The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1910, Page 7

‘ THE b STAR TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1910 none ae 4 meen all SAY, , BOYS ALL, DON'T YOU WANT T0 DU pee yh PEN cpp ee A QUIET FOORTN agit pin gh oe ce = _ = . ‘ . thet PRIS 38 cae of boys in | city who ™ ake BALLARD, July Ballard spent | day, ar ! f i mrt Fourth, moat of the rout | that of \ ' agoroplanes and fly loth going to the pafke with bas-|alurm wa 1 4 " 1 ‘ re finds « t lunches in preference to a stay | ‘The by 7 how in the hot and dusty town euay ti Re stle boys jus | Only one amall fire developed all | obst - 1 a 1 Alt you fc a you like an rt yO a hat ould real! A - . ' wp, and SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Largest but Best Pa) sail far 0 and across I« Ee during vacat! q you speak ANNOUNCING THE Semi-Annual Clearance Sale At the Shafer Store We are now offering the residue of the season's stocks of MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTH- Wil Be Sold for. $ 10.00 wit sat r.. $14.90 pt to My, Re had two of his! wm void! ine glider st vaca end The Czar ls Trying to Make “ite west wey at's wma = Russia Land of Ballet Girls. | hurricane struck the craft and sent ashing back to earth again, tall The amateur acronaut got up out { the weeds, br the dirt from clothing aad made another) It went all right this time. ! this i the best fun I ever said. Do you wonder that thusiastic? Just make one a glider yourself and then mu will understand. ‘GET 92,000 IN JAP JEWELRY nd 2%—~| Robbers made @ good haul when “ ‘i, and Eimer Bruce, | they entered the home of Y. Osama, Haute boys who | 1103 Main st, yesterday. They se a bug among the cured more than $2,000 worth of the | jewelry, including one diamond J or | ring worth $50, two gold rings with t u » borr in mind that the regular price Shafer Store are uniformly low ’ ruby setfings, two gold rings of It must be borne in mind that the regular pri i Are i y | - Chinese design and other Jewelry and reductions are not anticipated by mark the g ds at exorbitant figures upon their MA val. Hence these qu ms are, in reality, more important than they appear at first ve MAN ROBBED BY A , Row to make « good wees FLORENCE MOORE T bought four * sald \ictor, | re ang light wood would che i of $343 by a} iy best, though. and wat the Mena these four pieces, 16/iorence Moore. He met ber last} bn pe inch thick and an night im the Columtte cafe on Mirwt Mabat wide. These were ay. They became well acquainted bepat (he ende and in the during the evening. Both, Beran trees sections of (the | says, celebrated the glortous Fourth! about three feet long. with firowater to x considerable ex ware then covered itent. Later Beran lowt the woman} and then he avered that he had also lomt: tts He gave th The Boys’ Suits Are Reduced in Like Proportion—the Sale Embracing Wash Suits and Wool Suits in Great Variety Young Men’s College Clothes Are Likewise Marked Down Joseph Beran, of North Yaktma, thie morning SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT ON MEN’S AMD BOYS’ HABER- DASHERY AND SHOES SHAFER BROS. Arcade and Arcade Annex Whole Block Long i police a description Mm. Pi i ‘ P ihn Giaathin gas ahihedt that ote tal ¢. Anna Paviowa and Michaei Mordkin in a Russian Dance Pose. Biigtie evokes, the — yee TORRE 9 Ta BY W. G. SHEPHERD. {under spectal tuition at the inatite- into ¢ police ove ne wa * a later the ¢ ft Me angle of 45 de-|man who robbed Beran is not the) “= YORK, July &—It there's) ton have ao 5 Florence Moore who became no | °° “hing the cear of Russia Nkew @ feet wide was torious in the Ortis Hamilton scam | thore than anything else it’s a fine. plane in whieh dal |graceful little dancing girl, He} with his} — od members | of the institution and take up their j deace there From that Ume on | likes lots of ‘em, too. jthey are allowed out only with rome, After 20 years te the the daneers are pensiosed for eer Those Unkindest Cuts. Sent 4 i F ot ap woe mh. tebe i” ust because, w @ present! Si which ba, anne oe neuer ae Nett. SOP ase for stage dancing in Amerien, | ire to the ling the cheaper cuts Oscar Hammersteta started forRas | Pavlowa was considered by the Se whole out-| phere are no cheaper cuts There | #ia to secure several ster dancers, |caar a) of the beat dancers ¢ AS, OF maybe | are onty the expensive, the m the czar shut the gates againat Dim. | produc by the fmatitution; w sive and the unatt Hammerstein can't get into the | four y the wan appointed a s0-| . of these bi | cag, Tribu are kingdom. That's what the'toist, an honor which is ordinarily sthe bit of danger at ar thinks of ffs Iittte dancers mined only alter seven years of ‘operation that has | An. old waid woman can «el Ann® Paviowa, who te geing te work Whe fad of Terre jover it any minute by marrying, jdance fm the United States next year enomsennspneenmmersnse i. } but an old maid man stays so for) touring the country. tell made hig first