The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1914, Page 5

SE YOUR CREDIT"—416-424 Pike St. Special Prices on Bedding We offer one of the most complete lines of Bedding to be found in the city of Seattle, inviting a comparison of our We in tomorrow regular prices. suggest that you come and take advantage of the spe- cial prices listed below: Regular $2.00 Hemstitched Comforts, 72x78, extra $1.65 each Our $5.00 Comforts, fine y, with 9-inch border; Bet inte. $3 GS 72x84 inches. Sleeping Blankets, good val- ues at $1.25; 54x72 size. Ver etl 85 Couch New Arrivals Splendid value in our regul fine patterns in Oriental effects; made of Specially priced at.... extra heavy tapestry. 416% 424 - Tolephone—Private Ex Free Admission AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25¢ Everyone Welcome YOUR OLD FURS/| Can be remade into beautiful Neckpieces, Muffs and Fur Tur- HATS CLEANED AND REBLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentiemen's Bowler Hat Co. le © a A aot oS Deliver 7 Ay , Seeaste, STEWART HOUSE 56 Stewart St Mear Pike Public Market Modern Bingle Rooms 25¢ Motern Outside Rooms for or T ike Street: Blankets $7.00 guaranteed all-wool both warp and filling Blan- kets; 72x84 inches; reds, greens and tans with blue or pink borders Ret Tag prce PO« TO $3.50 Wool Nap Blanket the best value in the city; 70x80 inches, in blues, pinks, fv $2.85 Red Tag price Covers ar $6.50 Couch Covers—new, $5.25 STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1914. PAGE 5. Boosters Boost and Wha ASHEL CURTIS LER | _ Optimists “Op”; Ban _ Put on the Croaker Smile and the world cheers up with you The Commercial Club put up an optimistic luncheon Wednesday Two hundred were turned away. | Five hundred came early, and | obtained seats, and smiled, and rollicked in thelr optimism. It was a representative gather. ing. Men and women came from offices and stores, from city hall, courthouse, Federal bullding Every one smiled, Secretary Otto A. Case stood in| and exacted that ident Bert held a strategic place inside the hall and saw to it that the smiles kept circulating. President Haas of the council smiled. George Cole, the lawyer, amiled. County Treasurerelect Bennett smiled Viclous Assault on Gloom Led by J. F. Douglas, manager of the Metropolitan Building Co.) and Rey. A. W. Leonard, who were on opposite sides in a recent int- tative campaign, everybody made a victor aesault on Old Man Grouch and Old Lady Gloom. Besides Douglas and Dr. Leon ard, who made the principal speeches, the optimistic feed was considerably aided by Asahel Cur who recited Robert W. Serv. “The Spell of the Yukon,” {1 lustrating it with stereopticon | slides. Peter B. Bilhorn, Chicago evan- | gelist, sang several compositions | change—Elllott 3096 [RAINIER FOLK | URGE CITY TO “ACCEPT OFFER A lobby of Rainier Valley citizens will appear Friday be- fore the finance committee of the city council to urge that the city purchase the Seattle, Renton & Southern railway on the offer made a week ago by \| the receivers. Price and terms now are $200, |}000 in municipal raflway bonds, || with 20% of the gross earnings for }28 years, unless the maximum, | $1,300,000, is paid before that time. A mass meeting of Rainier Val- |leyites Wednesday night voted to | personally urge the purchase The meeting was attended by Scott Calhoun, one of the recelv SEWING MACHINE Why not buy her one for a Christmas present? You can pay for it at $3 a month. The machine will pay for itself while you are paying for it If you do not feel able to buy a new machine we will sell you a used a ma- chine of any make from $10 up, and on terms WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 1424 Third, Near Pike. Main 1525 Seattle SERIOUS CATARRH| YIELDS TO HYOMEI Also One of the Best Reme- dies for Head Colds or Bronchitis. Be wise in time and use Hyomel at the first symptom of catarrb, such as| frequent colds, constant frog in the throat, difficult breathing or disa nasal discharges. Do not t dinease become deep-seated for tt often causes the lone of hear remedy for tissues Mning the alr pas of the head throat." Its sages ealing begin at} antl Ivan her to use Hyomet. Sim f the liquid into lears the head and ing easier, quicker or ing than Hyomet erely a relief for catarrh |that are undoubtedly | erty and accompanied himself on bis jown made organ. Sees Good In It All “We are now about at the end of 8 period of social and business un- rest,” declared