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THE BEST
$2.50
GLASSES ON EARTH
Exainlnatloo-free. #0 Cft
What we give for. tpfciwU
Spectacle* or eyeßla»M-s. rim
or rtmtoaa, with a careful ex
amtnatlon. All gla**es guarau
teeU.
U.S. Optical Co.
917 FIRST AVENUE.
Bring Thl* Ad.
OPEN EVENINGS
SPECIAL BARGAINS ON
ALL MACHINES
fly
One of 15 Stvlog
An* OlfMll OMI tea
Oak. Miu n Ma (any. He to
math furniture
BMAI.I. PAYMENTS
White Sewing Machine Co.
N«t» Main »tara 1424 Tfcirtf Aw,
Mear Pike A*.
Phone Main 1525
Albany Cat-Rate
Dentists
"to" l» ** "*H»
tIOMII (I I*.
EASY PAYMENTS
Ot*'" ■« Ml CW I 1
•• a » 0 I I . •
•Oil Set oI Tcrth fO
f4ll Guaranteed l'e-st t)0
Set o( Teeth fC
ylfc C.ta r .t!r | Fit... fi)
HA Solid Gold or
IU Porccla:n Crown
Gold or P jrte'atn • 4
f I Work W
Solid Gotd . $1 Up
Silver Fillings.... 50c Up
em rlt HI.XTI— «■ In and
|*h ». 4».«ul oo 4 v ' o ni uri
fe«i h
AUi%t riT nsrr.
Bir»»l » !••» Daali B«U4l«9
«R<l I'll#
T»k* K!«Viti - < - M . k Up
©UK PRIt WIU. r PHI4B
T»>t ' W Ft K W lUL
T'^
STAR WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Your Success for (he Year 1913
Depends larj. •!>• on the amount of money yon
save during the year The first dollar put
into a account is the fornc- >(• ne
upon which your success is hinlt.
Why not lay the corner stone fcy opening
an account with this Bank? On all account#
opened on or before January fith interest at
4 per c« nt will he allowed from January Ist,
1913
Dexter Horton Trust
& Savings Bank
Strand at Cherry New York Bidg.
Wood to Burn
Handkerchief and Collar-Boxes of all Idrife; -Stool, Necktie uri4
I'liie Hacks
TO CLEAR
SATURDAY
Articles from 6c to $10.00 positively will be sold at half price
or lean.
O O
Come early and make your choice. 0
J'yrogra,|fcl< Outfits complete from 75c to $3.00.
©
Globe Wall Paper Co.
907 Becond Avenue
JUST A MONGREL, IS REX, BUT
HE'S LOST, AND WORLD STOPS.
TURNING FOR HIS MISTRESS
$bat matter If the oartli turn*
n(>liim the other wayT n V\ Imt
matter l( the *tar* falter <ln their
couraex? What matter It the heav
emi fall?
Re* I* lout, and hi* mlatrega will
not be comforted.
Hex 1* a di>K What kind of a
dog? A very particular kind of a
dog- True, hi* anc«»try la abroud
ed In obscurity It caituot !'•*
claimed for He* that he la the la*t
noble gclon of a nobis race He
never won a ribbon at the kennel
*how.
He la. neverthele**, a very par
tlcular kind of a don a chummy,
loving, lovable and ultrglutelllgeni
do* \ fluffy. *m»lllHh dog, white
with black «pota out»lde. but white
ln*ide-white all through
One doe* not like to refer to He*
a* "property " He I*, rather, the
bottom pal of Ha/el I.a. < aged T,
Who live* at 132fi Anitellne *t
He* disappeared December 27.
LIFER GOES
TO FUNERAL;
COMES BACK
I.K AVKN WORTH. Ka* . Jan 3.—
W 11 Kl.iuaiii* U i «• |« g > lf *
term In tbtt >• tmt•• i>«iilieenar? for
the •iui'4®r .if big •!»•. voiuetailly
returlM to prtaoo a"#r Itetug "♦
le. a» ! to gtti-ad tba fuaaal of big
daughter at Holt no. bge»»a
Kl.nwmoler *aa uaacco«par,le4
»> V g g 11. i' l* Mi l >• •* '
h. •' * b» tb» u '»• ,fr
,-)•!• »h.B tba H0»0 of aboe&ce
waa gianted
W a ten f K tVaMtag aatd lb at
frr.|ie Itly priaotert are allowed to
home .ingtiar.led to a«a Jead or
'dying niembar* of their f anil
"PAYING FIDDLER."
