The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 9

MBER 19, 19 er. a J. J. KELLEY’S Family Liquor Store THE STAR—FRIDAY, D A Has That Cold \WERNON CASTLE, FAMOUS RESTAURANT DANCER “Got Your Goat’? wun Amt duit svat sy peta ‘TELLS HOW TO DO VERY LATEST, ‘CASTLE WALK’ Do (Editor's Note—Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, America’s Greatest exponents of artistic dancing, have been drawing rounds of enthusiastic applause this winter in New York and Chicago restaurants for their | Keep It, Then Why Not Get Rid of It Right? You Don't Want to You? Virgin Of of clef tothe | 1313-1315 FIRST AVENUE—PHONE MAIN 2838 ; “A Store Where Ladies Can Trade” J | | hi: | To Our Country Customers: a Mie If in town, call on us. If not, send Mail Order and the same careful attention will be given to looking after your requirements that would be accorded you in, first place, It Is quite pos aible to stand clowe to your partner with perfect propri In the sec the store. ond place, the attempt to stand fur away from him i# a sure way | A beautiful Calendar given or mailed you with each order. : as can mpany: | Place your Christmas orders early and avoid possible delays. we two may SPECIAL HOLIDAY COMBINATION OFFERS 7 | . 1 shows | In ordering simply state the number of the combination you desire. | of feet walking separate. | » each ott WRONG THE WAY. You oan easily aoe how im b e e . possible it is to avold treading on a eg Combination No. 1 | Combination No. 2 ie cume ie ane one pi cig! 6 Bottles Monogram Whiskey 2 Bottles Monogram Whiskey |turn a ¢ at $1.00 es $ 6.00 OG BIOO: cris dives cess .. $2.00 4 moe te meses Pe Ne agiccnga ved 7 oe 1 Bottle Manhattan Cocktails 1.00 ff 1 Bottle Manhattan Cocktails... 1.00 tis lean a little to the as a bt 2 Bottles Port, 6 yrs. old, at 50c. 1.00% 1 Bottle California Brandy..... 1.00 ; | eyeh *s In rounding urve. 2 Bottles Sherry, 6 yrs. old, 50c. 1.00 By Bottle Jamaica Rum 1.00 } gnc dap yt gy mn a 1 Bottle Cordialized Banana | Betis Hla Gi ay 1.00 1 heh ‘by. yeunk pebple this oabien DOES occiscs tsevervaes 1,00 pitied a nora panie k xirncey Sek aad dnt ; |" t is ridiculous and ugly, par cil ti ly if the hand ie al owed to Regular value .. $10.00 Regular value ............ . $6.00 ahoot atr over the head or| acoded ais downwards, nea SPECIAL SPECIAL $7.50 $5.00 *, would be walked ALL PRICE PRICE IME. You can vary pied We pay the freight. We pay the freight. } : 1 then q j ing this, each | - es 4 d foot on the] e e N 4 : ove! GIFts ; ret te Combination No. 3 | Combination No. é welght either on the heel or toe. . F j . }It ts pos continue this ap i ; For Christmas | The positions } Pe! * tn sens neta pera 3 Bottles Monogram Whiskey 2 Bottles Monogram Whiskey 4 | of the artistic oth r d have your feet at $1.00 _. $3.00 at $1.00 . er ... .$2.00 ~ C ! re at e ar ’ eovee 4 Gres ‘ | pied “ofiieiis , oa aay | 1 Bottle Manhattan Cocktails 1.00 fy } Bottle p ceria randy... 1.00 " | for thie paper by P 1 Bottle Port, 6 years old ‘50 1 Bottle Jamaica Rum......... 1.00 | Moctba ey bg Ss TO WiT MONDAY 1 Bottle Sherry, 6 years old 50 @ 1 Bottle Port, 6 years old -50 ao ANDS of unusual sabes 1 Bottle Sherry, 6 years old.. .50 gifts may be had In our | | par | ; ~ Lutte Departmeat in. the Cecndieen Gattis, snbiaie Regular value .........-..+5 $5.00 Regular value ............+5. : 4 a : “ r mayor, will t his resigna: . the most ¢ ive showing of charming dance-steps. The ata cond noes : interesting articles, the handi-]| Castle Walk le one of their rl tion, froma the egunell next Mogag, SPECIAL SPECIAL work of the res of the greatest successes, and Vernon r: : "Suaminaer” & oe oe { Northwest and Alaska— Castle himself has described it : ded ayage ej eg apap PRICE PRICE te a especiaily for readers of The alls yal : 1 Moc m next Mare mt § or clen ys acs Star in the following article, In ' eg rn on Bote We pay the freight We pay the freight. Miniature Totem Poles po nancy: Long er H {ded ft would only be Indian Baskets pesca pelt. ol em he should resign as) : : D Navajo Blankets | We pay freight or express on any order amounting to $4.00 or more (except- Eskimo Dolls By Vernon Castle ing beer). All goods shipped in plain sealed boxes. In ordering by mail, write And hundreds of other gift | name plainly, also street and number, enclose amount of your order. 5 articles that will be sure of ap- || (Copyright, 1913, by the Newspa. BIG DAY AT P. O. anid 4 preciation by the recipient. per Enterprise Association.) } —— Come in and take your time|| Ordinarily one of the hardest | With receipts of yesterday to-| 1 31 3 1 31 5 FIRST AVEN ; — looking through the exhibit. || things in the world to do ts to ex. | tall $11,202.86, the day ts ” You'll find a visit of great in-f/ plain a dance on paper. But my} A marked as the biggest in the his 4 terest. | "Castle Walk” ts simple and there| ’ tory of the Seattle postoffice. The Phone Main 2838. |is very little about it to describe ' big sum taken in during working You see, it ts nothing but a walk! ' hours is 000 ahead of any oe see tae * | | nours is $4,000 ahead of any day's walk. though, done as easily and| nusiness Inst year dit ° ae with as little effort ran possible. i Cirlatnaa veh sega anaes ic | The most essential thing in danc aN — _ = “Cyne RM peeaREMeyA is guy ne 7S ——— ene ing It 1s to be happy—or at least | R HOSPITAL SHIP FOR MEXICO | Walter Klick, 18, is held in the| HARD TIMES BALL ; H d B to dadee HAPPILY. a ee WASHINGTON, Dee. 19 The | all today, suspected of being one intitle jo not stiffen the y at a hospital ship Solace was ordered of the two youthful purse teh: The uniform rank of Drift v but be perfectly natural and listen eee ta arden ener vas 3 purse snatch- i ‘wood : u son ay lto the mufic, which, ff it has any | | Vera Dros today, It will be at-(e* who grabbed a pocketbook °#™p, Modern Woodmen of Amer e ed sort of swing at all, will make you inst eben Genser Wis 40 ltached to Admiral Fletcher's di-/from the hand of Mrs. Margaret fea, will give a hard times ball Tues = Fu Co Inc oe ee “castie Walk"—the Way by, Which vision, The Solace ts equippet to | Spain, 312 29th ave. South, at 29th day evening in the Moose Temple, a r id id “oll sae partner snugly, but | YOU Wil! Net Tread on Your Part jcare for 1,000 sick or wounded. and Washington Thursday. | Second and Seneca. i 3 . "a Toes; Fig. 2 Shows the Wro: H 819 FIRST AVENUE not tightly, a little above the waint | (7? 9 ni a Colman Block jand walk on the toes, or ball of|“*¥ | 9 | the feet, with a slight swing " = one 4 ) feet, ! oth geten , [is the man who should walk for camp feat ist} “In practice it means,” says Dr ‘i. _| Contrary to the usual custom, It) ward, for several reasons. The nated if contractors are to|Crichton, “that the men leave the re first ts that it is much easier to of hauling employment of the contractors walk forward grace and men So declares; who maintain camps as soon as as a rule do not as grace Commissioner Crfchton,|they can find other work, xnd #0 C fully qs women in, th man | who will insist tbat a specific pro-| we are una to maintain th de b e |{s obliged to lead and must nat-| vision to effect be inserted In| gree of eff cy that comes from >i, urally be able to see where he {s|the contracts, when they come up| steady »yment.” on 2 e fag Another reason {s that the board of public works| Fred W, Carter, president of the ow > Boys’ pebbed leather cover Football, | women look more graceful as they nuary Carter Contracting Co.,,who has fer i dance backward than when danc hton objects to the boarding | the largest contract with the city he with guaranteed pure gum bladder, ing forward because they have both in principle and in| for garbage collection at the pres often a tendency to lean the way He anys t actors ent tt replying to The Star's de Saturday, special .......+++.-- 98¢ they are going, and I know of are not t : bus- | nc t of the boarding house ine : nothing more lacking in grace than iness f health, and it 1 od bi », has made the ae Other Footballs...... 50¢ to 35.00 & for a woman to tilt forward as she|a discrimination against fam wing state t 7 dance: nen, who cannot afford to live at 4 a “ihe @hacers should always stand! the camps : “Our boarding house le not i A. Pavitt cb iaamianeise | omaintained to make any profit bs BOXING GLOVES and not CMe ane Uy mum wage of $2.75 per day. Some Hints on Useful Xmas Gifts |) w:,*>,,207""9, 57,3, 0% 1 STRIKING BAGS wise ett an wie toe | | In city work : ‘ “ a | “We only charge $5 = week $3.00 set of 4 Boxing Gloves, | for board and lodging, and cer- napa green leather with hair | tainly there is no profit in that. ng; Corbett pattern. Sat “We are maintaining the ; : $1 so 1 house in order to have our men 4 NIN $1.00, $1.25, $3.50 Platform and bag complete, special 1g $1.50 $2.25 SKATES $1.28 Union Hardware’ full ball-bearing roller Skates $1.28 Child’s Skates 48¢ YY 25 steel wheel exten Sion frame Roller es $2.50 Bag, pear shape; platf Saturday and $2.00 set $5.00 Pistol Light 95c APETY FIRST” HAT PIN GUARD: $1.50 popular =%4 FOR THE Pistol Flash- 3! LADIES light, exact WEAR size and LONG shape of Colt V pis me sligt complete with fazda and fresh “Ever eady ry. Special. Satur day . O5¢ “ANSWERS FOR. THE, QUESTIONING YOUNGSTER. Carving a $6.00 fine ic ie et, with large, genuine stag z CRG Ya ate | handles. A big bargain s , ae $3.65 Roll .. $2.18 | All American Carvers..Y% Off 44.00 B Ruff Neck Sweaters, all-wool yarn; medium weight tock; all colors and sizes. Saturday, special | NEE Rs sdpbed vive iimdins beer ee Cietmnas $3.18 $1.00 Pennants: all local schools The Parker ° Gillette oo sok _ ne and [ Razors A SNOW SHOVEL A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION Waterman Piper & aft $50.00 23. TO THE MAN WHO |\TO THE PER JON WHO READS Fountain Down to PALWAYS BDORROWS OVER YOUR SHOULDER. YOURS. a Pens 1117 Secqnd $5.00 | promptly at work In the morn- ing, and it is not at all obliga- tory on their part to board with us “It Is really a matter of con- venience as much for them as for us. Only about half of our men board with us. LAST LECTURE “Fertilization and Cultivation” Is the subject of a lecture tonight at the Y. M. ©. 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Get a small trial bottle of Jacobs Ol,” from any drug store, and in Just a moment you'll be free m rheumatic pain, soreness iffne swel Don't suf Relief and a cure awaits you St. Jacobs Oil" has cured millions of rheumatism suff rs in tBe last half century, and is Just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, backache and sprains, Quit instantly. | armless | complaining! lumbago, | — Get Yours—But Don’t Forget the Others Whom You Hold Dear to You As an inducement to our patrons and to get new cus- tomers we offer some dandy values and make special credit terms during this CHRISTMAS SALE, what you desire, either for relatives or a trifle down and a little each week or month $1 A WEEK IS ALL WE ASK Gifts of Lasting Enjoyment and Usefulness #7 \ FOR WOMEN AND MISSES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN lect yourself, We have a beautiful assortment in the Wis hase t ful . very new styles in Suits, Coats, Rain ave a beautiful assortment in the coats, Dresses for evening and street wear. | V°TY "ews tyles in Suits, handsome Over- Skirts, Pettice Waists, Plumes, fine J Coats, serviceable Cravenettes, stylish Hats, Millinery and Furs of every description, | Sweaters, ete Don’t Hesitate to Ask for Credit if there are other neces- sities demanding your \ ready snoney. Open an account «with us téday Be one of our many atisfied customers. Open Mon., Tues., and Wed., Eves. of Xmas Week. Cor. Third Ave. ond University St.