The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1915, Page 5

STAR- 1915, PAGE 5. SSDAY, MARCH 9, ‘JOY! THIS 1S THE JOB FOR JOSIAH YEP, THEY FOR ECON "RE MOORE “é3"|senicinotl 75c; Gallery, 50c. house this votaly|, 4 pod Cl] 1 . {the presidential primary bi : Matinee—Sat., Lower Floor $1.00 and Jin reine iiiaty members voted | le enaeged te a young man bi $1.50; Balcony 0c, 78, $1; Gallery 28¢. "wie Co | YEGGS AT WORK’ ss-2rs. wise success With the steamroller in fine or vet me hs te rg see how long we can ae der, the house also crush oI ep It qui bills providing for non partons | Interrupting two thieves in the! This is just because everybody is You Will Be Sorry if You Miss It county elections and for the act Of entering @ vacant house at worried about when it is going to blanket primary }1431 Seventh ave, W. Monday be, You cannot imagine how silly it uf The two lquor bills which had|Slght, Motorcycle Patrolman Webb) is to hear that question all of the seen been set for action the first thing /4nd Sebenick engaged in an excit- time , this morning mysteriously received ing footrace with the pair and | have written you about this be NION DYE i\CREW OF U.8 FACE no consideration, The reason in| Wer finally putdiata 1, Both fore, but have looked in vain for an | J unknown, It may that some | Webb anc feck fired several answer. TRIAL FOR MURDER trades are being effected to he ‘shots, but none took effect Lam of good family, and the young them get by | ‘The thieves threw the men off man | am engaged to is awfully —— By a vote of 26 to §, the senate |thelr trail by Jumping down a 15 nice. Both his parents and mine LONDON, March %.—Steps have! passed a bill the right |foot embankment leading from were proud to hear of the engage been taken by the admiralty, it is|of the city of Seattle to operate |Queen Anne boulevard ment. | have always been interest Inc. Announced today, to bring the cap-/the Lake Burien line. $ ed im your answers. ANON tured crew of the German subma-| In an opinion rendered last woek STRIKE CRIPPLES A.—-Sorry, bu anawer wil E . : ring U-8, sunk recently off Dover,|/ Judge Ronald declared the city | ae interest the inquirer agreeab: verything AN f to trai for murder had no right to do so without spe-| nung people try very clever wn cific “tegtalative authority. The| Be GO. BOAT LINES oc verstatine cyuusta Grey to hen Cleaning and Ww HE’ senate bill must still pass the 6 them deceive their parents. They Mo S$ SUFFERING jhouse and, obtain the governor's! yvaNcoUVER, B.C. March 9 explain et the precise rea approval sons why necessar Plan and i | |the place of its unton longshoremen ¥ vo . Office | WASHINGTON, Mareh 9.—W. EB ’ |who have declared a strike, The) Now. 1 fir lieve 10th Ave. and |Humphrey, Washington congress nion men object to a proposed |#tAl* Marriage laws were ® reduction man, predicts tnternational compli East Union cations, involving the United States ‘ = oil ece rename Least East 1164—Phones—Eact 849 | and Japan, at the end of six months : perfect ign ne resulting from passage of\the sea Ears Are in Style Again— | perfect ignore We have the latest improve. ments in cleaning, and our work is absolutely guaranteed. A trial order is solicited. men’s bill "VAUDEVILLE ORPHEUM The new style of lifting the hair John Hyams and Lelia Mcintyre|from the ears looks much if Lift Up Your Hair TUDGEMENT FOR SALE | 4 4 nitty lot of singing, dancing) the hair f# soft so it drapes around | AGAINST and chatter that wins them a top|the rather than being pulled up Hickingbottom place on the Orpheum bill ht, hard lines, To get the oo | week. They're cle Other acta! best effect tn any style of hairdrens ww ww Bros. Sonne AN [are Harry and Emma Sharrocks in|!A®. every strand must be fluffy, lus aE St. feqaien at 709-4th Ave, |® Comedy skit, “Behind the Grand.|trous and, of course, clean In | Howel stand”; Kennedy, Ward and Clark| Washing the hair it is not advisable | Bac Bonita and Lew Hearn in a\® preparation made for shar Vaudeville mixture: Kremolina and|9%ly, You can enjoy the ; ITCHING RASH Darras brothers In acrobatics; Rar-|!