The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1913, Page 3

Christmas footwear Priced at a substantial saving atyles from which to make your selection FOR MEN, AND BOYS $4.00 and $5.00 $2.50 Some Specials MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE BY PARCEL POST. Open Saturday Evening to 9 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP + Second Avenue and Pike Street. Here’s Health for You Cures While You Sleep Take Elevator. 3 Read These Cures. 1 wuffered with rheamatiem tn ¢it- ferent parts of the body, ankles knees and arms for several years, siso gen~ Bicotra- Vita hae cared ma, removing every sien of t! and I will giady recommend tt il sf i aqhgae | suffer from debitity rf] WW McCURDT, S01 14th Ave MB, Beattia Wr. Tambege, General Cured. are @ dead one happiness you can in To de that you must and strong. Wear Hise e-Vite wile you sleep fo aeture's mecicine, and the proper bitty consider Bisctra-Vita @ great temedy for any one that wil use it tathtutly os T have & great deal of good from ite uss. ‘The aches and pains have ail left ma and I feel well I have recetved Blectra-Vita ts the moet powerful strong tn ‘well an the most convenient elect one < I waa tm bed shape using the appliance, all run @own with rheumatiam, ium- . vital weakness, could scarcely £0, and now I feel like a new man I would resoramand Blectre-Vita te the nerves to e7lect a care 1 matter whether you have tm our treatment or not the work just the same to prove to you that Biee Will cure you. Ask us abowt CALL TODAY.--BI Jest pat your name and address on this coupon and mall tt to um eed you full particulars regarding Blectre-Vita, together with appliance to many per continue to Go wo. rrowt Pilensburg, Wash G BOOK FREE The Electra-Vita Co. which explains many Empress Theatre Hatiding fecond Ay., Cor. Spring Seattle, Wa. be cared in the privacy Please send me, prepal free 96-page illustrated book, ® STAR WANT A DS ARE MONEY GETTERS “UNDER THE HAMMER” SPECIAL (TRAIN—VIA GREAT NORTHERN) My propeent to sell the beet soil on corth at pablic ametion in Seattle o Wednesday, December 10th, at a price mecting every parse, namely, 810 to $25 an sere—MET WITH KUCH INSTANT every one who contemplates baying and not in Quiney Valley. Grant County, TO SEX HOW GOOD TH —— 1 AM PREPARED YOR ANYTHING from » Pullman to 0 IN WITH A DINER. Shonid you decide to bee Stourton, your registration with mo MUNT be made before 2 We will lenve the KING eT ST arrive at Quincy Setar de eg night, December Th. -_—_—— December 10th ° ‘This auetion wil! tot: finances to bny this tan aedited ne cash whould you buy — ‘Take = trty over the Cnscndes with me and see QUINCY YAEL mira} center in the Huclfie Northwest. e' ‘The #12 paid by you for the round trip will be eatined to become the greatest REGIBTER NOW and meet me at 114 Jamon s., be issued, om or before 0 p, m. Baturdmy night A. McKAY JORDAN ELLIOTT 6434 x GMRATEST LAND BALE KEVEK CLD Lk WASHING The Confessions “” ° eeecee of a Wife AT THE SWELL RITZ CARLTON CHAPTER XVII 1 wonder fd Dick, after we had eaten our crabmeat cocktat I shall ever find that you do not surprise me any L hope not,” 1 answered with « This Was apropos of my opinion of the many women sitting about] The women who go to the Ritz Carlton are those of the bighent soctety of America, They are mians of any class, They are 6, 1 8 and sweethearts of mon of wealth and position and} ix the ene place in New York WHIERE WOMEN CAN AND DO| IN PUBLIC. Dick expected me to be shocked, especially after what | had satd about “The Follies But I refused to be shocked and answered ‘l can't understand, Dick, why you think It 18 morally wrong for a woman to smoke a cl] aret and ail right FOR HER TO DRINK A COCKTAIL, and to see a woman drink does not shock you Mind, dear,” 1 hastened to add, “I don't Ike to see a woman! amoke. | think it is a filthy habit ich discolors here teeth and her fingers and envelops her with a dixagreeadle odor of stale tobacco, but} can't see where it will WARP WHAT YOU CALL HIER MORAL NA }TURE any more