The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1913, Page 5

MMER STRAW HAT oe * woot MILLING ger People's Bank | A Yecorate yottywooo GARDE NS Florists and Decorators VEGETABLE SILK WEAR ANDO HOSIERY! Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth Peeples Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike QPECIAL LOTS OF HATS $3.50 and $5.00 FROLICH MILLINERY PARLORS $92 Arcade Building Special on FRESH LILACS 10c Bunch — PARIS FLORIST 218 PIKE ST. COVEY WET WASH LAUNDRY Ce increasing their plant an t in order enad to do better work and «! + Best equipp bitshed wet wa. EVERETT-SEATTLE BRBAN RAILWAY EVERE ainess, the e and hone Limitea | More respons: ne. = ond 8 fn I cannot understand why some at . clever woman in the crowd let that juntruth go unchallenged n the women ARE ssf first place, 1! in business *—and statistics show suce busine that they are put { tions of re sponsibility and trust I sometimes wonder at the calm ness 1/TRIMMED AND |/UNTRIMMED Our Spring Clearance To clean up our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, we willing to sacrifice profit. Your Second Summer Hat! Here’s your chance— land at a bargain. This sale will add to the many friends have made this season—get acquainted with our “saving system. Seance RR | g Trimmed Sample Hat,|Any Untrimmed Shape, ues up to values up to te. ....... Ga00| p50... $1.00 includes Milans, fine of line’ pHats, also a Panamas. I egho 18, ‘Hair and Azure Braids. trich Fancies, all colors ind designs— 31.00... $1.50 Come up and see our fine and Willow in two and f French shaded "The latest Eastern novel-|three tones, at the most reasonable prices in the city A new shipment of fine Trimmed Hats fre New fork will be included in this sale—the earlier you shop ithe better the choice—and a greater variety Open Saturday evening till 9 o'clock. ORIGINAL LADIES’ SAMPLE HAT STORE PANTAGES THEATRE BUILDING Second Floor Second at Seneca -W. & N. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC LOW ROUND TRIP PARES TO ine. 2 1 oo BM St. Louis. /, 70.00 Te 0-W. BON New York . {me P ee eee Sanitary Steel Coaches Philedelphia *S 108.60 Washington, D. . 101.00 Niagara Falls ¢ 72.00 jenver . 65,00 Ben «2 3 8 5 (11008 Montreal. 105.00 Omaha. Kaneas City and Missouri River Points 60.00 Proportionately Reduced Rates to Other Eastern Points Sale Dates, May 28 to Sept. 30, 1943 Going limit Gftcen deyes final retern limit Ortwher 31. 1913. Liberal stopovers allowed. going and coming. with sheice of routes LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR TRIP J, H. O'NEILL District Passenger Agent Telephone Main 932 716 Second Ave. all kinds of} “lof the b r than men when | Jourselves and to be leorrectly cata | We are 4 we are extravagant but I am sure that, while we ma perhapa, spend more than 1 other sex forget tha e great buyers of the wo: It ia ist as it le the busines not extravaga only extravagance wt oe not ver yet known a w get more her nee one does PUPPY LOVE Dear Miss Grey: I 14 and an [talk about us | Ie ft all right to go with boys the age of 147 In ft married at the years? Yours tr ROWN EYES A.—It ls positively wrong for a girt of your age to go with the boys in the sense of beaux, as your mind is not sufficiently developed at this time to know | anything about love } A girl cannot legally marry under the age of 18 years, and a boy under 21. | advise you to apply this surplus energy on your leasons, and develop your self into a woman worth while. it will keep you busy if you do A BASKET SOCIAL Dear Mins Grey: Will you plea answer this letter as soon as pos sible? here is a basket social in our neighborhood soon, and as | t 0 not know to have a lady's name Must I hunt t the contents Are supposed te bring a eatables wit? r at a basket la Does one sut of the basket, or should the contents be a table? What should one 4 1 such baskets to eat? Kindly give me an {dea, as I want sary, and I also want ne 3 proper in ther nkin A GREEN CLODHOPPER A.—A card bearing the lady's name should be placed just inside the cover of the box, and the man who pur chases it is supposed to find the lady and eat supper with her. The tunch is eaten from the basket, unless tables are pro. vided for same Each lady Is supposed to bring a basket If she expects to eat supper Four sandwiches—olivee or | email pickles—four pieces of cake, fruit or candy Is sufficient | lunch to put in a basket. | LIKES TO KEEP HIM GUESSING Dear Miss Grey: Will you please Ia tf ears of been going ¥ a nice young man four He a me and, wants me to marry hit Sometim care enough to marry prom except when I didn't mean tt He never goes out with or to see any girl be 1 times ask him to with any other to keep t F hir wheth I love is always aah a him I do love him, though f do not | want to get married for some time aska me, shall I tell Are | When he [him the truth? again | Mt and | Ladies’ engagements | THE FRIDAY, MAY 1913, 3 Deliveries Daily in City. ck SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET et | | rc DMeDougal ofouthwi In connection with }AMES McCREER) Y6 €O., New York Store open from 9 a. m. to6 p.m. daily Children’s Summer Dresses B ACK rt | years ~ aturday Sale of Shirtwaists ues at $1.95. ‘in Stripe Drennes lhorder of blue re trimmed with 4 81.05. A pretty N hort od match dress neck and pink f pings of blue to ale awh eves and pleatec Sizes 8 to 14 an in blue wkirt it ped material to to 12 years, and 1 belt and pink vbray fastens on mateh, A $1.95 and piping of wtr little pretty dress, 6 $2.00 and $3.50 val » prettiest new de lor combination A one-piece Dress of blue stripe percale is © crepe, marquisette ar # bat The trim re trimmed tn bands of navy blue and pipings of Lace, Cluny, Irish Crochet Pin Tucks, Button 1 Embroidery red. It and short in a model, with 4 wored skirt 6 to low $2.50 neck sleeves years have the collars with br and prettie This pretty Bulgarian Dress of pink and blue all show the newest chambray fastens on the side and is trimmed Oth Mher dainty Walsta with pipings of white. It has the low neck, short cade tak of paunariae sleeves and pleated skirt. A collar and belt o pin t cks over the should Pin tucks au There { than $2 Very special r Saturday's sell welf Sizes 6 to 14 material $2.05 Other pretty 6tol4 finish the dress lac Wash Dre is for ittle girls from from $3.75 to $7.50. Second Floor $2 and $2.50 Men’s Shirts $1.65 $1.95 Floor range tn price Second Corsets BOUT fozen Shirts in the assortment in sizes 14 to 18——practically all sleeve lengths ‘“ This Iw an absolutely perfect fitting Shirt Special Values Saturday 1 ¢ ench percales and madras Th h education k shirt in ie dieated pare strip sich eitiabed BROWN BELT for the motiem Mesre+em . Their whole educatios : Aeaie Hesant ae vitae thka eal extremely long skirted model with low bust hes wome tO Ge tiie. AF aud Obechiré are $8.00. value e It is well boned and the broad front clasp ‘ y nad Setasday 109 gives extra strength. Regularly $1.50, at 95e # dollar take the place of two, and Nadia Cor splendid for slender and medium s is quite as true of the ric $1.00 B. V. D. AND POROSKNIT UNION figures. They follow c y the lines of higher as of the one thinks she SUITS AND TWO-PIECE GARMENTS, 85c. grade corsets and give a sh idea ts that wom: All sizes, absolutely first quality garments, graceful, slender appearance hn Ion ts that: woos. special for this one day only, 85c Model 1006, for the average ery and It ho guit figure, made of strong, but man or wom $1.00 TIES 596. light batiste, has medium low would know ut 16 dozen handsome /Pies for men bust, long skirt and three lease, have | in the new large shapes. Rich pairs of hose supporters abana the firet | v9 in fy rope shades of bre Price, $1.00 eray ylue. and whit mixtures, te 7 first of Sef Tacit oie ne o ae $1.0 Thee J Model 1007 {s the same as hat of Secuae cade aanen and one-half values. 