The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 2

—— 7, EB. PAGE 17, 1915, . one 4 gabe 8 ® ee’, Women’s Tailored Suits \ eee ; “\ ewes V7 Do YOU know about the wonderful bargains to be found ts in our Suit Department? If not, come and see what we Now the line between the bust have There are sults that formerly sold t By Fred L. Boalt nesa side of the institution and the $27.50 3.98, and suite that were marked as as al more than &) medicu! and patient side ts sharply $35.00 98. They are all goo ain ) " I Lyor irawy Dr, Lyons buys nothing red ef t ty Mned th : P at but « requisition to Carle fe ‘ e re Ni , ng he needs, and, if O, Kd coun yurchasin, Agen rmed that Institution from T vinite 4 the heopital % ny times There are Le oe ete eee a ne ; door mand e of the worst on the Coast/ during Richardson's —administ ~ Aus nm Chinawar e ave Arrange € jeces 0 ? ‘ teit ays le me é Haviland and Austrian Chir os for final clearance one of the very best Seep ‘ ba Hp a pel so There Dis! ag" — ? ‘ Platters The Star had occasion 80| seemed to go about thelr work re. Sauce she ete a rte _ ome .;luctantly, indifferently, begrudging c f 1.69 up to $3.50. many times to condemn they letantly, ind + begruds At 10c, 15c, 26e, 49c, 69e, 9c and $1.69 up to & “yc : effort, and the patients appeared pita uring the UPeriN=| to be less ¢ to live than to dite A Remarkable Silk Sale colensy. af Dr. Richardson) Tbe igs css sn Shen . wards reeked with amells—of Do 8 at it A pleasure ¢ ashed Hies, of medicine, of going on he Values ‘ a yard " rhis t amend it wice-breatped alr tte Mensa h ee ich Ape It Is the same buliding now, ‘ ot 4 and the halls and wards are ew well cared for, | ann ecu, at 2 a, A RS a ROE rere Most of the smells are gone es Saker! aaa ogee oes to t hospital for an| There is a fresh, clean tang in oh 8 color, sand ete, : off a peration gets the kind of sur-| the alr, pose aaa 34 and 13 ¢ aly on : Hie walintaliinn Siéle 00, hion exhibition in the West, no 1 skill that Capi Hill of their style show hightseeing gical perhaps, from the brisk and | ue" pene he can be peppery—littie doc Children’s Ruttoned and Strap | Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoe : sii wad tor who Is at their head, are J aA t the lack calf, atent, tan, gray i ® sjghetoglfo kinder to querulous patients CHICAGO, Feb. 17-1 put on Oxfords. A few shoes tng th “ » the t sand ns t n tent an bet e ~ : “pets than they used to be (artiets can't blush) and went to jot. Come tm patent and gum | Te nd la $40 Seattle and asked them If the Shik “GamGaieenaia: den: ateie ako $1.50 regular price. | and $4.50 shoes "$2. 48 would serve hospital wit smile now, and the sick speak They're @ bit speedy in color price 69 Sizes 2 to 7, at ay. Not one refused . hopefully of the time when | unce od both above and below ; * ha penta than > of them ¢ t ol pret ; c Armstrong's Regular $5 Sho: a ' A ed be well and strong a “aps oan put on a pretty 3 $3.25 ' ro) docto’ 0 i Children’s and Misses’ Gun-| 0.04: and Women's bik octors wh 1T SEEMS TO ME THAT I was shocked only twice metal and Patent Leather But toned Oxfords ° Regular black calf, tan Buttoned $3.25 grad and or t start consists of the Sizes from 8% $1.48 |: following Or. James B. Eag ton, chief sur Sale price RUBBER SPECIAL _ |} 12 Sosei’uso""° Ore, W. C. Heussy and R, T. Hop. 4 Men's, Women’s and Children’s Rubbers. Values 49 2 kins, Internal medicine. q to $1.25 per pair, for c Gre © A, Misholocn ane A, 6 Calhoun, nervous diseases. ’ li G Or. G. © Peterkin, genitourinary Men’s Sox uslin Gowns] |} occ. Ors. Walter Hawley, ey Dr. K. Seelye and A. W. ear, nose and throat Walter M. Gilham, diseases of 25c¢ Values for ~ Men's doubl spliced heel, Special 25c Ladies er Gowns white mus Neat Cotton Sox on, Dr. Lyons has as as ing sistants Dre. 8, P. Woodin and E C. Brier, while Dra, Thiel and Mat son are the ho hysictans | I a at the hos re a] r t t i ‘ won ® J elving the « pre 