* known for about three « | itlo and na street singing|*>8mr t ting & packs ‘ WEDNESDAY nen caathrox from your druggist: utter “My husband had a rash all over! 2 os poe ihe — sears in a cup of hot his body, and soon the WHOLE PANTAGES |water and your shampoo ix ready il his body. ud sown the WHOLE | eee aca ne rate ameter i es, From Piles tion. It looked scaly aad raised up | jthis week that certainly is in a/Tee jinusorm color. Dandruff, ex-| x, matter how long or how on the arms and tody i big. Dumpe Occidental and Yesler ffi) class by itself. It is pretty, unique|C0ee Ol and dirt are dissolved and eg ty your druggist today an This trouble burned and itched so | ‘ entirely disappear. Your hair will Pp | si and clever. That's the Bothwell/ re ee nurte ther it cite lone I get a S0-cent of Pyramid ¥ ee ree eee: ee eee Browne act, entitled “The Serpent| scarier than it Im. Ite loot won | Reme It will give qi@ick relief. ene wee mee. Meret 4) s— Jof the Nile” Browne fomal s luster and and a single box often cures A night, so we could not sleep. | GROCERIES—(Stalis 13-14) Nccisacdematie’ whic jl het Gae will also delight you, while | tria an cv cuutiod treatin tabate “We all had this trouble for| Lares Gold Dust 19¢ Bi catra atuff to a queen's taste. Helt0?,, Stimulated scalp gains the! wrapper if you send us coupon about two or three years, and dur | wener Dose, Peosban. ¢ i slaek be a nl ot nood-look |ealth which insures hair growth.—| low {ng that time tried many remedies op Benes aera a Mite ane ® \*| Advertisement — feces tecomes i gaceda yoke FISH—(Stall 11) Archie Nicholson and company FREE SAMPLE COUPON 4 Resino j Geslaot Bese and tt RELIEVED AT Merring. 3 the 45¢ Pare the musica! kids who get fun RE IPE PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY ONCE, and before the third jar of wee CF for themsetver out of the act, and #16 Frremia Bidg., Marenel > ointment had been used. we were? VEGETABLES—(Stalle 16-17) jatso produce fun for the fellows in| Mic all completely cured. It has been Celery, per at Be | front Jimmy Green, comedian. Ki ndly re 1 sar four months since we were cured, Yakima f° ee Tike BBE ant etc. unloads a bunch of ple of Pyramid Pile Remedy, and there are, no traces of the chuckles, and the Iaugh stuff ts lain wrapper trouble."—(Signed) Mrs. 3, A. |p FRUITS—(Stall 1Q ther augmented by Conboy and Mar . 7 Clarkson, 1520 Lawn Ave. Oct. 24, ston in their sketch, “The Claim| Pimples Are Impurities, Seeking | \"” 1914, Kansas City, Mo. Every | Agent.” Grace La Dell opens the! an Outlet Through Skin street druggist sells Resinol Ointment | bill with a Parisian shooting act. | Pores. and Resinol Soap. For trial free, res wie ( State write to Dept. 13-R, Resinol, Balti-| l eurnes: | Pimples, sores and boils usually = ee more. | You've got to hand it to the/Tesult from toxins, poisons and im- | @ertr Hee tebe + ‘ fee ae bd Rc ol ; he| purities which are generated in the |} b aie : f= oneal wager dad » Pog the| bowels and then absorbed into the|* Don't Merely “Stop . Customers bring shoes here Empress bill this week. They're! blood through the very ducts which | + Coat ; from every part of the city, be certainly vaudevillian experts, thett {should absorb only nourishment to & + cause our work is different. BUTTER AND Eacs— combined talents producing a vari-| sustain the body : : It’s a bit better. (Stall 18) ety of acrobatic stuff, ‘music, Jus: It tn the function of the iynaye| = sie the Thing That Canses It and” ' ag ‘ R gling and comedy. Any human as-|to filter impurities from the blood | 2 : REGAL SHOE Lees Renee Reem. Soe 60 le oe ee rate oa od ate nmparition from the Wood |$ REPAIR SHOP the stage jurine, but in many instances the First and Senecs. Main 4136. Oscar Lorraine, Hungarian vio-| bowels create more toxins and im-| A coum t = — linist, plays classical and