The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1913, Page 5

THE VIRGINUS HOTEL 804 Virginia St, moar Westlake Ay Phone Rilott 803 Your Winter Cleaned and Reshaped Patt Mats Into the and Winter The Nowler, 517 Union, Math S945 Lace Front Corsets ney, in order tom 1 was very Jew Fvery wirt 1 and asked that « | eating ge out with other You have helped eve ined, Fellows can't yo while | © War of making thie thi A—I can imagine some of the things you sald It ten't Just the fact that you sald terrible things that ts hurting the girl—BUT THAT YOU COULD THINK —|THEM OF HER, And, back of that ! that Jeu temper of yours. | No girl wants to take a chance for | life with a man who cannot control | meelf with those professes to | Of. EJ. BROWN 1 know you are tn earnest ceil the girl, but are you in dead ear g nest about getting rid of that tem | per whether or not you the | girl?) That is your problem. As a part of God's great universal crea | on, that temper is no part of you THE er i¢ DUCHESS AND PRINCE ARE WED IN LONDON IN REAL LOVE MATCH TAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 191 15, Surely you can see that it 1s not a t eo hot say or not {t ts best Duchess of Fife and Prince Arthur of Connaught orse S§+4 ae ae Ree rary tut] LONDON, Oct, 15,—Two kings as the nearest possible ap- 5 aus Write o kirl, one {and three queens, together with 1 to a royal romance, as, ex Exclusively la cicared un, Write 180 St 00 LS lector” British and. ocadt leapt for the neseeety ot proving itesine vour- bast to. man, that |Nental royaltios, witnessed the mar: a wealthy bride for Prince Arthur, | Sat ate aoe Bh pot at nooa today, of Prince Ar-/and the desirability of keeping the | lia Ge your Sule whether al rae | on of the duke of Connaught, | duchess’ millions in England, no = | eae to's or pot, but|soverno of Canada, and his state purpore ts served by the alll- M | BY A DENTIST [ttt 20%, nous tke to, now’ that |counta of Fife, In the ance % rigged occas sal pg tale oncilia. | palace 5,000,000 from her father. She ts 215 Madison St. ON FIRST AVENUE |! eit “gp Agia rhe think | The match has boen Kenerally re-|22 yeurs old and the prince 30 People come to my office every} %OU OWN her. Every individual has | — a ha nd compla eink r {ght to per bert Don't | Lthree wire t | tto be that, say, in a \ 302 People’s Ran BEW foals H Stil agree Ent my pai epee ak You vena” Goll want | : PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. | tion, elther will think six months fron | Fred Anderson, 40, his occupation phe indictment charging Mrs Ten fi A Uni now, for remember the old saying| Unknown, was fouhd dead im ®/niq May Eaton with poisoning her i B. KORB CO. 713 irst ". “mm Block |: ie ia onty «fool who jroom at the Kalan lodging house, husband, Admiral Jos. Giles Eaton, . doesn’t change his mind.” j211 Fifth av, S., at 6:30 this morn: | at Agstnippl last: March was read anttary Hair Stor I ean guarantes to save you just ‘ ing. Anderson's body was found Dp Hatr Dressing. u Pace ane dollar every time yoo pay me 5 ws : ‘oun’ to the jury today when Mrs. eee Meatonting. Pes Sn aaah ork, keene Q—1 am a doy at the age of 17, [50 feet from the bed in which he baton's trial was formally opened Work and Toupes a Specialty while my work Is often superior of school fo ind been sh ping, by Fred Swan-| “1ater the jury were taken to 194 Spring St 110? First Av ° a night cler visit aton home and the grave 3 : © cause of his death has not teeny admiral : mined. The body ia at SKIRTS To match your coat. ready and to order, $3.75 up N.Y. T FOR LADIES 801 Union St. Open Evenings. ing Machine | Sold on terms to suit. 1424 Third, near Pike. 1} Main 1525. | wrong u De Reware of fake ‘EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. S. Browns, make is} thing out of gear, and !f 1| ep you I would think it over just f it concerned another fellow, | See Leading Deattet and find what ts wrong. 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Other suffragettes threw copies of their newspapers into the car. |riage in which the Dowager Queen Alexandra and the queen of Nor way were driving to the wedding. ELEGTS OF OFFICERS The Dahlia “Association of Seat tle held its regular meeting in a assembly room of the New Seattle | Chamber of Commerce last night. | The following permanent officers m regular meeting October 28 In the offices of A. E. Griffin, in the Alaska building at 8 p. m PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY 2 Ibe. 180 tomatoos, Spantah | Jontona, @ Ibs ground cherries, 20¢ | whall cauliflower, potatoes, 4 Ibs. 10¢; home |baked beans, 100 pt.; home made pd 2 Ibe 6 aplees, 10 peanut butter milk, 166 | boxes ber 400 choce gal.; ex apuds, | $1.85 ewe. | 4 5 ho: 8 | PIKE bottle o cans Alaska s 10c_ pk On D ughnuts and oc pickled pork, 1 for 150; ribs, 1c CORNER pt et ahrimpa, ung maimon, 306 each; finnan English bloaters, 180 Ib. 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