The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1915, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum—USE YOUR CREDIT—416-424 Pike St. ’S WIND-UP OF PRICE-REDUCING $2. 8 a. Metal Sanitary Couch, similar to cyt, oxidized or bronzed finish, full size, well supported and first quality springs. Refrigerators and Ice Boxes Regular price We are now ready to show you $7.75 all the desirable styles, as we re ename! or Vernis Martin cently recetved a whole carload Iron Crib, with adjustable and are pricing them very close. | sliding sides, Size 2.6x4.6 Linoleums, printed and Inlaid, in a complete as- sortment of colors and patterns, 45c Yd. Up. No charge for laying. IN COAL AND GAS Wandhouse-Gninbaum Lurnifure @.- ize 41677424 -Dike Street: PHONE PLLIOTT 3006 |} BULL BROS. Justi Printere 1013 THIRD @AIN 1043 ORCHESTRA Of 50 Musicians JOHN SPARGUR, Condueter. Nicholas Occonomacos, Pres. Ofters its first POPULAR CON- CERT under the co-operative plan, | } IF WEATHER i8 DAY A Free Auto Bus Service will be operated from the end of Phinney avenue car line to WASHELLI Cemetery SUNDAY AFTERNOONS From 1 to 5 | Easy to Copy Any of the expensive coiffure which are worn by ladies of unlim-| ited means may easily be made by | . any one who Is blessed with a y heavy head of hair. It is much cheaper and easter to keep yc own hair long, soft and fluffy than it f* to pay hairdressers and buy transformations, switches, curls, lete. Discriminating ladies never | | leave the care of their hair to oth-| April 18, at 3. 0’Clock At Hippodrome TH Ae wil he epaaten ty || ers. They have found that in wash request; in addition, “FIN- |} ing the hair {t is not advisable to} LANDIA.” use a makeshift, but always use a SOLOISTS preparation made for shampooing | THEO. KARL JOHNSTON, You can enjoy the best that} Tenor. cents a| is known for about three shampoo by getting a package vad ecanthrox from your druggist; dis solve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot | water and your shampoo is ready After its use the hair dries rapid-| ly, with uniform color. Dandruff, | excess of] and dirt are dissoly and entirely disappear, Your hair will be so fluffy that it will look niall | much heavier than it is. Its luster and softness will also delight you, CARMEN FRY, ful Pianist.” 3,000 Seats at.....25¢ 2,000 Seats at... . .50c Tickets now on at Hippo- @rome Box Office. Get your tickets early, as The Hippodrome will be packed Sun- day afternoon. “the Wonder- |the health which insures hair | growth.—Advertisement. KIDNEY TROUBLE PBARGAINS IN MEATS Frye & Co. Markets Friday’s Specials: \ Take a glass of Salts if your Back | hurts or Bladder bothers—Meat | forms uric acid | If you must have your meat ev-| ery day, eat it, but flush your kid-| neys with salts occasionally, says a} noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost paralyzes the kidneys in their ef forts to expel it from the blood. | | ‘They become sluggish and weaken, || Choice Shoulder c | then you suffer with a dull misery inthe Kidney region, sharp pains | Pork Steak. .... t in the back or #ick headache, diz Choice Spare } _ziness, your stomach sours, tongug Cc { {* conted and when the weather isi Ribs .....-.. i bad you have rheumatfe twinges 15e Choice Mutton a EON q The urine gets cloudy, full of sed) [ ment, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to se rellet two or three times during || Choice Veal c the night. To neutralize these Irritating Chops .....+-+- acids, to cleanse the kidneys and fiush off the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here; take a table spoonful in # glass of water before breakfast for a few d and your Choice T-Bone Choice Steer Shoulder Steak . 