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

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1915. PAGE 5. ! She Lives Where ESTADLISHED 1875 R U G S Wl womans cs | ac ougall + fouthwick | Workers are fighting the robbers Second Ade. and Pike St ore Open 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. This Was “Mother” Jones’ reply| ou an t ence when she testified b Here it comes, foike! The answer to “Jack's” @ppeal as to how he Aff d industrial relations com-| is going to meet the “one girl.” What d@ you think of this? A reader or to Qverlook! nittee » told of strikes In| suggests that he slap conventionality In the face and walk up and inc |varlous parts*of the country, and! troduce himself to the girl, What would you do? Here is his letter e O a o— the method of reprisal by the en “Dear Miss Grey: | read the letter from the man who has found jployers Chrough hired thugs and) his Ideal, but was unable to be introduced to her, | would advise this — suamen, man to Introduce him If the girl is sensible, and his appearance ie we makes a favorable impreesion on her, she will not turn him down en " . tirely—that is, if her natural Instinct tells her that the man ls sincere an a No More Tie-Up “The old idea that two people of opposite sex cannot become ac Oo a SPECIAL quainted without the help of a third party is all humbug. Those cus 3 rt? : Snare tis font < J “ . To obviate furth , toms might have been all right at one time, but in this day, when men Beers = = . 9x12. Seaniles 10. shutdowns of the Lake ar| and women are Lsfpe ab together on an equality, when shay, eh peta . t i gtie line as a result of trouble he by side, regardless of sex, In the great struggle of life, it is but natura Wh h W Id R ] ] S I] Wire ‘Tapestry Brus- ll power plant. foundations * | that an’ cle conventionality which te le eadly eut of tune, which does not Ic ou egularly Sell a sels Rugs, good values Mj} lutd today for a reserve mo F fit the needs of the present day, should be cast aside at $18.00, Specia Jerator set in the plant P “A girl can protect herself by knowledge of the world and her own| 5 00 i 6 50 7 50 nd 10 00 Ition will be ability to read human character. We can tell a dope fiend a block away.| ° 9 . 9 . a . cor ed in three Weeks and the reserve set can take, It Is a8 easy to point out a drunkard, and diseases of any kind always| é er the burden in the event of ac.| put thelr stamp on the person afflicted. Girle should be natural, not| A. cident to ne now in use foolish, but, withal, as ‘wise as serpents.’ w." | AFew Odd fo se nist ht \ ie F 2 8 5 Rugs to Close | 80YS WHO FALL BEHIND IN THEIR STUDIES ow soe: Yow’ ying iy or ‘ Out at aSpecial f ORILLED IN Y.M.C.A.SUMMER SCHOOL; WORK ono, se" Low Price (IN FORENOON; GOON HIKES IN AFTERNOON :.."\..\.unc" ses times; but she won't say “Yes” or| 6, 9x12 Five-frame Body Brussels, regular — . “No.” Please advise me what to| values $30 and $32.50, close out price. 4. C 4 do. cH. | 4, 8-3x10-6, to close out $22 75 ‘ - A—I'm sorry, indeed t 1] } ; ", | | haven't any of ¢ id's arrows. If] at... BEA eC Leas 4.4 0.4% . [Nw ; you haven't nerve ¢ to win] a — ereeres . ugh 20 White Standard Oi! Cloth, in white < 4 ‘ ihe ‘ the. girl, # a sable, or to SIAN OOS Seeks vec c chs cseces ‘ H 7 . drop her if she re tan't| H ; ’ much hope for y | Visit our Exchange Department for specially low prices on Q.—! was left alone when | was all kinds of used furniture and New f ! . Babee and Want be saheo! colt > oid. stoves. ew furniture traded for 7 F board and went to school until ‘| was 14 and then worked for wages, | getting from $1.75 to $3 a week. My) - : father was living at the time, but | did not know where. He is a man - * who drinks everything he earns ie 1 have two brothers, not yet 20, who , are going fast to adrunkard’s grave At the age of 161 met a man who ' was 12 years older than |. He was good to me and In three weeks, re ‘ . from the first time | saw him, we ; If you are figuring on . j F : : were married. | did not love him,| buying a Refrigerator or ff te and | don’t think he did me. | mar Ge bolt sea “ck Hike it > f 5 ried him for a home, which he pro many styles. The most ‘ | i ne we'll icf osinae a tals coe y styles. : 7 Bw e lived together a little over ‘ ; : ¢ 7, Ta = " ; Pon y ’ economical ice users made As meen nen aor , in which time two chil This extraordinary sale presents to you the greatest val- | o ying fro | dren were born. O is 3 | . . * ‘ Prices ranging from Y. M. C, A. Boys Getting Ready for Dinner After a Long Hike. and the other | year old. | ues that we have offered in leather goods in the history of $6.75 to $42.00 A 10-week vacation hool for;sters who failed to make their] My husband and | always ' latt I ‘ ne c ft schoo for « ‘alled o K quar. , . 7 ° od lbora:00 the fourth, fifth, sixth lates qratax the dene: inategs reled, because he drank and worked! this department. In substantiation of this bold statement eo seventh and eighth grades |x 4 1 who « only part of the tim and he was scp a on ray r spectior / ° b os ji 0. selves. \ Oo | planned by the educational depa us of doing a ltt xtra work Cross to me and the children, and getigs ul offer for ‘ bhonbides: pec a a a ags them: elve . t e- run lment of the Y. M. C. A. to begin and making an extra grade next ! asked him one morning while eat one of them is worth less than $5.00. 80 of them should the latler part of ear ing breakfast why he did not stop PA | arn wear et no drinking, and he said he liked sell regularly at $6.50, and 26 of them would sell for $7.00; The educationa retaries also > This will be the eighth yea ithe M vac ion sch pla an the cor « booze better than he did me and aaa 4 “4 ae = i Eurni re @.- ine Ways detest te asedaniel Onto ee ndents who are weak |thé children. It just about broke and the remaining 32 are regular $10.00 bags. my heart s bh a ka to D you ubjects ¢ ce . 5 ys we eve : eet? aay : 4167-424 : ike Street: |: Cre ltreetion. i these’ Uraaaaes min] Thee merning he want: to. work | They are the handsomest bags we ever sold at this price and every one is os ta the standard ts brought up to chat] 220400 Sna'in that heme he ene] | Of Superlative style. Their fittings are mirrors and purses, a few have all of Here’s Another of the stronger studies |me $8. | have to pay 86 for ren those dainty little vanity touches which are found only in high priced bags. The vacation students attend) yoy gee, | did not have much left. sr from the end of the Fort Lawton| jthe price o Fi Pla car line. They will hike to the big oh beg ig oo agg snngivind 1,200 Men’s Pure Irish Linen Hand- Other ers , nt lo f ) | . oi Ue Ete Sayers es tacnctia biel nt [tate of girta whe marry ae | did, kerchiefs, 6 for $1.00 | aye AR Oe co ae only to find out where they did [highest priced ¥ mia All lovers of nature cordially tn | wrong. NusT 20, | One of the most unusual Handker- : Fifteen prea nickering pe vited to join the party models rrom whiel Kimball A.—-Your husband can be made! | chief values we have ever offered. The ; or the dal ; mmr | on stand Mis share of the Teepousst | Coo ‘ J to select, made of — | you will | AMUSEMENTS |piity.. Take your case to the} | are all pure Irish linen, 1,600 count; Aes novelty Vela | Juvenile judge at the courthouse of} have % or %-inch hem, 6 for $1.00; striped voiles and the county in which you reside. If Next | possible, 1 advise you to keep the! 12 for $1.90. ‘ S _the popular new | = Weeks | milsres_ with you. even tho at Men’s B. V. D. and Porosknit Union i tA} shower voile, The } © |great sacrifice. Perhaps you majority are im Connefimes Dale ang Landy up fehool trom §$:30 to 1:30. My dad and brothers came to my You can match your costume In these bags, for such colors as blue, gray, | Uranster Nearing ; ‘ * day, when they announced they! nate the old saying: “A new broom) golf links at Jefferson park Friday rious Industrial concerns in the think | am not around they will en’s high-grade bags could make them. at the big Pte Piano House. According to Educ m depending on them The World Millinery wr thnnantee ony Pergpihacs Borgel OT AP ap marke ble ii not go back to my husband, ae!) | is worth seeing. If you have not yet purchased your bag for your Offers unusual Reductions in|“!!! hear the complaint of the eity| ciudea and the paeoe for parcels carried on its tion of young men teacher who! port me and the children or shall || to work? | do not run around to! .