than drinking coffee or cating ¢ of which, when done to excess, will hurt her quite as much as smoking “All over the country, nowadays, a woman can order In a public restaurant any kind of liquor, and she can drink UNTIL HER BRAIN 18 MUDDLED and her legs refuse to hold her up and she is half car ried by her escort to a waiting taxi, but if that same woman lights a cigaret in any public place in America except the one we are in, she Is requested to leave. | YOU KNOW MY If 1 THINK IT 18 THE AG SUBJECT OF LIQUOR, DICK ST TERRE 8 ON THE f WHICH LEADS TO THE M | BLE TRAGEDIES AND THE GREATEST IMMORALITIES IN THI WORLD TODAY 1 cannot concetve of any one drinking Hquor any more than 1 an think of him smoking opium or filling his arms full of cocaine or jhis stomach with morphine Goodness, Madge, I did not know you felt that way about tt. For ny part, I think a glass of wine at dinner helps digestion, and it sure! | ADDS TO SOCIABILITY It # neither, Dick,” I interrupted. “It only makes for that foolishness’ which you sald was a legitimate part of life. Mowever, | think this ls one of the things which every one must decide for him- children of liquondrinking fathers from those whose fathers were not drinkers. it w not alone that their little bodies were Iily olad, but | thelr poor little minds were clouded.” “Well, my dear,” sald Dick, “I confess I would RATHER SEE YOU DRINK A GLASS OF WINE, or even a cocktall, than smoke 4 clmaret Which means that you put sins against conventionality above the ins ago morality,” I sald | have come to the conclusion that this Is the difference In the code of men and women, Men are more conventional than women; more afraid of public opinion. With the “good women,” who take thingg seriously, it is not asked, “Will | be talked about?” or “WILT be found out?” but Is it right or wrong (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) S~p 5 . » % = £28 oa A seven-reel production of Hall! see Caine’s “The Christian,” by the “Marriage on the Installment Vitagraph company, in conjunction | Plan,” at the Class A until Satur with the Liebler film will soon be day night, tells of the troubles of ready for the public. The scenes & newly married couple who had were taken along the Atlantic bought on the “installment plan.” coast from Boston harbor to Phila- When behind, the son-in-law has to delphia. The play will teke two do some tall stalling to keep his hours to show furniture, and square himself with his fathertoda . DON'T SCOLD AN’ | is tie sorcteota:’ Kaiom tum ago, the part of “Zoe,” the octoroon heroine, Is played by a girl who t® LITTLE TONGUE 18 COATED, only 16. Her name is Marguerite SURELY GIVE “CALIFORNIA Cournot. This {s a three part film SYRUP OF FIGS.” and will be seen, to Seattle. “The Cave Men's War,” a drama Mother! Your child isn’t natur-!of prehistoric times, now playing ally cross and peevish, See if/at the Dream, tells how primitive tongue = coated; this is @ Sure man was a victim of stronger sign Its little stomach, Hver and /prutes until he discovered the bow bow need a cleansing at once. | and arrow. When listless, pale, feverish, full owe of cold, breath bad, throat #ore,| Class A Until Saturday Night doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, “Hack to Life,” tworeel Victor stomach-ache diarrhoea, re drama; “That Awful Maid” and member, a gentle liver and bowel |The Installment Plan Marriage,” cleansing should always be the | clair comedies; “Plain Jane,” Imp first treatment given. drama. Nothing equals “California Syrup | bis’ "for ebiidren’s ills; s1°! Clemmer Until Saturday Night a teaspoonful, and in a few hours) “Daniel,” a Biblical atory, two all the foul waste, sour bile and| parts; “Perils of the Sea,” two fermenting food which Is clogged | parts , fn the bowels passes out of the a ot system, and you will have a well Dream Until Saturday Night and playful ebfld again. All chil} “A Royal Romance,” drama, "The dren love this harmless, delicious | ¢ Men's War,” two-part Kalen fruit Inxative,” and {it never fnils|qrama; “A Break for