The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1914, Page 11

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IF POSSIBL! 206 Renprese Theatre Building Second Av., Cor. Spring Seattle, Wash. Please send me, prepaid, your Ga on ¢ Address = (~H—AzmM Cherry st. representing themselves as Dr. pa- Evelyn Nesbit Thaw—Her Latest Picture Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, smarting under the humiliation she has re cently undergone at the hands of clubwomen in the South, has written to friends {n this city an appeal that she be given “fair during her theatrical engage ment at the Moore theatre in April When she danced in Atlanta, Ga, recently Mrs. Thaw was barred from her hotel because of bitter protests of the women In Richmond, Va., the clubwomen protested against ber appearing and circulated a petition to close the theatre. Only by carrying the matter into courts was she able to continue. 1 want to work,” says Evelyn 1 have a right to work. No one can stop me. [| am on the stage and I shall remain on the stage The people who say and write nasty things about me are fighting a EVELYN THAW ASKS WOMEN TO FORGET PAST; WANTS A CHANCE part of this week—a aE LOOK! REA and foreign weaves tiful patterns, in | mother. |} “And a mother doesn't give way one inch! “I didn't go before the footlights until I positively couldn't tell where the next meal for me and my boy was coming from. Ite unfair to say capitalizing my pe If I had cared t have earned $7,500 in . after the second Thaw trial, just to stand up and be made a show of I never have consented to such a thing and I never will.” “I don't want my boy to stinted or hampered tn any way want him to have the bent healthiest bringing up It is for him | am working and for him I am fighting. | am appeal- ing to other mothers, and other working women, to forget my pi and to give me a fa ibeiping hand for the future.” We have decided that i less than cost. bocker pants, closing be 1 and All $5.00 and $6.00 and Mixtures ..... 75c¢ Boys’ Waists cut chance and OLE HANSON'S GET INTO C Here is Thorsten young fellow of 81 He is Ole Hanson's father, but. unlike Ole, he hasn't a gray batr in his head. Both father and son are good, staunch, fighting progressives. Thorsten Hanson is going to Ra- cine, Wis, where Ole was born 40 years ago, for a short visit, and when he returns he will get into the campaign for Ole Hanson for United States senator. Voted for Lincoln “I cast my first vote for Abraham Lincoln,” sald Hanson, 8Sr. “r always was a republican until the progressive party was formed. I could not vote for Abe Lincoin and then vote for Taft. Lincoln was the greatest man that ever lived. “I remember how anxious we all were to elect him. I had re come to the United States DR.E.J.BROWN a, AN—ASMoO SPECIALIST FOR YOUR EYES and TEETH Beware of dentists at First ay S and Edwin J. Brown #0 as to catch my tients, I have installed an Optical Depart ment in connection with my Dental practice. prepared to care for BS an well as the-X, [s H, The most moderry’ equipment and a rkilied Op tometrist of more than iN and DENTAL PRACTICE Grows I am now remodeling my Dental Of tn fices at 713 Firet a the Union to fit ay in a) EDWIN J. BROWN, Seattle's Lending Dentiat 718 Viret Ay., Union Block Dental Department open evenings unt * and Sundays until 4 for peopie who work AMPAIGN FOR HIM vit | You can phone your WANT FATHER, 81, 0 625 FirstA THE STAR—FRIDAY MONEY-RAISING SALE Ever inaugurated. The greatest slaughter of new Spring Merchandise ever heralded in Seattle. The store has been closed figures for quick disposal when the SALE OPENS SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 9 A. M. MEN’S SUITS The fabrics are the best American Worsteds, Wide Wales and Pin Checks. $12.50 Young Men’s Suits cut to. .$2.95 $13.50 Young Men’s Sui $15.00 Young Men's S $16.50 Men’s Suits cut to...... $18.00 Men's Suits cut to.......$6.95 $20.00 Men's Suits cut to.......$7.95 HATS rg og Paw epee $22.50 Men's Suits cut to.......$8.95 | $2.00 Hats cut to................69¢ 15¢ Working rtaaig og of 4c $25.00 Men’s Suits cut to.......$9.95 | $2.50 Hats cut to..............$1.29 ine Carve eae . ‘a $27.50 Men’s Suits cut to... . . .$10.95 | $3.50 Hats cut to..............$1.69]10¢ White Hemstitched Handkerchief $30.00 Men’s Suits cut to......$11.95 | $5.00 Hats cut to... 1... $2.48 landkerc! a. ~_AMl Selz Shoes Greatly Reduced Closing Out All Our Boys’ and Children’s Knee Pants Suits department, so have marked them at $6.00 Boys’ Corduroy Suits, knicker- $7.50 Blue Serge Suits, knickerbocker Boys’ Knee Pants, value up to $1.50. 