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PAGE EIGHT.
K-*s m-Tico/v/A . _wjt/vd et/tne-TT
Killed. Work.
THE SHOPPING CENTER OF TACOMA
Stone-Fisher Fashion Service Foremost in
Variety of Sports Apparel
t^s. —The demand for sports aji- _
~ / y\ pare! Ih BWMplftg tin- hunt. The JA
style are essential!) \merlcau ,____■____.
—smart und (lasliiiiK. Hie col- An M
ois -p.' liepiutlful. \'i woniiin BSrM
Mi mmLm
Tacoma I* talking al mrJjWAm
sports apparel — More new Aw rff(l WW}
m BtyleH to aliow tomorrow. op"sU£*oß m-V
\\ SPORTS SUITS f$IJPl?^
mT Sticli a colorful show inj. old ~*_J WW 'W&sW;
jT .TOSS, Ki'.U'y green, i'd| ei'.hation, VL j3**
:\ canary, primrose, white. Vl^" I
- - Heuutit'ul Jersey silks, all of li __■/ k
one color, or white skirt with m^7\ /N
--blue or green jacket. Also \<ool _H^Am. Z_____^-!___.
Jerse.. putts in light i iml heavy r j tfift 'nW^ii-m\
weight* and |>lali cheviots. fill, 'jfliM , fI?W - Sip
Patch pockets, loose lulls and " ■m ' ■fr^^''
contrasting trimmings are feu- 1 n " F
J\*V *|l tnres some have «Ide sailor \\ f
~-J V collars. Priced at $ir». WO, v
/ / «ta»..V» and M-1.00 -, . _, -
/ sports coats Extraordinary!
/ g&^StffSß Beautiful Easter
VA*^V N / -CHU or knitted angora fall- I L'llS WOrt HtO
ft / "\^___^ _^ lie, white trimmed with rose, am I
IB // """TS or Copenlipiippcn nnd caimiy «b I/C, Oil Sale.
£ / 11 trimmed witk. white, pit .Vlll...(l ' *
\ I j \ - Corduroy coats In old rose, mm. -
I V primrose, tan, Copenhagen, ia- Or
*" •«. „ - w , nary, green, white and livo C_L
m toned, priced at .*li», fISJM, *
- Others „r i„-p - k plaid w«l" Vrw sad whitJ'liS ~Xot ll >;0,,,1 !"'v,e ie ™,S3,n K—
and white, green and whit*, at |*6.0 d —Hals large, medium and
< diilH el terse} silk in canary, rose and green, trimmed with small. .Many are advance mini
collai utiii bead ol ' heck to match MM* mer styles in licht colors never
at C 1 C i shown hefore.
INeW OpOrtS OWeaterS —Every lot new, lust received
- The summer wtltl is lacomplets without a sweeter- useful """""' Blia|,es' ■•» colors, new
tiinl appropriate for practically ever) outdoor purpose, trimimnirs.
—Some beauties are of Jersey silk In plain colors or broad Valnoo \t\ 41 0 ot
stripes in rote, blue and green, at $IAJAA V dIUcS LO $1Z at
—others of fllcer Hilk aud fine wool knttled weaves in green, gm. . *> _r*
gold. lilue and old fuse, In plain colors trimmed with Ktrlpes T\._X sill
or Stripes tritiiineil with plain, al *lU>."», IjtK.l).-. and. . . $ 111.00 I^TIW
Make the Kitchen Efficient, Install a Sellers
"New Idea" Kitcheneed
vfTTK Special Demonstra- >^"**\
I Jl\ tion All Week / \
Mm \m^—— -^ilL I "'!' '"," ew'lt' ,'an >!(> herself I Itl '^tL.t'-l
?'|L,j(— ~~~T7%777m77mk\ Juatioe With her cooking needs I 1 A IIII^B ir^aiß
111 ijl 7xa~x\i&1 ** "*l nciittei'ed here aud there over tlie % II i i,i(A
aTgjSj) Wt Kilclieneod Is Just AOur Idea 11 _^S
ma^^^^^ ol' What n Kitchen ( al.lnel
Should Me.
