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Talking Machines Terms Cut in Half No Interest This Superb Victrola, built in fumed, weathered or Flemish oak or ma- hogany, fully equipped with automatic brake, complete set of Record Albums, a very powerful motor and a wonderful tone. Priced at... .$200 TERMS CUT IN HALF THIS WEEK. NO INTEREST. The Victrola illustrated here is a splendid instru- ‘Vewels KV1 9200 Seem ment, with a triple spring motor, automatic brake, six Record Albums, Rec- ord Index and a good supply of needles. Built in fumed oak or mahog- any. Priced at... .$150 TERMS CUT IN HALF THIS WEEK. NO INTEREST. XL s100) —s= ‘Wane KIV, 9100 —-= The Columbia Grafonola here pictured is one of the latest models, has the new No. 6 Reproducer, the new steel-plate unit Motor, a loud, brilliant tone. Great for dancing. Priced at ... $75 } TERMS CUT IN HALF THIS WEEK. NO INTEREST. Here is an _ instrument hard to beat at the price. We have it finished in mahogany, fumed oak, golden, Flemish, weath- ered oak. Priced at .$100 TERMS CUT IN HALF THIS WEEK—NO INTEREST. DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE TO° OWN ONE OF THESE INSTRUMENTS AT TERMS NEVER BEFORE GIVEN IN SEATTLE. a Our Talking Machine Parlors Are on the Ground Floor Pohl Pen 1519 Third Ave., Between Pike and Pine. VICTOR—EDISON DIAMOND DISC—COLUMBIA RECORDS Union Dye Works, Inc. WHETHER OR pagglonge eye NOT IT IS INSULTED WASHINGTON Jan State 5c and 10c |; ; fepartment official sald today that |the most serious question in con the 20 ao Plant and Office, 10th Ave. and E. Union. {nection with the detention by | British authorities of the U. 8. ves E. #49—Phones—E. 1164. jsel Greenbrier was e hauling down of the American flag ond the hoisting of the British. Whether ——=—_—_—_—__—_—_———_————— We Call and Deliver Promptly. }) snis act will be regarded as an in sult has not been determined. RECIPE TO DARKEN | GRAY HAIR | By a Specialist A very satisfactory which darkens gray hair and jas a corrective agent for dandruff preparation acts land other diseases of the scalp can |be made at small expense and in ¢ lyour own home by dissolving a |small box of Barbo Compound in 7 jounces of water and then ad iding 4 an ounce of bay rum and a quarter 1 ounce of glycerine. Any drug store ; tan furnish these ingredients, This F, is to be applied once a week until : pean % |the hair is sufficiently darkened ; $$ $F $F $ $ $F Fi ther every two weeks to keep th } hair soft and glossy and the se 4 CASH COUPON—Worth 82 and More ie Nesithy condition. It may wentis counon, if used of or before | used with equal success in darken cepted an sg a ling the beard. This is a prepara amounting more up to|tion that gives splendid results $10.00; th er cent dis-| both as a hair darkener and a rem tp ah gt ee edy for all scalp disorders, and well worthy of a trial You wil find it far superior to the ordinar store preparations and much les Advertisement expensive Our prices remain exactly the fame during this discount offer ax STEWART T—IOUSE they have been for the past years on 6 Stewart St. all work Near Pike Public Market This good only at the Rega Modern Bingie Rooms 25¢ Dentists Third avenue, north Large, Modern Outside Rooms f west corner Union street Good Only at the Regal Dental Office | Regal Dental Offices OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue N. Ww. Corner: Third and Upion Two BOE One oF We Make Motion Pictures Finest Equipment in the Northwest Jacobs Photo Shops Pil. i vacant i} List your four ‘® Building, Seattle Star Want Ads. STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN, 20, 1915, PAus 5. DARNELL WIFE GETS A DIVORCE RELIEF SHIP IS CHICAGO, Jan Dorty{that he had married three girls Vaughn Darnell, wife of the