The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1913, Page 6

cme at ij t "to the high sc P Bo THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY ©1913 ae i ey AMBITIOUS TO Osgar und Adolf Cheerfully Lend Each Other’ sUmbrellas to a LEARN?GOTO |{ <ke,"3%0 ‘Gore e tegy rv Onin | UMBRELLA. TL MADE A YS WS, ee YOUR Se NiG i CLASS {s RESOLUTION NOT To Do ve LCOME To TAKE ADOLF’S — DOT AGAIN. BETTER et tpl meat TAKE OSGAR'S - A WHITE DER BLACK ,’ HANDCS HANDLE. RIGHT 4 Ay, OLD SCouT, » AM MIT You INA MINUTE, ~@ Or turn Or shorthand Or, if you are a foreigner, d want to learn to spea to read and write it? Tonight's the nighg to start. The Broadway night hig8 and grammar destting acad, training or de All you have . r tonight will be for three wm crart icskis ON THIS DISCOVERER OF CURE |S“&gts Mavacen [DOROTHY, PRIZE BABY, WINS RAPA ns S, SENATOR DEAD SHOULDER OF MAN MIDDL ETOW N, Ob f LIT TLE ROCK Ark, Jan. 3 e fune { ator Jeffers au, who di day of a his father, D. K. Sickels, as county -| FOR TUBERCULOSIS WANTS |q'si ssis.2"%s sez] BLUE RIBBON AT FAIR JUST v9.) soc: ted 0’ « Ho's-to be chief deputy, the pres Lon Angeles a sbouldes we “hm TO Gl SE ent incumbent, J. A. Slagtreseon loago. It ts sald t mad arom e i ea srr i ae MGR being retired to some minor post Jctty has made the highest bid f WY capped BY FRED L. BOALT | His brow is wide and high, hia|tion. D. K. Sickels will be chief J s pete retaast seat 1) ASTORIA ISH bark Crowg City tour eyes piercing, and his habits of {Probate clerk under the IG 52h DS | J | of India, which ed with the Ine i speech and gesture Indicate tre The clerk's eee before te | verclyde fev " nay have ; canter?" hae men vue nervous energy F bo = Sic pod poy | ag y HT Vs jclub, Febru tog 4d ay * not,” said Dr. Damourette, er election, will be the only one | er cereal 1 that | care for the money. Dr.| that will be strictly partisan in ap HEIG 36/2 | SAN FRANC! tle serum for the cure of Friedman says he % afraid hig] pointments, Sickels having declared . | yama, a Jay alosis, 18, physically, « small gecret will escape. “Well, | want|that “the clerk's office is a repuo-| Athens hote! be yan of 63, whose brain my secret to escape. I want the|lican party office unconsciousness r than his tongue) world to have it. I wantonly the ———— and Fagked, und + talks English lhonor. For I am the true discov-| EVERETT. THRER survivors of | 4 “For alx years 1 have been ma-|Beocham, 8. W. Hubt um of the turtle, T/Austin-—may join the celebration 4 hundreds of |B4M next summer on the battle- Jee of diet are upest by by way of the vented. I made | eld Dorothy ever, a Des Moines its, cats, dogs, don- | y I even made @ serum from an eagle because | thought, the eagle being so strong, so healthy I might find In an eagle serum the cure I sought An¢ y time 1 failed. Ther Open Saturday Evenings to 10. BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C?- SECOND AVE, AT PIKE OVER SWIFT'S. WILL PLACE ON SALE 300 pairs of Ea- dicott - Johnson ore $4.00 High Top Boets for Men and Boys, at $2.50 The equal of any Scenic Trip in Americn and through Balt Lake and Denver (without additional cxpenen) nust be 1 blood i tal of the serum, It te yale yellowish In color There is,” he said, “or there} ought to he, a pint of the serum in! the hank in Chicago, along with| docaments au@ proofs, It is held} by two hers who were to fi nance a {tarium which I hoped to build i) state of Oaxaca Mexico, hah @Bied | bad to aban don, tempowar! beeauer, as | was &@ supporter of Diag, my Ife was not safe after the revolution, 1 have written to the bankers for the serum andé the proofs 1 do sot kaow how Dy. Fried Over the ua O-W.R&N DOROTHY KLI SMEYER THE O e e@ 2 PRIZE BABY Sarton vany in the tax baby noalth| Oregon Short Line | fan just closed at : lowa state | and Union Pacific "Main nilk when she was a Ap babe and ‘har most any ‘ “man got Rod of my secret. 1 only thing to has been the diet of | ° ¢ ° know that it is not tlkely that two this 2%-yearold Baby Ven: Pike Pike Place and First Ay ff) treo woue think of tne'sams thine 3 But aus proved one big polnt forl "he Steel Coaches 9 € © Dana that 1 firet made and teed the All sizes. which the lowa women physicians Electric Block Signals serum six y ago, while Dr <n bees of pet contest “ System Modern Soi Gr. ten tite Friedman says be made his discov tending, and that 4 : cateat Dev r ee 9 . beneficial to babie eafe trave! stalled at = cent of aig —|Corner Public Market | ery two years ua. The cise WOMEN’S Bish ease aes of siinioe sole mance are suspicious nap outdoors, She always sles Rock Ballasted, Dustless and I shall never reet until I have Calf Shoes for j | | Stiters 280 —Vhoves— Ballard 846) Boon: orld t with the wind open, even in the H . seg sloppy weather id gable | Smooth Running Road Bed | am the true werer Dorothy's mother is a trained Oil Burning