The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGL BUSY DAYS AT EILERS Very Latest on Broadway; Chorus Girls | 191 wo Big Stores Noted for Low Prices TACOMA OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT ¥ SEATTLE Everybody Seems to Realize How Much Joy and| Pleasure a Piano Brings to the Home. Our Automobile Trucks Are Working Overtime Delivering High-Grade Pianos, Player-Pianos and Grands to Seattle Homes and Everybody Is Happy. NCREASING INTEREST. Departments crowded with eager buyers, as} each lot, big or little, brought to light by our Semi-Annual Stock List- i Among the many sales last week |floors for the opening of our new ing is thrown out at prices far below the wholesale value. LS SS Were included two beautiful Chick-| store ering Grands that will grace the) World's Best Mak parlors of «a wealthy Sissy’ y Included. and a banker who {s pp Burely you wilt come and see H as one of Seattle's cay pianos as there ts certain to 1 buyers, He was a little skeptical |4@ one here that will please you tn ‘eras iii if about our sale as he made ghe re- | WAllty and price, The planos in mark when he firet called that h poe y 2 Ident and t he firet called . erica’s oldest and best Piano, Supposed the instruments tn the/ ing onickering sale were makes that we did not carry regularly, but after we York's most famous Piano, the Sohmer showed him Chickering Grands and | “(i cag, 4 explained the regular price and the wabee’ most noted Piano, the Popular Styles of Shoes ALL BROKEN LINES AND SUMMER FASHIONS will be placed le pric e e o ~ p Bc faa Megat ol poe ir = I, Philadelphia's favorite Piano, the on sale at less than their cost to us. Read carefully these values. 1 ug vince hi of the genul seater 30 pairs Ladies’ $2.60 ‘ 5 dies" . q of the eee we could wale ois, The Plano noted for ite singing N ‘ ich gore 4 ne gs rae rit peated envy beef 4 he wont the rounds and came back |*8¢. the Haddorff ee tewen line $1.5 vg ee, $1.00 i" satisfied that the Chickering was PR ws ong So well knowe.ce this ie 3 4 i the best Grand he could find tn the} “rag Up amen & Barnes 26 patra Ladies’ $2.50 White Nu-|30 pairs Ladies’ Patent and Gun city and the price was so attractive ; ano that has made 2 ‘ Metal Lace Oxfords; mzes 2% to that he ordered the Grand sent) ))°% » famous, tho Mar bine Shoes; slave $36 t 6) SP te i good width aed ~ ore One of the new dainty Hrambach | p, aristocratic and artistic tory pr pair . Grands, the smallest grand piano| Pano, the Hazelton 150 pairs Ladies’ $2.60 Patent, Tan in the work! and an instrument of |, ie tera yor pe eee 26 pairs Child's $1.50 White 1-etrap | and Vict Kid Oxfords: sizes 2% to * one, | ae malities and beautiful Delia ‘ narrow widt a man for his epartineet | Also a number of second hand APPA Lit pcdcueedsseae dad f Two of the popular Eilers |PIAnos such as Hallett & Davis, 24 pairs Ladies’ $3.50 Patent and Bungalow Player Pianos, one in| lackard, Emerson, Haine Bros., 25 pairs Misses’ $2.00 Tan Vici|Kid %-strap Beaded Pumps for A fumed oak, the other tn dull finish |Kinasbury, Kimball, Chickering, Lace Oxfords; sizes 9 to 1 29 dancing and evening 1 5 I . 2; a pair.. faa chses ‘ wear; sizes 2% to 4; pair. ' t ig Dunbar, Hobart M. Cable, H, P, mahogany, were purchased and we | Neleon, Weber, Leland, etc. know the buyers will get far more than their money's worth tn Buy Your Player Piano Now and Pleasure and entertainment | Save One-Third. Other sales made were a Had-| ‘There is no Piano that gives de MAY WILLARD, ELSA REINHARDT AND HARRIET LEIDY, @orff Colonial style in real San jight to so many, soune ant old, a0; THREE OF THE “MONKEY-DOODLE” GIRLS IN “ALL ABOARD. BARGAINS IN SEASONABLE WASH FABRICS Domingo mahogany, a large size ithe Player Pi Wa'bave ti Kimball Piano in golden oak case,|in’ this sale tho bee wakes ny YORK, Aug 5 —Do| Warfield's fold teeth made a for) & Story & Clark Piano, Puritan de-| containing up-to-the-minute {m-| ‘The girl In the “Menkey Doodle" | Uae for Forbes: Robertson | sign, was sold to be delivered in| provements. Take your