The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1914, Page 5

The Greatest Merchandising in Seattle’s History—Ladies’ Suits, Cloaks, Waists, Petticoats, Millinery, Etc. SACRIFICED —THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co. 1418 Second Ave. Between Pike and Union. Sold to Satisfy Demands of Creditors FURTHER DETAILS AND PARTICULARS OF THIS GREAT SALE TOMORROW SEE PAGE AND PLAN TO BE ON HAND WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AT 10 A. M. FRIDAY Join the Crowds Yukon river freezes Tan ana station. ie te Fair- Banks September 2! over at at lett Our service is swift. Our work high class. Our prices reasonable. No fabric too delicate for our process of cleaning. We remove shine or gloss when possible. Send us something hard to clean. We will demonstrate the truth of our claims. MEN’S SUITS CLEANED, $1.50 Phone Us Today fix Wagons st Your Service The CROWN CLEANERS 1903 Second Avenue Reduced Meat Prices Hye. & Co: —ARKETS For TOMORROW, THURSDAY, we offer these attractive spe- 12%c 18c Choice Spare Ribe Choice Steer Sirloin Steak Choice Lamb Chops Choice T-Bone Steak Choice Shoulder Pork Steak Anchor Brand Bacon ..... « Look for U. 8 Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and quality. Shops open until 6:20 p. m ALL KINDS OF GRINDING Troubles Foot Arches tor All Foot EVERY ONE BOOST, TILIKU Inspired by a recent suggestion | of The Star that knockers bury the | and spirits depend upon her digestion end res lation. Sallow skin, pimples, tea blemishes and depression dis- ar after the system has purified by BEECHAM’S. PILLS Dewan of Sra Valen to Women sth Bor Ben, DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. |Man Just Out of Hospital | Regal Dentists. Read what he has to say about it: "I had just gotten out of the hos- |pital when I found that I had | three teeth which must be extract-| ed at once. I was naturally feeling | weak and nervous and dreaded the/ ordeal, especially as I had had/ teeth pulled before and had found it a very painful operation, even | | when I was in the best of health. | fowever, [had heard that the Rega! | Dentists guaranteed to pull teeth | without pain, so I determined to| give them & trial, I must say [that I was more than pleased. The | | three teeth were out before I knew ft and they positively didn’t hurt a} bit. I highly recommend the Re- gal Dentists “FRANK KANTZ, “5824 16th S., Georgetown.” We didn't hurt Mr. Kantz, Wel won't hurt you And that's what you want—paink dentistry combined with our low prices and| high-grade work makes a combina-| tion that you can't beat, Make us prove it. Regal Dental Offices | DR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue, | N. W. Corner Third and Union in Of Seattle's future. | of discussion Wednesday at | Has Teeth Pulled By } hatchet and use in its stead the trumpet of the booster, the Tili- ; kume held an enthusiastic meeting | Tuesday night and every member was inoculated with the old Seat- Ue spirit The speakers, George Israel and George A. Lae spoke optimistically The applause which greeted their remarks indicated there was not a Tilikum in the hall who wasn't strong for the booster idea Lee touched on the prohibition subject, declaring: “No moral ts sue can retard our prosperity.” The meeting opened with a ster eopticon lecture by Vivian Car keek. During the session the Ikhts| be was presented with a silver! staff by the’ Moxts and Klones for| the Ikhts’ victory in the member- ship contest ‘VOTERS WON'T | VOTE, IS PLAINT OF JUDGE BUR Municipal ownership ts the topic the third annual convention of the Pa cific Northwest league of Munict palities at the Y, M A. auditori um night Chief Griffiths, representing Mayor Gill, who is ll, welcomed) the delegates. Responses were! made by Mayor Hindley of Spokane! and William L. Brewster, commis- sioner of public affairs, of Port. land. Judge Thomas Burke, president of the league, in his annual address, called attention to the indifference and apathy of the voters Tracing the elections for five years back in Seattle, he showed that a minority of the registered, voters controlled the elections. “At the charter election, last! June,” he said, “only 21,212 votes were cast out of a total registration) of 80,000. “In 1910 six bond Isaues totaling $4,600,000, were voted by 20 to 31 per cent of the registration: “Mayor Dilling received 44 per cent of the registration in 1911, but only 36 per cent controlled the bond iasue of $800,000 for a municipal railway.” Norway appropri exhibition at san Francisco fair. NAVY YARD ROUTE teamers H. B, Kennedy and Tourist Leave Colman Dock, Beattie, 6:30 (except Sunday), 8:00, 10/20 m m., 1:20, 2:00, ox copt Sunday (Bunday 2:30), 6:30 p. m. SHOES MADE TO FIT THE FEET 104 CHERKY ST., AT FIRST AV. ‘and Bindes by Parcel Post, 1146 p.m. subject to change without Price 0c Round Trip YOUR OLD FURS remade beautiful ces, Muffs and Fur Tur Second, at Pike Rank Bide. At the opening session Tuesday) $42,000 for|" STAR—WEDNESDAY, When ts a doat mute? John 19, tn