popular] purities than the kidneys can elim. | ' - “ “y- music with equal facility, and his|!nate, then the blood uses the skin | ¢,, oa i act {s highly entertaining. Two) Pores ax the next best means of get 8 * little farm girls grow up and they|ting rid of these impurities which othe ge : e it n have a love story. It is prettily /often break out all over the skin in | rm ause I the er told in Roland West's rural comedy,|the form of pimples. . ea “When We Grow Up.” New songs we werent yas to clear sheets gets rig muse nk OF SEATTLI hen Collety turatehen Wy Macries| Cee? pre cere © ROE Oy | Oe Sr pee ever thought i Brierre and Grace King in “A Cam snore {Bud vo ae Pe, ani ~ gp Report of Condition Made ptroller of Cur- en Flirtation”; Allen an —- and take a tablespoonful in a giass rd " rency at Close ness Offer BONE And dane, nd tn tg {Of hot water each morning before # yous f March 4, 1915 Sloan furnishes a few thrills 10) brenkrast for one week. This will et aerial acrobatics |prevent the formation of toxins in| e a RESOURCES see the bowels. It also stimulates the cals bra t eee METROPOLITAN kidneys to normal activity, thus | cently and prem 1 Loans and Discounts 671,305.70 Moving pictures of the fighting |coaxing them to filter the biood of |! Overdrafts Reto Tanne 261.06 in Europe were shown for the|{!mpurities and clearing the skin ot]! U. Se Bonds secure circulation . Fy 50,000.00 [J first time Monday night at the | Pimples. | p U. S. Bond. ve [Metropolitan theatre. There are| Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless remium on 2) cD Boa dh te iil dia me ken | and {s made from the acid of grapes : " ‘ ( seven reels, five of them taken Federal Reserve Bank Stock , ‘ 12,000.00 Bh with the permission of the German jad lemon juice, combined with Furniture and Fixtures . . 1,000.00 Bf general staff. They show scenes |!ithia, Here you have a pleasant, | ue Real Estate ‘i 16,639.95 ff of camp and hospital life, German |@ffervescent drink which usually | 4 ‘ iat 5 battleships in the North sea, and|makes pimples disappear; cleanses | °? Bonds and Warrants 259,300.16 Fi ested pictures of fighting in the |the blood and is excellent for the Ca and Exchange 667,79075 Bi war none kidneys as well—-Advertisement. | --- There are scenes taken in Con-| ae oo _ om, $2,.678.317.62 9 stantinople, views of the Canadian ABILITIES contingents on Salisbury plain, a LIABILITIE # decimated Scotch regiment return Capital paid in +$ 500,000.00 Boing home, and the East Indian Surplus i a “ 100,000.00 troops in France ‘i Although the goods. have been ing t, we still ‘her 97 '924 77 he soldiers impress one as be- |B) e advantage of the opportunit Undivided Profits .....ssse.sss000s 7,934.77 Bind aughing, jolts bunch not at|pbave a large stock left. Take ad antag the pportuni Circulation .... $7,900.00 Bait taken up with thoughts of bat-i—to get HIGH-CLASS MERCHANDISE AT RIDIC Deposits ‘ ‘ 2,002,482.85 Jf tle and death LOUSLY LOW PRICES The pictures will be shown aft-| on aim rnoon and evening for the re rn eee $2,478.317 62 crneon an tt - ~ Bf mainder of the week except Thurs C Good B Ik GC d The aim of this bank is to build up its business by building up 94Y night ase S U 00dS the community : Canadian Club $1.05 Italian Swiss Coiony The officers and directors should reflect, character upon t RDINANCE 2g pot > fawon: hatiklk < aameee bank. The directors of this bank employ over 6,000 people, based JITNEY 0 Dewar's Special. . $1.05 Port, large bott ae on census figures of five to a family, which means the support of Overholt, full qt., bottled Per gallon 6he about 30,000 people, or about one-tenth of the population of SPOKANE,March %.