The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1913, Page 5

\EASTERN PAINLESS DENTAL{ Today We May Be Healthy,) A SENSIBLE XMAS any, Wateat, Birdseye Map i M Warly & | HITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY M24 Third Av. near Pike Main 1809 9) relH FOR CHRISTMAS Make yourself a valuable} Christmas present. Remember, You Never Will Get This Offer Again 'HOLOUP? MY, NO! ONLY LOOKER-ON They found « Dougan wounded near Fifth ay, and Marion st, on the night of August 7 last, shortly after the exctting little ept sode when M, B. Lebo, held up by two’ bandits, anatched the revolver from one of them and did # shooting on bis own account Dougan is on trial today fn Jude Mackintosh’s court. And Ap By | he's putting up a pretty stiff fight Ne w Caught red-headed? Perish the —— thought, Dougan says he was ¢ ing to Lebo's rescue, tet bit him. m0 when the bub ot bim to read the Harry Le Roy, who ts jointly charged with Dougan, pleaded guilty and was given a minimum A Do you as greatly at fault in being heart: | sick as you think your lover ts in| holding to bis views Your business ts to lve up to the teachings of the Bible yourself sentence in the reformatory. Dougan says he does not know Le Roy at all. A verdict of $600 was returned | Thursday morning in Judge Dyke man's court In favor of Margaret A. pre's A little verse about doing Wilson against the Richmond Pa-|to others as we would have them do per Co, whose automobile collided |to us, Would you like someone to with a street car at Third and Yor-|make it his business to try te lor last June. Miss Wilson, a pas-|you of that heartslckness? senger on the car, was injured. | The Bible ts the most wonderful ure We will do your dental york for one-third less than ou can possibly get it else where. A combination of fin- est materials, expert and pain less service makes this an ideal offer Ours is better dentistry and we guarantee all our work. Free examinations ASSOCIATION man who understands it will not! speak as your lover does; and a woman who understands {ft will at tend strictly to her own faults. Ky has a right to his own views | until he sees fit to change them. Q—Ten 1 married oo man A parted with him after the core mony, aod have net seen him since | A Roe The last 1 heard of bim was about OFFICES Cor, Fourth Av. and Pike St. 1805 Fourth Av. Office Houre 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. ADMINISTER GAS LADY ATTENDANT Christmas Gifts | Unique and Inexpensive In our Curio De partment in the Annex you will find the greatest show- ing of Indian Curlos and Novelties char acteristic of the Northwest and Alaska — unusual gifts to send East. Indian Jewelry, Ivory Carvings, Indian Dolls, Souvenir Spoons, Navajo Blankets, Indian Beads and thousands of other interest- ing Gift Articles. Visitors al- ways welcome. } | | j | | | | | } } PE Hudson Bay Fur Co., lac. 819 First Avenue Colman Block. DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. Why should anyone suffer with! nerve-racking, old-fashioned} hods of dentistry, when our ab- Iutely painless methods are at disposal? Remember, we can fill, crown or ract any tooth you have without a. Our prices are the lowest that Wwe ever been offered in Seattle lor the high-class work which jo. Just think of getting an extra| heavy $10.00 Gold Crown for $4.00,| or one of our famous $10.00 Never-| Silp Plates for $5.00! And not only | that, we pin © guarantee to every Feceipted bill that means something to you. WE GIVE gas. Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8, Manager, 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union | NOTE—Bring This Ad With You BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 j sands of men, women and children ago. Ie the Cam Ht be annulled arringe | Yours sie | But Tomorrow We May Be ours is a particular case Sick or Injured—Come and|‘®# abould be taken up by the . A }eourt hat does not mean public Join Our Association That/ity. You can have him deciared le Gives You Protection | gaily dead, but the proceedings Through Sickness, Accident| must go through the court. Con and Death. jsult the prosecuting attorney, His| advice ts free, Q.