The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1907, Page 8

i ' t i ne cena te BE KEPT CLEAN, ELSE IT SOWS CORRUPTION iy result on ean be derived net only the moral) much Her freshness and beauty T'S A LIES SHE SAYS OF AL TA Nig can ay ariting, but of what will{are quite frresistibie: «parts where PLAY WHICH SHOWS AMER | “Roth in ve with approbation, ‘The play|ahe oan turn there qualities t ad AS INGINCERE | powed to an ‘ ‘ in| h inspires an unsatiafactory| vantage are the ones in which whe —NO BITTERNESS FOR : » ter kee TRUST OPPRESSION OF HER.) ca Wiesee Waven’ as SELF—TELLS OF HER NEW | ambitious play PLAYS—WILL VISIT AMERI- | retleton, polition, soley CA AGAIN SHE DISCUSSES | "HY: It has ite mome MAUDE ADAMS arked succeases of recent} it is ae T have said, the juietude which takes staged ing with bistery Maude oe, payehol ts or doubt NK religious | Moude Adame te charming and and eee ERROR EE ' nd grace and — freahe leave faith Herewith is a continuation hentuoeni ti tee taaiee ef Mme. Sarah Bernhardt's remarkable interview, grant ed to our correspondent at her home in Paris. In yes terday’s Star the famous artiet sod her ts ee of life and of things Tam ® These two plays, with their ¢ Jit W in the aving remain rtunities for her Hut there, again, he t mir Jacnane, ulwa geverament, “Ever ane ple to Europe, yes te the hig’ opment of dramatic eteeeeeeeeeet mest powerful of mediums for teaching the rublic Editor. ie | | w Io ; pe Ie eee eee eee eee ee ee, eee ER REE eee By Francis Warrington | | tox th the 5 conservatory and er led me to t « tle wak this questic hi lured fo You, the der the eo the as ‘4 educational medium I must any, Rower The most wonderful 11 was gla soo state lawe returned energetica!ly | temned that 1 te the thought net « e Ui “ aun ae near bt ” leet A a amalp One has to be « e . « t hat & Vast audience banging ; 4 ft * ae tt words to realive t pertod of thie, Therefo " s h ¥ pose any play conta mere! teaching. aa it merely becc an instrument for sow broadcast, Each ple contrary, leave som okey ct that can be ried BI ietsans ton] ibid of to show how this effect can be produced is found doubly In my two latest plays, the most dif- ferent one can imagine, yet like tn | Dance Tonight This evening a» swell dance will be given at Leschi Park tn the large pavilion. Bring your lady out and spend a pleasant eve . ty Wagner's Orchestra, Gentiomen FROM A RECENT PHOTOGRAPH OF MME. BERNHARDT, WHICH | whict ‘ “ o: Ladies free ILLUSTRATES HER GREAT APPEALING DRAMATIC POWER herecif ' oo Mgrs u - : ay « bu hm ft her tndig _ . * te 7 ' fn her - Ae . * 1 «¢ « ¢ more th five of Chinaware and Less—Muec f Be, Gee America, Germany, France bute t ( : tacly In all history there is no rece at the busie tis te “ There are times whe: vm is y Tt ne t ‘ builders have disappointed if the 5 alt ° ask. They represent savi $31.20 DINNER SETS $15.90 | 65¢ HAND PAINTED SOUVE 60: CHOP PLATES 3c Haviland China 50:plece Din NIR PLATES Wc German China Round Diehes fame 25 Sor ‘ of Chop Plates, rose decorations al border and ¥ $1.20 