The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1914, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH i914, 9 3 COMMERTATINE EWOCEH TOBE ABSOLUTELY. SAR. ~ ES TT I ’ *) . ere Is t aes civawnane ceseiiapeuiageieiniaaiting a ee ee o\¢ « ° » Risk Thiele no flan wtory, OP. Torpedo boats at San Franciece ; Woodruff and Kaman ‘A; Base and | ott! New apood record for onc : in selecting an indi- we obt ee a poral’ student attends classes with During the Spring Opening Sale the fact was demonstrated beyond any question of doubt that for genuine bargains in . F C D n o or iret appendix . . “ge > ” H * a vidual to act — wou apes sanithie " jnseansotian Mountain sliding Into valley tn new merchandise McCormack Bros. is the one ‘Store That Saves You Money.” This statement will be borne out by thousands of your Estate. ta atrest oF Chatien Dorcher (2 Tence | eee ‘ j The ce ; ear a {fo arrest of Charles Dutcher, “Two killed and three Injured in ial Of well-pleased patrons who took advantage of the sale. Now, with increased floor space, we intend demonstrating as a fea- . oug hones gett r colliston between train and auto tn : on #. A, Sexton, W. R. C., No. 35,/ °° i efficient, he is sub- rd party Tnnbcas niet oe Alameda, sl | ture in each department. Tuesday we demonstrate k e! isfor \ ry Field Marshal French and Gen ject to the musfor- Tea and social afternoon by |HWard of England to tnsixt on ros-| a a s s s tunes of life, and the |, { De Hirsch in thy | /#nations | t of those for | vestry rooms Tu David Kane, 9 months old, Bait! r j r ses an ir ais 5 — c stig Duwamish Waterway treatie re" re oes with pig's eyo, phys! ] 5 whom you wis pene clans declare ° eer Attempt to assassinate Zelaya * a. 5 Bachelors’ dance at Broadway \ aya, " : ‘ ‘ * . ~ . os, me ag hall Friday night ormer Nicaragua president, fatis ai in our new and spacious salesrooms. We will demonstrate to you that in these departments will be found merchandise that will ccordingly Pi bli hearing o rurb, nbyiihie . . . . A . . . aaa ie or , ro b cig Weid by Publi ween | Nebraska republicans are meeting | compare favorably with anything in the Northwest—with this difference, our prices are considerably lower for similar goods. void such risks by * alg gee age for harmon : ; en . * “tee . } tine this sa nmissl scanner wet biguer|. N° further flood danger expected The reason: First, we do a cash business; second, we ¢liminate fancy gingerbread fixings, always an expensive item in the cost © . if t ger sin Pennsylvania. . : : i ied b: hi d of . appropriation from legislature for rehend the magnitude of the stocks carrie us at this end o ered trust to this [University of Washineton dan Ree, 1 cen tak of doing business. In order that the public should fully comp g th y Trust Company, — Chickens drop cent. Pgh lee Act +t the avenue we inaugurate a : : Seattle Spiritualists celebrated | 'acher, of Poland, | which is legally em- anniversary of modern spir.|. Weather bureau, Washington, 0.| to act in |'tuatiam Sunday C., predicts rain in nearly all parte} powered 7 Open Forum indorees free tolls, Of country this week | . this capacity, is sur- Sixteen students dropped by unl ron Injured, train wreck, Otta-| = 3 y ever t Stud bade Poncrce | rounded by Y | ""Ladies Hebrew Benevolent vo-| Walter Greer Campbell, former| possible safeguard, | ciety meets Wednesday at Temple ! Mtlop ». arraigned for passing | r forged $2 check i} ide and Ye Hirsch ’ has had wid Washington state exposition com:| | Prince Tokugawa Is offered prem 3 successful experi- | yy) issues booklet to attract !6rship of