The Tacoma times. [volume], March 24, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, March 24,1916.
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□ CHARMING NEW 0
Q SPRING SUITS Q
3ff We invite your approval of these models f 1
\l/ for Spring ami Summer wear. Our tic- mr
fni mentions purchasing power makes it pos- PI
\^J sihle for the low pii<-es. X
f^l Take advantage of the Chain's pur- I]J
yt) chasing ability. |2/
I I > #.-">f>,^ J Beautiful In their newness,
jkt X'iW'-i' VwH tailored ami iln>Ks\ models,
I 1 •'.'•''.'■■■NjJv.ufll made up in ;i splendid range
*'•'' ''■*' *'»'J\lBrL °' materials, shown in the new I 1
HmDKv - -^^. spring Bhades and new checks, W
t.J ifir!^^+-)W*^i\ llow featuring exceptional val- I I
Ik In / w v v \ 11<s :it *t7.jM>, *•-'->, ciQ en \aJ
II 1/ l//^l\ IV •■*• and ▼ '3IJU f^l
lj '/ f I i/\ NEW spring n
S» I i/T"\ • t\ \ * magnificent showing of new 2K
I /// I *l\ \ all(' a ''l)Ca"n8 models, made up 'I
l«J / v I I l\ \ in ;i wide range of swell mate j9\
f^\ l^i^v/ I 1\ Vvrlalß- influding white chlnchil- | I
II BIA 7 nrCl", hlurk and navy coals, liutnl \j#
jWC PB I |\ i|throuKhou( and suitable for f"|
I I tv / I 1 V *;'»-<>*> flown t0.... tjMvliUU
l^ ♦•'/ I I 11 \ :t<i.<m» down to «piUiQU J§£
LJ 7 I NEW SPRING W
'^V'•''•'• Sv> - Hoautiful new models in Crepe
\ M J . \ •:■•':• HT^ITTIiTs. & de C'line an^ Chiffon comblna-
jfC .."•'■■•..'./■■■■• v'"VU-j """ ■11" Taffetas, Silk 1'"!'- J^y
It ' '\'':|| li|ls' Bengalines, uew checks,
w ' \.; /.uj etc «ao.nu, tißnn n
|*| «19.au anil |,J
Q J USE YOUR CREDIT U
It costs you nolhlnß extra. It's much more i |
I J H convenient. A well paid credit MWHMt is a L«J
\4f H good recouiiiit'iidation of your lionesty. #X
Q I $1.00 A WEEK LJ
WAIiK I I'M \llts VXD s\\l $10 n\
I I iii.'<n.. Uroudwajr, Upstairs, Gross Block. f*|
I J UAI.lv I I'SI Allts—HAVK $10.00 tmM
nRMEni '''1(J McDonald Shoe Company, Pioneer Shoe Mer- IS^ng
chants of the city, announce the opening of an addi- hBbB
JKHifflßl tional store at M 3 Broadway, kPu|
fjEJBraWB -A D*W Spring stock of Men's, Women's and Chil- raffll
Imßeßj dren's Shoes at popular price awaits your inspection HjSsJ
SbSb^B ;ill(' Approval. omE
QSHsB You are cordially invited to the opening tomorrow, flflnHi
■hBHB Saturday. Marcli 25th. |^MH
WWB SOUVENIRS FOR THE LADIES. HH
HHj^H Look for the Black and White Front. Jh9k§
H McDonald Shoe Co. H
H^H TWO STOKES: H
Pacific and 943 jfi
HMH 13th St. and Broadway. Brofi
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FALCONER WON'T
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
WASHINGTON, D. C, March
24.—Alex Falconer, former
Everett congressman, here today,
said he would not be a candidate
for governor—positively would
not.
NORTH POLE WILL
REMAIN IN PEACE
WASHINGTON, D. C, March
24. —The education committee
of tlie house refused yesterday to
reopen the North Pole contro
versy, ;is suggested by Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook.
AN EASY WAY TO END
CATARRH FOREVER
ftlni|de Home Treatment Destroys
Germs of This Dangerous
Disease.
The reason why bo many peo
ple who suffer from Catarrh nev
er seem able to gft cured is that
| they are continually seeking the
; momentary relief of niirays,
douching, greasy creams, olnt
\ ments, etc. Such things do open
up the swollen noHtrllu and clear I
tho head temporarily, beside Btop
; ping for a while the disgusting
i blowing, hawking, spitting and
choking, but they never cure. To
' drive out Catarrh for good you
! have to get down to Its real cause.
