The Tacoma times. [volume], January 07, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
MARRY FOR HEALTH
"Wken your daughter marries you should think it more lm
-1 fortant that she is taking a husband whose health and habits will
i Bkako him a good father than that one is making a marriage that
wltt insure wealth and social position.
"The health of a child dates not merely from its birth, but bsck
to Us grandparents.
"The bottle-fed baby ha. but one chance in 10 of surviving as
compared with the mother-fed child. It is very seldom Impossible
(or a mother to feed her child."
These were some of the points msde by Dr. T. D. Tuttle of the
State board of health, in an address yesterday before the Woman's
club on "The Influence of Women In the Preservation of Public
Health.
CLEAR CUSHMAN BOY
"Unavoidable accident," was the verdict yesterday of the cor
oner's jury which held Rdwsrd Oushman, Jr., son of U. 8. District
Judge Cusbman, blameless for the death of Klmer Nelson.
The Nelson boy died of injuries received when he was hit by
an auto driven by young Cushman Dec. 30. The evidence showed
that Nelson ran into the path of the car so suddenly that it was
practically impossible to avoid hitting him, and that Cushman wa.
driving at between 15 and 20 miles an hour when the accident
happened.
MUST REMOVE GUNS
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 7. —State officials have ordered
two three-inch guns removed from the Italian steamer Oluseppe
Verdi which came into port yesterday. Clearance papers have been
refused until the liner complys with the U. 8. neutrality laws.
An investigation will be made to determine if the gun. were
mounted for protection or for warring purposes.
O. H. J. SMITH DIES
While sitting in an arm chair reading at paper at his home, $11
Broadway, O. J. H. Swift, resident of Tacoma for 29 years, died
suddenly yesterday afternoon. He had been suffering from lagrippe
for several dsys and had been confined in his home.
Swift was deputy D. S. shipping commissioner at this port for
15 years. He was widely known In shipping circles.
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Local liquor dealers may be
reimbursed a portion of their
state liquor tax, according to an
nouncement msde hi the state
tax commissioner. They were
required to pay the full amount,
although many only operated a
short time on the new tax before
the state went dry.
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WOMEN HKi: BARROOM
PORTLAND. Jan. 7.—Thou
sands of women Inspected the
Lotus har here prior to the dis
mantling of the famous show sa
loon.
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ASK REHEARING
A petiton was filed yesterday
la Olympia for a rehearing of the
ease of Gottstein against Gov.
PANTAGES
10—TOOZOONIN TROUPE—IO
MAURICE SAMUELS A CO.
BARNOLD'S DOG ACTORS
"THE GIRL AND THE GAWK."
FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS.
ADMISSION' FREE TO MEN ONLY
"Three Fingered Jack"
" Converted Gambler "
TWENTY-ONE YEARS KING GAMBLER OF THE WORLD
WILL TELL STORY OF HIS LIFE
First Methodist Church
Tonight ?£££? to Men Only
W Alexander" <R
J \mk^ "The get-rirh-qulck and gold- «4)W *m
888 brick msn H
Bj I show the door without delay; H
H With me "sure things" are under H
■j ban— ■
H The Saving Bank's the safest I
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H Are you pressing on to for- H
■J tune's goal in the Savings Bank H
I Scandinavian American Bank I
H "Ta» Baak That Helaa." BJ
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Lister. The supreme court de
cided against the liquor Interests
in a similar suit.
Attorneys for the plaintiff
claim that irregularities tn initia
tive petition No. 3 were overlook
ed and that certain phases of the
state constitution are being disre
garded.
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IHU fit.ISTN RESPONSIBLE
Prosecutor Lundin of Seattle
said yesterday that all druggists
would be held responsible for the
sale of liquor despite their lack
of wrong Intentions in the dispo
sition of the spirits. Lundin
holds that an unlimited amount
of alcohol can be hold, provided
It is clearly stated that It is tor
chemical or medical use.
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SOFT DRINKS IN DEMAND
Local jobbers report an ex
tremely heavy business in logan
berry juice, soda pop and gingr
ale, while the soda counters are
doing a bigger business than at
any other time with the possible
exception of the mid-summer
months.
