The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 5

STAR—WEDNES DAY, FEB. 17, 1915, PAGE ohavm—TSE YOUR Advance Spring Sale of House eee the « we finda bing CREDIT—41-424 Vth 86 at need hie ’ HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY ‘BIG VALUES WE ARE OFFERING FOR THE WEEK a ) tt Coat 1 Qe value 35 fab $2.25 well) Pally gua HERO. IRON § Percolator We 5 recely ast ta shipment of th and will pot them in this sale at this unusue low pr $ Dripping Pans yart Tin Dish Pans. nanned Coa nned C Gas Ovens, emular 4c ¥ at epectal at special at He a5 Weodhouse- Grinbaum STEWART HOUSE AG Stewart St CUT TO SUIT will be from 88 to ® NUT or BUTTER { Tes. EVAY gs DAY . ir ar. Norm) iviscestant face owe Floor Pike Mystery Solved! The Big Climax! THE $10,000 Prize Picture! MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY Week Starting mext Su Colonial Thesis Dental per Optient Depn w Be Sure and Open evenings until * and sun days until 4 for peuple who work eaaaaaaanaeaaaetanaaaaaaadaaaasareoananassaooaoaaaaaaaanaaaaanaaaaee T’S NEW YEAR IN CHINATOWN There are feasting and fire jrice crop in November and theirs his notice, “Chinese New Year not works in Chinatown this Week potatoes in December, and much now; not like long time ago eke ih a hey have no Ume for any celebra: ‘The Chinaman alw han been The electric lights burn day | tion until Jandy or February, #0| conservative above allethings and night on the little balconies | the date can hardly be changed If his father did @ certain thing In front of the jose roeme en Loule Kay Interviewed that was reason enongh for | the top floors of the swarming | Loule Kay tw h P dot hee eo way of Washington st., an/ doing it in the same wa buildings that face on King st. | old-timer am Seattle Chi If bis grandfather did it, tt was between venth an@ Eighth her among Seattle hinewe krandfath > | said the same thing torably established aves, © and on Kighth ave. 6 I not pay much attenti he If hig great-grandfather did it, it between King and Jackson pry \ " 2 ention, ca aon ba . it le the Chinese New Year aid yesterday, though even as he was saered ; The anking of Canton alley {a "Oke @ little girl in festival cos And the Chinese New Yea vowdered red with — flrecrac tume of velvet the color of a|two thousand years old éebria petunta petal, was clamering for! Hut it ls changing at last Bowls of sacred Il decorate “ 3 pes "3 ga Ey the s windows, among dried ducks slugs and nameless vege table Th women and children are in their best and brightest silks and brocades, with their hatr plaa-| tered to the dead black smoothn o of ebony, and dressed with artificial flowers Tea baskets and lacquered, many - partitio A traye of sw meats stand hospitably on tables’ and counters Q.—The girl | am going to mar.can | apply? Must | learn nursing? New Year Is Changing lry ie eternally nagging me to) A.- it would be useless for you U Ch © months are lunge months! change my busin: | make 6150 attempt to train to go to Kurope that 1s, they spond to the) a month, and the job she wants me Only women of ex © are ac changes of the moon and are a day|to take only brings $125. But | a, Camnabiae wisat hho at or two shorter than ours, Conse-| could wear better cloth ant thre rs’ training in a gen quently, about every third year has get more time off. I've talked it eral hospital of not less than 50 beds to have thirteen months in order| over till I'm tired, Now please tell tch up with the seasons me what to do CT osha a th, wart Geel 4 last Friday! A--The girl who will tease ® room is that the child who misses month year man to change his upation [OF a word in spelling must stay after n. a twelve-month | her whim w th wt tO COI gehool, The