The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1912, Page 7

Boys fastened; as solutely the shoe made for Sizes, 9 to Sol and vi blucher, $1. $1.50 and SF \ ras) ¢ Pde al oe NS * Puritan Calf Blucher, Hoak soles, standard near noi as can be made. best the 13 1-2, $2.5 hid gunmetal calf button Raymond & Hoyt 1406 THIRD AVE, LIBERTY BLDG. ‘The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes. For your boy will give least cost is want. We Let us supply screw | er; solid as a rock through- “ ba as out. A good shoe for hard Beauties Are school | Service. Sizes 9 to 13 1-2, ee ates ote @ nrice, | $1.75; sizes colise 2.00; | t to 5 1-2 $2.00 Leather | Durable School or | ton or blucher; and low heels, $2.50, $2.00 and. O75t School , Shoes the amount of service at the have Boys’ Kangaroo Grain Bluch- Growing Girls’ and Misses’ metal calf or vici kid but- NEW WESTMIN of Montreal robbe or girl that greatest what you them. your needs. arrested several amounting to $2,020, Shoes, gun- | who ha guinea a jar for solid soles $1.75 | packages. using it ts to appl efore retiri ning. and the facta powdered saxolite | one-half pint witeh Bring Your Boys to Gately’s Saturday and Fit Them Out for School. BOYS SUIT $5.00 to $7.00 In Brown, Blue, Black and Grays. 16. Special term$ of $1.00 down and $1.00 a week on all Boys’ Suits and Girls’ Coats. ® Men’s and Women’s Suits $18.50 These are new Fall styles, new browns, grays, blues and blacks, neatly tailored by ~ LABOR _ DAY you can and pay the balance at the rate of $1.00 a week, or pay monthly. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. Is This Why lish Fair? te favorite STEER, B. ANOTHER STEP — IN ROBBERY CASE (Ry United Press Leased Wire) C., Aug, 30.— f ccnes in the Bank case was made vative e~ wa y it ne contour has also come extremely popular. | when Walter Davis and a woman ab leged to be bis wife were brought to this elty on a late train from Toronto, Ont., by Police Constable Walter of the local and Detective Fraser of the Pinker- ton ageney, and lodged in jail, The officers left Toronto Saturtlay night] get along just about as well, |g with the two suspects, who wore weeks ago with marked bills in their possession, police force beneficent clean c pr ‘ ts quickly apparent, and Iadtes « ¥ like cold washing it lotion for wrinkles be- @ ounce ia dissolved in haze this has a splendid eff #SCHOOL- OPENS All aizes from age 6 to “gnion men and women.” You should drop in Saturday and look them over. Take your choice of anything in our new Fall stock of Men's and Women’s Clothing, pay down what Tues. Sept. 3rd Bathing t KNICKER- BOCKERS aN Gately Stores Every- where DAE . V6 een — Pudayoveninig tuguslioclilh CG 2 ) iG ——— of nineleen twelve Sruvites you/and your friends Ii Mee! _ 7 x wal L~ Oncccidbes WA fice nolrebewed seal yuh beleared fori properly addressediand delivered tlh wlnge only neotofere St 4 Cn Z ciaged/meny ter, ocdecal forton Athirtipy pain Vee, = i THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1912. OLDEST DOCTOR IN UNITED STATES TALKS ON MODERN DOCTORS FREMONT, O, Aug. 29.—“Modern medical theories may be all right,” says Dr. Peter Beaugrand, “but be- fore the fathers of these bright young doctors were born we cured patients just the same, “Nobody knew ything about germe then, or fashioned physic and lotions.” Dr. Beaugrand ts qualified speak on the subject. pital at Port Ethan Allen, in accord. Dr, of his day. He ia the oldest physi cian in the United States, and the; list. T jeasy time of it, too, according r Peter. And the “ country doctor are “Doctors nowadays,” “think it's hard to get up at mid. joke. 10 or 15 miles. one mile an hour was good speed. { “Twice I came tn frozen to the saddle, and had to be cut loose. “What with buggies and any roads) at all, the doctor of the