The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 5

A SENS! Le «AS GieTt $3.00 Per Mo. white EWN WACHINE coMPaNy Ls24 Third Ay. near Pike Main 1505 | | a potes 1 A-—I cannot decide fo I think you in the right should ¥ the one to judge he jhe as seen the folly of b |is making a t lef opposition | They can look for | harvest they rave should be ,DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. The Careful Dentist Re- ..~ moves the Dread of Your Dental Ap- been guilty pointments You will wonder how. Simply ‘) because your work will and can be don with less pain. It is not hecessary to make a patie suffer like they used to. We tically eliminate pain. This ~s : Crease the efficiency of our work A We use the highest grade materials | parted on the side, office ts an expert tn his line way that Every piece of work that g0¢8/ have no right to try to out_of this office ts right, and for! him to do otherwise this reason we are glad to give you! gestion from @ guarantee that {is worth some. thing to you. Investigate my fa-| mous Never-Slip Plate WE GIVE GAS. Regal Dental Offices Dr, L. R. Clark, D. DO. S., Mana 1405 Third Av.. N. W. Cor, Un Note: Bring this ad with yon. but nothing more. cent it may wife, seam I would not make BEFORE lovers of fine Diamond Jewelry, Cut Glass and Silver-Plated Novelties. of the purchases. ness than those who pay the big rents e can do it, and we will. A visit to « vill convince you that well to remember that we are here to stay will make good anything we say. the qu we can and will. It ASIDE FROM THE REGULAR DISCOUNTS ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING VERY SPECIAL ITEMS THIS WEEK perfect in and weighs ex as we sey It does Diamond or, perfectly cut ly as much q Lady's Ring, Tiffany mounting, set with a %-carat fine white diamond, perfect 2 cat : xow $22 00 Lady's Ring, . mittany monet white diamond, perfect cut beautiful . very \%- carat blue white, perfect diamond A Iittle gem Selcher mounting, set with a perfect Tiffany white diamond, ; Ring mounting, set with a %-carat i diamond; extra fine 1 15 00 cutting NOW ‘ Gentleman's Cluster with nine fine white monde, In appearance taire Ring, set arat soll- 1%4-carat white diamond Tooth Ring mounting, set amond, perfect cut naps we have as expert judgment is one of our principal assets aw on ears, and at the same corner x years, We guarantee Open Evenings Until Christmas IS, en orl DIAMONDS: JEWELRY > WATCHES » SEATTLE just th are sowing they do not realize that own judgment and condemnation of \ mat st 1 prefer a man’s hair but ft ts your obtainable and every dentist in this| brother's right to part his hair the pleases him, and you persuade A mere sug sister ts all right, Jewelry, Fine Watches. Sterling Silver, Genuine The prices are all marked in plain figures and the discounts will be taken off at the time Our store being on First Av.—at Madison St.—just one block away from the most popular business thoroughfare in the Pacific Northwest we must make an even stronger bid for bus ality and price Lady's Ring, Tiffany platinum top mounting set with a xow Si 00 sow $95.00 dia w $125.00 Lady's Tiffany Ring, platinum top mounting, set with » perfect Now $226. 09 wv $330.00 a REPUTATION for absc TO MAINTAIN We have been in the jewelry business continuously First and Madison you every protection of a smond house of unquestioned Integrity and hon you What the| * t count effort in the f the girl, they are committing a sin as great as any of which she has to be} I never saw any good come teasing, and for a married man to) joke about another woman ts not in good taste, no matter how tnno If I were the and | knew ft was just teas a mountalr it, but it really isn't nice Q—1 have two Httle children, and 15% to 45% Off CHRISTMAS These extraordinary reductions from our regular prices are made to stimulate an unusual- ly quiet season and extend our acquaintance with Solid Gold THE STAR in Killing anything. 1 think we have not the ieht At the same wit do (time, the dixease of which you MAnGLE peak is considered contagtor wien LOVING Mori A.-Drop him right) now, once and one,handling the ¢ hould cond Ave. and Pike St. In Connection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO. pen Dam. to 6 p.m. , | , 1 The man ¢ othing for! wear rubber glove 1 would no’ u matte what he fra to treat the do ! f We ee —— frien to pe ' at to, t nd your family pr ! 1 cod be a ar . ry ‘ov ou « we * : * true man would do such a thing. fers any more than killing a 4 * Dear Miss ¢ If that */ tt is only an excuse to cover bis! gon for the same reason } * chilblain bachelor ba wio ®/ mean actions : | *® wrote you will rub hi chit ® Don't carry hate in your heart = 4 ae with eae f ere : toward him, HUT HAVE NOTHING | 30 t 2 mint a cure will be effected TO DO WITH HIM. You sald you} Ba h Robes--Special ix & ers before knew Re Mt */ would do as I say, and | WANT —=F chilblains produce an itch to */ YOU TO DO 80. | ee & produce pootry rs 3.2 but}.* A PELLOW * * BACH, * * ® and | RO Re Oe a Re tote cane of mange. pedigree. Khe te Just little dog, but we ach Can you help met } will greatly « AN Ar ATIVE READER A Vent em 1 an art that can be aca ‘ dy or prac lee No trumen \ 1 true ventriloquists |WORLD’S OLDEST time we went out we took a long walk, and he ted me Tran home, and he caught up and sald he was sorry; that he was trying to ser what kind of of} ~FRIDAY, CYNTHIA GREY'S LETTERS AND ANSWERS | ehild wh > t t rofit way, and é ' 1 think coo; tive A.—To bully. or sete trut it whether munielpal or pri ashame a. haughtlly or with affected super-| Yate, the best kind, The employe eo Of [tority, an affected or insolent man. | ar happler and do better work OW | ner of walkir ‘olay boastfulneas, | and better results are obtained for Pd (sat « &, notxy boastfuln My Q—I have spent the whole morn oe te fied out hew « bey Q-—1 am « dally reader of your be « ventriloquist, and letters We have a pet dog that FIRST READER PUPIL train atros DECEMBER 1913 ESTABLISHED 1876 \ac Doudall ofouthwick any man 6 a name, bat 1 | 1b think pee whiels f an excelle quality of tt 1 esigns and n ¢ lors that ne #o for the purpose of deceit The a heavy collar nd in not lawful, I wrote you that « man could change hfs name tf nes the cuf id the pock- he used the assumed name always hich the e three {and with no purpose of fraud; but ‘ es bach: There no man has the moral or legal is also a heavy cord at the waist. |right to use first one and then ar linarily a garment like this other name. ild sell for a great deal more Your children's lawful names are than the price which is asked, whieh his original name. FAMILY NAG IS O. K. FOR JOHN is $3.25. Men Like Gloves for for Christmas WABASH, Ind, Dec. 19 ita feounty has at least one resid ; p has n ridden on @ railroad And if you are not exes certain car or automobile, and as to the size, of course we will be whose fastest rate of travel is lim glad to exchange them for the correct {ted to the speed of his horse. This : ’ las 4c SAeiten GAL soo hap size ere are gloves for every occa liived in New Holland, a village tn sion, and the price range, which starts | the eastern part of the county, for at our special $1.25 glove, extends {the last 60 years, having moved through to the fur jined ones at $4, |there with his parents when avout years old. Mr. Beal ts of t nion that his family r A Word as to Shirts for Christmas | Snappy Fads in Men’ s Jewelry ag can ¢ tl Shona tee al seactiat Pethips Gnevar the post fentkblacoiiee The unusual things that well-dressed ee , : n wear are found in this Jewelry ye of Sectic the Men's Department The LONG TONGUES tion of splend rts, for all sizes, | prices are uniformly moderate and the ag- all patterns, all colors and all styles that | sortment offers an exceptional opportunity FINE FOR BEES well-dressed men wear are found here. The | for the selection of holiday gifts. | The universally favored gift for men— prices range from $1.00 to $2.50. | phi’ Neckwear: 30,000 Handkerchiefs for Men eS ange from 25¢ to $5.00. Assortment unlimited—colors, every one This approximately is the number which | imaginable—designs too varied for descrip- MEDINA, 0., Dec, 19.—Working for years to breed longer tongued | bees, Ernest Root has succeeded tn |developing honey gatherers which are capable of reaching much far iiser. latecuiher tab ee tae we originally of for your inspection, | tion : asked the state agricultural experi-| nd although the ig has been heavy, This b gives you an idea of the ex-j | station to cooper n th there 1 » « plete an assort owing of Silk Neckwear. ising a vari of red ve n’s Hand if desired which will have orte ; 4 P ee ; # ee! F e tubes, and if that ‘can be done the © 88 ah Pets pes in all sizes. in all cob g 2 for 25¢ to. s which range from bees will get all that f* coming to| j them. | | 25¢ to $2.00 the pair. First Floor. “Aunt Mary” Long “Aunt Mary” Long, Mo., ts the oldest First reader pu: tn the world! She in 83, but she attends child. * gone about half-w the reader, Out her letsure hours are school ed to study she (# really far ahead of A Useful Double Discount SALE TheHOUSFof COATS with oter Big Coat Sredals Beginning Saturday morn. at 8 o'clock double die ing count on every purchase. The t dry spell has cive to normal » shall create a and quick de by granting double dis- count on every purchase be- ginning Saturday morning at 8 a.m Christinas Overco: Pretty well stocked t 1913-14 Fall and W! Rainproof double service OUTER GARMENTS Why walt till the weather comfort and atiefaction in ou're ready SUPERB DOUBLE-SERVICE ALL-WEATHER RAINCOATS 1 | Scotch Tweeds, A English Homespuns, tte. | English Slip-Ons | Cheviots, © | Gabardines Remember, a Net Saving of 25 Per Cent to 40 Per Cent on All Coats Purchased During This Double Discount Sale new most decided Eve ats included knowing Special No. 1| Special No. 2| Special No. 3 ei ae ead ‘or men and Fe gg An unuaual We'll just say) women these a OE rN | earn uperb doub’ lish ‘Stipons Coa bargain| that these 820 Sale oa and double ser | for men andjanperb all-/Qety ce Me vice, all-weath- | women. These| weather Coats) of unusual er Coats. | 916.50 . and for men and merit combine $12.50. Coats | og supert Are UN-| a perfect semi nd a few usual at thf) dress Coat; ac » $15 Ga weather to tual §6§22.50 tf land 2 87.50 $10 $125 50 $15 All $30.00 and $35.00 Imported Gabardines. Cashmeres, Balmacans, Donegal Tweeds, only $20.00 and $25.00 ALTERATIONS MADE FREE OF CHARGE Chri Open Ex Until tma Goodrich Raincoat Co. 819 Second Avenue Between Marion and Columbia. and Addre Only One attle mber in Se Lebanon, pil the night school in her home town with all the eagerness of @ ten-yearold In the school room now she ts|house. These ants have no eyes like the average, bright, First read. |can live only in darkness, and their . only that she never for ay the closest attention and to reading, so that | ANTS EAT HOUSE PPNDL| ETON, Ind Ind., Dee. species of white ant has the home of Charles Jacob mer who lives near Pendleton, and in a short time has eaten away many of the sills and floors of the 19.—A Christmas Suggestions in the Boys’ Department OVERCOATS will buy a full belted Over- coat, nicely lined and but- | food is wood. will buy good wool Suits in Norfolk, double-breasted or for boys from 3 to 17 | 5.0 Is a Lucky Man : Russian style, $5.9 | years | GARY, Ind., Dec. 19. ‘in $7 50 vill buy an all wool Suit tn | toned to the neck. Sizes 3 to 10 years. cont of shoes does not roubs ‘on: . bine serge or fancy mixed will buy blue and brown peb- rad Fabyan of East Gary virty cloth for boys from 6 to 17 ¥ $7, 0 ble cheviot Overcoats anid six years ago he purchased in Chi Many of these suits have (wo pairs | other fancy mixed cloths of all wool. cago a pair of shoes which he has of trousers. Sizes 3 to 10. worn continuously ever since. Con will buy a fine blue or rad the other day brought the shoes $10. 00 brown pe viot 10 00 will buy a very fine Over- to a cobbler for the sixth resoling Scotch tweed or blue serge in Norfotk | ' coat of navy or brown | He expects to wear them at least Sizes 3 to 10. | fancy cloth. |four years more, BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Sizes 7 and doubie-breasted styles. to 17 years. will buy a very high grade Prominent ig Enjoys | $12.50 Bult in. novelty cloth oF | Boys’ Sweaters, $2,00 to $6.00. Prosperous Growth cel ag phot Boys’ Blouses 50¢ to $1.25. With Httle more th ear | . > Sere mish Gar aeanin han a year In Special Sale of Young Men’s | itoys’ Plush Hats 82, 60 io $4.00. a Boys’ Shirts 50¢ to $1.25. Suits and Overcoats Boys’ Caps 506 to $1.00, Sizes Up to 37 s’ Neckwear 25e. One-fourth off on every garment in Roys' Indian Sus $1.25, $1.50 the department; as all t merchan- | @2d $2.00, dise is new and up-to-date, this is an Cowboy § 8 ® 81.50 to $2.50. for a good many yeurs, holding re |sponsible positions with some of| |the largest ifrms in the country, | Realizing the posstbilities of Sort |tle and the surrounding territory | {that awaited them, they embarked for themselves one year unusual opportunity Chaps 82 Third Floor. The MacDougall ‘Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Streét nguet, The main sto é : nin Pin Smal store 4 LOSE COLLECTION 1 THEY'VE FOUND a new job for street cleaners in Baltimore ~ : ig Woman with a tight skirt was unable to board a high-stepped street : 1/ poMONA, Cal. D +A local! car the other day, and near-by street cleaners were called upon to hoipt i r store at! c., Ral ‘ fon | her aboard on shovels. ; d Av In th last year f purchased three entire | ™ in tho F ss stationery and offic? s w - ae eat Se esciad ant ae far a okane and | last night yO an eank: SeN0: fh ramen, te eee nT | got away with $30 cash, $350 in ing purchased these stocks at a| Checks and several hundred in non-| low figure, they were enabled to | nesotlable notes | sell them to the publ | prices: fc at very low Tho three members of the “NU BONE CORSETS | |firm are all young men and have Ja host of friends in Seattle who! are proud of their success Special Round-Trip Holiday Fares “Seé Amerita First” SWEATERS The Only Sweater—Eight Collars in One—Seattle | (Patented) Made—For Men and Women—Knit to Fit $2.50 to $15 Each NORFOLKS, JUMBOS, SHAKERS SPECIAL OFFER JUMBOS $5. 00 Sizes 36 to 46 “RUFF-NECK” ALL WOOL That Heavy, Coarse Weave; National Park Route eold eleewhere Made ~ a . . at $6 to $8. Wholesale and Retail. ‘ Vancouver, B.C... .$ 6.25 Centralia . cy by Octonek Knitting Co., Fifth Av. at Union Sizes 24 to 34 Wenatchee 6.60 Chehalis One 3.75 St. OPEN EVENINGS. $4.00 Spokane 12.60 | Portland 7.50 ‘To all other points in Washington, Oregon and Idaho on all lines and to certain other points in British Colum Seyi bit, tickets: will be sold for ONE FARE AND ONE ihe Wonder Millinery Co. r 2 FOR ROUND TRIP. PrHIRD FOR THE R¢ R ; \}o16 PIKE ST. 1525 SECOND AVE, ON SALE DECEMBER 18 to 24, inclusive. Final return limit January 5, 1914 We are featuring all the newest Novelties and Millin- For further information. berths and tickets apply ry styles. We particularly call your attention to our new T. J. MOORE, Cc. W. MELDRUM, IDE ROLL in gold lace and velvet City Pa & Ticket Agt Asst. Gen. Pa \ PHONES—Main 117; Elliott 5609 MODERATE PRICES. Columbia and Second Avenue 525 Second Ave.—TWO BIG STORES—816 Pike