The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1914, Page 8

] Seattle's most critical and | this opportunity | unmatchable than these prices. Final Clearance Stock-Readjustment Sale Purely from the stan f investment you should not miss this opportunity, Your dollars in vested here now earn you nearly double value From tandpoint of quality this sale stands alone, for the Veith-Cammack Co. clothes are Seat tle’s finest tailored garments and so conceded by discriminating dressers. From the standpoint of excessive, extreme value is as unmatched as the values are Extravagance alone will permit your paying more Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Trousers, $1.00 Neckwear, distinct ively high grade, exclu sive and advanced 55 styles and shades...0UC $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts, sizes 15 and 15 only, salesmen’s samples _ of finest custom flared shirts... 9190 All broken sizes Under- wear, standard foreign and domestic weaves Reduced 25 and 30 per cent. Nearly every garment tuary 14, gestions from them. Put a string around The Star on Saturday. The Wonder We are showing EARLY SPRING wear. have two BIG STORES to look 1525 Second Ave.—-—216 Pike St. some 1525 2nd Ave.—THE WONDER—216 Pike St. Neckwear at Reductions $5.00 Soft Hats, from world-famous makers, including eee $3.75 Knox | $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Soft | Hats, from highest stand j ard hatters; staple year- around blocks 5 Sale price +e u SPECIAL $5.00 and $6.00 high- rade pure Worsted rousers, custom tailored, all om $3.75 Included are many Spring weights. was tailored by Adler Rochester, tailors of America’s finest tailored clothes Veith-Cammack Co. Seattle’s Leading Distributors of Adler-Rochester Fine Clothes, Knox and Stetson Hats. Also Manhattan Shirts. SECOND AT JAMES True Facts Pertaining to Farm Bargains to Be Feature in Saturday's Star Appreciating that Star readers in general will be interested in the offerings of farm brokers and dealers from all parts of the country, The Star will issue a Special Farm Feature tomorrow, Feb- Tt is the duty of every reader, whether an in- vestor or not, to fully acquaint himself with the propositions that are presented on that day. Read the announcements of these farm dealers on that day carefully and you will find them profit- able and will derive some good points and sug- your finger now to re- mind you to read carefully the Farm Feature in Millinery Co. very pleasing ideas for We carry a large stock and to accommodate We you will be pleased to give you every courtesy if you care ia (9) EDITOR'S NOTE Capt Robert Quinton, whose book of adventure hae juat oc off the Christian Herald Press, has one secret he has never told; that is, how many human be ings he had killed with his own gun, in the story he relates here, Ahere were only a fow men In hie party, on a small schooner, when they tacked by throngs of They killed many of these, and The Captain Suddenly Stewed the Smashing Thr Capt. Quinton’s gun was just as busy as the next man’s against these savages. By Capt. Robt. Quinton We brought up in Rendovax bar bor, entering by the two little islets of Kuru Kura on the west, and Aumbari on the east. Probably the MOST FEROCIOUS cannibal tribes in the world are gathored around this beantiful bay We had scarcely more than an chored when large canoes began to crowd around us again, and, though CAUGHT THE STAR—FRIDA CAPT. QUINTON NEARLY (| Cy - 3) Schooner Around, Sending Her Bow ough the Canoe turn their prows to us that they lost courage and thelr desire for haman heads, and they stayed at a respectful ance while we salled jout of the harbor (Capt. Quinton’s next adven- ture, soon to be printed in this newspaper, relates a thrilling experience with “the firewalk- ers.”) — } A SOUR STOMACH | no weapons were visible, we knew perfectly well that canoes in these parts never go anywhere without being manned and armed to the decks. Some of the natives handed up long-handled hatchets and toma hawks, requesting permission to sharpen them upon the vessel's datone. By hook and by crook we finally got rid of the last of the natives and the captain concluded to pull up anchor and get under way before daylight. Early as it was, at sailing me two large canoes entered the har bor and rapidly approached us. Their actions were suspicious, and they separated in such a way that we would be compelled to pass be- twhen them. Holding up two axes they indicated that they wished e come aboard This was a blind, for the canoes were loaded with, warriors who would have overpowered us if they had been allowed to come on the decks. The captain told them we would closer, whereupon they set up a yell and came on full speed. When they yards of us the captain suddenly slewed the schooner around, sending her bow smashing through canoe to the leeward of us, capels ing her. The crew of the other canoe tn stantly assailed us with a volley of poisoned arrows and bullets. They were so close we could scarcely miss them with our guns, but they held their shields in suc! & way that the only objects viatb! above the tall sides of the canoe were the shield walls However, taking shields, we fired Several shields were thrown Into alm at the the afr and as many warriors went plunging overboard The canoe fell astern, but two other canoes, loaded with warriors were rapidly approaching