The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 5

woe! 1A DUSTLESS, GERMLESS HOUSE: IT’ q I "7 . ___THE ONLY ONE. IN ALE THE W ORLD] | fait: \ac] Joudall i afta ak ae eee be a . In connection with sande tia REERYS CO., New York Store open from 9 a. m. to 6p. m. daily I Poon AVENUE AND FE TREET : would you like to {4 small motor and a big e fan, From the fan rune a vovered wooden passage, with a afcond passage of tin above ft, connecting with the house Thus the fan sucks alr from the caves and drives it into the how in @ place that had no du and dist? A place where no onc ever bad a cold or a cough dread tuberculosis ge an where See Our Beautiful _? y of Spring Hats could not exist for a single minute Where there were no drafts where {t passes through big pl esd sf Gate Brew Hl ner by 2 de antec Wet in the walle to every room. Other tne eet ee ee ventilators carry off the stale alr = pari and sumn Any housewife who wants to “There ta euch a house—juat o ave dusting should get her hue f tte kind tm the worla. it tot band to buy @ limestone cave and home of Col. Northeott, at Luray sige pees: wrer s Virginta The air in this house is al ways fresh and always pure. PROGRESSIVES yet no windowe are ever Third, ry e the hotte days of summer SACRAMENTO, March 14 this house is always cool, and Gov. Hiram Johnson sees in the investigation o the traffic and tt» con nection with waxes p a direct r lUinots white slave in the coldest days of winter it is always warm, On the damp est, most humid days of sum mer this house is always dry "MARCH 17 St. Patrici’s- men ult ¢ This peculiar dwelling is vent dential campaign of the ted with air from the caves ¢ sive party. The governor gave Luray the following statement to the Thes¢ caverns, three miles in ¢ United Press today tent, are formed in the depths of a The investigation in Chieago U of Itmestone, The air is p is without doubt the direct re nd ‘germless because there ts wult of the progressive flight and vegetation tn cave to dec paign of the progres and because all the afr in the cave sive party, which had @ great has to filter through the limesto educative effect rock to get into the cavern One first questions dis Col. Northcott, a re and ventilatfhg engineer, thou hat such alr would be pret in. He built a big, r e on, top of the hill d heating cussed by the progressives last to a minimum wage in discussion of progressives conditions exist that pointed out th i ‘Suits “Made to Order cave Then he dug a COL, NORTHCOTT’S HOME AT ing and th was essential that $25.00 and $28.00 aft down through the hill tnto|/ LURAY, VA, AND SECTION OF |] women w bored should have and workmaashi; ranteed. | the cave. ROOM SHOWING VENTILATING |] a living wag At the top of thi: haft h laced | SYSTEM ’ Tailor Suit Shop | wm 0 hase _smanaal robe : : MILLINERY “1 SOON ar D OUT r n he still loves you are the one | MY MISTAKE.” 0 . an wh decidedly in the wron div e without an “ that he — — Dear Miss Grey: H seen the H. hk far enough ahead to see that “ d vice you t eart ! bh t ithou fn gs rll ah yao A—There will be publicity, much better without STAR WANT ADS ar tar naene te WC inasmuch as the case must go BRING RESULTS —“'wan wuarriea to « Japanese about YMfDUGh the divorce courts tino aeana delat d ohonadls hte » Yours ima fair example c i” results of people and « return t to him an v9 a Feet eesti “s oe races marrying. You c ; : are much good by warning receipt “nye will assure you tha girte about ¢ do the same JEaster Footwear | 26.8 8 255 thought might read your letter and turn back | DEPENDS UPON 9 | |THE GIRL j A SURE CURE FOR Dear M Grey i BASHFULNESS mas, Very much. att 4 Dear Miss Gre 1 have twe hewit et fa we with help, I t | St . Na : rt re-vest I fa andalis |: zy me ear hah . 