The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912 3 —— eee A FEELING OF SECURITY eooeoee COCO OOH EEE EMSs 00000000 00ES | } a fost aT (it LARM, THE GOOD SAMARITAN, AND HIS REWARD t the mod PPPOE ESERAEOD ASH HOAR A COHEROOMAN NOONAN OO OOOO tted Vrems Leased Wire) | Je RBON CITY, Mo, Oat. 1 Gov, Hadley of Missourt today innued a statement denying as rt take ts absolutely pure) ing no harmful or habit HERE ; \ ae is Dr. Kilner ‘| FINANGIER OLD tA fever L aeese eee authorized and untrue an all ov cS e Such « ay |declaration he was said to have grampRoot, the toc gaa } b Sousen-iic | eenae Geneun Pte dR Ah Mn of ‘and Bladder Re of purity REALLY EAN? |the republican tleket t “4 PEO MESS AER, RN iP game standard — h and excellence in every bottle ia main of Swamy 123 Although an insurance com y by st Ja wclentifically com bany Seay en See hee paid a policy of $1,000 on the proof Piano Business for Good Me en should have thin grey hair that and other all to be forced: out at sac they cannot dress becomingly | prices immediately it should always be natural-col ored—luxuriant—full of Nfe |diance—free from ugly gre 2 qne-doliar eonape jdiat ton shoald dieappear imme ter his friend's death is : which the officials = t faced ap. r & Co, Bing — sere i. a death of W. B. De Larm, In eeaet a ctleaulant and is (ken ment of Portland and | | oat de enero atill dubious as | fo Ika not recommend . » who ¢ . git ‘ {ite and | | N Nalling hh ged. to.enter somes <, pature’s great betper in Fe) way shipped to’ Plattsburg, N | | veal 0 a © qeving aud cao treables asses sree rr the frensied fnaneter | line of busine at once and must close out oe staten ent ct purity ta} ie evefy piano, player-piano and grand piano in : | m William “wih'Ter Mattie of Dr. Kilmer's Fo i om the salesrooms and storage; no time must be Swamp-Root. : ’ sion. Ho speaks Opt, 18 + oy 0. be, sold regardless Sip you need a medicine, you! npanion of the deceased whe | WHY DON’T YOU TAKE BETTER lost, eve ty instrument is to be id ! gras (le { bart Piss on a v + thar | t20% 4 ot the peshngch Fs and CARE OF YOUR HAIR? } of. cost. . The stock is absolutely of the highest you ai read t corr dence with the exe D : } Don't let it turn grey. Don't let alit nelud hw J Root is w a, youl or a y uatdeeek ahiee nace HES AFRiE - “ ; poiapeae ete quality, incladir ich well-k F | it on » Wes! to estabtieh on come ria a TAKIN R mi ay band Im you Big BRUTE To gET my pe, rg 2 pl Pi tian | Baldwin, Starr, Richmond, Ellington, Hamil- H hotties of two sizes, HY lof one "WK. De Larm.” Why this be OME ANGEL HUSBAND DRUNWW AND |__ It's not natural that young wom ppc Wich dae, Mea mene yp ae thag THEN BRing Him JI It is not necessary to pay all cash. We will Send 0 K hamton, N.Y. for a sa mple bottle, | : and annoying Dandruff | accept small installments free by mall—lt will yonmee® any TRYING TO | Nature intended that a woman's 1 iat dt tiles A tical ou Will also receive 4 boc Ihair should be one of ber chief at: || 1is stock of high-grade pianos is practically feet valuable | ) PROVE BLACK | tractlobs: | thrown to the mercy of the public, as it means ig about the kidneys. When writ Why not help her to keep it so? a loss to Mr, Walling to remain’ in the piario USE HAY’S HAIR HEALTH — | business a day more than it is necessary Bap Berare ond mention evt. IS INELIGIBLE Whethe W. W. Black of Evorett, d goverr ° | Remember the location, 200, 201 | Arcade Annex, Secor cratic candidate for gible to be governor | ; YOUR 1.60 at Drug 8 or || FT ivy examined and turer | case of election will be decided | astect ecelpt of price and | ieeattere ee. Sve: o'Sk! | by the supreme court shortly. Judge ja Bend 100 for trial 5 ” | bottie.