us. Their course exposed their broad sides to us, and we cut a terrific volley | We had done so much havoc to them by the time they were able to THIS IS REAL loose with SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS, BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH Even Most Chronic Sufferers, filter and sift all the poisons from | Find Relief After a Few Doses Are Taken Backache, urinary disorders, and theumatism, are caused from weak, inactive kidneys, which fall to fil ter out the impurities and keep the blood pure, and the only way on earth to permanently and positive ly cure such troubles, s to remove the cause. The new discovery, Croxone such conditions because it hes the very roots of the dis It soaks right into the stop ped-up, inactive Kidneys, through the walls and linings; cleans out the little filtering cells and giands; neutralizes and dissolves the pol- gonous uric acid substances that lodge in the joints and muscles to seratch and irsjtate and rheumatism; it neutralizes urine #0 it no longer irritates the tender membranes of the bladder and cleans out and strengthens th aigpped-up, Ifeless kidne cause the # wo they 2 STAR WANT ADS ARE MONEY GETTERS |ssaa In making lead soldier BULL STORY MILTON, Pa. Feb. 12 work of petting and training a bull was not ‘wasted by Miss sto Yocum, 18 years old, for she saved the life of James | the blood, and drive it out of thelf wonte & farmer, 60 years old ie |] by ‘wontroliing the vicious ani So sure, 80 poditive, so quick and lasting, are the results obtair from the use of Croxone, that th doses a day for a few days often all that is required to ¢ the worst case of backache, rey late the most annoying bladder ¢ orders, and overcome the numerc |] mal, after it had attacked the G)] man ree Hearing the farmer's cries ee Mise Yocum ran near the on ied raged bull and called “Billy ure |} Billy,” the name the antmal had ‘. been taught to wer Bill immediately stop his attack other similar conditions | » most wonderful prepara omedion: ‘There tw nothing ot| TRAIL OF METEOR earth to compare with It. It fe #0] prepared that It 1s practically tm ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Feb. 13 possible to take it Into the human|——The concussion cansed when a system without results. [huge meteor fell to earth In the You can obtain an original pack-| Sandia mounta 5 miles east of age of Croxone at trifling coat from|h@re last night, exploded a maga any first-class drug store. Ali|zine containing dynamite at the La druggists are authorized to person.|Luz mine, according to the story jally return the purcha price it|told by Donald Brown, mine fore Croxone fails to give desired re two Mexican minera who sults, regardiess of how ol you re tod They declar are, how lon ou have suffered, or| ed the explosion completely wreck what else has failed to cure you ed the mine | buildings, In Nuremberg 800 workmen are and lead toys. They turn out abou 100,000 lead soldiers a day, run into them if they came any| were within a few! the} GAS, INDIGESTION If what you fast ate fs sourtng on} your stomach or lies ike a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undl gested food, or have a feeling of dizsiness, heartburn, fullness, nan- sea, bad taste {in mouth and stom ach headache, you can get blessed relief in five minutes, Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainiy printed on these fifty-cent cases of Pape's Dia pepsin, the y will understand why dyspeptic troubles of all kinds! must go, and why they relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or indiger tion in five minutes. “Pape's Dia pepsin” is harmiess; tastes like candy, though each dose will digest and prepare for assimilation into! the blood all the food you eat; be sides, It makes you «o to t able with a healthy appetite; what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and {n-| testities are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to lax-| atives or liver pills for biliousness | or constipation. | This city will have many “Pape's| | Diapepsin” cranks, as some people | | will call them, bat you will be en thusiastic about this splendid stom ach preparation, too, if you ever take ft for indigestion, gases, heart burn, sourness, dygpepsla, or nobel | stomach misery | Get some now, this minute, | and} rid yourself of stomach trouble and | minutes. | CORMENTATITE CRONCR TO Be ARLOLETELY sare. LSC, CXOOOR TO MATEY FA eRBED PORE. THIS BANK IS OPEN SATURDAY | EVENINGS from 6 | p. m. to 8 p. m. for | the express conveni- | ence of those per- | sons who are unable to get down town during the day. You can make deposits here or open new ac- counts during those hours in our Sav- ings Department. Our Safe Deposit Vaults also are open on Saturday evenings from 6 p. m. until 10 p. m. and you have the use of all the con- veniences provided in this department. We trust you will | avail yourself of the service this bank of- fers, and feel free to consult with its offi- | cers at any time. | JORTHERN BANK AN AND TRUST CO. | FOURTH AND PIKE SEATTLE BY CANNIBALS FEBRUARY 13, 1914. we) WOMEN TO KEEP. CITIZENSHIP IF LAW PASSES By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTON, Feb, 13.