The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1912. THE MOUNTAIN CURE—BY BAKER | WO see. 1 REMARKABLE VALUES NOW OFFERED IN FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. , | 10 ISGRE i 75¢-$1,00° iH} Ladies’ Hl The Stor¢ That Saves You Money 15e to 25¢ § Ladies’ 4 wv Allover Hemstite ad and Nainsook Jersey-ribbed iS Oriental Lace, Handkerchiefs ; a ; Vests and Pants | \ new and linen finished; Embroidery Haging |} «yall and Winter Ie q os pretty designs, special, and Insertion ‘ glk ‘all pt : : fi Be ihe eae, Pre eas Teas sale price each sale price, a yard pecial at a planting of dy ee bi: Lawrence tex ry Ame ho : re 58 y incident of ; ae ! i eaionton ade to! a De arend 5 er City parshal o's f Lawrence @ are to be To this end Distr Attorney I Jetler « 1 tod asec 8 ‘ nloter. Of E Public Sef b and Janes I ty. a © of Lawren 3 All of then ‘ y, af “a O'Sullivan e pee Gu‘ing te eh NOW IN PROGRESS a *he ang re »g syed in «4 sat] : corny g a Vn ey r ’ ‘ Te he examination O'Sull Phenomenal values offered in all sections of ‘‘The Store That Saves You Money.” Come tomorrow, ex- tase of the who oe" pecting to find the greatest bargains yet offered. You'll certainly not be disappointed. rence was the ce t f ficials and the n ators to ty ag at ° rder and so . panes. adhe . ae aaa 50c and 65¢ Hair Men's 50c Neck Boys’ $4 Suits, in Girls’ $2.00 School wages > Brushes, sale wear, latest styles sizes 14 to 17 ~ ag Shoes, = _ price and coiors, now 1 GROCERY SPECIALS—On Sale Thursday ff ]) ves: sate price pi a pair “CASCARETS FOR : K HEADACHE c 29c Stale ie: 4.5 tees Veta Nephi pe Chaka ’ 11 SIC / FIRST FLEA—! thour ou Were livl and | Dutch Cleanser tha, Ivory or Wheat, Thurs . SECOND FLEA—Yes, ro | was; but the tor advised a higher! | Fairy Soap Rainier Mineral altitude en account of my lungs , : , i a r ra your inactive liver and . , ° | 25c Kleinert's Boys’ $5 and some 25c c pia ax a stint 15c Shell and bowels—You need Cas- } 7 Hook-on Hose ed owe ) Rog skin medici pene “tere terst EXPLORER DISCOVERSRACEOFg ess ff ce [Pauses 2m | watts | 160 SE Yl ante Re ‘ HARDY, sale price $3 45 purchase, purchase. DOW: COW ae a , OND ESQUIMEAUX “ge g sensation in your he faste fu your mouth, your cyes, After fe ars a nt in the Are) pany, as Anderron bent bers, rem * xin is yellow, with|te resfor . Vita et ‘Stetanesan gpk Ry ae ch end” Stefananor Men's regular $2 25c, 35¢ Embroid- 25¢ to 35c All Ladies’ Muslin 40-in. White Mos are parched the nate r tre n It took three y h Ce Broken lines of sre Shirts, Pia —. and Sa = oat we ets cbt ore value Men's 20c Cotton feel ugly, mean and te of having) omation gulf, wt Eek! ‘ * plain blue, gray ainsook Edgings ns, plain anc 25 value, 10c; Sale price ; ilar ‘yet t Hiscover:d a race of white Eskimcs| mos were di anaKon Men's Dress Shirts aed brawn, Ke for, yard fancy ‘colors, yard paething ace Socks, all sizes, properly passed off ‘ ° 4 ation ¢ r. : - a then journeyed we ness - & the now offered for y black or tan, pair nied fe a oast of Canada, who, he believ coast 1,000 mi to Polnt Barre . tinue dein ° are den ts of th avian | visiting all the Eskimo settlemer values to $1.25, 4 in yon i a colonists of Gree ou were| A Barvier Divides c Cc c Cc c lIc Remember that ost diso sere Ot Oe ae : RRS > dir pa AD ee i Matting Suit Boys’ $3.00 Men's $4.00 Dress Boys’ $2.50 Men's $5.00 og oe ie cuted” be eyes shin ‘end. these ofl Cases that sold School Shoes, Shoes now School Shoes, Railroad Shoes, Children’s Fall with gentle, thorougt ® and bair antry ie a Two hundred regtlar for $2, at a pair offered for a pair air . isthagts ® € pai P P and Winter ie work walle yo nland dozen Women’s velit Und Seed ; see’ | $145 | $i89 | $249 | si49 | $349 | ccm oo eagee o heed Gael ise They live an Mekimon live.