The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1909, Page 5

seeeeeee THIS WEEK be Traveling Sales y after w te Wednes Minutes ” _ Thurs- , Emmett Russel} Drew to 129th ie “At the t 144th per [ie “The War Barry & Polar Bears th k " TOPS eee eee ee ee ee th de he oft in te of fo © in his | > Streamed was his | 4 t to make arn sufficient keep body and ifness my abd been beaten Made a study! tne public | th de my de iz , with the | be company in| 4Kement as being so late as to| Pmay remain interfere with the forts of a the scenery for the evening db my not be a| Matic attraction, and t Pkeows I am) last concert was therefore moved! play his Me ©! Mp and tn bis Ro scenery t straggied ni Portland. Miand Te of a Rass in PPortiand the MIR Of the Pacific melted to think is simply Ne the ad- dray Mi the standard company presentation of atid achieve. of West for se However, atre says tt bas decid. T. Rm the Portland da Week. In tre Rasget) will Advertize hin that Port i center of And with the Mc in this ter ) will be wa Ee considered th: Of this sec we Jobn Cort Cort's 4 Relanger coast a: Poet: sound ue : & Considine ther for the oper with Dad Rus English Singer Is to Be the Head! its light £ melodrama of the frozen he order of Eugene Walter's “The froth Co! suite. local department store. ta Sunday afternoon | seo me ag| at the Moore at Flora Parker has secured a di Bumber, vorce Treasurer Barney Kiawans of the marriage of bis brother, Sam Kla Idols” at the 10 JON STIGE. CAREER | ALICE LLOYD liner at the Orpheum Next Week 1 on Devoy'’s face. T! man suddenty halted Why, you're not my cuse me, stranger ng Devoy tn the mid-| walk, she went on} husband. | “Two Women and That Man.” Two Women and That Man” is} © attraction to follow “Mr. Hop-| nson” at Alhambra. It is a jerth on} t" Henry D. Carey, the au will play the leading rol any comes here dire mbus, Ohio. Harry Lauder, the famous Scotch nging comedian, will be present in San Francisco by William | during Christmas week. If ater on makes a tour of © other Coast citi he wit! vubtiess appemt in the Pantages) ruses. Smith a Real Salesman. In the play of “The Traveling Salesman,” Mark Smith makes only | bluff at disposing of women’s! On the theory that the box fice will thereby be not injured the slightest, Smith will thie af rnoon, from 3 to 4 o'clock, in a hold the stock of women’s sults to by und there and seil it off to the of bis ability This aft pmonstrate suld earn a wit Smith iving in real life at ne ceeupation which he nightly} ts forth In bis stage character | ation | | Concert Hour is Changed. At the beginning « he symphony erect this seasor 4 ayed its concerts p 15 o'clock. This pur appesied to the theatre man getting In of} time of Oh » 2:30 o'clock i The attendance was seriously af change, and Manager yton insisted on going back to e old hour. He has won a par al victory, for t heatre man mminec on me for begin-| Sunday concerts ent has cor fut This date marks the annive the opening of two of Sea wortant old time playhe mber 1, 1884, Fy an its care le Boyd io t. On December 1 theatre opened with Lyons.” For further particulars | Dick French at the Seattle the-} Dick was in that show / | y night at the Winnipeg thea in “The Great Ruby.” from Carter De Haven vore has been apprised of t been featured tn New York Bijou} The bride in the case is et, and Ed Giroux, John ew York best man. | ns, who has representative, ae the At the Local Playhouses. ! Tra « Salesman” ¢ at the ¢ until Saturda It will be followed Sunday . 4 Kendall in “The Vinegar der the direction of Lieb & ¢ Managers Kus ‘ day afternoon the third , Beatties. . will be played at Sot thelr ma Ac he Seattle Symphony salbthe "head ( establish in evening th Alham ee Seything And n with Datias Wel eMifor the Port. 7 haracter which he ere a the title-role in the ll RK. C, ¢ nedy, “Mr, Hopkin Damatic Now r | 7% with saechy Jinutes From Broad tienes, the Grand tonight Rott has noih.| ! { the current week lit to Emmett Devoy th niand.” Sunday after ( ut the m” will be Experience HH. F H ‘ lammed | rage Me remains “ira “fv and s pallial aL at the loeal va ¥ Out untti to the | | Orpheum, Leo Cooper} bined and in The © at the Maj aud Art Husto t the BP POS threw Tee i n a ju Daniel Frawley opened Mon- {ff At first it was considered cut THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, Browney" had a hard row to¢ handle at frat makes a nolse tke a behave but now the bunch ““Stgaling his laughe” and “rehears : ing him out of the part’ of “Kid is Hurna” Just gives an inkling of what | Che et fon't know han, it's Mr.| was doing. Hut the chap who was harte Brown ° ° brought acros the country by Kt you know him, {t's Chartay| Cohan & Harris simply stood pat} own owney as George M.