The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1915, Page 10

$17.50 cept A Credit Plan That’s Different owe > r has Even at as we are Lifferent de eral Oar 1 the most ! ms and yet every 1 every Hat tn our big k is t at k prices, T cessful plan of wh we have built our business ade this possible, We have pays to trust the f Seattle, Even in there ts me one duytng at the te store it's ¢ a Customer, Always a Cus That's why we can sell at credit 50 yet give you low a price as $1 able to offer the most ex Suit al value in New Fall Styles, In a wide range of materials All the new coatings in all the shades are fully resented our splendid display of Fall ) you will easily be able to choose a smart Coat that that $12.50 up looks wort ae, we a good deal more and IS worth a good deal more, Of have Coats at all prices $60, but every one is a record in value. 9, The splendid response to our We ve Added first showing of Millinery has en couraged us to displ an even i wider range of the very smartest prove a pleasant surprise, New York Outfitting Co. THIS KNIFE WILL NEVER BE WEAPON ALTOONA, Pa., Sept. 10.—What fe perhaps the smallest penknife in the world has just been completed by M. A. Kaufman, employed in 4 jewelry store here. It measures 632 of an inch in length, with a biade leas than 2-16 of an inch jong and weighs a third of a grain. The handle is of solid gold, while the “Better Clothes On Credit” 1315 Third Ave. Opposite Postoffice blade and spring are of tempered steel, The <uite is kept in a glass bottle to prevent losing it. The workmanship must be seen thru « magnifying Gass. Union Dye Works (Inc.) EVERYTHING t~ EANING AND CEE Nant and Office 10TH AVE. AND EB. UNION INTRODUCING BILLY SUNDAY, RANCHER STAR ges VISITS NOTED EVANGELIST AT HIS FARM E PIETY IS NOT MIXED WITH WHER HOUSANDS of the best dressed men and young men on the streets and in the of- fices of Seattle are wearing Tailored Ready Clothes, because they appreciate the saving we offer them here in Seattle’s Largest Up- stairs Clothes Shop, where we do actually sell $25 value Suits, Overcoats and Rain- coats for $15. Right now we are doing the largest business in the history of this store. Come up and see these clothes values and you will soon realize why our clothing business is growing so rapidly. TAILORED READY COMPANY Open Saturday Nights=== 401-403 Pike St. | | rt sades a a se tal PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 10.— There are not many prophets left us these cynical days, so when | had the chance of mak- ing a pligrimage to the sum- mer home of Or. William Sun- day, | girded up my loins, bought a dozen dry plates and | Journeyed forth. | Ma told me | could com manager at the home of the prophet. First you take a train to 1tood| River, Ore. Then you take a “lo cal” train up into the foothills of Mount Hood Seven miles out you dismount mi the dust and hike across a field of) oats for the little cottage with the] big windmill tank. At the door of the cottage I inquired for the pro |phet Sunday {s up in the! tent,” the answer, In Calleo was fashionably} Mra. Sunday clad In a blue calico wrapper ees @ silt in It } In time the prophet appeared, Barbed in a sleeveless suit of un derwear, a pair of khaki pants and * He held a shiny pair} noes. re isn’t room for these . he remarked. put them in my trunk; ys room there for newered Ma. “We are leaving tomorrow for Omaha; it will be a mighty hot trip/ jacross the desert; something | flerce,” said Mra. Sunday. Tells of Plans Then she told me of the plans for th xt year, of the cities that) dinappointed, of the en-| s that reached out for! 1 years, of the plans of nin detail r the pines was Evan-| gelist Billy Sunday, conferring with| two hired men on the disposal of the newly threshed oats, sacked {n the barn, that Billy and Ma had| lugged in two days before, when the “help” was away and it looked| juke rain. Billy's Vacation a from San| aly, "I] preachers against the bankers, and| , we won, 42 to 12 Sunday I preach | ed at ¢ ing. W ® tomorrow.” | That is a fair sample of the prophet’s vacation | Here 1s our swimming pool,” said Ma, leading me to a big, ne cement basin under the giant trees “Fresh mountain water {s piped| in and the neighbors come for miles, T # a sult in the house if you want to take a dive.” | Some Dinner | I think that public tank under the t full of mountain water , » countryside, 1s about the finest bit of home missionary work I have seen; you would, too,| if you w Hood River sand and and hunted ng pool. » prophet took me| ranch, and we chickens and cows, he ting ears, sum mer fallow and the apple business. | It {8 not a show this home| of the prophet in ¢) s but {t Isa home. W 5 it was a farmer home sho 1 to work with and the good old and stock ther earth Then had dinner. The ice a the peach ple, cream, re: tin with me as, 18 memories, coupled with act that Ma insisted that I eat shirt sleeves { The youngest Sunday was garbed in a bathing suit and fresh from a water fight with his brother and some neighbor's boys Real American It was just a regular American family, contented, quiet, informal and sincere, and, peering over my peach ple at Ma in her blue ealico and Billy in his khaki, I couldn't imagine either of them having any connection with sawdust tralls emotional campaigns or sin eru Just Plain Bil I have met | chicken. STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1915. PAGE 