Tomorrow first Saturday of the Great
. J Sptffl asses! a^^ssllTOsaslte* •* ■■€
a ■■iij fifl^d^BlßMssL 'F* ll^alM^'^B.^lß^sKh^^^^ sssi Bsf * astral wH*2SS~I~T^rUi at'
| raps . B Bfisj lataglW BJ^BPBeaas^Jßßatfch^ *V.*W.
STORE OPENS SATURDAY AT 9 A. M.-CLOSES AT 10 P. M.
Overalls fQg WE OFFER MEW'S $150 SWEATERS $1.98 [Wool H ose
ov..r:,n, fur ev ery „,.„, ,ho fg& ftfor And Hundreds of Bargains of Equal Meril *-3c Vals 19c
works in bib or hip style, for .assess *M»V a Tl_* aO a C 1 ——____^___________
the mechanic, the laborer, the X Tstffflß mm, at I HlB VjrCat eJ&IO W°ol or U««limere Hose,
farmer and all who wear them flssl ssWJ sa\ tan ' oxford and natural grsy,
Made of-« 20" l.iuc denim, M Bt^>l pr Every man who needs a sweater should surely come in before forme«; ly "M at 25c the \q r
also of striped, brown, covert M P^wT fV,« „Xl« ;„ „ >rp: .v . • ♦ i „. " a""' 1, *hll- price I ally
or black denim. Union Made. fl B V \ Ur^laA S tlie Bavln4> Opportunity of a lifetime W0 Men's Heavy Wool Socks, In
Jumuars at the same -jn fl IB V\ JwJ^J can fit and please all who come. The lot includes heavy tTd'^Tkiue"^ °/ ■t \ncy "aton"'
Carhartt Overall's* heart pati- I V wEU£, SWeatel *S with 0I * without Collars, formerly $3 tO $3.50 $1.98 this sal"*'pair 0 * 33C
terns, sizes for larae men, plain I a sHP'I All Wool Jerseys in several colors, recr. $2.50 values at $219 M?" H Shawkn,t n°Be. »> a»
Sn7a°L» o fthlsh B.. r!i,«'^ P fCSiI MP^/ Mens Sweater fits, cot,on, *ood ' Men's Work Gloves, including Vuch fa- IhT" "* 'Ib
,rl o, la . Be Ap T3tslMbT *If / weight, regular ie mous makes as Brotherhood. Churchill, H ,T 1,. ■ , ISc
novaiHsL^r.fi ' 25P VTll It /«c values ■♦DC and Tuf-Nut, for engineers, firemen, H' ( '„h''', ,h''' ' "..;•■.; •„" ■-0
Pain nntytivrr \ mW • » / Men" Sweater Coats, part wool. 7Qr brldgemen, mechanics, loggers, etc, ; ' "", ''
Rain Clothing V WkMl W / regular 11.00 value, now at. ... I3C regular $1.50 values, CIQQ nal?siecial I 1 C
Keep dry through all weather. X^BliL WL^ - Men'» Swea*er Vests, line for cool 7Q« the Palr * ■ ■»'•' Men's Work Shirts' not many
you men why work out of *Tu***~'*! days, $1.50 values go at IJL Men's Corduroy Gloves, wrist or gaunt- left now former OO
doors For we're making sen- eft kwr^mfTLJ^Si V^ Men's Fine Wool Sweater Coats with let style, regular 25c 1Q- 50c values al atajC
oational reductions on rubber VliY p^sSg* rolled ,""ar > $r'"" 9/! /.G K™,l('' >'air ■«C Man's Neckweai 'a ' iarae as
and slicker clothing now. As '^^^lß^afMsssssssssf vslues al %)4.HJ Men's Work Gloves, of heavy horsehide, sortmenl best slianes former
examples— jf MWm M Men's very heavy Sweater Coats, with or hogskin, gauntlet or wrist stxle. lv sold at 50c and aViV
Boys' Rubber Capes, regular \\ /*w\ W^W rolled collar, tCCQ regular $1.50 grade, «T 11 C 75c now at aJaJb
$2.4 5 values, this $1 .IB' T $7-60 value $D.DaJ sale price »>l.ll> Me'Vs Neckwear,' in' farge se-
Flrtnien'spkntsV regular price ""»«*' Underwear, shirts and drawers, Men's Wool Gloves or Mitts, large as- Loggers' Shirts, very heavy and water- ["Si* 1 '1?*ln,( end, fo)'r-|»
--$3.26, this tJO AX hD br°WD S h Ba,m°n ~">r. the 60c un- 80 rtment. special a K<4 proof regular «i 90 h^nds wide range of patterns,
••■• •• -. 52.45 g™J •£» ■•»«•• ««aranteed not thl . Bale , palr &,§£ {^J va f ue(j r $4.39 JJ*. VaU'e* 19c
F^renien s Coats, 'I*" 1"1! price, only 39C Men'B and Boyß' alove»- with astrachan Men's Heavy Wool Shirts, In gray,
this sale I**o.*1 **o.* ! $3.79 Men's Heavy Wool Underwear,' values b.», chß and father palms, regula^ CQa, brown, tan, checked and blue, with mill- *„ co Maplrinawa U. ftf.
