The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1912, Page 3

p Bowels to Health at Bottom of Most Winesses—Avoided ‘a Simple Remedy m ‘ in of the commoner BEE utmost invartably ; t constipation was Pe not to be expected ‘of fermented food can the aystem beyond its vitiating the blood ing the ery and H congests the entire te fevers, uaness, gestion 8 only colds nervy is are ¢ nd is accompanying i P The to do, and that is to re trouble; and os nature rable to do it, outside ald ; You will find the alds a remedy w using e | of all outside y thousands ar Very purpose, called Dr s Syrup Pepsin. Many of letters are rece ived by felling of the good re. ng the let 204 and wwe ver tirely Ore. who rely mp Pepsin in th untold aivaniages ov ‘and the vari coarse ‘and purgatives, for while temporary good, Syrup permanently The ef action is to train the Dowel muscles to do urally again, and in ‘all forms of medicine with. It can be inconvenience at Open Saturday SAMPLE ‘at Pike. Mr, D. W. Baker jany nearby drug store for fifty) cents and one dollar a bottle, the latter sje being regularly bought by those who already know its value, Syrup Pepsin is eo mild and free from any form of narcotic that it is given to tiny infants, and yet it will be found effective in the most stubborn case of constipation which has resisted all other rem edies, If no member of your family has ever used Syrup Pepsin and you would like to make a personal trial of it before buying {t in the reg ular Way of a druggist, send your address-~a postal will do—to Dr, W. B. Caldwell, 415 Washington 8t., | Monticello, Hl, and a free sample | bottle will be mailed you. Results [are always guaranteed or money will be refunded THANKSGIVING INDEED MEN’S Heavy Work Shoes with double soles and bel- lows tongue, made for hard wear; cood Shoes at $4.00, but the Upstairs Shoe Store sella them at $.50 PAIR Satisfaction or your money back. Evenings to 10. SHOE SHOP CO: Over Swift's. SITORS are always Welcome at our bakery. We con- t that bread caters have a right to low bread is baked, a right to know i goes into it and under what s it is evolved from the raw ‘tio we know the more they see the more convinced that he Wrapped Loaf” AOLSUM bread all who value health and strength should will convince them of our sincerity. img will convin of our shop—and our bread. will convince hd purity of the ingredients used. will convince them that HOLSUM Bread is st bread for them to eat, that it contains the » bone and Paper wrapper ‘@gainst all unclean or unwholesome contact. ‘ Convinces — Eating Proves ce them of the absolute them of the quality of the sinew are made of, and that preserves its g ess and + «#10 cents at all grocers bun for a loaf—demand the 32-ounce ” loaf of your dealer, HOLSUM BAKING CO PIONEERS TELL OF CITY GROWTH There have been changes in Se attle in 63 years Several Seattle banquet given tn the Seattle Woman jury yesterday, conces Mra. John Denny recalled when she and her husband settled tn Se attle, in 1869, when the arrival of the monthly mall steamer was Joy fully announced by tne booming of ® cannon, D, BR, Ward, another “old-timer,” told of the moat inter esting speech he ever heard & speech delivered one day on a downtown wharf by Chief Seattle to a group of his braves “No city In the world,” Thomas Prosch, in comparing the new Seattle with the old, an show such a record of growth as can Seattle since that day, 68 years ago, when her history began,” ploneers, at a their honor by Pioneer auxth swapped remin’ sald Prettiest American Working Girls Here is Milwaukee's contribution to the portrait gallery of beautiful American working girls, She is Miss Kathryn Enk, and is employ- ed in the Milwaukee Hosiery works. BERLIN IS RACE She Has Them in —Er—Well, Where? SAN = FRANCISCO.--When Policewoman Rachel Shatto of Loa Angeles arrived here to take two truant girls back south, Chief White demanded to see her star, She showed it “Now the club and handcuffs,” said =White. “Never mind them,” was the tart reply. “I have them in a safe place,” SOCIALIST GOES AFTER GOMPERS ROCHE The committee on re American Federation of L convention here, are con the annual report of F Gompers on the floor of the ¢ veation, When Gompers’ suager tion that the federation refrain from participating {n any political party was read, Max Hayes, social lat, of € land, denounced it Antiadministrationists agreed to nominate Max Hayes of Cleveland a socialist, against Samuel Gom pers for the presidency of the fed eration, Docors Said Me Would Die of ‘the bor, In g}to the chief of police, 4h Mi THE STAR—FRIDAY? NOVEMBER 22, 1912. z : ARVES MONUMENT | ‘FOR SWEETHEART ZURICH, Noy, 22.