The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1916, Page 5

me Ickroaches Rats and Mice Nothing ts than a ho nfested wi pests Destroy the wit Blectric Rat A Roach F standard terminat five y It kills off rats, mice, cock roaches and waterbdu: Does not blow into food like powders; ready for use; nothing to mix Directions tn 18 languages in every pack age aes and $ Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair | If you want to keep your hair {1 food condition, be careful wha you wash it with Most soaps and prepared sham: | Peos contain too much alkali, This | dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful, Just plain mulsitied cocoanut ofl (which is pure and entirely gr ss), in| much better than the most expen sive soap or anything else you can Use for shampooing, as this can't} possibly injure the hair. , Simply moisten your hair with | Water and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abund-| ce of rich, creamy ather nd cleanses the hair and » thor oughly. The lather rinses out eas fly, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive ofl. The hair dries quickly and evenly,. and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces ts| enough to last every one in the Advertisement. | Thousands Take this mild, family remedy to avoid illness, and to improve and protect their health. They keep their blood pure, their livers active, their bowels regular and digestion sound and strong with BEECHAMS PILLS Sele of Any im the Werld. MESS Matern, | Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith family for months ~ }'010 Second Ave. Near Madison tal Unies ry hearts to fi | been empty | was found | Forest, jabout § or could raise her | 1 11b, Rolls of fine Absorbent Cot vith lored boreal n ~ > =| |] ton priced specially for this sale at 18¢, white with floral designs. Profit PARENTSOF MARIAN | | LAMBERT STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1916. PAGE 5. 25c Hospital Rolls Absorbent SEEK GIRL | Cotton 18c PHONE MAIN 6563 THE BEST FOR THE PRICE NO MA’ ec Dougall cfouthwid WHAT THE PRICE. Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs vey Special 12'/,¢ MANICURING—5th FLOOR c ( Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Not Be Billed Until July Ist Profit-Sharing List of | Haberdashery for Men $1.00 Men's Cambric Night Shirts, full - well-made. Sizes 15, 16, 17, 18 Be (op eas Hees Pry eer ee 65c in white, blue, gra trimmed with silk frogs $1.00 ijamas, of soiesette, twill, cloth madras, trimmed or “heliott ope, $2.00 Men's P $2.50 Oxford or with a double row of silk frogs.... $1.55 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Draw- ers, in athletic, half sleeve or full- length sleeve, 83e a Suit. By the garment ..........4.. 45c Wittens Greet 75¢ ts en's medium-weight French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawe BY HONOR FANNI: G |thinking, planning, and, above all A weight specially selected for Seattle ; bead aus Be 59c ate PPE ase iu. ‘thay whom is keeping com] $2.50 Light-weight Wool Union Suits; 2 styles for the men who prefer . y ees by “1 brought up one daughter, | "1 usea to think it wasn't muc n| to wear some wool all the year.......... Bea, uly es $1.95 and | BrOUat ner Phe love te (ct my ettair, but now I know iti} $1.80 Men’s Summer Shirts in soft cuff and starched cuff style. All way ferent the werd, hut | never tried to _ gid $2.00 new patterns, in sizes from 14 to 17%. Six Shirts for $7.00, or $1.25 understand. | didn't know that seek POISON VIAL 1 Men's Shop—First Floor to understand her was the WAUKE 1 May %4 greatest duty | owed her!” 1 rehed He The father of Mari hose death by pots the trial, on a charge of. ' Wisee Orpet main s he talk r he and ake into th r home, since last February. Orpet's then to agree with him. We want a giri|tatively selr He went or 9 years old the daughter take Into thetr 1 the place that Marian’s in Helm woods, attorneys claim Marian Lambert committed suicide. “You can't have a home with- T to womar Attractive Silk Blouses Special for This Sale $2.95 Ret SES of wash silk or crepe de chine, made with pleated frill and frilled cuffs. Another style is tucked hemstitching. Colors are white, maize, old rose, green, light blue, pink or flesh. Included in the lot are Silk Sports Blouses with vari-colored stripes. the new wide, and finished with crystal the ved it was'not a pepper has|claring that body | girl's fingernails pr Lake | liquid | It was reported In the courtroom | that Celeste Youker, former fi neee of Orpet, had written, asking him Oth- |to make a clean breast of the af out a baby,” Mr. Lambert sald. | fair i] ers of lawn, with awning stripes of blue, green or purple. Mrs. Lan t next to her = replied he had nothing to} Priced for this May Profit Sharing Sale at $2.95. ms husband conteas | ig eget ded her head now and| The hope of getting a Jury speedily died today when three ten were ex ted ved ‘a cai ASKS CHANCE $5.00 Ostrich Neck Ruf fs ™ May Profit-Sharing Sale | Beginning the Fourth of. Six Most | Important Sales Days Decoration Day Novelties Dennison’s Flag Seals, box...... epee es Flag Place and Tally Cards, dozen...... . -20¢ to 75 10¢ Dennison’s Decorated Paper Napkins, package. .6¢ {5c Dennison’s Decorated Crepe Paper.........9¢ 50c Dennison’s Luncheon Sets...... Gingham Dresses for Little Tots Priced Very Special at 50c Sizes 2 to 6 C UNNING little Dresses that are extremely well made and delightfully finished. In several styles. Of gingham and chamt Suitable for both boys and girls. Colors are tan, light or dark blue, pink, flesh, in checks, stripes, plain colors and plaids. Many are finished with collar, cuffs and belt of white or contrasting colors. Made with pleated! skirts, with or without collars. In this Profit Sharing Sale at 50c. Raby Third Shop Floor Women ’s Knit Underwear and Gloves At Prices Much Under the Prevailing Market OTWITHSTANDING the scarcity of these dress accessori¢és, we have secured for our May Profit Sharing Sale many values that we consider a little more important than we have ever been able to offer in a previous event of this kind. For instance: During the month of if she were our own May Tam going. to ia comic ales ber ou we 2a E S fal Underwear Gloves tiean | the teeth and hues xtra Special $3.65 : ve a full ¢ ° 4 Pyorrnea treatment for “If Marian failed in her shor work t ; Women’s $1.00 Union Su ts| W 5 and $1.50 Kid oO 00 to $10.00. I naps sponsibl n are de ‘ Le : eS e *. . : ; P Pade — Amalie going to make fags “Perhaps jacea tap oreah, out cael HE most popular Neckwear of the day, at a price . ., of medium weight, V neck | Gl Many of these Gloves a special offer of my hi » samples, “ocheed | a $25 full upper and of her life, altho heaven knows exceedingly lower than Ruffs of this quality ? Zz egular | mple thers taken lower sets of teeth for I adored her and did all | could has gone é ; : 2 f , aaa dE ae | from our regular stock. Black, $20. Some for her. But I'll be more strict which hasif are now being sold : tar Pai -95¢ apres Fee fon thin oF ~ | with our new daughter. house S Carter's and Mer abril ene ch | “Th things I've learn ir 1 } i . for. extrac: oo Bove Each Ruff is made of carefully led ostrich and 4 ves, in tan only; i euataeteel tec’ 30 “| don't want to be severe or finished with silk tassels. 1 Be slace finished. Extra special years. narrow with her, but just good, wet be some work at , sore .39¢ ety . ih 4 fe e to do. neighbo: \ 5 Poser tis. Firs The ake ergy? siikiaat | agiasd to chee des ais eataree. oy In these colors: s $2.50, $3.00 and auch id again gree A a by ib gar 5 mg Gloves of wash- school int the day while the mother is out to d i. eg ng e asl Drug Store. “Once the young people are out| work White Black Black and White . for Me oeskin and French kid, of the class roon should come} mu can help y y, cal i m | h an, g ro or DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. 0% {Ne Claes | geese orepzpees | [Ugg 5 pede Sb Myer Old Rose Gray Sky and White f s ae Roomers, tx white, tan, gray, brown ot | TMETIS Pleat Ave. fe reel pater isaac hig Navy Emerald Turquoise and White ! purple, g y Reduced to, pr. 1:08 n evenings until § and Sundays) mother should/neighbor will call the 1 widow . . . . : : { sky or navy OMENS “OC, WT: ~ te Tale tee POPS EO WHE Phone! ow what their daughter le doing,|if you will ring up Rast 689 Pink and White, Old Rose and White, Gray and White, Maize and White, g Ky Silk Gloves, sith double Hal z bye ihe | Belgian Blue, Coral, Natural and White, Coral and White. Girls’Dc Vest 1 | tips. Made of tricot silk, PLIN LOSES CAS \ Savy wersh Mite pair ..... .-39¢ (CHA N ES CASE Profit Sharing Price, $3.65 Each cott For this sale at Floor. | Word was received here Tuesday by Tom North, of the Vitagr 73 anal Lubin-Selig-Essanay Film Co. ! | ! Z *S MA co OGGED EET New Y cor ry a Charile a © CARRAN A SEN DS KICK’S MAN IN EYE NFER ON LOGGED- MAY HAVE STR Worlds Mightiest a, from exile be NEW NOTE TO U. AND DODGES DEATH OFF LAND PROBLEM ESCALATOR men” picture — Anton M. Erlan, 410 Rainier ave Go Lister will, preside at an al) It's going to be a lot of fun Wr 2. | FF LS I A ne Tues-|day logged-off land conference, to| Watching people try to get down Locomoti es 0 Ila B MED : a ¢ t ie nder ‘le aspi f th st. if the Metropolitan Bui d nig f a B eld unde e auspices o} C 5 RL D. GROAT | Ing scouting expeditions south |“ eonity ot SOughinaton an sacs its way LONDON, May 24.——"Incapaeit Ag alayad | ing advanced base In Mexico, | Masamoto in ban aie es be prvi npany Wants an escalator of certain governmental h and WASHINGTON, May Vilaen in pursuit of Villista bandits, Erlan was riding a motor pulling will be demonstrated on the | (Charlie Chaplin moving stairway) not an actual shortage provis new note from President Car who are openly recruiting in |when he hit an auto broadside at |; ampus. to run between Second and Fourth lions is cause of present food cri-| ranza is in transit here today by the very wake of the retiring lo venth ave. 8. and Dearborn st aves., on Seneca st., and has asked sis,” said Maximilian Harden, Ger messenger. American expedition : ; the city about I : |man writer, in current issue of Zu It wilt not make flat demands Peons are being conscripted..| Masamoto was in the car OLD VET Is DROWNED City Engineer Dimock asked Cor- kunft, received here today for withdrawal of American into bandit ranks on promise of |Erlan sailed thru the air his oa poration Counsel Caldwell if an es- troops from Mexico, it is ex | receiving large rewards of loot, |caught Masamoto in the eye. He calator could legally be paid for by EST —— pected, but will contain urgent | under the assurance that Fran; |) a a fintiop and alighted sit BREME RON, © 4.—Capt.|/a local improvement district. ‘The SU suggestions that such a with cisco Villa himself is coming to ‘ ’ ‘ en Otis MeGray, civil ¥ veteran, and | corporation counsel advised that a drawal is expected. lead them up. Masamoto was uncon: |inmate of the old soldiers’ home of test suit be brought to determine oak the = Olympian’ "and BERLIN M 4 Philip It is likely to ehow resent Vilas sald to have been lo for a ; in tan was Fo 4 piaiars ig d nd here to AY | definitely wh ther oF fot the prop. Schiedeman, socialist in nt at the dispatch of a sec cated West of Parra t oviden al with |of drov ; erty owners in the district c Columbian" over the Rockies t eae t ‘ Ur ah Prced today that ont American expedition across This is doubted. Ja compound fracture of 4 rom the bay rday, Whether) be made to pay for such an improve- Woodrow ison and Wm. Howard| the border. | ae ath was ac = Ki not ts un-/ ment. Taft would be acceptable to the! Carranza is expected to urge that | GIVES THEM NEW CHANCE ry A Rr o r 4 pe Does a smokeless, dustless, gasless trip German socialists ax peacemakers.|the United States troops are no} Hee wasnixcton, May 2¢—tre| MOBILIZE INDUSTRY. °° found om the dock ee ee ae r needed any longer, a8 he has raisec Sa snitidaimen Who thiled tc Pike.—4 through the Bitter Roots and Rockies Ss. a large army for patrol duty respond to muster call for border ; i , vee G ? | KIDDING, AYS BRYAN If he can convince the war de reap Sl acute conrimertil (el ene TON, May 24. Pre i EA LE CAFE ‘RAIDED rn rooms. Rest service. Spe appeal to you | |partment that this is true, the with-|they present themselves in answer dent Wilson nas today appr oved cial rates, Hotel Virginus, = rt | : |p is ts tru Y presen is ill proposing the creation of a na ‘ x 1 |Kinia, near Westlake Ave.—Adv Since the electrification of its Main Line WASHINGTON, May ‘Wm. /drawal will probably be automatic.) to the new call President Wilson |tional council to mobilize industrial] Police booze investigators raided . “onti 1 t J. Bryan today declined to take se-| So far the department {s not con-|ig to issue. resources in time of war, It has|the Eagle cafe, 101 Second ave, S., over the Great Continental Divide, patror riously a report that prohibition! vinced The new military bill abolishes |5, faienaused: tno ibe Holle found a bottle of whisky, and ar ” party leaders proposed to make him! Carranza in believed #o friendly |the offense charged against the|Chairman Hay of the military at.|rested J. F, Kelley th “MILWA UKE th presidential candidate that he will not pre demands | militiamen committee P. W. Kelley, who 5 i$ e er expected to b ar of that which might | me troublesome 1 president will issue a nen ot Tuesday ni T dav aa all ected to the 116 on een raided two : lar 1¢e enti experience none of the disagreeable fe: PURSUING BANDITS they respond, the « is closed "ASK FOR NAVAL BASE | itrolmen ‘Revelle and Harve) profit, ‘ 2 : bad ee: incident to steam travel but are permitted f LA COLUMBUS, N. M., May 24. f arre sted T. Maroto, a waiter at 518 : AEROP NE WINGED coe reeiaNoaay t'tend: REPORTS UPRISING aT, Mariko, & walter af B1 : enjoyment of comforts and scenery : pies njoyment of comforts and scenery ha WASHINGTON, Ma 4.—Gen.| Request from the Portland Cham fie “Or sake Tuesday night LOWER FLOOR, interruption from smoke, soot and cind: i SER eecerTRE at. Mey ian lper of Commerce that the Seattle tegatana la icc ; ROM Itallan warship: i t an Austrian aeroplane R Haker, saying he had heard rumors |chamber co-operate in Seeking es It’s a clean way to travel over the Upper Adriatic reeenty. Gay Hair SLOT OA re Gienloe Saver notice [GMianmmece at auaeaitinne at in and a good way to go. the war office stated today IC ] had been influe to rise ag Columbia river is Wednesday in ‘tt! F00 F. to its ese OLOP American hands of the local chamber'# com FIRTU AND UNIVERSITY CITY TICKET PHONE OFFICE SECOND AVE. AND CHERRY ST ELLIOTT 4812 Chica¢o, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry. STAR OF EAST MEETING mittee on national affairs inal dark, glosey rult crop will be below nattiay this {officer of the re FLETCHER MADDOX, according to the first erop|here, has been or _ ot a dye=no one will know you are Ww using to the ‘ on business 2t/s? ce ee ae asin Veer, ge voaith Fie ia % t Paice: ie ag Pa Meee ae ttt report jesued this season by Com-!mand of the armored cruiser aitae toe tae fh sate iSpectaitios Company, Newark, N. J! migeioner 0 orticulture 1 ) gO, flagship of the Pacific f Hughes in presi Fall Hay Specinitien Company, Newark, missioner of Horticulture T. O.| Diego, fagshiy trip, 1 {iain ae a BARTELL DRUG CO. Morrison, The change takes effect June ze ere Syharl cou BROP TO ica LOW cers NEW GOMMAND The best fair ever held in Seattle. Cut this coupon out—it will admit you to the Free € 4 pon— show ADMIT ON To the Food Show at the Arena Thursday Evening, May 25