14c } kidneys will then act fine. Thi i { famous salts is made from the acid Fancy Sugar-cured Ba t of grapes and lemon juice, co! con Strips. bined with Iithia, and has be Ib. used for generations to flush and seen @timulate sluggish kidneys, also to # 4 cans Wild - Beutralize the acids in urine, so it ® se longer irritates, thus ending |p ose eer Diadder weakness | Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp. Jad Salts i inexpensive; cannot It signifies purity and quality injure, and makes a delightful ef-| fervescent Shops Open Until 6:20 >. M, | ‘water drink, to ¢ j expense. | |Send a number Saczth, Happy! A 10-cent Box friend of mine and make It app jas if | had sent them. . lconsisting of Bolton, Fitz id Now, | am very anxious to get Fine for Months. and Haws, Thursday appr . hold of these cards, so as to let him! ; ide t Erlekson’s rec tion know that i did not send them. Fee a charter amendment providing Would you write to him, if you F Bully! ‘Don’ t Stay Bil- | the preferential system of vot were mec and expiain or ask him| ious, Sick, Headachy jug, whieh lovt at the last elect to send them? | understand they ‘a clone vote STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1915. PAGE 5. Code SENTILE MAN FIRES FATAL SHOT AT WIFE Chae STABLISHED 1 ac[ougall - CJouthwick | et ‘econd Ave. and Pike St A. M. to 6 P. M. Q.--! am a young married woman, be a watchmaker, | love this trade, oh of 22, and | have considerable | for my father was a watchmaker. || LOS ANGET April 16.—He Y trouble with my husband running am a foreigner by birth, cause he was convinced that bis around to public dances, We have A GIRL wife would not return to his home a little baby, and he seems to love A.~American watches are made) M, J. Datly, 40, a bartender of Ta her; but he will go out and leave! ing great factories, and there is no| coma and Seattle, shot and fatall ve aii 1 and 2 eeteok at night. / demand fo foreign work done) wounded her here early today, ac ow, think married folks ought! by individuals. Theep is no way of cording to Mra, Daily's story to the aoe 2 orally peneoweny If they! of some watchmaker, who has time He then shot’ himself, she said t have Beea hind 'te thie ter over | 2. truct an apprentice, It 4s not| inflicting » probably fatal wound AT 25¢-Are papi anh i dio 1 of a splendic a year and just found out the truth, | 2ovable that the work would prove! ‘The wife ts Clara Daily, 38. Ac F of percale in tt 1 m tion profitable for a woman cording to her hus attle with afiother owed her here Mrs, Daily whispered her st and she left oman What can | do to have him home with uel | have talked to him on this subject, but It will take no ef. Q.—! am going to have a party. Would it be impolite not to Invite a fect. Now | am just about heart.) OWN Ut Be Fp Dt : to broken over the fact, and | wien! ho n our set and who used the pollce surgeons while they were 1, aA a ae , Ate Tee tee Osan on the cuhlecs ate 80 with met ‘Wo have had a|fushing her to ihe ‘hospital, Th | es 50¢ Khe fitted Aprons ith bib, m blu appear as soon as possible quarrel and do not apeak, but he! police erbdit her account, rather ra DEERES am, cut § 1 roomy, and are MRS. HEART-BROKEN now goes with a girl who is coming than Daily's declaration that his n A.—Cheer up! Tt s no time | to my party GENE wife tried to kill herself and that F t Y g a broken heart, and A.