--The amend in. bone 80¢ 6-year-old Sunny Brook Seattle ed jitney bus ordinance will be vot direct. from Our growth of three years, speaks for itse ed upon by the eity council at Its oO. F es full qt. bottled | | yo ded eat Bk 4 regular meeting this week. One in bond 80¢ 1b OFFICERS provision is that failure of any driv ei gallor 1. W. MAXWELL, President er to run full length of his route Sunny Brook, full oy, t.] | 4-year-old Straight Whis- ” KER co Preside E. W. CAMPBELL, Cashie on the schedule announced will ter-| bottled in bond . de key, per gallon $2.70 5 nw BLOF ‘DEL, Vice President H. SBIL, Asst. Cash minate his license without a hear Coon Creek Straight Keystone Whiskey, fine DIRECTORS ing if | Whiskey, full quart 65e¢ | | blend, per gallon $2.10 F. ANDERSON mberman COL, MORRIS White Corn Whiskey, Fine Cal. Brandy, Rum YW t, Vice Preside Conatruc 1ON ENDS . = ¥. W. BAKEI Pr one ae 40-HOUR DEVOTION E | full quart .65e and Gin, per gal. $2.45 DEL, President Bloe tractor Tonight the 40-hour devotion at| } n lumber Mills W, © PRATHS ud Bithe St. James cathedral will end zt M Treasurer Caratens 5 ne with Bish ot preaching the/ii- : a ‘ aie 4. F. RHODES, Prestae 1 closing sermon, The music will be Rainier, Olympia and German Pure Alcohol, 18 Rhodes given by the cathedral choir, under 24 B 5 ee ull 4KINA ' r eS. Palme ger eer, 50 l 8 KINNEI ' Airection of Dr, F. 8. Palmer Cgewe bottl C |} quart Cc escent WHITC ¥ COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS The club President Seattle University Community ENE ee EE ENE 5 KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. WW SAXWEELI., Prose: AES S wiben nisin fas Sraaneehag as pesinges wen 1123 FIRST AVENUE CORNER SENECA brary, BE. 50th st. and 10th N. EB. ‘ | - ° several of them, there's a silve => | BEST SEATS — |itming Which means that Josiah Col a liom may now wine away bls tears) Qj am in trouble, We expect alevading aid laws some discussion over the proprie-| Denied a counell (hh, Collins cau {Nave Ne clothes for it. My husband impossible for me to enlighten about | The ty of naming a commission in the | stil! a place on the eit roll, | @e net worked for five months,| 600 boys and girls every year wi “a bill, the senate today passed a|The city is advertising for a golf and we have two other children. If want to elope and don't know where }measure providing for a statewdu- instructor. Notices, were. posted || @nly had a few things | could get fo elope to, It also permits me to cational survey undér the direction |today to this effect by the civil | along. Hope you can tell me where retain the friendship of the 1,000) a — ———'F/ of Senators Sutton, Boner and! service commission, The exam! an get some parents of thase boys and girls. | with Imus with Representatives Tim-| will be held April 16. Salary I t WORRIED WIFE . —— blin, Zednick and Brown to report!be $75 4 month. and fees for {n.| A~Last winter a mother similar-| @Q—-My daughter-intaw ie 19 SUG AND WILLIE uowans AND 125 OTHER: to the 1917 legislature, The com:|struction under regulation of the situated wrote to me, and through | Years old, and she has a baby one jmission will have $5,000 for @x-|park board. Applicants must be ex-|the kindness of readers I received) Month old. She does not know how oh: f penses in mapping out the future|pert golf players and know every-|enough outfits for 14 neweomers,|t® handle the baby, and she does policy for the management of the |thing about an 18-hole golf course. | and have given the last one out. If 2."y Amid . eee ; een state school system, common and| Here's where a experience | any mother who seen this has ar have had all the patience in the Nights—Lower Floor $1. 50 and $2.00. § sccondurs da” rca rxperienes | any mother who seen this has AY) worig with her, but if she were to A supplementary budget, carry-|come in hands ee ere ane Mitice, 1/lIM@ alone | know that she would Balcony, first 15 rows, $1. last 7 rows, Bing approximately $190,000 addition up to my office, | iet'the baby cry Itself te death appropriations, also went | orree | am nearly 60 years old and t cannot take care of it The girl is babyish and wants to be petted all of the time And after her hushand has work ed all day, she expects him to do| most of the work at home. She! depends altogether too much on| anybody who is handy fam iil from to would like your advice A GRANDMOTHER to protect a from ther « problem which | solve th isn't | to give one But the attention who consider the cling attractive type of| miniuity. When a man res ish girl who expects pet her most of the time, some going to suffer, Only the hus-| mand ¢ teach such a wife her| jdut > the family physician | ; mig enlisted to offer som od, sound advice as to caring for! the baby offs p and | AH ts own 1 no one car real advice wattle wort ing men ing vine the onl bab) to one | Al o Q.