The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1913, Page 5

Briquettes $7.50 Ton (Delivered) Cheaper Than Coal J. W. Bullock. East 87 1, Price Clearance ra RLonS Blok Phone Main 963 Lyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St all the reat of the h ALBERT #ANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith Is Now Located New 8 1010 Second Av at Hie Near Madison. m2 Union St Open Anren " What a tr Boys’ Norfolk Suits 1With Two Pairs Knickerbockers Special $5.00 N interesting Saturday spe- cial in the Boys’ Clothing All-wool Nor- folk Suits, with two pairs of full-lined knickerbockers, cut on generous lines and well-tail- ored from serviceable gray and brown mixtures. Sizes for boys from 8 to 17 years of age. Spe- cial, $5.00. A new shipment of Boys’ Overcoats br ular Chinchillas in blue, brown and gray, belte Section—Boys’ the pop in styles, woolen lit with convertible or shaw! collar and Prices $12.50, $15.00 and $20.00. Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters, hand-finished, with two pockets and ruff-neck collar. Cardinal and gray, in sizes 26 to 36, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. Boys’ Bath Robes, in sizes 6 to 16 years, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 and $5.00. Second Floor. Frederick & Nelson The prevailingstyles, correct in detail, in all shades and colors, for tomorrow and next week. Our prices are always the lowest [we are in the low rent district] and at these especially reduced prices there is a double induce- ment for the women to inspect the big values we offer It Is Economy To Buy Here Northwestern {ii 1329 First Av., Near Union Co. | HI\ iy equipped reason would say husband what kind of a wif | but kind cee ee eee ee eee f send ome a@ an ad € wi want to answer CYNTHIA GREY wee ere eee eee you priv « * * e « * * * eeeeeeee by them-| om white make the wrong ward after n what day Thanking you AnY Viease tell me 28 1800, tell ve ere | will nothing ping t who knew toar of the ng said But those two small and tantal izing words—-she has comt ined the natural homemaking instinct od business training for mana houshold machinery so that the In run smoothly she is certain the sort of house keeping that does not spoil the tem 4 there making notihng to b way say ways yunee. f prep Grey, give me nice from $60 to 8 think I can support » wife on that What shall I do? OBA A.—Uniess some vital) for rly marriage I} to walt awhile. You are to be in a hurry about sportant a matter, for the girl yo g for the onaibill tes she marriage But, on as a future] arefal as to will make coneern yourself with what of a husband you are training | in meet tr rd to n't be de too she yourself for superintendent of city schools will Q—Can you tell me of = hoarding school for girls near this elty that fo pot too expensive? = WAITING. | A_-You would best consult the| He be able to advise you as t courses of study as well as cost a like life Ie net worth living, and think I would be better off dead. And, again, 1 think stay until T can't «0 have tried t worst of it know of pleasure and can tT think me f A.—The fact that you have de cided to remain at home and regard your parents’ wishes proves you a sensible girl. I would try, if I were you, to get all the pleasure out of each day, and gather all the best that life pr nts, and ft won't be long until you are Then you will be more experten ed and the law gives you the right to decide all matters for yourself, Iam glad you have decided this If thing to be sorry for they cer will But your work is to see that you do nothing that will bring re gret to yourself, me the correct meaning word “Honanza”? The dictionary ity,” bat Fhe other meant like f A has come to mean or D A Bonanza an unexpected profitable find streak of good luck,” tn fact thing that seems suddenly good way the word “KBureka the same » used as @ noun, a8 when one It has proved an Eureka t "of “I have found my Bureka Q—We are three girls, « try COUNTRY GIRLS A.