-Philo Hay pec. Co, New-| Diack har been cited to show cause lark, N von SALE D REC. Friday why hin name should not oMur > HY BARTE! | 8 me PR ER tx nail ‘ sron taken off the ballot. The difficulty in Black's case is that the rtate constitution prohibits a judge from taking another office during his judicial term. Judge Rinck, however, contends that his duties as governor would begin r his term as jadge expired, The suit against Bleck in brought by C. A Reyaolds of Seattle, attorney who, as a democrat, w a the situ. ation cleared up so that the ticket would not be prejudiced by the doubt as to Block's eligibility be “Marble Statue” Kisses for Him ST. LOUIS, Oct, 1—W. R. Brock of Webster ‘ove, former proprie tor of the Brock Corset company testified in Judge Wurdeman's court at Clayton that he had not ed his wife in 25 years xplaining his reasons for not ing her, Brock described his married iHife as “living with a mar ble statue. WANT EXTENSION OF FAUNTLEROY ‘That they now are compelled to walk from half a mile to a mile aod a half to reach the Fa: Mine, that this lice fs at pr congesied, and that would relieve one-third of the con- gestion, are the reasons given in a petition now circu! by W Seatileites who live on the height above Gatewood st. They want the rail extension from Alaska st. If you cannot sleep nights. it-to get breath. gastritis, wleeration of th: constipation, in fact, diseases of the stomach and an see some patients HEhave cured. “Private sanitarium ant office. ‘36i7 itad N. W. Dr. Nuernberg Loy rooney on Chromic The first package convinces. After using to the city limits, on 36th av. 8. W : j : the first package Ridg- The petition fs directed to the trac- 4 <3 = . ; tion monopoly and will also be pre- aes ’ . ’ : ways Tea will for ever sented to the council. PARTY FEALTY IN ag? = Meee. after grace your table. POLITICS SCORED SE ae m4) Just order a package hcaeen aaa” seins Wyecien oo- \ from your grocer today verely scored partisanship in pol- Sep Me sO Sn A 13 ma The true Oriental gar- ire oe. tia e hu “i . sg r s . . on oul, "Noopartiannaplp ts RRS SS 4| den flavor will delight, boraag’ y son oe aa tat womens: é vA\ NESE as oS Es ; and the extra number of cups it makes will THE MARKETS Sas 5 ; yfi| appeal to your sense The following a the «# y gripes veld £7 Meee occurs ane prises : ed f y "| | paid by tye iter to the commis: : of economy. stoners. VAN t ed at ean 1 80, 200, . fur paid by the Guiles ander \ ‘ : i Bestia along Brice.” Wrricen tn ait eaten” ex : ; For more than three- Freight train Ieaven froth urban been the finest pur- come under 9:06 p. m. pees 00 | sane real aes baggace trains. fia 4 quarters of a century ORTH EST TRACTION] UE" "rate tating Peters it Ridgways Teas hav Everett-Snohomish Pens cs incite coebin Bris 0 a m., 12:16, 1:36.) a ‘ . et, lt 23 | chasable. hails! |" The air-tight, dust- aS proof packages keep LY PAINLESS. rimmed sides .. ‘ : ‘ = . kel Wor a Calne Pet RETAINED From GARDEN }ii§| goodness in and all dirt i al iieiogun scr: « vs Bateson the Easy Pay- hin ere > and contamination out. ee eas Aho eRce es ae : : re $1, 75c, 50c, a Pound "38, $1 ANO 912 |! nena ! SS II AY Pounds--Halves--Quarters mar Ne $10 AND $12 | TH FOR $3.50 AND $7.00. And While some Dentists Fidiculouz prices for ‘ork, we are making $8 At all grocers 2 ablex—Selling Price, 854 $10 bridgework for $3.50 14.00 Our Stiver and Cement Fills be cco dae M0 le; Gold Fills are from 75¢ 1: MD; extracting Ia free, i © guarantee all work for 12 Cor in today. DO NOT ; IT OFF. We will convince 70M that We are the real cut- 4 tits. “ ‘ ‘ 00M 14. 13 18004014 " i neat by 15. 00@016 fh FLOOR PEOPLE's Bran. ay: < 26,0099 27 ANK BLOG, Bhorts’ 27.0049 8 ‘ hole cofn ‘aslo Second and Pike, ermched cor (38006939 Take Elevator. Middiings : Rolled cats and barley mixed . .