The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIBAY/ NOVEMBER 26, 1909 LL YOU CAN'T BEAT WALL STREET, ¢° pi CRN VA i . SAYS NAT GOODWIN--HE KNOWS, oe Whe areca eee GM ADER RADE OnE 2 BUSINESS Pa (My Untied AGO, Nov Wall cH } } |not beat the HOUSES ENJOY KOGIVING BUS Records for Attend Are Shattered ds of Stra ‘swell Theatre C 2 PBs) “Good hy Give Titanks d Has a New Treas- curb broker nd going property worth, the » know ts how k the pu you to do they they « the r curb bre ver the dow think want will put ries nwo k that NESS) han f, a DR. COOK BREAKS DOWN FROM NERVOUS STRAIN—NONE ALLOWED TO SEE HIM NEW followin of Ce explo! LEROY CANNON, YORK his in prep hagen to pass upor ri the home fri ous is the mot intimate Walter ufforing ring bt Dr. Freder nds { from a nervous bre for the akd Unive the the ant of i" man for whore the United ¢ recompense labe ql eport lek A angers Pre ston tyrant of ser Crowds. ailment, that 4 to see him tary of the explorer ords by wi Cook hopes to’ p dis the North Pole, on States for Copenhagen taln be y will be we not Car who even bi 4 priv ball pl aya rere, Was a forme of Harrisburg America tage Lonsdale yesterday with the re that he im the inal steamship Uni The record university autho them re the adva Cannon up a orts cor cout 20,060 words, and the eral weeks going over wr a voll t sited body States war A WEALTHY SOLDIER'S IDEA WALKING AS A FINE ART tear e eee eee tee BY W. R. C. LATSON, B. &, Ph. DB, M.D till Vol torle ot \MuSEMENT. THIS WEEK ORE" The MBRA T pond ELLINORE FLORENZ This Is a Pantages Baby, Having Been Born in That Manaver's | Tacoma Playhou | CD | alted | | any igs, KAYE wer rw it colonel persiated me f byterian Reiter . you mip dea of the valu Grand Changes Treasurers. Dge ily Very well,” wa n will vn to x office staff necessary you for the tw Manag evening announce I we third Syx . with Frits ‘Dark Sunday Pay, “Forty-F From) Broadway P day to Saturday, P Devoy in “In Drean lie — The R Company (120¢h performances) in Old Cross Roads it Lole—The Del Lawes: pany (10th to 1 44rh * is te, <7 ® tet . * Barty & + Poge ne ite Polar Bears - and pe ea a adel da a ey J. W. SAYRE business phony in golden or inches wide, r value 4 65 | pices The Stern Furniture Co) oir GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE DISTRIBUTERS | a 1526-28 Second Av. Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. Stoves Rugs Have You Ever Tried Gas Coke For Your Furnace, R the colonel «ive a check st to the trea nrueh sald is not good, who for a time serve the : a of | Theo (i turn in pity death of cold of Perey Ikerd | What His assistant will be Chi torded intendent ef the Moc MAKING THE BEST OF IT Ob, Freddy, what did p asked him f Cort Eats Yakima Turkey Ma ager John Cort, ™ wife and daughte Cort, spent. yester Cort ranch at Yakima, demolishing a large grainfed turkey which Harry Cory.pho baa been in Yak ima fog hi yw bas heen} c ait@nivk up Accdrding to toms elpgraphed? hita from} to tine tb, father, The Cort family wil return to Seattle tonight Within will overlook th new thea city King Dodo” will be the itial attraction at the new house. Manager Cort will be accompanied by Eddie Cort, who is to be the treasurer of the Savoy nd by Charlie Newman, to be the Savoy's assistant treasurer | accompanied r and by ay on the the sald all right. He didn't fool in the » ene © any elegraph Rn fannily com Pil per. War Furniture Linoleum MALLEABLE R'NGES The pride of every kitchen: a splendid stove ‘Thea difference betwe ‘sltemper and a x thatthe can pout, swoartng an's his 1—Correct Walk, 2—Incorrect Walk Thus increasing Strain. Showing Erect Note that Kr Forward, Swinging Body. Waist and Back are |8'G SALE OF -CLOAKS AND SUITS. Freiberg’s Cloak 1410 2nd ave « m., placing thelr fall tn A New York buyer ha this firm, with the reau one-third of t stock has of during t season, com pelling