The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY) ‘OCTOBER 20, 1909. 3 : Sata alias eRe nid 4 | |“EVERYBODY’ Ss” SOLD M'CARREN IMPROVING. a | m (By United Press ; SLEUTH® FoR DEAD ; NEW YORK, Oct. 20—Tho stock! Prmw Vor det" —atate | THE STONE-FISHER Co, THE STONE THE STONE-FIGHER CO. * 9 % | of the Ridaway company, publish or Patrick WH. McCarren, who | lt ers of Everybody's Magazine, will|has been tn a critical condition | (By United Press.) * | bo taken over by the Butterick Pubs|@b8t, Catherines hospital, follow . 4 \* SAN FRANCISCO, Oot. 20, # | lishing company and the capital oG {ng an operation for appendicitis |® the Weatern Hotelmen's aso % | from $12,000,000 to $16,000,000 Hie Pinking spell of last night | * ciation has decided to employ *| Herman J. Ridg it was an-| dei |® the Thiel Detective Agency to */ nounced, will remain in charge of bs a tu E ]* handle the work of the asso *|Hyerybody's Magazine AMUSEMENTS, |* ciation, particularly tn regard #| ify JONN CONT, Of omen _——_ — —- $f useing pdown the “ded *! Hawanan Leaicatune. ||¥Mpore Theatre “Siiceer * beats” and protecting the #| LY Senttions Lending *® hotels against people of that *| | : Mat. (ny Pres.) *® characte ; f J i an % character * HONOLULD, Oct, 20.—A_procla This Sale of Winter Undery nota mere name, It isa real outpour mation calling for a special session r ¢ MON EM! of the (orritorial tamlalature ts con-| ing of merchandise below regular prices; in many cases savings of half may vene November 2, has been called be met with. ‘Tomorrow two big tables will be filled wit » odd lots and broken sizes, and one price put on the entire collection—fif cents. The want " “ rk WEIGH YOURSELF BEFORE USING | P3,cldcrine amendments ts tie on Weigh yourself before com-| ganic act of Hawaii iH) te iS Tei Toes “ak ain group includes— eee ——-|firat introduced in S eattle, and the | pound gives Mfe; cures dandruff, remarkable results following {ts | itching, falling hair, grayness and use, have made the Quaker Drug/ baldness, All druggists and bar }Co, such enthusiastic believers tn | bers. meee: | the great value of Samos that thay " - LeU TNE | give their personal guarantee to jrefund the money if Samose will [not make thin people fat and re | . . . store strength and health to those ! { | who use ft . . . This i# a strong guarantee, but he Quaker Drag Co, have seen #o many of their customers who a few weeks ago looked Ike walking skel ly through the use of Samose, that they feel they cannot say too much vagal nagrens Heng This marvelous fesh-forming ett aacac ews! Winter nas it ts taken into tich blood © woake ! system, helps similate the food and makes er plump, well and rom oes We have a GOOD DILL BURKE i o Watehen Bako S Says Love and Not Political Meth- od Should Give Wom- a | gate Ballot. In extra large sizes and 9. Jersey ribbed, fleece lined’ A nicely finished garment. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length .. 55c Women’s Vests and Pants Fleece-lined, in fine Combed t + cream color; ied Manager D. J. Grauman Here—Ban on Melodra- ‘| = matic Shooting in New York Is Keenly Felt. high neck, long sleeves; pant nkle length to match. Women’s Wool Vests oni Pants Heavy weight, in plain ribbed; colors cream or sil ; vests high neck, long sleeves; pants in ankle length to match, Normal and extra size 55 Choice .... ° Cc y tor the SUN. MAT. § we John E. Young JOUNNY § MH, TH PLACH AND THE G EKER ER RR EERE P MENTS THIS WEEK =Bianche Bates in i eThe Fighting Hope.” Friday Mme. Jomelli in IBRA—Eddie Foy in 3 n IN THE BIG MUSICAL CommDY = | Peute, Hamlet of Broadway The Del. Lawrence yy (67th to 77th per ), in “The Crisis.” RPHEUM—“The Boys in SONGS — FUN — GIRLS Mlaht Prices 200, S0e, TS0, #1, 61.50 . DAVID BELASCO . . ‘ “ec Rooks and Lyrica cee . id Kentuck » ” » ” It SR) hg Pbvomnerey a adi He Wenteate to Lakes the Typewriter | “ i ‘ K yet. Di i t de >, oes ff = : a a Company (tet to 70th per in @ Fighting Hope.” j S ° & ay, but come right in My by A. ‘Dal a. ( i W. Ve st d P. t Feeeemel scones s —____""_it Savings ieiais . eolbsinlomrek wi ida mS of’ omen’s Vests and Pants which are supposed to be very ar-| / | erything. We are going to quit—SEE? | ‘ ! Pure white, fleece lined, high-grade cotton, silk fin- ished garment; vests high neck, long sleeves; pants an- kle length to match which the plano ts labeled in letters} rus oO. that can be read In West Seattle of Seattle See our windows for | ALHAMBRA THEATRE Boston is to have an Anna Held} Kee ee ee Ce, and Vaudeville. ©. Anna will put up the cash ices ; ve Serene S—The Bella italia elf and her husband will use gr 7 ‘Stain Me ina ae f and Vaudevilie. t as a musical producing hous Capital . $300,000 A‘ ’ wm Surplus and undivided | “SSeS S23 Se eee An Kellerman, the expert PROTID, vdbilvengasae os — wimmer, is to marry her manag [ ; - ‘. ; ' 1 M omorrow, fresh lots of Art Linens are of- { BY J. W. SAYRE. d retire from the vaudeville stage | reen Shoe s I x es eattle Theatre ME. SCHUMAN..-HEINK, the forever feréd—Cloths, Napkins, Trays and Scarfs. worid'’s foremost contralt Pas faken a stand diamet At the Local Playhouses. ness in spending—means com i to that of Nordica Blanche Bates will continue at petence and comfort in old age, @reat majority of noted the Moore until Saturday night pal women, by stating her Friday afternoon Mme. Jomellt will jopposition to woman's suf be heard in concert at the Moore of worry, it means contentment view, just stated to the Sunday night the symphony or-| " Be that women should rule chestra will give its opening con Speed in saving means slow Russell & Drew, Managers. Drawn-work edges, or embellished with rich Cluny lace. All at an average of half usual prices. Company 707 First Ave. means more of safety and less An opportunity that will not come again this and selfconfidence. ye thee by political methods. | cert there. Monday night Billie| Dx 3% worth up to 0c; BB io Woes Os mig ey ty the love route. Burke opens in “Love Watches interest A PER CENT — ne A ‘ ae dong RE ad : pA think the suffragettes are Eddie Foy will remain at the Al-| = AMUSEMENTS. hte. ve beter Fe pa nang 8 oh Chater Oianet f says Schumano-Heink. “To| hambra until Saturday night. On| coho Wy eon di eae S64ach: worth to $8.46 coe. World as 4 big world, tO the following evening George Faw Compounded for $19.50. : =o h orth to $3.50; spe nation as a big nation. to cert opens for two weeks in “The Semi-Annually LOIS THEATRE Maps ‘ Drawn Work Table Cover, § celal, $1.49. ithe generation and the | Great John Ganton.” | i" P M, 1704, Ind. 4384 fi] ‘Advanced Vanderitic. Week Oct.18 inch; worth $60.00; for $3 Drawn Work Dresser good mothers and good) “Ar the Grand “In Old Kentucky” |f syamEs D. HOGE, President . Cluny Table Cover, ; is, size 18x54; worth up ee . has five more performances, John | worth Oo; for $16.50. 0; for $1.49. 2 woman, busy N. B. BOLNER, Cashier a, make a good Ee. Young in “Lo,” opening on Cher 2he and &5c Linen Dollies, lace Drawn werk Scarfs, worth trimmed and drawn work up to size 18x54; : | Fy_street Sunday afternoon | pInEecrors: Gomery & Healvy ere; Or- 4 make the R sage The Seattle will prevent “Con erdinand Schmits, J. D. Low ; we heum Motion Pictures for 10¢. for $2.25. ' the home wil! be happy! fessions of a Wife” for the re BR. Stewart, CH Bebb, “Pierre of the ine.” . ogame P mainder of the week, the succeed: | f & McCormick, James D. Hoge PANTAGES THEATRE z woman attalns|ing offering being “A Marked| argc AGES THE E position in the world! Worhan.” CORNER SECOND ‘ aa “Waihantise [at becomes a mother.) ‘The Del Lawrence company will and CHDRRY STREET 7 Te? Bnew it. she could com | geyote the remaining days of this | Yaudevitie—Dal * Ballot ty so devotedly - Branche Georgetown GNEAT j ‘ ¥ week to “The Crisis,” and all next on. ors s. “Bhopr » Bastend and pleasing | week at the Lois to “Pierre of the , oa ae ‘Would yote to sult her. pistng fary Be atiains true womanhood”! Ty vaudeville headliners next |~ oo - saint | Week will be Edwin St ens & Co. Manager Here. at the Orpheum, Alexander von} oy F Grauman, one of San Fran-| Mitzel & Co. at the Majestic, and | . e- es) ‘ Oldest theatrical inanages | 2¢88¢ Lasky’s Bix Hoboes ai the M A O T | S Y El N : wd Seattle yesterday for » | Pantages. s J ‘ ence with Manacer Z — ey sail after which he wili| 4 e, just seen here FU Fe N ITU R E CO! i : at the Orpheum, will make ber| trip to New York SECOND, AVE. BETWEEN PIKE & PINE. xt tour In a playlet called “The} & Siti is now operating the Star O° te San Prancisco and jx | Sultan's ravorite new theatre on M a rece —_—— / r th and Sixth, to be nar Charles Frohman is so uncertain | Piel. He also operates | *% to the date of his next sailing| D t b t d P. y t - Playhouse in Qakiand,| to London that he has engaged pas-| 1s ri ul e a men S A-Y-P.E. Auction Sale 5 conference between | ase on eight different steamships. Kae ied a a fir j : Grauman and Pantages He will cancel these as fast ax the As contemplate: re, mean your convenience, first and result fn an arrange fates arri enti} the correct] always. Objectionable fea so oft f 1 in credit WE Which the three houses | morning ia reached, or if bh eos Rin ith here. and 1 be booked with Pan.| hausts them all, he will make eigh systems have bee y done away with here, and you p new bookings can come with full confidence of satisfa treatment I} Meleramatic ereting ris ugaamnsare one eg sees SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY AT 10:30 A M SHARP York has struck a crus Blanche Bates is prepared to do i wo ad ae Al Woods, Theodore Kre-| neat ar tasty typewriting at! . ; Retry Blaney, not to men-| reasonable rates, and all work de-| p Solid Oak me Davis aud Hal R tvered. Miss Bates’ skill on the & law that shots machine Is due to the proverbial i Belasco realism. In “The Fighting RO C K E R A t G d nd R t t d r 1 ert Hope” the actress has to write would not let her fake the scene ROCKER, She had to and learn tr the gentle art of type ng in all Therefore by the time b opened she had master Merchandise Buildings $10,000 worth of Marble Statuary, the Vienna Cafe. neatly teuina the eeree i ascen exhibit of Romanelli & Paggioni in the Crockery, glassware, cutlery, chairs, ie Se Set: CAE tne a Oriental Building, unquestionably one tables, table linens and building. * Denials Santen. sheenine (or. thal of the finest exhibits of its kind at the | Notice to Dealers Arctic, including those of the North »xpositio / @ ; Pole, are now running at the Man bit ua Phe above will be sold as a whole or in 4s @ Seattle man,}hattan in New York, Soon they St It} will be duplicated and sent all ove 500 worth of Bronze Statuary, the lots t ant a rummer in the country, so that they should} : | 4 ie vedi continual sp | You il be Sure exhibit of Victor Laurell in the Foreign Washington Restaurant. ) BW play din. Bi mi Ps ibe, th poled gctrese, wil be i Building, the largest and finest exhibit Crockery, glassware, cutlery, chairs, Pi cen at the local Orpheum wee! | ; J sma * ee of Stove Satis- in the exposition | tables, table linens and building, also mat compa t os . . |} solda whole or ir lots. : aude Frank H _ & ae former character woman, has join faction if you One-quarter million dollars worth of inom 4 a new musical stock company i ‘ i. # . Sf Pate th\in Fresno. ; t French Paintings, consisting of the en Firman Michel’s Roast Beef Sandwich “ 9 it ts feit A Fairbanks paper of Sept. 2¢ get a tire exhibit now in eharge of M. Marcel Building, at head of Pay Streak. the top « eo that Charles A, Taylor & be on the wa Helen Barham, the only Pei a a ees Sines | Columbia Surtel in the Foreign Building, undoubt Arctic Brotherhood Building. lables, chairs, rockers, etc., ete., made ever offered at public auction in the | edly the finest collection of paintings of Alaska wood. Alaska curios, carv- BH Typewriter is 1: Georgie O'Ramey ha n ¢ United States ings, flowers, ete. = ae it Bia ae, nf ly ate wn | Furs, Jewelry, Show Cases and Thousands of po HEH Miss bia ie ancisco and made-a hit here in COLUMBIA before you buy > P i | ° . aa hones nt |rauder at Me Geeoum tof your sore tor the winter, | Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention ) i ound re be Franz Labas compone on The| 2 ome ie 1$ Now and $1 Weekly | raopend for the New theatre in New YBrk A Deposit of 20% Will Be Demanded ici i is <i cer ot Peete ere eg THE STORE WRE Heat. tal of Hemmant. I. KAY, Official Auctioneer Goods Sold for Cash Only. 5 A. SHIRPSER, Manager : Tourist Note. ods of KB, Clarke Walker, manager of SATISFACTION TO YOU | iS: THE MAIN. CONSIDERATION | 1 . Rent, but ti 4 . hen 5 co\the Pantages theatre in Spokane, } eet polnt tolarrived in Seattle today to visit mu ts, the exposition, | ig — AREAS ROIS A pt i SRS | i