young] without troubling to divorces any pastor, Rev, James M, Darnell, was|of their predecessors, The min given a divorce here late Tuesday| ister today denied that either Ruth on statutory charges, She was|Soper, of Owatonna, Minn. or awarded $300 alimony | Bthe! Mpurgeon, of Avon, Tl, ts T B IU Rey, Darnell was pastor of alhis wife, He admitted, however church at Kenosha, Wis, when an|that he in the father of Ruth! Investigation began of charges! Soper'a child 5 sthniiey Wakhieben theese a ana ship assigned to carry food ® carne gathered in the Northwest to the starving Belgians, reached Elliott bay at 6 p. m, Tuesday, pro- JUNEAU, Alaska, Jan, 20 They wil) await tnatructions ceeding directly to the Hammond Capt. C, P. MeCarthy, Chief Bn- from the owners at Seattle. Other fouring milis gineer Callow and First Officer J. mombers of the crew er taking, After loading a big flour con A. Battve, of the Pacific Coast to the boain when the Delhi began signment, the Washington — will Steam p Co's steamer Delhi, are to fill, were picked ap the Ala then call for additional supplies at camped today on Strait island, 1 and brought to Juneau the port commission dock before Sumner strait, near the battered econ’ Officer Pred Nystrom (starting b long voyage hulk of their vessel, which rammed! declares the versel can be save The Washington bears grim evi 60 feet onto a reef while plowing/{f no storm strikes her before a) den of the European war In}* through the fog Tuesday evening, salvage crew can be sent to the one of her funnels she carries a en route to Wrangell scone large nick, the mark of a British 7 ~ ~~ She failed to heed quickl ob Lh} enough a command to stop while off Newport, England When completed, her Seattle LOS ANGELES, Jan, 20.— mite; the safe le not locked.” | Cargo will consist of 7.464 tons of uring the nigh’ je eas! jour, 191 to ol oats, 244 blow up hie brand new safe, 8. | OOo ine door td osote e2d, [canned milk, ons of wheat and Y. Keleer, a merchant here, | Departing, he penciled below |1*4 tons of miscellaneous food hung a nels upon it last night the notice: “Your courtesy ap stuffs _whleh | rn ve your dyna _Preciated R | Cynthia Grey’s 17 NATIONALITIES DINE TOGETHE Seventeen nationalities were rep. | Alexander Myers acted as chair resented Tuesday night at the ban. Aan. seg bebe ik ae a age . = ia ry Gardner with the A quet given by the ¥.M.C. A. Broth: oonestra and Thomas G. Laws erhood to 250 new citizens Who (enor soloist prepared for their exams at| Uncle Sam, in official robes, led he ¥. M the guests before J. Speed Smith. lotion fre Prof. W. G. Beach said there was chief examin nd welcomed 4 no real danger of race segregation them to the U. § | Dear Miss Grey: 1 don't think 1 | eould answer love queries as well you do, but think I am more NEW YORK, Jan, 20.-—“The gov- negie and other foundations. Schiff | sons of answering M. W " ° r prin orker |#aid he approved of labor unions, | Wery in regard to “eats economy ernment must bring the worker ot declared no responsible man: |have been making a study of rela and the job together. ager of a corporation would con-|t!¥ food values, ete., for years, not This is the only solution of the sent to a blacklist because I deaired to, but because an unemployment problem in the Schiff insisted that the unem-| ¢Verdincreasing family necessi opinion of Jacob H. Schiff, million. ployment problem was the biggest | Mt A it. aire banker, who testified today one before the nation today, He| A person can live very cheaply at before the federal industrial rela 4 he believed it was the duty of | present food prices and still enjoy tions commission investigation! the government to solve it, now | bodily health, The first thing for o here of the Rockefeller, Sage, Car that private individuals had fatied,| young couple to do ts to lay away until more prosperous times the | pampered tastes they are born with jor trained to nowadays, Pies, cakes and puddings must be left to peo ple who do not care to live the was longest possible life and who bave LIFE TERMER ESCAPES PRISON SAN QUENTIN, Jan. 20.—-Al-, pin’s prison clothing, which though the entire country about San picked up on a ranch near here, no the cash to pay for them Mea Quentin has been searched by trace of the missing convict has| must also be dealt with lightly. We armed prison guards, the belief ts | use, to a great extent, lentils instead Jof meat, as they contain the same xrowing that Edward Turpin, a life properties ax meat to a greater ex termer who eoenped yesterday, will TI “TI” GLADDENS EY SORE, TIRED FEET :: tent than any other vegetable, an? properly pared are very palata Occasionally we get some cheap | « beef, and frequent! pase 10 te’ worth of oack rue , this is usually three pounds aaa: we take a few carrots, onions No puffedup, burning, tender, | potatoes, stalk of celery and a littl aching feet—-no corns riee and cook till thoroughly done us ews or callouses and any one who says it is not good lenough does not want to economize | na If a person must have fried meat one: get a food chopper; it will soon pa) Molding that the publis eer for itself, Then buy the cheaper ine that ae steaks and “hamburg” them. I like vice law Includes the regula. tlon of jitney busses as com- mon carriers, Chairman Chas. A. Reynolds has directed T. the flavor better, and you have the Jadditional advantage of always be jing able to chew {t. We use com pound instead of lard, as it is some | what cheaper, and we are fully con E. Phipps, chief engineer, to lvinced it fs as good, if not bette gather all possible Seattle and more healthful than lard. data on the subject i The commission wants to know about the expense of | operation, the life of the cars, Good Spirits can only be enjoyed by those whose the length of haul, ete. Reynolde will present this T1Z" maken sore, burning, tired | Uigestive organs work naturally and report to the legisiature, which [feet fairly dance with delight. |Tegularly, The best corrective is expected to pass some law Away go the aches and pains, the }preventive yet discovered for irregu-| te rogmate whe jineye. corns, callous blisters, buntons | laror faulty action of stomach, liveror Jitney clubs are now the vorue F rE" p vocal out the acids and bowel known the world over to be as Roggies of Red Gap might arise) poisons that puff up your feet. No to remark. Five young women|matter how hard you work, how | from out Fremont way organized|long you dance, how far you walk, one Tuesday lor how long you remain on cant They are employed as stenogra-| feet, “TIZ" brings restful foot com. | phera fort. “T1Z" is magteal, grand, won- | The club proposes to meet after|derful for tired, aching, swollen, | BEECHAMS PILLS Geld engerabey, Ia bones, 100.28 ESTABLISHED 1970 ac Tougall 2 fouthwick R. B. Gaye, Receiver ‘ond Ave. and Pike St tore oven 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m Toilet Accessories head- ....15¢ Pinaud’s Rice Powder, Violette, white 17¢ Pinaud's Violette de Parme Toilet Water, - 49¢ , Rome -12%e slightly soiled, “4 ..25e¢ and 10¢ 25¢ Cupid Puffs, little metal vanity cases, fitted with powder a ff 10¢ Odd Toilet Soaps, castile, peroxide, zi ete, 7 for A 50c Palmolive Shampoo, or Cream Packer's Tar sid for t 5c of for D'Orsey’s Toilet Waters, Violet, the Rose D’Orsey, $5.00 Lily size. $3.75 Water Bottles, “4711" Mentholated Cologne, ete., ache, Houbigant’s or the 25¢ paper Valley, c size Seamless Hot packages $1 quality Crest 2, the 89¢ 1 arge 59¢ | Venetian Bath Tablets, 4 .25¢ ards and 10¢ 12¢ , 1 ‘2 only Castile about Conti the bars of 10 Soap, genuine + necide 75¢ q 25¢ French Toilet Soaps, Pinaud’s, & Gallet’s Violet, etc........ Sample 25c¢ to 75¢ Buffers, special size Armour's emery bi Ivy Manicure Sets, file, orange stick, complete. Witch Hazel, the large 25 t 50 Melrose Rouge, the prettiest Ashes { | shade ceccecnce ss ee 25¢ Hand Scrub cabs. ebony and other backs 14¢ | 25c Williams’ Combination package tube of dental cream and nickel brush Boy .1Z¢ Colgate’s lathe size Toilet Water, Violet, Cashmere Bouquet, etc. T4e Cuticura Soap, the original, 25¢ size 15¢ Colgate’s Dental Cream, the famous rib bon tube : ; -20¢ Williams’ Talcum Powder, violet or car- 10¢ | ttle, ilet or shampoo, Mennen's Talcum ‘Powde violet or bor- ated dedeeceenes sean Compact Sanitary Napkins, 12 for 2 60c Tourist Cases, containing eee den- trifice, etc . 10c Stork Castile Seay, olive oil, 4 for Listerine, prophylactic, size Elcaya Cream, size 10¢ Fuller’s s Earth, toilet Pears’ special size nation .. by baebts Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 10 cakes, 4 for 25¢ Vanishing Cream or Cold Cream, 14¢ eparation for, | -13¢ | 10¢ -. . 5¢ nies package, -5¢ eaten s and nursery cach a vip 050 wigie Mentholatum, a soothing pr the skin, 25c size ...... sess Emery Boards, 3-inch size, dozen Sea Salt, for the special Unscented Toilet Soap Mme. Ise’bell’s Turkish Bath Oil and Skin Food ..29e and 59¢ Gouraud’s Oriental Cream Liquid Face Powder . Lustr-ite Nail Enamel, the 2 5-inch size, dozen B5¢ 25c cakes 13¢ —First Floor. bath, | Beans are a good, strong food, and|the simpler way of living. jare within reach yet of the commor ECONOMIZER. copie. We usually get the pink or bayou bea as they are usually lcheaper, and taste better to any. for a fancy gs wig" bali?’ Vv. i 3 body who didn't come from Boston | A.—As Mias U. . Cotton-Girt,| BERLIN, Jan. 20.—Ice-breakers | We have no trouble In getting bacon | Queen of Heart Upto tate Knit-| 4re being used by the Germans on for 10 cents, or at most 12% cents|ting Girl, Lady Neutrality, White|‘®@ Mazurian lakes in East Prus- per pound, to season them with |Cloud (Indian girl), or any flower, | *!4 to prevent the lakes from freez- Certainly this is not fancy breakfast |as White Rose or Carnation. ing, thus allowing the German gun- bacon, but it Is good, clean, well-| rit boats jcured meat Q.—We have recently moved into| Making it impossible for Russians We use rice in considerable quan | this house and we are pestered with ‘0 Cross on = eoru titles, and while it is pretty high in| small, red ants. How can we ." price, it expands in the kettle, #0 a! rid of them? whe mill Only One ne ‘BROMO QUININE little goes a long way A.--Hot alum water destroys red| jy es font. « cold comer on sate | Vegetables run from 40 to 85 per|and black ants. Also sprinkle in-| kook fer stenature of BW Grove on box jcent water, and while we must have some vegetables to balance the ra THURSDAY | powdered cloves, of] of cedar, cam- |phor gum or anything with a strong | camphor odor. Q.—How should a girl of 18 dre tion, bear in mind city water is {cheaper than that we use in pota }toes and onions all the time, and ir | carrots, celery and radishes part o! Stopped Son From Using Cigarets work and to make the trip home|Smarting feet. Ah! how comfort the time. We use cabbage, lettuct | a Nebraska Woman Broke H: together able, how happy you feel. Your Jand parsnips occasionally, and sel | or ane oie ese, Hat Son Aren't Senator Dan Landon and/ feet just tingle for Joy; shoes nev |dom ever any egg plant. Wheneve: | Simple Veins Racine Bho Attorney Heaton and those other|¢? burt or seem tight e we see a genuine bargain in berries Qave & chaps who live on the Fremont), Get & 25-cent box of “TIZ" now or fruit, we take it, We do not pre ~ | Occi i run the lucky chaps? rom sny druggist or department | |tend to have fruit and berries al’| A simple recipe mixed at home ccidental and Yesler There's alw om for seven,|*tore. End foot torture forever lthe time. If we feel that we are not|and giv ret re's always room for #e¥en.