39c 50c Boys’ Golf Shirts cut to.......17¢ * n _—_—_— Reo eee a P. S.—Don't be misled by other signs. Be sure and look for the Big Red Hand marked 625 First Avenue. MONEY REFUNDED Foot of Cherry Street P. S.— REMEMBER, EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE GOES AT REDUCED PRICES APRIL 3, 1914. small army of clerks have been busy arranging and marking the stock with Red Price Tickets in plain $15,000 IN FIFTEEN DAYS <4uumaz D EVERY ITEM! FIGURE IT OUR FOR YOURSELF! READ! MEN’S PANTS $2.50 Men’s Corduroy Pants cut to.98c $2.00 Men’s Working Pants cut to. .89c $2.50 Men’s Dress Pants cut to. . .$1.23 $3.00 Men’s Dress Pants cut to. .$1.48 $5.00 All Wool Serge Pants cut to. $2.48 $1.75 Men’s Khaki Pants cut to. .. .98c ALL OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS AND SLIP-ONS LESS THAN HALF PRICE. 75c Work Gloves, Hogskin—cut to.39c 50c Police Suspenders cut to....17¢ $2.00 Jersey Sweaters, all Colors. .79c 25c Canvas Leather-Faced Gloves cut $3.50 Rough-Neck Wool Sweaters cut ie es esas $1.49 eckties, Flowing Ends and Reversibles, cut to +. $2.00 Eagle Pure Wool Shirts and in the most beau- Serges, Mixtures, cut to. . $3.95 s cut to. . $4.95 - $5.95 $1.00 Boys’ Hats cut to..........48c $1.00 Men’s and Boys’ Caps cut to. 48c 50c Men’s and Boys’ Caps cut to. .23c FURNISHING GOODS 50c Work Shirts cut to Extra Heavy Blue Overalls cut to. .42c $1.25 Flannel Shirts cut to.......69c 75c Black Sateen Shirts cut to... .39c $1.25 Dress Shirts cut to.. -59c $2.00 Suit Cases cut to.... -79¢ 25c Paris Style Garters cut to......8c 50c Knit Ties cut to.............19¢ 35c Work Gloves cut to..........18¢ $1.00 Whip Lash Buck Gauntlet Gloves cut to Wee eens See seedee ets MMS 50c President Style Suspenders 9c 50c Alaska Wool Sox, extra heavy. .23c 25c Yukon Sox ................--9¢ 50c Dress Suspenders, fine lisle. .14c 50c Belts .. 19¢ 50c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers cut to. vo: ¢ Sis ski 4 og 6 2 eee aa 75c Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers $1.00 Wool Mixed Shirts and Drawers $1.50 Cooper’s Wool Shirts and Draw- sade Shun Me dE ETE eR ee $1.00 Union Suits cut to...... $1.25 Union Suits cut to...... $2.00 Union Suits cut to..........98¢ to discontinue this out price. . .$3.35 Suits in Cashmere GO. 6 oon cee aee _ OR MERCHANDISE EXCHANGED ON ANY UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASE ALL ALTERATIONS FREE 625 First Ave. HIMELHOCH BROS. | £25 First Ave Kine & Rosenberg’s old stand—28 years in one location HEFTY OFFICERS © DANCE ‘KITCHEN SINK’ FOR JUDG Ibe | LOWELL, Mass, April 3.—Af ter Policemen Ryan and Morris of E |the local foree had given a demon stration in the court of the “kite had sink,” a dance which they deemed immoral, the judge decided the steps came under the wrestling law, and case of Frank Hennessy and Angelina Mar lcotte, tango teachers. continued the However, they were acquitted at a later hearing : The two policemen declare they | will never make another arrest for improper dancing } This resolution came after they | had ruined two uniforms, spoiled | two “shines” and ndarly broke two Thorsten Hanson body was strung up to the highest pitch, legs showing the court the way the tango teachers were dancing when they were arrested. The wriggiiest dancer of Argen tine could writhe tn front of them A Time of Tragedy “And when the assassin’s bullet struck him, it was as if there was a jebild dead in every home. Men spoke in whispers, Women sat at the doors of log cabins and could| now with impunity not bring themselves to work.) ———————————— Everything was at a standstill.” A CHILD DOESN’T | Asked what he thought of Ole | Hanson's chances for the United | LAUGH AND PLAY IF LITTLE STOMACH IS SOUR, LIVER TORPID AND BOWELS CLOGGED States senate, the old man smiled good naturedly and said “It took him two years to get his wife, but he finally tired her out. If Ole wants anything worth while he | never eats, or drinks, or walks, or talks anything else until he gets it Says Ole’s a Sticker “Ole is a good boy, and he never was afraid. He wanted to study law, and he worked nights fn a Give “California Syrup of Figs”| at once—a teaspoonful today often | saves a wick child tomorrow | If your little one 1s out-of-sorts, lothing store and mo sawing eee ane oT Tnes *AWINE! naltsick, ten't resting, eating and OT