Locomotives le serv nore > r * ° lenne’ S dS Ofes | wali, Tai . I have never followed any par —— Lighted Trains | the serum. Only a little le neces a} with the baby she s 2 |B sary; a pint would be more than an tudied her and found “4 a lard Pullman and Tourist ¢matiard Ave |B abundance to agree with her Sleeping Cars re Market | Dr. Damourette is kn When she was little [ ge n to dor} ‘ofessional a, and has people _ » of prom Courteous, Obliging Employes Splendid Dining Car Service bottle regularly twe apart months ol¢ day. 1 hav burden her with two many elethes; ens of business and o Saturday’ Ss Specials Only Poe EE) Sogaw Toa)’ ms Pct ie: MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR SATURDAY f)7e"<: 3.0". """". You Pass Through More Lange Cities | |Mrs. Mary T. Watt, Audubon,! than by any other route , 50c 2 Babditt’s ¢ bluff can be easily called | ces. Wiest | +! The Middlemen Eliminated at lowa, who visited the state fair and a am POTATO SPECIAL) 100 cortoe , laaW the blue ribbons given. the| fae. ea | "4 ibe. to HERE, LADIES! WHY ‘ FRYE @ CO’'S MARKETS [Prize igy wna catver. 3 eg ot 6 Tee, Glow Stare {ff Tomorrow (Saturday) the following big specials will be offered She thought » mbt: babine? n Oregon-Washington Station ae CHEESE SPECIAL = || NOT CARRY TIME NOW CLOTHESLINE ace Roctiaen En she nat torn Starch, pkg #e as 8 of Wheat ry ome Ile ; Choice Salmon, per con ; — ae es 4 shoul ‘uanas 10c ce oulder = 123¢ Choice Pot 25c WITHOUT ANY PINS) The “pinless clothesline soon be manufact here, cording to E. J. Echternach. Arch st, West Seattle, who a dentist, and has offices in the EB pire bullding Echternach received letters ent for his invention Th clothesline is of Kal (ON YOUR SLIPPER? NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Watches carried in bracelets, card cases and} parasol handles are no longer @ jnovelty, but a new resting place r a timepiece has been found tn le of milady’s slipper haries Augustine Robin son belleves she will be the first to Introduce the fashion here. Peaches Be v7, District Freight and Pasnenger Offies 716 Second Avenue Telephone Mein 932 | Choice Eggs | | FLOUR Topay BROOM srecfhr | ; | ; © DBE | an Kinds, wack s1.08 | 50c Brooms, each Be | "Pree Deliveey | Fisber’s included | ke Place Public Market J. H, O'NEILL District Passeager Agent F. R. HANLON MM c LGAR ONLY When shé'is at & party, and wishes purple [ construction, which pi , Boothe 201, 64, 40 So Suow if the kate haa aertvad open watt! 6:20 p.m. BR automatic manner of b District Freight Agent Wea for which she has ordered her auto clothes fast Never Out of it CLEARANCE SALE BANKRUPT STOCKS |mobile, she has only to advance |the right foot just a little, glance fownward ‘and her slipper. tells her. NEED MORE TIME | IN DARROW CASE ua cena uk Oikoise taste SALE Complete Clearance of all Remnants and Odd Lots from the stocks of Peerless Clothing SALE aie attornes charged with bribing a OPENS Co., Pacific Coast Clothing Co., "Tacoma Clothing Co., Heineman, Fogel, Kauffman and many OPENS « ” fa eae Renate, io walled ees 9A. Mz. ' others. High Grade Men’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, etc. A few sample prices from 9A M the | It wil be continued unt Bakirda hundreds of others equally as cheap. . ” say AB NELSON | fase nor vn ae y |: SEE THE WINDOWS DAILY FOR BARGAINS—A Few Sample Prices, Etc. Saturday 2 6. own Stairs | ake to ‘atid om the ie Kontled —i——r - [Sanitary Public Market | 1301 Ist Av. $2.00 Men's Stiff and Soft Hats—All sizes and col- ors. Clearance price 89c $2.00 Men’s Wool, Sweat- er Coats—All sizes. Clearance price .. Bbc $2.00 Men's All-Wool Flannel Shirte— 69 Clearance price @ C 75¢ and 85c Men's Dress Shirte—Clearance 19¢ Pricey Men’s Worsted Suits, reg- ular values $10.00 and $9.38 $11.00. Clearance price Men’s Rubber Slip-ons, regular $8.50 values. ?- Clearance price ........ Uncalled-for Tailor- gen Men's Suits, values 11: $30.00. Clearance lg § $15.00 Men’s Worsted Suits, all sizes. Clearance 4.89 $2.00 Men’e Dress $3.50 Men's Dress Shoes —Gun-metal and patent. $1.75 Boys’ Wool Union or $1.00 Men's*Outing Night — 39e° $6.00 Men's ig Shoes—Clearance “¢ pice worsted and cassimere. Clearance price $2.50 Peg-Top Corduroy Pants,,all sizes. Clearance i!) BCR vse tie eves $3.50 Boys’ Knickerbock- er Suits, all sizes. Clear-_ 1 89 re $20.00 Men’s°Overcoats. Clearance 8: 6 Franklin Market | Kelley & Stevias! Stall 26 Stall sas) » Mra. Kendig | Sanitary Market h-Top 3,38 Stalin 20-22-24 Kree De Yukon Meat Co. IGNORANCE OF M'DUFF | ge ae er hapledliagpehtldel ML TST cur OD Ladies” BOG ttM ae | et ees Lg | eDu *hwa A a hor ar 4 ti re bs . : : || PORK PIES, 3 FOR 25 CENTS |, MeDutt-Phwat kind ay a | s-Clesrenet a9 icintaptiee Gal | dial te Lewer Bike Puddings MecDunn—IM% wan that's b price... . . C ance price ; 39¢ } raised intoirely on corn, ye ignor ; x :