The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1914, Page 5

‘Woodhouse-Grunbaum—USE YOUR CREDIT—416-424 Pike St. RELIABLE MAKES ONLY IN OUR STOVES AND RANGES The Easiest Terms Are Offered—and We Charge No Interest, The Garland Matleable Range, known around the world for Fr ability, Is finely constructed tneludes all the la improve monte—-beautifully nickel trim- Pie $62.50 The High-Grade Steel that Is giving perfec tion tn thousands Priced from $52.50 upwards the terms above Price . IONE Alr-Tight Heater, US-inch alze, top and side ratis heavily nickel | trimmed; outside dr Regular $4.00 value. PARK OAK Heater, in the handsome dosten thustrated above: heavy nickel trimmed; 14-tne! Alr-Tight Wood Our regu- [Give a tea: | the coffee, tea or milk ric O-inch siae . 24-inch size Woodhouse-Gninbaum Furniture @.- ize 4167 424 -Dike Street: Telephone Private Echange Elliott 3096 $1.35 value. Sale price 96e | }2-tnch | 18-inch size NAVY YARD ROUTE CORSETS Mieamers HB. Kennedy ond Tourtet From Factory to Consumer. é. We save you money on your Corsets at all times. All Corsets fitted. Big sale on thie week. VENUS MARTELL CORSET Co. 1837 Second A cept Sunday | Saturday, 11:46 pm | Time table subject to change without | notice (Phone Mate 2101. "Price s0¢ Round Trip GERMANS ISOLATED ARIS, Nov. 12—Germane In Belgium were unofficially reported isolated today. it allies had dyna might re- treat across the Leopold canal, and had blocked with entrench- ments and barbed wire entan- glements the roads by which they might attempt to get Into Holland. Ypres le still blazing, with the ailles continuing to hold the town. Woman Stops Husband From Using Tobacco An Ohlo Wife Broke Her Husband of the Tobacco Habit With a Recipe She Gave Secretly She Tells What She Used A wellknown Ohfo woman, whose husband has been a heavy user of tobacco for years, broke him of the habit by the use of a simple home recipe that she «i secretly. very giadly told what she used, but requested that her name should not be made pub lic, as her husband does not know why he quit using tobacco. She ald “The recipe is tnexpensive nd can be obtained from any drug store, and given secretly or with the patient's knowledge. To 3 oz of water add 20 grains of muriate of ammonia, a small box of Varlex Compound, and 10 grains of pepsin. poonful three times a day at meal time, tn the food or tn This rect. pe is perfectly harmless and has no color, taste or smell, and will be found effective for the tobacco habit in any form,.”—Adv. Modern 4-Room Flat for Rent Gas range and heater, laundry tray tm kitchen; lawn; yerd; goed view: select neighborhood: close In; use Tew ler car, RENT REASONABLE. 1111 WASHINGTON 8T. Phone Beacon 1962 REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP First and Seneca, Main 4136. This t# & shop that's ditt Why? Because leather is used pride In t DR. LA MONTE Chiropodist in Attendance remade into beautiful Muffs and Fur Tur- Can be Neckplece: bans Model Millinery Sth Floor, Second, at Pike STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1914, PAGE 5. Q—1 am in a nightmare, | live with my uncle and aunt, and In 6: change for my board | do house- work, | also make furnace fires in the house and do all the dirty work |to be done. I'm In an awful stew, Have been for the last two yea: They won't let me work outefie; won't keep a |servant, and have a 14-room hou to clean. I'm go sick of doing the same old taske | think I'll go wild, Don't tel me to reason with them. They simply won't Ilsten to reason. If you tell me to run off, where will 1 run to, pray? And what would | do without cash? If you can give me any other plan to ease my trouble consider me eter- nally grateful. 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL. A.—You do not have to run away. You are of age and may leave your uncle's home the ame as any other woman would, It 1s unjust that you work so hard and receive no remu neration. My advice to you ts to ob home, save your money and learn some trade or profession }do it 1f you are ambitious. Other girls have done as much, and some who had more obstacles ‘n their path than you have, Q.—There |i by boys and one for girls. settle an argument, we look to as authority. F. A boy's layette and blue for a girl although a deep cream color may be standard color for To you N. iDRUGLESS HEALING The Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Is Nature's Own Method It certainly would be ridiculous for you to take @ pill to heal « burn, t ho more so than to try to cur, tarrh, up or head dosing the stomach. | Medicate the air you t Hyomel—that's the se treatment goes directly gented membrane the eo and throat mi [rapid and lasting end of distressing catarrh {ls | Hyomel is nature's true method of treating all diseases affecting the alr ages, and the most econ 1 comple! If’ ¥: deep-seated and should more of the liquid. of Hyome! will o te 20) Stores with a the money if ft | Isfactory cure, by Rartell Drug Fusrantes to return does not make t As a rule pink ts used in al used for ,olther a baby boy or girl. | Q.—! am a girt of 18, and am em-| ployed by a man madly In love with me. He is married and has two children, but declares he will leave his family for me because he lov me better than ar / one he ever met Ploase giv some advice, as | have no one else to go to; but do not tell me to give him up, because | |I love him dearly and cannot live jwithout him, THERESA. A.—-But remember—he can live very easily without you. Rvery adult | man or woman who reads your let jter knows that, And every one |knows the danger you are taking It will not do very much good to| advise you unless you ean be con vinced the man will sacrifice you no matter what he says, rather than his family, His flattery means your ruin, not your happiness Decent men do not desert t wives positions and their place in the com | munity for the sake of a pretty «irl.| to find than a vain girl who ts silly | who has a wife and children, Any nan who even hints that he will] | desert his children ts a coward, Can | you actually love a coward? Q—We are seven girls who In- tend to form a club, and would ap-| tions you could to a name for It. | GIRL READERS. A.—"The Pleiades” would make| the best name for your club. The wer The Greeks gave the name to a con stellation of seven stars and to each star a nam star has become invisible. |story and } concerning Find the he seven sisters.” Q.—-1 have to prepare for a debate on the subject, “Resolved, That Mu. nicipal Ownership Is a Succe: Have the negative. P give me} a few arguments for that side. At our next meeting we are to select a topic for our next debate. What do you think would pe a live issue? DEBATER. A.—Cynthia Grey regrets that she is unable to prepare arguments for| “ided by lot de-|!one progressive will hold balance baters who make similar requests | f power. F the persistent and ineistent every few days. “Resolved That Prohibition Will| campaign to tra{l income tax dodg- Benefit the State of Washington” ts & good topie for debate. Q.—When walking with » ca man on the street, is it proper for a girl to take his arm—especially if he Insists CAROLINE. A.—W & man holds an um brella, the woman Invariably takes his arm in the evening, but the in dependent and athletically tn-| clined young woman of the present | |shot through window in room occu: | | Breslin, r nd children and give up good |Church begins celebration of tain a posftion in a good private/All those things are much harder |Party Wednesday night You can|¢nough to put her faith in a lover| Company further use of Medina and |took place Wednesday jeon In honor of John A the seven dnaehters of Ating |P: K- Pretty Friday noon but since that time one| @. rn the other legends) of Paris, arrested for firing at man .| American children arrives at New- HERE -2) Five deaths, all over 60. } Bachelors’ dance, Broadway hail, Friday night | Fall into ship's hold may result In death of David L. Jon A bomb, supposedly intended for County Judge Gibbs, exploded out side the Sronx (New York) court- house, damaging the building. Janitors, Watchmen and Elevator Operators hold first danc Judge Neterer sustains decision Mmiting 320 acres of public land, except mineral, to one person. Police search for person who fired | pied by Mra. A. T. Lens at the Canadian club weekly luncheon. Port commission will Include Im: provement of Black and Duwamish rivers in its scheme of harbor de velopment. The Beacon Hil! Congregational 12th | holds regular birthday. | Amethyst chapter, O. E. &., card Port denies Anderson Steamboat | Bellevue docks Nearly 300 attend Jullue Born. stein funeral, Ladies of the Central Baptist | church meet at 2606 Kast Roy et.