—A local shoe ker) upon the death of his sweet heart, apprenticed himself to a stone cutter, so that he might exe cute a fitting tribute to her mem ory After 14 months he became suf. ficlontly proficient to carve a beau 2 & marble slab and en neath it, "Such Was She," personally erected the stone over hgr grave and today went back to copipling WOULD SELL SELF TO KEEP WOMAN 108 ANGELES, Nov In or der to raise money for a woman in need, Charles Grant is willing to sell himself into temporary slavery, according to a letter he has written Grant wants $100, and will give himself up to do the bidding of the buyer, the trans. action to be carried on under po- lice supervision, SMOTHERS IN BIN | AT TACOMA SMELTER TACOMA, Nov. 22.—Wm, Ander: won, aged 30, ix dead here today, H was found in one of the ore bins of | the Tacoma smelter. The man had | evidently made an attempt to dis- lodge some plece of ore that was eheking ove of the chutes and had been caught fast by the descending wate. He had smothered i A Friend’s Advice Saves life I wish to speak of the wonderful cure that I have received from your notad Swamp-Root, the great kid hep-and--bladder cure, Last sum wag taken with severe pains back and sides. 1 could not the without difficulty, I tried all Pho different doctors from far near,.but they said it wan no " jo doctor as le would die any I was at the end of my rope and was «0 miserable with pain and the thought that | must die that words cannot tell how I felt One day a friend told me of the wonderful help she had received from Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root She gave me one of your pamphlets which | read and determined to try Swamp Root After taking half a bottle I felt better, Have now tak on ten bottles and am well ever was, thanks to Swamyp-Root I wish to tell all suffering people that have kidney, liver or bladder trouble, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is the best medicine on the market. All persons doubting this state ment can write to me and J will SATURDAY S00 box Ruchings, « aif With this coupen ONLY SATURDAY ONLY Gowns tor and young women, all Well made, attractive th this 98c coupon SATURDAY ONLY $1.00 Couttl Corsets, made tn Present mode for average fix ures, all sizes. With 69c this coupon SATURDAY ONLY ite Women's Meached Vests answer them directly. Yours very traly CLYDE PF. CAMERER, Rosalia, Wash Subseribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of Joly, 1909. VERNE TOWNE, Notary Public SUICIDE CENTER/(: BERLIN, Nov. 22 kaiser’s capital is the race suicide city In the world was, in effect, the declaration of Dr. Julius Wolf, the noted German sta tistical authority, in the Statistical Congress, which has just closed a week's session here Statistics show that while the falling birth rate of Paris from 1880 to 1916 was 7.6 per cent, that of Berlin w: is ‘That the POUNDS; DIVORCED WILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2 Because ghe was beaten by her husband and lost 50 pounds in weight during the four years she lived. with him, Mra. Harriet G Washburn of Dorranceton was granted a divorcee from John J. Washburn, formerly of this city, now of Detroit, Mich. WOMEN CAN POUND WIRELESS KEY NOW NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-—-Under the new wireless law, which goes into effect on December 13 next, women are eligible as operators, On September 6 last Mabel Kel so, the wireless operator on the steamer Mariposa, was removed upon an order attributed to the de partment of labor and commerce. The following are the average prices paid by local commission mer- Phants to the producers and prices he retal o the commir- e xcellence, but pricer, unless otherwis® indl- . are for strictly first grades, Price. Kaw, New apples Valencia orang Pears . dpeeees Dressed Mente—sel No. 1, full out 1 ranch Prew ling Price. Chucks Laine. Bhoulders Pigs’ fest Spare ribs Pork na Liver sausage Bologna Bacon ..