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

STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915. PAGE 5, NTO THE MONTHLY Sale o Used Furniture Come Linoleum and Carpet Samples LINOLEUM | LINOLEUM | INGRAIN : Samples, Each Samples,Each CARPET * 60° 80° ‘5c Good quality Printed Lin- | Inlaid Linoleum samples, a | oleum samples, about two | yard wide and 2 yards long; square yards to the piece, excellent pieces to use un Are a yard long and make Marth got tess than $1.00 derneath heat ers, ety ; worth | splendid Rugs for bedrooms re from $1.50 to $2.50. On sale | Many of these are worth and up to $1.50, for, the | in the Exchange Depart- | 85c; none less than 65, On piece weetae -GO¢ | ment; the piece...... 80¢ | sale, cach Wer eee The Furniture in Our Exchange Dep't Must Be Cleared Out Each Month to Make Room for Other Pieces Coming In Comparative prices quoted are what you would expect to pay for like I furniture when new, and the very low sale price 0.00 Waxed Oak Extension Table, sale | $35.00 Golden Oak Extension Table, sale ice iF $16.75 | price S ueeeel's $12.50 $45.00 Sfalicgany. finished China Closet, sale | $19.00 Golden Oak Extension Table, sale BE DE witiny & is Ses bo 456 see 5s -$17.50 | price ; ; healses's -$10.00 $12.50 Brass I lectric Lamp, sale price.... | $45.00 Golden Oak Extension Table, sale eds tiiet dan dens tie) «4 05 shes ea RMT TRUOR. feneesdccessadens one $20.00 $40.00 Gustav "Siickley Buffet, sale price.. | $45.00 Combination Buffet nd China a mania seseeeeess BBZ.5O | Closet, sale price we $14.50 $25.00 Midbogany Tapestry covered Rocker, | $22.50 Solid Oak Extensi Table, sale sale price $35.00 Solid Oak Hi all $14.50 price $7.50 price ‘ $12.50 Vernis Martin Crib, $6.00 sale price $1.50 sale Rustic $32.50 Bookcase, sale | § Cedar Stools, sale price. .95¢ a yn on on vadvncastece $14.50 $10.00 White Enameled Crib, sale price $10.00 W hite I watheted Hospital Beds, sale $30.00 ‘Golden ¢ ae it $1.50 ee $3.50 $50.00 Collen “Oak Bed wrereneaa sale price «+++. 827.50 $19.50 Bungalow Brive Bed $10, 06 price $1 3.50 ) Walnut ( nier, sale price 1 Oak-finished Chiffonier, sal . ay : $7.50 ve veee 8.75 $35.00 ‘Bird's-eye Maple Bed, sale price p Desk, sa $12.50 ote price... . $6.50 3200.00 E. ais E English Sideboard ‘wile price <r sale price $6.75 P erambbdlatc: sale $25.00 Golden Oak Wood Bed > $35.00 Brass 9.00 Combinat $39.00 Fumed Reed Sei enesece sees Seat, $12.50 Reed Steamer Chairs, each $3.95 G.-R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 511 PIKE STREET EASY TERMS Q—I am just a young girl and. self, or children have the dearest little girl, 2 years! Many married women are as un old, altho | am not married. How-|fit for wives or homemakers as ever, | say | am, and that my hus husbands, and prefer going out to id is in the North, which every fulfilling their duties in the home. one believes. They consider it an easy way to Even my mother does not know) shirk the responsibilities of a wife, |differently, as | was away for two and get money to spend for finer jMonths, and she did not know! clothes than they could otherwise where | was. w | doubt if the real facts were | The baby's father makes money known, if one-third of the married and sends us $150 a month to pay women working In this city today ioe our expenses, and also for me to really have to, and just as this girl |keep it a secret from Dorothy, for every one who does not have \| |that Is her name. is forcing some girl into the Miss Grey, | am always afraid of! streets. These are the things wom licenee something to give us away! en should e up in our legisla }}when neighbors call. As we are| tures: taws controlling such will, Sees to