TABERNACLE TALK,
i'tnu th* fiddler »»• the Mb.!
)«t[ of K> iMtellat H*or* » eerrooi.
la »>• a '»«• • i •
ir-« In tho I'apltol hill Üb»Ti.«> le
!«.. Mh ai a •tlrrlm e« rfiuio.
» ehi rrr>m 'he riH d*r Hi
por"*>ed In «T»i bl' tprn • th* P«m
etiimnt of ih"«> wb«> did ®"t
;.*nt th»ui of tb.lr UM
11*11 1* not an idle threat he
iar*«l - tl !• a dr'Mtful <ettaln
K .. » >+f re I » ■ «> a'*
A »• t ■ of r*;>*n>ant nor# walk- t
tc tli platform and onnfeaaed
rtimanlty
H»< Y 1 Van Morn ot Plymo'itfc■
C nmT*ail> nal churrb will prearb
tonlKb;
MORGUE IS OPPOSED
Thr r*> i 'inundation of the fl j
ir » i nn,mii'«c of th* <tty ■ <>nn '
1! »»t »>!da that two rorwiie la
• h tatfturit of lb* city hall
'«M:ra<b Yoaler way t>* dtmat-'d to
C »r-»f •*. rl#< I)r J. T:ite V.iaon
for uae aa a city umrKur. mrt *lth
opi oettlrm In th city
<ivin< II In a < en*aae taken Wadn*
<t« at the robtl>l« vol-. *bcn th*
queatlot i < free up for final d«*
kiud Mi day The • ar*.ia» ahowed
• o . i a for. two uKiitnat and two
ib-f'tl.
PASADENA OAI. Kddle Mill
.iii'l Nuni.an Joti<- • fiii'l'i"
of a hotel, h.ive »l*ne<l
for a "day <no teat. In which each
in lint *a> it ■ >»tera dally to qualify
i for a final Hetllu* la b-a*y.
Since then llar.el ha* cried day and
night cried until there were no
more tear* to cry with, And atlll
*he cried, and would not" eat, and
could not *leep. and the family wor
t k«i and her dad Haiti
Well find He*, 11 axel; don't
worry, we'll find him
He Kearehad Htid *egrched, and all
the neighbor* aearched, and the p«>-
| 11.-, ugi'lod. And t.nroa* didn't
have any time for bualnoaa, he waa
so biiay aearchlng
"You aee," he ex plained to The
Star today, "we railed Ilex from a
! pup three year* ago, and he and
llaxel aort of grew up a* liable* to
gether. And If we don't- find him
pretty soon. Hagel will come down
sick, *he ml**eH hint go. We've Ju*t
got to find him."
Ho. If you happen to «ee an am
iable IMU>< black and white dog who
miNwer* t.• the name of "Hex. don't
wggte a minute Take httn to llaxel,
whoiie (atber offer* • reward of 110
i for hi* recovery.
SHE'S MOTHER
OF FOURTEEN
AT AGE OF 30
r<AW«<iN. I'm. aa 3 lir. Utorfc
le a i-allar at the hoaaa <if
Die « VaUadtiio. a well tiv4t> Its!
iaa mer beat at W <iii>eua av,
tble c-Hjr 'I he Jrdly i<l4 bird ma«lw
hie fourtatatb < ail m the Iwmilr
tbw mlMi day ao4 left a hogo* itif
rand Ida tr for • bohbl# afeirt
At »he a«e <«T 1" Mrw fa-lad in
k U ( .ra bltlh It B" ««
he*lthr i ri. 14'en twtoe
the oroaaloa aeteral tlaee
H« Aiotber la • prwlU ftmat
ma'rve a d tabee «r»a' delifbt >a
her children MU# ia>i tbat elie
lo**a thoiri and • aitn><« und<-rat*nd
•h< a< » u»o do not <k I the
•atii* we* about little twee
MANY ATTEND FAIR
The a>" t>nd evraing of ibe ita>
tard playtrtMin<| mtd wtß'er fair
•at (in tetter than the Mrei
t>»er 600 were prewoat. at <1
lla'enod c a t<rti«tam of rauetc and
rerl'aliooa J f> Trenholma. tuein
tier of the part l>id addreeeed
the rrowd oo ibe ld*aa and w« th of
'** -art Th* w->m*a » Ba '
drtrlr-c ronteet w*a the feature ot
the etenlftt.
