The Tacoma times. [volume], February 10, 1913, Page 8, Image 8

About The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
PAGE EIGHT.
FIRST VIOLATION
OF NEW ORDINANCE
Following a plea of guilty on
, the farts as related in the com
plaint, Justice Magill in police
court Saturday afternoon assess
ed a fine of $25 and costs on
Oscar Swanson, conductor of the
street railway company for over
loading his car.
This Is the first prosecution
under the new ordinance pro
hibiting loading a street car
more than 50 per cent In excess
<>t its seating capacity. The case
brought a comment from Judge
Mauiil to the effect that he deem
ed it advisable that citizens leave
the filing of complaints under
the law to the city's street car
inspector, else there might result
CALEDONIAN
The Liquor House Where All
Ladies Trade. No Bar.
Old Bourbon, $1.00 qt.
Co. 11th and D. Main 1702
4^9 i^ ** wtljf-jt^^t _a4EfwJ_E^fi3uK2B9l^ri_F ' i_____db4flHflfll (bMm _^H^^^F__fiß^HDEE Ei_ __fifl_Bt* /Vffaflfltt^VtjfMfi2j hH^_P_(i b »i9tili^HHb&f ■■Bfl^L^_EflC^Tsn!^flM^nfl_^_BflK_Ei flHi^tfTH_Mff_h i_Mut^_l_B3»^iß_THi —me j&f _F >' F?r'___B vHj^HflD^LitEl- _B^Rrfli^Lu^^^^uf[ii l^^^^^^^kd_EßMtflflM^___cKtf^__^r * * '^^^^^^^^^^^^^S^^^^^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^JSHb^' us
Thrifty Women Always Ask for "S. & H." Green Stamps
I :— ! . y HEY REALIZE THAT TRUE
I,P Ut COUPON The Hand of Thrift «™ ri^SJ^TustfoeT %2 Would You Leave Your 40 **C Green Stamps
™torio«aia*a»« Will Never Waste! ' Ku^S ttTtC "C jSSSf Change on the Counter? FREE!. FREE!
OUND ECONOMY is a respecter of sys- famOUS "S. & H." Green Stamps Should MO? THEN DEMAND your "S. & H." No Purchase Required!
Stamps O tern. Consistent saving of "S. & H." make SUCh a StPOllg appeal tO tihe COnSCi- *^ green stamps!' Always ask for them We will place 40 "S. & II." green stamps
in addition to the regular stamps with a pur- green Btam»B will brin untold rewards. Make entiOUS hOUS6wife? They add a Zest to with every Purchase y°u make in this Btore in all books started before March I. 1913.
chase of 25c or over in any department. Void up your mind now— to get your share , rAIIT . hiiirincr flimr rKctriVmrp +Vioif hnnn and you>n be 'l>rised at how Quickly your No purchase required. Start a few new ones
after February IT., 1913. of the thousands of dollars given away free ywwiuuyiiig l«jr "ISMIUUbe lueii uuuii- book will fill up Get Uie habit— it's a profit- tomorrow!
McCORMACK HROS. each year at this store. Slart tomorrow! ty With Wanton to the mOSt humDle a ble one. Sturt tomorrow! McCORMACK BROS.
1 — home. START A BOOK TOMORROW! I . I »
Tacoma Women Look to McCormack Bros, for Things New and Sanely Stylish
Already This "Popular Store" Is Taking On the Garb of Spring—Merchandise New and Beautiful Is on Display
SPRING FASHIONS—How refreshing! What memories they stir up! Green fields, \7ISIT THIS STORE TOMORROW for the first glimpse of things new. Expect to see
twittering birds, downy pussy willows, budding —imagination runs riot! For V nothing exclusive or freakish, but good, sensible wearable styles in Suits, Coats, Skirts
Spring means new thoughts, new ideas, new clothes —NEW LIFE! DO YOU WONDER Dresses, Waists and Millinery. Come prepared to see things priced WITHIN YOUR
THAT WE'RE GLAD? '___" REACH! COME TOMORROW!
Introductory Sale of Women's Spring Suits /^tX XiA___r__\ (®) fc\ r^l A Special Purchase of New Spring Millinery
134 New Models Are Specially Priced! >q*^ Y*£?yJ/ /y\ r\ About Fifteen Dozen Beauties Are Included!
11)E PLANNED THIS LITTLE SALE and know you won't be disa) Inted, because /^L(L>- HV^^^ " *Jl~*i&Y*\^~ mm ill S' R ARE MODELS THAT CAME TO US below the regular price. No two are alike,
** the values are truly wonderful. This event will launch the spring season inform- 'JjM\' JPI . tJrl \\ / \ l^.lr\ because they represent ideas of what's to come. It certainly is a rare chance for
ally at "Tacoma's Greatest Popular Priced Women's Ready-to-Wear Store." The line / 1\ /\ 1 ■ $V 1)/ I /Ov/ \ the dlstlnctive dreßßer who •'dares to be the first" to usher in the new season. The
I , I Scrgea, cheviots and tweeds, in colors of gray, IH I I\l L. 11l Sp^\ I „ O " Smart Turbans whose crowns .-re a masa of flow-
SuitS Cial bU brown, tan or black Short jackets, lonsT^ /|»65 11/ I |\ 9r /It-- «T /^VI I Hats Special era, stunning tarn ('rf"v" '" striking colors—a bevyfl* MQQ
Cl>l CC hkirts an.l plain or fancy styles. Choice, special I™T \l/ - W^Tf* I //'r^-1 vfxi i I CA QQ of beauties Choice, spocial tll"^* *^ "
Oi't-DJ Mt • \lf I \\Wrr f J iLJxXJ XK^ / «J>*ti»JO ~~~~^r
__ - _______^____ Alterations Are Free Heret , \J* *+j4f ' QVf^fi^ *^F*n ' J I I - Hat Trimmings Priced I^ower Here! "
HERE'S A GROCERY STORE THAT p-^^#v"«ri ¥ ¥ rr»l ft ii» n • Men's Spring Weight Underwear gg^
SPECIALIZES ON EXTRA VALUES! 5000' Yds. La ces—Less Than Half Price Wool Now Specially Priced! msl^
<==. M.X II) iIMMM-ll— Xx JUUU 1 ilC* JUdLCO""""l-lCoO lllU.il Ildll 1 I ICC AFTER INVENTORY odds and ffiffilllM
||^B|Hryjar^^S^gp^^?jV tra fine famous "Century" ___^_____^___^_^_^__^_^___^.^_^_—_^__^_^.^___ ** ends have cropped up In the JR'«sr"Sß^B_
jLIfTS.ILjfIJ-Ljl brand, per lE<n ~~™~"~^^————»»_——_—^-^.^^—^-^——^__^_________.^—— big men's store.' Bargains for you Li^^T^ll^^.
pWPvßßt|*]Ei^n^ wsiDKii's "catsup, 25c NHTFm.-C nr ; n(r 9n( l Qiimmpr 1Q1? Will ■«. Ria I ar«» Spa«nn« that wiiT^uy and it's a wise man JpfflPllil//iS
mKW*J JMI \l I E Iim w HI SNIDKU'H catsup, 25c NOXF »,>Snr ma and Snmmpr IQl^ Will Rp Ria larp S<*a«;nn<; thal win buy now. read. _Hli iH
\"\ ilJHil Jfyß-TJ bottl< -'"' tomorrow, on e INW l n.--opring ana ouinmer ivio tthi De Dig Lace oeasons $2 . 00 suit <;KO . KO ckwood's || | j|f|H
f^ 1 /^/r4_i^_l^Hß^___t^y "Pnil>K* OF ' i;UIN" <■(>!-'- nmmui^Tarvid^v^u--^ TII I S TIAfFT-V and tl'lllv SCllSatlOlial Sale is dlie TWWVm 11/ fc'A_rl \ or Drawers! The garment r. S . ODC 3B™|fflf>ilfil IB
b^jff7f^!9fSp«Wvl FKl'>—We're proud of its flflflSS^ll^r^K^l 1 Uul.Y SCllSdllOliai Sale IS UUe W?&S$ «2.50 "WRIGHT'S GAUZE WEIGHT -
FaPLj^^^l^^a^JWr/ i ill rc(%ord. i""0"1! of the Ulllnl isi&fflwT to the fact that our buyers reached the mar- » wool suits, shirts or $100 mlliSlMSlli'flßP
EM^^^^^^^^BJP^Jll always .'... ZDC linP Mm 3s«s^} bird," etc. We got the "worm" and here you iwjPilJ ' in gray wool; an sizes, "in aon qc WK*l iBiS'IIWW
Our K"po"uTar '"'Tmperla" I^SI WmS) hilVZa'mS- St°Ck UP fOt SPrin g and SUm" Wlm light W™ NEAVSPIiING* 'llSiSffi!
I H^fcay / ":sr^3|f^'l\| bricks', for'' 0"" 3oC SJlj^li fjjffixili 5c VAIi. IjACKfT AND INSEKTIONS, in big assortment of -I _ l^^gff- - _^^L? "MACBUOB," that sterling value .in Cftjl llwlllllilP
■■-■•'• "iT * I I riiivni »rri-m cv.n I lS»_i Ifl^^^^l B-l-3c FKKNCH VAIi. IjACKH.Jfrom V 4 to'i'% Inches wide; beau- raHK ilwlfil choosing, in stripes and new Bpring Cuuyn^] llM™l|_fU
KTOT JUST LOW PRICES, Vo lbs £n« W&M tiful insertions included. .Choke, «tra special. 3C " V3&M IhBI wV^u'them' 1 " * lU° "iV fin YnWWBr
IN but fu.l measure, honest for ... 50C WE M J^YAlib" siIAI.OW T^fWs'tad Insertions; " ToVckons. " Melba «B IHH ■ toT '•• ''" *I>DO H.A: O, ■fwi^S,,
weight and accurate count. (Delivered with other fSSEI WMJJ& ' Laces, and Oriental Net To*! Laces for trimming. C-, \^BBra, i^Sil! - "" :
With all the good features of goous.j , fflSjWl ffl r jsißgi Choice, extra Bpecial .'■ ... wl» -. fflggapar HWS^HII EXTRA SPECTAIi— SOO silk knitted and Chen.y «ilk Cra
the "Lil" country grocery" still ' ¥l_Ra ftiMiffl r.o. V\ltl>, IH-INCH AIXOVKIt LACKS, favored by Dame Fash- (affsßS illlflllw vats—about 30 dozen— ln beauurul patterns or #JC '
i« ,o«,,o tho -wnirp FarnerH' "PEACOCK" VM)I It—Not KKSOT MRK^W 'on for yokes, waists, boudoir caps, trimmings, etc. 011» ' ' «*P_BBr JfS^kfli plain colors. Choice dDC
in vogue, the W age nera an , rlment; a tried and l$&& i»ig&3B Scores of patterns. Choice . -. I C L^jglffll TOMB I J_ J" uu
Market" makes a strong appeal true flour. w are go , e Ta ■: I re-fig .la"-" ~—'r • ~ : —Main Floor. ' -^ Me _.. stor«-_M»i m .■•. ""^
to the thrifty. Tomorrow'- coma agents. $195 -^^^ M^^,|n_-WMH ,^,-- Ma ,,,,^^ WMWMM s MffMln | l^^ M -•;-'; ■•■•■•---:-' > Men a Store—Main Floor.
Hpecl«I»: Per sack 01 •-.J ~*M~*MIM'~~"ll~'lla"lalllllllMI ~ae!~~*B''~^~^~^~'~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~*~*~"~"~"'~"^ _ZZ_ZZZIZ-__-_-_!_Zl_^ZZl__ZZ___rrr' '
--■--'-■■■' ■■■•■--■-•■ _ C:RYHTAIi WHITE SOAP— --___-_-——— -'j-r— 1 " , , , "" , , ——>M^i- mil -r T *. '■ \ - -■ --■- ■■■■■■ ■-■-... I
r 1 7 bars OC»« Your Down- v -Sink The Latest - valentines
MORNING, 9TO 11 OXI.Y for OC +„,_.„ T „««l, II /7^T_/#/# ' S^%"THE STORE THAT/^/^"^: VPfH Ol,««*- 1Lr,,04«l Send your "heart's desire" a token of your esteem. Every
-3 Cans Sardines. If). .... ... HOT CAKE tOWII Lunch (l)wWw f<V3fWE3VOUMONEV"i/Qs)W 5^ Sheet MUSIC! thing that's appropriate Is here for your choosing and 1
Lf.^:e-lo le#- t h e:^°3 -"-«""= ""c'ai" ymoa "*ulyaptro" c
2 Boxes First Class 1 rt- Large package 1C to pleaße busy men # # I/Z%ASJ 1 • ffi^f|////# CTC/i) - way. Musical in-
| Corn Starch ..:.... 'UC MISROUm BORGHCM-In SS^r.^.-o^ # # _M--Ml 1 l-Iti #^ _^ -In™ 1" including - YOUR EYES " —
........... ... palls; fine for hot /|C O and cieaff CPVvlce"" U___T--«—*^^_^^^^ wm**^T. ■ "" Victrolas. Attend to them now and count your blessings later. Dr. Bailey
PURE SALAD On-- Irt*» cakes; aßc -° d •*»3C *__tuncli Room •' ■»*«& 'O/ir./Fir'AWFNUP AND COMMERCE AT ISI2ST^ — Mu»lc»I Dept., : is an expert registered Optometrist and has practiced 12 years
Large > bottle, tomorrow. IUl» —Second floor. Balcony " Bpjir •_^ « ♦ !___/ Balcony. in Tacoma, Opt. l»p,it., Unlcony.
a multiplicity of actions In court,
which he deemed inadvisable and
not anticipated by the ordinance.
He did not pass on the ques
tion as to whether the city or
public service commission has
jurisdiction in the matter of con
trolling street railway service.
PEDERSON MUST
PAY BACK
The city will compel Hans Pe
derson to pay back $520 which
Engineer Norwood Taylor of the
light department says represents
work undone by the contractor
on the high tension transmission
line to LaUrande. Taylor found
much slipshod work, poor paint
ing of the poles and utter disre
gard of the specifications in many
instance ».
Tlie council voted to compel
Pederson to pay over the $520
and then the inspector will be
called on to explain his action. .'
| YOU'LL FIND IT HERE 1
Seated In the Tabernacle at
Stevens Brothers' revival, where
he was converted two weeks ago,
James L. Puckett, Union Iron
works watchman, dropped dead
at Spokane.
Edward B. Hudson, sentenced
at Everett to one to 15 years
for burglary, turns out to be 11.
Murphy, who deserted Uncle
Sam's army at Salt Lake a month
ago.
L. \V. Fancher, school superin
tendent of Pacific county, who
In a fit of mental abstraction
disappeared some years ago and
was supposed to be dead,, recov
ered his mental balance in an in
firmery at Alameda, Cal., and
will rejoin his family.
Yeggmen cracked the Northern
Pacific depot safe at South Bend
and got over $1,000 loot.
Sam Hill of Washington Good
Roads association has been elect
ed president of the American
Good Roads builders.
Jury disagreed in the trial of
Tacob Furth, K. W, Andrews, B.
THE TAGOMA TIMES.
V. Ankcny and Daniel KeVober.
Seattle bankers who were tried
at Bellingham for violating ' the
hanking law in the failure of the
bank at LaConner.
M. C. McAuley kicked over a
kerosine lamp while papering his
house at DeKoven Saturday even-
Ing and it burned to the ground
despite heroic efforts of DeKoven
hall students and the passengers
on a street car to save It. Loss
$5,000.
Now Is the time to plant Rose
Bushes. Don't wait until they
are blooming—plant them now.
We have an extra large stock of
rose hushes this year, come and
see them. Hinz, Florist, So. 7th
and X st.
"Advertisement."
Washington Masons will lay
the cornerstone of their new
Masonic home at Puyallup Wed
nesday.
About furs. 8e« Mueller, 921
South C. "Advertisement."
Tacoma Day nursery took care
of an average of 29 children
every day during January, with
total expenditures of $87.45 for
the month.
$5.00, *0.00, $7.00 Umbrellas,
choice 93.50. Waff, 1147 C st.
"Advertisement."
Attorney A. A. Knight, veteran
of the Civil war, delivered a
Lincoln eulogy at Long Branch
Congregational church yesterday.
Rev. George N. Annes of Fern
Hill, who for more than 50 years
has been an officiating clergy
man, resigned bis pastorate at
Pacific City Baptist church last
month.
New shipment Milwaukee San
■age now in. Duenwold's, 313 lltb
"Advertisement."
SAN FRANCISCO —Leaving an
order "to be called in the morn
ing," Emlle Direns piled several
pillows in his closet, turned on
the gas, and then sought the pil
lows. He divl.
Artistic floral decorations at
Watson's. "Advertisement."
SAN FRANCISCO—An aged
man appeared playing a bagpipe
near Stow Lake, Golden Gale!
park. Two ducks left a feast of
crumbs and hopped around in
time to the music. The "duck
dip" Is the latest "rag" in the
city today.
Ruberold and Universal Roofing
$1.40 sq. up. Get samples. Ew-
Ing'B Hardware, 1111 So C.
"Advertisement"
IX>3 ANGELES—Wielding a
kitchen broom, Miss A. E. How
ard, young, pretty and athletic,
pounded a burglar to the floor
and the swept him through an
open door.
IMPROVEMENT WORK
Boosters who want improve
ments on Roosevelt Heights and
East Fortieth street left the city
hall happy this morning, for the
city council ordered both grad
ing jobs done. The controversy
over these Jobs has been on for
several weeks.
EAT AT
RYDERS
108 So. 12th St.
Open from 7 to 7.
TACOMA'PEOPLE
HAD CLbSE CALL
Twenty Tacoma passengers are
today thankful that the steamer
Frank H. Leggett is equipped
with wireless, for it was instru
mental in bringing them relief
after they had run out of provi
sions, as the climax of a voyage
marred by a series of accidents.
The steamer left this port last
Tuesday for San Diego, but got no
farther than Pori iteyes, from
whence the vessel was towe<\ Into
San Francisco.
SLINGLOAD
KILLS SAILOR
While working on the deck of
the steamer Wasp Sunday morn
ing, Jorgen Jorgensen, a Norwe
gian sailor, was struck by a blliik
load of lumber and Instantly
killed. The accident occurred at
the Puget Sound mill, where the
Wasp was loading lumber. The
body was removed to C. C. Mell
inger's. Funeral arrangements
will be made by the Tacoma local
longshoremen's union.
Monday, Feb. 10, 1913.
FRIDAY IS REAL
KICK DAY
Friday morning at 10 o'clock
will be kick day for the street
railway company at the city hall.
A lot of citizens tame in this
morning to protest against street
car service.
Mayor Seymour suggested th»
company should be brought in for
a showdown, and it wan set for
Friday.
Anybody having a kick then
should report.
In the meantime Inspector
Smith says he has arranged with
the company to put on another
car and give a 20-minute service
on the Bismarck line this week. -
LOS ANGELES— Engaged la
mortal comliat on the roof of an
adjoining building, two cats felt
through the skylight of the Mil
lard Arms hotel into a cigar show
case.
BUY YOUR GOOD
Wines and Liquors
AT DRUMM&\
1306 C st. Main 1773. ~">
__——— ——————i