quartor of a century had an easy time of It; and the doctor nowadays, witlr hi TER BEAUGR AND AT 28 AND 68 We kept things clean, and used{automobile—his labors plenty of hot water and good old ing.” Dr, to) medicine when the cholera epidemic Fifty years! broke out In Oblo In 1835. co he reorganized the military how | the settlers of Sandusky connty fled ¢ with the best sanitary science laW/ Dr. La Quinio Rawson,’ stayed and ook care of the sick, Patients were many and trails oldest man on Uncle Sam‘s pengion | were long |tor very badly, and the well wanted present day physician has an/him to keep at @ distance used to set out plates of warm food rdships” of the! on the gate poste when they saw Dr. | Besagrand coming. bo says,' saddle and pase The night and drive in the snow or fain | his hous over what they call ‘bad roads,’ for! sional pre | Ontwot the accompanying pletures: “Many a time have | ridden on shows bim on his 98th birthday, He horseback 50 miles at a stretch, over chimbested It just the other day, rough trails or in deep woods, and| with a real birthday party, and a through the Blatk swamp, where|few games of whist--not auction bridge, but the good, old fashioned sort never missed a point. The other picture ts from a da gnerreotype taken about the time of Dr, Beaugrand’s one visit to New York. WOMAN WIRELESS| OPERATOR OUT Miss Mabet Kelso, the only woman wireless operator with Theatfe full of the best of USED FURNITURE BEST MODERN DENTISTRY & government license, was dis- de tls nas olan charged yesterday, when RA. HM. Save half. Houses , furnish Sawler, tant manager of complete. . the Mar Wireless Co. at IBSON-CH LER the Seattle office, succeeding G CHA A. A. tabell. Miss Kelso has | FURN. CO. made three trips on the steamer | ‘ er. Mariposa and has given eatis- faction. Gawler said that it was against the policy of the company to employ women op- erators, and that this was the only reason for discharging Mise Kelso. YEAST MILLIONAIRE SUED FOR DIVORCE CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Mary C, Cal Inhan, wife of Andrew P. Callahan, (Paid Advertisement.) John E. milMonaire yeast manufac r, ie sulng her hual for divorce on} the grounds of unfaithfulness and w! extreme cruelty here today. They have been married 41 years. Mre Callahan asks fi tA’ posoutiing im [ A) UNS from her husband for 40 notes, SHVERAL which she claims she gave him totaling $100,000. A housemald fs named complaint, in the Candidate for Judge of Superior TAFT BACK TO BEVERLY CLEVELAND, Aug. 20.—Presi dent Taft passed through Cle land early today tn his private car, | A xBorinc PEOPLES Wz attached to a New York Central 4 ray en route to Beverly, Mass, ae rom Columbus, Oh e C yesterday attended ourt tenolal celebration an add farmer the state fair grounds. The mt will arrive in Bey-! erly early tomorrow to an King County | Naritmgamaaa OPPOSITE PUBLIC MARKET a are amus- Beangrand was practicing Most of Reaugrand and his brotherin- The sick wanted a doc So they He ate in his on, od doctor haa an office tn nd still writes an occa ription for a fricnd. And he kept the tally and DR. HOLCOMB HAS Comes now Dr. Augustus H. Hol comb, dentist, and makes reply to| the cross-complaint of his second | wife, Florence E. Holeomb, who saya he pulled her upper front! teeth without her consent and fore: | d a one-meal per day diet upon her of nuts and vegetables, Dr, Holeomb recalls his happy home | with his first wife, and alleged in his reply that his second wife broke up that happy home by allenating his affections. He charged that his second wife has most expensiv habits and has an insatiable desire for diamonds and elegant dress. He) also alleges that she receives gifts from others, and that she has prac- tically bankrupted bim. RICH GOLD STRIKE! SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug. 30,—-One of the richest gald strikes in the history of this section la re ported today at Holcomb valley. The ore is said to assay $42,000 per ton. The discovery was made by Col, Wheaton of San Diego. TO ee * * % $8,000,000 FOR SOLDIERS * * SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 90. ® *—Uncie Sam will distribute * during the present week more # than $8,000,000 in coin among soldiers stationed at caustd some * among enlisted mena hardship eeeeeeeeeeeee * tok tok ttt kk kt tt tt “Hypnotist” Is Exposed SAN JOSH, Cal., Aug. 30.—-Steve Devere, a subject for a traveling hypnotist, whose performances brought out so much public eriti- clam that the exhibitions were stop- ped by Chief of Police Frank H. Ross, confeased to the police that he was never hypnotized. Upon a complaint by the humane officers of this city that the young man could not stand the strain and was becoming physically weak, Chief Ross stopped an exhibition of bt- cydle riding on rollers in a show window, Young Devere was then “put to sleep in a coffin,” where he ult of a serious No visitors here today as the r nervous breakdown. She—Your uncle is still in the prime of life, You may have to wait a long time for your inher tance: He--Oh, no. alrahip yesterday, He just bought an -Heitere Welt. VEG REPLY TO WIFE & Clementson SUPERIOR COURT OR DENTISTRY PLEASES THE MOST EXACTING, BECAUSE It_1s painless and will comfortably do the work teeth.~“It'’s to your interest to see ayout It. Tf you have lost one, two or sov-| opal teeth and do not wish to wear a pits we can replace the missing | ones with teeth ably compete with the best nature | gives to h class work we do. must have something rempined for 24 hou that will help you to look your have been taken 88-D0t Payee LAE Geno aad, tik e mienth tut @renan ie, Wines een a peed a iLe | best, correcting Ill shaped mouth| fm | on Chickering Player Pianos and | Sriop em all contracted) Circassian walnut, two Sohn WASHING Con. {and rounding out hollow and sunk-|fM | on the Player Piano Delux. All t hoxt. Cash] And two. Kimball G Ne att to ‘his bed |® RE A in ATE —mothy | Baw: York 19: confined ts ing else will do. We deliver the} goods and you see just what you! i * are getting before you pay your BS al aro allowed to see him, Ho will yrcnay, That's different from There is not the slightest convenes in Decembor, according |P™M Ce a tooth removed with <A, doubt but that every one o to his physicians NO PAIN to you, Quality. is our| ¥ these twenty-three Grand Good Prospect. hoast. Pianos in this sale will find Regal Dental Offices candi aus of Eilers Music 4 House es iia ts Dr. L. R. Clark, D, 0. S, (Manager) D. JOHNSTON CO. close at 10 o’clock Saturday D. 8. JOHNSTON CO. 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union Third and University night. Third and University NOTE—Bring this Ad with you TABLE SILK RWEAR ANDO HC Bee Pte SHtk. Con ar Paid Advortisemont. George H. FOR JUDGE Nonpartisan Ticket. ~ Grand Pianos Sale Positively Ends Tomorrow Night at 10 o’Clock. While They Last Can Get One $ 700 Hallet & Davis Grand, $195 One $1,100 Steinway Grand for . $325 One $ 850 Steck Grand marked . $340 One $ 900 Weber Grand cut to . $350 One $ 950 Steinway Grand for . $425 One $ 950 Weber Grand down to $450 One $1,050 Steinway Grand for . $525 One $1,000 Weber Grand now . . $550 Special Notice Easy Terms Most of the above instruments|- While we are oxtr lous to sell these piar You Br. L. RR. Clark, D. D. 8. of natural perfect that will credit anyone, Our prices are} y lowest that have ever been in Seattle, considering the Art Styles Also Inciuded anx-| In the sale, six Chickering Baby Grands, two Chickering Parlor all your teeth are out, you a plate. If you want} ly nice, something | new owners before the doors