| and made ‘om eat out of his hand~ > Coban has it | Along with the “Forty-Five" com. | "Ot And the minute you meet him,| pany ts litte Dan Riley. Dantel Is ou know him. So it's “Browney,”| assistant manager. Once upon @ Very well, then. “Browney” ia a| time he was a close atudent of the ’ lar sourdough” in these part ing and the inside tricks of tno He js part and parcel of the West | a of clout, He never loat a (Oh, you Frisco!) fight and now he's a real little show: | He once mushed around Alaska) man EDDIE BOYDEN the with Casey Moran and other honost 1a irish gentiomen. Before he took to| Senator Mamilton’s Widow Weds, | any the boards he and Charley Hanning! PORTLAND, Ore, Deo, 1.—Mra sleuthed about the dear old U, 8. A.| B Hamilton, widow of the late for several seasona, enator Ed 8, Hamilton of Tacoma wt now he's a star, and what/and W, B. Sanford, also of Tacoma cares ho! were secretly married at Vancouver When “Browney” was ur in Frisco "by some keon-« in th | uawal throa Minw e Cohan & | ris office the how! emanated from the ts of the Easterners who med the present “Forty-Five tes From fF adway” troupe “Professional jealousy” in an ex citing affair which the public only hears of as uf professional jealousy amply rewarded Dress Trimmings Half | A Thursday: Sale A collection of this year's prettiest Dress Garnitures is | offered tomorrow at about half | price. Fancy Hraids, Edgings and | Persian Bands, all colors; worth up to 25¢ a yard, for 10¢, | Pancy Persian Bands, Gal- |} loons and Edging», also All-Over Laces and Nets; worth up to $2.50 a yard, for $1.00, ery | CORSET COVER EMBROID. Handac Corset Cover Embrotdertes, 18 Inches | wide; open or blind patterns | worth 29¢ « yard, On sale tomorrow at 19¢. i Plenty of Angora Tams at Stone, Fisher's! Angora Tam has sudden ly returned to popul Sherlock Holmes, And so far as we ean learn this fa the only store In town able to keep pace with the demand. New lot just tn, white, gray and black, $1.00 each FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Knitted Toques, in red. gray white and navy; all new styles, practical and comfortable, and | low priced; 29¢ to The. Hl 3 Modern Department Stores Cc. C. BERG Pioneer Furrier ESTABLISHED 1890 A.-Y.-P.—1909 Five Gold and Silver Medals Lewis & Clark Exposition—Portland, 1905 Silver Medals World’s Fair—St. Louis, 1904 Highest Award Pan-American—Buffalo, 1901 Highest Award Tacoma, 1891 Highest Award Interstate Fair— We carry a complete line of Ladies’ Furs. Man We guarantee our work actory in connection Give us a call Cc. C. BERG Pioneer Furrier 1425 FIRST AVE. Phone, Main 4773 overed Wash 1 chap |mobile a H SECOND AVE Monday. Sanford is an auto pride of kitchen; a splendid stove In every way POYNOR—0 UHNT Beves You 3° » Waldorf Bids, Hee TOR-10 Pitee ae, Seattle STONE, FISHER CO. L Second and University. | Making’ Way for Santa Claus The whole store is making great plans for the holiday business are to be closed out, so that the to half and in many cases less every case worth double day prices at the factories These things are not advertised every day, for the cost of newspaper space is well nigh prohibitive, but they are conspicuously displayed and plaifily marked. W House furnishings are New York their rea! They're There are twenty Crescent Wheat Flakes A delicious breakfast food, all ready to eat; Ie pack age for 5¢, 6 for be ered in colors; worth up to 39% This comes to us from the salvage department of a Spebial, 25¢. transcontinental railroad. Not burt in least; only ‘ ; the outer boxes were broken Tabs, trimmed with lace or plain white, choice Qe G& UNIVERSITY 8ST and New York were told to wateh for the former supervisor, Detec tive William J, Burns, who was ac to jtive in the last trial of Calhoun, | effort t ooKiWa FOR GALLAGHER, SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 1 gdor ber of the boodiin ra during th » Schmitz » prosecution's star witnoss in the] has not been seen in this city since every lagher's disappearance, District At torney American cities. able things may be freely shown Phe trimmed hats are selling at $3.98, $5.00 and $10.00. Blankets and sheets and pillow case Women’s One-Piece Dresses | Union Suits for Women Half Price and Less ] Five hundred New, Stylish Dresse A | just shipped to @» ftom @ prominent great good news, atyliab shades to And they've been asowded into two WOMEN’S UNION SUITS groupe—at E STONE.FISHER (0. || sell real estate, etc. A Mechanic Says: How Clean My Hands Are—How Soft DECEMBER 1, 1909, 5 our holiday credit- help is freely yours for gift articles! don't b at |now in Washington, Burns wae tn \formed of Gallagher's dinappea ance, and he will go to New York It guard against the witn de | According to Langdon, the