The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1913, Page 5

Meerertreem @~BE37 87 are Stee eRe 6 eee nTee¢ \ Fine Xmas Present 1s All-Wool an nhertt from the Intelligence that jereated you? and plant a beautiful Now, another thing to remember in that a silent man or woman often loves deeper than those who gush Respect that tn husband remember {t is the Do not allow your baby to monopolige your time, but share ft with its father, Look always to the Creator of peace for your kingdom of harmony, which is within your own mind SWEATER $2.50 to SIS each At Retail to Fit Octonek Knitting Co. Union St. at Sth Ave. and Made | fleet one baw os T wanted to be band hi fo rlght 1 could live in m king he will mot Evenings Open were married, if © settled, and my home duties and my baby keep my mind where It should be. Mise Grey, I But when T get bine, long msolatton married A SENSIBLE XMAS Get $3.00 Per Mo. ether iri only? 1 the girl and she does not « frlendsh fy ee makes him care A than for his wife Ob, Miss Grey, help me if within your power AN UNE | © than before we | | | | of 1 would not tell her at all if If you and the girl you unselfish enough to wire | A were you A.—-The difference in ages t# not ie will be sini, Birdseye Maple, fm ti “Ae 5 renee in dishost: want the other girl with you, and Oaks (Fumed, Mission, Early Be tlon may be our past Is abso try to make her have a good time, Meh, Golden), 15 stries to select Mm lutely dead, why rattle tts bones?! ran wire a way will geo You must let it stay buried, and My ie a es ace cota te cis preteat all more happy The way the first man loved you| is not the best sort of love; In fact, was probably passion. He certain-| ly did not have the right view of) WiTE SEWING. MACHINE COMP¢NY 4 Third Av. near Mike M Q—1 am ano! $10 @ week, and tor bey, making thought in place of the weed. Read j"In Tune With the Infinite,” by | Trine, It will help you and | week, A would not accept her people “yO bet | A— w do toward the child, you and th right thing for you whe A te WAWIT do it oxistence Your advice | good The sponsible, ts to marry h boys are right about your being a baby your name, and do your Christian the a Christian, te toward supporting It, You are) my mind, 4s following the Christ BOTH responsible Spirit shown by Jesus, . Respect Go to the Florence Crittenton home, and ask the matron if they will not care for the girl until after the birth of your child You didn't know me very well if you, thought I would condemn you Certainly both were old enough to know better. The thing to do is to for yourself and your mother mon sense enough to stop a b it that Is harmful, if certainly follow jing that teaching live right now wear It for wt to tell hin awit tell me what ly tell me whether It the baw al ried man in wah be for me to wear the yea, I cuin WW FY Bs A.—T am not prudish that 1 80 think you cannot wear the ring and A.-If the garnishment is for ap cessity bill, and you are getting a 1 EA be just boy and girl friends, but weekly salary, you are allowed $10 | my expert is that it ie not wise for current expenses, If you aréltg wear other people's jewelry drawing a monthly salary, they can] whether boy or girl. If you should only collect above $100. That 18! jose the ring, you would feel ver you are allowed $100 Saahy abit ti If you should decide to wear the Q—When 1 started working ; y 1 gota te eaeertes tee orgies | boy's ring, do not let him make you tobacco every mn day. tt | think he haw the right to kiss « j}man and womanhood or he would |not have deserted you. The blues fare at the bottom of the state of af airs. It is your duty and privilege to root them out When they assall immediately r that you. reme Edward Dean is this baby’s name. He Jersey He less. lives in a hospital City, N. J Special Saturday, Four months ago DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. Hello, Folks! I’m the Baby That’s Such a Joke on These Eugenics at is fatherless and mother- he was puny, sickly, evidently doomed ho caress you, or that he has any whatever on you on account of It Let him understand from the first that it is merely in a friend! | Now, remember what I know what I am talking wary ether to leave my husband and go to the man TE love se well, or not aM UTTU MS A.—Well, I'll tell you, OON'T ]G0. You married your busband Many of the people calling at i ts fale ithe man our office tell us that they had ahs money you would have taken h been told “before ing here that Dec. 20 \nd just the other day he Now stay by your bargain. If yo ft was imposstt for us to do a perfeet score—100 per wanted the other r nd he v dental work - a baby contest too poor, why didn't you get tr a We 1 XMAS BASKETS AND * sig ° help him? You have lived ¢ { wi charitable ins we do not do just as we adver- tise. Could we make this remark able offer if {t was not bona fide? CAN YOU BEAT THESE PRICES? Regular extra heavy $10.00 Gold Crowns . ee $4.00 Or one of our famous $10.00 Never-Slip Plates for. . : And not only that, but we pin & guarantee to every receipted bill that means something to you; it is signed by the operator and man ager. XMAS BELLS AT The Rosery Flower Shop 1608 Second Ave. Elliott 4241. Orders taken at these prices for Xmas delivery. WE GIVE GAS. Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. S, Manager, 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union Note: Bring this ad with you STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS your husband's money this long and now coolly talk of marrying the other man. When are you go ing to begin to have a little sen of honor? For your own good, you would better begin RIGHT NOW The other man has no sense of “Broken Lives” In the Subject of Adna Wright Leonard, D. D At Special EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Tonight, § o’Clock. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Fifth Ave. and Marton St. Special Mustc by wincy Valley Farm My Silent Salesman Is the Land My sales in QUINCY VALLEY on Sunday, December 14, prove that my policy and method of LETTING THE LAND TALK FOR ITSELF is the one that gets instant hearing with the land-seeking public. 1 repeat, therefore, that you should see the land first and buy afterward. One Pullman, loaded with home-seekers, was set out at Quincy last Sunday morning. They viewed the land, some took samples of the soil, and were back to the car at noon. Luncheon followed. The car was turned into a smoker and my guests proceeded to study development along the Great Northern Railway from Quincy to Cashmere, up in the Wenatchee Valley. This afforded them an excellent basis to study development and costs, and with comparative results absolutely in favor of the raw land they had just left and—while it was still fresh in their minds. This is the way to look at a land proposition. You can do this almost as quickly as you can go out and look at a suburban lot near Seattle. from the ground up, and all the way along the line. 1 sold something better than 840 acres, and in amount—SOMETHING LIKE $16, 000 WORTH OF LAND. The times con- sidered, | consider this a tremendous tes- timot However, others know as | know that the future holds a profit for every buyer in QUINCY VALLEY. It will take but a few trips to sell out this proposition—ciean as a whistle. 1 will, myself, then be on the mat with a microscope. rching for another QUIN- CY VALLEY. Looked at from every an- gie, it will be exceedingly hard to find. As | said once before, and In one of my most sincere moods, you can scrape the atate with a fine-tooth comb and you can- not equal this valley nor its immediate fu- i ture. My proposition is good |and—raw land | —and not land that has been loaded as to | price through re s made to bal- | loon It by 'and sha \d speculatore—- | | | nor yet land that is loaded with heavy development coste paid out as profit to Intermediaries who live as leeches on the land-buying public. IN OTHER WORDS —land that is not only good soll, but the kind that cannot fail to mak buyer money, even though he never adds one | cent of development to it. This Is the point that appealed to those | that viewed the land last Sunday. With | | but one exception, every one bought a tract, and some repeated after they h bought. They were eminently satisfied with their investment and came hom not necessarily tickied to death, but feel- Ing that they had been treated right I will have parties over on Thursday night and on Saturday night. Arrange to go along by seeing my representative AT ONCE. Combine business with pleasure—see the land, its development and that of country adjacent to the Wenatchee Valley, as well as the Cascades in the late aft- ernoon and twilight. This will give you a basic idea of what has been, can and WILL BE DONE with raw land such as! am offering. Then you are safeguarded at every turn by my complete ar- rangements with the NORTHERN BANK & TRUST COMPANY, Trustee, for you and me. The proof of the pudding is In the eating thereof. Take a look at the land first and later on we will talk about your buying it. SEE ME OR MY REPRESENTATIVES—TODAY A. McKAY JORDAN 114 James St., Seattle, U. 8. A. Phone Elliott 5434 Representatives JESSE O. THOMAS, JR., 320 Tacoma Bldg., Tacoma SCHRAEDER & KATTLEMAN, Auburn, Wash. LARGE VESTED CHOIR and Mre. Ruth Osborn Mogan CITY NEWS According to Prof, T. C. Rigg, of the botany department of the unt-| versity, in an address to science students Wednesday night, mil Evangelistic Singer and Harpist Hons of dollars’ worth of kelp have e been destroyed by volcanic ashes M t P in Alaska eat Frices oe Four Everett men were Wednes | day found not guilty in Judge Gor don's court on charges of having liquor in their posseasion while! traveling on a railroad train, It developed that one of the wit nesses carried the liquor, eee CUT TOMORROW, FRIDAY, FRYE! C0.’S MARKETS As Follows: The U. 8. lifesaving tug Sno- homish has reported the finding of wreckage feved to be that of! slict schooner Alaho. The! wreckage was picked up four miles north of the Umatilla Ight ship. eee For the purpose of inspecting the |construction for his company of |the fuel storage station at Metum |two miles north of Ballard, Andrew Weir of London, the richest tnd! vidual ship owner, is in Seattle. 1 ee Choice Sirloin Steak Choice Pork Back Bones, 25¢ 20c Cholce T-Bone A hundred wom undre en were enter Steak . |tained by the Men's Club of the Trinity Parish church in the erypt Choice Spare of the church Wednesday night. An 12: interesting program was given RO veoesses sereee 1e26 teed Pork Liver, 19 Attempting to avert a collision) 3 Ibs. for ...sseceeees c with another auto at Prefontaine place and Washington st, Wednes| Choice Head Cheese, 10c day, Stewart Steele, 2021% Ninth, per 'b. .. av, swung his auto to the middie Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until! 6:20 p. m. of the street, running down N, W./ Sponsler, who lives at the Russell house. Sponsler snstained four broken ribs, Sunday Afternoon 1 “Pop” Concerts Metropolitan Theatre ——Commencing-—— NEXT SUNDAY, DEC. 21, 2:30 P. M. The Seattle Orchestra 40 Musicians HENRY ALLEN, Conductor Interpreting the Music of Victor Herbert 482 OTHER, Moe- ERN COMPOSERS. Popular Prices Good Seats at 25 and 50 Cents Box Office Sale Opens TODAY! knowing that if the other man had} Imported Bavarlar $2.00 size B15, § Enamel CHRISTMAS EVE extend to its 8 every December the 22nd, a Tuesday, December honor or he would not suggest mar |riage to another man's wife. If | you go to him you will get all that's jcoming to you. young lady of 2 I see her nearly every day, and shows as often as Khe always seems glad atl 1 don't think she me 1 don't know whet she ie just kidding Nth fun with mn an I find out, for I am ner~ CURLY serious take her out she will go. to see Don't get until yo find out a “Rush” tn order to Influence her | in your favor. Be patient and time| too she cares for you. | ed * | If the boys who want to do *% nome work to earn shoes will office Saturday |® morning about 9:30 they will |® come to my |® get the chanc \® CYNTHIA GREY. Rkkkkeeteteenehehe SAVE THE SPUD! eeeeee ee WASHIN ‘ON, Dec, 18 Declar: ing the potato is threatened with| extinction, Congressman Lindquist lof Michigan today asked the agri- cultural department to extend the diseased potato embargo where the | potato disease has ever existed. He charged that potato dealers were trying to end the embargo for spec ulative purposes |.W.W.OFFICER | UNDER ARREST TACOMA, Dec 18.—-Gue Shuts ler, secretary of the local |. W. W., und four other members are pris | one ra in the city jail today, charg ive 81.69, f eee ind Ave. and Pike St. In Connection with JAMES McCREERY & CO., New York Tea Sets and Other Toys Are Specially Priced for Friday " Impo ully decors ve OMe, § ize i WE WILL NOT BE OPEN I’ being the policy of this store to We will be open on the evenings of Saturday, De- cember the 20th, Monday, nd the a until 9 P. M. ) The MacDougall-Southwick Co. BIG SNOWBALLS | FOR XMAS TREE mster snowballs are to be a big municipal Christ 8 Don't give her | snowb; The Standard Furniture Co. Ch rice T sible considera d we do not absolt think it fair to ae uve thay helped us make this Christma H & tremendous success to dc a witho which is attached to the therm foré Christmas repli Sizes a box Silk Three of th Wash. on Wed lay will In case th » $2.00. Everwear $3.00, e celebration at rk on Christmas eve going masaive proportions on the grounds of the Scenic Hot Springs hotel, at ( 1s came to the committee in charge of the celebration from Pro- prietor Prosser of the hotel, who will reveal to you whether or not! gaig he would have them in Seattle. b: 1ED 1876 acDougall + fouthwick 2be wine 15 50 wize $96, . $6.50 size $1.69. China Toy Tea ated. ‘Regular 26¢ size $he¢, $1.00 5 Wize THE, $1.50 size SHE, F nize ) $2.29. z nize Desk, natural Everwear Guaranteed Hose For Boys and Girls 4 Hose ute £ it und they wil re in a box, ®4 8 to 11, #ix pairs in Guaranteed & Hose for Women. irs in a box i for months the palr 81.00. First Floor. Second Avenue and concert of the phion society odist chur¢h, and oughly and City Hall to be rolled into The offer of the — Se next week, Hajj, afternoon. Store open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m size for Regular $1.00 finish additional treat was rano solo of Miss THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE 8 now are selling at the Met- ropolitan theatre for ment of Otis Skinner in “Kismet” ilar price $1.10. special Regular Basement Pike Street GIVE CONCERT Over 1,000 people heard the first season of the Am- at the First Meth- enjoyed it thor- The chorus work was fine, the so-. Jenny Taggart. the engage- the Beggar, has called the best acting part in point of variety of emotion, pictur- has esqueness and originality that has offered to supply the chairs for the ever been written by an American platform, the Sherman-Clay piano, and the Moulton Printing Co. will print several thousand dodge ticularly suited with .be words of the songs to be the length of the sung, the magnitude The committee, of which Clifford the Wiley is chairman, is holding daily | the sessions, preparing for the event. evenings and the matinees. a dramatist, and it Is one that is par to genius of Mr, Skinner. the versatile Owing to performance and of the production, curtain will rise at § o'clock in at 2 o'clock at This Is a New One To many people. If you have stomach trouble, or any other ail- ment, our Doctor, who is a member of this firm, will prescribe for you absolutely ture, FREE Call at the Yellow Front Store Brendel Drug Store We handle that famous German Blood and Rheumatism guaran Your me 117 YESLER WAY teed to cure or your money refunded edicines cost you less here. Mix- led by the Grif Transfer com pany with having stolen $150 |Feet—Colds of the Chest (it pre- pan wit having seicien’ #5" Bo MUSTEROLE on |", o,", pany’s camp on the old Puyallup — ] Vents \Paekinonts-) nat, line. That Sore Tight Chest! | At your druggist’s, in 2c and ’ |50c jars and a specia! large hos- Try this clean, white, soothing | SECRET is OUT lointmgnt. See how quickly -tt/Pital size for $2.50. poring relief. ay ; x MUSTEROLE does all that the! Accept no substitute, if, your | ruggist cannot sup: The demand for Red Cross seals|0ld-fashioned — mus ply you, send $64 among the juvenile populace on| ‘rd plaster used ke 0c to the ML Queen Anne Hill bas been solved in watt bs OLE Company, Cleve- The secret was disclosed Wednes. day when Delbert Bark |9-year-old youngster, purchased | five seals and told the reason why. | Delbert is one of many boys on} |the bill who fs laboring industrious: | Huss, a |per boats. The boys have agree¢ buy the seals to stick the boats to gether, This ts what Delbert told | Mrs. J. I. Hamilton, of 1901 Fourth av, When he made his purchase Wednesday. Today's sale is in charge of the Orthopedic hospital and Friday will be conducted under the direc ltion of the Baptist Tabernacle chureh GIVES ’EM LIE John | the INDIANAPOLIS, Dec Burke, purchasing agent nama canal, cha with ac ptlr commissions from con stors who furnished supplies for |the Isthmian railroad today gave |his accusers the flat lie, He was here on a vacation | FIND GIRL DEAD | ISCO, Dec. 18.~—-| tz, 20, a pretty found dead from | today in a hotel ure Investigating tr SAN FRA Miss Hattie I goods clerk, w lysol potsonir here. The poli | AUTO RACER'S SON KILLED | INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 18.—Ray | Harroun, 10-year-old son of the au tomobile driver, was struck and | killed here today hy an automobile, ary |} | Dut It does it with | out the blister! De ses men lly in the construction of small pa-| for Sore pctors and frankly d MUSTE! to a race on a pond between their | Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Con-| p boats, It seems that the boys have /vegtion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, | Realty in keeping the renee pe |ImmYago, Pains and Aches of the paper crafts together |Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muc-| 4 The boys save their pennies andj cles, Bruises, Chilblains. Frosted CHRIS Tickets on sale December 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. From Any Point in WASHINGTON WASHINGTON IDAHO IDAHO OREGON OREGON On Northern Pacific Railway Tickets H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. | Tel, Elliott 5750. will nur- EXCURSION FARES Return up to January 5, 1914. | NORTHERN PACIFICRAILWAY | and all Information: 107 YESLER WAY, A. D. CHARLTON, A, G@. P. A., Portland, di my life, TMAS AND NEW YEAR'S To Any Point tn On Any Line, and to Vancouver, B.C, J. O. MoMULLEN, City Pa Tind, Ohio, and we mail you a jar, postage prepaid, Prof. J c. Bud- ecom long, South Lynne, ROLE Conn., says Se — a pst truly good’ remetty, MUS- Throat, Bronchitis, Croup,| TRROLE, has sa I was Seattio W: or.