, Catarrh Is a germ disease. The
| air is always full of catarrh
' germs throwu of by one pernon
! and absorbed by another, and
! when the system does fall to
throw off such germs they find
permanent lodgement In the nose,
throat and head and multipl) rap-
Idly.
The germs of catarrh can best
be destroyed by Inhaling the pure
medicated air of Hyomei (pro
nounced High-0-me). This splen
did and powerful combination of
oil of Eucalyptus with other |
healing uKcntg has a wonderful
germk'ldal action. You breathe
lta air into your nose, throat and
lungs by means of a bmall hard
rubber inhaler which the Crown
] Drug Co. and other leading drug
gists in this vicinity supply with
every complete treatment. This
medicated air Is certain death to
the germs of Catarrh and drives
' them completely out of your sys
j tern and when the germs are de
! Btroyed the catarrh with nil its
| disagreeable symptoms will stop.
j Even two or three minutes' use
I will give refreshing relief, while
! If you will use it two or three
times a day for a few weeks it |
will completely banish catarrh and ;
every symptom of catarrh. As
llyomel is pk-asant to breathe and
is'always sold by druggists every
where with a positive guarantee
of successful results or money
back, surely no Catarrhal sufferer
ehould go long before trying this
simple home reniody.
YHE TAOOMA TIMES
Ft. Lawton Men Called
Capt. William B. Melster, assistant 'surgeon of the medical
corps, is the first man at Fort Lawton to be ordered to the (rout.
He received orders last night to report to the Twelfth Infantry »t
Nogftles, Ariz., and will leave today- Three privates in the hospital
corps also received orders to move. They will be delected this morn
ing by Maj. George 11. Crabtree, commanding the medical corps, and ■
will leave in the afternoon for Fort, Sam Houston. AU of the men
are anxious to go, and after the selection is made there will be
many disappointed hospital corps men at the fort.
Uniting for Suffrage
Two thousand notices of the Washington conference to be held |
in Seattle next Thursday under the auspice* of the congressional j
I'nlon for Woman Suffrage, were mailed yesterdH.v to club women in j
all parts of the state. A permanent orgaalttttoa to work for the |
adoption of the Susan B. Anthony amendment ajrMtlag nation-wide j
suffrage to women, will lie effected. I'luns will also lie laid for the |
reception* of the traiuload of Eastern suffraßiiitß, headed by Mrs.
O. H. P. Belmont, which will arrive in Sealtle May 1 for a session of j
■two days. A number of Tacoma women will attend the conference.
Hay Army Bill Passed'
WASHINGTON, D. C March 1!4. I!y a vote of 402 to 2. th '
house late yesterday passed the Hay army increase bill providing
for a regular army, peace strength, of 1 lo.onO fighting men, in
! Btead of the present 100,000. The liill was adopted after Represen
tative Kahn of the military committee, hud met defeat in his effort i
to teCTMM the strength of regulars to tlO.tO*. The two who op
posed the bill were Representatives Britten, republican, and London, |
socialist, of New York.
Lost Airman Is Found
COU'.MBrS, N. M., March 24. After wandering alone for 4S;
hours in the middle of a lonely sand-swept plateau, Lieut. Edgar '•
S. Uorrell of the I T. 8. aero corps was found yesterday by a motor j
truck train three miles south of Asccncion. Ho had been missing
Bince last Sunday and had been without food for LM hours. He was!
uninjured, but was out of gasoline ami had lost his way. He said
that shortly after the start he lost sit;lit of the other aviators and
missed his way. A leaking fuel tank Forced him to alight.
It's a Great Big Show
Seven hundred school children with a double orchestra of 4u
musicians, all of them students of Tacoma's tchOOls, scored n big
triumph in "The Contest of the Nations ' it the Taioma theater last
night." The Contest of the Nations." a musical and dancing spec
tacle, outclasses anything ever attempted in the eltj outside the big
Stadium. It will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night at the
j Tacoma heater. It in calling out big crowds.
You'll Find
It Here T
Spring i-iinli of Inborers to
government railroad construction
canipb in Alu&ka lia.. begun.
Federal medliitlon voiiiinifebion
appointed to Kettle labor disputes
on Alaska railroad arrives in Se
ward.
With the bl X irrigation ditrh
at Yclm ne»rly completed, citl
«enß organize Yelm Commercial
club.
Hhipnu-titK 1.1 limit.•■! mills in
weutern Wuslilugton nnd Oregon
for week unding March 18 ex
ceed cut by 4.6 per cent, or 1,
-- «40,000 feet.
