The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 4

APRIL 4, 1918 THE SFATILE STAR ” Tre soRmrrs HWHST LBAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS ving fall lensed wire mews service of the United 1526 @ECOND AVE 216 PIKE pr, r {sitive ae Becond-class Matter, °’ 0: pleastr ll the wo A MEMORY TEST 1 Things we never expedt to see a ae sea . STAC rat oer cone isny TeLEL! ©, A te rig He ( me | iealiecananel A barber without a eure for bald TWO BIG STORES! AN IMMENSE STOCK! eed Dally by The Star Publishing Co, Phowe: Buebanae Malu 9406 ago club women demanding that dl Oe. dianiwho notte initk hark | A couibinat that vorce be made easier, while in Hos ton there i# always 4 ery that tar | riage be made easier } SAVES YOU MONEY Correct Models, Nothing A hot alr furnace that works when the wind blows. | carry the latest Novelties best of Materials carried CALL ON US TODAY. 1625 GECOND AVE. THE WONDER 216 PIKE br, A Serious Matter can't “I'm tn a terrible predicament.” What's the trouble 1 want to clean my gloves and I want to take an auto ride, but with We don't know anything about [Pr Friedmann's serum, but we feel sire rat the aft charges ‘ h depart t true or untrue ever e Ne > Agair aia rive koa it will never cure the New York Ecooting the peice 1¢ in'T can't 48 But it make li ¢ charges selene Sostora ford both.” 4 t f th . ait ment tn ai arog ¥ ¢ health de n seriou y “ d , i Ae A coalman and an teeman had a “One man in every 47 who voted the pr t et makes the charges m [fight tn Chicago and the spectators toe Wilson te asking tor an otfiae,” serious ble t } 1 biection is being raised ha are g fo gig age or who says @ Washingte dispatch This : stoppoc om. he crowd must roves that not all the men whe te the ey ft enting the health officials to obstruct have known the two fighters. rhea tor Wilson were Dewocrate. | yrot : the ; va Tne sani aie ational Absolutely Nothing Personal. ‘anne S an to ny with the ope ; Friends of Fred McGrath, now lo Oh, yes, old fellow. f etl re}/QUR PRECISE ARTIST board to be expected from officials who Jeated in Flint, desire to make It) member that $5 I borrowed two ea known that the re bles | years ago, Did you think I'd for are to sif s to th If the legal ob growing out of the re it-leotten fee "da you Pgs fn structior ‘ esent Health Commissioner Crichton,} ‘Better run over there to your! ation of the wood and coal dealers” “Not from the way you'd succeed | . P mamma, kid. You're Hable to lose| by (he sealer of weights and meas-| eq in dodg ver since.” | oiine f other official in the health ’ ¢ : ed in dodging me ever since but is o wrney for r her Jures were not personal to Mr. Mc | | sa heing done an injustice and| “Oh, I can catch up with hor easy|Grath, He happened to be one of A Regular Chicago Girl. Heel-Proof depart: ( eing e | v | rT a | P 2 : |before she gets past a millinery} many dealer j were Miss Seymour Misner and Mins he shot make t ation clear store ‘ound to be of short measure, and, Sally Cabler have invited 18 friend eo For ee broad sense, the council pro ™ [like the rest, he paid a fine, remed- of Miss Hulda Larimore to attend ‘ anes nally |. Editor, The Star-—I_ have been |led the difficulty at once and contin: the vaudeville, Miss Larimore Is a oor a | n ceedin na y > OnE reading a book in which simplified | ved lo t esa.—Cheboygan | much feeted April PU Wayne accused » trial And the city has the right to/apellir b been used, But I{ (Mich..) Tribune (ind.) Journal ‘a pe bes eee ; haven't been able to ma y senso | - aes > expect f t , f the health department ev idea Toa Bore ea TOMORROW SEAT TF PAIN aid and > possible to the bottom of the/O.L. R A most popular or any other week day Manuractont charges ud of meeting with obstructive tactics on their] rinots nas elected to the United Style $2 69 from aay of the part enate a democrat with pink — = - a wane Reve Senn oie ; Following Dealers in Seattle and Vicinity; find a democrat tn Ilinota }who hasn't some kind of whiskers BEALH, G. H, Renton $, B. A., Kirkland MENTAL SCIENCK INDUS. BROO. PRIAL. CO. 25 ae MUHL, GUSTAVE, PAIN! BUCK, CM Dallas ay 219 Pike st mene | | BUCKMAN, FRED, 413 Denny | MOTOR HARDWARB OO, 45 | A Cannibal |_ We are in receipt of a card from ns n't it, the plight of 15-yearold Helen De Witt,]our friend, ©. D. Seacrist, a former Sad , p a ' ling school and| Ripley boy, of Lodi, Calif. He bad New York heiress to nm s, in arding school an) George W. Kitne, of Greenwich, 0. last Sunday.