The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1915, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum— Go Over These Prices Thorough 9c ve wit er heater... $40.00 arly well at 2 ick’s Eureka Steel Range $22.50 IN WINDOW Charter Oak Stee Range... Leerssen §25.001 Used R +++ 825.00 | puck's, with veces 830.00 | DID closet cre ere $35.00 Ralintie ote Universal Steel Range. .830.00 | Ms el Monarch Malleable Steel Range, $40.00 yore Windsor Steel Range......... 25.00 Majest Ss 827.50 teel Range buck Garland with Maijes ‘ high closet Monarch 45.00 . 816.00 rp ‘ O->-4 Clark Jewel indard seees SZZ5O0P wien nigh closet $22.50 See Our Line of Quick Meal Ranges. Rugs for the He Received Another ® on CAMPS Ap ee $6.75 White 41677424 -Dike St Telephone Elliott 3096 ne hour Monday before arrested LANDS IN BASTI He is charged with driving a ma chine while in an Intoxteated con dition first adventure happened to Ford belonging to Jemes Por real joy-riding, the police ree ords give first prize to T. J. Lang,’ anot AMUSEMENTS MOORE weex “triumph * Matinees Wednesday, Friday and Saturday NO GREATER MUSICAL SUCCESS EVER SEEN IN SEATTLE N. Y. Winter Garden’s Monarch of Mirth and Melody WHIRL mm: WORLD 3 HOURS OF RESPLENDENT REVELRY EUGENE AND WILLIE HOWARD AND 125 OTHERS YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU MISS IT SPECIAL PRICE MATINEES, WED. FRI. AND SAT. PANTAGES BOTHWELL BROWNE & CO., In “SERPENT OF THE NILE” LOEW'S EMPRES SEVEN BIG ACTS Headed b IN MONKEYLAND for the Kiddtes asa 20 ¢ VAUDEVE ARCHIE NICHOLSON & CO 10c and 20¢ Making the small merchant a profitable customer “T have a list of merchants in 500 towns that are too small to send salesmen to. Once or twice a week I send each of these buyers a Western Union Night Letter or Day Letter quoting a list of espe- cially attractive buys. This sales scheme is developing one of the most profitable markets we enjoy.” A SALES MANAGER. USE YOUR CREDIT”—416-424 Pike St. Used Steel and Gas Ranges Priced Exceptionally Low for This Week Much You Can Save Used Steel Ranges|(,_...2Tasreca. ah ezes Enamel Crib °\) ‘oe thie ea ag special, sSass $4.35 p10 Dewn and 81.00 34.35 Furniture @- ize ly and See How sell handsome gold-trim 9c Cups and Saucers that regu | h, special at 9c. SEE TH Gas Ranges | Appoint- ments made to Suit Your Con- venience reet: sceemeestioenesteaa neta | AMP JOY RIDER 4 chauffeur, who bumped into three!Henry, 822 Werstern ave Lang different vehicles with his Ford in| rudely bumped it right in the sters About half a block further down, he bumped another car Still unchecked, Lang proceeded to First ave. and Columbia at. and struck a team of horses. Lang was still going good when| ne was finally picked up by the po-| ice. | —The Argue has ceased calling) The Star “oogy woof” and other ter. rible things. Didn't mention The! Star once in the last issue, Reason: | Josiah Collins | Easy Way to Remove Freckles and Eruptions removed In thie wa with all its defects: tually remove Big Specials TUESDAY Seattle Market Occidental and Yesler GROCERIES—(Stalis 13-14) Ihe 2he 106 FISH—(Stall 11) ame ime Bole, 4 Ibe 266 VEGETABLES—(Stalis 16-17) FRUITS—(Stall 10) BAKERY—(Stall 12) # Picea oo 206 nven Bread ihe BUTTER AND EGGS— (Stall 18) u ike {large cane Wild Rose Milk 256 STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1915. PAGE 5. Q.—1 would like a ruling on tne; A It seem following point | has been printed ‘ste la there an age limit under which! columns alread @ person coming to thie country! dren munt take must be in order to eliminate tne| papers when they become of age Neeessity of taking out citi Papers in ‘der to becom citizen? My understanding |e that a chrid born in a foreign country who ¢ hip unless (belr pa lizew th done on become of age. There are no to me this answer 1 times in my Foreign-born chil » out naturalization rents do, which 1 that ts, pro fore the ebil reaches the United States before exceptions to thin rule the age of 5 years, automatically be comes a citizen without the formal-| ity of taking out any pape: Thi question whic discussed, and | know it ie one! which a great many would like to! Vor Rheumation and Kidney Trouble | Is required of a pe much | notary public, and oblige? A—When 4 1 have answered. JoJo Me | come a notary | 20 eftizens, to sign his bond and be he governor of the SOLVENT) 0=1 poser jor + yuna wor an who is engaged to be married to Q.