Mini- bureau of ins|tection
commends Attorney General Tau
ner and says he is getting an
"inadequate salary."
I'li'lnllliils to -I .-Hi- ilnliiMil.il
Insurance commission must be
paid by Contractor Hans Peder
••■on who is constructing locks on
Lake Washington government
canal.
Attorney (ieneial Tanner rules
i druggists can only fill prescrip
■ tions for booze issued by phyaic
! Kin:- licensed to practice In this
state.
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10 lbs. (lams 20c. Cen. rub. Mkt.
"adv."
11. \V. I'etlijoliii, cbief assKi
ant engineer in state highway de-
I partmeut, resigns.
I «-^^—-
Ini at llxclmiigo Lunch Hooin.
Meals 15c up. 700 Broadway.adv
Frank Lota, "spook dope"
healer, 1b appointed Vadei' city
engineer.
<■— ——^
Work In s|;iii«ml on big new
■ cheese factory at Elma.
life testing glaftsea, Si.r.o up.
I"i»ti, Optician, 1147 Uioadvvuy.
adv.
X. P. aneiHttuit K<*nei'al frel^»t
i agent says freight business to
, east, with lumber as chief enm
j modlty, was neves better in hls
' tory of northwest.
McLean the contract mover
Main 18.10. ad*
l'rlce of orange* dropH In To
coma as new Hupply arrives from
! California.
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Nee Dr. «-. Hrann, 812 N«n
Kealtjr bldg., for all Mni'« of stom.
, sell and uervoun disorders. ud»
Cattle brings highest price in
history of Chicago stock yards
for March.
20c nnd -'."•< merchants' lunch
at IHienwald'ft, 1112 Ht-oadwny..
"Advertisement."
Adeliihlo Sawliinlilli-. kiiliik for
divorce, alleges husband tried to
| kill her.
Viking Hair Tonic. Why stnj
(mid? BOX 10, lamina. "adv."
D. 1). A. Outealt of 'I'm ..inn
Auto club, Is elected delegate to
National Park Highway associa
tion convention, representing
Commercial club.
CHI flower* «n<l floral work
■tin». florUt, So. 7th and K. ad*
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Jori_PK.
Lea. 1952 So. E st, March li?
girl. (
MABRIAOE LIC%N(iKBT
Faces As Fair As
A Summer's Day
Are I'osfcililf If Si Hint's ( »l< [urn
Wafer* Are I'seil fdr a Short
Time After Kactl Meal.
Many people have been heard to
say that they used cretins und lo
tions for }'un without effect, yet
lifter five ur six days of Btuart'l
("all in 111 WiifeiK their GOmplexloßa
nrt perfectly clear,
"■ <<<n KM of liimi kheml in a •liliy
l>\ I'steg Stunit's < alriiini
Wafer*.* 1
Thej < ontnin M iioisonous drug
of IB) kind, are perfectly harm
less :11■ < t Gta he taken with abso
lute freedom, and they work al
most iikc magic. Calcium Sul
pliiiin. their principal inßt-edlent,
1b the ftToatoel blood-cleanser
know ti to si ience.
No tiiattt'i- how bad your skin
niiiy be, Sniait's Calcium Wafers
will quickly work wonders with
It. It's noodbv to blackheads,
pimples, acne, boils, rash, eczema
and a dirty "filled-up" complex
lon. Yon en net a box of Stuart's
Cal'iuni Waters at any drun store
at If cents a box, and >ou will
be positively delighted with their
wonderful effect.
nun miAti coupon
F. A. Htuai't Co., Soft Stuart
KiiildliiK, Marshall, Mich., send
nip at once, by return mail, a
free trial package of Stuart's
Calcium Wafers.
Name
Street
City State
PACIFIC
GROCETERIA
ISM Pacific Are
<ir««eiien itl h Fraction
Above Cost.
ixnu wnauM pm
■ATVRDAY ONLY
All our goods art' marked
in plain figures at very low
lirices.
As a special inducement,
M will allow I cent off all
goods marked 2."> cents down
to 1 .r> cents, nnd 2 rent* off
all Roods marked 50 cents
down to .TO cents.
It is not what your money
money goes out. to net. Mt
what it brings back that
count*).
■ The women are the renl
shcii'l" i;- and we ask the
women to visit our Groce
teria on Hntinday specially.
It will surpriße them what
they can save on a week's
grocery liill.
Your husband will con
gratulate you on what you
save.
