The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1909, Page 10

} THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER §, 1909. HERE iS A BIG KNOCK FOR | MODERN MUSICAL ¢ OMEDIES if i | i 1 her that it te aa hind the scenes as It te from the viewpoint Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best Let the Shafer Store Supply the Boy’s os ACTRESS NOW PLAYING AT THE MOORE SNIFFS AT ART IN MUSICAL COMEDY. of the audl “The case I have in mind,” she Siac aT | secrets of musical continued, “ie that of a well known y are disclosed beb actor, who was well fitted for the | Ww yen A new tin atar role in & certain comedy, At ° : fo atre-goere if all ter he had rushed through the agene of them were only known, ls the two or three Umes be turned to jon voice Mise Virginia hie stage manager and sald Bay ‘ opini o Pearson, Who appears in the role of let the “ponies” come on here and | Mohn Langdon in “A Gen man do the dance we were going to save From Miasissipr now playing at for the finale. You and I can get 3 . the Moore. : agp Cai og i Neatly sf Here's a store filled to overflowing avith everything for boy not a mege aia ao in that cl agp enh re {t's poppa, Pid akip oft the stage department, but a whole store full of fine Suits and Overcoat , and everything he declares softly, t firmly on the laugh that's sure to come a boy wears, The styles and the prices are not matched anywhere hereabout “Thank you, but no mo usical You can kill the applause with ¢ ® comedy for me.” Sh hs : to muste and. bring 2 the “pontes,” | . that conclusion principally because MISS VIRGINIA PEARSON, and you'll be good for two encores Th F t S lL. d th GC t t V. l A He Rolas out no future 40 the actor ; That will give me tine to drew and e fines ty es an e reates alues re or actress, and also because the get back to that scream drill whole thing, she says, fs a sort of fence? but In a play we are bent | used to do And they did it. If he : haphazard affair. on interpreting the characters in| had played bi tae it wan writ ere a i ; “fn a musica) comedy,” declares | relation story, Not #o inj ten, instead ¢ anging It to sult j the actress, “I have learned from | musical comedy himself, no doubt he would have wn : ee. i cndidtie. taiee. ou att ng experience that {t la a case of| By way of explanation Mins Pear: | been more successful, And that ta] ster Bro’ Suits ) - 5 oxbe T $ : It 1 do Gale will It go/WitW the aud: son recalled an incident In comedy | musical comedy, but not for me wo Trouser Suits ..... ti eeeee ose tt . ig hi GOVERNOR ON TRIP, FIRE HORSE EATS Norfolk Suits .... A rae hie aye cB United Press) / I English Cord Si if fe OLYMPIA, ‘Rept. "“S—-Governor | glish Corduroy uits cevinebeeen tbees “nec ‘ Bay left this morning, to be gone} 31 TONS OF OA TS é ; , | BL Until September 10. During this | Shown in a wide variety of plain and faney fabric ae d ee ee ek Beek, Megat) ; and in all sizes, from 24% to 17. Literally hundreds BY the new convict rock quarry at De |careor as a fire hor That's / ? 4] ception pass and attend the opening REMARKABLE ANIMAL ALS~ 9 miles, which is some distance. to choose among. 4 of the Southwest Washington fair] TRAVELS 2,772 MILES IN Hy that time I wasn’t feeling « is 4 at Centraila LONG CAREER. ba bey A cant <p eae Others are shown at .....+.+++-++ $3.50, $4.00, $7.50 and on to $15.00 p nd had him mix me up o 5 TO USE 3,000 CLERKS. | a - port wine and some herb tea. 3 | 4 (ty Ustted Press) re gran oyee,” | Walked back to the table where I | Be ASTRON Beret sTh aig the sldoct mostor of the ive |he at the, ae Waling worse | ollege Clothes for Young Fellows | Boys’ Top Coats and Reefers Ready FAME) ay that approximately 3,000 tem-| department, as he led the oldest | soem to mlx well at all. But nat | : porary clerks would be appointed !n | horse in the service out in the mid: down again,” added the oldeat fire —New Cool nights have brought about a