sisted he was deaf and dumb, He} | tterated and refterated ttin writing But the cop who picked him up |for begging insisted he was hand ling the truth carelessly, The ser-| geant didn’t belleve him, etther,| Nor did the desk clerk So they Brown, vigorously called several members of the Puget Sound Deaf-Mute # ety to invelgle Hrown into speech Brown held his own, He handled his fingers as deftly an any of them “I've got an idea,” suddenly burst forth Sergt. Roy Olmstead | And while his audience stood! |with bated breath, Sergt. Roy un- forge his plan to learn the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, about John Brown. John was led through the afl leorridor. Sergt. Roy stood behind ‘a door, As Brown passed !t, he} quickly fired two blank cartridges.| Quickly opening th Roy inquired of the jailer what ef fect the shot produced. Ho just shrugged his shoulders} the slightest was the reply, |“just lke he was trying to @ay ‘Ishka Dibble.’ ” Sergt. Roy returned to bis desk. Brown was Dermitted | to depart. ATTORNEY FOR RECOUNT GOES BEFORE JURORS Frank A. Steele, one of the attor- neys handling the election trregu- larity cases in behalf of David Mo Kenzto and Dr. Walter T. Christen- sen, candidates for county commis | stoners, and W. J. Smith, manager jof the Western Union Telegraph office at Seattle, were the wit- nesses before the grand jury Wed nesday morning. The probers also made an invest! gation of the county jall Wednes day. At the Tuesday afternoon session Attorney E. ©. Snyder, EB. H. Wells of the Sun and George L. Houghton of Christopher were examined rela- tive to election matters. T0 VisiT FLOUR MILL Members a the Ho Home Consumers’ league will visit the Hammond flour mill Friday. Hammond's will be loading a large steamer for Eu +} ropean points. It will be an unusu- | al sight for many members. Stea went | floated. hip = Honolulan, — which hore near Astoria Monday, ‘CHILDREN HATE PILLS, CALOMEL AND CASTOR OIL back at your childhood |days. Remember the “dose” moth: er insisted on—castor oll, calomel, eathartics. How you hated them, how you fought against taking | | them, With our children tt's different | Mothers who cling to the old form ot ly don’t realize what | th children’s revolt {s | ¢ Jed, Their tender little} are injured by them. ¢ your child’s stomach, liver and| els need cleansing, give only liclous “California | Syrup of | Figs.” Its action is positive, but| |gentie, Millions of mothors keep | this harmless “fruit laxative”| handy; they know children love to take it; that It never fails to clean the Hver and bowels and # en | the stomach, and that a teaspoon ful given today saves a sick child| | tomorrow. | Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “California Syrup of Figs,” which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle, Beware of counterfetts sold here. | See that it is made by “California Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse any {other kind with contempt ‘WASHING WON'T rip © HEAD OF DANDRUFF Dissolve It, That's Best Way. Look to get rid of! then you The only sure way |dandruff is to dissolve It destroy {t entirely, To do this get| about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re- tiring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub tt In gently with the finger tips. and by morning} our dandruff will and three or four more ap. plicatic Will completely dinnolve And entirely destroy wing |wign and trace of tt, no how {much dandruff you’ may Ye will find, to digging of the scalp will stop at and your hair will be fluffy, giowsy, wilky and soft, and i fool a hundred times b if you want to preserve your hair, do by all means got rid of dandruff, for nothing destroys the halr more quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes It fall out, but tt makes it stringy, straggly, dull, dry, brittle ind ifeless, and every one notices It You can get liquid arvon at any drug| store. It is inexpensive, and never! falls to do the work,-Advertisement CORSETS From Factory to Com We save you money o Corsets at all times, All Corsets fitted. Big sale on this week VENUS MARTELL CORSET Co, 1527 Second Av. ur fl | year lare cured, that all itching NOV. 11, 1914. PAGE 5. YES, JOHN WAS DEAF ALL RIGHT Q.—Your advice will be appreci ated. We have been married 10 ind have @ boy of 5, My hus | band Is away from home almost ev-! ery night, playing cards, he tells us. He seldom returns before 1 or 2 In the morning, and frequently Is away all night. Some nights he loses heavily; then | am out off with lit tle or no means until these “debts of honor,” as he calls them, are paid 1 have done all in my power to In: him in other things, but to |. He only becomes angry, says | am not Bohemian in my ways, that he made a mistake In marrying at all, do | stay In hie hom th recelved several anony- mous letters telling me my husband Is paying attention to some woman <n fact, the woman's name is giv 1 have not let him know of theee letters, out am beginning to think he doesn’t play cards every