The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1912, Page 3

WORT STOMACH TROUBLE ENDED ¢ Diapepsin” Gives In-| Relief and the Relief Lasts. more than ularly year regula . stomach suffe States, Enelan C United ag Pape’s | tbe vet only tm a} ol ae preparation tov 5 “digest aything you eat and ¢ sour, sassy or ovloGorder * ee minutes afterward#, | 4 your meals con't fit comfort lop what you eat lies ke a ; ; in your stomach, or tf} in t 1 Car and “0. aud i dose just as soo" will be no sour ri ‘of undigested foc all go, and, be no tour food ach to poison dors. Mapes Diapers n is ac in cure tor r stomachs, because takes bold of your food and di} eats It the same as if your nol wasn't there nN ts five minutes from all cases con Ears ailment any case of dye ——— Finishing of the finest kind pe THIRD AVENUE 1043 IND. 5200 | Phone Main 963 mes Transfer Co. ints | rs do this work. @ ,KODAK Gee, This Is Tough! —He Calls 'Em Babies Vat Mids. | ous advice to the f up & most excellent colle tion if they would probtb men and sophomores from smoking and drinking. on the ground that| they are still fofants Poe erew ee reeseoceseneeeseeee HOKEN. * THIS AMERICA IS SUCH A COARSE COUNTRY be IN LAWRENCE RIOTING LAWRENCE, Nam, Sept. 20.—| A W. B. QUAILE’S W. B. QUAILE’S Se mY 1g between police and tock of all pure silk plain ; the textile thers prote: 1 5¢ 00 § Fringes i . treatment corded i oe and fancy Ribbons, 4 to 6 75¢ and $1.00 Silk Fringes, Ettor and Arturo Gigvannitdl Vver nches wide ; values to 50c ; in black, white and colors, t harder charge.! yard yard ‘ at @ o'clock this! i ha of persons, in ere and membe patice sta are jammed wil rs, Leth mea and Women woret rioting occurred Tone mor sage rene wee a nees aud ROLY ByE ite the chilly weath daylight mor eters had surroun than 2,000 ple started at dawn, when the worke approached the mills, The strike: roughed” the mill hands refusir to quit work, Automobiles, loaded with police, were rushed to the scene, and desperate fighting fc lowed Many strikers and police men were beaten into insenaibitit The crowds converged into Esse: and Union sis, from all point ere rattle was waged for mi « back A squad of/ repnera came te tere, and ‘nhetoe | sale of dependable goods, including stylish apparel for Men, Women and Children, Dry Goods, Milli- J ers, and the latter turned sudden on the news; is camera smashed URBANA, BL, Sept. 20.—-Presi re de a “dent Edmand J. James of the Uni ; WCOBS fe Shoo ‘ ama duane This William Waldorf? Astor, the younger, has not been in the versity of MMnols « whmen at th opening coavoecation of the univer BULL BROS. any 8 | work of the first two years can be Printers (cc! Ss" Many failures in the college Taste not, tc Seniors an ond to give our ch a ter start in life and our grand Famous Tomato ‘ Be ae APPEAL po aang Ap Catsup 25¢ Dressing Combs 18c i isd jacheoe St SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 Astor de th with scorn for it and finds i That mandamus proceedings would! bis ideals an wn, discredited, ambitionleas arietocrac y 75¢ Hair Brushes. . .43¢ be brought tn the*state supreme} He retains but one right in bis native land—the right to hold tens of c 25¢ Whisk Brooms. 16c court today to compel Seeretary of| millions of dollars’ worth of property, from which he collects millions y. State Frank Jordan to place thea year in profits, to apend in his foreign home with his foreign friends T h 4 same “republican after each one! ‘The right Is his, legally; morally, he is « parasite, > of the 13 presidential electors nam-| pemecie = ™ i H 14 ast by the Fatt wing of the state con. | - Big lot of 25¢ Another Rousing Tuesday Scheduled for vention and after no others, was INDIC T BANKERS Fancy Ribbons in jthe announcement by the Taft com | mittee of San Francisco. Former Superior Jodge Rose wi {handle the case for the Taftites because it is the same quality of bread that you, Madame Housewife, are always striving to make—the kind of bread that can only be produced by the perfect blending of the choicest of ingredients under the ideal con- ditions that we are able to maintain with our modern equipment. 