The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1913, Page 5

ry aRATTLY | aerT BORURDAN MEY AY sort | ‘ ewme © thtok eo wut and : . , they feel ) . abled in any yn | Drug Store | 4 Weis pm | ie eth ottien 6:00 2 1 Mrtawest SB | Wee tee deeply bale ths ceaheet. | EVERETT. WASH ' A you are suffering ts hell, ar eath. It te the taking on evi ! trouble that makes our But your case ts by no means « this very sensitive » you to help those B. KORB CO. CALL MAIN 4724 104 Rpring st For Addressing, Mailing and Circular Work MEIDEN’S MAILING BUREAU 1407 Fifth Ave. REAL:ESTAT WENICE ON BAINSRIOGE ISLAND ALBERTB FOP 215 Madison St. Meat Prices CUT TOMORROW, THURSUAY, | FRYE:CO.’S MARKETS MLACLARK,DO.9 8. | BL of the Regal Den-| seal bibeane tt the simple result of superior Rib ard Loin Mutton 1 4 Dighegrade work, ,uaran-| Chops ...... rer c painless methods, pop- modern facilities, iatest | Choice Breast of 8c feppliances and expert AF dscns inneodees penal Gatine to fbn gh (Our mutton Is of a ecperior Hi) age el excelience in Regal work qwallty. Try It) | (Wild not possible in the ord!-| Choice Bolling 11 | ary deatal establish ments. bP SROER Sekt vessoe eee LTO RH { (tra heavy $10 $ Choice Sirtoin | h Regular $10 Never-Slip Plates cA Pa ee aso oneoc AMD ‘ “ea p aibobelaeoes tamer || | Regal Dental Offices | Dr.LR. Clark, 0. 0. S., Manager 16% Third Av, N. W. Cor. Union This Ad With You Look for U. S. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. } nothing that ts aby in trouble, If you will learn not to let tt affect you. Some minds are Very sensitive to mental atmos pherea, but the harm flea In the \% ar you have of it, and | would advise you to learn that “perfect love casts out fear,” and get:so full of a universal love that you will know that a God of Love can better care for those tn trouble than can you, and that you are but the in strument through love works, It will also help you to take up the thought that no mind but the mind that ts back of the whole untverse can influe you. We are distinctly told In the Bible to work out our own salva tion, and we are not to try to work out that of others, except ax we can help them, When one takes on the trouble of others one ts not which this great Q My o* all parents do th me your pass the (tn Trall of the A.—Strike a new trall your first step. Get away means; but make your getaway from the feeling that ean be happy unless you are doing just as your sister {#, I want to help but you must Hsten the degree of doing what I say, or it will not help you Your sister ts older, and at your age a w years make a vast dif fe: I think your parents should help you to amuse yourself but if they won't, suppose you help urself, You will be far more self-retiant {f you will, There are many things you can do, and first I want you to read “Rebecea of That ts by all you, to Sunt ok Farm,” by Kate Doug las Wiggin, a woman who knows just what books girls love. Ask that a girl friend may visit you on Sunday, or get your parents to take a few of your friends on a lark to the woods, or parks. Other parents will be glad to defray the expenses of thelr children. Learn to be happy without company as well as with, and you will never sigh to do as sister does. There is far greater happiness than sitting in a hammock all day with com. pany, and {f she Is allowed to keep this up, she will not develop > as fine a woman as you will if you follow my advice. Noticing a request for @ method of exterminating fleas, 1 mine mart of alcohol, dissolve worth of camphor, Just to bed, rub or sprinkle the sheets and night clothes, and the will mot be bothered with fleas, It does mot kill them, bat drives them away. Any other oll in aicohot will have the same effect, as int oF other RUSTICUS. girl of 16 years of age, hair, and nohedy seems ' i t color to bleach It, what te leant harmful? A YOUNG GIRL A.