night, | have lost all the love | ever |had for him, and the late hours he keeps make it Impossible to live 80 Irritable, wie’ came to} id were eweet-| hearts In another ae some years ago—in fact, since we were chil-| dren. Some one told him of the life my husband lead pecially to 1 can no ton send for him; that he has idolized me always, and that | am the only girl he ever has loved, and how proud he would be to have such a wife and boy for his own. would not let him speak further, | have) always been true to my husband, and thie is the first and only time the sweetheart of other days has be msg to me of love since my mar) Inv fi 8 In another! ares and | have not corresponded with him. 1 am not able to make @ proper tiving for my boy and myself, as t have not been strong since his birth. God only knows how | long to be loved and In a happy home, and this sweetheart can provide such a home. | love him very much. HOW I DARKENED MY GRAY HAIR Lady Giv That She Used to Darken Her Gray Hair. For years I tried to restore my gray hair to its natural color with the prepared dyes hae stains, but none of them gave satisfaction and they were all expensive. I finally ran onto a simple recipe which I mixed at home that gives wonder- ful results, I gave the recipe, which is as follows, to a number of my friends, and they are all delighted with it: To 7 on of water add a small box of Barbo Compound, 1 oz. of bay rum and % of. of glyce- rine. Use every other day until the hair becomes the required shade, | It will not) then every two weeks. only darken the gray hair, but re moves dandruff and scalp humors, and agts as a tonic to the hair. It is not sticky or greasy, does not rub off and does not color the scalp. You can prepare it at home at very | little expense.—Advertisement HOW 1 CURED MY CATARRH ‘TOLD INA SIMPLE WAY Without Apparatus, = Inhal Salves, Lotions, Harmful Drugs, Smoke or Electricity Heals Day y and Night It 1s a new way. It i something absolutely different. No lotions, sprays ¢ kly smelling salves oF reams zer, of any appar- atus of any kind. Nothing to smoke r inhale. 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Send postal card or write me a letter today, Don't think of turning | this page until you have asked for this wonderful treatment that can do for you what tt has done for me, SAM KATZ, Sulte O-708 1835 Michigan Av. cago, and if | do not like It, why; Simple Home Recipe. it be a disgrace to my boy? willing to do anything for his HELEN A.—Your husband certainly hit | the nail on the head when he said he made a mistake to marry at afi He is not fit to be the husband of a good woman nor the father of children. Virgil Lockwood correct! to have indi apected, to be wisely mind, body and sj tected from evil persons and influ noes, and to have a fair chance in life. I put this question to you: Is the disgrace of divorce greater than that of remaining in such sur- roundings with your child, who will grow up with the example set by his father constantly before state that eve able oved, tnaller his duality re din pro irit, to be As to the other me vine Only a ry les gnorant person would dare to in fluence you In such a matter. It is a problem which you must sorve entirely to the satisfaction of your own heart and conscience. you. ca Q—1 have lately become engaged to a young man with whom | have been going for over # year, steady. A week hence | have an engage ment with another young man.| Should | have the latter young man call at my house, or does my recent engagement cance! the engagement? The engagement for the second) | young man to call at my house wa made prior to my becoming engaged to the other man. | Do you think | did right In going with the second young man, when | didn't think enough of him to marry ae H. M. P, A-—The question 1s, were you frank with the other man? Did you make !t clear to him you considered his as a good frier Or did you mislead and deceive him, as some girls do, simply for the time and money he might spend upon you? Your reply to these questions should be the anewer to your first. If the man is merely a good friend, certainly keep the engagement, and show him the hospitality that one friend has a right to expect from another, True hospitality ignores | sex. If he is a suitor, let him know of your recent betrothal and give jhim the privilege of canceling the | engagement | Qa have been told there Is a tove mate somewhere waiting for every man and woman. | like a young man very much, and he asked me to marry him, but | do not think he is my soul mate, Would you wait awhile to see if the other man will come? | am 17, 60 you see | will have plenty of time. peels) A—Doubtless there are certain temperaments which accord with each other, but that there fs any | design in nature that persons with such temperaments shall find each other is absurd, Propinquity ac | counts for one-half the number of 8o- called soul mates. A girl of 17 would better not take any love affair too seriously. . Wait | awhile, not for the coming of a soul