The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 8

BACKA ALL SHOULD HEED it ie One of the First Signe of Kidney Troubles, if Neglected, CHE A WARNING NEW MARKET OPENS FOR NORTH END Callahan’s Medicated THE STAR—FRIDAY, AL LOSES HIS CASE LONG pea Cal, Jan, 91, —While Al Humberg wae arguing hia own sanity before Justice Underwood he fell in a fit, Commitment papers to the state hospital at Patton were | signed at once. JANUARY 31, 1913, ISTOLE $100,000; PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE JUDGE By United Pree Leased Wire JOBE Serious Diseases Follow ] | o hy | BAN Cal, Jan, 3i—Mar F ‘iny| The Washington Pure Food Prod ANNA MeNERLEY started ggult|*hall Black, former gate sengtor well and ae who ucts company tx the name of a nev Soap Thursday in the federal eourt| 4nd head of the Palo Alto Building e Fe ee ir {Seattle business firm which will t against the Colman Dock Co,, for |! fon, .when ar pure Inac,|MOrrow open a gendral market to] $5,400 dame he was thgown |! rier court here y become clogs p and inac | verve the north end, The marke " into the bay while boarding the Fly-| to ullty to two counts i five, nature has a way of warning /HOry® tle, nore ohow. building at Instantly Relieves a tees See of of the funds of a you. Stone ay, way and 42nd at . : nat Backache ia one of the dirst SYMP) nn Sroprietors belleve that the Itching Skin pron toms. You may be troubled | aa orton north of Lake Union, oe STRAMBHIP MARIPOSA nailed | flac Hable to imprisonment for with disagreeal moving Sit including Fremont, Green Lake and Diseases for Alaska Thursday night, with 140] from one to 10 years 4 Wer disorders; have re nt lads bare ot the. wetvarsite: at passengers, which Is @ new record] While Binck’s defaleations are | ous, tired, and fer gocessible market center, and 1 _@ an 00,000,. the specific in puffy swellings oF tit foto Gemand that they are} ALL DRUG STORES KING COUNTY MEDICAL 80-| stances to which he pleaded guilty @yos op in the feet dy establishing what Ie to be known | CINTY will meet at the ¢ ber of| were for smaller sume. | Mites other syt noticed. /$5""ine Stoneway. market AES | Coin icrce Februury 3, at 8 o'elock. | ei Weh F | . : : : Hf they are neglect p erepay, di | the attiniala ef the obinnem ‘re oF tne Bnence com: | e have just concluded our first year in business in Seattle. It has been es, or Brights disease, wills which is incorporated, are D. T 1 tine 7 : G@fien prove fatal, may result Ooclaw, prosaalies GC. W. teirnniin {hia afvernoon “at 2 o'clock In the one of pleasure and profit. We are thankful for the business we have secur. t is not only da secretary, and W. E. Bawden, trea’ | cppgilenqaaqunnpeenen] ; : ae J mrecloce wor you to urer THE ANNUAL Burns concert will ed. Naturally, a vigorous trade leaves in its wake lots of odds and ends, | ure the tortur | 3 = be held tonight at the Mc . ‘ . ‘ for the Bay. dineaves MADAME. NORDICA nig Pocwrge bos poe ae ae We propose to close these out immediately, commencing tomorrow. quickly and surely ends is BEST SOPRANO Hoffman tly Meese misery “ aes bi wo me ; CANDIDATES WON’T ’ @y known for F | Nordica, who will sing r | M Hl 0 ts I th U d aE Reowe fo Monday atthe "Moore 5 § stem KISS BABIES NOW| ens fea vercoa n the Underwear acientific pr < the ged Kreatest dramat larger sizes “= fo ‘ srice. $2 removes the cause. It so fc s world has ever | ly United Frees Leused Wire ia larger sizes will go'for hall-s an ve wid . y into the kidneys, throust ape tio is known, | has long held the title CHICAGO, “Jan "31-Candidates |} Overcoats for $12.50; $30.00 Coats for ection ou an G “ah |x een Cre es Garena cate ee ee » becoming active in the|[ $15.00, and so on. ‘These are the finest “ Up pores; neutralizes and ¢ and oper on vA “4.4 Tie eolscaous ur She has been honored by royalty | | © campaign have been Adler-Rochester makes