-And #o you have an excellent both were shot when he sought to AT ungalow Aprons, made f etcioad nusba ike yours take no more | Chance to be courteous. Invite the| wrest the revolver from her. Be a pert ia i ig | eed of & Woman's broken heart, boy and show that you are above checked d percale, neatly bound at neck and t hey would of so much broken | petty enmity The world need hina. If there is anything on) more of the spirit of forgiving in AT wipe t Are Bungalow Aprons ir and lavender, earth that will “get such a man’s | small things, as well as in great lavender white nd whit black and : goat,” tt is an indifferent woman. Fi agree ’ ib ik a black anc “0 tivate indiff ce. By this,| stripes, made o r flent ty of per at ate a world of your own a aunny 196 ae Coat Aprons ee nc Jependent of your husband 4 it if you try. You havel | d to live for and that In; INTO LAW’S CLUTCH jualit pecial $1.19. Extra Heavy Printed Lin price 65¢ hands, Owners are supposed arge enough rent to cover this WILL RE-SUBMIT PREFERENTIAL VOTING SYSTEM uncll judiciary committee lar NEED CASCARETS oral wom | regular prices $1.50 and $1 special $1.29. Q.—Some time ago, The co yard; | Keeps Liver and Bowels | and Constjpated. ” | The council, it is expected pasa the resolution Monday, and will be resubmitted to the people contained words of endearment, land tam a married woman, and it | will put me in a very embarrassing position if we should meet. at the next March election ” j A—This is a fair example of wee some shallow-bratned folks | CALL WOMAN To Pai id a term a “good joke.” If you can-| Inot induce the inatigators to ex-| poor TO ROB HER ON THE 5c TABLE plain to the young man, and you) | You will find 65¢ small Enamel Pitchers; do not wish to disregard the mat Bread Pans; 3c Candlesticks; 25¢ and 10¢ But ter altogether, write a note of ex-| Two young men appeared at ter Prikts Wall Clothes Racks planation yourself. { | midnight Wednesday at the l0e Sptee Cans; 15¢ Match - | | 0 | Spice Cans; fatch Boxes; } door of Mrs. M. Meyers’ home, 1525 Sixth ave., and said they | wanted a room. | When Mre. Meyers opened the door, one of the men grab bed and held her while the oth Ar Ca er took a pocketbook contain Wooden 8 Bex ing $21 off a sewing machine hes; 26¢ small Pore They escaped. meled Mustard Dishes ¢ Quill Toothpicks; BELL TO COME WEST Gas LA s, Dish Mops, Stov ishing Mitts, Paring Knives, and many other useful artic Q—You are usually very kind) Land considerate in your answers to} sane and insane questions, so | am) going to put this up to you | When you are in a |itney bus In a tight place and a man puts his| arm around you, what should you| do or say to him? | Thanking you kindly, | am | 4 8. B. man at-| good, Nesticks; ain I's Springtime! Clean your tor pid Hver and sluggish bowels with harmless Cascarets—They Ate & suenge Reamers, Kitchen Forks, etc Best cathartic for children. good thing Dear Miss Grey: So many read| - our columns, | thought perhaps |) could make some one a present of Cabinet Officer's TO BE REPAIRED a fine dog by writing to you. He ie) Son in Court Here half-grown and a light chocolate| Henry Dickerson, son of the sec color, and will make a fine watch-) retary of the treasury in Presi The Garfield bridge ding to the beach under Magnolia bluff, is to be repaired so that Jitney buses may use it to haul people to and from this most beautiful of all Seattle beaches. Councliman Lundy held a conference, Thursday, with | owners of the abutting proper- WESTERN- GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REP AiR j/) nd announced that they had COMPANY 7 nted to bear the expense. 11% Vester Way dent Taft's cabinet, was fined $3 In police court Thursday. He left his auto standing at the corner of Sec ond and Union, violating an ordi nance, He is a student at the university dog for some one who has more | ground, so he can run, we have to keep him tied. He is part bu and a dandy. Any one who can give) |him a good home can call for him! evenings at 3234 Hudson, st., Colum-| & City. | AI am sure some of the read-! ers will be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity to get a good We have Chinese Roots, Vegetable free. | Now Located at 60% Third A on | dog free ee We ews Raeenek te