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1 CAFETERIA C
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KIWI SWING ECHINI (O¥P\HY
LOOK! READ! THINK!
'W.lv. f .. r,n of
LTo.n sf«ur». <n > r.««. la* |.re«r»m
L h .«k u r*. '•<" Thl.
PL Of «»• l-rl»'
eu>» »4 ■ !««•« « eao.ptle.
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CX- -"**' -* **«*»
ALBERT "ANSEN
Jeweler and Sllveramlth
U Now Ixvati-I at HU
New Stor*
1010 Second *»•- Near Midlwn.
BULL BROS.
Just Printer*
1013 TMIRO AIN 1043
. THE
CORSET
SHOP
215 Mndiaon St
Full line of lace
front and lace back
Corset*. $1.50 up.
Special Sale Thi»
Week.
Corset* Cleaned and
Repaired.
©
[%)
■ DM. L. R. CLARK. O. D. 8.
■If yoa wish dental work of the
Bbnt grmle. performed bv f«»
Hi. pip«-n«'n ->'l, skillful operators.
King up-to-date methods. you wilt
ftprtcUt* the comMrfktlon »» of-
Br our patrons. Krery operation
■jtown to dentistry performed
Without pain, with as m>ich (kill
had at half the coat that sny lei
flat In ha* e*er attended
lor this class of work.
Just think of getting a regular
extr.i heaTT $10 Gold frown for 11
or a 110 or 112 N»»rf Slip Plata
for We pin « guarantee to
e*sry receipted hill that means
•ometblcg
WE GIVE GAS
Regal Dental Officea
Or. L. ft. Clark, 0. D a., Manager.
1406 Third Av, N W. Cor. Union
Note: Bring tbls ad with you.
NU BONE CORSETS
taflalilf *llk llaaUrf
sv-i ri »FI r.** M% > K
rtiia.it 4n*.
wa*tei> % r\m>rn
t «ou]4 like n rn« ' ft « 'id. r-; ftklft
»ran wk" */ a • h*.
ki-»wa a fh!fi» »h •: ho aaai It It
vn'l »ak- ft fo" • bit the man m -ot
bo hoo*a' ftr.4 have c <>d i'uaifnafto Jud#
r.Mt M I. ia!'»*a lo *«'ib lor *d and to
paging »o.'l, f'*'• •• ft* and A J •
In my opv ;lts»o I • old to ohit
\ MM I
I Two Ranltftrr Ma.r Itaroa |
I Hftlf Droaatng vr •• • .* »» Fv«
■ M* «• * r
I I Tovpoft ft *{M>< 'a. eg
[ 1»t Wprtaift wt ll#t nra« %«
ALBANY CUT-RATE
DENTISTS
EXTENDED
We naa<i •. • p? »a'* ir ftt#*- 4 #
t» talk aIK • A - ha v« ni ore «o
t ftff A to • or.<l wo ho a
oit«r.d«>d '■ ,r cut rfttr a ur.- I January I.
11l 4.
*>j f nftfna aJor.o la o thot
Tour wnrk »J'! f-o aatlafw »'-ry ond of tho
I OMR T01»4% l»l»\'T I'lT IT n»|
Set of Teeth, Guaranteed fl*/|
Fit, now
Solid Gold or Porcelain
Crown ti J
Gold or Porcelain RriHfle
|Vork «p«J
> olid Gold* Fillings.. ?T»t UP
Fillinga r»0< > UP
Albany Cut-Rate Dentists
aecon*] I'l'Kir r,',pU'i M*nk HdlMlbi
a»'"»«t i-i k -
T«k« Ki.« ator or Walk t.'»
ODH I'RICRH WII.I. aiTRPRian TOO
WO«g WII.I, I'I.aAHE TOU.
DR. LINDA HAZZARD MUST SERVE TERM IN THE PENITENTIARY
WOMAN WHO MUST CO TO ft CELL
M- —i rwma u» inn tvltti IIIr trou
bla Hhfn | mi. is | |„ u „ a
»> ihar Tha l«al.t .Had at birth.