—-Under the present law a woman of the United States who marries an allen loses ber citizenship. The law says she takes the citizenship of her hus band. The foreign country does not recognize a woman's claim to the husband's citizenship, and as our law declares that she takes the for eigner’s citizenship, the poor wom an is Jeft without any citizenship. Congresaman Billy Kent of Calffor- nia is trying to get this law changed, Representative John A. Moon of ‘Tennesace, chairman of the portof. fice committee, has made a speech frankly declaring good democrats ought to hare all good offices. He) le a spoileman pure and simple. eee Uncle Sam ts about to take an- other piece of the express com-| panies’ melon. He ts going to have a bigger chunk of that money order business. Assistant Postioaster Geo- oral Dockery just got a law through which makes It possible, when the rules are fixed up, to money order cashed at order postoffice in States ¥ the eee A new way for coal to reach the Pacific coast cities has been provid od by the improyement of the head. waters of the Warrior and the Tom bigbee rivers, in Northwestern Ala- bame. Hy a system of locks and dams, 260 miles of this stream have been made navigable, and will svon be carrying coal from one of the Southern coal fields to the Guif and toence through the Panama canal to the Pacific ocean NATURALLY HE DOESN'T LIKE IT A. L. Kempster, superintendent of | the Seattle division of the Puget! Sound Traction Co. talked against |municipal ownership yesterday be fore the Young Men's Business club at the Arctic club yesterday. | HOQUIAM TO DANCE) HOQUIAM, Wnsh, Feb. 13.—An| informal dance and reception in} honor of the visiting delegates to the Southwest Washington Devel opment convention will be given] here tonight Baptist Union of England te neeking to raise a fund of $1,250,-| 000 to guarantee a minimum wage! to ever Baptist minister. Fobs, Fobs, Novelty ~ ENTERPRISE NOVELTY WORKS 1110 Firat Ave. price Senttte. and WithaView $4,700 Washington Blvda.; 5 large Nving room with fire On rooms; place and built-in bookcases, paneled walls and beamed cell room with built: f] buffet kitchen; ings; dining in buffet two |) bedrooms, with extra large large closets; bathroom and SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb, 12 . OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY linen closet; onk floors; hot Two of, Neptune's favorite children, water heat: laundry: full co. f| Miss Marguerite Brack, champton A ment basement; reception || /4dy swimmer of the Pacific coast j hall; goed view of city and {|i the half-mile, and Ernest Smith, boulevards $500 cash, balance {| Pacifle coast champton fn the hun to sult purchaser dred-yard dash, are going to be} f married. | ST meee tT Telephone, Main 5139, ‘The , romance begane sever wy . months ago gt one of thé bathing a by pavilions when Mis rack became a - Theodore Wilts | Simsitise ae? oriashny Sm 1119-21 Third Ave. ming star he lente A i . Smith has the honor of being the BETWEEN SENECA AND SPRING 1012 First Ave. only local sWimmer who forced | . ® Duke Kahanamokn, the world’s | |pion Swimmers. eT aniihihtniiniited HEAR YE An Announcement of Great Importance To the Buying Public of Seattle WESTERMAN & SCHERMER One of Seattle’s best known clothing firms will open store No. 2, 103-5-7 First Av. S., on SATURDAY, February 14 Everything will be new but the Name. The entire stock will consist of the best lines of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings, i and all fresh from the manufacturers. " We have for many years supplied the workingmen of Seattle u from our store No. 1, at 220-222 First av. S., and our methods “ while in our new store will be the same that proved so successful = there. Good Service—Good Values—Good Quality and at the [ Right Price. é We would be pleased to have you attend our opening. B i st be a Westerman & Schermer |} |’: 103-5-7 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH : 1>s himself. He is a student at the University of California. Miss Brack is one of the four | PLAN EXHIBIT women who have successfully plans { coun Cie Gabien Gabe. Preliminary plans for a child wek Scott said he had seen and fare exhibit in Seattle were talked with him. yesterday when Miss Anna eran EN YB Strong, director of exhibits f TOO PIQUANT | National Child Welfare Exh NEW YORK.—Jacob Pizer wants association, met with a local 6om a divorce. He says he complained Bot when Mrs. Pizer chased” him |mittee of the Central Councilet ® It {s planned to from home and sold the furniture, |Social Agencies. but that an attempt to serve him hold the exhibit fn the Ai earbolic acid gravy on a cutlet was bullding during the last week in too much. i SWIMMERS MARRY om > | Make Them Yourself —As Low as Half if You Wish We moan exactly what we say, you can buy a new Suit Coat or Dress for just half price. It this way—for every dollar you pay at the time of your purchase, we take $2.00 off the price. If v you pay down $2.00, we take off $4.00. If you pay down $5.00, we take off $10.00, and 80 on. If you pay down half ff price, your purchase is yours with no more to pay You Should Buy New Apparel Now You never had an oppor tunity before to. attend a sale that would apply to your pat ticular needs as this one doe You can buy what you need. really at your own price and your own terms. in and ask about it. Coats and Dresses... :.$9.75 up Suits at... .$18.50 up At Half Price if You Wish Miss Marguerite Brack and Her! Fiance, Ernest Smith, Both Cham- champion from hgiwali, to extend