Lewis’ Silk and Wool Drawers and Shirt matter that lodge | c probably more than any other liv bap + | Health Commissioner for $3.7 instead of $6.5 Muscles and cause those terri & artist. She is one of the five — Young “against ‘hand-| ° ° « 4 ad ¢ > ) hewmatic pains, and takes the great artats of the world who ean | bi ah’ > Tattered ‘shating and tioning ot baviee ow ff CISMEY=Five Raincoat | xvi six vodcswear, worn ss Kidneys filter and ne poison iset her own price. She is an Ame b. s . ce out of the blood and drive It from/ican, a native of Maine and is a Suits, made of SPECIAL [Account of the prevalence tn the| For Men are to be sold quickly. The reg- | $4.00, and the $12.50 garments fo ystem | most loyal patriot , y of wearlet fever, diptheria anc yee will find Croxone different!" Madame Noré s tho greatest | men’s wear heavy —_ {pox. He declares that the|[ Ular prices were $18.00 and $20.00. All Stuttgarter Heavy Wool Under from all other remedies. There !s/Wagnerian artint in the world blue serge, home- jbaby kissing feature of the cam |M are marked $11.00. There ate all sizes in | sepylarly $4.00 $4.50, will t Be sie co carte like ft. It la} Pt ’ ’ |palgn should be strictly forbidden . vas, cated and $4.50, will t fo prepared that it ts practically vans Bich THE FAUNTLEROY PROGRES arte ander es oats ee ayers beg ce Sas hig ‘WINTER SCHOOL SIVE club will hold its regular | d d Th § it Odd lots of Underwear, wur cot- man system sults | ‘ nthly ot 3 0 On nd Eee gibi tsa ans ‘ ree cue nevere a2 originel ean BEGINS FEB 17 AT) As good as any tailor makes at $50.00. | spo Elec rgee ty oat e Hundred a ree Suits ton and linen, at half-price. All sizes, ig ‘roxone at trifling cost from s ° = Bas ae aren share | : Guaranteed 12 months. | HALLOWEEN VICTIM For Men are set aside for speedy riddance. | some sort— reeaiata are authorised 0° ee tt| STATE COLLEGE CLOSING BARGAIN | AFTER BOYS NOW| Heavy and medium weights; regular $1.50 garments for 75c; $2.00 garnial Tenens should fail in a single | 200 Dainty Frocks and Dresses at | ¥ prices were $18.00 and $20.00; we wil! take for SER and es On case. Three doses a day for a few The State College of Washington $3 95 to $72.50 | NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—~John $12.75 for any one in the lot. Any one cf @ays is often all that is ever need old a win school at Puyal RS e ewer Ce tae as re | Lyne formerly @ conouctor em r ae . k ed to cure the worst backache, re from Feb. 17 to March 1, In-| . ployed by the Union Railroad com the Adler-Rochester $25.00 Suits in stoc . . ; : “ 7 Heve rheumatic pains, or overcome | clusive Hoff an Cloak & Suit Co |pany, will be led from his home, can be bought for $1875. Any one of the n t e irt ection urinary disorders. The first week the work for men . ‘any affect, to the . " 2) = ——_——_————-| will be devoted to fruit raising rt today. to. appear | $30.00 Suits in stock can Le had for $22.50 4 will be Susie etl IM And these are the finest in America! We Shall Offer culty ” and ~~ Je gone andi Adier-Rochester make CUT- O H I RATE DENTISTS Second Av. and University St. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. || WR STAND BACK OF OUR Wonk FOR 20 YEARS’ GUARANTER EASY PAYMENTS Other Dentists” Ohio Cut Prices. Prices Set of Teeth $6 Guaranteed ib gia 1 Set of Teeth $4 Guaranteed ........ Solid Gold or $10 Porceiain Crown .. @Q Gold or Porcelain wey Bridge Work Solid Go'd fillings, 75¢ Up Silver Fillings, 25¢ Up BASY PAYMENTS—-Part and balance in payments 20-YEAR WR GIVEN ON ALL PAINLESS DENTISTS down! TTEN GUARANTEE WORK The Lunaverg Truss is Best Free Trial to Prove It A. LUNDBERG Co. 1107 3rd Ave. MARERSrBD00 GLASSES 1330 2nd. AVE. Mexico near UNION |from_ the moned Albany Cut-Rate Dentists | WE STAND BACK oF ovR worK Long Island believe he cannot recover FOR 16 YEARS. GUARANTEE SIGNED BY Us EASY PAYMENTS High Cinas Albany Cut ntiate” Prices Rate Prices, | 5 Set of Teeth, Guar- $7 anteed Best, now | 12 Set of Teeth, Guar- $5. anteed Fit, now... | $10 celain Crown, $3 to $4 $10 Gold or Porcelain | Bridge Work, $3 to. Silver Fillings....50c Up MASY PAYMENT: Jearn about our A) teeth. Solid Gold or Por- Sajid Gold Fillings. .