The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1914, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914, IF YOU WANT A DIVORCE THESE DAYS, YOU HAVE TO TALK SOME FOR IT; JUDGE HAS NEW SYSTEM dents| Did PAGE 8. Forty Thousand Dollars Worth of Millinery For Less Than Half Price The Wonder Millinery’s Second Avenue Store to Be Closed. First Sale in Twenty-six Years. Thousands of Women , Throng the Store Daily. Finest Trimmed Hats for Women * at Less Than Half Price. Children’s Hats, Worth Three and Four Dollars, for 95c Apiece. Ostrich Plumes, Worth Two to Four Dollars, for 50c. Ribbons, Plushes and Velvets by the Yard, All at One-Third Off. The Wonder Millinery’s Store on Second Avenue is to be closed up and the stock sold off as quickly as possible. For tomorrow’s selling, twenty salespeople will be on hand and the store will be open from nine in the morning until ten o'clock at night. This will give every woman in Seattle a chance to buy a beautiful hat for herself or her children and save one-half and even more. MIGHTY PLEASED TO MEET YOU— Gentlemen If the of John Jones up all the cooking utenails on John's | have head, swears at him, refuses to cook | wa for him, gads around nights while |c John minds the youngsters, and otherwise renders his life burden some and ndurable until John|s This advertisement is my introduction to a decides to ask for a div John's attorney haw got to be mighty clever large and intelligent audience of particular fel- Phe lows—men with a preponderance of red cor- [}/ tha, resouroetul oa Bo eae Dh . es puscles in their blood, who have the right degree man inte Hing te 8, 1 onh. woes lots of wives Bare of manly pride in their personal appearance. have gone on living together, What Such I wish to serve. I’m a Men’s Tailor Been Here 11 Years eI sald Jame (Connected With Seattle’s Best Shops) ames suppose Laura would | defaulted had she known #h » charged with all the che nd t 10 men anybody might rm platnt eee That's arasy better; 1 want something Your complaint is ver Tallman is solving the di-| lem in his own way, His|I ¢ le, but effective. the plaintiff Judge meth First, he almost to death Second, he picks flaws in the di dy getting a decree in Judge voree complaint Tallman's court these days knows And in about one case tn ten he|he has accomplished something. ITALY'S QUEEN aim scares it goes The prices are so low as to be almost beyond belief. The Wonder Millinery Store has been owned by the Cressmans in this city for the past twenty-six years, and this is the first time they have ever had a sale. It is a significant fact that the second day’s business was bigger than the first day’s. This is due to the fact that every woman who bought told her friends and neighbors, and the crowds on Thursday were so great as to necessitate closing the doors at intervals of fifteen good His ¢ bles I want to show you particular gentlemen of Seattle what high-class tailoring, superior fabrics and genuine suit satisfaction | can slip you for 6 days re 4 achool some very fright boys and girls Teacher ankmaster as surtroom 0} an containt rown Wi Thie Is SHULACK day you wear it, the value received for the $25. concession on all orders taken p2O I'll appreciate the opportunity, gentlemen, and you'll appreciate, I'm making this special price every Friday, Saturday and Monday If you're a man who cares, and possess discrimination in the matter of dress, | crave the honor of having your name on my order book. It will be in good company, all right, and if you wear a suit made from your own measurements in this shop you will feel perfectly at ease in well-dressed com- pany anywhere. SHULACK Seattle’s Leading Tailor BILIOUS, SICK CONSTIPATED TAKE CASCARETS Get & 10-cent box now. You're bilious! You have a throbbing sensation in your head, bad taste in your burn, your skin ts dark rings under your lips are parched. No wonder ugly, mean and fil-tem- ‘our system is full of bile iy passed off, and what is a cleaning up inside. continue being a bilious nul-; those who WN; a 1 f i i irritate and {njure. | 4 ber that most disorders of en stomach, liver and bowels are cured by morning with gentle, — Cascarets——they work you leep. A 10-cent box mong your druggist will keep your Tver and bowels clean; sto sweet. and your head c Months. Children love to t Cascarets because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. _ SAVEYOUR MONEY MOTHER GROWN UP DAUGHTER 323 PIKE STREET n UTTLE SI FASHI (mm SCHOOL) = PREVENTS WAR mering marital di of attenth If his recitation tan't perfect the story he tells isn’t a convinet he ts sent back to the foc his class to prepare {t better on the 1 halting in bis ord, is given the balance ROME, Oct. 3. at}¥ ind Italy's official atti rning the European situa lurks a tragedy of e sadness which has had much to do with King nt his country becomin, in Deputy P xm make a ter Judge Talir eutor Tom Ken | team, Eva Kelly charged her husband mother early in De prospective event cterist! us On which the « Italy with three prin the present heir doctors drunk,” repeated the Just what do you To get drunk ts a \® resented and throne. very ony Was he able t Mrs, Kelly Court joer of the arm. Despite the fact an operation *Iroight jeopardize the life of the future prince or princess, the king bas favored baying one per formed, but bis wife will not consent King Victor's reluctance to per mit Italian participation tn the war ts due to the fear the shock of @ declaration of war might have a bad effect upon her ma jesty Lily specified. a James Jackson, a colored thought his time had com the ogre Tallman went for him James charged in his complaint that his Laura was cruel to him, and that divers actions of hers rendered his life burdensome. in the witness box he de of accuss e. He said she as her men mtil 2 and $ in the morning. He/ lared she swore at him in a way cause o pirate to blush far as he got. Judge! 