The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1915, Page 5

Care for the Dead The Society has every modern equipment for the care of funerals brought direct ‘to and will take full charge of all for Earth-Burial, Cremation or Shipment arrangements $50.00 to $150.00 will pay all the cost of a funeral, whether the body is to be SHIPPED, BURIED or CREMATED. Heretofore the people of this city have paid from $250.00 to $500.00 for this same service. Any undertaker in the city can render the same service at the same price if their insti- tutions are conducted in a businesslike man- ner and they do not resort to questionable methods, such as bribes and commissions, as such a system is expensive, and must be paid for by the people, the same as other Services, Ve have added to our equipment the most up-to-date ambulance in the city and will at- tend to this manner of calls at a cost much less than such service has ever been furnished. We ask that the public visit our institution and compare our system with others in the city—Death comes to us all some time—sure- ly we should know something about how the dead are cared for. Cremation Society of Washington Funeral Directors ARTHUR A. WRIGHT, Manager —Telephones— Queen Anne §85—-Queen Anno 417 Day a Night Service, Ever since our organization we have been endeavoring, by economical management and the doing away of duplication in delivery, to give the public BETTER SERVICE AND A LOWER ICE RATE. NOW, when the prices of most all commodi- ties are advancing, we wish to announce that, beginning MAY 1ST, WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE OF ICE for family use, and will sell a 200-POUND ICE COUPON TICKET FOR This method makes a great saving in our ac- counting, and we are giving you the benefit. The 200-pound ticket entitles the purchaser to eight 25-pound deliveries if he so desires. We are now operating a Motor Boat on Lake Washington, and make regular trips with SANI- TARY ICE to all points on the Lake. We offer you the same excellent service and low rates that exist in the heart of the city. —== saan : == Refrigerators for Rent If you wish to use OUR ICE, we will supply you with a good, sanitary refrigerator, well made and nicely finished, for the nominal rental of 50c Per Month We will apply the rentals on the purchase price should you decide to keep the ice chest. The Ice Delivery Co. Elliott 5560 HENRY PAULEY TALKS TO BIG ST iR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1915. PAGE 5. AUDIENCE OF BUSINESS MEN eon brains of been trained to kee all men whe eRe Not things of te are graduate ns of learning. lad Henry Paul » ink the man ved the pre ment—n the example the United States table In Good Kat ‘ 1 faced a college: bre It was the week t only fo cafeteria Tue room full of bard { business men y meeting of the al league a not with be of @ most superfictal ch ny t omething to grip thelr will Listen ¢ a half hour of the day He Interests Audience t they Hat 1 to Paul At s they law 1 uproariously thon nause, And after it was « all tried t siness men must have interest re they speak for est part a man in the bust talk to him at Here are a fow of the to them (he rae about the The men at th are the n once things he was ta who 6 the way into the n are the ones who going to for others to fol sort of men erever plo are They are the » are pioneers w CAPACITY WILL NOT BE REACHED IN YEAR, HE SAYS While plans for the construc l of addition to the Lake Unton| steam plant have been laid before| Mayor Gill by Lighting Superin-| tendent Ross, there wil! be no need for a year or two for the extra} power to be thus provided, says] President Erickson, Rosa’ plan is to double the ca- make |paeity of the auxiliary plant, which | now, with th botler on of a new! 10,000 kilwatts. went capacity at} the Cedar river plant and that of the auxiliary plant at Lake Union, says Erickson kilowatts. The demand at present time on the Hah jtotais 12,000 k poses, We jtinue to increa: janother year o jot additions. | President Erickson is not neces sarily opposed to enlarging the ca Ipacity of the auxtliary clares there is no emergeucy for it Jat this time | The present pl [authorized by }aue voted by the people, coat 1000, leaving a balance of $1 | Ross suggested the addition to the auxiliary plant because he fig ures the new Cedar river dam will }not be entirely available for sev jeral years; that is, until the seep jage is thoroughly eliminated HOME BLOWN UP | BY BLACK HAN OAKLAND, Aprit 14.