teacher marked one Year's day would have Pain when bis salary falls to cover Giritg paper “100,” but the child: in atter part of January. |, _vlothon® for both of thet. found a mistake and told the teach this mation was gathered! (or, Geciding, find out which job @f.Wh® made her stay after school A a . Ce ek tk Leia offers the better future aimee mother says this was right That important point tn a other says that, since the child knows the why and where good es opening was honest enough to report a mis ‘FAVORS RUNNING hin, speaks sh with a preci» Q—A former boy friend told me hat would shame most Amert-| that a girl for whom | care a great deal was not respectable. So | has n many New Years,| asked her for the truth In o sence! n China and in American) bie way and told her why | asked Chinatowns, and he smiled and) The girl told her father and it shook bis head yesterday when he! caused me endiese trouble which was) | have proof of what the boy said jay's new and also a letter by which | make him trouble with the postal Tried to Change Date authoriti The Chinese New Year is tw What ought | to do, take the boy Years old.” he said, “but t® the house and prove myself in sanging. It used to last ten, MOCe@Mt OF report him to the post tava: now it may laat|™aster for writing the letter? . va At the time | took all of the Meg’ pesca blame AS < - A—And now you'll have to take Sete oh nie if punishment for repe Kon ve ine tie Mapa d oF sip so insulting Re not " aad kee: >t Na ot . ire mischief. it is just more But it is changing fast a aide ee “nee elle The new to vanity of certain vicious b unk men prompts them to start reports of this kind concerning per fectly virtuous young women, Any % such statements ts certainly inno 4167424 +-Dike Street CARRIED OFF ‘::.:::: - — tr on w the f 50 MEN ENTOMBED BON MARCHE GIVES |rke*tete "onc" sce type of they would not The aafe was taken the | believe under oat any othe BY GAS EXPLOSION EMPLOYES DANCE; *""<"",,2% 0.08 =! 9 .jave. N., during the early morning| If detected, they ene be | hours. The police believe it w plain—which Tt ishment WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. 17 ALL HAVE G00D Tl ie away in an automobile. ‘are deserve Fifty men were entombed today ag/ \rt at some lonely spot, then the result of a gas explosion in thé “You wear a ear and I'll we 1-|Rhantoned ; ; Q—Are the black veils flaring Prospect colliery of the igh | . : ‘ iow! The contents of the missing safe | about the shoulders to be worn with Valley Coal Co. One dead body|* "ee they hummed as they linctude cash and money Of | the spring hate? w. K and nine injured men have been | danced. ders A—Yea removed It was an {nformal dress affat +--+ Q—Which is best wa to cuore “ors at te es! WOMAN WEEPS AS ' Only One BROMO QUININE’ WTinced for 9 evod tim ose coll Oe go reaps fe TOUR eth aatte Brome” Guietse | Te was Sr ith kdeeat: te SHE TELLS ABOUT = <''s,'s,1%¢ Pest piace to take it? Witoa for sienature of BW. Grove on BOR Re ct ee ie the nanon Also the length of time required and ment. of the Bon Marche to (he BAND’S MURDER ‘* °°?" <**"’, | pesecr thle grsarks ' SUBSCRIBER Try This if You day night on the top floor of t ip The best way to learn thi Unable to contro! her Mrs siness, photographers say by Wie store the estaura orm na Have Dandruff | is. store. the restau: Bl Moe tanaaey oe ecomiatarok | getting Ki ponies wHik’ s frei-eloes There ia one sure way that never |\orated with flower baskets, palms, |down and wept on the witness stand | photographer and ¢o learn at first falle to remove dandruff completely |ferns and American figs. The|this morning In Judge imma | sora nd that {s to dissolve it. This de-|™usic was grand. The girls were | court while testifying = in e ative th aaswety. fe Go thie mong Seattle's beauties burglary case against William A | Q—Has congress ever declared wet about four ounces of plain, ordi-| R. Wayne Thompson and Marie|Davis, 8 young negro, who, it is al |any national holidays? If 80, what nary liquid arvon; apply it at night|l& Feyette, professionals, gave ex killed her husband “S}are they? oe when retiring; use enough to|hibitions of the latest steps . P ; A.-We have no national holidays moisten the scalp and rub it 1 body had @ good time 8 was tried for m ft ne of the word gently with the finger tips wish the Mardi Gras parties Pie inty and acquitte T which 1s proclaimed “Ry morning most, if not all, of Came oftener erdict, however, aroused th t each year, comes sour dandvert will be gone, and | SLSSCSL nation of Judge Clifford, who cor ng a national hol! , 1 1 : AARAARARARARRRARARRAAAPAAS | Gemned it as the worst miscarriage |s three or four more applications will |) - ie nage da completely dissolve an irely de- |; Best Laxative of jystice that had come to | > z stroy-every single sign and trace . ce ; Q.—1 am a girl 17 years old and of it, no matter how much dandruff For Children, ,?**'%, '','* #icse want to prepare to be a nurse so | you may have. killed = Montgorr while attempt |may goto Europe and help care for You will find, too, that all itch eae Sie tii coca: ona 11s, tae the latter's KrO | the wounded soldiers there. Where ing and digging of the scalp will |) ¢ 4%, a at ae hee 1 \\cery store. wits stop instantly and your hair will be #6 eat ar pe yas toh Bina Ang flufty, lustrous, glossy, silky and ; oi eeoettuty } PROPOSE BILL FOR se P soft and look and feel a huné “salt “7 y inte store “ It ‘oe isespens! es it a mild lexat rom becoming the Me sickness of four ounces is ail you will n ica . ; * {| oLyMPIA. Feb season and after. For troubles of This simple remedy has ni = eer er Har reston Of the digestive organs you can rely on known to fail—Advertiser ; ce + is ean the eanbane of en is I rup Pe a bill crease the memt ‘ te} of the commission from L ) eee ete ppleasant \lto five, The measure will be intro ) iping of other dis. }{duced in the Kouse by Hast ? ruggiste ‘sell Dr. Cald- {lings and In the sen Senator | ; igre bottle. {| Steiner | ttle write to | 452 Washington mt | | Bold DEER WITH DOGS To yr with dogs Judgment for Sale Against Hickingbottom Bros. Veterinary Surgeons OLYMPIA the running Feb. 1 of de THE HARD ie thet ane grat a et BAA ta “aive county. ob Inquire at 709 Fourth Ave ee oners authority to remove TIMES NAVY YARD ROUTE [commissioners with new t fixed at three years, are the Be! vn ara | Steamers HB. Kennedy and Toute 10” iorakin to the caaien. RROMANE h oe eee eee Teng Sen dish dscns (mer bill which wens endorse "a by |] w ATRIMAN (CONKE $ "goader a ae committee las 7 The can fit. your vonage ie np unday (Sunday 2:30 peed (3 mutt lant night 4 Optical Work a) rday, 11:48 p.m committee also favors the passage MENDENHALL war f price Time table s@bject to change withoutie? the bill which permits the rais-| The Fen Special While this depressl t * - 10g for slaughter of all game birds | S11 Woden dee Gold end Porcelain Ce Phone Main 4101. Price foe Round Trip | thy animals wacept deer BLANK BOOKS —AND— OFFICE SUPPLIES Morey Stationery Co. the pa were false, Justice Rhea hitehe TS Wired Ave Near Colmmhin St Tuesda disminse the ¢ cs nareamennnwrea againet L. C. MeDonald, pregide ——_—$—$—$—————} of the Oc@ldental Customs Fi Customers bring shoes nere Co. STUMPS FOR HUBBY from every part of the city, be- cause our work Ie different. It'a a bit better, REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—With Mayar Harrison iil, his wife took his place Firat and Henecw. Main 41 on the stump and asked the voters te he wilotx for he 4 Crowed One ipoatiedctn”™ * DROPSY Ex Californ state prison board| “4 urges judges to extend probation * to firat offende 4 enerally HM geunts toantbie, Weeauae ‘oF 69 |" a OLLUM crowded conditions in prisons, Dept. 39, Atlanta take the teacher falled to find, she should not have been punished, and that the average child would not tell again, What is your opinion? A MOTHER Q.