The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1914, Page 5

cH! BACKACHE, RUB LAME BACK ub Pain Away With a Small | Trial Bottle of Old “gt. Jacobs Oil.” — ow when 1 wae of learning the bar T have $175 saved, so worry about what it will while lewening, What is me te my lack of educa 4 think Ht sufficient tor ia sore and hed to several about it r back jambexo sciatica, uma stiffened up, don’t suf-/ Get a small trial bottle of old, | y drag Jacobs O11" at Sa a little in your hand) A.--A man or‘woman who is r ht into you and |ly capable and well tnstructe ng you count the| his or her trade or profession ts a and lameness are ways in demand, Thingw may ¢ ‘Doa't stay crippled! This sooth slowly for a while; but if they hav + they will come to the top takes the ach o, fight oat and ends eee _Aa for your education, and doesn't burn or} s the skin Jame back misery 80 7 and surely. It never dis-| Ing fo see your answer ar ing you r back fifty gone ‘y ph i I do no | backbone. penetrating ol! needs be | backbon: aly ft is magical, yet ho | — else stops Iumbago, scl CORSET SHOP 215 Madison St. Full line of lace front and lace back Corsets, $1.50 up. er, Sale This Week. Corsets Cleaned and Repaired New Machines rented WHITE AEWING MACHINE CO. ‘Teked (Near Pike) = Main 1595 Hew to Salve the “BOY QUESTION” ‘Pim & practical training as an Ragineer at (he bes Engineering Schoo! Settee 888 Henry Midg. | | SOCSOCCEOGED A Complete Line of New - RNG DESIGNS AND COLORS —IN— RUGS CARPETS }LINOLEUM and |IDRAPERIES Now Showing in the RETAIL DEPARTMENT of ywaRd D.Tnomns Co. Wholesale Carpet and Rug House in the Northwest.) We ean save you from 25 to 50 per cent on these goods _ and give you a wide choice. Among others we offer you the following specials: $10.15 “$1880 Onepiece Brusee! Rage $18 tes, fm Oriental designs. Special BNE ano NVRGIWIA Sr. East of Moore Theatre. Two Blocks North of Westlake Mkt ba thin cintntincinctittin l Robert B. ANTEL IN A MASSIVE PRODUCTION OF KING JOHN And Five Other Classic Plays MANAGEMENT Monday Night : King John Tuesday Night Richelieu “Wednesday Matinee Merchant of Venice Wedresday Night Macbeth f Thursday Night King Lear Friday Night King John Saturday Matinee Hamlet Saturday Night Merchant * Venice NIGHT PRICES— Lower Floor, $2.00, $1.50, $1.60, Balcony, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Gal- lery, 25c. Wednesday and Sat- urday: Lower Floor, $1.00 and $1.50. Bal- cony, 5% and 75c, Gal- lery, ? SEAT SALE TOMORROW coupled to trained ability, know the requirements; but if you Wil talk to @ first class bart i 4am sure he will advise you 1 Don't tell how much money y have, and be careful in the expend! ture of tt arrived at the years of undersian Ing, tell It the facts as to ances pertal 1 ° You can advise me, # constant of your good word A FOSTER MOTIVER. A.--I would tell the child. T have never known any good to come from concealing such facts, As you say, }some one eventually informa the child, and often in a crude and hurt ful way, While the child ts grow ing I would inati!l into ite mind that it Is God's child, the child of the | Great Intelligence that creates all things, and that {t Inherits from that Creator, In the meantime I would look continually to that Creative In eps epg to know the opportune moment when, without hurt to the leonitd 1 might reveal the facts in regard to its mother. t | edy for the | Twit forever be your debtor. ANNIOUS. couldn't risk losing |your good will and frfendship by |dotng that, You see, tt ts this way with little unseen things that eat |holds in the bed clothing Each clase has its peculiarities ax to what It likes to eat, Just as differ jent nationalities hare their favorite dishes. Man fn his great wisdom haw discovered at least one thing of which each class is fond which will prove fatal to them if eaten. But the poison that will kill one apectes use another to thrive mmending a remedy for one classes slebt on Id be tr find the troublesome cause, can probably give you an minator AI really “en we ‘ exter Q—WI you please tell me how te rat a club house A.