The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1914, Page 5

THE STAR R. CLARK, DO. D. S. OUR ly is always at han of, just as th every piece of work turned out o tis office and fo is on we une 33'5% Of give you @ guarantee that Is ty was always here bat . SSatetely > bona fide ; Edison to PRICES WE GIVE GAS A letter Ike y feel vers In the RETAIL DEPARTMENT of fut ways makes me humble and very thar Regal Dental Offices because you try to help them w they are tn trouble, and tell them where they can be cared for I hope {t was not my mother who wrote that. If so, I hope I never find ft out. The mother whe wrote ithat letter not only cast reflection ———— A Sensation in the Music Trade A Dead in Earnest Sale of Pianos, Player Pianos, Baby Grands, and Every Kind and Description of Sheet Music, Publications and Small Musical Instruments. Two sheets of music free with each 15c sheet purchased. Discount of 10 per cent to 50 per cent on all instruments in the small musical merchandise department, including Violins, Mandolins, also, , Band Instruments, etc. ig As announced in yesterday's paper, I hold the option to buy the Eilers Music Seattle. The stock is too extensive for me to handle conveniently. conditions 7 am offering to. sell out about one-half of our pianos and forty per cent of our talking ma- chines “and talking machine recosds, and thirty per cent of our sheet music and all musical merchandise ‘ such as mandolins, guitars, banjos, v violins and accessories, and also band and orchestra instruments. mf To of them quickly, to get the result , Iam going to sell practically every instrument in the house for less_ less | than it cost at the factory. Tt is not 1 necessary to pay all cash. We will sell any instrument at sale prices on our easy payment plan for the mere addi additional simple interest. This gives three years’ time to complete the purchase. Never hi heretofore re has an offer so attractive been made. There There probably wi will ‘never in be occasion for such an_ offer. (Bring this | this list_with yo uu) Get it done Right at Carroll Jewelry Store 323 Pike St. Two Blocks East of We House business of I must reduce it considerably. Under these We agree to sell among others: Nineteen firet-class, brand new. $169 Im eauste rol Robart M Cable Lg ee One genuine bse Concert also sev: + $45 cash aod sine onk cass, ash, an neler “etek tention! Sees Tn 4 tual ceet Glegnat mottied walnut, largest walnut cased. regular $989 upright hald-careed sive, $168, oF $7 & month Fanciset Decker upright mottiet jees than cost), $190 Qomten Und and correct art makes, al! anttorm price of $148, terme, $18 cash and 16 8 month buys them. 1s baby grand. with #10 nut, uate terme, cash. or $59 cash and Hea month, sale price only Maddortt at ieee & month tory & ark yer piana, medium desten, oak, with rola; terma, cash or and $16 @ month, at ont ayer piano, tf -note, $190 tm music rolls; terme ash, or $25 cash and $19 © month, af ectual com Lester combination 65 and ?* note action player piano, fancy fle others: om Binck and also Atw ja piano, rebuflt » ‘action, with arms, onah month sale player terms cash . -. y $498 factory pane om etre $800 At A superb inrae sat Btenote any satin finteh, player sire 65 . ash ant $15 a month 4 only 9288 Fancy Weber art - beautifully in plain tt nota For very well-to-do music lovers the fol- aby grand, taney Me enemas, i. en in concert quarter-aawed onk, red, with $109 onan, or $59 lowing at less than ea,’ tan On cost and on confiden- tial terms: department In the Popular Sheet Music Department ve sheets (one vosai, ene instrumental) free with cash sheet purchased at Ife each Bere tor 11.40 In the Small Musical Instrument apnea Everything « t, some lines 80 per cep went, othere 38% per cent eount, and many Fine Violins, Mandolins and other Musical Instruments, inetuding Bend Inet In the Talking Machine Department sta ar TMble slanehter of Tatking Machine tte A Cabinets, reduced prions $5.91, 99.8 In hag Phonograph Department FOR 8166.25, « vOR #17640 FOR 8196.00, FOR 968.90, #200) na FOR 246, »: FOR 859.20, » And many a All of these * Third Av. « Third Ploor p “For Eilers Music House By R. S. Fringer University at Third FRIDAY, DR, L We Never Hurt a Bit | And keep th! wonder that Sitice fe crowded every day? " We can prove to you all we claim can but ‘say, with the Great} about our bigh-¢re ary h pte cher of ages past: “Of myself] rices—one ha cos by en > t Only by loo! Mentiets charke by your giving US) ing A * Wisd 7 anil . * vail ak at tees | At Which You Are Offered the Benefit of a call. at of al ti mpltah