Douglas. “Business has been bad, but I am not one of ¢ who believe that good will out of this period of stress. However we may feel about this perfod of doubting and questioning, we must admit that some things have been established here to stay One of these is that the large poration must submit to regulation. “Of late years the public, | through the reform ngitation, has Host faith in the securities of cor. porations. I see sixns of returning | confidence. Can't Kill Seattle “I was opposed to recent Int | tiative legislation that became law lin this state by vote of the people I am not one to believe that the measure can possibly kill Seattle. “The city must go through a re- adjustment. I am not a pessimist in the matter, All our homes are here; all our aspirations center about Seattle, and I believe that in a short time the readjustment will be made. “Seattle has at her door great resources, A city to be a great city, however, must have some- thing more than resources to build it up. oR great city ts always a great transportation center. Seattle is rapidly becoming a great transpor tation center. “Where there Is a transportation center there 1s always much buy- ing and selling. “T look with great optimism to Seattle's future. Dr. Leonard traced Seattle from its beginnings to present days and Dale ‘cued and in ers, and Councilmen Cooley, all of whom favor of the purchase. J. D. Blackwell, an engineer, op- posed the plan, saying it would mean heavy assessments to prop- erty owners along Rainier boule- vard, and would necessitate an int- tial expenditure for improvements of $400,000 or $500,000, and a new down-town terminal. Councilman Dale contended pur chase of the road by the city would increase Rainier Valley prop- valuation $1,500,000, thereby bringing increased taxes to city, and thus offsetting any losses the road might suffer. MAY CLOSE SALOON VANCOUVER, B. C,, Nov. 19 The city council has been asked to close all saloons at 6 p. m. daily ri while the war is on Red Nose ne in & m | Advice to Beauty Seekers || WHEN SAPETY ANOONKRVICE As CONSIDERED. WE VRE CALLED PACKARD—VELIE Elliott 320 °:: “NAVY YARD —— B. Kennedy and m,, 1:86 Viewed Steamers riot esve Colman Dock wnday 10:30 « apt Bunday (Sunday turday, 11:45 p.m. ‘Tims table subject to change withor 20 (except | 2:00, ox 6:20 p | Phone Main 3101. Price 600 Round Trip pio Imag it App! yy Skin—The sanest ethod of giving « arent appears fs to apply ordinary mi every might for from one to two weeks This wax ainable at any Gru store one ounce fe sufficient), actually takes off @ bad complexion by gently and @rad ually absorbing the thin vell of murface akin. The new ekin then tn evidence tn as fresh and velvety The wax is applied | washed off mornings Wrinkles aragray! tive without rubbing nafent collned wax 4 ein this daily tor ® whie—Advertisement. the | showed how the Seattle Spirit has manifested {tself through many strenuous times and how this spirit now brings cause for optimism How to Stop the Tobacco Habit Secretly A Specialist Advis That the tobacco habit can be treated secretly at home at very little expense Is the claim of a well-known specialist who has |treated thousands’ of cases. Ins recent interview, he made the fol- lowing statement: “The cost of the drogs used to treat the tobacco habit in the high-priced sanitari. ums amounts to very little. Here is a simple, inexpensive preserip- tion that can be given secretly in coffee, tea, milk or water or in the food, as it has no color, taste or smell: To 3 ox. of water add 20 |sraine of murtate of ammonia, a small box of Variex Compound and }10 grains of pepsin. Put in coffee jor food a teaspoonful three times a day. This prescription can be put up by any druggist, is perfectly harmless and will be found very effective In the treatment of the tobacco habit in any form.”