The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1915, Page 5

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Ave Univers ty St. Luna Park swimming pool opens Saturday, March 20. 2:30 & 8:30 |v E MOSQUITO NETTING | Editor The Star | garden every experimenting ump ishes, and so on You find that tl in appearance a | the housefly agd somewhat smalier! ; and browner, that lays small white! §wamp-Root, and } eee Just on the edge of the ground/ demand for kidney, liver and bia¢ | worms, use lime in your soll I raise w fine| #pade the Kround several times an add lime each time. A trip to th and do lots of) cardens of the Itallans in Sout Park will assiet you FE year Your question col asks about the worms in rad . OL L ANG! ER ger than always carry a large stock it has a stea Re of |at on . STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1915. PAGE 5. Nelahbor across the saying one day that she fo much that al © how she wae to endure it; that |her housework kept her busy, and jthat she did not have much time to read She goes to a ploture show once & week, attends a card party oc casionally, and a dance once in a long while, but she doesn’t care much for dancing, All the com. pany she has during the day is a eat. Her husband is away al! day and his business takes him to his office many evenings. When at his meais his thoughts are on his work, and he does not notice unehed tears in her edo appen to spend an evening at home, he buries his face in the dally paper and is perfectly contented; then when he has devoured all t of the day, he declares his inten tion of going to bed. She has wait ed all day long for his coming home, that they might visit to gether, Her whole thought has been for him. Sometimes she re minds him of his negiect of her, and then there Is a scene. He thinks her very unreason able, and reminds her that he works hard for her; that he give her all the money she need neither drinks nor flirts with ot women, and is unable to under stand her at all; doesn’t know what to do, Both are un happy Here | am, wishing that my hus band would absent himself from home more than he does, so that | could do the many ¢ that | want to do, He has always b in something for himself, so that his time could be spent at home. His morals are good and he Is not at all bad-looking, but his constant presence irritates me. He is not a success in # business way, so | never know whether we will have enough to pay our bills or not. | feel like both hands were tied and |my very soul cries out for freedom, and | want something to do that counts for something and that would make me happy Please let me know what to do, | and what my neighbor should do.! insider you a} J humanity. MRS. UNHAPPY, once wrote 4 ry nit AIR COMING OUT? | ,_Dendratt causes a of the wealp, the loosen and ther s out fast. To stor »p and rid the y|particle of dandruff d-|bottle of Da at any erish (rrita hatr root the h falling bh ever) cen! v com get a did not] really | Do not to be tasks equal fo |T lives pra wer pray for easy atronger to equal ou are, in j#ame answer appl | Don't Ko out in | happiness, make it come Lay hold of the happiness o: Tt ts you | but another today jupon your husbands another person or thing for | happiness, Create your happines in your own mind, out of the } of living nd being alive This is the | secret of happiness; | cannot lead you to it; you must find It aa oth ers have Remember this; “B trouble an opportunity to win the strength Fortunate! crowded with one of its powers ore ell both are nut nt today ‘Tomorrow 4 Do not de another er in of day is lday to every questions, its taske—brings trouble. Thus piritual exercise are blessed — with thes for the strength of soul r are. Kvery brings tts and sufficiency get our da Kvery day new oppe development Q—I wonder if you can tell me what makes one forgetful. | am| | beginning to be alarmed about my self. | forget names haif an hour! after | hear them. | can’t remem ber what | did the week before. 1| can't remember a story two weeks after | have read it. | am not In ne, although that sounds very | foolish Do you think it is a dise | do you think | can help my or could a physician help me am only @ young woman, and can tell you it la the most aggravating thing | have ever come in contact with Please tell me if you think there le any hope for a case like mine? EMMA | A.