The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1913, Page 3

ta fe Trae Source PRESIDENT of Beauty t be ood hes f alc. pete’ TS AGAINST usu a bs the nce of im} vurit es impurities wl headache, back , nervousnes ‘of 8 spirits, the By times, ison Gardner dH ‘y pltoagn 4 WASHING YN, May 14 Sy hen there is need ou Will use I s fav f \ free tolls fo t aw. Th in no AS A current Issue, t eventually it fs bound to come t t rT" On f the admin , t this American coastwise shipping is a practical monopoly. More. ov tr t is one controlled by the anscontinental railroads, For eign ships are forbidden by our sleep r . shipping laws to engage in any ‘ten, nerves V form of coastwise trade, The will recover t! 1 of | American shipper, consumer, } producer and co ra ling eyes potiess com-| ° and coastwise travel d er are all absolutely at the gion, FOS | vivacious mercy of the combination i : which owns, bullds and runs Hs Help Women To Good He alth| sai 3 veosels carrying the American | flag in coastwise trade, There | Is no competition between consiwise vessels. This combination is what re. celves the benefit of free tolls through the Panama canal un Pad everywhere. In dower, 10e., 2S der the present law, Free tolls ac. The direations does not necessarily mean low ay to quod bea er freight rates. With a hard ast monopoly the free toll es a profit added to the ee met r "g charge. It is a sub ty handed to a trust oat and a s t wa Mr. Wilson ‘ t ter. H od er ‘Wy in. n he ared bh { o "BULL BROS. it Printers d in the American THIRD MAIN 1043 | ships,” 1 n of Pres ee il Vilson it 1s a very mislead CMARLIE cLosE : H Bot “ery og & ~ COVELL and MM. MANS and senate, and ewe m San F ra » have not a det oreny ove i steel trust BELMONT CAFR, of coastwise and Stewart Second Av Business Building and Business Getting Speci Positively from 9 to 11 a. m. only. No phone de limit on each item as stated. | Misses’ School Hats Third vias. trimmed, all re e. Thu ady to wear. up to t wn, t shapes are right iors, red, navy, bre to 1, « Limit, 4 whit two hats Cluny Laces { Searchlight Matches Main Floor “Economy Basem>nt” ; co Bands! vy, krow what you u ap r them—Thursday 10¢ ad ee 4 boxes for. teales Oxfords “Economy | Basement.” Ladies n-metal new can $1 Ag Umit, 12 Yards. Table Center Pieces “Economy PA splendid lot and sca « two pairs. DON'T MISS THIS ONE Second Floor. All Day Bargains Ladies’ Muslin Drawers Third Floor. quality of nain h fine trimmed Ladies’ Morning Glory Dresses nd Floor, Half Wool Art F ndid Depar rvice Art Squares n Ofte plece and rever ent of patterns Art Squares. $6.45 Art Squares $7.75 12x12 ft. Art Squares, .$9..46 juares $12.50 FREE TOLLS SEATTLE, WASH., ‘TWELVE HUNDRED CHILDREN TO SING GRAND OPERA IN SEATTLE’S MAMMOTH MAY FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AT ARMORY la, Le OES WEDNESDAY, MAY LEON E FILLIAR AND LOUISA ELLER BECK 14, 1913. SEATTLE NEXT T Bargain Day Ribbons ie and 40 alues fancy and * STANDARD EMBROIDERY BOOK 20 With Transfer Pattern Free __ Men’ 8 © Summer ‘Underwear, Shirts ar Drawers; a & garment £00 Beautiful ee-quarter broidery tr Day Clove pric brown collars “i Wo In navy Ratine waist 25 Serpentine C vatue $2.00. 1 There and have pea three-quarter le | $1.50 House Dresses for 98c i OUT OF THE*HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT ANNIVERSARY SAL cm Clover ag an Charming One-Piece hee 3 TACOMA © THAT 42-STORY BUILDING RY SALE | £ —_—_—_—————— for Clover Day at 19¢ Tomorrow It’s 75c Lace Curtains rds beth sulgurian $1.75 Panama Sailors, black, with beautiful Clover Day wiies $3.50 Rough 1! and square cro and bow of ® at n. Sailors, black or natural straw, with uck bands, Priced for Clover Day at . 