The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1914, Page 9

Smartness--- SUGGESTIONS PRICE 50c AND $1.00 Cross = (London) Leather s Neckwear—Knitted and Plain Silks Suspenders—Silk and Elastic Belts—Piain and Initialed Buckles Mufflers Canes Neckwear and Hosiery Sets Handkerchiefs — Linen and Silk Vest Buttons Scart Pins Woolen Gloves Searf Retainers « Garters and Arm Bands Collars—Silk and Pique Hosiery—Siik, and Silk and Wool Shirts—Colored or White Overshirts Caps Night Shirts Coin Purses Memorandum Books Drinking Cups Cuff Links Umbrellas q If It’s O ee 4 DEARTH OF MALES ABERDEEN, S. D., Dec. 11 Whether it is a sign woman suf frage will carry in South Dakota this fail, or there Is some other ological cause, it fs a fact ‘that for nearly two years not a boy baby was born in Bath town- ship, in this (Brown) county. ————— Quinine That Will Not Make You Nervous Thal’s the Word! Make Cheasty’s Smart Clothes Your Practical Xmas: Gifts Suits, Over ats, Rain kiel n Materials, Tail coats Right in in Style Made by jamin in New Alfred Decker & “Society Brand” in PRICE $15 to $40 Cheasty Special Fea- ture Suit PRICE $16.50 ca In Underwear The perfect fitting Union Suit—warm wool Id Daniels’, and “ll ens these days Dr Lewis’ for Jaeger’s, Dr Duofold the rest Don't forget. “Values Tell” MEN'S WE WOMAN BEATEN UP BY 2 THUGS; | | PURSE STOLEN Mrs. F. W. Larson, 3917 lawn ave, was attacked footpads Thursday Wood by two night, shortly] The STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1914, - PAGE 9 ' LESSONS FROM IRENE -HOUGH’S BEAUTY AGOOD COMPLEXION DEPENDS UPON CLEANLINESS, SAYS PRET. “| always go to bed with @ emile on my face, and | know the amile will Be th in the morning.” By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 17 United States navy is at the f three ar | manufacturers regularly make the government pay prices far dishing ont. owD plate tory is the only way to put an end to this hold-up geey, Daniele” significant assertions f the Navy niels, in eport to the President. here are only three son. cerns in the country which make armor plate.” says Secre- tary Daniels, “and tast year, when bids were invited, alf three made identically the same bids, to a cent.” The three concerns are the the Bethichem, Carnegie and Midvale Stoo! Works. Ds ts out thet last year ame ships on whteb the de. a reduction on th ARMOR PLATE TRUST STEALS MILLIONS FROM U. S. PEOPLE ° ¢ over $1,000,000 m yeas » | consel Tries to Sew Ladylove Up on Contract $ ANGELES, ¢ A certain populs man of this city, head over } fn love with Mix» Dorothy B jont, one of the season's prettic: butantes, almost caught Cup! napping when he tried to sign AN ENGAGEM TRACT, ‘Almost— ‘The only trouble was that Miss Reaumont continued to regard the Ww fety | al., Dec. young # | proposition as a joke. of | THEST TELEPHONE GIRL; SHE TELLS HOW SHE KEEPS CLEAN BY IDAH McGLONE GIBSON 1914, by Irene Hough ways beautiful a fascination all its o mont of that fascin 6 in Ire i Copyright Youth is It has tion who phone judged of all to The y or un to make good ine igh, was girl Star's an ' ‘ent, * begn working in @ telephon ange she has kept her xion, her Altho: As long as she with her through t Just so long will she be tifal What does she 4 her complexion? Firat of clean Tam aste bearty co removing n carry these ing years » called beau. 0 to preserve e keeps her face ished «in reading the iests for ire and that | cream 4 Tam or at to ted, | always athe in as hot water stand,” said Miss Hough During thie @aily bath I pay particular attention to my face and neck, I scrub them with a soft brush jand plenty of good suds, covering jthem with Iather as a man does | when he {s going to shave. “Then | rir —_ to t | wn. | waters, the last ong Today's Styles Today 1932-34 second Ave,—211 Union St LARGEST CREDIT APPAREL Seattle’s Reliable Credit House HOUSE IN UNITED STATES ahristmas Our liberal ar portunity most de or g parel Store Open Open Batu urday Evening Until 10 credit plan affo ur af 1 the balance in easy pay- ments after the he idayp — . Buy Your Xmas Clothing Here on Credit Th reliable tore of u the fa us Bradbury System Clothes the fer and ec ir er at the after Christmas tyles fabrics, grade « ing usu prices and pay bury Clothes, $20 and up. Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes collection suit any will be Brad- us of A Jackets large and elegant and Robes priced to sents purse re iated i greatly Fancy Christmas Boxes We have many beautiful Christmas Boxes, dozens of artistic designs, con taining many useful articles of men’s car. Make an excellent, inexpensive gift. 35c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25, $ Neckwear Makes — Nice Gifts &% lor, new sian effects, plain « changeable colors, stripes dots and figures. Mag nificer oy a of Neck wear Sweaters and Seale Coats The celebrated Albion goods sold here. We carry all sizes and all colors Complete line of Shoes, Clarkson $3.00 Hats and J. B. Stetson. peing ice cold this I After some of my face and king off all su with a soft cloth When | have finfshed my com plexton is as soft and pretty as that of my younger sister and it will only need a dash of cold water in the morning to tone it up to re sist the ravages of the dust and dirt of the exchange. “And, last but not least, | always go to sleep with a pleasant thought in my mind; one that will bring a y th neck smiles perfluous grea se my face in several|emile to my face, for | know that! ™ If | do thie | will find that smile there in the mornin; Miss Hough posed t would show what a difference and frowns make in one’s) * ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Siiveremith Handsome Suits Stylish Winter Coats Both of these yst ac useful serviceable ae 1e mi pire ble ‘yt and f u can oman. Our immense stent and lib- E credit terms make a election a very tasy matter, Special Christ- prices on | cy | ; Furs for Her Christmas Furs make appropriate Christ- mas gift. We ng a large and complete line at prices that are bound to appeal. Many excellent values will be found in our large assortment of Sets and Separate Scarfs and Muffs, $7.50 and up. Beautiful New Blouses Exquisite new filmy chiffons, in fash- fonable suit shades, new lustrous satins, in 4 fact, everything that is new, fashionable and in demand by smart dressed women. These Waists range from $5,00 up. Christmas Millinery Special at $5.00 and $10.00 Hats of fine style and value, especially priced at $5.00 and $10.00. Remarkable low prices for.such stylish Winter Hats. mas ry n laces, Christmas | ven't you a friend “back Bast” who @ appreciate a gift of a nice 6 to $- “ SALMON Shipped in ide and resiced dally untit destination ts reached? Guaranteed to arrive In perfect condition Anywhere in the Upited States. All Charges Prepaid. $1.25 Pacific Salmon Co. (Uptown Office) jorthern Bank " and Pike, Seattle. one Main 5874 ra picture} ; : THIBELELLIEEEE aL ithe its Ra aed | after she had alighted from a Green|! eS: 8 Tar water fect tae we) Lake car at 40th st. and Woodlawn ‘tame ae s- tor | ave. Sate Ge box. Price I<. | t of only rth of protective deck ed They threw her to the sidewalk| $720,456 wo and made away with her purse,| plating. | containing $4 The reason for this | Mrs. Larson is suffering from a/that THERE WAS REAL COMPE-| | nervous collapse today |TITION for this special steel, and R. P. Powell dozed in the office|the award was made TO A COM-| | of his restaurant, at 1429 Sixth a PANY OTHER THAN EITHER oF} Pocket ‘picked of gold watch |THE THREE WHICH HAVE A John Whitman was stopped and| MONOPOLY OF MAKING ARMOR * | relieved of 60 cents 26th ave, 8.) PLATE. ie | and Atlantic st. Thursday night Experience with the “patriotiem’ Home of Dr. F, W at 4403|0f these three compantes does not Fifth ave. S. W., entered Thursday |Justify the hope that any considera | night. Mrs. Wheeler minus tion other than that of exorbitant} PURE OPES ECT LOOTERDETEDIECEUERIVES CEELE TED EEPEEEY big saving Is __ AMUSEMENTS —_ PANTAGES. 