—Chicken salad sandwiches, good, old-fashioned doughnuts, pick les, cookies, cakes, stuffed eggs and frult make a fine lunch and one not difficult to get up in the country, inly | your parents have done any-| wor } fons YHE STAR—FRIDAY, DRESS LIKE ANC WILL LIVE IN’ Who Was Born RERKELEY, Ca Hoynton, late in }ton home Simplictt worshly Isadore Dur of a ¢ jbo no walls be one n childr alr th a {a the nton M Live umanity BY CLARK SQUIRE ! Several bold and nanghty fresh men and two disloyal sophomones Jerbert and Powell, were » n ed to answer charges in the kangm roo court, held on th ps of Den 1, at the university, Thursday ¢ Presley handed out decis like a veteran, sentence ranging from hot-handing of wallops to a ducking in Fresh basin Jerbert and Powell were convict ed on traitors to thelr class tn not OCTOBER 10, 1913. OF INTEREST TO OUR WOMEN READERS =|, IENT GREEKS; DREAM TEMPLE for rinsiO® | Mrs. Chartes C. Boynton in Grecian Costume, With Her Year-Old Baby, in the Open Air red by a dream friend have three er All have n raised in Ing most essential tatsing UNIVERSITY HOLDS KANGAROO COURT appearing at tne tle-up is Cyril Taylor, Ed De were among the favor eshmen who received t to the execution found guilty, Court proceedings interrupted in ral tn by rioting among the rab Clarke Da and all were ance M the ace picture men appeared on and obtained several hun. dre feet of Intense action, whigh will te shown at the Orpheum in the near future THEY ARE SAVED Oct WASHINGTON, hes fro mP excue of American sionaries captu Tsao Yang. No ¢ 10.—Dis- reported 1 Norwe d by brig tails we’? ay Carroll’s Jewelry and Optical Store 323 Pike St. (New Joshua Green Bldg.) | | | DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D, 8. | ‘MIXER’ TONIGHT The anmal in given by the the university Men’ the Fencing, boting, w ite bouts ei! gram The purpoe of the mixer is to bring the club and ite principles be. fore the new students, and to Inter. est them tn its work All untversty students and their friends are Wdeome. TO ARRAIGN SCHMIDT NEW YORE, Oct Hans Schmidt, murdwer of Anna Aumul ler, will appeat in the al ses sions court for. hearing Tuesday rational mixer Con will be t8o held tn the LVL PADINGTHFATER 2 All Next WeeksMatinees Daily The $50,000 Fim Production FLORENCE ROBERTS in Sapho Special Orchestral Accompaniment Prices—Fvenings ind Sunday and Saturday Matinew, 25¢ and 500 Dally Matin All Seats, 250 New Selling Goice home gown Cut Fowers and Pants at If you had invented a system of painless dentistry, would you with-| draw to the farthest nook of the 1d and refuse to let the people} know what you could do, or would you advertise your discovery to the world, to the mutual advantage of the public and yourself?) By com bining my sional skill with business principles, I promote the public welfare and my own Interest. | As ® result, I do the largest bust ness in my line In Seattle, and Any-| skilled ee i. SEs | abilities are constantly at your Bee xcursions Daily aning “I have found,” has come) extract or replace missing teeth have the best equipment for han dling it, My large business enables | me to procure the co-operation expertenced dentists, whose We can fill brid vice crown, without hurting you bit So why not obey that insistent Impulse? See Regal Painless Dentists first Regular $10.00 Never-8ip Plates : ++ $5.00 Extra Heavy $10.00 Gold Crowna : bees 4,00 WE GIVE GAS Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. 0. &., Manager 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Bring This Ad With You HOLLYWOOD GARDENS Lowest Prees. Funeral Deigns our hecialty HOLLYWOOD GARDENS, Inc. Becond Av. at Pine. Phone Matn tos, NU TON Three wire t 202 Ve | Rarantoed »p Bank jutiding Elifott 44 to Navy Yard Fast S. S. H. B. Kennedy Leaves Colman Dock 10:30 A. M.—1:3\ P. M. Yard Open to Viltors. Other Trips, 6:35 and} A. M., 2 and 5:30 P.N Fare—Round Trip,50c; Children 5 to 12, Ha Fare, the Paul Hodge and/ invita-| olitan club of| clock tonight. | - Aeones ond Pike Sires ac | Joga ESTABLISHED & Ss 5 outhwick | In Connection iatth JAMES MeCREBRY & CO, New York w In the Boys’ Department Two Big Specials for § Boys’ Long Trouser $15.00 Values for $1 uy \ P Suits, 2.50 <4 for Girls From ;6 to 14 Years and sll fasten up ¢ chit Simple HITE W hands VW The price. The ¥ value at & in allored are not from New Y stiff bosom Shirts | tractive of Fall patterns. A Un Uttle finer quality fon Suits, in three Included, from 34 to 48 and heavy. They are depend upon thelr qual winters TALK ON MARINE | saa Collins, of Spokane, the regular w the Democratic Eats cafeterin Sat day noon upon the subject, “T Coming Merchant Marine.” BE. A Shores will tell of the Gettysburg infon | After the speaking the nomina tion of club officers will occur luncheon of at the Good SERIES OF DANCES A series of dances will be given Odd Fellows’ Temple, 10th av. Fast Pin st, commencing nesday n October 15, by Palm Circle 66, Women of | Woodcraft dance will be given every third Wednesday of month. throu out the winter. Palm Circle has over 900 members. He Knew at }and We nt A | Lrangnes> | Teacher—Did you know, Willie Ithat there {s a burning fire in you Jall the, time? | Wille—Yes, marm! On a cold lday I kin see th’ smoke come out fof my nose and mouth! | HER OLD HABIT. ° ° | “It did Jack good