The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1913, Page 7

THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913. ane |the nut of the boat at the lower | { |cory or family clothing store han! i "V HERE'S PROBLEM sss-'sccersrstss,"escs HOME CONSUMER [—=AT THE THEATRE: HERE’S WHAT OUR ':.''s.0e-08.""* MAGAZINE RAPS Y FOR YOU, FOLKS! o"2":vsite LEAGUE TO VISIT snare pg nme NEW TARIFE LAW) 2 HUMPHREY ON \ sh: Parts,” a dramate let. witho Wait for Lower Prices i ater wt ch wy more It couldn't be summarily abo en you put a fish in it? : Notices are out that the Home | ed, ae Faversham wiped out the bal-| words, that foat wh me ance | By Bond P. Geddes | iney4u points! b Consumers’ league to visit the |cony scene In “Romeo and Jultet."| the tose,” by Mile Amato, a ohanaed: ot weethines Zan annot agree whether the + |llthe, graceful. and. pretty young| (Staff Correspondent of the United| Until they volunta ail lowe ° They eenno a fitted accord plant of the Pacific Const Cor It couldn't be, because the iw i aenany Tada Oree \ the Bogie Press) Rakneina tore compe lands for valuable timber lands he tule or Was to iw densed Milk Co, at Kent on Friday. |‘ oke for it, ts t . : ) ‘who baie bean ‘bee WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 he sehen 1 owned by the geverement a 1 Jower unt! While the fraudulent exe Eminent engineers are ey can ing to schodw ona thas piiak cence i a ig unater than| WII the new tariff law cheap gh the new tariff Inw {| made by the Northern Pacifie iam wat | CHICAGO, Oct Moxander! will be furnixhed 0 : ant revonted inson, who playa] @f the cost of living to ME? |xoing to hit a body blow to M r din this state, and bythe = ; fly and) T. Loyd, writer of antmal books, mbers of t re Mitchell p f or nix differdat cyaracters, and Hf 80, By Wow mush? And Cost O'LA Weye er c : « esterda t and killed himself. '|indorsed the by er teas weak ta a y all means, the quickest ¢hange| When may | expect to feel the vithin year, 4 te de Will E. Humphrey : @ ordinar h been Invited by the Pact ” aaHamiatee Mise Vic tist ever seen here | ree Sate Oe a oe ; ti lutely silen t woll per Telephone operatora in Egypt/ Coast company to come along I h and Dwiant Stéain. os Faas rhe remainder of the bill tn of aA zen 18 Senne eee togn a Eight years after the conser ‘ requir to speak English,| And what, many folks will ask, 18/14 Gran eheang Heat, €OOd average, and tncludes Belzac| qWestlone today. And the an f 914 ma a vationists and the American § en has taken to! Fronct yn, Greek and Arabic. |tt all about? ’ @ Urande a oan, respective: and Baker, who ragtime gn pluno| ewer which the democratic ex | Down re \ c Forestry association succeeded News" of | ‘The sole purpose of the Home| matic bon a play, which &84 fiddle, and Frances Le Matre,| Pee give in’ by sla In repealing the nefarious “Nesta nal Record,”| GET RID OF THE TOR |co ante purbone, of the, Home | mati ay, which Who glvow an Unusual skating exht| (DON'T FIGURE ON ANY rene ine oe ay ae canal # AN > Due Pothock exer ay ; 04 3 . 4 Mrs. Mark Muroski of Philadel 4” the ills of that la 6." und f the MENT OF RHEUMATISM cress aoe manufacto fame fo nctr etn IFF GAVING THIB WINTER. | opin, mucceeded In dancing with phate Meactitg ‘the foresee de pra The OC miber lg t ae | here a migt iim chance " peech a e 4 mian Canal | That you can do by ridding | #!!? 