0X or HOCK PERPLEXED That Are Extra Value A-—When in the society of ra. ae Ng temperament of the girl you In tend to marry if she is con. tent to spend the evenings alone for two years, | see no reason why you should not mary young ladies, do you regard | them as you would your sis | ters? You are too self-con scious; in other words, you allow your mind to dwell too much on what others are thinking about you. To be a successful conversa tionalist and entertainer, one must get away from “self.” To achieve this, one must have a store of ready topics at hand. Each of us has his or her pet theme or “hobby.” After con versing with a person for a few minutes, you can find out what they are most interested in; then talk along that line. Gun Metal and Patent Leather, Ankle- Strap Sandals, rene Heel. $1.25 Sizes 6 to 8 Gun Metal and Patent Leather, Ankle- Strap Sandals. Low heel. $1 50 Sizes 8% to 11 Gun Metal and Patent Leather, Ankle- “e $2.00 —— « VEY wer UNDEY CO. WASH Big Girls’ Sandals, Gun Metal and Patent Leather, Two-Strap, Ribbon Bow, Low School Heel. Sizes 2% to SPRING FLOWERS H 6. Very nifty and only In order to become broad, one =| Fresh Cut Daffodils ' j must have knowledge of the Potted Hyacinth. | '* ia Agents for Edycator Shoes. | [boven thbabll epigdec ay sgh ide } “aa Il World's Work, Technical Potted Tulips ' | World, Outlook and Collier's : | . 218 j Weekly are all wide-awake /Raymond & Hoye) foe res [Paris Horist pice | fit if, properly read and digest | 1402 Third Ave., Liberty Bldg. ed. eke a The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes w Ncinare rite foi ee ie : 4 25 st Place to 0 vill improve the longer : 7 Suess dome soome'ae. || hyacinths por aihere,- couraged and give up after the ——_, tapes abe cama chan first few attempts. The main 35¢ Tulips ot Sweet Peas thing is te jhts a high keep you thou plane. or PUGET MARKET CO.’S PACKING HOUSE MARKETS UNION HeLP THE FOLLY OF 15¢ bunch HASTY ENGAGEMENTS Carnations Tulips hough 1 dear dils 16 OUNCES TO THE POUND taand nd Daffodil A SQUARE DEAL old so. F ew We car we we : and vegetal re : Fr “ W 4 of ae CRESCENT FLORISTS ne PU RLOULN 4 “ 1 gave 4th and Pike St. Elliott 1658 MILK-FED VEAL FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Br mtn : : Shou'der of Lamb, lb. 10¢ | Loin Pork Chops, Lb. 20¢ w. ples a Honey Comb Tripe, tb.5c Pot Roast, Ub. 12 1-2c m ‘nat? What Pork Steak, Lb. 15¢ " ns actions? He and said that it ery badly and, 1025 . “4 he would not take ft | MONEY BACK MARKETS blige Phir eapA ag ola BIG A oY Old Pike Market non as possible as | want | . cht rented $2.00 @ month GaXonla WARERY,.sou Cocuer Maite to get this over with. BAB | persaine @ silgntiyieea ‘Bech “ o A.—You did very wrong to en. ‘* “Wed return your money if ny sales we make you are not as sge yourself to the young man “en weented. before you knew whether you loved 3 , ‘ ° seer ee ee hae never done anything White Sewing Machine Co. to give you cause to be angry, and | New Main Stgge. ‘ 1,000 Umbrellas On Sale Saturday at D i 95 Not one that wouldn’t sell ordinarily at $3.50. Scores which would sell up to $7.50. Detachable Handles. Eight Ribbed Paragon Steel Frames. Gloria Cover Silk Cases. dy HIS is a special purchase made from one of the most celebrated manufacturers of rellas in the world, He was anxious to obtain our regular busine and to do this made us an unparalleled price concession on one thousand of his best umbrellas, These we place on sale Saturday on the Sales Square and in the Department at & price which is less than the actual cost of production 4 uth | | | d | 200 Different Styles of Handles ‘ | including Sterling Silver handles, Sterling Silver and Mother of Pearl, Gold Plate and Mother of Pearl, Wood handles capped in Gold Plate and in Sterling Silver, in fact any and every kind of handle that could possibly be desired | $2.50 would be the minimum price on any separate handle in the lot. $6.50 the maximum price. Let us remind you that we will have many lays and that s chance is the one of the season to. obtain one of these um as, which are frank extraordinary va that we have ever seen in many | years of merchandising experience. The special price for Sat y’s sale, $1.9 —The Sales Square, First Floor. | Wash Waists at $1 | Jewelry Novelties “ ; " Sterling Silver La Valliers | |Boys’ Shoes | A Variety of Materials, De ete Sa Bet Saar signs and Colorings Brilliante ol STRIVED white batiete waist, Cloisonne