The Seattle star. [volume], January 13, 1913, Image 8

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* freirt man takes long vacation* because he can afford Vw, and
Hot because his labors for th# people are ao arduous. °
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS GET
OON JOB; SHERIFF CUDIHEE.
RETAINS MANY DEPUTIES
Nine judges of the U|H >i»r court,
four Justices of the peace. tw«
county commissioners, ami nine
other county ofi ilais today began
thctr term* lu office The
superior r. ur' nulc - -eno tour
years. a* dor* Couul> t'ommia
Blotter Hamilton. The othel* serve
two veers
lit(i j..im K Humphries i* the
new superior conn Judge, succeed
Inn Judge It. \ I*. M»ers. The
others are Judge* Ronald, Al
bcrtson. Frater. Tsllman. Dyke
Kan. lillllam. Ma< kltitosh and Kv
erett Smith.
Otis \V Drinker la the new Jus
tlce of the peace, succeeding Jus
tie It It Geortic The others are
Justices Kreil Urown John K. Cat
roll, and J» hn It Oordon
Prosccutlx Attorney Murpn\.
Treasurer Will Hanna and lase*
nor Albert K Parish begin their
second term today Kd t'udlhee
succeeds Hob Hodge for sheriff.
Will K. Sickels succeed* his lather.
I>. K. Sickels. as county clerk Dr
J Tato Mason is the new cot oner,
SI. K. Durham, the new »U|i-rtn
tendent of schools. Arthur I' IH-n
ton. the new county engineer.
Byron Phelps the new auditor.
Chris Knudseu succeeds \' Itulh
erford as county commissioner, and
David McKensie Is the hi Id-over
commission.! for the coming two
years.
There were surprises in an
nouncement b> Sheriff t'udlhee of
the personnel of his office lorce
Of the 3U appointments. li> are
of men who served under Sheriff
Robert T Hodge t'udlhee how
ever, said some of the S| olnt
went* are only temporary.
The full list of appointments Is
•s follows
Ted McCormack, under sheriff;
It. C Thompson offtc. managei
A. Hutchinson, bookkeeper: tier
trude W:k.\ assistant bookkeeper
VE ARTIST WHO FELL OFF THE WATER
WAGON NOW GIVES AS HIS EXCUSE
* •' ■ ••••* -m l
I & (Santa™®. {
X Because you're hot. Because you're dry; or |
| Because ycu're cold; other reason why. .
E Because you're youns A.Toperr "7
H Because you're old, (sj|~ I'! I
|"' ■•y :< . ' —£,-< u _ |
HERE'S A CHANCE TO MAKE
NEW GRANDPARENT RECORD
How many grandparent* have]
jrou llvliik?
Are th< re any people In Seattl
with raorc than six grandiiai-nts
alive today? If ».). hi* many '
In the accompanying Item you
nill n< tire that Hear) Hittson of
Fort Worth. Texas. claim* to have,
seven living grand anc»ntorii
Me also claims this In lh«- record
The Star douhts it.
Look at the time* you bin seen
picture of Koiir g aerations, itnl
DoubledT
Vision v
(Saves two pair of Glasses)
I will fit you with Double Vision
(far and near) lenses, mount"<i In
a gold filled (guaranteed 1 frame.
Including an accurate examination
with mcdern appliances. $''• <>0
These Glasses are made to order
In our own factory.
W. Robson, Oph. D.
460462 Arcade Bldg.
Fourth Floor.
Cut thi* adv out.
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to \"i '.«n fin'l t. ff i • ft n«-r H
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root *< ii i*' MiMf ly fcfori'- that
will li'>'l th' it: In {»ln« '• I)nr» t
B t ••• t
,tf ■ ' it . t«-•» i;t ♦'
Mr . • roc nn
I i SS;go
1 !""■ " 35.00
■ SI.OO .
