The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1915. PAGE 5. CITY DEMANDS SHANK WILL SPEAK CC hig Grey’s|(, nega ow Shank, ex-mayor of Indian §.6.00. DICKER se LETTERS} ac | Jougall 7 fouthwic An a condition to the renewal of! { 6 } “Sree ing oe ret isp es watt ; Keep the Children her case parallels #0 nearly that of steam heating franchise of the mM AOREAS stan f th mine that | feel my experience Seattle Blectric Co, the franchise|} Bright and Happy |mignt help her. in’ deciding her Peabaum—USH YOUR CREDIT’ 416-424 Pike Sq This Handsome $6.25 Library Table $4.95 B&B. Gaye, Receiver S tore open 9 a.m. to 6 ® m, 5 ‘ mmittee of the council Friday | } course rey ciel Opportunity to waxed f 1 bmitted, among other provisions,|) irappy youngsters must be At the age of 18 | met a young with book ahelf a the proposition that the traction|} healthy, ‘The digestive organs of || man wham b liked very much and ’ ° it : prod ompany grant transfers on tte! | were Very good friends, although urchase Y our boy sopring ult : Sat tae tak es between the Lake Burlen and} my parents did everything possible me $4.05, Division A Itpes of the muntetpal to discourage the friendship, This fT. HERE are 300 Suits in this special purchase allway boy proved himeelf to be good and 3 f ual - “i : clean and worthy of any girl. Final 7 $42.50 outfit, | y ve BRASS BED For these transfers, the city willl) and ¢rettul from the discomfort, \|ly, we moved away and the young ts t The special at AADALARALAALLIAA SPRINGS agree to pay |) and ts often for te la | ree to pe nan and | corresponded and tote ttt tt || | MATTRESS hise tay) Per, When me: Attention js 4 t fit 1 mate e of the 27 95 TT T mohine inf { Per. w wens ts beckon through writing became engaged . eoosces cuuueal 16, Ropresentatives of the|{ ‘ At fi ny folk ' | \ 1} oaks tee your ret my folke told me | was too 2 HHH Ht company Were served with coptes| | young, but when that failed to 200 Boys’ Suits to Sell at $5.65 pacctiee TIT TY of the conditions suggested by the!) break the engagement, they tried ‘ tii petty aI | | ouncil, and the matter has been |} everything they could think of. At i i rtment made up of one and two-trouser ; Hy } portponed temporarily \ aren’ di lagt one of my relatives came and t ‘ 1¢ mixture he coats | ! Other conditions asked by the/) ana |, aeked me If | knew this young man erge - e patch incil committee are for ||Was engaged to another girl, and Pn rs ae ay" 1 sizes from The franchise Is to corre- edom |/also told me not to write to him i trouse oily : spond to the charter require |} to drugs |lagain, If | was not to trust my own bt excellent suit at the spe price ston, It ts wold toe chore i {| flesh and blood, In whom could | free trial hottie can be obtained (believe? 80, although | got several by writing to Dx W. I. Caldwell, (/letters from him, | did not answer, ments for street railway fran. |/ chines as to purchase by the city without value for the t $5.65. 100 Boys’ Suits to dase at $6.65 franchise. } 462 Washington St, Monticello, \/not because’! was angry, but | was The franchise ie not to ex. §) Ub Seo heartbroken | could not. In this lot you will find be one and two-trouser tend beyond 1925. eaten inate | was young and had no one to go suits, made of a fine quality o otch Tweeds, If 7,500,000 pounds of water 1 with my sorrow. | loved the ‘ ahals Cheviots and ( ashmere Cloth, in just the condensation Is used during a young man too much to ask him, tr’ 4 ra pag i oleae © 6 to 18 year, a rate of 43 cents shall be || was afrald to hurt his feelings, for right weight for this climate All sizes from 6 to continuous pos a atin obtained. ut $6.65. Third Floor n. Layer felt matt pound The minimum charge for joudle strength steel wire springs steam per month shall not ex ceed $2.50 for any individual