Enamel Pin Sets, | |i ‘clr wer ¢ ‘s A with cuffs and collar edged in 50c-—Dainty coloring and novel ie " Nell Rose and but to effects | nothing better than th tan > | maton, is caug’ ne neck with German Silver Mesh Purses, | Russia Bucher lace Shoes a small bow of Nell Ro The | 50c, with long chain handles, which are sturdily made to | | sleeves are thr i 7. be | ball ornaments. | sia As ua AP Wan: eben, 1 {wate 16 ell we ein Jeweled Aluminum Braid Pins, | | stand all kinds o be extremely serviceable pair, 65c—Formerly sold at $1 a | The last ts the common sense at $1, 00 pair and, higher. broad toe kind, and may be had A sheer waist, front trimmed Sterling Silver Picture Frames in wizes from 10 to 2 in rows of $1,—Size 24%4x3\%, Velvet backs Price obi 42.75 to $3. 09 collar of de « | ‘ear! and Crystal Hair Bands a color: both edged idery, 50c.—Also spun glass and mar- | |} | @ emall deift bow at the neck abou pompons. THis shoe is for the older boy The price is $ . 9 Paved Pearl Hat Pins, 25¢— the who wants the new || This waist has the arian color Tiny beads, short stems. Z tylee—the ¢ y Shoes. It ing used ip th which German Silver Vanity Cases, |: ho eg bi together with cotton cluny, makes @ $3.00, with place for cards @ tan button shoe on one of the cary aitaotten fran 5 Dutch nec coins and memorandum DBM, at Gold-Filled Coat Chains, $1.25. Styles sultable for men and women's wear, lined in the same ¢ Price oO in $3.59 | Third Floor $1.00 Second Floor. | ' | —First Floor. | The MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Ave. and Pike St. The MacDougall-Southwick Co. | OLD MR. CRAPEHANGE R BLOCKS A ROMANCE YOu wont BE THE MASTER f= OF YOUR OWN HOUSE -YouR WHE wie PROBABLY BE (DG AND G@ET THE IDEA, THR SHE KNOWS MORE THAN You DO AND WANT To VOTE ~ AND MIGHTS WHEN You Come Home From Worn, TIRED AnD EXPECTING A MOT DINNER~ You'le FIND SHE'S MARCHE IN SOME Foo. PARADE OR SMASHING WiINDows OR IN TaAiL-on- CONGRATULATE me, OLD Man, I'm Go To BE mane Tomonnow. [—] HELLo! CLaRice?weeeace 19 OVER BETWEEN US.] rei 8 FOR SIBERIA AT DON'T AGREE WITH WIDOW LOCKLAND, Me, March 14.—To dixprove or ablish theory that Rear Admiral Jos. G Eaton was mysteriously poisoned Prof. Wm. Whitney, a Harvard pro fesso . nalyzing the contents of Eaton's stomach here today. Ew t s he was sick for a death. The tho was ill but a CO-EDS PLAN PINK TEA TRAP THACA, M y be fresh and clean when it leaves the bake shop, unclean when it reaches the consumer. | bread is POROUS. If its crust is exposed , it would not matter so nauch so far as its erned, but this isture were all is not all Why Take Chances? wholesomeness ts cor WILL] FAVOR TAX CLASSIFICATION LAW =, a . In its rounds from baker to consumer it 1s handled by driver, whe a ic sion | grocer, clerk, delivery boy. Perhaps the hands are unclean. fre t 1 \ Perhaps these persons-are unhealthy . bh stod Rvery é who buys unwrapped bread is taking a chance. The ven) De ‘ bing bake t control his bread after it leaves his shop, but there's one way to ib bet roped insure yourself and family absolutely against unclean, wawholesome bread. i rig the phase o Eat HOLSUM The Large Fe ee te ee rant Wrapped Loaf thas h would give th ‘ 1 elena There are a thousand reasons why. But the best reason is it's wrapped rot the 5 e of taxation at the oven in a germproof, dustproof, waxed paper wrapper that preserves tur to the final serving on your table, A BUSY BUNCH, THIS ROUSOM Brea is made from the choicest flour and best ingredients it is possible to produce. ‘The water is filtered, the flour is thoroughly sifted and CHICO, Cal, Mare 14.—Fou tested in our ideally sanitary shop. sir a HOLSUM and Enjoy Health sips ted edb gat Eat and Enjoy Heal $280, after ng in running re rato Hated th places, Posses 10 cents at all grocers men back country to day i for the Hoisum Baking Co. PeTTrrrrre ss Ss ees sy \* |® All, letters cannot be an- * swered in the papetgand many |* are without name or address. |® A stamped, self-addressed er ® velope always brings a prompt @reply CYNTHIA GREY. x eee ee tee. ee ee ee! ° allan tndintiniiatatind