The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1913, Page 5

d THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 18, 196 ~ J aaa: | perentatannsipneetetnesenttadltgeqentensnrarennrescalldonseveeneesentane exaeneemeneemnyremntemmmtetiaedesareremnyereess aS ait: CYNTHIA MORAL TEACHING a garner THEATRE | FRANK RICH td f THE COMPANY i OF CHILDREN é RN musicat TABLOID eke Sle Haay > esha . ~ worrices 1c and 20 of 14, and t h ages Theatre excuard, aid sho surprised me t ainege - ecaus t He VuList noses tor to be in lsnorane ’ a ; rRoM MINN SORA 2 vor ther ¢ e ne . How ¢ we ever ex f : ly n if we 4 whe | now If theme su nd tg We carry a complete stock n : f ' A Api y gud + Flowers, including the of re ot en, those iren Wi great a Potiateh Flowe 0 to wrong babits. Let the df himself. "and it The Shasta Daisy When araawe & fle fi an? te . + « ONE INTERESTED IN CHIL vo seomatParic florist, 218 Pike} S A sty \ ’ A.—With our children ties 188 to, the salvation of the country, plottatiog fl and the important subject of c marriage must be property taught to the children or, as the girt said, it will a dark place in their minds. For the child's good the subject must be handled with great care, and I belleve it unnecessary to ac quaint the child with the great evil of the world in order to in. struct It properly. A child's mind should be given only healthy food. if marriage is not wrong, why de parents act as if it were, is the thought that comes to every thinking child of parents who treat the subject more secretly than they would a case of amalipox. | have even known of parents re. proving a child for announcing the birth of a babe in the neigh Ladies’ Suits Made to Order $25.00 and $28.00 apm workmanehip guaranteed. ! Tailor Suit Shop ee aoe Bechange Building | Let Us Decorate tion of ie with his sto borhood. People will have te an YWOOD GARDENS, Inc VEGETABLE SILK ey Hitend Av. ot Pine UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Phowe Main 1608, Looks Like Sitk. BRING YOUR HAMILTON COUPONS AND TRADE MARKS TO EXCHANGE BUREAU—THIRD FLOOR MAY MANTON PATTERNS. PHONE MAIN 6035, (eater of Shopping Interest Saturday Will Be at Our Potlatch er Carnival ' Many “eh visitors will, in all probability, fin Potlatch op tomorrow, Thi s store, with es of Satur features, will be in a high stage $$ to all such as are economically inclined. Our nt assure little pr and ore easurable, profitable shopping HALF-PRICE SALE OF NCY PARASOLS Main Floor. st equipme: our pR- Potlatch visttors, here is an opportunity a bargain in a bright spick-aad-span in fact to buy new Parasol Every the very newest things sol in white, black , $4.25, 96.00, $5.75 all to go at exactly HALF PRICE. $3.00 Parasols at tee $5. ‘arasols at $4.2 25 Parasols at ») Parasols at And #0 on. CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES $1.49 A beantiful assortment and exceptional Malves in Percale, Chambray and Ging- tam Wash Dresses more than a score if of popular patterns, and wets fly trimmed of i bands of contrasting color Molderies, buttons, Mid detachable be , tans, pinks 2 thecks. Sizes 2 to 14 H / also eur re collars colors are 4 shepherd Pree. 9 I M9 \Shirt Waists | Special 89c Robesp s. The Duens and dozens of lace trimmed and IB @ridered, fine voile and lawn Wais' the very latest styles, and we S149, tha «on sale ya j adies’ sizes re A Great Bargain in $498 Silk Pettcoas Saturday at $2.98 : Fine, new y received. They are made Im the seas ead les, in a good variety “of colors, in Cuding na . black, rose, tan, brown and effects. A bargain traly Girls’ Summer Oxfords Special "2 39 Ih the favor Very low price day M misses’ and growing girls Stes, Which means the en tite range of siz« to large & tm patent ana tal Choice $1.39 Women’s $2.00 Ox- fords, Special nA 49 DDY styles in + P White Low Shoes, Special $1. 79 Wanted yy le $3.00 white ¢ Pumps, $3.6 Tesular § oO also Ladies Saturday ae S1AD | pari "$1.78 _BOY SCOUT SHOES $1.69 the tinde “$1.69 91.98 fo of the Costs One-Fourth 802 People's Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike jagainst a big granite GR O CORRES YS ANSWERS wake up ner gr later, and your feeling and determine are people strong enough to now that the public school yourself whether or not your | stand alone as far as the world’s boards are discussing the mat lover is a true man | opinior concerned, but with ter, with imstruction im the grand old Paul of angsent time scho@ts in view, parents will AN APPRECIATIVE READER. tam willing to a great extent have to take up the subject ea ailee ¢ Yo jon of} t© agree when he saya; “if Many mothers