subscriber, Tables and Buffets Service to municipal and |! could not belleve my folks would year Very specia Crepe de Chine and JapSilk Blouses on Sale at $2.50 | grieved and grieved. When they saw how hard I took it, they had janother scheme. They told me to |marry, get a nice home and | would Reduced county bulidings shail be at a You Mone forget. | had many offers, but re ay ens Sei Cae oad aivies Crepe de C Dining Table as rate of one-half the lowest fused, as my first lover seemed to HIS assortment is made up of a variety of pretty tyle in Crepe de Chine and rates charged any private in- be always in the way. At last, | Jap Silk Blouses, two of the most favored materials for late spring and summer dividual. in. 1 married to forget, as wear. They have the new high-buttoned military collars as well as the V-shaped necks and full-length sleeves, daintily finished with hemstitching or small turned- back cuffs One exceptionally smart model is of Jap Silk, has wide box pleats both in front and back. Another has inserts of imita- tion Filet lace with touches of hand-embroidery, and some are neatly finished with beading around arm eyes and down front. The full-length sleeves have dainty turned-back cuffs. Exceptionally pretty Waists, and unusual values at $2.50. Second Floor. 9 they had told me; but did I forget? No, never, and | never will, A few lyears after | was married | took a |trip to my old home and found out |my folks had told me a falsehood [to eatlefy themselves. | took very |aick, It was too much for me. My ent for as my friends No deposits shall be re | quired except to cover the bill | on Meats for one month and interest at 8 per cent shall be paid there. on, THREE WOMEN ARE MURDERED _ WITH HAMMER | | SALAMANCA, N. nag Fed. 5—| |The bodies of Mra, Liztie Drake, |65; Mrs. Irene Spencer, 35, and the }latter’s daughter, Gertrude, with [the heads beaten to a pulp, were : found today in a bedroom of the | The murderer used a hammer to fumed finish. Frenen plate mirror, $16.50 value. special at Nobody knew my sorrow, for | kept.it to myself. | have tried to forget so hard. | have even gone so far as to try and make myself man ha but the | same grief and pain come back. For many years | did not know if he was living. | began to think jhe was dead. It seemed to comfort |me. But some time age, some of An Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of New Shirts my relatives were kind enough to — linform me that he had come back sie 2 ee to his old home after an absence of for Men ‘at $1. 00 many years, and that he is a fine = we E ERY Shirt in this assortment is high-class and bears mirror. Markets Saturday Specials FRESH _ DRESSED Bevneessees 1BC Lon The old wound was ripped open again and | am almost desperate ur absolute guarantee to be fast in color and to give ork frightfull tiated | with grief, Sometimes | wish | ¥ ; yn é pach Ry SRR 5s 4169424 Dike Streets [xr wre een. BEST QUALITY Pretetnn en tee tel | satisiactory wear The workmanship andthe fit-are the Telephone—Private Exchange—Elilott 3096 | 1 am afraid | could not stand it. best. The patterns are the newest and are the kind the well- | The might-have-been has made such an impression In my heart that nothing can erase it. Wil! the gain - - ‘ of a husband make up for the loss The materials used in these shirts are woven madras, of a lover? Absolutely no, When Russian cord madras, non-shrinkable flannel with silk stripe, Visit Our Exchange Department que | Engiish soldiers report a new ressed man would select os = |and certain cure for neuralgia. It ARREST ANOTHER IN |: winn of Marshal! was arreated |! to have a German shell burst near today on a charge of murdering|>Y and render the patient uncon 2 lbs. for 65 CREAMERY 33c RELLIGIOUS AFFRAY | !c%. 