1834, They have lived in Elle meburs 4 years. BORN A GIRL, SHE GROWS UP AS BOY (iby United Press Leased Wire) NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 21— » | Attaches of a local hospital ex- Witte |perienced no thoughts out of the it's s pow | ordinary when a youth came to the institution a few days ago and com- plained of being seriously ill and was put to bed. A few hours later, however, they received a decided shock when th ‘son whom they had taken to be a boy, gave birth to a child, Later developments brought to light a mother’s pathetic yearnings and an attempt on her | part to secure by self hypnosis’ what [had been denied her by nature. ppointed that all her children ed her young nd ee at Drug Mores ox Aired ipt of pri deal a poutle RECOMMENDED BY DRCOG STORES frame Philo May A New Arrival of Swell Leather Goods Leather Bags in all the new leathers and colors Egyptian and Moorish trimmings— 1 95 prices ranging up from ......., bo siete . NEW BELTS From the cheap patent leathers at 10¢ each up to the fine novelties at $2.0. See the new Bow- Knot Belt in all combinations. WHITE BAGS So much in vogue just now—can be had here as low as .... Hammerslough’s $15 Clothes WHY Every Step Saves Money Second Floor Liberty Bldg. ‘Opposite Postoffice are looking tor . NS First avenue, tn/ . @ sign, “The! in front of} ra Block, and think x te my oftices, that they the wrong Dr. N. i Children's New Bags and Chain Purses in leathers and fancy kinds, 5c GERMAN SILVER BAGS A grand assortment for the little folks as well as the big at prices that will surprise and please you on account of their cheapness—and they are guaranteed. Simply a rower One, Two, Three, and It's Done get stiff and be ruined if soppy perspiration «pot NEW HAIR ORNAMENTS Side Combs, Back Combs and Front Combs in all the new things can be found here. Prices right. Millinery Department READ THIS—IT WILL PAY YOU It is our intention to do the Millinery Business of Seattle in Popular Priced Goods —we are already preparing for an tmmense Fall Business, We are starting now to clean house—not a Summer Hat of any kind will we carry over. Third Floor charge of the off! 1901, when th Practice eno ugh fo te ndod in Meattio by stores. special sale 6 p. Saturday KAYSER’S SILK GLOVES ‘Two clasp and elbow lengths, all the prevailing lengths and sizes, Prices 50¢, 75e, $1.00, $1.50 and $1 98 KID GLOVES 75¢ We are showing a good Kid Glove in white, black REAL CROCHET NECK- WEAR A thousand pieces on sale Saturday consisting of Bows, wide and narrow collars with cuffs to match, up from .. 208 FANCY NECKWEAR. hots, Bows, ete. in white and colors, the kinds you and 35c for ia the high-priced stores— Be HANDKERGHIEFS—-BARGAIN PRICED A lot of Ladies’ Mussed Handkerchiefs, plain Mnen and em broidered,“up to 36c all at 16¢ each, 5c for or .. ‘ Fownes colebrated Kid Gloves are ‘always correct in fit; shades for all occasions, at banat have mine. f Practice for sma DR. E. L. SWICK, S. T. Founder of the Swick * ~ Sanitarium Whore dine Polson, Fev tiem, ve cast For Tomorrow—Saturday We will place on sale three big lots of Dress and Street Hats at prices that will fill the department with buyers early in Women's Hats worth the morning. up to $3.98, for..... se eeeeeweoeee 98c Lot No, 1 i ap ee ade Hats wo ; $1 98 $2.98 Lot No. 3—Women's Hats worth Up tO $7.50, fOr...ssceereeee inane Remember these are all trimmed ready-to-wear, and it cost the prices we ask, for labor in making and ‘trimming without charging for the hat and material, Misses and Children's Trimmed Hats—a grand assortment 98c —we can suit them, . Bargiar-Proot VAULT DOORS Pire-Proot Burgine- Proof Mob-Proof daughter in boy's hair clipped short, treated her boy and brought her to maturity as |a boy. To all appearances she was |a boy, and was accepted as such by | the neighbors. BLOWS UP TWO CHILDREN HUNTINGTON, W. Va., June 21 Two childre were blown to pieces and their sister, Mrs. James |Mongerrez, was fatally burned | when James Mongerrez, the latter's husband, blew up the house with |dynamite. Domestic troubles were the cause. The Swedish Club’s Annual Mid summer Picnic at Fortuna Park of Sunday, June 23, will be the event the seasof. Kverybody jn y Female all kinds, ‘Tumors Diseases ‘are mud ted and cured with- of drugs of any kind t Sunday's Peer On the to jom Dent, D. D. 8.) - ‘ssLeading Dentist Avenue Block. Pr of the Postal | apn Building. Hintil 8 and Sun- il 4 for people wor! out the We Can Cure You of the Liquor Habit Without Drugs Come and See Us, Consultation Free. SWICK SANITARIUM 2H15 Int Ave., Seattle, Wash, 9. Furniture 2 Word Hteet Fixtures Wood Btowt Marble PURCELL SAF E CO. Rxelesive Agent for the GENUINE WA. Phone Main ‘oot Ave. Such as usually pay Our price sage —for Saturday, each Bring the little ones in Seattle.