cholcelnumber of Lew Fields roof anuw,| That's the story they tell on the Snes he atic |e i ete eres: REDUCTIONS ARE SWEEPING AND TIMELY that “The Passing of the to be delivered in B 4! Chic! Fave = — op yy at ogg Pg omye io I Ee Kimball Monkey-Doodle" song 1s| Third Floor Back” was dramatized fad ® Kimball Chapel Organ to be | Players, Krell Auto Grands, Lester/one of the catchiest and most| for Warfield, and that Belasco was 12%c Corded Swiss, Dotted Sw 9 | 1628¢ Meadowbrook Serge; comes in Ught weed tn a local orchestra Players, Decker Players, Solo Auto /tunoful of the show, and Kenerally |.) cable i aia k Piques at veeee © | backgrounds, in stripes and 12! START YOUR CHILDREN | Players, the famous Autopianos, | gets at least half a dozen ores. \* he first manager who had | obi Watatiow: Cbthen’th eoidet; ehecked! and | checks, at seg ccesscvcssoccnesecs 20 DURING VACATION. Smith & Barnes Players, and the| Each of the eight girls who take. Plece. Belaseo appreciated 25 8 c : 5 a esl |popular Bungalow Players. All| " dotted effects; 30 inches wide, | 12% Scotch Cheviot Shirtings in There ts no better time for the MN} part in the number carrios al play, but also felt that a character s, c 7) a) Ma ‘ Cc greatly reduced in price and on } “ : Sea iacaeagasnes te | assorted stripes; %-yard wide, at.......... ehildren to start their music les | monkey who would be associat in the ape eons than during the summer|°**” ‘rms And if we don't get at least|public mind with the Savior could 26c English Corded Poplins; comes in 95 19¢ White Crose-barred Musiins, suit- 123 months. They are free from their Grand Pianos Also Reduced. four calls,” says Harriet Leldy,/not be played by an actor with tan, Havana, navy and maroon; a yard.. C | able for waists and dresses, at.-... ieee 20 school work and a little time each| Chickering Grands, Sohmera,|™@¥ little Reppo ts as disappoint: | flashing gold teeth 3 day devoted to music is the best|Kimballs, Stogers, Hazelt Har {e¢ a# can be, Why, he almost! So the play went to Forbes | cries Robertson, who is shid to have thing in the world for them. }lett & Davis and the dainty Bram- oe Leas aaie then ik cece ee tance YOU CAN AFFORD A PIANO | bach Grand. all sold at big re) nia you ever hear that David! million out of it DIVORCE f £ % Clothes Pins, 2G a dozen 20e cans Salmon 10¢ Durkee’s Spices poe 2he No. 2% cans Fruit . NO |ductions and on wasy payments Prices on slightly used pianos be We say this because {it is now) | gin at $68.00, Tl T 2 ible for you to get a really - ighgrade fine piano at a price | gpa cone mat eee PO A CH NO, so modest and on terms 80 ¢asy/” Prices on slightly used Player a ee en Pe cae tata | Pianos begin at $275.00. The second annual King county SE Zoer pin money, without Inter-| Prices on new Player Pianos be-|fair at the Meadows, the week of that we ali have to meet. gin at $387.00, |September 8 to 13, begins to look) | Prices on second hand Grand/like another week of Potlatch is|[ and bridegrooms, saloonkeepers Pree | Pianos begin at $175.00. in store for the people. |] of Jersey City have been able to Ne Thea ap eyed oy bese | Prices on new Grand Pianos be-| In addition to complete exhibits|| hoodwink the police for many oe felting the store. has | 2 at $430.00. in every department, there will be/]| months, giving dan every & speed program for the «tx days,|] night. A crusade last winter Deen, s loos. tedious taak but it ix Terme ae Low a9 $1.00 8 Week on|for'ehich purses angrernting more|| put a stop to barroom gances than $7,000 have been hung up. xcept when the dance was a panos have been marred, bruised! We want you to look at Planos| Wagner's and Cavannugh's banda|| part of a wedding celebration Gnd damaged, despite our care, the | sisewhere and carefully compare|will provide music throughout the|| Prank Hague, director of public Gamage has all deen on the out- the quality and the price with ours.| week, and daily before the grand-|] safety, hax found 16 young men side and the instruments are| you will then appreciate that now stand there will be exhibitions of || and girls whose nightly duty | a | SPOKANE, Aug. 5.