—The home} jot A. Cardanila at Pittsburg, al small Contra Costa town, was dy namited today, following the re the our business for two without need t at Lake Union 5,000. of $26,000 received from his fish business to a Black Hand soclety Cardantla and wife were thrown jfrom bed, but escaped injury |home was wrecked New Shoe Shop Opens RB, Taylor, a surgical boot spe clalist of more than 25 years’ prac. tical experience. has opened, at | 1023 Pike St. a thoroughly modern |shoe repair shop. All the machin. ery ia the newest for this line of jwork. Mr. Taylor invites all who with stheir shoes to are troubled jconsult him Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff | The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve tt, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary Hquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use moisten the scalp and rub it in jgently with the finger tips Do this tonight, and by morning |most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will eomy dissolve and entirely destroy single sign and trace of it, no mat |ter how much dandruff you may | have. | You will find, too, ling and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be |fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky soft, and look times better. You can get Hquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and r falls to do the work.—Adver t Why Spring Brings Qut Freckles and Eruptions of frock len this y welentiate to inuavally procure an fore retiring. When the morning, fla with i. 7 akin no. Ww 5 ete 1s f neath the outer wletr anxolite |ver the | neers are nee | Kot his ¢ a blanket ged of the council. | J the total is 21,000) The Food-Drink all Ages but de! & $425,000 bond ft» | fusal of Cardanila to pay a portion | senoo! enough to} that all iteh. | and | and feel a hundred | right an other ly, though some b: the raflroads, } sting ayster off 1 Ucket. If he don't sa We let the placed on the nlght hi erally th ing | ® HEC vy looked me ness ou at our to get out man at that time ter citieer through the tank ginks genera al home for the man who ¢ When hth nensor a ©, IK iwn't right to put him t stockade He ha on to I write to ask what y like the followina: Griefly, facts are, | am alone in this coun try with the exception of a mar ried sister, who has been and pretty good to me; be In the ett All classes have home » why houldn't the ‘working stiff’ have « home Have Blacklist System times on agcount of his nasty be Everybody worked has havior willing compulaton We have a fine system nown as the We tell a gin work In the morning show up at the fame as iach of his wife, which go what his intentions are me. Fortunately, port myself, keep out of his way to a good ex tent; but wh arrives he m tional propo! Hut he §8) thing but like a and that iv) MOST KOO to his children, and, ginks go to work. The ved jances, lives happily tpg jily, so he has some foesn't show its all right. We es the most objec about it d behaves any nan anything more atter drop blacklist doesn't eat, . . & to all appear with his fam KAR-RU TRADE MARK MEANS STRENGTH Unive rk of clear no bust clans you ought And I told the gentle that I was a be than he Hotel Is Sanitary mditions at Ho: don't belong tn o al Rheumatic Remedy READ WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR THE WIFE OF TACO. t than [-MA'S CHIEF OF POLICE lodging house in Tacoma, Wast All guests must first en. Feb. 16, 191 sterilizing tanks, where Mr. P. H. Hebb, Kar-Ru Chem be thetr feat Co, Tacoma, Wash re no exceptions Dear 81 I bad been in a r the goos very nervous and rundown cor ander, After dition for many years, subject he gets what the Bto agonizing headache and rlodically prostrated, bet fined to my bed for a time Me F failed to help tor was able to lief, though | tried the best physicia wan a burden to y fam when in June. for friend told M of the we 1 work you were doing with Kar-Ru. Within a few days aftdr starting the remedy which ou 80 ndly sent me, I noticed a great im provement, and within a month 1 ceased having any pain or further trouble. My gener health improved and today | health For the anke of wo' nut. fering as I did I wish the world to know whet Kar-Ru did for MALTED MILK = and sterilize And at bedtime but Loomis beyond am io Gratefally yours MRS. A. P. LOOMIS. Rich rote mated In More healthful than tea of coffee, Untoas you say * HORLION 3° you may net a Subsetitu UNION DYE WORKS _ Inc. 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Assets ewal} $4,500,000 Charges” think is the best remedy in a cave the ‘ but her husband causes me to worry a good deal at He has never done or said anything out of the way in front to show towards tam able to sup so have managed to ver the opportunity #8 good to his wife and good good traits in |Sofie Hammer Gives |21. She | Risegari, MOORE nr weex 50c Matinee Thursday—Best Seats 50c ROCK AND FULTON THE CANDY SHOP NIGHT PRICES SATURDAY MATINEE 25c TO $1.50 . 25¢ TO $1.00 Hand | shown his character, and | believe he is generally looked upon as a good fellow and don't think he ases after any one else. | certainly nev er encouraged but repulsed him from the first | was too dis guested and frightened to complains and then again | did not like to tell my sister | suppose | should have done so in the first place, as it probably gave him encouragement to try again. Anyway. | see no ex cuse for his behavior What do you honestly think of a man of this kind, and do you think it would be wise to tell my sister, or shall | wait until he annoys me again? The difficulty is that she has to much faith in him that she would probably not believe my of the story, and, In any case, it would raise a big barrier between us. | have nobody here to protect me, and | dare say he trades on that, too | really cannot come to any definite conclusion myself Sometimes | feel like having him arrested, but the thought of his wife and children get in the way of that, yet | cannot go on with the incessant fear 1 am quite sure it would be no use trying to appeal to his “better nature.” because he is the type of man who wouldn't understand that Please print this letter and an swer ju what you think is the best way out, and | will endeavor to get him to read it and maybe he will realize that it alludes to him and drop his foolishness. | Thanking you in anticipation, | am PUZZLED. A.—If a man has no respect for} selfor his wife en, it ms that his little child trong of parents acters of more than most pose. It is « 1 could say would change »yrother-in-law if he did chance 4 the , an Insolent The rebounding stoi for bin cure ou tuned good judgment tell your sister, if she 4 with him and rat mily. 1] would say to you, get away from| him and stay away, If you can| support yourself, you are just asf safe or more #o at t ands of the wide world than you are in the house of a man as insulting as| yo sister's husband. If youl] t already a position, get one, | ace to board as far away] our present surroundings as is the onl not to along | from go and ® she is b pr outside does, set the law on his heels girl can afford to sacrifice her own | good t a fam i ame to ke eace In Q—! am going to make a pillow for my cousin, who is attending Cornel! university, and would tike to use its colors. Can you tell me what they are? BESS. A.—Carnelian and white are the colors of the Cornell universit Q.—is the “Twilight Sleep” still in an experimental stage? A READER, The “Twilight Sl@ep” is being fully used in Brooklyn, New ork and Chicago hospitals. In Germany, where it originated, {t has been exte used, It has its opponents and just as any other forms of medical prac tine. lvocates Perplexed,” your marriage is not legal in the state of Washington Q.—If a girl has been going with a young man, and they agree to quit, would It be proper for her to invite! him to a party or dance she is giv- ing? €. A.—Certainly, it is proper. MOTHER’S RIBS ARE BROKEN BY HER SON Mother love, supremest of all de votions, may prevent the prosecu tion of William Clark, 24, who,| coming home drunk Tuesday night, according to police reports, quar-| reled with his wife and attacked his mother, Mrs. Sarah McCuen, 900-A Eighth ave, when she sought to interfere Mrs. MeCuen is at the city pital Wednesday with broken ribs. Though suffering painfully, McCuen says she will not cute her boy. hos. several Mrs prose Her Annual Concert! Miss Sofie Hammer, Norwegian | prima donna, will hold ber annual| spring concert in the Knights of} Columbus hall, Union st. and Har-| vard ave., on the evening of April] will be assisted by Silva and vocal numbers wi endered in German, English} jand French. HOLD BOY BURGLAR 12-year-old boy was booked Al station Wednesday after be ing caught ransacking the shop of C. A, Self, 23 East Hanlon st., late | resday night, by Patrolman Un-} a BALLARD LODGE TO BE HONORED