The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1910, Page 5

= y hie ® on the J MARGARET ANGLIN F ye oat HAS STRONG PLAY )e'.2":/eF seston cone The motion pictires—well wil BY J. WILLIS SAYRE At the Majestic aiargaret A ot “The Aw ot 1 el Romain 4 the M very promptly eet ne , A city the alse ous drama, given ly forced after the ted down to @ most conyin one or two masterful scene » ending, with a moral that “lighten Be at rending two « m ac ar who files trom her| child ts di n is, of course, | s which fairly | among artists to od wife, tion, A litt her when her pa: ia the ing anc ia evic n is Bugen le attainme lays with Dante! Fy man's 1 Blanch or strtetly Meee and Potter Mostns Price fone. und 8 ere, | 10 cry rT 1.800 260 Dressed Meate—sSeltiag Price " os Ih. Dennis B we ‘ Se erent equi 1% fe good at tha! wariety of new on at best opencs the Orpheum this week Benes is an ac shed American girl who went to Eur be beck with a kr © play fluently on a tru uments. She is expe rt on all |< perfe . but Mr, Verdi would be peeved | | 13 improvements on his original score of g¢, plano, cor p. and a plea fe gould note her p “Misere: Brien & Havel from ft a w all-round ¢ edy sketch, “Ticks and Kijeks,” and} for the audi Pp. The ‘man is a t r, and the girl sings and helps the finish Smoked Meate— Selling Price walting or everyone at y Uttle Minnie Dupree again. Just because Min Rome bitin ye from us so long. ['m ee to tell when tt was | ° : here. It was with a Charles hman company when Dried Beet arn = waa first sent on the road ree | fs drama, by the Enemy,” in 1890, 8 little more than 20 years ago. and Miss Dv Meacs, Live Weight. ‘Mec When the new Seattle theatre was bull i as his ingenue tn “A Gib : 1 then, and really scandalously Hm b blossomed out 4-08 ’ v dd a com every attract wns and & cc 3-3 es comedy sketch H " eturns after an shecnoe of. three years to furnish the 1. ume of laughs on this vaudeville bill. Jolson has lots of | cut, and has a singing voice of fine quality that is |Boys Clothing Is Selling for Considerably Less The character of the clothing is of paramount ortance. The Shafer stocks include none but dable makes, arkably low, quality considered. E We now offer: Boys’ $4.00 Suits For $2.95 fabrics, in all treasted, Sailor Blouse and Russian sizes from 2% to 17, and all with trousers. Clearance sale price $2.95 Venetables—Selling Price. California, yellow, { the original prices were de of fancy woolen the proper s, Double use Styl lickerbocker Boys’ $5.00 Suits For $3.85 fabrics, in stripes and checks. Some knickerbocker trousers, Four ted, Sailor Blouse and Norfolk Sizes from 2% to 17, at $3.85 ’s Suits That Were $20.00 to $25.00 For $14.50 We offer for tomorrow a particularly fine collection Men’s Suit pieces, newest models, all Wool fabri: hig h class in every way. Suits that Were $20.00 to $25.00. Now selling at....$14.50 WHEN you buy « ‘of shoes for your kite fs get the kind that con- to the natural shape ot herfeet, Edneators are the sensible and scienthe shoes. “They let the feet ow as they should.’ Exvmine a psit sod you will see how much better they are than the ordinary kind. Made for girls of all ages. WMade of all woo! We two pairs of rd ‘Styles, Double Breas fitd Russian Blouse “oa Look for that brand on the sole. three Ris* ORS ALL SAILOR HATS AND PANAMAS FOR MEN AT HALF PRICE. | SHAFER BROS. and Arcade Annex Whole Block Long Raymond & Hoyt 1406 Third, Between Union and Pike BABIES SUFFER FROM SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES rrediately Which Soothes, nya, Al ‘ . . CORSET COVER AND SKIRT AND DRAWERS, it i sed “ . ith lace emt ery and beading; KNEE PETTICOATS AND ih 8 