catia attood the country with |#cting naturally—look, | Mother if tongue is coated, This is a| |him, his wife and two children, 12] % years ago. | “He was pretty bad off—kind of | paralyzed. He stuck ft out after | we all wanted to quit. He got well |He told me then he was going to |the senate some day. I guess he will be there, too.” SAVE VICTIM OF HICCOUGHS © sign that {t's little stomach, | liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irritable, fe-| verish, stomach sour, breath bad | or has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a tea- spoonful of “California Syrup of Figs,” and in a few hours all the |constipated poison, undigested food | sour bile gently moves out of little bowels without griping, ou have a well, playful child und | its Mothers can rest easy after giv-| ing this harmless “fruit laxative,” because it never fails to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and ten the stomach and they dear-| f CLIFF, y April 3. Having hieccoug almost con | stantly from Thankagiving day until aw la few days ago, Hilda Caine, 11} ly love its pleasant taste, Full di-/ | years old, apparently ts cured. Doc-| rections for babies, children of all tors had given up hope, She was|ages and for grown-ups printed on} cured during a violent coughing | each bottle **| spell, during which her mother | Reware of counterfeit fig syrups. her tea and lemon Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot poo ene tig of “California Syrup of Figs then see that it is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.” |AD now—pay for it later. Don't be fooled! Jor. He declares he will adopt 1,000 Battles With BigBoa| CHILD ADOPTED =: ¢-=-= = = = >»/90 AFFINITIES TO Constrictor on Ship} BY MILLIONAIRE; ‘tHoucnts to | SUPPORT; TONY scar “uae See | SHES HIS 300TH KiL woman STOLE TO DO IT “St. Patrick,” as green a boa . . INC : a PATERSON, N. J. April 3 “Snakey” Jake Schmidt, who | GRAND JUNCTION, Col., April] constrictor as ever left the Antonio Coletti, who confessed to captured the 20-foot reptile MILWAUKEE, Wis. April $.—/|%--Making every preparation for|robberies of the jewelry stores of while it was battling in the When Helen § an, a waif in|her death and burial, even to the/Max Menin and Hyman Salzberg forehold of the steamer charge of the Wisconsin Industrial |extent of fixing the date of her| several weeks ago, confessed to Graccia. “Snakey” Jake school heard the name of Charles | demise, Mrs. Clara B. Carter, &/three more robberies in Lodi, N. J, spends his life in the jun Page, she remarked that he was |nurse, is dying at a sanitarium./jast night, in which places he got of South America hunt her uncle. | Physicians say she will not live,/ jewelry and mgney to the amount kes, birds and wild An investigation disclosed the {although there is actually nothing | of $700. 8 for American zoolog- ical gardens, so they sent him up to catch the snake when it escaped from its crate. | fact that Page, who is a millionaire | Wrong with her. |of Tulsa, Okla., was related to her eeeesecapiechennincntionines He adopted the child, she being jthe He 8: he had 20 affinities, and — that it was to get money to support A 20-ton balanced rock overhangs | these women that caused him to be 300th waif he has taken charge|the village of Thomary in France.|come a burgla Lake HAT SPRING SUIT Order It Today—Let It Be a “Dundee” measure $25 VALUE FOR $15 Measure It will pay you to inspect our spring line of woolens and don’t forget we save you TEN DOLLARS \ A NEW REASON What N makes the line always Passerger trains on the G late? Weary Porter—Probably the fact that the employes have to waste so much time answering needless questions, FRECKLES Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots SAVE $10 Ona DUNDEE SUIT Tailored to Your Measure Now the slightest | 5 Val f amed ‘of your |i $25 Value for $15 freckles, as the prescription othine | Ask the Man Who Wears a double strength—is guaranteed Dundee—HE KNOWS. to remove thes homely spots | Simply get an ounce of othine—| double strength—from any druggist | and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see | that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the light-| er ones have vanished entirely, [t] is seldom that more than an ounc is needed to completely clear the} skin and gain a beautiful, clear complexion Re sure to ask for the double| strength othine as this is sold under | guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles.—Ady,