The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1914, Page 5

17, 1914, PAG STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUN cr a ESTABLISHED 1 ‘35 PER CENT OF STATE VOTING aDougall, + fouthwiek This Dissolution Sale PROHIBITION, PETITION SAYS. << MR. PLATT RETIRES FROM THE FIRM OF Save From 10 to 80 Per Cent, THE WOODHOUSE & PLATT FURNITURE CO. KSI WILL SAVE YOU 2000 Pairs Pure Silk Hose BIG MONEY league confidently claim today|vember, 1914, as in 19 Washi tion by an overwhelmin La pert Officials of the Anti-Saloon] If the same vote ts had tn No 2» will vote for prohibt-| 47,000, less than 14% of the} majority. | total vote, will be needed in addi Special 85c $1.00, $1.25 and wh 50 Values is sale consists of the | Silk Hose, Over 25% of the voting popula-|tion to the voters who have already | tion of the state {s committed in| signed the probibition measure to Everything you need In furnishing the home or the summer black and white to the “dry” side, | carry It camp can be had here now at savings as great as 50 per cent. Come in and look through the different departments. Everything marked in plain figures—figures that will save you money. as indicated by the 112,000 signa Seattle leads the number of sig on the initiative bill filed|ers with 14,000, Th i * il j | tur | tim with the secretary of state at|in Tacoma, 6,000 In Spokane, ( } ee a Olympia " Smt leet r day jin Bellingham, 1,500 in Everett The petition is the largest ever| 1,000 in Walla Walla, 3,000 in Yak and probably the larg-|ima, 790 in Olympla Start Check at Once he secretary of state will at once start a check of 32,000 names, | The signatures have already been certified to by the registration of-| ficials throughout the state. | The state secretary will merely | have to see that there are no du cate signatures in the 22,000 names necessary to initiate the bill AN ESTABLISHED CREDIT POLICY Credit without interest is not new here As in the past, Wo atill offer to furnish your home complete—ou Credit without Interest or Extras. WE CHARGE NO INTEREST. filed he | est ever filed anywhere in the! country on the prohibition =| $20 solid oak Dining Table tn the deautiful style {ilustrated, in the fumed fintah; 44-inch § aIx-foot 6.50 price $35.00 quartered oak Dining Table olonial bane, exactly ike out: 4s $28.95 tion. Total Vote Only 319,000 At the last gubernatortal eleo tion, the total vote for all candi dates was 319,000. Those behind the initiative bill claim thousands of voters will vote “dry,” though they did not sign the bill The petition, welghing 300] manufacturer in Aw it 1s, the measure has ap-| pounds, was filed by President 1, ne of sizes, with proximately 80,000 more signa-|B. Kirkpatrick 5 y H, E f black and cola tures than {t needed to place it on| Foster and Super the ballot 1n November. Based on|D. Conger of the nal grade ose, which the total vote for go or in 1912 gue. Th it only needed 82,000 votes to {n-|contained only 84,000 1 are calle lars, owing to a slight gefect in their t ohibition bill the Chicago petition only ndaeailmemeeenien - . r manufacture However, in many case? it cannot be de- tected. In this lot there is Morar of costume ides ; also plenty of blacks. All sizes line from @ ate the $13.50 Rocker, sim e Mustration, bullt of » i Hocker, or waxed 9.75 ott o ooke: 4 oak, finished fumed: eer finteh imilar to $8.26 solid oak ker Hinien et od os: a, Hose that sell in the rege uine Spanish leather seat cut, genuine leather seat. similar to ¢ eather spring ular way at $1.00, $1.25 and] @ Big Bargains in the Rug and Drapery Department. = 2 Axminster Rugs, | Couch Covers. Imported rantte | i : $26 Axminster | Neeular | | $1.50. Very special, 85¢. aoe First Floor, ister Q—What would you feel IIke do-;his short-sightedness, Sometimes) Ing with persistent flower thieves?