Dr. Clark personally oversees |« CATALOGUE AAOwARD D. THomns Co. FVETA EVE. aN XRGINNA ST. a a a a JANUARY 2, 1914 A DAUGHTER the “Mother” whe | wrote 1am wre | troubte ance te tn of being kt that "Ie cones,” and that kod tr t traigh There exint a ul ©, which in ttelf 18 prayer. There | be the right kind of though ibject. There must be J tice to the race unborn How are young girls and boys to have this sense of justice to their future children if their thought tn |not directed to it? Nine out of ten children would grow up virtuous tf they wore taught Just one thing ithat they have not the right in helping girla in to} bring a little innocent child Into the | edly world unthought Let us not b too hard on the woman who wrote so narrowly. She probably thought {t her duty to tel! mhe mine. At t no daughter un-| ustly suspicion her own mother ind boy Is responstble for vice I ever read u a Happy me wish New Year and hope the mother will nee where Jahe ts wrong 4 jadvice, and help other young peo NU BONE CORSETS Veactable Silk Hostery aoa N f BARGAINS In Used Machines Machines EWING MAC (Near Pike) wrrr 1404 Third XE CO Main 1526 Start the New Year Right by } Wearing One of “ extend to you the privflegs of ow Liberal Credit Plan Come ta to cay CRATON the Tailor The man will trust for a eult 402 Union St. who you H | ep rouynoo0 ys evens GROEN at as: | able Prices | | Flowers of HOLLYWOOD GARDENS, Becond Av. at Pine. | Phone Main 1666, Inc, How to Solve the | “BOY QUESTION training ae an at the Seattle Engineering School 101-6810 W. Roy St Down Town Office, 888 Henry Mag AYBANY PAtNLESS y (NAQbd0as ALBANY CUT-RATE DENTISTS ‘bes EXTENDED We need publicity: we want our friends > We have no enemiee have—and we have rn our cut Yates until January 1 yur no te a muarantes that | satisfactory and of the| COME TODAY DON'T ror rr ore] Set of Teeth, Guaranteed QA! Hit: GOW). aiuinsinas .. Solid Gold or Porcelain $3. | Crown J) | Gold or Saréeiain Bridge ¢9 Worle oscsss , ou) Solid Gold Fillings | Silver Fillings ‘Nbany Cut-Rate Dentists: second Fo People’s Kank Building econd and Pike, w. k Up RISB YOu PLBASH YOU Jour rruce un Wok Wik be Clark, D. D. &, Manager, *#RAARAAA RRA A RHR 1 himself only, and never Or. adh ah We Ose tea * * have I allowed & girl who has tried 1405 Th) ad : h * D. Mo. in Distress,” send ® (Largest Whol Carpet and Rug House in the Northwest.) to throw the blame on some one © le Bring this ad with you | me a stamped, self-addressed * else to ¢ — —, * I may be able to & $23.60 ONE - PIECE 1$15.00 BODY BRUS T have tal) the Juvenile * help you #® VELVET RUG, %xI2 SEL8 RUG, x12 aire tants, and each INT REY fee, in soft and mo ¢ sw . Carroll’s |: CYNTHIA GREY. $/sh0, Sinal figures, i a mover ome of thet in working | eee eee eee ete ee eee EDS jorings brown, bl nd green rathe an Seale “$15. 65. Nortuge. Special ar, 9 LO.00 jondems | Store Dear Mise Grey: 1 would like to : i eat Dear Mins Grey: 1 would Hke to say a word your ¢ ¢ say a word or two about the letter We want your calling down you Remember the on wleene 4 “Mother,” {n which the WATCH REPAIRING Mother,” who thinks you ma say if advice to young complicated work #o-ff|easter for young girls to Ko wr tre rot.” T must say | the girl the has never been tempted. I peat that the man who professes to |love the girl ts a \turns her down after all she ihe UP| vet. with long slee | trimmed with sk 50¢ UP} warty beautiful a for a young n ur fault does not fact that in the th we dren you r Ave doing 1s of wa made the child had a word as to how it wil the world, or who {ts parents wil!| be. I feel you will do your very best mistake. her company, 101 Rison company the Universal Film company, versal City, California, via Los An gelen you CYNTHIA GREY’S ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS rd of th d, you mi neas of all fut the false timpr pre w now th T am sor iris that th eall you bab: ot dare to insult ity now fs to mak 1 mother to yo the little one who has no who —Weing © ally reader of your answers, I am much Interested, and merce with the jority of them But 1 noticed recently that I took exception If 1 were yo wid not eal the man a shrimp whe would torn « girl down when she tolls hin of hee past, when by doing so he saves bimeeif and his family from = slur that will now and then come to the surface. If he has» clean record. why should he not be ductified in looking for @ mate with the sa ™ A.—Certainly he should oe He bas the privilege of selecting whom he may. The case tn question ts that of| the mistake of a yonng girl, seeing the error of her way reforme4 and stayed so for years. |To my mind, she is Just as good as who is virtuous because) e “shrimp” inced oman, to become in spite Q—fan you me where the Moving Pictare company Also the Bison, and where one can act for them? INQUISITIVE, A-—The Western Los Angeles, works Q—Can you give me # good care for omtarrh? MAUD. A.--I know a girl who claims try it, I wou DINNER DRESS FOR A YOUNG MATRON This model of bhi brocaded ¥ and the unk fur, ts par tron Bring the List IT must sell out about half o erything in the Eilers Muste Hot in order to buy out " the business. See my annour jent on page five, this Issue R. 8. Fringer, Universi ty at Third—(Advertisoment.) ente whining. ow that the the strong. ° y © ur ot . who, | tad) if he as) a clean-living | of her youthful God himself commends! home of the lscareions fe with the Mutual Film California, under Unt cured herself of catarrh in the head | with salt water e kept ever. lastingly.at {t for a long time. If 4 advise that you begin with luke-warm water, and a weak solution 1 dinner, dress HALE A—I am afraid 1 cannot tell you positively to find th man, If you know ever name, and the “be of the picking kept a re or trying to throw the blame on someone e, but eandidly | do not like the signature you used right here I want to the sake of yourself and oth that the use of babyish, weakening pet names {s one of the most sert jous things of the tim The fact | dm connection with r coats $13.50 coats $21.50 $18.50 $22.50 $16.00 $25.00 $17.50 $13.75 $19.75 $18.75 $15.00 $16.50 tops; high Laced with Chinchilla LAST DAY OF THE Once-a-Year Sale EST ARLISHD é ( MeDouga il - = fouthwiek JAMES McCREER@Y & CO, New Tork BECOND AV Sizes to 36 Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats ing styles: — r Coats, unstylish for... for. for. for. . for. . The Once-a-Year-Sale Children’s Tailored Coats Young Men’s Overcoats $12.50 Young Men's Over- $9.00 and MIKE ST Extraordinary Reductions on Boys’ Suits and Coats $ $ Young Men’s Suits Long Trousers, Sizes to 37 $10.00 Young Men's Suits bee $7.00 $12.50 Young Men’s Suits oT $9.00 $15.00 Young Men's Suit bees . $11.00 $18.00 Young Men's Suits $20.00 Young Men’s Suits Hi . $15.00 $22.50 Young Men's Suits . $16.50 $15.00 Young Men’s Over- CORRS. csc kndescsnes $11.00 $20.00 Young Men's Over- COREE 5 o.00 . $14.75 $22.50 Young “Men's Over- LOOMED Sc ceiaceaaeee $15.00 5.00 Suits $ 7.50 Su $10.00 Ss) $12.50 Suit KE 5.00 Overco: 6.50 Overcoats 8 7.50 Ov $10.00 Over $12.50 Overcoat Boys’ Suits $9. 65 Boys’ Overcoats ats ercoats ats —Third Floor J. From 6 to 14 Years : for.. for.. for.. for.. for. . for for The Onco-a-Year-Sale Women’s Regular $4.00 Shoes, Special at $2.85 85 soles Tan 3o0ts with Black Velvet B Cravenette Black Cravenette plain toe tops R and Very a coat are included in this selling at sharp price reductions— imported mixtures, The models are all There isn’t an un- All diagonal weaves, are some of the cloths represented. long waisted, belted or box effects desirable or sizes are to be had at the following prices: $14.30 |$15.50 12.30 |$11.50 15.00 |$27.50 10.65 |$13.50 $16.65 |$19.50 11.65 |$ 8.75 9.15 |$10.00 .$13.15 |$26.50 $12.50 |$12.75 . $10.00 |$23.50 . 811.00 |$16.75 7.80 |$12.50 \s 50 Coats for...$ Second Floor ] in the assortment. for... for. for... for... for... for... fer... for... Coats <4 ussia There is still a good selection of styles in these Shoes. have welted heels, are long-wearing and well made. May be had in the follow- Patent Colt Button Boots with Dull Calf or Cloth Dull Calf Laced Boots with arch; They and Cuban Calf medium toe; utton Boots with plain toe; Button Boots special, / ond Floor, The Once-n-Year-Sale 50c Onyx Sample Hosiery, 25c Extra heavy ecially priced xtra heavy it $1.00, Mrs. Potts’ at & superior Cashmere, There is still a good assortment left of the 2,000 pairs which were placed ~% name is stamped on the toe of each pair on sale Tuesday. The and is a guarantee of their uality. Included are Silk, Silk Lisle and Lace effects in a complete range of sizes. and placed in this sa assortment silk this Useful Items From the Basement Ce cast Sad Black, White and colors. , Very special, the pair, 25¢. We have also taken a quantity of Hosiery from our regular stock and In lisle re at 25¢. be had the deep, may lisle with” inforced garter top and double heel and sizes »per Irons, toe and cx Once-n-Year-Sale Tea Juminum A good assortment of lors. Special, 25¢. First Floor. Kettles, nickel plated, Pudding Pans, special wit} stand ASeecleli at, the set, 7H¢. Basement.) MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St.