The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1912, Page 5

° ot ue mad yen are ony called Pirat coat fare the huge Jength coat. « one to sup these bis. pals are not grotes a7 TS tend ves read: ae out in the eee atertal ot dreseup Wray = lightweight and the delicate Dine, which the deep sealskin sets off cay As usual 613 second Ave. font to ? otet : i at 50 cents on ; the dollar—tess than the | 4 ‘ustoms duty. Re. Willow ana Willow French | + $20.00 | and French «++ 815.00 | and = Freneh $12.50 re, Willow USE OLD GAS MANTLES TH SSSHSSHSSHSOH HV ESS LENGTH PIROT COAT FOR GIRL WHO WANTS SOMETHING SNAPPY * SHSSSSHSSSSSOSHHSHSHHHHOHOOSD / ry ee This fascinating Httle person is Mine Anne Ellsworth of Kalamas Mich aheo ) fn a quaint summer “bonnet pleked out of Sur lake, a a few made pretty little body of water miles from the city which celery famous Her perfect hair covering, as at tractive as novel, is a leat out of the famous bed of sacred Egyptian lotus, Mise Anne plucked this particu lar leaf on a Saturday and placed it in a tall vase, By Monday the edges had commenced to droop, making as perfect a hat, in shape, as ever came from 4 shop on the Rue de la Paix, She anipped off the at and, presto-—the picture ke itself. hore are not more than half a dozen places In the United States where the sacred Pxyptian lotus (nelublum specloaum) grows, No one has éver been able to explain, satiefactorily, how thie gorgeous flower of the Nile, with ita millinery attachment, came to be transplant ed to two baby lakes in far-off America. ‘The ashy part of old gas mantler HOE HOSPITAL REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. BEST EQUIPMENT MEANS BEST PRICES Klein’s Shoe Hospital 217 James St. WHOLESALE STOCK OF Cloaks, Suits and Women’s Garments GOES ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING Hoffman takes advantage of slump in wholesale can be used for cleaning silverwar Apply with a soft Mannel rag. * * * * * Dear Mise Grey week's paper, | will thank oll us how to cultivate the “holding” qualities wise woman fo hold a man’s love and doing everything to please bim won't do it will do it The first step is to gain his respect, truthful and honest, but not telling him things that concern you ooly and would not belp him to know; the next Is importam allow him time and solitude to write a letter, or take a Hitle walk, or to entertain @ man a half-hour without feeling you are Coupled with these must be the habit of having meals well stiff—and yourself as attractive aa pure hia freedom eglected cooked, the home tidy--not water and soap will make y Some of the little “dont'# are Don't always insist on your own way Try it once in a while Don't nag antit he has had his dinner. Don't rush after him in the morning, when he tg trying to catch a he get a spool of thread, He will have to stand in a store half of his noon bour to get it, and swallow bis Innch whole to get back to his work on time. Of all foolish don'ts, don’t ask him to do some silly thing and don't make a selfich brute of him by doing every If a thing Is not right, don’t do it to please him, or car, with a request that color and make. you love me, thing to please him. any one. TO ORY WET GLOVES If your gloves get wet, dry them Hin a cool place and rub a litte| * [olive off into the kid before PULL epee eke e ee tat eee them on again. market due to warm weather and backward season. We bought the entire stock of one of the leading whole- salers of women’s wearables at One-Third Off Regular Price It’s another Hoffman triumph—the largest purchase we have made, and every garment is new, snappy, up-to-date stuff—made to sell to the high-class retail trade for fall and winter. There has never been an opportunity in Se- attle to buy high-grade garments right in the beginning of the season at such a discount. This is not a dead stock cleanup, but a guaranteed, money back if dissatisfied, sale of the best goods on the market. Backed and made pos- sible by the Hoffman system of underbuying and under- selling. 1-3 Off Price $45.00 Hand-tailored Serge am Regular Price $20.00 Mannish Material Satin Lined Suits.. ‘ $15.00 Heavy Men's Wea: elty Suits . $35.00 Imported Mesealine or | Charmeuse Evening Gowns... .. ait Sa apg ates .. $23.35 $30.00 Imported French Serge ee CEE $20.00 $25.00 Silk Dresses .... $16.35 320.00 Silk Charmeuse Dresses ceseceseee ++) BLB.BS AO ge Suits | 19.15 | $13.35 r Nov. 1 Serge 10.00 Regular Sale price” 1-3 OFF Price $15.00 Serge Dresses...$10.00 $12.00 Serge Dresses ....98.00 $10.00 Serge Dresses.....$6.35 $8.00 Serge Dresses .....$5.35 $45.00 Long Broadcloth and Plush Evening Coats. ..