Fe eh. 20e | FIRE ABOARD SCHOONER Bring we your old shoe. We'll inake The sailing schooner C. 8, Holmes Q—! would like to know if there; is any chance for a girl to learn to) was damaged by fire Wednesday night at the Marion st. dock. She is owned by John Backland JITNEY BUS WRECKED A jitney bus owned and driven by | H. Gutld, 2016 Howard st. ran into| |a lamp post at First ave. and Cher- lry st, trying to avoid hitting an- lother auto, and was wrecked, Guild escaped. LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR | Look years younger! Use Grand- | TONIGHT ALL WEEK MOORE 50c Matinee Today—Best Seats 50c ROCK AND FULTON THE CANDY SHOP NIGHT PRICES .......00--55 eevee a eeccescees 25c TO $1.50 SATURDAY MATINEE oo. c cece cece cece eens 25¢ TO $1.00 mother’s recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur and nobody will know The use of Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grand mother’s time, She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glo and abundant, Whenever her } 10c aDay Will Buy An of These Great fell out or took on that dull, faded ee ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW Eietiaee emeueaes tik tae atone ‘wuis We ans iixture Was applied with wor Drop-head § s, N ul effect Homes, Standard, Wheel CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Be Werte ah bees oneti ‘ i ili land out ¢ date. owad, by er and Wilson, and other Silver Fillings .... .25¢ Gold Crown: ain aly anh, Oe OC” CANS. Nowadays, by makes, as low as $10. }eent bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and or op a s Sulphur Compound you will get Box tof machines, $3 this famous old recipe which oan and up be depended upon to restore nat-| New machines rented, ural color and beauty to the hair $2 month and is splendid for dandruff, dry, lfeverish, itchy scalp and falling hair, A well-known downtown druggl WHITE SEWING says it darkens the hair so nat “ urally and evenly that nob can MACHINE C0 y ENION DENTISTS-90014 Pike St., Comer of Third Ave, tall {¢ hea been applied. You six . Wo use nothing bugthe dest materials and guarantee @ pleasing and taat-B piv dampen a sponge or soft brush * ing result for a period of 16 years. All work guara with it and draw this through your 1524 Third Ave. 6 Filling ... 508 to $1.50! Heavy Gold Crowne ......+ $4.00 Bo hair, taking one strand atga time pManalS Hoy Filling ®1,50 to “Gt | Solld Bridge Work 4.00 “aliip Third, near Pike Extrac Kote of Teeth 5.00 and 88.00 By morning the gray Tr disap . An i buena, pears, and after another applica Main 1525 omes beautifully hi 00 105%, Pike Bt. aan or two it be dark, glossy, and abundant il} | Highest Grade Cork Linoleum at eae » SP ; special 47% ¢. Extra Heavy Quality Iniai Inlaid Linoleum, regular price special 68e¢. Fourth Fi Sad Iron Holders ON THE 10c TABLE : 26e Fruit Whips; © Lemon Squeezers; Potato Parers, Corkscrews, Hack Saws, Butcher Knives, 2-plec Misses’ and Children’s Hats 8 to ig Years of and study iniss, with a and most Dressy st becoming, and the materia used are the newest Prices range from $2.25 to $10.00. A stunning little model is of Alice Blue Hemp, has rolling brim, which is faced with red satin. It is very simply but effectively trimmed with a bunch of red cherries at right and piping of red atin around crown. Priced at $6.50. nk De Pasquale was approach-| pict somend —— J eture hat and jewels adorned Q.—Please tell me what day and|¢d Wednesday by a man who want-| Nellie Brownslaw, a dashing yo t e | ast month Mothers’ day ts. F. [ed a job. Tony gave him a, ac | Woman who was a witness in her| a A.—-Mothers’ day ts the second | cording h 4 wn defense against a grand lar cording to the eb anal | Sunday {n May, anoually, This] today, first separating him from 9¢,{C88Y charge on trial before Su Da of th year it is May 9. Now tt develos that the $5 goid|Perior Judge French here Thurs y e piece the man gave Tany was | “*Y oe Q.