The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1914, Page 5

a eq oon . TERT \4 From th ada 1 poisons eumatians real Dra agUNNY'S MISTAKE pRuGcIsT MAKES 4 ANY FRIENDS cies, Second ay ~/eaqual in curing rheumation Ad re physical vigor vd result firet a Fron inal sealed pack of Take ¢ und tn the ori yellow pack ed by the Glo ratories of Chicago Leaner. report they are ey friends through the cK benefit which Seattio peo C from the simple mix: puckthorn bark, glycerine, ¢ as Adierika, This ereeane famous by curing and ft ts the mo Dowel cleanser known, OTH the lower and up. JUST ONE DOSE of felleves constipation and stomach almost IM.) . TALA.CLARK, D. 0. S. | Des't Delay ‘When you Attention to Your Teeth first notice a cavity or always consult a dentist often avoid serious trou th your teeth. Cl has an uptodate of- with the very latest equipment fg maft of expert dentists, all} have had years of actual since graduating from All work is Sires carefully and with less a We know all materials are that our work is correct therefore we pin a written to every receipted bill ‘are the very lowest that Deen quoted in Seattle clasa work we do our famous Candidate for Re-election Counciiman Two-Year Term Recently elected by City Council to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Mr, Griffiths N ever’ EXPERIE an will ED newspaper wom t and criticise manu script; 1, words, $1; every ad ditional 1,000, 50c; typewritten 1,000 words, 50c, carbon 25¢ extra Work guarant or Nancy H. Buskett, Apt Union. Sweet Toned CONCORD IS REMARKABLE VALUE e in the scientifically catipnge “CROWN” fac- CROWN” materials and bY"CROWN skilled the CONCORD PIANOS are endowed with high-grade environments that cannot fail ce first-class instruments T YEAR WE. MADE AND SOLD OVER ” SIX THOUSAND CONCORD PIANOS Company is prepared to build more this year fin order to bring this truly good piano within the ‘of more homes, we = quoting special low and accepting terms little as $6.00 monthly D OTHER PIANO OF LIKE QUALITY IS SO EASY TO OWN at our warerooms, 1418 Third ave., a Models just received. They are beautiful WE GIVE GAS Dental Offices Clark, 0. D. S., Manager, Av. N. W. Cor. Union Bring this ad with you. LA R a T ne and see two leo? Pent Company Manufacturers—Established 1870 SEATTLE BRANCH 1418 THIRD AVENUE NOT e Free Doctor Aastalled for your benefit, a monster X-Ray and Static Machine tsed in the treatment of all nervous diseases and Kheumatism the last two weeks his office has been completely remod 404 new office equipment installed for your particular bene 89 why not take advantage of it? The Doctor is equipped to Any disease of women, children or men. ICE Call at the Brendel Drug Store Located at 117 YESLER WAY LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT. | lief it gives from Sore T chitis, Croup, Stiff Ne MUSTEROLE {sissies f | Rheumatism, Lumbago, for Lumbago! | Aches of the Back or a0 amazing\y Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, it's 40 easy to w Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of Just rub MU the Chest éit prevents Pneumonia) i, and presto, At your druggist’s kone 2he and 50e jar a special large size for t, Bro Asthina Pleuris Paina and Joints, quick relief. TEROLE tn in and hospital $2.50. Accept n@ If our cannot supply 0c to the MUS Cleveland substl tute drug mint white oint with of / Use it instead of mus Plaster. Will not biiater nd 4nd nurses use MUSTER Recommend it to their pe Company ou, send TEROLE 9 pr (57) epald J. Gord: n well-known T aictan Musterc Invaluable 4 my practice and ia my home.” WW Bladly tel! you what re. “and we will mail you a far,| After the Age of Fifty } » ounce of Torts nd put them 1 Pharm: | Dear Miss Grey In which regard t the question as to is the | mother, the hen that lays the ess or the one hatching it Scientifically speaking, I believe the ben that lays the eg is the mother, for the chick ts blood of her blood and bone of her bone, whether the egg ts ha by an other hen or by an incubator. However, I personally consider the hen hatching the egg as the mother, for she is th one that goes through the trying hatching eriod of 21 days, and she has to the real mother instinct with it Respectfully A POULTRYMAN Dear Mina ( The hen that laye the eggs is certainly the right mother of the chicks. For ip jstance, a “Black Spantah” pullet }lays an exe, which she leaves in | the nest while she prepares herself to lay another; that does not say stay ‘that she deserts the eg, but the | of the THE SOME SWAP! JusT HAD my TAILOR PVT A COLLAR: Of syour KIMONAT Here STAR—THURSDAY, JAN AK | SUer RIPPED THe It(StDe SEAMS OF YOUR: tROVBERS, SEWED THe TWO Legs ToaetHer, AND vou Awe! /' f exh peak and blood {t {# a part MAGNUS Dear Miss Grey Personally always believed that the | mean ing of the word mother, belongs to the female sex that bears the fruit nently, th yn that lays the egg is the real mother the chick that hatches from that eae. no matter what the egg or exes are hatched by, whether It be a hen, Incubator, ow! or Reader bimaelf that site on th I advise that reade Evere' “H " th tt True lacere C.F r Mins Grey: The hen, tn my judgment, Is the mother of the chick within the ege she hae laid but, through man-made adherence to commercialism, is de prived the opportunity to hatch her own exes, but right on laying, because her owner sella the eggs for money The condition is similar to that majority of the people, laws, with) must be kept) ees had a peculiar way of desert-|though we are born to the earth, | ing her. This ex is now put with physleally equipped to work and lothers and a “White Leghorn” pul-| reap the products, on which we ex Htet is furnishing the required heat| ist, we are tin they have hatched. After they are hatched, you can plainly see the little chick in question does not resemble a “White Leghorn,” but its real mother that lald the es the “Spanish Black,” of whose | Hyomet gives {nstant relief if auffering from a cold or catarrh | causing dull headaches or an itch- ing and burning sensation fn the nostrils, surely try Hyomel. [t gives quick, effective and perma- nent relief or money refunded. It goes right to the spot—you feel bet- ter In five minutes. No round-about method of atom- ach dosing with Hyomet-—you breathe it. This health-giving med. feation goes directly to the tn flamed membrane, all trritation and congestion is quickly relieved, the delicate tissues healed and vi- talized. Hyomet should be !n every house hold. Ask for the complete outfit size. $1.00 | BARGAINS \] In Used Machines SEWING Near Pike MACHINE €O. Main 1525 write 1424 Third Bus ness College SEATTL Keep one end in view—that of acquiring ind snce by develop: ing your own resoure JAMES J Youre brains, young mir own resources them HILL, man, are develop ne me f business letatla about the Miller ~~ Business College SEATTLE | | } | Druggists everywhere sell it.) | | tn | jlatd the ¢ HEAD STUFFED UP? handicapped lke the hen, and are forced out of the nat ural order of thin us are even depr’ ilexe dren. ‘ed of the priv and some of | out Of course, if the same hen that} me bate them, then the ben that hatches the eggs in the mother of the chicks RIDDY Dear Miss Grey It Is getting to be quite an Interesting subject about the hen that lays the exe As| to which fs the mother of the chick, | the one that lays {t or that hatches {t laid the egg is the ture. Several years ago, back In In diana, I put some partridge inder a hen, When they hatched 1 found they were ung partridges and not chickens. I am a con stant reader of your colamn 1, © mother by Dear Mias Grey: Now I would think the hen that laid the egg is the mother of the chick, I would not consider her to blame If hired help hatched it M A.M wrmivies 1 and bave gone ‘ whether or not whethe ou and t or not both are ching BREAKS A COLD, NEEDS NO HELP “PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND” ENOS SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE IN FEW HOURS You enn end grippe and break up a severe cold either In head, chest body or limbs, by taking a dose of “Pape's Cold Compound” every two hours until three doses are taken It promptly opens clogged-up now trils and alr passages tn the head, stops nasty discharge or nowe run ning, relieves sick headache, dull- neas, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing head—nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which costs only cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no Incon- venience. Be sure you get tho genuine. For at the FE T in Traveling Goods the RIGHT PRICE see us REPAIRING Phone Elliott 1169. Trunk & Leather » Goods Co. 904 SECOND AVE. Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. | jt | their the one | I say the hen that | na-| e exgs | | but ot have dec is wrong ter, Int to help the q that. Th thought JARY 9 help n ided that and you inte hat case, you ch other tn jon is bigger th an the t havin, marriage. than are the children to be your present life 1 to do bet y be able But even for each to give sed live tu A Clean, manly ally and phy way enthood I an e “An not deciding for Inquirer, unt! 1 jeally fit for you, but hink over what I have sald. | addresses tn this column; if you will solf-addrensed envelope | help you. CYNTHIA GRE QW A.—Pre and Fru’ I could of mothering our own chil ‘ad appropri Qa—Te bef \ rou please eu te name for a small, Esied ranch in the I cannot give but send a stamped, will an tert Willamette val- Thosking you tn advance AYSEEDS. oapect itage place, farm may probably have ate name. the Sunhurat| help Had you told more of the plac selected seitie an argument, you please tell me if a husband verces hie wife, cam he remarry time required by you wt at or law IGNORANT in willing. am very years olf, reply A alone is re not ¥ Whe very su fascinatic Dor Ny can find Th able. Ir coin dea partment Yos, he can remarry her the next moment ff he wants to, and she! only fascina. » and 1 don't He ie very handsome, with heautifal eyes, and I Tam 18 plain, Mise Grey ™ n't do it. Let true but prove ft r together or on e the the public qu lers a of the the and if your own and his love} the separation apart that the attraction is not! Viease give me an early ™ actor will be addresses of technology brary AWFUL CRIMES Is it a from a you? Curtis striking recause reve bre n Ww Judge Gc ly Tony A er, was when it conduct forming Congress handling tri released erime man to take who Berndall teamsters, were they took away from C. R aker, when he th th it. This dev this morning yrdon, They Wednesday MacMahon re used by developed »iver anoth his and R. E away would shoot a Smith oped a gun at White a atened in before were prompt afternoon r strik Jordon | Judge ¢ “disorderly | consisted merely in in-| two union men saloon restauran union meat th t at the wasn't BURGLARS LOOT HOME Rurgla Adam night, sc about va A quantity from the Thompson, at ra looted the he rooms pattering rhol rious of silverware fos meter. home of Issaquah nd securing and $1.25 Interested in Poultry? Many inquiries are received daily from rea where ¢ eggs for oan be o ders of The Star ertain breeds of hatebing btalned, For asking poultry equipment, ete the informa ‘tion of Star readers, a poultry col {umn has been started on the classi fled pas advertise rates for cash, 1 ce sertions ada, 8 ce three phone ‘er close ax y Best modern outside rooms, to 60« Stewart , where poultry ads in ont a word a day; for price of two. nts per line per 4 Ste nm to Main 9400. ‘our phone.” Stewart House, AdverUisement, readers may offerings. this column The are, three tn ch ne issues for price of two w 86 rge rtion Tele ere as West ' ac] Jo ond Ave. and Pike Si In Comnection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO., New York eeTARLIBHED udall 2 fouthwick EMNANT DAY C arge Furcnases Regular 25c Hosiery, Special, 6 pairs for $1.00. M y be had in black or colors, in od range of sizer dium welght balbriggan sults, special Two-plece sults of same very special, the garment whe Odds and ends of a tremendous month's selling of men's Shirts, in broken lines and size exceptional values for $1.00 50c Silk Knit Ties 25c These ties may be had in solid colors; also some vertical and cross stripes. Special Just Inside the Entrance union mat Pike Str First Floor. E nants at Val. lace edgings and Inser tion, the yard, 2¢, D dow Bands, Cluny and Torehon from 2 to 6 Inches wide, yard, 10¢, Linen, Laces, the Lace Remnants At about '% Price. cluding both edges and inser: Trimmings, Chiffons First ing cotton, lisle and silk lisle, 19¢. Special Boys’ .and Girls’ 25c Hose 15c 1g plain and ribbe Also a few pink Women’s lisle and silk li plain and embroidered effect have reinforced heel and toe and double sole. the pair, 50¢. $1.00 Pure Silk Hose 85c These are made with dou heels and toes Remnants of Linoleum A tremendous month’s selling has left us with a large amount of short lengths of Linoleum Lengths that are suitable for bathrooms or kitch- ens. All new designs and all A-1 quality. On Rem- just % price. Fourth Floor. nant Day B Remnant