EFFICIENCY ON THE FARM
TnT HEN 8 ARK TRAINKI) TO I.AY SXit.H »*>« OMKLKTB AT
MCAI. TIMF
PARCELS POST
GETS GOAT OF
STAGE DRIVERS
VAI.K, Ore, Ji»n 3- On count
of the In. u* of Iti" jun' I
ixwt tb< 'a*e line *ai'pirvK a num
ber of town* •"» init h«*»« h»» r<»
(u*ki to carry fiflwr the parcel*
iir othei mail, ■id frantic attempt*
• ire li*ii.|f t- 'lay to g--t n<l
of the niii luat'er of all kii.di
tic uinulattng In thn jiiiatoffW •
h«r<- Tbc '•mtra' t with th* »tn*<-
11 n• - still ti* is mon tin to run ami
la t<Mt cane it eapccted
MACK'S BIG FEET
LAND HIM IN JAIL
Mark Hamilton, a negro, la I"
mentlng In the city Jail today the
K17.f1 of his right foot, which left
a decided Imprint In thn npart
merits of Mrs. (' Morris, 2<16 Main
st , from which a handbag contain
ing $10 wan reported missing.
France* Luther Fui]ua, a motor
Cycle cop, "pinched" Hamilton
Tksndi; on the buaek thnt htotpot
would fit tlx- Imprint • Hamilton
later admitted he wan In the Morris
apartment!, but denied ho stole
anything.
HUNTING FOR WRITER
OHICAfJO, Jan. 3- Postofflee In
spectors hete today are busily
seek IUK cities to the wilier of a'
l#t»er t<» Frank Dare, fori-,ll*ll ,nf
tUe IndlannpollH dynamiting 'Jury, j
at New Uytffll, III) which threat-1
Mil him *v.lt h death Wltliln tlrni
months. *
DOfcA COMING HERE
The Alaska Steamship company's
steam'-r, Horn, beached at Seward
for three weeks. Is expected here
on January 10 Word was received
that she left Seward under her
own steam Tuesday. She will be
1 overhauled and repaired here.
Alexander Thompson, the young
sailor who forced a chauffeur to
drlvo hlfri at breakneck speed In
an auto through the tffwits of So
at tie the night of Dec. 21, and made
two holdups during the evening,
shooting two men In so doing, will
be tried on a charge of robbery.
Tho complaint was filed against
him this morning O
THE STAK-* JANUARY , 1913.
WHAT! BAIDHEIItIED WOMEN
INCREASED INTELLECTUALITY, DOCTOR
SAYS, WILL ROB EM OF HAIKo
A PHOTOGRAPH OK MAItY (lAKOHN IN AN NMOTIONAI,
OPKRA HfKNK. KKVIHKI) lIY TIIK AHTIHT TO BIIOW HOW HIIK
MIGHT U)OK IK dllK IX)8T HK R IHCAUTIFTL HAIR.
HaM' I''
Short <lt her ablmmerluK treasra.