DOZEN INDIVIDUAL piece is stamped tions. Each “Haviland & Co, Limoges BUTTER PADS 2c EACH France fe PAIR FOR CUPS AND . Rn I Pancy China a) $26.45 DINNER SETS 23 SAUCERS, WORTH 68 PAIR worth up to $ a Haviland & Co.'s 50-p Din b dosen of Fancy Chit “ her Sets, comp! service tor | Pie Cuy ac Dauct mported AT ONE-HALF PRICE t sin wb six persons. One of our choicest tangy Meso Of the Wurts, A » China Dinnerwa Ay net at L patterns t atest shag nd decora lecora al a t be ¢ Yc and ~ A nial $23.45 DINNER SETS $11.73 Now 196, ios Mit ve Haugh bd at 4 1 . ery sbceal _ am sag Mo \ 49¢ PAIR FOR CUPS ANDO SAU ’ Ow Re J a sb t of tractive deco CERS WORTH $1.50 PAIR Cups and Saucers inet ‘ Above patterns are open stock 10 dozen of Fancy ( 10¢ : aa and you can buy one piece or ‘ eand Sau M Pr ow ; ; 100 pieces, at halt price A love t Wwe F, . ae wae $1.00 DOZEN CUPS AND worth 76¢ "s nd $ ” ~ a SAUCERS 4c EACH Now 49. AT ONE-HALF PRICE mah ntation en engemerred. Tela] 900 FOR CELERY TRAYS English Semb-Porcelain Di the sake of x a few plane Ds a Sauce etm bosse nerware in f flow c b » exe ¥ borders tions, tne ‘ Fanc Tra Bic CREAM PITCHERS 10¢ Gers: ma iée Dis : , Se now \ #00 DOZEN HAVILAND 50e MARMALADE JARS 25¢ $1.20 able Dish » -10¢ A TRUST COMPANY * CHINA PLATES 14¢ EACH Bavarian China Marmalade . . : O«e ? » or F tes 1 t ~ ? Sukteds Pr in various 40c BON-BON DISHES 20c we : ' ts ft shapes and decorations Nice decorated Bon-Bon Ete : « a | hit : 7 1 $4.00 DOZEN GERMAN CHINA AY ONE-HALE PRICE ype i t DINNER PLATES 14c EACH S0¢ AND 7c BUTTER Ridgway's English Semi-Po . > a detent : ; DISHES 25¢ ain Dinnerwar nice f : at . ed Dinner P the ver Fancy China Butte . . oe y 4 ial tastes antes Dishes, with ain 20¢ Dinner Plates, now 106 : z lée i Plat t 4 - $2.00 WEDGWOOD PLATES 95c 30¢ SUGARS AND CREAM ‘ ae » tem 5 20 dowen Faney Wall Platex, of ERS 15¢ 20¢ Cups ar “ : bie Z the famous Wedgwood W at Ge n " Oe ’ 3 BS n un f PEst So ' sa ; ' bh NORTHERN BANK AND ee ri TRUST COMPANY ® Capital fully paid $100,000@0 7 1 < I . } T ary Loca Pike | ray i a Third Wiis for Damaged Trunks Yet t r mount eratch Fe . ! “ the Tr h ire # ‘ood new. All our Trur “ BUIL rT LIKE A BATTLESHIP is the onl . oa fin They Are these parts that give ou @ guarantee with eve trunk, See how we are selling $4 Trunks at 82.67 $8 Trunks at ; $25 Trunk em, ¢ tti Off th $5 Trunks at #3 35 » gE dons eli . | $20 Trunks at oe u in © : 3.35 | $13 Trunks at 85.00 | runks a 813.35 $6 Trur at 84.00 | $15 Tranks at 810.00 | $20 Trunks at #20.00 F $15.00 TRUNKS IN THIS GALE $15.00 TRUNKS IN THIS SALE $7.00 TRUNKS IN THIS GALE ront of AT $12.00 AT $12.50 AT $4.96 | ‘ 4 h ¢ ‘ ch T 1 1 ets = | Our Building tw bra e $11.50 TRUNKS IN THIS SALE tions in Cloaks, Suits and Milli AT $9.00 t nery et S ae | An | #1.00 A WEEK vee | THIS $6.00 LEATHER SUIT CAGE AT $4.46 THIS $2.00 SUIT CASE } 4 ° “eo: ‘teat + AT $1.49 DB uaainer § Pacific Outfitting Co. aie rm hes locks and 422 Pike St. a eR A ER THE SEATTL TLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1907. STAGE, GREATEST TEACHER OF PEOPLE, ‘MUST Women's FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Opens 8:30 a. m.; Closes Everything te Furnish the Home Complete” | nscale “Under One Roof Over 75 Tailored Suits To Be Closed Out at — for Gants Buite, e These are last se which sold regularly mu wish a shoppir vit or traveling dre these worn separat \ ha il | al of 7 r ly of pic « t t oth The ater ' ture um and 1 th 1 taffeta Spec ' } la ‘ ~ Ox ° $7.95 When these Suits are gone the sale ends, They may Only last during the morning bourse Cov: ephone orders can be accepted, We cannot alter these nts, All sales are English Earthen Tea Pots 35¢ Each of thene Choice of three different Tea Pots ha A new #b " designs, one in. nquare top 10 in, in ¢ the other round te tn. in diameter All r fiyles stand & in. high anf] peer anging in capacit have cast bronzed legs N lo rere ee ee -— ee fects, One of Sauk tee: Hoang Arrived Matting for Less. ee Japenen “Matting. As nF lay Special, the following $1.50 Ruffled Muslin Curtains, 95¢ om Curtains i long and 40 in. wide. They have button-hole ae : ' he egularly for $1.50. Special tomorrow, : Fringed Portieres, Special $3. 05 aP These Portieres are full length and. measure 5 in, wide heavily fringed and come in red, greens and brows, morrow, a pair cutting only. Ap additional $2.00 Couch Covers, Special $1.45 Ea ort shipment of Chinese and mat PPPOE PLL LOL OOO | } These Couch Covers measure 3 yards long, 60 ta This “Neve ne und. They come in Oriental striges $ geattic | Womens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Wists, Ete. } Agency tor} pe pIGH , SOV } the Gurney } netrigerater LDL (Nowe PORATED) Mote! and Club Furmshert ‘ ‘ee SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREER DOWNING, FLY ON THE FLYER SEATTLE TACOMA. nee SUR ROUND TRIPS DA 2 FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY Grain, Provisteas, LEAVE SEATTLE—6:45 and FRIVATE 10:25 «, m, 2:05 and 8:45 p. m. Tol. 78 LEAVE TACOMA—8:35 a. ™ Rooms 304-305-206 J and 12:15, 3:85 and 7:30 p. m. Time Card eubject to change without notice. U. SEELEY, JR., Agent. Seattle Tel, Main 176. Tacoma Tel. 212 DR.C. F. LATHROP Osteopathic Physician CONSULTATION F REE; LADY ATTENDANT, 207 Elte! Buliding, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marche. Office Hours, 9 a m. to 5 p.m Dias wesncetgee SALE.” Hats, ve Open Evenings, Tuerdsys, Thuredays, Saturdays, 6 to 8 p. m. Phone Sunset Main 6256, Seattle. Wash. NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. c 1316 Second Ave. FREE! FREE! FREE! BEFORE WE MOVE OUR WORKSHOPS TO OUR NEW BUILDING, THIRD AVE. AND WASHINGTON ST, xe Any Suit in Our House Made to Order For —«$t ° No More ; ” _— i 24, seee7¢ 3-223 $43 Ss ae? oh; jaaeiee wiad we “se $40.00, You fe gg seds, all go at $15.60—" It Bett; r Friday, Saturday a and Monday Only ( ng to tl t sted pants fret FILE il I ON MONDAY adie ced union tailors! “Pie | 32-25 558 7 2825 FIZ . 300 tailors. our ne ' ‘ will be 3 Stores, 512-14-18 3d Ave Ee UNIT Teg ‘ Open Saturday Evenings |) -i[ NIT Heals Until 10:30 O'clock STONERS 6 PO