I I'llllnKS si.'ocl
■ itt 50g
1 50c
■ \. ",ur[ ion v inr i nt< «•<]
■roi uf <-! y pfilril' ** W«' rinpl'f.
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■ » atUrn' to tl !* work / ,
■ A?r Work finlnl. «H*
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■ nr.Min.t ti- (lo.ttUfttft, Wf Mnj/ioy
■ no >tii<l«'nt».
■ Jv*amfri«Unn
■ Offlr* 11 o 111 y, fi 30 n. m to 7
■ p m. Hundfly*. ?» (HI J p m.
■ iMsly attendant.
1 Union Dentists
I Third nnit I'lfcr. :»«:••;. I'lke.
and stenographei , May V\ Kmc
nei. WMijHPIWn A. i.
Chnrlea Gardiner, W. J tlrlfiith,
Joe tirlley, 0. M l.i iithton. W 11.
Meyers. I, W. Nelson. I W Hob
erts \V I'. Rodisers, I, W Simp
BO*. Mill Star* I' 11. W K Sulll
van, William Zlmmeiman. (•"rank
Ware, deputies Ternnce U'Hrlen,
jail superintendent; K. 1" llrewer.
I'hll Holland. John Kulles, I I
Spalght, James Sullivan. Julian
Schmidt, (alters, I'aul K. Molir,
baker: William Pickett, cook; II
Iteel.e, chauffeur; M K Kleece. M
II McOregor. Mrs. Dsborn, ma
trons.
In the Othsr Office*.
County Auditor elect llyron
Phelps retains neatly all of the
present olflce force for the
present
Chief Deputy A D llairal nn
nounced the folio* ins appoint
ments
(I M S|>ear. chle' clerk, W W
Castle audit clerk. T A llayden.
index clerk; Thomas White, vault
clerk.
EVANGELIST RAPS
SECRET SOCIETIES
Secret societies came |u for n se
vere Jolt Sunday night In a sermon
at Ike Capitol Hill tabernacle, do
llvered by KvangelUt Itlley He de
clared • hti secret society was
cowardly, and that the only mem
hers who accomplished any good
were the ones who belonged to
churches.
No secret society, he sn'd, was
fit to be mentioned In the same
breath with a church, and none had
lever done any good for any com
munlly The late Robert 1! Inger
soll also received a little of the
evangelists thunder Rev Itlley de
dared that the noted lecturer and
writer had denied ttod for il) cents
i a head "
[every now and then one with "five " j
There mutt he a regular army !
with four grandpaients alive, and '
plenty with five So The Star ex
to receive a goodly number I
jof amwi'ri from children with *U. 1 1
There ought to be some will)
o«vfn here also. HI T WHAT WK
* *
* FORT WORTH, Ten—Hen *
* ry Hittson, 11 months old, *
* probably holds the world's rec- *
*ord fcr living grandparents, of *
* whom he has seven *
* H» it the son of Mr. and *
* Mrs. J. H. Hittson, a con- *
* tractor. His grandparents *
* arc: * 1
* Mrs. Marie Hittson, 52. fath- *
*er s mother (his grand- *
* moth«r). *
* Mrs. Francis Anderson, 78. *
* father's mother's mother (his *
* great grandmother). *
* Mrs. Elizabeth Hittson. 75, *
* Cisco: father's father's moth- *
* er (his great-grandmother), *
* Charles Tiller. 58, Chicka *
* sha; mother's father (his *
* grandfather). *
* Mrs. Hulia Tiller, 55, Chick- *
* asha: mother's mother (his *
' * grandmother). *
* Mil. Christiana Sneed, 78, *
* Auguta, Ga ; mother's father's *
* mother (his great grand- * j
* mother). * |
* Mrs. Mary Cullen, 78, Black- *
* well; mother's mother's moth- *
* er (his great grandmother). *
* *!
ItKAI.I.Y WANT TO FIND IS ONE
I WITH KIOHT.
i (!et busy and look up your family j
history.