Intellectual woman li doomed to go
through life, her hMgd a shining
light or horrible ex.imi.le tO aspir
ing sister* as the ra»e may be
I 'i* 4nrtors lime gu< n ll.eir vet
diet' Woman must quit stiuiulat
Ing her lntslllgsnce and start to
Work on the outside of her scalp
ftrain> and hair "an't do baalii' i
witb tha aame *k tll Imaulnation
rwfuemi to picture what the ear alt
•HI tw
LAUNCH BURNED
CREW STAYS ON
9f I I'r'M I -*m> 1 Hflr*
MARHIirtKU'. <>r*. Jan 3 —
ri,r.*(» to stay ua a bamlnf Isum li
or drown John Waesoa Johg An
geraon Ka\ Co* ami Robert < Via
twite. wb«' rtiinpeiea the i*iw #1 the
lasa< h an t f<-ar luagera. weea re»
ritnl la tb* 11 ma. ft ma l»» the lift
aanug rrew bare and are ">da
rara**ria« from aavere auras
In aoasa maauar a leak froßi an
•1 gallon t*ab at gaat'llne btname ,
Ignited and In a few moa*< nl# the
eatire boa- was aflame The man
momaaibrUy eip«< ted to ba bh wn
to htta br tba remainder of the
gasoline la tba tank <it plod lag. hai
the tank aaelted while ita contents
were being ronsu:t>«4
$2.50 SKIRTS
mad* of yur own material He* • if
wtnde*a We sell ait our made up
••a iplaa f< ml' T4 <iikl d«»wr. a< r it-
All • ara transfer to S Y m
Tailoring f • ior l'i*» ffc and I n' "
Optn evening •« Phone Main &•?<
fCRN BASKETS
Potted Plant*
and dD
Floral Designs
at
Half Price
SATURDAY ONLY
Prompt delivery to all partsrol
th« city.
I
CRtSCENT FLORISTB [
320 Pike St. i ft
rhon# Klllott lC|g.
AT THE
Angela Cafe
1422 24-28 First Aventie "
Our 25c Regular Dinner
—AND—
Our Special 50c Chicken
Dinner
Berved from 11 a. m. to B p. itt*
Are Unexcelled in Beattle
Oysters. Durtljeness Ciabs, Flih,
Steaks and Chops
FUCK I.ATKHT. MOTION
3 I'ICTUIien^FUKE
Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Afternoons and Evenings
• • _UY—
Hawaiian Orchestra
—OF—
° ii- Artists—9
And yet the authority of an emt
•ent Washington physlulan I*
given for the statement that in
creased mental actlvltj UMiag wo
will rertain'v iii'-an a io»* <>f
hair.
Imagine Miss June Ad'Uma,
AanMi-u's nioet wonderful woman,
(laihcriiiK an liupaesioned a«l<lne»*
on Buelal betterment with 'lie bril
liant Ktarw from the chandelier
overhead 1 led In dartlti-' barbs
of light frtMn Him top of her nodding
bead' filte a look lowai-l Mary
(>«r<la>i. punctuating even fluMer
of Haloing* aeven veils with a dip
•f a fggitnt ttrfrflTti toil
ssi£&&&l3*,a
t- n»-*r» t* Ta<
Shoes at
Special
Prices
Tor raid e»-a*"ti buyers In our
basement saleeroom w, are of
fering be 'er prices than e*er
In sfwe h>i Ihe entire faintly
lligt. ■>p boots far men Ik>> -
and glrla. In material t< •
the had weather. at prlrea that
are extremely low
T urrcll
Shoe Co.
122 Marlon St., ar »03 2nd Awa.
*e1 kw. schemes by
PETTY GRAFTERS IN'
DENTISTRY REAP BIG
HARVESTS.
I'ROMIHKH OK "PM DISCOUNT!!
"'TT IIATKH." lAINI.ttSS I KN
TISTRY AND Tin: rsrc OF I"A 1.1
r ICTITiOUS and HfOH-SOUND
INO NAMKS Altß KMIT>OYKI> l< Y |
T«» SKI'AIIATH TIIIC
I ? NWAIIY FROM TIIKIII COIN
"It I* Kaay to Fool the I'uWfl' on
I>*r t«tl Wi ik." la the nxtto %o many
4entlste woik <>n. ami It I* tru*. t * «"
average person knowa very little
about dentistry. .
I am not an alarmist hut I feel
that I Owe It to myself and to u
|on»j suffering public to caution
I arulnftt the far-fetched nn»l Impos
ed) la promise* mmlo bv ponif of ]
these human l«eche* Money la all i
th*% are after the" patron*' welfare
and th» reMaln ruinous effects «»f
their dental quackery matters noth
ing to the quack
There I* every bit «* much reason
why you should select > our dentlHt
with the same degree <>f cara as you
would your Cumlly physician.
