The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1910, Page 8

vA THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1910, velt wil sail for New York Gn pp maward Kalserin Auguste Vietotia, June 10. | ba of Androw Carnegte, haa a dueted by a woman who saya sho 19} wags shot and several other injured oy - | jhia wité {nd fight yesterday betweon He | bundred atriking warinent Ww: fF A giant Indian in bronee le going |And A ty on to stand guard In New York har H ‘ barty, mile | in the etl. ¢ men|in a boy. CHICAGO.—Rev, Father Lambert | Louls Conrardy is dying of lepreny |te be treated by means of maving reach r Canter eager hows. This in @ measur Fi Puck y th a saying, et Eddie Poy's real name is Edwin | ay Fitkgerald, \ared | In Nebraska insane patients are Sunday se ng we wil attempt t 6 opeke tonigh' ay. | wil i great to ibe orgt ankmont at led hei Noelle Siding, near Nelson, op [$20,000 by lecturing In the Unite Canadian Paettt rdlity {States and bought an teland in. she * |river 60 miles from Canton, where | ostablishedaa leper colony | We’ve Got "Em Seattle Samp Shoe Shop Cardinal Gibbons says that peace | and joy cannot be cornered by the | ANMIT aye ed ar in richest men, Still, the man who had | GRISENWICH, Conn—A apegial gee «| eornered peace and joy would be the | tr rying (wo dactors bre ja ' jrichest, wouldn't he? \re potween New York and hare The high priced t - | yesterday, winning @ race with the us, an we have cut " LP ead CLEVELAND, Ob One man! CAIRO, Baypt-<Theodore Roose- bstork, and today George Lauder They have been ge « tor or ” , ~~ —— years. Come in an - 1.00 and $5.00 values we are $2. 50 | for Men—For Women Mail Orders Promptly Filled wre! ual Good Live Reasons WHY YOU SHOULD BUY a : Ws, YOUR PAINT AND WALL ae By , PAPER FROM US. — cl First. Our goods are all standard make. We f don't sell cheap goods ) = ak Stern Furniture Co. 1 iy tov. “Boa MUCH cheArER on ns AC | aes epcair 20% 10 60% SAVED One Lady Saye My Dish Cloth Gate White 4 enter : shelf, finished golden or og ed Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. SOAPLAKE SOAP ie i lish. (A regular Stern value at $1 50) 1308 Second Avenue ALL DEALERS or Wednesday only 55c Munson-Noah. Furniture Co. 1526-28 Second Avenue been acting as vice syndicate Largest Piano House in Western America — Kohler & Chase Established 1850 . ALBANY, N. Y.—Eart Grey, « ernor general of © re dent Taft w weight golf champlonshty P executives on the Myopia link: Beverly, next 5 er. Both are in Albany today. Taft issu: challenge ATLANTA Titiman and wife night. The senator was {1 ty taken ton local sanitar Advances in coal freight rates are to fall on the consumer. As the sparks fly upward or the river hastens to the sea THINGS EVERY ONE HO LOUISVILLE, Ky Jouey & +e x 45 KNOW ABOUT PIANOS — the stairs A Piano Advertisement Which Is. Based Upon Something . = Besides a Cheap Price HERE is the difference, you ask, in quality between two pi s And we reply, Yankee fashion: There must be a good ; 1 such makes as the WEBER, the FISCHER, the STECK and KOHLER re CHASE would not maintain the position they have held for years as the leading a s in America. No piano can stay in the lead, ahead of the hundreds of different makes of pianos this country, except by force of genuine merit The WEBER is the piano of artists—of the great musicians of the world, because it is admit tedly the triumph of the art of piano making of the day The FISCHER isa piano built upon honor. It isa | EXTRAGRDINARY MILLINERY DISPLAY For Easter Week at the Shop of Swelidom, 503 Union St. ferent makesly 7 4 ae in which the experience, the skill, they a rhe scale of the Fiseher musical ability of four generations of piano makers i i piano is said by many artists to be the best piano scale, from sical perfeetion, mh? in America And it is upon the scale that the musical quality | i The STECK, like the Fischer the pride of an old family of piano make nd the rich, de- 1 lightful “voice” of the Steck piano is the result of the finer process of piano making, which has ; been handed down from father to son for many year : The KOHLER & CHASE adjustable-touch piano is the greatest improvement in piano build H ing in more than sixty year Phis remarkable piano is just what the name es—a piano with ta an adjustable touch. The touch is made light, for children’s pri 4 et, lilting effects t ot certain compositions, or for rapid artistic effects, or heavy for the st essive passages f the music of the grand opera, instantly Any musician will recognize what t means, TO | have the touch of a piano adjustable is to accomplish with one piano what it eretofore beet necessary to use trom two to six Instruments to attain siec-68 Pianos With Player Piano Music Rolls Free The house of Kohler & Chase was one of the first of the large musi in the United States to recognize the possibilities of the Player-Piano in the field Practically all | the best makes of player-pianos are sold exclusively by this housé on the P t The FREE EXCHANGE LIBRARY OF PLAYER-PIANO MUSK ned by this } house for the use of those who purchase player-pianos here, is ab advan has brought We are prepared to show the finest line of Easter Millinery ever displayed in Seattle. wn : fey Jt cian eR Tnnes, eels Ss Aan ertanennt “i ‘ UR an If you want style and be eauty combined with low price, you must visit the Shop of Swelldom Every purchaser of a player-piano here has-the use of this Free Excl this week, as our millinery department is run on the same plan“as our man-tailored suits for ladies. Now, the purpose of this announcement is to advise YOU that you ness to YOUr Sg This store will save you from $5.00 to $20.00 on your Easter Hat. We quote the following as a sug- self, LOOK at the pianos in this store before you buy You are welcome t eedom of ther gestion: three stories of piano showrooms her« Spend as much time as you like ely, by your self. You will not be urged to buy Il treet hat most admired is of a leghorn ip ier tm crown with green stmw cornet and large & fh 10p of Swelldom S| Kohlere Chase Wel Wheelock, Stuyvesant, Mar | ree " hal, Hoffman, Blasius, Rich . INC. at urdson, Kingston, Autopiano SHED nt Player-Piano, Blasius || F. L, JORDAN, af 503 UNION ST REET Player-Piano atid other | General Manager 1318 Second Ave., Seattle: