The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1914, Page 3

Sale of Shrubs, Trees and Flowers Because the present stock has ta uty . the groun ; ; - ) this concern decided to lower on the Therefore you can buy all the trees, sl r and plants you need beautify your home grounds. At Half Price and Often Less Than Half The followi sam ple prices—there are thou sands more—all plainly marked with yellow sale tags: 25 Scotch Broom. ..10¢ 50c Rose Bushes (leading varieties) * 20¢ 50c Laurels now.....15¢ 50c Lilacs ry 50c Bridal Wreath... 20¢ 50c Japanese Barberry 35e¢ 75c Hydrangea S0c Mock Orange... .20¢ $1 Imported Lilacs. -50¢ 50c Japanese Quince. 20¢ 50c Golden Bell.....20¢ $1 Azelia Mollis 45¢ $3 and $4 Rhododendron (Imported) .... 75c High Bush Cranberry 50c Red “Snowberry $1.50 English Hawthorn 50c and 75 SHADE TREES $4 and $5 Catalaba Bun- S56 Birch Trees. $1 Black Locust. $1.50 and $2 Willows ........... $1.50 Lombardy Poplars Chestnut ........ $1 Norway Maples G0 ft. high) .... 25¢ Carnation 10¢ Clump Foxglove 50c Ciump imported ae pink, red, white Phiox, Larkspur, and dozens more at similar re ductions. FRUIT TREES 35e Apple Trees, all varieti Therries, all varie 35¢ Plums, all varieties at 50c Pears, all varieties, at 4 ¢ Peach Trees, two var at MAIL ORDERS will be filled in the order they are received How to Get There transfer to Twenty-third Ave. Street. Walk ¢ the greenhouses at th of the hill. Or, the Ni Avenue car line to the go by way of Interlaken an¢ Galer Street and Interlaken Boulevard attle. Price, Name Guaranteed $1.50 65¢ ic English Holly 25¢ ORNAMENTAL AND $1.50 American Elm. .65¢ Weeping ¢ $5 Arbor Vitae (6 ft.)..$2 $1.50 Norway Spruce.50¢ (12 and 15 ft. tall)...75¢ $1 and $1.50 Flowering .50¢ Fhe) asae 10¢ FLOWERING PLANTS Plants, red, pink, white, at : m4 lée Clump German Iris wee 35e English Lavender ise Primroses at. 206 ¢ Raspberry, Gooseberry Red, White and Black choice; strong bushes, 10¢ Take any eastbound car and nue North. Get off at Galer st. You'll see the line is quick. Motorists can Boulevard at BONNELL’S NURSERIES Established 20 years in Se- and Quality All SUFFRAGETS BURN 9 CARS ON RAILROAD ~ SUPFRAGETS LONDON, March 16.—A suf fraget arson squad early today burned aix passenger coaches disabled switches, and did other miscellaneous damage in the railroad yards at Kings Norton, near Birmingham The dean of Westminster Ab bey received a letter from Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, informing him that a throng of suffragets proposes to attend evening serv lee next Sunday, and asking that special services be held for them John Williams and Arthur LL, Toombe, 27, colored, were arrested by Patrolman A. L. Stevens morning at 16th av. and Y where the officer first spied one the men, with «a handkerchi round his head, peering over bank Th W nervous, and stepped m nd a telephone pole into the rang gun A revolver ground nea c Stevens was in plain clothes at the ti SCORE DROWNED of the officer's was found on the QUEENSTOWN, March 16—-A ‘score of lives w lost, according }to messages from Southern Irish ports today, by the storm which swept the coast Saturday. The vic tims were Mshermen caught y the » so suddenly that they could ndt havens of safety '2,000 GET AID | FROM LEAGUE That three times as many men | were out of work during a period of four months, extending from No- vember, 1913, to March 1914, as were jobless during the whole of last year, is the startling report compiled’ by the Brotherhood ue. The league affords shelter and food to a great number of Seat past three months it has been taxed to its capacity. Two thousand four hundred beds were provided from November to March, and 2,535 pen nileas individuals were fed HORRID THING 2 LOS A {GELES ander Krystosick deanded a arch 16.