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'Wednesday, July 10,1912.
DECIDE :: ■ .'■--■■■"'*:
'■ (THATg WHAT makes:
HOUSEKEEPING as
Will. as BUSINESS : .
.successful' ;;.'•■,.•■■• • ■-
s "decision") '. ' —- -'■■-.- —
TO buy. YOUR GROCER
IES FOR CASH FROM
US AND GET the BEST
GROCERIES, the BEST
SERVICE AND the
: BEST prices' obtain- :.
'ABLE.IN TACOMA. i
HERE ARK A FEW
SPECIALS TO START • I
YOU FOR THURSDAY '
I AND FRIDAY. 3: -. . C
.Extra Eastern Sugar "Cured'
Loin Bacon,% 14c a lb. by
.the piece. - Sweeter meat
you never ate. . :--
Tacoma Matches, 3 pkgs.
.- 10c, doz. 85c. '" * - ... •
3 cans ■ best Minced Clams,
25c. . Regular 2 for 25c
quality. •'■> •;--.'> "'
IMb. brick Boneless Codfish
'.:■ IOC. •• :!| ■-:.;■ ■■•■:.*: ;....
iik Some Regular Prices'
Meadow Milk, . 2 for
15c, 85c doz.
Eagle Milk. 15c, $1.75 doz.
Fancy Creamery Butter, 80c
' pound. ' v . ' -'.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, 2 doz.
'■■ - 55c. ■--■ - ■.' ; '--i';■ /..
■ Full Cream Cheese, 2Oc lb. "
All Everybody's and Valua
ble Biscuit Co. 10c pkgs.
~ 3 for 25c. "
3 pkgs. Cream of Wheat 50c
2 pkgs. Grape . Nuts 25c.
3 pkgg. Corn Flakes 25c.
All 90c makes bot. Folger's
•- Pure Lemon Extract 40c.
'. Fresh Fruit and Vegeta
! bles is the most healthful
', diet for warm weather. ;
; You will always find the;
I ; best of everything at our
■ stores. '
. '. Large New Potatoes, n _
\ pound iff, . . ... LG
You can drink Purified Cof
- fee in warm weather with
'~ as much relish as in cold.
Don't be afraid of its mak
. ing you nervous — the
injurious properties are
all removed, 25c, 80c, 85c
and 40c a pound.
For Iced Tea, 40c lb. \" ;■■ '■'■■-■
Try our Special Ceylon. Tea,
3 lbs. for *1.00. - , ■
Mac Lean Brothers
•'QUALITY GROCERS"
932 C Street. ...
Main 000. .-• . v - :
„,; - 2510 North Proctor.
,-.■'■".- ~- Proctor 570
So. Tacoma Store, :j „.
j 105 So. Union. Mudtson 108.
South II Hi and K. ;,:
.:- Tel. Main.oU4 '
"WE SELIi THE BEST '
TOR CASH FOR LESS" -
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MkO\ SB B)|sodap *A|9>9J 9* "joqraainaH—Xupjajsa.V jo"e3ii|tn »H?||
•4»« itspoj jo sauim *iq eqi -Sniaoiaaq j|an» 9A«n »gnui 'Monn
• noX 'sSunn UV -)|sodap }Ba|j jnoX, jo ssaunoms eqj jo asnnj
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£§§ H:^?S: r^i;;: DNINNID39 3HJ, :
JMBWWH—————— -r ■ '" ' 111 111 '"
I *em E| "RTiSda d ■"TWI Our. dentistry Is as
fl CM Ni GsL^SI 111 HI good as we can make it.
M Ulj3mSSmi mJmvkjk^m We have "nlv tho be9t
1 snlSir2iis^l^^w«nß dentists and the largest,
ll^Dmv wl MM X I BF* « I * best equipped office In
ljK^^ftMMsU^Ki»yGyMM ""' West.- — we ■'"'' Pre ~
I'M pftyWiSTpKr^i ■»tSM pared to do it right, and
DE9 ma |H a I » wwa "ls rlKllt —we kw«>"i*«-
ISUBq^HbShHEbMB^HI^HI tee It. Another tiling —
Timni TiiL'iTi'n »t »»i-> You'll find we never ad
-. , .(ViniM n<i. 0../1 n'.oi«'!v.; J Twuse anjimng Dili tic
' Corner Oth and C St». absolute truth. Over
n-yr » ■ 16,0.10 pleased patrons.