—Ady. OR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. &. Mrs. Myers Is Well Satisfied With Regal Dentistry. She says: “IT bad molar teeth extracted by the Regal Dentists, It was a com plicated task, but the work was done very successfully, and 1 heartily recommend the Regal tal work. “MRS. J. A. MYERS, “1221 41st North.” We satisfy and please all our pa- tiente—not only by our painiess work, but also by our low prices and the excellent quality of work manship which goes into every plece of work that leaves this of-| fice. Remember, we positively don’t hurt a bit, Regal Dental Offices OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue, N. W. Corner Third and Union QUICKEST REMEDY EVER SOLD IN SEATTLE We have never sold anything here in § of the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, eto, known as Adler i-ka. Th for appendicitis, ts so quick and pow erful that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation. sour or gassy stomach, Adler-i-ka acta on BOTH lower and upper bowel! and it is the moat THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever saw. Swift's Phar wacton Second ay. and Pike and 235 Advertisement. ‘DON'T SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort is remedy When those sharp pains go shoot ing through your head, when your| skull seems an if tt ‘would aplit just rub a little MUSTIROLE on | temples It draws ont th inflam: alain pain lof is a clean t, made with off of mustard than a mustard plaster, and does not blister Dootors and nurses frar mend MUSTEROLE for Sore Bronchitis, Croup, f Neck algia, Con n matiam, Lu sof the Back Throat Awthma Pleuriay Pains and Joints, Sprains Muncles, Brutses, Chilblaina ted Feet—Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia). in 260 and 500 Jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Be sure you get the genuine MUS- BROLE. Refuse tmitations—«cet hat you ask for, The Musterole | Company, Cleveland, Obto. Dentists to any one needing den-| ttle with the INSTANT action | used successfully | white | Q--1 hope you will find time to anewer this soon. nm th me age as my: The trouble is, this! young man’s past is not satisfa tory to my folks or friends. He le trying to live a different life now and do what |e right to make up for the past. He gave up drinking and smoking for my sake, but peo- Pp m to take a delight in say: ing hateful things of his past to |me. My folks seem to think he will go back to his old habits in a) short tim mother h. see | don't want what she h. me what to do. Shall | marry him just for love and forget the past, or try to give him up? ANOTHER GIRL. A.—There is one argument in fa vor of the youth, and that is his age. If boys are not trained prop erly they are very easily influ enced by the wrong element in so HEAD AND NOSE STOPPED FROM A’ COLD? TRY THIS Your cold will break and all/ grippe misery end after taking a dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” every two hours until three doses are taken. It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and alr passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ning, relieves sick headache, dull- ness, feverishness, sore — throa' and stiffness My father drinks and suffered from It, 80 you to go through ing and snuffling e your throb- bing head—nothing else world gives such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It actn without assistance. tastes nice, and causes no incon venience, Accept no substitute. Resinol will stop that itch The moment that Resinol Oint- ment touches itching skin, the itching s' and healing begins. | That is why doctors have pre- scribed it successfully for nineteen years in even severe and stubborn cases of eczema, tetter, ringworm, rashes and other tormenting, un- sightly skin eruptions. Aided by warm baths with Resinol Soap, Resinol Ointment fttores the skin or scalp to perfect health and comfort, quickly, easily and at little coat, Resinol Soap and Resinal Ointment also clear away pimples and blackheads, and form « most valuable household treatment |) for sores, wounds, bolls, piles, ete, Sold || bralldruggiste, are oo eas An Old, Family Cough Remedy, Home-Made ® #. A Little, By making this pint of ¢ ayrap at home vou not aa compared with the ready-made kind, | but will also have a much more prompt And positive remedy in every way It overcomes the usual coughs, throat and |chest olde in 24° houre—relleven even whooping cough 4 and in excellent Jtoo, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma, | Nomrsenees and spasmodi . Got fr Pinex pint bottle and fi granulated sugar 14-time cough nly save about §! m any drug worth) oundes of vr it Int with pl lain, ith Pinex g00d. Y Keeps porfe Id in w way | quickly loosens the dry, ho ‘ough and heals the inflamed memb | It also has @ remarkable effect in o coming the permatent loose cough stopping the formation of phlegm In the thront and bronchial tubes The effect of Ping on the membranes ia known by almost every one. Pine ts a most valuable concentrated compound of | genuine Norway pine