No long waits, just h»l|>
yourselves from the shelves
nnd pay tho cashier when
V going out.
Tmh, not target that we de
■Vr nH order* amounting to
W 95.00 op more I'HKK.
f Pacific Groceteria
1310 P_d«e An,
SOMETHING HEW KVKRT PAT
THE Ul'BV BTORE ON TACIFIO WI.M 1,.
Men's and Boys* Spring Suits
Men's Suits, Spring Clothes for Men and Young Men Who {|J| y
Desire Smart Styles and All Wool Fabrics, Broad Range at M* 1- £
We are allowing styles in gmtmtMi all-wool fabrics. Famous fityle-l'lus Clothes that
will make your pulse quicken with MthsaUm. Let us show them to you and ex- IJI7 nil
pi Tin the greatest of all clothing Ktiurautees. St.\le-Plue Clothes priced ▼ ■ • •**»
tAt $20.00
Emphatically smart aud t>t> li»li. They're built to fit and guaranteed
to RHtinfy. They are niuhl to tailored-to-order Suits and we're al
ways pleased to show them.
At $15.00
New Suits that fill Hie bill in every requirement. Handsome new
Spring fabrics and models, find behind all the style there In good
careful tailoring, as a skillful scrutiny ol' the finished Suit will reveal.
At $12.50
We Clothe many men -and receive an extra squeeze of the hand
for providing natty, serviceable business Suits and Suits for every
day rough wi'iir. Conservative styles und pattern*. Value In every
thread. Our specialty in value.
The young fellows who are lavartabl) partwtt
lur iibout their appearance come here lor their
HatH. They want the "very latest," and we've
always been able to satisfy them. There's
style aplenty and a,U the <iualit> that could
be desired in our—
Sphinx $2 Hats
come in and look at the new Spring St>les. |
Great Sale of Men's Shirts
Saturday at $1.45
Fine French Cuff Shirts, of highust urades Madras. IVrcalcs. Satin Htiij.es and SnaiM'y Mer
lerized Sliirtlnß, Inpluding fllk bonom und cuff Shirt* with Mtefcofl Ji Mtt
Deucetlne bodios; all nlze» ]4 to 1H; very special ut ¥ ' «^w
HERE ARE THE RANGEOF PRICES FOR BOYS'
SUITS IN OUR POPULAR PRICED BOYS' SHOP,
$3.49, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.50, $7.50
AT AQ M Q We have a rait made
yUiHU with Norfolk coal
nnd two pulr Of pants, in brow«,
isray and M«O mixtures; sizes 7
to i G years.
AT «Q QU \\ p Kive you I fIM
yJiUU Mli'<tioii to cfcOOBO
from, IttCh as dark browns, grays,
blue mixtures, brown mixtures,
gray mixtures ;nid tan and pray
stripos. The roati are the Nor
folk style, with yoke and knife
plMtl or box pIMU, with itUohtd
belts and pitch pock eta; slzen ti
to 17 years.
<jDiJ«J t'eoplti Store wool
Blue Borgfl Boti, with two pair
pants. Sl/es s to 17 years.
V 1 $6,50 1I1" $7.50 S
phowins stripfw. mixiureH and
sheplK'i'il eheclu, wltli two pair
pants. Sizes 10 to 17 yer\rn.
*The Maxwell Mystery'
(Continued From I'uko 2)
atioiits between 10 o'clock ;md.
M| 10:'J. ri, are unaccounted for
except by himself.
"Ills coat the automobile cnat
on which we have discovered the
red spots —hung on the hat-stand
in the back part of the hall. He.
therefore, had ample opportunity
to leave the billiard room, put on
his coat and the cap and goggled
which he always carries in that
pocket, go up the back staircase,
and through the hall window at
the head of that staircase out on
to the west balcony.
"The library window Is directly
next to the hall window. Me had, |
therefore, 1 Ray. both time and op- \
portuuity to fire the shots at !
about 10:10, which would accord
with Mlsr Maxwell's testimony.
He bad alno time and opportunity
to return down stairs the way he
came, restore his coat to Its place!
on the hat-stand, and go back to
the billiard room.
"This yet left sufficient tiin°
for him to go \ip Italri again, and
return to niHk«' his startling an- |
nouncement to Dr. Sheldon."
"And that would explain why
Philip cried out, 'Oh, to think that
he should shoot me!' '
"Yes," said Hunt gravely, "it
explains a great many things."
"As a chain of circumstantial
evidence It is certainly complete," ,
I said, with a sigh. "What shall
ho our next move?'
"I shall submit this report to]
. Inspector Davis, and he must do
: whatever he thinks best."
Further Investigation only
served to strengthen the case
against Gilbert Crane. And so,
Gilbert was arrested and held for
• trial.
Though everybody at Maxwell
Chimneys was shocked and as
tounded at the news of his arrest,
it affected them in different ways.
Mildred Leslie vtas frantic with
grief and indignation. Irene Gar
diner seemed uncertain as to the
justice of the arrest. As for the
Maxwellc, Miss Miranda was so
completely crushed already, that
another unexpected blow could
make but little difference in h«r
demeanor. She paid she could
not believe Gilbert guilty, but that
It «as not for h»r to )■<—■
TVKX tit TH» CLAflaiflfcil)
« AJHP AM OW PA<W T FOB
KKSUM*. BEX PAGE BEVEX.
Your lint tflln whether you arc up to ilate or
not. Styles elUMg* each NUN and our new
Si>rinp Mylen of
Mallory Hats
llu\e iliat "different"" look thai lets everyone
know WhrthOT \onrs 1h I now Spring Btylo
or h "holdover" from tall Km 11. The color
and thf Blyl<' arc the telltales. We bliow the
rorrocl BprlnK styles and ffO (tfl
coloiH. l'riiwl IJUiUU
AT OA QC We fcive yon strictly
vmi trttt fabric!
Which nieatis that the wearer
muhi tfet value received. Wi
ran say truthfully thai we"
have ni«ver before been in :i
iiosiiidii to nhow su<ii a aplendW
variety of styles and pattertt in
this most popular priced Bo)*a'
Suit as this spring. Over 159
units to choose from, in a splen
did assortment of patterne. The
eoati nrc the neweel Norfolk nod*
t Is. and c.'ich Suit has BB ' xtia pulr
Of pant?. All piints arc full lined
uml taped and relpforced M nil
points of v.ear. Sizes ti to 18
>eaM.
far school wear we are showliiK
a Corduroy tn\i that cannoi be
exiUed anywhere for tho money.
Tlie fonts are the stitched box
pleated belt, patched pockets and
yoked backs; Norfolk etyles. This
Suit has tWO pairs full lined and
tape seamed pants. Sizes fl>^ QC
(I to IS years V*Tj»l J
Alexander Maxwell shuwcd a
like phlloaonhieal iplrlt. After tb«
first ihoek Of surprise, he admit
ted that justice must liave Its
way. But Q6 begurd mh not to lie
inif ifci b) laconplsta < in<+. hiul to
l>rove liewmd all doubt whatovi-r
«f in i i i ii i as H fact.
I hilly shared the old gentle
man's Spirit of caution. Resolved.
If possible, to find MM weak spot
in Hunt's diagnosis of the case. 1
obtained permission to vUlt (Jil
bert Crane in his cell.
WHO SAID
SI GARDEN
OT TOOLS?
(I We*W got all kinds of
You can just put this
jJF JBL J^^ under your hat -
C^^zzT/ /O Anything for the Gar-
' // den or Firm—well, you'll
1 \^ Seeds That Grow
mjjj mO^^^ Voßotable, Flower and
UUH Grass or Lawn Seed.
<$$^ >~\\_rf* Now is the lime to plant.
A M \M>HOMKI.Y ILLtSTRATKD CATA&OGtTH 1 I ?OUN
FOR THK AHKIXO.
Poole's Seed & fmplemtDl Co.
ISOT Pacific Amkii*
PAGE THEM.
AGAIN YOU HAY» A
CHOICE OF HIGH
aRAHB MEN'S WKAB
AT LOW PIUCKB.
.
I filt a rcrulii finlrtiriiuiHiiH'iii
:is 1 cnlpred. for I expected to nee
.i d'spnlilnj:. l-n'Lr!i iinwn man.
Hut I round I did not yet know
<;ill>ert Ciaiip. liistfad of ap|iear-
Ing dc.ifc tcil. lip rcisp to greet me
I with an r\|><>i t.nu lnok and held
| (Hit I,is land.
■Will you tako It?" he said ini
iHiUlvely. 'Yiiit need not heMl
tatf. It is the liaml of an honest
niHii. I hiii no more guilty of
I'hilii'V death than 1b Philip nim-
MBlf."
Quite ;<Hiile fvom hl« words,
thcip wiii* honor and truth In th«
t-ound of his volte, and th« look,
of his evo.
(i ■■•!. linli-ii in i "in Next I--IU-. i