Write to the ' Grandparent* Ed !
j I tor" of The Star after you have
found out. giving name* and ad-
I dresses of living ancestors.
SAY BOYS STOLE
31 AUTOMOBILES
I.OS ANOELKB. .lan. 13 —
'o i. N'el on, 1", aftd Edw Frame. 16. j
are under arrest here today, and
|ioilc< detecti vi h aHSHrted that they ;
can explain th"> dlsapiienranee of.
thirty aulomoblle* from I/>m An i
geles In thre«- inonthn According '
to the officer , the Imij i have con
fesKed to appropriating carx. strip
|iini! them of tires and other val
uables. and abandoning them They
*111 answer In the Juvenile court.
FIVE MANIACS RUN
AMUCK; KILL ONE
KI.VAH, Portugal, .lan , 13 One
|.er*on wan killed nnd nine serious
ly Injured yesterday by a group
of five terrified maniac* who had
retained bv firemen from nn
insane asylum In the outsklrt* of
thi* city which had caught fire
'i hey bad some Iron rod* from a
• rap hei. ft ajd ana' id e vet •. one
jl-liey raet. I
IT'B THE "possum post" in |
Georgia, according to a rural
mail carrier, who says Uncle
Sam has placed him in "a devil
of a fix" delivering parcels.
i 'i 1 iii r i,,ience Pni in.
i 30, nnd 30 times a millionaire, de
clared lnnane when lie lioiight a
castle In Spain, has been iiinuotmi
jcd natie again.
TODAY WE ELECT WOODROW OUR PRESIDENT
AND "WOODY" DOESN'TCARE A BIJ IF IT. IS THE UNI.UCKV l.»IH
This I* the flr*t "thirteenth"
of the first "thirteen" year this 1
Rood old world lias bad for HIO
years, Hut the day Is laden with
no bad luck, take the word of
President elect Wood row \\ I! son
for that. He says that thirteen
Is the luckiest number conceiv
able, and when two of them come
I together on a day they w ill turn
the blnesi 'blue Monda> Into a
day of rejoicing.
Today the electoral college
meets and formally "elects" Wood
row Wllhoii 2kth president of the
V S A
While being the second Demo
/ Tne
mws
A real train collision I* aftown
in The- K v il»'- Ord«t <>»
the Albanian today. j
. . .
A conflict between lal»>r an I '-'I'
Hal In d'-pictrtl In rit"' U'«*
Strike," *hl«k itiarli Tuesday at
the Odeon. Thrlllmit featurea of
!he play are a 90-foot dll# to aafcty i
and an Inaianrc of clrcumalanUal
evldeoit.
• • •
fhr Hit*' Of A tfn»k«\ |»li»> in*
at the Alharabr». *how* to wbli
toill# tn«*n will go f«»r «
little Jolt of bun )«*<*«•
• • •
Our little friend. the "Than
houaer Kid." to at thr Grand.
• • •
At the Alhan&ra Unt'l Thursday
",\«-vcr Too I .ate to Mend. Ibe
It.nt Man Wlna." "The HH.< of a
Snake. The Knlae Order
• • •
At Ye College Playhoute Until
Wednesday-
The Girl In the < abooae." "In
to the (tannine." fvttin* lud of
Trouble." "lie M»»t Have « Wife
• • •
At the Melbourne Until Wedneeday.
Helen tlardlier In ' Cleopatra
• • •
At the C ty Until Wednesday
Gold and liroaa, "She Slopt
Through It All." "Almoat a Hero
• • •
At the Circuit Until Wednesday.
"The Great Sacrifice. When
Her l>ove Grew Cold.' "A I'oor
lloob " "The Ml* up."
• • •
At the Dream Until Wedneiday.
"WUea of Jamestown," I*'v«i
'in'' nquer;>tile I'athe h I'lctorlal
Kerlew."
