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

THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1909. pvt sige rh Peels Aah Laura Millard Is Here mosphere and high ideals as char-| Laura Millard, a member of the acterize “The Shepherd King “King Dodo” cast, Is making her | sie. Davit uF Me Lorimer «| earn to oe'iy" eer bee ss I Last Week of the Anniversary Sale bit of art, and yoaterday |#exement at rdray's a ih ara a a, i tai op ate At the Stern Furniture Co., 1526-28 Second Avenue of his thanks, Mr. Lorimer te aket| Kirtland Calhoun and became ted by several capable assistants, 8M local favorite _. If you have not already taken advantage of the hundreds of unusually good bargains offered at this Brigham Royse, as King Saul.) Manager Joh Cor today booked | Sale-do not fail to visit our store this week as it will more than pay you to inspect our line of goods. . The came In for a good whare of atton:| Pauline. Hall pported by VW fpllpwing are hel a few of the many bargains. Pre ae did T Irving White, the Archie, in Wildfire’ to take the! rince Jomfathan of the plece Fred fates at the Grand made vacant by me » “ - - - SE UpONRE PLEASED. | COMEDY SUCCESS IN [the Wond?sForemon Pano ‘ANG O000" FITCH'S “MAGKELOR' |_-__ x gpstRereranysy. MAS STAGED HIS CHARLES CHERRY AND Al * ONS IN A FANCY CLEVER CAST MOST ADE.| To Be Used by America’s Greatest Tenor (OMEN ARE ALL QUATELY SET FORTH THE) THAN ADEQUATE MERITS OF NEW FITCH PLAY. | GEORGE HAMLIN —_— _— 1 ee The Rachelor,” a Clyde Fitch eaee comedy which opened at the Alham: ast night, te a companion plec Girls,” being mostly a ding of the whys and s of & young man's marriage, | : " » young man being constitution C J Iron Bed, like out; has 2 Batension opposed to matrimony, The | 4 Hy bauare pode s why thia young man forgot! : a Bale pete vows of cellbacy were many, but : ° a to one, his stenographer. | edy met with an enthus- | It ts clean, bright “The Bachelor" being a stupid person tn all love mat: | his antics and his blunders aughter from the me x} persons in the audi of the bachelor is taken jes Cherry, and he does it He ts all business, with a iidefined affection for his stenographer, whi = — from er she loves her be ¢ {8 as far from b @s any. and t e are many THIS WEEK Bt Lorimer in d King Russell-Drew (iiith to ) in “Brov > rrr. => ites ce Bind aes Boren 2IIP? DIS Pa DSNS ville. lek Long cations bef come to standing. Ruth Maycliff ts BPEL EEE EE excellent stenographer and Alice Riker as Hilda Flint is a perpetu W. SAYRE. ' need scream as the Swedish ee tact ereninx’s sor r The comedy is weil ‘Tee eee eee eee eee ee ee eee eee ee i the 5 “Brown of Marvard.” ge audience w Brown of Harva temperature of the | ¢ © atmospher p with them to P y ; ars, boller-pis: ay, and Rise: andte eriterton, thén oO 8a bess sazres in he pening nny Wi) pyien J Atthe SEATTLE SYMPHONY CONCERT ea i tie Wiles, Misi also Si mek ON ioe 3 ce outset e ‘ose ne nd be . 4 rn * t a et IMBEGIA] Free genet eller sag enh MOORE THEATRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 19 iriate minor, sine teed 694.75 suming the character which the play calls for. To George Hamlin belongs the first place among American ten | It requires some ability for 1 ors. Not only in this country, but throughout Europe, have his re wd © successfully assume the care |§ cital programmes become famous, while hie work in oratorio has Se aceee ie v0 | free life of college boys. Mr. Law-|[| brought him world-wide distinction, A brigade | re nee made -a rattling good Tom George Hamlin, like so many really great artists, prefers the | Chickering Piano. it ls a noteworthy fact that the make of the ise cola Chickering are practically the only piano-makers who have never was brs sega e artist or impressario, directly or indirectly, to use the above, . 