The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1912, Page 5

wkaeererre eeeeenee Lam a grads teh nm » da hk me ee Grey years, durin ime— unt The anger he 200 Ta man wolghin Several © came fn ists On oUF i. te wy mind. | Thmagine that Rit again. He has ing myse you ple: -{ have bee pine Ti really alive, anc ‘woold for one moment marin Don’t ca! na.” You should a women are WeAk CD. e run a lar te ee ahoeld forgive » bi for it, Hf ae | years. bis. IMAGINATION, ALIAS COMMON SENSE be ty this ure pow | have never thought the aame of any body lways, with this exception, been good eee eee eRe eee se Ae ARK RRR He ee HA widow of 35. I have been a widow me I have mot a man 17 years my nthe ago-—1 thought enough of him y we had @ quarrel, canted by bis four different times about the head, up for two weeks. I also lost while | weigh a little over ok place, he wrote and apolo- begwed forgiveness, 1 forgave him, Every time T think of It, the oo pounds, who would do a thing of that kind A CONSTANT READER, f ever since | read your letter, to trying to realise if there la a woman ving plate married life with a brute such the lithe gleam of reasoniag you have had have had the man arrested at once, sgh to stand for such brutality, Just Just that an you need orgtvenens mper in m, but that does mot m © gain and deserve trae he has his jealousy and pag By here fe no danger in him, it will be time enough for him 1 ine his life to another's, But to weakly, meekly take Bt isk him fs but excouraging him and others in brutality, geeks ** wife fir BERT, ies *) A--The wife should be intro § THE LIPS # duced first, then her friends, if the Quine ® husband is acquainted with them; if eee * & & & NOt, the wife should introduce them, aaeer® «first to her husband, then to his Tax on out Miss Grey: 93 and in love Wilh & fady. | am very know how ea would like yo ge todo ft without girt ts offended by a be ‘ if you are se wilt guide you ia telling g of your love. — stearate eeee BOARDING HOUSE geeeeeereree ‘Miss Grey: Will you please) if there is a “cattery” oF to Seattle where cats 2 We are going camp summer aad have @ ulce eat aad kitten don jeave them with (be melah aeene ch L ‘at the Humane Soci They will ree place petaeeeeee eee * ENT PLAN * et cased on Grey: chased an an atghesoms honse r a We went and, being one mon'h be afttiele, the fatal nt our bouse without ‘and took anid arti Dues the law allow any your home under such KL MO. company Was within the) possession of the ar. the contract gave to reclaim it on non-/ Your redress hangs on| M whether or not the man- they took possession | law, and that de-| you have [allied Rot say whether a a oat ow will oop rambo en) ‘Sate particulars, | can) A, you more. ne wees Ween e eee a: *! A BOYS BIRTHDAY * . . tttheeneeenenny Grey: We are two M1, who Would Like to know pproper to give a birthday Mt 2 boy of about the same what would be suit ? B AND INQUISIT at oe 4 Al ing all remem bra Mook, an enter ain W 8 school pennant ar / | | ee eras 4 ETIQUETTE * ida hh he Mie Grey: 1 would if | Mile @ point on etiqn ita man, with o Meets his wite ov the! MR two lady friends, and lmodesty Is not ) DRINKS AND FROZEN DISHES tead, dette ted te data tee *. * DANCES AND COMPLEXION ® * * ate ee eee area eeeee Dear Miss Grey lam @ young) sirl of 17, and have a fair akin. 1 attend quite a few dances, but ab |ways have remarkn pasted about my face, After a few dances my face becomes very red, and turna idish-purple and blotchy, I am/ not a heavy dancer. Ie there any hing that ean be done to prevent ia? L. beliediiadiadin diadiada de Mate ae tele aed When gotn: dancing | “ i — By ow et eotk be |* FEDERATED CLUBS PICNIC tore Gins Oy SO ges and 108t) © clubs of the ¥. W. CA. will e " hans roo ponte niatty oot plente at Ravenna Park on the » state of the mind, the dancing quietly, and do not allow yourself to become excited. trae eeenere anne . * * * BASHFULNESS * * ee ee Dear Miss if when at th table you are asked @ question have Vietuals In your mouth can't speak, is it bad manners nod assent? Does basbfulness hurt any girl? Does bashfulmess make and boys or shyone girls? A—One should never have} enough food in the mouth to retard | speech. Bashfulness is only self-conscious ness; the remedy to forget one self im thinking of others. Also, the thing ft has been called for agea; bat dwells in the mind that knows, but secs no jovil. JOKE IN BLACK AND WHITE