• • •
At the Crown Until Tuet'lay
•The Grit of the Otrl l>l>'«ra
i.her," John Itunny In "Itunny a
Hut. lie, She Wanted it Hoarder, '
( The Sheriff* I'rliwmer,"
• • •
At the Grand Until Wednetday
Marti' K.I I ii' In The llooni'-ratm
'Lumbering In Texas, llalkan
I Waa Plctur«s"
• • •
At the Coliseum All Week.
The Iftiz I'endleton, Ore . Hound
-1 up.
yketh&xlres
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There nre two things that slick In
the memory of all who witness ' A
Modern Kvp," which opened at the
Moore Sunday night They are the
song, Good l, - 1..* rybod>. and
the marvelous brain-reeling, danc
Ing of the Miller team.
That sonK *et everyone humming
and whlntllnK It ban a melody and
hwliik to It that make* It hard to
forget.
Th» danrlnir of the Mlller« r.>ni<
pretty near being the moßt wonder
ful of It* kind ever seen here. The
Miller*, a younic rnnn and woman,
glide out on the mane to waltz,
time, then dance madly around and
around. They twirl, duck, Jump, re
solve themselves Into human top*,
all the while keeping perfect time
to the mu*l« Their performance
j wo* a iW/'.y twirl r.f flying figure-
Tlx' whole dhow In clever. It In
a typical Mort Hlrifc> r production, n
bunch oT hiidkm. almoat, bill not
quite, held together by a negligible
plot. Hut the homkk are good, the
Hlnßer* prf'tl J and pfjKttetlnerl of lotn
of "pep," and have fairly good
voice*, and the ro«tuni"a are quite
at untiltiK. There are no dull mo
UK'tita rlurltiK the two n< tn oud the
aii'tluM'*' Hundajr .• it
their ti -irt> endowment.
APPOINT NEW COPS
thief of Police llnnulck ha* ap
pointed the following new patrol
men. • They will take places made
vacant by promotion:
ltohert Htewart, Frank 1,. Florn,
liOiil* W. .Miller, tl, M Car*on,
Frank K. lliiko M. M Freeman
(iiiHtiiv A. StoraaHll, Frank I nini
man, H. C. Griffin, John Ue lioer
and 11. C. Garland.
Tl-IF seAtti f star
crat since lluehanan left the White ,
House, he will also be the 13th j
occupant of that mansion since j
"Much" left
Thlrteens |>op up In Woodrow
Wilson here and there.
Then- are Just 13 leiter* In
Woodrow Wilson's name; 13 In hi"
wife's name; 13 In his daughter
Kleanor's name, 13 In his daugh
ter Je»»le W. Wilson's name
lie bud I,'•••*i I I \, uis at I
Princeton when hn win chosen
president of the university , and be
was president 13 years The total
of numerals 1 S I X, the year he
was nominated and elected
president, I* 13 He got 13
for thanksgiving, and 13 children'
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
Newi of the Day Coaden*ed for Busy People
Suharrttier* t THe •aattle
w I:: > 'f>r•% f» rby nntlfjrli a
It la nffl. « »t on. • "f «»• *
ure to eecure prompt anil "*■
alar delivery «»f thn paper. or
an/ attempt t« mlilUtut" an
other Miirr for The W** l ' l
Htar It u the de'lre of the
management l>> e-**».ro t* * 'a**
e«rM»« f■.ll all, and '.. *npni•
ar« civen n urlr ua an I IIM'W'
attention If rour t>ap r tal<»
to arrlia a' > rl*l ' "J
o'cloefc kindly phone thte > tn r «
• I 0r... Main HOO Aak
Hie Clr- ulalton Uepvrtmoot
TIIK AN.NTAL meeting of the
Kluk fount v Humane »<m iety will
I held J .'1 1: ' ■ ■ >k I Ui-»
day
AUTO TRUCKS are to ban
lih th« army mut*.