|a separation for a time straightens | regret to say that most of those| things out, and makes a divorce " who steal flowers are women... It| unnecessary MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. — very annoying, after care has scant ——— - ie been bestowed, having in view to ex-| While walking In the park the] ang 4¢ 1s up to you e's | hibit, not alone for the roses to be| other day | met and fell In love Sup to you not to be easy. | NU BONE CORSETS stolen, but the trees injured by in-| with a young man. He told me his! @_ Why Is it you don't answer Vaasiehal ae Squares, Sale Rugs, 9x12 sine; pe W104 Mie ee ce ee $4.50 ae many fine pat- Granite 84 Eqeares, terns, Sale price experienced hands removing the|name and asked to take me to tho! my question when you knew | was 802 PEOPLE’S BANK $3. 35 | $16 15 ron . a Eye i | show. Lea gr | waited hot ye worried? 1 have written you be- _Bittote 4435 m ou would scarcely eve that corner for an hour and a half for fore on another subject and you |————— In one evening no less than five| him, he did not come. | found his | gig not answer me yet. | wrote women attempted to steal, and one |name in the directory. Shall !| ou in regard to breaking my mir-|| Krinke Piano School waited until it wae dark at 10/ write and ask him why he did not|/tor Please answer me. Yours, o'clock and we caught her with|keep his appointment? Yours truly, | GALE. in roses had plucked, and she | H. M. sa by baa ett X nen aor only made the taking a joke | A—I should say not. Be sensible | fa: bese: wereinn: cane M. B. j|enough to take the hint, if it was} of that mirror. Just stop How can a ass bring bad er seemed to, it ig the belief that it will that has A—You might ai the plan|one, or learn the lesson, and don't |4, 3 ft Edward Bok, editor of the Ladies'| make a bigger goose of yourself. | of br Home Companion, did a few y are} A girl must be her own protector, | luck 7 If it b | ago. He pleated trained a ‘ sautife ers and put! ige of beautiful flowers and put been the cause, not the glass. Don’t trated above; Colonial des , & sign, on which were these listen to such nonsens waxed finish; 43-inch top, with rds: “In the care of the public You are the result, and a part of} " n, or In that $37.50 quartered oak Muffet, tus SEWING $ MACHINES 5m New Machines rei WITT) SEWING MACH Ix® Omi 1628 Thtrd (Near Pi) Mate 188 ‘or flowe French plate mirror 22 45 Not a flower was st Intelligence, and intelligenc 10x34. Sale price . jured, and all summer crowds takes care of you, and you need} came from far and near to enjoy| Lite when it t* dally lived, ts not q erstition. That is all ig Boo “os |not fear sur | the beautiful flower-hedge condition of poverty, di row. /the breaking of the looking-glass is I cannot understand bow people | put the nt privilege each being can! ‘The only bad luck I see is that |e can think ft right to pick other peo- | attain—n iness — Lucas you will ha to buy another, but| ple’s flowers, although I know that if it teaches you to be more careful |from Hvin. {on flate apartments, Just Printe jand boarding houses. This, of 1012 THIRD @AIN 1043 jcourse, does not excuse them. over again, It’s not an Englishman |’ Panama or Leghorn | You might say on your sign: “Tf lyou wish a flower, ask the owner”, lor some device of your own. 1 would marry. What free-born |M this season. Nothing better om the American girl is going to give up|ff market reabeny everything to marry an Englishman, | into the newest styles, when she sees the mean way they MODEL MILLINERY am a woman 18 | am treat their own countrywomen? Fifth Floor People’s Bank Bldg. Secon $12.60 Morrie Chatr, built of solid oak, golden finish; tm!- tation leather cush- fons, Sale price... $1.35 * or or you get a b that will be good $1050 Dressing 814 Chtftonter $11.95 $8.95 $11.45 These three pleces, tn the handsome straight line pattern {tlustrated above, are built of selected materials, with very fine French plate mirrors Woodhouse @ Platt Furniture @- ize 416% 424 -Dike Street: Dear Miss Grey: “it “Lonesome' lforgets he is English he will soon find a partner. | am an English girl,| but could | live the last few years | and have two boys, My husband goes out with other wom- If “Lonesome” is not a good mix- d, at Pike. er, he is an exception, The major- en. | know this to be a fact for | followed him and saw for myself. A woman come re to we and he treats her as if she w wite. | sed ity of Englishmen are never back- | I'm Just living with him because 1 love my babies, and | have no] 4% ward in coming forward, s, bie $§ oak Center Tadle, 20220 top, tints in golden, waxed be 76 Metal Bed, 1 and 1-16-fnch con- tinuous posts and five fillers: fin- ished in Vernis Martin, fumed. Sale | MRS. W. P. A. prrrrrererrrrs re Telephose—Private Exchange—Fllio tt 2006, price parents. He goes with a fellow out sino $3. 