—In the majority of ea for getfulness in a disease or habit and can be cured by the af, fileted better than by any one else }A memory may be cultivated Just the same as a voice. F a diary, At the clos eek go back and events. Instead of reading stories, commit to memory a verse, or mot to—something worth while. Learn | the power of concentration; that x, keep your mind on one thing at a me. A number of people have person to keep review ,|improved thelr memories by asso: ciating one thing with another One may do this with many names The next time you ar w |name, associate it with something familiar and you will be surprised by the result Q—! am going to be married soon, and | want to know if a maid ESTABLISHED 1609 ac Toudall ¢ fouthwick R. B. Gage, Receiver M. 10 6 P. M. Second Ave and ‘Pike St Store Open 9 A The Last Day of the Opening Display of Spring Fashions Offers Many New Suggestions in Beautiful Millinery, Suits, Coats, WS Costumes, Dresses and Dress ») Fabrics—In Most Elaborate and Carefully Arranged Displays Attractive New Neckwear in Many Pretty Designs at 50c Hand Embroidered Organdy Vestees 50¢. Hand Embroidered Organdy Collar and Cuff Sets, 1 1 leated cuffs, 50¢. .\ black velvet itary collar ted collar and deep Lace Military Collar with pleated back, | on neck band, 50¢. Guimpes of fine net high tached 50¢. Organdy Vestees with long 1 bach tary effe 50c. Organdy Vestee of fi embr f | buttons, 50e. Voile de Luxe Collars, with Valencienne ribl with with lemstitching tucked and pear embroidered 50¢. hand ar ged tiny lace, First Floor = Weaves and New Designs in New Materials for Spring New Cotton Gaberdine 25¢ medium weight for skirts ches comes in pink, sand, cream, helio or al, fabric r le, and shades ose navy drug of honor, three bridesmaids, ring I store, pour a in your hand) bearer and a flower girl would be Woven Striped Flaxons 25c medium sheer, crispy linen-finish fabric, 27 in Makes very pretty summer dresses. Choice checks or plain shades New “Fashion” Voiles 40c 40 inches wide, sheer, crepey weave, white or tinted groun and designed with neat rosebuds, in many dainty color combinations. js Imported Oxford Shirting 35c the well-known preparations — 50c and 3 Total 39c April Patterns and |r the plant, and these hatch amail|der troubles. Very frequently my i white maggots about onetourth of| customers give persona! teatimony jand rnb it into the scalp. After a| alt right for a church wedding. | an inch long. as to the medicinal value of few applications the hair stops com-| What are the duties of # ring bear-| The only safe way to raise rad-|Swamp-Root and tt !* ® common! ‘ng ont and you can't find any dan-|er and the maid of honor? {ishes and onions ts under a mos-| occurrence for me to sell to peo sid pce BRIDE-TO.BE } qulto netting. I raised radishes all) who buy the remedy on the reco: A.—A bridal party such as you sug-! | summer for use in different plant-|mendation of others who have keat would be very nice, The ring ings In a bed 4x10, with six-inch |!t. Have sold Swamp-Root since It} bearer carries the ring, usually on | boards for the sides Sow xeed| Was first put on the market, and ® cushion or {n the heart of a rose } about two or three weeks apart, as ontinue to sell it until a bet: | lor lily. The maid of honor stands the worm will take anything from|ter Kidney, liver and bladder rem) aii oe dir, becomingly ar-|Rearest the bride and assists her radishes to mustard greens | ety t food. Bees makes any. y fer | with her voll and with her flowers.) A wide cords Palmolive jar Palmolive Cream |cakes Palmolive Soap value 80c. 5,500 Feet of Thrills : Special ...