—Will you please tell me what on to become a! HW. LL. | vernon wishes to be) public, he must get! mentioned a number of tl much she would like a tar a diamond and pear! pendant. She wante something in platinum ' would Be glad to get it for her, but am in doubt if it would be wise to do #0, inte bet A-It certainly is unwise for a man to alue te or the « aibly a rant of such presents; then she should be told th quite at liberty to criticise her, and| that #o tation jelry fro accept Invitations from young men you start the day| an and bearing k—worn out t do not think you have to fore the day | 4) f bed half a donen times at night comfort and Fe © strong, well and y re pain fr * Treatment) Dy urle acl no matter how chronic. or stubborn, If you have never used the w 7 " with your to hel penses, to Company iiams | of For we will give cup be married A.—Change t caused in warm use of certain fruits, an ers and other ashell-| eating oyste ladder dis-| fish. If the r water, add eng | corn starch and ay 50 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) (friends of iong standing, when her FREE | flance be out of town? F. 0. A—If whe has an agreement to stitt, legs and) that effect with the man she is en aching head,| gaged to, and If t pwn paine iD) invites her out kt young man who we that abe is » young men Son 4 stay In that condition object to going with an engaged Those sufferers who are in and out! girl, and are indignant if they are deceived Q.—! am frequently troubled with hives. le there any cure? W.W he diet Hives are weather by the free in winter ix obstinate, it would be wise to see a physictar soothing wash, dissolve '% baking soda in a basin of hot o!| water and bathe the spots several times a day, or dissolve two table spoonfuls boracte acid in one quart one teaspoonful of! y locally | Q.—I have been going with # girl ‘for a year, and | would like to make her a birthday present. She has Every d The full amount of these CONDITION 1I—\When you Flour from your grocer for you may find some on the Holly wreath CONDITION 2 with a sale slip from your of Holly Flour dated March 29, wher later than the outside received on any one day, letter office, stamps time CONDITION 5—If no correct answer is | received then the $25 prize will be | added to the win- | ning answer of the | following day; thus it may hap- | pen that some | more / Our bulletin in’ thts | | newspaper will keep you advised as to the progres of the n test List of prize win ners will be announce ed in this newspaper on the evening of March 31 and checks | to prize winners mail ed the same day THE CHAS. H. LILLY CO. Millers of Holly (the Unbleached) Flour. Seattle, Wash. CONDITION 3-—-Your envelope ad Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle, containing your answer and sale slip must be marked “Contest Dept.” on be opened containing the cc clared the winner. Priority will be the time of mailing indicated by the prizes will be worth $80 or even Ss 1) SATURDAY’S $25 Prize WAS AWARDED To a Party in the University District for correct | Solution of Our Contest to ‘COUNT THE BERRIES On a Sack of HOLLY The Unbleached FLOUR for nineteen more days (in we will continue to award these $25.00 prizes $500 Will Be Awarded $25.00 prize $500,00 and will be distributed as follow Conditions of $500 Contest get your ount the berries carefully “berries” elsewhere than grocer showing purchase after March 6 and not contest ends CONDITION 4—If more than one correct answer i the first Remember your sub-station, as well is received “a Phone wrrect answer will be de MANUFACTURERS’ luding today) s amounts t sack of Holly accompanied } to The mtest letter to determined by P. O. stamp. | as the central ry Main 7114 her to Q.—Please tell me what to serve at a paper bag supper BM A Grapefruit and oranges ser ed in glass cups, wrapped in tlaaue may be paper, ted with a ribbon around worn low the top (the guests open these for and three-quarte lengt themselves); then creamed salmor : et sant in paper cases, lamb chops, peas BICEVES SFC Wel Fepresett and mashed potatoes, rolled sand ed in this selling wiches tled with paper ribbon, pep One attractive model of per and cucumber salad served on paper plates, biseult tortoni in pa voile has the collar finished per cups, cakes and coffee. The high in back and V-neck in front. The n and coffee will have to be served in| | slees vith beadir Che and china cups, Everything else can be serv cooked Q—What will prevent a new pine cupboard from imparting a flavor to food? HOUSEWIFE A conside: of unel a ahelf sult 13 HURT IN WRECK BELI Thirtee! here Island train was derailed b etrik : L : aaa cee mar ak ti of a good quality and is shown in Violet Hoislite of