be married anyway, would | in a great measure, assist in saving j)7ou advise ing to tell my mother? | many good girls. Begin at the anxiously await your answer. | source of the stream and prevent ; A ftAonn AND MOTHER. | causes for girls going wrong This fRergetomage y Mes is a far reaching subject and should jeret from your mother so long, 40! be gone into deeper. I've had busi. |you really fee! that any good can be| ness experience to know 1 ? Wy at | | } | \|derived from telling her now? If MRS. M. B. |so, of course you should tell her ¥ | Since a secret is ke a scorpion’s Interna jonal com nities }|sting to the conscience, it is but! en r permane / {natural that you feel the need of| Swedish section, declares wi |relieving such by confiding in some| have nc athing to do with Fo one. Personally, I believe that the Jonly successful way to keep a jcret is to lock it tight and bind it| |securely hy the fetters of will pow-|| er, regardiess of how it may strug-|| gle to get away, It is hard—but| that {4 the price of a secret 'T Curling Hair This Way Preserves Its Beauty A Q.—I am in trouble, and want you| ‘ to advise me what to do. | was engaged to a man whom | dearly loved. He was accidentally killed about four months ago. Now there is another young man who would like to go with me, and my folks insist upon me going with him, ply t! but at present f really do not care to go with anybody. | am 19 years), of age and would like your opinion "AUTOMOBILES If you want a steady po- sition at good wages, learn Gas Engine and Automo- A—Sult your: ou loved the mar natural that you should fe: ou bile operation and repair- | do. You are old enough to manage arent: i Me : Oar ; your own love affairs, without ar 1 \ tine ing at this school. “begs oF csauthces trots your ‘rointives oF Months’ Practical Course | others | exTRACTING PAUN DE i wo 0 lathes, includes work on Dear Miss Gray: "ve been In } shapers, drilling, grinding | terested in the letter from the girl, otra trying to live on six per week; also the reply to this from F. E. F. if married women have to go from home to work, they should be re quired to make affidavit to the ef fect that their husbands are worth less as the bread winner, and they must work or suffer, In my state there Is a law to this effect, cov ering tezchers and all lines of work outside the home, It may be hu miliating, but no more #0 than to live with a man of this type. Un. leas iliness or unavoidable mis ortune brings about such conditions, a woman of pride or ambition would prefer dispensing with her cipher, “'\' . of a husband and working for her-| and Mall l and milling machines, light | forging and bench work Catalogue gives particulars and price of courses in Elee~ EDWIN Dd Seattle Engineering | School, Inc. 108 West Roy St. | — ‘der TELLS OF HOW HE AUSTRIA WILL FOOLED GERMAN YIELD DEMAND ec ougall > fouthurick Ghe Shores the Christmas Sprit: a “Count” Von Koolbergen’s Af-| Cabinet at Vienna Considers fidavit Lays Bare U, Note on ne cme e merece: +Plot Details Ancona When i in Doubt, Buy a Gift Certificate TO GIVE | TESTIMONY EXPECT NO TROUBLE qt = pete et oe PROVIDENCE, Te 1. Dee. 15.—| LONDON, Dec. 15.—Austria | = =Christmas Suggestions Galore in This a Ge ‘ona. Hopp of Ba man Consul Bopp of San will yield to the American de- cisco Was nar ally 1 as head of an antl plot to wreck Canadian railway manda in the note on the sink- tunnels in an affidavit signed t Count" Van Koolbergen, printed] ing of the Ancona, Swiss dis. by the Providence Journal today patches reported. today. The Koolbergen arrest: in an alleged for reported now un-| algary, Alberta, as or, tho it ts said he rn to San Francia} against the bomb plot | LEAVE NO LOOPHOLE Austrian cabinet considered the note yesterday. affidavit indicated Koolber-) WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.