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_ THURSDAY, NoVENHER 4, 1999, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 faethe Bronx Suze He Threw Bricks) Basement Store Better Speech Week Tips If everyone in Beattie owned and operated a dictionary, the following suggestions might be unnecessary, Careless and slipshed pronunotation, among presumably cultivated people, in probably more common in the United States than in any other country in the world. Drill on the following: Fur-niture, not fur-ni-choor, Ttalian, btal-yan, short 4 Direct, the tf t Fevortte, the t ahort Arkansas, ar-kan-eaw (state), accent on the first syllable, by act of the state lemisiature Allas, alias, flent letter long and accented, Government— Guvern-ment, net cuvermunt. Chiropodist—Ki-rop-odist, second letter long, accent on second win |__ ‘The disiance between the earth and WOMEN’S albthen tien <, Mars varies between 35,000,000 and Arctio—ark-Uk, not arti. {300 orenwase ‘Then look up these word#: Allen, Asia, coupon, diphtheria, February, || ¥ wm ef Ss H 0 ES Ignoramus, tron, oleomargarine, A 4 Y GIRLS LLEGALLY BROUGHT IN “Informations Filed Against! Sea Men for Importation of Russian Maids Informations charging Boatswain HP, Hansen and Seaman Frank C | \And Now We Have | (STAR SPARKS ] “Sean Propaganda! riety of propaganda makes ita bow to the public now. Tean growers will opaganda. “We must je to eat more beans, nbers of the National | f Bean Growers, who| ntion here ‘ Says Wife Started to Walk to Japan SAN FRANCISOO, Nov. 4.—What's the use of being hero if y can't make folks belt it? ‘That's what Hulger Peters nts to know, He insieta his wi rted to walk to Japan and that he entered the surf) and rescued her, | Maybe Then He’d | ANE d EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 4.—The |notse of an automobile prevented William Leffier from hearing the music of his phonograph. So, he went to his porch and threw bricks at the Syearold son of Oscar Price witting tn the machine. That's his own testimony in court here = threw three bricks,” said he, Case | was continued | It ts waid that » full grown ole phant can carry three tons on its back, | Betts with {legal importation of two H £ Larson and his horse at the county Young Russian girls into this port Change the Rules Learning Inside | tine, Larson now is studying police BH aboara tho liner Cross Keys, wer LONDON, Nov. 4-—"When Lioyd of Police System | barinees from the inside, as it were, Milled today by United States Attor Rey Robert C Saunders in federal eourt here. ‘The Cross Keys reached here Tues May evening and Hansen and Betts Were arrested by immigration au Phorities, Ero Pirits, 21, and Anna| make a name for herself, is Fedorovna, 23, Viadivostok peauties,| Blythe Daly, daughter of the @etained as witnesses and for) famous Arnold Daly. The deportation. by Mie J v. The girls, tt was said, were aie |Caughter is playing the part @overed in the men’s quarters aboara|Of Amelia Welwyn, in_ the ~.fthe line three days out from Viadi | @musing Jan Hay play, “Hap- Fostok. They protested against be-| py-Go-Lucky.” id Ng annoyed by the authorities here, they wanted to marry wetts | BEATS GASOLINE AT Sr crriage idea aitn’t enter} 15 CENTS A GALLON | to their minds, as I understand it, | til after they were caught,” sald | Now 5 ion 3 ne Ron 4 ligration Inspector Tom Fisher. Miles on Gall ot vom oe ond at Start Easy in Coldest Weather, Becoming a Citizen Cte Care Chew Proportionate vings Best Thing He Does fens CHICAGO, Nov. 4—The best ittle | A Rew carburetor which cuts down ~ gasoline consumption of any motor, | ' El je Seat Abraham Bik does ie be! « iuding the Ford, aid reduces gas. When | 884 he'll complete the course in 10 George has to carry his own golf] SAN FRANCISCO, Novy, 4 ow * > ao club he'll alter this,” declared Tim! John Larson saw « beautiful horse| ¢ BLYTH: h DA Healey, caddie at St. George's Hills, | on the corner he had an irresistible | ees OXFORDS nother daughter of @ fa-\coia Course, Weybridge, after he'd| desire to be a traffic cop. ‘The horee| ‘Th8 squarebottem paper bag was| %'!! rend © ie at on |mous actor who bids fair to| read the new regulations for the em.| was willing and they departed. Traf-| the invention of Mian Maggie Knight], Hrownatone in praitive! | ployment of Ringlish boys. fie Cop William Lendecker caught of Holyoke, Mann. » maT U One tot of 260 pairs all going at $5.00—and mot a-pair in the . ee lot worth lem» than twice the price arked. You will find nearty every size in the lot in either French or Cuban heel, Sizesdrom 1 to 10 in the lot . «House Slippers Felt, Comfy soles warent-riertmmen- $1.95 Felt, leather soles .,.,..... .--«-<-. $1.89 Black Kid wewece $2.50 and $2.95 White Canvas neenmtonaaistewinmnemies $2000 SHANER & WOLFF CLOTHES SERVICE Our Prices Are Way Down On All be ——o fees weg oo Oline bills from one-third to one-half e Ing manner your fri | a became an English | # the proud achievement of the Air | uits verco marvel to see you growing younger | im England, went to Berlin | F¥iction Carburetor Co, 146 Madison 9 Geet oe teas het tie St. Dayton, Ohio, This remarkable 41.50. Two Ghd became a German and three ago got first papers in an | invention not only increases the pow se = | er of all motors from 30% to 60%, | a. oourt, - Pine tee but enables every one to run slow on j ee pee ean right.” re | MEH Kear. Tt also makes it easy to ee oa _tilipert re | Start a Ford or any other car in the | ogi ony ites that oe coldest weather without previously § In” Jake, Pepper, | Warming the motor, With it you can | ony gy dl ny | Use the very cheapest «rade of gas-| clerk, gave needed passport | otine, or half gasoline and half kero- oft. gene, and still get more power and more mileage than you now get from the highest test gasoline. Many Ford owners my they now get as high as) 45 to 50 miles to @ gallon of gasoline, CHICAGO, Nov. 4.—Thomas Matai, | SO eure are the manufacturers of the Ris coat on the gas jet. The| !Mmense saving their new carbur-| oan charge of bis remains. | tor Will make that they offer to send | the jet was turned on when it om 30 days’ trial to every car Le eg owner, Ax it can be put on or taken | off In a few minutes by any one, an readers of this paper who want to/ try it should send their name, ad-| | dress and make of car to the manu | | tacturers at once. They also want | local agents, to whom they offer ex-| | ceptionally large profits, Write them today-Advertisement. "Light to Browa” | ——___— Dark Brown to Black.” and Raincoats Betaeielioe Fee8|, i co tp Sate We have established as our normal, every-day prices those figures commonly called “Sale” prices, in addition to which we give superior values and service. We have lowered our prices to a line which allows only for our over- head expenses and these expenses are small because we are located in SEATTLE’S REAL LOW RENT DISTRICT. No suit above $75. Wonderful values at $40. Garbocoal is the name of s new fuel from coal waste, being man factured in Virginia, Giris—if you want plenty of thick, | Annoyance of a Try-on SHANER & WOLEF “Clother that are different’ 9160 Second Ave. SEATTLE Two Big Stores TACOMA don't. - It doesn't do much geod te try to brush or wash it out. The only sure to get rid of dandruff is to din it, then you destroy it entirely. this, get about four ounces of | ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at) night when retiring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips By morging, ‘Most if not all, of your dandruff will be cone, and) three or four more applications will | completely dissolve and entirety de) stroy every single sign and trace| of it. You wiM find, too, that all itching and digging of the sealp will stop, | and your hair will look and feel a) hundred times better. You can get| quid arvon at any drng store. It) is inexpensive and four ounces is all | | you will need, no matter how much az Mintinse: "G1, Bisa es, | dandruff you have. This simple rem- 2.50 ond $3. Tax 10 per cent ad- way solve | edy never fails. SOME SHOES— | This Large Shipment of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes The final touch of « a rat ovssisnonxne Friday, at 9:00 a. m. comfort after a shower i bs 00 tin ccginn isl DON’T FAIL TO BE ON HAND WHEN THE DOORS SWING OPEN FOR THIS SALE . ? I Be 20 vigorous and healthy at; ; : FTER ashowerand rubdown how your body welcomes Amel wad 90 aI d underwear of good material and perfect fit! The — healthy aa feeling of comfort gained from the bath will remain long hours with you, if your undergarments are right. | ‘ Men who choose their clothing with a regard for fit and material buy Carter’s Knit Underwear. They know that they get correctly proportioned garments that fit snugly and comfortably everywhere. aipres Special elastic reinforcements at the shoulder, a roomy seat that keeps its shape, cuffs at wrist and ankle that retain their elasticity, no clumsy overlapping at the waist,’ a soft knit fabric that yields to every movement of the body—Carter’s one-piece suit fits snugly and comfortably everywhere. i an ea ‘ Carter’s Knit Underwear gives absoluteprotectionagainst SANOLEUM Embrac- the cold; at the same time it allows the body to breathe. Europe's Remarkable Ex- , a , elas The quality of the material and the expert workmanship lorant, SANOSIN P 7 4 : , which go into Carter's make the first cost a little more f ‘ than that of ordinary underwear. The comfort and long wear more than make up for this difference. Try Carter’s Knit Underwear this winter. Enjoy the underwear that means the first and biggest step towards clothes-comfort. The leading stores in every city Carter’s. as Offer to Tuberculo- Sufferers of Trial of SAN- at ly recommended to the Berlin Med- ‘Aonociation, Dr. ©. W. Keners, m, Holland eto the whole human race.” Amer- IN THIS SHIPMENT WILL BE FOUND LADIES’ DRESS SHOES, BOYS’ or GIRLS’ SCHOOL SHOES, eee ee 9 pea high grade, priced as * Goodyear welt, priced $3 85 TRE. > cocancunchsnemens $2.65 as low as . eo swecens ° | gomarkable home treatm 11% to 2, Sas pds $4715 Buster Brown Shoe Stores|‘".:"{". * f from coughs: = | BOTH STORES > | University District BANOBIN BANO SEATTLE THE WILLIAM CARTER COMPANY Needham Heights (Boston District) and Springfield, Mass. Carter’s & Underwear’ uuenr FOR ALL THE FAMILY ve home treatment ‘genuine merit and i# proving « blens- 1411 Third Avenue to all. suffering from Tubercuioel Aathma, Catarrha, Whoopie BOOKL#T Between this tre Union and Pike MIS TO SOME UNFORTUNATE |

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