the firm to sell the remain ing stock for almost anythin they ean get Watch thelr ad Fri day's Star * |T ‘Merchandise of Quality feces” For Saturday NOTE OUR PRICES. Now and always you will find them lower than the lowest on reliable merchandise. WE SELL STANDARD PATTERNS. Perform devill s Manager Cort] Bent, F n few d leave for San ° - - * * 4 * * . * . . * . * * * ~ * * - * * * * * at * * * * * * h® * * * * * * 7 * * * 7 * 7 hum ange or Heater? Of all the the ability to walk They stagger, the heels they kick the | And at 80 Ured out a matte efully and ique difficult if one will but pay a littl To walk properly only two thir erect carriage of the body nd muscles. The erectness of carriage gained by anyone through th breathing and relaxing editorial of this series physical ac f th And yet walking In one of is more than ctly. Notone son tn 500 whike properly they swagger, they sigzag: with resgpast tng eldewalk as if ft were their deadiient end of a short walk they wonder why being equal to hard coal Equal parts of ( Savoy Its heating qualities are cheaper agd better than coal oal mak@ an {ideal fuel A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Phone us for prices. and it is cleaner, AS COKH and soft ee on the counters | | of Cloaks and Suite overstocked that only been dix the SS Seattle Lighting Company 1314 FOURTH AVE.—Fourth and University—HENRY BLDG. Phones: Ex. 75. Ind. 67 HE BEE HIVE RELIABLE DRY GOODS NOUSE n yesterday tic hounés gave mat of the vaudeville Hnuously. Despite clear weather and a big game, buge sections of the moved theatreward, be @t noon, and ijast night Mt speculators could have oper. fis front of every playhouse in Several records for business day were completely shat of fact without cortecaly, which © walk In such a way attentiow to the iatter onary First joints and flexibility can be of the stretching. I have described in another oO walk means eas ft in not ouse: the faet ire ne xibility of d the bodt persistent practice ta which Assorted Animals 9n Tap. an in Next week will be mal week | around the local vaudeville hous The Majestic advertising 1 bears, and the Pantages will have | a new fail line of Hons. The lfons| came to this country to get away from Roo: t Not to be outdone by th Orphe n will « to its patrons Dragon is taovemen The House of Honest Merchandise THE HOUSE OF LOW PRICES A. LAWSON & BROTHER 2619-2621-2623 First AVENU®E Corner Cedar | REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR smaller! Anything gan seem natural t Mon-| most women unless it really ts The} The smartest trick a woman can jbave is to flirt with her own hus } band Frieda Langendorff, a mez} When a man*holds a girl's prano who last year sang with} in the dark she can think he is talk Met a politan Opera © me one d jing poetry if it Is about how long he York, will make likes his eggs bot t debut e A woman can & urch po ia she a wor because he ou Press. admire to; a man ¢ay isn't hie wife New York ought an who ght not te houses, mati day present calle tum atime large audience, Human © the next iest tow, with every box seat fie Grand Manager Barry Wet “The Honeymoon Trail | biggest matinee of! ing | That house. At night | sold long before; = -Finy Burnett Heard From. — | hat on Good graciour to go that Mn the in New tle cone byterian ¢ hand ald painter for Blaetter First Pr % mire her husband xt Monday even / wip é the 8 itle the was exp Abeolute. capaci ne Mfternoon and At the Lois the [% sellout, ae? turned te Were the during the « neag Del Lawrence a the me ettended back M while last « about thes had to go back b OF the 10-cent boxes had Majestic and th: ® pleying to at all times contin 4 took my than usual Mi the picture how p . Fent with the fame their wa regt mati; 4h aw attraction Cities dc yut ye iar Sun erienced, ty audi evening nee was ast night ay. The gest yet ment ot All for on sold