—Use a knife and fork, cutting with the former and conveying to the mouth with the latter Q—1 am « high shoot student, am in love with school whe te 15 Do you think It proper te give her an engagement ring with: her parents consent? Sincerely WAmny Ido not. Th A.--No, Harry girl THURSDAY ISLAND, Jan. 14 Mme. Lillian Norfica, the song stress, iIl of pneumonia, is better ? ASK AIO FOR JAPAN The national affairs commit | tee of the Chamber of Com- merce is considering an appeal from the Seattle Japanese Hu- mane Rellef society, that some plan be devised for raising funds to afd the peasants of | Northern Japan, famishing be. cause of crop failure. o-— PASS RESOLUTIONS The general committee of the \Order of Railway Conductors, tn |sewsion last night, passed resolu ltions of condolence on the death | Monday of George W. Perry, Mil- | waukee engineer | 70 HEAR CANDIDATES | rhe next regular meeting of the University Community club will be held Wednesday at the untversity | 7:30 p. m. Can invited .o their pont branch library, at didates for mayor are be present and state tions LOSES AN EYE; SUES Alleging that the Owl Drug store incorrectly filled a prescription made out by Dr. Cunningham, an eye specialist, A. H. MeCormich has brought suit against the « firm for $25,000 for the loss of sight of his right eye. ° LONDON READS ABOUT US Copies of the special Pacific number of the Londen have reached contains r, devoted ex * Times The Issue of reading matte clusively to Pacift coast states, Alaska and British ¢ lumbla, Contained tn the num- ber is a reproduction of Se attle’s water front Meat Prices CUT TOMORROW, THURSDAY FRYE:CO.’S MARKETS Ae Follows: Choice Rib and Loin Mutton Chops 15c (This Mutton is of a ‘superior quatity. Try it.) Pork Back Bone 25c 20c 10 Ibe, for 49) ' Choice T-Bone Steak Anchor Brand Bacon, ma per Ib c2b Choice Liver Sausage Oleomargarine, one- pound roll 20c Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p, m, |NORDICA BETTER THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914 wher he ean J ;@annot marry without her consent, and if you will hay sible talk with them, of right Intentions, |erent deal of they, and the | eause to blar parents a sen assuring them uomay avold a unpleasantness, girl, A.—You will have to Join the Mov and! ing Picture Operators’ Utlon, whose will never have! headquarters are at the Labor Tem |ple, You will serve as an ap) tice for a time 1 have thused over HERE'S NEW HEAD ‘OF | NEW YORK POLICE 1 um just world lihough, t haye friends whe hi deal of me ' HONESTLY WEAN A.—1 don't think much of mar rying and receiving @ good porition ae a reward. Neither do I belleve in weighing two girls in the bal when 9 called rain A MAN OF THK Woops A. Thank If I had heard the name applied to skunk I had forgotten it you ever the diamond My marry im 1 think ents look at Probably they not he t* poor, but because he is fool ish to buy you a fine diamond ring he cannot afford it. You} should encourage him to be thrift and cultivate the trait yourself. You are of age course, do as you matter of marriage; but if you ¢ to marry, think over w I | par-| as I do because probably this = matter object your same can, of in the and please | ai ance, and deciding on the one who will contribute most to your finan! cial or other benefjt. If a man or woman loves in the right way, he or she will not contemplate mar riage to anyone but the one he, or she, loves. Now, by watting, the very young girl ally, the Eastern girl; but if you | truly love the girl bere, you would rather have her friendship only | than be the husband of any other girl living you may lose| and, incident | i show my respect? | WANTS TO KNOW | A.