-- Holled ham «+ Ox tongue, each . ried beet «. Drivoultry, Local—Buytn Spring broilers « i Hone: Turkeys, live Roosters, live, Spring duckiini Ducks, old, live etables—Selling Price. b oom, new, ton . Rettots, local Tornips Grapes Squash Cranb r tranb 60-1b, box Cauliflower, do: a Tlothouse lettuce, er d lettuce, dos Eastern timothy Puget soun ebampton | U =| The PANTAGES Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for You. Bend to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Dept R. Binghamton, N. Y,, for a sam ple botile. It will convince anyone, You will also receive a booklet of valuable informats telling all about the kidneys and bladder, Regular 50c and $1.00 size bottles for sale at all drag stores. AMUSEMENTS ~ SEATTLE THEATRE Phone Main 43 Tonight, All Week Avery Hopgood's Comedy SEVEN DAYS Bargain Night Tonight—26 Ie Doth Prenes e108 THE MIKADO™® ROVAL JAPS OF THEM—18 .¥ aed Others ey T—PICCHIANT TROULEH—T Of Daring Acroba OTHER BIG 5. PRICK S—the Matinee Dally Twlee Nightly “THE TRAVELERS” With in Ike! no good mune It will not pasa! Many people who are looking fo my offices ut 718 Wiret ay. in the| Union see the sign, “The Right Doeetér Brown,” in front of the Washington Block, and think that! they are coming to my offices, but they soon discover that they are in the office of the wrong Dr, Brown, BREW DENTISTS ON fdwin J. Brown, D. D. S. SEATELE'S LEADING DENTIST 13 F ve Block One Door South of the Postal Tele- ograph Building. Open evenings until 8 and Sundays unt) 4 for people who work. . and Pants coupon, With this “" 19¢ & garment SATURDAY ONLY n’s good Muslin roldered yoke and ith thie 19¢c $1.25 wom Gowns, sleoven coupon SATURDAY ONLY fine Cashmere heels and toes. with this coupe SATURDAY tbe Boye well known te. Witt coupon ONLY Rampe Home ways sell for 1c th SATURDAY ONLY Yomen's Two - Clasp all colors and all A pair, with 18c # coupon SATURDAY ONLY $1.25 and $1.60 Hand Rage many with inside pockets and coln. purses. Another good holiday Item, With 98c this coupon SATURDAY ONLY B.C. Corn Flakes: re: package: well-known A package, with this coup ar 10 woode Tc SATURDAY ONLY 0c package Corn Meal Continental Corn Starch. package, with this coupon or A Tc SATURDAY ONLY 10¢ and tbe a yard Trimming Braids, various colors, good nelectior A yard, with this coupon as c SATURDAY pWhile they last ored and Lin value $1.50 t values. ONLY Ladion’ Tat) Waist rolled, 19¢ SATURDAY ONLY Men's $2.00 Wool Coats, plain gray With ‘this Sweater or red 1.25 DAY ONLY $2.00 large Double Bed Com forts, filled soft white cotton, faney milkoline covered both sides, fast color and hand knotted, With 1.39 coupon SATURDAY ONLY Silkk and Dress Goods, Thi coupon will be accepted an 10 purchase of 10: per cent on any Silks or Dress Goods ‘ COUPON SATURDAY ONLY Knit Genuine Bradley Muf flers, always sold at 600, With this coupon. Cae oe ee er a cE BRAZIL FAVORS SAN DIEG that ba 15,000 AMERICANS COMPANY INSURES WORSHIP OLD SOL AGAINST HOLDUPS BALTIMORH, Nov, 22,—There| KANSAS CITY, Nov The are 16,000 Americaty today who! hold-up industry has at last gained worship the sun, and there is equal | ly as large @ number who are ac-| fell copting the bettefs of Buddha and|tisk on the insurance exchange Baird & Husselton Insurance other Orlental deities.” ‘This statement was made by Rev, | @sents, celved word today that ilier \the Prudential Casualty Co. is Dr. Paul 8, Leinbach of Baston, Po.,| Dr, Paul 8, Leinbach of Baston, Pa.,| Willing to bet you $260 to $2.50 that hin 1 in an address at the Reformed|You woi't meet a highwayman for) placing of ita beat exhibit here. The church gathering at the Missionary |one year, If you do and you lose, Brazilian exhibit will be a large exposition here. any valuables in the encounter, you one. Officers of the San Diego ex take the pot. position are elated, HEAVY PENALTY FOR | — NEAR-BANK ROBBERY YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL AND LUSTROUS IN A FEW MOMENTS ley, # Tacoma youth, ts today in the state reformatory at Monroe Girls! Get a 25 cent bottle of “Danderine” and try this. Also stops falling hair; destroys dandruff. EXPO Pe. a visited the de he recognition as a quotable i party Francisco ex telegraphed Col, D. head of the local expost San Francisco today, that would recommend the o and San for an indefinite term for having attempted to “hold up” the Nation al Bank of Commerce with a wood on gun. O'Malley entered the bank last! summer and, approaching the cash-| fer, pulled a stick from his pocket. | The cashier threw up his hands and O'Malley ran, He was over taken and later convicted of hav ing attempted to hold up the bank particle of dandruff; cleanses, pur and invigorates the scalp, for- stopping itching and falling Your hair becomes light, wavy.) fluffy, abundant and appears as ities soft, lustrous and beautiful as ® |hatr, oung girl's after a “Danderine| But what will please you most jeanse.” Just