IMPOSSIBLE. She—This Leap Year bus makes me tired. I wouldn't yore to propose to a man He—You couldn't pose in that hobble stoop to skirt Plans for a narrow-gauge trans Andine railroad have been approved by the Argen ine government. Th estimated is 98,12 "0. SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN VICTORIA BONNET, wo try to en ; ter should jthe commonwealth of | ener pro-| The Latter Day Saints, or Mor | mons re founded April 6, 1830, by Joseph Smith, at Payette, N. ¥ | $14,006,000. * * |* NOTICE TO READERS *& * Questions sent to The Pelteshing and nourish-;ounce (about four teaspoons) are to yorue than those| orange syrup, julce 1-2 lemon, and ParApe fulce as a n.| # little cracked tee. Fill with plain CE a ian or carbonated (plain soda water)} Conklin, Guy's drug|and garnish with lemon floaters The Star readers a Lucille Sundae. today, together with) In a aundae diah place a mixed siidae. Here they mold of vanilla and strawberry ice cream; pour on a little pineapple Grape-ade. and strawberry syrup; grate bitter | i ordinate lass about on chocolate | over whole and top with} Sfape juice, add 1-2' nut meat * TRAVEL ON THE BROADWAY * amas mable prices ae offic Phone Kast 700. “MILWAUKEE” - BETWEEN ‘Seattle and Grays Harbor 8 regarding fares and train service, call on or address ‘CITY TICKET OFFICE Second and Cherry, Seattle Undertaking Co. AND UNION homelike surroundings jent service, eater eeeeeeeee jor just the capable he hold, jnot necessary to preserving heat must be} of good quality spoiled. liars, and while they are still The Russian battleship Gangut building, will have a displacement of 23,000 tons. Her cost will b t The little bat tailored costume the bonnets worn by the Nettle old] ladies of today, It's a Victori bonnet such as the iste queen England used to wear, without atrings, t it Is & great change from the hate we have been wearing as it sets! back from the face and shows the jhair almost back to the crown of the bead Hitherto any woman who showed more than the tip of her nose and hin after she had adjusted her hat} properly was very much behind the} times, } worn with this) reminds one ia) evening of July 9, from 5:40 to to 10 p.m. Delegates from the Northwest Conference at Gearhart, Or, wit give « full rt of the work secom shed there. Girls, please « lunch—coffee served on the grounds. V ly invited, lsttors cordial Heese eeeeeeee eee eRe Ree CANNING FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR, ery cook, whether profexsional of a house that sugar is Heat does not know ts the thing, Put HOT, HOT, HOT! Canning fruit is simply preserv: Ing sterilized fruit In canning without sugar, the fruit must be taken fresh, firm and If it ts overripe some of the sporee—the germ itfe which exists In every bit of veg etable matter-may surrive ¢ bolling. When these spores extet fermentation short time, takes place within # and the entire fruit ts When the cooked fruit is ready to be poured into the jars the hot wa- emptied from the ata temperature the boiling fruit poured into them be high should be Cynthia's Answers to Many Questions Lord Denman Is the governor of) Austra The Western Kuropean, | Greenwich, time was adopted in} | France on Maroh 1a, 1911 } Anna Held was “torn in Paris in! Her real name is Mra. Flor-} Zie I homes tn} Wash There are U1 Soldiers’ | different states of the Union ington has two, Oregon one. The Enctlish languege ia the mont widely spoken, then comes German. Russian, Spanish and Italian | CREAR physician will be taken care of #/ * by him * HRAARAAHRAES HR! EVERETT 1¢ Will Pay You to Look Up SUNNYSIDE HOTEL tn Jo rooms. Rat $1.60 per weak ap, Transtent sollcited, ‘Take Hewitt car to} 2914 Hewitt Av. 711 EAST PINE Ladies Admitted Free Both Afternoon and Eventos Skating 250, Checking Free. THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 8, 1912, ting bargains that will save them money. Every department contributes its wealth of bargains. Read every item carefully—they are money savers for you, and Business Getters and Business Builders for us. Worth up to $25.00, This ts the « feawon, At $14 They Last, the offer you during this sale, mt $17 $19.50, $20.00, $22.50 and even teat value offered by any Seattle firm this While Sy [==] PANTON & LONDON CO. GOLDEN {| POTLATCH SALE A POTLATCH SALE OF MERIT BEGAN HERE TODAY, JULY 8 And will continue throughout Seattle’s Potlatch celebration liberal, and will tender