—Alex- he might have | Mra. Krystosick. vacation from visement. MAN ARRESTED AS AUTO THIEF Accused of taking the automobile of H. R. Schmoyer, 2349 45th av., from a station near the Westlake market Saturday evening, Fred} Churchill, is under arrest today. | He was arrested by Sergeant Tup-| | with him Complete Report of Market Today With the paying price down to 19 ts today, storage of eggs is about to commence | Yakima potatoes declines to $17 jteday, this marking a reduction of dollar over Saturday's quotations. |Half @ cent has been cut from the |price of onions. The low figure, 2 cents, has been eliminated in swe potato ytations, the price ad |vancing to a single figure of 2% ‘outs are off the market cents 0 = ° lettuce 0 @ 228 26 116 @ 700 1.00 @ i 10 @ to ' ow oie Price for Butter, Kage and Cheese putter Kk * reamery \ ” @ <r »@ 3 jonly 2 Musician's Wife,” Pr drama. |fl in “gobbling up Art for a Heart” tells how a Grand Untii Tuesday Night thousand-dollar prize is won by a The Cricket on the Hearth,”| ys fence post artist who sends an tm: | two-r Americar ia; “Their USTORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. pressioniatic picture of “S: mber Hest Friend,” Than house r drama; | Morn” to a competitive exhibition. )"Village School Days, Apollo com-| How this picture is made furnishes edy | the plot and amusement A thre “ff | The part Irish story completes the pro | @ e| along graceful tle’s unemployed, and during the| | USW°T ALEX THE |e" Wico Sc. 8"S ei aix| sisting of 30,000 feet of film and ALL TO SMASH Answering a battery charge pre-|officers in Washington, D.C Gen ferred by his wife, be pleaded guilty |eral Miles, and prayed a six months’ sentence. other army officers now high tn The matter was taken under ad-|rank who participated in the West | man, who found four men riding) tist's Doll,” fon,” comedy, and comedy; “Alexandria , twins + °@ onan ot ppv meee office. The mails|ing a certain and safe cure from Alp t oon will be used to transport 500 pounds |coughs and colds.” At Bartell oor Rice oe soo 3) |) UAE FOURTH AND PIKE, SEATTLE Fon day. et Wines | THE STAR—MONDAY, MAKCH 16 PHOTO PLAYS gets busy. $20 to $25 Women’s Suits | Just in the commencement ot ca ” New m at nearly price. “Well there is a reason.” Owing Scene from the two-part comedy-drama, “The Honeymooners,” feat-| to the extensive alterati uring Florence Lawrence and Tom Moore. Flo and Tom, a young mar-| taking place in this depar ried couple, have quarreled because of temperaments. It's a case of| Me Cand | tha turniell Reno, but they still love each other, On thelr anniversary cach decides) ha to visit the resort where they spent their honeymoon, Each wires, and| caused by mechanic we the bridal suite is reserved for each of them, A minister at the hotel—+ are offer you this splen and this picture explains the rest did line of auits at su An Affalr of Dress,” the thi Dream Until Tuesday Night Ps a sebety They come in of the Dolly of the Dailies series An Affair of Dre Edison | Vhipcords, Cheviots, Serges ‘ ing Mary Fuller, is showing drama " tw ind = Etamine Your. pick tonight at the ‘Dream. Dolly, {n| part dra oney's For Tuesday $12.98 Col this story, has an exciting expert-| tune ence as a mantkin a fashion Navy, Black Sizes 16 to 44 Gray, ple store, and finally lands a cov-| Melbourne Until Tuesday Night d position on the “¢ as a The Gold Cros twop orter, “Rory O'Moore,” an Irieh|Thanhouser drama He gram at the Colonial until Tuesday RESIDENCE THEATRES t ° nigh At the Home Untii Wednesday eeeraahiiiin: bis The Thief and the Hook,” two the lf. | feel drama; “For H Brother's] drama; “Sally's Elopement,”| dy eee Believing visual more effective than oral nots State Food Commission has organized a motion picture cam-) paign for education for the pur pose of purging the state of food At the Pleasant Hour Tonight | drama; 1 Hendrick's Divorce. Te ef oni l“The Sign of the Snake;" “The 63 Henpec Hod Carrier comedy c A Divorce Scandal,” drama saved In free motion on sr dbwang consisting mostly of edu 9 cational subjects. IRE $ | ee The “Buffalo Bill” pictures con. 87c 75¢ 4 and great Indian fighters, were leently shown before the cabinet fitted. Buffalo Bill, and many ern Indian wars were {n the pie tures. Government troops and real Indians were a part of the feature see Alhambra Until Wednesday Night “From the Lion's Jaws,” two-part } Tapestry ‘Table Cov- wild animal picture; “The Honey-| | S66 S2"" “Ke Sa mooners,” two-part Victor comedy 1 greens fast colors; regular pry “Animated = Weekly,” | e quall world’s news. } ‘cle A Until Tuesday Night 19¢ Caen and "Green-Eyed Devil.” two-part Re- gaye 41.4 Hance drama; “Path of Geniui | |two-part Kaybee drama; “Scien | Thanhouser comedy | | see Clemmer Until Tuesday Night Hearst Selig News Service” The Price of the Necklace,” two- part drama; “The Hunting Spid ers, cational “Love's Obliv: “One on Bill, acenic Calanial