—Ripley cor-| “A box seat.” Way Fremont ay BURKE, G@ NEW Spectators who had been watch & Sons, — PACIFIC couldn't get al ng seal palt y — a year—so went to/ ier inser acme Nigra ome tutors who had been watch [J BURKE, O. N. & Bo ccrPIC WINE aagathon 1 : : : — Aihee : ped ren ve User, oe Kale for is : te in rere AT He MERCANTILE | ee oa 2 HARDWARE or. : t ape aad as tl : light of a aeod many hun : ind = DAHL! 11. & CO,, 223 Pine ia borer "Goon dreds of t! 3 of girls } nly just as Z a as Helen rd fosn wise S k ae ‘ i HAROWARM sto iD a Ri e-girls in the want lines, stru ling to keep head up on pay 80 “There's alt} O Sh 4a ti lk f e d E OP riers mas Cra ens 2 BLOCUM & REED, Met and nevertheless "Cause already, almost at lites wanes {JUL Shoes talk Lor us, ANd! [Best Short || mony sans) MEMS, HAE ES Beginning, it is ng Helen off from natural human rela- eeearts tontuae? STORI ES ye SON, & a oe Sistaten one Pike ee * SUNDE & ERLAND CO, 0% Dave Cowllck, who's th’ kind of man who likes ter walt in a barber our customers realize that —_—— we save them 50% on every association with folks just as folks, and thrusting he ions, fro her into a sct where what has, and whom she goes with by what they have H. W., 2028 B. Madteon HALPERDALE & HOLT, 36th av. and EL. 45th st. of the Day Railroad av. YOUNGERMAN, THEO, Ret mond does is measured by what she ; hop.” : - In being poor you have at least two advantages which pe When th by became tired of] HOLMES HARDWARE CO., 637 bi ee 00, 3400 Ral: ¥ : ‘ eatin . her candy placed nearly «a Queen Anne av rs the born rich can never acquire—the discipline of struggle pair they bu whole st the table Sister Ma ea TACOMA. . ion among the ve Meeks Aan tan thie eres Mar')] (NDEPENDENT PAINT &WALL c find an almost ted choice of association among the very y. Jorle took up the sweet and began |I Papen CO, 1509 E. Madison HICKOX-CRAMETOR PAINT best people in ul ad. Sign In a Second avenue window ee ee Re i od KENT HARDWARE CO., Kent SMITH HARDWARE “ ted srrands ] + . ’ le the baby cry lustily . 00., 686 Envy Helen? ta bit. Sorry for her. Guess we don’t], “Wanted” Boy to run ¢ rands | WV e don t use lar ge newspaper ad- You don't want {t a 1 yon|f| KEKE, J. B, 6623 Rainier bivd. 8, Union ach pity for the rich. They're just as mt f : ay. a he ] ’ 7 yf con't wan tt KNOWLES, L. G. & SON, 3512 EVERETT ee ee vertisements. We don’t pay any "troodneat, taby, 79 Premoat 8 & D. CLARK & CO, 2% fotten so schease, scgubiehaeienl abated mon thaacuten | eaiehl ¢ yy f, . P " ms y gd sta MADRONA PHARMACY, 34th Rockefeller a — alien < ck cash aid the (ismeeuat fancy rents for ground-floor stores. We Yk Ora oan ie en rear Floors painted with IRONITB need not be repainted as oftes when other paints are used, because {t has such remarkable wearing qualities, It ts easily applied—works easily under the brush and does don’t spend one cent for outside show, but we do undersell other shoe stores, and give you $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 footwear for 4 are rea fm the * as anybody in sympathy, friends! ; Little Agnes between her fifth d sixth birthdays developed creat fondness for milk. Vistiing| ia tnt, she drank #9 much | not “pull,” thus saving time. 2z2-50 and 2-9 . to remonstra Agnes | IRONITE dries over night, with a sliky lustre, and woo hard as iron, Made in ten oolors. Ask any of the stood the grounds for remonstrance becom Don’t overlook our Men’s Tan Calf Boots; T ahouide't think you'd be eolh above aealane toe mee amen Cane ames He's n, Moreover i the need, the absolute need, of somewhere both Button and Blucher models. he mur} 1! i . 