220-catnotic iecturer, |sctous. The soldier who discovered |f Choice Shoulder CP wit! Peete awaken and leave the soiesette, and 120-square percale. There is a pleasing selec- shot to death Wednesday night ti|!t was named Palmer, and German | poo Rogge love affairs of others alone? in my Pais <f ; Re ® ey. a MARSHAL, Tex. Feb: 5—san| his hotel here. shells have been’ nicknamed tees seve tre tole hed done far better | tion of styles from which to choose, including fine tucks, 4s Walter Verbalen, who had also|“Palmer’s neuragtia cure. for themselves aa me to let broad tucks and plain bosoms. Either soft or stiff French been arrested, proved an alib! and | was dismissed today. George Ryan and Geo. Tier are|f| Cut Rate Shoe jointly charged with Winn. All . Repair Shop three men are out on bonds. 910% Third Ave. A WORTHY SALE Hat lene | Men's Half Solee . Rubber Heels . ase Special | Reputable Clothing Firm Introduces a Novel Selling Plan me alone. My love for them Is cuff styles. Sizes range from 14 to 17%, and all sleeve beens their presence bores me. | lengths will be found in the assortment try to hide It, but sometimes | can- not help myeelf. ; ile And ns £050. Tile enla oe . 1 "Do net let any ene decite for you: Values included up to $2.5 This sale you may buy lonly true love can make a happy them at $1.00. home, remember. To parents | would Do not make life un- |bearable for your children because lin your selfishnese you wish to link |their lives with some one of your |choosing. It is a sin, for there is a only 80 feet wide and 32 feet deep. nothing on earth worse than a leve | | The Kentuckian was compelled to less marriage. And you will lose| | | wait at Cristobal four days before your children’s love and respect. | being allowed to pass through the HEART-BROKEN rt | STILL BLOCK | canal. | —_— | field was given as 1889 in this col 2 | jumn a few days ago. The correct NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—John PANAMA CANAL TO CUT DOWN T. Chops... AGC aaa. ae Just Inside the Pike St. Entrance, First Floor. The Wise Mrs. Wise (Copyright by Zamora C. Cauffmas) | | Th k of Ki B he There are about 763 Wise) 719 cso Pome ie ahve ae = Second Avenue Merchant Mrs. Wises in Seattle using] to be one of the finest in the North- obey M clalized in the better class of wear- Co and Hair Treatment for home/ing apparel for men. During the mpelled to the Har-Lin-Za Complexion) West. They have at all times ape ; clearance sale, which {® now in Choice Sirloin use. No two treatments are 3 : are a fare regress, they sre giving each | ve e Bik wie. cca s c date Is 1866. | 0. Rockefeller, sr., took the Addressing a meeting of his sup alike. Special formula fur-| clothing customer $10.00 back—for | stand here today before the SAN DIEGO, Feb. 5.—Serious porters in room 1207 American Bank SEATTLE STEAMER Federal industrial Relations | slides are still occurring in the|building, H. E. (Ed) Kennedy, came | commission and defended the | Panama canal, according to Capt |didate for the coer DELHI TOTAL Loss foundation bearing his name. |Delano of the American-Hawalian| “I am @ heavy taxpayer and the He emphatically denied it was freighter Kentuckian, which hars| people may rest assured I will in 3 5 - instance, if a $20.00 sult ts bought, |p| Pr mises nished for each person. Come) tne purchaser receives $10.00 back 1H e f clothing Choice Shoulder 1 Pork Steak... . 