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE tion for an opern The operation for double rupture ~ |finished, the man was taken from a & surgically clean operating room _ AMUSEM ENTS ly clean ward to a surgica Ithe bt oan ita a th Qn ays jot Dr, Richardson All Week, Com. SUNDAY, FeB tt “me's worm Pos Mats. Wed, and Set “ Muel and veces 7 we. MRS. KOBYNS SEAT SALE TOMORROW - pee in cots The International success a ype ————— s case” in the next Mat. Best cot, the chances of a “clean case ‘ MOORE— }:,, "21.81.00 9, en of 8 “clean case’ JINKS Dr. Lyons found that the staff : HIGH Junder Richardson had gone through ‘The Most Grippirg Piay Seen in Vears The Masteal Jotitty, With | the of fumigating the Ee Biahts. 50 " Mate ' STELLA MAY w wards with aldehyde, but had 4 Nights t Mat. Sat. 25 never gone to the trouble to make $ s to discover if had killed th the formal © germ life nyde _LOEWw’S EMPRESS _ sort mG ACTS eat ta now Chunebhi.’, ke 10 on. 20 in advance. 1 as the operating room | NO BLUFF; SAYS ae ‘Another mal Story are surgically cl of “The jolts of Kintne’ Doring the spent at the form se wix operations for rupt two for varicose veins, saute trouble and two ib OF CHILD LABOR ‘: A. Carte te the busts a ndary under t w reg k war zone ) 90 1 to the WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—Inter-, Germany ares iat Sebiud casiting bonito state shipment of mined or manu-| ape pr ye of th Ay jerman 4 a yy 0a mn o h state univers B factured products in which coi een eee ternational situs: * oucH! LUMBAGO! labor was used is made unlawful tion arising from the kaiser's order | by a bill passed last night by the/to blockade the English const P house, 232 to 44 Germany {8 not running a bluff a Rep. Byrnes of South Carolins|in establishing this sea war zone, led the opposition, taking the|says Prof. Metsnest She mear ground that the proposed law in-|business, Germany has just as terfered with states’ rights. The| much right to blockade England bill still must pass the senate to| England has to tie up commerce to 3 Tle a law Germany. Foodstuffs bo for 9 the f the German civil | egularly seized by the Engl Back hurt you? Can't nten GAMBLING |S RESUMED der the pretext that it is absolt up without feeling ‘sud pains, contraband sharp aches and twin Now MONTE CARLO, Feb. 17.—Gam- | Food Is Not Contraband Usten! That's lumbago, actatica| 4 Bling was resumed, but ivory The food sent into Germany isx|or maybe from a strain, and you'll! q checks instead of the usual gold | consumed by her civilians, and, in| get relief the moment you rub your | pleces were used at the gambling | point of international law, ia not ab-|back with soothing, pe etrating | tables. |solute contraband, since it Is not|"St.’ Jacob's Oil.” Nothing else e -| sent to the fighters |takes out soreness, lameness and The solemn promise made by|stiffness so quickly. You stmply a |goes to the soldiers at the front|the pain. It { harmless and doesn't ould be sufficient to withhold | burn the sktr ; PIANO OR ORGAN palate trom eeiniig fe coy| <Eanitier Gat Don't attr! Ges F jen 9 ep aaa at ] trial hottle of old, honest a a: s Situation 18 Tens after using it just once, you'll German ie powertal | forget that you ever had backache IN YOUR OWN HOME enon an to carry out the blockade |lumbago or sciatica, because your |without difficulty. Recall the back will never hurt or cause any ns |structive raids on the English and|more mise It never disappoints A Detroit musician has invented | Irish comsts a few weeks ago. a wonderful, new system which en-| are They ral ships car jand has been recommended for 60| vidence that nev 4 ables any person or little child to|rying contraband to England will| La S cell learn to play the piano or organ in| be fooling with danger | 040406424006 0460.0 000404 | one: evening en though you| Meisnest noted that if Germany| ¢yy7_ - . ; know absolutely nothing about|were to show discrimination. to|4/£AD STUFFED FROM ¢ music