The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR-—FRIDAY, terns 2 16, 1910. 5 INISTER, NOW AN ACTOR, (372: pica “NO DEFENSE ON PACIFIC PRAISES LIFE ON STAGE si: 5 0.0" (COAST.--REFORMS MUST COME} Tie MecDougall =< © AFTER: 7 P. M. ‘Saturday Sales i (Ay United Press.) formawhat le termed a deplorable WASHINGTON, Sept. 1A | | ¢o dition on the lack of compe ! ou WiC O “I find the stage very antic scheme for the entire reor-| tent army officers. The situa. | @ | 75c Flannelette Gowns 4c cantaton ofthe defense of the Pe] etrapecgrs gfe uta he | SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET | “ut? tui "a ‘oin fortifications to| Pi ig ggg UHINK patie ard tn beng consid:| , Alm at National Quard {ue atripen, with yok . t laplanned by the general sta A i iff clean,” says Rev. Dudley g HERE oF by the oneal stat ot |. py tu mth national The Best Boys’ Clothing immed be cart C. Fosher. the lack of prepared-| Members hope ta, ac SGOT Fmmmmmade | jn (By United Press.) - piish this Third Voor J VICTORIA. B. ¢ t. 18 € defense are oted in| DY creating a reserve whose mem \ Passepartout Pictures ate. the NN % 7 over| response to a resolution which Con-| bers, on retirement, will be given Many fathers and r yoye p / . Aytes “ite Captain Sato, arrived |#ree#man MeLachiin of Californta| @® honorable army discharge boy's sult or overcoat | “ je ” morning. On the voy. | mtroduced | courage re economy to do wo. But ts o snc b. ] General Leonard Wood, of non-com the sult begins to look shabby F urt : . | chief of staff, Inys the blame ‘ “ } pecial worn out, Have you had such an experience ‘ o elties, in Seat s’ clothing at lower prices than ours, t t n Vourth Floor " i ‘ “AN i 10 SKIN I BLES clarew that t ou fi Ng as good at lower prices. That's @ point we cannot | 12146 Pillow Cases 1 where she wil te * such permanent defens | eo 4 ¢ } hed . rns Brera dy , are of gh almost obsolete type 7 Biue Serge Salts $5.98 ERY ; ent ; aaaes Action of Poslam Is Rapid—Easy | i] = & r fr od . JUDGE BLACK to Prove What it cna Hospital Gete $2, papr ' am After 2 ' Will Do, {a meeting of the various Ortho. boy# 8 to 17 year antec _ Third Floor SPEAKS TONIGHT| ss ached at v6 podic honpital guilds this week, an made of good 4 fast color, {dm Casing Pies eT ee ‘o think,” says Mr, L.. J. Cooper, | nouneement will be made of ; i e Outir ann 8 e Jude W. W. Black of Everett, North Haven, Conn, “that I have! dition to the building fund 4. all w ned throughout; trous After 7 p. m., a Yard ab u femocratic cong jonal nomi-| been trying everything (to cure/the result of hte lawn ¢ full lined and cut full and roomy. Snow te O nee for the Firat Kressional div-|cetema) for 16 years, and now pom | sales and guild dud Former pastor of Chi- triet, wil lam haw done It. The first applica y tonight at the rog j The young ladies’ guild will also : wr’ meeting of the King. County tom stopped all the Kebing”” | annpuate at juan vals oe the: Aer Trouser S its $8.50 to [$25 cago church now a play- Democratic Club In Evergreen hall na remedy ts ava Uke! Wednesday in October, Donation ee eee Is 8 5 0 2 Elk Laundry Soap— it Silv ding grote nen > = A *\may be made to Misa Wilhe ser Suits, in After 7 p. m., 10 Bars 19¢ s . - a ‘itch nd aceomp 5| Phemeon’ Te 7g rn Bice gt | Af ay 1 } ‘. er in musical show. seo vapetly and PeRtily, rorya Terry av, and Madison | ver Ke, fa Bcote v4 | The Favorite Elk Laundry Pi ally no reason why such a | tte a8 models; 6 ewer) S808, | Soap; made to sell at So € Bar f. # should allowed to Montana Land. an veer | After 7 p. m. Saturday, 10-bars ‘ ecked, particularly as no one! SM. HL Welton, immigration agent | for 19¢ mises “pgp {is asked to purchase poslam with-|C. M. @ P. S. Ry,, 634 Henry build Overcoats $5. 00 to $15. 