The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 5

—,_ A TT TTT IT’S BETTER TO LIE A BIT, SAYS BILLIE BURKE, IF ONLY FOR KINDNESS’ SAKE Pr, C Say le Store on the Corner The Little Store on the Corner e Want Every Lady in Seattle { with the fe) “Sweet HEART. | LOVE You 50 MUCH, ALTHOUGH you SQUINT AND YOUR NOSE 1S SO FUNNY. “little store on the corner,” get acd g with that Men-Tailored Cloaks and Suits n view we have placed on sale a> ae t to | ery lady of Seattle to ou Do not s this spler fits for the e of one itwell Cloak and Suit House 1600 Second Ave., Cor. Pine St. * ett TO Ss 3 or or se eu 44 een Ss PFrRIE ND: © uv AL Se ABIONALLY Orren Time of THe TING A very interesting letter has so artistically come to my desk im which the/himeelf; and {t i# certain that the lyoung woman declares she would) man who tells only the truth will never love any man who told her have to do as George Washington the “teentest, weenlest untruth,” | did, and marry a widow who has We told that there has lived| probably been surfelted with ~jone man that never told a lie sehooda of the husband who ha What an uninteresting man the/ gone before. lamented George Washington must| It would be rather Interesting to have been, if this is really true. | ferret out the beginning of that “he that many girls to/never told a le” tradition; for, of 4 court “turned him) course, it le the greatest lle of all |No man or woman living ts free f having a lover who/|from speaking untruthe; WE LIE e truth! Think of/ TO OUR ENEMIES OCCASION mr eyes are like| ALLY, TO OUR FRIENDS OFTEN, h like pearls, you are/ TO THOSE WE LOVE MOST OF} utiful tonight,” ete,| THE TIME, AND TO OURSELVE puree, you know ‘hat all these | ALI y nothings are just little love| bat they are sure t make courtship a thing to remerr that he beleves it Little Store on the Corner The Little Store on the Corner Suits Made to stebe Il I TO SAYER M our old Milan hair and reshaped $25.00 and $28.00 fed workmanship guaranteed ’ Tailor Suit Shop | Lumber Ex | THE TIME {f your lover says hat you think most satisfactory lo { man who ¢ S| @Latens.Ts 2 Cuuthin. G Give | THERE ARE SOME shattered? quire plain talk to make an im pression. The girl must he ex ceedingly bold and probably Is aware of the fact that you d not wish Silk Dresses to make enemies of her friends and relatives and takes advantage of this point. If, by your talk and manner, you have indicated you care for her attentions, wri a plain letter to her, stat that you think she |e stepping a long way out of her path, and if she wishes your friend: ship, she will cease such con duct. Factory Halr Store 1401 First Av. LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP ROOMS 500-1-2-3-4-5-6-7 ARCADE BUILDING Second Ave., Bet. Union and University NOT WORTHY YOUR Time le 1 mean Have received so tm w what they PUZZLED GIRL OF 20 A.—The stamps were poss! 1 don’t conside 9 worth any per especially that of a girl of 2 1 would advise you to puzzle your brains about something more sensible. You will per hink | am speaking too plainly, but | mean no offense whatever. It Is only in the hope that | may arouse your finer sonses, and show you usciass this sort of thing FOR SATURDAY how If you stlil desire to have the code, you car aly 0 6 at the reference roo PUGET MARKET CO.’S PACKING HOUSE MARKETS}... A cour NTR Y GIRL” “U.S, Government Inspected Meats” can el: borry MboicePorkRoast’s15c CornedSpareRibs y.5¢ fo--2 so" sy. lick Steaks {f° 15¢ Hog Loins, Per Ub.,5¢ ii. sue" lam Chops P« 15¢ PotRoast,PerLb.,12:c § ! = = women ¢ the WWION HELP 16 OUNCES PO THE POUND. BIG WHITE MARKET, Old Pike Market needless drudgery. SNYOEBR’S MARKET, Now Oorner Ma We ret: inted ent and ning em-| had, we| as a viniad money If any sales w@ make you are not as urn your THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 4, othing we|! te them, if you ¥ aR tk The HOLSUMyprocess—the 6usuM formula—the and AAOLSUM Bread have all been perfected, at great cogt of labor and money, custom of homg baking and pe the modern housewife HOLSUM BAKING co. 1913 s Mec Dougall cfouthwick In connection with JAMES McCREERYS CO., New York Men’s Shirt Sale Saturday 89c, $1.15, $1.35, $1.65 All Sizes, styles, 5 for All Men ¥ vey 3 Deliveries Butterich ee Daily in City Patterns SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Store open from 9 a. m. to6 p. m. daily IX month » we egan preparatious for i ile In the a rtment which is placed on its aturday is en the concentrated la | ix month We have chosen hundreds of fr es of } lines submitted to u Only the best have been bought ale The four big window Pike t give in idea of the v which yo Saturday At som Shirt oat styles, with n 1 Materials are cl ¢, madras in solid col vhite wit et izes 12% to At $1.15 Soft and Pleated Bosom Shir with French cuff all coat style. Materials are ette, Madras, Oxford ale Plain, solid, tripes, or