$30.00 $50.00 Imported White Chinchil- Ja Coats, full satin lined $33.35 cloth Coats.... $27.50 Fancy wear Raglan Style © $25.00 Novelty ‘Mixture Joats $16.35 $20.00 Plumes $15.00 Plumes $12.00 Plumes $10.00 Plumes $13.50 Plames $2.00 Plumes $5.00 Plumes $3.00 Plumes Willow and French -$10.00 ++ $6.00 + $1.95 French $7.50 Freneh French $6.45 French 3.95 ench French 95¢ EXTRA SPECIAL 400 Fall Samples in Silk and Chiffon Evening Waists. Beautiful Gar- ments, made for the best retail trade. We bought them at 50 per cent off regular price. They go on sale Thursday at just ONE-HALF PRICE A NOVEL HAT FROM A SACRED ; EGYPTIAN LOTUS LEAF Letters to Cynthia Grey HAHAARAARARRRERAERHAAAHEARHRERS TO HOLD LOVE Ree EE Having read your reply to Newlyweds In last to go into detail a litte further and nagging will irritate a saint Don't ask him, the moment he comes in, “what kept bim? teak eaK eee thee * * | HAVE NEVER old and have never been in love, un lows that fs what I am afflicted with ja | with, } good impression. & box of flowers, with a note giving enough to resent that sort of intro: duction to know him and meet her through }to introduce you of the bekery and don't act a fool \® THE WAY TO WIN HER & (eee eee eataeeeeee jlove with a woman who has kept thas the sweetest little girl 9 years old. saya she loves me when | am good things, and sometimes says she will lall-the time to marry ber, for I care |a Week ago and have written two lif we were married? |Your answer will have a great deal \ateps and movem THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1912, music teachers, canvassers | * pebides. And to all such we #18 |Our business with amali price | away entirely with every ph You say ft takes @ also, making a slave of yourself Please tell us what VERY ANXIOUS READER. and keep it by being strictly | compelt cannot | purchases. is to give him his may be juat as good. Wait Brand new English oak at. certain number, style at .... Brand new mahogany at ° because Another brand new mahogany at .. A beautiful oak Grand Mahogany style BE vec eeee a BEEN IN LOVE & * Dear Miss Grey lam 29 year ate oe the present time. There is a young lady employed in a bakery near where | am: work ing that I want to get acquainted Please advise me as to the proper way, as | want to make « Could I send her my reasons for so doing A--The box of flowers and the note #eem very romantic, I know, bit the girl may bave common seneq If she has a brother, get him; if not, get some friend of hora If you were ta get acquainted with the proprietor bout the girl, introduce ‘on. be may SERRE KHKRRKEEH & * * Dear Miss Grey: IT am mneh in house for me over two years. She She is good to me in a way, and Now, I am true to her, but she gets mad at me about so many little never marry me. I have intended for no one else, and feel that I could not live without them. T want to get settled, as I am 45 and think it time, I left them about letters to her, but have had no an- sewer, and I am so lonesome for them. She does not love me as she need to do, or as she should, but do you think she would love me better Do you think it would be wise to marry her, when she seems to be so undecided? THE CELLAR SWEET It is as necessary to keep the cel- lar sweet and sanitary as it Is to take proper care of the living room or the bedroom. Because it !9 down under the ground and comparatively dark, it is Itkely not to get the careful at- tention the other part of the house receives. Yet, fruits and foods are often kept in the cellar, to be cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Quick lime, borax, charcoal, dry lcopperas and plaster are the neces- saries in keeping a cellar sweet and fresh, In each Inclosed place set an earthen vessel, a dish or bowl, with soveral lumps of quick Ume in it. St grains of dry copperas all over the lime, then slack It, but do not wet it. However, be sure the to do with the outcome, so I want your honest opinion UNSETTLED. A.—My honest opinion t# that you have done somthing to change her feeling toward you, and the only way you can ain it is being & man worthy of her love. A woman does not love a man who thinks he can’t live without her, but one who prefers her above all women and is man eno to live a good life without her if neces- sary. NOTICE READERS All letters cannot be an- & * swered in the paper, and many ® * are without name or address. & * A stamped, self-addressed en- & ® velope always ® reply. cy * BUND UP TE THN AND WEAK Samose Makes Thin People Fat or Bartell Drug Co, Will Return Money, Oe Ballet Is Foe of Fat Mrs. Bradley-Martin is taking a unique cure for increasing weight. The American woman has turned to ballet dancing and at Balmacaag, her magnificent English hunting ep- tate, twiee a day for periods of mn hour each she goes through various nts under the careful eye of a member of the Rub sian ballet. SALT AND LEMON JUICE A mixture of salt and lemon julde will remove perspiration markh, ‘Then expose the blemish to the sun- In Samose are combined flesi- giving food elements that soon pro- Mice a steady and noticeable gain in flesh. Taken after meals, Sa- mose mingles with the food and causes it to be assimilated so that the fat-producing elements are re- tained in the system and you will soon get good flesh, steady nerves and a healthy body, } Bartell Drug Co. has seen such | lremarkable results following the use of Samose that it offers to pay for the treatment if it does not niake thin people plump and