—1 have very large busts tell me how to redece them. ONF OF YOUR KrADERa, If you are @ young girl, let alone and they will qradually ualler as your flesh distrib-| utes itself over your entire body | Cold sponging ts the only thing I can recommend, It simply tends to make the bust firm. Let the movement be upward, This Is the Best Investment mnee for You—One Dollar Se- cures for You, by Day or »)A~ Night, in Sickness or Acci- grow dent Choice of Physicians—Every One Full: Competent— Members Have Privilege to Q—As you helped me before, 1 Call in Any Outside Doctor) om writieg agate in Case of Accident. fuk weet af Wren Gem le ne boots, they seem to think my bed te the Humane society of belongs Associnied Charities. My bed te on | & sleeping porch The other night 1 woke up and found Mr. Cat No. 1 FREE MEDICAL ATTENDANCE, ind medicine by the com- ttendant physicians at the) making « deor mat of my free. head office, 301-202-317 Kite! Bidg.,| shet him with my fist. Me loft. One | was dreaming | cor, 2nd Ave. and Pike St. Phone 4661. FREE HOME TREATMENT tn serious cases of Illness, including} medicine and surgical attendance, | and all medicines and dressings. FREE HOSPITAL TREATMENT at any hospital in Seattle, includ- ing all necessary operations, med!- cines, surgical dressings, trained nursing and board to six months. DENTISTRY—Free examination) of the teeth by a qualified dental surgeon and a very substantial re duetion on all usual charges on any work wanted. EVESIGHT—Free actentific test- woke up to find My, pistaking my leg for a 1 caught and locked him up, L was not bothered tate E tree. but he got away for = couple of nights. inte bed, but Mr, Last A.—-Ponssession is nine points of the law-—every law. Either vacate, or screen your porch, Q—Please advice me aboot « airt who is mean and saacy to her moth- . le good kind. the ing of the viston aie specialist. A| The mpthee hae oer Queen, but great reduction In the price of any| sone of & are like ¢ rinees wanted Sine ©, Teeatdea = FREE BURIAL is provided tn cases of death of members. MATERNITY CASE TREAT- MENT is also included in our con- tract without extra charge. Many cases of long serious 1! ness may be prevented {f taken fn time, and our alm, which is in your interests, as well as our own, is to) prevent such sickness by prompt atteation to you and your children. | The company's physicians have two objects in caring for our members —to cure them soon as possibl and to make the cure permanent All the company’s medical men are fully qualified “phys: se and surgeons practicing in Seattle. All their professional advice and atten- tion is yours whenever you re- quire ft, no matter how trivial or how serious your complaint may be. A.—Whipping never did any child any good, I would be just like the/ girl were someone larger than my- self to beat me. Because the other children lived y.|along easily, the mother has made the mistake of thinking she can/ handie every child as she has them. This girl is the exception in the family, and requires different meth ods. If the mother has Iived this long and has not found the way, | am afraid I cannot toll her, but there is some point where that girl can be reached. Did you ever write her a little note, and put on her pillow for her to read just before going to bed, and did you fill {t with mother lov no scolding, but an appeal to t child's reasoning; have you taken | her into your counsel, and asked her advice about things pertaining This kind of organization haslig the other children; have you| been in coronal ane for | made her your right hand? Have! poond ye te me gga APS treated her as an equal with| ae te the moet Of, the leading) Delvidual righte? Or, have you | n her as a plece of fur-| Canadian cities, and there are thou- | oked Upo! 5 niture, as belonging to you because you helped to bring her into the| world? Show h to use her| | reason, how to pick the things that/ will bring her real happiness; leave MY On YOu oT AVES her free, but direct her in the right THESE ADVANTAGES WE today having the benefits of mem- bership. | way and she will turn to you for ad viyetiata Aichatciged vice, as the flower turns to the sun Now is the time to become &/tor jight member. You never know when| sickness may overtake you or when | Q—1 opened a can of fruit and you may sustain injury. found some chewing gum t had | tinal been chewed—in It, T would like to | trouble for the company, so | TERMS—One dollar per month,| thar "they will be more eareful atter payable in advance. this, What can I dot K A.