—Dectaring to Superior Judge Webster that “he | wanted to spend the remainder of his old age in peace and comfort away from the scolding, nagging jand fault finding of his wife, Michael! Dundon, aged 73, is today |divoreed from Mra. Dundon, 10 jyears his junior, after 36 years of | married life. BARROOM DANCES AND FAIR BRIDES JERSEY CITY, N. J, Aug By having tak ing ce monies, with professional brides wed Agents for Standard Patterns _ Next to That 42 Story Building | — ‘Secretary of ‘War Garrison anal: ALL ALASKA BOUND | Gen. Wood on Tour of Inspection STEAMERS LO ADED j miusically perfect and will be de-|ig the time to buy your plano here. wild west horsemanship, bronco|] it was to sit under fancy lvered in first class condition. We busting. Foping, and rough riding oples in the baek rooms of have yet sixty-four Pianos, Players US, A special feature ts the engage |[ loons and simulate the joy a and Grands to sell and to make =, CS ey ment of Rice and Dore’s water cir-|| shyness of newly-weds. The quick sales we are offering the cus. saloonkeepers supplied wedding lowest prices and terms ever bells of flowers, white gowns Since the early days of the Kion-,every berth and every stall tal dike rush no such activity has pre- | Several days ago, will sail at vailed in local marine circies as that |° Scoriok aoe age which today marks the rush for|ine Sonator, which sailed. peste) the newfound Sushanna gold/day noon are a number of gold fields. seekers who have already In the old days Seattle's water! by cable transportation to front was confined to but a fewlor to Skagway from Seattle upom know each other, v quoted on instruments of their re %, i for the “bride 4 evening spective qualities. These instru —— THE ——— married” pair did not even - ANNOUNCE BOOK EXHIBIT. | ents clothes for the “bridegrooms.” we a we ra a ter = io In a number of instances the way @ can put our ‘ze : * bew stock, about to arrive, on the| Third and University MOVIES ‘The Seattle Fine Arts society an-| The greatest source of forest nounce an exhibit of rare books and| wealth remaining {8 perhaps| At the Circuit Until Wednesday | SWEDISH CLUB TO manuscripts loaned by Edward D.| British Columbia. The forest land} “The Scapegoat,” two reels; “Tho | HEAR AN ADDRESS | M Brooks of Minneapolis, on Wednes-| embraces not less than 100 million / Other Girl,” “The Adventurous! pp, C. G. Wallenius of Chicago, Smith's on ir tans ronan eerie ave of north day, Thursday and Friday, from 10/acres, and it is estimated that the | Girls | IIL, will address members and same confusion is not now ap-| seems to be the deteraiiiag o'clock until 5, in its society room,/annual growth {s five times the eee |friends of the Swedish Business parent. |in the route taken b: “he Saal 425 Boston block. present cutting At the Clemmer Until Wednesday | Mon's clug tonight at § p. m. at the Then there were but ‘few steam-| seekers. The Humboldt, ‘wit q Se “The Taming of Swedish club hall ers, and these of small capacity.| this afternoon, carries its p Today the Alaskan fleet numbers | gers to Skagway. This route scores of vessels, many of them of| vides rail transportation to great carrying capacity. Horse. Within the next 24 hours three of| The La Touche and North’ these vessels will leave for the/ern sail directly to Cordova. Hi North loaded to the guards with) the stampeders go to M a men and horses, outfits and pro-| miles by rail, thence over 160 mi }| “His Wife's Friend, Pathe Week-| The live wire committee of the “CAINS 22 ly,” “When Society Calls,” “Such | ¢ ; ocle “" “Such|cinb feels gratified that through THIN FOR YEARS en ca Is Life.” their efforts they were able to ob- ae ae tain this address. The address will NDS IN 23 DAYS” || At. the Alhambra Until Thursday |e in the Swedish language, topic, ||, “The Power of Heredity,” “The |Enighet ger Styrka.” ence | Actor.” | The moonlight excursion of the Remarkable Expert of F. Gag- 0,0 9 Jetubd will take pl Lake Wash 8 vp Welght | ub will take place on Lake Wash visions of all sorts. The Humboldt, | of trail to Sushanna. son, Bouse Ve Welw At the Melbourne Until Wednesday |ington August 15 for all, the club due to depart at 10 o'clock this| On all of these steamets th | Little Dorritt, morning, was delayed and will not|are gold seekers from all parts two reels; “Prof. | members | Bean's Approval,” “The Toy.” i eee | WILL PROTECT AVIATORS | At the Grand Until Wednesday | PARIS, Aug. 5.