| Friday afternoon. Big audience enjoys concert at First Baptist church Burial of Judge M. M. Godman Transportation club gives lunch- Miller and ° ELSEWHERE Mrs. Setelie, American resident! who teased her pet dog on ship board, Shipload of Christmas toys for port News, Va Coroner |e Investigating death of Clyde Davis, son of minister, found in cabin near Wenatch Francia Ferari, veteran carnival and circusman, dead tn New York Control of idaho house to be Ct If democrat wins seat, ‘ederai officers plan nation-wide ers. Mayor J. M. Morrison, Anacortes, loses renomination in primary. || Four file for mayor in Chehalis.| Pri nt unveils statue of Gen. Phillip Kearny in Arlington nation al ry and pays tribute soldier, Christabel Pankhurst addresses Southern states suffrage conference at Chattanooga. } Rebels against Great Britain in| ceme to OSTABLISHED MeDougall fouthwick K. B. GAGK, Reowiver AY. nnd PIKE #T 1875 D Store open Ba. m. to Oy Mm Special for Friday and Saturday Tailored and Semi-Dress Hats $4.95 Values to $12.00 Most of these Hats black Lyons velvet in sailor shapes, both large and medium Nevertheless, there is a very good assortment of close-fitting tur- bans, plain/and draped, also tri- corns and four-cornered shapes The trimmings are of peacock, coque and pheasant fancies, wings, birds and ostrich, as well as the ever- popular gold and silver trimmings, combined with fur and flowers. Values to $12.00. day at $4.95. Very special for Friday and Satur- —Second Floor. Serviceable Middy Blouses Middy Blouses in solid white or white with blue col- lar—have long or short sleeves—some are laced at the sides, and others are finished with a belt. All sizes to 44. Priced 95¢ to $1.75. —Third icoats 50c Floor, : Ripplette Pett Ri plette Petticoats in stripes of black blue and white are fine for every day wear. ironing. Special at 50¢. Sateen and Hydegrade Petticoats 79c $1.00 and $1.50 Values Almost every color will be found in this lot of sateen and Hydegrade Petticc They are made up with plaited flounces and regularly are $1.00 and $1.50 values. For Friday's selling we price them specially at 79¢. ‘ —Third Floor, and white or Need no day considers {t an affectation to| do so at any other time, A man|> exce| Soctng, Cn ME MS street! socahles ationd funeral of James| | PON OSI |Donnelly, for 20 years campus po-| w Meeman at Yale. ANT TO MAKE UP)‘ Unisec’cetgnters of conteder| iS ORDAINED |nesday night in the new Japanese JAP | Congregational church. The Con- ‘There was a distinguished as-|sregational pastors of the city at- semblage of local ministers at the| tended in a body. ordination of Tosuke Hayam!, Jap-| — caipombigelk anese, as a minister in the Congre-| ,, Mrs. Ella Rice, well known here, gational church, conducted bond South Africa are given until Nov. —v, DOUBLEMINT Here’s a New Joy— Peppy-Peppermint! A new WRIGLEY chewing gum with DOUBLE strength Peppermint flavor— DOUBLE wrapped and sealed to keep it good. It is delightful and the delight is long lasting— It’s like a Peppermint Lozenge chew and CHEW! It has lots of “Pep” — you can’t lose And with each 5e package you get a Coupon good toward many valuable presents. PROFIT SHARING United that you can the flavor. UNITED, RSb Try this new joy today! Made by the manufacturers of the famous tw WRIGLEYS SPICY MINT LEAF J United Profit- Sharing Coupons now with both, Cordially invites all strangers to hear him answer the “Seattle Candie” TONIGHT, Nov. 12, at 8 o'clock. Keystone Hall Corner Fighth Av. and Madteon St ADMISSION FREE meeting Tell Everybody! ‘Home of the Best $2.50 Class leeson after 18 conte EYESTRAIN AND HEADACHE REMEDY is to be fitted with PROPER GLASSES — glasses that will sult YOUR PARTICULAR CASE. For Good SMRVICH and SATISFAC- TION see Marcum Optical Co. O17 FIRST AVE. Near Madison PODS EDOM OOOO OEG Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy Is Home- Made + Fasily Propared in a Fow Minutes. Cheap, But Unequaled DEOUEEED 10-44 640 99000 Some’ people are constantly annoyed from one year's end to the other with a persistent cough, which te wholly unni Here ‘in © home- | made remedy that gets right at the o and will make you wonder what deca of it Got 2% ounces Pinax (50 con 4 ® Pi Gradually but surely phiegm thin out and then dim thus ending # aght would en oor tk ever th heals ugh with coughs ra or lomn. In @ paint apidity, Ordinary by It In 24 he bei for bronohttim and bronchial asthma Pinex and Sugar Syrup makes a full pint—enough to Inst a fam fly a long thne—at a cost of only 64 cents. Keep