Pantages capacity ter perform more uid their shekels Wes’ Thanksgi. . Was Arth Thanksgiving H the girl sayir "i Ing interpr Me Of these da - Mr. Ive Mar Mise Ridie 1; Parice layed the ( of the t The De '} Tomance | ves, who | Boyden ca}) Orphen me eaustte at that Mediatel y art Was the ne Y and then Im a long | Barrett 1), word 1 maseuiini leblerday Over but ene T have a late orche Lin which he correspondent th dramatic spending studying mt his spare t going, and he has not seen any in Berlin which equals the old F ley aggregation at the Lots. Alice artist, the is t The silk programs tributed at to many of the Lioyd, unique who received thes 100th performance women souvenirs of the offers e wint usie, bu Ime rem the o be t the uw to be er t a arks stor Engi he he Orpheum week after re 808. at the Lats. my Berlin Tiny is to play that so far k com aw sh suesten! diiner next cently dis Lois have been put A number of the Del Lawrence company have | made these programs pieces of sofa pillows the center Pantages Baby Is Here. The infant which is brought upon the stage w at the Pant interesting enz is her m the troupe, ith the ages th history ame and w we She is ter of Alan Florenz, Troupe ok has an inore Flor the daugh member of the ne mm in women's retiring room at the tages theatre On the year's engagemem in Friday Florenz went through hb performance as usual left to send out a hurry eall|} Mra he had necessary for a physte quickly rem room, and audience littl the world had tiinore was duly ushered into} the ian noved little left 8 stage to th while the r Tacoma last evening of Tacoma Mrs. r acrobatic hortly after it became renz was e women's after the playhouse The baby is in perfect health, and | is now one act Manager W to Portland charge of th Hieving Fran over in Pe house first returns to t Seattle thea of the M hits of the Russell bh to assume nk Hood, ortiand opened, treasurership of the he tre Portland theatre who has since and Flor temporary re n the new who now Fond Parent Note. Bill Ray of the 1 weeks hy cam say distinctly, vond, pi Orphew old “Papa” reas m, de daugh and representa claves that ter “Mamma” s gone | | Doro- | letter from Tiny Burnett, } leader in Germany | good deal of} Is devoted | “I Combination Offering of Pianos «Players Here is a genuine opportunity to save money by buying both piano and player at one time, We have matched up some very desirable exchanged pianos with Pianolas and Players and then fixed a spe- cially low lump price upon the combination. You understand how we happen to get these ex- changed instruments—that they have been traded in on Exposition Pianos and the Genuine Pianola Piano, This insures a class of instruments in fine condition and far superior to the exchanged pianos which reach the ordi- nary music store “in the regular course of business.” $700 COMBINATION— Schubert Upright, oak Player to match medium size, quarter-sawed $345 $675 COMBINATION— Bush & Gertz—Full size Cabinet Grand African Mahogany Pianola to match Mottled $320 $650 COMBINATION— Steinbach & Dreher new Player to match $625 COMBINATION— Smith & Barnes—Beautiful | nial style—practically new full size—mahogany —like $205 English Oak-—-Colo Player to match $275 $600 COMBINATION— Willard Upright—very attractive used few months Player to match parlor design ‘These are all rare Values and will undoubtedly be snapped up quicwly Moderate monthly paymenta, Third and University Eilers Music Successor to D. 8. Johnston Co. Strong Values in Men’s Furnish- ings. Our values are exceptionally strong in Union Suits and 2-plece garments. Men's Union Suits, sp 1 values at $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 .... $4.08 Men's Pit Austral n Wool Und rwe vents and drawers to mateh; sizes 88 to 46 This garment ts one of our oldest and most popular gaining new friends each season by its wearing and non 5 shrinkable qualities, Our price $1. 