-—All French aero. | “Rosita’s Cross of Gold,” “Wille, i peae intended for war use will | - 7s ter wear heavy armor pro Man,” “She N the Wie Maa, tecting both aviator and the vital Know.’ ae | parts Of the machine, the suilitary Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of staff of the United States army | ‘ authorities have decided (left) and Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison, who have been in- | At the Yester Until Wednesday | specting the Pacific coast fortifications. The picture was taken this | ; | ; “I wns all run down to the very bottom,” writes F. Gagnon. “I had to quit work, I was #0 weak. Now, thanks to Sargol, I look like a new man. I gained 22 pounds in 2% put 10 pounds on me ‘states WD. Roberts *. “It bas made me sleep well, enjoy te and enabled me to work sail until this afternoon. The La|the country, the majority, howe’ Touche will also be delayed until| being residents of Seattle, many tomorrow. The Northwestern, of} whom failed in the last mad the Alaska Steamship Co., withito acquire fortune in the far Ni pleasure ounds when I or 4 *, - taxing” argo!” After Et oe ane" “Tam-| Clara Barton Tent No. 1, Daugh-| morning, before Secretary Garrison and his party started by auto to v4 4 weighed ng a Tenderfoot, he Sorro rs of Vets c et bi 4 taking 20 days ters of Veterans, will hold a basket Inspect Puget sound forts bai The Seattle Star has two excep-| Brigadier and Mrs. Robert Dube | ands. Sargol !# the most won erful preparation for flesh build ing 1 have ever seen,” declares D. Martin, and J. Meter adds r the past twenty years I have medicine every day for indig and got thinner every year, I took | Sargol for forty sand feel ter than I have felt in twen years. My weight has Increased from 150 to 170 pound When hundreds men and women—and there are hundreds, with more coming every day—liv- ing in every nook and corner of this broad land, voluntarily testify to weight increases ranging all the | way from 10 to 25 pounds, given them by Sargol, you must admit, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Thin Reader that there must be something in this Sargol_ method of flesh bulld- after all PE Mint you better look into tt. just as thousands of others have done? Many thin folks say: “Td Shore,” “His Niece From Ireland.” | rnc at Alki Bathing beach Wed eee peeenie St AE irene: ee tionally fine premium offers which | bin, chief divisional officers of nesday. ! the e Good Liuok Until: Wednesday | CGeT. Iie te making to new subscribers, or /S#lvation Army, who have hal | no Boomerang,” three reels; | CITY NEWS t> old aahentibers’ aha! Gina: be boy headquarters in Seattle far |The Hansom Driver. SUMMER ICE \ thelr renewal subscriptions. One of the ‘etatee’ ot Went ~ Unless James Valkwell, arrested is the latest parcel post chart, Oregon, have been appointed fo” at Baring, near Skykomish. Satu-| The case of Capt. T. A. Miller,| Which gives full and complete data | take charge of the states of lows day night, charged with maintaining | commander of the schooner Zapora, | #94 information as to the use of the | and Nebraska, with their headquats | a nuisance, pays a fine of $250 and|which was wrecked in Queen| Parcel post, its rates, etc. This ters at Des Moinés, where they costs, which was tmposed upon him | Charlotte sound M 1, was heard | Chart includes a map of the state ceed after their farewell mee! by Justice of the Peace Brown|by U. 8. Steamboat "Inspectors |Of Washington and a map of the/in this city : Monday, he must spend the next 95|Whitney and Turner Monday. The| United States. ‘The other offer is! They