The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1913, Page 9

TH Heat Ts Quick to MEN WEAKEN AND STAGGER IN MILWAUKEE'S HEW TUNNEL: AS DRUNK” A MILE UNDERGROUND WITHOUT AIR a Af fect the Bowels UNIVERSITY BOY TELLS IN A LETTER TO THE STAR WHAT IT MEANS TO GET “GAS _E ; fe back of the|t b te r a X ky tand Jeaning on thet , . r STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1913 Men seeking employment would \ eves rushed up toyUp the bill df Well-Known Fact That Ex-| ,, lo well ¢ © cot \ 1 a Job, *1 anked on i an t. © * *land had at Grad a a ft treme Heat Conduces to c a“ a bed Met ago @ M : 18, and then I added | I nt M is abominable. There a bes eth ud tt F Chronic Constipation attle f going y, for " The next thing I noticed wa ls I foet 1, but tt U) S80 many peo are tn the habit © Sta . a f Phe tas t mpl fi @ith pe of eating cold food tn hot weather , ‘om men ¥ Mave ‘ wid, ‘it's we ' * hout ‘ \ b Hct séentipation is very common ut Rochdale, and all tell tunnel, ¢ k for the ra h of burnt I met « om * during summer. It ts best to vary ‘ n Insanitary | They d ! for th t f ere trying wt|me t the food and have some hot thing’, , : ' ' % the work, and not {they ' t were t halt. hon ng they } b as, fi ple, soups and hot fish , mon are “drunk” from Its / contractor.” Then with the name |of ‘gas,’ but I did not ratand = = — - and meats, If that Is to fumes ¢ t brow th an alr of conf Calle It a Hell-Hole Iced water should be ice ee 8 contained in a have a After lunch an old miner ingly etter from a “t lent wi good grub, ped me, and, pointing pite of all care pé ame to tho oditor of The Star r bath, #o that) man way a t cently for advice as to what caroor he #n ou are Wise you und he told follow ‘or the & o'clock should choose. The letter which explains {taelf, follows dition you can by the us 1d asked: ‘Why? nn : Caldwe Syrup Pepsin, T 2 Ee epeated, ‘That tun is no time of the year when you Dear Sir; * ° ° Binoe talk Ordered on “Bench” nel ts no place for you or any oth icalé be more carefal of cor to you, I have 1 to some « 1, that’s why. It's « regular shin tn the out foe many which The Star should write! About 8 parted with) hell-ho! full of and eA nyrethv watt ae up. If you do you will do a favor|thelr all of ore) You wouldn't last a shift. 7 sTaxtelition 1 te coe 4, to a few thousand men in this part | herded o. ain arrived. carried a man out today. The « You alse things jof the state. * ¢ ¢ jin Rochdale at about 11 ‘ot him those white face \ ne | “I went directly to th and ‘That's gas o thom staggering? 4 ke Offered an “Easy” Job an told to go to we thea They're drunk on gas atop Monday 1 looking night ahift on the ‘be 1 did You don't believe me? All Toa ty , [Over the Jobs the em-|not know what the wad | right and wee for olf te dull td pyr are ° then, but 1 goon found out " hift went 1 6°30, Nume yughout the oney will a tu lunch to f b ny Mt ised will verity these facta, pt he ens eg gl : mole ot | ane epee (hie, 1 SOueed SNe) Oe ace eee ks, around cars sler way, ne tay. 8. tay Mien of the. 4 rocks and powder wishing to try a free C. Allen, 408 N. ary glee even 8 sc GIRLS ON LONG "CHARGE HE TRIED U.S.GIVEN FREE HIKE ENJOY LIFE 10 POISON WELL USE OF HARBOR SOMERVI N ur By a unantmoun vote of the THIRD Register the Babies Now for the Show riook PHONE MAIN 6035. MAY MANTON PATTERNS. IS GOING OUT IN A HURRY THESE PRICES PUT THE MOVEMENT INTO THE STOCKS “The. Economy Store’ — Second Ave. Bet. Spring and Seneca The girls declare that thetr ef. FRENCH REWARD‘... | ONE LARC Tne A very tired Tomorrow Is the Last Day of the STOCK REDUCING SALE comfo 12c Wire Screening, 24 Inches wide, yard......66 $5.00 Rubber Garden Hose, 50 ft. co $2.98 40¢ Dog Collars ian 19¢ $1.00 Scissors $1.25 Solid Stee! Rakes 85c¢ Mortise Locks 5c Twine, ball . $1.00 Fishing Reels $2.25 Fishing Rods in » 65c Tennis Racket Covers $1.00 and $1.25 Dog Collars $3.00 Croquet Sets bamboo It's the little things accomplish satisfaction of our patrons that m store big in the eyes and minds of the peo’ $2.50 3-quart Ice Cream Freezers 5c Double Bit Ax Handies...........++ are those who tell us our faults or shorted , that we may ey improve the cor ons for this store mt. Any sug ore $2.00 Camp Stoves 15¢ Leaders gestions along ines are always 4 by the mar PHILADELF HIA, J ‘ t Hammocks 65¢ Enameled Silk Fishing Lines agement Jack” Scheots e , $6.50 Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers 10c Leader Hooks se ace yo per r $4.75 Lawn Mowers $1.25 Pocket Knives sav steamship | a 1 Tomorrow, Saturday ye ome ma is aretlne IE Srp on bonne tines inoon iy Sinn Sees ’ ar from th $10.00 High wheel, selfsharpening, ball bearing | $1.00 Draw Knives . Will be a busy day here—made so by the Exceptional Bargains fj) p! with Lawn Mower $5.69 | $1.50 Screen Doors to be found here. Remember, this store remains open Saturday 60c tronite Floor Paint, quart af Screen Door evening until 9 o'clock for the benefit of those who cannot shop , soph smd aint. q 89 | $3.00 von . earlier in the day he etn state frot az nes ¢ | 15¢ and 25c Tinware .......0+++ a stat $1.50 Roll Tar Paper ¢ | 35c Adjustable Window Screens $3.50 Clayton and Lambert Blow Torches. $1. O00 Grace Gheare ..2.5+.0-scerncrete mast, In a 90-mile the wireless and fas message that summoned the ed States revenue cutter Yama raw TRAPS HIMSELF _NEW YORK, June 2 Poor Dental Work Is Dear at Any Price t teeth BOAT TIPS; SIX PERSONS DROWN EOMONTON, June 27.—Before hurdreds of spectators, who were enjoying themselves yesterday, six well-known Edmonton people were Saturday Morning Bargains On sale from 9 till 12 only at these prices Get the Habit,” shop in the morning during the warm weather—avoid beng crowded street cars and the elbowing in the alsies In the afternoon. CROCHET BED SPREADS “Economy Basement.” crochet Bed Spreads, size S8x7 FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY it 222 PIKE}. ST. 222 |_BANKRUPT ESTATE OF THE Fuse |Ctowart Hardware Co. inches; good worth $1.50. No telephone orders. No 39 ® a an loo kir Ru . walk drowned close to the low-level Limit 2 spreads. Price, each c into County Fawceti bridge by the overturning of a gas in Brooklyn yew ay and said oline launch. for ald, the occupar sank What has happened to the case of Samuel Clausen harged with arson” I don’t know what has LITTLE GIRLS’ GINGHAM APRONS Second Floor. In a good blue check gingham, with or without sleeves; reg ular price was 2c. No telephone orders. No deliveries 10 Limit 2 aprons. Price, each c in the fas manager of LADIES’ SUMMER CORSETS : nt Mrs, Hooper, his Third Floor Everett Cane wit >| Open mesh materials; size 18, 19, 20 and 21 only; low bust 0S) on en 1S S r the West End t and long hip. No delivertes, All you want while 35 gpa 7 o al bank; Earl ¢ they last. Price, a pair . Cc gine ggg fecené Avenwe naith. superintendent of Marsha time antic op 7 be ago % after making fruit save his w Railroad Excursion to barely managed to reach shore !n Be: vutiful Lak K hel SOLDIERS COME eautiful Lake Keechelus acs snr a et vr FIGHT FOR HoGs » dont struck a snag All Day Bargains Women’s Strictly Tailored Suits $14.95 Any woman or miss desiring a suit In ASHINGTON that will give service as style, ” nae to should see this splendid Y , “The scsrngs Marne ree 7 includes the popular wool m 4, Lawton, abc | eet yee G ay and shepherd checks. The styles are YY @ first trial resulted a bap lod Frsdbonag te ptr the modified cutaways and straight Y/) in a verdict of guilty In the second a front coats, with the highly favored Yf legree, but & new t was granted kote at the Milwaukee office, Se Me paneled and two-piece skirts. Don't J xy Judges Howard and R seer er 1 to erad fail to examine these excellent values, Y} . : a r pha pea gy YY} All New ~ pel J t on hogs h suc “Do It for Seattle” Seattle Made Tailored Skirts $3.98. Stylish, (similar to cut) up-to- irts, made from beau Is from our own Dress Goods