at. | ever. ashe and other Russian girls were} oe 9 | at the expense of the Kus | sian government. Hallet dancing fe the czar’s hob- | by,” she says “Every on a or a e es? [oertain day, parents may d their chi Idren to the famous ballet insti- tute lo St. Petersburg ax candid. Report of ———-——, The Scandinavian American Bank Statement of Condition Comparative Statement Mirror will give the hint as to the condition fuddy complexion, dull eyes, show @ poverty [They must be between the ages of wees to make a plentiful sapply of rich, red blood [19 and 11 To ensure this tako “The little girls are dressed up in their very best finery, and usually 5 there are 250 children present Each child Is brought before the | ballet masters and requested to walk up and dowa and go through geal need the stomach tae Lois in mara — Ba good At Close of Business June 30, 1910. Showing Amount of Deposits Each Year en » a ; e q i lloat food ant saicins ng Usd denon ed raat for dancing Thaw RESOURCES eT ae tmprove the quality of the blood. are | . ” y 3 892 5 . 9 ne othag astin athagr 7 Der aed = a fgg Fumes teem. fo Up email te © Loans and Discounts .........5- $ 7,301,595.85 — - pe sense a pa “The selected children are placed Real Estate srereeerses 76,957.93 | May 31° 1904 * 73'530.28 he all the Diff ene tle’ Furniture and Fixtures ......-.-- 35,000.00 | \r5 31" 105° 94721658 erence =e But HOUsE Seattle's Warrants, Stocks ‘and + 1,29%,28988 | May 31, 1896 1 152:241.16 tinea acer 10e. and 25e. AROUND WIRES) Good Thing for the velar aim aelies ge a gee 2,633,814-92 | May 31, 1897 - 170,59408 vate = | May 31, 1898 + 421,815.96 People $11,342,608,55 | May 31, 1309 .. $57,694.44 14 BRINGS A Eom sow giving me posccmnl ot (mesa May 31, 1900 .... . 966,989.74 S tention to my DENTAL PRACTICE LIABILITIES | May 31. 190! 1,509,315.92 introductory ertising | VICTOR 10 YOU $ 500,000.00 | May 31, 1902 . 350,000.00 | May 31, 1903 Undivided Profit “7 249,962.91 | May 31, 1904 Demand Dep 41.03 May 31, 1905 . Time and Savings.... 5,353,804.61 May 31, 1906 . - —_ May 31, 1907 . Total Deposits ....00cbseoe0% 10,242,645.64 | May 14, 1908 June 23, 1909 , June 30, 1910 ot Eee percanpe es Surplus 3,433/544.03 5,487 ,968.90 $11,342,608.55 Your Vacation Wonderfully ® wasted hour of your | ean be turned to one AMY and delight if you “ah One: of these wonderful NOTE—Up to and including May 31, 1907, reports were rendered to the state department regularly on May 3lst. Since that time they have been called five times a year on irregular dates, and we have taken for this statement the date of call that came nearest to May 3lst. The statement of May 31st, 1907, also included our then branch in Tacoma, which in September of the same year Having: Der Hike putting m ‘wited Pree.) , O., July 5.—Lieut Jerry Murphy, chief electrician of the police department, has dis covered @ man who figures it easier to build a house around tele phone wires rather than have th wires moved, The man is Adolph) terkovies. In putting up new wires for the police department a few years ago |‘ ms men strung the wires across vacant Jot on E&. 33rd st, and whe n Berkoviez, who owned the lot, came to put up @ new house on it, he evidently tmagined that the wires could not be moved for any reason, and went ahead and built around them, s@ that now the wires enter the south alge of the and come out the north side, Do You Need Teetht ot ¢ fictal teeth ts became a separate bank. Alaska Tullding, home of the Roandinayian American Hank the most of your take a Victor o, £ will make} or give your money back palr all my Plates! Extra Days for Savings Depositors For many years it has been our custom to allow interest from the Ist on all Sav- ngs Deposits made during the first five days in January and July. With the bank closed on Sunday and Monday, the first five business days bring us to July 7th. Hence all Savings Deposits made up to and including Thursday, July 7th, will share in the He Proud of decided pot to re interest that begins on July Ist. This is an excellent time to start a new Savings Ac count or to add to an old one. THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK A. CHILBERG, J. E. CHALBERG T. B. MENAHAN J. F. LANE President. . Vice Pres. Vice Pres. Cashier ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE ciitiinatiepiiemiaiiitiiaiatiiiilinallt ——— aye) terms of payment ar- with Wiose desiring this Y “Per, City of loverett oF Telenraph. ith your Remem atants to 1 T guaran larantes Dental | States out Call and al th, and} @,| then by any ition. y | Paaiic Coast Dealers in “ é ay and Other Yy we _ Pranos and Player Pianos. ve SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. ae re east Pacific Coast aa 1406 Second Av, Distributers 702 First Aver niow 1slocke Columb ‘Cherry Gabe Adah hangs withest notice” ‘ streets Qpgn ‘evenings untih § “ana Me \ hat wth i 4 ree 14: jor people whe == 3 pas Machines. Phones wERVED. | work sah Dentiat EDWIN J