to the people of Seattle and to all visitors that come within our gates, from now until after the Potlatch festivities close, THE BARGAINS we have yet offered our patrons, We are simply reciprocating for the unprecedented patronage you have bestowed upon this reorganized firm that made its debut last February with New Blood, New Methods, New Merchandise and New Prices. This is our First General Sale throughout the entire store and we are going to make it a good one. It will be, if you please, the greatest Bargain Carnival of the Potlatch season—the supreme climax of all merchandise events—a sale of distinctive character, created by and particularly identified with this NEW STORE. An event that will clinch the value-giving leadership of this great store, because Panton & London Co. Potlatch Sales will be an annual event in the future, and we want our patrons to look forward to them with the genuine interest of get- We, like the GRANDES No Disappointment, Ladies, When You Ask for These Items in Our Garment Department Unparalleled Values in Women’s and Misses’ Suits The the values ruv ceived in sto $14.95 5.00 Suite you ha Seattle in many day. They are from our regular yds in firet #tock and include several new suite received during the past two every descrip weeks. Plenty of navy serges, cream sorges, mixtures, diagonals, All sizes. and the new taffeta silk suits guarantee gors with each one of them All sites, Unprecedented Bargains in Women’s Waists Worth up to $2.50. This i# not a mistake, ladies, but actual fact. Taliored Waista worth up to $2.50 on sale at G8. makers. All sizes. Silk Petticoats ladies? A pure Silk Petticoat with a Made of all silk mesealine and How t* this, Ruarantes for $1.95 peau de cygne in black and thirty other sha Black and Colored Petticoats Regular Price $1.00. This Petticoat ja made of fine mercerized cotton taffeta, an imitation of taffeta silk, and we show them in black, navy Sray, tan, brown, green and red All lengths. Ladies’ Umbrellas Would It surprise you to know we thousand Umbrellas on hand? In baying that quantity know we bought th right with our splendid new will be out for this sale with 1,000 Ladies’ 26-inch Umbretias at the Potlatch Sale price of .......+« The handles are worth the money Misses’ Parasols A splendid assortment to select from. retting prices for the Potlatch Sale— 1§5c . 25¢. 35c The Newestin White Hats For Potlatch or out- ing wear, in Ratine or Turkiah Cloth, for ladies and misses. These are trimmed ready to w splendidly made and well Hoed with in- side bands. Inferior qualities are being sold elsewhere at $1.69. Our Potlatch Sale 98c Laie ’ Dress Hats. at Startling Prices About 180 to choose from, no two alike are in ogy effecta and dark colors. "G8c eold at $2.95, We offer Seen at the Ladies’ White Felt Hats Last Thursday's exprese brought us from our New York buyer ten dozen of New York's latest creations in Ready-to-wear White Felt Hats, We could get $5. for them, but as a Potiateh bargain we $2, 95 ats for Li make the price each, only . o The little folks will want to attend the Potlatch, ve arranged one table full of en 5c too, so we be Hats for children in a splendid assortment xxl shapes, worth up to 98« lateh Sale price Potlatch Sale of Wash Goods And Domestics. It will be a bistory making event—it will etrike a popular chord in filling the needs for sum mer dresses at such savings. Read this ad carefully and then come to thf department and see the bar- gains displayed up and down the length and breadth of it 15¢ Wash Goods 5c Batistes, Swisses, There are Figured Organdies, 50 wtyles or more to choose from; light and stripes, floral Worth up medium colored grounds with dots, and other pretty designs in all colors. to 16c, For Potlatch Sale, a yard ooee ee 10¢ TOWELS Se Hemmed Huck Towels with red border, size 18x35, We think it is the best 10¢ Towel in Seattle, at least we have seen nothing that will touch it In quality comparison. For Potlatch Sale, 5c each ese Limit one dozen to a : customer 10¢ CRETONNES Se 500 yards of 10¢ Cretonnes in le wetha of 2 to 10 yards an endless array of good designs and colors, 5c For the Potlatch Sale, a yard made from good 59c SHEETS 390 Bleached Sheets, large size, 81x90, strong muslin, patent overlap seams. for use. Potlatch Sale price dec don eens Tigo APRON GINGHAMS 4140 658 yards of standard Apron Check Ginghams in lengths of 2 to 5 yards, worth 7 mes in the bolt. 4c For Potlatch Sale, a yard é ELH be 15c STRIPED SERGES 9c blue and green Serges with fine silk stripes, 28 inches wide, worth 16e a yard. 9c For our Potlatch Sale, a yard ... ——_—_—_——— TT New White Bags And champagne ‘color Bags, with self- folding top or clasps and fringed bottoms, These ala come in the new colored em- broldery in beautiful designs and effects, with shoulder cords; worth up to $1.75 Potlatel ‘ale 69c FANCY COMBS Side Combs, Back Combs and Barrettes, in amber and tortoise shell color; splendid assortment. 