Department, in snappy, pleasing models. Just call in'and seo what we can ages $3.98 Kimonos and Negligee Dresses There has been such a great demand for Utility House Dresses we have decided to include a line of the Negligees, which are made on the game plan as the house dresses, only they have the high watst line. The materials as plisse, seersuckers, Jap- anese crepes and cotton challis, In a great variety of pretty colors; all 1 to oh a last year were »,000 rding to the de Harvard's class of has ne benedict, Alfred C ft ary of comme ke many peed records for getting a sheep ace 0 Owns, skin and a bride. He married Miss CREDIT Elizabeth Sewell Pratt, grand niece | To obtain good oe bid % aiy (of the late Louisa M Alcott, with fecayed tooth, allow us to tre hen (n a few hours r graduating to Eat Bia, Beeestain Crowes, Tee a ATLANTIC CITY J.—M ; HERE 0 wr is ] Ned ian |B gue siggh at the quality of such @ tooth | i cihering Schultz fainted three | ff Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to times during her marri to Ju qg iam ri Sework, lus Potersa, which took place on a Table d’hote Dinner, with pint puble pier here Thursday, Five | ft e of wine, The requires considerable z experience | thousand people witnessed the cer | tiful m: dewt grade of amalgam ts used The tooth Is put in pro before the filit For sizes. Prices range, $3.48, $3.25, $1.98, $1.75 and, $1.49 wo” piace deidge work correctly, Our) omony 48, $2.25, $1.98, $1. ma epeciaiiete can ante your “e. and These Bradbury Clothes are the clothes that made good all-y just the ——— | pine in the missing teeth of Porcelain 4 r nit you want a Menibeh ne B hat fF . SEATTLE MADE TAILORED SKIRTS $3.98 Geld solinne zon will have the beet) Tt towent ratow at Hotel Vie dev ined god fer Cider men<calr Mean ontitied if ROAR ena ee eee e them. rooms a west rates a t ir nen anc older n—t hand-tailored in the finest woolens he col AT THE ginus, Eighth and Virginia, near nee Anost blue serges to shepherd checks and priced fron . ae fords Westlake. Eliott 80: Advt iy not buy this Suit on the Eastern credit plan? Lots ¢ w and pay the balance a little at a time. . payment | We have thoumnnds of ite cistom- fre he, will tell you thet, they never that plates could be fitted so per frotly wnttl thay had we do t my work thet dosen't Drove satiatac- toFy will be repaired free of charge at | any time. Come In SOON-—today if you wish—for FRM examination and sethmate. 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination | patents and dull finsh Ea na t season's most papwlar styles, The seuson. Is really just opening up for low cuts, See Angeles Cafe 1422.24.26 First. Ave Our 25c Regular. Dinner Our Special § 50c Chicken Dinner Served from 11 a. m. to Bp. my | Are Unexcetiod In Seattle : Scenic Cafe Straw Hats—Panamas—Oxfords—Summer Shirts, Etc. Delivery Wagon Umbrellas, Five Feet Wide, 50c Each, Our meals are absolutely the vent the markets afford, and our vice le perfect. We have en- gaged the highest clase vaudevitie entertainers pf the stage In Seattio — atylon, pate $2. 150 ana $3» 00 PROGRAM Mian Bolte Manning. ams ae Scout Shoes {Snappy Button Oxfords Ore ae enaOhias at | 10 Bopeane” le of soft brown leather * |B Mise Iteten ‘Vat . Comedian Be Mock, with very durable nolen | f0F Girls, $1.50 rrr Uarhae Motion O H ] RIN ine chien oro. aise teeter Regulation Boy Scout styles,| also Misses—goof fitting models Vocal and Inetrumental Concert RATE ligne seman Violin Wester INC and priced according to size at\in gun metals and patents, tn- a pair, $1.75, 2,2 eluding all sizes for children, $2.00 and | misses and growing girls; 8 to Men’s sizes, 11% to 2, 2% to 5%, Afternoons end Evenings fee dven Orchestra Or 1 A. Plume 7% SCENIC CAYR DENTISTS fo gerd 207 University St., Second and University | JAS. L, SHUTE, Mar. bt, Opp. Binsce Paterson Co _ ° Floor Mar 1332-34 Second ol ngs Inion St “Seattle’s Reliable Credit Honse’’ 3 Prof. Nape’s me quality . $2.60) 11,