7 Men's or Young Men's Boys’ Trousers that sell made quality, minus the aes that bake day imposes upon the housewife. : PRRAR ES Piniscttses Ee TORI Sienna Saves you all the work and worry, all the uncertainty, the bac! he and headache olbake day. Ccomes to you clean and dainty in the waxed “HOLSUM,” wrapper. It saves you money, too. We have a tremendous purchasing power. We buy our a s 4 — Legere Po -_ sacritic by h ith, your complexion, and ere’s no longer ni lor you to sacrifice your hea precious lane’ in the thankless task of bread making. Let HOLSOM Order HOLSUM, Bread of eee net 1 Oc It’s made clean. sold clean, delivered clean Uesdnberas aon 20 : < i Don’t take a bun for a loaf—demand the 32 ounce “Holsum” pap reafishinatSn ee Shoes loaf of your dealer. HOLSUM BAKING CO. oree, are in hospitals) broken heada, Phe} and Union ats. Here the 1 1,000) n) Co a long be-} nd the Ayer and Washington mills, The rioting! police finally forcing} per men. One pho tographer was badly beaten up and Indigestion or any other h fresh: | i these prices, unless othe | y+ Housewife: order LOLS foner tonne en ee rnin ei Te Bread—serve it for dinner toni vee} and see here is any comment made about it. chances out of ten the folks will tell how good the ‘ine tastes. Everybody likes HOLSUM Bread| The bread without a fault | Broce nore Regular $1.25 Comforts THE STAR—MONDAY, + nt dain 30, 1912. * BUT HE LOVES OUR AMERICAN DOLLARS ¢ 9900000000004 000400 O HO Remarkable Values Now Offered in Laces, Trimmings, Braids, Buttons Fownes’ Famous Kid Gloves, Two-Clasp Lengths, All Colors, Pair, $1 Tuesday The Store That Saves You Money Tuesday ral 16c 63c | $125,000 STOCK Bought at 55c On the Dollar From W. B. Quaile AGAIN TODAY CROWDS OF WELL-PLEASED BUYERS CROWDED “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.” Second Av. at James th at} k re re ve at y x “ 10} It isn’t an ordinary sale of merchandise bought cheap, because imperfect or out of style, but a nery and Shoes. Come early Tuesday. You'll find our tables, counters and showcases loaded with a fresh supply of bargains. Your special attention directed to W. B. Quaile’s excellent line of Laces, Em- broideries, Fringes, Braids, Dress Trimmings, etc., in this sale, some for less than half price. ly Ti 58-inch Genuine 60-inch Zibeline 50-inch Import- SPECIALS showing the arrival at “that port of Willi ta W idorf Astor, the you sponged, ready lar $3.00 value, land Serge, full H and bis beautiful and tha port of 4 at wie used pop Be ‘one ps the On Sale Tuesday for the needle, special | 16 cunces; Preparations beautiful Langhorne girls of Virginia 7 Bars Fels Naptha, regular $2.25 Tuesday regular $4.00 25c box Men- 19 tholatum at .... C Fairy or Ivory Soap 25c 25¢ pkg. Gold Dust or Pearline Wash- ing Powder 1c 25c¢ bottle Snider's United States for six years. He is an expatriate. Explaining thie rath seldom used word, Webster says Ex—out of; patria--ong's father des that the literal meaning of the word is 25c can Mennen’s or Williams’ Talcum Powder .. 7 15¢ $1-5. 40c Oiled $1.25 large Opaque size Bed Speads, Window Shades, in this ort Astor, He banished himself from ew for cratic son of Amer *' ica; too common, tco prefers to live in England, where he jhas the pleasure, largely be © he literally rolls ia Amertean dollars, of mingling with the king and with dukes and lords and other world clay that traces ancestry back a few hundred years, and who, if the cared to, could trace thelr ancestry back as far ag you and the rest off 20c cake “4711” White Rose Glycerine 50c bottle gr jar Pompe- Great Big lot of Cluny end wa—to that sturdy asd comfortable pair of human beings, Mr. Adam Venise Laces; and Mra. Eve! Very many of us have expatriated ourselves because of God-given motives, We left our fatherland for the Western land to better our sale price, values to 25c; Tuesday, yard each sale, each Here's Case for Old King Solomon a variety of colors and designs, yard 12:¢ By Vaited Prees Leased Wire) Holst Idaho, Bept. 30.