The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1913, Page 5

SEATTLE STA TUESDAY, JANUARW 28, 1913 © o WELS SLOGGISH,.STOMACH SOUR, |POLICEWOMEN 7 [ mi GASSY, UPSET? CASCARETS GREAT!) FIND “GAME” oe bo ores.U, 8, DRLORA ac] Jougall 2 Jouthwick s, belching ot ould soteteni wanes; that pain = oo YS eS 4 » ie . 4 full of sour bile—your liver ts trpid—your “n't your stomach's fault—4tt fen't tndigem | my Uninea 4 P * Leased Wire LOS ANOELES Jan. tf wo ately sweeten the stomach, remove! Los Ang votyp oat mented food and foul gu ad carry off the constipa # polloewomen are re joa; take the covering today from their baptiam fe sour, undigested and d waste mat-|of fire when they attompted to bile from tt er from the bowels. Then your stomach trouble is ended, A Cam|take Mrs. Marie Courtois to the qeret tonight straightens you out by morning, central station for mental examina t Ihe ed with thelr charge, but only after the woman had driven them to bay in a cor $1.15 ner of he wud they had called on Pollee om Alvin MeClain for ald While MeClain was trundling phased Wa Bttats: tate ite or Stripes and divested herself of the portion of her clothing. One foot Most of the striped Shirts are in conservative pattaaam and hi head i the woman's } 1 and. hig ‘head tiaide” the woman that sine teh out of ten from hundreds— jt it waa restrained by his sleter other nee ; ae eis, very a — BETES eee! together. There are all sizes in this gro of pleated- Mrs, Courtols and propelled her t bosoms, ‘attached-cufis Shirte—and they: are works Latest Arvioals too enioe than tomorrow le price. All sizes in the White Shirts, which are also exceptional quality at the price—all izes—made with half-inch pleats gad ate tached cuffs. If you wait beyond tomor- “HETTY GREEN” | OF LOS ANGELES | DIES SUDDENLY | | LOS ANGELES, Jan, 28.—Mre, Sophia M Hetty ( of Los Ar }cause in spite of her mi tved alone, cooking her own home| foing her own housework, is at r home here toda: and bronchial troubles are given as the causes of her demine, | which was sudden, She was known [here for her phils 64 Cashmere Half Hose 25c | Tho hard firm cashmere which gives the | | ew Spring Waist: show warmth of wool while the weight Ia scarcely more than that of cotton. They're serviceable, besides | row, the assortment will be broken. Special wo have established quite a tr upon them, In bla f at Inside the Front Entrance pair . An attractive ing of dainty, ive Waists for wear is now ex The new handsomely 1m: charmeuse, brocaded~. silks, chiffons, fancy ete, etc Already a YOUR CREDIT ment of Here is a system of credit de the new styles priced signed for your personal con venience—-get what you want in wearing apparel just when Silk Poplins Girls Are Buying Boys’ MISS VIOLA LEWIS, a little Arkansas farmer girl, Is here shown So Heavy That They Ripple Like Water hropte wo - J i ‘hrople Works. | receiving a diploma of ‘merit from James Wilson, secretary of agri Though it is the greater weight that Bathrobes! | The addresses of John D, Rocke-| culture, at Washington, for her ability in cultivating the soil. She wives them their delightful luster, they |feller are: Pocanto Hilla, Tarry Penance crops that paid her $63 from one-tenth of an acre, raising are, of” course,.summer Silks and will town, N. Y.; Cleveland, Ohio, 4/8 succession of crops, including tomatoes, beans, beets and turnips. | Went Sith st, N. Y, and Lake-|She represented the “giris’ canning clubs,” and canned most of ber make up very finely into tailored suits AST season girls de- you most desire it and pay | produce, Our present showing includes Delft blue, manded boys’ over- $2 to $12 the bill later. - = = ==| | golden brown, navy and black—40 inches | coats, now they insist upon ag wide, at, yard, $4.50. wearing boys’ Bathrobes Chiffon Bengaline We are entirely in sym- <a A heavy ribbed fabric, is given a unique | pathy with the movement | effect by its half concealed two-tone shadings— | and tomorrow we holda sale | black - and - white, black - and - gold, black-and- | of hoys’ Bathrobes for girls! American Beauty, Also 40 inches wi ard, ‘ years. I have lived |“MY LIFE HAS BEEN . Dear Misa Grey: I am a young man of Mad thelr Bibarpoend yard ” bes in ground colors of brown, 332-34 ond Ave. ‘ar Union St in this city for the past three years, and during the greater part of that|/A WORLOLY ONE M. . s yes 4 1998-34 Sec Pte Ae ‘ ant tava tek a Ge Waa Ue ond ok aah a toe Re ‘ago that 1; Dear Miss Grey 0 years essaline