41—Whirlwind American | y). Beauties—11 10c and 20c ast | | When I started my Christmas sale, to renew acquaintance with my old friends, on Loew's Empress MELNOTTE gold vanity case and @ set of pearl and amethyst earrings rofits will influence them "During the time when the war with Spain was imminent, for tn stance, these compafiles refused to who had not yet found my new place of business, the bargains I offered not only brought in the old friends, but made a host of new ones. ot Metod: . cag ead Here are some more bargains: A Big All-Featare Show Oc AND 20c R Se ert 2 ADMIRALTY SAYS | LONDON, Dec ns Hes Britiah killed on land by bardment of the’ ¢ which raided the this week, it was five sailors w slain on board the British destroyers engaged with the Germans before the latter re tired | Mine sweepers were engaged to |day In removing the mines which the visitors scattered jof $100 more 8 the ‘The House bom. | KEYSTONE Comedies Cass “A” Theatre ‘Third at Pike. arned tod Gold-Filled Spectacles arborough and Whitby while Feyeglasees. the bombardment was in progre ee ete are returning to their homes. KON Orr A” BOURBONS TO MEET The b me cafeteria Martin J y, Colfax nee Fre Ka: n Washingtor ge A Why Politica artes Decay”: ‘Ben F Its Relation to King County ets Saturda The Democr: at Good F will be:| peakers ELECTRO}: PAINLESS}: DENTISTS} BERLIN A BIG LOSER AMSTERDAM declared who went to front have Custer ealth. The public 1s invited Dec 70,000 Berl 18,—Berlin been FREE EXAMINATION 22K Gold SPowns. »: 5 Bridgework ....- Full Set of Teeth... 1B Porcelain Crown. taken Gold Fillings .. fy Se] PUPS CHEW TOBACCO Lady Attendant, Terms to sult. ’ ‘All work guaranteed 15 yearn, GENTRY, Mo, Dec, 18,—Two| month-old bulldogs, 3B belonging to farmer liv PAINLESS DENTISTS south of have gained ‘and Pike, Opp. Public MarketB themselves the People’s ventists. the only tob Laboring |ehis part of the country BOCHNIA IS TAKEW BERLIN, Dec. 18 claim capture of Bochnia, east of Cracow; 31,000 Austrians ) miles prisoner ing hei »chewing dogs in 5 SAILORS KILLED, jaccept the price fixed by Congress ee after Investigation, and declined to manufacture any! armor until they got, th own price a ton than the price congress had determined on! It has been proved that In 1894 these compani nishing armor to Russ a ton, while they were charging the dear old United States $616.14 a ton for the identical article. aa a just rate $5.00 Gillette Safety Razors $3.98 $1.00 Gem Junior Safety Razor, 12 blades 79c $1 Ever Ready Safety Razor with 12 blades 79c $2.25 Set, Set Boxing Gloves Job lot Punching Bags and Foot- balls at one-half price 75eé to $5.00 DR, L, R, CLARK, D. D. &. 20 TEETH PULLED WITHOUT PAIN markable, but it's Read what Mrs, J Second Ave. true That #0 absolutel Dr. Clark out pain. I have teal of experience with other dentists, and can truthfully say that the Re gal method is best of all, f highly ‘ecommend them to every one, (Signed) MRS. J We didn't hurt Mrs won't hurt you it xtracted twenty t it absolutely had a great Miss Dorothy Beaumont It wa liberal sort of contract the foolish young man proposed. It was to give her full freedom to associate with other men, if she so desired Either one might marry one else in the interim But if both were unwedded on| July 15, 1917, and they still loved each other, they were to wed, ao Jcording to the unsigned contract | But During the next two years Miss | Beaumont was to give up all pre-| vious plans of whatever nature In favor of her lover's requests at tw notice, “elther by mail or patronage. some MACDONALD.” MacDonald we Come and let us prove Regal Dental Offices DR. L. RA, CLARK, MGR, 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union Read'the Miscellaneous col-| umn in Star Want Ads, balked | refused Hl who he is still has a chance #o he Royal 26-piece $5.98 Rogers’ Tea Spoons $1.09 $5.50 Set Boxing Gloves $3.98 $4.00 Boxing $1.49 | $2.98 $3.50 Boxing Gloves $2.49 Money refunded if not satisfactory. Sale starts at 9 o’clock Saturday. evenings until 10 p. m. I am not going out of business, have no fixtures for sale. Plate Co Silver value $10, $3.00 full nickel Thermos Bott $2.09 $5.00 Aluminum 6-cup Electric Percolator. . $4.69 $2.19 $2.79 $2.00 to $3.50 Sweaters and Jer- 69c $3.98 $5.00 $1.98 $5.19 $3.98 $3.00 Universal No. 56 Coffee Percolator $5.00 Ruff Neck Sweaters $2.00 full nickel Therm 1847 one-pint Bottle $1.29 1,000-shot Blu barrel Daisy Rifle, value $ $5.00 Manicure Sets $9.00 Toilet Sets $3.00 Carving Sets Sterling Barrel Air Rif value $125 69c Fine Pocket Cutlery, absolutely guaranteed, fre 50¢ to $4.0 Set Gloves $7.50 Carving s Sets Set $5.50 1847 Rogers’ Knives and Forks. All 704 FIRST AVENUE one-quart $1.98 Blue 3-piece Steel Fishing Rod, value $1.50, 69c Stevens’ May- nard Junior 22-Rifle, value $2.75 $1.99 $1.50 Hair Clipper 98c $2 le e le, a 50 Roller Skates $1.19 $5.00 Green Oil Hunting Coat $3.00 om »0 Open I need is your THEO. WILTS