—If a girl p sa young gen tleman, whom she knows, on the t, whose place is It to speak the lady's or the man’s? One day a friend and | were walking down the street and we met a gen tleman whom we knew 1 tet him speak firet My friend said it was my place to speak firs while I thought just the opposite. Who was right? Also, when a young man and woman walk on the street, should she take his arm or should he take hers? GERALDINE \ A—The r * wher men and women meet the an speakn first It in never war {man and woman ar gether for him to take vice versa, unless thetr not sure, or protect P. P. Claxton, U. & comminsioner educa here f ar ernor atit The Millior tain with an informa day night, Feb. 10th and East Buck club will ¢ igias hal |Hot Tea Breaks | | a Cold—Try This! Get a small package of Hamburg Preast Tea, or as the German folks call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee, at any pharmacy. Take a table sonful of the tea of bolling water upon it a sieve and drink a 1 at any time, It is the tive to break a cold ‘and cure the t re rs at It is inexy ‘ . vegetable, therefore harm| Ad tisement DR I CLARK Mrs. Robert Hentschel Is Another Satisfied Regal Patient. K DDoS Here is what she say ont I take great pleasure in inform ing you that the teeth you ex tracted were absolutely without pain and I will. be glad to recom | to my friends when in 1 | dental work MRS, ROBERT HENTSCHEL Beaux Art Wash How can you longer doubt, after reading these convincing | state ments from well-known citt ry f Seattle and vicinity day after day? We repeat it—can and will do vo Hental wor for ou without hurt ng you a and our are Jow and our workmanship That's jation that you can't beat Regal Dental Offices | OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. | 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union | * ? Grow Fluffy, $ Hair by New Method Lustrous ere a lad In't be Jant, fy with ¢ netually Induces t f tine better health, rov and stops hair falling prising) ficial effectr a ured alp by uning t a Dandruff f Ha a A The delict nou ' =A | " to any one diss ac | Jougall R. B. Gage, Receiver cond Ave. and Pike St 7,000 Crisp New Undergarments In a Sale at Four Attractive Prices 50c, 95c, $1.50 and $2.95 ny garments in t assortment are unu Jainty and prett rhe aterials a muslin camt ric and nainsoc The trimming ire fin ind are embroideries and laces in | variet sautiful patterns. The styles are the ery ne t innovations, and the prices are m« reason Made of with Ger- -- y \\ j Camisoles and Corset Covers chine, nainsook or chiffon, trimmed man Val. lace daint ribbon run Drawers and Knickerbockers—Made of crepe, nain- soon, batiste or cambric, trimmed effectively with lace and embroidery. Chemises—Made of crepe, nain Sook or iste and atly trimmed with a fine lace é Envelope Chemises—Very dainty and popular gar- , ments, made of crepe de chine, batiste, crepe or nain- ook, attractively trimmed with laces in various pretty pattern Gowns— i!) 4 of good les, some elaborately , made of cr ually epe, nain- active trimmed with laces and embre fancy batiste or cambri attr ment Combination Suits—!n | 1istline yrince nd iste and trimmed with lace styles, made of crepe, nainsook or ba and