59c above, except it 1s made of ng May and coutil. Price, $1.00 , : 12 DOZEN ATHLETIC UNION SUITS IN SIZES 34 to 46 Model 1034-C is very long ade 8 man e made an excellent quality of nainsook. This lot should go in a hurry, as it is skirted, has medium bust and agg agree . ‘| sharply underpriced for one day's selling. Price, each 59e¢ hook below front cl It is » a . an excellent < ‘ ‘ Pa PURE LINEN HANOKERCHIEFS, 3 FOR 50c the medium figu one year ) that A too long? for an FLORENCE It is not best to keep a sincere man guessing too much, as he is apt to write you down as fickle and drop you for good, 1f you do care for him, Intend to 1 advise you and later on, tell him the marry him to truth. You might have this sort of an engagement, that when you are ready to marry, If it yeu Freckle-Face Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots —How Here Ladies’ to Remove Ea Mt ) remove Suits Made to Order $25.00 and $28.00 workmanship Tailor Suit Shop 240 Lumber Exchange ~AMUSEMEN Ts guaranteed siding SEATTLE THEATRE Phone Main 43 Toni ght—All Week “THE BLUE MOUSE” POPU ULAR this la Pantages Theatre| Matinee Daily HERAS Twlee Nightly | FAMILY nd Jugglers Use Your Credit Open a Charge A count at the Fa tory Hair Store. You Can Pay on Easy Terms. We manufacture everything in Hair Goods, Including Front Pieces, Trans- formations, Curls, Puffs, Toupees, Wigs, Old Lady Pieces or any Spe; cial Pattern or De sign. Bring or us your Cut and Combings. mall Hair In Zamora C. Cauffman Factory Hair Store 1404 First Av. | gular wt Has ikerchiefs with fourth and oneelgt They are abe pur en and all 26¢ ar be values. A big special 3 for 50. ] Ol » dozen, $1. ow ef Third Floor. Second Av. and Pike St. T he MacDougall- Southw ick Co. a oars tor each other. ‘JUSTIC 5 |ferred to t “nearest” justice, w s | Safd Justice fs at Bryn Mawr. De: | each is free to do as he or she Women in the uty Prosecutor Kennedy wanted it chooses. to come to Seat ‘ One year is not too long a time to be engaged ther “IT don't 1 now whe a Bryn Mawr by t . ip, or freight train you get News of Today}, you the meanwhile, | n, air- “FELL IN LOVE i Kenne- WITH HER.” CHICAGO.—Mrs. Mary Peters. lay So he got Dear Mine ( I will take your! weight 600 pounds, who for 20) yoae |. And now the advice to set question. I am| years was exhibited as a freak, died ee Richmond i is peeved He's | the Justice ) and a young and never w st night at the county hospital) rr sans ee nurphy. And with a girl steady in my life; ba wing an operation for the re| io" always tried to be a good boy 1 of a growth which iteelf|,." cr Murphy had the presumpti have a lot of girl friends | weighed 150 pounds © “order” the judge to transfer a| tae mat the other evening case to Seattle Instead of to Bryn| By vntt with a young Iady whom I have| KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Sopbial m@™" mind you. He| V ANCOUVE “May 23.— known for some time, but never i, chareed with’ Milling Louie| one | As the result of a runaway accident went with be’ love ot home here tya|Jvdse Richmond is ice of the | late yesterday John Whitty, 65, was with her. r 80 We con tinted lane nighe Beace at Renton, before whom the|killed, and Mr. F. Jones, driver of She told’ injof manslaughter itm the fourth wie /c#8¢, asainst Superintendent Jones | the team, is seriously injured today. swith o if I go with | gree with the te courth de-/of the Furth mines for assaulting | Jones was driving the horses down awitie fg Same Srisonment., Mrs’ Hell oad she | Airs Molly Zediouchinich on May|Cambie st. when one of them with her so I cannot get away|shot Barnard in self-defense mne|6 was to have ome up. nes | stepped over the trace and became iysaa ae | ? ; 4 asked for a change of venue.