$1 Up ALBANY OUT RATE DENTISTS, Second Floor > Baiding Take Bievator or alc Up. @UR PRicks wi Ais YOU, OUR wottc PAL PLEASE You 6 nat Duri tion w days he secor br ng u Have You Taken Advantage of Turrell’s Shoe Sale? It's a Great Opportunity to Get Good Shoes at Ex- tremely Low Prices. struction will be given ¢ Women’s and Girls’ by so phen thir fe $5 06 es in black velvet, t ain ton . tan calf, high t nig “anes se of Shoes and black calf high SOc for women, charged to cover z $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes in a va a Fi cen eae ida Howe: santos HOBOS TO WAR ON # tr cn ae ot VAGRANCY LAWS §f fis $4.45 13.50 10 96.00 shoes tn ama < . $2.95 |91.00 vrows kid Boudoir sit k 2% te 4 patent or dull calf i e1 0c I or and @iwy HEL’ TAKE TRIP ABROAD | LINER !S DISABLED off oPint Sable |HURT BY TRAIN, HE p BEGS TO BE KILLED He ples cover [become a burden updn his family Ray atruck work whe th EN AND HULBY YORK, Jan. 21 NEW YORK, Jan Her 4 peller gone and drifting helplessi Lake , the French liner » today awai Leyland the disabled by wireless vessel SENPORT, L. 1, Jan. 31 arm and leg broken and 1 carlo roal injuries, David |Raynor begged today to be killed psa te led that he could never re lly, and that he would on > ¢ hor, an expert machinist, wa pe by a train. At the Eastern hospital the doctor You KNOw, BILL I'VE SEEN THis SHOW - saw iT IN N'YORK-ITS APEACH. THe HEROINE FALLS IN LOVE WITH ASWELL GUY WHO comes To THE FARM - TURRELL We cover these territories: the whole section north of Lake Union. SHOE COMPANY BASEMENT SALESROOM 120 Marion St., or 903 Second Ave. % The Stoneway Market THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET Corner of 42nd and Stoneway OPEN TOMORROW, FEBRUARY 1, 1913 Fremont, Green Edgewater and the University District, and Free delivery daily. Specials for the Opening Day ad of Good Cooking and Fat the ing Apple direct from mountains, at 65¢ and The of Yakim hundred 90¢ Special at per BUT HE'S A CROOK -SEE ?-SHE DONT KNOwWIT- BUT THERES ANOTHER GUY-PooR BUT ON THE LEVEL -HES Bugs ABOUT THE SiR 700 Bur- t failing, so that it! will be blind, all boys celebrated | with a stocking | because the last Hallowe'er filled with lime J). VICKNER win| next regular weekly Swediah Business aturday at 12:16 at PROF apeak tans and hekel PIEBALD RACE OF PEOPLE SPRINGS | UP IN AUSTRALIA) | | | mixtog of white Chinese and aborixina civilized portions of prinkling of of blacks. ke and Chines num: | Knox and Stetson Soft In the Hat Section You Can Buy - browns- $5.00 Hats for $3.75 and $3.00 Hats for Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, etc., 1 third less than the marked prices $4.00 @2 25 P. but all sizes i ats, in grays effects, for $1.15 4 Hats for $3.00 : . é saat E. & W. Fancy Shirts and ail othe at one Shirts from $2.00 and over will go foro fourth less SALE OPENS TOMORROW AT 8:30 A. M. AND CONTINUES TILL 10 M. TOMORROW NIGHT VEITH-CAMMACK CO. SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. mebody ia talking im hats for the ce about women to help| We have will | day-» of living hat women Jopt aluminum hate some PORTLAND Or L lay after the men do | darkey * Sign on a church in Auburn pasting a m. anion Tempat SAN FRANCISCO from my ‘souse LOS ANGELE already | An K n cat in OLYMPIA, Jan one dissenting — v commission service torments HE soothing, healing medi- cation in Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, penetrates every tiny pore of the skin, clears it of all impurities, stops itching instantly, drives away