The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR-—FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910. MFRMSUE PSION DETECTIVE MUST HAVE NEW, EASILY WHITTLED Praha her ape dlp Will Bgl oop ely Dh UU ce ME nce the han | WOOD FOR OUR LEAD PENCILS \:: redwood, | ar, [ex to ne 1 thing nentie. Pee three yeare preparation, the 4 Sacuirainn: srw ‘oko adveok te waite p ‘i oan Ms firet dren rehearsal of the Pas Detective William Peterson, ac | tu : , Joh shall contain a large amount | jen , ss y. BAY ) Today's va? : sion Play, last produced in 1900, | cvsed of a brutal agenult on Mike Wy f material free note, wh rs) g, ; took place at Oberammergau | Kohier, whom he wae trying to ar-itosting neg emule’ in pla at by # #PONKY, Nor un @ forest wervice In anminting in} Me Styles Today today, Performances will con. | "eet, six weeke ago, was found whether ther ony Bh 98 by \ ge . f + hago ar alias i , P i tinue at intervala until the end | Guilty of ageault in the third degree na : orn , : ' AF ot teh prea! ws te NY of September yesterday in Judge Ronald's court t ' P aiteainbind na yere 6 “gal | ® ’ —J.E. CHILBERG. The play, aa usual, begine | He wae given the emallect possibie| tangerine, t0 nome of the th ay be bie oa with two tableaux, the firet | Sentence—a fine of $1 and coate nt ss Pape “ ‘ w fore re ono ‘ 4 representing the expulsion of Kohler wae trying to escape from my “ pore oat of t t t Gives Inter-) Adam and Eve from Eden, and | Peterson when the detective over Man the second the adoration of the | took him and struck him over the Page ot Washington on cross ‘Then follow 18 scence, bead with hi revelver PRR A IO TIC A A RT ATTEN CSET Xe —and Your beginning with Christ's entry q n —~ Poin-| J ‘ oludi 4 - State Situatio Wath the en conetinn | FALE ANOUT FEET Replies. ) tn thie year’s rendition Anton | 7 x — Lang, the village potter, takes | Troublesome Skin Affections Put to THE QUAKER FOR LESS vere any ew | Juul ) the part of Chriat, as in 1900, Rout by Posiam, + om ~ 4 ; x, « ' 18 Johann Zwink, who wae Judas A recent exchange of expertence @ 0 10 yeare ago, also appears again [between ten persons developed the nae ~ Ai 4 in the same role. The part of | fact that nine , Jonn is taken by a plumber, | ing from foot » which — metinimeaacel ‘ Vaid 7 atari s ed Meee tooal new NTs! Simon by @ cooper, Thaddeus jocntinual anne © and Be casen bas causes! by @ road cleaner, Andrew by a | conce: According to the aoe thee shoemaker,” Annas, the high | know, the boat thine ade oven. You Save a | SATURDAY SAVINGS 4 in rieat, b rieh b ’ tires Mearorial fight grteeh, By © parteh beadie, and [1 med,” iteht i ORANGEINE HEADACHE POW Zwink, daughter ef the actor lat ne ow quickly Dollar on This: ” DER—The 25c package for who pl Judan tn al ‘ " nt > : - vena a Te a WISDOM’S ROBERTINE—White and ‘Bradbary Soin ¢ for the seat} rious capacitios, in the play h apidly co the worst Mf HORLICK’S MALT- , arg pen Pies te ox = un ‘ , aema and’ all » z . . LAVA SOAP—Thicec eee agg i Pointed Paragraphs troubles, stopping all itebing with ED MILK—The ho MERMAID SEA oe se | aa “AO hn at tanh tf ital size, which sells Ui \aadiey tupehide Bie; er ss eee ae Collate Clothes ay teadt Mt the a's ww $3.75 Rice gad ah coe FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 5 woukt ‘ t verything | ¢ i on i ke Saturday hy — a stig ’ Bet the wan Bei x ona on nahh | ior .... Gniaue Wie seus Fam tneliped | ’ Phe office o¢ te lett ea, et. is: ieee WILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP—Threc would be die ‘ ” it at to t a } ne i " FO t et ome man of fhe world unlesa he's | th one |s plea, and this erg “ DANDERINE—'Thic 5Oc size for’... 20¢ V6 me gray, and The fat widow's re of mar-|t dollar jar. is on tale SOAPLAKE SALTS — The 65c size A popular. We want you t the above was t ng again t 4 Drug Ce 1 want the best tailor-made gar tive Miles Poind ! 0 rh de © Yiding In| all dre ore A3¢ MG - ready-made wiles a a tet : 00 Electric Belts for SSI. 19 | 8. & P. COUGH DROPS—'wo Sc pack. | Kiag> “tal made pe fynore the ma of | man who thinks he can’t be footed, | {ng a sample | ill be ctrie Belts of the reiiabl neva peotenin boon | (One for the price of one ... 