The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1913, Page 5

YS cuit MAIN 4724 sing, Mailing and | eet Circular Work AILING BUREAU M ioe Fifth = | Ave. T HANSEN liversmith Jeweler and S (8 fy Now Located at H New Store a aio Secor Will you ples twit ; Ave, Near Madison t —— ” . VEGETABLE SILK ynoeRWEAR AND HOSIERY jik, Costs One-Fourth : tapes Bark BIS. and & Pike a. me: rl ——~$3.00 r ewiny Machine mye? S hay Machines, all makes.) |” seks listen to Always pre t, and the litue one y fa the ult of nt, that very oht teat earthly ines rented, $2.00 per on have. T have known wate SEWING MACHINE CO. who would have do , at, 144 Third, near Pike. pn on au have Phone Main 1625, fs t . ' . nd fathe a >it rowrrn |! What matter what the ' nat co, | *8y8, If you have decided to do right My belief ts that our life not end with our extatence } nder Te 1 made out adopted it would not 1 rl's mother but nothing could be you will write me the fuli lars why you think you can arry, I may be able to help partic not you ORLA. CLARK, 0. 9 8. ‘There's Another Reason m ian boks “why your teeth should al de kept in perfect co: jon—your Path $= Without good teeth it's > as eee tcapossible to masticate your food he girl whe , and so indigestion ensues te know how to develop the Gboag trail of troubles. Re ee wee © Dr. Clark will examine hosband brings the paper teeth free of charge i tell night for me te reed your and 1 truly enjey your rare What you need and how much | er no to have anything done ym 80 desire | are exceptionally low. | make you an extra heavy) Crown for $4, or one of | $10 Never-Slip Plates a Regal Dental Offices B OO.LR Clark, 0.0.8, Manager (M05 Third Av, N. W. Cor. Union) MOTE—Bring This Ad With You! A—I thank you. If I didn't see the funny side once in awhile | where would I be, with the pile of troubles that come to me daily? I |guess this little humorous streak that breaks in once in a while ts the safety valve, letting off steam Forgive me for publishing the LOW WESTBOUND 1, - : | COLONIST FARES : IN EFFECT . SEPTEMBER 25 TO OCTOBER 10, 1913 . From ail princtpal Eastern pointe to ail points In the it a ee ° U e efe nion Pacific e Oregon Short Line ; AND | O-W.R.&N. r M4 ° . : Bring Your Relatives and Friends . |. West by Our Prepaid Order Plan @ You ean buy their tickets verths right here at home. : .. Here Are a Few of the Fares Nssourl River Denver cee cose ee QOOR0 |. — Rociess $9000 | Indianapolis on $6.00 ge tas) aie - 44.75 | Washington, D. C..... 54.75 a Our line and your friends will enjoy the benefits Sar cosets, splendid roadbed, electric lighted traingy q and efficient employes, and Ser ress") ELECTRIC BLOCK SIGNALS WILL d PROTECT THEM ALL THE WAY. ; We will bo #lad to give you any information regarding ANd schedules and assist you in arranging their trip. J. H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent. ms Second Avenue Telephone Main 932. ch life is not ir part At Crittenton Home you ated and eared for, | will accept ated just as 1 had imopey a girl, who, like you, on w the evt hy w y parent, and throngh tho persuad ance of her mother and others she | gave ter, met | a KO 1 her, and she bravel r story. H was ad « take her and er child, but the child was gone from her. She could jis in good ha Feu de justifiable, oe ts bly sinful NVORTUNATE. CHIMINAL sin te unpardonable any { is but ay i ful.’ You suffere were influenced by th h when you sacrificed | who cowmit other sina i 1 ether t « inginess rality, that causes a but a good state of Hew the u ind in that in " © th sin, It knows i f a 18 MAK his cwn } ¢ Had y ada f wleds of the source of all supply, that that source ts un limited and fre you would the n you did further one by griev t the past—even the past ta No human be 1 allied upon to make the aacriftce Would it not have been have parted from you than that? If 1 ean hely ou further, write me again of 18, and 1 tive ino no girls here 1 have would ye A.—Write letters to your ndp me. It jwill & te 1 th to a girl who may r sue you f breach of promise, and use the rs to conviet you neem to be laboring under ession that ft ts 5 with content for a while longer I ar making fun of real but kind possession of causes earthly heart pa than any other known 4 ve the whic more en the time ever comes w n for your hat ™ girl, all t Q—wn the you please | | | tett | names of some geod beoke for ® S17 me of 13 sixth © to read? He te im the Can you (ell me hew old Millie Burke bt A WORKING WIDOW A— “Wild Animals I Have Known one of the best books for boys, and girls, too, that I |know. It is by Seton, and will |teach young jo to love the creatures of the woda need preach no «# nt mals to the bo: none on kill who ha Other fine ones are: “Blac’ 0 ty,” “Treasure Island,” and napped, by Steven Boy | Crafteman,” by A. B. Hall, aod the |"Jungle Books,” by Kipling | “Tecan tell you Billie Burke's age, at really I do not believe tn iim ng people by thelr age, and Millie Burke, while not at all old, ts re markably young Q.—Please settle this for as child, N and “Ne, ® better form of ett hamking you A MOTHER. You are correct, in sor » others whi bet r to #8 Yes, Mra. and-4o. r Uncle Jobn. as the case may be. Yes, ma'am and "No ma'am,” are very ant quated terms, but are better than k ruden | @—te It proper to wear a weil at church? Will you please tell me how to clean white gloves? A READER. A.—A yell is appropriate for }oceasion in the day time, but out of place after dark Cleaning gasoline is the best thing | know of with which to clean white kid gl care ful not to go near the fire with it Q.—I am a» constant reader of your and would like you to tell alee wha | waieh a : BLUR BYES | A—Gray, in all shades, is to be | prevailing color for fall, Brown follows close in its wake. A pret jty, soft shade of gray should be. be jcoming to and if you select a nun's veiling ft will drape prettily for both street and even jand serve ing wear It is not 10-« our come in fu of black, splendic and garments. tomor here © Rooms 500 to 508 Arca: sample serge suits at only $18. ine Skinner We Make No Charge for Alterations Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop Between Union and University. THE MONDAY, tR 22, 1913 Queen Louise of Hawaii Tel/s How Her Hips Busted Hula-Hula Trust STAR Mise Queen Loulse Ross, Hula Hula Dancer of Honolulu CITY NEWS | A business session and a ban SAN FRANCSICO, Sept. 22 t held by the Seattle Mer Miss Queen Loulse R Haw ants and Nery Mon's Associa ian, the only Hula-Hula Trust-HBust wil ware, Gio re - er in the world, has arrived bere the reg winter meetings of the op the steamer Lurlir 1 atte Feder Neterer For years the hula-hula profits patie derived from the entertainment of A meeting was held by the work to as were divided between t € of the pro} of the hula part ¥ n Associa known as Mme. Pauhi and Mine, |? bt wales Apt i be held Then me Princess Theresa ae pt padragre be “0 of Hewa a ie al The recent tr p through the Olym » ereaee: ta t Mi tal ers of the royal f y casige BA regres — t ide of “cor . idea eached by Rev. Hugh EF. Brown ont Gane starting mate oft «rim Congregation tablishment OM &1a) church Sunday f she worked quietly, I) The executive committee of the was not k before the older Washington Good Moeds Associa caterers: learned ae fon has chosen North Yakima a wrinkle tor year's conv This brought ed | thor ) takes place Nover aia war. Dance t cee Pa, pareeng tr a t Pensylva ’ with as. gk ae war became 4 rout Mre. Rhoda J. Manning, well Patrons fought for known ly, died at the home of Mme. Apl's place. Queen R her A. Manoing. 6 12th them all craning their necks av, W., at & o'clock Sunday mort Arching her eyebrows and shrug She had been ll for the past ng her shoulders when ai about the hula war, she said I did not go into the entertain two weeks The woman “who died In a den- ment business to ‘bust’ a trust; to tist’s chair at Sheridan, Wyo. be candid, I love to do the hula Thurs has been identified as hula. adyn Butacke, formerly of —_— ———— She became estranged STOMACH MISERY | yore. ahe Fenlded a Hotel Netko: GAS, INDIGESTION . | | “PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN” FIXES . “Son coum, casey svow ff Meat Prices | ACHS IN FIVE MINUTES Time 4t! In five r ach distress will . TOMORROW, TUESDAY AF RYE:CO. S MARKETS Ae Followe: KO. xestion, heartburn, sow or belching of gas, actd, or eructat of undigested food, no dizziness loating, foul breath or headache Pape’s Dtape speed In regulating is the surest, quicke tain Indigestion r , rid, and besides it most t and In Millions of men and women now eat their favorite f without | Cholee Sirloin feai-othey know Pas apepsi