to marry his | stenographer, for she continues the |habit of the office in thelr home.” Ho so” | “When he starts to dictate [takes him dowa,” she coat and many of them, he and MacDougall-Southwick nd warmly the fancy modets are trimr The brown, t 87.50 to #2. and braid en own and black in navy are both and two- Balkan effects. and long sle mostly in Sizes $3.95 necks 4 Prices range from bosoms Sizes 14 t the unusual er regular style, with pleated perfect fitting priced way u Hundreds of new Fall patterns in Shirts just received There are short pleated bosom Shirts, short new negligees in the Priced at $1.50. Everwear Hosiery for Men. 6 Pairs in a Box $1.50 6 pairs for weights d the weights are light, medium ssar 4 atest and most at- $2.00, at $2.50. All sizes are d the make th s0 you can & for Seattle First F Second saturday and Monday Also Boys’ Long vd J Trouser Suits of $12.50 Values for $10.45 | up 3 to 10, Price $4.00 neck ts for ages $5.00 Chin- 3 to $7.50 Third Floor. Il Styles of Chil- dren’s Hose 25¢ NCLUDED will be found fine or By bbed cashmere, cotton or fint n black, white or tan. are Onyx and Ever- air, 25¢ Wor heavy Silk Lisle Hos- lery, 3 palr $1.00. This 1s also offered in the silk aited Hosiery, in colors of tan, ack and white. There are also e heavy imported cotton Stockings, wh are also d good look- ing and splendid wearing. 3 pairs, $1.00; the pair, 35¢. Phoenix Hosiery Guaranteed to Wear Satisfactorily The Pair, 75¢ h and every pair of this cele Hose carries with it a guar ar to your en- tire satisfaction, or else the factory ace them. 4 pairs In a box .00, of, the pair, ic. First Floor. wear ands The ; The Justly Famous $1.00 Ivy Kid Glove . . HESE Gloves are probably the fb most popular sold in Seattle. Their appearance, their wear- ing qualities and the entire satis- faction which they have give hun- dreds of customers have created their reputation English style Cape Gloves, in washable chamois, are included in this splendid assortment, at $1.00, Trefousee Kid Gloves Are offered in the season's best and most popular shades, as well as the staple black and white; many of them © contrasting embroidery, The prices on short Gloves range from $1.50 to $2,25,first Floor, Avenue and Pike Street FOR AUTO THEFT WILSON TO TALK e ing the! Frank Pitt, each 19 years of were arrested Thursday night at the corner of I4th av. N. E., and 40th st. E., hav n thelr posse a Ford auto, owned by Dr. H. E. Wilde, of Ta coma, and stc m in front of a Roy Kendell an Service gar on the arrest of the ARE st young men Someone remarks that the open seasons for deer-hunting and forest firing are synchronous, Poor marks manship, say we—to fire at a deer and hit a forest J Stitt Wilson, twice elected mays { or of Berkeley, Cal., will speak im the Dreamland rink, under the aus+j pices of the socialist party, on Sun day night, at 8 o'clock on is one of the best-known on the socialist platform member of the national ex. nmittee of the socialist DIES IN CHICAGO Mary C. Nicol, sister of Miss Elizabeth Hartman, of Seat tle, and the daughter of a well- known, Moravien missionary and pioneer of Indiana, died in Chicago, ‘on Oct. 5. Mrs. SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS FIXED IN FIVE MINUTES—PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN BEST FOR INDIGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURN AND DYSPEP.- SIA—IT'S GREAT. When your meals don’t fit com fortably, or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomach, or If you hav heartburn, that is a sign of indigestion Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and take a dose just as soon as you can There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heart- burn, heavy feeling tn the nausea, debilitating headaches, dizziness or intestinal 88 OF jariping. This will all go, and, be sides, there will be no sour food left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape’s Diapepsin is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and dt gests it just the same as if your stomach wasn’t there. Relief in five minutes from all stomach misery {s waiting for you at any drug store, These large fifty-cent cases con tain enough “Pape’s Diapepsin” to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and indigestion for many months, It belongs in your home. HOUGEN THE SHOE REPAIR MAN 2 Shops—216 Union Street, 110 Madison SPECIAL SALE Sewing Machines $3 and Up New Main Store 1424 Third, Near Pike We have closed our old sto sell all old machines to make r re at Third and Spring and must ‘oom at our NEW MAIN STORE 1424 Third, Main New Sewing Machine Near Pike. 1626, Rent $2.00 Per Month