had a farewell demonstras days in assisting the county build} case was dismissed @ complete Burham shaving outfit,/tion in Portland on Sunday and - a Valkwell told| ebies consisting of safety razor, seven) Monday, and will bid good-bye to © guaranteed blades, nickel-handled | their Seattle friends in the Salva: _ shaving brush and shaving soap, all) tion Army hall, Fifth and Wagh- packed in neat leatherette case, | ington, on next Sunday at 8 and & Either the map or the razor is sent p, m. absolutely free with a year’s sub- Lieut.Col. Thomas W. Scott is ” scription at the regular price of|to succeed Brigadier Dubbin. He jat i Telephone Elliott 8560 For ice rates. We guaran: tee full weight and prompt delivery. ICE At the Olympian Tonight | “The Days of War,” two parts: | |“A_ Streak of low,” “The} Midget’s Romance,” “Odr Const | Defenders.” | one At the Dream Until Wednesday “Through Another Man's Byes,” |The Robbers,” “Mr. Sprigs Buys a | Dog,” “Those Little Flowers,” “The | Courage of the Commonplace.” | cee | DELIVERY CO the new stock \the court he would not pay the} N. P. Nelson, a tallor, was run fine, Three barrels of beer, sev-|down by an auto driven by Barney eral quarts of whisky and some|Kane ‘at Pier 1 Monday night glasses were confiscated in the| Kane was backing the machine raid, | when struck Nelson. The in- At the Colonial Until Wednesday “The Spring Time of Life,” three give most anything to put on a Hit- reels; “The Troublesome Daugh — ——_____—— jured man was taken to the city ak / bt,” t when some. | ters.” hospital $3.25 per year in advance. | will arrive in Seattle on the fol- chance. Nothing will make | ig etl: pasts ee ea eens ia lowing week. : Tm butit to stay thin. At the Class A Until Wednesday Dan Eggan, of Binghamton, N. Seherthinen ea : vate tend cannot know that this The | Stranger,” “Fate | and Y., 18 convinced that there are eas Thre Holy Cities in Japan | WHPEATL AND, Cal Ave y| more ¢ places to sleep than Sargol t pounde of Neeithy | So can dha soterteat hell Oh the Wasco, wee tracks, Exggan at- Ai “stay the on hundred ho | jcan see nc sacha 7 "| tempted to take a nap on the tracks| LONDON, A: — : 4 soubtes te of their Guard {n and about Wheat ? . a, by , Aug. 6.—An ingenious} Curiosity killed a cat. doubts. aon't have to neltere | AT THE THEATRES seer a ail acbentaasens tie Ove on Railroad av.. near Washington put simple device whereby British) And it nicked Ben Punk's bane in Sargol to grow plump from its a , : sy in| St» Monday nig! rain came | mtIiionaires may protect the - |r 34 see ae just take It and watch | THIS WEEK. DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. ble i, Re hey hhacrs fost their alcw When picked up ixsnn’s aioe . wi prvtents ite - al de Bs seeds. atts ea Pe vive teund out to pleseing a crushed and his head cut. | ties charged by the government was |av., is k . “ ina ‘normal “proportions. "Yau Moore—Dark. CAN YOU BITE CORN ond.” was the statement here to-{ 1° 1# at the city hospital. discovered by the late Bar! of fete Laie, iia no a ion ree ott you finish and you | Metropolitan—Dark, | OFF THE COB day of Adt. Gen. E. A. Forbes, eet bes and Melville. His will, probated| handkerchief up to his face, at let the sep lee eeiutely, parinieas. It | |] Seattie—Dark With your false teeth? If not, why |#ent here In command of atx com Lament wictes Naninaee aineeeies |today, shows that he insured his life| Fifth av. and Virginia st., Monday ta gy concentrated tablet. You ; | don't you try one of the R 7 panies of the National Guard by| oO" a nan, Albertson, |to the amount of duties his heirs night, apparently suffering agony, tn a tiny, i ’ ot ° . Orpheum—-Vaudovitie. Bree Clete” Sint ate oe , Gov. Johnson, following the clash | Smith, Mackintosh and Gillam, and|would have to pay, $600,000. and a|he proffered his services ‘ | ta te » pa vo king, ¢ B ates, ce "4 10 Jol e 01 eo dger (} , ns > oy * m ey mixes with and a full wize 0c kage will be|\f Empress—Vaudeville, ong nay ges cine | between striking hop pickers and| former Judges A. 1. Griffin, W. R./paragraph in it earnestly enjoins! The stranger ‘stuck a gun against) % | the purpone of se | stv ‘yytreturn mail free of charge never to slip or drop tha conte’ penoialb Gay and H. A. P. Myers, are climb-/each successor to the title to do| Funk and ordered him to turn over 4 fleet protesine | Mall thie cour our r Pantages Vaudevillo. hy nd bap ber dale of dentistry . ing Mt. Rainer today. They will| likewise. He left property valued | his change. prepare: newe to the Margol C ernid n two, Just think of getting ret Wednesday . 