McDonald Railroad Shirts, to $1.76 the garment, Afia 79c value8 ' Sa,e prlce ' p*lr *,3U tary or laydown collar, double-breasted, £fS ,f lacKlnaws V*oo
with two separate OOsa Sa,e prlCB O«*C Mens Flannel Shirts, in blue or gray, values to $3.50, at, ft] i Q L*» ml'^
collars, $1 raluo CI9C Men's Wool Underwomr, Geo. Rockwood with military or laydown collar, QQ_ choice *>*.. I U "Yf °^e. r °n«-thlxd. Batrj,
Men's Flannel Pajamas, well make, shirts and drawers, in cream or $150 values, now at 000 Men .„ Golf Bhlrtß| , n whlte or colorß> Not-folk" and'other* S
made, regular $1.60 04 «Q gray, also in buff, values to $«.50 the Mens Flannel Shirts, a fins assortment, pleated bosoms included, a large as- itmv.imm mm mm
values at t>fij%7 garment, Removal Sale 11 1Q values to $2.00, 91 OQ sortment. regular $1.00 values, 7Q- now at aW.uO
I Pfice *>ls 19 now at •>l > o9 Removal Sale price IDC Wat rT"Jtf
Men's Suits or Overcoats a $9.851 *•# Snl<s «■ tt»
mtl^mm »»aSgaaaaaaßaaaaiaiaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaapaaaaafaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaßaßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa _aaaaaaaaaaaaa.......«i..,....,,.. l .i_ — „^^ .^.^«„_„..^^__«,„„.^^...^„„__^ Natty N'ol'fol'.LK of fine tJUaI- (ti?*^
Men's $10 Suits .. $6.85 $10.00 Overcoats, $6.45 r^f **#. ill «\
mar • am at «-» .r-i -rT- »~»^waa»uTj H*^» **-» knicker trousers, all sizes to //S i\^
Men's $18 Suits *s $11.65 $17.50 Overcoats, $14.65 &^&L?%f& wA 5S
Men's $20 Suits - $14.95 $20.00 Overcoats, $14.65 ™™^«ov«Jk™ M JAwk
Men's $25 Suits - $19.75 $22.50 and $25 Overcoats, $19.85 m) W
7 "•~--_a- one pa , r t rougerßj .\orfolk fJEoll'' jHft.a'l
§ There you are ■ the headlines tellthe story in a nutshell. High grade garments in r'o frX'ra ""l;.i""S IW Btf
both suits and overcoats -well tailored and the kind that appeal to men who are va,"e «VI.DU JJ j HRI
very particular about the looks of their clothes as well as the one who wants long ? r 6 ou L v B a,ue t ' 2 "rH S5 85 11 I VrM
wear. The suits and overcoats in the $9.85 lot sell regularly at $15 and they're boys si'its * \\M^^M>^l9mA
great values at that the other values are equally attractive. Choose from the **"5 vaweh, *4.3« t=^««^«BßßßW| l Ha|
best fabrics and styles on the market-all clothing reduced. **P*
Msn's Slipons:. lightweight; wa- Men's Gabardines, the best makes MEN'S TIUH SKItH 1-5 LESS BOYS' KXEE TROUSERS
tarproof rubberized Raincoats. Re- in the country. The entire stock From the $1.50 Working Trousers 50c values now at 45c Boys' 81ipons, rainproof,
duced like this: as follows: to the finest $6.00 drees garments, 69c values now at 6«c „„-. wel „ ht ..,.., fnr a ,, hftol
All $10.00 values SO.SS All $18.00 Values 8)13.95 "very pair reduced. Read—s4.oo 75c values now at 65c B l 8 * ,real lor itnool
All $1250 values 8H.e.% All $20 00 values mi I (in values, »l.BO; $1-75 values, 8)1.40; $1.00 values now at . . .BSBc wear—ss.oo values, $8.45;
$15 and $19.50 va1ue..... 5 ,2.85 All MM. ~l.os . '. '. .' .* J. -SS g^'fig }£« gJI,^ JH?.!^ *^« -lues. ,4.08; $3.95
Men s zephyr weight Raii-coats, a Men's Two-Trouser Suits. In serges values, BU.aO; $4.50 values, $W.«io; Everything that boys wear values, 8)8.10, and regular
-ass splendid $5.00 value. Re- OJQ OQ or fancies. For this *11 CE $5.00 values at $4.0<», (J nn at reduced prices for the Re- $2.95 values 91 QQ
I 2 moval Sale price *>%3.a.tJ sale, going at, each ... *> 1 I.DJ an d $6.00 Trousers .. .. fgoOU moval Sale. now at sjliUiJ
Ail Rubbers Reduced walnuts 2 pounds for 25c I cirls' dresses values to
■t::. -- ,„ rr.„„ m Ko ,„„ English Walnuts, firm white meats, good quality, better than 6> Ef f\f\ XT' 0O OO
Merjone in Taroma has been buying rubbers here the past nandj for the children, or delicious as an after-dinner «C^ abO.UU A 1 tbo.OO /JKL
week, for the weather surely required them—and we sold relish, special, two pounds for atOC A^BV^ffla
them for the lowest prices in town. We have some startlingly Pride of Erin Coffee, the best Conio Apricots, regular 10<» x. .■ i • •>, . , Svt/-Mm^
special price, on men's, women's and children's rubbers, at 29c -in Tacoma 20c cans at I2C £»*,* g^" VtSl So? ."e.m 5.5 j#l*a
and up—nd besides, our high grade rubbers are priced like qua^ y *L uf.t .mall prS! S? pound^ 5C here'B the p,ace for mother to b^' WeU M V !-*> S
thia— roasted, blended and ground Pint bottle Household"' C„ ?,?**]„f^iTJ?',a 0' "Ue BCrgVJL**l, ffJ ff^Ml
Boys' 86c mb- Women's 75c Misses' 65c Children's 60c Ti *b<- **"* ft „ ■tore- We Ammonia 3C \Sufi and%4 98 v.fues It*"' 53.38 lo 3 /IPI
hers,,- rubber, pr. rubbers.,,. rubbers pr.- -onimend it h,gh, y ,g Salt a ,0-pound sack, B^Q .""^•^ujue.. at. . .#O.OO |JfyEV
Men's Ounmetai Shoes, but- Women's Shoes in gunmetal Teas, four kinds, the favorite v'* 1.. 2,"!: lit Glrls' Ber*e Dresses, very neat styles, reg- Y//H Utt
ton or blucher cut, Sale or patent leather, button or grades In use in every home, in- sliced 2%fib ran 13C ulsr $2.48 and $2.75 CIQ7 *<ICL»-^
price, the MOC IS?"'bJJ. -Pl*^ »3 _5 ° eluding Spider Leg, Ounpow- faSsr'/ BoipV^ii,' 4£ "'j«' v ?° w n $1.31 jf
pair $a..a.D •«!?«•■ Sa>e $2.45 der' Ceylon »n1 Knsll*" tv« <»<>Mn <*ns ■•■ •■' f »/C ?' r>" Waßh, Jesses good color, and ma- 1
Boys' Hi-Cuts, in black or w om en''s Vlcl"kid Cushion Ureakfast; a big special for Blue Label Catsup, reg- 4r_ J" ■ j*- B"eclal J1.98","i 51.38 \\
tan, with heavy double soles; KAfUtt ««£* ■« Choice at, ula^r 25c bottle 75C Wash Dresses,*' '^ '^ J H
regular price $3.50 OJO OC fof tal"«J «2.00 values. Sale on V ' 25C SDeclatfor 5C 65c and 75c value" *&C s«<l4
the pair. Sale price e>a..flO price, the tlßa* y **tfte special for Ub o , rta . WnUe DreMes charm)ng gtyleß(
children's Shoes sizes 8 % t*' 1"' only ▼ ' •w**l *—^———I priced for removal sale lite this—
Children s unoes, sues 8 % Women's Comfort Julleas, _- _ j 4 is an 7C s 2 .o h •*, 9J $1 98 #4 mm
to 11 gunmetal, patent and wlth pUln or patent Uv< \ s«.. M /t/„r/, — 'ai. J3.75 vais ... . J2.34 vais $1.44
vlci kid; $1.70 values. Hale made of soft vie! kid; $1.76 ffl f|fl A I AI? IVI I^l ill^ll V 71a Infants' Long or Short Coats, of White cashmere, formerly sold
Price. tl AC value. Sale YI9JK VI«VV aMLoafialVlYl ttUVsVil flt at $4.48, $3.98. $298 and $1.98, now selling (1 as
Pair f 18*KI price if I .%W respectively at 88.75, 88.44, 8)8.47 and st I iO*l
aa . - — - -~.imm ... Let not sleep hold you in IU drowsy embrace these dark mornings
Every pair Of Men 8 $3.00 Shoes 111 the Btor«— f'« »l> and doing wakened In <heerr.H and positive manner by All MaCral'C Dit TC MIICT sfA
light or heavy for dress or work wear, button IZS. SSZ X" 71C ALL lilt HI 5 11/11^ IWU^I bU
and blUCher Style, black Or brOWn »>0 Afi! Electric Heaters, the Majestic Electric Percolators, nrnkes Rvervthllll . in Yen .. „ nfl Itovß . HfltH r( . r ,, 11 ,„, , n -«,..,„
leathers, your Choice $Z.f>B< l»»d. IWit weight and easily Per ect coffee save, j^gfl J^mhta. taMj-J «f,^ T «*»«« itt^""
carried from room to room, Pcr col'stors, heavily Our mens and boys' $1.00 Were making big reduc-
II connects with any light fix- nickel-plated, saves its price in Hats and Ca*ps sell at 89c; llon» on B°y*' Furnishings,
25c ALUMINUM SAUCE PA 111 Vnarue^ theater:.s4.9B yaK:t reBU,"r. ,7-5° 56.75 £*?.??... $1.25 T-?]*^ "a"™th
& 25 and 40-Watt Electric Globes, Special 22c a number of fait and tweed atoya 25c B,ouw 19C
SATURDAY-6 TO 10 P. M.--12c « 1 "• t v foj*? 2-"■■* %% ■■
A „„ i 7Tm~: T^l Z T~~ /7T-VJM jn"»re STOtC mAT/)^ iauL Boys'iscßlouse. -fiO^
A thrilling special %nd we limit each custom (()¥¥§ /^savesvoumonev-i/^gjf + Shi ', „ , ,», , " «JC
Ar tn 2 nieces that all who come may share I v/###a#a# r^**% + m/.Jilj X\ %4S\ A T good ol<l s,nn(,ard Mal" i«^h' hiiihth
er to x pieces, inai ail wno come may snare. mm Mi«M inaf/WWi ]i§'d'mmftJk wYttJmimß ,ory. our famous $3.50 Hat, 500 values, 07«
Made of hard sheet ware, one quart siae, reg- ###A'fyC7/ //fCiCf kvg /## f/era/ ♦-•75i „l,r »2-C0 I)"h,ln at »<>*«t «'C
ularly sold at 25c 7 each, special Satur- ft}* # / •/^^ 111 - B - BB^^^^ /(/ J' si.«o; our $3.00 Longford Jowa* 1"8"'. 63c
day evening from 6tO 10, at laW* '^»*m4m^^o^*^ m^^^m'a^^m *m m mx mnmmmmwom9^^'^ at 82.7«. and (he Pecrleaa || 0.1 vaiu'oß." oo P
I -I 1 PACIFIC AVENUE AND COMMERCE AT ,5 2» 3$ Stetson for »a.7S. now at Dai I,
THE TACrtMA TIMES
Friday, Jan. 7,1916.