The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1912, Page 3

fj ° », Netels of Rleewhere Get the Original «4 Genuine HORLICK'S| MALTED MILK THURSDAY 1S HOLIDAY FOR THOUSANDS ‘Thuraday Fraternal day, will be a half-hotiday for practical fat Fount © The Food Drink for All Ages betng Rien Ath, boas a Rutenet, ty ly all members of fraternal orders in the city TS Insist on “HORLICR’S' | voted yuanimously to give all fra Take = package home ternity members in the employ of “lcompanies represented jn the |Chamber a half-hotiday with pay, fand Mayor Cotterill Tis issued an lorder giving the afternoon off, with |pay, to all city employes who are eligible to march in the parade There will be two parades—one j starting at lp m. and the other at 7 in the evening. The prizes for the orders making the best show ing will be awarded at the Armory STEVENS ACADEMY Fourth near Ping Open All Summer. Cool Place, a Smear ree Thursday night, ‘The following AIN BANDITS I<: BUPREALO, N. X., July sold Jee the will be the jadges: Head Trimmer WOMEN FORM feCarthy of Jersey City, under ks about “tn | Hoffman of Bon Marebe, P. Fritsch Preas Leased Wire) 14, is locked“up in the local e five|of McDougall & Southwick, D. V tYVILLE, Kas, July 16 WILSON CLUB ew York officers. The child heyy done” | Alverson of Stone,\ Fisher & Co, tain Kivitt, of South Coffey : i ; 1} a Phote /C. T. Boyd of Frederick & Nelson, Valet TAT Livinaslcn “autoakeutio Hel a: id intelligence alleged to a million and ©. A; Lawrence of the Rhodes ryman; HH Be The firat women's Wileon-Ma lollars rth of checks and $200 in money f the United Co. | ny Harry Bonair, son of 4) shall Democratic club of King cou ; in | a ; wealthy man of that clty, and twolty has been organized. Mrs. J. W igar Stores Compa the trust ; | other men were arres charged | Philips is president of the orgat The ce y Joe re They say A CHANCE TO MARGARIT E PEARLE with the attempted ro ‘lization, The club will have the told t f York Cupid bas a hard job keeping, in San Francisco when the troupe's | Missour!, Kansas & headquarters in room 303, Baile Saturday t cl t of the | REDUCE COST pace with a musical comedy troupe steamer arrived fer oven. Vaee. Baty building. Mrs, Nelson Mr ont ad i enih and j juat back from a tour of the Orient nhast j(rain was held f than (Wo | Shelids were appointed a headquar FEE SMONBE OF “CAS BNE: ¢ OF LIVING , The troupe had only reached) ney ig Stl” dlegien one te tus} tage ditetetee ie egak the pt amas ‘ en lonolulu, on the outwa » ecole . Po ne one - 4 ; Fenten be re pot pitt oan ha girls, | Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** | SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. (By United Press Leased Wir when the leading lady, Mins Jo e od WASHINGTON, July 16~ Teo cdwards, became the t interstate commerce commission’s| Homer Smith, « prominent stock ruling in the express cases, if it} man of the islands f goes into effect, will reduce the} body's Do It" captured J cost of living, provided the middte | thr other members of the com men do not absorb too much of the|pany. Mins Re difference,” said Chairman Clem-|ried to Ch ents, of the commission, today Hej mob a pointed out that the commission's|was won ruling was an order to show cause /ager of the why the new rates should not be tn Catalogue and wivice free Id be the te ‘the all wou DRRRG Co. producer lines of bus ownership of ex « fe an imperative| Are You Not Happy? ywn by the commis. | ¥et iy: the mo Maryland) Lewls (den if you Mins nnot sleep nights ulceration ‘onstipation, of th in fact stomach, was on Willie Dr. Nuernberg German Specialist on Chronic Diseases. “THE } HAIRS OF YOUR HEAD ARE NUMBERED.” There is a great deal of truth in mi the old saying EL PASO. ARCHITECT Roots die, vitality gives out. Theling an ulti hair begins to turn grey Orozco, either sak kawrs yy This is particularly unfortunate} vate fortune # we are all living in an age when to LOOK young means to fill the YOUNG and IMPORTANT _ posi [tions Old fogies go to the back | kround ‘BUILDER If you shou! begin to chalk down EVERETT-SRATTLE ever: day of your life, the exa INTERURBAN RAILWAY umber of hairs that turn grey, that “The Ores Hairs of Prematu Old Age” come on very quickly you neglect them. Begin to connt, and use— HAY’S HAIR HEALTH felinguish his Ynez Salazar which to make ib pm dally Extn Satu das and Sunday + ate x t whed 3 gh tat state | Nyy fr "FRACTION aol | srones D ugless Treatment Restores Health — You dros ay, Here's «a reme that ave shown me.” MeCall, South Bend, Is to heip » gure wher ectra-Vita for some k it fine, It hae r t the aruge f Free ‘This Is about our treat is Hiuetra { things y i send plains mans FVON and know We riefty It b it you: wih Free test ra-Vite It Office hours Wed. and Sat Hundaym, 10 to n free to 6 p.m a until 8 | whole | Gracked | Middlings | Rolle! o | mixed free 90-page iI fuatrated book 7-16-12 Name T thank you for the kind. come effective. | the company were Miss Stella Neoessartl the hairman sald, |Gray and rt Leblanc, the come the tendeney of | d that they il diseases of the stomach and who was particola Mhowels, appendicitis, acute or He was tr ‘e it will pay you to in her and manag follow igate and see some patients It, company everywh it went I have cured. Ee t of bis attentions being Private sanit office ee In all “Willie” trav amen == 6,000 miles following Miss UP A STUMP from Casas Gr said, bas been Tex., July 16.