The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIVAY) FANUARY 41, 1913. vids ® 3 DR. MATTHEWS IS Kf Ty thw ety: | AMUBEMENTS {NO CHARITY JN EATING $3 MEAL HERE’S PHOTO 0 rnyet expres Mth : VILE SEEING “HUNGER” PICTURES || GOT YOUNG DOCTOR TWENTY- FIVE THE TIME TO ASKED TO REMAIN of the wervieen of Dr *|ME TROPOLITAN ¢ | Dut 20 in a Mttle late, Iam sure, for & Man to marry Tam inclined te put the Ideal time at 26 ° must walt y, but it should for anything ! Joining in the ra eral demand M tthe 4 urgi that he re eis tl ie » nera mand Matth and urging th whing pos |] BEHIND COLD BARS||* MARRY IF YOU SEEK FOR |." s) S°stosc:. ‘srs Sos pagag in a group of citizen } 4 a Week FEB. Tee sow ( white pic tures are being | Piret Presbyterian church decline! pont aNp, Ol-—Twenty-fowr ghd ut n wWhic h Mayor J tSitt W its | members of Queen Anne Congres | 1. Baird when five fraternity men an invitation te the idles tional church are on record today as! petitioned for his release after he in the Palace hotel | HOSTON, Jan, f1-—Marry Whev)t tak kt tk tik htt tte ee |Wnanimously in sympathy with his had held them up i rotel, San Franc you are 26 if you would be aclene}#® * ——— ; ‘ tiffeally ideal, says Prof Dallua|® MERE'S THE AGE TO * Wilso In the name of Christ and the hungry Lore Sharpe of Boston university, vis HAVE THE KNOT TIED * oo PROPLE—11 CHARIOT HORANS ildren € Hy protest against the word ‘charity’ There are his views * Twenty-five is the selen # es: Nights ana Guba children, | on es @ fs nothing particularly |# (ifloally ideal age at which to re hk. Wes tek, te Tee _ Poeing use: bad ised ee = Ge yr reverent|# marry, asserts Prof. Dallas # al timid age.|# Lore Sharpe of Boston univer. # —} ‘ dangerous age, Twen- | ® nity *| © ageless age, Twenty In| * Thirty {* the timid he ® SEATTLE THEATRE y, milky, tassiod age, when|® says, “40 the dangerou * rh er Phone Main 4% ie wtill Hable to be croupy|* “When a man reache * LONIGHT—ALL WEEK » need castor of! and his|® he says, “love in a cottage in « ee itl ela We Trust You—Stores Everywhere omens: Oganor Ot aa he ee a ee Bailey & Mitchell Present When a man reaches 30, howey-|# love in the suburbs or in a city # “WAY DOWN BAST # that he Is not a poet |* Mat *! the—Nargain Monday Night—2le Is the Ti t B » of industry, and that |* * ——e ow ime Oo uy CHOON, FREER Re Ssoiu re g . “PUSS IN BOOTH” Royal Baking Powder is indis- pensable to finest cookery and to G New Apparel A Musteal Comedy with 6—PEOPLE—26 cS agg 4, level headed, willing girl ding, a thet yc ke It ponaible the comfort and convenience of Save $3.25 to $7.50 wf is THINK, MERCHANT a aa tha saburant’ bs nate ae KILLED HIMSELF modern housekeeping. oya I cred during this big Pr A x * figure all the way| That BPA Kilnger, wealthy gr Baking Powder makes hot breads, IGM HN THe WAM Price S ney in yo own pocket Me ye Wile ppepesnds The epresent only the most aa FP agin an diye gr ngs Brag cakes and pastry wholesome. eliat vith Gately’s labe en © am|day, following the discovery of hin : “ pein ———_—_- --_—— “t ee eee ab |wakoheoe Pie eatin Perfectly leavens without fer Pantages Theatre % in tanta nou nt to taking a policy ‘nj the vie tins of rene no ggetn that mentation. “ON THE CAMPUSBY an accident Insurance compan the guilty party, after robbing him marrying at 30 Meet away the watch to avold de Twenty is a little early, I fea tection Rollicking Museal Frivolity Full instructions in the “ Royal Baker and Pas- try Cook" book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder. Gratis to any address. Men’s and Women’s Suits and Coats $30.00 values, $22.50 at $27.50 values, $1 9.50 a cian HER $25.00 values, $18.55 ent. se $22.50 values, $16.75 | Eitsabeth $18.50 values, $13.75 $15.00 values, $11.75 CREDIT AT THESE PRICES, TOO ae | ] > » would be on ! corner at mid Come In and See Our Free Pictures 617 Second Ave. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK SEATTLE om oe STORES : ae j TACOMA Men’s $3.00 Hats $1.79 An Easy-to-Get-to Store Men’s $2.00 Hats 98c Handy to All Car and Boat Lines The Store That Saves You Money Pay down what you can afford and let us take care of your needs in ou credit way SECOND AVE. AT JAMES DIRECTORS’ SALE NEW MERCHANDISE RUTHLESSLY REDUCED New, Clean Merchandise, Fresh From Packing Cases, oame ata Quickstep SATURDAY OUR CHAIN OF CREDIT STORES not only simplifies buying for you but makes When the Open Saturday Evening Until 10 () n risoner Breede : tees POLICE LET STRIKE. D {9 Third Av. Sess. temps: HIT GIPLS : DEPENDABLE QUALITIES “istic cops tein, Unie : wear, Domestics, Laces, Embroideries, i Ribbons, Veiling, Gloves, Shoes, Umbrellas, Men’s Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Children’s Wearing Apparel, Toilet Articles and t Fancy Goods. Savings on the goods you need. —McCORMACK EROS. . raft » 4 b ’ — Shipment g| Go East Women’s and Misses’ Apparel | | Nowy Extra Special s _atebes! $16 Novelty Suits, full-lined, Cut to $8.75 Kimonos| |Men’s and Pieiies Men’s Suits $14 Blue Serge Suits Cut to $6.75 Thrown Into the Selling $25 and $30 ee Coats Cut to $14 | Columbia River ee Two Hundred mile daylight ride ery new- purple: Long Kimonos, full range ¢ ore Beautiful styles and ‘de ¢f | ttractive offers made by the signs : ee nie Poe eee a includes two © The equal of any Scenic Trip in America = thie aa "Tray: wonder eS $1. 10 : nee pores eet ¢ minute style only : $13.50 $15.00 Men’s Suits cut to $8.65 Pg Kimonos, | 2 Seco Silk Kimonc all of thie Winter's m On, but doen't buy un- on through : Lake and Denver ¢ ndditional expense) k ver the show. rice, eee bagel a aet erent Biggest Offer of ee Shoes | | Profits and Part of Cost oe v ces, rangith— Baring Price : get ; Cut Off Women’s and g O =W. R. & N o Frutt—Seiting Pree These Prices You Ever Saw Chadren’ s Underwear $e, Naveen : g} ° ire Boys’ $2.50 Velour Calf, Mat. Top Button Shoes; sizes Oregon Short Line | Drewed Mente—Selling Price vy Box Cult Blucher Shoes, for school se 39c v . eee leather & patr cut to i and Union Pacific vroumn wear ox Ga Th Steel Coaches ee, with two buckles; sises Fonte Mio 4 e EF vo “i . ~F4 10e8; no better made erate He srescrs setenes's cptrecs Deven fn of nals srnvelings installed at a cont of six ‘ 5 Rock Ballasted, Dustless and mh Ne | Smooth Running Road Bed ; | Oil Burning Locomotives ° i Domestic Reductions | Electric Lighted Trains i i Sack Towed: atee: Gia aes WEE Bic New models, low bust, with long Rag Be tpt Ny Se : { | Standard Pullman and Tourist — ites | nee neRape ea Se Pillow Slips 8 ne, | Sleeping Cars so w bothers, onch 1,8 .152,10v0ees cs tilgvetons bl ach and he Courteous, Obliging Employes is iting Flannel, ight and dark patterns, 7c Be Win | Splendid Dining Car Service Poultry, Lacat—Duying Price ' ¥ : 4p | M lin, 36 inche wide, limit 6 1 . G C1 RWAA CAR eRUe was Eu OR ES Cen ae | You Pass ‘I hrough More Large Cities rocery than by any other route x ma | Specials i I Pen st: is | cans Carnation Milk Leave from oO hington Station 2 | 9Bc ‘4 pnaere ere. Mee gee CUE LO no een isstersyecdvereaerosessetens Finest Pow mm ia the Went abe C >, po ht Shirt a £16 Second A ae one Feed rr 98c 3 0 gree a: OOS AS y tlephone Main 032 UNION | ay eof for a £ PACIFIC ry ; | & 3.1. ONE, gy oa | : Distric t Passenger Agent FR. HANLON District Vreight Agent oe Open 9 A.M. McCormack Bros. , , Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.