The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1916, Page 5

HOUSE GRUNBAUM FURNITU R unusual opportunities to the homefurnisher and Bedroom Furniture ranging from ONE-FOURTH to you to live in furnished apartments, and let the difference in rent pay for your homefurnishings NO INTEREST. {9 80.00 Worth $ 75.00 Werth Homefurnishing Sale Coupled with our EXTREMELY LIBERAL CREDIT i. this Take advantage of OUR EASY PAYMENT sale offers Retluctions on Dining-Room, Living-Room ONE-HALF. No need for plan NO EXTRA CHARGES i) YOUR WORD THAT YOU’LL ee of Momefurnishings, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week of Homefurnishings, $ 3.00 Down, $1.28 of Homefurniahings, § 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week of Homefurnishings, $ 7.60 Down, 62.00 Per Week of Homefurnishings, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week of Homefurniehings, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per W: ir Week ERFECTION OTL 1 light and easily ried from one room to an car other, absolutely safe and simple Price $3.25 er in Oriental , HARDWOOD Rocker in the got jen finish; well built, with high back and solid sad- Price $2.50. 1.35 pen regula price $1.75. . $1 Saturday Heavy Tapestr regular price Friday and Saturday " $1.7 lbe and 20¢ Bung 34 and 40-inch wid allover patterns. Spec Friday and Saturday Chairs and Rockers. See our Pike Street Window. beefsteak dinner and I made his fa- vorite salad at table. Our conver sation was of the most formal de scription. “Have you seen Harry and Eliene since the wedding?” asks Dick “No, but I talked with Ellene IN A FEW HOURS ness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow- ing and snuffling! Ease your throb- bing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvent Be sure you get the genuine. Don't accept something else “just as good.” Insist on gett! ‘ape's Cold Compound” {if you want | top your cold quickly “Pape’s Cold Compound” Is the Surest, Quickest Re- lief Known—It's Fine! Relief comes instantly A dose taken every two hours un- 4M three doses are taken will end jppe misery and break up Aa se e cold, either in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run- ning, relieves sick headache, dull NO SOOT, NO CLINKERS—JUST HEAT In all your experience in ence in Seattle how much coal have you burned that left no soot or clinkers? : These are the bane of the housewife’s existence. with ashes they make short work of nice clean newly tinted walls and freshly scrubbed floors Relief ts in sight now—use ACME Coal. It leaves less ash—only 6%, never clinkers and makes no #00t.. Because it is clean, because it gives lots of heat and because it fells for a price that you can afford to pay, ACME Coal is today the Most-talkedof coal in Seattle Reading about it won't prove it to you tell the sto: asker Piien~ Lump, $4.00; Nut, $3 Furnace (coking), $3.60. Utah and Connecticut O. M. LATIMER, Manager Streets Acme Coal Company Quick Auto Delivery Elliott 1400 Lunch at the Hollywood, Pike.—Adv, Coupled | curtains, Call and I Will Person- ally Ex- amine Them. PACIFIC OUTFVTTING CO DA. J. BR. BINVON, JH. | COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN-~ WOMEN FOR I” werk YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K y reputation and stand- ient assurance not eribe are vill pres Glasses unless they absolutely necessary EXAMINATION FREE B inyon Optical Co. | 1116 1st Ave., near Seneca Order a trial load—that’ll | 25 r, full % Grier Rayo Lamp— Gives a steady, bright and cannot explode. ee inl Friday $1.29 and Saturday. Seattle Agents for QUICK MEAL. Ranges over the phone,” I answered. ticket 7" Not a word.” “Well, he is going to,” Dick hu ried on, evidently thinking he h at last found a subject that could talk on without leading any embarrassing complications "What is the people's ticket?” asked. bl tion to the machine tickets of bot the democrats and Dick informed me. ing very good these days,” member of soctety, |store Eliene’s illusions and hi faith In man.” Dick looked pained rose to my feet and I knew that as I put up my arm “Don't, Dick,” I said ‘If you feel like that about it, won't,” he said in an annoyed ton |"but aren't you ever going to |} |me kiss you any more? It w only last week that you were co: plaining that I was neglecting kiss you.” |tonight 1s tonight and all heavy nd hell yawns between them.” a few moments, and then he see ed to take a sudden resolve. ‘Do you mean to tell me, Marg’ [that it would be hell for you kiss me? Do you mean that ev lif you did not love me any moi | you could not find some