1 2c | | j a menace to society and insist- | just reached here from New York |sist upon economy at all times } fares ae el Sacrifice to || Anchor Brand ic WRANGELL, Alaska, Feb. 5 ed that the foundation was in- | via the canal will do my utmost to obtain a Dent i gp se age Pager’ “> — \f Bacon ......... |The Seattle steamship Delhi toda tended to systematize his dona The slides are worst, he says, in|duction of taxes. Good, sound | sale should meet w i earty G - ‘ ? P 4 approval of the Seattle public o | Public | was given up as a total loss. The) tions, é ais Culebra cut, and huge dredges are|business judgment should be ap jemployed night and day in an ef-|plied to the municipality by the STAR WANT ADS _ (fort to keep the waterway clear for | council.” The meeting was presided over . traffic, | BRING RESULTS The channel at Culebra is now by Attorney Vivian Carkeek. Read their ad on page &8, in to-| | day's Star. All the fixtures are . — i]; sold. Some of the fix- |]| tures are on their way to |) Ellensburg. The balance |]) —Cases, Carpets, etc., ta been attempting to float her from the pinnacle where she was ashore on Straits island, has abandoned th. | vessel. A heavy southwest gale fin ished the destruction Fancy Plymouth 20c Eggs (storage) . jonas ie Canadian tug Salvor, which zl SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fitth on@ University | The warden of a Georgia prison Women, Use Your Credit auction prices. Come and ||| “TT oT. s, purple Stamp |" af joerg oa 10-PIECE UNION, ORCHBATHA, take them out. | give one of his prisoners a Competent 1 Teachers | It Signifies Purity and Quality Bocce on his sentence Shops Open Until 10 P. M ‘centence te for tite, the We manufacture everything 400 Ladies’ Hats and Shapes at the price of | itney” ride | Some say there's | worth a $5 gold piece,] || but they'll all go the | last day at a jitney. \ difficult to carry out in Hair Goods. Bring in your ” N ‘oOmMMY eut hair and combings | PINS TURBAN All the go. Drop tn and try one aa on. Our upstairs rent saves you money. |] Model Millinery Co. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! AND HEARKEN! Fitth Floor People’s Savings Bank, Second at Pike. “Little Women” will Ventilated Toupees for Men are YOUNG MEN get Eo biggest becgins I he Hotel Savoy the nearest approach to Nature you E EP sei <e a > > ] ean get. They are light, cormfort- and anything that a “Lit | OUR DOLLAR Will Do Almost able, close-fitting and porous: i tle Woman” can wear, in Extends an invitation to all friends and patrons, and : ian sizes 14 to 36 to the public of Seattle and surrour unding territory, to Double Duty Tomorrow at the $5.00 Kimonos and Dresses become our guests Saturday, February 6, from 12 . Great Hub Sale! The Famed ‘‘REGAL” Suits will Be $10.00 Instead of $15.00; All $20.00 Suits will Be $13.35, and All $25.00 Suits will Be $16. Great stacks of Underwear, Neckwear, Men’s Night Gowns, Men’s Hats, etc., cut to Half Price! ave M. to midnight, at a House Warming Party $20.00 Tallord Suits S1, #2 and &% $30 Tallored Suits in mannish auitings 85, $7 and 89 |) $25.00 Top Coats. $8, $5, 87 $2.00 Rain Capes soe Linen otor Coats. .@1 and $2 Men's and Women's Rain “ee Engine Operation Repaing catalogue With Refreshments and Music Coats, worth $5.00 to $15 2 and Sf J wie Nek MAE ine Orchestra 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 P. M. oy SAD oe Eee ts eee The public will. be suitably apprised by bomb On aGen te bt 95 detonations at noon on next SATURDAY that the Was hue Pucae dary Hotel Savoy has thrown its doors open, and extends 86. 88.05 and $4.00 to one and all its warmest hospitality Sr pel arcana Ppp YOU WILL BE MADE WELCOME Wigs for Men and Women. Everything in the big $100,00 stock is reduced One-Third or more (except Shoes and a few contract lines.) WW “On the Square : “On the Square Opposite the Opposite the Totem Pole” Totem Pole” Coat $29.50 $20.00 fancy Coney Coats $10.00 We are Unable, naturally, to reach all our friends with individual invitations, so we utilize the press for that purpose. Mr uench W. G. KING and R. E. NIXON MI. KING Proprietors and MK. NIXON “ Managers Come in and say “goodb: that last day «4 ||| HOFFMAN'S, 1316 2nd Av, | 1401 First Ave. | Lola M. Hanson, Manager.