| the bicbae pene Hosiery, in black, “ed bd oe s a wear, Shirts and eg ca angio povee and bave no traditions of their) thought I detected Norse words,”|fA tans and white, Pants; all sizes, &nd never xripe or s n origin be says. “I took cephalic measure a pair each —--—— ——— | Remembers Explorers. menis of many of the t eyed | Two tribes, however ve tra-| one and found that FRANK BRIGGS yi) ie mir tehn Pravhio ae a tog 18¢ REMODELING SALE BARGAINS Relictic Jeweler, | pedition. An old man tribe n t OE lel isis Anether cif an of aociber| Mimo Te In Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel : ; | white whalers it is a resort for whaling fill Pumps and Ox- $1.50 Crepe Kimonos 98c Blue Serge Suits $14.98 | $16.50 Rain Coats $11.50 Shields, airy fords for Crepe Kimonos, ali sizes and col Misses’ Blue Serge Suits, Norfolk Cravenette Rain Coats in sizes for tion-proof, at on of Forest City, Ia. young ladies and women, suitable e cg for the wilderness fr specimen: ors; new coat effect, Persian trim- ‘ j Music Hing light and withoat provisions mical interest } ne atyle, guaranteed materiais, satin | Jor street or drese wear: satin | dep on their rifles for foc on the steam v a $1.96 re er come 98c lined: regular values 14 98 lined; serges and novelty mixtures Thelr goal was Coronation uif which, with I s ware $25.50. Sale price . i ; shad- aboard, is now en com-| Francisco $1.50 Boys’ Shoes, good assortment, a pair rked on the maps as “un Frequetitly they pa in prevailing colors; $11 50 Ws 16.50 val $3.00 Petticoats $1.69 And another tot of Young Ladi . bsg: stata , Beautiful Silk Mesealine Petticoats, Women's and Misses’ New Fal! Five Hundred Fall Coats made with reinforced seams, in a Suite; blues, browns and prevail- Newest colors, styles and materials, complete line of colors and sizes: ing colors; regular $20.00 values. specially priced in two lots og emndeeieammeten |) BE Melee de a $14,98 $14.98 vos $9.98 5c Hair Nets, all colors, for, each Taught Free ' Sieme intwection .-| HE CITY, THE MAN, AND THE COAL BY B. F. GURLEY Special Offer to Readers. GRAND JUNCTION, Cok tace:l of The Star. 9.—~If you were LIVING IN A CITY ated at no great distance from a ertise and intro|coa! mine @uce their home study music les-| And you were PAYING $3.50 to sons in every locality the Inter-} $4.50 A TON for cos . : While the miner was getting Rational Institute of Music of Newlonty 54 CENTS A TON for his ‘ York will give free to our readers! cyt & complete course of instruction} Wouldn't it KNOCK YOt for either Piano, Organ, Violin, S?ERCHLESS if your city govern z : nt suddenty took to coal mining q Mandolin, Guitar, Cornet, Banjo,| psig highest wages end sold you : Cello or Sight Singin In return! coal at $1.50 a ton, or thereabouts? Bie they simply ask that you recom-|Woulda’t it FLABBERGAST you? Te order to a Ladies’ 35c Mer- cerized Hose; all colors; pair 21¢ Children’s Black Cotton Hose, Ladies’ Black Silk Hose, worth 50c, sale price Big lot of 15c Pillow Slips, sale price 10° 65c Pillows, 3,000 yards Platte Val. Lace, Oriental and Torchon Laces, values to Millinery Room Wednesday Specials Big lot of new Felt Hat Shapes, meee $1.19 Toilet Preparations Se cake Castile Soap ~ te Yee ay oe -- Se cake Perfumed Toilet Soap Se cake Williams’ Shaving 3c Ladies’ Hand Soap Bags, worth up Mend their Institute to your friends| Well. thats Grand Janetion for after you learn you—Grand Junction, state of Colo- 7¢ Crash Toweling, play rado—for which, as the dispatches Pa bth $3 98 to $2.50; while they last, Dac st 25c can Williams’ or Coligate's ie ¥ one note from! the other day stated, Secretary of apes, apecial ' 1 are each P . 15¢ values, now ‘talcum i wonderfully interior Fisher withdrew 640 White Seaver Hate, _ a yard Powder . ..15¢ * gh method, youlacres, or one square mile, of coal special for $5.98 7 4n s00n Neern to p) If you are 25¢ hottie Rubifoam Liquid Den- 4 @m advanced pla you will re| The man bebind and June Sample lot of Plumage, various tal Prepara- % ceive — inet tlon'’s se ne to get » coal is kinds, less 40 per cent. tien... Saat ea aeimee 16c , essons are sent weekly, They | James Bucklin, former state ‘ 8 Fe so simple and easy that they senator, and father of ‘ i sacri aang d Se recommended to any person or! that have made Grand Junction the --- ~ % : can read English.’ most progressive city in the coun of the bonds and depreci — ree a P | Photographs and drawings try klin noticed among other ation of machinery, ranning ex FREIGHT RATES 2 @verything plain. the in things that the city'’s.eharter gave | venses and cost of delivery ay Nate's free tuition offer you will be! jt uctimited power to own and op- That ought not to come over | Pasked to pay only a ver mall! erate its own utilities $1.50, about a third of what we bave ORDERED, STAND arya at pagar uckthe told pas- |e Aen } oi z " TACOMA 11—Judge BE. E. or Todd and every other citizen he And” pat’tn Major TOM “the| _ Headline-~“Troliey Car Conductor Attacked by Poles Cushman has banded down a decis No one sho ok th pn dir 8 gygel oe tats's dosk ting \6 aolee to pas ite 4 , EY ion commanding the Northern Pa 1) dertut offer. 1 riend: math “s ae po See id Todd’ and | miners Bee: UNION “| Twelve-yearold Marie Barton of Somers, N. ¥., aimed at a hicken | cific railway to continue the freight ) B—show this articte to them lsome other proxressiv : folks got and we will make the mine am ei 04 shot her mother. rates ordered by the state public The intercation s , sn | tinct’ . “ hat of safety for the workers ae < at es “ nas ervice commission, and denying an Suecessty!ly b others add eehivin ce a hops ay oval 8 Sehe all nage Lefty” and “Gyp" will break into the Tombs yet If Warden Fallon }iniinetion to restrain the shippers muecess fully h you, even if youland operated coal mine ja the Unit-|coal for a third of at private : ful and the public service commission | W absolutely nothir atever | ¢ . companies do?” 1 questioned | y : ois i actin from taking steps to enforce them bout music, The le make’ te tae 6 sein | Baki Lanestioned | Any way, the thermometer, was 100 at Charleston, 8. C., yesterday. |'"Siie was brought by the company a t « ons ovat k two yet they sacle 1 ere . 4 te een ec" = ‘ Uncle Sam's Washington man to *, Cees ; fe a pare) Lightning struck a plano at which Miss Cecilia Halford of Chicage jabs for vedtined vate, ae a ag bday for the e booklet,! vet a section of government land on the tip of the tongue, ready for} was pia . Want to Be She hearly wa Which explains everything. 't will meer the homestead jaw. They use athe ‘ait y Mas th cdi Convince you and cost you nothing.| picked ont 640 acres eight mile The private companies pay 54 Queer that nobody gets out at these convict baseball games DIES AT HIS KEY | 1. 0. HENDRICKS, Prop, ice Phone Bal. 475; Res., Bal. 974 Address your letter or postal card | town, land tt couldn't be|cents a ton to the mine that ’ stata elllsdigss conver giv i | OROVILLE, Cal, Sept. 11.—F. to Internationa titute of Music ; at: waniénix vale fo than the winter price for f ye Ame Par eh. ac. | Sim Clair, Western Pacific Satan ae min i th of Mis s' and bs ci valuable : a ee cit tan: sat / More than 20 ase - he ks in Texas use a tooth brush, ac- |” hoe ue Helen. kB chiles teatd a mon ay 00 0. i I € i There's a vein ei coa € inning expe 1) cording to the State Too! tru ue | A hick of fine bituminous coal there. | deliver hould be ae c ! h sat lifeless at his key while How are you going to do it?’ course, but they have to put the| Headline Olympic Band in a Row at Sea Why not? the Oroville dispatcher tried fran Wood and Coal. Il asked Bueklin DIVIDEND TAX on eve on of 5 i eal A to ing phen A trans-! 9 Full Weigit and Measure. At Stimson’s Mill, Seattle, Wash. Ve will bond the city for a small! coal they sell | he press 1orists conve at Detroit as the tombston anu. {mit dispatches that would prevent walks dvi ee Sines “hope veThe municipal coal’ mine willl fact ve win a r onvened at Detroit as the tombstone manu), +110 ‘collision At last the Oro ‘ ' amount of machinery, oF Pa GF ey ey a Pin la ") factu ‘ ; : ville diy r telephoned to citi Everything for the camper, Stoves. E al, deliver fi muni r rage te ; i , , : direct to the consumer just © every consumer iti the way of At one ceremony the four Clark sisters of Fort Smith, Ark., wedded |70D8 ¢ en, ps ahem to Chairs, Hammocks and Baskets, at reason- enough to provide a sinking fund r ce the men of their choice Jhurry to the station and fine e| : pro nking f their a Joperator. ‘They found Sin Clatr able prices. es | 08 Cc! : ye x at his desk, dead, his fingers : {Prince Henry of Prussia and his A bomb went through the doorway at No, 203 Chrystie street, New at | P : DENVER FACES sae Eo iar’ ithe clot | York, caromed from the head of Denny Conrolel, and exploded, ‘Conrotel 08 the telegrapk Key BALLARD HARDWARE. Phone Ballard 19. GRAFT ent officials and attended by} A needle two and a half inches long has been removed successfully OLD VETERAN'S: STAND—— —TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! DENVER, Colo. ept. 11.—In quiadr from the t of a child in Rome | Hig Assertment, Best Prices. Come and See, dictments ‘charging violation of t au | 533, Ballard Av. Keyplok Leases, the Mast Wonter fal [{their oaths of office by permitting P. 0. ORGANIZER COMING The Great White Way is thirty years Sept. 4, 1882, Edison vice to flow: n in Denver have been} SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11 To} howed New York its first incandescent light Imported Norwegian and Swedish goods, including Fish Balls, al MY i returned inst Ma Arnold, | ear 1 organization work on thi Anchovies and Sardines. Complete line of Heinz’s Pickles and Bot- ing plant ard igh y Chief of Police O'Nell d Police | coast, Oscar F. Nelson, national His skull fractured by a blow from a hockey stick, fifteen-year-old | tled Goods, Gold Shield, Crescent and Foiger's Coffees, Prompt | hg 1 Commissioners Balkeley, Creel and] president of the Postoffice Clerks’ | Richard Smith of No, 60 South Tenth street, Willlamsburg, thought for service, MeCred by the grand jury. Indict-| unio expected to arrive here to-|37 hours that he only had a headache . 1 by e grand ju inion, is expected rr here t id TWENTY-FIFTH AVE, GROCERY ments on similar charges were also! night from Los Angeles. He will returned against former Mayor) spend a weel between the ba SLYPH-! J IKE DIVA thing but perspiring did thi Ballard 231 25th Ave. and 67th St. N. W. A teday Specta fliled ttn een Tastes delicious and is Speer, former Chief of Police Arm-| cities and his trip will extend as far ‘ She whirl d around, showing con a} strong and former Police Commis-|north as Portland and Seattle Z MELTED IT OFF” ctusively that “this” was pretty | Wy Mere met aoe sioners Hewitt, Dayoren and Bar NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—Just melt | pood | Rijgwars } Sait | EMERY-TRAVER NUPTIALS |it off” was the belated message of | WGolden-HuedIcedT More than 100 indictments are} Miss Nina B. Emery was united hope that Mme, Nordica, prima don A HOT-IRON STRIKE | zolden-rued iced Lea | said to have been returned, fin marriage to Luther R. Traver,|na, recently returned from Burope, e | © 1 Sealed, Ale Tight Pgs | Ww. | Saturday, September 7, at the home|issued to the fat women of the Why the smile?” All High-Class Wi Kawe eatkushed anew tee ra’ dint Py 5s ah «ROBSON, Oph.D. | PRINCE REACHES TOKIO of D, D. Johnson, 4034 Woodland | United States and Canada today, | “Green just paid me back @ ten | Order Tria} lelivering Pi ed Milk, ¢ Mile and: Whipping Cream ery TOKIO, Sept, 11.—Coming as spe-| Park av., Dr, Wilmot Whitfield of-| The diva, who rid herself of 30 spot that I thought I'd never get.” | arly in thia district. Phone us and our driver will call Mh Floor, 460-462 Arcade Bidg. Boiai envoy of ihe kaiser to attend ficlating. After a wedding trip Mr.|pounds of avoirdupois while abroad, I congratulate you. Lend me! Bring This Adv. With You a6 ROvstoherson phone Etfiott 223 wm weUK, a Distributors, the funeral of t late Emperor and Mrs, Traver will be at home on jsaid five of it, will you?”—Detroit Free | Mutsuhito bere September 13, | Queen Anne Hill, | No exerelse, no diet, no any-| Press,