TONIGHT Grand Foreman William Koch of Des Moines, lowa, will preside over the ceremonles when Ballard | Home, No. 1125, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, will be present: | ed with the state banner, the prize| won by tho local lodge for having | the largest increase of membership. The presentation | will be made in Fussel hall, 22nd) ave, and W. 67th st. Wednesday evening READY TO RAISE ‘SUB’ WASHINGTON, April 14—Ad miral Moore at Honolulu reported }to the navy department today that an attempt will be made today to start the work of the actual rats ing of the submarine Ft ESTABLISHED 1076 e°Dougall- 7 fouthwick t Serond Ave. and kn St. THREE “Oyyx” The National Annual Hosiery Event APRIL 16th Friday DAYS iy) 15th Thursday 17th Saturday “Onyx” Fo) Flostery At Special Prices on these Days Only FOR WOMEN FOR WOMEN 580 SP:—Wor ONYX" | —H 408— medium light weight silk weight sill high Onyx” med-4 “Dubl” and black ont Onyx” * for $1.00. “Onyx” pure weight; nd sole; extra black and en's Vomen Dub-l” toy spliced heel and 3 pairs for Day price. 141— Women's ‘On silt with lisle read ‘jum thread . oot Dub-t" tor role and toe tan, “Onyx” Day price, 3 pairs Day price, 60¢ for | per pair { Cotton Hose, with double garter’ top m ve. “Onyx” Day price, 35¢ the palt,4 or heel je heel and toe “Onyx dou white black, white and Women weight heed heel Onyx” pure thread silk; a fine medium Dub-I” garter top of silk or lisle; high and double sole of silk or lisle; black Onyx” Day price, $1.00 per pair. FOR MEN 715—Men's and white. Onyx” pure silk, spliced b sole and toe; in black, tan, navy, gray, purple, helio, burgundy and cadet, “Onyx” Day price 3 pairs for $1.00, finest pure silk, black and colors £325 in black Men's “Onyx heel Has no price, 3 only Doublex spliced sole. * silk lisle | and toe, | equal Onyx day pairs for $1.00, 1326—Men's forced heel, sole $1.00 per pater FOR BOYS B 1274 jum weight “dub-l wear cotton, in black only; sizes 6 to 10; best Boys’ Hose of its kind | in America. 25¢ per pair. { in medium weight; rein- “Onyx” Day price, “Onyx and toe; FOR MISSES X 46—Misses’ ium weight fine ribbed; sizes 5 to 10; I America toys’ “Onyx” med “Onyx” med- “dub wear” lisle; black and tan; St Misses’ Hose 25¢ per pair, First Floor. The Second Day of the’ Silk Glove Sale ribbed endid values in Si 1k Gloves in a variety n's best shades and good range of sizes. Women's Elbow Length Gloves, 69c— Gloves of a good quality pure silk, in 16 sutton length, made full in the arm. Black, white and sand, champagne, gray, tan, pongee. Very special, the pair, 68e. Women’s Milanese Silk Gloves, 54c—Have two fasteners at wrist, and may be had in gray, tan, as well as black and whi Made from a good quality of Milanese silk. Spe= cial, the pair, 54¢. Women’s Plain or Embroid- ered Arm Gloves, 95c—Full of a good quality pure silk, ve the double finger Choice of the following colors} Sand, putty, piping rock, gray, Arizona silver and black and white. Special, the pair, 95¢. Kayser and Trefousse Silk Gloves in Complete Assortments Women's Kayser Silk Gloves, 50c—These are in the regular street length, have two clasps at the wrist. Black, white and a good range of colors, Thé*paify 50¢. Trefousse and Kayser 16-Button Length Silk Gloves, $1.00—Full elbow length, made of a good quality of pure silk, have double finger tips. Black, white and the season's best colors. The pair, $1.00. Kayser Milanese Silk Gloves, 75c—Iiave two c¢ at wrist and are of a good quality of Milanese silk. pair, T5e. KAYSER 12-BUTTON SILK GLOVES, PAIR 75¢. Trefousse and Kayser 16-Button Gloves, $1.50—These Gloves are of an extfa heavy Milanese silk in the 16+ button length, double finger tips, in a good range of colors. The pair, $1.00. —First Ploor made tips elbow length, The Housefurnishing Section Offers for Thursday Garden Hose, coupled and bearing our usual guaran- teed-to-give satisfaction inch Cotton, 50-foot $5.00 and $7.00. 4-ply Rubber Hose, $4.00. 5-ply $6.00. 7-ply Rubber He $9.00. Cut to foot leng price of 50-foot $1.25 Hose SOc Sprinklers, 75c Sprinklers, special 65¢. Coldwell Lawn Mow- ers, 4 and 5-knife, self: sharpening high wheel, plain and ball bear ing, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $5.50, $7.00 and up $12.50. Hammocks in a of different lengths, at 50-foot lengths, Rubber Hose, 50-foot lengths, , 50-foot lengths, the gths at } Reel, special 98e. special 35e. low or from $1.25 colors priced to $7.50.