—Amer gen “fra on the San Francisco) tea will tolerate no plea in the Germane {Ancona case that Austria has pot He told t he said, that he eenid Go a4 br them in Canada, | 266M formally advised of the Amer n he was aasigne Ho| lean attitude on submarine attacks well pald for his work Vienna reports today tndicate Then, with the collawion of thelinar the foreign office might at Canadian Pacific officials, he caus ed to be printed reports of damage|t™pt to prolong yotiations by to a tunnel in the Selk Afterward frks ording to the aff such an excuse retary Lansing precluded such davit, Koolbergen to Sanja pretext, however, when he said Franctsco for bis pay jin the Ancona note This was given him by the vice] The Austro-Hungarian govern consul at the direction of Bop he| ment bas been advised, thru cor- sald, tho not until the cons: had respondence between the United made some inquiry as to the truth! States and Germany, regarding the en's story |American attitude on submarin at ousand dollars was the! tack yet with full knowledge on Koolbergen claimed.| the part of the Austrian govern- The first installment amounted to| ment the Ancona attack Was mac 500; then he had to threaten to get ore, he claimed |GOOD.BYE, BOYS Finally, thru Baron Von Brincken, | ASHINGTON, Dee, 15.—-Safe one of the alleged plotters now un nducta for Attaches Boy-Ed ar ived ar a t under sald r compromise Von Papen, recalled from the ( |man embassy, have been “granted b Great Britain as asked b the administration BULGAR FORCES MARRIES GIRL FALL BACK FROM As SHE LIES ON GREEK BORDER ep pEATHBED ATHENS, Dec. 16. —Official die-| a patches today tell of a Ill in the by physicians that his struggle a the Serbo. Greek bor. d not live, but 4 der. No large Bulgar forces have to humor her, Daniel y invaded Greece. Scouts on the | lowr a Seattle man, married heels of the retreating entente| Alice Glassbrook as she lay prop force withdrew when they discoy-| Ped up in bed, in her rtment | mistake they had made in| ®t 13 yond th ™ The to delay the Officials do not @ the Bul.| Wedding Christmas day, but gars will invade ( |to prepa r om Lowry Meantir the nistry has do-| eat Bate rday ¢ se cided to shape its policy according | “'\), bg “ig Pa to the course of events,” sald aj. 720" ) Boe. ie Re semi-official statement bob's re Wood. PE ne the Gotan This 18 taken to mean that Greece| Sa Raper churek Che Pee is keeping, an anxious oe ce girl's brother orge Glassbrook problem of pursuit by the Bulgara) sng a neighbor as witnesses, the = |ceremony was performed. King Constantine of Greece ts Lowry has been acting as ama teur nurse to the girl for se |months. Lately, so serious has been her condition, he has given up his work, to be near her con stantly The «irl refuses will not recover. DENY MOTION OF You May Enjoy CTY TOTHROW |. Your Meals OUTS. ES CASE suffering from a mild case of tn fluenza and fever, according to re ports today. | Physicians advised him to remain in his room and not to participate | tn state affairs. u Will But Equip Your Stomach | ‘with The Right Means To Handle The Food to believe she, Holiday Sale of Sterling Silver Toilet assured that the gift you will be practical, appropriate B | and appreciated. In this sale of Sterling Silver Wares the articles r pag are just those things appreciated most, including— Popular pieces in such designs as Aurora, Thetis, Stratford and Regent $15.00 Mirrors, special...........$11 $12.00 Mirrors, special........ -$8.95 | $5.00 Px r jar $10.00 Mirrors, special $7.45 | ey sq p er Jars $8.50 Mirrors, special $6.30 speo fy Re $10.50 Hair Brushe $7.80 | 5350 Hair R $8.50 Hair Brushes, sy $6.30 | O56 ‘Tooth Px j]] $6.00 Hair Brushes, sp 5 Tooth Pe $5.00 Hair Brushes, spe 25 Cold Cream i $1.75 Combs, special Cold Cream Jat $1.00 Combs, spec Cold Cream Ja 75¢ Com special . Shaving Set $5.00 Cloth Brushes, special Shaving Sets, $4.50 Cloth Brush pecial Mail. Hatters $4.50 Hat Brushe pe $3.50 Hat Brushe ial $1.75 Hat Brushe . $12.00 } ccial... $8.95 $10.00 pecial. ashhitcd? Just Received—New jf Why Not ‘Make patie Owe Gih A Useful One? A Dress Form Dress Form—lla Shipment of Eden Cloth sQaatearer Teleskopic” lat m Borchert’s h adjust These Forms have independently able sections it many new fea- yarn fabric is tures, which will adj t fullness, or inches wide, slightly can be ade to fit any form ‘ ced It is desired by The new “Princess,” $15.00. . Be The “Queen,” $19.50. iy for pajamas, gowns, i” boys’ blouses, women’s : , ; Join Our Dress Form Club waists and _ children’s $2.00 at time of ordering and $1.00 a week wear, This seems to be a popular suggestion, for our Club In white, plain colors has a larg embership. These Forms are being shown or stripes, yard 15¢. and displayed our Notion Shof First Floor —Thira Floor. | | HERE and ELSEWHERE If you go into a restaurant, cafe jor hotel, where all your enviror ments, the lghts, dazzling linen The public service commission! .y ae ” ans A | me» denied the motion of the|*!ver cut siass, music, chatting) ) truck driver,;Tuesday night, but latter escaped.) wandered into Queets valley, 20 ity to disminn the petit | ber pperp gern Binkg gine paectionpioaieg | ee and Dearborn, | @ ‘ {miles from his home, Tuesday. aay 50 Ca oo a *\ tell of a pleasant meal, your stom v1 . } traction company for relief from] ich Thould not revolt. when sou| speeded up and escaped spice: cask" aia aes Austin Griffiths named pro- franchiad read t a card " | Mme adski Twi A certain Irish officer was ait- | | &Tessive national committeeman Reynol r ; light comt y Mrs. A » his bed in a Freneh from Washington nore Heavy soups, oysters, en 2 cutite sday night hospital recently, According to Peti 1 wax trees, salads, etc, should hold n 2 Arnold Bennett, the fui etitions ed in office of secre- complatt terrors the healthy stomach, this Irishman ‘was a br tary of state of California on prohi- however, reserv and they do not | Patrolman W. V. Riley pursued! | bat he was known to h , bition and saloon closing initia- pnew the mot to dismiss whe A small box of Stuart's Dyspep-jrobber ne and Boren cee eer be a be tives Tuesday the case is heard on its merits, lat-\gia Tablets placed in your vest|— — | After the charge.” be went pF TES 1. € pocket will be sufficient guard] to hie skeptical listeners, ‘I was Ralph ree, assistant ora-\ against the mad revels of a worn Need 20.8 ttretoher and plac tion counse at out stom ” iihdty The t company was A ta taken few moments! sente yrney J. B. Howe after a copious meal will remove | \eieeiens a any {ll effects of food from your] ——— stomach and you r at as gener ourly as those about you | } One of these little tablets will of * : . & jitself settle all quest of indi Civie club to give N h M gestion for that meal and will place tertainment Friday night at I 4 ts ats. in a better condition for the next. | | dren : 3 | Your blood will be 4, and ee vice president Commencing With |the depleted gastric be bank, spoke be | cCopoete lrebullt tetail Grocers’ asso- | Xmas Day | t Stuart's D: sla Tablets are ciation Tt ght ec. |,, NE natural, active, dige agents Prof. W. G. Be of university ene first who give to the gastric juice the will speak at meeting of naturatiss H. Woods Presents Yuan Shai Kaj elements they lack, which ease the| tion cla at Y. M. C. A. Wednes. teed ed Press, th 5 stomach, remove irritation and en DR. L. R. CLARK |day night monarch of China mak 10WN tOlrich and stimulate the blood * A. B. Cade to speak before trade Th G t t f the world the dominating reasons| All of these atatements may pe| Make Yourself a Christmas) ang transportation class at Y. M.