extract, combined with guaiacol and other natural healing | pine elements © many worthless imitations of thing else A guarant prompt Mey ke 1am engaged to! elety, and they do wrong without fully realizing what the outcome | will be. Perhaps it is so with your friend, He deserves a chance to reform, at any rate. You cannot marry for two years yet, and if he remains true to his present stand- ard during this time, there tis little danger he will go back to his old habits, Of course, in a way, you| will be taking a chance; but per hi ho greater chance than !f you married another man. If your love proves stronger than your doubt, you should not allow friends or re! tives to influence you against him. Q.—What kind of a gift would It be pro for a girl to give to a gentleman friend at Christmas? | have only known him a short time. Would it be proper for me to re- ceive a gift? JUNIOR. A--It is neither proper nor im proper for a girl to exchange Christ- mas presents with a young man whom she has known but a short time. It is merely a custom, ap proved in some socal circles and absolutely tabooed In others. The inquirer must decide according to the way her friends are accustomed to handle this delicate situation. Unfortunately, many respectable | girls who should know better ve) subtle ways of wheedling valuable| presents from their admirers at| Christmas. It is not a pretty thing to| do, and girls who are carefully | trained in the fine points of good| form neither expect to give nor ac- cept presents from thelr men ac- quaintances, Q,—What are black beauty spots made of, and how are they made Into star shapes? BEAUTY. A.—They are made of court plas ter or velvet and cut into the dif- ferent shapes by machinery. Some thing impels me to add a bit more of advice than the writer asked for. It ts ridiculous and absurd for wo- men who pretend to be intelligent to waste time and material in thig manner. Artificial beauty spots | | esTADL ac | ougall ¢ fouthwick H. B, GAGH, Receiver KECOND AY, ond PIKE 87 Store open Bs m. 16 Op om Inexpensive, Attractive Neg igees in varie of an elastic cord at the waist, id front. Priced at $5.00. French Flannel pari dae Robe with collar and cuffs wide satin. The are light blue, pink, gray and Priced at Brocaded Crepe de Chine Robes with soft cascade of lace down front, kimono sleeves finished with lace frill; pastel shades. Priced at $8.50. —Third Floor. pleasing color: hand embroid- Albatross shirred on ered back a Robes y cardinal The Practical Middy Blouse Children’s Stamped Dresses 15¢ Made of chambray in blue and tan, ready for working. Attractive, simphe designs Stamped Pillow Cases 50c Made of the best quality tub- ing in sizes 26x45, and 36x42. Simple, effective designs, Spe- clal 50¢. Fourth Floor. These are Middies in sizes from 6 to 20 years. They have blue and white collars and cuffs, full length sleeves. Exceedingly practical gar- ments for $1.25. —Third Floor. regulation A Variety of New Waists at_$3.95 The assortment presents Crepe de Chine, Lingerie and Habutai Silk as the materials. The Crepe de Chine Waists Are offered in pastel shades with vestee, collar and cuffs of white, hemstitch finish. The collars are roll, the sleeves long and set-in. All shades, at $3.95. The Habutai Silk Waists These are the newest of the assortment, and are to be found in hairline stripes of a variety of colors; high neck as well as roll collars. All long sleeves, with turned-back cuffs; sleeves set-in. Exceptionally smart and thorough- ly serviceable at $3.95. Are made of an exceptional quality of voile with inserts of lace and pin tucks, besides embroidery. The collars are high or low; long sleeves with cuffs of lace. Attrac~ tive values at $3.95. —Second Floor. MacDougall-Southwick which contains It? MRS. C. A—in smog chicory is culti- vated for an edible. The roots, while quite young are used like carrots. The leaves, while in a green state, are utilized in salads d as a boiled vegetable. This perennial herb is in no way fthjurtous to the system. The roots, dried, roasted, and ground, form a beverage which is used largely among the foreign-born population. However, it {is inferior to coffee, consequently, people do not care Second Av. and Pike St. Home of the Best $2.50 Glasses on Earth are In no way beautiful, and tend! to give the wearer the appéarance| of a South Sea felander, Q.—Teli me what day and month the exposition of 1915 will open? Also, | would lke to know If the European nations will have exhib- its there, Will the war have any, effect upon it? READER. A.