The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 3

° THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1913 MAY P “The MANTON PATTERNS MAIN 6085. ANTON & JonooN Co. — Second Ave. Bet. PHONE kconomy ore Spring and Seneca e eds of s ers, bent on spending their money to a 1 were on hands bright and early ] this g in response to our ads the circulars and ‘ the paper. The bargsins were really better than they All departments are valiantly erates in this splendid selling carnival Vatel ir ads ely EX TRAORDINARY MORNING SPE c TALS ) e veek k argain ow ve rir r v eliev afternoor > eh, R AD THE LARGE CIRCULAR books, , e h , vai » to y If you d rece one t the LADIES’ HOSE Main Floor. depa: nt Cotton in black, green navy and elephone orders 10¢ Hostery Hose N ees Economy Basement.” Regu 10¢ tomer. 4 boxes mit 4 boxes to a LADIES’ KID GLOVES Main Floor. wear sise 7, 7% or THT We have 600 pairs of gloves worth $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00, in browns, last, and 49c Do you these in ta grays and gree take all you want, at, a be No Telephone Orders and No Deliveri hey | Notion Bargains Boys 4 Hose Support 25c white and ‘IBi6e, 5c porters, four J, |, T° Agtnes. + 10c or bolt Brace an sat like harness, at Bor, SBe ant. Rick-Rack Bra all colors, 180, 100, fe and . items tty ning 1c x 3c toll choome ning Wax Cotton, kage of Hair Ping at each Lastre Cotton, all st Diraco” .. From the owtng F. Darr Pad Hose yards tn bc Six Grand Prizes for Babies 16th for the less—Baby Girls 1, which will be To be given away by us Aug most perfect stx months’ ol¢ and Baby Boys. Six priz named later. First Prise tor Gtrie— Second Prise for Gtrie— Third Prise for Girle— Register your bables weighed In our Infants’ Third Floor NOW. Boys— Boys— Third Prise for Reye— names and have them Wear Department on The final contest will be decided Friday, August three competent nd 11 a. m \ our Third Floor July 4, 1913 Axminster P 6-9x12-6 Velvet Rum, size 6-9x10-6 Judges, Prizes on exhibition on Fourth Floor—take our stock of yard « $12.25 | $9.25 between the MOTHERS, DON’T MISS THIS All babies registering for this event will be eligible to enter the Lascht Park Baby Show also Front Ele est ten-wire Tapestry # ‘ yard One Rody Brnesels lungalow Serima, 34 inches wide Rug, size 6-528 . borders—a line e Roa FR choose e poay Brussels O44 $11.15 . ts $18.25 pest $14.25 isa 98c)! eh 106 arom: $1, 35 Lace co artaine, 5 0 0 | UNION | | | | | ] | | | Cushing. fold, was {n command of th Jony but Ten rrcmasrseomeme==r] HOW I STOPPED GEN. PICKETT'S CHARGE AT “BLOODY ANGLE” OF GETTYSBURG VETERAN © 28 ——— ER Ono © eno sew PART OF STONE WALL AND “BLOODY ANGLE" WHERE COL. FUGUERE FOUGHT, AS THE PLACE LOOKS TODAY cee ee BY LIEUT. COL. FREDERICK FUGUERE, U. S. A, RETIRED Here |e a stirring story, written by one of the actors in a big war drama, which would be worth while at any time. But it ie cially timely just now, when Union and Confederate veterans all over the United States are preparing for their great reunion on the battle field of Gettysburg July 1 to 4. Col. Fuguere lives at Washington, D. C., and will be at Gettysburg for the reunion. —Editor. On the battlefield of Gettysburg|again the wave of gray rolled to today you will find, midway of| Ward us what was the ground occupled b the Union lines, a corner tn a stone wall That corner !s known as “Bloody Angle . It was there that Battery A Fourth U. 8. field artt! ‘eas came we te hand with the ren division when the ( erates ¢ tumbling ov: after Pickett's t ever went back over It wan killed or captured The remains of Pickett's fon were shot down by score: they ran back field Directly tn ft acrona the ont of the wall a t that I was not I was right tt th th air ful shells and bullets inded of) hunger at our battery a fine boy only Early tn the day he was shot through the groin and suffered Intense ag tnatsted on standing up part of the time leantng on my arm to inspire the men While he was leaning on me ho was shot