45 [bere that fe just simply ne good.| A Q.—This is the first time | ever Do you think In my case a divorce | |wrote to you, but | have watched a9 a Sn ~|wrong? Or is,a separate mainte-| j / |for answers to all the letters that nate leade: repari to nance better? £ ied were sent you. fo pero Sree laubation ana Please help me, dear, for my| | we Now, Miss Grey, why Is it that a hasten adjournment. jheart le broken; I'm discouraged . et “>. | | boy can't be pleasant to a girl with- with life. | thank you for your out her falling desperately in love! - MANAGER SUES : kindn A WRONGED WIFE. Good evening, strangers! with him; or why can’t they go to rinkleless A—When Jesus was on earth,| You should have attended the lecture|gether as friends without him ask- Youthful, W: @jand Pine, drawn up. teaching, he gave unfaithfulness as| last night tn the Seattie Theatre. my, |ing her to marry him? Such foolish- Capt. G. E. Carlton, New York,|the one point on which separation |>ut there was a big gathering of bright|mess is enough to drive a sane man and appreciative people who listened over|Or Woman buggie—don't you think Skin Easy to Have], t | Nine die. ' assistant chief inspector of the U.|is justifiat 4 a \ You who desire to regain a youth-| 8. bureau of explosives, instructs| Personally, n . vie teary ts > ful appearance will do well to make Fourteen births recorded. | shippers at meeting here. has a right to cohabitate with a|president of the Mental Sctence College| If there is anything a boy de- I think no woman |two hours to four Kers. Prof. Knox,|80 aintance of the two simple, Six divorces granted. Hom vl ge Pes he: A ioceolel ant us: the hut valuabim, prescriptions ®ve"! yy x¢ pierce, proprietor of the| Margaret Olson recital, Odd Fel- ise * ¢ Owners’ association, local) man of that chars spises, it is a 9 ster. She owes |at Bryn Mawr, gave a convincing a¢ here. | Mitchell bi 1 Ol . tod. lows’ hall, Saturday night | eets University branch library |!t to the children she may have not jon “Mar 4 His Place in the Universs.”|age of 12 to 16, and | guess and ' To make an effective wrinkle re-| Mitchell hotel at Olympia, today | lo 4 d to do #0, and she owes it to the| sera Lucas recites yvonne" {hope it Is the same with a true girl DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. & mover. mix an ounce of powdered | filed suit against State Senator| , Ladies’ Ald society, West Seattle I el gg lle at aba clea yp | rm Teas secttod a Youstitel soem. | Wise do you think about it] i saxolite and a haif pint witch har; | George U. Piper for obligations said | Congregational church, all-day 8¢8-| eiien Curtis, 973 John st rear them im @-decent atinospt ae ee lowing SAILOR BOY. If you wish dental work of the | Bathe the face i yriakie is attected,|to have been incurred during the | sion, Thur REP de Evangelist J. i. Piper preaches| On tho other hand, she should|verse ana tlew to Find te" tee omee| 41am with you on that ques-| highest grade, performed Dy eames | tracts wondorfally on sagging factal| 1913 session of the legislature, | Seattle Federation of Women’s |to big audience in tent at Third av.|give the man a chance to make Up|sccnen kere thiver veces nwes *'lsion, “Sailor Boy.” I presume no|ful, experienced, skiliful operators, muscles, also, the lotion possessing| Pierce asks judgment for $163.95.