Until Tuesday Night Colleen Bawn,” three-part Ka lem drama; “Art for a Heart,” com-| edy Pathe's Weekly,” world's news. $1.1 8 French Coble Net CORMERTATIE [ROWER TO BE ARLOLUTILY Sure, URERAL ENOUGH TO SATEET TAR. MUNDED PLORLL. MORE from this bank than you put into it. This is true in more ways than in the matter of | interest on Savings CHAPTER Clil | (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association) | Yesterday Dick left for the place |where he, lost the book contract last summer because he would not |bribe. He was sent for by the new board of education, on which there Deposits. As a cus- |have been three women appointed Mrs. Ralph T. Crane. the cos-|j am very anxious to hear what ve man vosper" dae ha Y ltume in which she attended the Dick will think of women in this privileges and accom- Pasadena millionaires’ “Hard Times capacity. | could see last night . A | Ball.” lthat he was somewhat prejudiced modations which only PASADENA, Cal, March ‘16 ainst_ them the regular bank de- | Another rich’ man’s romance Tam so glad that Dick has an. j | has just gone to sh! Ralph jother chance at that contract and positor can enjoy. T. Crane, Chicago millionaire, |that my advice, which was prac You have the full | wit be sued for divorce by his |tically “Honesty is the best pol H e- | pretty 19-year-old wife licy,” bas demonstrated itself to be benefit of the ee. Lack cor Jcorrect, Dick wanted me to go rience, organization, | wrecked their ship of d | with him, but I realized that I must | bites |have a little time to “adjust” my abi nd energy of a strong and com- pletely equipped in- stitution whose sole in her complaint business is to handle | yelper alt ee pap money matters. oon as | have estab | To neglect a cough or cold is whose success is in always a hazardous act. A cold 9 down on the lungs and so 1 told him 1 thought I \DON’T COUGH YOURSELF. | To protect the famil, cf her | self, husband from notoriety, Mrs re has steadfastly refused file any charge: against him gal residence here s ‘ ‘ wait, My husbane 80 often foe direct ratio with the family is not to blame for this |and the cough that follows may success of its cus- tro Although. | do not leasily be a symptom of bronchitis expec my husband again |pleurtsy, or even pneumonia tomers. | there will be nothing unpleas- |Coughing frequently follows at } ant tacks of la grippe, and if severe and persistent, Is a tax on the sys tem that weakens the vital resist Foley's Honey and Tar ORTHERN BANK BUTTER BY MAIL ed le Butter fresh from the churns at upon for quick relief. A man North Yakima to Seattle by parcel! named A. R. Ellison, Taylor, “Wis. e wee nccording to a letter,from ommending Foley's H®ney and Lennon, postinaster of Yakt Tar Compound to all those need Browr where? into a Serious Condition | Lie Our New York resident buyer is cial, no matter how large the quantity to offer. nounces “McCormack Bros., Seattle and Tacoma, is in the house,” No wonder, knowing, as they do, the great purchasing power of the wholesale and retail stores of McCormack Bros., Seattle and Tacoma. ordinary in bargains to offer you day after day. “The Store That Saves You Money.” 1 Sensational Sale of @ Women’s Apparel $12.98 several lots of ribbons in the fashionable shades and style lors, 4'% to 7 inches wide, in moire, Dresden, Persian, checks, plaids, brocades. fects. Prices extra special for three days, selling at 14c 19c, 25c, 35¢, 50c See our show windows. 39c Corset Special Made every curve and motion of the body In order to introduce this madel the price is wet at 39¢ Glove Specials Pair—Women's Kid Gloves, all colors and you gengrally pay $1.( Pair—Kid Giov rich embroidered pay $1.607 All Gloves fitted at the counter. Misses’ and Children's Fine Kid Gloves, sizes 0 HOSIERY—Everything and anything in Stockings, cotton, ¢ ir lisle, silk Hele and pure silk, at very special prices during alterations. $3.9 and white wit THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE DICK 18 OUT OF TOWN } should mother and father were fined to the “there” You canhot buy desirable style for less than the kind three-row acks. Why else. Bring in your child to be months tomorrow. marriage brought it has, but not the KIND I Tam happy, but not In the way I expected to be marriage s would h drop back into its ordinary groove > monotony after the wed oner