tn the mouth and fell over into my arms dead. In the meantime one of the sec ond Heutenants had been killed and one wounded, so I was left tn com mand of the battery About this time the order came Wouldn’t Yo Suppose you had a great didly equipped dental office Honest, Now Advertise, too? aplenm | with | elght chatrs in separate little offices | |to cease firing. The cloud of dense smoke which had hung over the bat |tlefteld lifted It was one of the hottest days I lever expertenced. Our horses had been mangled and killed and they lay all about, their bodies swollen until thetr legs atuck tn the atr Three of our ammunition chests had t exploded and the odor of blood, smoke 4 deca ree flesh was almost overwhe | I moved our battery + 1 the guns ate just behind the wall the fleld before and looked out o us. I was amazed to seo the federate line advancing, sweeping onward across the field, af vision, which we learned the gnilant Pickett’s, On gaining apeed as ft advan’ b the np and dowr Unic order to with each shell of w con 120 bullets weigh about {ane ounce each The attack seemed headed for a point Just te suppose you knew every dentist on your staff was a registered «rad- uate with YEARS of expertence— WHO COMMANDED BATTERY AT FAMOUS STONE WALL TELLS OF TERRIFIC FIGHT AT GETTYSBURG names © EWINe LIEUT. COL. AND 5 GIRL THIEF ON HUNGER STRIKE LONDON, June 28.—Home Secre- | McKenna has not yet reen fit FUGUERE TODAY YEARS AGO. Alice Hall a ticket.o who {# not a suffra , 8’ worth houses ed, has been on a in Holloway all for | the last night, When the judge sentenced her to! lthres years’ imprisonment, the [same sentence recently given Mrs. | Pankhurst, Alfce Hall decla ‘Three years did not mean even three weeks for Mra. Pankhurst, and {t won't mean any more for me. I [enall take no food until I am re “T “e ua far she haa kept her word WOMEN PLAN STRONG ‘LOBBY’ ny ted Pr waned Wire 2 Big Stores Noted for Low Prices TACOMA ouror er 1 410 PD DIMTHic | vere) HOUSEKEEPERS’ DAY — TUESDAY — “SEATTLE’S GREATEST BARGAIN STORE” j ili T bi 15caYd. for 40-in. Pillow Tubing 3 ° 2 eacne u 980 for $1.25 Spreade—HExtra Ke Hed 12! a Yard — For Ranchmen's Drill Spre P welght 10, § 98 2© Shirting, Black, Blue or Fancy ‘ c Stripes, 36 Inches wide Yor 480. Muck “Towel ne 17% 45c a dozen for 65c | : ps he ie 9c Barber's Towels ee 2 patter Sank 19c 14¢c per ee Duckling Fleece, extra For 35¢ German Art . : : pac Sia Foes —For $1.25 Curtalns—Lace Curtains, 2/2 yards long by: 45 Inches S149 Oi? Gar 69c 65c Bath $4.50 for $6.50 Lamb's-wool Comfort 48c ae SaTueEl witw thney figured For $1.00 Feather ailkoline, at $4.59 69¢>5i.¥ For $1.50 Feather Rieeeh cade: ‘Sine Ski 98c 9 For 5c Pillow Cases, Hemmed. Size Cc 42x36. 480 for 60¢ sta, pure bleached; size 29c for 50c a pair Swiss Ruffled Curtains. 99; has the new welded seams 4c for 8c Shelf Oil Cloth. in center, at 48c 98c for $2.00 Cotton Blankets. Size 64x80. $1.48 for $2.00 Full size Comforts. fe a yard for Apron Ginghame and & BEST PATTERNS IMPORTED IRISH Piain-colored Chamt special c LINEN DAMASK. 98c a yard for . $1.25 value 49° for colored Table Damask, 68 inches $1.19 for $1.50 value wide: comes in buff, blue and reds; $1.50 for $2.00 value {1 colors at, a yard 49c Special prices on Napkins to match. Imported Sardines, Can 8c _20¢ Can Cherries for 14c Lines Ready | to Wear”, 79¢ thre the nt fashion st for House Dre equa long $1.79 for Misses’ White Dr fine or Itallar sleeves; st $2.69 for Ladies’ Silk Walsts of $3.50 value— de $12.50 for Tailored Suits, valu while t en 8 to 14 wilk styles in 7 andard: of $1.00 value—Made of extra fi ngham. H Spectal Crescent Extracts, Bottle 11c Pearline, Package for. ny with the- or low neck, price low neok, thre Special Specia ate tik braid n new Bulgarian lot, one of a kind, to-date Snglish cheviot, eff garments, of $5. of ri to $22.50-—Ladie 6° last made of Fy in black, blue, utiful new in the very latest $2.69 00 value—Something e, linen or voll sroidery 3, 98 al at $ suits, These