|clubs’ building trustees = meet/anq Virginia st his mind as to what course he will : pati ely, to the/ irl ever had better boy friends| sing up-to-date methods, you able astringent and tonic! njoyment of the audience, We all had te the combination we offer appr Rooms, board, laundry, bar and| Thursday Mayor Marshall of St. Joseph,|pursue, and should see to it that than I; but we were just good, ~ , a bie foam po cho! y inner man m av ration ' ria an aged, ftnded,| automobile service, tobacco and| Twenty-one marriage licenses |®/ xo. asks Commercial Club to have|he provides for the children while | 0% “""t “Pn Pavchology, 4 man|chummy friends, and had more real/OUr | patrons. | Every ope ; freckied or discolored "complexion: meals are Included in the Stemized | sued two elk shipped to St. Joseph 200. |they are young enough to need her | ensue er nn ise ane ee ey” | fun than if we had been silly pomgerregicrsnany! perform ! ; Fain a comple 4 ! y another hall, the last questioner an 7 7 . buy on any drug store and apply | account. “ paar ved naipes deca cacao Cruise to Hawaii causes many | care. wilt ui. the last questioner and 1) “i¢ love-sick youngsters could see|OUt pain, with as much skill at nightly as you would cold cream, 7 ama ollies’ Dancing club reorg ‘| boys to enlist in state naval militia Look constantly to the All-wise nt how they look to sane people—well, | Balf ‘the cost that any dentist im | NIGHT a very helpful lecture, especial! Seattle ever attempted for this” lans en. tax this mornings with soap and| Chamber of Commerce p' Broadway high graduation exer. SrSniNg (oie will slowly abeorh the | tertainment of officers of two Jap|cises, Moore, ‘Thursday night Unidentified autoist crashes into|to guide you; use your reason as| I won't say what they would do, but for the sick and affilcted, will be given class of work, i" 7 horse and drives on without slacken-| best you can, and do all in a broad vould be more sensible. undesirable surface skin vealing isers here June 27 en. an, and do all in @ broad-| 1, eo. iden net or. * ‘| they would be more sensible. vl tntescnger, brighter, healthier skin| °C ene King Geunty Wemane soctety | ing speed love, and compassion for |‘%° topic of which will be: “THE BEST ct nenamaet Just think of getting a regular underneath.’ There's nothing to! Thugs beat and rob Louis Smith! ™ert# Monday Rew; Sydhey “Dirdtag Waite Cael eecnecnetineniuionnin De on extra heavy $10 Gold Crown for $@ equal this treatment as a facial re-! 55, Party of Milwaukee business | North tonight “ I have, through the spoken wo hye jor a $10 or $12 Never-Slip Plate for Aavertinernent ot $55. SMM) non recently visitors here, boost-| Ladies of the @. A. R. seek dona-|/DON T LOSE SLEEP Jeni, mental and paychical laws, HEALED | . erram HI) §5, We pin a guarantee to every ing Seattle Higa a 16nd Soe dateraae lane’ COUGHING AT NIGHT |T"0vsanxps or so-cautep nenr-| ublime rattan || receipted bill that means some Plans and specifications for new) home F * LESS CASES. Habits of every nature. | thing, (Do Masonio lodge building, Harvard) “gcribes” study class will meet|The very first dose of Foley's|mental and prychical derangements Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, with|Honey and Tar Compound sur-|Phystoal disorders, etc. are healed to stay| Mrs. J. B. White, 507 12th av. N, | Prises you—It glides down your|haled. Domestio inharmontes and trou SPECIAL [Mra ; essage to Thin, | edit Bitont dnd upronds & Hebling, sooth, | ses e€ ear nature mon lente. uder tnd ° _.¢| ng coating over the inflamed, tick-|!aw# of Truth and Harmony. 1 know . | Round-Trip Weak, Scrawny Folks|{ EtsewHere J [ie terme "Toats imme chet row pine i he sive. aot BAKING POWDER The Pride of the Good Baker j | WE GIVE GAS Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R, Clark, D. D. S., Manager | 1405 Third Av., N. W, Corner Union, | not’ get nty of good o soon joie -the sore, rasping feeling—the LTH Note—Bring this ad with you F E t apts Princeton confers honorary de.|hacking, tickling cough are stop-|svc PPINESS, If you have ares as An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 Ibe. of ;gree of doctor of actence on Sur-|/ Pd at once. spats seid Pg maandpedlercctabiorigs Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh |geon. Gen. William C. 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