pleasure ja little caress” }to put forward his own claims, had attributed to me the [impulses that he had, until th | moment, always vehemently deni |t0,¢ those he called good women | cannot understand what y are "iatahdas about,” he sald som what sulkily Well, my tell you,” I jfiret time in given me credit sex attraction doar husband, Tw answered For t your life, you ba for appreciati which {8 the o woman feels quite as much Up until now, ery man. Did she say anything about Har ry standing for mayor on the peo “It is the one put up in oppost republicans,” “Harry ia mak he coo but I have often wondered if he has been able to re as he rose j had a look of shrinking on my face, in defense “Last week wan last week and Dick looked at me in silence for I laughed until I grew hysterical me hu |man impulses that he had himself, great law of nature and which ev you have atead _lily ignored the {dea that possibly 1 | New York Women Back Mrs. Sanger in Court Rooseveltian idea of large fam. iNew and the birth contro! the- ory will clash in federal court Jan. 24 In one of the most im. portant triale involving these | lesues in the history of the | country, | The o wae slated for this week, but was postponed, | Mrs, Margaret H. Sanger, author of a number of books on nex mat r#, will go on trial, charged with sending obscene matter mall The specific cireulated in | Woman R | control. | Hacking Mra, Sanger will be a lcommmittee on defense made up of |prominent New York women, | They believe that poor women, ax | well ax the wives of the rich, have the right to learn how to escape |bearing large families that add to thetr burden: They admit that in defending Mrs. Sanger they are beginning an Jagitation for more frank discussion of means of limiting the number of |babtes born into poor families as a means of alleviating poverty and | dintrens They believe public within a few years, will force the repeal of laws forbidding physicians to impart such Information to their pationts. “We are only asking for the over worked, poorly fed woman tn the tenement, the same privilege ac corded the wife of a Fifth avenue millionaire,” said Mra. Rose Pastor Stokes, one of the women defend ing Mrs. Sanger BINGHAMTON, N y. » Jan, 20.— Mrs, Eliza D. Lathrop ts dead here at the age of 103, She attributed her longevity to liberal use of pickles. charge ts th she her magazine, The 1, discussions of birth Mine Father Coyne, age 19, has been acting city treasurer of Cov. ington, Ky., for more than a year, self the pleasure of satisfying my curtoaity on this point.” “Margie!” ejaculated Dick tn hor. rifled accents. “I mean it, Dick, no moral serv. ples shall in the future keep me from kissing a kissable man, pro- ividing we both want to kiss.” ‘Good God, Margie, you mad'" No, my dear, I am only substt- leuting your philosophy for mine. | After this, loving is going to be a matter of taste, not morels. If you care to enter the lists, they are open, and, as yet, there seems to be are “Margie, honestly I never thought you would take it like this,” Dick miserably. for him. (To be continued.) PURE MEATS IS OUR WATCHWORD he /FRYE’S 1 QUALITY MARKETS FRIDAY SPECIALS: Fresh Local 3 7 c Ranch Eggs........ an ad th Choice Steer Shoulder Steak... Choice T-Bone er 1 ne. et as m: to seek for U. 8. Purple Stamp It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M, en ™m. ie, to en re, In he| often evidence of kidney trouble. It is Nature's timely warning to show his clear. ed Danger Signals If these danger signals are un heeded more serious results may be expected; kidney trouble, tn tts worst form, may steal upon you Thousands of people have testi fied that the mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the kidney, liver and bladder remedy |e soon realized—that it stands the highest for its remarkable curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine, you should have the best ‘ou ne i ve | ng ne as STAR—THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1916. BIRTH CONTROL 'MONTENEGRINS TOGO ON TRIAL CHANGE MINDS Fight | ASK RELIEF FOR POOR} NEW YORK, Jan, 20.—The thru the! sentiment, | no other aspirant for my regard.” | said | Janything eine Pain or dull ache in the back Is! al you that the track of health is not lessness, great) PAGE 5. | Won't Surrender to Austria; Troops Resume Fighting ROME, Jan grins = have jagainet Austria, announced today. Reports had t Austrian peace te isfactory to Mon few days ago aske struggle. The Montenegrin minister inform ed the foreign office that King Nich 20.—The renewed it was Montene howttlitt offictally en current that ms were not sat negro, tho she a an end to the minister gent & thessage declaring that fighting had been resumed on all front», and that King Nicholas in [with bis troops Stay Vigorous Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Revive Vitality in Men and Women When Life's Sun Begins to Set 50c BOX FREE What you ARK, not what nts in the Kame It's up to men and women and not slow down Kes Ranitone Wafers op your vital energy agiow—drive WERE, is what co of life, atreng tion deserte you and Jown near ero, when out in brain and body an vim=-the Ke lonn’s Ranitone Wafers “ginger” yo cert pitch, put “the punch muscles, and make you er with health n below today for c trial béx of Kellogg's Sant tone Wafers The remuiar $1.00 Sanitone Wafers tle at Owl Drug ¢ and Pike st Free 50c Box Coupon ¥. J. KELLOGG CO. | 2041 Hoffmaster Block, Rattle Creek, Mich, Send me. by return mall Kellogg's tree nerves. Kellows'* Sa 1 in- jone 6 centa In stamps to help pay postage and packing. ne Wafers NOMO «2.0.0. cseeeeeees treet |} toon he ROM ee ee AO ar Ends Dry, Moarse or * Painful Coughs Quickly x| x jome-Made Remedy, © and Unequaled ve ee ee te ee See ce oe oe Fe RR Oe eR tinued and then he turned red for The prompt and positive rosy he had inadvertently referred to| Pork Back Bones, given by this pleasant tasting, home Harry's escapade. 10 Ibs. for Ce ES Zire somes than env “Yes,” | answered, “Harry seems ni nik Sther remedy. It gives almost in |to have settled down and become a| Choice Loin s very respectable and respected| Pork Chops ........ Cc : rit ll the bottle « family otive cough of only 64 cents or and came around the table, evident-| Steak...... lant buy ae much lly with the intention of taking me y-made cough medicine — for 01 p. asily prepare and neve in his dian <b ceeaet expels tote ee 5 Bee. Fett dissections wit inex. : you, little book, the peculiar feel-| Liver......... seeeeees C Pas Somes certainty jing that came over me as I realized!) Choice Steer ease with whiot n this Pinex syrup | that he was Intending to kiss me 18 bp Seale Senmnelent I was almost physically nauseated, | Round Steak...... . ban ns 2 mai — Refore | could control myself, || 4T THE FOLLOWING MARKETS: |tieht cough, and b OLYMP MARKET, Ipainful cough In h @ persistent loose cough formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending the noying hacking. Pinex ts a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, rich in gualacol, and is fa orld over for its splendid tia, whooping cough, hma disapp rantee of jute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? |Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble? {rritation, sediment, ete k of control, smarting, uric dizziness, indigestion, sleep nervousness, sometimes the heart acts badly, rheumatism, bloating, lack of ambition, may be loss of flesh, sallow complexion. Prevalency of Kidney Dis Most people do not realize the alarming tncrease and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease. While} kidney disorders are among the most comm that pre jvail, they are es the last! recognized by who very | often content themselves with doc-| toring the effects, while the original disease may constantly |the system might, as you have done, Iike to Lame Back Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar kiss a man, even tho I did not love! yame pack is only one of the size bottles at all drug stores aa many symptoms of kidney trouble.| Don't make any mistake, but re. I have never kissed a man T did) Other symptoms showing that you|member the name, Dr, Kilmer's not love, Dick, if you must except! nay need Swamp-Root are belng|Swamp-Root, and the address, Bing the perfunctory affairs that men) vunject to embarrassing and fre.jhamton, N. Y., which you will find who think they are my tives! quent bladder troubles day and!on every bottle give me, I have never thought of! SPECIAL NOTE—You may obtnin a sample size bottle of Swamp Ng ay an yo almost tompt| Root by enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.Y “Yet ert Babel vit 10 ohig gives you the opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this Tk started to speak, but 1/medicine, They will also rend you a book of valuable information, con would not Mt him, and continued: | taining many of the thousands of grateful letters received from men| Dick in the future 1 am only|and women Who ‘ay they found Swamp-Root to be Just the remedy to | needed in kidney, liver and bladder troubles, The value and success of| going to kiss the man | choose kina, provided he wants to kiss m and if he has a vice mouth # teeth, 1 am not going to deny my- 1e,| Swamp-Root are so we nd|# sample size bottle, N. Yo Address Dr. i) known that our renders are advise Kilmer & Co, to send for] Dept, R, Binghamton, lo and the Montenegrin govern:| nent had retused all the Austrian terms. | Moreover, the Montenegrin prime at Seventy | EACH DAY KEEPS undermine | POLICE SEARCH Invade Rooms in Their Search|} for Reserves of Liquor y |ARREST ONE MANAGES Police and deputy sheriffs (A had begun Thursday a thoro, ig systematic arch of hotel he lodging ho! stores, clubs | and residences for contraband |f liquor. More than a score of places | were visited Wednesday and j night, with varying r *. | Sergeant Putnam and a patrol }man ratded the Fern hotel 617% | Pike at,, about 9 o'clock Wednesday | 9) night, but no one was arrested and! {J no ated Gu were required to submit to search of thelr rooms, No liquor was found in excess of the legal | quantity t Find Liquor at Sterling Other hotels visited were like the| Fern, The raiding was done aa| quietly and quickly as possible and jat an hour when guests would be [least disturbed. | But the Sterling hotel, 1412 Third ave, was found to contain an as sortment of beer, whisky and other liquor in considerable quantity Oscar Peterson, proprietor, arrested. At the Triangle hotel, First ave 8. and Railroad way, Sergeant |Smart and his men found booze be hind the radiators, in‘ clothes baskets in the basement and five gallons of alcohol and three cases lof beer on the roof Charles and Stella Young were arrested Invade Lodging House was G. E. Hanson, proprietor of a lodging house at 2307 First ave., wi rested when the police found an assortment of brandy and wine in his place. Nels Hogstrom is under arrest for bootlegging at the old Eskel stuna bar, 119% Occidental ave. Deputy Sheriff Hally and a squad which Wednesday raided the homes of W. E. Boeing and D. FE. Skinner, millionaires, with telling effect, visited the Dumas club, a negro re- sort, 209 Fifth ave. 8. Wednesday night, but found nothing resem-|) bling Hquor. Wine Cellar Well Stocked At the home of W. E. Boeing, president of the Aero club and of the Greenwood Timber Co., at The Highlands, the deputies found » wine cellar well stocked with old champagnes and fine wines of early vintage Boeing's home contains about 30 ms, and, Sheriff Hodge had been |informed, about $8,000 worth of |liquor belonging to the Seattle Golf |} and Country club. A house telephone system has been installed. By the exchange|% hangs a card on which each room| is designated and numbered, Room No, 16 is designated on the card as ‘The Saloon | ©. A, Clark, the butler, who is English and painfully polite, ex plained to the deputies that the word loon,” as used in our be families, does not mean a “bar. |The saloon, he said, was a room| containing beautiful and costly ofl /% paintin, | He saw nothing In the situation to laugh at D. EB. Skinner, wealthy shipbulld erand lumberman, whose home yielded about $3,000 worth of fine liquors to the deputies, was making a speech at the Real Estate asso- ie ation luncheon at the Butler hotel, when the raid was going on.) | He was given . written message during the talk, it thought it was 4) la Joke and paid ‘ attention to ~ The governor told me I cou! |have it In my home,” he said, and assured me I wouldn't be molested. |i'm glad I wasn't there when the |sheritts came. Skinner said he had instructed his servants, in case of a raid, to Jamash every liquor bottle on the premises They did not obey his orders. | Prost | Bryan, | President it is believed, will follow Wilson on latter's cam: |paign tour to try to pat crimp in president's preparedness program \n, piffie, Will SAYS HOT WATER ‘THE DOCTORAWAY | Drink Glass of of Hot Water Be- fore Breakfast to Wash Out the Poisons Life is not merely to live, but to live well, eat well, digest well, work well, sleep well, look well, What a glorious condition to attain, and yet how very easy it 1s if one will only adopt the morning inside bath, Folks who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh asa daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out the whole of the inter. nal polsonous stagnant matter. Every one, whether ailing, sick or well, should, each morning, before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of lime- stone phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's indigesti-! ble warte, sour bile and poisonous! toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening | and purifying the entire alimentary | Jeanal before putting more food into| the stomach. The action of hot] water and limestone phosphate on| an empty stomach is wonderfully | invigorating, It cleans out ail the) sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splen did appetite for breakfast. While you are enjoying your breakfast | the water and phosphate is quietly | extracting a large volume of water from the blood “and getting ready |for a thorough flushing of all the inside organs. | The millions of people who are | with constipation, bilious tomach trouble, rheuma |tism; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders and sickly com plexions are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from |the dgig store which will cost very little, but is sufficient to make any one a pronounced erank on the sub: ject of internal sanitation, bothered spell Established 1875 ISS TORISS SAIS SOK ISS OBIS OE "HOTEL GUESTS / r MeDougall fouthwicks The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price ‘Silk i in a ; lenin Clearance at 50c Yard HIS is a tremendous inventory. betore included in this great clearance. Silks Are 26 and 36 Inches Wide This sale represents incomplete lines of our staple Silks, which must be closed out immediately to make room for newer merchandise. of this kind, earliest selection is, Your unrestricted choice best. $1.50 Silks at 50e yard. stock-adjusting sale, just Approximately 4,000 yards In a sale of course, of $1.00, $1.25 and the First Floor, Sale of Separate Skirts $4.95 $7.50 $11.50 Formerly $7.50 to $18.50 ‘ {1S is a very exceptional opportunity because Separate Skirts at this time of the year are very popular and particularly so this season. There are many different styles—in fact there are hardly two alike. velvets and mixtures. every-day wear. PL SSO ISS PREICLTINY FLED na $ at "Things as IF IT’S DRUGS YOU CAN GET IT AT SWIFT'S NO MATTER WHERE You FT—SECOND AND PIM! lots at $4.95, $7.50 and $11.50. Sizes 24 to 30. Materials are serges, poplins, Dressy Skirts and Skirts for In three special Women’s Raincoats have been reduced from $22.50 and up to $39.50 to $10.00. —Second Floor, SORIZSSS CE ISSSE ESS LEIS BUY VE, Jn eee WIFT i> jOne-Cent Sale 7% hey ought to be Gj 4 y ¢) 7 4 y 4 PISS SOO. SO SICK Te HN SKIS Fac bt So" YOUR DRUGS WW FROM “FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS __ : y Special VICTORIA CHOCOLATES Fruit and_ nut centers, 27c special. 10e Adhesive Plaster, 2 for. $1.00 Gem Safety Razor llc 59c 26c bc 1 pound Roracte ™ 14c Duplex Durham 360 Demonstrator Razor the quickest shaving Lor ae, |) $2.50 Mantel Alarm Clocks, In mahogany sees" $1.98 50 8-day Alarm st 1.98 Belladonna and > Kidney Plasters 26c boc Clothes Brushes . 26c $2.50 Barber _Btyle Razor, guaranteed... 8c $1.25 | Flash Light, complete wit battery 76c hoc long handled aady's Hand OG c Mirror Ye Shaving srs 14c bound ». 23c © Cascara Tablets, in box 2 boxes 26c Houge srss+., 20S be Natt Buffers, re Premmols sip 2 eC hiorate of Pot : llc Li oretiiowaadt. 60c assortment 26c Bbe Weeks’ Cold Tab- i, 26c lbe Blue Jay Corn ate: 6c toe New Skin. Hg IVORY SOAP SPECIALS » cakes lc Aol tees With purchase of Bromo 1 box Quinine at 25c, Soap and Tablets. 2OC 2 100 cakes Pills at 2 and Pills . 3 10c cakes Ivory Soap. With 500. pair Rubber — Gloves. Soap and ‘Sle 4-08: romatic Soap 26c 1c Salts bottle Cascara ant Cascara 2 10e cakes Ivory Soap. With Jad at 60c, Soap and Salts 6le 2 1l0c cakes Ivory Soap With Lydia Pink- agcompouna oap 80c 1c Scott's Compound 2 lOc cakes Ivory 8 With Emulsion at 7 Pmnision BOC lc 2 100 cakes Ivory Soap. With Kilmer's Swamp Root 79, Soap seam” 80 le 2 100 cakes Ivory Soap. With Wampote's Cod Liver O11 at 79, Soap and Cod Liver BOG ou ener eum. Lee Dres ne Combs purable 17c Boe Elite Shoe 4 Polish Cc Ui box’ condetnn quid and paste ioc Ravenola | shoe Polish, In cane, 3 for.... Lle Bee Rice Face Powder, 2 for 10¢ Charcoal Tablets, 2 for 5le lle bec high grade boxed Btation- Tooth Brush . This tionally good brush, large cake Toilet regular 3 for .25¢ "6c 100 Soap, Bbc, 2 for Swift's special, 6 for... Se Wash Cioths, 100 Wash Cloths, 2 for. . 26c Denver .26c Special 16c is an’ excep- llc 26c Mud, 2 for.... ise Gentlemen's Pocket Combs ....... 3c 25e Powde 2 for . Gc 100 Hand Scrub and 100 cake of Soap, the 2 Le RES .. lle 10¢ Serub Brushes 4c is Stearns’ Cough drops, 2 for 6c Euthymol Tooth aste 8208 5th 6c 10c pkg. Linen En- velopes, Rat Paste ing Cream, two tubes. Thedford’s Black Draught, two for Wyeth Phosphate, two for Adorable eam, She best quality Shav- 26c 26c “Sodium 5le Toilet Paper enough ery time. SKRKISS