Bed match, at $12.50. ench serge, hairlin SALE OF ta and suppose you were absolutely) (Wi giiNGTON, June oh sure that you could save people! great national ‘woman suffrage| money, pain and trouble. Wouldn’t| movement will be held here Jun you want to advertise there facts |20 to by the senate the p 1 suffrage amend-| to the public—to let hundreds of negra te persons in need of dental work omnnaltian KNOW where to got the best at the according to anne ont today lowest possible cut rates? Of by suffragiat heac Pet! course you would; yet people criti-| tions are to be br he cap-| cine us because we advertise, We) ttol from al the country by belleve you will agree with us that}men and we some coming or foot, on horseback pratrto | we are perfectly right in dotng 80, | especially wher to nee «and learn sally do back up every claim we make tor the superiority of our dental work Fillings, 50c Up | Our Filling Experts are so adept! in the art of filling teeth that they schooners and au MOVIES At the Melbourne Until! ebogeacinll “Half a Chance,” three reels; ee TEDDY WILL 60. ford or or fancy mixtu lined with good satin straight fronts. V es up to $22.5¢ al new length, 4d best of workmanst and brown. Sold everywhere at $30.00 sday spectal gray bleached Turk Towels, size good weigh hemmed ends, 8} 25 tah 18x38; ve Cu 5 or 38-inch, in black strip: away or $12.50 made of Mined with blue, $20.00 —Rough-and-Ready Straw Hats. Trimmed Hats Prettily Trimmed for Street Wear NEIGHBORS TRY TO CUT our left when suddenly at 4is\can give you the finest fillings in tance of only 250 o 209 yards, some|the quickest. time and with the| Out and In,” “The Tale of a Blac one on our left blazed forth pain. Silver or other Fillings, | P¥° Pickott’s men wavered as the tet foc up, Gold PiMfngs, $1 up Hble fire mowed them down, and Jat, the Cl swerved a little to thelr left, which C f 4 leone Ts aoe The Out-| headed them squarely toward Rat aw's OVe, do Johnson o! J. Hee A ' rowns or {fornia ost a Wild Man Then Rattery A turned loowe and) ‘Teeth that are too badly decayed “The Riso and Fall of McAd the alan ful. Rout filled can be saved and made|" The Wheel of Doath. | after ro » fir at Bas waad an ‘) wont! le is volle the Conted-| Dertiet rit youll let OblO| ae the Alhambra Until Thursday erate t wide, but ie wiih | ere a ny gh “The Bear, ndly Neigh the gaps would be instantly closed | celain Cr our price $4.00, {bors,” “Animated Weekly The and on would come the Sipéndahed | Spring in the De rt.” nmr | forces When they were but 100 vail from us we fired triple charges of canister, which {t seemed no Laden dl Missing teeth are quickly an foree could resist Hundreds fell,| painiessly replaced by our splendid but again the gaps were closed and| Gold or Porcelain Rridgework. The most superior ality kind costs you but $4 he SOMETHING IN IT Fut! Sets Teeth $5 Up Teeth that fit pertectly REAGOR SPRINGS, Texas, teeth Bridgework $4 4 {the Vic , look like} | At the Grand Until Wednesday “Annie Laurie,” “The Message of “Gantran, the Snake Charme: ‘Gathering and Prepar. ation of Tea tn Indo-China At the Olympian Tonight hat College Life,” “French lacay Maneuvers. "A Over Pau in a Dirigible,” “A Chan De tor The Deputy’s Sweet heart,” “The Stickleback | jand TO AUSTRALIA OFF WOMAN’S TONGUE LIMA, Ohio, June 19.—(Spl.) hey threw Dareo to the ground ini Because she applied vile names to were trying to cut off her BY GILSON GARDNER women tn the neighborhood, Dareo | ‘usue when officers came to the oie Ls eyatd , rescue and arrested Dareo and VASHINGTON, D. C,, Jur Stef years old, is a serious Molly and Noka Marcoviteh. It 1s more than likely that Colonel | Roosevelt will extend his trip from | condition, Dareo says she is of royal line ALTHOUGH THE rain held down the attendance, the Royal Arcanum Argentine to Australia and New /4ge and refuses to associate with Zealand {her neighbors, but, it is said, re- basket picnic at Wiidwood park perky |viles them continuously. Two of|Sunday was