—I am not very “strong | | | Dublic funerals, for I believe wy | should be attended only by tott Douglas |. McKay Appointed Po- | mat" friends, and the less parade lice Commissioner of New York | made the better. You might send City. jone of your carda with “Condol written in the lower left | band corner 2s! “Gains 22 Pounds ; aa in 23 Days” COMMISSION TO CELEBRATE The arrival of the first | | American-Hawallan Steamship | | Co, liner at the new Stacy | | street dock Tuesday, Jan. 27, will be the occasion for the | formal opening of the dock, | which was recently leased to the company by the Seattle port commission. A program is being arranged by the com mission | Remarkable Experience of F. Gag-| non Bullds Up Weight | Wonderfully to the ver Ih Now a new 1 was ail run down writes F Gan ait work | Was so weak SarKo! man. | gatned Maree daye. arte ° PRESS AGENT COLUMN Slenkiewlcz gives # marvelousi true description of Nero, the las of the Caesars, in his fascin semi-bistorical picture, and |Cines Company of Italy has repro | duced the character, through @ liv ing medium, equally as wonderful, | a “Quo Vadis” will be shown at the : Metropolitan theatre one week, commencing Sunday, Jan. 18, with matinees dally, and again this Nero will move through the shadows of the unrivaled George Kletne's films. } ‘HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Darken Gra With recan Grandmother kept her hair beau-| took Sargo! people used titully darkened, glossy and abund lis ee Boye ta oat jant with a brew of Sage Tea and Have 18 pounds and am gain-|Bulphur. Whenever her hair fell) PAIR ike a new man"! out or took on that dull, faded or) streaked appearance, this simple age Tea. a PLUMP, | “Re: STRONG, RONUST BODY dect had Just} ful effect. By ) em t € y phur Hatr Remedy,” you it ae pom sree ep a large bottle of this prove what It S| recipe, ready to use, for about More than half a million cents, This simple mixture can be and w have «liad depended upon to restore natural ter See rete Seite base color and beauty to the hatr and| ’ pas fal ‘ ts aplendid for dandruff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known downtown druggist anys everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, because tt darke naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied—it's so easy to use You simply damp en & sponge or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking on’ |strand at a time. By morning th | gray hair disappears: after another |application or two, it is restored to }its natural color and looks glossy, Jaoft and abundant Honest Dealing Is the Basis of Our Success If you in purchasing a Piano or Player Piano, and want the BEST VALUE for your money THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME We are a Home Com- pany. You buy direct at Headquarters. Our prices are the Lowest in the city | on same grade of Pianos. We carry a large stock of the best_makes, Convenient terms We guarantee to please | | you. | Jones, Rosquist, Killen Co., Inc. Seattie’s Heme Piano Dealers | 1610 Third Avenue Between Pike and Pine thin men men made thin too. Free Sargol Coupon 10e.in ai packing A eaith. entities holder to package of Har gol Free. Address the Sargol Co. S77-N Herald Bldg, Binghamton are interested DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. Have you taken advantage of our Jerful low prices? Remember, our prices are just one-half what lother dentists would charge you lfor the same class of work, After | we pat your teeth, you will not a marked improvement tn your ap-| pearance and health Dr. Clark gives his” personal at tention to each and every patient and for, this reason Ww able to give you a guarantee that is abso | lutely bona fid Investigate our famous Never. | wone are Slip plate, It does not slip or drop, Regular $10.00 Plates $5.00 WE GIVE GAS, | Dr. Le 4 Clark, D. D. &., Manager, Ni Third Av. N. W. Cor, Union and you can bite corn off the cob Regular Extra Heavy Regal Dental Offices Note: Bring this ad with you. tective J this Nobody Can Tell When You! Faded Hair | mixture was applied with wonder. | asking at any drug) store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-| will get) old-time | have sald, and after you have made your decision as kind ean to your parents TAKE DEW BACK 8AN be as you FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.—De KE. Skelly left here today | for Denver to bring back Jobn Ray | Dew, who !* alleged to have oper ated here and tn other coast cities Adolphus Busch, of late mililonsire an grandson the Dew brewer is alleged to have swindled | scores of wealthy San Francisco people FALL TO DEATH MULBERRY, Kan, the snapping of the ¢ n which six men were the Spencer mine No. 7 bh Three of the Jan. 14—By a cage rscending Newell Coal company's fell 100 feet today men were killed A VALUABLE VOICE | OICE His singing voice. Johnson, in a complaint filed morning, w worth 25,000, and he wants that sum from Dr Edward ©. Neville. The latter, ac cording to Johnson, bungled on an operation for tonsilitie and ruined his winging career alleges Martin BENSON FOR SUPREME < COURT) PORTLAND. Renson of s visiting in nounced his me court Jan. 14 K ath F land andidacy J 1 F has the for su a ASKS HOSPITALS FOR ALASKA | Intent on persuading the ap- propriations committee to ob- tain $125,000 to be used tn the erection of sanitarluma and hospitals, as well as provid ing for the services of addi. | tlonal nurses and doctors to care for the natives, W. T Lapp, educational commission. er for Alaska, has left for Washington. Lopp makes his headquarters in the Colman | | today imately 600,000,000 pounds at about | building. — mercceaenans S bor,” ESTABLISHED ac J oudall 7 fouthwick dn connection with JAMES McCREERY & CO., New York 1sTh SECOND AV, aod VIKE BT. to6 pm Gloves 25c/Hosiery 25c of the have two in Store open 9 =m Cashmeretie Gloves famous Kayser make fasteners at wrist. Come black, brown, gray and po May had in all sizes The pair, 25¢. Ivy Kid Gloves Splendid values at $1.00. These are all wrist length, in tan, brown, gray, champagne and navy, and are of standard quality and dependable shaping and sewing. The » $1.00, First. Floor In this t be found sample lots of Hosiery price up to 50 are a quantity of the famous Onyx brand, in black hite, and fancy shades lisle cotton, silk boot lace and split hosiery All at the special price of, the pair, 25¢. First assortmen 1 and be luded tan also some sole Floor Special Clearance Sale of Semi- Tailored Coats $14.75 In this lot are included Coats up to $35.00. The assortment consists of three- full-length coats in a of styles, in chin- chilla and novelty mixtures. May be had in the darker shades, such as black, navy and brown. These coats are in the season’s most wanted styles, and are exceptional values at the special price of $14.75. Second Floor. and variety quarter pleasing MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. MAY BOOST IT TORPEDO AFLOAT WASHINGTON, ‘Jan 14.-—Post master General Burleson admitted SAN DIEGO, Jan. 14.—A live tor that he was seriously con- pedo is floating in San Diego bay sidering increasing the parcel post today, imperiling shipping, accord- limit to. 100 pounds. (ing to Naval Recruiting Officer Pit- “During the fiscal year, begin-| | kins ning July 1, next,” he said, “1|, Pitkins has offered $20 reward think we will transport approx. | for its return. COLD AT SYRACUSE 10 cents per pound on the average. | I Just want to say here that the thought of a 100-pound limit does not terrify me.” SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 14—The |coldest weather of the winter pte valls here today. The mercury reg- istered 24 below zero. Other near- by towns reported temperatures a9 low as 30 below. et ee NU BONE CORSETS Vegetable Silk Heatery 202 PEOPLE'S BANK Elliott 4435 To Give Free Lecture The New England club will give/ a free lecture tomorrow night at & o'clock at the Chamber of Com- merce, Subject, “Woman and La- | | by Mrs Burnside. ae TOMORROW Is Your Day of Opportunity We will pay opened with us before tomorrow nght- July 1 After having years, w Per Annum For the dividend 1 6 months’ all dividends on dividends from January on accounts paid 6 per cent on savings for over twelve e declared dividends at the average rate of r fal ines period just closed—December 31. The earnings of this association are divided equitably among the members twice each year. by first Open From 9 A. M. to 5 mortgages Every dollar deposited is secured on improved realty. M. Puget Sound Savings and Loan Association A Mutual Savings Sotiety—Established 1901 222 PIKE ST.