-cscccces and Action Indorsed by the Kaiser ALL SEATS RESERVED Warm, damp weather is the worst! ie eee Nay pte ad {tor vegetables. I refuse to raise) ., New Orleans, | anything except cabbages and kale! Personally appeared vetore | without magquito netting. this 3rd ésy of July, 1908, Chas. I take some dry, fine, red iead| Peter: drusgiat. who subsc and mix with water until it ia the |S00v® statement and made thickness of soup. plant {nto it up to the depth you set |{t in the ground. Then pour a tea- spoonful into the ground at the roots, Copras water placed around the) root will kill ¢he eggs of the fly im mediately. } 25c CHILDREN 10c _ Engagement Closes Wednesday Night oat jand in fret. WM. RENAUDIN, Notary Publie. Latter to ‘Dr. Kilmer @ | Binghamtes, N. .LOEW’S EMPRESS The Protean Actor— OWEN MeGIVENEY Presenting “BILL sYKES” Five Other Big Acts Ten and Twenty Reserved Seats, 25¢ UNION DYE WORKS Inc. Everything in Cleaning and Dyeing Plant and Office ¥ Prove What Swamp-Root Will For You di ten cents to Dr. Kiln Dept. R., Binghamton sample size | ABOUT TOMATO PLANTS Editor The Star: Buy tomato | plants, as it is not worth the time | or trouble to start them from seed Clay soil is good, but needs to be | #paded on Then spade }in six inches deep stable manure jhalf short straw, that has been heated. Add lime at the same time }Do not “flop” the soil down when} | working | | To keep Co It bottle. Y wi for a convince anyone. booklet of valuable telling about the Regular fitt bottles for ceive mation and bladder one-dollar size irus 4 all stores pests from tomatoes,! keep the outside of the bed free) jfrom weeds, and, after watering,| | sprinkle coal ashes over the plants | Once a week sprinkle a little siak Jed lime. Have arr ashes all around the beds and keep from |packing. Nothing cares to crawl jover them R. W. SMITH e Lundberg trial to prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. of ial Lim! “re nD AVENUB. me Then 1 dip the) ‘Dat the same Is true in substance | Do} wil 1 also re | 1 cent and| stimulated sca sale at | best because it softens the outlines lof the face, and every woman can ave dainty, fluffy, healthy hair if ibed the| she Will take the trouble to always hi *bampoo her hair properly. In |washing the hair it is not advise able to use # makeshift, but alw use A preparation made for sham pooing only. You can enjoy the best that is known for about three cents a shampoo by getting a pack-| age of canthrox gist; dissolve a cup of hot from your drug: teaspoonful in a water and your sham poo ts ready. After its use the hair dries rapidly, with jcolor. Dandruff, excess « are dissolved and entirely disap: \pear. Your hair will be so fluffy | that will look much heavier rithan it is, Its luster and softness «| will delight while the gains the health air growth Adver it it also you, ich insures tisement For Freckled, Rough or Spotty Complexions We gusrantes ihe superiority, a ie Tru nd give tree Trusses, Detarmity Appliances ang!" | Art we | ADVISES WOOD ASHES Editor The Would say to | Beginne your party that }has the soil use wood ashes. land he will find that his ¢ soll | will raise good crops. Possibly the his round is heavy is no drainage to lot To wet rid 10th Ave. and East Union East 1164—Phones—East 849 We have the latest improve- ments in cleaning, and our work ibsolutely guarant A trial order is solicited. Star Have Customers bring shoes ere from every part of the city, be cause our work le different. It's a bit better, REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP First and Kenecs. Main WEDNESDAY ‘Seattle Market Occidental and Yesler ~ CLOSING OUT ‘SPECIALS Imported Ale Whisky, fine large bottle 15¢@; per | ble 1 55e¢ doz $1.65 | gal $2.10 Italian 5 colony | Old Overholt, bottled full quart C. Whisky full and Stout, | full quart per in -80¢ bottled 80¢ bond ra | be GROCERIES—(Stalis 13-14) 100 package Farina Pure ground Coffee 6 1-cent rolls FiSH—(Stall 11) Ibe he parkling quart bottle ta Burgundy, large im Pap Italian white b 106 the ender “ VEGETABLES— (Stalls 16-17) mall ie 106 Kpinach Ibe New Pi b ‘ssea irginia JJ Rum ( Blackberry Peach and Apply Brandy, full FRUITS—(Stall 10) res nn % don Bf Cedar 8-year-old Whisky per gal 6-year-old Whisky gal Alcohol Sunkiet © Fiorida Grapefruit MEATS—(Stails 1-9) Shoulder Pork Toast Pot Roast, Ib . Mutton Chops. BAKERY—(Stali 12) full quart 70 per gal $2.55 Peach, 65¢ unny Brook A full quart T5e¢@ $2.95 188 per Olympia, Ges ~85c 50c KEYSTONE LIQUOR co. 1123 FIRST AVE., CORNER SENECA, pricot weet mmel Creme bottle per Menthe, per Meinz's € € Pure Beer 100 loaves Bread AND ‘ EGGs— BUTTER quart £ Governor Hunt DOES RHEUMATISM | BOTHER YOU? | The fostics hy “Use Musterole” found re ought fforers have that and tr takes the place oned mustard TEROLE Is recommende Croup, Asthma, Plour Neuralgia, Sprains, B Headache ana Ce (it often prevents Pneu in 26¢ larwe drogmint'™ a special and 60 hospital MI Ke t the genuine Imitation