5 7 1 ments in aM ‘4 eee ae’ Ke Grand—Vaudevillo and motion bd return : at $3,350,000, Funk did, prente in Py | Hiage,"ninizhamton’ N. 1 Il] Sree. Hyair i000 Fite" QE QQ GRAPES ON MARKET nae | a 2 Plump, well-d ||COME EAT WITH US|||] Slammer — Photopiays and for ie dik A big supply of grapes will be| One hundred members of the Ti:| BUTTER IS ON CLIMB) 4 x | don't need | | vaudeville, Regular Extra Heavy placed on the market before the | {kums of Elttaes will leave Seattle i aaa | hia result erhetr | AT OUR EXPENSE Melbourne — Photoplays and ]/$10.00 Gold Crown ...... $4.00 end of the week, Grapes have al-|Friday for Victoria to attend the| A sharp advance is noted in the u Githout ald. But thin folkw | FREE COUPON vaudeville, jready begun to supplant berries, | celebrations in that eity during Car-| price of best city creamery 4| Feeling the call of the native organs do not. This || opis coupon entitles any pera Alhambra — Photoplays and 'WE NEVER HURT A BIT now on the wane, on Western av. |nival week. Washington creamery butter todiy,|vlood, & L&0Omound pie tly portion of thelr food now | to one foe package of Hargol, t vaudeville. We remove the mo painful, The street is plentifully supplied. | ee ow City creamery has soared to 32/Peeded through the Northern Pe 4 foes to waste through thelr bodies | | concentrated Flesh Pattee sca | tenth aug roots from the most sen-|Tokays, seedless, Malagas, Sweet-| The report of the delegate to the| cents, Western ay.’price, and Wash. | cifte railroad yards Monday nigh: | ‘A tow dayn tent of | sitive and nervous person absolute-| waters and Muscatels have already | Charities and Correction conference| ington creamery to 21 centa. The| through a school of taxtead In” your cane will surely | || PARTY INCREASING |!y without pain, All work guaran. | arrived | will be pyesented to the Jail Re-|hest Oregon butter Is holding at | DUS drivers, and wound up iis wild hether or not th 4 | | | teed. form soeléty at thelr meeting to] 30 cents. career by thrusting his head | CHRI last 20 years the numbe tributing members of the sociallat of you, Isn't it worth trying é | 50c BOX FREE ‘To enable any thin reader, ten Pounds of more underwolgt easily make thin teat é ss through a window in the walting -~ recommendation of the utilities and!2 o'clock idl Ton a’ veperanio “élet ws tor Johnsots pot : oI 0 les and|2 o'cloc more rapidly on a vegetable diet} Walter John xd from! Regal Dental Offices finance committees to reject the of — than on either flosh, fish or Insects, | EOt (}ileeammmmetamm 7,500 are Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8, Manager fer of the Seattle, Renton & South Even blindne It Is pointed out,/ but reached the greatest final) was bs STIANIA, Aug. 6.—In ‘the WE GIVE GAS | RENTON LINE SALE |be held in room 216 Y. M. C. A. o of con ‘i The council Monday accepted the| butlding, Wednesday afternoon, at| Ducks al | party in Norway has Increa | 3,000 to 432,500, of whom | | = foc box of Bargol abs im patniy and TIN ||| women, according to the ri | " ger © YOUR LET women, Me he annual re ern to sell its Hne for $1,400,000.| has resulted from the inflammati veight on the flesh die te Either: Rergel wilt, inereene Jot bag | port of the central committee pub-|1405 Third Av, N. W. Cor. Union| The council authorized an offer to|spread by the roots of a decayed were. fewer ith thee Wagstatle| aid to know it is to try it. Send | shed toda, NOTE—Bring This Ad With You purchase for $1,200,p0° | tooth, | diet, nn, Y a ‘eT ‘ See ies