Kitcheneed shewing ticket - Siihstantially built of solid oak, Showing the substantial
ti«> with :» compaitments. ornamental in appearance, every- aovet-tail construction oi the
lliing needed in the preparation of Kitcheneed.
n meal M your I'lngeis' ends, no
Kitcheneed showing toll rur. w 1' 'It lt~j^_C3___s_m \
tain gulon-.stii liftei in the / JkWAT*** ■ uiW \ Kitcheneed showing lolling
' w^_^as MAKE YOUR WIKE happy r*" y
<JIVE HER A KITCHENEED I
Kitiheneed showing the glass Sold on "EfISV Tprm<s
knobs on the drawers and OOIQ °" m * Kitcheneed showing cutlery
cabinet!. 6EE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY *r*w*r with com P» Ttm«nts-
Each Kitcheneed Equipped With 10 Pieces Aluminum
- - A very Special offer for this week only—lo pieces hit;h grade aluminum, including 6-(|t. Saure
Pan. Covered Kettle, 4-qt. Sauce Pan with lock cover, .No. 8 Fry Pan, 8-qt. Preserving Ket
tle, Large Spoon, Cake Turner, Ladle, Measuring Cup, Flour Dredge.
Steamers Tacoma and
Indianapolis for Seattle
Leave Municipal Hook, Taco
ma, 7:10, »("', 11 en a. in.: 1 uu
3:00, 5:00, 7:00. 9:00 p. m.
I.euvtj Column Dock. HenttU,
7 "ii »:00, 11:00 h. m.p 1:00,3:00,
6:00, 7:00, 9:15 p. in
Contest anil Pluest Steamers.
Slnglo Far*. 35e; Hound Trip.
Me.
I Is lit llnnntl Trips Hslly.
s. a. jom:s. tini.
Offices Municipal Doc. M. J1l»
RAILROAD HEAD
WARNS WORKERS
LOS ANGHLLS, April 17. —
President K. P. Ripley, of the
Santa Fe railroad, In connection
with the recent demands made by
the rsllrosd brotherhood for a
shorter day, wrote letters last
night to them warning them to do
nothing which would Jeopardise
their posltons.
PREPARES FINAL
NOTE TO GERMANY
WASHINGTON, D. C, April
17.—The American nolc tv Ger-
many in which President Wilson
sums vii all of the grievances of
submarine attacks upon mer
chantmen carrying l*. s. citizens,
has been coinpb ted and will be
dispatched at any moment.
MURDER IS END
OF OLD GRUDGE
NORTH YAKIMA, April 17.--
W. Y. Lee, a Korean, confessed
last night thai he murdered C. P.
Song, another Korean, on March
27 on the hitter's ranch. The kill
ing was the outgrowth of a
grudge, he said.
THE TAOOMA TIMES
ALLIES
INSULT
GREECE
LONDON, April 17.—The al
lies may force Ureace into ihe
war again.-.! her will.
Overriding objection,*, the en
tente powers today are transport
ing Serbian troops overland from
Corfu to Salonika. Germany pro
tested that she would regard this
as a deliberately unfriendly act,
should Ureece permit It.
King Constantino is reported
to be incensed at the allies'
action.
Frenc-li correspondents at Ath
ens stated that Constantino may
attempt to use force to halt the
movement of the Serbian troops.
Hanger from submarines caused
the spuding of troops overland.
Premier Skouloudls Inquired
the Teutonic, position, and receiv
ed the reply that Oreece would
commit an unneutral act If it
should acquiesce in the proposal.
Skouloudls stated the people
might make a demonstration if
the Serbians went through
Greece. The allies, however, pro
ceeded with their plans.
NEW LUMBERMILL
TO START RUNNING
CHKHALIS, Aprl 1 17.—The
new Curlisle-Pennell Lumber
Co.'s mill at Onalaska will be in
operation before a week, accord
ing to an announcement last
night by the owners.
