The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1913, Page 5

° ° i i 5 ‘ DAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1913 5 i le by the NATION: AL PL ANO MAN- pa RERS, 823 Third Ave.. near || 4 Mother Takes Her Daughters to Caminetti Trial oe Marion, opposite the Central Bk Ig., and one SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.| ~ : a ss 9.—"We are going to the mat ‘ block below the Orpheum Theatre. inee,” announced Letter: oT hin Gn cy Sees preparer cnde sian ty pene “i ) d the mother, ) y | quietly : <=> $ o Crut —<—» a" Bt ; Her two daughters, 16 and tds Sent wa wink AHL sand aa Brand Largest [il12, tockea oc her cmerciy. te] TR mettee Masts "Bide" the — : : 5 ree Factories was an order rather than an A PI Fp me # n the rust apot ne queeze lemon juice on| Ladies Bath Robes Useful Specials i ‘ New invitation, hinting at some- |: 0! ls hn the wun. As it dries, dampen with more ion Juice, until] ' in the Basement in the thing unpleasant There la no Better way to bi nene than that our grandmoth-| h Fresh Factory ; World They knew that mother had ors used. Dampen and lay on the moe a tht Ee, anes UST made some mistake when Inkling or wringing out of water. Kep up the process until ft ts at $3.50 and $5.00 . P ‘ owy white : fi “i S li they approached a forbidding KE have a very complete and plea : 7 rom Offer e ing gray building, far removed W line of women’s t {ful Bath #4 a fi Di from San Francisco's theatre Robes for chilly da come : : ctories MOCE Wl aintrict. ‘This wes not a play ie kiniaal every ‘sole oomablbation. and house, and these people crowd are moderately priced price $6.00 teat 3 3 ed in line in the corridors— * Lalways had bad tnek anyway At $3.50-—-A splendid Blanket Robe lasts, $1.99. j c 7 they were not waiting for the and you always will, {f you belleve such rot as that) How made with square neck or with colla f J : can the breaking of an inanimate, unintelligent, dead thing Hke a look: | wide satin facing at the neck, sleeves and Pans with ; 4 matinee. “pe . | . ing glass ne bad Inek You are the only one who can bring bad luck pocket The ring ith ize q | Why, this ts a courtroom,” ¢X:/to yourself, When I hear such things, | fatrly have to pinch myself to red, gray with Copen 6, ete : | r jclaimed the girls, astonished ane ft ae Hane ih che Gace daar ' : h @ Yes,” came the reply. “I 4 Ark & | At $5.00-—-Ee pe are th h | want you to witness a tragedy sviee Robe this price, t wn and e | from real life today, Itis abaut | at blanket. T elderdowr Coper two girls who accepted iilicit 7 red, ara nk, blue, ha collar e with wide facing The Blanket Robes at $5.00 in collar or square neck style, and come in Nght or dark coloring made Third Floor. affection; whe tied about their | minde Ginnatiafiedt bet love, and forgot the warnings | ‘ ' of their mothers. Road houses, | ad proof, In the shape of witnesses, that such t# 4 fact, 1} 7 beach resorts, joy rides, rebel would waste no in taking the case to e justice court and having lion against the bonds of home | them sworr { the peace. 1 would very sure of the —they are all in the story.” proof, for if that intact, they might In tern sue for libel | | But, mother,” protested the elder ~ a 2 i daug this is the Caminett Tam (4 years of eee, and have « atel friend whe always trial; they say it's shockt eetheart, and I khaow that she loves r she . The matinee began. A young gir Peale boa tear Oba ak N S | . 0 MW d sat ab cha She trte only ealin me Bb: , seeek’ in, whlopers; Dut, mereiioss| lous get her | |New olip-Uver Gowns an " {men within the railing , J | F out the shameful admissions S Aiehate 2 pty oH 7 adh pie C b t t 1 00 i 4 The faces of the two daughters : gedthereDhoyantine Bc 4 . . peary Fae donne 4 hoe ombpina tons a ° 1 of i judge spoke, looking d two girls who came 4 che did 2 DAINTY Gown of soft muslir p ye of rows : 1 | Everybody Rushing Here Now : mn Poo og Herd En. Fay Fy HUEY Gernot aot 1d y a two young girls in the man to y Paggeiceng 1” L assured her that ». Price $1.00, r he said. “latheir moth) in all probability the girla were all right, but had gotten that sill ation sete in A dainty com > er or a chaperon with them? Very habit P is of soft nainsook, t lace butterfly me ‘ ; ° M hl P well, they remain at their own re Iam glad you are sensible enough to resent it. Tell the girl's fallions and wide Val. lace edging finishes the garment poet niga ” alin - ” be =e . when worn with sponsibility. mother. rh : » 1 | Little Monthly Payments Jer a ilidtaa ec Saseilisails ako tua Eee PER h oF Men had turned to look at them| pbs stk aad of Swiss insertion and lace edging. Price $1.00, At $1.00 are the: ay ith curling Hp on ye > ae na ™e Wee oe € e net in a varie . 7s . wet haven good posttie and omasning TICES foo sie evs : a “We st she said, with , om lia sinh | Mac Dougall-S Southw ick econd Avenue and Pike Street : 4 | And now the girls began to . 4 2 understand why they had 9 2 4 been brought. | I have far is willing to | PANTAGES | PARK BOARD S ELK - one who looks pport. During the years « Id rearing Bro who carry a cast of a plenty an who attends properly to The gentle old lady, who marry and b ma had always found it so hard to Shon mar riage as @ t 4 e "a scold, who, like many another hye 7 good mother, had found it cultivate people, and the first motion pit nome duties tures of the Digge-Caminett the program vaudeville | reason why you should not marry, But do not by the Pantages theatre t f | worth the price down with daughters and tell * J Think the mat over " in one wel lof the snares of the love-buc- 4.) hdres yl Bot & caneer, had seized upon the and ms = your misd the Agno , wR} . Caminetti trial as an object f wut, , | lesson. wager you can, car ely ma 7 P ont ved | Again the judge spoke Q—Will you please fell me If a marrioge te lemal when if i can, you can saf ake your matrimonial ve “There is testimony coming jod under ane, anzing they are 1h and 31. and witho e a deer hunt Those who have suffered through such a dreadful ordeal to sit a the depredations of the elk say th ainst the park This morning e ish and t ¢ ngacorral * ent to their anced in bs live comfort (may: misato nt The feature number, the Marx 0¥ in two h r or not ith a few sacrifices, which wil! not b ner) on your elk will be Mr, Hailey penins ‘ndance in Lake Washington a few nig |which will shock the ears of dell hetr p ht think they could ago, and made shore on the er entertainment . i Jeacy. 1 warn the women now.| o if they hed wished 10" Neplag to ose on anawer edy and other ent : . é They may leave the courtroom or soon, ANXIOUS is offered in the production, which ern slope of Mercer Island . thal ther expense of thetr A.—Every marriage 1s considered legal unt!! proved otherwise by well establishes the bill as one of the last two or three » lsense of modesty.” the court. The point in question, case like yours, is that the par- the best put on at Pantages this have pretty well investigated all | Wo will stay,” again whispered |¢nts may have the marriage annulled, or may, under some circum: year, The Diggs-Caminetti pic om gg ee part « t nen pl the s > uehter te { e o ¥ the princip: he » fared well on pe Pa pa the mother sta compel th son or daughter to remain with them until ures show the principals in th po a The first manuscript meeting of What followed most assuredly r? Olds ranch, on the the Seattle Scribes’ club will be the corral | — Greve and Greene, instrumental, At Ih shocked the ears of delicacy 5 " A P *g “S : t ut ‘the fear of terrible Q—In it customary to send a wedding present to a close ists, can play almost any kind of gf Shore of the island, they have held tomorrow, at the home of the Noutior fitees Ser tee sent 7ee ae Seneeneemees. St + oF an instrument. Thetr work drev ablished headquarte president, Mrs. John D. White, 507 We will send FREE to your home any one | > e _ 3 retribution for sex sins deep te tt fone ® person's Hk A st 4 cht. The to be driven away 2th av. N >. m. > of this finest high-grade SIXTY-FIVE Into the hearts of her girte, Ie | A.—Person I adopt the latter method will not ota Sige ponchacpige Alege ot Han \they that clubs. have Been used in|gram will tations vie 7 ore cor + |f| demonstrate: ie price a nts of any kind ¢ not prompted by desire tO hie be dnasen, ast Batic Ii ‘orts to move them on. The I M fi THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK OF jf} pose e paid. f = wine a little gift, the good feeling I have for certain friends. I re a tabling cls romero tive, however, for but e stig : i is | effective than a hundred sco was a alavetto giving “duty nts for ye . % The elk alwa ome Ma r on W ; PIANOS without your ‘paying down one |] Inge and. indefinite warnings |out Let your heart prompt you, and the size of Your { Be en a ape Nendlianine > ti abe | against the rebellion of head termine the value of the gift, no matter what gifts ot r IN PITTSBURG ~~ afford ar cent. Use the piano for thirty days and then, |f| Song. romantic girls to whom | what 1 if you do not feel you can you can see for yourself that it is the | mothers are an aim negligi- | letter full of kood wishes, It is better to be h ble factor when “an affair | beckons. ; | CONCATENATED ORDER is OF HOO HOOS MEET) Q—I have been PI 'SBURG, Sept 9 Pittsburg ; Fifth Ave. a and this city tures of the convention a himeelt illustrated lecture by William B. ; we erase «oe ; ° Smith of Glasgow, Scotland. an association of foresters, news» , n d himself. One can ne on gossip, and they tn nanciaton of foreter, new oo eta eae tie itormation thd taki informant | gaan Mone whe wae aceueed by Drop Pattern 2 to face the young man and give him a chance to clear himself { inno eciranfi hte ‘ob. p tt en, opened th annual session N. Boynt ro bere tolay, ‘rhe meetings will con-| cent at ar of 30 conte And . several rns tinue three days PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9 —Amid cat calla and other rest disturbir howls, the annual conv yn of th Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo 8 Parents cannot be too careful of the young men with whom their daughters associate and marr y 29 last, was ac m, but if you will go to your father and phar IR in Judge Ronald's mother and tell then you want to please them, but think t should ‘ “6 ———— u Ss ar ets ” certain, I Neve they will be just to him Very few men or women Hoffman Manufactures 9 4 have been perfect throughout their earthly existence, and the young Ladies’ Suits Made to Order $25.00 and $28.00 man tm » very sorry and trying to redeem the past. Ask your father! ys. 1 roman in speaking of to at least have a talk with him he ; rit Workmanship Guarantera the recent change in policy of his —1 want too! jstore sald: “The ple of Seattle PN 2 fs w ; \4 Ladies’ Tailor Suit Shop . for a deed demand a better product than the 238-240 Lumber Exehonge ide. iw aoe f a ¥ and produces fora cotton | Will continue untilall these i ry will produce, The Yea value on earth, we will give you TWO ARS AND SIX MONTHS to pay for it, on EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS, |} and with all that, the little price will be 4 § LESS than half of what any of the Retail |}) 4 10 Stores in Seattle will charge you. RENT or SELL Easy Monthly Terms Where ert ¥ for information but this is not a cotton country ie gr ef ¢ patterns are sold. 4 : Inquire at ¢ In the here my wife be a resident working people are Thanking A.—Yes paid, and, because of the t y vorce without your wits peing al’ + m1 can obtain your di tet higher pay, better workmen are at ) All the goods offered are from 5 E resident tracted to Seattle. That is one of G07 ros visase colt mn wins soit 0 proper to wun gn |e, Toagont that Aeatte can, pro \ our immense wholesale stock } an tay “snd the yecrption aot nth 3 o ate be Rastern factories cannot compete and are being offered at whole- sale and in < A mply place in the lower left-hand corner of the {Invitation |local manufacturer is that Seattle he words Reception, such-and-such number and street, 2 oclock,”| people realize that to patronize or “At Home, such-and-such number, 2 o'clock.” home manufacturer is to ke their money {n Seattle, and to keep their neighbor in a jot Thanking DOLLY with. Another point in favor of a some Q—t am a ng boy of 18, and Tam very much tn t with @ young girl, (7. 