—As the mother of three big boys, two of whom are engaged, || am naturally interested in what the Girls are spending for fine clothe nowadays | have had th thoughts in my mind for some time and would like to have them written where they will do the most good #0 decided your column was the best place for them | would like to die thinking my sons were going to get some happi-| ness out of life, but all | can proph. y for the two who are engaged is, a life slaving fer money for their! wives to spend on dress. | One of these girls works and) should know the value of a doliar.| The other has a nice home and a devoted mother, who has given up all her own pleasure ever since the girl started to high school, just to sew and sew, making pretty things for the daughter. So far as | can see, the two girls are much on a par in the amount of clothes they get through in a year | The real test of a girl after all, what kind of a wife she will make; mot whether she can dance| the tango, not even whether she is @ good business woman. But | am positive that the way these girls spend money for their clothes makes them unfit to become the! wives of average energetic young men The worst of it is th girls never seem to think of this them. scives. They are facing marriage s innocent as kittens of what it! takes to pay the rent and the gro-! cery bills. | never hear them speak of such things, though they often chatter about their dower chests and their hand-embroidered lingerie and the wedding clothes | try to be a sensible old woman and | do not interfere but | would give the rest of my life if my sons could find two girls who had been raised to appreciate the man who earns the money more than what the money buys | believe that hundreds of other! mothers of sons feel just as! do. Is it any wonder some of them have trouble with their daughters-in-law? ONE MOTHER A Women measure the cost of an artic by ite money value But each dollar they spend was produc ed t energy of some man's brain. es and muscles. Meas ired so, the price of woman's dress today ix often a tragic waste The mother who writes above nows this, although she puts the thing differently | . THIRD REVIVAL AT «BIG CHURCH TONIGHT ESTABLISHED ac Dougall ~ fouthwick GAGE Hecelver See nH J Ave. and Pike SF chase Enables Us to Seil These Handsomel. y Tailored Suits for $25.00 Had these been bought in the regular way it would have been necessary for us to sell them at $35.00— some even higher—but in this case the price we re- ceived is so much below the regular that we have priced the entire assortment of new, stylish, thoroughly tailored suits well below their value at $25.00. Silk Suits Plain Tailored Suits Novelty Tailored Suits erge poplin and in the popular cluding blue, black, putty, battleship others The styles are those best models vats slightly and contrasting shades pockets leather belts The flare skirts are mz shed with cuffs me with style 16 and in silk in- gaberdine sand, and Belgian navy gtay the and characteristic of medium tural waistline and trimmed in self ilk braids, patch season's Short coats the ult oats, a-long some with n th waistlines butt raised e ns bel and s or fin- others in tailored 18 sizes are om 36 to 46 men's In numb that we special price in wi r of this rhe the largest all at the ven F garments, attempted this season, and { $25.00. have Second Interesting Items % You will find the Tiny Tot’s every