| start Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock | [°8* Wed. and fat |had had a mother's care and train Suits 85¢. chet | nodeaaa does a man grow old and not purposely does y ther MY Matinews, t8¢ 10 | will walk safely over the places Men’s Twill Night Shirts, of an ex- ings, beadiug, aa which, depending largely on his taste, he : | u ; r Men's Night Shirts, made of a good lace, $1.00. anticipates the man’s desire and in clothes |Piano will go at $295, and a regular And These attractiv Piano, left with us by party moving | set the deco! atthe city hall - Dart th: ft they i . : e so nade wether bleep on ™s be taken by their teachers on hikes | house then to stay with me, and, as) | helio, tan, purple and black are offered in the assortment. would settle all palitical and per-| and camping parties. Last vaca 1 tt, 4 Pea “pes s s sonal differences on the municipal! gion hav cet nani service commis PAVE Piano $278 tion visits were made to the va-|tine tired of It new, andwher they The leathers and the frames are as fine as the best manufacturer of wom- : t the Chamber of Ce as} afternoon. Neither ever has used the hee aa poh ot "hous the Saturday Only city by she 130 boys who attended |taik about me, saying they are not! Pn 4 i r 3 4 —_ & golf stick matier of exchanging transfers be-| Thess surely are Player Plano the ¥. M. summer schoo! going to help m . The Second Avenue window, in which these bags are displayed, Se thick aud’ thaie ot the’ benttial’ t tor H. A. Wooden and the chiloren's living. I would) | Aas been of interest to hundreds of women in the last two days. It rie cai cial Price ne rewul have gone back to him three diffe por Pinrogars bahay Will bear the complaint of the efty|Wovegentgt ; ver Tho students will be again divided ent timeu and each time it is worse | new costume, this is your opportunity against the Seattle, Renton &|thing - jas in former » u classes This is what | want to know: | os ’ ie “ik precy department for tomorrow, | Southern railroad making an extra)! of 10 or 12 boys. under the direc. Can the law make my husband sup. The illustration is ma de directly from the bags on sale and is accurate in cars by messenger boys tn uniform.| ‘ dave $9 aig syocuiandoshacenartnn bays’, work pee george ig ld Ua detail. Firat Floor. SEBERzE Baw EEE SES early | SEE ESO |shows and dances; but stay at ry The Sunshine Hikers club wili|home and attend to my own busi FOR MEN A Cl th M Even tho you can't help me,| mad A man is as young as he feels. Not willingly ’ other's tral j ling, you would not have made the 5 sci tee” Whee Ini : style. | t at “EVER Y WOMAN” | isvave of marrying as you did. So ‘ $1.50 Men’s Lisle Thread Union N They are daintily | ~ he dress the part of age. The years he puts Night prices-—t80 to $2.00 instruct. your children’ that they Suits $1.15. trimmed with edg- 7 in front of him are filled with youthful ideals, ____| where you and their father stum , ; ; 4 5 | bled ceptionally good quality, $1.00. 1 lops and inserts of strives to live up to. : Loew’s Empress Pe a ; * 4 | yer Piano, use The Musical Comedy Miss, |} quality of Fruit of the Loom mustli The New Candy Stick Blouses $3.65 An comes to pass that this live store work only, now , ; ' ee saa d so it P jeboice $750 Smith @ Barnes viaver | GERTRUDE BARNES extra full cut. Regular $1.00 values, Blouses may tec - : Bungalow Play special 83ec. in a variety of stripes in many prett provides the wherewithal to meet the never- Miss, ie: acmeascrine, opens ee THAW ORDERED) |°"st-50 Men's Pajamas, in summer} | iors Sie’ have white collars, ‘while ending quest. | fine yle Mahogany P' nahi | a materials, $1.10. others have collars of self material, which We appeal today to the young man and the ") Bara, cai, fits. Soa’ “4 P NT GES NEW YORK, May 14.