—We have been renting fur! inurked, and. that the sany NAS| She ts alleged to have stolen nished rooms all winter, and now! seeking evidence at the be from residents in the Yale apart 1 denc rel of that we are going to move, the|f fi. Kenyon, aanintunt eecretacs | ments, of which she was landlady, ; ino eum a. e landlady wants us to pay her for|of the civil service commission | quantities of household goods | the wear on the rua. We did not! po Pasquale, It In charsed, fe the | Mtored in the basement. She d damage the rug in anv way, other | agont for a Butte labor a od ! knowledge of the alle than the natural wear that comes |has been selling jobs rint Bors: nefte | Exceptional Prices from everyday usage. te It o in violation of the anthemployment If anything was taken out of Printed Linoleum, reg tomary for the renter to pay this? | agen jthat basement it was without my ’ a aa 37 Thank you RENTER know it." he ured, and ec Ye. A * of furnished places statem in apite of ‘Heav y Grade Inlaid Linoleum, ¢ See ort to shake her from it uality; regu! price, the yard $1 oleum, regu id Linoleum, 65 the yard; 9c the spanieniaae Department ON THE 15¢ TABLE 5c Fruit Cutter; c and 25c Egg Boller; 50 Egg Separator; 50¢ Mustard Dish; 45¢ Scrub Brushes; 350 large Potato Masher; 35c Candle sticks; Butcher Knives, Brooklyn Egg Beater and many other useful items. The 25¢ Table Has Many Equally Interesting Items AT HALF PRICE 2.50, $1.75 Mayonnaise Mixer. $1.75, $1.25 Household Churns, avory Roasters, slightly damaged. Smokeless Fry Pans, “Aluminite Sauce and Bake Dishes, Moulds, Casseroles, etc. No Phone Orders. 40c lhe and {1 Pullers, Pol e Brushes, Cutte; Pite hers; Hass Lemon a, (tempt to put his m around you! don't grt or sicken. Give your —Saserbank in a jitney bus or anywhere else, |insides a good “spring cleaning” politely inform him that you arejand rid yourself of headaches, bil PHILADEL PHIA, April 15.— Keither feeble-minded nor @ help-jious spells, dizziness, sallowness, The Liberty Bell probably will be|— — - — AD SESS OATS Eb aa NORE ee leas cripple and perfectly capable|bad breath, stomach sourness, sent to the Panama exposition | i ot tabtne care ot yourselt without | gases, etc. Cheer up! Get a 10- Word from Washington says Presi-} LOCKS BURGLAR IN; | way, ea ; tiae Thursday, he found any assistance from him. cent box from any drug store— dent Wilson regards the trip as a} reliborny He lockea hie inane iam a CALLS POLICEMAN When W. E. his cabin, Motoreycle Patrolman L. Yoris. | At headquarters the pet ‘said his name was John Lewis, FIVE GOOD JOBS Five students got engineers’ sitions recently, and king for work since Broughton went to! Spokane ave. and aif WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS At Homes Neurey Calling Cards ALL & LIGHTPOOT Engravers AVLER BLOG, SEATTLE This Sale of (rade Pianos Offers Unusually Low Prices and Exceptional Terms on instruments of Known Values These Pianos have been but little used and they offer a lifetime of practical use to the purchasers. Note the prices in this partial lst $475 LESTER Piano, now $190 $450 ARMSTRONG Piano, now $231 $600 WEBER Piano, now $342 $385 KIMBALL Piano, now $204 $575 STEINWAY Piano, now $368 $650 CHICKERING Piano, now $396 $550 KIMBALL Piano, now $321 $350 BRADFORD Piano, now $179 $325 HINZE Piano, now $124 $450 EMERSON Piano, now $192 $550 KNABE Piano, now $295 Come to our salesrooms and see many good bargains. A small payment 1 {Instruments in your home—with t month more equally as ny one of these little as $6 a Aces Home of the Home of the Autopiane Chickering Player Piano (EILERS BUILDING) Third at University