are doing so et i Ey Moat make my brother to of now seen in the Mothers , , How much sel, fend, | will eat no meat wh Congress, for they realize that P f wud hue the, world stand Were | to what their mothers neglected to do some things that | do not t them they must learn t d ce awit haw cons arin, it might give ar mpart correctly to their chil i be M ir other license beyond dren. 1 Strengtt A hgghen 8 an du iy ; It is a fine thing to see men WHERE IGNORANCE 18 BLISS wild t ad Gnd Women coming ous on this 6 iat aaah ey 2 lo" saope ~ ead la universal Fatherhood-Mother ith Z ween. Ban ; : ok ena Pewenl % uestion, and whew it is : ; ae ; ; See kil tt lue | given full away, and every child Dia oF tan | ae ae kg con dastninis finds a father and mother in int ie Gevotd af at ‘ 1 work, M G every man and woman, there , : ; er - 4 i bleh will be no white slave proaiem, : “4 a fe and in part at least, the world ; “a age a 1 Regn ose will be ruled by a high order x ; if 2 san ee: of love and of home y oY f 7 et. ‘ dh ge hays Al MOST TOO MUCH tb : a a = Misa Grey Beimy ver aw their 0 would au oF wh parererseeidl not t 1 inder nd You are n | oO ev progr 1} e | iit Hi eh iar to, eT gd atelh wt Po " ) \ cerel frien 1 err Pape lt he eo it nal oe], SCQSON | i Min co-worker, w M this A UNIVERSAL MOTHBR S MW ] he * me, and if ug too A.—Long ago | learned to * pecia y “w do certain things, often against AN ANXIOUS SWEDE GIRI Inctination, bisdusa ft ght A.—My dear girl, it ian't to do them, and without thought Sewing nationality that makee a man, of appreciation, and this very z but hie individuality There attitude has brought me the M hi 5 are good men and women in very thing | was once tempted all nationalities. | think your | to Bea i god of—pubil “ap ac ines friends must be teasing you preciation, and | really belleve Used Machinos, drop heads, of With all due respect for the 1 do get all, and | sometimes all makes, $5 and up. We will poet you quote, the Inaian was | think more than, is due me. | sell on easy pay far ahead of his conception of thank you heartily for your co- ments until Potlatch is close the God of the white men who operation Come in now and get your stole his land, and drove him | 1am more radical than f choice ' _from pillar to post. Lay aside often write, for | know there Hs debe + Dhl 2 ae New machines sold on easy terms MAYOR IS INSULTED White Sewing Mave Cotiertt ts at the Machine Co. | the ne I hes, and quick . : Ne" wakes Third, Near #ike al Re the crowd could hear from the Main 1626. for some Kies, Pi | SUNDAY DINNER {Is Often a Problem arranged to Give frlend wife low Prices pre mayor Blet th with an accou ot at the Rainier cl This is all th he sald, “becat buke to the _He lo then calle NOTABLES WILL | PAY US A VISIT Why ¢ook dinner at home this hot weather? treat-—eat the tm our big, white, introd nelfa usual 1 what happened most tempting dishes (our vail), light, alry dining room NEW AND Sixteen repres patat! ve men of industria fe of the 1 om, di rectors fthe Cha er Com merce of the United States Amertea, a f« ration of the ch bers of ¢ oards.of tra Open 11:30 a. m. to 2 p, m.—4:30 to 7:30 p. m. and national trad izations of | the country, whose urpose is | Special Sunday Menu et ee Main Floét Dining Roow—Double Serving Counter and spend Saturday “ornate Ml Christofferson Flies ery tect nny» and FROM many ‘of the im commerce by Harry LUNA PARK 2:30 P. M.—DAILY—7:30 P.M. ae ee ee ed Dennett, after-winch Professor Horan, with hands and feet tied, an ag ae wey es yA will drop from aeroplane at 7:30 P. M. and ihe bends of the swim to park from center of bay. "yee ce hee way THE FEARLESS GREGGS ma eae Wee potting eed Will Repeat Their Hazardous and Devil-Daring jeath roll Northwestern arrived in n, and Race, Autos That Pass in the Air, at— Giccisesiag hes cares and tae 4:30 P, M.—DAILY—9:30 P. M. sengers, she proceeded to Ta oowh Johnson was clamnm white hand wa laid on his shou Johns od and looked to th hite, drawn face of the long mourn ed Dennett Johnson immediately tool Dennett as one he spirit world, and without making ex cuses, retreated to the deck Reinforced by Capt. J. ¢ Hunter, Johnsc turned and ed Dennett over to the Ta coma police. Dennett ha been lal inder the sion that me on Ww trying to the bunkers to es him * * * 1 * * * * co * * * * * * * * * . * * * * . * * . * * * * * * * . * * * * eee ee eee eee ee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee BOATS LEAVE FOOT OF SPRING ST. EVERY HALF HOUR ADMISSION FREE ett ttt TOIT TOT Tk tk Worse Than Bull in China Shop -ONDENTS | Today leavés only four more days} in which