or h never touched al ghips from United Staten that} CATARRH OR A COLD: plano or organ, you can now other ships would undoubtedly iie-| 4 i to play in an hotlr or two. F se the rs and Stripes to| 4 ” ‘hearin th riled who do not know one note froman by the German cruiser Says Cream Applied in Nostriis other are able to play their favorite } Opens Air Passages Right Up music with this method without . oo 64460404 4440 bd ee any assistance whatever from any | CHIEF ON TRIAL ON | one. Instant relief—no waiting. Y This new system 1s called the CHARGE OF GHINESE clogged nostrils open right up; the| Numeral Method. Write today air passages of your bead clear for our Free Booklet, which nd yon can breathe treely No will be sent, postpaid, at our! NORTH YAKIMA, Feb, 17.—The hawking, snuffiing, blowing, | expense and which will explain our triat of R. A. Grant. former sheriff he, dryness. N . special offer and tell you all about land chief of police, and J. A.|for breath at night; your this successful method that hae al-|gtump, ex-deputy and patroiman,|catarrh disappears ready brought pleasure and happl-|hag begun. Wong Fong a China| Get a small bottle of FI ness to thousands of homes in all| man, accuses them of charging him | Cream Balm from you rele parts of the United States and Can-| with’ the theft of then DOW. Apply a little of th vrant ada, Simply write a postal card deasatuien yop antiseptic, pealing cream in your or letter, saying, “Please send me|tryrurt of $75 b nostrils, ¢ penetrates through « q your Free Booklet.” This will cost ery air passage the head. q you fiething and put you under no | soothes the inflamed or swollen 5 Address | ACTOR'S MARRIAGE ANNULLED| mucous membrane and relief obligation to us whatever. N mera) Method Music Co., 126 C| CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—The mar-| comes instantly | Truseed Conrete Building, Detroit, | riage of Guy Bates Post, actor, and| It's just fine, Don't stay stuffed-| E Mich.—-Advertisement ‘Jane Peyton Post was annulled up with @ cold or nasty catarrh | NEGRESS AN OFFICER NUMEER Oe STERH HUNDRED An UMeTY UMP win is herewith By Hugh S. Fullerton blinkers and to inspect the st schemes but eirl a tri almost a without t 9°. (EDITOR'S NOTE—Hugh 8. Fullerton, the famous sporting editor, and Artist Higging were sent to attend the style show—the biggest sion at Chic The fruits ok an artint lew at the fle ny he with presented to The Star Nationa THE PUBLIC OUGHT TO Then I thought a string had broken and jet some KNOW ABOUT THE CHANGE [of that linger there, or whatever they call it, slip, THAT HAS BEEN WROUGHT | until they told me that lace and gauze pantelettes AT THE HOSPITAL AND | had come back THAT WE OUGHT ALL TO The woman who told me called them “furbe HOLD UP THE HANDS OF | lows.” OR. LYONS, WHO HAS They'd look better fur above where they are BROUGHT IT ABOUT rts are worn #ix, eight and ten inches from ne ‘loor without them, and ten to 18 inches wicn eb Mugk j bu # too much lke putting Burle orn ¢ Havana f ed cigars The heavier dark Kreens are used stunningly, and che lighter khaki ” neem popula lowered ® the most vivid colors are used fn summer frocks and gowns, and the ligees go the limit in color, espectally p shade Effective made of black and wh eckerboard skirts WARHINGTON, Pet * The oft ender wiraps of uterial in ¢ fal f the administrat The ‘ en ares ‘ easy to Kaze t The house passed the bill,| the large that 215 to 121 The most # stumne shown was a co on Merry Widow Last ni of the house/ and Spanish senorita outfit in black net over red allk. Black wan nolay ome, causing | antalets we wore oF cream ke the hat was i t declare at one} raw covered with binck net to brin antilla effect I ane Will be in order; | You see, they had a hundred or two living models, and a fellow # neither a beer garden nor a| not used to such things is apt to forget wrapper and remember the b le show | contents The publi th gh io a ae se ¢ night-gowny summer gowns away reluctant P. S.