33¢ ee lot of Trimmed Shapes; best $ inion, «Priced #298. v 4,75 “WE TRIM YOUR OWN HAT ‘FOR 50c. 15¢ Curtain Scrim Choice patterns fn Colonial and cony J designs, yard 8° 35c Oriental Laces and ntic White Silk Map roe iege 6 neck, full length sleeves; lace and Ae $1.98 tan or fancy stripes, made with Nets Dutch neck and hig 18 inches wide. and N Regular for door panels ver Day price and transoms, a yard 10¢ 8c Shelf Oibeloth repe Kimonos; $1.49, over D. PIC@.. 665. nigra gd Age Aptis Printed and y ed in silks and satins | 1 ac alloped $1 43 borders, yard neth, Chotee ‘ A Ac $2.50 Portieres, a pair, $1.88 The most Interesting thing about! Loulsa Ellerbeck are two of the | citle among them being the Cin . A na | otal th i " cinnat! Festival of Music ree ware b 4 May Festival of Music, to the! p ipals o heorus. They t Mo of xt ams aod ‘ Handsome brown an Sa . of Ge a ' J managers and instructors ts that | take leadi arta, In as much — percales, with or with- Men's Shoe Women’s Shoe green two-tone Tapes- the tickets inexpe y|they sing the leade—also in the out collars; plain colors Bargain Bargain tries, with knotted well The t a or fancy st and $4.90, and § Shoes $2.50 Vicl Kid Walking fringe; patterns of ‘ P )xfords for men i or button a May 15 and rn F een't detract from i checks, Regular price Datedt leather oF ® ae eee beauty and — service. the u are more the cho- trained $1.50. Cl at 2 © or but- tos. * Clover Day price, a . ; anyway cal pert 1.50. Clover Day, choice ines to Shoes” and HEM: cca esove epbabae high Considered merely as an adver contributed by student talent in the gs a olan: goes given Fr tising the May Fest r io #« s pa at 8:16, 7 1 ears of existence these fostivals are| y m marked public f ‘ good music and an increase — . Children's $1.75 Rugs, Hose, size 26x54; black or tan, fringed ll Con Carne. ; aged Glcan’ Stason: YOUR each and JAPAN EXPECTING TROUBLE WIT H U.S. Mins mon in a SAN FRANCISCO, ay ¢ war with Russia,” ho said, The olf men pe Jasea nik what as made Ja great in her own the young ¢ say, and the latet es. Tho boast of her pe ovet the Philippines and Hawall at she is a nation of the f This was the de or ass, and the alien land movement Rev. Milton L. Cle r in California is taken as an infer the late Samuel L. ( is not what she pro 1), who arrived er Persia from Jay of Japan's wise old he has be that sooner or later nglish in the & ould be a conflict of Inter DUTCH CLEANSER FOR a okob tween the United States and) At the Dream Until Wednesda oy the Pacific. This ts also| “The Golden Wedding,” “Clar|{ OPEN 9:00 A. M. young men of the nation at the Thea “Fixing Aunty,” “T a Malden,” “Pathe! has no ready money for| Weekly No. 20 a ready means for ese 18 ar fund through its in-| At the Melbourne Until Wednesday THE MARKETS he is not in 8 system, She has plenty} “Past Redemption Her Sister's ioationa! fr rs having the conscript | gec Olgie on the Force,” “Hi ‘ entals, cause | Ups and Downs The tellewieg ere the average prices! call ts aa “ t | at the Alhambra Until Thursday + voll ade z ple pale "| HEIRESS DOES Lock of Milton’s | “sts Atego, attest, (Sim meee re 1 Weekly Netty se RSA lee . lit,” “The ( r Industry eas 'S WASH Hair Sells for Me fg Mg At the Circult Until Wednesday epee prea wt Doty sigs 3:W € Beast and the Jungle,” three Lagi weecingua tT Eat FAMIL $13;Woman’s $ 10. oo sal aa Se seconds LONDON, May | STOCKTON eee New apples ai P 14.—A k of/Cal, May 14.—| At the Grand Until Wednesday sed aisais—tetiing Price CINCINNATI May 14.—Thel i Poet John ars is| “The Other Girl.” “Cruel Susp! : Mrs. Blar McVey places her/Miiton's long » pald|etons,” “The Old Clock.” ts de ia wanking fora Lopen fora braid | At the Black Cat Until Wednesday f : ‘ of Mrs, Mariana] “The James Boys in Missourt, family y and obs Pitaceo's | three s 1 it, denplte that she re-| Mrs. Pitaceo re-| © 0 had from an attor Other os near Stock-|At the Clase A Until Wednesday 18% - hat she wa prices with her The Cheyenne Massacre,” two H es gv fi ) estate left b: band and Lo-| reels I 1 13% and | pez tried to pe 1.6.8 10@ 113 I nr just the | pé of sunde ber to| At the Home Until Wednesday a ea MeVe th te Bi-| elope with him “The Good Within Marriage i714 | ; to California this in excellent} The married|by the Whe »”” "When Jim Re. i ro week the estate. She has le, which was) woman refused | tu nont Weekly No. 59.” pron Ors, ie sen living for herself} presented by! and Lopez whip- | coe he r 18% 1 a washer-|John Ruskin to ped out a razor| At the Yesler Until Wednesday |! 