0 od to know why|quite there yet. To be exact jado't sald as much tn his| subscriptions raised th complaint. reached the total of $119,575 ‘That con gone up to $120, FLIMSILY, SCANTILY CLAD GIRLS PLAY AT BOY-CATCHING MAIDS OF TENDER ACE APE FOOLISK Heoe ONS OF ELDERS; BLAM a A CASE OF FOLLOW THE LEADER JN DRESS EMR ERS? AE MOTHE | GUESS THERE WONT BE ANY BETTER] | DRESSED GIRL (N THE PLACE NEXT ~ MOTHER DESIRES TO HAVE HER ; DAUGHTER POPULAR WITH THE STER yo Can the girl of today be induced to give up her flimsy flashy clothes? to her? Jones for $1 Taveatignte by all means, In fact, University of Washington, solved on the campus. dents are dressing sanely styles know the word. It otherwise yes. "mr INVISIBLE tion BEST IN THE. WORLD OPTICAL DEPARTMENT 706 First Ave., Washington Bids. Dr. Edwin J. Brown outlandish costumes still have discarded the extreme nevertheless Bargain Sale Now On. Stationery and Office Supplies Morey Stationery Co. 718 First Ave. Near Columbia St. Fourth Church of Christ-Scientist, Seattle] ANNOUNCES A Free Public Lecture Christian Science WILLIS T. GROSS, C. 8. B., member of the Board of Lectureship oft the First Church of Christ-Scientist in Boston, Mass, AT THE HIPPODROME, 5th Av. and University St. Sunday, October 25, at 2:30 In the Afternoon and & o’Clock in the Evening. You and your friends are cordially invited to be present, ir to be two, ao women faculty rvising the high schools, the girl, her- | ‘etyle’ jevery other, and in }low in stockings, | revelatory clothes Are there any arguments which really appeal Yes, say Seattle school authorities interested in the ques says Dean of Women Isabella Austin at the the problem practically has been The big majority of the women stu and has become bad the form prevailing to dress sensibly, as But at the high schools the last remnants of the craze for remain modes, True, but most of the girl the thing remains, able to do any- “And then other girl, whose mother takes no Interest in her, who really does not realize to what extremes the girl is going. “This latter girl is largely a product of her surroundings, and should be forgiven accordingly Apes Foolish Fashions “By her aping of foolish fash fons she {# really trying to win ao: cial approval. In the first place, she {8 deluded by that economic conspiracy of men which makes consist in each woman's dressing as nearly as possible like changing the appearance of the costumes three or four times a year. In the seo ond place, the school girl wants to win favor with the boys she knows To Win Boys’ Approval “Girl after girl has told me, the boys don't like you ou're dressed stylish.’ “The transparent the neck, all the blouses cut the open-work scanty, filmay, are simply an |appeal to sex. “They are the legacy of the days when women had nothing else to “But | unless | GRL ISA Boy- CATCHER live for. And that's one of the; “In their wives, men do not care things I tell my girls, that just so|for the attributeswhich charmed far as they overemphasize and|them before marriage jchallenge sex, so far are they be-| “The wife and mother, pleasing ing traitors to the highest {deal of|her husband in new ways, forgets modern womanhood | that, as a girl, she probably did the “I toll them that it will not be| very things which she cannot un possible for them to attain their! = 4 supreme development as individu als if they are continually trying to make selves look as they | imagine others want them to look. |) “I try to show them that to be |; themselves is the most important!) thing in the world. And after all 5 they are almost pathetically easy | to Influence—one way or the other.|) howelx open i Mothers Approve |} younger ana tr “Almost every mother desires |{ stalls above all things that her daughter | \ ) ) } { i i } } Constipation a Penalty of Age | Nothing 18 #0 essential to health in advancing age as keeping the It makes one feel shall be popular with the boys and| therefore in line for an early mar. \} riage! } “If there are no boy callers at the house the mother Is disap- pointed. She may not want them to come too often or stay too late, but to appear. “She may criticise her daughter's methods of attrac- tion, but she feels far worse if the girl fails altogether to at tract. and purgativ drastic in actio voided ve-tonic A mil recomn ans and thousands who } it, Is the co she wants them erywhere or, Caldwell's e price is fifty lar @ bottle. Fo nttle write to Dr 451 Washington 8t., (By Mail to New| do-| Victor's efforts to| Queen Helwna exyects to} " anyth ing | her majesty ts suffering from can-| vention fund has almost! But it's not ] | |used to be decked out in the most |t minutes. lea of the importance of this sale can be to $1.00. dollars, are 50c. Ostrich bands that were one fifty.are 75c. apiece, that are being closed out at 95c. The sale price is 