15c Potlatch Sale price, 48c, 26e and .....++++ Mack, brown, tan, each, price Every sult perfectly tailored and out Lingerie and The higher priced waists are in the tallored models from one of America’s leading All at: Several different styles of flounces. have between six and seven We are going to get you acquainted Umbrella and Parasol department and All marked at business 59c sain Solic 69c good as now, pretty and $1.49 stoc $1.98 Children’s Misses’ Swe 59c blue. 34. Colors, ment of Color and several ev Some of these but otherwise you muat 49c Edges, Ban yard, none them at, a FREE! FREE! FREE'—Potlatch Pennants 10,0009 of them to be given away absolutely free. Size 18x9, each one mounted on a light bamboo cane with turned hook handle THE PENNANT Is made of yellow wool felt and ts equal to many made to sell for 25c each. They have—see illustration THE BUG—Printed in Potlatch Colors EVERY PURCHASER At our store during this sale is entitied to one, no matter how big or how little the purchase may be Present your purchase check at our transfer desk and get one free This will save you buying one with the rest of the Bugs, Take Elevator to Mezzanine SILKS Floor. Mal loor. You will marvel at the deli sco eg cacy and beauty of the hun. | This department is always in dreds of articles on exhibit forefront with Suit and in this wonderful department on neni th ancembeunie BURLAP PILLOW TOPS | with Fashion's latest dictates. The Lining Department is also Stonciled and braid trimmed, ready for uae. Good assort splendidiy equipped, and be- sides the —_— representative in order to celebrate the ment of colors. Square and long shapes. Regular price _ as 49c stock of linings there are the wae ey dhe edb famous “Gilberta” flounces th ki tticoats 4a Fancy Boudoir Waste Ba wy greeny rig a ie kets — Another shipment [| 004 a5 new, The “Queen of 1,000; large assortment Coat Forms are also to be of colors; can easily match | | found here. They add much any color scheme youl Tio the garment in finish, may have in your room, - sas Potiatch Sale price 5 shape and “hang.” Ask to see only Cf them. Prices Limit three to a custo mer. $1.25 .. 25¢ 75e BLACK PANAMAS 39¢ . STAMPED CRASH PILLOW TOPS Animal, Floral and Juvenile YARD. designs, in good assortment An elegant Black Panama inches wide; a fabrie for wear. 9c 50c WOOL SUITINGS 29¢ YARD. Plaids, checks and fancy mix “t from; 35 25¢ Cloth, 54 of subjects to sel Values in the Potlatch Sale for . splendid Ten pieces for this gale at, a yard HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR tures, mohairs, corded serges, entiy located on the Main Aisie foi. | plonty " ‘ and it has formed the “t te. Plenty of black and value” habit, as many white shepherd checks. Buy patrons will’ testi » forbids them during this sale 29 items, bu at, @ YAPd woceevevenns C upon ‘it $1.25 AND $1 SILKS 59. Chiid 27-in, Fancy Messalines in liste feet; no most all colors, neat pin ribbed or dropped stitch legs For Potiateh Sal 5c stripes, faney. pongees, taf- yao ie es fetas, Jouisines, ete., also ” ren'a or Setton neme Sood, Cotten” HE | routards 24 and 27 inches Ladies’ Union Suits, summer} wide and none worth less elaht shrunk eee ‘ than $1.00 a yard, marked Ladies’ Uy lta, originally | very " > alee ny ¢ 0 very special for Pot- 59c Potlatch Bale © Jiatch Sale, a yard PANTON & LONDON CO. Notable Values in New Long Coats cheapest coat in this lot is a regular $10.00 coat, and 7 15 » on up to $17.60. Most of them have been re . Not @ few, but more than sixty (60) Waists in abow Silks, Fe colors, st This store has for years been the headquarters for Women's House Dresses. During this sale we will let you choose from our regular $1,256 Sweaters sizes up to and including size gray, white and combinations White and colors; Ladies, do you remember we bi 26c and one On sale at Bargain Square No i. Hecond Av, Retwenn and