4 OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 10 two whole ATTLE NT 0. getting on all fours with his fellow men; of now ar i MANUFACTURERS. Third Avenue South and Jackson Street, Seattle. We also make RAINIER LIQUID PAINT and paints for every purpose, That Kills a rom the refinin Second Avenue and Pike St t lovable home “AS 5 2 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP <2 bs one bes #0 | — ‘ by tr e fa ir thet | i : , ey gasses’ GRANDMOTHER USED SAGE ; 4 men and « 1, and,|and ts forced to the West 4 therefore, w ry state-|Later Jack returns 1} having Ke i | 5 2 or the aged. He makes every | " monarchs are f I life ave Go aks senciation tie a ‘ age bestest thought of s. I ' all gi wera her by returning her old| Mixed With Sulphur It Makes |°t ® large bottle for ab ¥ go to The Modern Prodigal” is a Hair Soft, Beautiful; wir wuatic che en > | el Vitagraph at the Clty Sis ) vitin 2 Rahrcmsigralrcts pg i Working In the garbage collection department has the advantage, lle Sick SUFe RMEEEE reas hy ; @t any rate, of affording relief from the high cost of watermelons At the Olympian Tonight. pare “a Forest Fire,” “His Birthday f Sage and Sulpbur for|hair and. 4 Appraisal of Harriman’s estate shows $70,000,000, This will appear|Jacket,” “Mrs. Lilliper’s Legacy, ae teat Se halr and i wonderful to the American of the next century, |*Sammy Orpheus.” I i Atay getline iorerils itchy scalp a i pensar eee lia krand: ling hatr } Yale's kind of chirked up because, of her senlor class of 255, only| At the Yesler Until Sunday. @ Kept bor halt] A wellknown downtown druggist a 390 drink Phe t nena? “Sdeania Pek ned, says his custome Insist on Wy - She 7 Batali th's Sege and phur, because s Motorcyclist who ran over the little West girl was going 20 miles The Old Guard « ay. ft darke na an hour. The Whittlesey machine went 35 miles ap hour. [ut the|gon.” © this and evenly that nobody can Griffiths speeders’ bill ts still on low gear “ee with ¢ ' applied 8 80 easy to | sink op At the Home Until Sunday. i! too. You simply da n a ae When you've found how old is Ann and who got the $5,000, you can| “Sina of the Father,” two reels; : ; i or soft brush and draw it | tt i finding out who sent the flag to Judge Humphries.|“Regains Reputation,” “The Wa the rewing at home ts your hair, taking one 4 { the Federated Clubs did not Lady m ate, Be adap 8 tatime. Do this at nigh | \ — - “ee @ this petier . I did v t drink, but 1 - At the Class A Until Sunday asking at any |ap S T'can get along until’ morn-| ih Gen. Gonzales, Porfirio Diaz's old aide, says that his trip to Mexico The rican Princess: The ady-to-us Everybody's ine ii = =3= 5) bas no political significance. He'd better get that notion heavily|M edelia # 4 Lady, oe i ‘. ed before r ing Mexi ww E er is Obtained ¢ @ alters that await, a Washington dispatch announces, with an air of importance, that At the City Until Sunday pera ° } o Bo bey Deg ne day | \ -< the fuss over It, you'd think they nd at 40 ’ Ky Chinese fal HAT MAKES ee aie i the ; Denny-ante « | . Lao at mer wt re t e ' —_— ae 7 “*#e | § ¥ . < é ive under nid No. red At the Dream Until Sunday ) y ’ 4D) | # |}, “and overs «think I Alf | i , — ca” > i 1 rs his wn and I{if 4 sale ine acre ‘aes a ts baad dows aed 1 Benjamin 1 nod Sul i; TPF) MISS ao ne ‘ee hs shod.” al P oats ag 5 1 WESTERN Ot ad Wa. &, “ven cuake tol ie Metees or Suits, Overe rf 5 At the Union Until Sunday f 0) YN sort WHEAT? an loumavuud live with the l neverwe i Benjamin Clothes and Raincoats ae Ri. ance > Kaybee,” we 5 YoY pp ai 2h fe | atsta rom one year end to an-| lf a national stand- ij : | Se Ee) eee | a enjamin CREAM s CHEAP-PRICED. 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