—-Report to the United States) SPECIAL REDUCED RATES—| pure food and drug commission, in| $2.75 for three months; $5.50 for|the Arcade building, Seattle. If he| six months; $10 for one year. | does nothing about, let me know, TERM! Q—And now they have come at that old, gray-headed chest Irresistable — force FAMILY TERMS—$1.50 per month for husband and wife and all) children under 12, provided with doctor and medicine free, (Chil- dren over 12, 50 cents a month). | There are no extras to pay at any time. Day and night telephone, Matin} 1,000 Men Standing | 4661 Call at head office and join at} z : - Lag in Line THE WESTERN HOSPITAL |, y 44 opportunity of Vast! ASSOCIATION Head Office 301-202-317 Eitel Bldg. Corner Second and Pike | Interest. When Great $40,000,00 Stock Is Ordered Sold Here is welcome news for eco-| Come _BRENDEL DRUG COMPANY nomical buyers of Seattle. Im-| mense $40,000.00 stock of Palace Clothing Company, at First Avenue and Spring Street, has been or dered sold at once, and prepara tions for a quick disposal of this entire stock now taking place, This immense stock, consisting of most| popular and dependable brands of to the men's and boys’ clothing, shoes, hats and furnishings, must be sac rificed at once, regardless of all cost or losses entailed by reducing iy ele eee [eriats wast will take piace The doctor will give you a thorough examination and |[/ SATURDAY MORNING, DECEM.-| furnish yo escriptions free of charge, This is not |f] BER 13th, AT 10 A. M. a charity, but a bus s proposition, We simply give |]|When the doors of the Palace You more for pct If| Clothing Company at 1022 and 1024 i ees in ; First Ave., Corner of Spring Street Beware of druggists who pose as doctors. We handle |fJopen for this great sale, Hore ta the famous Germa Jlood and Rheumatis Mixture, |} wonderful Xmas saving opportun Deantead + i) Biaas 9nd wp cae lity for Seattle folks, Watch for Guaranteed to cure or money refundec further particulars in tomorrow | evenlug’s Star, lyou did it objet stays whore it Is a hing bas happened, That i can happen if the ease when the Irresistible force of oth er opinions assall me the outcome is the same AB you quote, Q.—Will you please telt me wi 1 can get informa vverament — ponit A.—Inquire at the Civil Service Commission, In the Federal build ing, Seattle, Telephone Main 6506 Q—Viease o how to take 1 will op pe. nA AD chalk fs the only thing I kno ommend, w that I can safely rec Q—Please tell me if tt will be correct for me, to a moving» r imetances, It is perfectly all right as far as I car see, I think ft all depends on how the wife looks at it, I would not go unless she knows of it before hand. a publisher, who says hy out if T will pay = certain sum wrote again, asking him to rete my MAS, but he has not done nor offered any explanation. What shall 1 46 eow? A CONSTANT READER A.—Either write, saying you wil! walt Just long enough*for a reply before giving the matter into the hands of the authorities, or, have a lawyer write a lett for you. G1 am in lave with © bay and am 1s My folks wil me marry him. They say be not keep a Job week, and is ean take care DOK, | If you are not fitted to take care of yourself, and the man you expect to marry is not capable of holding a position for any length of time, you will have a sorry time when the rent comes due, and the grocers refuse to trust you for the | food that will be necessary to sus-| tain you Sometim A man is new to cer tain kinda of work, and loses his positions in consequence. He may be a good man for all that—but If he ts be will not want you to mar. ry him until he can make good for a while at Q—De you think girte and bore play hissing ewer A.—Certainly, you were right. No sensible, self-respecting girl wants any and every boy kissing her, And more--NO SELF-RESPECTING boy | Wants to kies every and any girl, and does not reapect a girl who ab lowa it--NO MATTER WHAT HE BAYS. SUBMARINE SINKS PLYMOUTH, Eng. Dec. 11.