1 have been time, and we have confe: DR. L. R. CLARK, D. 9 8. at less instances ; 4 ° e e tablishment in ttle means a , . . than great deal t ou ist ey ave been reading my letters, in which I advise young IN d lona (ano Bop to consider the ‘matt seo ci stet tare, mown seneins See tie Gare an ee U wholesale Being so big, we are able to spe] have been trying to prevent In young lives, It does seem to hurt he clalize, and place patients in the y y first time we find that the one on whom we have bestowed hands of men who make a specialty our Jove and friendship is indifferent TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY prices. of certain diseases of the teeth It is usual for young people to be in love, and It fs also usual for If you need our help you will be| them to change their minds without a moment's warning, and I know : asked to pay leans than the private| the nature of them In this respect, and that js why I warn them so Mei : : dentist, who does his own work much. All you can do {s to take your medicine like a man, be silent, & ? “ himself, for the great voiume of and if she does care for you, she will come to her senses % ly 3 . | : business enables us to cut the prof -_— a lL ti fi ‘th A d Vi St. - | its down, in individual cases. much orcad M RKETS ocation Tf ve. an irginia \ : 1] . of tie ance vin uid be oom CAT Y NEWS cl '@ IF YOU NEED RUGS OR CAR- 823 Third Avenue, Near Marion | ee ~ rete: WN PETS, this is your chance to buy ae Furthermore, by specializing our The residence of Charles Camp: ¥ 2 AEerrnge pring Choice Spare 1 Central Building, One Block Below Orpheum Theatre |} fry" tie’ vaciont revelven, far bet. bell MS Ne Toth st, was destroyed ner | ialeniceme . , t . Ribs ... h 0; 0 : for treatment itty the mate dit. hy fire Monday” aight ‘Tho fai Choie Sicer ot 1916 NN them at a saving o 0 to 50% : ference as exists between the large was not at home, and the flames 2 4 é : , Roast ; ; 2 Ho ea eae’ YOUR OWN HATS d & op er before nstead Phe low in ot date | iv ard Lan tween 166 Over 2,000 Rugs and over ft : 4 Not only can we underbld the mated at $600 The ata sry College| Chere - f C i : vee austin Si tnbezee tat Aa stint, member of the nw Heaavete Milinery Cotte] MSS sien iv of weuperer fii 10,000 yards of Carpet are in- we offer you a special method of pm of Ballinger, Battle, Hulbert & | recently opene oF new manage quality. Try it.) $ . MNOS Bre Sie zee + spore rns ofits of Dalton, Bae, Halbert Ba nek eapace teasharn taaee| mY cluded in this great sale. ; . : and permanent method of restoring {ng Hulbert will sail for Europe|ing day and evening sues. he attalos eer sting 11c ’ ‘ 3 P 0 teeth, immeasurably superior to the | september He will return t@|day class ts in session 10 o'clock a. en pigeies eee 2 These two, of the many bargains offered for tomor- ianos ordinary bridge work and partial | geattie at the end of four months. |m. to 4 o'clock p. m., and the even-| Pork 5c row (Wednesday), Sept. 10, will give you an idea . plates. That.$40,000 dautages for sinking|ing class from 7:30 p. m. to 9:30) Liver c.seeees pereeeeeees avi # fi % Included ae ve a written guarantee with | in, yteamer Telegraph 1s excessive |p. m ithe gate for tuition for the! 4 Cans Wild Rose 8s of the saving to be effected by attending this sale. all wor | Tah tak wea ee : “ ‘ |was the contention of the Alaska] term of ix Weeks is $2.50 per week.| Milk ... . £00 $25.00 / vs, | $15.00 Bo bininndla mane nehip Co,, In its appeal befor [an students after completing thelr \ = Axminster Rugs, | $15.00 Body russel course are assisted towarls procur-| Look for U. 8 Purple Stamp : 8 9x12 ft Rugs, 9x12 ft ic the’ United States cireuit court of |e ret ans but.| ae Y xl2 {t:, $15, Qh R 2 ft; $9, 00 Regal Dental Offs es appesis for the Ninth circuit, this|ing positions. Basquette M Minery It signifies purity and quality | Or scr At vee eee ee eens ks Dr. L. R. Clark, B.D. & Manager | norning, The Alumeda sank the |1® located at 705:6-7 Hitel Bldg. N.| Shope open until 6:20 p. m. N Y \/ , VASA I en \ner Third Av, N. W. Cor. Union Telegraph off Colman dock AprillW. corner of Second Ave. and Pike NOTE—Bring This Ad With You 26, 1912, St.—Advertisement