The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—TU SSDAY, APRIL 22, 1913 7 Housewives of Seattle, Do You Know What the New Tariff Bill Is Going to Do for YOU? Miss Ida M. Tarbell, Writing for The Star, Tells What ft Will Accomplish i in YOUR Homes By Ida M. Tarbell F | On the locks and hinges of the door! Jand ret yne on what ho makes? It is tmpe ‘o Geny hit | On the paper on the walls! ketn ci P of Pscraebh if for no other reason, ag the worn rearing a family of children on a small On the carpet on the floorl , oer t taritt ilege lays the heaviest hand, She must take Everything, literally, that went Into the house, bore a ‘ does a great deal to put an end rd-earned wages and make them “do. here are no rebates, no wholesale buying, no| a aye bo | THES THINGS y frying pat ry in uinber on the free umb ne ' Juet 1 aid should huave ar jog he which has t t he Fe ‘ +4 ‘ maa ye p . It le probable that It will, by removing a multitude of unseen buys by Kk, u v e ca , “ pay 0 an € taxes—like these—that the Underwood bill will help the woman } most. The bill goes throu American Industry Ilke a man, ax In hand, goes up and down a o m Jong obetructed by overhanging : : i trees, sccum ations of drift, sand bare and rocke. He cute away . . “ 3 H " branches, pull out piledup logs and rocks, frees the stream to MEANS ‘LIM ITED PRODUCTION AND HIGH P ; rave’ ake ik amicus: 4 tia t we do Ite natural work. 80 the Underwood bill has sought to free It is S e screws of S n r c Ww - . Industry by pulling out every useless obstruction It could handle. tel resour d to pay It lo a long step towards undermining Privilege, and every man and nd d } woman who hates Privilege should fight for its passage ting ugh the just prepar tart . low i ‘ an BILL WILL LIFT LOAD OF TAXES Pr cher cease WARD PREMEED WoMan, I bon underten ee ee fom * “no za “m are not ordinartiy couate, Hand-Playing even the Ime that makes the plaster \ | The new t rwood b tof ntir c part ALL OF putting in supplies when prices are low taxes Juxuries, T int “| Club Terms: $2 a Week AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE STILL PAYING oy f/ be ig a Saree pe Hy — 3 pe 2 dj - WAR TAXES on Le HOU S 4 n ray t s to get higher rates t ct ayo { the Ame | Hete Ie a man who makes frying pane. He has a protection Ta arnt y s on tha | of 50 per cent, we will say, and he wants 70 per cent. It is doubtful fan a IDs Mo TARBELA if anybody ever Imported a frying pan, but he will grow eloquent oc dslmgeo ges +e c ‘ 28 we over the danger of his doing #0, and he will exhibit the long list en et even : ed in She has pald them on the naile that held the lumber together! of duties he has to pay—duties on coal, on Iron ore, on Iron plates, seemtera. 8° nd they 4 i 80 On the glass that went into the windows of the house! on machinery to pay paid taxes on lu On the acreens she used in summer! By a The Adventures of Johnny Dan Cupid Is the Thoughtless BRYAN WILL AID IN tn ar wel CY TO PATON UD ee ie 615,000,000 Heiress SENATORIAL MIXUP __ ——— ~ LABOR TROUBLES, Atter an sGeal; See What She Got gic can you put a duty on all the materials he uses Bene ABE HURWITZ. | ed, for a direc f A Horsrcg Caer Fi a re TS 2 ere P RaPare If you've been prejudiced a r pianos, pianolas and the like, you should co: lers Music House and hear the new Perfected Player. 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Cochran, 1343 Stur- bias ng tute .. ae 2 r with a fork Thousands of nervous, e “ f *ss Road, Seattle, Wash., Testimony of a Resident of Sturgess Road. tea, eat ice cream | ta i " |discouraged, sickly wo- . \AARA sa “The statement I gave the play drew a crowded Tate 4 John Drew | ’ 0 \ g Last night play stied faim Be: {deal she described)men have traced their . Net A ! for publication 1 mending That was the house and many were turned away. It is ja ye "troubles to sick kidneys— has Today superbly acted by the Bailey & Mitchell i ; : 4 RUM 7 ay. DIFEE REN’ N jhave found quick and AN eit they had ct member of | dis beautifully staged. Thursday j ive. ib oe ‘ fear tha one she ekentad "| thorough relief through us- \Wos,— Sauk beater tart players and 1s beautifully ged. : bt * He d of outdoor sports, | ing Doan’s Kidney Pills. IN ar ) iney trouble, and Saturday afternoons there'll be a special eae: i sinblasdaiting ite horaes and motoring, but othe | "The painful, ; ea Che nec matinee for the ladies. Admission to any , : ed. teat’ Meattli ' : os Sica (Thin times of woman’s life are aad | he te aly eRe ‘ oy me tear yw as $26 per || Carrots : : 8 much easier to bear if the jo od health and has part of the theatre 25c. Superior in every ee : wits 190 ka P kidneys are well. at sa teks nf tide way to any road show new traveling on the ¢ , eam | 5 Here’s a Seattle case. } ” Pacific Coast. L rd Albert B. 0 “When Your Back is Lame—Remember the Name” i ' ; In village and in town, % Tied Ave. hd Chenry ©. Northern Rank “ida, : Re my i though it's ‘going up, 9 Sold by all Dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Proprictors re peace A RR OS i ; It's always golng down | and must wear his clothes like