Your teeth are part of you. and.
Ilk* flny other functional organ of
your hotly. nr« endangered. If not
i> '»lllvel\ rulnoJl hy neglect ami
faulty attempts at reatorauoih Oood
Cental work In hn;»oitai# to Vt»u.
and It I* ne.-fpaary that you know
your dentist and should carefully !
consider whether you desire to en
trust the welfare of your teeth with
a hired dentist of unknown Identity
or reputation.
I OIVK MY PBRBONAI. ATTEN
TION TO RAt'll I*ATIMNT, FMI'IiOY
NO TRANSIENT 111,1,1'. BUT DO MY
OWN WOTIK AND 'AM PHHHONAI.
i.Y RRHPONHIBMQ FOR SAMW MY
CIiARUMH AHIv JUST KNOUQII T< »
ACCOMPLISH TIIE BEST IN DKN
TIBTRY AND TO A HSoLUTKLY
GUARANTEE THE UHfctULTS
lilt. 1.. O. QUANT,
204-5 Liberty Building.
Cor. Third Avenue and Union Street
Oppoalta PoatofflCa
WHAf MEAN'S THIS? LEAP
. YEAR'S OVER, AND CUPID
HAS CEASED HIS LABORS
Hfenny failed to show ii|> %•
the courthouxe ii lit 11 l«t'' Thuimll>
afternoon All dm the fliet .bun
lliess day irt the new J*ar thorn
Ituil been u lull
"Maybe It'* four of the 19)3
hoodoo," ventured Marriage l«l
--tense Clerk
"Mayb" It's because leap year*
over ni«4 tin- male Mp#cfei< Ih slow lii
takliiK over lt>i uUI prerogative,"
suacested t>' puty Auditor
1i«( old f> Voree was Johnny-un
file spot .id rlKtit to start off U»"
new ye«r
The flrat divorce complaint filed
In MH3 In Kliik county was tl.m of
SAY AUTOISTS, PUT SADDLE ON YOUR
RADIATOR AND GO HUNTING -GREAT
Here'* the flrnt rune on record of un automobile running down a
deer It happcued on the road near Newcomb, N. Y. The machine, a
■mall runabout.' hit the an'tnal whllo It win crossing the roml The
Impact hilled the «leer and knocked the nuto Into a gully beside the
road. It overturned, and van blown to pieces by a Kaaoltne explosion.
The occupant* escaped with slight Injuries.
OLD FARMER
PENS VERSE
ONNEWYEAR
An old farmer,
aged "0, Uvea on
• f ln«- lZacre
farm of his own
<mt In the Yaki
ma valley u<ar
Suntußlil" II e
has been a farm
vr ever alnre he
was a boy back
In Kuox county,
Indiana And ha
ha* been a farru
•r a* en while he
baa taught si iio>>l
and attended
•toni of itf" Ivw
•r houac of the
legislature
Mile* Hooper
r ilut always, whm
the evening Oi>ui<-> and the du> *
i horea arc done. he takes down
"»< of hli* favorite l>o<»k» from the
shelf, or baul* out his Ink and
f< tp. inul sets down this
thoughts In vnM or ptKK'
III* name li- Miles M Hooper
(Hiring a holiday visit to the home
of hi* son, t'barl< It M< "per, 327
iliegier St li<- ha* written these
I New Year'* ver*e* for The Star
Not mvywr, M the flippant tongue
•adh nay.
lot ■ Mew YEAN. Mat In Ml* cal
endar
' To tfw e«e jwet part; not dead. Ho.
never are
i.lfd'e sea* »*•<■» *»as ttialr Inmoit
pat* do May
for. ante w>an la rtat man aeve in
that way.
T»«» fa themselves In MS by deeds
Ihet mar
1 ia good in we. but moat by deeds
that war
W>th •«>! in we till pood wins the
My.
Crawl thia, O Ood. that in the fixed,
far faea
That ithi own hand is moulding
now far ma.
No dead In tHis new year or any
next
I'rocrat >i| out of ma snail leave
one trace
But what, unshamed, may be con
st r«»ed to ba
As of tha valua of some golden ta*t
FORGIVES WIFE,
THEN KILLS HER
AND HIMSELF
IIBI.I.POUT. N Y„ Inn I.—Pil
lowing » reconciliation b> some si*
weeks. Henry C Kdey, a wealthy
rallied Wall st. broker, shot and
killed his young wife In their home
on (Ireat South Ha? earlv today,
and (hen blew out his bralne. Mrs.
Rley, who was 12 years yotmger
than her husband, left him last
summer for a younger man.
PROGRESSIVES TO
ATTEND ROUND-UP
Onimum ilwl J. A ftkon
or and .1 XV BrvMi proi:reH>.|*w<
will attend (ho big H»«tern Wash
ington ronndup of bull moose at
Hpokune on January 8 Will H.
furry president of the I'rosn j-hlv n
l.eague of Ki">! county. will ;ilao be
present, If pr»«ntt»ln
The Spokane conference will ad
journ In !lin<> fur the tilt doing* of
statewide nlzc at Seuitfe on .Inn
nary 10 and 11. when alt "the pro
gressive members of the legislature,
the state central eommlttee, pro
grus lv» edltois, count; chairmen
and others will ret together
HERE'S ANOTHER
TO FIGHT TAYLOR
NEWPORT, Wash., Inn. 3.—
Pen d'Oreille ecMiniy will send un
anti-Taylor man as lt» first repre
sentative to tho legislature. Nom
ination* for n successor to the late
Representative S. J. Appleman.
who succumbed to an operation
about two weeks IIKO, closcd lust
iilßht. anil the republic aim derided
not to content for the place. The
riiro Is btWi lli Jensen. <iu>
Kiessive, and Alva S Sherlock, item-
ORrat, and both arc against Howard
I). Taylor for speaker. * ,
WON'T RAISE SIEGE
UPON ROCKEFELLER
NaW YORK, Jn, B.—Houm Ser
geant at \r ifil Kiddtll io<la\ Ik In
voatlgating tho report front Hrun
V irk, (la., that Wm. Rockefeller,
Standard Oil inamutte, wanted as a
witness before ih» house "money
trust" probe committee, sailed from
Jekyl IsllQtl Tuesday on an Hidden
tlfled yacht, for Bermuda. Rlddcll
thinks the report Is a ruse, and
says he will keep the small army
of deputies camped about tho New
York homes of the oil magnate until
the subpoena Is served.
LOS ANQEIjKH - Hundreds of
ckks rolled Into Ixis Angeles post
office sub stations yesterday in/Hie
parcel post. They camo from siwta
liarbara.
fllnln .1 tones against Robert A.
Jones, auditor for the Northern
I,lf> Innnwii e #
nil'- iillegcn that for the put five
years there has bee a an Irrecon
eiUW" Ineonipailblllty between
rtl' m, to Stub lit! extent that they
could not a «ren even on trivial
thing* They were married in
llutte, Mont , October 14, IttbO, and
have two children.
Mrs .lone* Ik auk Inn for a dl
vision of $25,000 property, |lf<o
temporary alimony, the custody of
the children and 91,000 attorney's
fees. Jones, she allege*, earns
$0,000 per year.
HALTIMDRK, Ml) Gen Itobert
Murray, aged 81, 1* dead here to
day. Mo w»» Burgeon general of
the t'nlted States array from IHH2
to iß*«r..
New Plan
Attracts Mani
rows to ti soi» m emurs-
Al $35, m $135 AND SO »
Fin* Opportunity for Students and Beginners t» w
• Good Piano far Little Money j
Y> sterday Filers Mualc House be-
Kan Its semiannual elf arauca. All
the piano* that have been accepted
aa part payment on now unci have
h' ■n MM ::ibi'd for clearance and
lin re was a lively crowd of unolc
lovers on hand when the big music
■tore opened In the morning
Piano* In Group*.
The plan of arranging all these
u*od pianos tn groups. A. B, C and
m on, at $35, $f.:t and $136, ap
pealed to thrifty buy* tp. and the
[day'* aalfs are the biggest in any
January «»!• as a result of this
system and the prices.
No Profit Making.
The concern Is not after profits,
and frankly says so. Thi> main
Idea Is to clear the floors of the
used pianos, players and grands.
Consequently the buyer haa all the
advantage. Pianos ran be bought
now for far less than they cost to
make. Imagine buying a full-
Kiown l lano for thirty-five dollars,
a pla>er<piano for $325, a grund for
$365.
Terms as Easy a* Ever.
Nor Is It necessary to par cash,
save In the class "A" (the pianos
at $35) - these are for cash only,
j The pianos at $«9. at $135 and at
$23. r > at* all to t>e soid on terms of
five or ten dollars down and, say,
f1»«- or *lx dollar* a month.
Any one of the used pianos In
the sale may be exchanged later for
BUY BY PARCEL ?OS\
Reduce the high cost of living by purchasing
supplies direct from producer. Not altftie do yo«i
save money, but you are thus positively assured oil
fresh products.
DUKOtSS CRABS
BY PARCH. POST
• Boiled and Sent By Mail
===== Sa me Day =====
Anc * y° u £ et »
fresh, one large and
one small crab, or two mediums. «
• O |
Dungcnesg Crabbing Co., Dungcncss, Wash.
R-U-PARTICULARo
About your shoe Impairing? If so. take It to ths
MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL—6I3 SECOND AVE.
All work guaranteed. We charQe no more than others.
FOSS inaugurated!
BOSTON, fun. :i -CiiKftM J/
F'f v » ii irn'wi icvemor ( J
Jim h. I• H foi a third
liPmi j. ii r<l i 'inventor
h democrat, war mentioned ( |jl*
l»ri xl'l'-ritlal |K»-iilbllljr at the l!,Jp
morn conven'lon. T
STOMACH UPSET?
SOUR? CASCARETs
Sluggish bowels rjnJ
sourness tnd]
food fermentation 11,
T)im( awful eourncKS, bel' bln* J
acid and foul Kan*, thai pal: 3
tin- pi' of thi tornaeh, the hi
burn, nervousness, nausea, IjloaliJj
after eatlnic feeling of fullrie««
«lne*>. anil l< . ht-ailfw he. me»n J
disordered ptomach. which
tie regulated until you remove H W,
1' Isn't four stomach's (ad I
Your stomach Is m good as any. L
Try V'ii ' ar« iH, they Immediate)] V
eIMUIM tad regulate the ntomsjj I
remove ft nmr, un<llre»t*-d f
fermenting food and foul f
take the eim« bile from the ||v (
| and carry off the constipated waeti i
matter and poison from the ia
te*t|ne> and bowels. Then -
sloma< h trouble Ik ended. A ('«*
Caret tonight will stialgbten yof
out by inorn'ng a 10-ceat box frrj)
I any drug nlore will k*»p your stajE
Inch sweet liver and bowela
| ular for months. Don't forget t^E 1
children their little Inside*
[good, gentle cleangln, too. ▼
a new piano—this exchange pn
liege being good for one v«ar. |
this way the buyer has the prlrllJ
M using the piano for a full yd
without having to pay for it
Sale Reiunnd Thi* Morrrtß^
The sale Is resumed this m«|
Ing at » 11 clock. Mail order* *s|
telegram:- will be filied. frevldie
money 1* gent at once to a hot
good faith, Some of the piano* 4
the sale and the prices are as fol
lows:
Story k Camp Parlor I'pright |
now $35; a g miine Pianola, wg
roll)- of music, cost originally $:!$
Is also $:;5; a Stein way piano l|
$66, so Is a Fischer An Angela
player which was $300 1* also $$$
Anj of these may be had fori
cash and $5 a month.
The "C ' group Includes a Ptanof
piano whii h Is $136; a Kohler J
Campbell. I.akeslde and Johnsoa*
all are $135.
The group of Grand* include* tk
SUinway, Smith & N'Uon. I>e*ti
an<l llallet # Davis Grand*—ail ■
to go at $365—and the terms n
be $35 cash and the balance wltkl
reasonable lime, say three year*.
There Are Many Mara.
The list could be In
the foregoing will show the
buying r r Seattle'a thrifty pw
h*B In truth ;.rtived gaULwf
continue until the entA stem I
used pianos i* < losed c*t, *
EILERS MUSIC HOUSE
3rd and University St., Seattle

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