lively demand for 4 ectl ith the k of taki in ° " a : r ; j the 1mth decennial census, {dle of the room to be curried man, a be took Jeffs tall ‘ ‘i Ra ’ Boys’ Topcoats and Reefers. The new Fall stocks are 4 t TOR worl ti Bere Se salt at ana t fgured ‘oat Jeit would The new Fall stock of College Clothes for young fellows | shown in light, medium and heavy weights All popum : ASSISTANT TO AUD! , Jott ts a magnificent black, standing on a oe te s offered at the populs srices— gn ‘ ) gn popt ‘ yo (By United Pres) bave to tnke 22,160,000 steps to go 1 f at the ular prices : a pourarle gt poe ay aa Age hier api hee fal p crestied Jott wih cakt ute $10.00, -00 and on to $25.00 ; lar fabrics and colors. Coverts, Velours, Scotch Tweed as @ new law, State Auditor Claus- ing neck that supports a pretty no credited Je h ng 30 oi WRG EE + ‘appointed. 8. P. Jami wae of care and aa intelligent a | €88,250 steps while being exercised The styles are the cleverest ever shown and the fab Prices from .....++4. $3.50 to a 4 stant auditor. Clerk BE. F. | head as ever adorned any horse do gvery day rics are far removed from the commonplace. Sizes from Boys’ Hats, Cap: aters, Stock and Unde ‘ i is promoted to the position of The old boy's been in the ser Jeff has tak J F 7% deputy angiter, and J. Hi Yates hag| vice for 14 years,” sald: the oldest during his term 30 to 38, chest measure. | t te stock of boys’ wearables shown in the Northwest : a been engaged as clerk fireman as he lit bis pipe, “and he’s B . ql still good for a long run But I wasn't satinfied with that,” 7 YELLOP FEVER APPEARS. — continued the O. F., as he took a ew fa ut Ss for en-—. ecia in e rcade nnex at j WASHINGTON, Sept” Wanders Away Into Figures. — | chew of fine cut and gave the horse 4 ept. 3.—Sur-| ‘Then he gave the curry comb &/ en allowance twico as large as h oe ‘ . . : geon General Wyman of the marine | savage knock against the post and i Guiamenee B ig ee Tomorrow wg open the Fall season for the Men's Clothing by a most unusual offering of Men’s Suits in the Ar- c c= gotta today epics continued; “I was ing ‘dopy" figuring that Jeff had worn 672 cade Annex—Fir§{ Avenue Side. | cable of the appearance of ye long ago, and I sneaked up the | shoes while working for this t ' Nps Peacaemete®paamagy vaagfy yo agua yi ity | ene ce me me ar ae These Suitsfae made of fine worsteds, in a wide variety of fancy and plain fabrics. All 1 5 ? Falls i | te ‘opped in J « he 4 hey were worn ogg § tain Falls in Kansas. orn | Cnirance of Billy's, 1 told the bar-/ out he would have worn through 70 the proper shad@pjand all sizes. In the Annex, Arcade, First avenue side only, at ...... nies ° TOPEKA, Kan., Sept. §.—Eastern |... p how I was feeling 4 hel inches of solid j 2 Kansas was given a thorough soak s he atl | soapeadlngtne giro - tog yesterday. ‘The rainfall contin | 104 then Mustied, back. {didnt What He Has Eaten, ‘ : agp 4 | ang ont én ae ‘8 have anything special to do, #0 1 1 akee we feed the horses oats New Fall stock of Brokaw Bros., Kuppenheimer’s and other famous lines of Men’s Suits now shown in the i one towed 6 block of p and Ngured that Jeff had consume Gicial effect picked up a block of paper and a I figured that { had consumed Second Avenue. Store. h a fig 15,330 « * of * which is “4 aking about | equa 20 pounds or 31 tons. had been In| Also he drank 152,600 gullons of at a wise old | Water and incident chewed 187 Yes, Joff is a grand old horse runs every y that he sald the O. F.. with a sigh. “No, in the service That nw I never counted t he sheds runs altogether. Then as I began every spring, nor the number of to feel the effects o: that medicine, | Mies he flicks off with his tail, but I doped out the average length of I did figure that when Jeff ate that each call, and { found that Jeff/31 tons of oats he chewed them had gone a total of 0 clty | 7.666,000 times betore swallowing blocks on the dead run during big) them,” i eo — = = ma aes old Jeff, how long b the harness and w guinea he was, And I figured he bad made on an average EE I i PR BARR ADC BOERS AFER BROS. Arcade and Arcade Annex |_ University St. a |.-SH EXCURSIONS ON LAKE AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. STORY OF MAN AND THREE KIDS, WASHINGTON, WANT etherecnenrennoreserntoren iin: iinet te | Sore Satna nee AL 00 Steamer Fortuna leaves Leechi Jol cant, TO SAY NOTHING OF TOY BALLOONS park for around Mercer island, five Moore Theatre —— times daily, Two hours’ ride, 26¢. nt seo n 8 y at the aiid . " pert Wm. A. Bra Jos. BR. Gris “A GENTLEMAN rao , MISSIBSIPPE - en N.Y Fireworks Japanese Day SEPTEMBER 4TH, It was midday ¢ are both coming were crowded t pacity. As each one stopped it was Next We Time, The Place, The Girt.” surrounded * ATTHEEXPO. J tine « r nena MPCPHERSON- - GRAY ({ SPECIAL, WERK «EET. 18 Lots ¢ 3 in otk Le To be seen frorm Fire- - ‘ PHONES “1 Woe Grand Opera Season works grand stand, rear (they al g wee” PIKE ST NEAR SECOND AVENUE Seat Sale Mon. Sept . Life - Saving Station, b AYO eu ae = meer * General Seat Sale, Thurs, Sept. 9. : gas EEE M see AEE Thr : foot of Pay Streak i My The “reat Opening § ; kids, the eggs . i ireat ing Bill Reseewa Wi tiec’s: Los “An [paboos Bogie New Millinery Section These Are the Best Embroidery i oe Seg Ni riage and the all to get} Mr. McPherson purchased in New } geles Fireworks Co. on the Madison car Kotng up th York # splendid line of stylish Tatlor- {i | Bargains i in Town ) — ‘ hi ed Hate; they arrived yesterday and f Svery : will produce ‘The Fun, Begins. oe aoe tant Wt tuaootiom EE ST CE ME ORERS, ‘Luna | Park © “noon : And it was then that the real| ery one of these hats is correct reindunher cooreagetapeder capa 4 oe. ae : vaude act began | style and iivetrates Fashion's trend containing 4% to 4% yards; all apic { THE GRAND JOHN cont, || MORRIS FAMOUS Animal € ] e all of | First be shoved the kids onto the for street and general wear for the (}| and span new goods, tn beautiful eye a Manager. r 5 Dees ond Mosel ; car—but they didn't go because by coming season let designs; well worth Ibe a yard i fe esgregation in wond tricks Port Arthur tele bellocns bad. all. got tangled ow arene cere. PEPRMENE frem Special in thin wale for, the bolt..25¢ } See Man and Pony Wrestle up with o ‘ ‘0 D.O ) | vrhen be 514 wp the baby At $5.00 we show hats that are trimmed with feathers, ribbons 12VARO BOLTS OF LACE FOR 26c 1 Northwestera I H is carriage ag on the cane and ornaments; hats that are becoming and up-to-date in every Never were better lace values of. passers eas “me gerne by pyre got all mixed up in the wheels. | Tespec mr — be hy 2 ated ey rig borage? ry 24 fered to Seattle than this special purcnase of imported laces. oe od ; | * page eet over getting this ) Our $7. ats stand the comparison well with $15.00 an¢ ‘ di . ms : ee of a Rae pire ines ian ood }} $20.00 hats. The styles are the same, the frames, the trim ia the Iot you will find German. Vale and French Denteties, Baseball — high class, at 9 p. from his twofa cigar got in bis {} mings and everything just as destrable and snappy. Come in and ji} {{ worth up to 100 @ yard; for the whole bolt containing {{ TOwORROW aT. sek 4 nearly blinded ‘him try on one of them hy) 12 yards Aberdeen vs. Seattle. RUSSELL & DREW, Mars. Admiesion 500, Mat. Baturday Tated.:: Caphor--Cas Clyde Fiteh aughing Hit anprnclieenaennesee time the conductor was fum id the passengers were gently | ing with delight | At this point the conductor seized two ot the Bids by the arms, and i Charming Styles in Tailored Suits tried t m aboard, but one ; || They Cost Less Than They Are fube o— Nights 80c to.§ Mata B0c to $1 Seattle Theatre > DAN CE. = Muslin Underwear at Half Price’! ! Ts Black Silk Wists for $4: $4.50 i thetr Good taste ja a garment can’t be 5 AT Meets ris i | was pandemontum. ia) { deseribed but ft nov as pandemonium.’ Aud t im 1 jescribed can be felt, neverthe Anoth ‘ ba git erat he Man ‘wan P i Really Worth ( _ leas, by anyone wha sees it. These H : in the face and all sweaty und }} The best efforts of skilled, compe- } .Not the comui Ti a ney cn Bn a yn grolne Vaaying ; eotlae, }} tent tailors were employed in making Wy ordinary “jast-goq them desirable to every woman who Nights. to-loo! t-kind,” otook-at-kied, wees them. Thoy are made as they Mashes His Thumb. ») these sults, The workmanship, the \ Hin cigar was bothering him hor Brecgiondt Phe aoa 16 the "eu the well made should be, of a splendid quality of eam SPPOCOCOO REC OOSCES ; ribly, so he shut the rriage NI & ia } dependable under. Dlack taffeta silk; regular price ‘ 00 - )) priced 1 and the prices t » ie x nh . ig dicins os’ \) these the best suit values in the city i us as the ove ll “ $ . i Gi A New, Moder n eed ‘and it saat him on the {i $15.00 to $50.00. i duction of sever ige milla at 50c on 1.50 Kid Gloves for a LOIS THEATRE at the Expo. i | something about them which makes | ‘ { } | ty 1h Corset Covers for .....6+ o< And the fur flew i} lesirable and stylish { est Locations in J}, st ox ms clear, broke the | 1.00 Corset Covers for 4.50 Corset Covers for ioe |} {Tomorrow Is the Last erial workmanship is excellent and ankle. Joy! Oh, joy! { j the dollar - 1 yn A special lot of incomplete rm es of Week of Su Vau- eee: 9 Room House, 1 yell one a { $9 Dress Skirts for $4.65 We mention just a few values, “all tite Kid Gloves for women; all sizes rm PE aca Win han eta tae eC auaaer cuen, cron the MA ) }} marked at half lese than the regular Values up to $1.50; your chotce for 75¢ Roxey and Wayne 3 this made the man madde W 1, sere nunevelling | g A.-Y.-P. Exposition | sample Hine of beautiful Dress | i{ ) ({ } flag cane across his kne ureted Hn} guarantee the to be the i ie os Baipcn, one theowie ft arantee them to be the 15 Drawers for . 88 Day to Buy School the City, Just the Wide ond th fe, ee Hop 40.49.00; your choice for any 1.00 Drawers for eee y y 3 i | «NOS NO NOOSTING*=Peb wage cate the eat inside of two eevonds: Il Pacts ——— 2.00 Drawers fot 1.00 = “ v7] 4 . : ae 4 . . bean 5.00 Drawers for 2.25 Remembe e j Finished, for J)avooooa tae Rae howaa’ te ptomneyr The 2.00 Night Gowns for vasa si 1.00 Night Gowns for 5,00 Night Gowns for 11.60 Night Gowns for school shoe val ues in town at i prices that are To Vancouverll:3 0 p.m. Return by Daylight Made. @ oak PANTAGES THEATRE | Greatest Exhibit of UNEQUALED VAUDEVIL Primitive Wild Heat Hill of the Current Season ok Sale at a ‘Bar- 4 | Through Victe > Y i t right gain. Sears tare, eatin pt +] Men's Shi i ao pene Boos oe ve ae Wait ui the sities af Vaacitar an } 2.50 Long Skirts for... Schoo! Boys’ Caps Victoria guar OR "ea dante spate receena dy i 5.00 Long Skirts “for i x ys Caps People A large stock of these fine shirts to well made caps for boys all CALL through Active pass and the San Juan isiands | 85,000 &, CANADIAN PACIFIC, you at one-third to 1.50 Short Skirts for pe TT reaturen=-O. Ever Made one-half less than 2.00 Short Skirts for | Keen reductions in and free vaudeville note COMPANY Prof. LeStrange, sensationalehigh: | wire act. The Dlg $20,000 airship lar price ts the best colors, your H your choice for choice, 8.00 Chemise for 6.00 Chemise for | t 609 #iret Av. eee eae sizes, from the —— | bs their regular value 8.00 Short Skirts for... smallest tot up Anywhere FREE ADMISSION FAEE All our $1.26 and 4.50 Short Skirts for to the young | Grand Onuk’ House White City Park band concert $1.60 shirts of the 1.00 Chemise for man; th Friday Night, & t 200 Chemise. for | brides Mune Seoramth ‘Chinese Theatre ree | RY OnDE Vs. best materials and Fr Rotter 15.00 Long Skirta_for h| 0 Short Skirts for & Dancing, boating, and 26 other big = | POI os oR agy OOO | Attractions Reserved Stage and Seats $1 | time in America } | and $2 Native Chi Orehenttm