Steak c will save them from any ston huis ana Lise thai 15 sgt ? | Chops C Pr for your sake, get a larce (Our mutton is of ” “ perior fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepst quality. Try it) from at « store and put your stomach right. Don't keer being | Cholee Bolling 11 miserable—life Is too ou| Beet r c #0 make your stay) gweet Pickled Beef 15 e. & hat y ke Tongue eee seieee it; enj t, without sis, mart of rebellion e stomach : rb ge eee Liver 5c *ape's Dinpepsin belongs fn your home anyway, Should one of the| 4,Cane Wild Rose 28c family eat something which don't; Mlk “* gastritis or stomach derangement It signifies purity and quality #t daytime or during the night is handy to give the quickest, sure relief known | | Shops open until 6:20 p, m, too late to take advantage offer Jay on these beautiful They I] 38-inch cut and are made { material, either blue or That You Would Be Proud of lined throughout with genu Satin—regular $22 and $25 nee aad ae Good teeth give comfort, Bad If you want one at $18, call trouble... Nobody'e teeth teeth give (1 that care will not Yobody's teeth are row. bad they can't improy some times only a little; generally a great deal zs ei True-to-Nature Teeth are cool strong, Heht and durab! agreegble q $10 and $15, Fully guaranteed, de Buliding, Second Ave. Here Is a Set of Teeth nt and Closely approach the natural eae ‘ fs gums In color. | Mounted on vuleanite, per set, at Boston Bentists ESTABLISHED 1% sag Aeenes and Pike Siva | rarest occasions that Blankets such as these are offered in special sales. | dows will give you an idea of the excellence of the values | nke $12.50 Unshrinkable Blankets | Wool Blankets $11.00 $5.00 Ajl-Wool Blankets $4 Tt . ted ‘ Piaid Ble two | #t r ne a inch t woe White with | and whit te hes, Welght 6% pour and white white i pounds, H a ” $6.50 “Bainbridge” White neh Blankets $5.85 $6.50 Wool Plaid Blankets $5.85 A strictly all-wool Blanket f 4 le wool and ver with four-dineh blo dents olora are «ra white, tan id white, blue and white, pink Kea Se and white or and black Cotton Blankets Size 68x80 $4.75 Fine Wool Blankets $4.00 | $1.75 Saxony Fieece Blankets Extra heavy grade of wool $1.45 nd small percentage of cott These ets are extra mixed give ear and | strong and double wel; are events # kane ize 70x 80 inches Geese . wo cotton with a soft felted blue borders and neatly | fleece and come in tan or gray bound with mohatr ng. with fancy borders, Size 64x76 $3.75 Cotton and Wool Mixed | !ehes Blankets $3.25. ai $3.25 Woolnap Blankets $2.85 Of a medium = welght, in - ‘ Haag) YE with pink or blue bo T e blankets are extra large de Bound ‘with mohair | size—72x84 inches. Light gray binding. Size 66x80 inche with pink or blue s neatly $6.00 “Alberta” Plaid Blankets | bound with mohal binding. Will $5.40 give excellent wear. A blanket woven with wool filling and cotton warp, gray | $1.00 White Crib Blankets 85c¢ and white plaids with brown | Heavily fleeced wooknap with over plaid, with blue, pink, ; ji Per tor fawn borders, ‘Size | Dink or blue borders Size 32x 64x80 inches and weight five | 42 inches. Packed one palr in pounds a box. Other crib blankets fn $6.25 Wool Mixed Blankets a $4.45 fr 0 the pair Heavy weight white t kets. fine cotton $1.75 Cotton Sheet Blankets this lot ar $1.35 aad tae lock Heavy white cotton blankets bound with silk match the | with pink or blue borders. Size the blanke wtly pink. | 72x80 inches, Very durable and warm, to be used as sheets. $10.50 “Special” Plaid Blankets $9.25 Double warp of cotton and $1.25 All-White Sheet Blankets wool with all-wool filling—the | $1.00 | body of the blankets are white, These are all white without gray or fawn color, with | any borders. Stze 64x76 inches } cy hairline plaids five Inches | | spart in colors of pink, blue or The regulation three-quarter bed brown, Size 72x84 inches | size. | MacD« nugall-Southwick [ MecDovgall -fouthwick In Connection wath JAMES MeCREBRY & CO, New York (3,000 Pairs of Blankets at Extraordinarily Low Prices _|Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday A sale of exceptional interest to every householder in Seattle. Store omen 9 pete It is only on the Six win- offered. Beacon Comfortables $3.50 This a new feature for bed 9 e light en with colorings and their size x84 inches Wool $3.50 $4.00 Lambs’ Comforters Tufted with woolen range ir from $5.00 t Filled Comforts $1.85 filled w covered $2.2@ Cotton hese th white are cotton and printed silkoline weight and with a both sides on Good arge size. Wool Comfortable $6.50 wool blanket and fine has jacquard border St. Mary's of all cotton A he wool f warp, and gray and fancy plaids e, tan, 70x80 inches ze or pink weight 3% pounds each Wool Bats $1.00 Commercial B5c For those who wish to make these bats put up their own comforters lambs’ wool and are are in one continuous sheet. Size 72x84 inches and may be had jn 1, 2 or 3-pound weights. All of | the same size, Each roll packea | in a separate carton, We also | carry a complete line of cheese | cloth covered bats in various | sizes and prices. | We carry a complete line of | the famous St. Mary's and other standard blankets in all-wool, | cotton warp and wool filling, cotton and wool mixed and all- cotton, ranging in price from Te to $27.50 bias" pair. uird Floor. Second Avenue and Pike Street FIVE KILLED BY {FOLK GETS A JO POWDER BLAST CAMDEN, N. J., Sept Five e ed toda bb ogee eating rion hosing CHILD CULTURE CLUB tow rced the gelatine mixing plant| The Child Cuiture Club of Fre- DuPont-De Nemours P wider mont will bold its first meeting for ympany Every window in the the year on Wednesday night next “e at the home of Mrs. Morris Red ding, 4403 Sunset place. A DISCOVERY WASHINGTON, Sept. 22—The [Senate today confirmed the nomi- nation of Jos. W. Folk, former gov- ernor of Missourt, to be solicitor general of the state department. \< town was broken, Funeral services for Wiillam Dent Price, 2-monthold son of Mr, and Mra. J. G. Price, who was suffo-| Our new Mineral Vapor Bath Cabl- leated in his crib at the Price rest-| nets are a sure cure to patients at dence in Medina, across Lake | fitcted with rheumatism, kidney dis Washing , Saturday night, were | ease, dropsy, stomach trouble, poor held residence this after circulation and kindred ailments noon and also to excessive users of tobacco and alcoholic spirits. We have private bath apartments Boris De Bogan with ly attendants. HICAGO.—Dr s r were struck for ladies % bis a ft aight in the |Our single baths are $1.00, or six ha ; wlians in a baths for $5.00, All inquiries an sien acker was hit In|swered at our Sanitary Mineral vot loft. leg and De| Vapor Bath’ Parlors, 518 Union St., e right hip and left side. Seattle, Wash Ad ment. = MILLINERY COLLEGE The day class is in session 10 o'clock a, m. to 4 o'clock p. m., and the evening class from 7:30 p. m, to 9:30 p.m. The tuition for the term of six weeks is $2.50 per week. All students are assisted towards pro- curing positions, Basquette Millin- ted at 705-6-7 Eitel Bldg. corner of Second Ave, and Advertisement. Pike St —L@@K Eyes of Children Claim Our Best Service Eye knowledge Many children no Education depends on viston. strain bars the gate to School Gays are here. need our ald. Positively drugs MYERS OPTICAL CO. BE. R. Manly, Mer. 203 Peo} Bank Bldg. & ——— need SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Select from the FUNERAL DIRECTORS | _ There Is a Vast Difference in the work of undertakers BARBERS Oak Barber Shop Lady Barbers in such a manner as to wel- come the closest inspec- tion | 1015 Third Ave.} — —not so much in the gen- | eral part, but tn the unseen | detatls | CAFES We perform our duttes TATE’S CAFE TABLE D'HOTE DINNER 6 to $ pom E. R. Butterworth & Sons 1921 FIRST AVE. the with pint bottle of Wine, | ae Third Ave. GROCERIES Elltott 465. bp. Vv. ADAMS D. THAGATD Zoble Grocery Co. nfs 81,90 ‘The Meccal a 219 Union 8 . esac 219, WESTLAKE MARKET “PENNANTS, Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re- | ble and Solicit Your Patronage. ccc leaeceenmeneL LT a tee emer ne tae ee i PHOTO SUPPLIES _ KODAKS Developing—Printing—Enlarging NORTHWESTERN PHO SUPPLY co? Eastman Kodak Co, 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bldg. berstheae Baths RESTAURANTS German Delicatessen Shop C. F. Baasch bis ) THIRO AVE. Chauncey Wright Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 People Daily 110 OCCIDENTAL Av. __|_THEATRES Lindquist & Lund Pennants, Tents and Awnings 220 SPRING STREET | STAR WANT ADS | BRING RESULTS Joyce of @e North Woods—: Edison drama, ¢€ els, A Day WI The Road Mor Pathe. Glasses tia | THEATRE