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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

A good treatment for cold settled
in the lungs is a Herrick S Red Pepper
Porous Plaster applied to the chest to
draw out inflammation, and Ballard IS
Horehound Syrup to relax tightness.
You get the two remedies for the price
of one by buying the dollar size Horo-
hound syrup: there is porous plaster
free with each bottle. Sold by
Schramm-J j ohnson, Drugs, "The Never
Substitutors, five (5) good stores.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

Ting marriage OF yester-
Tint Of Miss Addie cam
:, David p. Howells, which
Mace at noon I'm the SAT-
temple. and was followed
h., = brilliant reception ana
., the Cannon home IN roie''
Is,.,o,Iarcly after the wedding a
breakfast to the TWO famiiles
carved but In the evening the
~. ,,cIuded about 800 Of the
., ,bc two young people, both OF
-, are well known in The city Inc
h..rtIful flowers OF the season were
20 .',.ourb nj, tile rooms for dccora,
su md nj the old traditions IN reea!u
,enrs,sdincs ,ens we're Observed oy the Hlet.9
r,,any OF friends. The pflae was
pntSl"i pnIt~l h, number OF her girl ificnus,
enoeu them Miss Alton Young. MISS
!rons csnnon, Miss Edna Evans and
!eron, n,,y Green, while Thaddeus Ham
'se ,.as ' ,hc besl man. Receiving wl'n
'op We ,sere Inc parents of the bride ana
o,, Mr. and Ms. Cannon ana ".
pd Mrs. Thomas HoHells. MT ana M,S'
! G. Howels. Mr., ahS MTs' '1,I,, Wnrrjs
snnon, srd d. Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mr;
ure " Serge 3. Campbell, Mr., and
+ G. Midgeley, George M: Can
W. 1Jr,. and the Misses Margaret sum
nrbavs Edith Beless Margaret har-
sraon Muriel De Witt, Ernestine
'n,i In the dining room the Misses
G Lucille, Nora, Beatrice and Lenore
nnon Mamie and Esther Fiji, MAR,
rst Wells and Daphne Coray, ASSISTED
Vaughan Cannon, Archibald free
lin Ryron Miller, Nun Cannon ana
Tra latter part of the evening was
~ In dancing, the historic old farm
,use which adjoins the Cannon nome
irr CAV with lights and decked With
wsrs and flags for the affair. The
.ids nss lovely IN n gown OF creamy
h,e creme de meteor yelled In chiffon
ths anne tone. She carried shower
rnses and lilies OF the valley. Her
[tsndants were dressed two in pale PINK
Il two in pale blue. and they carried
"a. cluster bouquets OF pink sweet
"a and mignonette Mr.. and Mrs,
ousIIs left later for the coast on
IA irIp. They will be at home after
Mi IS at the Palace apartments.
Mrs. r. A. Wcdgwood entertained a
rty of Ten friends yesterday at a lunch
<n at her homo In the Dorius apartments
.1r Mrs. p n. Num- and Mrs. Sam
.hwab TIE decorations were OF yellow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
New Corporation,

The Arthur Zinc Mining company. Salt Lake
capital stock $4,000. shares 81 each. Arthur J.
Miller president Samuel ~, Lazy Vice prcsl-
dent: A. p stanley MacQuistcn, sccrctory and
treasuTcr.
The Sermon Corporation. Salt Lake; capital stock
xa5 coo shares 500 each Abbic a. Sermon. prcsi-
dent: Raymond a Sermon, vice president: John
A. Sermon secretary ana treasured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

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q rieaa1 c. $50 and
..r. yatt and her daughter
l. q. Lsden will be here TO spend
'l6 EEK end with Nh and Mrs, II. H.
Eurts.
Mr. nd Mrs w, II Bramel have gone
TO southern California for stay oil seY-
eraI weeks.
A quiet wedding of yesterday was tina
OF Frank f. Burgess and Miss Annie
Warner both OF Bingham, The cere-
money was performed at noon ny the
Rev. F. \. Slmpkin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
cess will after a brief honeymoon, make
their home In Bingham:
A wedding of interest TO g wide circle
OF Utah people was that OF Hyrum Hay
bali and Mrs. Lois c: Kerr OF Logan.
Mr.. Hnyball is u leading business man
OF Logan and his bride a highly es-
tceued lady Of that city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev L. A. Simp-
kin at 3 o'clock at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs J. c. Thomas. 33l North Main
street. i'm the presence OF a few friends.
a wedding diuner vas served 10 the bri-
dal party b: Mrs. Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

