The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1915, Page 5

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SAVE BIG MONEY AT THIS OVER-STOCK SALE! OF FURNITURE Rugs, Ranges, Linoleums, Etc. Just one look inside the door would cofvince you how badly crowded we are how cash just about as badly much These are the real reasons bi ains we are willing to offer. Here's your $3.00 Metal Beds, in re e ename f° $1.50] 2". “$3.95 = Satine "$15.00 mee TT chance if INGS of any description, byt can’t afford usual prices And Now Look Through These Savings we need more space, and we don’t mind admitting that we need more for and remember: that the items noted below are only an indicatic remarkable on of the scores of need FURNISH these prices, y¢ STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1915. PUFFS FOR SCIENCE; IT’S Here's a fellow stogies He say who works cight a day cigars and Why he wants to get on t scientific curves—but ‘tis pored he wants to get a Squeek car with the coupons! smoking igor tter and t we ‘A FAVOR SOUTH SIDE" """"" dation ned t PAGE 5. NO PIPE Cynthia Grey’s Q—Iisn't ice American invention AN ICE CREAM FIEND The invention of n attributed to Doll of the early and cream a purely ngland © @er thine ean # introducec Gunton, Q—Judging from the advice you have given others, tine feel that et lus. We of about 25 sociable, quite excellent we confident you can help are three respectable age. We are agreeable and jolly—are ccomplished in musical lines one of us is a violinist, one a pianist and the other sings very nicely. We have many friends of ° both sexes, but no man ever seeks! j|one of us for steady company. We Instant Rellet For! | co not tack invitations to social girls years of ESTABLISHED 1876 Me<Dougall - fouthwick Btore ope i Second Ave. and Pike St The New “Exponama” Collar, 50c Pleated Lace Collate $1.00 ‘Lace Fichu Collars 50c Embroidered Organdy Vestees $1.25 Transparent Voile Flat Collars 50c Oriental Lave Guimpes $1.25 New Maline Ruffs 50c a $4.75 Sen fey > Buroina | functions, but when we do accept, we must unaccompanied. We are greatily puzzied. Why do men avoid us as steady company? We are very competent to make a home __| comfortable for any man. We often wonder if we are too “wise.” How _..... $8.50 R tae 95c vee date ral Si Sb : (al-o-cide ii (ind ae Sti Yee) ch” testes 20 1 bypetan 92 ah ei me ‘ UsepBy MiLLionsy” od 48x30. Surprise for Seattle Women’s Military Boots Special at $3.95 Regular $6.00 Value pe mart new mod either pater Plate }One D $24. } For that summer camp you must fix up, or for that empty room you would like to get ready for a summer visitor, or completely refurnishing the home, this is just the opportunity you need. yalld anc per ee you and : wt I might be able el may be had nters: bu gain the sor trait }to few po! leather, top, leather dull heel to tay Ladies’ GENUINE PANAMA HATS Values $6.00 to $7.50 Special for Friday and Saturday the sex? For the ves are mapped inruffled course 1 who rock the dissatisfaction and! From the W. J. Blanning “ Has Words of '\ Highest Praise '"' for the Regal Dentists welt and $6.00 er Lou Regular Military Boot, special $3.95. —Second Floor. the im 5.H. POYNOR FURNITURE CO. 1521-1523 FOURTH AVENUE Between Pike and Pine New Arrivals in Women’s Silk Hosiery hipment of Silk shade that is Women's ® to then fibers are ry which includes nearly every match your cos- shoes or pumps. ee, AAD NEXT MOORE Werk Matinees Wed. and Sat. leary W. Savage Offers EVERYwo The Tremendous Orame!c Spectece tume and jo Wor In ¢ following well-known makes McCallum, Kayser, Phoenix, Onyx and American Maid. Phe pair 7Se, $1.00, $1.15, $1.50 and $2.00. New Two-Tone Silk Hosiery 95¢ May be had mbinations, such as black and navy, black and green black and ial, the pair, 95« New Clock Hose, $1.15, $1.50 and $2.00 black white clocks or white with the pair $1.15, $1.50 and $2.00. will MOTHERS ASK ¥ | | want what may be gar in various ¢ black and purple 4° st red; spec Regal Dental Offices OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1405 Third Avenue 4 wor n or ould N. W. Corner Third oné Uniea ! yt about the ir Dear Miss Grey: Reading the ar ticle in your column of last Friday's For Sallow, Wrinkled, Star in regard to the Durrant case|!s! Freckled, Pimpled Skin brought to my mind a similar case| Duilding nd and Madison, con ‘which occurred at my home,|tinues to grow a me ; cut | Youngstown, O., in 1874. | The bazaar cle Saturday | ! | inclose a clipping cut from the | night ; - tela ‘hove af hore paper, which | have kept all these|aatment Will De offered tonigh years, hoping it might help some; i innocent person some day. | wit-) wiLL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT | |nessed the awful excitement that) The children of the Seward | prevailed at the time of this trial.) school will give an entertainment and feel sure that a similar condi-/jn the Broadway high schoo iton now obtains in Atlanta and! auditorium Friday night. Dancing, [that Frank is innocent If you! folk games, songs and a piano solo | \ think that by printing the clipping/are on the program it would add any influence to his : SHOES : 4 ty side, kindly do so. A FRIEND. and For the Wh F le A.—I am in favor of anything that 2 will tend to. bre the field of \ Up. STALLS Is-19 civili i offieia th * jeorgia put to death Cc |Leo Frank on no more than circum MAN | stantial evidence, they will place Next to S| blot on the face of civili ar as that goes, I never ork Chops... . 1 Cc Choice Steer 9c laws by taking one I 1: pense for another, when ft will not] Boiling Beef ..... brin ack the life that was t Choice Spare Following is the clipping se Ribs MINOT .18¢ MINOT . When my Choice Steer Round Steak Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp it signifies purity and quality notif Shops Open Until 6:20 ?. M, black enlightenment any Inte and PORTLAND, M why retand w First Floor. 150 —-PEOPLE— 150°: Special Symphony Orchestra girl Second Av. and Pike St. ONLY THREE MORE DAYS Interest | y Ladie MacDougall-Southwick Largest Musical and Dramatic Organization Ever Toured Night Prices 25¢ to $2.00 Matinees 25c to $1.00 SEATS NOW SELLING MORE MEAT FOR LESS MONEY Frye & Co. Markets Friday’s Specials: 110c aDay Will Buy Any of These Great Bargains Drop-head Singers, New Homes, Standard, Wheel- er and Wilson, and other makes, as low as $10. Box top machines, and up. ‘ew machines aokih Fraser-Paterson’s New ee OPTICAL DEPARTMENT | °°"""" 3 WHITE SEWING J}: f:000->.-0 0: || GETS No DAMAGES | "°°" MACHINE CO. |] 22 J ogy 1424 Third Ave. “a ; : B77 THE PANAMA SHOP Third, near Pike 809 Second Ave. Main 1 eller of remove the ary mercol- the wax WEDDING ANNOUNCEMEN ‘ AU Hames, Cattlng Cords AEATHY) PALL & uTrgoor Washington Full Cream Cheese (sharp) Choice Steer Shoulder Steak Choice Mutton Chops .... Choice Loin and Re- and $3 stitute rented, dec ee in English Racquet Torpedo Style days one more zation. As could comy law has t SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth end University Clean Amusement Homelthe Surroundings 10-PIRCE UNION OKCHESTRA Competent Dancing Teachers BULL BROS. \Just Priaters | 7012 THIRD e@AIN 1043 N. D., Monday, Sept 11,| is found, | mother, Mrs. Catherine || Herzig of Girard, O. See the inclos ed letier, which will reveal my iden-|| tity and the awful secret of any wretched life 1 can endure it no!}} long lifeless body — m CONCERT PLEASES t iding Seattle’s Talking Machine Headquarters Nothing to Wait for Now! Here is the instrument, the records, the right price and the very best ot terms Thomas A. Edison's Dia- mond Point Phonograph—now you it for - largest uine Panama Special All This Week Gold Filled Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Fitted With Spherical Lenses— $2.50 note was found by F yer, who lives on a claim Hidden Wood, this county, It written by one of his harvest called ‘Frank, who disap-| d, In the let e writer, who himself Charles Herzig, says Dear Mr. Bye In the early|| eventies, Charles Sterling, suppos-| ed tramp, was tried for the murder of IAzzie Grombacker, a beautiful|| young womar. residing near Youngs town, in Mahoning county, Ohio, He was convicted on circumstantial ev and hanged for the crime in the county jail at Youngs. town Charles Sterling was cent man der of that (Signed) CHARLES HERZIG coing Wedne: ndg vodurg night near We Manufacture |: Caskets you veld paying prices compare wi r $85 Trust Price Caskets, Our Price $35 beautiful The Trust Under , and if he thinks aking it ourselves, and Heine sseses 88000 $100 Trust Price Caskets, Our Price $40 of the han¢ CHANGED CLOTHES clot with Fred Uki on April 7 to shield the latter from the Louis Sever, a youth, is on trial be fore a jury in superior court —05 ie Examination Free y BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 FIRST AVE., NEAR SENECA ST on prices. prices: Ry buying fro Here's how ean buy Binyon Optica! Co.—1116 First Ave. ‘aay W414 OLLb idence wa BINYON OPTICAL CO,—1116 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR SENECA trimmed anket is made of handar six sliver han: an inno Tam guilty of the mur young girl This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The large can of K G lasts longer ! rn ¥ tractor, an ; than 25 cents worth of other baking - Be our powders but no matter how long it takes the user to get to the bottom the last spoonful is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. K C raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes Rin rte cuakg seaencars and pastry you ever ate, and it is | NAVY YARD ROUTE guaranteed pure and wholesome. Steamers H.R. Ketimedy K, Hont For goodness sake, use K C. omest nd YOUNGSTOWN, ©., Monday The murder of Lizzie oceurred in 1874, and a tramp, was ang | Sterling main ynee to the last real musical all the enuine It’s a music of Edison's outfit minute terms and no interest instrument that will play the world—equipped with Thomas A Diamond Point Reproducer—the with a dozen blue Amberol four all for $36.00—the kind of Just come and hear it s than 1 more. Sept. 11 0.00 Grombacker . Sterlin atate caskets, couch ‘or It which we will sell at less than his a ful of everything In fact, all styles harmed’ by others to People Outside of the City vateriais from gis by wire nt will} @ the same inno complete, records, easiest Q.—Please tell me how to clean wicker and willow furniture. | niet A.—Serub wicker furniture with alt and using a soft brush. To bleach willow which has turned chlorine, allowing two ounces to two quarts of water Wash chairs, apply the chlorine lution, then rinse several times. casketa Or fur ¢ phone, and m alin Made the Olty, Day or Night THE BLEITZ-RAFFERTY CO. 617-619-621 Kilbourne St. water All the Records— For all Machines— All of the Time. yellow, use an Dy C.HLHOPPER GEPKEI Lyrers Burl = ondAve CWS, rm Leave Col Sunday). #:00, 10:90 @ m., 1:20, 2:00, ox copt Bunday (Sunday 2:20), 6:30 pm Whone Maia 4101 Russia is ‘arger than all of North| \mertce, Indy Attendant | | | Price 600 Round Trip

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