—-Pifteen } indictments today are returned by }the +peclal grand jury in connec } tion with the failure of the Boise State bank about a year ago. Three| PITTSBURG, Pa., Sept. 30.—That f the bank's officials were arrest-| cores of mothers in Pittsburg are ed on the indictments and piaced| U@wittingly nursing the children of Women’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel W. B. Quaile’s Women's and Ladies’ $10.00 Velvet and Felt au under $1,500 bonds, | other women in the iatimation aly. Misses’ Suits and Coats, worth Hats, $5 98 by om * oO © Antocia! | Women's Clube, who have ted Pears $25.00. $12 48 Tuesday ........-- 75c, $1.00 and an investigation of the maternity : 2 wesday ..... se... e. , . Blue S N fs sf wards of neveral city hoapitale Kleinert’s 25c Wemen’s and Mineses’ Craven- Misses’ Best Blue Serge Nor- $1.25 Swiss and ‘ Briefly, the accusation ix that all Hook-On tte Coats folk Suits, Bigg od ‘$16, 50 Nainsook babies born in the hospitals are Hose Su: 10 98 for .. Fl jng Tues- laid in @ row on one bed. When pporters, EE a A ouncing Tues: the mother or any other relative sale price Ladies’ $5.00 Tailor-made Serge Big lot of Children’s Hats going day, yard asks to see the child, the nurse just picks up one that is handy and and Novelty 49 at, 19c presenta it as the real ono. urs Skirts . D COC fe ccccccccveccess quently, it in said, mistakes have been made. It was the suspicion Cc Alterations Free on All Garments $15.00 and Up. C of one husband that brought the case to the attention of the wom en's clubs a jiliiakagt 25c Corset Cover Splendid lot Men's 20c Wool Men's $1.50 Wool Ladies’ $2.50, $3.50 w FE wont gp somo Embroidery, of $1.50 Socks; Undershirts and $5.00 Pumps state department is advised today sale price, and $1.75 Auto all sizes; and Drawers and Oxfords, that Gen. Mena, the Nicaraguan rev- yard Veils, Tuesday black and gray each to close at olutionist, is em route to exile In Panama. Mena is accompanied by his son. $1.19 | 12:¢ | 79¢ | 98c Fee follewieg ares Ladies’ $1 Slipover Men's $1.00 Dress 10c medium Misses’ 25c Black Long Hip Low : Muslin Night Shirts, all size Huck Cotton Hose, Bust Lace-Trimmed sioners 4 Gowns in this sale sizes, sale Towels, Tuesday, all sizes, Corsets, $1.00 sn pala by the’re price each pair values, at af 49¢ TUESDAY W. B. QUAILE'S 35c = Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Vests and Pants, each 23¢ 18c W. B. Quaile’s Stylish Clothes for Men and Boys TUESDAY W. B. QUAILE'S 7c Calicoes; blue, gray, and red; yard 312c $1.50 Mercerized Table Covers, Men's $25.00 absolutely Boys’ $7.50 Suits and ae! Ladies’ 75c Garments, yrenne all-wool Overcoats. Sale $4, 7 nts, | Betemed site 98c Suits .... $13.85 WE ester 98 “aga gray and white, Men's $4.50 All-wool Cas- Boys’ $8.50 Heavy School Suits, many with two pair a. raat $3, 39 pants, $5 48 MOW .ncccececeee ' Pige fest". ieee ribs for 48c Ladies’ $3.00 “Luzerne” Union Suits, natural and white 8c $4.00 fancy plaid heavy- weight Blankets | Springd ‘ucklings Boys’ Ladies’ and Chil- Ladies’ 20c and W. B. Quaile’s line Long Hip Low pe eee $3.00 School dren’s 35c fine Cot- some 25¢ Black or of pretty Ear Rings, Bust Embroidery- top-quality loaf cheaper than Shoes ton and Silk Lisle Tan Cotton values to $1.50, Trimmed Corsets, Hose, a pair IIc W. B. Quaile’s stock of $1.25 Alarm Clocks; good time- keepers, for $1.25 values 69c 25c Turkish Towels, bleached or unbleached, sale price Hose, pair going for 58c W. B. Quaile’s line of Coin Purses; regular values up to $1.00; Tuesday at Tomatoes, 20% Head lett Z 5 a irls’ 25c and 35c Bar Pins, Beauty Pins, etc., now oo thy 18 t wound timothy. 14.069 14.00 Alfuita 13,004 14.00 Wheat hay 15.00@16.00 Bran , 26.00@ 27.00 Shorts’ ...... 27:004p39. 00 3 Whole corn 38.00@ 39.00 Cracked corn 58.0@ 39-00 a Middlings Rolled oats mixed