dots are the patterns offered At $1.65 Pleated and Plain Bosom Shirts with cuffs | attached—some with French cuffs, others with straight } At $1.35 Pleated and } Bosom ts, with cuffs bands Many are in novelty effects of Madras. This is | attached—all coat style—s straight band cu ers just the kind of hirt that u would naturally ¢ « : ;: to get from a high class department of this kind. Included with nch cuffs. Materials are Ma in a variety of erized fabrics —First Floor. and patterns. Many are in m in this item are many shirts taken from ¢« which usually sell at $2.50. ir regular stock | color Some Interesting Toys For Saturday’s Selling OYS Meccano Sets. With this | gives infinite amusement to boys as | Folding Go-carts for dolla, steel wire outfit it is possible for a boy to | well as grown ups. Complete instruc- | wheels, rubber tires, with adjustable construct miniature sky-scrapers, | tions with every set. Full assortment | tops. Regular price $4. On Satur- bridges, Ferris wheels, trucks, wheel- 2 | é A barrows, wind mills, swings, etc. ‘The | 0f additional parts carried. Price, the day only $2.75. te, $1, $2, $3 Steel Express Wagons up to $6 Wheels are Rubber ture, Rand set comp! Balls of imported manufac- various designs. parts are all steel, do not break easily and will last indefinitely. This decorated toy of cold drawn steel, enameled in red. | Regular at 10c; special 6c. | The bodies are made of extra heavy | Character Dolls of celluloid, un Russia iron and are enameled blue. | yreakable and jointed. These dolls This is a high grade wagon and will | are nice for little fell en ll giv. ws, and will give give exceptional wear. It sells regu- | 2 world of amu see ante larly at $4.50. On Saturday you may | price is 35c. Saturday special at | buy it $3.2 Basement. _ MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Ave. and Pike St. The MacDougall-Southwick Co, tes mar stores and ask for| Do you think that too much dif-] sake, for that of your little their little qnes. Go to the set ¢ ference !n our ages? He has one children courthouse of the county seat t » bad habit and that ts his for The same power that suf. in which you reside and, with ave now He can hardly kee if. | fered these littie children to receive out a doubt, you will come to you will guide your footsteps to care for them. The ta plece| Car a tell me Ae school for children w WHO CAN’T TAKE A HINT. ean do? COMPORT. t music—they und | put t m trouble with so many of us is Dear Misa Grey 1 read yo eee charivar! the | agatn Very anxic we allow the fog of discourage- THE COVEY WET WASH answers y night and t wish to reply to “A Country the way through. /awalt your advice | ment to surround us and shut sk bamoeneinae tes aeeet a give th ind of 4 1 surely do agree with st Mne I A MOTHER, | out the sunshine of a loving Cipmant te, r H ww f this muste they have ving to be; | A.—Never, absolutely NEV | Creator. Do your very best market n disgrace to al{ ER take for your partner a | each day and you will be re world. When I go into r nothing} man whose love for tiquor warded. The more we over. « Igo: stands out above that of self come the more we have accom- {Uae fn my r's and| respect. If he can barely keep plished. Don't recognize the ~ bi ry himself, How do you think he word “fa eliminate such * I wish hands! will provide for five more? words fr your life . Factory Hair J <: *. | -Bowl'de ti if net tor sour'eon | Fin. "Mathers pension tae Daffodils A CHRISTIAN GIRL OF 18 = - ~| was passed to succor women 50c Per Doz. ‘ y 7 y ho are struggling to kee ah onsale Take the Elevator and yee drag bed st baad TE) iho “are struggling p Canaations tte 1 th: @ DC SEER RRR 50c Per Doz. Save Money paying attention | 0 of HIGHER POWER : : ; f and her friends 1 a e to you for advice, 1 * Ay Thar yu in ad 1 fa 1 an * y* IN BAR with ann rs * id 4 * * Closing Out Our falas gents tine ten bed ora tot fl vat mot * * PARIS FLORIST 18 Pike HOLLYWOOD GARDENS ond Av., eee ee ee ee 1534 Ker Main 1665. | Da t Dreamland tonight. ¢e*! 1 tell & » sent & 1 will find * CYNTHIA GRBY * t tailor strike in price. to wl n the recen HE DID IT Spring Suits of the all the new that will $60 to $75 for her es the ind now con test value y atisty been 1 Special Selling Prices for Saturday | LOT 1—EXTRA BROKEN LOT OF SUITS— $5, 00 $20.00 val mixu 20.00 SAMPL E SU" TS. ~In far $8.95 SUIT—In slack $12.50 and <GE d; lates 25.00 Mart chs MADE r in 1. Cash-} Sale 1 $35.00 HAND te oh MADE SUIT satin lined; ske linen and is The Cash-Raising Sale price $17. 50 LOT 5—$40.00 AND $50.00 HAND TAILOR MAD c 1 nd n LOT 4 Cash-Raising Sale SATURDAY BARGA N LIST $16 t 8 1) White oo Wh Dre is. Walst@ ....+.00+ SMMpons . HOLSUM bakery $9.45 $36.00 Silk Hundreds of Great 'B: argains, HOFFMAN CLOAK AND SUIT CO. to displace the old fogy MAKERS OF THE HOFFMAN SYSTEM TAILOR-MADE SUITS 1316 SECOND AVE. i | oe sguscanaal Se ete