Sublime $1 garnet, gray, blue or tan—the ‘s Reliable Credit House” of age and have a KK The fabric with the odd dull luster, which | figures in colors that contrast was suddenly awakened to the fact that | am a victim of a dread dis lt Ife oO o y showed In a Second Avenue window over | prettily. ease, which it takes years of time to drive out of the system, and| MY life has been a w ridly and be ‘ * a a thes, perhapge Giaaah. capcrvalls gone, still linge sin the blood, 1,28Ye had the acquaintance of many Sunday—sul in weight and finish to the | g4 Bathrobes will sell 3, 29 am just pondering whether it's really worth while to make any at-|™0" of my age. : ge on eon — inns seh “ ° ° . A empt to regain the health which will evidently be lost if 1 don't take| | think I Ike one of the number egal ; $3.50 Bathrobes will Chiropractic Adjustments Aid Nature to J) = 62" 2° at See cnctinntte ie | ofer King’s Bee | seit at It’s a sad condition for a young man; but I took the chances, and| *!#hes me to save $1,000 before he i | must pay the p 7 ‘ wae suet reforming, as I intended|™4!ries me. This amount would Electric Blue | Flannelettes Robes, ‘si. Make Sick People Well : sng ne ; to buy © home and et Light, Biue | O6de- and wide—e clearance cetting marrie IT have already promised marriage r Sab pe Bho Honstrens Galt Seanaé } If you are sick and have tried other methods without result to a pure an lives Fast, and is ignorant of sah a ‘ty * aes me ae Old Gola White a price—made with neck $1 @on't give up until you bave investigated the great drugless [mj ‘%¢ life It a little practical, sound advice ax to the cr sligens in Bhs eB sa re Most exceptional value at $1. cords and girdies...... . Slee. tchiropractic ad mi est course to pursue me who really w ft, What I would | "4 Shadi he iiss Sina mop atuces See ‘ ; . ive could | undo; but I must take my me Thanking you in y d 7 Don't waste an nm drugs or surgery—investigat ch 1 ebell quxinuaty. avait mor pasttim: chiropractic now "Ee MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSUL advance for your answer, . 4 nd by that time you will be old TATION OR EXAMINATION | REPEN TANT. enough te know that ouh a prope] Vee MacDougal: Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Street A.—Retribution ever employs swift means. Yours ts a sad lesson; Iliac ceidlacenceipgenttoigns ye iP r sition Is not worthy of considera} —_ ee: ee SmRcsaA ay other young mon see this and t&ke heed | toa, | Woman sufferage amendments to, The grand total will constitute e . Indew your in © h Your condition may not be as aversion to you. Frankly nOW | state constitutions were vot upon an expenditure approximating $60, ’ er wopractor ad a6 earnest ee ta co tite ee Py | LOVE NEVER WAS GAINED would you enjoy the company of a! in 1912 In Ohio and Wisconsin, but | 000,000 the Universal Expose ret ch pat yours tn his confidence. ne person who presented a doleful | were th { 1915. 4 H FEA . fon of 191 EVERETT SEATTLE odern medical we as accomplished some wonderful feats, Why| THROUGH FEAR | tice, and was praying he would|.—~ °° Be eaten sane | a ‘ 307-8 Colby Building 346-7 Arcade Annex not so In your caw lean ety me if 1 tell you my story,|4!e?, Would you want a person for Office Hours Office Hours rout t and climb up this bill you have run #0)", wae inst June juet ns summer|® friend who was forever doubting N | 1 E Stollisam sto pm 2:00 to 6:00 p. m wiftly down be stones tn ath, of course, but your lyour sincerity? Why should this t was awakening that something life is not harder than that of many others, and you will reach the| es (eee tai or young man not admire an accom Y N the pure snows that ens im mountain peaks thing I had ever experienced. 1/42yone else? STAR W S N | Write to the girl and tell her all; tell hor che ts free if she wishes \was perfectly happy for a few reer HERE ANT AD: BRI | But remember that perfect love depends on something higher than the} < 7 h 4 then I be: to| OH! THESE JUNI IG RESULTS mere physical. Let her judge you through her own eyee—by that|frar ines he did a ines 1 began 1° | PROBLEMS! | EVERY PERSON IN SEATTLE AND VICINITY bce oa Judgment will she be judged. _ *s eet adet seemed transferred to an oot Mise Grey a. : pe TO GET FAT AT OUR EXPENSE piher girl who is far more beautitall o¢ 17 who 1 am in love with; but and complished than IL He peoms to care A great deal for her|she Is going with another young . . . pw, could) and when h with me, he seems}/™an at the same time. } | ahty < ° you please tel! me how I couid find Des ler ( aan and a ve near mee” Mout it she loves the other boy 1 don't know what to do and Ij!? Thanking you tor your aor . am so miserable that I wish to die. Miss Grey, is it wrong to pray for death when you feel there is no A.