a te o " SMMRMMMMMRERRM SKS »| MISSES’ PETTICOATS, and HIGH NECK GOWNS, < * NEW ALTITUDE RECORD. * icks, n F eceves fir 1] tit 1 ruffles, Gar * Anke iy r 96 . dae ae ‘ " ularly at $1.2 $2.25, ked at 89c a garment Lelliott Brothers ts | » ELS w* neigh moving! picture | * “<2 The Season’s Best Waist Offering * D+ y Wet Vie wean G And $1.25 Tailored and Frait -=Permanent Prosperity Scandinavian American Bank tama oF ! Eas m2 rlest Plow, SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET | —rnira roo | a a Undermuslins deb Se STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1910. 5 Mark tt STRIPED DIMITY DRAWERS, ope: 1 m ruffles; COMBINATIONS, $I. 30% 75C€ Lingerie Waists Tomorrow Aethne Price GET THE HABIT 25¢ Turnover ie 25¢ and 35¢ Barrettes Benefited by Poslam, ols and Heals. ae ss and will not p $20.00 ionin $12.503 $12.50 Refrigerators $7.25 $6.00 Hose Outfit $3. 95; ond Ice Cream Freezer 95¢ thre paruen, Crops @. newly 1 Depart ient offers sev- ars on variot H OTORE : effect, After try eral timely specials in seasonable householk ies. The yin Ho of an- slam I saw an im ther carload of Dr. Perki to sell at reduced rates furnishes the feature rticulars below— “£e" |HERR FRANZ Pale ADELMANN f sweet, | used | $6.00 Hose Outfit, $3.95 e Refrig o 50-foot Section All-Rubber Gar t ma vith h = hestra will play at , i ood b \ P led interior, 7 complete with noz- ap wg! | Seng He a . high : Abe = $12.50 zie. Special for : : j Wednesday at ma a8 i The “ tid e HE No. 10—Ha ivanieed tron | ‘ 2 fa and he ined; 17% inches 4 inches wide and 50% partio-} aches high; value $15.00. Bale $14, 00 $1.85 Ice “ag Freez- x Co, Ow et er, « Co 3 hits from New York | Lightning Ice Cream Freezers, x a] Coot Comfort for Hot Days at steel frame, with heavy tin; one- quart size; regularly Special for Wednes- li be sent! pon re Labora eet, New $1.85. inches high; | "$15.00 | -95¢ Hard wor x, high- | Kill es Flies a me ga zed ire on With a faultless Wire Ply Kill- ae, a n ep, 24% er; kills but does not crush the nes wide % inches fly; a sure cure for the value ST. 25 fly nuisance. Each Embroidery Sample Strips Half Price nds of yards of fancy cambric and Swiss embroideries; all- -overs, gings and insertions to match, in many effective patterns; 2 to 10- xths. Sold only in strips Hotel Savoy Cafe Second Avenue. Is Only Attained tion of Thou bands, e yard leng This is true wl *r the earnings be large small; whether they Lot 1 at 10c for Values Ranging Up to 25c come to us as wages, salary, Lot 2 at 15c for Values Ranging Up to 35c Lot 3 at 25c for Values Ranging Up to 50c 6: Linen Handkerchiefs for | 25c Dutch Collar Pins for fees or Put aside a part earn Savings Account that brings 4 profits and put it where it will something—either in a Here's a lot of the latest novelties in Dutch Collar Pins at a very special price. Gold-filled, in all styles; set with arious semi-precious stones. These 25c Pins tomorrow at 15¢. First Floor, with bet c9 int all initials chiefa in at less than 10c Firat Floor per cent or in good bonds or mortgages To the ambitious and thrifty, no matter how small their pos sessions, the Scandinavian E K k I Set, See American Bank is always ready very noc Ss Stevens, the |= AMUSEMENTS eimai to extend the fullest tacilities JR B t | man who teaches Seattie Theatre ] of its banking service | a 00s how to dance. | Russell & Drew, Managers The small Business Man re | When an article is poor it hing every day and 4 Saturday. ceives all the accommodations fg} ?"t worth knocking. Tawrth and ine rx nen wi Company tn th it hi account warrants pre When it's good, every . on ae an . 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