The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1909, Page 3

ESI Teno / bare suit 1 1 | This “makes me rather play the! sh pen of bath closed, : part than fiy— with side box plaits, Trip. |What Ho! Some music! and very new in design, rr. *< is one of the exclusive 4 —— |. Before he left Fairbanks, T. Dan yatterns. geek eee eee eee tel Frawley took the precaution to " : oo jue Manager Gordon of the local Stripes and plaids are INTS THIS WEEK. & Ih patre for $1,000, alleged to be being worn this eason *| gue BS stinky. for the last week in and we have what will es | please you in style-value, *! WALTER WILSON WAH! SEE NURSE! quality - value, workman of Broadway.” * | He Has No Use for the Palmy Days ——= ship-value. and price. - erties ee a of Old. From $18 to $40, {Bist to Goth per. *| — Newest shades and ) in “A Midnight # | “Hoah'’s yo train,” sald the port newest bi in Fall ° * Thompson boarded it. Shor Hats Del Lawrence ® lafter, the conductor came through le in S (86th to 66th per- * | looked at his ticket, and then im New srrivals in Sweat- ) in “The Great ®/ sisted on the paym of another] er Coats and Sweater fare. Twenty minutes later Thomp- Vests ne Minele gata * | son got off, not in Bellingham, but a | Imwel! ary jat the union depot in Seatth * oe BUY ON EASY jarry and Kate &| Walter Wilson ts Satisfied. and vaudeville. %| Walter Wilson, an actor in “The| PAYMENTS cee + | Climax, at the Grand, has spent 26| : vaw je. years on the American stage and ‘ 1 % |saya that whenever he bears anyone| | Pay a little down and a little at a time. It is the cere wt meseweet, S Ct et eee oe ihe rere sss |speak of the Spats days” he has to| } easiest and most convenient way to outfit yourself prop finish; has two large finish; & very strong and well a 'W. SAYRE. |actore iden poeieinns toe etl s| The wor ! erly, because it does not require sic h a large outlay of cash French bevel plate mirr . bullt’ rocker. Regular value a ib : | @ women used to call messen at once. It is distributed over the length of time you may jesse. Resuler veins y. tay OLCOTT comes to| but seklom received them, As alger boys in New York whee they Oo : vith WE =e $10 90 re $1.98 nce every tour gears |Tule they would prefer to sign at|wanted thelr new powne tuttanes f]| Need: Open an account with } E TREAT YOU price : Ch ee ee . ‘the regularity of a tax $25 a week instead of at $50 alup the back, Now they call ‘om RIGHT, “nn song Last night he opened at tee ou Bi Shean ~— be #0) when the baby needs a nurse. Some u L Fists before an moby |The dressing rooms in rom he boys make good nurses, too STORE OPEN UNTI hes SATURDAY. a an e ern urni ure 0 Quality 4 my days,” says Wilson, “con-| Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and the the “ + written by of a few sheets so arranged| scalp. Leary’s non-alcoholic com EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. INC. me P | GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE DISTRIBUTERS oe ae oniporated by Rida |88 t0 divide the fair sex from the| pound gives life: cures dandrutt, ny } west. tors male members of the company, and itching, falling bair, grayness and —_— 1526-28 Second Av. Fis not alarmingly 4i-|a# {ey knew litte oF nothing of| Daldness, A druggists ad) bar 1332-34 Second Avenue 209 Union Street . 4 ‘ ye Steam heat I'the one night stands, | be eee i can te vovareotyped ({he® actor nearest ‘the stove was|;z ——— = on Forakere, Stoves iN nich there {considered the star, During & PROF STEVENS ey Seatile’s Reliable Cr Credit House”) h, beautiful and dis-|@let Reene tn the play the Janitor I ERG cruel landlord and Would walk down the aisle, throw ee eee ee i. — aon } characters. How-|% bucket of coal Into the fire, and ednesday ant 4 The king of Zngtand saw the wise in sticking to | Stir up tha fire, but this never got bo age pm a og Business Bringers. Star aed fied ads. =< OF | starattion, Why not you? At Dug es in which ands on the neve ot toe. galas day f < | sell real estate, etc. him. The crowd actor. am like the little boy who me real tale’ ‘ik next Sunday. yd it exceptionally Sat On a tack. I want to forget it as | sell ertate, otc. Cs se : ao oer: ader. To t — =, paul atts ans ‘on Re RE i ~m | eular, they # full chews to eac iad requiring no diapep- | Ht. It agreed with tures of any of the fs are Olcott himself and The actor has the the same irresistible as of old, and las: excellently and of tenor th thrills as deeply «9 Bove sree . en i be oe Rint storm in” is beautifully @8 one is apt to tt has not cheat to his supporting of 25 pleces, plans to get through! on Ptttier dollar, eighty miles qn the water heard Det of amt & toar-sttark/of ‘sea sickness cert THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER | whom Hanford dur ing 4. t “hod poe ar ~ t Joe hat ; BUSINESS cial wl "nwt th Siniteiite Is Ferd Hamlet's Revised Soliloquy Hamlet's soliloquy, as revised by die Foy, is as follow in Every” eS When your trumk he takes with a ‘ } 15, 1909. The Kissing Girl" opens at) PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOS Madison, Wis, tonight. T 101. ey Mi - veneers the play which will open the Cort|_ Th? Price of first grade paints theatre in Chicago a week from|“'!! never be cheaper in Seattle than we making at the present Monday. ; time. We mat remodel our store and simply must reduce our stock Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1514 First Ave Having exhausted the adjacent! vaudeville territory, Doc Slocum,| manager of the Hungarian Band,! Exclusively for Household Goods. a hard winter by placing the band & local excursion steamboat For one admisstion he will guaran-| tee you ten SWatchea*of supertip melody, sold everywhere for one Ike House of Honest Merchandise ME MOUSE OF OW PRICES A. LAWSON & BROTHER |T The Jomeili Concert. | On Friday afternoon of next! week the fail and winter concert season at the Moore will be for opened by the first of the Musical Club events, a con} Mme Jometii soprano, and Mari Ladies by High quality and low prices are ruling features of this sa We handle no Wwe can guarantee, and we state most emphatically that our pric FIREPROOF STORAGE HE BEE HIVE RELIABLE DRY GOODS HOUSE for the best quality of merchandise are less than those of other stores Only a Few More Days TO THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE SALE To flee or not to flee, that is the i — [eee At The Stern Furniture Co., 1526-28 Second A wither w aonier mae sane | “Bradbury?” Garment je en arn’ 1), es © euffer : The slings and arrows of outrage ous scorchings, : ; }Or to fing hiv claims against af} SYPeriority not only in ! sea of crit the easiest observed fea d, I suppose, offend them To fly, to aneak, to ‘blow,’ and by tures, but the minor de j,,that sneak tails get full considera To say, | end the headshakes and | 1 | the thousand bho cai er Wrongs the profesh Is We are showing some heir to ..|To fly, to sneak and when that erg axel ye ye Tere sneak 1 make this. season, both in. Suits z Olcott ee His | jWast meals may come? For|f] and Overcoats, Some where's the grub? very artistic ettects m Voice De- Ob! who could bear the trips toll] Suits with novelty cuffs one night stands " House at the The prosw’s wrongs, the crowd's |p| #8" pockets, and a long | __ damned contumely, rolling lapel gives them a athletic, | |The train's delay, the pangs of distinctive appearance Buffet ¢ | despteed hotels, " ‘ ; ica iis oy The thuetvesar ae ‘diebiee ood A very attractive Dasaeport flofte Bed, ike cut, has box eath for bedding f i French beve plate i a the epurs shepaisng'ahoras “"“Yf] “Auto” Coat which can spring edge: oan be sonverted In a very nutes Into @ éom une ot $1 1! " J be worn with one or both Tete WRN car teri a . Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or Rocker, like cut, in gua at and pang riered omks finish; has wood © back, ‘This focker is strong and well bulit in every wet Regular value $6.00. Sale price ‘ . | __ Best. Rugs, Linoleums |po YoU WANT TO BUY, SELL, | RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH | HAND-MADE HA | | REGISTERS? | SPECIALTY. 1923 Postotfice. Ind. Ph 2619-2621-2623 First * VENUE orner ar Blade, 25¢ seconds or mill runs. We it only underwear that SA Mme Paul 4/35 No. ‘21 Victor 8- Inch Malleable Hack Saw Frame With Mis leading character jst The complete program will be |[m that sell qualities as good. Yeleran Mark Price, as follows: rie be features, clear cut in PART 1 ; ; ri : B is | h | i * . peed acting, and an Lento doloroso—Poco Allegro. Men’s Winter Underwear and to 00. special this lo} worth up 25c | Strong Values in Women’s ’ py imple ot the a . } - | 32 om ates justin » , Rose Curry, the | Aria, “Queen of Sheba” Gounod Bete in thig lot worth up te 50c Women's Fiannelette Night Gowns, 59 hard and continuous ‘4 ; George Brennan, Mune. Jomelii Special f es neat stripes. Special 5 c § wed for out With Olcott for many Faust Fantasie Wieniawsk! | 7 eas n's Flannelette Night Gowns, fn neat o ny an injury by « fhe others Miss ‘Nichols. | | Women’s Winter Underwear strives, finished with fancy brald; regular off all. projec niles a line . | 4 and extra sizes (a) Nymph and Sylvains. Bomberg| | dH } 1, sata, foe Be» Mitle, if any aay fae Tost | | an josiery. Special Hack ourne hens be hs aio ong Reba %e Mitoeet | On your fall wants in Underwear and | Women's Flannelette Night Gowns; fine [| good kitener a wil MEO enjoys a clean, well-| (4) Indian cael ‘ in | Hosiery we can save you money. Come | quality; in solid colors, white, 1. 00 x. You capably a b Listen ‘ol 7 | and see pink and blue, Special tor; Made and guarantee the importa Mme vheapatlhc yer | Ladiew Ribbed Vests and Drawers to match Be Z Mauiathucektn Beer Works me omelll. ¥ ” P opee, Mans. Oleott’s ad } good medium weight; vest silk taped Opec, : en ie” PART II | Special for c Saturday’s Shoe News. be 9 ae ah fin, Victor Hack, (a) Chant Res | Ladies’ Ribbed Union Sutts; good medium | en's Satin Calf Shoes, all solid Wetght at § oz.; by mall We }(b) Spanish Danc } weight; all felled seams; colors 49 " * 3 N s-in. Victor H } | x oak tan soles. Special ' Be by. o1 } a ates Nichols. } gray and white. Special .. C | hoy Satin Calf Shoes, ali solid 1 50 A teen Goes Into Society. Aria “Thais Massenet | Rest and strongest values In the city. Our | Ladies’ Part-Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants | oak tan soles. Special . Hack Saw Blade tthe dark.complex- | ik _Mme. Jomelll Il Celebrated Jager Patent Fleece, that won't | to match; medium weight; stlk-taped 69 Misses’ Viel Kid Patent Tip Shoes, the kind | Sil? Baths 4 at the Mo (a) The Call of Rahda 1 gather in knots or wear off; tested and tried | vest; color, drab. Special iO lieer white 1 39 ey ar oe Gow known to patror Harriet Ware | iy hundreds of Beo Hive patrons. Vest and | Ladies’ Wool Vests and @rawers to match; | gpectal é | Welght about 8° ox; by mati Ss bY Bis farilia (b) os > . aoe drawers to match; all seams felled Oc fine rib; steam shrunk 1 00 Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes, patent tip, all_ solid, SPINNING every show (ce) Charit C. McDermid | sizes 32 to 46 inches. Our pr Special ' all new lasts ‘ y) N 1310 With Numba! (d) Longing...Magdalene Worden |i yon's Fine Ribbed Jersey Cotton Vests and | Ladies’ Fast Black Cashmere Hose 95 NR oi is bts da vine wreica $ 508 2nd Ave. formal d« into Mme. Jomellt Drawers to match: full cut and well made; | double heel and toe. Special ci. see Y tonight by part at to the fn his fur « Cooke pon his air Cook Over ay al right, Shoes, attache ‘ @ faux pas of wearing with @ fu t tan shoe will # tonight. Thompson's Mistak etompon, advar f Lort carefu and ear ta A Beheme to + Everett cham, in Orin a € boug tick Stopped off at I Q'through Manascer fo the depor ‘ i inghar OMEE, a8 he dropped b 08 the platfor: Or & train; alk ed in Ava Maria (with violin obligato) with double seat; colors natural and | Ladies’ extra fine Black Cashmere drawers Hose; | Silk Petticoat Values of Excep- reble ‘ Gounod tan; sizes 32 to 44-inch 0 double heel and toe; regulur and 33% Mme. Jometti and Miss Nichols Our price . ‘ c out alzen Special Saturday oben val tional Merit. Men's Natural Wool Vests and Drawers to | Ladies’ Gray Wool Hose, tibbed; white heels Chauncey Olcott told me last sizes 32 to 48-inch. This garment | and toes, Bee Hive A CHOICE SHIPMENT JUST RECRIVED. By as dyed pre night that he expected to shortly in medium weight, with a percer price ‘ C | Ladies’ Silk Skirts, in black and all colors. Hi) ea “und fetrinmed according te the received the scenario of the new per cent wool, and strongly recom ies The silk in these skirts is the same grade [| latest model play In which he will be seen next ed for its wearing qualities | ” i } as the manufacturers put in $12.50 and $15.00 season. Like his present vehicle Ber rice WORRS, it 1.00 | Children’s Winter Underwear | skirts. All the difference, ruffies on skirts it will be written by Rida Johnson | yen, Pine Australian Wool Underwear, | and Hosiery. we offer are not so deep. | Young. | to match, sizes 32 to 46. vests and drawers 3 Right here we can save you many " 1 This garment {s one of our oldest dnd most | on your fall wants for the children. This ts a Foolish Will. popular numbers, gaining new friends each | and see A New York woman teaves|[M season by its wearing and non $1 50 oys' and Misses’ Jersey-Ribbed 70,000 to her 12-year-old daugh shrinkable qualities. Our price ' Suits, medium weight. Special, condition that she do. not |[ Men's Plush Wool Underwear, vests and | Coruraay an actor. And as most girls | drawers to match; sizes 32 to 46. Another | sigeew Wnion Bulls, cream color have several well developed | tried and tested number which we strongly tine rib; heck silk trimmed. Special matinee idols, the youngster is recommend Tor its wearing and $1 25 Boys’ and Misses’ secs Vests and probably at this moment debating | non-shrinkable qualities. Our price 12d | size 16 to 84, Prices whether to take the money or|[— Men's strong Merino Half-Hose, good for | git iday 10c to leave it Wear; colors natural and gra) 25c | Boys’ and Misses’ Australian Wool Besides, judging from the sal-|—j Our price, 2 pairs for and Pants, steam shrunk; aries most actors tell you they are Men's Cashmere Half-Hose, in Nght, medium | io, 16¢ to 94 Saturday 25c to dolar Your choice Saturday HT Gut fx $4.98 Matchless Values in Women’s sad Dress Skirts. 250 Ladies’ Panama Skirts, in brown, navy and black, pleated from waist, 4 rows of sk 50c bands at bottom, trimmed with buttons AMUSEMENTS. Come Main 1304 unset 433 Sixth Week Pants; | Good value at $5.00. 2 Company | Special .. ’ ‘ . Wes GREAT DIVIDE.” 85c Ladies’ All Wool Panama Skirts, black and Fi Next eh Eretagien fe | Vests | navy, with bands of silk, trimmed with but tons; regular $8.00 value | Special 75c | 5.50 getting, few of them would be so and heavy welght colors black, tan, Bray, | Roy,’ and Misses’ School Hose, warranted ataeoneiiaate ad mercenary as to marry ,the girl natural and fancy effects. 25c fast black; double sole, heel and toe; none | A Choice ‘Disniay of Fall Waists tor so paltry a sum as $170,000. Our price better for 20c, Bee Hive 15¢ Priced Specially Low | om ce ° “Family . | ‘ ae? pri toeree i | te Lorimer Jobnsto; the oldtime || Newest in Neck Fixings and Belts. | fo): ‘ana’ ‘Missew’ Cashmore Hove; double | Ladios! Warm Walsts, in checks, plaids and | Soy See Rye Cordray stock actor, is now pre-|fl Ladies’ Collars, in all the latest styles, silk | sole, heel and toe; altwoo! foot, with a | stripes, all new fall styles. Walsts worth up fil antanencone. nting a thrilling vaudeville | and bands of velvet collars, worth up 95 thread of cotton in leg which adds great- | to $1.00. Special 59c oo sketch, “When the Sun Rise to 50c, Special Saturday ’ £NC | iy to the wear. Bee 25c 29 | Saturday ...... Fetes aseaness in Trenton, IB Ladies’ Jabots, in white and black and cok | Hive price ..... and Ladies’ Waists, in all wool batiste, all col aoe HB ored, also jet trimmed; regular 3c 25c | | -| ors, waslored, and braided effects, Waists Bj The world and the show business | quality, Special ; Fees } | worth up to $4.75, Specia $3.25 Te eed nd io an ond, Charles | Ladies’ Wlastic Belts, with new style | We Sell Standard Patterns | Saturday Sickwnandrnecadd i H. Hanford j# out with an an-| P i, : nouncement that he will this sea KSON ST ie | world, vn en wel BRANCH STORE 2401-2403 JAC «Alsen tess pes: American Sord/’. To Ahiite- fae a at A ie ee ne ale at Joe sehlumpt's, Sherme jsection of the playgoing public a ~ and Shaw's Pharmacy LOIS THEATRE the D. & Lawreric eatile PANTAGES THEATRE the the er Bad Av. 0; MARTIN &CO, AMUSEMENTS, Moore Theatre °‘\4¥ CORT “. Seattle's ne Playho Tonight, Until Sunday Evening Inclusive, Ma Tomorrow. Augustus F resents OHAUNCEY In His New fF “RAGGED Oo! Oleott Int Mr. N Evenings & to $1.50; Mati- Monday Eve __Seat THE GR GRAND ing Sale Risuche Bates, Now On. Evenings Matinee, | 25¢ $1.00. NTUCKY? Now On. ALHAMBRA THEATRE Russel! & Drew. Managers, Absthar Matinee betuvas EDDIE FOY. Second Week Starts Sunday Seattle Theatre Russell & rew, Managers, Both ynes 4 Matin Saturday “A Mi night ree Next Week “The Confers Nights, Advanced Vaudevitle, week of O . Seligman & Bramwell. Boun Lolsse| otbtadl 100, Prices, 100, 2 tecirntanif! TO-NIGHT ADMISSION FREE Do you want to rc ahome? See The Star's classified real estate columns,