The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1909, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1909. | society GIRLS IN BL OOMERS ee ee ee een COUNG| PLAY BALL; MEN ARE BARRED ! ‘y STIGATE Ss * wy GREATER SACRIFICES $1 down and $ la week Win buy an EMPRESS guaranteed heater here— THAN EVER : —your old stove, range of heater taken as part payment on the purchase of to Take Up Mun- 4 , a new one, Graft Charses, De- wa iar emacs ees lente NO eaten aan ~——~-~——~---=f| On Every Piano in the Stock That noe Clerk "s >, | | Friday specials— We Took Over From the John C. Walling Co. These are only a few of many bargains that can be —C.0.D. or telephone orders not accepted for advertised specials pio make ood oe : . : a pa ill be ashe and-a-half lengths: specially priced for Friday— you fail to buy now. Tuesday os - CAPT. SADIE SCHULER. CAPT. CARRIE BROWN, 4 ye ; RICHMOND, ae : worth regularly three times as much — L ' oe » Va 6.—} statement to this effec ° . ok—R id A he k ; ©. wnen the i tiake Wine cee —we will place on sale as an exceptionally good Friday special three trunkfuls of car 00 ea C uic ~ | zona, base ball teams composed of | Med from the grounds, and fem pet samples in one-and-a-half-yard lengths. You will find in the all grades of Wil ct southwest Virginia socety girls — scouts patrol the fence to} tons, velvets, Axminsters and Brussels; the regular prices per yard are up to $2.50 ni ee ng (187 nd a . a m a yo _ a4 Anabe “ na began to play base ball early in the he Only man who gets a look at| specially priced for Friday, your choice for De <i ’ ; summer, the players ap; 1 in| the abbreviated attire is the um —-these pieces are all nicely serged on the ends and will do excellent service as small walking aRirts and high heeled | pire, and be Is sald to be old, rheuw rugs; limit, two to a person Pot é . pe e twisted ankles, torn) the duties that befall an arbritrtor " clothes, flashes of lingerie, discom No longer is the field of battle - RL RAPALA . Be cone. fiture of tes players aud howls of{ littered itn. cree: tokea tise Player Pianos; Also Many Grands c ' of the audience dainty’ white goods and ailver| - i Makes L. 0. Shrad | This waa months ago, Now the| buckles, The apparel of the rival| ee —— . . { fi F id Old Reliable Ghrader Protests. Invincibles and Amazons, as the | teams today is safe, sane, and tf it] ¢ . 7 ite tein specia or rt ay— ‘At less than half their real value, va en . bloomer costume—or at least it {s| poney ballet, no man (save the! 2 ma ; at oer os . reported that they do—a positive | umpa) can prove it. Br te, man ‘extremely “neat and. serviceable TERMS: may possess. Shra = = = = - ~s . f p library table; mission style, exactly $1 to $2 Per Week Scoetias and | Munson charges had failed, he sub < like picture; in weathered oak or in teh) eeettman Revelle was beoer and allowed Revelle to pro- “JEWISH NEW YEAR _ Se y golden finish; regular price $6.00; You can pay all or more at any 1¢. This is unques- of his arcy Shra Desde 06 saverttiate: } specially priced for Friday—limit one tionably the greatest piano sale on record, ead. “I move you, Mr, Chairman,” con-| BEING CELEBRATED i table to a person— >? the matter by ask-| tinned Revelle,” that we take these WHY . had previously an pu HR net before thin evramenas regular price $6.00 unheard-of prices because we want to remodel and get our “sal ie were wes we The ‘eeunioa toil arose as to| SEASON OF PENITENCE AND store ready for our big regular stock of high-grade pianos e's query, Shrader! mittee had the authority to compel 18 NOW HERE. . tm protest, deciar-| the witnesses to appear. It was | stand: specially priced ‘ ‘ cS, aot. ch as a previous agreed that the finance committee, | + special for Friday cabinet. Se te & letter 7 . , 4 alli 4 now apr € than Bait be Bi drummers’ samples: carpets in yard- 2) 5 Cc dhe mand such © Tavincibles and Ama mere man, as men are} 1286 yp Away knights of the knothole. | slippers, The result was lame, matic and blind to everything save had if you buy now, ibe walt As | joy from the masculine members | combe, alipper heels, euse'ot tacss| ee EE, solid oak library table: Si aesineer R | rival teams are called, appear in| does make the players look like « against any action ‘ W. M. Hines if there | charges up now. We cannot ignore | : . : Tiiiccantes u toe | Cabin, Lax ae nae tal wevectiontion | AY SEATTLE JEWS Because we purchased these pianos for less than rell- siby Munson. Committee | by giving Mr. Munson an opportun- | $3.65 . able pianos were ever sold for, and now we + them at ahead of it whether or not the Mghting com-| SERIOUS REFLECTION solid oak magazine . ‘ ‘ sold by our stores everywhere. rock combinet: combination wall for Friday: Store Open Evenings. had been pigeon-| which has that power, act with the| Services were held in the Temple fd (OF oe - }committee on lights and a specialide Hirsch, under Rabbt Samuel | meeting was set for next Tuesday |Koch, at § o'clock last evening, to dont amount to a afternoon. usher tn the Jewish New Year, 5670, Seated Chairman Hines. | Committee Clerk Shrader was in-| which began all over the world with | aetieaieate | structed to notify Munson to have | the sutting of the sun, and will con Be aa ss his witnesses before the committee ‘tinue with proper observance until je been mi on that day the 20th of September, when the! x S LARG ie Remand they should) Electrical Engineer Ross, agalnst | season of penitence, serious retlee-| : EST. EXGLU igated. — he was | Whom the charges are directed, was and earnest resolve will close eee but he an Interested listener at last night's h the festival of Succoth, which i ily os 2, Shra-| session. He told the committee | is the end of the Tishri holy days, | } Successor to John C. Walling Co. eke tug & Te8O-/ that he courted a thorough probing or tho seventh month of the Jewihs : -421 Union St. atirely foreign to/ of the whole affair and that it could | calendar. be! Giscussion [et come too soon for him. | The Rosh-ha-Shona, New Year, ts] Mr. Shrader,” first of a religious cycle of “This ts al . od com i | binge 10 days later Kom Kippur, or} Ht is entitled to FINE CATTLE ARRIVE |the day of attonement, which falls jon Saturday, September 25 At 10 o'clock this morning Rabbi} 81 59¢ 59¢ SIVE DEALERS IN PLANS 1% blocks from P. O.; only % block from new White Bldg. turned a deep 3 bis apparent| The first installment of the 792) The Raleigh on The _True Perspective. —this is a well made and at two car loads, carrying 31 b - tractive mission style maga for the house; exactly like picture; has large comb and brush STEVENS | Pere dicod Ayrahires. They ine stand of solid weath. 7 holder and towel ro good mire pe diac. and Pine. Secompented by thelr owner ceed Cah. oxtetly. Whe vie plone; WHR Red and cover, ror; this practical article can be Ps dancing, partie [| Ness, of Howick, Quebec, Can. The| ture; regular price $2.6 complete; regular price used in the house or in the of nent Avy henson Wednesday” asd Banimals have been showing since | apeaally priced for Wrianpee $1.09; specially priced for fice; regular price $1.25; specially August 1 at different stock shows | vk Priday—limit one to riced for Friday—limi goodly supply of blue ‘ibieous wei (them. ——— ee nega | ant improvement Co senriar be Ac¥.-P. souvenir rugs Siivderd }gan suit against Geor, < made and sold exclusively s r Yo |C. B. Russell, John Stenake, W ach oo— ie and D, C. Brawly, the iff by us; e ys rniture | Pacific railway, the state of Wash-| 3 = ; ington, and others, ctaiming the} right to purchase, because of its} t Gus Brows sas: -cesk ie: Re es cee _ Navy Yard Route | The complaint states that three sub- ‘ 2 came Mall, Line 5, Navy Yard | merged islands were patented from | ‘our jthe government many years ago/ ‘ ped Monday, June 1909. jand that the defendents obtained | . . saunas ae ie ae nn | the title from the patentees rae" . | Seid, ee 2 ee oe AMUSEMENTS, Thureday, Saturday and Bunday o Extre Saud. WANT THE FISH. - OUR OBR 2 aaiagiee sw aiand 1180 4 "ge "| time Table Bablect to ‘Change With. Through a special committee of | paidinadtnn Son < Beniateeisy' 1°. Santon three pat of W. T. McKen-| | ALHAMBRA THEATRE 115, 10:18, Ms FA 500 ROUND TRIP, ney, Dr. H. C. Littoy and Fred Roget cS Drew, Man SE = z 7518 p.m. Canara tween ages § to 1%, bal r ain 6147, | 5 Pieasant oy len | Wyant, the Green Lake Improve. Another Ma‘inee ‘any pM RS Main S103, 99 | ment club will urge the park com | missioners to* preserve the exhibit dot : 2 : EVERETT AND EDMON Ds of fresh water fish at the A-Y-P. hts. 50c to $1.50. Mata., 600 tot Be eg ai: he yor ps x ro env mand l exposition at Woodland park after | seit ae : . +n s the fair is endea Seattie Theatre f Tam, 12m, S16 pm. 6D At its meeting J ha | Ba: : last night the club also started wey i ye. Sy tl r,s « : ste Rverett, Tom. felt a om. 18 & movement for a bridge over the 1 Mats. Tod government canal at Woodland Continued Suce Park ay. (Direction r “THE FACTORY ba ve Nights, 160 to 60c. Pneumonia, coughs, sore throat, sen Set aber age 8 xt Week and all lung trouble, Leary’s Com sles af tan. Wiese pound cures, All druggists. re ay ——$—$—_—1| Freie Work in Comfort lanned - - "ro! to . er th planned with From one end to the other the You Can Do This if You Have salon on thejesttle entered In the stock show at | KC will preach on “Representa-| regular price $2.50 tequiar price $1.00 eogner alee ae TesonUericat ° the exposition arrived last nf; r - strong and practical article made of solid oak, exactly Ike Turkish Baths w. Whether temper {1s absolutely uniform.||) ‘eag INTERNATIONA i . a oe pg Eyes Hurt You hat’s what we say about Be rs DMPANY arava a andlpentye reds Beate $00] you need glasses? Costs nothing to Mme. Therry ae Carmen e ssortment if find out, Costs but little to have the & r@) d ¥ $2 ' No home is complete without GAS. : i a4 sus Penn P sacha Seer even need im n Ss | gia 4 ie _ Saws we H. Frasee (1 Pi Telephones: Main 6767; Ind. 67. » | i ne q j | because we have the makers’ guar. | h, 5 $1 8 to Jantee that this a #o. aage s 5 ae ‘ eooeoes fF Menry Bldg, 1814 4th, Near Union Nex Good Simonds Steel gives a att tee wi" |toughness to the teeth of a saw Now Ssiling | 35 goa1, | that causes them to wear extra i . " 4 : . | without filing. They are sharp and| mervenar | V ll SS mae a Lois THEATRE] gorrote Village Sharp points cut, since all the| $ . Phones e a | cae locate of saw tn done only at the |||? Byneet, Main 1304, 1] ALY .p. Exposition point of the tooth / : What kind of a saw do you want? 2 ( , p f We have Hand, Rip and Panel Saws, ||| “THH FRISONMR OF ZENDA Ss ; CO (a aes Compass, Keyhole, Back Saws, ete. ne re heh, lay | “NEEDS NO BOOSTING. J | 1a - , 0 | . Oar a Uneguate Ay) si Ask to see the Simonds Saw at any |||_LitMhe Heart of Marytand” | Z ; of these stores In Seattle PANTAGES THEATRE The A " UNION HARDWARE CO. | “Umequaled Vaudeville” — | STEWART HARDWARE CO, |[) patiy at 2:26, 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. | me : S| fa SPINNING sina |\Greatest Exhibit of a ond i ri DAN B. ERICKSON CO. Creator of th Myntery. srr | Special Noonday 4 FREMONT HARDWARE CO, | or ial 5 Primitive Wild Bho and Re. ON A NEW YoRK BOX i CH and avold inferior tmita- SUITS . ye 3 | nisi tion, 116 dostioan Birvey “FREE GATE ADMISSION People The Newport! buasitions without Be FESe piace sf H | de \| Ri A 8618 or Main 1820 |aua'you can do tt to the best 0 gummeeaeeeeemes || White City Park Ever Ma Oy ee | |vantage when you are using our See the Big $20,000 Airship; Anywhere FIRST AND MADISON, One trial, one test. Goodbye to » reat Where | Coal, the best ever mined, All our Largest in the World, AAS peceaey | Main office, 219 Murion street. Coal is clean, well screened and oe Eedate the free from dust, dirt and rubbish, It — | a --- - ~- — \{9 kapt covered all the time, so we . Sa ong einia ‘ pe | guaranteo it dry and in the best of Chinese Theatre L | AYRECA | AUNDRY |condition for range, stove or fur S) A~Y.-P.E. 1 o ASLEIN Bering ALWAYS RIGHT nace. We shall be glad to take or- subsatiahae svocias: } . ] bo od ak een re ag | Ae be wd nef The PEKIN TROUPE. Juggicrs i oy oe “ce cl od C0 LLARS 1c, 2c, 2x of rps thereon Plc ? Do you Want to buy a@homa? Gee TO-NIGHT Maglctana and Btrong Men. Wirst |B to measure at” Fak CUES 4c oan J. W. BULLOCK [the 5: ADMISSION FREE eee cen 217 JAME® STREET. Fics Cae Both Telephones 87. columns. 4 Native Chinese Orchestra, saastseststy: SHIRTS 8c businoss without extra cost; 100 and