perfectly and tastes pleas . Easily prepared. Tull directions with Pinex Pinex tn a | trated com extract, rich In « td over for certainty promptnoss in ove 4 cour chert and throat cold ¢ nuine. Ask your druggist Pinex,” and do not A guaran f absolut ey promptly refunded. The Pinex ything else. antisfaction, of moi with this preparation wu Wayne Ind. friends and | winter | n mixture . | Sentiment tn evidence at Wed. nesday's » of the grand camp of the Arctic stonists of the order. Many sought| probably could be arranged Juneau. | MUCH OBLIGED, W. E. | The Star staff is eating up a box of fancy Okanogan Johna than apples today, the dona- tion of W. E. Colton, a grower, who |e delivering in Seattle || and selling direct to the con- | eumer. oe ° GOEBEN IS DAMAGED LONDON, Nov. 12.—The Turkish | cruiser Goeben was struck by one f the allies’ shots during the re cent naval bombardment of the Dardanelles forts and badly dam aged, according to a news agency | dispatch from Petrograd today. INDIANS TO FIGHT | OTTAWA, Nov. 12.—Indians fre Nova Scotia to the Yukon, number: | Ing 100,000, have offered to fight for Great Britain and to give $13,000 to the war fund Rheumatism lm Home Cure Given By One iad It—He Wants Every utterer to Benefit fiend No Money—Just Your Address Years of awful suffering and misery have taught this man, Mark I, Jackson rk, how terrible an Sharp Lightning Flashes Shooting Through My Joints’ Tn the spring of 1898 I waa attacked by Muscular and Inflammatory Rhey tiem. [suffered am only ¢ who ha |it know for over th years, I tried |remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor, but auch relief aa T only temporary, Finally I found a re y that cured me completely, returned. I have give or who wore terribly afi dridden with Mheumatism, and tt effected w cure tn every cane. "I want every sufferer fr of rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous healing power, Don't send a cent; simply mafl your name and address and I wil nond it free to try 0 any form | today [sire Bidg., Byracuse N. adjournment until March 15, when| Wenatchee, to succeed Dr. J. | a meeting between the two factions, W at| cal board, | | trict acy adopt resolution exalting mem-| jory of Mra. Woodrow Wilson at| jon of the convention | Savannah | Thurston county has had six hold-| Brotherhood was distinctly in fa-| UPS and one store burglary within vor of conciliation with the seces-| two weeks. | Gov. Lister appoints R. H. et L. Iker as member of state medi-y Two women elected auditors In — —_—__— |state are first to file election re | ports at Olympia. Output of the Circle mining dis for season just closed esti mated at $250,000, Pile Remedy Free Sample of Pyramid Pilg Remed a froe tor trial gives gtiiok rel) bleeding or protruding rhoids and all rectal x of took DR. J. R. BINYON, JR. I personally examine your e; in the mort scientific manner, And your glasses are ground and mounted uni my personal supervision by our high-class me- chanics In my own shop. x a for trial with tree in plain wrapper. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 614 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich. Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy, in piain wrapper. mailed 1118 Firat Av. near Seneca Save! OR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. This Lady Is a Booster for | the Regal Dentists And she has good reason to be. Read what she s | “A lady friend visited your office jand had a tooth extracted and told me that you did not hurt her, So I thought I would take a chance jand have one ont. Even then | thought that it would hurt. But |the doctor assured me that it |would not. And from now on I will be one of your best boosters, = it never hurt a bit. (Signed) | “MRS, A. S. FOWLER, | 551 10th North.” Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue, ' ON. W. Corner Third and Union o Your Own Sewing 10c Daily Buys a New Machine We Teach You How to Sew FREE Drop-head, dark Singers, $10 and up. Used Machines $5.00 3" “Kerms.) oak Drop-head White, as low Open Evenings During Sale A Deposit Will Hold Any Machine as $15. Drop-head New Home, Box-top machines of all makes, $3 and up. We have a number of drop heads in_ Stencil makes as low as $7.00. son, and up. drop-head Wheeler & Wil- Domestic, Free, and other makes, $10 Standard, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 1424 Third Ave., Near Pike. Main 1525