to send worry cou t has been an interesting contest, and one that has needed no boosting This ix today's prize couplet | should worry like the police in| a raid And find myself in a Poviatch pa- tade. MAL, . || should worry and lose my holt, rf } ESTABLISHED 1 ac J Jougall fouthwick In connection with JAMES McCREERY & CO, New York b SHCOND AY an * =" | If YouLeave Us After snd PIKE ST ) ee luni a og Potlatch Look to 3 ea Your Luggage in such a position, and you have no right to allow him to contin ue it DENRA the put a 0 tammy c stamps, and m t “Specia Peete eee ee eee eee Se ee i eid AM HR i Other good ones Why should we worry and look so mean? We won't be living in-2013, ISABEL GIBBS, ~ Box 564, Blaine, Wash, 1Et tips of : thesh pure silk G 18bes are guaranteed In the assort- tan, brown, blues and rest of the glove lavender, , Nell rose, | should worry and lose my eats, to outlast the | Trying to,get Potlatch grandstand a ack, white, seats. ment are black, gray, pink, azure, pastel. The pair $1.00. SHORT SILK GLOVES, 50c * Every pair fully guaranteed. An excellent range of colors including black and white. The pair 50¢. —First Floor. pongee, I navy, rose, eee If often Interviewed by Boalt. JOHN A. LAWRENCE Anacortes, Wash, . | should worry, | should sigh, 1 should wonder where Is Hi. D. B. BRADELL 3027 Fourth Aw. bia: 8 s dihink iy eal liked Lavender Top Stockings, 35¢ frown, ee Re RELIABLE, well made Stocking, double apie; “BESSIE EWART, extra high spliced heel and full fashioned; Why Bigs ehdbcdy good bla ck; in sizes 8% to 10, 35¢ pair, or 3 pairs for $1.0€ BOYS’ ‘AND GIRLS’ ONYX HOSIERY, 25c . A splendid assortment of this well known brand in various weights in ribbed. Stockings for boys | CITY NEWS | and girls. The pgit 25¢. —First Floor. A fail from an\Byres Transfer) | should worry, like Jakey Furth, | Contro! the city and want the earth LULU MORRISON, MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. wagon resnited in the death of Dee ead od = — iT 2i-y old 0! ” | r cargg ae gi: Pk er sonics EWO AUTOS COLLIDE} MOTHER IS SOUGHT r s. C. Feeck and her: mother,} ey department. Powers died at the| rs. ¢ 4 tok us orva,* Srke row J M Jams, of Novelty, Wash search for Mrs, Margaret city hospital Thurdday night | Mir ‘ul injuries. about| Southword, nee Johnson, ts = } y s ute by the ‘ome Funeral services for Dr. H. T./ th the auto 10 Wee ee et eam ak “the. poli Turner, who dled at the Washing.|they were Te Oe ainat Gan Grad oath ton Veterans’ Home, Port Orchard,| With a mact by J. BP Seinar saniiitson. 6 h re ie Wednesday, will be held at the| Martin, at . Denki caren hs pete phages = S Paneer es, PATO NMoeh sare Tuna Wark tee ee is becoming tL tale an Sunda lus ct De. Dow wiare: th owing to his mother's ab nk Morgan, who conducts a| ‘juries were dressed ate vated Sho ae : rs | ma F ul search ne is Kallery at Luna park, has) rie LADINS’ AID SOCIETY OF] missing woman and will arrange it Ma rect ar @ bl THE GRACE M, BE. CHUR is|so she will not have to return to three | bove out, of Aume ranging | serving lunch at Third av. and Jef|her husband, but can keep the chil- the boys, the youths having lost Z e wa r, $37.50 when detectives interfered vay womn nan once ee [| MEAT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY doned by Governor Lister have tiary. One of the men, Fred H Muller : indtree with a knif cation Better Meats for Less Money Is Our Motto over Muller's e other man, , t ot Alexan th z in 1910, the| charked with second degr vult ficrmmeras | Legs of Lamb . . 15c coe | Lamb Chops... 15 Soest" Lamb Stew . . 8c REpWoOD | ( ITY, Cal July 18 ist areue ee ahis CLIN iy a i} - The first lamage uit q net ? be “ . t at ‘ a fe * fos do membe the fashionab! your _ air ~ ? th t t al 4 4 lingame fo (eer ws 4 , rt ; xtra “ - * 7 - > "ull china sio'itan © The Wonder Millinery Co. ff: iis on tile her YOUR MONEY RETURNED IF SALES ARE NOT el ocker, dan “y Taxieaty lost ot ea Sane BN. maheivat Pei. Pike St. Fe craanber annie Watch our daily ad in Star foraspecials—We always sell for le While on Friederich st. and BY WEARING ONE OF OUR pe a a a Lanta asia Bt i depart | Sesto SUMMER MODELS | is'sr esse aeatna | "tata | PUGET MARKET COWS | qyace the big Troc > ca which the plaintif were driving, Market ae Mavket gran) Th chnutioug Me ave a Large Ansortmen Berens 2 iat PACKING |°*"" the music of breaking TRIMMED HATS GREATLY REDUCED of the road, ang that Gach acre ooke hinaw ! and n plait Mrs or re and f : he Ri "4525 Second Ave—Two St@res—216 Pike St elain fo) damages fe i M A RKE | ) pillar, | apd her husband $1,009, ; i | EB i ase ES ST, IIT