0 Men's Plush Wool Under vests and drawers to match; sizes to 46. Another strongly inled and tested number which we $1.25 recommend for its wearing and non shrinkable qualitt Our price Men's strong Merino Half-Hose, good for wear; colors natural and gray. Our 25c in light, medium black, tan, gray price, 2 pairs for 25c Men's Cashmere Half-Hose and heavy weight; colors natural and fancy effects Our price Special Values in Winter Bedding. Supply Your Wants Saturday. Comforts filled with white cotton, tied with Germantown yarn alikoline, full size; sold every where at $1.25, Special Comforts filled with one-piece covered with best quality } around at $1.75, rowel Cotton Blankets, 10-4, gray ders; regular 69¢ quality Special Cotton fancy &7c white cotton full size $1.28 fancy bor 4Sc with $8c gray, tan silkoline only Blankets borders gray, tan and white full 114; regular $1.25 quality. Special Wool-finished Blankets, full size and white; regular $2.00 quality Special All-Wool Blankets, gray size, worth today $5.00. Bee Hive price All- Wool Blankets, gray extra, fine quality; worth today cial Bee Hive price tan and white, Special 14 Spe tan and white, $7.50 $5 We Offer Strong Umbrella Values. Schoo! 496 ana 75 75¢ « a 00 Children’s Umbrellas Ladies’ Umbrellas from Men's from Umbrellas Te « $5.56 | quality | Spe covered with good quality | | One $1.69 | $3.98 | | sizes 16 to 34 Women’s Waists, Special Values. Black Sateen Waists tucked yoke. heavy 98c One lot of Wool Waists in brilliantine, wool batiste and other wool fabri All this ean Style waists in this lot lot of Black and Colored Silk Waists, all fall styles, not all sizes in this lot; waists worth up to $7.00 $3.98 Special Saturday Children’s Underwear and Hosiery. can save you many dollars for chiNren, Come made of a good fal we wants Right here on your fall the and see Boys’ and Misses medium weight Saturday M fine Boys Jer 81 y-Ribbed Union Suits. . 25c Union Suit cream color; 50 rib; neck silk trimmed. Special c and Misses’ Fleeced Vests and Pants; Boys’ and Misse Australian Wool Vests and Pants, steam shrunk; sises 25c to 15¢ 16 to°34, Saturday Boy and Misses’ School Hose, warrant fast black; double sole, heel and toe; better for 200, Bed Hive price Boys’ and Misses’ Cashmere sole, heel and toe; allewool foot, with a thread of cotton in leg which adds greatly to the wear, Bee 25¢ and 29c Hive price none 5c Hose; double BRANCH STORE 2401-2403 | Waenén’ 8 Winter Underwear. On your Winter wants in Underwear Hosiery we can save you money Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Drawers to match, | medium weight; vest silk 25c Special, for ood “medium Ribbed Union 49c weight, all felled seams; gray and white. Special 1 8’ Part-wool Ribbed Vests and Pants to atch; medium weight; silk-taped vest; color, drab, Special .69c Wool Vests and Drawers to mateh; steam shrunk id Come and Suits, | colors | Ladies fine rib Special Very Special Values in Towels and Toweling. 0 dozen Barbers’ Towels, 14x27, new stock. Regular 60¢ doz. quality 1 Special for Saturday oh 32c 75 dozen Huck wels, nice medium size, fancy red borders; regular 8 1-3¢ qual ity. Special for Saturday, each c good heavy 60 dozen Huck Towels, 16, quality. Regular 12\%e. Bt 3 nice 8c Strong Values in Women’s Flan- nelette Gowns. 59c Women's Flannelette Night Gowns, in neat in neat stripes. Special $1.00 Women's Flannelette Night Gowns. Gowns; fine | stripes, finished with fancy braid regular and extra sizes. Special Women's Flannelette Night quality; in solid colors, white 1 5 pink and blue, Special ' Reliable Footwear Rightly Priced. Kangaroo School warranted not double sole | Special $1.75 Misse Box Calf and Viei Kid Shoes, doubl soles, regular — $2.00 quality ts 15 Men's heavy ‘ JACKSON ST. all fresh, Rath Towels, good 12%e large size, ar Boys | Shoes to rip regular $2.