eczema, rashes, ringworm, pao- | riasis, and other eruptions, and makes pimples and blackheads impossible. For 18 years Reainol Ointment, with Resinol Soap. has also been a household | as remedy for such common troubles as dandruff, sores, boils, burns, ehappinas, and piles, Ail druggists sell Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, but for a sample of each write to Dept. 11-T, Resl- nol Chemical Co,, Baltimore, Md, on in the case Jtween the | Everett sh BERLIN, Jan | press reports, to year ago. SHE WONT NOTICE HIM-WELL, IN THE SECOND ACT THE SWELL GUY TRIES TO Poison THE GIRLS POOR OLD FATHER So - WHAT'S THE MATTER, Brus, Don't YOu WANT TO SEE THE SHOW 2? — s | denying himself to friends today where the Vernon club will be located this year Ten thousand and I'll quit my job.” LOS ANGELES ultimatum of Hans Ert Aletha Marguerite, a1 ote, fam to permit the lout of a compromise proposed be reat Northern and the pper&’ on certain rates) make the bird active and hard for the gunners to shoot, tied a pack of firecrackers to its feet to which the latter objects |PAUR SCRAPS WITH | KAISER; QUITS JOB 31 diff IT ISN'T NECESSARY ‘NUGHS inthe REVERSAL love for chicken and propensity jfoul, was shown when Bert Weeks, white, was arrested charged with} five chickens from Nimrod Jackson, negro. THE BOYS all ‘kidded’ me when I awoke |rested eight weeks ago and so | guess | was married all right | Ford, who seeks to have his marriage annulled LOCKED IN his private office FIFTY DOLI hunc REFUSE TO CHANGE. ORDER UPON RATES With but} the POTTSVILLE, Pa., Jan. 31—An public | investigation of the reported at * declined tO/tempt of incendiaries to compel of the Great !the Reading's big Otto collier ined in by the/Branchdale, to shut down by lub ous distrib. | sea te Emil Paur,| formerly director of the Pittsburg |tie have orchestra, has resigned his position conductor of the Royal opera at| xtost of the | Berlin, owing, according to some | met always dress that way, erences of Jopinion with Emperor William Emil Paur tookthe place of Dr Karl Muck, now of Boston to Elmer Vroida for a jing the large stables, has revealed the order of the ine fact th =“ 7 due to a pigeon. been used as part of a consign. ment for a shooting match | form that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson first an just al nounced that she didn’t care about NEWS! of the time-worn of the to secure it by fair means or story declares Herbert He forgot it Hap Hogan is/ ve been asked nine thousand times | he explained. | ,ARS' indemnity or fight,” is the Elmer's blue ribbon hed off Hans’ favorite white rat, BIG STABLES BURN; PIGEON !S BLAMED at burn fact that the destruction was The bird had ‘One ofthe handlers, in order to The now pigeon alighted in the hay- A loss of $6,000 resulted. A red hat, brown suit and green n suggested as a uni lobbyists in Missouri. ourl men we have for Nevertheless, it is our opinion Men's White Dress Shirts, broken lines] $2.00 and $2.50, for $1.25 Men's Fancy Madr regularly $1.50; all sizes and all colors n some line or other: worth » and Percal. Shi DODGES BULLETS IN BREAK FOR LIBER By United Press Le BUFFA Daniels, 2 old, an deserter from the army ¢1 corps, made a successtul break liberty under fire of the guards Fort Porter today. Daniels was sed Wire 31.—Fraak years Hees ez. here to await tri was put to work in room of the barracks Last aight the ae a Oaty Ove “BROMO QUININE That is Laxative Brome Quinine i the signature of EW 6 Cures: tm One Day Cures Grip in Two Dare 2 R Hundreds of My Pal Fooled by Red ‘gs k, see the red sigt, or Brown,” In front de on block, and a ‘e coming to my on discover that they aff Dr Many peop! pl my offices at Union bi Right I Washin they my article on ption in next S: One Door § Open eve unth 4 for ~ LADIES—NOTICE, Town Tailoring ur own. material t fit we A New York a ekirt of y