nevertheles: He was Invited by the Argentine |tne women decided to put a stop less 8 very, successful affair. government to come to that coun-/to {t, and according to custom in| try and expound the progressive | Servia, where all the women were Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler by doctrines. From the Argentine he | born, attempted to pull out Dareo’s/|ma Butler Drug Co., Seattle, will go to practically all the other|tongue and chop off her nose. South Americar P “ sea 9 ment i of railroads, tele-| graphs and other public utilities in Australia and Nae Zealand, He is interested considerably, too, in the operation of the laws for breaking up the vast land holdings in these countries and making them available to the home maker willing to the settler who is work them willing to SENSIBLE CHAP THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY natural and give complet June 23—James H. Wheat, |ratistaction are the ONLY find won| At the Yesler Untli Wedneed blackemith, tugged and strained | want. ‘That's the kind we are mak.|,.-& Soul in Bondag in trying to get a shoe on his ing. Full Sets, $5 and up | Same Old ory, A Woman of foot a few mornings ago. When 3 D Impulse,” “Lieut. Jones.” he shook the shoe to see =e whether there was anything In A 12- y 6 t At the Clrcult Until ogee it a garter snake, crushed but ear laran ee “The Boomerang,” three reels; still alive, fell out. Wheat | gtan, k of the SUPER “A Trip Through Greece,” ea) | atands of the vror| “A | killed the snake with the |aquality and expert workmanship in| Wants to Ride a Ho tance of hie wife. every bit of dental work we do.| [Come in today for FREE oxamina-|At, the Clemmer Until Wednesday select Hon and eatiinate Mary Stuart,” three reels; | AT THE THEATRES “Patho Weekly | THIS WEE |PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUAR ta | § tEK. ANTEED, At the Dream Until | WE GIVE GAS, “The Mothering Heart,” “Love's | Moore—Dark OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS Vaudeville Pantages—Vaudeville. Grand—Vaudeville and Empress dan ADDRESS vaudeville, Second and University St, Metropolltan—Frances Starr in whe Case of Books: |should write for appointment and have work done same day they Seattie—"Madame X | come in Orphi Faudevi ‘ Orpheum—Vaudeville. Seattle's largest, most popular and best equipped dental office. pictures. | vaudeville, Melbourne Photoplays and vaudeville, Entrance 207 University St. Alhambra Photoplays and || Opposite Fraser-Paterson €o., cor Master Cracksman,” The Hansom Driver,” Wife.” two “The | reels; Frontier Ed Walsh Is having a lovely time! teaching his spitball by mail, In fact, his dope just fairly through the envelopes, (Raucous lpughter,), SALEM, man, a st ing od antime 10 a day June 28 J reet railway F. he will Wellman's young Well-| motorman Wednesday |ran his car out as usual this morn in spite of the fact that he has Old Sweet Song,” “Alkall Ike andj just fallen heir to a fortune of the Hypnotist.” /$32,000, left him by his uncle, F.| “7 e |J. Wellman of Cleveland, Ohio. | At the Home Until Wednesday| When Wellman got the message “A True Belleve two reels; /yesterday he ran his ear to the “Mutual Weekly,” “The Waiters’|end of the line before he even Pientc.” {opened the telegram see When he gets the money Well At the Odeon Tonight man expects to buy a farm. In the so on earning his wife i e5 ks upon the bequest as a wed |ding fresent MODER ginus, Westlake, N_ elegantly and Virginia, Bliott 803.—Adva furnished leaks |rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir Kighth near in Silver-Leaf Lard is put up tn tight A covered, new tin pails under the close \\ tuPervition of Goverminent inspectors It is as clean and pure ax lard can be Swift’s Silver-Leaf Lard is the very best shortening for Baking Powder biscuits, because it has just the right consistency and rich ness to make them perfectly light and flaky and you can’t taste the lard them, and it makes such tasty pastry. Get a emall pail to try it