| wear smaller shoes, keep your feet | : 2 oe hot /and given secretly was used suc-|| MEATS—<(Stalle 1-9) you know, on a jitney Ford. There) fresh sweet and happy. Just | i ng enough acids in our food | cessfully by a well known Omaha Steer Round Steak | was room for 11 Tuesday night. |¢ninkt a whole year’s foot comfort we buy a pound of cream of tartar! woman to break her son from smok | Steer Sirloin Steak . eee sige Bagge A H t Methods—P. 1| jand take half a teaspoonful every | ing cigarets. In a recent statement Lamb tenet: The organization committ of) _ ones! ie! ‘ersonmal day for a few 4 she said: “My son had smoked | Shoulder Pork Steak . the Seattle Auto Transit associa- Attention. We use condensed milk, finding !1| cigarets for years and I was sure Spare Ribs tom, whieh has been formed by jit OPEN NOSTRILS! END 5 |cheaper and usually more healthful |{t was hurting him, I finally ob- FISH—(Stall 11) ney owners and lessees, bas a] a COLD OR CATARRH The volume of business done by|/ #24 sanitary. We do not use egg: |tained from a drug store the fol Halibut, Ih pointed seven temporary trust us enables us to do your Dental| When they are over 25 cents a dozen.|jowing recipe, which 1s perfectly on } 4 for a period of six months RR a Work for just one-half the regular| @&&8 are an expensive food at harmless and has no color, taste Smelts, Ib. .. The men chosen are How To Get Relief When Head |! price. Get prices elsewhere, then | ents. Besides the lentils and bean: | or smell and costs very little. To Salmon Trout, Ib M. Menachem, A. L. Alexander and Nose Are Stuffed Up come to us wo use split peas and dry green)3 ounces of water add 20 grains a ee ase Alfred Ling, A. ©. Petr M Examination and Advice FREE. ere _ of muriate of ammonia, a small box : Blogett, E. LL. Holeroft and A Count fifty! Your cold in head |All work Guaranteed 15 years. th Saeeiie PrtsbAna yin goes of Varlex Compound and 10 grains VEGETABLES—(Stals 16-17) na ‘ o df Page egy + aie tone on | teres ¢ ced people | of pepsin. T gave a teaspoonful t lons sees es oe ae or catarm disappears. | Your clog _ hememben, $87 S1SELRNG, foot of ae enjoy better health and havs Se ane gay aceretiy te Yakima Gem Fotatoes, David Henderson, _passenger.|Segen of your head will clear and| Open evenings and Sundays arger bank accounts ff they chose! nig coffee or food. Many of my Ibs, fell out of a fitney Tuesday at| you can breathe freely. No more friends have used this recipe for | BAKERY—(Stall 12) Cedar and Denny way and 8%! gnuffiing, hawking, mucous dis-| Special attention given to our | the tobacco habit in all forms with Two 10¢ loaves Bread 15¢ tained a slight scalp wound. Helcharge, dryness or headache; no | Utettown patrons. — | wonderful results.”—Advertisement Heinz Sauerkraut, lb. ..5¢ | was taken to Pacific hospital. The) struggling for breath at night eESRAD Ip ~ FRUITS—(Stall 10) driver, FB. ©. Foote, says Hender-| Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream | | ew Town Pipptns, on was under the influence of alm from your druggist and apply MORE MEAT FOR bf —_ itr cout ALBERT HANSEN b “SEAS iquor and toyed with the door un a little of this fragrant antiseptic ub usterole on roats | J iT d Sil h Paragon Ox til he fell out. ream in your nostrils, It pene LESS MONEY aad Citeets | ag ler an iiversmit $1.15 eee trates through every air passage of Is Now Located at His GROCERIES—(Stalls 13-14) Several jitney busses operate the head, soothing and healing the | No talline’ haw @ hs stucokeian New Store “Jitney Reduction Day” without any definite destination,| swollen or inflamed mueous mem-| may develop into croup, or worse. | by ace oem e brane, giving you instant relief, }And then’s when you're glad you| » Near Madison be Spices, can . Any place for 5 cents. xplain , 1} 79 My Crackers, pkg. the drivers Head colds and catarrh yield lke | have @ jar of MUSTEROLE at hand : M ore magic, Don't stay stuffed-up and | to ive prompt, sure Telit, Tt does Pranes, Ib, -. “Jitney Busses ve. Street Car miserable, Relief is sure. As first aid and a certain remedy TIPPERARY AND TOMMY beg by cra i ¢ Line Extension” will be the sub) ["\gqa7op NA I there's nothing like MUSTEROLP ATKINS TURBANS | Se Soaps, per bar ..4¢ ect of open discussion at the tnt| AM USEM Thonmands of saeinars kaow it AN the pee Drop Inand try one |{f| BUTTER AND EGGS— : ary We s ato Tt tn the fomeds: for aduite, too,{{ °® Our upstairs rent saves you (Stall 18) versity branch brary - Wednesday Nadas Bone” a ee money f large cans Wild Rose Milk Ment ae tae : M O O R E —aan on I Fancy Plymouth Sify Soho AHP SookAtcioe |] Model Millinery Co. || on he re ee | uralgia Headache. nd Fania cy >) " S. ~ Jitney bus drivers can’t even FORBES-ROBERTSON | Eggs (storage) . c Pleurisy, Rheumatiam, Lambago!|] Pitth Floor Peoples Sa Fancy Plymouth . Storage stop to take m breath on the south FAREWELL NEXT WIEBK Choice Should Ink and, Aches of Back ot J¢ Bank, Second # | Eggs Qe side of Union at Third. A cop Pe tree gas 'aiene joice Shoulder c Leperey ate uaclea, Chil | ommesaa —— : a stationed there during the’ rush Mat, ? Pork Steak. ..... (it often pr print Seiwa gel aes ik Sa Fs Be ae oe Wee WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN 4 young woman started to cligb . . c for $2.50. 4 street car, when the cop com LOEW'S EMPRESS Choice Lamb ie manded the driver to on He er ou're 50 y s a capsule contains about one did, and the girl, who had alread K, EMMeT and Vion CRANE TE Chops ........ to creak a little at th ae dose of five drops. Take them just placed # foot on the running board pe hoice Loin Not # ing as T use ‘a {lke you would any pill, with « narrowly escaped injury e Strongest Tie” Choie requent. and unwelcor thought.| small swallow of weter, They soak fa THER ACT St Pork Chops... . Certain bodily functions upon which|into the system and throw off the tin Matinee and Jes ing Choice Spare good health and Rood spirits so | poisons whieh are making you old ne Kroat picture story o' nue vend are impairec yefore your time, They will quickly A meeting of the ladies of the master criminal | » weak spot is generally the bladder,| relieve those stiffened joints, that Central Baptist church will bell «phe Clutching Hand” TRIG occ gvecee Unpleasant. symptoms, show them: | backache, theumatisin, lumbagu, held Friday afternoon at the home ig Choice S' selves. Painful and annoying com-|sclatica, gall.atones, gravel of Mrs. Rippleman, 1 12th ave oice Steer plications in other organs arise, ‘This dust,” étc. ‘They are an s particularly true with elderly peo-| remedy for all diseases of the bi |—— a a) NT AGES Round Steak... ’ iw hi, ‘thia| der, kidney, liver, stomach and all a 4 cans Wild bab MEDAL] Go | “ sean ys vie A F 1 ving the] a box Haarte cum 12¥2¢ “THE WRONG BIRD” § Rose Milk i Ue ads] Cape nik M Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. mt iz ‘Justice of the Peace” It signifies purity and quality ery, profit, | ere wien. ‘Cue Other Big Acts. | Shops Open Until 6:20 >, M. jon gantar vend mt ‘Gwi Drug C sand Lower ethers Pike than the oi) in & 100 and 200 to continue operations and — eenses

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