try this—anols-|will be after « few weeks’ use when you will actually see new WANTS US ALL TO loth with « little Danderine act ; TALK WITH SIGNS « refully draw it through your ear ert a Boe hag r. hair, taking one small strand at a b e BOSTON, N. Th Hon | time. This will cleanse the hair of over the scalp. If you care fa universal primitive sien lam. dust, Girt and excessive of! and in pretty, soft hair and lots of it guage instead of a untversal spoken | 2st & few minutes you have dou-|surely get a 26 cent bottle of language is plan being worked | led the beauty of your Knowlton’s Danderine from any out by Sir Willam Ramsay, the, Besides beautifying the hair at| druggist or toilet counter, and just noted sclentist, who is in Boston. Lonce, Danderine disselves every |try & 22 Ladies mojnette Gloves boc grade Black and colors. A gon frame tue $1.60 pair 35c —TWO BIG STORES———-TACOMA $20 Suits $12.50 For Men Who Want Good Clothes We will place on sale Saturday strictly All-Wool Cassi mere Suits for men and young men, in this season's best colors, brown and gray. These Suits have the appearance and work- manship of $25.00 tailored Suits, Priced Saturday $12.50 See Window Display—Men's Entrance Boys! Oh, Boys! Boys’ Overcoats, worth 3. 98 ' $6.50, for And Then Suits Boys’ Suits of tweeds and cassi- mere, with knickerbockers, AND ANOTHER PAIR, making 2 pairs in all; also biue serge Dress Suits and Double Breasted and Norfolk styles, worth $7.50 For $4.98 And Sweaters Sweaters, worth for Hata, worth , for And Another Suit Worth $4.50, for ages 11 1.50 Pe Aa es wescge 8 TS We Want Your Boys to Trade Here. SEATTLE— Roys $2.00 Roys $2.00, 1.50 SATURDAY ONLY %e White Outing Fian- extra heavy twilled. in ni coupon, Bg a yard Lémitéd 10 yards to a cus tomer. Dolls in Toy Town}), "eo A new town is springing up almost over night. It is not the biggest town in the world, but it is roomy and well laid out for visitors. Population! Say, they are crowded every- where—hanging up, standing up, and crowding on each other's toes, There are dolls, oh, oh! so many dolls. Some are fully dressed, and some are But never mind, they are all there--open and shut their eyes, and all that. There are go-carts for them to ride in, and cara to run on the street; rubber balls to bounce, and more things than we can tell you now; and say, these dolls are strictly up-to-date. They have elected a Lady Mayor in Toy Town. “There we have the popular voice again.” Well, I declare, in my day— but never mind, Toy Town will be a hustling place long before Christmas. Come and see it before the rush We want to tell you more of its history soon Basement. $1.25 Table Cloths, Turkey red, With this 89c coupon ‘ SATURDAY ONLY SATURDAY ONLY Ladies’ Oxfords, tn button and Miucher atent —jeathers 2.00. With this coupon, @ pair. tan alno values 89c 12% Cotton Bats, clean bie | white thie otton. upon FURS Sample Furs at Half Price Saturday we will show a line of drummers Sample Pars which w nly in the largest city on this coast, and they are in perfect condition Brown Fox, Red Fox Fox, Iceland Fox, Black Wolf, Grey W Jap Mink, China Mink, Br Mink-—asets or plocer—all Half Price. Taken from the trunks in our Sult Department For Holiday Presents ies’ Linen Initial Handker- chiefs, 10 25c €0F 65005 Ladies’ Lace Collars, Bows and Jabota; values to 50c 19c your eo Hand- hand - embroidered jen’ Velvet Bows, very pop ular; neatly lace trimmed; new and sweet 25¢ See them Saturday corners; We must return the trunke empty Coats for Young Girls Sizes 8 to 14 These Coats are box style, well fitting; collars that button close to the neck, with side effect. These are good $5.00 Coats, selling Saturday at ... . sense $14 Caracu! Coats for Women, Saturday $9.50 These long Coats are Mned throughout; collars, long revers, can be buttoned close to the neck. $16.50 Blue Serge Suits, Saturday $9.95 This splendid Blue Serge Suit has a coat satin lined; it is plain tailored, mannish style, and excellent for street service, Neck Sweaters, gra’ Saturday. $8.60 Guaranteed All-Wool Roug! cardinal and maroon, plain or Norfolk; Hosiery and Underwear For Women and Children . a strong cotton. hose fast black, Saturday, Hose, 7, sized 3c Misxen’ Wool F correctly in all sizes; a pair Saturday Wome: Rinck or Tan St of selected cotton yarns, seamless abe value, @ pair .. R in white gray, all sizes Saturday, a garment i. '* 83.50 Wool Union Suits, Jefsey ribbed, or natural gray; a Saturday w Open 8 a. m.—— Close 6 p. m.—— Saturday [0 p. m.