The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 5

wh and "— over trie” ater - Tus na edredToh-You) REAL WARFARE IN. Waterproof STRIKE DISTRICT CALUMET, Mi Al] NO more deaths were reported, | area in whieh the f wa ig 10 DARKEN HAR PRIEST USES cuN Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns| Angered at thelr failure to necure Gray, Faded Hair Dark valuadios from the First Methodist ; church, Fifth av, and Marion st and Glossy vurglare wrecked the furniture of the offices last night, escaping with nh progre w » extensty that tt ould ows traveled #o a) foared definite a long roll of fatalities followed yesterday's he Copper Values Al very nly $1 from the study of Dr, A. W Re and Leonard : a, bri ae The same thugs, It is believed b iral and » HAI the police, were discovered at work when faded, streaked or gray; alo |i, ge church, 3406 14th viceable i ca ends dandruff, itching sealp and|ay Wat 5 o'clock thie morning by Men's We tops falling hair, Years ago the the Rov. J aiid, wha fined Waterpre ats only way to get this mixture Was! two shots at the two men as they to n it at home, which 1 fed through a doorway, They se sy and troublesome Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and| saving cent boxes Sulphur Hair Remedy You will cogs gee ae. OQ CONFIRMED 2am acne | WO 1 recipe. possibly tell t your halr, as It and evenly, You dampe or soft brush through your strand at a ray hair din pr darkened} ‘The sacrament of confirm paturall was admini 4 Sunday to & sponge hiidren and adults at Issaquah 1 draw this the Rt. Rev, Edward J. O'Dea of mal } The N. O'Raffert, of St ehureh, Renton, met p O'Dea in an automobile and they motored to Issaquah. Mayor “ P. J. Smith a delegation of cit and you look years young T. | inens 4d them to the town SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY AND se : z “A he specialist says knitting WEDNESDAY Your choice of all $12.50 Men's and Women's Raincoats for Tuesday and Wednesday ... _s 7. 50 no alternative only one way “Cut the Heart Prices.” Your choice of all $16.50 Men's and Ladies’ Raincoats for Tuesday and Wednesday ... * $10. 50 Y choi f all $ Raisconts for Tuesday and Wednesday $12.50 Your choice of all $25.00 Men's and Ladies’ Raincoats for Tuesday and Wednesday ...... $16 50 LTERATIONS FREE——— easty by mod INVESTIGATE ourR Gasy PAYMENT PLAN. ‘Gnioe Dentists DY ATTENDA RAINCOAT COMPANY 819 SECOND AVENUE Between Marion and Columbia “NU BONE CORSETS Vegeta! Stik Hosiery 32 PEOPLE'S BANK Flltott 4435 Seattle in 1892 Pioneer Square Visit of President Harrison HIS was 21 years ago—the year in which the Novelty Mill Co. milled its first sack of “Patent Excellent” Flour. Since that time it has maintained an enviable reputation for producing a flour of uniform quality and good results. “Patent Excellent” Flour is milled entirely from Western bluestem wheat, which not only contains from 25 to 30 per cent of gluten, but has more flavor than the harsh, hard wheat flours. For making pies and cakes, ‘Patent Excellent” Flour is unsurpassed. GROCERS SELL IT in 10- and 49-lb. sacks. Also Novelty “Pastry,” *“Graham” and “Whole Wheat” Flours in 10-Ib, bags for household ust.’ NOVELTY MILL CO., SEATTLE. THE STAR—MONDAY, DE # cured about $10 from one of the el MBER 8, 1913 | the th ertainly have a right to one-half his salary AFTER all bills patd » law gives yc hard ent from your which Is really Joing my full duty in the home, and by so doing was debarred from | mak a 1 the business world, I certainly have my clal income But i all day and a bed than to husband's por own mone art will own character the square, and if y terma, either m part of the I a get on wr own living by attend isiness course at the free make y ing the jnight school pationce, too, remembering has been raised with dark # and thinks he ts generous lin giving what he does } A-It ‘a right to try to draw her ° trom he it too far You » I want to thank the young | | ma who wrote me about a al opportunity for the who wanted plano ‘ I cannot give thelr address, for I do not have it o | you — the 1 suppose you have concludes wie Korntamet” was de ain't. Tho’ far from y No to and geing astern, | connse some one naked when | becomes hen. Now, if depends on the een of the | wa age bas nothing to do | Se! : nel Q—1t acome to me those loei pon whe asked the difference between | square miles and 84 miles equi wished to know ait Df course you know there tee | to ference in arca—in fact, 6.97% sqnare miles Truly A.—-If they wanted to know the; ple write a few suggcestios and expect me to be a m! I answered their questic gave it | However, for the benefit of all) ors and others to whom this tion may make fterence in| hetr work, I will again | that §4 miles sq means a square, each side which ts 84) miles long. The area will be 84 by| Mutual Confidence of d reader, as they! 1 Ts profitable banking con the keynote a nection It is largely the re sult of a confidential relationship between the its de itution and »sitors pe Ease of access to all officers, and a desire on their part to under stand the problems of depositors, makes such a relationship possible at the National City Bank Second Av. and Colum- bia St. Seattle, Wash. SOLD Sixteen 40-Acre Tracts —Already Gone— | I Still Have 160 40-Acre Tracts | For Sale UNDER THE HAMMER, AT AUCTION Wednesday, December 10, 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. For Particulate See Page 7. A. McKay Jordan | Alt 1s | and 5 cham with « stand it, or prepare yourself to| welt aod if flirts; and no one on earth can stop her unless she sees the sill |nens of it herself, Your business CYNTHIA fet aimply express by your sens. But no tndiv t ch will enat loome from } © { long enongh to hs we will “box her off, by ain Here's your “log,” walting to make anything of him. Anxiously x A.—You can't help him unless be | Tell him if he you will be him inter: la while and then falls down, don't « te [condemn him, but encourage him | asain of Jeru c jtime, and commend him for the | bY ANOTHER LOGGER jtime he did keep straight. are area they should have sald so. Peo-| Any fool can ask questions that ns to me| Will make a wise man back pedal 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. || This ad apd ISe will buy 25 Em - hossed Christmas Post Cards, put up Pine, Sunday night at the {naugu- ine te extra for mailing outside city. I Want My Oldest Customers to Buy Here Tuesday KECOND AV. and PUKE ST claimed th 1 not inhale f# not injurious te health, I claim it is ng that is burtfa Bsa Boys’ $5.00 B4.85. $4.55, S545. $ Y nimal excepting man) in th Do you want to put yourself a level in mentality with it Ye Q—t am a ic mirl of 1s. cept that she tk ont in a while we habit if do not carry it is really her) nh affair whether or no she &. | ur conversation, and your actions | sensible state of You pos- | has the right preach at anoth full assortment of sizes Dent's imported Street Gl tan. Price, $1.50 and $2.00. Boys’ and Girls’ silk lir Worm ing. Price 50¢. Infants’ white Silk Mittens, PO Please ton me what to do 1 love with a handsome, big | ent with | Fiease advise me how | | f. God him-| dn't. You might try this nts to help hir f cou In connection with JAMYLS MeCREERY & CO, New York J (The Third Day of the Big Clearance Sale At Greatly Reduced Prices Overcoats, sizes 2 to 9 years, $6.50 Ove $7.50 Overcoats, sizes 3 to 9 years, $9.45. oung Men's Overcoats, sizes $10. at $16.50. Young Men's Suits at Reduced Pric: Christmas Gloves $1 La Rein Imported Glace Gloves, made with two fasteners at wrist, in all the season's best shades. A the pair, $1.00. ed gr lack Suedette Gloves with half silk lin- iN stop drinking | erence wires Di Second Av. and Pike St. Overcoats reoats, sizes % to-9 years, oats, sizes to 9 years, | Overco sizes 12 to 17 ats | Overcoats, sizes 12 to n's Overcoats, sizes n's Overcoats, sizes ing Men's Overcoats, sizes to 36, $104 00. 8 up to 3 up to 3 sup to Third Floor. ves, black, white and ay suede Gloves, 75@. 50¢ to $1.00. First Floor. a fri d to him ted in other t gently A.—Welcome back, Uncle, even! tight things in your associatio is the day of the young |p, 9 : e J in| “This is Pag f you did make us believe we were| with him. Never weaken, for the |man. He haa a greater opportun- | guests off for » voyage with you, and land. moment you do he will not respect ‘ ‘ ey t ed us on the chicken question (you. People bave to reform them- | ity, thas ever offered before. . His Atieore Gas he ee ee field is wide to b ate ves, but we can help and en a irage them. If he runs well |{t of W. A. Major, of the Bethany Pres an church, Sunday fo his con-/ ation in a sermon entitled) ‘The Duty of Young Men.” | try to make a longer run next A man never makes a bid for| notoriety when he does his duty. | ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith Is | /PROGRAM HEARD Italians were in the majority in the audience which enjoyed the - = = \program of Italian music in the {Odd Fellows’ temple, Tenth and Now Located at His New Store n of the Italian Educational X. P. de Donato, in his remarks, explained club. Dr “4 introducto that e club = stands for hi 1159 Piret Av. ideals in lif for America’ as for Italians Those that helped me build my business f my factory manufacturing the Ho’ at all seasons for the past ten years DES PROFITS such as I wi stribut 1 Save From $5. 00 to 920 00 on Every ~ Sp cheviots, serges and — SUIT CO. ON 1316 SECOND AVENUE ‘ 4 ~~ LONDON, Dec. 8.—Mr. and Mrs. There is little you can do exc mt HAS “WIDE FIELD! Francis B. 8 UNCLE. 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