Lents, Ore, was plain white, pink or blue; also a included IF BACK HURTS BE Fluah the Kidneys at once when Backachy or Bladder bothers— No a regular flushing the kidneys occasionally, saya a forms uric acid which clogs the kidney filter o' waste and poisons from the blood then you get sick. Nearly all rheu matiam. nervousness, co! ders The moment you feel a dull ache in the or !f the urine fs cloudy, offensive full of sediment, irregular of pas Loom, which, as oF ee wage or attended by a sensation of s a muslin t will give scalding, et about four ounces of the average amount of jad «= Salta from any reliable ‘ fe with French pharmacy and take a tablespoonful Legae *herpalt cyan De hse aa of water bef break are 59 inches long and are ‘ast a co pare one your kid- | very well tailored Regular $1.00 neys will then act fine. This fa-, f° Ott watie very special moun salte is made from the acid! and $1-25 values, ver) sige of grap bined with lithia and has been Just Inside the Pike St. used fc ged kidneys and stimulate them to activity acids | causes ty inj cent regular now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thereby avoldin tlons, Spring Suits and Coats 2 0 i Rely siege to Your this sult with genuine Skinner silk or satin, skilled workmanship throughout and cate atric coat late manship and clever designing nor reamed salmon, ¢ ESTABLISNED «Dougall « fouthwick KH, GAGE, HKeceiver pen from oa to Or Second Ave. and Pike St since only a friendship ex! ween us C. J A New Showing of Lingerie Blouses at $1.65 A BI pete : cs t l-over m a gift of permanent y any Woman except hin wife| irl he Intends to marry. Por nice girl may be quite tgno-| public opinion concerning | at her neighbors will feel in man ditte me will not spe r repo ming f she accepts expensive jew ma man who has not as his wife de- ed in paper, and all the dishes can be prepared tr bags in at Airing’ the cupboard for rable length of time; a bow aked lime in one corner of may hasten the desired re. | Dainty New Gowns of Cotton Crepe at 95c W E have just received a ship- ment of crisp, new, attrac- tive Crepe Gowns in a number of excellent styles. The material is EVILLE, Kan., March & Nn persons Were Injured near early today, when a Rock i in the number. number of Dresden and fancy Stripes. The illustration shows a gown in empire style, neatly trimmed with linen beading, ribbon run, Priced specially for Tuesd at 95c. Third GIN ON SALTS. t forms uric acid an or woman who eats mea ly can make a mistake b: well-known authority. Meat pores so they slugaishly r strain only part of the Regular $1.00, $1.25 Cotton Night Shirts in a Special Sale at, 83c HESE garments are ur headaches, liver trouble, pation, dizzt eplenaness, bladder disor me from sluggish kidneys full cut and are made kidn ys or your back hurts excellent quality of | Frui at 83e. Tuesda es and lemon julce, com or generations to flush clog also to neutralize the MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. n urine so it no longer tation, thus ending biad Customers bring shoes here NAVY YARD ROUTE from every part of the city, be- cause our work is different. ay and Tourllt It's a bit better. L man Deck, Seattle, ¢:30 (oma REGAL SHOE ay {funder 2:20), 5:30 p.m REPAIR SHO ble subject to change without First and Semece. Mi: ee i ire; make delightful ithia-water drink whic meat eaters should take Steamers H. B. Keni serious kidney complica hone Main 3101. Price 50c Round Trip Cut Out the Middleman and Save Half rder for Only .. . HAVE just received from the mills our big Spring and Sum mer shipment of the very newest suitings, consisting of Pop: ling, Gaberdines, Covert Weaves, Worsteds, Best Men's Serges, ete.—enough for more than 2,000 COATS and SUITS Now open for your most critical inspection. You can pick from vast and varied stock of beautiful materials, and for $20 have a to your measure, trimmed tn the best manner possible, lined mad perfect fitting, or no sale; a suit that no reputable store can dupli for leas than $30 or Or for $30 you may have your unre ted choice of the entire stock and have made specially a suit or that would surely cost you $45 to $50 in any other store tn towr We have a big line of garments already made up in the very st designs for the purpose of demonstrating our superior work- We have our own modern factory, operated by skilled meh tailors, middlemen’s profits to pay, low upstairs rent; no high salaries “From Maker to Wearer Direct Saves Half” ——— — Western Cloak & Suit Co. 142012 Second Avenue (Upstairs) Next to MacDéugall-Southwick Co.