Japan | “ seane Gxncatiian vent ere. Selamographs at Georgetown and i 3 1 ose life position visitot® bh 9 ae a cacy and whove ie uns uum cc, garam ewonert etl 818 ty G18 $3.00 il ions is perpetual. onor of “Dad” Wagner discussed, | arth shocks | Petticoats , are, Gertrude Smith, widow of| F. & Otueka arrested in Philadel ’ iy MWR Rusia. tc ecine, [DAI ah pepeitta tuceeans acs Women’s Coats Fashioned of soft, rich GLOVE Small Wares ed at Barranquilla, Columbia One killed and five Injured in M his ail nas + State caren may get Oriental |train wreck, Springfield, 0. Messaline, which cling o ; i Roy Schneider, 19, arrested in San the form al High-Grade Kid Gloves Every little thing needed T “Large attendance expected at an! ©, for sending ar k plait flou x ‘ helor.or maid oF vention of Washington | !« * to William R. Cob nife pl unce You neve I chelor o aid 0} 7) at H otel association o man tailored. Col en, r - Glove the Lm or the home or r AND TRUS: (0. ° Manatuska coal to be t Her a Jaunty Spring } " hehtin tf ‘ bl ot We ver get the Faas Colilinds wetntdn: dave ivunal: |sieames Skarbinads tt ts dakoonend phe y ey. blue, cerise habby bargain (7?) table amp e never get the water atorium| Frank Tannenbaum, leader of riot sett f periodical spasm in an effort FOURTH AND PIKE SEATTLE aves oy ore who invaded churc away, fashioned of orted cia s or to make you think that you Seattle Alaskans organize to urge|at New York to one year {n jail, | "ds ; gate p | to make yc a y cong ate $200,000| H. L. Wilson, former ambas: Ratine rge and Novelty e .50 e will save $1.00 on a So—a EDISON ee for exhibit at/scored President Wilson's Mexican Suiting some lined with imonos .... ppt article. Our prices ona Par policy in address at Linc | sod quality Messaline, in ; n : E t ‘ yay Morey-Scollard- Gen. u. 8. Grant, fortress No. 1,, Gov. Hays pardons Fred Seton, r quality essalin r New model tor rie at as er hua tania snd die D. G. A. R,, will give card part at negro, of 115 nen “ the se Qn t ire, fashioned wool crepe, " * aaday night. | tew minutes later be le oc ited es 1 te ih j { very ek esti and fs $1. 38 Fownes’ French Kid | lowest lake ist and Gillam Co. Settlement House rum. murder t next Fel $9, 15 ed ts: War eiOulsek ta 6s a i ae hid pine 7 le F to the one “store that 3 . mL sopens at 2815 tern| Striker kilt y your oice co ob n colo agmar anc 2 n a pose Lt AF DEVICES bopets aad one by twoope ed all the most wanted color These are generally navertiae a ou money : TWO STORES = i ccislapusiinscsacsoscoiiieasns sadnaine ee seen ‘Mee tia great special at $1.75. Our a pucien $1.75 Miday next few days ee 79 price for Easter, $1.38 . WHY SUFFER TOOTHACHE? C lete R t a eaeKE Waists ... KID GLOVE8—Fxtra in two Ask for Articles { — ompiete Kepor' veemeey, clasp and one-ciasp cape, all col n , oui der) Advertised fy f M k t T pe New Models in Middy Waists Misses’ School c ors and siz €9¢, 876 and 9c. no’ n » nice n 1 Ww it al it thi ountel ue 3 oO ar e oday . ay Bae so nice nd “_ bon Dresses ....... e fit all gloves at the counter. 5c Romper ages 2 to 6 tere Walaa ercammenn | for the young miss or her older years; blue chambray and \ é 0TH Fit ia ied teal: chs Weeabins 0 » | Alster as ono of these Midday Made from the best and most | Qe fair Easter Hoss’, | linen. ‘This is a good investment : the was featured this morning by ps fashioned of Fregeh drill poche My ® ~ Le tirut.” then ther pretty |: for the mother a farther é Leent drop in the price of chicke: se | not ta any else from 14 galatea cloth, chambray, madras, | stockings, We have the arti iekeia wien ee