Day for Baby’s Headgear, Including Entire Stock, 1-3 to 1-2 Less Muslin special BBE te Flannel Childre values t Children’s $3.75 faby’s Silk Quilted $3.75, special $1.9% Jaby's Blankets of cotton e pink and blue; values to $ Comforts of special $1.95. pink ¢ ren’ Drawers; up to $2.00 values Ihe to 6O0¢. Broken Lines of Children’s Shoes At $1.29 Children’s Tan Calf But- ton Shoes in broken lines and sizes. Our regular $1.75 and $2 values. Remnant Day price, $1.29. Misses’ Kid Button Shoes with patent tip. A few pairs of high cuts. Our regular $2.50 and $3.00 values. Remnant Day price, $1.29. Eiderdown Slumber Slip- pers. Remnant Day price, Qe. Second use The MacDougall-Southwick Co. ing Insertions and Flouncings. Samples and Odd Lots of Hosie Special _ Imported and domestic Women’s Hosiery Special, the pair, 85¢. In a variety of shapes, in seal and walrus grain leather; also patent leather. $1 Remnant Day, choice, 95¢. and non-elastic Belting, sell- ing regularly from 2c to 5¢ an inch aby Week Petticoats, Petticoats, values to $2.25, special T5¢ to $1.00. Robes, Mussed Gowns, Petticoats e Friday Placed on Bill Rendered March 1s A One-Day Reduction on Children’s Coats Up to $16.50 Values, Special $9.75 From 6 to 14 Included thi will be lish mixtures, diagonals, ve ome in blue, brown and gray plaids. The long waisted, belted and box effects Nor one day only, $9.75. Second Up to 50c Jewelry Novelties 1 Oc) Years in ale found coats in Eng coat the choice Floor eteen sport styles are Your bar pins, hair belt Including an assortment necklaces, brooches, Very special, 10¢. ornaments, pins, tie First fee Ribbon Remnantsat pins, bead clasps, etc mbroidery Rem- 1/2 Price Included in this lot are rem- nants of fine moire, taffeta and satin, in all colors and designs, at just '% Price. RIBBONS, 12'2¢ THE YARD of taffeta, in nd fa laids, ete. Up nehes wid Valnes up to Special, the yard, 12'2¢. An endless variety, inelud Swiss Embroideries, the Yard, 25c A varied assortment of Em brofderies In lace effects, in 1 good quality to wide at st Floor 19c includ- in black, white and col- Black velvet shapes; up to black, white values, very special, {1 styles, in Reduced to, the pair, 15¢. Up to $1.25 Hose 50c Colored felt shapes, up to $4.00 values, very special at 25¢. Feather Fancies, Wings and Flowers. Up to $2.00 values, reduced to 25¢. sle Hose of fine quality, s; also split soles. All Special, able lisle tops, lisle sole, First Floor. Second Floor. Special $1.69 Some have lars, and may sizes up to 34, “the ro be had in Special, Flannel Blouses in gray or blue, in a broken range of sizes; 75c values, special, 48¢. $1.00 Boys’ Outing Flan- nel Night Shirts in all sizes. Nepete 79¢. Third Floor, Regular 50 and $1.75 values. Odds and ends in elastic Very special, the inch, le. First Floor KnitUnderwear Specially Priced for Remnant Day Children’s fine ribbed Vests and Pants in small Regular re- duced to, the garment, 15¢. Women's $1.25 part-wool Pants, reduced to T5¢é. Fine ribbed spring needle white Vests and Pants, in regular and extra Reduced to close to, the garment, 50c Union Suits 39c Medium weight Union Suits, long sleeves, high neck and ankle length, in all sizes. Special 39¢. Children’s $1.25 Pants 39c Part wool Pants for boys and girls, sizes up to and including 16 years. May be had in gray and white. Special pric 39¢. First Fl Babies sizes 25¢ values Vests and » $1.95. to S1zes. T5e. values to iderdown, in 3.75, special lenim, value and very special, Third a Odds and Ends in the Basement made of Regular price Household folding Laundry Benches, hardwood, shellacked and varnished, $2.50, now $1.89. Extra select prize Corn Brooms, hardwood handles, price &5c, special 69¢. handle Dust Pans, no stooping, easy Regular price 25c, reduced to 18¢@. Hardwood folding Sewing Tables. Regular special 82.10. Sha Flour Sifter, ular price 25c, special Co Savory round corner sanitary Bread Boxes, made of heavy charcoal tin, white enameled. Regiilar $1.50 size, 95¢@. Regular $1.00 7Oe. Regular 75 size, 5O¢, Potato Ricer, made of heavy block tin and black enameled iron, Regular price 25c, special 18¢. Imported Princess Moulds, made of heavy block tin; one dozen, assorted; put up in carton Regular ace 35c, special 25¢. Basem >, Second Avenue and Pike Street polished Long on backs lame price made of heavy block tin. Reg- size,