—Justice $2.00 and $2.50 Men’s Shirts $1.45 may be worn either Night low. They a i ilar in appearance and qu | A A Laughlin of the appellate court to y rig resi bate 7 are made of a heavy quality of tub silk,4 older man who wants to look young in Set, and’ ce on tip for : finent | day ordered Judge Hendrix to pro Sizes 14 to 1712, in scores of pretty w hic h 8 guaranteed ms wash. All have iano, used 9 few STUART coed with the jury trial to test the patterns and materials. long sleeves. Special $3.65. Suits That Give the is a at ic [hae (nat mas sat onda pastinsled (he Pike = Entrance, First Floor A i 7 Springy Step of Youth marm fection of the ton] wrth and | Other Big Acta Oe and 2e| decison ne unin! _MacDougall-Southwick_ po? Second Av. and Pike St. iss aes os Se = ——— i | i gabe ay We Pulled |Girl, 22, Tries to 2! Edwin J. Brown, D.D.S. Not faddish or freakish suits, but “correct” as | E 5 ons ore x ~ | SEATTLE’S LEADING befits the good judgment of sensible men. Not an « tthe ¥ : "Three Teeth . | 1d-fashioned idea in them, but the same old-fash jeinit sec b Player Te ; : End Life by Cas DENT ioned honesty of quality and workmanship that é. oral ' - % for This Lady | ftcnzma’ Paice oe Teraday anel has prevailed here since the business was founded ch Player, # " ‘ lernoon rented a room of Mrs. °M./ TIS Prat Ave, U say and Didn’t McCammon, at 614 Columbia st.| peg IT have the distinetion Guaranteed All-Wool Suits : ‘eattiaed ta ha tfamesiadus Sorink RP turt Hera | Hat Friday morning stra. Mecam of building the largest }mon smelled gas and traced the! Dental Practice in the in all the new models, patterns and fabrics, ocr eat 880 or | fumes to the room of her new lodg-| % world at 713 First ay Sean Rated ote eat: ' er. The door was broken open and fo the Unisn 4 ges, ; : SS : -< 5 i the girl was found lying uncon- my Dental Work tea 2 - She says iscious in bed Dr. Harvey of the been of the highest $15, $18, $20, $22.50 and $25 Aa | a SS a eee eee Ce a fine, an a ty deat Mag and saved her life by use of a pul-| whee F , A : eeth for me without causing . ; P This Week We Are Making Special Prices on Just ‘one partiole of pain, end Lehigh: (oor: 200, Be young women was taken to the city hospital, where| a Account Open a Charge What You Need to Improve Your Home. commend them Iner condition ts serious. ‘No.reason “Your Credit Is Good” means simply that you can ny : ; \ Se Be charge your purchases: and pay in accordance to your m 4 MRS. W, R. McKENZIE, be her attempt at suicide is tem of {meee x R21 es ol $ Known traction 1 Seatt convenience. We do not appeal to any particular class and other tine Grand Pia fs JAP-A-LAC Barrels and Barrels of 4320 West Morgan St, | Known raction in Seattle ; ; 2 sep , Went Baattio.” | VOL, and this of men. We offer credit paivileges to every honest man, put, through this draatic price reduc * . complishment has been regardless of what his occupation may be. Our credit tion, within the reach of the family £3.00 Gal. Jap-a-Lac Paint at Cheap Prices the greatest tor In vatro pocket book of every he t 2.25 per gal, Paints, white There is a straight-from-the Jj Bl Mi bringing me success, service is free of charge, instituted to nerve our patrons | : - $1.19 R225 1 a hite in ithe: ury ames UGe | wy speciat appointment with. mey cluded shoulde stateme! for you. Open a charge account clu ie i S149 houlder tatement | I novation teeth: WR os 6 longer vey. SP 5O % Gal, Japa-Lac T5¢ Shingle Stain pe | | nave the original of this testimonial WApigg ¢ Death 8 ee ann vou ae We Te high grade Interior Finish on file in our office, which we will or vea ne with your new ‘teeth that 176 | || be glad to show to any one inter : same day ee ee eee ey atted don; A coroner's fury at police head-|""Phe Reason Why you must he ? lars if any testimonial we print is| Watters Thuraday held Henrtetta |caretul & e member wy eb . ; y 1 §| Drs ld-wife, 7 bg YT nunber Headquarters for Fishing Tackle and Camping found not to be genuine riobgagee shite. seponsibie for the late cia Step in Tomorrow (Satur- Supplies—Garden Tools and Baseball Goods Ties death of Mrs. th B, Bezee, | office t to sf EEBEBSEZSCZEEEBEEZSHBEEECSEZCEECCEEESE EE door A 5 F wife of John Be 808 Bast 6sth |™Y *1eO8 ang name, Just cane N a @ day) Without Fail Ri l B Regal Dental Offices |" jon Monday last oe he "Reason Wh} would-be \deud during confinement by Mrs. Drath Between Seneca and Spring. Hardware and Paints 1405 Third Avenue PROCES to Aa ANLODEY Conte tea ibe by Coroner Mason The dead} Bea Leading | Third and 524 PIKE—CORNER SIXTH AND PIKE N. W. Corner Third and Union | oman save birth to a child whi nO wen” froue state ee