1 ickering Piano. ae nets Soon pl ; Chickering tone, peculiarly its own, has never been equaled or the Jobe € approached by any other makers, though hundreds of attempts at 4 le con ; | | imitating it are on record. MEE hs own attrac F Chickering Pianos are sold exclusively on the Coast by of Henry W. Savage's 3 famous productions, 3 ss audience dared him Eilers familiar . And the Cort did make| 44 Music more finished ord, Buildi Uni of comic opera have , uildin; ‘ niversit : P og: ‘ ee fen in Seattle. Henry . ; id 6G Sater os yy Business Bringers. Star classified ads. ce ess Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or er collected a bunch : . , : ‘ : | sell real estate, etc. comely of tace Washington's Oldest and Largest Music House sell real estate, etc. . idiy upholstered by ee ie Were his costumes or 4 4 SeS@hit more showy, more more generously real. | feces | lao “iy MORNING SALES soon ‘MORE MORNING SALES Savage presentation. | 4 26 5 int is, the audience! Dexter Knitting Cotton, regu: | 52-In. $3.00-yd. Snowdrop 26e Sateen 36-Inch Linings, c Ladies’ Rubbers, 10c @nough last night to} larly be a bail, till 12, 1 White. Bearcloth all colors ....-. storm, size these things, and as LAURA MILLARD ball : 16 | three styles 7% 9 20¢ Colored and Black $1.50 Ladies’ Wool Union had gotten fairly | Seattie’s Operatic Favorite of Long Women's Dent's $1.75 Kid Gloves, Foulard Pure Sitk . | Spun Glass Linings . Sults, fast silky black Cc Missouri ice melted Ago Comes Back With J 85c Orkeda Silk, | , . 5 . iteinb, jollity and ap- “King * all colors, 2-clasp, out 98c - ne ; | 86-Inch 35¢ Weatherbloom 50c Ladies’ Back Combs, 6 teat. wondortel, Ded weam; tll 12 .. | 5c Messaline Pine | Taffeta Lining silt fi work OC the best, with the| -{H Picture Post Cards, thousands of | giiks ‘ 26e 4Row Bristle $1.5 's Absolutely Pure 49 “Prince of Pilsen” | Brown, and his laughing, joking | views; till 12, pe 5c S2-Inch Electric $3.50 ‘$i, 98 | | Tooth Brushes . Wool Drawers, size 30 only c that ( Laders ever wrote,| Conception of the part was a rev dozen Seal Plush | Ladies Over-Gaiters, 6 *19¢ 19¢ Silk Taffeta Hair Rib- } 3 Bees" | ta erase pat” ama faes® horme Be! dha as nator’ Be | LOOK AT OUR DAILY SALES | ms ict tonic WEA flash of sword |Atper made a good Tubby Ander: | Ee Be nts | aioe stone Mi’ Gera Special: ‘Wenn’ $ Sie STILL MORE MORNING SPECIALS ‘WOMEN’S LONG COATS ous, hearty ap-| Ermin Seavey was very good as So it was with| young Kenyon. Fred Snook sang Women's Finest Softest Kid Shoes; Fine China Matting, yard wide, | Strong Steel Wire Coat Hang: , $5.00 to $10.00 Women's All ten AE gree Aho gh eon, Blane” song and) few college | songs pleasing! | 50 values In all sizes; handsome 6 good colors; tll 12, 123 | Sim; reemlarty be 5c Woot vanes $1 98 cold weather wear; black, all col and with “The| Miss Kelton made a choice Evelyn, 1M iy catent trimmed; stroct weight = Taek 2C | Ti 12, 2 tor Sl Oats ......+ ‘ ae and with|4md more than made good in the $06 Couch Gover, betght oolors,| Granite Pudding Pan 3 $3.00 to $5.00 Fur Tur. King | cepa act, apie ney yer oe full sizes; $1.25 values 85c 10c value. Till 12 Y c | Thorne is also worth especial men ™m F pone 2-Quart Granite Sauce Pan $1.00 Black Sateen ted to| ton. Scentcally ‘Brown of Har Pine Lace. Cattains? regular aQeart iM i Be odin Sc oe oe in ams, i der own, C. Piola by reason of her| Yard” ts effective » play goes $3.50 value; Irish peat 1t | $28.00 to.60.00 her ringing, clear| With commendable snap is soint. Till 12, at % Packages Lace Border Shelf | $2 0 $5 1 @Md pleasing per-| Worth witnessing. | 3300 Arablap Net La Secteinn Paper, all colors 10 Women's Suits 95 All-Wool Eiderdown—28 inches wide, In cream, blue, r Seetuming empha aes +“cbae-oolor: 3% yde | Tin 12 ‘ C | $1.25 to $2.00 House 98 pink, brown and red. Special sale, 3dc last that some of her bent “Banker, Thief and Girl.” Gray Bieenane-ne 50c | long. Tit) 12 . $1. 68 Kaimat urbatanh cheanber known | WIRDDOID oes ois: .ssce C | per yara cae we be: Sm » any by Frank The ee Myre as pair * Vii Deve ct gee | g6-1n. Hope Mustin, he kind|to Christendom. Till Bo 23° to $10.00 Top y) 98 A ett lend is far from | Comment held good at the Seattle Gray Biankete—Full double bed size; 89 nur grandmothers knew 12 only : Skirts ya ‘ regularly, Special sale Dodo. By long stage | theatre when the Russell-Drew Co $1.26 value. Spécial, per pair . ; . C | tna yera.... 8c $1.25 Long Flannelette 49 $5.00 All-Wool Eider 9 98 z c hard work he guc-| put on “The Banker, the Thief and Wool-Finiehed Light Gray Blankets—Large size; Double Fold Cotton Dress Goods, | Kimonos . G | down Bath Robes we @ scattering of |the Girl.” Compared to the fren weight over 3% Ibs. a pair. Special 1 39 mostly dark colors; good $5.00 Guaranteed Silk 2.9 2he Children’s Stocking White Outing Flannel—s inches wide; worth " 10¢ F Udell contributes | zled powder-burn oi last week, the |M price, per pair ariety. Till 12, yard B26 | Petticonts 98 Cape : é i8e yard. Specis , pelea, pad @haracter comedy | viay is as gentle as a zephyr. But Extra Large 12-4 Gray Blankete—Heavy; worth $3.00 | —__ ina “it = | pictorial quali. Meee and Bonilla there is plenty of action a pair; drummers’ samples $1 95 Boys’ Fleeced Under- oye? Wool Ribbed Un- | Women’s Fleeced Union | Wool Sweaters, $1.19 | price, yard A as Pedro, de-| anc eral times stormy applause | per pair ite, - Wesked Maik? Wiking Dianne Singing voice but sted the players when the vil-| Am Blankets—In wool and cotton, in white, grays, wear, 25¢ Garment peg panel - ‘ seine “ Ladies’ Oxford Coat ong ot gy . : aia tone Flannel; ,OF stage presence san was tolled and justice got Jn) tans and fancy plaids. At the DRUMMERS’ PRICE Gray Ribbed Shirt®| Natural Wool Ribbed EE mw ba! vs Sweaters, nearly all | yard ...... 4 : pulse Min he cks arge Size Comfo! pure white or _ Mleeces a ‘ i pel two ge mI Fe ward Kellie, who has grasped! eign tlt ial cele ate og ’ 90c and Drawers fleec -gaigh — PS cays hen Suits, button down | WOOL, fitted at watst, | Ginghams—Amoskeag Ginghams. Special Barnett piays An-| Seattie patrons with hoops Of steel, | Comforte—Other Comforts; worth from 1 29 | lined; for boys up to Nest tov Warmth ana front or across shoul Me pretty of { did much to make the sh®w a sue $5.00 to $1.60. Specially priced from $3.00 to. $ years. wear | der, white in coat style. No phone or C. 0. D. orders, » thoroughly cess. This week he ia & solemn ! tp the picture Hebrew banker. A crafty fellow Bed car anc FU RS [ursand Mutts ‘Neck Pieces and Mutts. $5.00 FUR SEIS. FPRENCH LYNX bans and Shapes with pockets; also | sale price, yard Fole of Queen Lili the electric chair. For $3.00 to $5.00 Values »%k Mink, Jap Mink, Marmot, Isa- | “ ee | SETS WORTH $15 B West, aw Dr : f h the sounds of gay wedding Long Brown Coney Neck Piece erably on ‘é af heard. Aside from Mr bella and Sable Fox, Opossum, Nat- | s fj Slie’s send wok, guaie material ‘ More than a dozen different shapes A fine grade of Black French Lynx in a beau | ( slended Squirrel, Frene ° | * y with a new characters are pleasiygly played and sizes, in black and brown Caine) utal and Blended Squirrel, French |. mutt to mateh, at $2.98 on the set, | tiful, stylish two-ptece set. The Neck Plece ts GA ilerole, would Mr. Welch, MF. Bosrdman, Mr Last Week’s Great Chinchilla and ( poe sum Neck Piékes, | Lynx, Black and Stone Marten and oth- | mither piece separate is worth | the new shawl shape, animal effect, trimmed W advanced as a ij kinson, Mr. Conners and Mr Muffs to mate er furs in every con more than $2.98 with heads and tails, The As it je, it is a serrell, Of the women inyolved, with : Nemember, this Muff io a large aise Rus the current West does well, and Miss | Successful Sale Every-piece first ie | ceivable shape, ss the "prlee Abate irtusiied ote pane The Moore Allen was very pleasing. Spectal- | . and in perfect condi and size. Rug Muffs for and tails to match. Worth es by Miss Vernon and Mr. Rob Continued sists ae to match every fur . hd nore than double e | | lined with Skinner satin, with Parting, 20 it sev “The Shepherd King.” xc Floss in cream | g ee} Gacinas: totitinn ¥ | Pleisher’s Best Knitting | Ladies’ Silk Scarfs, also 8004 fortune ot That tromechousty tmpreetvate sonore. Biome a ~af Germantown and’ Sax- | German Knitting Yarn, | Melshers Best tit Gown | many. styles made from . al drama, “The Shepherd |[™ White only, very fin ony Yarns, all colors; | 4-ply, all — color %- | wool, very soft and fine, | Elco silk with embroid with Wright Lorimer at the and soft; regular price every color, full welght | ered patterns and bor Phoenix Mufflers, all | Ladies’ Heavy Gloves | Ladies’ Golf Glove al colors, the shaped kind; | {0° Street wear, Dent's | 1116 woot and all col | 1elasp best ca regu egular price 10¢, Tue ound «skein; regular 5 was shifted to the Grand the 10e, Tuesday extra spe- | TsUlar Pr ' skein; regular price 36c, | ders; value to $1.98 lar $2.00 anc yesterday 1 it t have y,a 200 value, Tues ‘Tuesday, a Tuesday, your Tuesday Tuesday a $ price 7c. Tue th efforts were greeted | se ha ine appreciation. The es eee MEN?S | You CANT COME FOR THESE SEND THE WIFE. OR SOME OTHER MEMBER OF THE FAMILY regular selling price 75c ors, best fitters; regu | | | | of th | that characterized the -big produc a Diy has nar-| tion at the Moore last week. The Men's $2.00 and $3.60 Heavy , 1,000 Pairs Men's $2.00 Satin | 200 Pairs Men's Plain Too | 200 Pairs Boys’ and Youths’ | Tussday, Mr, Big Man, ts | Men's R Special Tues fo tw 0 offeringn, vy| story of David, the humble shep: Ol Calf Bluchers, black or | Seamless O11 Calf Shoes, | anther chance for you ta uche ood neat | Heavy Calf Congress Shoes aay oe other herd boy, and his progress toward | tan; standard screw goles of | Calf Blucher,+@ wood nes y Cal neres: Oe iin? bahith cited sae eae on ol Oat | h of them that anctent throne, ts told by Mr overweigt worn, hide: bel- | shoo for men who work in- | suitable for moulders’ wear. | yottoms; a shoe that can’t | High-Cut Boots, full length snunog to be on the| Lorimer and fellow players ¢on- | lows tongue; gold ; : ‘is a ‘ a and solld 8 ¢ dye: izes 10 | to counters and fhne doors n oF cap . », Spe lo | i} ie au-|dom patrons of the Grand theatre [are accorded an opportunity to wit day