Freedom,” |to eftect a good “inside” cleansing. | pathe play Directions for babtes, children of mae ar all ages and grown-ups are plainly! Colonial Until Saturday Night on the bottle. | “When Pierrot Met Pierretge,” ve! little given today sick child | Lost to Win,” Nestor comedy; “Ani tomorrow, but get the genuine mated Weekly,” world’s news, |Ask your druggist for a 580-cent cee | bottle of “California Syrup of Figs,"| metpou: Until then look and see that {t {s mado conser tig rohan jy: Mab: hag pa Counterfeits| are being | Reliance drama; “Great Big Beautt sold here. Don't be fooled ful Doll,” Thanhauser comedy; i it oa th a tworee! headliner and war ~ pictures: : fi | eee Sh Grand Until Saturday Night ee SIC 0 (0S | “Mutual Weekly,” world’s news ? \Th Children’s Home,” Than. Instruction Booke and Player || hauser drama; “The Revelation,” Piano Rolls for the Cost of likomte” drama; “An After Affair,” Komie comedy. . Handling at our Closing | e-. Out Sale. | Alhambra Until Sunday Night | “The Golden Pathway,” two-part A 5 |Vitagraph drama; “Why I am i. % | He comedy; ‘The Birthday | ‘ Ring,” Blograph drama; “Farming I nes in Ancient Thebes,” educational eee T RESIDENCE THEATRES ¢ | noun Vo At the Olympian Tonight | mental Bheet My | “First Aid to the Injured,” Edison s educational; “Gypsy Lov Pathe Music now || drama; “Trying Out No. 707,” Selig |drama; “Playing of the Pipers,” PRUCTION HOOKS — Vitagraph “Hobby's Long reguiar retail 600. 1) Trousers,” Edison comedy pee BITE OF CALF FATAL " ithe HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., Dec. 5 PLAYER WIANO ESIC ROLLS TF) Erysipelas followed by blood pot , Nore woning resulting from a bite on his 41.17 || hand from a calf a week ago caused iii ow th th of Henry Johnson, one Re onl of the best known farmers of the G aien mace k {northern part of this county, ' and § D i” ‘ ppeiy lot of Music Role til AT THE THEATRES ‘dionount on ail Peers NEXT WEEK Aa Mucoatio. Mies Metropolitan—Julian Bitinge in ' a now wr gete “The Fascinating Widow.” Moore—Fannie Bloomfield Zete. ler In recital Seattle Hatley & Mitchell stock in “Quincy Adams Sawyer.” in “The Great Divide.” Tivoli--Keating & Flood’s play- | ers in “The Flirting Princess,” He) Ay. and t nity Mt. ovhone Blllott 4477. 7 Big Bars Crystal Soap, W regular price 5c 25c 10 Big Bars Elk Savon regular price 25C 25c Can mon Saturday, while they last 10c 25c Bottle Best Vinegar, Sat- urday all day 10c 10c Can Pep- per, while colate creams, both | self, | decided it long ago for myself, when | saw the difference in the; Ginger, all day Mustard, while IRRITABLE CHILD 2ce"ssste'tnat' was poputar yenrs| 25c Lamb's Wool Sox, all day Saturday 15c 15c Cotton 8'/3c Marathon Sox, all colors, all day Saturday 12 2ci 79c Men’s Sweaters, your choice A9c Keep it handy !n your home. Al two-part Eclair drama; “When He p “The Woman Haters,” Keystone “California Fig Syrup Com-| comedy; "A Man and a Woman,” TARRYTOWN, Ballard says that was on his way two cats coming a fisherman gotten to draw In all his lines, and the cats found one, and in a playful! blood poison is feared, All Day Saturday Specials AT McCormack Bros. OUR 10 DAYS’ SALE Of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Sweaters and Underwear is meeting with unparalleled succe for clean, honest merchandising state. Now for the next 6 days our Men's $22.50 Suits for $14.75 Each has 2 pairs Pants ee Blues and Blacks in cluded Mothers Look at the $3 89 Boys’ Suits for ' Suits to fit the sturdy little fellows, in folk style, hard-wear ing Tweeds, Cheviots and Cassimeres; worth $5.00. Also our Blue Serges included in thi ae Our Boys’ $5.00 Suit ts certainly a whopper. With 2 pairs of pants, full cut, to each coat. Avery necessary thing to have, as most boys wear out 2 pair * for each coat—you see the same elsewhere See Window Display. Santa Claus’ Headquarters On the Balcony. Sring the children in and see the nice things Santa LK thing from a_ Blue-Eyed Claus has for them—e Zaby Doll to a Climbing Monkey—at popular prices Shoes For the Whole Family Women's or Growing Girls’ $4.00 Gun Metal Button Shoes. Co-ed toe, low heel, Goodyear welt. All Men's $1.25 Velvet and Patent House Little Gents’ $2.25 Velour Calf Dress Shoes, box toe, button or lace; sizes patra $1.89 Child’s $2.00 Patent Button, Fancy High Top Shoes, in velvet; tam and kid. Sizes 6 to s.