5¢ BZ Prices $15 to $40 Be one whore honesty) Jealousy ls a key that opens more |#ent by mall, fre Apon ousands of sufferers ‘ADDIS N'S SCIENTIFIC | CASCARETS—The 10 package for. .6¢ th own beet be apr sod | wediooks than all others combined. | request, by the E > CTRIC @ELTS have seri enane " “ P ia ] si tot made | Senge eee nH Went 86 tr ew Yorn five meat sot more thea Toe aiteg Sten | SAE HEPATICA—The 25: package Hil 708 Buy Them on Credit ~ | Clty re mh in ose. The Qu h € it o up et Game aha te aveet ia tebdaeee thassee McDONALD'S ATLAS COMPOUND t don’t cost you any more than pay n placed so low for the balance The 50 box for 10¢ all cas ah If you find that your income sow Met ; lhe gr ode ce gr em who have sot | QUAKER BOTANICAL HERBS—A Es sufficient to pay cash for what you neces Acs Seema | one. Come te The Quaker Setinuey, eh wa am | blood purifier; the 7c package for ..40¢ open an account with us. Our prices are on | or eleva, ond take ne near f00 «1... $1.19 aoe CHEWING GUM Three pookages accordance with quality ‘ now, mee + . VITAL VIM—An excellent tonio—the 540 ro | do not pay any more than yor No need to by RVERETT 4& EDMONDS route a wee | tn CHE Of niverett oF Telegraph. for 29¢ Three round tripe datiy The requiar al C 0. 0. 0.—For eezema, itch and all skin trou 7 ; IN xsanes “ts |) bens eat te "een Ft WELOROSE FACE POWDER’ — ‘The bbe sine Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. ean bays that his | yee, Rememver | & se pavers 96.00. ‘ | for 39¢ ° . P requires him to make! the place i Say. oh ‘ TTT | QUAKER TOOTH POWDER—An excellent fe! 1332-34 Second Ave. _ Near Union St. — bd le ga =i DEL . ilies ' dentifrice—large bottle for es 200 : . “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” tome thing —Charleston : - on Maio 3 wnat ts senveD. _ STONE, FIBHER CO, BSecend and University STONE, FISHER CO. Second and University STONE, FISHER CO, Second and University. STONE, FISHER CO., Second and University. Ten ted Sprin Suit: TROM STRIKE-ROCKED PHILADELPH ade for Philadelphia Stores Now on Sale at Stone, Fisher’s reason of the street car strike in Philadelphia, business in the stores ef course stopped and orders for huge stocks of merchandise intended for the spring trade were anceled, and our people in New York City bought ten hundred suits intended for the Quaker City at a price that enables us to sell them for a third less than they were intended to sell for The variety is enormous; the styles correct; the fabrics fine; the values very, very great, and, needless to tell, the opportunity is one that is alto- gether unparalieled. Such a condition is not likely to ever happen again. Every woman in Seattle will have reason to congratulate herself if she secures one of these splendid Spring Suits Sale Renewed Tomorrow—Extra Helpers in the Salesrooms and in the Workrooms—Buy Early and Give Ample Time for Needed Alterations Women's $25 New Spring Suits Women’s $30 a Spring Suits Women’s $40 New Spring Suits Women's and misse izes are both included in } oup number two in les many choice n Phe third group involves the finest Suits that the collection, The Pr ving. I>y ery many handsome style The fab have been brou ght out this year. The fabrics are : rics are all-wool worsted icunas, serges, pru mostly imported and inelude, besides the silk mas, worsteds and tweed P oF striped | nellas, panamas and soleilg, > Fancy striped, self finished woolens, the highly fashionable tweeds effects. Ro f n, g , tar , brow tripes, checks and plain colors. All the popular and serges. The styles run the gamut of fashion hades to choose among, such as tan, rose, gray, ranging from the simplest tailor effect to elabor i rreen, leather, navy and black Silk or messaline ; ate Russian Blouse styles, the latter freely silk lined; pleated skirts; beautifully tailore linéd coats in a score of different styles, Fancy med with jeweled buttons, richly colored braid Suits that were made to sell in ladelphia’s fore buttons and trimmings Made to sell in the and fine silks on collar, revers and cufi All col most store at $25.00. Can be had here tomorrov serge ity at $30.00 and $32.50. On sale tomor ors and sizes are included. Suits that were made to retail in the Quaker City for $40.00, $14:75 $19.75 $27 FURNITURE, RUGS AND | @@m ae DRY GOODS, SUITS AND ___ CARPETS | ay E TONEFISHER( ( ie MILLINERY Demenenes Gost Witness URINE cxannilll GHW Uilienes Getene GHUEES Giiemes GU eames eumsen exes coe blue, navy and black