Mpring Honea Indians of old, are T ARRAY OF Worth up to $17.50 k during the last four weeks and are therefore perfect class condition. Solid colors and all wool mixtures of ion, Several models plain tailored and trimmed styles. Potlatch Sale of Silk Waists dozen, new, fresh, clean 1 98 1 twenty different models and patterns —Mes $ ‘oulard Stiks, Pongee Silks, Jap Silks and Taffeta Silks. ripes and figy All sizes House Dresses 98c ras neat, and the patterns never so The values we have shown were never quite so the models ne Kk at 9%c. All sizes from 34 to 46. Werth 75¢ to Bo 7 a aters in all 1 49c ee Lawn Kimonos 245 pretty floral co ns c Light blue, pink, lavender and cardinal, black and white. All sizes, maroon, Girls’ Dresses sizes 4 to 14 ¥: One weet assort- 98 ed Dresses formerly priced at $1.25, $1.497 $1.69 c en at $1.98, also White Lawn Dre sees worth up to $2.00, e white dresses are mussed and soiled from handling, are in perfect condition. More Embroideries ve recently had one at 15c, one at at 10? From each sale there were small lots left, ds and Insertions, many of them worth up to 39c a worth less than lhc. At the Potlatch Sale take 8t yard, while they Ladies’ Neckwear Comprising hundreds of new pleces that we have only small quantities of and put them on one of our Bargain Tables, and although worth 95c, Tbc, 69c, 59c, 49e and 39¢, the Potlatch 15 Sale, each is o c Torchon, Cluny and Fancy Laces Thousands of yards in cotton and linen Edgings and Inser- tions from one to three inches wide. Potlatch Sale price, 5 a yard ...... ic Pretty New Ribbons for Hobe Ribbons are very much in demand, They are to be seen fluttering from the dresses, from the hair, from the neck and from the waist or the belt as the ladies pas® you on the street. Nearly every piece of Ribbon in our stock is new and right up to the minute in style. We show all the regular widths in plain and fancies, also a complete assortment of WHITE AND YELLOW POTLATCH RIBBONS at Popular Prices. Here You Are--Read This We have about 1,000 yards of remnants of Satin, Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons from the old stock We have no use for such merchandise and you can take all you want w a 2c A “Clean-up” on $1.00 Values Dolls Our new Christmas stock of Dolls will 59c soon be here. We must clean up the balance on hand at once, re- gardless of their former value. Now is the time to figure months ahead and “lay in” your supply of birth- day gifts for all the little girls you know of for months to come, even for Christmas. There are Kid body Dolls, characteristic, unbreakable Dolls, Dressed ‘Dolls of every size and description. Values up to $1.00. Potlatch Sale price only .... 59c | 25c Tinware Pieces 2%e j for 5c Tinware } One loaded table of 5c Tinware specialties, consisting of five and six-quart Milk Pans, Pudding Pans in all sizes, Angel Cake ‘Tins, all sizes, Milk Strainers with copper wire strainer—can't rust—Flour Sifters, etc. These are all first quality goods and the values run up to 26c. Priced special for the Potlatch Sale at, each Odd Lots of China and Glassware 10c One lot of China and Glassware, remnants of regular lines, consisting of fine imported translucent China Rail and Fancy Plates, Cups and Saucers, Fruits, Oat- meals, Creamers, Syrups, ete. in beautiful floral and conventional designs. The Glassware assortment con- sists of imitation Tiffany Pearl Glass, Bowls, Plates, Bourbons and Pickles in beautiful iridescent effects, also a large variety of clear glass Bowls, Bourbons, Pickles, Spoon Trays, ete., tn discontinued patterns. Values in this lot run up to 36e. 10c For Potlatch Sale, each ...........se008s Grand Special in Undermuslins Ladies’ and Misses’ Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers, ete,, all beautifully trimmed and well made, Worth $1.00, 35c BOX STATIONERY, 15c Highest class papeteries of the most reliable and well known brands, such as real Irish Linen, Autocrat Linen, W. & W.’s French Twill and many other equally popular brands too numerous to mention Boxes are beautiful creations in a large variety of de- signa to choose from. Values are 35c regularly,. but the Potlatch Sale price is only Potlatch Sale price ... Vigorous Values in Separate Skirts Made of pure linen, rep, crash, pique and 98 duck, Colors are white, navy blue, tan and c black, Regular prices are from $1.50 to $4.00. This includes every Wash Skirt in stock.