I am 11. «»«l Id Im ntarrM mi.iU
la a man I rmald ■•» Ilia «llh.>ut
Hhall | (all Kim ajmal ni> put una,
«r Mall unlit uftw aa ara iiiurrlnl *
lla la aura la flu.l l| a«l auin. Ilna,
«n.l I rmiltl mil iWHif ona I lota
Ml., (ifaj. If fua ww. In nij pl.«rw,
what j..n d..r I dm I tlk* la
ba>a him know It. hut I km-w t»* a til
find It a«l I Mill da aa »..n My ,
M* halp ma. mill HI KO
A Ttil* question In the hardest
I cv'T had put to m« liecause ev
pry hod y does not think as t do on
th* subject. Personally, If t were
sure he would find It out. I would
prefer to toll him myself And
»h uld he be so narrow iwhether
or not he had eyer erred himself)
as to condemn me. I would thank
my stars I had escaped marrying
surh a shrimp.
t'nder some circumstances, I
would keep still Not from fear,
but because I think the less nnwle
of last mistake* the better WE
ARE WHAT WE ARE TODAY—
NOT YESTERDAY. NOR THE
DAY BEFORE.
Q —Wa ara Iwa l«>*ely mala kit
law*. wha waal la find tw><l hatwaa
Oar mitires* la aary kind In wa. but
la anahla la ke#|> u* liar boy faand
a« w liea wa wera lirvd Inta Iba
* atreat In •Inrf
I. I luff» Kufflaa. awawer la my
a a —a. .ami ant a hewullful yellow
l'ee«laa. with long, hu«ftr tall.
drf<ur> fj>m awd Hr» plak mouth
I ilivul *1 h# bathed awd rwmlwd »ewr -
If aaary day
My r«»ni|mwlo% la « abort balra4.
perfectly blaek kit tew. of b«la« dla
(*-•*!t!«/w Ilia name la fUaeh liaby.
and wa wr» » fj f«-»d af ewe h other,
w»*d would tlk• |w gH a home to -
geiber and ba am# dear llMla
■in • t hritiiwai pe-«a «aw yon get
na aus b a home pha* l , l>e»«r Ml«a
tefay • TWO I. ITT I K KlfTr.N*.
II*? \S 'lid *M %orib llsillard tar
«J lam m a whit !•>*«• i»| •
aa with m««l<al talewt
I ha»«> mrits+m a *arj prHi» opera
•«Nf n«arda aad Mltak. I a»«M »"•!
wmiM latroaftiara It I *tah F««
«<>al4 fit# ma aui»» adilr# a* la
b«» TV I* l>*g In • M%llli|>r>r
A Your first move l» to get It
Into proper ahape. and hwe It
c. ;> right- I. then. If you know ■
imc *ln«er of reputation, you may
()• »;,!•> to •••II It Hut yon will
bav- to In careful that It In not
carried off without paid for.
Von ran get Information <>f copy
right by writing to tha Copyright
Uapt. Waablngton. I' C.
Anoth' r in' hod la to have a re-
Hub •• niualc company bring It out
and pay you a myalty. Hare noth
ing to do with a company that la
not Incorporated.
I am a «fta»ll f rm4rr jtmr
e» Ihmii', and aak fonr adtlfa the
aMwarf ilaia
%|? huaband a«<l mathw «l« a«t
!■ •litiii irrj iiWl anil wKhrr b»a
|n> IImI ua far (lirlalmna din
•• nil the r*at mt • »•*»
anil •l»f«-r* waul thrlr f .am II lea will he
Ihrre I would Ilia* tn go: knt n» f
haofcaad hi- will not — lhat I
rm If I « •«! ta» llntM adalaw no
m'< at do at 111 alnr al homo
|» mm do But |» thw# M M I* If
A —it aeema to me If your moth
er can overlook any difference*
•he and your hu*b*nd mav have
had. that your hu*band could do »<i
for one part of a day at leant
I'er* 'Rally, I tieliev In each In
dividual ple**lng him*e|f unleaa It
Infiingi-a >>n the right of other*,
and 1 am *ura your huaband would
not want you to refuae to eat dln
ln-r at hla old home. If you were
Invited I really cannot *ay Ju*t
what to doj but I do think he
al)»ul4 think It over In thla light
Karh of you ahould do pl« taantly
whatever I* done.
Q - trill r>n Hrlp '«' * I
nn li> i*H erprr for o»ma Mon nl a
oomli .ollrwnd otftttnfi I om Iwn
Inf In ' arc for «f tl»w »•« H*»
la good and atrnd. Jnat fit* kind n#
in m i on*>d aomaa l«"o I l»w||wan
l*« rarra a lit f la* for ror lor ho ni
mft aproha wwll of mo In ami
tfMla i■»• with rmoprit
Hat lie la »l»l«*"l l«» dl»n re oft
| waa innttlMl twn >en i* ago. hoi
foniid tnaa 'ole that my Imoliond waa
t.»in with an laeaaraM* dl«a»a# I
|~«I nil rraporl for him and loft
I ran ftrt .a flhorio ot a«| tllfie, hot
ha** aat lor I did a»« w loh It Thla
r.«cft ill! peolial"I» preaent thla man
telling aim he l«*aaoa me. o«e«i II ho
I like mg work here, land It la aal
lafaeforg to all Hknll I atag arid Irg
1.. ~»rr.onir ihl* lolwluatlon. or •*•*!»
work aolit* o#lmt film* m ? I run «>ii-||g
l«.i |t I am Juat jnaat til, and I
tmrm morm t»r thla man than hit I
o\er hnow. % I*MIH
A Yt»u w«-r# r*rtnlnljr Juttlfled
tn IfMvtriK your hiiMhand It wtnilr)
har«> r-n * rrflm* not to h«¥#»
r. »» Hinvlni?. ynu mlßht
hav« rhiUln-n Into
tht* world to Any man with
h grain of i«*oia rmi th* i*Mon-
Alili*n« Hi t»f a illvorra under «uch
clrruniKt Jin »»g
You tniiMt decide for your*elf
whether |ou »t«y, or (i.t Work vlati
where.
Or. Linda Haxxartf
j^OPPESPONDEN^
Q— la latruia puadrf *.r fara pew
dna lioti.if.ll la tha akin* II.• * ran
•Urda .hi «a ha mrf .till k*a>|»
that lutd; valval f Iwik* Mmj
thanks ft. |ti.
A A good talcum powder Is
harmless, except where the skin Is
very dry. In such rase. It can be
proenled from drying tho akin by
applying a good cr"«m first. Home
face powders are very Injurious.
Regular cleaning gasoline is the
only thing I can recommend for
cleaning suede lU> careful of fire.
t| —I am *er y much la naad «*#
ad V Ira, Mil WMt to khuM if I wrll»
»»o ftboui tha mailer, will »oa a -
»i ■ i »; i»
A -CortAln); All you h*v»» to
«Io U to «*nclon«* ii lUmpM), »Hf
«*nv<»loiM», and you will
a prompt r**p!y.
Q —Hill t m Ik in dl* furnUh ma
the for maklni (Mil* roar
bwwda* I knew Ihey tr* m of
aall Mid rwmafareh. but not know
llt« pwrlloaa |K» m<( go In Im twweb
I mn' ln |f )uq do airmdi p*»aa*a«
Ih* In form at lot*, far t"W lima nail
ba fully Hrrnplrtl
I oftea NoniUr katt rww k«l4 fair
pallrar# and I hop* lb* ( hrltlmaa
114# and >ew 1 Mar wa; krlai r«a
mm h happlaraa aa4 «•»..! rhm
>laay thank* V ft.
A.—Don't make me out a saint
I keep my patience by taking out
my Ire on the "Town In Kevlnw"
man. who Is go-id nattired. In spite
of his slams at# peop!*». Here Is
the recipe:
Corn Starch Beads
Two tablespoons corn starch,
two tablespoon* table salt, two ta
blespoons raw toilet nater or per
fume; add coloring until the de
sired shade Is obtained cook nntU
hard enough to roll Into hem's
Htrtng on hatpins until dry
This mixture does not shrink as
do the ruse petals, so make 'he
bt ids the size desired.
Q —la It proper for a f >nmg man
In « all <•« hla girl harrfimUd on *»un
da? f Tb# girl ohjocta
A 4 M>«K TO *ATI Mr.
A -Everyone ha* a right to do
exactly a* he plea*' l * In regard to
the amount of clothing he wear*,
providing he doe* not overstep the
law. no thla man ha* the exqulalte
right to go barefooted If he wluhe*
But he doea NOT have the rlcht
to Impoae lit* belief* on othera who
object If he want* to he clo»e to
nature, let blm go live In the
wood* At the very le«*f, he
■ honld keep out of *urh modern.
Civilized place* a* bouse*.
TOOK HIS SIXTY
With a badly brul*ed hend a*
proof of hi* *tory, J a me* llolme*
of Tacoma reported to the police
thla morning lh;tt two highwayman
attacked him Inst night nt Mnynnrd
av and l.ane *t. Holme* wa*
knocked down and badly beaten.
The thug* e*caped with hi* roll of
$40 The police are Inventlgatlng
the robbery.
TFFTP
(Before a visit to our office*)
Does Thin Remind You of
Your Case?
TEETH
#
(After a visit to our offlcee)
This, in comparison with
the above, will show you
what we can do for you Our
work is absolutely first class,
and within everybody's reach.
Ourtf Is Better Dentistry!
#
eastern painless dental
OFFICES
Cor. Fourth Av. and Pike Bt.
1505 Fourth Av.
Offlca Houra 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
WE ADMINISTER GAS
THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ?4, 101.1
DECLARES SHE
WILL TRAVEL TO
PRISON ALONE
"Well, If I muit o° prteon,
I ahall not wall for officer* to
coma and take ma there. I
ahall go alone, and preaent my
aelf at the prleon gate. My
enemlee have hetten me, but,
though I muel wear .> ehameful
garb. I am not dlagraced. For
I have not had Juetlce, and my
frlenda are true lam only one
more victim of prejudice."
Ho eiiM Dr Ultdi HnrflrM Ma/
mrtl today. In fori* tnkliiK a train
for Walla Wntla, *h»r« alio ninrt
etirve from two to twi'iity y<>ara for
th« mnnalnuKlltnr of t'lulrn Wll
llairiaon. n patient In the Hactard
"faatlni" aanltnluni ut Olalla, Kit
Hap county, May 19. 1911.
Refueee to Interfere
Dr. Ilutxuril'e laet hop* wna
rrualinil yeetrrday when the ail
prnur court of the Culled Htntea,
through J tint to MrKi-nna, r«fuae>t
tn *r*nt th* application of ln-r
rounaol for a writ of n-vl«-w %
Jiulko Ouy unci Jutlßtt Itoot wera
i>r Hasssra'ssttorssira
"Dr. Manurd tin m nnt had a
aquar* deal," »ald limlk« Cay. "The
flltimli'.t klml of a tf< hnlralltr
atnnila betwr«-n h»r and tier fref»
dotn.
"Hho was originally charged with
first degree murder. That la. ahe
*»" accused of having killed f'lalre
Williamson deliberately, premed
Itatedly. and with malic#
Mar Attorney Explains
"She wna convicted of man
slaughter That la. the Jury found
that ahe killed Iter patient unin
tentionally. with no evil In her
heart, because of her lack of
knowledge and skill
"Now. It Ik a* clear aa noon-day
that here are two Crimea. aa far
apart aa the pole* There la no
w Ickndncsa, no evil Intent, In man
slaughter
Now that the supreme court of
the nation ha* upheld the stite su
pram* court. ther«> I* nothing for
her to do but to take her medicine,
and derive as much comfort aa pos
sible out of the knowledge thnt a
technicality. and not Justice, put
!'«r behind the bam "
< auaa llradarb# li 4 flrlf
LtMtlvt I'iw Qui' 't* ramevt
*••• ~l*»ra la c« y »**• "It' (Jvlnlna "
1> tea signature af K IV iltova on u a Ma
"Good Eats"
Cafeteria
„„„„„„
Will Be Closed All
Day Tomorrow
We Wish Our Patrons
A Merry
Christmas
' teattli v.n., Sovenbor
IA Safe Land Title System Advocated ~r
s_ .. ----- - . an ESS .= - Gen*:«lSn
A majority of the members of the Seattle Realty Association, -including all «• believe real estate investors ar.d brokers of Seattle
officers and members of its Executive Committee, use and individually endorse . ~ . ~ . .
— . . T should be relieved froo the unnecessary expense, confusion and
i itic insurance.
The following financial and real estate institutions have previously endorsed delay Incident to the presence of three different title-transfer
that system:
eyst ens.
t***'T Morion Truat A Tha National City T* ink I tTrat A W>i##(rr John Dkvla ft Co
x*Wn*« iinni. Northwwt Tru»t * »«fa n.iiwoii * cr> kMi Co. caihoun. Donny a Bwin« In our opinion, this can be beat aseorcpliahed by the adep
■Mltte NMtaaal Bank t>«poall romp lay ,nc Wr'lra*-. Klttlnsrr * CMS ..
Th« nmi»h*i n»nk of Kortiiorn Hunk « Trim Jo«»ph k Ttiomu * Co. jr %r x rdan *Co tlon of Title Ineuranoe, whloh provides a standard, guaranteed
of ft*atfta _ Inr „
. Cmrip»nf (j- odwln R«»*l Kntata ' '«> .
Mr.t National Hank of Company r "" ,> r r "" n * n inr examination of titles, with a proteotlon against the cany title
...... . _ Fu**» Ka>lr *■ A r*rA mnnvnr v
Th* *♦*?• nark Of *«Atn« ' |~# n ** ; i.<-an Aun A noblrß^n Oo loaaaa that can be neither anticipated nor prevented by an axon-
ITnlr.n Fa-!n«« A Truat Awarlran M r'nr* a Kent A CollocUon
(ompany of R..,,!. »-"«». company ination of the public reoords.
Tha H'-an<llnavln.n Am#rl- Hanry Hf><l»rfrk. Ina Hp p|«nn ACo 1 A
r»n Hank I Hntroralty *»•»• Hark 1 Oanar a Wfhlhorn Tno. ' Carttent a F.wri#». tno
/, Very truly yours,
mlu *A.FAsmA>»co ... . c^^T'fr n *-<2/&f&Lau* >
HtnnyfAt HOV „ <rtQikAJxMtA V \ (UM \' ***%Oo /yuuVc /
' MOMktoN * eSHCUMAN /ft / 4- y<
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dennvlandco _ v/ , - / 1 . /C,
~~o¥7>2LL^**JLt*, yy j- V h tomco,i"» /- /f"7 oG2^\v
y ' """-r /« r jfeL u! «v^<^K / ' T . SV , .>?
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S/cA^~-zzr
WOMAN OF TODAY DOESN'T WEAR UNDERCLOTHES
OUR FASHION WRITER GETS SOME PARIS IDEAS
BY MMt. CECILt DILLON
The smart woman of today
wraara vary littls underclothing
and. contrary to the belief of
our Qrandmetbara. tba present
day phyalclsns declare that tha
bundling of oni'i self up with
many fljnnela and pattlcoata la
vary detrimental to one'e
health.
I brought home frtim abroad, for
one of my patrona, a number of
Italian nilk union aulta made, aa
CHRISTMAS TREE
DONT'S
DO NOT decorate your Christ
mas tree with paper, cotton
or any other Inflammable mate
rial I'ae metallic tinsel and
oiher uon Inflammable decora
tions only, and set the tree
securely, ao that the children
reaching for thing* cannot tip
It over.
DO NOT use cotton to represent
anow. If you must have snow,
use asbestos fiber.
IX) NOT permit children to light
or relight the candles while
parenta are not present. They
frequently set fire to their
clothing Instead The tree It
self will burn when needloa
have l>ecome dry.
DO NOT leave matches within
reach of children at holiday
time Candles are mennt to be
lighted, and If the children can
get matches they will experi
ment with them They natur
ally Imitate their elders.
shown, with a ruffle of charmeuse
about the kn<-e*
She itlao ordered all pair* of cor
net* of h«<avy tricot allk. with very
few lioDea. which only come to her
walat.
In two palra if them ahe ha*
OVen disposed of the bones alto
get her, an her hip* are not large
Then I made for her a aoft char
tneuait petticoat and one more of
allk Jersey cloth. Theae aklrta are
rounded up In front, above which
are bands of allk embroidery.
The tnoat pcpular brasslwes are
made of banda of ribbon and lare
Insertion, with lace edge al top and
bottom. .
To wear over theae garments, I
have made for my customer a
» bite ch.irmenae aklrt lifted up tn
front and with a long, narrow train.
Over It la a white tulle tuittc with
very full baby walat and a double
ruffle aliout the hip* Tbia la
a> me what surpressed by the white
ohnrmeuse sush I want you par
tlculsrlv to notice the upstanding
tulle ruche which outlines the back
of th'- dcolletsge
The onij touch of color In this
gown I* a couplo of deep red rosea
at the belt I consider tWa woman
perfectly dreased In both outside
and underclothes.
STEAL MONEY FROM DESK
tturglara working In tho Klectric
Fixture & Supply Co. last night, at
117 Marion nl.. broke open a desk
and stole $95.
W. H. Stiver*. aged 35. attempted
to commit suicide by throwing him
self beneath the wheels of an N. P.
freight engine this morning. The
engine was stopped Just as the
front wheels reached him
A Toast
For Christmas Day
Goddess of the nerve-exhausted!
Sweet invigorator of tired manhood!
Preserver of the American race!
We could not live without you.
< >ne draught at virtir amber fountain and wc
are young again.
For a while the sun shines as it used to in our
boyhood days.
Our blood quickens; we are eager to do, no
matter what.
Here's to you—Crescent Cream Coffee!
OPENT^^^mGHT
Store Closed Tomorrow. I
Start a Charge Account I
i
✓ „ >y
(/S3S I
lit fitting
1332-94 SkoikJ Aw, Moor Union SI
l Seattle's Reliable Credit House A
GIVE US AW, OR
WE'LL TAKE IT,
SAT IDLE MEN
RAN FKANCJBCO, Per 21 —
.Wirom) by spokesmen for Han
HYanclsro's unemployed that the
army of Idle men In the < lly I* fast
approaching a point where they will
net food by force If It I* not given
to them voluntarily, the »up<'rvl*-
or* met In special session today to
plan rHI< f miiuurei
Representatives of the 20,000
workluM spoke for themselves be
fore 'he supervisors' public welfare
committee yesterd«y.
Seventeen of thern were present,
chosen nt a street meeting earlier In
the day, to lay condition* before
the rlty authorities They told a
raw, unvarnished story.
"We want help quick or we will
have to take It." Raid Michael Ha
gan, bluntly. "We won't starve In
the trildst of plenty. It's not our
fault we're here. You brought us
her« with your lying advertise
ments —many of us from the Kast"
MAY COST LIFE
PUHdk from the third story of
the Queen Anne high school build
in*;. Hlichland |ila< « and Galer at ,
while washing windows tbl» morn
ing. H. Tatton, a Janitor, about
45 years old, llvlriK at 5029 60th
av. mifttalned Injuries that will
probably covt him hi* life.
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