—We bet the fashion editor we could do this es P. 8. (Second)—They win—Fashion Editor tunity make | neces 18 ANGELES, F ! Police “ 4 PALO ALTO, Feb Hin lite Sebastian t asked the was forfeit paid by Louis ¢ Pe nt & Ne} Roth, 30, a tallor, who came to this a ity severa ‘om Seat Stopped Son From| in the authentionted his Using Cigarets xt food and starved himself to A Nebraska Woman Broke Her Son RE. Swain and Dr. M. ( of the Cigaret Habit With a f Stanfo 2 Dr, 2 Simple Home Recipe She P Roth's doctor, were with Gave Secretly him when he died cht. The A ixed at home tailor t which and § retly was used suc-|had und himself cessfully by a well known Omabala long-standing ach complaint we to her son from eme The y succee t efforts ing ciga In a recent statement|only when it was too late she sa My son had smoked me cigarets for years and I was sure {t was hurting him. I finally ob |tained from a a store t low , which is harmless and ha no co or smell and cos 2 ex of wate 20 grains of muriate of mmonia, a small box of Varlex Compound and 10 grains of pepsin. I gave & teaspoonful to} him three ti Ss a day secretly in his epftee or food. Many of my friends have used this recipe for the tobacco habit {n all forms with) BERLIN, Feb. 17.—More thar 0,000 prisoners, 60 cannon, 60 ma chine guns and enormous quantities wonderful results Advertisement | Choicest Meats of war materials are tho prizes of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's Lowest Prices fi istest drive through Fast Prussia the war office here announced t« F & Jay. The Russians have been de 1 rye&Co.} 2s: troops of the czar are retreating wounded covered with dead and Markets Most: of the tatter. were aban doned by thelr comrades in the Thursday’s Specials: worst weather of the war, Freez ice Spare ing weather or continuous raine 1 stew enee of these unfortunate men 2 A graphic recital ts contained one T Bone 18c in the official war office statement MOMMEE seks elas today ~ . For nine dave the battle raged Choice Veal c it sald, “in the Mazurian region Chops ... It resulted defeat of the Y tire Russian Tenth army, which ts Choice Mutton [5c now a. disorganized mass, We have not onl driven them from Chops pS eid strong positions, but have forced Choice Shoulder a across their frontier and de | them at every point Pork Steak. | Russian losses were enor Choice Steer Sir- mous, while ours were compara: c tively small loin Steak “The kaiser waa present during the decisive fighting at the center American Full c “The vietory waa achieved by Cream Cheese our Prussian troops, who, while young, proved their worth Fancy Plymouth : bc Reports state the Germans out Egas (storage) . flanked the Russians, who had be lieved themselve® secure in their 2 doz Look for U. 8. Fumie ‘an It signifies purity and quality Shope Open Until 6:20 >. M. strong positions , STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS He begar Roth « On the r a tea It was too |b devitilized ¢ respond weighed ted The longest previo’ Merlat 146 * fant and his fast day al rece rds wh he 1 of howeve n Paris r Kans would went n he 1 he da consented rang and not in Ned age te the | re ast atteste ACHES AND PAINS Don't neglect a pain anywhere it find out t cauges it and the A pain tn the kidney region may put you on your back tomorrow, Don't blame the Weather for swollen feet, it may be n advanced warning of Bright A pain the stomac e the first ptom of ap A creak t ma ny regul. t HAARLEM O1 reliable of substitutes ported the GOLD ME aki I Haarlem druggists ed if they do not bely The AL. of rh stomach is to keep only in a Jott les Money y Sold refu: pure b ind- | Beware | GOLD ME DAL O!l Capsules are sale ani Eopranar acne athena aeieeeenoonerentceeee EX-SEATTLE MAN DAVIDSON BREAD FASTS 62 DAYS; DIES 4=TEN CENTS guaranteed by The Owl-Drug Com | pany.—Adverti vent MUSTEROLE—QUICK RELIEF! 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