of Zenda,” and ending of the at love wre only all.” y mode! rn mothe that vision to recog ength of body is no magic » or less egotistical people LAST WEEK ALTERATION AND EXPANSION SALE fF ON THE JOB! when the manufacturer or importer has anything spe- When the usher of any of those large concerns an- every buyer and department man This is the reason we have something out of the This is the reason we are entitled to the slogan, New Arrivals Spring Millinery At Remarkable Savings SEMI-TRIMMED HATS — New est Spring shapes, not Ae Bc Women's Wash Waists, 00. Made 95c Petticoats. finest Me 574 Women's House Dresses A Made of xg 1 quality per light id med The tore 4 ave mone Puc 57¢. —Our New York buyer, ever on the alert and alive to the trend of Fashion's demand, anti- a lively ribbon season, and, as a consequence, a shortage as usual. so much used by milliners, dressmakers and woman-made Colors, although bright, have soft shading ef- Underwear Specials Ae agp Spring Specials widths. match ues. Threeday sale at 3c. er oat ned, Richelieu ribbed. Regular value 10¢ two for 10c 15 Women's = Lisle c Finish Vests. Generous ‘coverall sizes; di lace yoke. 2be grade cut to 16e 25 Union Suite — C French ribbed; deep crochet lace trim ming or cuff knee. Ex- pansion Sale price, 25c. chons. shams. in silk, sertions. «rades go on sale at 2c, ! oo to | 98 Bint and heavy; we Spring styles; gunmet a White Cott ta, sine 12x in plaids | OQS eis. ee aul stand: | patent leather and Russia ard $1.00 ity r way A aude tan; latest toe and $2 49 x3 1 jarquisette Serims (nm Arab- : Leh 11:¢ heel, a pair " iin jan and white; a very strong slae FaxM0: nice round Men's $4.00 Russia Tan Calf t finish: | Shoes, of the latest make; button or la = $3.49 sizes, pair Boys’ $3.50 Patent Leather Dress Shoes, button or bluch- er; the wide or narrow toe; to eye a par... gaed Child’s $2.0 Patent Velvet Top Shoes, al! the rage this a rane 8 5 to $1 AS He succeeded Remember, we are living up to the slogan, THE ONLY 3 Yard—Torchons and c Valenciennes, all Insertions to 10¢ and 5c val- Be Linen Cluny and Tor. c Values up to 25e. Make your own cur- tains, bedspreads and 12:0 Cnc. Cluny; Lace Insertions to match. This lot is a snap at the price. 2 Smail lots of Torchon © and val. Laces and In- Regular 10 good | Women’s $3.00 Oxfords, new . - ° * my . . . - . Perea Bepeee SACO ent CAD TET OP eET Cea wRENOER ERED | gut from what I dreamed. | EX PR ny + Long ago | learned that when one | * | put another in its place. | T love Dic loves me eal LOVE SPURNED . tim the old, mad, | love comes back to both ; ssu|jof us, but I think both of us have : moth his}come to know that, for everyday BY MISS OF 1? " still con-| existence, friendship, camarade jand understanding are better than | stock,” for| love, which always asks everything | 4 folks.” |even while it gives everything | married seven| 1 Would be very unha without ‘ Dick i I grow to depend more| ein and more on his companionship, 1| 1 think |@™ not happy now without him. 1] axpec feel as though rt of me was ‘one, but I have gotten over that) wild unrest when he is not near] I ex-|@nough for me to touch him | v4 life to Oh! Little book, life is a com. ecnatart uavlen (Tak thing tn which nothing is sim | not im. | Ple oven fea bit (To Be Continued Tamorraw) > to} Best modern outside rooms, 26c ewart House, 86 West ivertisement g, some years | that Anthony mistake in when he Flavia give up | wistful words LOVE love is | . means pa ae Manuel Bonilla teadfast alwa apd wetnt ive ae » duty, and/or ; iat that stay up in place} NEW ORLEANS, La., March! 16, nd mind to do it? | And we all wrinkles from young oF| ay . a Sid tees Tho wealth and position of nM ot extra ting tooth without any pat, | | Joaquin Bonilla, former president self-centered | again of Honduras, lost their attraétion JOf cleaning Ione teeth and making them : ESE = for his 17-year-old minutes AN-| without making charges away out of garot Kingstor » Wedding ceremony the |Of sll things ele that Dentists oan Margaret tried to buy her would come | pa b rk that we do for! dom from her elderly adt but and our jor w good It wilt tant and wit he wouldn't even look 0,000. toppl sais AM aa hab oa ea F settled matters by ¢ ith my jain . ee ee se ly Stone, inhappy mar-| ot must know, as through Her onl ° marriage is Albany's Cut Rates worry -you ¥