20 GIRLS ESCAPE
IN SCHOOL RIOT
SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.—
Twenly girls, Inmates of St. Cath
erine's home, a school for way
ward girls, revolted last night
and after breaking through the
guard overpowered two polire
men and escaped. All but eight
were recaptured.
I Teeth
____i *H__ __________■_____■
Ur. J. P. Ilr. W. B.
A v.( l«. Mar. Hums, »i m r
Let us make an ex-
Binlnalion of your
teeth, it will cost you
nothing, an4. we will
tell you what you need
and what it will cost.
Then if you decided to
have us do your work
we shall be glad to do
it. If not, you are un
der no obligations
whatever.
PLATES
If you have a loose
plate and can't eat
with any comfort, let
us reproduce it for you,
making It tlie equal of
a new plate at half the
cost. Should you want
a new plate try one of
our Electro Whalebone
plates. Price #5.00 to
$13.00, or our Import
ed Maroon Rubber
plate. Price »a.OO to
110.00. Ten year writ
ten guarai.'ie with
each plate.
PAINLKBB EXTRACT
ING SOo
In all ordinary oases
it is a simple matter to
extract teeth without
pain (if the dentist
knows how). The an
aesthetic must be ap
plied in the proper
place and come ln con
tact with the right tis
sue if you wish to ex
tract teeth painlessly,
lei us extract that bad
tooth.
HHIIXiF, WORK *•->
Either gold or porcelain bridge
work we thoroughly understand.
We are also masters of Steele's
interchangeable bridgeworh, also
saddlehack bridges where aUwte
nients have been destroyed.
PYORRHEA (Looee Teeth)
We make a specialty or treat
ing this disease and can save
loose teeth and make them last
for years. If you are troubled
with pyorrhea we woi.id like to
explain our method to you. We
make no charge for this service.
ALL WORK OIA HAWKED
10 YKAIIH
CORNER NINTH AND
BROADWAY
Bombard
Warships
PARIS, April 17.—A French
aviator dropped 16 bombs from
an altitude of 100 yards on the
decks of German warships in the
North sea, it was announced to
day.
It is believed the missiles were
effective.
Aviators were active last night
from Verdun eastward, despite a
dense fog. They bombarded the
lallway stations at Conflans
Pagnyn, Arneville and Roinpaeh.
fierman batteries shelled the
French west of the Meuse.
'Preparedness'
Number of
Tahoma Out
The Preparedness number of
the Talioma, edited by the Junior
classes of both high schools, ap
peared today. Sanford Marvin,
Il editor-in-chief.
The following students assist
ed ln the publication:
Stadium -John Bole, Kenneth [
Fulton, Del Haverkainp, Fred 1
llartnian, Esther Wintler, Louise 1
Codfrey, Kate Hillings, Catherine
Hunt, Esther Snider, .Margaret I
Craig, Clara Pesseuiier, Mary'
Perry, Robert Olds, Jeanne (iei
ger. Mays Relim, Darrel Smith,
Ralph Wilson, llarrisoii Clark.
Lincoln Park—Clarence Lang
low, Howard Sisson, Martin Pei
fdug, Charles Atkins, Claude
Rrennan, Julia Haymond, Carolyn
l.eiumon, Vera Reed, Marguerite
Edgar, Violet Osborn, Harry
Berg, Violet Osborn, Robert Olds,
■ether Lindstrom, Paul Eaton,
Desty Lane, Darrel Smith.
FIVE SHIPYARDS
HAVE 810 ORDERS
PORTLAND, April 17.- Five
ship building yards near Port
land will begin building deep sea
vessels within a short time. Sev
eral contracts have been accepted,
while others are pending.
ANOTHER VESSEL
SENT TO BOTTOM
LONDON, April 17. The Brit
ish steamer Cardonia, which sail
ed from Seattle Nov. S with a car
go of wheat, has been torpedoes
it was announced by the admir
alty.
UNIVERSITY GIRL
DROWNS IN LAKE
SEATTLE, April 17.- Miss
Lea Peterson, of Tronglijen, Nor
way, a student at the Cniverßity
of Washington, was drowned last
night in Lake Washington when
a canoe in which she was riding
with three friends overturned. ,
Her body has not been found.
GETS BROKEN LEO
OUT OF ACCIDENT
Helen Olley, 12, sustained a|
broken leg yesterday while rid
ing in a machine driven by Rob- j
crt Tarbon near Dupont, which !
was struck by an automobile trav
eling in the opposite direction. I
THREE MORE SHIPS
FOR ALASKA ROUTE
The Alaska Steamship Co. an- j
nounces that three new steamers |
are en route to this port from the
Atlantic coast to be put in the
Alaska service as ore boats.
NOON SERVICES AT
COLONIAL THEATER
j Rev. W. A. Moore, of the
| First Christian church, will speak
ithis noon at the first of a series
of downtown services during Pas- \
sion week. Today's services will j
be held ln the Colonial theater.
i/rr |AY cAimo.v copiks
lILEi LVA Are remanent.
WALTER BERG
STATIONERY 00.
806 Hei- Ice Hldg.
Buckley-Tacoma
Stage Co.
EFFECTIVE AFTER AUO. 1
Lenro Tacoma .Leave Murkier
Hi oo a. in. 8:00 a. in.
8:80 p. m. 112:80 p. in.
•H:00 p. Hi. 0:00 p.m.
'Except Bat. and Sunday.
SPECIAL
Sat. and sun. Only.
Leave Tacoma ll:,to n. Ia
OFFICE and DEPOT
Puritan Drug Store
(•Hi aud Pacific Aye., Tacoma
ltuckley—Overinyer'*
Hound Trip UI..V>: Slngla ggg_
DAILY
Lv. Eatonville. Lv. Tacoma.
8:00 a. lv. 8:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m.
• ■•" p in 4:00 p. m.
SI'NDAY
9:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m.
2:00 p. m. »4:00 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
•Two cars.
Eatonville-Tacoma stage Ka
powsln and Clay City connec
tions.
The »tore that rou money I S & H SJMHj
JH I TACQMA H
Broadway and 15U> Stt^oet >-°»' u£«"«-
Easier Week Prosperity
Sale of Smart Apparel
Everything In Men's, Women's and
Children's Wear at Low Prices
g^ Women's Silk Suits Priceds22.so,
p||> $25.00, $27.50 to $35.00
iM'Jr?*' Women's Cloth Suits Priced at
mm¥%. $14.75, $19.75, $25 to $35.
W" I Women's Spring Coals Priced at
I nWyi $5, $8.50, $9.98, $12.50 Up.
\% \ (UXr Silk Waists > 53.98, $4.98, $5.98
\\l \f\ Boys> Suits $395 to $7.50.
Wl f u\\ Men's Suits With 2Pair Trousers
Wl \\\ 7 Patterns $16.50.
(J Vj Men's Hats at $2 to $3.50.
New Spring Shirts $1. and $1.50.
Vr Handsome New Cravats 50c.
x " Smart Shoes for All.
NEWEST FALSTAFF SAYS SHAKESPEARE
IS FOR ALL TIMES AND FOR ALL PEOPLE
THOMAS WISE AS SIR JOHN FALSTAFF.
NKW YORK, April 17. —
"Shakespeare is not only for all
time, but for all actors and all
audiences," Bays Thomas WIM,
who, until a few weeks ago had
neTer played a Shakespearean
In a single night Wise jumped
IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL
Muirt letters from Times rentier*, of Kent-mi Interrsl nnt< .vltlonul
personal limine. »l_l be printed. Write ahnat anything; or anybody
>«.i v%lsh, but ilo uot bnve malice as your motive. Mnny letter* are
not i-rittietl because they nrc too loug. Keep 'em short.
Editor Times:
Since there seems to be so
much money in Owen Woods'
slush fund, I herewith claim the
$.-)00 which be says he will give
to anyone who can show that he
has one man in his employ who
is not a citizen.
Here are the facts: Louis
Laduke has been on tbe city pay
roll for the past four or five
years. He is now emploied by
Woods as a street sweeper.
On March 20 he drew II days'
pay at $2.50, $:!2.50.
On April I he drew 14 days'
pay at $2.50, $35.
This man tried to register in
1909; said he was born in Can
ada and had been here four yrars.
He could not show his papers and
was not allowed to register. In
1910 he came In again, Bald he
— was born in New York and couli
from comedian ln farce and mu
sical comedy to a star in plays
written by Shakespeare,* whose
three hundredth birth anniver
sary will be celebrated by club
plays and pageants in all parts of
the country, April 27.
part.
not sign his name, but Bert
Campbell registered him anyhow.
He has never been allowed to
register since.
j Now. Owen, come through, as
\. need the money and you have
plenty to spare.
Please send check for $7,00 to
yours very truly,
C. C. PAGE.
NUXATED IBON
InamH^^BM Increases strength
O^T^wZ^Wl "' <l-llcate, nery
tmrlTlllll ou* r.iint.ivvn pen- ■
■ ill leal P 1* 200 ""' <''nt
I^IAImSI 'n '*" '"
I many Instanoea. <
136 JL JJill I 'alls c-.k per full'
l^^Aiay^H explanation In
I^^^^^^^^^^* lixx-g* nit his soon '
to appear In this papsr. Ask your
' dootor or druCf.st about It. Crown
IDrug t'u, *'*H* carry it |n stock.
Monday, April 17,1910.
American
Wounded
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 17
Shrapnel wounded an American
when an Austrian submarine
Tuesday shelled and set tire to
the Russian steamer It'tpcrator,
landen with lumber, the Amarlcut<
consul at Barcelona, reported to
day.
The submarine shot at. the
steamer three times without
warning. One shot was effective.
The attack occurred near the
Columlirede islands. A second
American escaped injury.
I ,
[ ■
HLM MIL STOPS
ROHM AT OXCB
;!
It is a positive fact that the
limine!,! resinol ointment touchea
any itching skin, the itching'
usually stone and -_
healing begins. Ul-________s^ff^£Bl
less the trouble is^~~C^~^J
Internal condition,
due to some serious : >- _jm
it quickly clears "fc-."^- I
away all I tare of -*fr.vl-'-;rt H
ecezina, ringworm, 'r *-.' wm
pimples, or slniilar^^^-*^^
tormenting, unsight
ly eruption, leaving the ihla clear
and healthy.
And the best of it is you need
never hesitate to use resinol soap
an resinol ointment. There is
nothing in iheiu to injure the ten
derest surface. Resinol la a doc
tor's prescription which for over
twenty years has been used by
careful physicians in treating skin
affections. They prescribe resi
nol freely, knowing thai its sooth
ing, healing action is brought
about by medication so hland and
gentle as lo be suited lo the moat
delicate or Irritated skin even of
a tiny baby. Kvery druggist sella
resinol soap and resinol ointment.
Samples free, Dept. 3-R, Resinol,
Baltimore, Md.
WE SELL
CHEAPER
White River Potatoes. 100
lbs $IM
White River, medium size.
100 lbs 03c
Netted Com, 100 IDs. »l.(IO
Early Rose, 100 lbs..Vl.tiO
Beauty of Hebron, 100 lbs.
for si i.o
Early Rose (seed), 100
lbs 91.2H
Stock Potatoes, 100 lhs. WAt
Onions, || lbs 25c
Carrots, sack 73c
Yakima Potatoes, $1.40
and $1,150
Beets, sack 73c
Parsnips, sack 75c
All Kinds of Poultry Food.
Flour, Feed, Vegetables and
Fruit.
free Delivery to Ail Parts
of the City.
WESTERN FRIIT CO.
(or. littb and Market.
Main 1020.

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