ter | mor of Gallagher is neceswar coming Call trial, Langdon ICE FROM COAST TO COAST von waa | “Without Gallagher we can do \ tage ¢ credit nothing, All the transactions we will Jin eourt went through hands THE BOODLER money in the thene make public! lagher’s Gallagher is our chief wit Under) neat, and uneles he returna, the direction of Dietriet Attorney | prosecution of the graft cases will search ts being made to-| be for “Hig Jim” Gallagher, mem board of super mayoralty of Bu Gallagher, who was doubtf it he kiving. eu the pugeha mas presents will be exceedingly easy and affected buy (ty 4 now and pay next year Welcome! EERE ba * * TOGO RETIRER * (By United Press.) graft trinks, ts subs * TOKYO, Dec, 1—Admiral ar a8 & Witness In the Calhoun | w Togo, famous hero of the Rus which begins December 6. He ® sian war, practically went in + * * * SPECIAL kitchen cabinet —extra special $9.90 PECIAL th t i to to retirement when he was appointed councillor of the navy today Thursday eee e RE ee Langdon instructed the po to telegraph all The authoriti Denver, Chicago’ Dance tonight NORE important in DANCE AT DREAMLAND Admission free. *** Portland TANDARD Second and University STONE, FISHER CO ural, making ornamental plece furniture; priced extra ape- etal for the 9 90 {the EMPRESS WIN- NER airtight heater: specially priced for the Huge piles of merchandise The suits are marked down in nearly are offered at less than present priced a full third below their regular worth ot kitchen ynen who brave the weather will be | and Children belated special purcha just arrived—to be offered at a saving of a th tomorrow house, to be sold for half tere they are uc ota CHILDRENS UNION SUITS ece-lined, cotton derby rib bed, nicely finished garment colors white or gray yours to 12 years; 5O¢ per suit though? and less. Ien't that | regular price $3.25 beautiful and good. sizes 2 Tbe values, at mission style dining chair, made of #olid weathered oak; solid saddle shaped box seat; three wide panels In back; an exceedingly neat and pleasing @esign; regular price 26 over ten etyles and over choose among ten and ifteon dotiar Pure white, fleecetined cotton, derby ribbed, high neck, long specially priced for the week Dresses of Dresses of | sleeves, ankle length: good vab Suntt sia chairs té y] 20 serge, henrietta | ser voile, ue for $100. Special, 75¢. & person, each $ " gmed yokes ares, seen, soon Peepers Pets: | Cortaie: els ‘omen’s penregoemruncenay | Bes tan, brown and | mings (or holi ; very iday articles Q navy; none worth | tailored sty : nicke k ne i Yoon Neckwear Less made now wil beh tact hair ne leas than $20.00 in Walesa bottom and > and cast fron All on sale to 5.00 to $50.00, Cor lots , f and held for future de- inner morrow at at | odd tots that are hast livery as desi if | fly for room's sake. Out they | go! j Stiff Linen Embroidered Col lars, w ted patterns, broker sizes; worth up to be. | Special 25e. Remnants Chiffon Neck Ruch ing, white, pink, sky, champagne and black. Special, 10¢, Linen Stocks, hand embroid ered, assorted designs, embrotd 3 Modern Department SEATTLE ~~ Stores Business Bringers. Star classified ads. American Cafe Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard. DINING WITH COMFORT AND PLEASURE Combined, on a meal that can’t be equaled in Seattle, is what you can do when you dine at the | American. We provide every comfort and convenience for this weather for our patrons, and give them a menu to choose from that includes every dell. cacy for the dainty, as well as : e : more solid viands for the hearty, cooked and flavored exquisitely. They Feel—I Use Soap Lake Mechanics’ Soap Nothing Else for Me ALL DEALERS Music Every Evening from 6:30 to 12:30, Including Sunday. One Geter NOTHING LIKE IT IN SEATTLE. brings cago Cafeteria between Second and ird on Sp ” hat women cooks ¢ t # served fr Atom Machine at te | = : mete os no your the INSIST ON A N nox home. lowent, NCH and avoid inferior limita. 1 tions. Delivered at business without extr Bo each. Ring up A 38815 or Main 1830. Prompt delivery assured. One trial, one test. Goodbye te Si the rest Main office, 219 Marion street. considering ur place of cost; 100 und Newport CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, A Victor Talking Machine Is an ideal Christmas Present Business Bringers. Star cla: fied ads. Buy or world whether! sell real estate, etc. Exclusively for Household Goods. t Distributers Pacific ri Talking st »petent to idarn 1 1, of tloal and simplified ar a ‘ . methods nal tuition at small Open day and evening, 9 a. m. to id women who have a ternational Ine y, 106 Ar joattie, Wai MARTIN & CO. 1207 2nd Ay., Opp. Hotel Savey, High Grade Gloves nd Avenue Street, Sentile. | | } ae eee gente ere