€&rs In the iC!^niiirl' ITwH>
Same Location y^^^A
---■■ -■' : .r Managers .■■• ■ '*•*'!%: : T "* a"*-" (^ 1 \Llf|l ll a"^ \ r.^ %'k
•DR.; AUSTIN. DR. BURNS. . pr vri^\vnnir. '-"'
Painless Extracting BOc w * AY, ,AX °}l X ,
Gold Cromns «X We al° doin 8 *J>e best
li,d»T Work *-**.1 * *" ■■ * 52 V'late ; work ln Tacoma to-
Oold Pl»ln« ''-:~*" "'"ml "^ da3r- and ■ y°u would*, be
.l la I ilium Filling* ...... .sl. v the number of p^pi- who ,
: EXAMINATIONS AND , r : -*5j :.: v; come here for teetli after
: " &FC r""" :-"': ESTIMATES ,FREE:- r L having fS an ..v absolutely ;
V' t *■.«,-;: ?: WE GIVE . GAS ;■-••■- „;-.;,•..-;-•.".; worthless :u set i made . in .
■ OPEN EVENINGS I-X>R ■.?-: 1 , gome other office *.- .^ '
iH> ?*': PEOPLE WHO WORK S; Prices ! $5.00 to $15.00.
,!..' 7* All > Work Guaranteed. :■ ...,; *,V Call and see samples.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY S
EXCURSION FARES
GOLDEN POTLATCH
■ - m&m - Carnival' of Pleasure, Seattle. ; ■ ~': ; ,^*.- •■ r^
!^4jii«^; Tickets, July 15 to 19.^^;,*a&<&3s?^ Return, July 22 .. ..
y^SJjjJiV Tickets, Berth Reservations, Full Information
»*/*/■ 0. B. Foster, City Passenger Agent, D. H. Rowan, Gen. Agt.
1 ( JSffi I Freight Department, 928 Pacific ay. Telephone Main 128.
\^f/*ltf\f SUMM.KII EABTHOHM) EXCLUSION TICKKTS. On salu for numerous (Utea
JL. D. Omrlioß, AwUttmK «Jener»l Uass.cujjrr Aj;«'nt, Portland Or«.
AUTO RACER
NEAR DEATH
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND. Ore., July 10. —
His skull fractured ahaHhls body
horribly; mangled, > Chris - Dundee,
a Portland automobile driver, is
lying at the point of death here
today as the result of his machine,
the "Whistling Billy," striking a
small stone on the Country club
race course, crushing through a
board fence and plunging over a
30 foot embankment. - -
■'*'f- ' ' '
Girl Runs Machine
While She Sleeps
ftUNBURY, Pa., July 10.—Miss
Nellie Lerr, 18 years old, walked
In her sleep at midnight to . a
lactory where she was employed
and was- Injured badly while
handling a machine at which she
worked.- , \ • " . [ ',1 *
' She has been employed, in the
mill for • six years, and •'. It ; is ,
thought that the constant thought
of 5 her - work preyed . upon her
mind. "•-• .■ .•■ ■;-:■'. :., , ■
": Her hand was almost cut off. •
sIHo
. . (BEAD THE BOOKLET)
ARE YOII¥ITING
FULL EFFICIENCY
FROM_SYSTEH7
Maximum —Energy and ■ Power
Possible Only When Blood IsT-
Healthful and 'Vigorous .
Efficiency Is the goal for .which
we are all striving; to get the most
out of ourselves without straining
or overtaxing the system. We nil
need perfect health so that we can
work harder, play ■ i harder, and
crowd more of accomplishment In
to our lives.-••<-.'t,- •.— .-.- —j".
'To develop 'this efficiency, and
enable us to keep ahead In the
swift current of modern life, we
must have a healthy body. - Perfect
health Is Impossible if the system
Is not In perfect working order, or
If the blood Is not •as pure and
fresh as It should be. To .attain
this state of perfect- health, Bul
phurro, the modern medicine and
gerrnaclde, Is -tho ' most helpful
agent yet discovered. ... •. ■•-,; .
Sulphurro purifies and. cleanses
the entire system, and keys it up
to a high state of efficiency.. ■ i.
Business and professional men
and women (throughout: the i coun
try are adopting — thousands -• of
them, as letters on file in our office
show. Cures that are little short
of miraculous are becoming-known
every ;day. • - ■:■?- %. - - • *: i ;
The Sulphurro -booklet tells' how
and Why. It accompanies each bot-
I tie of Sulphurro. or will*" be " sent
I free upon request. Sulphurro at all
druggists in 60-cent and $1. bottles.
I The C. M, C. Stewart Sulphur Co.,
1 71 Columbia St., • Seattle.:>. ** -*'\-\
NEW RIP VAN WINKLE
41 YEARS IN VILLAGE
LIBERTY, Mo.. July 10. —
The modern Rip Van Winkle
lives in Liberty. His name is
lius Bishop.
In forty-one years he never
has been outside the city. He
never has seen a telegraph in
strument, never has seen an
aeroplane, never has seen a
moving picture show, never
saw a passenger elevator,
never saw an electric street
car, never was inside a thea
ter, never saw a horse race,
there are scores of buildings
in the little town that Gus
Bishop never has seen.
Bishop is a graduate of
Liberty's William Jewell col
ege, class of 1869. The col
lege buildings are only throe
blocks from the public
square, but Gus Bishop has
never been inside one of
them since the'day he gradu
ated.
INN WHERE GEORGE
STOPPED TO PASS
WASHINGTON, n. C, July 10.
—Hungerford Tavern, in Hock
ville, where George Washington
Often stopped, has been sold to
Colonel Spencer Jones. It is to
he torn down.
The tavern was built in 1750
by William Pnyton. Genera! Brail
dock and Ben Franklin were
among its guests.
THIS STORK LEFT
FOUR BABIES HERE
.'' PLYMOUTH, Mass., July 10.—
Mrs.rDergellna Fuertada, aged 2 6
years, and weighing only 90
pounds, gave birth to four chil
dren —a boy and three girls. Tile
boy. died soon after, but the girls
are getting along well.
• The children varied In weight,
the boy weighing 5 pounds and
the girls 4 1-2, 3 1-2 and *-1-2
pounds In weight.
College Bars Tooth
| picks from Campus
CHICAGO, July 0. —Tooth-
picks hac been permanently ban
ished from Hutchinson Hall, the
college commons of the University
of-Chicago. ■ *■*•:>• i . •
,: Carelessness In their use by the
summer.;students is directly re
sponsible for their banishment.
■ According to certain professors
the use of toothpicks is vulgar.
-'' *.%? ■> ; — h. —: •
Dane Prof. Praises ***••«■
"ii.^t I:£. . Yankee Surgery
■;.: CHICAGO, July 10.—American
surgical methods are equal, if not
superior, to those in Europe, In
the opinion of Dr. Thorkiid Rov
sing of Copenhagen, who has ar- I
rived in Chicago."... .._-.
/Dr. Rovsing is a member of
the consistory of the Royal Uni
versity of Copenhagen. -• ;."V V;*
MOTHER-IN-LAW WAS >
A-GOIXG TO CATCH IT!
-An Asiatic ruler was In V" the
habit of exacting; presents from
those who came to do him ham
age. One day •• a : man arrived
bringing him a basket of bananas.
. Furious at the gift being one
of < fruit only, the f prince com
manded that the .bananas should
be '■• f, thrust down !- the r. donor's
throat. As; the latter was , being
led away to J have \ the sentence
executed he ;was S seen \to smile,
and .the' prince had* him brought
back and asked him -Why he
smiled.* ,-:--; '.• •.<--;,.■"■-•'-.... fi >■ ■
S' "Nothing, loh 1: prince," he '■ re
plied;' "only my w.lfe's mother is
even now approaching.and .:' she
bringeth a basket of . pineapples.','
»S>tr^"— -;;"" :,' .«".'v.^^g.Vj.>
. Rent your vacant house through
a Times Want pi Ad.i Only lo -a
word. >i Phone Main * 12. >'X;, •♦ •
Argonaut — Tacoma's newest
hotel. :"— *•«, ■-' '' " T-':/-"'■;'"■'.rf-';i ♦••
Olympia Boat
} •,, .Ilia '-News Steamer '-'—~"
--&. -^NISQUAIiLY: §
Leaves Municipal Dock Dally at
,» ":;.',; 9 a. m. and B.p."'m."V,A';sJ
The ? 3:00 'p. m. "■• Trip Connect!
IBjae**???' for Bhelton. •■"s-»?J«lfe'
■A ■ returning : Leaves ' Olvmpla ~
: . 1 : 15 p. m.' and 6:00 p. m.
MAGNOLIA —Leaves ' OlympU
I rbr;Ta'cbma and Seattle 7: SO a
•n Phono Main 6308. ; --/fysi||
THE TAOOMA TIMES.
Oinai, tin- Raloon Horse, Sells-Klolo Circus, coming July 17.
FRIENDS BETRAYS MAN
LONG SOUGHT
SPRINGFIELD, : Mo., July 10;
—Betrayed by 'a, former friend,
to whom he had confided lha se
cret that he. was wanted In Ala
buma and whom he had asked to
communicate' with his wife J and
family, from whom:he has '■'•. long
been separated,'. John Legg;;,has
been taken from his Ozark moun
tain home near Harrison, Ark.,
to Florence, ■ Ala., charged with,
a double murder committed 12
years ago. " • \
.', When- arrested, Legg made no
denial that he was the man'
wanted. j :"■' - * ' {,^1
At the time of the alleged'
crime, Legg was living with Mb
family ou a farm r a few. -"miles
from Florence. One day Lep:g
met. John^Qeddingford and ,*Wb.
son, Jerome J Beddingford, wfth
both of whom he had trouble. f'^fi
the quarrel' which they renewal
the father and son were killed.
Story of M'Combs, Who's Slated
To Be Dem. Campaign Manager
i •——^———————————^——•—^——■^——""^——
Jt": c"»i| By ■O. P. ' Newman. .«•.
I A tariff j expert • before a ; com
mittee :of i congress *"* once;., asked
Andrew Carnegie, who I was I a wit
ness, to explain a certain detail
in' the manufacture of steel ' rails.
Carnegie '-.'•■. opined; ■ that: he ' didn't
know. > '■'■'■■* ■"■'.r-.V>. ■•' ."C- 1- -? Tti.T.
The '• committee was i thunder
struck. Here was a man who had
made millions . out Bof - the •. steel
business, "... who s didn't know J"' how
that ibusiness: was :run;^.;' t-. ;5"
r; Maybe you think that's a funny
way to ' tell about William -P. Mc-
Combs, campaign S manager >-:- for
Wnftdrnw Isnn who .1« fl alflt^H
WUUUIUW TT lIBUU, WIIU IS nittivu
for chairman 'of % the 1 democratic
national ? committee, - but ; it .'. Isn't.
, The | reason '■ McCombs • was such
a huge success as manager of the
Jerseylte's pre-conventlon fight is
that' he's ■a ; Carnegie': kind • of fi{ a
fellow. He doesn't know any
thing ! about ■ the ■ little • details ,of
the ■ campaign management busi
ness ; and -ho '$* doesn't want S* to
know; he can hire * thousands of
men who know those things. ■
»"■* McCombs *- Is j* no i company ,t, cap
tain.':-? He's a general" If you j have
any doubt of that you are re
specif ully * referred Ito f, what hap
pened ,■ at Baltimore,-'. where '.'■ Mac
sat on the ?| speakers' stand,
watched J proceedings every min
ute, like a miser guarding his
gold,"! and £ from; time 1, to ' time is
sued short, crisp orders, which
his lieutenants ^ on Jy, the floor
boyed.yfKff^•■'?&» I^Sv^/l^iP
The ** fellow has £ been crippled
from birth 'i so J severely that i his
physical strength has ;< i always
been a doubtful quantity. On*
limb Xls shorter £ than the other,
and he walks with a cane -and; a
pronounceayimp.-oi«^2?ai^©£fSi
McCombs was born \ln * Ham"
burg, Ashley county, Arkansas,
the day after Christmas, 1876;
the son fof lag well-to-do cotton
planter, who | still has extensive
plantations In Arkansas. £
S' After S» attending j^ the public
schools at home and spending "a
year in lan . academy ;in Tennessee,
McCombs went to Princeton,
where he was graduated in 1898.
At college h* formed« his I attach
meat S U> f and 0 friendship m with
HUNT FOB HORSES
THIRTY FEET TALL
(Hy I'niVd l»rcss Leased -Wire.)
SILVKRTON, Tex., July 10.—
A hunt for giant horses, some of
them measuring more than 30
rfeet tall, 'la now in progress in
this part of the Texas Panhandle.
:l Ranch people are stirred —up
over the excavation that has been
started at a spot on: Prairie Dog
creek, just north of Silvertoh, by
>an expedition of scientists sent
,out by Yale " university. This
party Is headed by "Richard - 8.
Mill, professor of vertebrate pale
ontology of that Institution. :
They are digging for the fossils
of prehistoric horses. It .is said
by Professor Lull that all evi
dence that lias accumulated tends
to show' that the horse;, of today
had its origin in these ": long ex
tinct animals that once -roamed
the expansive plains:infthe;Texas
Panhandle.'^'-" -'''?■'j-j':S\.' "."'•
WILLIAM F. McCOMBS.
Woodrow Wilson, then professor
"of political economy.i«^~-*^rt*i«v
--£ Leaving Princeton, Mac i took
bis law course at; Harvard and in
1900 went to New York and hunK
up his shingle in the law office of
Gilbert V? E. Roe, brother-in-law ■
nnil , former f law partner of I Sen
ator LaPollette. Two years i ago .
he ! struck »out for w himself, '■',■• his
practice "■ coming .In so rapidly
that *he wanted ; his I own \of ice.^rd
*. The country has had one other
jjjoung jj&* presidential i«5 campaign I
[manager, , Frank -'. Hitchcock ,> who
put Taft over. McCombs is like
Hitchcock* in -_ just \ one respect— |
ha's ■ a .bachelor.^ftX^rtSS^^f ?£fe
;♦ Are yon . reading $>. the ■'*> Times'
rink t Edition? ~ It's first on ' the
•tree*, : first | with; news f and * feat
ure*.
m Strs. Indianapolis
and Chippewa
> Thi;'[ut«l|l and finest fg day .
. fteamers • on » the »coa»L^vwiV^.*
: EIRIITnoUND TRIPS DAILY
leaves Tacoma i from Mu
nicipal Dock at T:0». »:«0. 11:00
». m 1:0*. 1:00. 1:60. vio»
»:00 p. m. «Pi!W«'s!a3"#i-*(i
y* I.ea v* SeattU - from I Colmsa'
dock. ' 1:00. »:08, : U:-lO «>. a. m.,
1:00, 1:00. 8:00, 7:00, 5:00. p. aL
• • . • siNot.R.F-Anta nr« •-«■•.
W^ ROUND TRIP W« M'USi
!■ A • •t*«m*r ISTrry Ti»»' H»u*«,
MS UK.' PI'HCEI.I, A«*»t
P*oa« Ifatn 1441
AT THE 1 HEATERS
•■* -: ■ ':%W ?":'-':-yi'" ■"•■*:■* •
• TACOMA — Tonight V and
• Thursday, Margaret Illlng- •
• " ton. In '•Kindling." •
• I'HINCKNS— Walls of •
• Jericho." Stock. .'•
• EMPRESS—Vaudeville dally •
• ■ matinees and twice night- •
• \ ly. : ;.•-, ,'■•
• I'AN'TAGKH — Vaudeville, •
• dally matinees and twice •
• ' nightly. •
• iiliK \M—Advanced motion •
• , pictures dally. V I • •
• ClßCUlTAdvanced motion •
•k, pictures dally. ■ ;..'; •
*•■;■ TACOMA .~J
m ■ •
Miss Margaret Illlngton, who
scored such a brilliant success In
"The Thief," has "come back" in
Charles Kenyon'a dramatic mas
terpiece, "Kindling," which has
played to great success In New
York and Chicago this seastn.
The story deals with the condi
tions that settlement workers and
educational and charitable socle
tles are devoting lots of work ana
energy to correct the evils which
are found In the thickly settled
poorer districts of every large
city of the land. . Miss Illington
will be supported by the same
company of players who have
made "Kindling" a dramatic: hit
this season. Miss Illlngton; Is
booked to appear here tonight
and Thursday at the Tacoma the
ater. "■ ,-,
SRIJ/S-FIyOTO CIRCUS.
To those who visit the Sells-
Kloto circus when it arrives here
on July 17 it might be well to
hint "that an early visit to the
menagerie has Its advantages.
The doors open one hour before
the performance proper com
mences and during that time the
Sellß-Floto military band, under
the direction of Walter P. Eng
lish, will give a popular concert.
There is no extra charge for this
because the Sells-Floto people
have always maintained It as one
of the big features of their enter
tainment. J' Among the popular
numbers will be a cornet duet by |
Messrs. White and Cooney, and i
the celebrated Sextette from Lu
cia by Messrs .Werner, Dye, King,
West, ; English and White; Miss
Rutherford,* who has no superior
as a saxophone soloist, will also
appear rendering many of the lat
est and most popular descriptive
selections.
AIRSHIP ROUTES ARE
SOON TO 8E MAPPED
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 10.
—Professor Willis L. Moore, chief
of the United States weather bu
reau, delivered the first of a ser
ies of lectures before the Royal
Institution in London recently. He
predicted that the time would
come when the weather bureaus
would have the added responsibil
ity of mapping daily air routes for
passenger carrying aeroplanes,
and intimated a belief that the
dream of the meteorologist of
forecasting the character of com
ing seasons might be realized.
COFFKK HKlil'S WASHING
■. ' Coffee |isl an aid Jin t washing
brown lln«ns. Pour boiling water
over a quarter pound %of '.'cheat
coffee. Strain', through chops
cloth into two 11 tubs,. i one >• for
washing, 1 the other for / rinsing,
Wash j with! a good, soap. ' Rin»r
and hang in the shade Tto dry I
Iron " first wrong ; side 1; and ther
on "' the . right. ','■ Do I not ■ use blue
lng.>*--:.:.* •;.''y,v^,^";':-l'--'v.'V.?'" --V,-* '-.
'.!-'.' .-, 9100 Per Platov;o-'. ;\ j .'«
was: paid at • a banquet to ' Henry
Clay, in New Orleans, in 1842.
Mighty costly a for those witl
stomach,.; trouble 'or indigestion. 1
Today people everywhere ; use ; Dr,
King's £ New Life ! Pills I for i these
troubles as well .as 1 liver, kidney
and b bowel; disorders. Easy, safe,"
sure. Only 26 ' cts. at ' Ryner Mai
strom Drug . Co., :i 938! Pacific ' ay.
TONIGHT ANI> THURSDAYf|f
Mr. Edward J. Bowes Presents
MISS IMAKGAKKT rf ILLINUTOX
—In —
;S~:?^:v':fij'KiNi>i/iNGv,i.<.-~-;i^3, ;
■;«*} By Charles « Kenyon. The A su
preme j dramatic -■ sensation of.'. the,
season 'in New York and Chicago
%£ Prices, 50c to S 12:00.^*^1^1
»t * Seats now I selling. ||pryj^*gi%
," PRINCESS theater
v;;; ivr-^j^ Main" 7700 % ggi&gtisA
:r' Sutro's: Society": Dram* i. %§•->
"The Walls of Jericho"
Sfeg Price*: 1 aor. aoi.% soc":^^
Bargain Matineen i Wednesday I£anc>
'Ssj&&: Saturday .HOC and > 25c. .fe^g?
Harry Hayward & Co.
In "The Fire Ply"
Five Other Big Acts
PANTAGESTHEATEE
?'l l i Best Vaudeville in Town »
FRED IRELAND
—And His—
6 Dancing Casino I Girls-6
OTH XX 810 ACTS •
.
TO DISTRIBUTE TWENTY - FIVE
DOLLAR COUPONS
Local Concern Determined to Find Out Which Ta«
, coma Paper Is Read by Actual Buyers. i
Anybody Can Clip the Coupon, Which Is as Good as *%
Gold If Presented Before July 20 at 10 P. M.
... ;• I\ - — ■ , •",;.;■■ ■• i
S Good for Twenty-Five Dollars S!>
fGood for Twenty-Five Dollars [
« • The Times advertising test. This coupon will be accept- ;'• xl »vV
Vr ed as first payment on any new piano in the Bale now *\ *£ ;*?y
CT progresßlng at Eilers J o^ mt\j"''-" ai '
fA Music House, Good --^81^ rf&^^'*\
f 5 '"■ This coupon anil wr JF£4s^%M*B&& I c'
*$ $1.00 in cash will \Jt^^A)M T?
Vx bring a piano to any %3TfllTsTjr iT
\ J|» home In Tacoma. '. . *^* '' f' ;;
The above coupon is intended
to t*»Ht the advertlHlng value of the
Times as compared with other
inedluniu. It Is generally known
that Eilers Music House Is one of
the largest advertisers on the I'u
cifio Coast, and their contnutH
run into thouHaiuis of dollarx ,m
ntially. In order to determine
Just which paper reacheß tin
greatest number of piano pur
chasers it was decided to ffesue
the above coupon. It will be ac
cepted as part of first payment
on any piano in the big sale now
going on.
ONK DOLLAR AND THE COU
PON lAOMiII
It will be remembered that
Eilers Music Mouse has already
advertised pianos for one dollar
down and one dollar a week. It
was learned yesterday that that
offer is still open. Anybody can
<;Facfi»i>« >>The Oldest Credit Institution on
CaSiern the Coast, Operating 23 Stores.
Silk Dresses^^^^
Of character and beauty; the kind Yiti!s^ T
that will appeal to your eye; the '• I {|ty*T9 ; s -: P/l||s^
kind you have been admiring all sea- -\ \f|fc%j^* *^^JiTJ '-s' ~'
son long; a big variety of collars . TJffiS|.! jfV La^nUr iff
and styles, all this season's models; ,',-'''.•r^UfflJ |]|UP^^^^^
values up to $27.50, to be sold at X . ' / IV^tlS
our Semi-Annual Clear- •(1 Q Cf| UJ 1} ■ ■ ••*nSte r i
ante Sale Price of: . •> I UiUU UL^^^
Cash if You Have It J^^a^Huf^l^BL
Credit if You Want If;!' ■■•.. -v ■' '^B §■ \\ ■11l
r Prices Are the Sumo .
eastern
Outfitting Co. \? r
The Store Where Your Credit Is G00d...
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Si~:i iV V tJV*^^i^"^i"' '^ chronic j aliment by doping your system
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/ 1 I|bß|-#,— •;■ rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia, eclatV-av
/ g'^^H^L-^' ' a" stomach, kidney, liver - and bladcl.r
v I -J'iWf V,-; » troubles are due to a weakened condition '•]
' i l"i--^WSBfei*1^^l'. ?V°*'the nerve» and vital organs. Your body V
• V ■'*=Bmf*-**?***.■■ need now strength and vitality, and that
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fL.^JSKv'^: ■-"•■' 1 Bet we"- Taking drugs into the stomach
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SSP^PMI 3k' JkC lnto th«,system In the right volume to X
\f -s/U;,^^^H^^ v^n- foct a cure. :•>Under Its powerful.influence
»^-S*'>H|^^HBL.'-Trt youri|"" and aches 3 vanish Ilka mlats
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'&Mf/^vJ&i&v/l*\\ im* 3*- Every * person a who has % used -i Eleotra
tiSfftSnW'SCiSStklf-; I If Vita recommends i it, ; because It Is an hon
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!>c2W«^i^'S!araaß!&^clia«ed:from'you:about^». month' ago. will
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FREE TO YOU I Tho Electra-Vital
pf Fill out this coupon and brlnir or Co, }
>send It tof us for our free, lb-paß»*S 'M^^nrrTni^rT'*??f»^fflKj
book about our electric treatment. MA Kni|>rpn» BHg, Jp I
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guage and Illustrated with photo* Mld'^nr^Swifja-pam I
of perfect men and women, aFiowlng illustrated bo . * J■& I
lust how Klectru-Vllii la It 'V-Wr^SgmWiffiS^V, / I
contain* many facts you should j^^saSGSß^lfiSsSjiiry I| 5
know the caus« and curd IS«S^e^f^gSHS^^^^^^i I '#■ j
Of disease. Don't wait a minute; at ■ ', i I
cut out the conpon now. Htieet HMtWI 'I J
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PAGE THREE
buy a piano on terms of a dolla*
! a week.' The only difference bet
Ins; that .with the coupon printer]
above the buyer will receive credit ]
for an additional twenty-five doU
lars— a 'total of twenty-six dollar*.
In all. , The coupon must be unod,'
however, before July 20 at 10 pi
m., for at that hour the coupon,
is canceled and will bo absolutely
worthless. ■ .*' ■ *utstiß/ff&kai
PIANO PItICKH MI'CH XOWKR:
' Piano prices are now down to
$258, $215 and $186. On nut
one of these pianos the Times test
coupon will be accepted as twenty,
five gold dollars. In view of.th«
fact that these prices are the low»
cist at which such fine pianos have:
ever been sold for, It Is easy td
prophesy that every planolen
home i will want to | clip | the I cou>
pon and take It to Idlers Muaia
House, 943-945 C street ' .: .:, :

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