need here in RE splendid selection of Garments and Accessories. little Play Dresses g French or light waists, made of ging- ham, percale, etc., T5¢@ to} $1.00. Children’s Everyday Dresses for the Nursery and Kindergarten An excellent Children’s Lingerie Dresses from 2 Neat to 14 Years Lawn, Marquis- Voile in pleasing lot of Dainty Valen- and linen lace in waists French and vst ette Dresses aom styles | ciennes tr price from $10.00. Headwear and Coats in Most Charming Stytes— For Children from 2 to 14 Years showr Rangir $1.50 imm assortment Dresses in a 1 quality of ginghams, and pplettes, in all id colors pretty stripes and hecks. All sizes. Priced om 65¢ to $1.00. Children’s Sweaters—Sizes 2 to 14 Years Style percales shown I he are in « st styles, belted Coats and empire and effects The materials among black Hague poplin fieta $7.50, $35. the i le emi-belted most popular al " 1 771, ‘hand made, full fashioned, full length, with belt. May be had in Hague blue, cardinal, white tan and gray. $3.75. Baby Sweaters $1.00 to $1.50 had in white, Hague blue. Third Floor. shown, will find te checks, overt, silk and pussy willow $5.00, $6.50, $8.50 and up to Rompers and Beach Dresses of gingham, rip and 50¢ to | are w hic hy and wh blue « rose Special at May cardi ) be plette and 75e. crepe. al MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. MISSIONARIES MAY iin icc’ S50 F2: ARAS ae HAVE BEEN KILLED <‘2:"is Sect SP oe vance of 1% cents DAWSON, March 9—Fears are — he « at jesito i) KR WOMEN ON ms : ‘ bape duatee ag not felt here that Rey. Father Jean Bap: 5 pie gf an” is ubject of a sermo: 4 ; Dr a's Cotten ie ouvie id Rey. Father Guil Dr. Ban Dr. M. A. Matthews will preach at| iste Rouviers and Rev. Father Piiis, the best and only. re- | ight's revival service at|@ume Leroux ‘atholic mission: | lable remedy for FEMALE j Tuesday night's reviva ce Atl aries, have been slain by Bear Lake TROUBLES AND IRREGU- the First Presbyterian church. Mon-|Egkimos, No word has been heard Suetinste, came ia 9° tna a night's net yi0g Was Well AULANG*| som elther for a year | ys Price $2 per box, or 3 “ — for $5; mated In plain wrapper. Money returned if they fail after fair trial. Houre | WHEAT OPENS STRONG aa m Spm. Sundays 11 to 1 | CHICAGO, March 9 Great | Roum 28, 917% Pike Oe, strength was shown by wheat at KIDNEY TROUBLE I have been troubled with my Kidneys for many years, One day 1 could hardly move, and some one told me to get a bottle of Dr. Kil mer's Swamp-Root, which | did, and About such a in a few days T was all right even years ago | in ndition that my children had to lift me out of bed. I wanted Swamp-Root, but they got a doctor 1 sent for Swamp-Root and didn't take the doctor's medicine; Swamp. Root did the work. Swamp-Root ts remedy, if the Kidneys are ever f Rain very truly KIRCHHOFPF, N.Y sppeared before this 4th day of February, 1914 Kirehhoff, who suba@cribed the statement and made oath that the same ts true in substance and in fact was the order Yours N Wyekoff Ave. Brooklyn Personally me. A GEORGE Commissioner KNAUT. of Deeds to Letter Dr. Kil | Bingha Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You S¢ cents to Dr, Kilmer & Ce Binghamton, N.Y for a Ne size bottle, It will convince any one, You will also recely let of valuable infor mation, telling about the kidneys Jand bladder Regular fifty-cent ‘and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores, WATER HEATER SALE For a Limited Time Only Reduced in Price and ON VERY EASY TERMS Water Heater, supplying over Standard Domestic that Seattle ne heater now with Homes in an abundance of hot water months there heavy for this type relieve this sstion have and put into effect a Very Easy $1.00 with order and $1.00 per During t and) summer occurs ti price i pring always very demand of heater; reduced the Payment Plan month Now a ) cong we Is the Time to Order That Water Heater. Seattle Lighting Company New Location—}308 Fourth Ave.—Stuart Bldg. Phone Main 6767 7