embroiderie Petticoats—In a variety of different materials and made of nainsook, sateen, cambric and repe. SEE DISPLAY IN PIKE STREET wiee pique, Annual February Sale of DRUG SUNDRIES 25¢ Prophylactic Tooth Brushe $1.00 Pond’s Extract, for sprains or burns 0c Lavoris, antiseptic deodorant 50c Melrose Face Powder, 3 shades Oc Pebeco Tooth Paste, $1.00 Listerine Peroxide of riydrogen, the original antiseptic and prophylactic 29¢ ose full pound bottle 13¢ 6c Mentholatum, relieves inflammation 25¢ and 35c Ivory Handle Manicure Articles 10c Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap, 4 for $1.50 Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes, triple bristies 0 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic Rubber Gloves, best quality, sizes 5c Williams’ Quick and Easy Shaving Soap me pare 25c Lustr-ite Nail Enamel 126 Oc Madame Ise'Bell’s Face Powder, al Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream 20¢ 10¢ Armour's Bath Tablets, Sorylopele: etc, 4 for “4711" White Rose Glycerine Soap . -B5e Purola Bath Salt, pound bags $1.50 Gouraud’s Oriental Cream 95¢ Pinaud’s Vegetal, lilac or violet Kolynos Tooth Paste, the ideal paste Creme Elcaya, a vanishing cream Madame ise'Bell’s Turkish Bath Oj 5 Challenge Hot Water Bottles, 3-qt Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 15¢ Williams’ Talcum Powder $1.00 Madame Ise’Bell’s Turkish Bath Oil. c “4711" White Rose Liquid Glycerine Soap 50c Pond’s Vafiishing Cream 25¢ Sanitol Tooth Paste or Powder 50c Palmolive Cold Cream 10¢ Pond’s Vanishing Cream 10c Palmolive Soop Squibb's Carnation Talcum Powder 25¢ Odorono, the best deodorant Oc Stock's Castile Soap, best for babies, 4 for $1.00 Newbro's Herpicide Hair Tonic 50c Bourjois Java Rice Powder, all shades 25c¢ Cuticura Soap, the original 26¢ Frostilla, for the skin 25c Dr, Lyon's Tooth Powder SOc Listerine, the best antiseptic 50c Ingram's Milkwood Cream 10¢ Blue Sea! Vaseline, Ze; 5c size &5¢ Conti Castile Soap, 4-pound bars 25¢ Packer's Tar Soap, for shampoo 25 Williams’ Suit Case Sets, tooth paste, etc $1.00 Fountain Syringe, size 2 25¢ Williams’ Matchless Cold Cream, tubes ibe Pears’ Unscented Glycerine Soap 25c Hand Scrub Brushes, several styles 25¢ Absorbent Cotton, full pound )0c Imported Sachets, the ounce Oc Canthrox, the best shampoo roll $1.50 Bath Brushes, long handles Oc Madame is’bell’s Cold Cream . LIMITED QUANTITY ° « . | |Extraordinary Bedding Woodenware in ‘al . 4 Specials the Basemen , > Priced Exceptionally Low At Special Prices Thuseday mm will offe fol- Many different styles of Baskets at 1 items of 1-3 Less. at these Included are Waste P: extremely low Sewing | ets, | prices. The right Kr Fork limit quantities $1.45 Clotl ets, special $1.14 $1.75 “Bates $3.00 Clothe ets, special $2.00 Bedspreads” 5c Bargain Table $1.18 We Dasa ane Sele aged rhis is a heavy crochet spread with Mar : me meee ready for use These the .original green On the 10c Table you will find * Brushes up 2 \\ ‘ Te pennies Bed Sheets 55c foons up to 2 I e r ce frot ¢ dk On the ive Table there are cu read ior deesatiee (An ott rere poon Holders, values up to Zoe. 1 | cuoted are of the same grade of material. All bal Dryers, values up to 40 es are marked we hemming. Hotel and ple Se MERes UE rooming house keepers would do well to buy at Brushes, values up to 45 tl On the 25c Table are 72x90-inch Sheets, regular 75c, special... .55¢ It Cr er luc ip t Ox ry anya ee 81x90-inch Sheets, regular 80c, special....60¢ : ble 81x99-inch Sheets, regular 85c, special G5e mike ‘ 2x36-inch Pillow Cases, reg. 196° special. 14¢ ; 0 6-inch Pillow Cases, reg. 20c, special: .15¢ \ —___—_/ MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Ptke Street ‘The