—The date set for the opening jof the Panama-Pacific exposition tx Fobruary 20, 1915. The war will not affect the exhibits of the Buro-| pean nations, as they have agreed to take part as formerly intended Q—Is chicory injurious to the system, or Is it a matter of taste that people do not want coffee Jewelry, Silverware and _ Diamonds Go for Less Ss. Burnett Pla Planning an Aggressive Sale. | Prominent Jewelry Concern Will Reduce Prices on Everything. Sale to Open Saturday Morning. The most important announce. ment coming from the jewelers this year is one made today by S Burnett Mr. Burnett stated that his concern will place its entire stock on the market at reductions ranging from one-fifth to one-balf. This is as a matter of self-preser- vation, The fact that the jewelry business generally is demoralized, | jowinggto the unusual conditions| caused by the European war has made sales of one sort or another common. “We do not propose to sit idly |by and be undersold by any con- cern in this city, We have as sembled a stock of $125,000 worth | of fine jewelry which has been marked at our usual fair prices. We had hoped this year to sell our share at normal profits. Condi tions make this impossible; there: fore we shall sell everything in the |store at reductions ranging from one-fifth to one-half. The sale will open on Saturday morning. Every-| thing will be marked in plain fig ures, Hverything will be guaran teed, and Old customers or new ones who buy during this sale shall have not only our assurance of quality, but of low prices. They can bring the purchases back and et their money if they find they can do better anywhere else, A stronger statement for this sale we do not know how to make. The store will be closed on Friday, in order to give our helpers an op. portunity to put sale prices on ey- erything, The original tickets will remain intact and unchanged, The |sale prices wfl be marked with red. Thus anybody and everybody can see how much they save.” The foregoing statement was made by Mr, Burnett this morning. Coming as {t does from one of the oldest jewelry concerns in the State of Washington, it will un doubtedly t weight with the buying public, It looks as |though this year {s the year of years for Seattle folk to buy jew- elry. | | | Free Relief for it when they pay for coffee. For Colds In Head Bend to us for generous free semple—enough for several days’ treatment for cold in head, cbronicnasal catarrh, dry catarrh, sore nose. KONDON’S Original and Genuine CATARRHAL JELLY —standard remedy for 25 years. 16,000,000 have been sold. Applied ins! it brings quick a ompietely beals flamed nasal pa Get a 250 of Sc from your druegiste 38.000 drugists sell it ghd euaranien Wt. "Money deck it it fails. jeluse substitutes. They are Gangerous. KONDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn. | EYESTRAIN AND HEADACHE The REMEDY is to be fitted with PROPER GLASSES — glasses that will sult YOUR PARTICULAR CASE. For Good SERVICE and SATISFAC- TION see ‘Marcum Optical C6, 917 FIRST AVE. ghborhood; close in; use Yes- ler car. RENT REASONABLE. 1711 WASHINGTON 8T. Phone Beacon 1952. Progressive Policy of Gas Ca. REQUIRES SUrPORT OF OR a gas company or any other public service company to pursue a_ progressive policy of management and development, re- quires the moral and financial support of the people. Without these such a policy could not be maintained nor could the people themselves be well served. In addition to the steadily rising cost of doing business, or operating expense, the company must continually find large sums of new capital with which to build extensions in a rapidly-growing city like this. It is dependent for its ability to operate under a standard of first-class service, and for the credit to procure needed capital, on the good will and patronage of the public. Both sides are mutually interested In Seattle, the gas company has adhered to a policy of such progressive character that it is noteworthy among all the cities of the world for the amount of mains it has laid, for the modernity and completeness of its works, and for the cheap- ness of gas here, considering all conditions. At the present rates, every citizen of this city is enabled to enjoy all the advantages of good gas service with economy and satisfaction, SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY PHONE: MAIN 6767,