's V he | - EMPRESS they way, that Mr. Ultimate “Cor cording to an old Polish « “He in his activte sued this staten roar of J Weale | Washington 1 «es e @/sumor is going to get bis w ae Hand $2 fr each ; pach “The filling of the lock cham yours © he cause. e@K, and quality t e 4) Fdon Aug features the bill at the overcoat, hi t of clothes, or t bp ; ; tle . : nea bers occupied a longer time | sluggish, inactive kidneys: al- made goods ORPHEUM T | Em thix week, She's a high-|shoes any choaper THIS ' , Poreatry, a tte > ie ‘ than normally, because of the low the uric acid crystals to ¢ oo @ cla comedienne, who describe ext spring, Mr, Ult ( un Hood gather lage sc at ane ‘oe ; gmail displacement of the tug; | circus : oe Be Yancal Di cihtatad Gor Senses | Varina cae nia tee att chiar Lae ee ie Mase As igen ie’ al "eee eye ‘ 16 wan not active * in the case of a large vessel, culate in the. blood, and 1 with to become a member | |; aa ttle met, WRIOH leketsh Which aha malin “Mote: lel the tails eavinnees Our SS Attention car iier t ‘ coing 4 much less water would have | these lodging in the joints and) | of the Home Consumers’ ant f + th hour (ih Behind the ix ght Reduced tariff ait oad t n, when + | been used.” : muscles, cause rheumatism, | League, and request that my | linia. we Vir 1 Tt is a «Ketch of a scene behind the| things, many of th r Graduate SF Lenses | ‘2’, 6° : the “Is th orrect?” asks “i lumbago, and stiff, swollen) | name be placed upon your mem band soloist of his erit and is a rare vehicle for fun.| cheaper for. sever th De “Cre ke y "i" r t nly bod t es Sei aitten *\ aching joints. Foley Kidney oe pole with the aire nena . Jocrats and repnblicar altke are | Optemet- “"~ meee Depii- ; was being ca od apo 4 ny diffe { « “i standin hat my sole obliga : u oun ¢ bi t F “~ 4 o a was § ite t , Pills ease your pain and tor-| | tion a the ‘Teague i. ay edt for muntetpal offices ts tn sight, Aw| UP ot he ches me | et led think that men’s mber be| ment from the time you begi an: a 4 hing fn example of conditions which had |" ')) Dlcal & ie Ai alee 2. .W. EDMUNDS. OPH. D- memor are short.” 4 gin) to buy “Made-in-Washingte t mnted the municipality in the| Of Mem—withl ‘ | wrk Bids, ‘he a matter t, the article + br de can etart econd av, I 241 ian't noticing that ‘e e@lend PROGRESS OF BIG DEPARTMENT STORE ILLUSTRATED — qua GP change of level! : id § taking them, They positively) | goods when the price and nse ort He dein iti 1t fet a “Sureall | y ater be et with ‘el! and permanently build up the, wallty are a8 te tie East : as Pest were onie four candidate ke Re urefully in mind, the de pletely. f the lock cha kidneys, restore their normal ° ita — diab 7 by the United 2Umber of seats in the poe } " at go, my € tion in this respect has| action, and strain out the uric Address tatow ¢ ervies cor nm at = Raeves was granted " ‘\ilving. It one of th tag been tp vale. Peel acid crystals that cause the Phone W ne 1 E. Reeve . : sactes Mito ny Sad. Wear opp wine view. accordinu to General rheumatism and lumbago. Try Either bring or mall to head: | | : wee nn?! The Rosery Flower Shop. Funer.| 1. !t make a) - Af opposing view € « to Genera “yi ‘ ‘ stidtel tremerton ard, 1 becor After being 1 nee ey forget they| them. Sold by Bartell’s Drug, | W#"ters, 3090 Arcade building, | | Bir ; : ; Flowers at prions, 1608| otter bette, fa = SANFRANCISCO STORE 1g : a 4 = == te 3 \ " Ope trsec wy . pp. 4 No. 1—First Store, 1875. No. 2—Second Store, 1882. No, 3—Third Store, 1885. No, 4—Fourth Store, 1889. No. 5—Fifth Store, 1889-90, No, 6—Sixth Store, 1907-13. ? . : 8 6} Throug , , , oug ‘ ek Company |ter 0! cro) stores, While|whiea is the MacDougall - South-/selliag has been procured through a actin sacks ge , First av. S, be-|Singerman grew, until In 1885 the] Through all these years the;MacDougall - Southwick Company |ter of a group of stores hiea 4 I I s T td celebration or ite thirty-|was situated on First av fi te (prick store on First av. , at the|storo had beon stendily working 1ts|at tho corner of First Avenue and well known to everyone in Seattle, wick Company, From