Mr. nd Mrs w, II Bramel have gone
TO southern California for stay OF sew
uepkG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

Mrs; Walter G. Lewis, who has beer
spending some time at the Hotel Utah
Will leave neXt week for Butte to pre-
pare Tor removal from there, and later
Mr. and Mrs Lewis will be at home a.
the Hotel Utah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Today's Beauty Recipes

i x,,A the approach % warm weather
4, !. sswaer t. feund unsatisfactory. AZ
ia r does not Improve the complexion.
\ .,ruiue beautifisr IL easily made BY
/ ..,r,ans an original package % maya
4 h.lg pint % witch hazel Apply
y. - merning and viii noe rub OF
Y. .seu bat VII Keep tho SKIN smooth,
ss,ar and sat.ny
n.,r get discouraged n your hair
Il -. cut Nhen comhtnE Your hair u
5-.'-irx cut because q parasitrs that Prey
p a ard cause it 90 become duh and
|s,,sia Thess parasites are renewed -
'ssh.r's shampoo This can 30 pnr-
'-s...a 10 any usiEhnorhood. 70 makes
4. salr rich. nne and faffy
os.~rv,nx women appreciate the fact
-. regular eyeaFoss and Ions iaahea
II "a. 10 beauty rain. straEsly. color
II. as uneven eyebrows anf iashes
IA xrow iang lovely. evenly ana darker
II sslor II the roots are massagei daily
|rns plAlH pyroAin.
vmpias skin rrapNous ana certain
IL q ecHsrnA are speedily bsuishra ey
|.rA.r.t salvr This 1ld time household
k.-.Ay aaickiy heals sores cuts and
-. without leaving scaf. II 10 euol.
n .ootAing and antisrgtsc --Adysrtiss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF VOTES OBTAINED BYRAG TAG
TAG TICS THAT DISGRACE NAME OF WOMANHOOD, SAYS
CARDINAL GIBBONS ~ EXPOSING EQUAL SUFFRAG E

evltably neglects her children
and causes her husband To auf.
fer because OF her absence.
Rlsklna the Home
The country already has
quite enough voters. Although
woman may now exercise sur.
fragc, the finest among them
are voting by proxy. Their
power Ia iuealeulahle.
Since Il Is beyond dispute
that the most representative
women are getting what they
want Indirectly. believe that
society cannot afford TO risk
the safety of the family and
the destruction OF the home.
What would be the value TO our
national life OF votes obtained
by the rag tag tactics that dis
grace the name OF woman.
hood ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

the ocean OF political life u Is
very much to no feared that
her dignity would be impaired.
II not ieopardIzed
The Wrong Sphere
observe the effect OF thia
present agitation on many
women As soon as women
seek 20 enter the arena OF pol.
ltics they may expect TO he
soiled by It's dust. and tho
grace and charm Inherent In u
woman would be very seriously
Impaired by her rude contact
and contention with men Ia po-
litical life. Nomans sphere Is
the home. and as wife and as
mother, she will have ample oe-
casion 10 engage all her time
and faculties.
The wife who absents her
self from home habitually in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

lie then said;
That Is an error the mis-.
sion OF the church "a % define
faith and morals. In other
matters individuals decided for
themselves. Personally,
am opposed 20 female suffrage.
because | ann In favor Of perpct
uating tho real dignity OF
woman.
The Christian religion has
exalted woman 20 her present
sphere, She no longer Is tho
slave OF man or the toy Of his
caprice. but the equal. the peer
OF man. she "a the queen OF
the domestic kingdom and her
proper sphere Is ia the home.
she Is Justly honored every
where by reason " her sex
Now II she were Co embark on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Kitchen Cutlery

nread KNIVES at &C. sc, abe
and Soc.
steak Knives az sc and 4sc
PAIRING Knives at &c. ioc. Use.
aBe
Butcher Knives. iso. sSc. ste.
sec, o. 90.
Knlves and Forks in sets OF 6
at fiTh $500. $3.50
Carving sets at ti.7s. - 90. cot
Iron and steel skinets. light
weight. ioc. isc 4oo. Soc. soc
and $3.50.
French steel Fry Pans. lse. ise.
sBc, acc. skc. soc. ssc. Soc. e0e,
csc Tbc and 81 90
Hot Cake Griddiss At tec. eoc.
soc, Sic. csc and g. 90
Waffle Irons at ii.2b. Has.
sits and s. 80
Hosetts irons at Soc.
Rosetts Patty Irons. SOC
Egg Whippers At ioc. ibc. sto
and soc
Iron Muffin Pans at 1oc and
SOC
Dutch Baking ovens at '2.5o
each.
Iron Kettles AZ 'fss each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

powder. ground mustard, sui
phur. eamphor. tobacco, el-vas
oil Of cedar, kerosene, persist
enee.
Peru baIsam smeared on
table legs or the feet Of a cup
board keeps ants OF igrnifure.
One or. Of the balssm boiled
In one gal. OF water and used
as a wash has a similar effect.
To XIII the insects by whole
sale. drip some quick lime on
the mouth OF their nests and
wash II In boiling water.
l know OF no way 20 rid .
house OF spiders except 10 Kill
every one you can find and
keep up the search until there
are none left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Plain Tin Ware
Ammonia, Etc.

Brown Bread Mould. tic. SIC.
400
Ice Cream Mould, soc. TIC.
81 90. 81 90 1900
Individual Cutters al Zoe each
Dish Cloths az loo. ibc. zoe and
Doc.
Mopa at &c and i0c
Ls Pages Glue az 25c and soc.
Bali Blue az i0c
Sweeping Compound at 25c the
can.
Concentrated Ammonia at 2Jc
ans soc
Gold Dust at 2bc the package.
silver Polish NJ Joe and &c.
Chloride Of Lime af Toe.
washing soda az &c.
Soap al Do and lOc. including
Fairy. feis Saptha, ivory. Life
buoy = 4 O.. etc
call Again" Washing Com
pound. . FOR 25c.
No. ] New Standard Food Chop
per while limited quantity lasts.
&c No mail orders filled
The original Knox Fluting Iron,
special for this sale, ffs5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
u ettors To Ga NJ Grcx

Answer this soon please, as an
waiting. Il. V. r.
A.-Your bashfulness Is a
good falling, and you will grad
ually outarow IL as you become
older. Try not to think too
much Of yourself or what
others are thinking OF you.
Any girl who will not accept
your friendship because you
are bashful. 10 not the sor, Of
girl 20 have for q friend.
N you will Join the young
peoples society Of some church.
! arm very sure you Will meet
nice girls. and boys az we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

are always sosmany remarks passed
in my hearing that are not very
pleasing 10 the ear. And | do not
like the idea of always being alone.
even II am not divorced. and. not
knowing any girls. II is very lonely,
indeed. of evenings and Sundays
Miss Grey. please tell me what
you would do II you were me. An
other thing. do not think am
young girl who does not know her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Woodenware, Etc.

Pastry Boards. with handles.
$50. tiTb, f22s
Pastry Boards. plain. too and
e0c.
oval Steak Boards. soc. zoe,
Tbc. sbc. 81 90. t2oo. s2.2b. 1875
and 81 90.
square grooved steak and Fish
Planks. st25 and $50
Wood spoons Sc. ioc. isc. Use,
7bc. SIC soc. soc
, Rolling Pins. 2sc. SIC. 4oc. 45c.
Doc
wood Potato Washers at ioc
and ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
THE DISADVANTAGES


Dear Miss Grey: As / am alone
In this Western country. with no
one to advise me. or for mo to con
fide In, come TO you, as do the
others. Please give me your best
advice on tho subjects | ask.
am young married woman. al
though | have not seen or lived
with my husband for nearly year.
nor do | ever expect TO again.
though my reasons for leaving him
were not for the love Of another.
Still. since leaving him. have
met a very nice young man. who
certainly showed himself as a true
type OF gentleman. and whom | love
dearly. Now this young man knows
/ am married; In fact, has seen my
husband, who, In turn, told him he
could have me, as he himself does
not want me.
am only waiting for n few more
months 10 pass, when | can pro-
cure my divorce. but out here II
seems as though you cannot fad a
young man who cares to take you
out and treat you as lady should
be treated, and. If go alone, there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Second Ave. and Pike st.
The MacDoue all SouthwiCk Co.

own mind or what real love is. for
| am 25., My friend is only %. DO
you think | am too old to marry
him? | will be anxiously waiting
BETH.
Ain large city II Is al
ways moro or less difficult to
become acquainted with a de-
sirable class Of people. unless
one joins a church club, lodge
or come sort of an association.
II you can arrange TO join some
nice set. ! assure you IL will be
only matter Of few weeks
until you VIII know many nice
people.
Don't 90 with another man
before you secure divorce
from your husband, for you are
his wife until then Just as much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

ts.fts1 Press leased " irn
BALTIMORE. April 2t.-Car-
s,nal Gibbons today emphat-
sally expressed his own per
ana opinion on women's sui.
sr.se. IN answer 90 tho recent
r,terances of Miss lneE Mil.
holland.
The cardinal declared that
Ms. Milhollsnd was In error
xheu she said the Catholic
church was opposed 90 equal
suffrago and had taken extreme
,,easures, even 10 prevent
semen Of the church reading
a,,rature pertaining 20 the
question.
oeeoses Equal Suffrage
The statement OF Miss Mil
halland. IN which she quoted n
western prclatc as 70 the op-
,csltion OF church TO equal suf-
hAge. was read to the cardinal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

TO REMOVE INK STAINS

Dear Mlss Grey: What will take
Ink spots out OF new Indian Head
llnen7 got some OF Il on ar
collar that have done
some hard work on. Thanking you
ia advance. Mrs. A. C. H.
A.--salts Of lemon, which
may be purchased al a drug
sfore, will remove the Ink
stair.
First o. all, this composition
10 poisonous, and care must be
exercised about euts. burns or
scratches on the hands.
Wet the stain with pure cold
water. then rub the sal,s we'll
into the stained portion. Con-
tinue TO rub ard wash until all
the stain has been removed.
Wash all trace Of the salts
from the goods. as 4, tends 10
weaken the fiber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
so LONELY FOR
GOOD COMPANY.

Dear Miss Grey: II you Will
give me little advice will be
very much pleased as | read your
answers and think them good.
! am boy eighteen years old.
and have met many girls and gone
with them. but they have all told
mo | was too bashful 20 20 with
them know | am a little bashful.
but am a gentleman to- any girl
I meet never went along the
streets making eyes at any girl.
Just 70 get acquainted with her.
would like 10 meet some nice
little girls and ! don't know any,
Please tell me how / can meet one?
am fairly good looking and dress
neatly. There are lots OF girls
who notice me. but they are not
ladyllke or the sort OF girls like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
DOE SNT LIKE a
A SISSY FELLOW

Dear Mlas Grey: have many
boy friends. but don't care much
for them because all fellows seem
no tickle. or too muahy. and 1 would
like 20 know II there are any nice
boys. who are decent. respectable
boys. and care for home.
OF course. | don't like sissy fol.
lows either. and ! don't want you
10 think am boy struck. but I
would certainly like to meet a nice
fellow. for they are very scarce IN
these days. ! am only rs. | would
also like some % your readers 10
answer this and give their idea
EVA.
All boys are not az the
ones you describe. 90 don't give
up hopes yet. as you are s,ill
very young and will meet ore
or several boys VINO are nice.
aentlemaniy. and who care for
a home. later on.
The greater ps~t OF your time
should be anent now In devel.
oplna your character, 80 you
will be equal TO the boys you
wish 10 meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Sterling quadruple coat.
ed gray enamel steel
ware - highest grade.
Each piece warranted.

Sterling Coffee Pot with en-
amel covers. regula: Ns5 alze
uoW sac.
sterling Berlin Sauce Pans
with enamel covers. regular ebc
eigH now acc.
CoinuderH. fun Hize: regular
price SOC. now 3sc.
sterling Corn Cake Pans, reg
ular zoe size now $50.
sterling sink HtraiucrH. nhso-
tutely sanitary. regular price zbc'
now isc.
Sterling water Pals. iz-quart
size. regular price 7bc. now SIC.
sterling Pudding Pans. regular
ibc size now ioc. zoe size now
isc. $50 sizs now lso. soe size
now soc
sterling Chambers with cover.
regular zoe. now Jbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Extra Covers for
Aluminium Utensils

tbc Cover. now z2c zec Cover.
now lee. tfc Cover. now &c.
Bhc Drinking Cups. &c, aNc
Drinking Cups. CSC.
&c funnria 11c
soc Pudding Pans. ssc sc
Pudding Pans. ssc. TIC Pudding
fHuA soc
acc SOUP Plates. ise
4sc f'ie Plates. agr.
81 30 Tea sleeper. 6ge,
1900 FlHh ksttie. 1915.
o. 90 Fish Kettle. $3.50. $500
Fish Kettle. 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Curtain stretchers. ti75 ana
81 90.
Duaueas Mops 81 100.
Ironing Boards. Soc TO tz.zb.
Wood Baskets. sc. Toe. ibc ana
T5c
Dust Pans, i0c. Ibc. 1Sc. Csc
Jap Trouser and Skirt Hangers
at - ana ibc.
Bread Boxes. 7Jc. 100, VI 70
and $3.50.
Cake Boxes. 100 and 81 70.
Sugar Cans, Etc 10 800.
Foot TUBS. 35c. 7bc and 81 90.
nahy Baths. tz2b and fz1b.
coal Hhoyeln. i9c. 25c.
weighing Scales. isc and zbe
To- $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Paint Brushes at &c. Sc. Ice,
i2c. age use. sse. tbc. $50. bse,
Tpe. $50 each.
Floor brushes fi.e5, fz.1b.
sssa. t7Ds and tasA
Scrub brushes. stc. Sec and CSC.
Nail or Vegetable Brush. &c.
ioc. isc. 5hc
stove Brush. ibo. 7So. $50
Cuapidor Brushes at ftc, isc,
atc. 1tc, 81 30.
Shoe Daubers at ioc and iko
Feather Busters at Soc. soc
TLc. 81 90. ti.1b. ti.sb.
whisk nrooms at lee. 7bc, sec,
sEc. ace. soc. soc. 1Ge. $500,
urooms at 2sc, soc. coo. t5c. s5c
ard mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Table Decorations

All Crepe Paper in rolls Of .
feet at SC.
An folds Of Crepe Paper at isc
the fold 81 yards
All Baskets In paper at &c. ioc.
ibc. atc or at s Tor shc.
wire Baskets Of gilt and silver
wire at itc each. or for 25c. at
loo each or : for 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
HON EsTEADS,
WHERE TO APPLY

Dear Miss Grey: want Just a
little Information Can you tell ne
where and TO whom must amply
for Information aId part culars
about filing papers on a homestead
either IN Washington or Oregon7
Thanking you. NJ o q.
Ain the state of Washing
ton. apply at the United states
Land office. 2i9 Prefontsire
Bldg, Seattle.
IN Oregon, apply az the Unit.
ed States Land office In the
Worcester Bldp, Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
A!!z..A.!|!.AUU

NpAdIng FORKS, regular price
sGc. now see. ti.ab siEs now sse;
81 - niEn now u o..
Garden Rake, regular she. now
7Lc $50 nise now use. $50 siEe
now use
Floral Sets. consisting 81 three
pieces regular 1ko, for ifo, SOC
siEe for a1e.
kHa Round Point ahoveia ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Knife Boards.
csc. Thc and 81 90
Wash Boards.
aOc. 3Gc. SIC. zoe.
Il q IN q Bread
Boards. 7Bc and
81 20.
W o o 4 ga "A q
Servers at fi.2b
and fZgb
Crumb TTayF
pnpier macho. az
- 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Round Nickel Trays at 20o. a5o.
3tc. sec and b0c
oval Nickel Trays. csc. ti.oo.
ti2b. $500.
Tin Trays at i0c 2oc. acc. 7sc.
Jap LacQuerod. with rails,
t17f. $3.50. 1859
Wood Trays at 800. tis.
tiTt. ia.oo, t2bo.
White Enamel Trays at sse.
o. co. g. sb
Pnplsr MHrho Trays at acc. t0c
Soc csc. Tbc. SIC. 800. si.b0. tl.sa
aud t27G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

lar iGc. now ioe: acc siEe now
lie
Sterling Slotted Mixing spoons.
regular tic sire. now ioc.
Sterling Blasting spoons. regu .
lar lac siEe. now Sc. ibc size, now
100.
Sterling Steamers, regular
price sbc, now esc; ii.e5 size now
Sec.
Extra heavy re,inned Hasting
Spoons regular price ioc, now &C.
The Boss Hot Plate and oil
stove ovens The Boss IL tho
original glass door oven and the
emily glass door oven that ie fully
guaranteed. Prices for this sale
are $500 tE.gb s6bn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
tell me II Carricks castle Is In Scot
land or In ireland, ia the next pa
per. II possible, and greatly oblige
IGNORANCE.
Al am unable to find any
mention Of a castle by the ex-
act name mentioned, but the
following possibly has refer
ence TO the place you wish to
know about.
The Bay Of csrrlekfereus Is
small Indentatlon on tho
north side OF Belfast Tough,
ireland, and 10 memorable In
history as the landing place Of
King William ~. who dlser-
barked on it's shore at the quay
OF the town Of Csrrickferuus.
The castle stands upon rock
projecting into the bay, and ls
still maintained as a fortress,
having a number OF guns on
the walls and small garrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Copper and nick plated Per
cclators tCoffeel. electric. ss.25
and SEQ
Copper and nickel-plated Tea
Pots. electric. s725 and ssss
Food Choppers at sl2b, si.5o.
k22b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
A Great Three Days Sale of
HOU SE URNISHIN GS

The Challenge Household Stop
Ladder. made % hardwood not a
nail is used IN itH construction
bolts and screws only aft size.
for pantry use. ii.7b. fft size.
for general use, g. 20. b-ft size,
for general use. 4z75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Lawn Mower. that will cutI full
~ warranted.
Iz-fnrh sise $3.50.
is-fnch sire ss.o5. sa.T5. $1,000
each.
tg-iprh sire. 81 -. sif.oo zach.
fa-inch Great American. stt.5o.
Grass Gatch~rs. galvanized steel
wire frame with i2-ex. army duck
body, Gas.
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SEX PROPORTION
OF POPULATION

Dear Mlss Grey: To settle an
argument will you please tell me
through your paper the proportion
81 population OF women in the L
s. compared TO that OF men. and
oblige. A SUBSCRIBER
A.-The population Of the
U. s. exclusive OF Alaska,
Hawaii. Porto Rico and other
non contiguous posscssions)
comprised In 1910. according
10 the last federal eensus, Is
47.332.277 males and 44.63e,969
females, or fo6 males to every
100 females.
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Westinghouse Electric
Sad Iron with per-
petual guarantee

and s-pound Irons. s3.5o; IN
pound Irons. $500: s-pound Irons,
1850 i2-pound Irons. $3.50; 49,
pound Irons. $500.
Westinghouse Reflector Radia-
tor, 1900.
westfNRhouse Electric Stove
and ToaHter. 1875.
Westinghouse Electric Chafing
Dish. 5000 and $500.
Westinghouse Infant Bottle
Warmer. $500.
westin ghouse Coffee Percoia-
tor. $500, 1880. $1,000
Westinghouse Tea Samovar.
sea5.
Eiectrotherm. to he used In
stead 81 Hot Water Bottle, $3.50.
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~ EGNNING Friday April 25th all charge purchases made up
X OF will be charged the May
- bill. VIII Is rendered June LIST.
Goods returned for credit
toned dates win be bill rendered June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
Universal Coffee Perco-
lator - absolutely the
best Percolator made

VIII save it's cost In
coffee consumption
in one months time.
Made Of pure alum
mum. polished.
4-cup size. $3.50
and 5000.
e-cup size. 1900
and $3.50.
Soup size. stbQ
and $500.
Aluminium Perco-
intora 1Coffee). So so.
"a On NAEN urA a. 40
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tasb Aluminium Coffee Pots
now siss.
t2io Doubis Rice Boilers. now
tiba.
tgs6 Double Rice Boilers, 81 90.
sszG Double Rice Boilers. ti.ps.
ti.Be Colandsrs. 81 %.
tfTk coinnderH. sf.19.
f1sA Wash Basins. tiee
ss9s water Pitchers. fi.se.
csc Mixing Howls. sc
400 Mixing Nuwls Csc.
tiab MIXING Howls. sbc
tse Tipped sauce Pan. SIC. eae
slro, sac. 18c HiEe. bac.