25c. Scores of hats that were five and six dollars apiece gathered from the fol- marked down are Children’s hats that were three and four dollars, are 95c apiece. Big, fine ostrich plumes, in all colors and white, that were two to four There is « table in the center of the store filled with the finest silk plush shapes, all this season’s stuff, that were made to sell at four to six dollars Another table is filled with wings and feathers and marabou, stickups and ornaments of every kind, that are worth from one dollar to two fifty apiece. All the velvets in regular stock, embracing every color, are sold at exactly one- third off the regular price. The ribbons, the ornaments and the trimmings of every nature are all subject to the same discount—pay one-third less than the regular prices. Silk velvet shapes in all colors and in black, that were $2.00, are cut to 50c apiece. ognizes the value of a dollar. The list could be continued indefinitely, but the foregoing will suffice to show the genuineness of the sale and its importance to every woman in Seattle who rec- A good many people thought that the sale was for one day only. This is an error. It is proposed to continue the sale from day to is closed out. day until the entire stock Those who cannot get into the store on Saturday can plan to come on Mon- day, because it is impossible in the limited time and the limited space to sell forty thousand dollars worth of millinery in a day or two. The sale is under the direction of George Francis Rowe & Co., and has been conducted without any exaggeration or any misrepresentation, and everything is guaranteed to be exactly as stated, both in the store and in the advertising. The Wonder Millinery Store is at 1523 Second Av., a few doors north of Pike St George Francie Rowe & Company, Advertising and Selling Agents. c:|NICK CARTER IN | CHICAGO KEEPS | COPS GUESSING CHICAGO, Oct An ambi >) be a detective of the Nick ed Lewis Schind taurant cook and ade for a derstand her daughter's doing ‘I can r mber unashamedly using rouge on my face when I was a giri | r to make myself at tractive at dances and to keep from being a wallflower. “and I can remember how shock ed and disgusted my mother was when she found it out “Because I hare the proof of how | Iife used to look to me, I can un derstand the {my in stinets of the elp nature, as t stead of trying to “The young girls whom one may see out walking any Sun- day al puppets and clowne—al! white, with a spot of pink in the middie of each cheek—are engaged In the old- fashioned game of boy-catch- ing. “Did you ever see a collection of Lady's Books? When I years old I had a large pile given me to dolls, and I traced American fashions back through the 19th century “Young girls and even children po- | tor. | South | ° ation shows that mt * while playing the role of | oliceman, prosecuted ten per | sons. Of the ten, all of whom were arraigned before Judge Good- now {tn the Morals court, some are sald to be working out fines at the bridewell. | South Clark street police from which denizens had | escape being arrested by | m cop,” as Schindler was | , assumed its wonted gay when it became known that he sed girl has ever ex {was only a masquerader. oncelvable numb “I more about the he police | urd and @ I don't enaibly dres sted, in an MEAT PRICES CUT _ FOR SATURDAY Frye & Co.’ S Markets The hcl Big Specials will be offered tomor. | row, Saturday: |Fancy Dressed Roasting Chicken, per Ib...... Fresh Creamery Butter, lb. Choice Shoulder Veal Roast Choice Shouliar, Pork Ib.. “13, 17c | Roast, Choice Prime Rib Roast Choice Steer Pot 4 Roast, Ib 12 Cc Leg of Ib Choice Lamb, Choice Sirk Steak Strictly Fancy Plymouth Eggs (storage) 2 dozen for American Full Cream Cheese, Ib. .... The above prices will prevail at the following markets; OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike. SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental and Yesler Way. [LAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine. ICAN MEAT CO.,, Third and Jefferson. WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” Look for the U. S. purple stamp, It signifies purity and quality. Shops open until 10 p. m. business than those guys over at |the South Clark street station {sive me credit for,” said Schindler, hen released on bonds. “Everything will come out ail right in the wash. Isch ka bibble. Why don’t they go and ask Cap tain Crippen about met He told me he thought I would make a good sleuth, and he said he would | give me a chance when thefe was an opening. ing » Du I just made the open- self, and I've been pretty . too. That's all there is to it Before he w unmasked by Sergeant Farreil, Schindler led De- tective Sergeant James McCarthy merry three-hour chase over the district, pointing out alleged disor- derly houses and gambling” places, GIRL GETS MEDAL WAYCROSS, Ga, Oct. 23.—For her heroism in saving a Georgia & — Florida passenger train from | plunging into a burned-out trestle near Douglas a few months Miss Jennie Lee Parker has just been presented with a gold medal at the Shepherd school, in Coffee county, Battleships} Cruisers - \Submarines =| Dry Docks ff CAN BE SEEN AT BREMERTON DAILY} S. S. H. B. Kenn LEAVES COLMAN DOCK S. 8S. H, B, Kennedy leayi Colman Dock 6:30, 10:30 a. m 1:80, 5:30 p,m, OtLor boats As a.m, aud 2p. m Fare, round trip, 50c, Chik iren, 5 to 12, 25¢,