ee Tl erin ald Drebiies ten Yen > 44 etc., In all the new weaves and | jn brilliant silk lisle, new colors 150 Reider “colors, sleaotin q i v4 colors for Spring wear, trimmed grade, special for] ures. Kimono sleeves, turn-back a < ™% with embroidery or Ince and patch pocket. You can't el $3.50 Wom- 9 small buttons Pair—Silk Stockings, pure i ALBERT HANSEN ona thee e338 zt en’s Skirts ...Ole enn 35¢ fi Pink tints doter See Jeweler and Silversmith . | scar cuptlbebaile’ a top, dainty Easter colors. Sol ; bm j ne ’ mo se * , toe on heel reinrced c x Ia Now Located at His : SET TRIAL DATE of fine honeycomb cloth, bed Ch | bere" F1 50" rade, tale price 8c Laces—Torch ons and 4 cae Mata sack , | ford, serge, etc. Colors, navy, School Hats... .. 5 la ees Valenciennes 4 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison. | i'r! '« Frank Picon!, an Italian, charged black oe0 ‘air — Vacation ock- 7 a x | aa | with the murder of Henry Werner lock, tango, Diewh, COE. “O58 A dig lot just arrived, made 122c Inge for the boy and girl, Ie 8 values up to 10c. Dur- i | Parentpe : the Issaquah rancher, will come up a walst and you are dressed at from Milan straw and trimmed | Triple knee—school children can © ing vacation give your little . THINK!| he : ia “head” Yetivoe for trial April 23. The date was « a very modest price; 1,95 with: eibbons aus flowere: sles Lear ‘voued bet they can't toatl cei aa cecmetakne eee LOOK! READ lout veatshes™ pipeate: by Judge Frater. Mrs. Magdal during our 10-days sale ' several other lots, from 49¢ up. | these Stockings ing. It may be useful to her. 5 Atectatety the only theatre In seattie ‘ un Werner, also charged with Grst-< iE tsces eno regeier ‘srearem |gree murder, will have a separate A seed week's The. nies nad inom tng later. ster vacation—10 days of pleasure—for the school children, but how about the mother? Misery and 4 ek eas “ernest 0 single exception 1 Osseo | worry. The mother can avoid all annoyance and have the child act during vacation “all same day before E is A CLOSE SHAVE. Christmas” by going to McCormack Bros.’ and participating in the carnival of bargains. Articles for the romp- i 7 S ts voy and girl. Secured by our New York resident buyer for this special occasion at 50c on the $1.00 e wo @ 1% “1110 E. Howell . : . . “seen | iroken lag when Mothers, get him his Easter Suit now. On sale the balance of this week. os | heavy auto truck he wan driving Py ae om ! . t _ plunged over a steep embankmen B N f Ik S t 0 P E t P ts $3 .%% | at Ninth av. and Madison st, Satur-! . oys or 0 u Ss ne air x ra an @ 225 |day evening, when the shift brake @ tn b lied t | ®, - 5 ie cies et atied to ‘work. If it wasn't for a big purchase by our resident Eastern buyer of over two thousand Suits, you would have to pay at least $6.50 for ; 7. Vouk and = | BENNETT SICK any one of these Suits. Serviceable tweeds, rich cassimeres and hard-finished worsteds. New Spring models. Pants full lined. To assist Easter Booklets, Novelties and Post the pranks and antics of Young America ; aa MUMMiia tao tesent ont, yoics tte HELIOPOLIS. E March 3 LOT NO. 2 AT $3.98. Boys’ Norfolk Suits. Certainly a modest price for such serviceable materials and rich colors. Better ma- ape ed free on re 24 . Egypt, March 20.