The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1912, Page 5

uncement ‘our mos Let us show y« at We wish to announce t complete show ing of Ladies’ Rain Coats | and Slip-ons. Also our de- J) Misa Leddy {x a can Francisco o} | native, and was sent to the Dublin nt of Ladies’ Made J) contosts of 1903, when she won the : trophies for the ¢ to Order Suits | California, and ree | DANCE IN DUBLIN | Mae Leddy, a California girl who |has won for herself the champton jahip of the world in Iriah«tep | dancing, ts to go to Ireland soon as representative of several national: let organtsations of the state. | California ts very tnterested tn Ireland making a notable display jat the Panama-Pacific exposition, jand Miss Leddy will no doubt dance the Emerald isie into partic ipating te the best of her ability tention from the Irish pe | COAST GIRL TO |CRAWL AFTER EVERY MEAL--AND BE HEALTHY, ROSY AND BEAUTIFUL THE STAR-—FRIDAY, | OCTOB TALKS BY THE TO DISINFECT BOOKS Books “edn © y infection. All not ber , should be ly opened and exposed to the Air and sunshine for several days. This applies, equally if books are) brought fnta-the home rrom an un known four or from a pla al may have b ER 11, 1912. where spread. Disinfget the books with formal dehyde by standing them on end with the leaves separated an far as ee » each 1,000 cuble feet of space in the THE FOUR COMMON C STAR DOCTOR | ponsible. The room in which this disinfec ting Is done should be made air Ught by filling up cracks of doors and windows with cotton. Use about 8 ounces of formaldehyde, di luted with as much warm water, to “Really does” Just that in the world gas and eructate sour breath foul If what you eat undigestes room. Mix the formaldehyde and water ina basin, soak a bed sheet in it, and hang it up on a line in the center of the room, Leave room| ach all such distress vanishes. closed for eight hours and the joy 1s its harmiessness 'YOUR SOUR, GASSY STOMACH WILL FEEL FINE IN FIVE MINUTES put bad stomachs in order digestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness In five minutes makes Pape’s Diapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator food and acid; head is dizzy and aches; tongue coated; your insides filled with bile and indigestible waste, remember the moment Diape It's truly astonishing—almost marvelous, “really does” overcome In- that ents into stubborn lumps, you belch p#in comes in contact with the stom- Redmond, the great Irish ist, has taken Interest In he jhas been Instramental tn having jher sent back to tIreland by the jstate organisations, Miss Led leaves for the Island in November, and expects to spend most of the | time in Dublin. | VERSE | Trouble’s a ton or trouble’s an ounce, 4 vi 1 cr treabie ts what you make tt seuittne ete pd f | ' N ic ig is the secret o “6 it’e not the fact that you're! out and beauty hurt that counta, It's only you take ft, | You're battered to what of that? Come up with a amiling face: It's nothing against you to fall how earth; well, symmetry And perfect health |NOTICE TO READERS |® All letters cannot be am # ® swered In the paper, and many * * are without name or address. & * A stamped, self-addressed on- # ® velope always brings @ prompt # CYNTHIA GREY. - # * PRPS EEE EERE | The Women’s Home Consumers’ league met in the New Chamber of | Commerce this afternoon to elect officers and plan the winter's work, “get beautiful — en Dear Miss Grey; her came back home letter when you write eeeeeeeeeeenee 1525 SECOND AVE. With Our LargeStock We surely have something to please you. Our TRIMMED HATS are especially attractive. All the best blocks In VELOUR, VELVET, BEAVER and FELT. MODERATE PRICES. | TELL ME WHAT TO * terday. I met a tall very fine looking, uses th the cash—and takes all the Custom Tailor Made Suits. fe materials. Values ranging in prices from $30.00 to $65.00, which will be put into mixtures, at $7.50, Special Sale Saturday—London Rain Coats Fench and Willow Plumes at factory prices. HOFFMAN’S seo this and ask for it everyday perennial The discovery bas just been made by a Parisian food specialist who claima that the of physical out ne and the rose blush of the com plexion begin with perfect health comes by down flat, CRAWLING on all f ft c| But to lie there—THAT'S the dis./ meal! : ey een oe, grace, Soclety has taken up the novel idea and “On-All-Fours clubs" are being organized as fast as the new formula spreads, Letters to Cynthia Grey eee eee eee eee eee HELP ME TO FIND MY BABY AND ITS MOTHER 1 am co help me find my baby and !te mother ! the poor girl before the baby was born. 4 I want to give it one. When I met on the street, the other day, 1 came home, and the love I had for I want to find her and the baby and give them a I want to be a man, and not a coward. A-—Send your name and address at odce. No one else shall see it * - * SAY. THAARARAAR ERA ERE Dear Miss Grey: Tam just 18, and am told { am @ stunner, and want you to advise me once more. My last note was in regard to my man friend apologizing, and he did, and I thought I liked him until ye® jis lucky to exeape auch a conceited, gentleman, | gitly exquisite Nate Geode you please, in - —} We Have Just the COAT FOR YOU! high and akane em Tent avoid all New Samples of hair goods of all 4 geriptions at bi price for one week only. We manufac . iv i ture everything fn Just received and will be ture every’ hat placed on sale at prices of us your combings and let our expert work Matt $11.85, $16.85 Special Showing of Tailored Suits In all colors and materials at to $25 , Ready-Tailored Suit Values up 3,85 can Shop is to $35 sevddacnes Alterations free and guar- anteed. Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop 500-506 Arcade Building Open Saturday Evening Newest effects, tail plumes, col bone, any ay: cleaned rs MODEL M ed ruried. i ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF OFF 12.50, $16.50, $22.50 All Skinner lined. Finely Tailored Suits for Ladies. » Hundreds of Nobby Top Coats in the new “Johnny” and full length styles, in Nov- at factory prices—$3.95, $5.00, Blue and Brown Serges. Men’s Wear Materials, 10, $12 and $15 up. 1316 Second Av. Factory Hair Store Ladies, ber but eet eur prices frst. We are out of the district. therefore save you money Reginning Monday at Da. m. we will » workers do your orders given prompt attention. Factory Nair Store First LADIES’ SUITS Strictly Man Tailored $25.00 to $32.50 such as dom Willows made of your Made expressly from ex- your where eatray av. ostrich shade, LLINERY santinnmemen } [eee eee eee eee To crawl gracefully, one must have a crawling costume, Well here It ts. French dresamakers, - quick to learn the needs of the occasion, | have fashioned a wonderfully be All Fours” art The blouse is made of coming costume for patrons of ed waist } | white satin and trimmed with! simple bands of black satin, The bloomers of black satin are fas tened at the waist with an ordinary belt, and at the knees with rubber | bands ming to you, for | want you to Tt has no her and the baby A SNEAK The mother may Mention this eeteeeeeeeeees TRReaee eee eee ee ee eee ee ee ee grammar, and is an actor, and I) think he baa taken quite a fancy to | me. He says I look like a dear friend of his In New York Now, Mise Grey, I'm madly tn} love with thie man, Can you tell) me what to say to my first friend, | as I wish him to cease to call on} me. ANXIOUS. | A. Tell him Mise Grey says he little girl, who has no more; seane than to think a man in love fwith her, simply because he says she reminds him of a friend, who may be a sweetheart RRR EEHe eH eeeE * */ LerrT. j . ® ARE THERE *. FOOTED DOGS? * * * RRR HRREEAE AAA RAH Dear Misa Grey. Will you kindly tell why a dog rune skinchwat In| other words, why does the left hind} leg track with the right fore leg?| Are there any left-handed dogs | | that run the other way, and why? AWA Every species of animal adapta) {ts means of locomotion to the fac! ulties with which it ts endowed.) The kangaroo, for Instance, moves; forward by jumps. The dog finds! he can keep his balance better, and) jeover ground quicker, by tracking as you describe, and he ix sensible! enough not to adopt the kangaroo, or any other method Some of the readers may be able to tell you whether or not there are] left-footed dogs. RERRAAEREe * * \® “HE LOVES ME MORE * * THAN ANYTHING.” be * * kkk kehetkhehhheh Dear Miss Grey: Do you think \a woman could be happy in marry- ing a man she thought a lot of, yet) |didn't love more than she does a very dear girl friend. | He saya he Joves me more than }anything on earth, but I haven't a great deal of confidence In what men say, I thank you. “BROWN EYES.” A. If he loves you in the same “chummy” way you might be very happy together; but too many peo-| ple “love better than anything on} earth.” 1 would rather have the deep respect of the man I would marry, coupled with comradeship and broad-minded views, than all the “tommyrot” slushy love of the world. Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions The third wedding anniversary is leather, Mother Ryther's home is 1262 Denny way, ¥ The en ent and wedding rings are worn on the third finger of the left hand, The 1 Lincoln penny with the Miltials . B. on it is worth $2, and the 1853 dime is worth 15c un ctreulated, To clean plush, sponge with a weak solution of borax or benzine.; wait 24 hours and raise the pile by steaming over a hot fron covered with a damp eloth. Try a solution of 1 teaspoon ox- alle acid t6 a cup of luke warm water on the dye stain in the table- cloth, rinse well, and be careful of scratches, a8 it is sald to be poison ous, If the cloth is colored, it will take the dye out, To wash an all wodl'sweater, pat it well in suds of pure soap and water, Press the water out, rinse well and baste between two pieces of cheesecloth and hang out to dry. ‘The massive concrete statue of Black Hawk, which was unveiled at Oregon, IL, July 1, 1911, 18 one of the largest ever made, It is 60 feet high, and is on a high promon- tory overlooking the river, and on clear days can be seen for 20 miles, Ketchup ts sald to be from the Chi hese koechiap or ke-tsiap (brine of pickled fish), The Kast Indian word ia kitjap. The four common kinds of catsup are as follows MUSHROOM CATSUP, a sauce inade from the common mushroom by breaking it {n small pieces, salt ing, straining, aptcing and boiling. TOMATO CATSUP, made from A SATURDAY SHOE SALE Economy Basement. You ean't afford to mins the very unusual Bargains of fered here-—it means a great saving to buy the Shoes for the family at this rapidly- growing department. Boots $2.10 Remarkable values in tan and@*patent button boots, with flexible «oles, bigh arch and Cabaa heels—go up and down Secoud avenue Saturday and you? find no such bargains anywhere as these; our ree ular Jesder at $2.50—but on sale fog, Saturday only, per pair * $2.10 alae Women’s Shoes $1.49 184 pairs of Women's and button Shoes in Gun metal Calf and Vici Kid, heavy, damp-proof soles; also heavy soft Glove Calf lace Shoes for outdoor. wear; values to $2.50. ‘ $1 49 Spegjal, Saturday Women’s Felt Juliets 77c This offer Will not appear again. Ribbon or Fur-trim med Julieta in red, wine, gray,’ black, green, navy and purple—iv fact the entire line of our 98 Felts will sell Sat- urday at seventy-seven cents some stores get $1.25 for these, but for only one day, simply to break a selling reo- ord, we offer this splendid line at, per Tc pair . Women’s Rubbers, Saturday— any size—Dixte brand, good, plump, fresh stoc! 39c Per pOlh cecesee eoveese Girls’ Shoes, Special 75c 500 pairs Misses’ Vici Kid Blucher Shoes, good, plump stock, but not recommended for wet weather; values to $1.50; sixes 12 to arse 756 2. Special Saturday . Boys’ Shoe Bargain 160 pairs Boys’ stout satin calf Shoes, sizes 1 to 5%, all solid leather, but not recom. mended for wet weather. However, note the price and sizes. Per pair, 1 00 OMY ceseeceeeweeees a Come early to the Shoe Section tomorrow—we want to serve you in the best pos- sibla «manner, “Get the Habit"--shop early, Men’s Shoes at $2.00 Men's Shoes at $2.00 a pair areovery scarce, but here's a good ‘one—range of sizes 6 to 10Dlacks, tans and patent leathers; new high toe, but- ton or Blucher styles; a hum- mer at, pér Men’s Rubbers, (mGPer Pair 50c “ffo not expect the best quality at this price— speaking frankly, it is last year's stock; hence the price, 60c, lace Men’s Slippers 39c Patent backs, velvet or iml- tation alligator tops; large sizes only-—9, 10 and 11—at, per pair, 39¢, Infants’ Shoes 15c 24 dozen infants’ lace shoes, in black kid, patent trimmed effects; sizes 8 to 6, Special for Saturday, Ibe. tomatoes by straining them (after cutting and heating), and then boll ing with vinegar and spices. WALNUT CATSUP, made from upripe walnuts fore the shell hargens. Nuts are beaten to a pulp; Juice is separated by straining. Salt, vinegar and spiees are added and the whole is boiled. SHELL H CATSUP from oysters, n FEEL URES INDIGESTION, is made ela and cockles PANTON& LONDON CO, Second Avenue, Between Spring and Seneca Main 6035. A Budget of “Rapid - Fire” Bargains For frugal, economical buyers Saturday. We predict that they will keep business humming. Our present steady pat- ronage is in perfect keeping with our established policy of making each week the stepping stone to greater triumphs and greater success, at “Seattle’s Economy Store.” Robespierre Collars Lace Jabots 5c For Saturday we will offer 100 doren of the famous Robespierre Collars, with lace ends, and fine Lace Jabots, all new goods—they have never seen our counters— they came in by express last Thurs- day, and are worth and 35c; some of them even 50c. 15 Tomorrow all go at ........ c New Furs of Unusual Style and Beauty —Special Va'ues in Neckpieces at $3.98 As we told you a few days ago, we had for our Furs before the great strike in New York City, and own our Furs at fully 50 per cent less than most merchants have to pay. You will be surprised to see what handsome and neck- contracted scarfs, shawls pieces you can buy for the nominal price of $3.9 Blacks browns in French C Hare, Russian Lynx, Opossum, etc.—about twenty Every Fur guaran- and ney, different shapes. teed. Money-Saving Values in the New Fall Coats for Girls All sizes, 1 to 14 years. Positively the greatest values in the city, Our prices are fully 25 per cent less than any other store in Seattle. All new Coats and beautiful styles, Plushes, Zibelines, Chin- chillas, Velvets, Broadcloths, Kerseys, Caraculs and mix- tures. All colors and sizes. Special lots at the following prices—$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $7.50 and $9.98. NEW, LONG KIMONOS, ACTUALLY WORTH ‘These are the best values we have ever offered. The quality of flannelette and heavy challis is better and the patterns are beau- tiful, Rich colorings in dark wine, grays, lavenders, greens, old rose, reds and bines, All sizes, 34 to 46. TT KITCHEN APRONS. REGULAR 15¢ PRICE 260 2.6... cc ce ene e ee ereeeewee Made of good quality apron check gingham. A regulation waist Apron, finished with pocket and strings. Her or ruffle all around the bottom. Cut good and full, The gingham by the yard would cost more than 15¢, The success of R, & G. Corsets and their wide popular- ity is due in the main to one basic idea: they're indi- vidual. Yous may be sure of finding just the R. & G. Corset fot your particular figure. Consult our corsetieres. We have plenty of fitting parlors and are fully equipped to give you the best service, Model No. 1 is very popular and well suited to the medium figure—low bust and long below the waist-—it moulds the hips into the straight lines which are so essential to present fashions, The materials are Pecan stripe with trimming of embroidery; four hose supporters attached, Model No 2—A good model for the medium full figure, medium high bust and long skirt, extra hook below clasp, four hose supporters attached; material of contil, with lace trimming, Price 1 .00 Model No, 3—Especially designed for wom- en with average figures and conservative This model moulds the figure most admirably for the close- Low bust and extra long skirt with a Six heavy hose supporters attached, $1.50 taste. fitting gowns now being worn, strong hook below the clasp, The material is good grade coutil, finished with embroidery trimming. Price MAKES DISORDERED STOMACHS FINE IM PIVE MINUTES ‘ DYSPEPSIA, SOURNESS, GAS, HEARTBURN. LARGE © CENT CASE~ANY DRUG STORE. Come Saturday, join the satisfied shoppers ‘S Unmatchable Values in New Fall Millinery Third Floor. Nowhere will you find such remarkable bargains as we are offering here. Fresh ar- rivals by express have stengthened our display for the week's end sellifig. Come Saturday and view the beau tiful creations now on exhi- bition. Remember our new trimming department and work room is ready to exe- cute your orders. Popular prices always. Black Silk Velvet Hats So fashionable jugy now in hood and medium styles; also the larger shapes suit- able for the popular “under- trim.” See the beautiful hats as the $3.75, price is only Handsome Beaver Hats. See our beautiful display of genuine Fur Beaver Hats in large and small sizes; colors, black, white and brown; regular $10 values in most stores. Our price for tomorrow, $6.50 and $5.75 Children’s Hats Which means Hats for Girls from 2 to 16 years, also for small boys. A large and varied assortment in plain and trimmgd styles in many grades ranging from 69c to $2.48 Silk Petticoats $1.98. Second Floor. Plain and fancy messa- lines and taffetas in ex- tra quality of pure silk. Tailored, fancy or pleated flounces. Black, white and colors. Men’s Initial Hand- kerchiefs. Second Floor. We have a little lot of about 40 dozen White Ini- tial Handkerchiefs. Nearly all initials but a “dropped” line, They were 10c each, but for a good, hot Satur- day Special, Men’s Furnishings Main Floor. Are you getting your share of the splendid bargains of- fered here? It will be a busy place here Saturday. These are a few sample values: Men’s Wool Union Suits In a blue mixed color—the ell known “Waconta” brand. A slightly broken run of sizes —84, 36, 38, 44 and 46. Worth and sold for $3.00 On sale Saturday, per suit Boys’ Middy Hats In blue, tan, brown, steel and red—the neatest, most stylish hat for your boy. Our price =. 75¢ Men's Black Cashmere Socks, with gray heels and toes; worth 2c, but for Saturday we sell them at 17c¢ per pair, or 3 pair See our Big dependable Suits on the Mez- zanine Floor.