—My dear child, there are numberless women who would al most give their two eyes to have red hair. I wouldn't mind it, my self. This seems a grievance to you now, but I beg of you not to think of bleaching it. I know of lutely harmless and if you once begin tt you will have to keep eternally at it. Don't do it Q—1 am = young woman of tS, and would like to get married, but <DNESDAY, SPECIAL EXTRA! ‘SOLID FOUR? OF COUNCIL SPLIT All was calm and pacific, and the Joouncl! was getting ready to adjourn Jafter having cut down $37,505.79 from the original budget allowance | of $4,286,016.22 and thus reduce the| Jeity mill levy from something over |20 mills to a fraction under 20 mills, | when Counciiman Goddard started | something. 1913 PTEMBER 24, MOTHER STUART WRITES HOW TO Second Lace mash them very fine, and when the | blood-warm I brea cake of yeast in It. mixture ts Is reak a I let thi 4 ight. N PETER MILLER puret rice on any piece of Elite Enamel Ware A’ apd ot this stand over night. Next] ‘ tional op vats r A og | * failing | moraing ! mix it wit J the flour pint Lapt Pan, regular price 60c; mpectal 2% portunity jand the dough stand unt : is int seamless Elite Coffee Pot, regular price $1.25; ® to supply tiff and p’ tt te | elal 7O¢. 00! t BX Spoof argon gehen lpg rele quart size Elite Tea Kettles, in solid white and blue and pene grea baking ‘ nee Fol gan Meng tor — regular price $2.50 clal $1.95 ant medamie hngove ak caer] | ter Miller was given a sen i2inch Basting § r pric price “eters tence of fiv 15 years for bur iar price dkerchiets Now, tt stands to reason than any | ciary by Judge Ronald, thus bring i Pie Plates, regular price 45; special Lot “crys atiy Gah leare be thie method to|imG, bie total man nen tene White Enamel Basins— oie ae hee tas sg Pig aaah’ tie Nad an {can |to 79 years and the aggregate mint 11%-inch size, regular 35c value special Be. with tiny heme “ } o0S. SEOmS " te & é e 40c value; spec B80¢. a vut es patience and care mum to 28 years 1 J lp and hand em ceaertaties ie on aan KuOw poet tee of appeal to the sup Ausp-toch isise, repliar Shc veins; specie! BB, broidered block pores | what your mistakes have been and /|COurt was given by Miller's attor White Elite Preserving Kettlee— | S-quart size $1.26, special $1.00 initial carefully executed. Handker- avold them next time jney, Joseph M. Glasgow. Mill 4-quart ize fOc; special @8e. | jo.quart size $1.60; special chiefs of this quality sell usually |latest sentence ts to begin, accord-| ’ size 90c, mpectal Te. | a ; at 16c each, We are ensbied to ing to the order of the urt ' Gly-quart size $1 spectal | 1 aire $1 Specia make this special price because of t end of the other prison term: ose. the quantity purchase All wanted | it sed upon him by the Tacoma White Elite Vege initials are included. Extra spe- Pruitt r t, where he was convicted as table Steamers, $2.75, clal 10¢. First Floor. } Charles Lindsolm, a laborer, Mv-/an habitual eriminal and for per $3.25, $4.25 ing at 823 Seventh av, was tnstant- | jury White Elite Mixing lly killed at 5 this morning wher Miller's murder trial will begin Bowls, 45c, 55c, 65, October 20 | he fell from a mast, upon which he jremains w }worth's m 75, and item jwas working, at the Drummond | om » | |Litherage Co., West Seattle. The| t Pudding man fell a distance of 60 feet. The! 5 35, 450, taken to Butter-| t aaron | LOS ANGELES, 24.—"Doe new tithe bestowed today by 1 associate v Ortle Me 1, the dyn n led to the ra broth He was by he had set successful foreleg of Maria the rrest of th Cockroaches SHOULD BE KILLED At the first sign of the repulsive MacD« after left prison cat, which had met with an white “WOE LIES IN 13 RIOTS GONTINUE tockroach or waterbug, get from accident while jumping from an- your druggist a box of the genuine | other prisoner's shoulder to a cell Stearns’ Electric Rat and Roach floor. HAMILTON TAKEN Paste and use ft according to direc Woo as it is b tions; and tn the morning you can sweep up a panful of dead cock roaches, Ready for use; does not blow Into the food like powders. Stearns’ Eloctric Paste ts sold on guarantee of money back ff It falls to exterminate cockroaches, rats, mice, ete Only 13 ¢ After being {dentified by Sheriff |11, 1913, in th F. C. Foster of Lewls county as the | Sarah L. and man for whom a warrant charging one, plighting burglary tn nection with the rob a day. 2he and $1.00, | be Acoma ond Pike Sires Goddard wanted a resolution passed calling upon the t to} make “a horisontal cut 10 per| FTER the tremend elling of Lace and Scrim Curtains which we held September cont (n every department under hia| A that we have a good assortment of odds and ends and broken lines still on t ~~... * care, regardieas of the budget which ake room for new goods which are daily arriving, we will offer the remainder aoe” gir had Juat b frat stock at almost unheard of prices. The following list will give you an idea of the quantities offered ww" (ig Goddard felt in the “solld and the money-saving poswibilities of this sale “4 four” would be with him, even| Nv , > . iN h C though Councilman Erickson plain- | ovelty Curtains Renaissance Curtains Nottingham Curtains Mrs, Stuart has just won the!! urged that he was merely play 13 pairs at OS¢, 69 pairs at ® 16 pairs at ORE bread-baking prize at the Ohio/iny a petty game to work his grouch | 17 pairs at $4, 2 palre at $3.90 31 pairs at $1.26 state fair, She is 70 years old, and loft on the city engineer's office. | 18 paire at 82, Cl C ; he pethatlt og rage lives on a farm, She has a repute We're the boys to make the| 4 pairs at $2.9. ee ee 6 pairs at $1 tion asa fine all-around cook. After |¢ Erickson paid, “and if they Dirtains ay eins ae $1.99. } Spaire at $4.72 getting her blue ribbon, she drove | sould be made, we should not sad-| 2) ee ee 12 pairs at $1.9 home alone—45 miles. dle the responsibility on others.” | Pe pect flay | ’ oy It takes years of experience to] Erickson also want to know] 24 pairs at 2.0 24 pa #2. make a good bread baker, Lots of| why Goddard's economy polley did 7 pee a Say 21 pairs at $2.95 women using the same recipe and/not also Include the comptroller's| pairs at ae following the same general method|and treasurer's office if it was! airs @ Fourth Floor. don't get the same results at all.|meant in good faith But that's because they don't do it] Mut Goddard tnsisted on a vote. EXACTLY RIGHT Here (s where the surprise came} Here's the way I make ft. Tolin, for, while Br nd Marble be she ane his inert sek it atel ty av caie at A Special Sale of the Initia! Handker- potatoes and boll them {n at right, Counetlmar pall ala arts of water with a table appointed Goddard i bai Se eee ful of salt, one of sugar and one of tree voted with Erickson, Grif-| A 4 : | is ain pene ae eens, s(t | [ae sae nee ee chiefs 10c 75c, $1.00. Deep White Elite List to this tale of matrimonial county's divorce mill BACK TO CHEHALIS **i\s"° the 13 hoodoo! ays ago, on September ESTADLISN ac] Jougall 2 fouthwick a » 987 In Connection with JAMES MeCRERRY & CO., New Yors Store come 9 @ Charge Purchases Made Thursday Placed on October Bill, Rendered November 1. and Scrim Curtains at Less Than Factory Prices guaranteed to give satisfaction illy exchange or refund WARE fs posit ty » will ¢ respect October Delineators Pans, 25¢, 55c, 65¢, many other mentioned ortion and Butterick Patterns yugall-Southwick Second Avenue and Pike Street KING MANUEL’S WIFE ILL MUNICH, Sept. 24.—The wife of former King Manuel of Portugal BENTON, II, Sept. 24.—The ra-| became suddenly ill here today and cial disturbances which broke out Was rushed to a private hospital. here following the murder of two Physicians refused to make any American musicians at a dance Sat-| Statement concerning her condition. urday night were still raging today. - Forelgners, regardless of national- BULL BROS. es Just Printers ity, were assaulted wherever they MAIN 1043 ing unfolded in King you who dis ¢ fair city of Everett, Fred Lilley became as their love forever and showed themselves. Business houses were closed and the homes of foreign residents barricaded. The sheriff confessed his inability Sold by dru y of the C Co And this morning, the divorce 1012 THIRD or sent direct, charges prepaid, on |J. Hamilton, arres Friday. |complaint has been regularly filed, to stop rioting and martial law was receipt of price. é was taken back to Chehalis for trial and {t charges that he, Fr declared. | reas | Stearns’ Electric Paste Co. | Tuesday. Hamilte nd Eddie Ay-|day husband, has been NU BONE CORSETS | Chicago, tl. Jertil engaged in a running gun duel |guilty of 13 kinds of cruelty, name DEAD IN JAPAN Three wire boning, guaranteed. cece. eeeeaeeoeetimerasnnieesemmsnts —.| With Patrolman Mullen Friday aft-|ly: He cursed, and he swore, and he 202 People's Bank Building |THE VIRGINUS HOTEL | *"n0" Aveeee Ae rd is being in-|accused her shamefully, and he zeae meee 8 eee Eliott 4425 vestigated and a charge will be pre-|used profane language, and he associate and later chief justice o' 000 Virwtole Bt ote sont? AY | ferred against him in a few dare teneataned to kill her, and to injure the supreme court of Washington her to drive her away, and he territory, has received word of the DANCING Plans for the celebration of Co-| lumbus day are being arranged by the Knights of Columbus The xteremel showed a vindictive temper, and he ( h of his brother, Dr. Daniel 8 eene, which occurred in Tokyo, Dr. Green violent, and he de HIPPODROME Fitth University. 15. densome to her, and don't seem to meet the rieht ene. I meet & number of men, and they me a time, but they When Run Down fa physical condition it is usually because the action of the | yans of digestion has become irregular or defective. | Then there is need for a safe and speedy medicine to relieve | theills which occasionally depress even the brightest and | Szongest. The one remedy you may take and feel safe with is | | | BEECHAM’S PILLS (The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World) The first dose gives speedy relief in sick-headache, bilious- | Ress, constipation, lack of appetite, heartburn, dyspepsia, | tad lasting improvement follows the timely use of this fa- | ‘Yarite and reliable home remedy. You will become healthier | fi stronger, and more cheerful if you let Beecham’s Pills | Pick You Up epecially valuable to women. Mecouraged deepen) Hoping you ean advl A OD GUE A.—It may be you haven't met a man with broad enough ideas, or you may be looking for a saint. It is a bad idea to make marriage the nly object life, and life wasted if you do not wed is a splendid work for each, and many of the men and women who have done the great work of the world lived single lives, Stop wor. rying about it and be willing to do your part of the world’s work, whether with a husband or without, and you will not be despondent over die . will one ever but I would Iny down him. 1 have no interest In anything any more Hie face ts always before me and his words always ringing | A—The age does not seem to }make any difference when a thing | itke this occurs. I know just how rd it seems to you, nor anyone else can tell wheth er or not It Is best for you to marry {this man. If you will thoroughly believe that if it is best It will come about, and at the same time be willing to give him up, if that ts best (not in your eyes, but by guid ance from a Higher Power) I know }the best for both will happen Thete are still a few garments left for one Who wish to take advantage of our tenday ott Remember, it 1s much easter to er on these sample serge sults die for a person than to live for @ealy $18. They come in full 28-Inch |him. Use this experience as a | chance for development of the beat for you and you will one day re joice Mt and are mado of splendid material tther blue or black, and 1 lined throughout WER Piawine Skinner satin. ‘These sell MegUlariy at trom $22 10 $25. If att tring of about one-fourth, come Wand make you want tule me, he pute me how on much to get married? for Lam waiting A OTRL A.—The wh fa something leas than $5. |have a minister marry you, pay him anything you wish or nothing. 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