NEW CITY LAW MAY INCLUDE THEATRES } } | | ease | Is hypnotism to be tabooed he Jafter in all theatres in the city, } well as In private exhibitions ‘This is being debated by Mayor | Hiram Gill, who has before him for \approval or veto an ordinance pass. Monday to probibit all hypnotic monstrations. It is claimed that the subjects of hypnotism are seriously affecte! especial they naturally weak mentality as } de: cHuG BIKE FLOPS AUTO IN SMASHUP An auto driven J Arenberg }213 Ocetdental ave, which carried three persons besides himself, turn turtle at 16th ave. and Yesler way Monday night, hitt |Harry Johnson, a torcyelist Arenberg and his | were } Jarred up, but none ed vere injuries excaped | unscathed susta Johnson NEED EXTRA SESSION PHOENIX, Ariz, March 16 may call an extra of the legislature. Th adjourned without passing appropriation bills neic nate necessary WOULD PAY IN BLOOD CHICAGO, March 16.—~American Intervention in Mexico costly, both in blood and money, in inion of Vice President Mar shall, here en route to San | cisco OPEN STATE BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO, March North Dakota Building was of ficially deicated with elaborate cer | monies at the exposition today PRINCESS SUED BY HUBBY NEW YORK, March 16 Riccardi, formerly Princess was sued for divorce by Giusepp! Riccardi SUBMARINE LAUNCHED QUINCY, Mass, Mareh 16 The Fore River Shipbuilding Co. launeh ed the submarine L-3, built for the United 8 Clara Chimay, her husband St OPERA COMPANY BROKE CHICAGO, Mareh 16.—The tional Ope of Cawada fil | voluntary petition in) bankru | Assets nothing, Habilities $150,% a Co. Round from Nanaimo, B. C., to Anacortes, the stear Rapid | Transit encountered a heavy gale, ‘which threatened to swamp her. Capt, R. Mace beached her on | Decatur Island "Judgment In| FOR SALE 'Hickingbottom Bros. | VeterinarY SURGeons 1015 Howell St. Inquire at 709-4th Ave. would be| | Fran Mrs. | Heavy grade for outing shirts or tailored waists | inches wide, white ggpunds with ed pes tinted minds with white stripes or solid colors blue pink or all white Third Floor. Delineators Pattern Counter r ce gray oe Warner’s s Rust- Proof “Corsets — Redfern, Style 8C85—This is a handsome Corset, designed 1 boned espe the figure. Made quality of at top with 1 idery slender and broc average trimmed $5.00. ade ige Priced Redfern, Style 79—Front 1s ure Has bust itifully trimmed ribbon with flexible cautiful and embr at ace gi medium d lace and boned through Priced at $4.00. $23—Designed and the present attrac- medium hi with rust-proof, double be Warner's Rust-Proof Corset, Style it will m the figure ong fashions. Fitted with hose supporter tive appearan 1 $1.00. Warner's, Style 1412—Has elastic additional and comfort Il and ar me shaped lines of most s, and is in ce ricer either without and mod ts in this cors gutline. Medium bust $1.50. inser giving ace Third Floor | ‘THINKS PHIPPS WILL | TOSS IN HIS FEDORA : Harve H, Phipps senator |from Spokane, is believed to have in the ring for lieutenant mpressed with the idea, and claims that Phipps record in the senate. A progressive, labor and hu manitarian standpoint, will make him a winning contender against; the incumbent, Li Gov. Hart } Phipps was elected as a progres sive, and in his contest for lieuten ernor will probably ive republican, run as SHOOTS HIS FATHER FRESNO, = March 16.—While cleaning a shotgun, Roy S. Wagner accidentally killed his father state jeut jhis hat | governor. While no official lhas been made by Phipps, Senato’ Dick Hutchinson of Spokane, who in visiting In Seattle, is confident the announcement will soon Senator The Right Kind of Fuel to Buy Is a Problem Easily Solved BUY COKE — IT IS CRUSHED AND SCREENED | TO VARIOUS SIZES AND CAN BE USED IN GREAT VARIETY OF APPLIANCES order of mnvince This hard within seach of announcement nt be mad nson is SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and University PRIAI you of merits excellent fuel is sold at Oven Coke and Bench Coke at IF you burn Coke properly, all time a price every one. is sold at $6.00 per 50. tun at the yards a you will use it for | to come | | San Diego | California is as near as your telephone now the Blue Bell Sign of the Telephone Seattle Lighting Company New Location—1308 Fourth Ave.—Stuart Bldg. for Phone Main 6767 |}| Look |