—| / : A ‘ er teh Th , : . a Q SU Geta, Senses Grontesate't James Gordon Bennett of the New erials and workmanship than you have ever gotten before. ‘The tari’f is taken off this line. ‘ She each Cards from 10c doa to 2 York Herald ts worse, after several i s ek Orter bow rca iileidag Ste « earslaatiog 1 VER AT Rich Tweeds, Worsteds and ENTERIRISE NOVELTY WORKS compiatete Serges in Several New Models ® “aire: Commercial Club heard David Bis-| ; THE VIRGINUS HOTEL pham talk on grand opera at Satur. ‘. ! $04 Tirsinis Se nen Wowtahe Av aay Tuncheon hoe Dept. | GOING TO ALASKA? See Us for Your Outfit and Save Money # Phone Elliott so a” es E Enlarged . . st! ip reared pusuer a“ omes ic ecia S ' our Shoe Department has ¢ same 4 Feather Pillows, art sateen Paris Net Curtains, 3 yards to twice its size, 1 en C covering, all feathers, worth C tong in Arablan and white; CHAPTER CXV port ables us to add more styles] 76 worth $1.50 » bargain for 98c .| (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper : ‘On, i = hope that he wilt than we have ever carried 7 Sheets, 81x90, extra heavy radliegsed Shades, size Enterprise Association) i th res her = will 4 6 C round ‘thread | muslin; none fast colors fe After Dick had gone to carry out |4 un nees. better for $1.00. ; sant teaer'e eke ma I went| “He will, ¢ Auntie,” T an Popular Price Shoes ‘ 4 lup to her room nd her sit-/swered. 2 made a hit. with $1 6 Comforts, extra large Ba’ ne pure white cotton, size | ting the window with her! “Margie,” she continued, “I have : 100 new patterns; white co ; full 8 pounds; regular thinking about what I ey ne. We invite your er lap and with | been 3 ands f i R uch @ of utter loneliness on)! o do and I have decide n mé about. her and tell her that| With me—to just shut up the house Just Printers kt gone to bring some com co and live our hotel for 70132 THIRD yan t to that other woman, who had | ile. I don't it to break up MAIN 1043] buried not only her love and her |this house, for | may want to come or only sup-| back here to live and, besides, I jcould not bear to begin packing up but probably b |Just now. What do you say to hay A HAPPY CHILD fcr no" sons Sih ea Boston Dentists IN A FEW HOURS 22." syis't ei pico ies and find out how I am going to ad ‘| just myself to living alone? | WHEN CROSS, CONSTIPATED | “7 aa wishite that’ you" wold | FEVERISH, GIVE “CALIFOR- | do that, Aunt Mary," I said gladly . but I am id ‘that Dad and NIA SYRUP CF FIGe Mother Waverly will feel that you should come and Ive with them Mothers can reat oaay after giv | Do you think you would be happler 1420 Second Avenue. Opposite Bon Marche. PATENT SucT/onw tng “Califor p of Figs,” be |over at our hotel cause {n a few hours all the clog | “Yes, Margie, I 1 would ged-up waste, sour bile and fer |-Your mother a good woman, but | menting food gently moves out of|/ we do n allke on that the bowels, and have a well |things. I 1 the matter over ful child again. Children alm-| with John before he went aw will not take the time from|he amid That if I thought you ted me he was sure I) happler by myself and i . the bo nd} and Dick play to empty thelr bowels, a they become tightly packed, Mver| would singgiah and stomach disor |near yo than with Sallie and |i te 4 Richard True-to-Nature Teeth erces, feverish, reatiess,| “Of course, we you, dear The Finest Production of Dental] aee {f tor oated, then give| Aunt Mary, and if 1 are not ry J ir ifference what alls | your treasure h to make al isck’s and my surprise, Uncle John} e@ between Dick, Jack and Mollie, ) ideas Gold Crow 74 { of cold, or | furnished hotel room habitable gave Dick $5,000 and sald I also Dick will be able to take up an-| money aia 4 diarrhoea we will start for the city tome place In the care of Richard Waver-| other block of the book company's Ah, ery? ag remembe rc ht jr, and Margaret, his wife, my| stock,” said Aunt Mary after the |and were Bridgewc (strict ansing’” should Hefore Dick had gotten back I|much-beloved wife, Mary, and I) will read. “John and I talked | your class) per Toot ‘ya be the first treatment gtven.