-—Bear strictly hand tailored, matum to neral for to turn over his prt to pay bis army or command General is tn J rez today andes co, it te es given th daya in a decision ane ted ise Rahal dart 16, 1912, ~CUPID.-HE RAN A MARATHON and Ollie Sherlock Robert MeGeer, man berty theatre of Hono er in life and again pa wanted to boys were had the young man wasn't at the dock SALE Men's $25.00 Suits, “Sophomore Brand,” SALE Potlatch Souvenir Pillow Tops, principal- ly Seattle subjects; 75¢ values for, each 48° PRE-INVENTORY SALE Thousands of yards Trimming Braids and Gimps, values to 35 yard 6 c PRE-INVENTORY SALE Men's Good Quality 50¢ Underwear for SALE Ladies’ 35c Jersey Ribbed Vests 10c Ginghams, now, per yard 1c PRE-INVENTORY || PRE-INVENTORY Men's $20.00 College PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY Men's $3.00 Working PRE-INVENTORY Bags, white and ecru, PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY OLSSON CASE NOW GOES 10 CIRCUIT COURT With the facts in the Leonard Oleson disfranchisement cane agreed to by the opposing partion Hanford signed er permitting the case to go the cireult court of appeals. ree McKay, rd Olson, yesterday attorney for expects to ha y for argume! nt wh errors are higher e pancelled Olsson's pers because of his “Well, right. Now in Progress at the Store That Saves You Money $250,000 Stock of New Merchandise Must Be Converted Into Cash in 30 Days MANY VALUABLE LOTS OF RELIABLE GOODS WILL BE HURRIED OUT, AWAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY SALE SALE Men's and Young Men's Suits worth $1 sale price $6.85 Brand and W. S. Peck hand tailored Suits 1.15 SALE ¥0c spool Corticelli Sewing Silk, sale ' price ge 55c values, for SALE SALE Children’s $1.50 Was Pants for $1.98 Suits now going at 98° SALE 75c and $1 Crochet SALE Ladies’ $3.00 White Canvas Pumps and sale price Oxfords, sale price SALE SALE Men's $4.00 Ladies’ Hair Nets, Men's 25c Work Shoes, with or without elas- Cotton Socks, sale price tic, 5c values, now 5 for sale price $1.50, $1.75 Parasols now going for 15¢ Potlatc! Z cerrme nesvirs VICTIMS OF EPILEP. Y, FATHER fy, Vrees Leased Vive) at his feet, ag if asleep. The letier July 16—That Ru w . |dolph Uhiman, a Bohemian invent-| cae Apna I turned “ pth Jor, killed himself and his two chi! a ae feaede a, dren, Rudolph, Jr. 4, and Julia, 3 1:40 p. Rudolph is getting | because they were victims of evi ak. He is bing. Julia is erye lepay, was the opinion of the police ing for mama am getting Weak today after questioning neighbors, apidly. My | who, attracted by the odor of gas, The two discovered the bodies in the invent 0 the bed, or's Oak Park home late yesterda » work properly, I Mrs, Uhiman, who was away fron wer know what | am writing, home at the time of the tragedy, is 4 p. m—The pencil “slips still under the doctor's care today, from my hand, I «rope for it. T and unable to add any de m to hear the children breathing The authorities made © ly. It cannot be are day a letter Jeft by Ubi ir by this time. All is over, which he described bis jor ive me and as he began to succumb to the ga The record of the approaching The man’s body was found sitting| death was lying before the dedd upright at a table, his children lying| man maa > ——s “That woman believes in walking as a form of ¢ she's PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY SALE 72x90 Bed Sheets, PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY , THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MO ise the BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT OF $500,000 IN CHECKS form, all PRE-INVENTORY SALE Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs worth Sc, sale price, each PRE-INVENTORY || PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE Ladies’ $3.50 to $5.00 Lonsdale Muslin that Pumps and Oxfords, sells elsewhere for sale price 12!4c, sale price, yard 5, PRE-INVENTORY SALE Great big lot of all Pure Silk 35c and 50c Ribbons, now, yard 18° PRE-INVENTORY SALE 1,000 Sheet Roll Best PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE Corset Covers worth Warner's Rust Proof regular 65c, sale Corsets, $2.50 values, 39° | $1.28 PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY _ SALE SALE Ladies’ Linen Suits, Big lot of Men's all colors and sizes, 2 : : values to $7.50, $1.00 Dress Shirts, Tissue Toilet Paper, sale price sale price 10c value, sale price 68° | 61° | 5° PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY || PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE SALE 20c Colored Table $1.00 and $1.25 Silk Women’s $17.50 Oilcloth, sale price, Gloves, elbow length, Navy Blue Serge yard pair Suits 14° | 78 | $8.98 PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE — 25c and 35¢ 7 bars Fels-Naptha, OS eee Coral Necklaces, Ivory or Milk, evaporated to the Fairy Soap h consistency of cream, 4 cans 75¢ Earrings, various kinds, 29° for, each 10c Writing Tablets for, h Pennants for, each each 3c Children’s 15c Black Cot- * ton Stockings, now Lr 2 Ladies’ 50c Black Silk Hose, pair 28° w/, / j f SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. rs