|frightener. Both animals bolted,, STA ty Gh With bar oe shall Ll Br Lot an Claes Manger,|J248¢, Richmond had to grant {t./and in turning a corner Whitty was hell’ han Cha ee Gad. Gece hak t las scales ae Ws aeardae statute says the v is trans-'run down 1 know I » young to get mar-| judgment today in the district court = - ried, and she is a real, nice, quiet|/for $20,000 against four of her ee osteoma polece eS KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613 2nd Ay 1 will anxtously await your/Louis society, for persecuting her. 3 i advice TOV (Hetadiiehed 23 Yeara | A.—You realize that you are | PHILADELPHIA.—An attempt Quick Work—Best Material—Right Prices. both to young to marry for a few years; then you should not women suffragettes to conduct eting last night in keep steady company. You trict of Kensington re keep your friends and let her riot which was not keep hers and if each of you | que {1 police reserves had eaee have the will power you may | been c to the scene associate without appearing e wonder Mitinery Co. ridiculous, even though you 1525 Second Ave. 216 Pike St. PATRIOTS’ DAY Reducing Millinery Prices at both our Big Stores. We have a very large assortment of all the up-to-date styles. aciaint COMES MAY 28 The finest line of Trimmed Hats in the city ‘ am re ALL AT REDUCED PRICES Co. J may think a great deal of each other. Unless you can do this, | it will be best not to further | the acquaintance ? CUSHMAN has N of net Kent-Marvin the Economize (2. ne ses 928 Seeont THE WONDER 7 Siccr® celebrate Patriots day on May Do Your Own Sewing The various patriotic organiza ms have been invited to co-ope ate, and many ve already sig e ed their intention of so doing mong them Stevens, and shing Corps, U. 8. Grant For 8, Daughters of the Grand Army and Ge H. Forts Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans LS LL TS mY ST eS Every eltizen of Seattle patriotic will be given an opportunity of hon oring those who fought for the flag Meat prices are down at our markets for Saturday. nd helping to inere the funds. ; > ym which needy erans and Australian style meats help to bring the high cost of fe families ed. The : . will close v 1 patriot meats down } ic ball at Dreamland dancing pa 4 vilion, when only national airs will Read Our Prices LAMB | PORK be played |Drop-Head — This Week| $5.00 and Up | New Machines rented, $2 ig month, : White Sewing Machine Co. | Legs of Young Lamb. ..15¢/ Pork Roast .........+. 17¢ 1424 Third Ave, near Pike. — | |B Shoulders of Young Lamb) pork Steak ...........17¢ Main 1 | 12%c >| Lamb Stew 10c| ! as Sausage, our one ™ “| WHERE 6 Ass Suede Se SAFES finn Lamb Chop Gen. Chittenden’s plan for harbor ‘ancy Veal just arrived darinineikaboct the: tursing, Gaal BEEF ilies t th for your Sunday dinner at the south end of the East water . 4 Choice Roast 15¢ | way was adopted at the port com 4 : ui Canta cai ani ies mission meeting Friday, Commits Boiling Beef 49 5 siekeeee ome early and_ select sioner Remsberg voting against it Choice Corn Beef....12%c| something’ good The matter had been left open burglar Pret in the ortinal resolution submit: | YOUR MONEY RETURNED IF SALES ARE NOT Mob-Proof tin the compre sive port im a 4 eee provement plan to the people. As AS REPRESENTED Furniture it now stands, the resolutt pas |fles blocks 875, 376, 386, Watch our daily ad In Star for specials—We always sell for less,” Btoat ‘ 93, for the terminals Fixtures eee ee ene ton hon | Big White | PUGET MARKET CO.’S J snycer's . Reena? Old Pike = New Cor- Seattle, B commeretal bodias of the West. \ First Floor. j Sen tea : a The MacDougall-Southwick Co. f.