|had gone through the house an m to be to her a son and| this over and we decided that, as of the eee : Nrections for bables, ked 1 me smal pictures and| daughter as long as she shall live.” | you and Margie were the executors | enjoyable Gold Filling a of all ane und grown n ten service and a few other| It ¥ tiful to see the que ind as you would be bothered more at last we Al ; ad On each bottle things that Aunt Mary th he | in look with which or leas with me and my affairs, tt En True-to-Natur s bet grec g syrupe. | would Ike to take with b M canned our faces, Dich was no more than fair that you) while De), 25. 00 t a " so-cont bot-| Catching Dicks telephone, 1 urms to her and she ed should have something for ft -sations (Finest He of syrup of Figs,” | told to send up tw pac his breast and wep l John did not name Dick's in thi 2 : carefully and see that tt] ing n it M y ile the other bequests were! fathag and mother in the will, for is truer All Work Guaranteed vial ; the “California Fig Syr | ing © with d. The home was left to Aunt) he knew the id enough, and he It End jup Company We make no V lyed at the house he | Mar neonditionally, and the in- sald he ganted to know that yoang | you men a ? @Hand back with cor ‘ound the lawyer there and Unele|come of $100,000 for her life, At) hearts would be gladdened, young | thought Kenerally B ay othes 116 #YLUD., |John's will was read, Much to|her death the estate ts to be divid-|enthuslastus fostered, and young | New goods ar inspe iving WOMEN'S P: ah Leathe ind De ng la Kid, trap MISSE S’ $2.50 Ta an Button Shoes, new Spring style; Co-ed toe; 12 to $2 2; a pair eae [a CHILDREN’S $2.00 Gun metal Button: Play $3.50 Hamilton High Top Shoes, 2 full oak sole 2.95 to 53 pair YOUTHS’ $2.50 nies Shoes, kangaroo calf; full vamp) olid coun $1.98 f be t tanned £7 OF ton filling; fast colora; worth $2.50. 69 Biankets, white with > C ana pink border; do size, the $1.00 quality New Spring Wash Goods 15 Printed Crepes, !n floral de c signs; very sheer and will launder perfectly; worth 26c a yard 50 Imported Ratine, 40 inches wide, plain and broken plaids, in pastel shades. Used very much for novelty coats and SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. Feather Pillows, Egyptian Crepe, 36 inches and pencil striped effects; fast colors; regular Poplin, ail quality » worked so hard » were The gaining much more » that | he for compen nothing it that = [| HOUGEN (To Be Continued Tomorrow) size 18x reg $5 to y and lus yur spacious Millit ing some special bi lar way we are have to make ever nicer assortment o 50 per cent cheaz This is no fairy t his Chiet Griffiths has ordered t at school buildings at closing opening time, to afford better tectioh for the children. The ¢ believes that officers may be nt to prev rcidents. lues patrolmen plan their beats so as to} ous woods to be found in the able mill $6 Trimmed illinery YOUR CHOICE FOR A FEW DAYS $2.98 : In order to make you better acquainted with ery Department we are offer- asian hy MENOUE in the regu- told. by shrewd buyers who y cent count, that we have a f Trimmed Hats and at least ver than the stores uptown, ale. It is a fact and can be Milline y for yo To GUARD KIDS 'To SHOW | Goons hat A portable buildi and! west will be sent through the pro-|by the West Coast Lumber % hief |facturers’ assoctation, repr¢ ers and lumber the Pacltic Northwest The Shoe Repai 16 Union St.