} e reaiest 0 ie shortion of the "ies a : veriti 1 if you will take but a lit Present of a Perfect \« aoe ur aay at ht a set ll Cc d © also ar ices his future pol-/tle of your time to prove them harles ana ploye a A icy toward America, and states his| Every druggist carries Stuart's Set of Teeth ity ste plant on Lake Union, ome y purpose to e ry effort to| Dy a Tablets in stock and will) y¢ your te aren't g you are | fractured * hey Ader ' cement the fr ween the|tell you of their merit. These tab-| sir ana oe . ik Coricert ednesday night — by The Chinese emperor's statement! your name and eas and we IL] Yueh vous pe hea x he to the United Prees is the first in-|send you at once by mail a trial) (eayoPs an't. enjoy t at ot f formation that the new monarchy| package free. Address F. A, Stu-|health, and without the be of Now the question arises is to be a constitutional monarchy. | art hs o., 214 Stuart Bidg., Marshall,| health you are greatly handicapped: | wrrich is fur r—a dry chief t follows Mic an ap os oe t Sees ua = int ret ne—thatlin a wet town or a wet chief] The in Iry tow Z ear ises Seattle exports for November, o Chinese 1 orts, $9,914,805 ' f Tapes pp legis t iry meets Janu cee opits| ot. delicate, ne ny v rundown r students to entertain high en with Christmas tree Instance forfelt If che as per ful on in large NO INSPECTION? "eke ahats IP finger te When young, I was the archi have he 1 tos D the pe ur doctor or : tect of my own fortunes pie'e “ * 1 Umeint : , ra Did they bave building in : f 1 dep nko elf 1 wift Dr tt t nt n bit spectors in those day SAME EXCELLENT COMPANY Roving | ? Wr Nee toe ay ferts edi. That Has t Completed : stand up end ety ‘‘) Louls Bazzard, 22, negro, arrest Notably Successtul Enggge- : j behing with our iror jar; | platinum necklace Los Angeles and th w in die) Rigbk~bt wrorin tusnes Arthur Dicke uperintendent of Other Coast ' ate Fee ye give ane iraet| Lowman building, invents w Cittes. " t n toe tisfaction, | style rifle; bullet propelled by air, ; A h by the operator who did Treaty day" to be observed by | ramsey } t gene Clark PPS bpulalip Indians January 22. | soak cade Pluee Whaat vommntel uwne in thoraushi¢ | Senate judiciary committee will PRICES | We will ship. one fine, fresh|® You are taking + when|report favorably on bill to em THEY ASK VOTE. T00 salmon, weighing from 7 to 9 pounds, me to thie ir den-| power president to appoint substi NIGHTS ALL MATS, ” ’ Fleely OTOenets HOPREOIE. PAH ; eee seta tc 4 Mleased | tutes for circuit or federal district | | $1.60 $1.00 h | $1.25, AL xpress Charges Pre |now-—treat yourself fo GOOD teeth. {Judges 70 years or more of age $1.00 75¢ WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.—Suffra-] of the Miasisnippt a0) pay you wel | who refuse to retire 75c 50c gists claim they have snfficient| y oun > i | a Three of crew of U.S. army 50c 25e [votes in congress to nt the |) 8 pee ee xiens mat Vor tring a Rees! Dental Offices transport ri tar arrested in praposed enfranchigemen\ of menlghe order--we'll do the taae . risco Tuesday, chor with aid pcre “ jin the District of Columbia, unles wv TH PACIFIC FISH. CO, he saaee < rhira | 10K a to land here uniawfully SEND IN MAIL ORDERS ROW the vote i 0 given women rt Bldg, Seattle, Wash, Joe Hass, lost Quiniault rancher * eRe eae