The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1908, Page 5

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TMS TTT CTH SORTENCEE ACTER MEE MGRE NCE MRE MRE REN attest relng nee ermrrcniy Inodading run the we with a mati ss m Thursda Ko: er, and b gee Lavails was @t the hea he t medy being see "i f ie a rand brought ow Ploreders “ | suite at Piper & which opemed the week at Pantages’ | atre th after nase . ‘ yope refusing to aanal seasonable specials 1 ane Lett winning iration ASE NTS TS RS MEE CRT REMC RE Met oe ttt BB ssomet une imeenemnemeenemanes ett 3g mt MET sehen SORE CE RE aS CE eS aE peer ta ts mnedy part that teladed the ae SM ESSE SETS EE WES CEE OE NCES CRS RE CEE NCES DEAD INDIAN Wallace frow gesuLT—ONE wo THREE PO 4 SP ae pinnacle of hb NIES LOADED in "In the Shade of the Palm,” ane DOWN with BEAVER PE How | 1 ay 1 - vas 12 My 0 a “When | Leave 1 for the use Tact” with mit clon 1 ee por this © , | ever 3 gold hunters. “ | agg, whent toe pokd Nobody | ins ¥ rade led ly getting better with « | america, ana all ery new production, the Br | ur Sait Creek va Bunting company oy peak 1 - yy in one of the at the Beattle Sunday in - e've made exter e preparations fo if etty Mins Nobody,” by Howhrd | | ; | ! urnishin t , new, s¢ n hl pailding 4” .o a mes let it in @ captivating story of a prot pot oo the ‘ ty Calif n < rd y California girl who me and to delp Oa Ah a es & young Englishman who tae YO " us the United States. Mis Winter ¥ in the name part in arted. =A sione 4s & mistress of her art of any qeaue portraitare isit us often—each time ) P nul d wagon car 1e0 ponies | our ‘te pitched a ventional at Hobert Kowland, the mnething new and interesting nd remember the Republican ywed up well in a “sympathetle “ me BVOe, Here, a: flea OF o- w the region Was pith beaver, and we ba fryccoed an as, aa ” : gee special go-cart showing — “Leah Kiesehna.” we wish to bring all go-cart special lawn mower | making dae rounds Due morning €2 ns wee romiae to get their share of at have eve FOR TUES fen tat 8 ¥ : tention from local theatres * dur th two reductions for Tues BAY AND down. woming @ > “ ing the week day only A the bill, 1 found » a ; Miss May, as Leah. quite the tight sc iaeaiapet cg ge “yew c quettion parts d gets into the e why not bawe Kaowa there was § Fe - big th Mr. Frawley made & a new tawr piles, Bach 0 ‘ vainte and mr this vn ably fine characte portrayal that will ran chram, @ typical human brw ily and Henry McRae and Phillip Sheffield | and satisfac appear to advantage as Rac | Valentine Tite uw &E i t “Jerry's Bargain. mow r chance for Tuesday Wednes the world’s best system of refrigeration— A. = sraur the TME MALTED. Harry ~ Oleson's burlesque, @ titled “Jerry's Bargain,” opened « new week at the Lyric theatre you Stats eet may rel! : uls of kindling. Nor did|terday to big houses. The songw] cs uo rifle) one fire led 1 wake while he built the fire and | were pleasing and well selected. Come on, boys! There are only | with difficulty coaxed the damp| The Dunbars scored, as 1 ' « cttte | tO Of th wood to burn while the winsome soubrette, Miss Rai tgetal . . As I ape ws I fired. wounding one Hut a bloodecurdiing shrick! Helen LoeMa was a hit The theres as i to jiane, just as) brought me to my feet. revolver in| chorus was up to the standard, The . on 4 One of their ar- | hand I fancied 10.000 Iedians at performance will run for the week BATTLESHIPS rows plore hat The other & my poor qun raise: “ aim at mo. | had|, é 4 ia hidden behind the bead of with a (MOENFELD road, and y il —Queen ball-bearing == lawn mowers, with steel temp biades—-one of the best and t we are exclu oasie et runing mowers on the market; these two-day special imaginary sive Seattle % $8.95 < must be sealpic agents for the teat Per 2. Ten round | * nck im my arm. It was my first | (riend Lune Park regular valve $13.50. pricings to introduce the the dally. See round trip oo und. It felt lke am tcicle, and) The fire was biasing merrily The summer season was inaug ~exceedingly attractive go-cart world - renown Queen” lawn mower in this # not begin to hurt for some time. | making the whole interior of the | grated at Lana park yesterday, with large reed roll around top section oe Luckily, the Indians were on aicave as bright as day My first the attendance reaching into the edge, similar to pleture; gear ed Bohn’s sy haunting trip, not on the warpath. | « o was of Dave P' heels | thousands tn spite of | the. esel ing nleely finished, rubber 14-inch size; regular . So the arrow was not poisoned as b ine atward throug " Ured wheels, adjustable back phon = refriger | weather. Manager Looff promi that hearty everything that is ¢ be found at amusement resorts o| thts kind can be enjoyed at Luni park | Light operatic performances are} spectal 4, 95 price * 16-inch size; regular value $9.75 $5.95 The two redwkin f and ran | narrow o g and rolled down for thelr ives as [ « 4 again to! slope of the ravine. 1 shouted, but my supposed comrades. They leftihe made no answer. He had re thelr loaded ponies P gained his feet and was too busy These I drove to camp as of | running to waste any breath in idle war, and Phillipe and | divided the da Or maybe he had used u and foot extension, removable wehions and parasol; regular $12.50: special $8.95 ators, and have line a comple of styles and given, with the inevitable cirete|fl sizes 0 our | 18-ine size lar ur teh burden of furs. bis spare lung power tm that! iwing, shootthechute pictare |i cs Rie sop "yaa special en ae Mat face tow aca teat hoch nt Ne’ | Ene, “anottbecnin we sample floor. | tes $6.45. re that particula 4 glanced around the lighted | strractions pleasing to everyone 1 fr the small | , he. Ho we andjcaye. Thea I had more than a lit om we sma n for the met t most | tle difficulty to keep from following iwell family size up with éur pelts. We we fest |Duve's example v= these Roan i ; The Tivol! opera house will re to and includ mato dark this week, after whieh | it will reopen with the Fanning-| Howard company tn dramatic stock u oager 3. 1. Fried he i» planning to pable musical comedy as our sober oxen could be made to| There, neatly arranged slong the go. And for the first day or two we rocky walls, in the full glare of the met with no adventure worth the | firetight, sat twelve «# ne telling Then an odd thing hap They we ated in a solemn pened half-« le, af Wf warming thelr We camped one night In a ravine hands by the blase The A rain came up and we were |firelight Mickered om their white glad to see in the twilight the |ribe and grinning faces until they underpriced— FOR TUESDAY ANDO WEDNES. DAY— ing the hotel and restaurant sizes Hons the Bohn refrigerators are acknowledged by ex perts to be the highest type of refrigerator ex cellence known, and are used exclusively by the weve have a very large new stock of garden hose im the month of a care We crawled nove #temlthily d to : i” lroac oughot . . tate mos fo cine. We waves ) move stealthily as epuctent Cdkin le aiding railroads throughout the United States various kinds and prices; fast as we could tell in the darkness day 1 don't know how The university anwounces the} on buffet and refrigerator cars an illustration of the savings 4 roomy No one could |they came there. The cave may Closing number of the musical! zou | find here the next two days yonday eventag. May | 0 an Indian burying place course for Weds ave asked a pleasanter place to the interior is lined with white porcelain, have 14 wet night { ancient cilff dwellers Miss Bessie Abbott, the well = ve-rubbet Hued 6 ash Titi dene ies bathe Gn Lteat ond aenneitir tank We enelinns an “wn American soprano of the 1 walls of insulation and are 12 degrees colder than romeo os ptheine sche i fire, so 1 st hed myself out on | trance rock. In any case. there sat | Metropolitan Opera company, will | regular value $5.50. any other s0-ft. I bh; regular | the cave floor for comfortable | the twelve ghastly bod be the soloist jf] —strong, good folding go-cart, ‘ Salas: peated $5. 25 | enoote while he went out Into the| I did not # long to exam Bl good springs; 10-inch rubber-tire pouring rain to “rustle” wood. So on as I could gather up o Coliseum's Now Acts | wheels and back are per come in and examine these refrigerators and ply heavy canvas and rubber | soundly did I sleep that I did not | blankets and cooking utenstix I de-|“PETs afternoon the new pro-|f| forated heer, atjustable make careful comparison with ether makes garden hose, werrentel—S0n length; extra good vate regular price, $7.50; special price back and foot da regular value $5.50; special 3.60 i price . and reenter camped I was only 13. And even now I cannot help hear Phillips U. 8. Navy Yard Route Steamer | thrill of admiration for that far Monticello leaves Fiyer dock 6 Western youngster who had feeling a Wttlhe prices from $31.50 upwards. and 9:30 a.m. 1:20 and 4p. m pluck to stand his ground The axle Transfer Co. ja Hs at > - —— | such circumstances, whe fate and reliable Old Hickory” sum- : = and more exper the pis largest showing of ; BNE x on to his heels — mat ene feenhere . mer turniture prom- | SPELCER & HURLBUT—A Store for Everybody. tahen to his boots 't sured St da = : adn office furniture and an r , ises to be more pop- AY SPEC i Ar i oy AMUSEMENTS + Pri filing devices in the AA ular than ever this : year, Our showing cto rice 4 2 Northwest : . ai oe ed = SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. 1s most complete. oa : 200-—SKIRTS—200 SPECIAL: Window Screen 18¢ The Wom Tree” UE ar aust nace peice, I ; | oe of the t ext oo a Inch Adjustable Hardwood Frame Window , wl a ros ter . SILK AUTO COATS ; best double scivage, non-rusting 18 night to see Melntyre and Ve~PRICE Cloth; special Tuesday Cc mn the Mem Tree’ 6 jen | tenia srorenttibers noha mitsnhdo a Everett and Edmonds ~ Moore Theatre COLISEUM scn~ weiry, ‘Biase fa toae it den Hose, $1.98. 5c Ball Twine, 2 for 5¢. ‘ sin al e '$1.00 Double Multiplying | NEW SUOW 2:30 POMAY Merk” 25-foot % incl ¢ Hall Colored Co’ Twine top of the heap of numerous new ie |” Nickel Adjust Click = |t * mut | George Wiieom, the Minetee! King: Garden Hose; cot w flowers and garden train faces, among them being Frank able | Sime, 6 Bae tt one, vuree roel re: i teeular @4 OO a; extra special 5 O'Brien, Phil W. Smith and Arthur | ” _aunene: qn 9 ih Special veiw af c | Barry in the characters of Sherk | ' Sundar, leave Seat Baffies, Ernest Everhart and Lo K Child's Swing, 33¢. Se Spring Hinges, 9¢ Pr Spotcash on Hatdrod =F r ike Pair Wright Steel “Hold anne Towler and Carolyn Gor Bares r The Grand JON CORT, Mewager. | YUN BAN FRANCHC® OPERA ‘ o ttractive as Mrs. Nickel Steamer City 4 ool ‘Gumpiete with + Heck” Japanned pen Door fon are attractive as Mrs. Ni . : nor < Wealthy exer Ht they dou't by ; "g backer and Tessie Nickelbacker senna con el | re B special 33¢ wah pecowe: gait C Ji and Relic Gold returns to toll the ‘ iit. na oie, maeee. Mitens troubles of Dew The pleee Seattie Theatre Eve a am Steamer Monticello ~ DINNERWARE, T. cl Out = . Out Sale of Grinley’s ee ook! En- WHO'LL WIN Suits and Semi-Porceiain Flow Blue Decorated Dinner- . a mena A " | nticel ; lot consists of covered vegetable dishes, large THE PIANOS bt | bd Tonight and All Week, the ¢ , Three F an ol ora ck, Po og and the Buame = a platters, plates, sauce boats; worth to 19 pied ded dudalen | a ten - _— = and oy nl | xEW ae “« al commny ronay. : eM ECARD ; 7 ~ seme argess Company in a Delle a awte-Lahe ‘company, 2 ‘cople, in| {fective March 9, 1908 tach; specially priced Tuesday at, each Cc sodamedtuwes’ Wun ‘ew coker ties wonebt?” wthve kad drafters Reception. Three | LRAYE SEATTLE Bel eat eae NSTON €O UNIQUE BREM ATTRACTIVE HEAD at Week . P BU TRIPS. Bread Box, 67¢. 75¢ Clothes Basket, 43¢. GEAR AT VERY REASON Lois Theatre $ 4 @ Seattle 11:30 Hear, Je 1, mported Double Handle A at handwriting experts ABLE PRICES ; . singh r @) eat ae ‘sas ane \ Clothes Basket; good : iy acetyl i I Bread or Lane and strong; special le r ee oe LAM BLDC A t fo ‘change without _notice ed 67¢ Fuesday mut 43c torty “stores on the ” YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD SIP yy ona VAME 250 EACH Way EXTRA! Soap, 8 Bars 25¢ ec | prraamenrece =. ate Bars of High-Grade ‘eine Soap and Wash- Bh pg eRe pe Lyric Ay ool On the Fiyer a. such as Magno, White Floating, Aero, 7° aubven . on : y a Whse s tie ee We bere & Childs hite Star, ete.; the last big deal of the io nearly five hundred est rg il buy now for future needs; bisa 25c | ia sp yg : FERMY'S BARGAIN CATALOGUES FRE Incorporated ape? wotase Beausttully 1312—Becond Ave.—1312 | SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE » || Fare 35e—Round Trip, 50¢. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE sd, Judes rh "awe THE ANGELES | 2.2% tr si iss ans SS Arner s } ge Kohlere LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and a . ake geome ¢ 1424 and 1426 First Avenue ale ends M —_ BALL 10:25 a. m,, 2:05 and 5:45 p. m er & . peg * SEStaUneNe Any Care LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m. ea . multe « Kaceth ‘ ’ Pricee 5 7:3 on th oot ‘ . Ka Tomorrow at 8 p and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. S “1310 Second Avenue ‘. Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212