$1,.69 Women's Strap Storm or 50c Giippers, for evening co: Sanda! Rubbers. Our price.. Make your sho Dri Seal, 26c cans SATURDAY SPECIALS waterproof by using Special Women’s Apparel Saturday $25 Women’s Coats .. $12.95 hy shouldn't it? Our record pretty well known, all over this big Acceptable Holiday Gifts for Mother or Sister or Sweetheart. %4 Off Zeautiful Marabou Neck Scarfs, 7 feet long; light, rich and dressy Women’s Underwear, Gloves and Corsets 15 Two Underwear Speciais, women's C vests or Pants; nice weight for those who prefor the garments. Were made to sell for 35c. Saturday, 15 all day 4 eee AVE 25 Women's Heavy Fleeced Vests and C Pants, pure white, Special, 25¢ per garment 49 Union Suit Specials, women's cot- c ton fleeced, pure white; sizes 34 to 4. 1 Women's Wool Union Suits, the a regular $2.00 quality, Saturday, ail day, $1.48, 98c, $1.48 Wetners Rust-provt treat and back lace. Warner's Corset needs no introduction. Come and secure your size at the spectal price Saturday. Children’s Cambric Waists, 25 with supporters ..........-:escsseeee c Did you get our “Wear Like Leather” Stock- 1 7 All sizes. Two baie fer ics ldiscesnete-okesoes, 25c Just arrived from the East—One bix box full of Women's Coats, picked up by our New York buyer, at the end of the manufacturers’ season, for about fifty cents on the dollar. Don't think we are right in claiming them worth $25.00, as we would have to pay double the price at the commencement of the season. At any rate, we are going to offer the whole lot tomorrow at $12.95 each. Come early and get your pick from this season's fashionable fabrics. $15 TO $18 WOMEN’S SUITS you FOR $9.75 Made from a varied assortment of woolen fabrics, specially used in tailored Suits for Fall wear, in cluding Serges, Cheviots and Bedfords, in strictiy man-tailored models of pleasing appearance. Lined with good quality satin, length 36 and 38 inches; cutaway or straight front; colors nay. black, brown and fancy mixtures. Sizes 34 to 48, $1.59 WOMEN’S PETTICOATS, 98c A choice rtment of heavy Soiesettes, which will wear better than slik and cling to the form, in six of t newest attractive colors for this son, with L5-inch accordion flounce, with 64,- pin tucks. Also several dozen French » included in this lot Not one of than $1.59, and some 98s your choice .. : v mood pulled it in with the fish s—|Rat Attacks Man) xew yori deo sh whieh puzzled many! ZINC DISCOVERED IN TEXAS had for-|in a corner agd screamed. result of Kemmerer'’s many wounds | dies SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. | | while he| suffering five years from pains in| he saw] PENNSBURG, Pa, Dee. 5—Al physicians, 10-year-old} Han » road from) monster rat attecked Russell Kem-|jg cured. The pains were caysed| LA hem had an ee!|merer in bed and it took half an|by a needle that had sipped dwn | While was | hour of fighting to kill the rodent,| her throat Cc. Melk 79c Flannel Night Shirts, Saturday all A9c $1.25 Men’s Flannel Over- shirts, special 98c Men’s Heavy Leta Underwear, | Alc 50c Sheets, size 39c 20c Huck 12¥/2c or $1.25 dozen TRALPIATIIN AeVEBAL wee OPER AR ENOL NTI AES TET OATES PAT TAR ERT. $1.59 Boys’ Wool Sweaters, 191.29 Boys’ Flannel Blouses, worth 75c, Saturday the resultant plate showed a needle, After |and removed thé bit of steel, Irecently to a hospital. |geons there turned X-rays on her | stomach, ‘b Texas, Dee, 5.—- limestone, J, r discovered a large do- He con |Meantime Mrs, Kemmerer huddled} Since the start of her pains Edna! posit of zine four miles from here. a}had swallowed many home reme-| tle believes that many carloads @an and the medicines of nunr-| be taken from the open pits before . ‘eus doctors, Her parents took her | underground mining is necessary,