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PAGE EIGHT. OUR MAYOR PREACHES II SERIN Mayor Seymour preached his ■ first sermon last. me.lii. . occupy ' Ing the pulpit of Mason Methodist church. • . '' The pastor, K. L. Benedict ■ prayed for the cessation of hostil ities In Turkey, where human life ( la being blotted out, and great : resources wasted. ~ . "We pray about the things afar off, but avoid the ones near ■ home," said the mayor when he . pot warmed up into his address. "Alcoholism, tuberculosis and ' i syphilis in this country alone de stroy more lives and waste more money every year than the Turk ish war would if the whole trium virate of Europe was to get into battle." The mayor quoted figures showing the awful ravages of ' drink and disease. He said at least 4 0 per cent of deaths and ' disease is preventable if the evils that are causing them are wiped out as they can be by the people. He castigated the church for narrowness in failing to grasp the broad reforms clamoring for solution, and said that too often reforms have to be brought about without the church and sometimes In spite of It. The mayor urges the cause of - the new idea for church endeavor along the line of providing amuse . ments for the young people, and | a collection of $27."> was taken up -to equip a gymnasium at the . church. Tennis courts will be built Id the spring also. UNDER ARREST E. H. Powell, known other wise as E. H. Martin, is under ar rest in Salt Lake on a charge of defrauding the OlympuK hotel of Tacoma. It is said he left the hotel owing a $75 bill. BREAKS A COLD, NEEDS NO HELP Papv's Cold Compound cures colds ami grippe in p few hours It Is a positive fact that a done of Pape's ('old Compound taken every two hours until three con secutive doses are taken, will end the Grippe and break up the most severe cold, either Jn the head, chest, ba<*k. stomach, limbs or any part of the body. It promptly relieves the most miserable headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, fever lffhnesg, sneezing, sore throat, running of the nose, mucous ca tarrhal discharges,, soreness, stiff ness and rheumatic twinges. Take this wonderful Compound aa directed, with the knowledge that there is nothing else In the worW. which will euro your cold or end Grippe misery as prompt ly and without any other assist ance or bad after-effects as a 25 --cent package of Pape's Cold Com pound, which aay druggist can ■upply—accept no substitute — contains no quinine. Belongs In every home. Tastes nice — acts gently. 111 V AT Ma<LKAXBROS. STOHK AND SAVE MOXKY. skk oun PRICKS A pure Cream Tartar Bak ing Powder, equal to Roy al or Price's, at -."><• Ib. Phosphate Baking Powder, equal to Fosfo or K. C, 10c. These goods are sold In bulk thus saving adver tising expense and cost of packing. Every pound has our positive guarantee. Let us save you half your baking powder money. Cocoa In bulk, 25c in. We introduced it 18 months , ago, now it's sold almost exclusively and cocoa cost Is reduced one-half. Lard in bulk, !.-,< Ib. This : is,, net weight — repre sents a great, saving. Special* for Tuesday and •■', .Wednesday. 2 cans Carnation Milk 1 ."•<•. Imported German Lentils, , 3 lbs. 25c. Very nutrit v ious. ' 3 lbs. Evaporated Pears, 25c. 6 lbs. Have Beans, 2Sc. Use lots .of Apples, both , healthful and ' economi cal. Finest home grown i.o nes 76c box. Plenty "»*■* cheaper.! ~ > >;C;' *^»-?':»-- '*-™ ■'. ■ - -v' - *.'■'' ' [ Mac Lean Brothers ip!T "QUA MTV GKOCEUS** 082 0 Street. , , Main 900. . ; 2519 North Proctor., Proctor 87» So. Tnconm Bton,"£"&Z£?%^; ■ %<OS So. Union. Madison 108). .',.;■•; ■:.'*. :'i 11th Mid K. "' ; Tc|. Mnln 004 ; -3fi afi 803: Division '. Lmio '-_ . •-■ !'"?-.■'■:' Main 8709 . . "\VK l HKMi THE BEST '.-, • i ran casi: for LESS" ~ " Turkey Must Come Through or War Dogs Will Be Sicced On Again (By Vnltetl Press leased Wire.) LONDON, Jan. 6. —Recommen- dation to renew war with Turkey before Saturday If the Dalkan allies summarily end negotiations at this afternoon's peace confer ence is the plan of the Balkan plenipotentiaries, as announced here today by Bulgarian Premier Daneff. It is generally believed l>y dip lomats here that Turkey will re fuse to abandon Adrianople and PLANS EXTENSION OF STREET CAR SERVICE Three general plans for exten sion of the street railway service are contemplated by Commission- er Mills for agitation in the next year—the building Routh on Pa cific avenue to 64th street, and finally to Fern Hill; the extension of X street line and bringing North X cars down town and the extension of the 11th street line ROOSEVELT HEIGHTS PEOPLE STILL QUARREL The personal biographies, finan cial conditions and neighborhood quarrels of a good portion of the residents of Roosevelt Heights were aired In council chamber this morning when the citizens clashed again on the proposition of grading the streets. After an hour of discussion the council was HOUSTON ESTABLISHES 'JAG SCHOOL' HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 4.—Chief of Police E. Culien Noble has es tablished a municipal jag school In this city, put Dr. J. J. McKenna in charge and issued invitations to all wives, sons and daughters to send their loved ones to the police station for treatment. The school hag met with such success that the chief intends to make it a permanent Institution and a branch of the city Jail. No more "drunks" will be fined. And Police Judge John A. Kirlicks has adopted the chief's way of think ing; and neither sentences nor fines inebriates to jail. Instead he says: "I find the defendant guilty and sentence him to one course of treatment in the "municipal jag school." . Dr. McKenna says he is Kolng to convert 100 Houston drunk ards into sober bread-winners. the representatives of the allies say that unless the porte accedes to this demand that the negotia tions will en abruptly today. Over Sunday the Turk envoys were Instructed by the porte to concede a large part of Thrace, includaing Klek Kllesseh. It was semi-officially reported that the powers have told the Turks, tliat they must yield to all the Balkan demands except that for a cash In demnity. to the Narrows at Day island. Pacific avenue people have al ready agreed to give the street railway company $20,000 to build their line south on that street. This would more than pay the whole cost of the construction. The people are willing to build the line and make a present to the company if it will simply op erate on it. so confused It did not know what to do, and told the people to go home and they would think it over. In view of the fact that the city is threatened all the time with damage suits from people hurt on the undeveolped streets, the improvement will probably be made. K. I lIXKN XOBX.R, rolice Chief. "It must be Mitwtnnllnl char ity," Mid Chief Noble. THE TACOMA TIMES. You'll Find It Here Eight pemitentiary convicts passed throa^h here last night en routo to the road camp at Meskill, Lewis county. Edmonds has no city attorney as the people elected a socialist who is not an attorney and be can.not take the office. Water pipes are frozen solid in Aberdeen. About furs. See Mueller, 921 South C. "Advertisement." A. J. Stenzel, who embezzled $5,800 from the Citizens National bank of Oalveston, Texas, got tired dodging detectives and gave himself up to officers at Spo kane. Perfect fitted passes $1.80 up. ITi.tf, Jeweler and Optician, 1147 C st. "Advertisement." Tacoma High school will debate the tariff question with Lincoln High of Seattle, here Friday night, Tacoma taking the protection end. Banquets served by Parcels Post. We can now send cooked foods 500 miles. 1)u. alil's, Tn coiua's leading t\<\'\< ■-•• 1 • ■— < n, 31 It 11th. "Advertisement." Skating and chasing wIW ducks both served as diversions for the young people at Wapato lake yes terday, several ducks having tak en refuge in the rushes around the lake. Ruberold and Universal Roofing $1.40 eg. up. Get samples. Ew ing's Hardware, 1111 So C. "Advertisement." William Erpoldlng of Fern Hill was arrested last night by of ficers on complaint of his wife, who charged him with assault. NEW DOCK MAY BE BUILT SOON 11. F. Alexander, who has bought out the interest of Carl Sh-biiins in the Commercial Dock company, announces that a new lease has boon made for water front north of the present Com mercial dock, ami that a new per manent dock building with great :9t--facilities will be erected. It will be 300 by 152 and cost $75, --000. I VITAL STATISTICS | • . * •" ■-■:■."/■■■■■:■■• Die*. Suimtirrflrli], John —48 years, Sat urday nlsrlit in a hospital. Re mains are at Hoska-Buckley- King's. ll.i»m. A.— years. last night In ■■•yai hospital. Residence. Auburn ' hotel. Remains are at Mcllin ger's. I IHUTIIN. rii.iirdx. Anna—26 years, win. dieO yesterday at lur home, 731! So. D Bt., tomorrow uftornoon. Inter ment, Tiicoina cemetery. Frlen, I'.iinnni I iiriiin—lnfant son of Mra. Lcona Fries, 3727 So. Tliumpsun ay., \Vednesday at 10 a. m. Interment, Oakwood cem etery. MrAlllntrr, Snniurl—Tuesday at 3 p. m. from }lc)slta-H\ukIey-Klng's. Interment. Taooma cemetery. Sii>«i«t. f'lnrn U.—l''iom her resi dence, 402 No. I) St.. 2:30 p. m. today. Remains will be cremated. ( uprlnud, C. B.—Todny at 10 a. in. from Hooka-Biickley-Klng-'g. In terment. Tacoma cemetery. \\ llhiiii, I.rim V.—Today at 1:30 p. m. from Ho.oka-Hnikley-KlnK'a. Interment. Oakwood eome.tery. iiiinkr. wiiiiinii—Tuesday at 10 a. m. from Hoskn-Duekley-Klng's. Interment. Oakwood cemetery. Klnlirric*. Frank—Today at 8 a. m. from St. Leo's churcli. Interment, Calvary. Dr. 3. J. McKenna and rfx members of his "Jag class." What Makes a Woman? One hundred and twenty pounds. more or less, of bone and musole don't make a woman. It's a gob-3 foundation. Put into it health ettrt strength and she may rule a king dom. But that's just what Elec tric Bitters give her. Thousands bless them for overcoming faint ing and dizzy spells and for dis pelling weakness, nervousness, backache and tired, listless, worn out feeling. "Electric Bitters have done me a world of good," writes Eliza Pool, Depew, Okla., "and I thank you, with all my heart, for making such a good medicine." Only 60c. Guaran teen by Ryner Malstrom Drug Co. 938 Pacific ay. THE "WHITEST" SALE OF WHITE IS HERE! «#a4^w An Avalanche of Women's ' | 'If L jil^i iMMmI Undermuslins Underpriced :fcjs2c--:l 0 POKEN LIGHTLY, AND YET WHAT ECONOMIES—what bargains it has made for all^m *+> inine Tacoma! Comparisons would be ridiculous. It is impossible to give you more than a "peep." COME PREPARED TO SEE GENUINE MUSLIN WEAR BARGAINS! Drawers—Trimmed with lace or embroidery, 100 Doz. Gowns, - Combinations, Princess Slips, Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Bras cUce KiZes: a" 49C Va'UeS - ••••• 29C »^ver 8 and Brassieres—A spe- sieres-Exquisite pieces of band-trimmed choice # . Liiu .clal- purchase that comes to us , .». , 3f.c Drawers, now OH way under price. All the styles in ,cry °r .tb% n most Pa*tlcular dresser; all Brassieres—Daintily trimmed and well OQ , each garment that "are made.-' values to $1.60 garments, nn_ stayed; the 49c group, n0w........ £tfC Some new Innovations. A brilliant now for «IUU Hoc Brassieres, now 23c array of dazzling bargains. Values Skirts, Gowns, Drawers and Princess Slips— Drawers, Gowns, Skirts and Brassieres—All up to $1.50. CK#»- A BParkl*nß P'le of fresh, crisp, snow white a snow-white mass of beautiful lingerie, lace Choice now ... I OwC undermusllns, charmingly trimmed; •■! 4Q and embroidery trimmed; all /IQ#» Please See the Windows. values to $1.75 easily. Now .... $lilu regular 75c value, now 13u On Sale, Second Floor. $2.25 French-made Undermuslins '... .$1.39 ||pig|p Thousands of Yards of Beautiful Embroideries f^y^ Priced Ridiculously Low. BUY NOW! W'Mls£M& 'p OR HERE WE HAVE ASSEMBLED all that is best in the world of Em % w3ft|eaGr\ * broidery. From "the House of burger" in far-off Switzerland came £ /jKllsfi\ V * thousands of yards. From secluded St. Gall came beautiful patterns, the work t-l PBw nY i "'" thrifty peasant women —those doughty toilers who work with a zeal that bor- I / II " *1 ll ders on inspiration. TO INTRODUCE THIS GORGEOUS ARRAY WE FEAT- W/l j.W URE THESE FOUR BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW! i Stf^J I'm 18-Inch Corset Cover ICinbrodery, Actual $1.00 Yd. 27-Inch Baby 27-Inch Flouncing, In small or BffiP I / i«L either cambric or Swiss, beautiful Flouncing with hemstitched or lanr*. ii,,«ii-i,« v.m-v ti m .i. nnw 11» I I. ■$». Patterns in great variety; 35c scalloped edges in small dainty .7°. uesi Bu»- very umeiy now W I Ifc£i9s yard values - 1Q«» patterns for children's EE#» tnat you are planning to make up En I fjrff&j' Choice I t)u wear. Choice, yd 93C Bo 1!;"<b finery. Good strong SB fiTiilriS edges; values from 75c to AQn CRISP NEW CURTAIN&-SPECIAL TABLE LINENS TAKE A TUMBLE , ■KTH i i^»rf^OUT 900 PAIRS are includ- '. D RICES HAVE FALLEN .-, -^-qh^ % v)tt'l£> I^-tHi '<v 1 fI4J»O ed> and tllnts (i"''<' a Pile, and laid bar« a batch of C§£L'/ A^sL f: Wfifcv§ W&' 'raw l^lf ■Vl'" " admit. And when you see very timely bargains. For _&JS_fifttlr y rrr^l& mri* \$ m Issl the lualities and the tiny prices where lives the housewife who 'x m ——^*»> y^ : ■ plißwiS :!t vc""' s won<tlast lo"- read!* use new "'""'■ jusTfflßßi|iH!i!y^! %m®sW§WWlim "'i C ard" 1 lon 1"", 1, lia! de UrtaS ' Mercerized Damask Table; fSßeS}} Jf_WM**J jgj^, Aj lUSif I -k yar o ?" gt flol'al de" 7Q" olotl '« !% s'ar«ls long, ready '^^©ff^Si ■ WMIW^mM ffl BIKnB- SpeCla1 ' a Pail-'--- '3u for use; hemstitched on all BKJ^MI WMWW'I lv*fi l<«'"«l.v-to-il:uiK Curtains—Snow- sides. Special, QC_ "fl§§fl>s|ii ta^arj^^g WMiWffi'&l '««$&PuyH white Nottingham, too, 2,4 yards each «JWb Wj^imMl X^faiwftrl l0 " g ' SlM}cial' C 1 1K - v<ls- Wide Heavy Imported '' ' " 'Miv^ \\V Ww&£s'- %WW White Fishnet Curtains—Beauti- damask, per yd., :1 40 « -Q*iL/ /foCfTftCNl HrsSK*/;.M(^s» {fflvfl ful lace curtains these. CIOO very special <? Ii - --~-*«r-, fS^tLs M WWrlillmt^m The pair, special ... «0 liZ J Mercerized Table Napkins— \ *XfWyW M r%£M^W&\Ws High Grade Curtains— Snow white ->xjM f Inches B'«? ' hemmed j ill MWST^I^KSI^i lace curtains in floral designs, 3 • rady BMclal"*" Per $1.50 /'I K«lfill Sa.lX'pat.^ 3: $1.69 MercerTefxnbie cj^rd. lon., hem- H"rU ■i™ v ,■'.■■■■;., stitched all around and ready for $1.00 S<->l# lKK^i«SßM^^ffl^ffl2 siniß:le stllP Curtains—The design use Special each JH.UU *^ $</ WM¥W4%%aß**mfrl represents a pair of draped cur- Imported All-1.i.,,-,, Table DaniaVk 68 inches wide, In OQ« W^'€^^^^^^^^T\th long< fej)e" 65C beautiful patterns. Very special, the yard OuC y\W^^^^^^^^^^^ Kxqulslte S<iim Curtains in Ara- ~—-——-——~----~————^—^_^___^^_^______ — __^_____ - - ~^ss»SjgKy»-*^ D j an with lace insertion i»C DO A1.1.-I.IM'V DAMASK I'ATTEUJJ CLOTH— »r% en 1^ border, pair $Di9B 2 YARDS LONG, NOW $£i3U Third Floor. '. ■ _^ I I . —Main Floor. My! But You Ought to See These Grocery Specials Warner's and Redfern Corsets Great Waist Values That Actually Now Half Price ABSOLUTELY wonderful, SaV6 . WARNER BROS, very JSS3L .„, -_ honest, and, best of Vakima Comb Honey— - kindly consented M&S&rt fjj '^Vflf) all, there's plenty here to Large white combs, to our. taking over their T**^l?y *S"l'*'t^ go , round. We're just per. "j IRp entire sample line. That's jg i ifu TyV^f bubbling over wth enthu- comb ........ Idb why they're half price Ktl/^ rsft J*3L* slasm about these. Don't California Strained Every model and .... iIW' °l VjWW fall to visit the Waist Sec- Honey Aft very moaei and size M J\ MVi^T&k tlon- Per ill ..../.". IOC made Is included. AboutM^^s^JW f_. IT iVy fAI Women's Tailored soisette «l.l« c vrill , — i),.i| GO dozen Corsets in all. iF- r'*t-^aft]/ \'W V\ and madras Waists; 98c ''" up— Deli- fl B&SZrMt ! ( |\ J\ and J1.19 lines; 7C- clo. u8 ' ' M ' " 45u ! ' Vi IWHI ■ fl 4l^\ 7/1 now .....:..... IOC 5. I, V^'••••;, v Warner's Corsets from \ \X§m I / P!\\ I J>4f Women's Lingerie Waists Full Cream Tillamook $1.00 to $.1.00 regularly, V \| MM '/' k&v!k»2jLMS trimmed with lace; $1.25 Cheese, . Oft*. NOW HALF PRICE. IV Hill /' » W^T^\i lines, DC- per lb .;.' £Ub —«_^_____^_ - iIK^M / m Wr 111 !■ now wJU Hardwood Toothpicks, ll *^3il / ■^ if i 111 Women's Tailored Waist-., 3 boxes" '. :— . i f|« Wamer & Redfern Cor- A\\ y^* 3i [ I 111 111 vesting, madras, all-over for .......... IUC sets from $3.50 to $5.00 BY* V >?SsJi \?l■''l If embroidery, laundered or Pure Catsup, full 1 ft« pmro'7' • NOW HALF lWw^. I—ill 'HI French collars and cuffs; pint bottle IUC kick. 1 V^jT^gHtt i H *l-25 values, DC. _ tt Lin,,.... and Marquee'. WaiaU "and" 'tailored |«**7 Wl"<" «-■'• STo iTS^oTr^gSu™ I^B^ models in Bedford cord and linen; *■* QC f or . ■ L.UO ly, NOW HALF PRICE. &LrmPT r'ffin(f values to $1.98. ■ Now ... $li£J Swift's' Pride Soap, L ————___„ • -^JU**'tJF i Women's Tailored Mnen ShirU. laundered or ; | bar, 25 C absolutely A great OPPORTUNITY Robespierre collars; regular or extra 9100 'or ... „ UO SPELLED WITH A CAPITAL »O" THIS sizes; $2.50 values now ........... * I .JO (Hamilton coupon HAPPENS RARELY. CArllf" i O< THIS -Bcco'"lli''»^ .J in every bar.) | -Corset SecUon, Second Floor. OTHKR GROCERY SPECIALS Macaroni, two . 1-lb. OTHER GROCERY SPECIALS Peacock Flour —We Pearllne, the jQ« P^fs. lEg 1 "Encore" Pane ak c Fresh PeanX in are Bole Tacoma 25c size. for. ..I Ob '■;••••'■•. Flour, 2 pkgs. OC- 3 qts. for • IUC agents, per bbl., »4.45, Quaker •, Oats, 15c "Wage Earners' for .......... Z3C Fairbanks'' ciyperlne per . , «1 1C k«- -- . in« Market" Mixed Nuts, 1R Soap, an*B ~ ™jr*S l" sack ....... $I• IU here^......... lUo /" —Second Floor. per lb iwo 7 bars ....... &0C SAVE YOUR "S. & H. C - •■■•.. - ' _ . SSbks. OUCHt HANDS COLD? GREEN STAMPS NOW! /£)}// /^SAVES YOUMONEYI/Ki)} /^| MEN'B AND BOITS' WOOL fui premiums free. "Th« MM |^la/ * * Wfvl M/iftl C/C^i^ Scotch Wool Gloves, In all hand of thrift will never I■^^^^Ut^Kßtttti^^ a^^/j^_^^_o^ sizes tomorrow, very 00 Premium Parlor. - WfiA PACIFIC AVENUE AND COMMERCE AT ISTSST U v"" ■'■•■•• —Third Floor. *MW -- ' . -'.'■ ""' ' '. ' V::vr};;^ .-*". Floor. Monday, Jan. 6, 1913.