TIIK COM M 111 A River Orchard*
company, l»e Lum a 111 fated devel
opment pmje< t, la again In the
court*, thla time on another peti
tion to place the company In i«auk
ruptey. The petition wan filed Sat
urday by three creditor* of Uw
company.
PRICE OF gasoline has gone
up another acant.
EKDKHAI, JI IKJE HOWARD. In
a ruling handed down Saturday, de
eland that an alien minor. Iwiwwn
the aura of lit and 21. I* possessed
of enough intelligence to declare
lila Intention to btrnmr a cltlren of
this country, mi matter If he rtW
not cuNi'i to America with bis
patent*.
A SUFFRAGETTE has pro
claimed herself a candidate for
president of Franc*.
nKiti,i\ accootmno to gov
ertltnent ai Mistical fit urea Issued,
labor conditions In 1812 were
worse thiwi In 1911.
AT A fire In Bt. Lou<a a wom
an saved her pet dog and for
got 11,600 In jewels.
CAIRO, 11,1, On account of an
epidemic of cerebrospinal menln
(titl» at tiaie 30 miles north of
Cairo, a quarantine was drawn to
day by surrounding towns, and no
one Is allowed to pass
"RECOGNIZING" CHINA will
be harder W-.an ever when she
gets on her new clothes.
HAN FRANCISCO—Up to date,
ll.' ,000 worth of parcel I H) Hi stamps
have been sold at the main twist
offl • l' ie and »«."■>«> at outside
stations.
CAT THAT figures in all the
shipwreck stories is on eshibl
tion at Madison Square garden.
RAN FRANCISCO.—WaIIace I
Poland, former bookkeeper for the
International Harvester Company
of America, pleaded guilty In Su
perior Judge Imnne'H court here to
embezzling JM.ooo and was nen
teiii id to seven yearn In San Quen
tin prison.
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
of Italy Is the only monarch In
the world who has the right to
vote.
EI'OKNE, OH. Thi> g|y love Rod,
Cupid, will be forrcil to praolicfi
-•r>•'■»?> to circumvent the rule
that. eollege boy* may not visit ro
eds except on Friday and Saturday
eveulng' , and then must In- khiic by
!> o'elixk.
PACKAGE OF two dozen
eggs was shipped by parcel
post from one Delaware town
to another. Chickens arrived.
It's winter now remove tliv shredded liny
And other l»r«-nkfn»t foods of lighter weight?
Much nlry stuff Is wholly out of date;
"tli'K on-Hit' steanishlng iuuhli to mnrt the dny
Thou, when I hnve THAT nicely slowed away,
With steak nnd fried potatoes fill my plate.
Or ham and eggs oh. say, It's HIMI'LY tiItKAT
To hoc such vittles nnioklaj; on the tray!
And then tho buckwheat rakes! Oh I enn eat
Kuril fare tin THAT as l"»jr as It will come;
Tingling with ]oy from palate "Mown to feet.
t pour tho Hlrup out and then yum, yum!
OS grub liko thai I'd fight a foreign flout.
And put u health food army on the bum!
iHirn ou election duy were named
for him.
ll win* on Krlday, Aug. 13, when
Oov, Wllaou occupied chair 13 in w
I'lilliiiun car from New York to Hea
illrt, that ho fir*! failed attention
to UM M that IS la a lucky
11 •lit 11 >•-r 'I he train reached Bin
(Slrt at 11 I i At 13 minute* after
one o'clock, that betnK the 13th
hour of the day, ho received a lei
ter from Ilia jiolulral maiiaiter
«uo<urttiK him that there wrouldn t
I t alatca go atfiiluat him at the
election.
And today. thla 13 of all I's'a.
the electoral college will tap the
(ilenHlelit elect on the uluiulder
ami nay. Woody, you're IT."
HT PKTKHtJMt'RCJ — Husalan
military and naval new a by Imperial
edict, cannot no* be publlahed Ufl
til It la a j car and a day old.
ASSOCIATION OK red shingle
mauufartiirera will meet at the
Arctic club Saturday night for their
annual banquet meeting.
TWO MH'iR audience* heard
lllahop It J Cooke of Portland at
the Hrnt Metliodiat church Hunda>
I'ARIS A street car pickpocket
took $12® from a |<ollce Inspector In
uniform, uti-alu K 'he officer a wal
let.
JACOII IIAMMKH, 6*. of Color
ado Spring*. had a premonition
that he would die soon Yeaterday
he had hi* will drawn. He died
early today.
VIKNNA. —A farmer In on trial
for murder of a bicb he t«ig had
been iiuporlMl. because an actor,
made ii|> aa a priest, obtained a
roufeaaioti from bI in while the
farmer was *ick.
CHICAOO — ANDREW KROW
crylk waa hungry, hut when he
found a nickel In his pocket he
apwit It entering the elevated rail
road Me thr« w himself In front of
an spproacMng train, but he will
live.
Peal .
- o
HOOF or the Baltimore jail
wii blown off In a atorm, but
the 60 priaoner* were literally
too frightened to eecape.
IN WEST MIODLETOWN.
Pa., a coffin dipped into an
open grave, at the bottom of
which a grave digger waa at
work, hilling him Inatantly.
CHICAGO.— FRANK EAST
MAN. bigamist, signed the
pledge not to drink. "I always
marry when I'm drunk," he
said.
CHICAGO.—THK Ideal son 111 law
»a« found In Wni Ereedman He
had supported his father In-law and
mother-in law for seven years. He
finally complained lhat the former
Wiut always drunk or asleep.
RERUN —IT will cost »35 to
'Turkey Trot," "Bunny Hug" and
"OrlMly Hear" In I'hemnlt*. ae
cording to an ordinance panm-d by
the town council.
PARIS MEN'S hats In two eol
ors art' the latest Pari* wrinkle
{trims and crowns of another color
are the combinations. In black and
whit'-, black and brown, green and
white, etc.
NEW YORK. —Alleging that her
dentist pulled a |»erfectly good
tooth, following a discussion about
an old bill, Mr* Mary 7, . M.y
sued him for $10,000.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J —
Margaret Mattan, 3, was stran
gled to death by the reins of a
Christmas hobby horse.
NEW YORK Saying that her
life has been one long headache
since her marriage. Mrs Rae Wles
hiiutn sued for separation as n
cure.
HIVKHIIKAI), N. Y.—Mis* Esther
Harris, who walked out of the Jail
with thi> Jiiller's key*. In harrod
from returning. Warden Conktlo
changed all llie lock*.
NEW YORK. —Tlioa. Gannon,
who received $- from Frederick
K|«.<iki> for killing Christopher I.ar
»«n, wan aenteneed to 12 yours in
prison.
FREDERICK &. NELSON
A Special Selling of Toilet Sundries
Note the Low Prices
FACE CREAMS
Klcayj Cnani or Cerate,
33c.
Graham'* Kosmeo Cream,
29c.
Pond's Vanishing Cream,
14c ami 39c.
Peroxide Cream, 15c.
Sanitol Cream, 12c.
Scmptv Giovine, 2)c.
1' oinpe i a n Massage
Cream, 2"c.
Casimcrc I'loral Cream,
29c.
Satin Skin Cream, 14c.
Stillman'-. Freckle Cream,
2*»c.
DENTIFRICES
Peheco Tooth Paste, 2*>c.
Kolynos Tooth I'a&te,
13c.
Lyon's Tooth Powder,
13c.'
Sanitol Tooth Powder,
paste or liquid, 12c.
Craves' Tooth Powder,
Bc.
Revelation Tooth Pow
der, 15c.
Euthymol Tooth
12c.
Calox Tooth Powder, 15c.
Rikcr *- Tooth Powder,
10c.
Glycothymoline, 39c and
73c.
Rubifoam, 15c.
PERFUMES
Mary Garden Perfume,
$1 45 or.
Roger & (Pallet's Fine
Kxtracts, 4*' c or.
Houhigant's Ideal Per
fume, $1 45 oz.
Piver's Perfume#, 55c or..
Querlain's Jickey Per
fume, 4*' c t»/.
HAIR TONICS
PinatidV Kan <!e Quinine,
2 f) c and (>c.
Newhro* Hcrpicide, 39c
and 59c.
Aver's Hair Vigor, Cfic.
January Sale of White Wash Goods
Till year's fir-t showing of the new purchases in staple and fancy white wasi
fabrics for Summer Wiiit*, and Lingerie, featuring numerous special values
Figured White Piques Specially
Priced—
New, soft-finished White Piques in
cluster-corded effect*, special 25c yard;
in figured and striped effects, 30c yard;
in new spot and small figure designs,
35c yard.
"Phantom" Cloth, Spccial—
"Phantom" Cloth i* a sheer, soft cot
ton fabric, 39 to 40 inches wide, desir
able for making fine lingerie. Woven in
pretty shadow-stripe effect. Box of 10
\ards, special, $2.75.
January Sale of Household Linens
Table Damasks
Towels and Towelings
Full-bleached Irish Linen Table Damask.
TO inches wide, in an assortment of floral
patterns, special 85c yard.
Full-bleached Irish Linen Table Damask.
72 inches wide, in floral patterns, special
$1.20 yard. Napkins to match, 22\22
inches, $3.50 dozen.
Full-bleached Irish Linen Pattern Table
Cloths. 70x70 inches, spccial $2.45; 70\S'i.
special $2. < >5: 70x106, special $.W>s. Nap
kins to match. 24x24, special $185 dozen.
The January Sale Bedspreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases
S F.AM LESS SHEETS, made lroni a strong ami durable grade of Meached imtslfc]
with 3-inch top hems. Three sizes, specially priced as follows:
72x90 inches (size before I 81x90 inches (size before I Bl\'>" inches ; si/«- beWp
hemming), special 50c. hemming), special 60c. hemming), special "sc.
Pillow Cases, wcll-fini -bed and made of Bedspreads, si/e "BxBB inches, spec ill
good muslin, 45x36 (size before hemming), $1.65,
special 15c each.
Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads in Mar- Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads, very i'" 4
m illes pattern, size 74x88 inches, spccial quality, in a good selection of patterns, six®
$1.45. 80j>88 inches, special $2.10. I
Pillow C*se» of closely woven bl< uhed innslin, 42x3t» inclu- (,-i/c befote (MNfl
tning), special 10c each. j| J j lla .
K ' 1 . _ . i- —llfdaill* >«•;
The January Sale of Undermtisliqs Includes:
° SKIRTS at 95c an!i upward. o° | PRINCESS SLIPS at *>5c and upward
DRAWERS at 45c and upward. O.OWNS*at «>sc and upward.
. COMBINATION'S at 95c and upward j
I NDEIW KITICOAJS at 45c and up- C HEM!SES AT 95c and u P «u.d. J
ward. CORSET COVERS at 45c and upward!
I On# can't bUftwfc man who for won*/ If ofci«oi» In Utd
gaiQhtrr v»«!<)<l.ny * poor m»n. I* a 'X' l *
FACE LOTIONS
Hind's Honey and Al
mond ("nam, 29c.
Benzoin and Almond
Cream, 18c,
Wisdom's Robertine, 33c.
('.o II r a II d's Orient al
Cream, 95c.
111 diii' I 1 r< ist ilia, 13c.
Woo db u r y'n Facial
Cream, He.
Fspey'* Cream, 14c.
Curosa Rose an<l Cucum
ber Jelly, 4c.
SUNDRIES
Toilet C hamois Skins, 4c
and Bc.
S. & H. Antiseptic Corn
Files, Bc.
S<»lid Steel Seizors and
Shears, 50c.
Buffers, assorted shapes
and sizes, 35c.
TOILET SOAPS
Ctiticura Soap. 13c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap,
14c.
"4711" Soap, 10c cake.
Roger & Gallct's Soap,
23c.
Jergen's Violet Glycerine
Soap. Bc.
Conti Castile Soap, 59c.
I.a Primera Castile Sor.p,
7c.
Physicians* and Surgeon*
Soap. 7c.
Fairy Soap, 43c dozen.
Pears' Glycerinc Soap,
12c cake.
Pears' t'nscented Soap,
10c
Parker' Tar Soap, 12c.
Sylvan Toilet Soap, a'!
odors, Bc.
Jergcn's Old Fashioned
Soap. Bc.
Armour's Monster Series
Soap, 4c.
Williams' Barbers' Bar
Shaving Soap. 4c.
I.ifc Buoy Soap, 4c.
Jap Rose .Soap, sc.
Palmolive Soap—o cakes
and 1 shampoo, 49c.
"Pride of the Spindle," 10 yards fflT
$2.50—
"I'riilc of the Spindle" is a new whitt
cotton fabric with soft, lustrous r nish,
thirty-six inches wide, and excellent fof
fine undergarments. Special, for tht
piece of 10 yards. $2.50.
Imperial Long Cloth, Special—■
Chamois-finish Imperial Ix>ng Cl->tk,
made from select grades of Sea Island
cottons, am! 36 inches wide. Special,
for the piece of 12 yards, $1.35,
$1.85 and $2.10. * _ Flr „, n J
Table Cloths and N \pkins
Examples of the Values:
Bleached Irish Linen Table Napkin*
Rood quality, 20\20 and 22\22, spec®
$2.90 dozen.
Full-bleached Linen Table N.ipkins, cool
texture, 22x22 inches, special $3.35 do/cfc
Linen Huck Towels, heavy and dtirabk
quality, size 20\3S inches, with scalLpcd
ends, special 25c each.
Bleached Linen Huck Towels, sire 20*
36 inches, with well-finished hemstitched
borders, special 35c cach. po-#
TALCUM POWDER
I,< Im & Fink'? l<ii erU
Talcum Powder, IB<.
Srjuibb's Talrum Poty#
der, 11c.
' Armour'* Sylva;i ralcnm
Powder, 12c.
Jtrgen's Ro - .m l V'io
lette de Lorme Talcttflg
I'owrlcr, !9c,
Babcock's Corylop»is "fal»
cum Powder, 10c. j
FACE POWDERS
La Blache Facc Pov <1m
29c.
Ja.a {£ice Powder, 24c»j
I'inaud« Ixiria I'aoflj
Powder, 19c. (
Roger fi Gallet"
Powder, 16c.
Roger & Gallet'' \'ioletw
de Panne Face Powder, 33fli
Piver's Fare Powder. ''JQjij
MISCELLANEOUS
Canthrox, 29c.
L,ustr-ite Nail Knamd,
13c.
Lambert's I.iMrrint He,
28c. 59c.
Menthofatum, 12c.
20 Mule Team .Bora O&j
Pond's Extract, 2*):.
Bathasweet, 15c.
Witch Hazel, 1 pt , i 6«.,
Blue Seal Vaseline, 4c. J
11 Perfecto Veda Rose
Rouge, 25c.
Absorbent Cotton, 18c. i
Mum, 15c.
Evcrswect, 19c.
Hygea Nursing Bottles,
9c.
Hygea Bottle N i>plc%
9c.
Sea Salt, 12c.
Touris's' packages of Pi
per Towels, sc.
Pcroxid* of Hydrogen, 6c,
10c. 14c.
Rubber Gloves, 33c pair.
BRUSHES
Hair Brushes, w 00l
backs, 55' and ? 1.00.
Nail Brushes, wood
backs, 10c awl 19c.
K lean well and Prophylac
tic Tooth Brushes, l'*c.