rosy. You run no risk whatever in buy shin || Siig Samose; it is a true flesh-form- USE BRUSH ON CRUMBS | |ing food and is sold under the guar. Never use a seraper to tave}antee of one of the most reputable will not roughen the surface of tie}fund the money If it does not give crumbs off the tablecloth. A brudh| business houses in Seattle to re linen, se satisfaction, SPECIAL NOTICE We will not pay any commissions to anyone— and solicitors in- to come here asking us to pay commiasio | directfrom-factory-to-home basis which does ie of the retail middieman's way of selling, We have no spe | clat grievance against these people, but we to insert this public notice, @ that is taken up by the numerous daily calls of people wanting to ar- range for commissions on their friends’ piano Brand new mahogany $75 +e eee meme ee + ee ete me eee ee one eee nee meme TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR is based on a Marvelous piano selling at cut prices is going on at the National Piano Mfrs.’ Clearing House Sales- rooms at 823 Third Ave., near Marion and one block below the Orpheum Theatre. This is the great Van- couver shipment that’s being so teriffically slaughtered. Brand New, Highest Grade Pianos 15 | at... $95 $95 Sis $110 | Above, mahogany, at .. Circassian walnut | oe one-third, or But you must come right into the store to fully appreciate the complete shattering of Piano place at these Manufacturers’ Salesrooms on this Vancouver shipment. FREE—\We will include a Stool with every Piano and make free deliveries within the city limits. TWELVE MILLION DOLLAR GUARANTEE BACK OF THESE HIGH GRADE PIANOS ~_ OLLARBILLS CARRY YOU FARTHER 823 Third Ave. slacking is thorough. Steam from the lime rising up and out, will take away all bad air and it odors. Leave the cellar open or empty for a couple of hours. Then scatter dry, powdered borax al! around, in corners and along the walla. And wherever there is a place where it will not be in the way, hang a piece of net, such as fish net, with some lumps of fresh charcoal tied inside. Leave the borax until next clean- ing time. Every few weeks take out the charcoal bags, empty them, heat the charcoal very hot, return to the bags and replace them, Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions constructed in 1826, cost $52,540,800, The Erie canai, One kind of machine of! is made from glycerine and petroleum, One must have lived in the state a year, the county 90 days, and the precinet 30 days in order to vote. For information concerning the growing of mushrooms, or any vege- table, write the agricultural depart ment, Washington, D. C. To remove mildew, moisten re- peatedly with Javelle water, diluted with volumes of wa’ rinse well and wash in strong apsuds, not too hot, One of the best cleansers of felt hats is ammonia and water, It greasy, rub with fuller's earth. A little alcohol is also good. The home of the whale from which whalebone is secured is in the northern seas, near Norway; the whale from which sperm is ob- tained lives in southern waters, Near Marion, Opposite the Central Building, One Block Some walnut beauties The same in fine mahogany Pianos with real music oak, wainut Some more, at only about Near Marion Opposite the Central Building and O ne Block Below the Orpheum Theatre. NATIONAL PIANO MERS. D. W. Thomas, General Manager for the Pacific Northwest. Manufactu- rers’ New Salesrooms, 823 Third Avenue, Below Orpheum Theatre. BUY THIS UPRIGHT '$25| | Perfect, magnificent tone anc MS men ot $118 | Some fancy art $168 179 seee BE ios se didinieviaine * eee | styles at ....000 seccmmes “ Other ane a a $127 | a is et values 190 For this price you can 18 beat the factory .............. We will sell another lot at $226, $238 | and $245 that you can make money on | faster than you can in real estate or | any other kind of investment, at $226 $238 $245 and 148 157 - prices which, ig taking is the Place AT THE MOVING PICTURE HOUSES | The Theatres advertising below are modern. For your information they will advertise regularly in this column the films being shown. WATCH THIS COLUMN — —————e “THE MILLIONAIRE COP”—Some thing New in Police Circtes . John Moran, Celebrated Irish Baritone ALL NEW PICTURES annie TREVITT’S MILITARY DOGS ‘GRAND THE WORLD'S NEWS IN MOTION PICTURES | 3dand Cherey _ CIRCUIT 2d and Madison ve ot ee MELBOURNE | “tome of Glass Curtain"® “THE SECRET SERVICE MAN”—Reliance Drama —A Thriller “ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A WIDOW" A Comedy of Domestic Tribulation Odeon Theatre gic Pars. iute SF ate _—————$—$ ir lehards, the Lion-Hearted, dramay, Pt t, comedy; The War The Union Theatre = Third Av., Betwee Pike and U Comedy; stitution,” Comedy; “The Boy and the Girl,” Drama; “A Penalty Paid,” Indian Drama. 1206 Secom “A SON'S DEVOTION"—A Strong Drama 5c--Crown--5c “THE STRONGER MIND” First Av. Bet. Madixon and Spring “HIS THRIFTY WIFE"—Comedy ALHAM BRA Drama; Rescue and the Care Sth and Westiake Sacrifice,” Western Drama; Comedy Drama STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS