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FAQS SIGHT.
"1 Moa'i Hart a Hit"
"THE
ALVEOLAR
METHOD
WONDERFUL"
Thoa* who _
their missing __|_H__^_,
teeth restored m\ Tm\
by tbe Alveo- I m\
Isr Method _H__^_j9|_i
are dm m\
caa* enthusi- Wk
the "H m_Y I
And why
The Alveolar 5^ >
Method re- __k
■tores mlssincH _> '-^tmimmmj
WF^^
straightens wL\*m^k9emw
crooked teeth
and tighten* l>r. Xorrl*. M«r.
loose teeth.
Alveolar teeth are beautiful
to took at and as satisfactory a*
nature's own to eat with. Do
not compare them with Falae
Teeth; they are no relation.
Alveolar teeth are beautiful
In shape, size snd color, snd
each one set in Its own socket,
thus following Nature s plan as
carefully aa possible
EXAMINATIONS
ABSOLUTELY FREE
PRICE LIST
Hold Crowns S.VOO
Bridge Work, Per Tooth »*V«M>
Oold Fillings SI.OO up
Porcelain Crowns Sft.tMl
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1 I4«'x fa* tflc Aw.
Owrm stt. A Sat. By*. A ««ada>
Shoots His Clerk
_OS ANI'ELES, July 16.
R. E. I.tmiax. a Jeweler, laat
evening abet and killed A. B.
Shaw, a clerk formerly employed
by him. The jeweler escaped, but
later gave himself up. He said
tbat Shaw had tried to blackmail
him and that he shot bim in a fit
of anger.
Milwaukee Liver Haassge. New
shipment Just In. Irueuwald'e
—B-Blthst— ae_, 818 llth.
"Advertisement."
Drop Prohibition
DES MOINES, la., July I«.—
After bitter debate, the republi
can atate convention yesterday
afternoon refused to Insert a
plank in Its platform favoring th<
resubmission to the-voters of th«
prohibition question.
PORTLAND HARBORMASTER IS
ENTHUSIAST REGARDING AKZ
Captain J. Speier Tells of Effectiveness of New Mm
eral Remedy For Rheumatism, Stomach and
Kidney Trouble and Varicose Veins.
Hairioi master J. Rpeler of Port
land, one of ths beat known men in
shipping circles on the Pacific
Coast and whose efficiency has had
much to do with the development of
Fori lands waterfront has become
an ardent enthusiast regarding
Akox. the new California mineral
that is proving so effective in the
treatment of rheumatism, stomach,
kidney, liver and bladder troubles
catarrh, piles, ecxema. ulers and
other sllments. Capt Speier was
formerly with the Pacific Coast
Steamship company and also In the
.rniy transport service.
'I eanaet say too much In appre
ciation of what Akox has done for
sic In curing me of a bad varicose
vein." said Captain Bpeler. "For
■tx years I had to wear a silk elas
tic stocking from mv ankle to my
knee. I uaed the Akos Internal
treatment and also put the Akox
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B I|! MADAME HOUSEWIFE: . fL j
frj Brad There ia just oae accurate way of I iff, I
13 HI keapA-g track of your household ex- lfj] j
i|| llfß psßsag. Keep your house money in tha fl 1 I
xPI _B_| bank where It Is safe, aad pay your bills PfTf I I
Pg fjrj with checks. Every check tat a record H|m|J I
ES V%]\ and a rsestpt tor your expenditures Ell I I
IS f ttU Yo*r ****cki_n; aceoußt will receive the H 1
E_| KUkI **** co""*d"'*t,o» •' o^*l I
cI mni THC "',AT ■,O"',AI-, sunk *»f tac-oma P\jj 1
ES EjQm Twenty-eight year* of safety and |> *sj 1
Wet PM courtesy. I'M I
I What's Doing I
In Politics
Everybody ta iavHed to ummt _, _«*,. *_<* ln ot politi
cal internal. We bar ao use from this nilsms, whatever the
color of his political sfcia. If yoa have anythiag of a politi
cal nature that you think will late—est Tim— reader* let aa
have it.
jl — 1
C. M. Knox, who ba* been ac
tive in the work of th* Progres
sive league, is being boosted by
hi* friends aa th* man who ca*
beat tha standpatter, Jimmla
Davis, for tbe legislature Kaoi
I* a believer ia tbe initiative, raft
erendum and recall. He is a col
lege graduate, has farmed am.
has given considerable time of
late years to the study of pro
gressive principles and measures
J. M. Everett, a contractor of
Orting, will probably run for the
legislature on the progressive
ticket from the valley district
State Representative Bryan o
Buckley, a bull moose,, will prob
ably try to succeed himself. Two
personh are to be elected.
Acting State Chairman J. 8
Herbsman of Seattle will be in
vited to attend the Pierce coun
ty progressive conference which
will be held a week from next
Saturday in Odd Fellows' teni
pie. All of the progressive work
ers In tbe county are being urgeJ
to put in an appearance and hel>
make tt an enthusiastic session.
IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL
■•--.art la..rra trmam Tin-*--- r* aa" era. of graeral i«'rrr«i an<l -*!._-•■■
a*~ra«aal a-al.r-e. will b* pr-laterf \\ rile sbtsl aaTfalaa. «r aa* I*4*4 y
»aa> wtefc, m>mt *-a bdi hit* u_»ll~r aa >««r attlvr. Vtaajf lali«rs »ri
aa* prtatrfli k«r«u»t tfc-r*r ara Iwa ktwrnm* Kitf '•■ «_»rl.
I I
SOMERSET, Nova Scotia. July
10. —The steam shovel crew
working for Kirk * Cooke, con
tractors for the North Mountain
railroad, believe they made a
record on July 8, I*l4.
With a model 4 0 Marion steam
shovel, 1 "4-yard dipper, 633
four-yard cars or 2,632 cubic
yards of shale rock were dug in
ten hours.
This material was hsuled 1,500
<»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »
♦ 4
*> SI'I.HNDID GAIN ♦
■*> Splendid gaius in revenue •»
•*• from the municipal dock are «
♦< shown In Superintendent ♦
♦ William Hall s report for »
♦ June. The dock took In 4
A 1*17.99 mora in June of this •
♦ year than in June, 19 U. I»is ♦
♦ bnrsements for June were *
♦ 1392.54 lass In June than 4
*• they were a year ago. ♦
♦ The 15th street dock re- *
♦ ceipts, where produce and •
•■ freight are handled ezrlu- 4
♦ Btvely, were I9«n 80 for *
A June, an increaae of 133.26 *
4 over June of 191.! ♦
4
dusting powder la my shoe with
tha result that tn a few weeks I
was completely cured. Formerly
my leg ached very BSvsraay *-r*r-|
time I walked a short distance New
1 no longer have to use an elastic
stocking, and no matter bow far I
walk or how much I am on my
feet there Is no evidence of tha
varl**ose condition.
"Others In my family have used
Akox fur stomach and kidney trou
bles with equally satisfactory re
sults Severs! of my friends have
also obtained relief from their
rheumatism and other ailments
with Akox"
Akox 1n a natural mineral and
not a combination of drugs. It is
nature's own remedy and is giving
relief tn hundreds of cases in this
vicinity. Akos U sold at all leading
drug st.res where further informa
tion may be had regarding this ad
vertisement.
It is reported that Stat* Rep
resentative A. J. till be will not
ba a candidate for tha senate in
tha 29th district, but will prob
ably fil* for the house again in
the 39th district on the progres
•ive ticket.
The filing in tha county audi
tor* office haa not been so heavT,
during the last few days. Four
new name* were added to tbs
prospective candidate* Mat thl*
morning and yesterday afternoon.
They were Dr. O. D. Shaver, re
publican, for coroner; W. 11.
Ingalls, republican, for just lis
of the peace; Torger Peterson
for county commissioner from
district 3; and J. B. Keener, pro
gressive, for county sheriff. J.
J. Cameron filed for county aa>
sessor Tuesday.
George B. Burke, republican,
and former manager of the Bank
ers Trust company, baa eaat hit
hat in the ring for representa
tive of the 36th district subject
to the September primaries
Burke filed for office today.
( feet by two ten-car trains, to a
trestle, where the cars were
dumped by five men.
On the day previous 602 cars
or 2 4ON cubic yards were dug.
If any better record haa been
made hy other shovels of this
sia», and under like conditions
this firm would like to hear from
them. Address C. W. Ou Plaint*.
Head Timekeeper snd Recorder,
or John Miller, Traveling Super
intendent.
First Electrical
Plant In Country
Mayor A. V. Fawcett today
signed an easement for a spur
track of the Northern Pacific to
the new electric furnaces at the
Pacific Iron A Steel company,
which Is nearing completion on
the city's property at the east end
of the llth street high bridge.
Casey and Heath, builders of
the electric smelter, are tbe first
Iron men In the t'nited States to
'erect * plant with electricity a*
the only means of furnishing
heat. They will use about f 4,000
worth of municipal electricity
each year.
Four Shot In
a Gang Scrap
OMAHA, Neb., July 1«. -Tbj-ee
hundred men and boy* engaged
in a gangsters' battle in the ten
derloin last night, with the result
that four were fatally shot and
several seriously Injured.
Perfectly fitted glasses. 11..V1
up I faff, Graduate Opt I. tan. 1147
C st. "Advertisement."
HeGetsS 160,000
PITTBBI-RO, July 14.—Al
though be is confined as an In
sane person, Harry K. Thaw was
yesterday awarded 1140,773 by
the orphans' court as the Income
from his father's estate. The liti
gation had continued for six
month*.
Mt. Still Sassy
REDDING, Cal., July 14.—
Mount Lassen burst forth in an
other eruption yesterday and was
more spectacular and violent In
tta fury than at any previous
eruption. It was tbe mountain*
18th outbreak since May 39.
De~»r«tle_a. Hia_. fleets*. « T a X
"Advertisement"
Stork to Visit the
House of Connaught
LONDON. July 14—England's
royal ladies sever fail to do their I
duty to tbe census, so no one waa \
surprised when the rumor was;
whispered about that Princess
Alexandra of 4'onnaught la gapm t
Ing a vi*lt from the stork.
Before her marrta.te the prin
cess was th* duchess of Fife and
her marriage- to Prince Arthur
waa oae of the brilliant social
events of a year ago.
Art Ist I* daeoratt*-*. Watson'a
"Advertisement. '
•SLAIN IN MBKD
a TORK, Juiy 14 —Tw-
niembe—i of the < hristala Broth- '
«f* were slain Ib Zaratera*. *c- ]
cording ta is formation received
her*.
SILASTIC r-nmT
Prtvac* rnn__ - _
PHTSICIANS- StTPTLV OO
Lath- Mat-saal Realty Bids.
P-s-e Mala «_.
'», — 1'
THE TAOt-M-l TIMES
DAILY TALKS
TO A LARGE
AUDIENCE
Daily talks bearing en tba gas
eral Improvement of church work
will b* conducted at tha Christian
Worker*' conference at Whit
worth collea;*, following a reao
tution yesterday after Boon. Re*
W. A. Stephenson of Be 11 Ingham
opeaed the "form talk*" tod a*
with an address on "The Sunday
Evening Service." and Rev A. M ,
William* of Portland followed
with a talk oa "Bridging the
t'haam Between the Church aad
Sunday School."
Speakers at this evening* see-1
slon of the conference will be
Rev. J. H Edgar, whoa* subject
will be Young People's Wort,'
and Rev. P. L. Stlsley. on "Tbe
Twentieth Century Service."
PANTAGES
•THK 84 'HOObMAITMt n
Aad 0 Other Oood Acta.
Pricee: Night*. 15c aad 38c
Box**. 60*. Matinees, lOe aad
15c; Boxes, 25*.
EMPRESS
MATINEES 10c
EVENINGS 10c, 20c
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Reduce the
Cost of Living
FRYE&
COMPANY
offers you at its mar
kets tomorrow the tml
lowing -specials:
ftPEOIAIA FOR FRIDAY,
JI'LY 17. ISI4
Choice steer steak "**
Choice pork shoulder Bleak 14V
Choice lamb chop* ..... !■**«•
Pork back bone* Sr
Choice fre*h spare rib* 1-Hr
Fresh liver •**
Pure la id 1« *_<•
Our Markets Are Lo
cated as Follows:
Fry• A Oa., 17th aad Con—marc*
Washington Market—ll IS aad
11—0 Soath O Street.
N. P. Market South Tacoma.
Look for th* U. ■. Purpl*
Stamp. It signifies Purity and
Quality. Our meat kept la aaa
itary caass la perfect conditio*
by our cold air system.
We Give Penny Change
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Our Stores Are All
Closed Today
*A hiie we do not belong t*
the Grocer*' Association.
we gladly co-operate with
any movement that tend*
to better working condi
tion*. We therefore em
braced tbe ojtportuaity of
giving our employ •• a
holiday.
A Few Quotations for
Friday's Shoppers
Pure I.ard. No. 1* pall.
Si as.
5 pkgs. Shredded Wheat,
.•Mr.
Large site Kaola. reg. 91.9(1.
special SI .4*.
Gold Daat Washing Powder,
_»c pkg
25e pkg. Grand-mas Wash
lag Powder. 17c.
Large Polly Prim Cleanser,
4 pkgs avVr.
Duseldorf Mustard, rag. 3le.
special lav.
Finest quality Coarord
tirtpe Juice. large size
bottle. SSc.
Pickled l>ama* Tomcne. -M
Ib Delirious for a cold
lunch.
Oar i V.ffee Is fresh fro—i U»e
roaster every day. Try a
pound—tt will pleaae you
—»V ib. and ap.
75e qtxaltty Lipton Tea. ■Sa
lt.
Fiae < reaaMTf Butter _7 H <
Mac L.an Brot. I
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BOTS* bTRAW HATH SS* -__#, _-—"% W — 7m W _"*"7 Tse WA-*"* HATH 4-V
--—A small tot of Boy*' Straw tft/*^\\ _Ts^_^s?_^-/-»_n^^#/V!_^_rt_^_r JT) —Wash Hat* for Uttle tota,
Hats in black and navy blue; £***-' \%AJalkv^X J'S4I4LM9\^/W f/%/A aad* of heavy white pique and
Cxtoic. foT.:.T!r. h.'. OC.!° _£ A / JXCOMA. • m *L*r*DElSm£-TT C_icef Ut__l_[to,-.;. WOrth dS_
The Great Alteration Sale Brings
Supreme Savings In Women's and Children's Apparel
65 Handsome UA| 17 I>D 1/^l7
Summer Suits OAL-T I^KH^JCL.
■-—Nowhere but at Stone-Fisher's have such splendid suits been offered at the regular fair~prices.
—Every suit is a this season's style, every one faultlessly tailored and correct in every detail of fashion.
The popular weaves are shown, including—
—Herges, gabardines, diagonals, crepes, eponge, checks, in navy, tan, Copenhagen, gray, brown, tango.
$19.50 Buits now $ 9.75 $29.50 Suits now $14.75 $39.50 Suitis now $19.75
$25.00 Suits now.. .• $12.50 $35.00 Suits now $17.50 $45.00 Suits now $22.50
.§ 63 Silk and Wool Dresses <tQ QC-C
lfe» Formerly $15.00 to $25.00 at
5*V-r«*-l —A splendid opportunity for the woman who wants a urnart dress for afternoon
/T^^N. and street wear at a very small outlay.
£ I '^wWv —The various fabrics include—
Wl\ \-^r\/l\ —Messaline, crepe de chine, taffeta, serge, Bedford cord, wool crepe and chet-ks,
, 7\ U \ —Navy, brown, tan, Copenhagen, taupe, black, gray, tango and wistaria.
I X h I —Dresses priced regularly at $15.00 to $25.00. Choice, this sale $8.95
I \y J42 Silk Dresses Average LESS THAN HALF
\ \ / $vB ~~~^ <,au*'^u^ -^---k Dresses for afternoon aud semi-formal wear. Materials in<-lu<l<'
\ Vl \ T* <'l>ai""|'Mist\ chiffon taffeta, crepe de chine, Canton crepe and messaline. A «par
. \ If\ / tial list of the dresses follows^
N>-*Cf /\r 10 Dresses, were #30.00, now $12.60 4 Dresses, were $35.00, now $16.50
fo-f&P 7 Dresses, were $35.00, now $15.30 2 Dresses, were $25.00, now $13.80
B 4 Dresses, were $35.00, now $19.80 1 Dress, was $49.50, now $25.00
' 6 Dresses, were $25.00, now $15.00 —The balance at equal savings.
$1.50 to $2.00 Blouses at $1.00 $1.25 to $1.50 Blouses for 89c
—Beautiful lingerie styles of Voile, Crepe and —A dozen dainty styles of Voile and fine Lawns,
Batiste. A broad assortment of dainty new mod- nearly all having elaborately embroidered designs
els, including round, square and deep V neck ef- in mercerized floss in the little lace and net frilling
fects, with drop shoulder and Balmacaan sleeves, around the neck and down the front and Val. or
Some quite plain with soft rolling collars, others Venetian insertion and insets; round and V neck
trimmed with hand embroidered designs, fine Val. styles; some high necks with collar and yoke of
and Venetian lace; also a few figured Seco Silk net; drop shoulders and Balmacaan sleeves; $1.25
Waists; worth $1.50 to $2.00. Sale price .. . $1.00 and $1.50 values. Sale price 89c
Coats in Four GrtuV5^1»"0>53.49.54.49*56.49
—If there is a little miss in Tacoma in need of a coat, this is undoubted- f
ly the opportunity. Prices were never so low. Sizes 2, 3, 4, 6 years. /_3___ **
Group I—Coats Worth $3.00 to Group 3 —Coats Worth $8.95 to IfiV. r *
$4.25 for $1.98 $9.95 for $4.49 1 &* /-^Si^Tl m-___ *
lust :M t'oats In this lot; serges, pin —24 Coat* in very smart little styles, made ' f f\ _ \ |S_AmMI J
stripes woolens, and shepherd checks, in of shepherd checks, Mark and white stripe I *by 11 *\ \lm UWi
brown. Copenhagen, navy, cardinal and golf woolens, and serges, in cream, brown, navy ' 1/4 "-— ' Mil Hi 111 I
red. also infants' white pique coats; regular and Copenhagen. Regular values $8.95 to LJ l______l I Si BlSk 1
value* $3 00 to $4.25. This sale f.1.98 »»95. This sale *4.49 /ut*mmr^jLmmL\\\fL\\\ \
Group 2 Coats Worth $5.00 to Group 4 Coats Worth $12.00 \ T\ \\i*m\ »
$7.95 for $3.49 to $15.00 for $6.49 \ JUS \1 A J
—18 Coat* Id this lot, including golf red and —17 Coat* ia very distinguished little styles, \. feT\_f S. B /
navy serges, shepherd checks. black and variously of black Bengaltne silk, shepherd \^bV_ _****•-Ml / *
white stripes, cream wool fancies and serges, checks, navy and tango basket weave, tan, >l*" 4r
aad white cotton pique coat*. Regular values checks and stripes. Regular values (12.00
$5 00 to $7.58. This sal* 5».4» to f 16.00. This sale 96.40 t
Children's Dresses 39c All Girls' Coats HALF PRICE Children's Dresses 49c
KFGI LAHI.Y SSc AND 7»c WORTH *S.AO TO Sl-IO REH'l TI_\RIiY TBc TO SI.OO
—A phenomenal bargain In stylish, well —Including all Ihe Spring and Summer —Another extraordinary offer In Chll
nsde little tub dresses made of gingham. Coat* of serge, diagonal, mixtures. Bed- dren's Wash Dresses, smart little styles of
percale*, white pique, pink aad blue cham- ford cord, check, and eponge; else* 8. 10, "ash weave percale*, ginghams, ripplett*
bray; 10 .1.. 2. 25 slee 3, 10 sis. 4 ye.r.; 12. 14 years. Regular prica. M.50 to y"*nrs; VStTIZ t°o fT'So'
worth 65c »Bd 76e. Choice, this sale *Sc $12.60. Now HALF PKICK Choice, this sal* 40c
Smelt Meal and
It Finished Gus
The savory odor of frying bacon
and eggs, coming from behind a
pile of railroad tie* near 58th
street. In South Tacoma, pat Pa
trolman Donovan on th* trail of
the thief laat night who broke
Into tha Edison hotel and stole
a quantity of groceries. Dono
van saw tin* R*oolan cooking
over a camp fire, end was forced
to ftre several shots into tbe air
to keep Reootan from running off
like a frightened animal. The
thief is now in the elty jail pend
ing burglary charge*.
Roasts Whitman
OYSTER BAY, N. V.. Jnly 1«.
i 'H Roosevelt last night char
acterised District Attorney Whit
man as either a hopelessly timid
weakling" or as being in league
with William Barnes. Jr. repub
lican state chairman. Whitman
sought Roosevelt* snpport, but
would not renounce Barnes, It is
said.
BANDIT**) WIDOW HILIOT
NBW ORLEANS, July 14.—
Mr*. Charles Cravne, widow of a
train robber, refused to tell wbere
tr*4.ooo hi raraed.
|WW »j "^" BM-TKs. VOW
TACOMA BOAT WINS
Tscoma won honors at the Se
attle Potlatcb yesterday when the
big power cruiser "Corsair," own
ed by Attorney B. F. Jacobs of
this city, won the seventh annual
race from Vancouver to Seattle,
making th* trip in 12 hours, 37
minute*. The corsair wa* 2 2 min
utes. 44 second* ahead of the Va
moose, a Seattle cruiser, which
finished second.
You Can't
Make a Mistake
In buying the
"Irhkaoa Shoe**
They're made for ua
hist a* we waat
them made aad we,
not the factory,
guarantee them to
yoa, aad the prices
sre what you waat
to pay
S2..V>, SS.o«l. SS.-Ml,
At.tut aad ssae
Dickson Bros.Co.
1124-22 Paetfla Ay*.
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Health ant-
Good Cheer
Cheerfulness results from a healthy stnte
of mind and body.
Did you ever know a person who occasion
ally takes a glass of beer, who could not
"crack" a joke, or indulge in a hearty
laugh f Beer is for health. Healthy persons
are naturally cheerfu'. A glass of
Pacific Beer
Is brimfull of health and good cheer. Our
beer is a healthy drink because it is made of
pure cereal products, in one of the cleanest
and best equipped breweries in the world.
Best, East or West
Main 153. TWO PHONES. Main 352.
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Thursday. July 16. 1914.