— English submarine C14 was sunk in collision yesterday, but the crew Was saved SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 11.— Crawford Washington Clarke, ex cattle king, is dead. Since John Quit Drinking Used Golden Remedy, The Great Home Treatment for Drunkards. Odorless and Tasteless—Any Can OF Secretly At Home Tea, Coffee or Food. Costs Nothing to Try have a husband, son father of friend who in of Uquor, all you have to ac » wend your hame and address on upon below may be hankful ag long as live that you pack f that or It im true in When the Children Cough Use MUSTEROLE! And toma may develop into croup. THE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1913. PORTLAND COPS | LOSE HEADS IN. EXPOSE OF VIGE | (Seon Ale. and Pike St. ac Dougall 2 fouthwick In Connection with JAMES McCREERY & CO., New York ESTABLISHED 1875 Store open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m PORTLAND, Ore, Deo. 11.—As a result. of the recent muntelpal > " ( \ civil worview invertiaation ino Bragsieres Always Acceptable as Gifts} ‘Cozy Warm Kimonos cha hat the mombers of the pollee department were gambling CiMAeiin tracts + aaah for high stakes and that certain mI eres of embrot f 4 M FH high officials had protected under E ery and lace well as plainer or Winiry ornings world characters, Mayer Albee to ‘ eben oe ent pl oe #0 Apri? day dismissed two captains, three} tant a factor In present-day dress that it - . one adelante aad: eave paar tvats for! practically {6 Indispensa with — the At $2.00 are Empire Kimonos conkues tahedemink, un. officer low bust corset, We have them in oper in small flower patterns, blue and for the good of the netvice.” | and cross in the back styles, From lavender and gray The commanding officers dis to $5.50. missed were Capt. B. A. Blover, De is an open front Brasslere with At $2. are cotton velour former chief of police; Capt, Harry | band of embroidery Kimonos in Empire style. Mostly Riley; Sergeants T. J, Casey, A. Le| the same price is a cross in the oN - e Pressey and ©. J. Rupert back model with yoke of embroidery and Persian effects, trimmed with lace tnsertion. There are about a dozen bands of satin, gray, lavender and other styles from which to choose at blue. 50e, | At’ $1.00 ® larger line, some with At $2.95 Flannelette Kimonos | | deep yoke of handsome embroidery, oth in high waist style, trimmed with | ers of plain nen with narrow edging ipinte. of seifeoclored satin aa That the corporation counsel wi At $3.00 attractive model of nen pipings o mardi anthesis be Instructed to proceed at once to| | t# trimmed with wide bands of Cluny black buttons to match. Very quiet title to a strip of land on the} lace. It i* a perfect fitting and beaut dainty designs in lavender, gray, Seattle, Renton & Southern right} (ful garment Third Floor pink and blue. Third Floor. of way on Rainter boulevard was recommended today when the coun cil Judiciary committees voted to recommend Councilman Erickson’s resolution providing therefor A committee from the Rainter Improvement elub filed resolutior : ; 2 with the committee ‘protesting The celebrated Schoenhut Toy Piano, 25¢, against the counell restoring tho | 50¢, $2.00 to $19.50. tranchive of the Ine and strongly orted’ “Toy Sita) Vea > Bese irging the condemnation of the| $13.50. Toy China Tea Sets, 25¢ to operty | 3.50. cai he Radiopticans, $3.00, $6.00, $9.00, 12.00. Just See Your | $ Pimples Flee After You Have Used Stuart's Calcium Wafers av) Rid Your Biood of Ay ite Impurities. The abolishing of all skin disor ders must begin with the blood Lotions Vea, comm etc will do no material good. The trouble| comes from within and there the remedy must be applied | If you really desire quick action and at the same time a common sense, natural, harmless blood purt-| fler, then Stuart's Calcium Wafers} is this remedy. The MacDougall-Sou Noah's Ark, complete with animals, 35¢ to $2.50. Nursery Chairs with trays. $1.75. Specially priced, O8¢. Dolls’ folding Go-Carts. Regular price, $1.50, Specially priced, B8¢. Magnetic Metal Boat Sets with magnet, 25¢ to $2.25 the set Drums at 25¢, 50¢, T5¢, $1.50, $1.75 to $4.00. Boys’ and Girls’ Ball-Bearing Roller Skates, regular price $2.50, specially . priced at $1.35. Basement. Regular price ) 65¢, $1.00, thwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Street ‘MRS, YOUNG OUT | CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Mayor Har rison, in particular, and Chicago's city government, in were denounced today at the meeting of the Chicago Woman's club to pro- ltest against conditions which com | pelled the resignation yesterday of Mra. Ella Flagg Young as superin- |tendent of the city’s schools. | “Mre. Young is one of Amert- Jea’s leading educators,” said Jane general, “after Using Stuart's Calclum/ Addams, “yet sho was sac-| Wafers My Pimples Went “It is too early to discuss tne Away Like Magic.” possibility that she . will be the women’s candidate for mayor at t elty election, but there ts develop from ‘The correct and best blood purt |fler known to science t»—Caicium | the nex |Sulphide. This great cleanser is ny grr cog may contained in proper quantities In y Stuart's Calcium Wafers and that| Last evening, when the voard is why all blood troubles and akin| tok up the matter of Mrs. Young's blemishes rapidly disappear after Teelection for another term, the thelr use. was a tie pce oes we An unsightly and plmply face due ermit her name pbs vated to tmpure blood is one of the most|O asin unless assured of UnaAY | disgusting sights one can see and| ous support, Mrs. Young immed!- yet all about us, upon the streets, | “**!Y resigned. in the theatre, when traveling, ete.,| | | vote | not orn outside rooms, 25c Best mo by ng horrible results. », Stewart House, 86 West 2 no need for this condi. ‘Advertisement. jtion if you will take Stuart's Cal jclum Wafers dally and keep all | salves, lotions, cosmetics and other |harmful preparations from clog: j#ss the pares. Every first-class druggist in this RESINOL HEALS |take, harmless, and may | | tained for 60 cents a box | And Clears Unsightly Complexions.| } | Resinol Ointment, with Resinol || CONVICTED” tressing cases of ec rash, | In the Theme of be ob- na, ringworm, tetter or other torment-| ing skin or scalp eruptions, and/ clears away pimples, blackheads, | lredness, roughness, and dandruff, | when other trea’ ta have proven Jonly a waste of time and money | So why don't you let Resinol stop jyour ekin trouble? Resinol is a |physician’s preseription which has| Adna Wright Leonard, D. D. At Special EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Tonight, 8 P. M lheen used by other doctors for eighteen years in the treatment of | FIRST METHODIST CHURCH J a1 sorts of akin humors, sores, boils, | | Fifth and Marion St. wounds, and piles, You can use| Resinol Ointment (50c. and $1.00), Special Music by 25-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. "ae K | Meat Prices A new shipment of pennants has} just reached this office, and this week three new pennants can be secured, The new pennants are| i Montana, Wyoming and Kentucky. | They are all in different color| felt and make a very attractive TOMORROW, FRIDAY, collection by themselves. Pen nants can be secured for one cou-| pon, clipped from the front page of ‘The Star and 15 cents for each pen-| pant, when presented at the main) office of The Star, or any of the| branch offices. If ordered by mail, | enclose 5 cents additional for each} pnnant | FRYE: C0.’S MARKETS As Follows: Neuralgia, Headache, Congee | ry | fon, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lum- bans: Pains and Aches of Back | Choice T-Bone 0c or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, | Steak . et oer Chiibiaing, Frosted’ Feet and Cokls | noice Rib and Loin 4B of the Chest (it prevents Pneu- | Mutton Chops oe Cc monia.) | "(This Mutton is of a superior then's when you're H , aS, yonr, areanat | quality, Try It.) lad you have a jar in 260 and SOc Jara, rd of MUSTBROLE and a especial Iarge | ie rg hE ao 18s pate pa geeky gto bi ka Choice Head Cheese, 10c ni ellef, It post 60. : tively does not ite Accept no substi | per !b te eeeees ter the tendorent tute. Pork Liver, 10e skin. If your druggist ee Ue ‘Aa tirat ald and a certain remedy cannot suply you, send 260 or 50c to, extra quality Oleomarg@rine there's nothing lke MUSTEROLE, the MUSTEROLB Company, Cleve: «Mistletoe nf Thousands of mothers know Tt. land, Ohio, and we will mail you! rand” ey You should keep a jar in the house, It 1s the remedy for adults, too. Relieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsillitis, Croup, Btiff Neck, Asth- & jar, postage prepaid Mrs. J. Horlick, West Philadelphia 4, NAYS | My four-year-old aon had severe bronchitia, I found Musterole the best thing J ever used,” Look for U, S, Purple Stamp it signifies purity and quality Shops open untl! 6:20 p,m. Saying she could | }a former gunner and Resinol Soap (25¢,), freely, LARGE VESTED CHOIR with the perfect assurance that It] aa contains nothing that could injure | the tenderest skin. Sold by every | Mre. Ruth Osborn Mogan, druggist Do not let similarity of | Evangelistic Singer name or appearance fool you {nto | accepting a “substitute”. for Res: EVERYONE INVITED, incl,’ For trial free, write to Dept ]C. A. valued at $220,000, on the CITY NEWS |! One paper has come out strong against steel cars, It is a lumber- Upon the return of the Steam- man's journal, ship Humboldt, of the Humboldt | ———— Steamship Co,, from the North D the vessel will leave for n Francisco to undergo her annual joverhauling and to have a fuel- | burning system {n: oe W. W. Irwin of Wheeling, W. Va.,/ imperial potentate of the Ancient | Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic How Old Is She? | Beautiful Hair Keeps a Woman Young im Appearance Even When She Is Old in Years, Shrine, arrived in Seattle today from Tacoma. | eee Attorney General McReynolds j has instructed U. 8. Attorney Clay | Allen to obtain a confirmation of all the awards made by the federal jury last spring, in connection with establishment of a torpedo station at Keyport. The work will com- mence at an early date, | eee | Robert Newton Wednesday lost a |suit against the Western Union Telegraph Co., for alleged damages |resuiting from mental anguish in | the delay of six days of a telegram, notifying the defendant of his fath- er's death, No Watting—Acts Instantly Any beautiful, natural shade of brown hair from light golden to the ' 4 t hue (even black) may be easily instantly obtain by going Mrs. Potter's Walnut Tint Hair tain. cs At his own request, F. F. Osgood, | on the U. 8. 8. Raleigh, was locked up in the city | ray. jail Wednesday. He said he bey {v°r ' pear. lieved he would commit suicide un-| 7 baci “ass Zi ance less locked up. | Used once tt requires only a few cee moments ae & month to keep the |hair benutifu’ The Washington Creamery Oper Can not wash or rub off and ca atives and Butter Makers’ associa-|not be detected. No trouble to wi tion will convene for its annual/®°d_ n A gp tree pay se two-day session in Seattle Friday | Wilt I acon woe Coe at the Y. M. C. A. and you can't go wring, Any drug- eee |iiat will mupply you if you juat in- sist yon the genuine rs. Potter's At a meeting of the executive |Wanut Tint Hair Stain. A dollar committee of the Washington State |». Conference of Charities and Correc-! tion Wednesday, it was decided to drop the word “charity” for the name of the organization, oe. The Seattle Baptist Union, which) was organized several years ago,| held its first meeting in two years Wednesday night at the First Bap- tist chureh. age should last you @ year, end the coupon and 26 cents {ft wish « trial package first—aa rs can only supply you with the ar dollar size Please send me in plain wrap- per your trial package of Walnut int Hair Stain—for which I en- close 25 cents. ‘ Name .. Judge Everett Smith Wednesday restrained County Assessor Parish from placing property of the Y. M.| Address Several Routes to the E a st Afforded by Rock Island Lines 1, Through San Francisco, Los Angeles, South- ern California and El Paso, Through San Francisco, Central California, Colorado and Denver or Colorado Springs. - Through Oregon, Idaho and Colorado. ~ Through Washington, Montana, the Dakotas, and St. Paul-Minneapolis. Through Washington, Canada and St. Paul- Minneapolis. A very good plan is to go one way and return another—see twice as much country and enjoy the trip twice as much, It will be a pleagure to give you full details. Geo. P. Cave, G. A. , D. McNaughton, C. P. A. 712 Second Avenue, Seattle. Cee eee eeres worsen tnareeend