00 Abel : —Basement ” after w until th * om: /OUt firet obtaining and trying one /ing, will conduct Homeseekera to -_——_— ptic Water Glasses— : | The theatre - jof the free trial packages This | Smith River Valley, Montana, leay ter Weight ( Attar ‘f p. m., a Dozen (seer for ‘i |will be sent by mail to any one|ing Seattle Monday, September 19 tweeds, | Viatind Will Talk on Europe who will write to the Emergency | via the Milw 8:40am. Cal th in navy E Rov. Alexander Reers, who has| Laboratories, 32 West 26th st, New | for Information eee y Universalist rily intended for the ne, totter, | as of itch, all the New York Dental Parlors by the good . h * Incorporated. ‘as well a Re aa” Getatiee. po O14 WineT AVE. : pastor told «9 kin, rash, herpes, on ge Mier Scotland, last M lears the complexion, and A tights and sing > skin ta healthy con Fall fix ittle tots have a dec tyle of their own | Fall Counters and pleas ewter may t | this year, quite other seasons., Mot come see them. | a many in- es, such as eS ire mer ax o. ackage of pos They are very fascinating, and espectally so at our low price i rue well to re opared or usen, and wife tad myse ‘ hs. . ry CHILDREN’S COATS—OF novelty cloth d By \ I as th ular two-dol y cloth and | CUT our FAIRY DOLLS—In ted coating; made box style, double edo! si aves collar and self $6, 50 CHILDREN'S COATS—OfF black v very mruch. me 8 “And why sot? Ne Vuigarity Seen a in this m and # for sale as powder mixed in sw jeularly th Finish with ten stone. Owl Drug Ce ny all drugginte, Quaker Drug Co., d Raven Drug Co sheet a ted « ® ame as ADVERTISE WHAT YO! NAVY AND HAVE WHAT YOU ADVERTISN—We have never adverti» w prices as DOCTOR Lybrook Shanklin DENTIST Over People’s SHOOND AND nessa ah we were the firet | ttle (near 0 years HEAR BILE—Special tor Sat CATARGET GAME—The latest; ver fas inating CHILDREN'S HATS- “Ot velvet felt, beaver and sil “I have istrased that deafness can be cured.” — Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. fancy dress hats, | end of styles, $1.2 pede hs BONNETS. atest and corduroy, veivet “Fall ‘ilioery PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE co., Inc., Madison at Twelfth East 414; Cedar 414 —Thira © “fo oF Gold ¢ al § teed) r a BXAMIN AT! FREE r New York Dental Parlors HOWARD BLOCK barga $7.50 value: $5.00; $10.00 vatues for $7.50, r and let as how hese are bona fide AT THE wo N DER Besse Pine | eae Se * Guaran- teed TOMORROW Is your last chance to secure a Piano at a big reduction during the Second Semi-Annual Not the ordinary kind, bot that mt Extracting Free ] Paintess extract free when other work ts ordered Ye on the Dollar $0.00 Man-Tailored Suits, $16.50— n’s and M Clearance Sale ae sets 50 , bat at ] Used, Shopworn and Exchanged 3 PIANOS ‘Woo Women s Suits for $22.50—V Possibly you are skeptical when it comes to sales; possibly you $22.50 DOCTOR Lybrook Shanklin | DENTIST Hank, Second & Pike $16.50 S10. 50 are under the impression that prices have been doctored in order to $16. 50 permit of a reduction; if so, remember that we will give $1,000.00 in cash to any one who can prove that every reduction made dur- $9.45 $7.45 ing this sale is not below our regular established prices. PALACE MARKET 2nd Ave. at Yosler Now, as to the reason of the reduction, we want to say that every piano included in this sale has been reduced on account of being shopworn, returned from rent or exchanged as part pay- Meats and Poultry in the elty ment on one of our Player- Pianos. We still have several excellent bargains left, in prices ranging PRICE 65¢ The SPECIAL from $135.00 and up, and don’t forget that every piano is warrant- ed to be in first-class condition, and that a term of music lessons goes meee e § EEL) \ yy) \N ef a NS) NU with every piano sold. THIS AD FOR REFERENCE United Garment Mfg. Co. 21 Union Street Between Second and Third Avenues Terms to suit you, Push éjnne, Piano G 1315 Third Ave. Opposite Postoffice u Our prices also ple Both Phones 5 PALACE MARKET 2nd Ave. at Yesler