—-I am truly sorry you have no better way of occupying your time. Don't try to find out which | Fa 0 a ese ire tout woulg|one she loves, for she is too young] ye hap , ere dead?|to know whe r ashe lov either BROKEN-HEARTED, |to moro than one boy friend i a _ _ jon't be ala a, litth q A-~Dou't’ be’ alarmed, CONFIDENCE ONE OF THE You will come out of this all and when it ts past, will, perhaps,|MAIN STAYS OF LOVE. Seattle for a piano dealer who proposed to | tory price. Our profit in the transaction] laugh to think you wer hb Dear Miss Grey: T read your ad- This is usually the way 1,|¥iee to young people and think) Thirty-five pianos were shipped to | agreed to sell these instruments at the fac w open an upstairs piano store. Unfortun will be the factory's loss. This, then, wil likar Wa’ Hak love ilmaybe you can give me some on| ‘ ately, when the pianos arrived, he was un- | give Seattle people an opportunity to secure} will wager that you are y 7| my subject an Ripe r m m * a this young man’s seeming | am Kcoing with ol 4 14 able to raise money to pay for fre a fine instrur t at a price that has never ic young man and he thinks | don't) Don't be the “Skeleten at the Feast.” Sargel makes Puny, Peevish People Plump charges, and were asked by the attor been expected And an « tunity love him: tut that I love another. | and Popular : : : 1 love only him and h often told | bis is an invitat tha thin akes twenty-four pounds. I feel neys for the factory to help out. We have | that in all likelihood will never come again him so; but can't ke him be-| or woma “ P w 1 ronger and am looking better than ve me I really think he love we eee : on ww Ty row ss that 2 something I could : : Hope you may give me s : , : ‘ ' These pianos are made by one of the leading factories in the country. HEAD STUFFED? advice an to. what to do to make rs my ie gots ah on peopl 1 Fonda who have bean used m thin love him ‘ a nderwelx 0 se n-long face, We do not handle their product regularly, however, because we have no NOT KNOWING WHAT TO DO. | you" we have tter then Chae }) aw and father room in our piano family. We have now over forty different makes in this | A.—Stop running after him. Do se ° x: so "well and weigh se all : . | One dose Pape’s Cold Come /ansolutely nothing to try to con-|! “ ; : store. We felt, however, that this was an opportunity to do a good turn to} pound gives relief from |vince him further. Do you want |ina ‘wom ea which ov pee a friendly manufacturer who was in abad plight, to give Seattle people an colds and grippe—No jo ere shank aort iia tpaceees | ‘ : cane ith opportunity to get a fine instrument at practically factory cost and at the Quinine used. aking food may give lt | begun to aa $8 pounds, and am weighing same time to keep the wheels of business turning at Eilers Music House at NOTICE TO READERS *: tice. ty Syecm You will distinctly feel your cold/% All letters cannot be an- * as See. ee a time which would, under ordinary circumstances, be none too busy. breaking and all the Grippe symp:|% swered in the paper, and many %|* : neve. nt foul Ge | toms leaving after taking the very * are without name or address. */|° * and put on about five We have divided this shipment into three groups, as follows: firet dose. * A stamped, self-addressed er- * |}, nck ponad n and that will be all It is @ positive fact that Pape's)® yelope always brings a prompt * s new a PF. GAGNON writes: 7 . F Cold Compound, taken every two|® reply. CYNTHIA GREY. *' ; to thir es tHere y report since taking the High Grade High Grade Colonial and hours, until three consecutive doses|* & tk eA RR RRR Re moraine ae ot eae cna aay ohne eee very bottom. I had to quit work, ag od stylish In} I was » ak. Now, thanks to Sargel, ok like a now man. I gained 29 th 23 days’ treatment. f u how happy I feel, Alt ting too tight. My rand I never was . 7 t i ill end the Grippe and - Pianos that Were Pianos that Were Art Styles | Ort Ge the salen al the Ortppe and) j ~—_ Sell Bought to Sell Pianos Bought to on head, chest, back, stomach "ll Cynthia’s Answers at $250 for $350+ Sell for $400 It promptly relieves the most mis-| to Many Questions | ‘*" Will Go for * erable headache, dullness, head and} Will Go for Will Go for hose stuffed up, feverishness, sneez-| | mucous catarrhal discharges, sore-|ed at Ithaca, N. Y Boddy | | ness, stiffness and rheumatio ort | | twinges. Gen. Lew Wallace, the author of | The | Se ROUSE says: Ing, sore throat, running of the nose,| The Cornell university ia situat you want utiful amd well roun Mes certainty the grandest treatment I ever used. It has helped me greatly, “I « hardly eat’ any= thing and was no sit up three with stomach only two boxes of at anything and it I have no more head- Get @ 25-cent package of “Pape's|"“Ben Hur,” was an American. Cold Compond” from your druggist enema Sargol and don’t hurt m -! wees vali 7 and take it with the knowledge that} Alta, Vesta, Lorraine, Duluce, aie y these ag es lent was 120 pougds and eG a Day | it will positively and promptly cure/and Dena are all unusual names | (ited tuples von-| Row I weigh 140 and foo! better th The Maker’s Guarantee and Terms If You Cannot Pay soe Se aad a the fo eral palin rated tablets uae] 1 Rave for tive years 1 am ‘now ae Our Own NOTICE! Cash ery, without any assistance or bad _ |at'the Pate n reosed thelr welght| gertainly “recommend” Sarkoly for at Ti naker’: ten-year On account of the By all the rules of trade'] after-effects and that it contains no! Javelle water is ms nade from chlo: | me in EO a Just exactly what you say it will She. nana § rie f ' : quinine—don't accept something|ride of lime; directions for making are extracts from| You may know some of thee pesplé guarantee a panies each act that these pianos these pianos should be sold] else said to be Just as good. Tastes|comes on package. wo who have tried |or know somebody who knows them. We are sold at factory accom. | nice-acts gently. need and who will| will @end you their full address if you of this wonderful | wish, so that you can find out all about Sargol and the woniers it has wrought, hinking whet n Write ua at 1 absolutely fi hese wonderful table for spot cash, but te awe ; wah : The last remaining portion of | prepara modate those who have use |— 4 our continental territory was | REV, GEORGE w. merged into the Union by the ad SHAMEK BROS. |mission of Arizona and New Mex-| vy The Lining and Cloth Housegm)!co a8 stat 18h, panda, ands whab ia, baklen & Ieece Tecme te toe terms, and imply add Buttoa makers, cloth spongere,my | actordeon and knife pleaters @) o—and we think enough pia and in & cost, our usual offer of free tuning and FREE stools with each piano is withdrawn. There will be no charge, however, for of the maker and the pianos to supplement his guarantee with our own. If for any for their money in their business, we will give easy gained the days of my boyhood. It] mame you fat Yellowstone ‘National park is at Rag ween the turning point of mp Mfe.|dent te wil nd lutely confi. ison you desire to change thy feat om . ite ites wi P ear ; simple interest, which is ‘ lw Montan® and Idaho My health ts now fine. I don’t have you but we n't ask you to take ris piano within a year, delivery wititin the city I i Wholes@ic and retatl. Wyomtii. Montana and ¥ take any ine at all and’ never | Worben napiy eur the commen’ Ea . _ - Bas anjarea of 2,242,720 acres e pon be. Ac » at no loss charged on the unpaid bal 227.235 Lumber Exchange Bidg 4 want to he im stampa teen an J limits. ” fs under the supéryision of MRS. A. L distribution golf « nal A whatever to yur ance only, - secretaty of the Ifiterior. it with b what comp: ve : — ‘ d Fe By som, was 925 : nan Wo “tarry this season's best f)* 4% @ MK RK tae tke if See ene, maemaare Om 5 cash will he { eh “ ‘ , 4 2 | . a heat a pa i be f 1 1¢ rénning style We do reblock- §) ar 8 _—— Order + ; p ‘! ing resewing, bleaching and 8 A ahaa 5 +9 Sg ia de | COME, BAT Wrre vs aroun Bares, « eceive ot 4 dayne d eahar’ King 8 ) 5 ts coupon entities any thig ackage of tho con: | Mesng pt Lt t rt Ripe ge braid { * Work wanted for stationery ed Fleah Bulldere(provided: tried it), and that 160 fe enclosed 08 are not sati hee . » hemp 01 " « Ai 4 4 te postage, packing, etc. Read rtisemont ‘printed aby a the the . 9 ‘ . hats. Come early and avoid the f)@ ersineer, cook, dishwasher, * 1% put 16e te stampe in lett Today, with. Ula cou one and tha tenn oe oan Py money " m ot ¥ housecleaners, laborers. fe|| Pet ieeiae stamps tn teste See an i tee SeabeNs Beet - : | # || Diag. Binghamton, N.Y. Write your name and address ae ° ” Bat Peoples Dank Bide FORK TOR ROR ROKR H OKO tO ik OUKON 10 YOUR LEPEER. * ’