New York/the buying power of the forty-one : eighth anniversary by the| ai "itgle building ls the seed from corner of Washington st., became | way upward and enjoying a repw-| Columbia, In the handsome foui- it has many interesting features |to Seattle these stores form an/allied stores. ‘The assortments are f MacDougall - Southw! c Hen srew the institution of the the home of the firm. Here stocks tation as Seattle's greatest shop: story brick building, which stands whica the general public would unbroken chain of mercantile in-)immens It is said that there " bugall- Southwick Com a Doucai-@outhwick Compat niwere largely increase ping place, In those old days, as In there today. The career of this probably never see. Its facilities stitutions, From the Great Lakes| will be over one thousand different pany calls to mind many interost- |), station of Seattle increased |monts added, and a thor these, the fame of the store ex- fifth store to be,occupled by Tok- for the convenience of its custom- to the Gulf they extend with un- specially-bought items included im 4 ing things which are closely and |th rico store became too gmall|todaie and modern esta tended up and down the coast, To) las Singerman, MacDougall- ers are excelled by none, Its broken regularity. The most prom Sale. EE sid cated’ eitis dhaastl ner he larger one was rented, {t\conducted. 80 rapid have ed an article from| Southwick Company, 18 too ‘Vivid stocks are so vast, varied, 80 {nent of the New York stores Is who remembers the 4 ‘ een eat ae eee rise Firat av., and was |growth that In 1888 It became nec-|Toklas & Singorman, Inter Mac-\in the minds of the Seattle public numerous as to afford unlimited the 8 McCreery & Co. and ‘© store of 1875 and Tae retail and mercantite interests. | Y0# (*\ Sttom floor of what was|essary to again larger quar-|Dougall-Southwick, was a guaran-|to be recalled here. When in 1907 ghotce Lord & Taylor. ‘ turns to look at the splendid five- The progress of this great store has | ty az OM ais Squires Opera|ters, and the big three-story t tee of its excellence » full trend of the retail business| In June, 1910, J. B, MacDougali! The celebration of the thirty-| story etore on the corner of Second been step by ste ‘a mani fee arn wis pace 1608 bullding which stands at the corner| In 201889, when the terrible an to leaves First Avenue, the and bis partner, Mr, Southwick, dis- eighth anniversary of the Mac- and Pike, realizes Seattle's growth q with that < hy ae toute thie period that Mr, J, B.lof Mirst and Columbia sts, was fire swept through this district) MacDougall - Southwick Company posed of their interost in the store Dowf&all - Southwick Company will in population and stability. Per. When mo. Our splendid cit a8 ene bebe Big anuociated secured. Into this new stoc there was left standing the bare! built the splendid building which to waat {s generally known as the be in the nature of a great sale haps this little history of the oldest Vhen in 1875 the firm of Toklas & ‘Tokian & Singerman in the|were moved, the number of ¢ walls of the store.e How quickly |{t now occuples on the corner of Claflin Syndicate. This syndicate throughout the thirty-three depart-|retail store in Seattle ts sym- Bingerman was founded, this store sa fi aE da lenenis jloyes greatly increased, and a its forces recuperated 1s shown by| Second Avenue and Pike Street. is composed of fogty-one high-class ments of the store, The merchan-|onymous with the growth of Seat as ceoresented by Picture No, 1,| "Again as Seattle grew, Toklay & | greater business done, |Pictuve No. 6, which represents the| This building is shown as the cen stores, the northwestern output of|jdise which will be offered in this | tle) ° of ° . ° "