13 ne led | Laurence Hil-)and rushed to-| “A Frightful Blunder,” "The Two | ricioena | ‘ d ward her. Mrs. | Brothers The Scales of Justice,” | Te>* Scliing Price“? 6 he worked | Pitaceo scream-|"Pete Tries the Stage.” Hama i = 19% “raph manu-\ed as she saw +. BACOR voc: e a4 nes | Ct Of The the shiny blade|At the Society Until Wednesday |} SS), exch 1% Youngest Miss/flash before ‘her ‘The Left-Handed Man Whif. wid soe le | AT THE THEATRES 1 d face and wasifles Tries Moving Picture Acting,” |.» Werticaae ce Sabian -_ Ke poem |then surprised |""An Excursion to Grande Char-|1t J THIS WEEK. commencing,|to see Lopez The Pride of Inno Vibe 8 Moore— Lyman Howe traveling Chiat he Pe. nig Ma ing orf with ae > c Numbers,” a long brald of i ee Dre tn || $13.75. her hair, Jus At the Moore 14 Metraps tan eal , Dean Swift's tice Albert Par Lyman H, Howe Traveling Festt-| é Fee exe Mitchell wtock {| alr. @ small lock | ker fined Lopes | val | 24 | Seattle tia a umed, given to| $40, The hair \o a in “7 dopdy Dr. Batty by Mrs. | was returned to UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY CLUB Peo ats nt Orpheum Vane Hoole, $8.76. Mra. Pitaceo, Lo Plans of the Port Commis mpress—V¥ Dr. Johnson’s|pes sald will be the subject of an a Pantayes— Vaudeville hair, a small por-|took the braid|by Judge C Reme fore GRAND ~Vaudeville and motion | |) fr ae 4,of hair as a ve the Untyersity Community club pictures 0 1embrance. meeting which will be held Wed CLEMMER — Photoplays ana] ° o. 19 nate nesday evening, May 14, at 7:30 in vaudeville. e Univer or MELBOURNE—Photoplays and A. H. LUNDIN has been appoint. |‘2¢ University Mbrary. vaudeville, ed to succeed J. C. Higgins as| MODERN elegantiy turntahed ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and J) prosecuting officer of the Seattle| rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir |] vaudeville. Har association for i |handling disbarment proc the purpose of | gt us, Eighth lake. EB and Virginia, ne IMott 803, bby’s Canned Meats. ediess Raisins, es in ofl, CHOICE, 4 FOR 25c 98 “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”, | Birmingham, Ala. qualified for a | Carnegie medal when he swam into the Gulf of Mexico and rescued R, W. Grinton, a real estate dealer. Grinton, who could not swim, had + 80.00@31.00 : 20.00 BOY SWIMS FAR TO donned a life. preverver and’ wae SAVE LIFE OF MAN) orien noone an achallow, water, swept out into the Gulf. ‘He called for help. Grinton was unconscious when rescued, TAMPA, Fla, toa old May 14 Frank At Saras Abbott ye of SAVES ELDERLY PEOPLE FROM KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES Sleep Disturbing Bladder Weaknessen, Backache Stiff Joints, Rheumatic Pains Disappear After Few Doses Are Taken While people along in years are | like water does a sponge, dissolves naturally subject to weak | 4nd drives out every particle of uric s, they can avoid the tortures |8¢!4 and other poisonous impurities more that lodge in the joints and mus- of backache 1 rheumatism, and /cles and cause rheumatism It be saved the annoyance of getting ralizes the urine so it no longer up at night with disagreeable blad ates the bladder, overcomes un- der disorders, for the new dis ssary breaking of sleep and re- covery xone, elieves |stores the kidneys and bladder to the most sev nate |health and strength. | cases. It matters not how long you have oxone relieves these conditions | suffered, how old you are, or what by rer ing the cause. 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