10. up with scads of evangelists and all the rest of them were differ ent; they either Billy, gucsser would have guessed is what jhe ts, Funeral services for Morrie M but, killed t ames Crocker, last Friday at N t held Thursday \- Mayfield cha: Ballard Anyone Can Stop Pimples Easily Try Stuart's Calcium Wa See All Skin Eruptions Quickly | TRIAL When a face is covered with iver spots, pi ae |They are nature's cleansing the blood a from filling the surface of the body | “Happy aca Lark! Skin as Pure as a Lily by Taking Stuart's Calciam Wafers!” _| Of success in business is in- akin eruptio ne of all skin 4 4th the bi no mate Calcium blood purttier Calcium Sul- and skin disappear tr rapidly blemishes thelr use Every first-ot after untry carries vart's Calcium Wafers, which ake for elow Free Trial Coupon F. A. Stuart Co, 300 Stunrt Hide, Marshall, Mich. Send me, at once, by return mall, a free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Name Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison | THE WACO CAR You are invited to inspect the WACO and to become inter- ested in its manufacture. afety and features of this investmen Western Automobile Company 1015 Pike St. Elliott 13 unconsciously |poned, were a bit patronizing, or injected their plety into the fried But Bill was just plain and the last thing any good PACKAGE MAILED FREE «.| the narrow doors made for the fire Waters charm. | — m way of preventing It Protect Ye Yc Ys | you to educate yourself, to be th | vat in druggist In this -\ally saving a portion of ; | profit are the FRIED CHICKEN mann ne neat) Billy Sunday feeding his pigs,| and, above, the summer tent-home| on the Sunday ranch in Oregon, OH, SHIVER OUR | TIMBERS! UNCLE BARS PAJAMAS, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 10. Your Uncle | | | pajama girl in a2 musical comedy. For pajamas are barred by of- ficial order out of Washington to the Pacific fleet Uncle Sam, thru: Paymaster McGowan, decreed the young |! tars muet not attire them. os in that kind of night at tire, but instead must send whatever of such supplica they now have on hand back to the |] provisions and clothing depot 1] for sale "THIS SACHET KITTEN STOPPED A SOIREE WINSTED, Conn., Sept. 10.— rope and an old apple tree waiting for the person who care lessly put a ekunk In the grand pi ano at the autumn dance of the/ Free From Kare Klub. The enthusiastic artiste banged a string upon which reposed the uninvited guest. The skunk arose, shook himself and replied Those who couldn't crowd thru cape, hehbarsanssrages ~~ aaheeosearsin HORLICK’S MALTED ED MILK | ie Peed Ste tr 8 he, | Des't travel without | | A quick bunch prepared in a minste, | Unioces you “ORLION s* | you may got a Substitute. | variably the path of common | sense. Common sense tells | industrious, to be temperate to be decent, and it shoul | prompt you to make provision for the future by systematic- earnings. Interest Mf Per Cent ‘UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE Capital and Surplus $815,000 JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING ‘n the Heart of the Financial District Automobiles built in Seattle from standard, tested parts can be sold in Seattle and the West cheaper than East- ern cars of similar class. Folder on Request at. A NEW SEATTLE PRODUCT 67 urday Hotel Butler Bldg. Rousing Finish Sat- to the Great —Tonkin Fire Sale= 10 only—Men’s Suits in sizes 34, 35, 36, 37. Excellent qual- ities, characteristic of the Ton- kin Store, but not late styles. Good serviceable suits, warm and comfortable. Original val- ues run away up. All in perfect condition. Choice tomorrow while they last Another lot of about 20 Suits, most all sizes and better styles; values actu- run beyond $20; all perfect. Choice tomorrow, they last Splendid line of Suits, to $35.00. Choice tomorrow... nowned last “$7.50 Good sizes assortment Suits, all and materials, selected former $20, makes. Choice while they formerly eta up Great Bargains in Raincoats styles, from $25 and $30 lines of re- tomorrow, st mm $12.50 Prarie: $15.00 , | A big line of new shirts in values up to $2.00 will be on sale to- morrow at choice for ..... 85c 609 Every Article on Sale Guaranteed to Be in Perfect Condition. Come Early Tonkin’s THE STYLE SHOP Second Ave. | iff | pmclt” ,: annem REPORT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION NORTHWEST TRUST & | DEPOSIT CO. Sept. 2d, 1915. RESOURCES Leaps and Discounts 2). es cs secese GOZ 77.28 Municipal Bonds .......... eeeseccee 119,701.62 CSF PONE 0 646 oGe8 Cos wae ecceccece 33,100.00 State and King Co, Warrants.......... 15,952.44 MOORS 60 cae ts va sinterein Tae ate ee 2,300.00 Safe Deposit Equipment .. . sea 14,800.00 Furniture and Fixtures ..... Real Estate 15,000.00 and other Resources ...... 40,863.99 Government and Railroad TOMAS | 4 suds ce dibeecy ois $ 53,810.14 Cash on hand and due from PUES sacle patty sae acer 220,050.71 273,860.85 83,455.85 LIABILITIES ee eg ee errr re rere $ 100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits ... Deposits 20,968.93 1,062,486.92 5 Inter- $1,183,455, Commercial and Savings Accounts invited. est paid on Savings and Time Deposits. E. SHORROCK, Pres. T. S. LIPPY, Vice Pres. ALEX MYERS, Secy. J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier. R. W. SPRAGUE, Assistant Cashier, for Business Next Monday Morning. Our New Premises at Second and Union Will Be Open