mate, but for an appreciative sense | of an ordinary, honest, young lover. CONVENTION OPENS The feature of the three-day Nor- wegian Lutheran convention which convened Tuesday at Zion church, will be the young people's rally | Wednesday night. The conven- tion closes Thursday afternoon. GOV. STRONG HERE Gov. Strong of Alaska and his wife spent a few hours in Seattle! Tuesday night on their way to) San Francisco. While in San Francisco Gov, Strong will attend jto details connected with the Alaska exhibit at the exposition. | CHOOSE REV. BRET Rev. George 8. Bret has been chosen moderator of the Seattle Association of Congregational Churches, according to announce- ment made at Tuesday's session of! the association which ts holding sd | annual meeting here. SHOW TO AID GIRLS A vandeville entertainment has been arranged under the auspices of the Franklin High School Girls’ club. It is to be held in the school auditorium Friday night. The ob- fect of the performance ts to es tablish a permanent fund which ts} |to be loaned to girls who would| | otherwise be forced to leave school. | |Last year $200 raised in this | | manner. In one of ‘the numbers over 50! girls will take part. | SEEKING GERMANS BUENOS AYRIGS, Nov, 11.—The British cruisers Defense and Oar- navon and the transport Oramama are here today, presumably on their way to fight German warships on the South American coast. i REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP First and Seneon, Main 4136, This tn Why? B |} leather 4 |] pride in t op that's different ¢ the best oak tanned and the men take a work, DR, LA MONTE Chiropodist in Attendance SELBKCT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fitth an@ Untversity Clea Amusement Homelike Surroundings 10.PIECK UNION ORCHESTRA Danotn, STEWART Hover Modern single rooms 2 Large modern outside rooins for nA ESTABLISHED 1975 ac Pougall fouthwick HOOND AY. and PIKE er B GAGE pen 94. m. to @ p> m. A Glove Sale of Compelling Interest Values to $1.50 for 95c 3.00 and $3. and of rip are brace treet dre style all de There cape gloves with spear or embroid | backs, » genuine " nearly tions genuine washab chamois, bes there are r French kid gloves Every pair of gloves in this sale is of standard qual- ity, all clean and fresh, All sizes are Values dinary at 95¢. An opportunity included. $1.50 th to brown: ir i $3.00 and secure tremely low price is now offered. navy and white gloves, mostly in glace finish ; 50 Values $1.95 suitable for personal use or for Christmas giving. this glove sale extraor- 50 values at $1.95. long gloves at an €x- The lot includes tans, also Suede gloves in evening shades. All are imported, well made from selected skins by expert cutters and finishers. Every pair has been examined closely before leaving the factory, and we are authorized by the manufacturer to guar- antee these gloves for materials, fit and workman- ship. In this collection are just 400 pairs of regular $3.00 and $3.50 gloves. Specially priced Thursday at $1.95. —First Floor. JUST ARRIVED Children’s $5.00 Sweaters for $2.69. Good, warm gar- ments in almost every color; Hand Knit Toques 25c. borders of pink or blue. several styles. These come in white with Special at 50c, Infants’ Long Slips and Skirts of fine nainsook, daintily trimmed with embroidery and lace. Children’s Flannelette Gowns and Skirts, special at 50¢. Many pretty striped patterns are shown in this as- sortment. HELD AS MURDERER) Murder will ‘out. A year ago & killed in Valdez, Al ‘a, following a quarrel. Tuesday night K. Tanaska, 21, was arrested in Seat- tle by Detectives Hubbard and Preeman, after a year's chase. He denies guilt. PLANS CITY AGENCY Councilman Lundy is studying methods employed in Wisconsin for conducting civic employment Japanese was —Third Floor. agencies, and hopes soon to work: out legislation giving larger to Seattle's agency, to offset effect of the private agencies be- | ing legislated out by the recent» election. BLAME INCENDIARY © Three fires in six months have) led M. A, Gottstein to the com), clusion that an incendiary try-) ing to ruin his furniture business.” Tuesday he set the Pinkerton de) — tectives to the task of finding him» out. They will be aided by Fire Marshal Bringhurst. . uy That Christma Machine Now A serve It Small Deposit Will Re- for Christmas De- livery. And You May Ar- range Weekly or Monthly Payments for the Balance. No Gift Will Last So Long—Give So Mach Pleasure for So Small a Cost asa —VICTROLA— —GRAFONOLA— $75 Victrota, In Mahogany or Oak. Sold on Terme. This Or An EDISON DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH A SMALL PAYMENT WILL PLACE A BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENT IN YOUR HOME NOW THERE'S ONE FOR EVERY PURSE $15.00, $17.50, $25.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00, $75.00, $100.00, $150.00, $200.00, $250.00. OUR PARLORS ARE ON THE GROUND FLOOR 1519 Third Ave., Between Pike and Pine ASK ABOUT OUR DANCING EXHIBITION Next Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings