The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1910, 5 me =e Searching Houses Is Simply Fun for PARTY STARTS «(pts ttestteeees * * AT THE THEATRES o . | ~ A Nervy Burglar, Is Bill’s Confessi FOR AMAZON-: 2 ff Seattle eMacfjoudall | Seattle * Moore Dark 7 | urg ar, S$ Dils Confession # Grand—"'The Burgomastor.” | Agents | es = | Agents - | a ees . , * Seattico-—iaker stock company * | . is piLi, THE BURGLAR LOS ANGELES t. 22—Clom|& in “My Wife * Trefousse | Sorosis ‘The fun of playing P a moat: | ent Guion, mini rer and * Alhambra—Russell & Drew #| | 1 ay other fellow's chips ! in ba * vg in “The Cowboy * 31 | | Sh raking in the othe bo ir Gloves oes f enooping through a sembling the 1 * nd ind Rin of enconing shrug 8 [tembling, the metabore of and the Blot e SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET t something worth while, it's to the h no ators of * Dorothy Vernon of Haddon # | , 4 the bu ee dual expedition will leay in Hall * t ma ten port © October 16 and will t * Orpheum — lial Stevens and * \ “or on the dead, it's 2 hard job yrial jungles for at least &' vaudevitie *| \ of times finding things. Women The party will include Gut) w majestic Panteer brothers #| 4 ete te diamed funny, and they zon Borglum, the Amertoan #eulp:|® and yaudevi e i id trying to find a place tor * Pant D Poll go hare antages uphne Pollard and * . ee wh they can hide ' . pudev ile * fin es that sometimes the fel Pima: ih gil Ba nat le ms Z pag tm my Dusiness are buffaloed |vate wehoo! on North Broadway|* * * * take ake ee ee Here’e a funny thing. though, and fun across it time and again, | bal hide their rings and things fwith an address ————— GRAIN HANDLERS Ayer’s Pills GET INCREASE ilk Remnants, so well rpes regular monthly sale of Dress Goods and known to the women of Seattle who avail themselves of its opportunities with stich enthusiasm, begins promptly at 8:30 Friday morning. Inasmuch around it and sling n close p : Be cetnes ‘ad 0 taneeiel : . as this month’s accumulation is the largest ever placed at our disposal and be , ten | we det 2 6 tant PORTLAND, Sept | N A Fabri Rye pergge Grain handlers d by three g for the F, composed “ful lengths of New Autumn Fabrics. ) hink of touching | n har 1 jg ing for the most part composed of useful length F 5 4 e would ever think of touching | I pg J I é | ub mt it crant}# Our patrons are likely to take increased advantage of the September Sale. It ‘Theres no a ; oer (includ ; ‘ ‘ an hour | include fo y th for which the went ite jon strtke yesterday Remnants of Black Taffeta Remnants of Broadcloth equ ari y ‘ | Cordova, Alaska-—Governor Wal: | Remnants of Black Satin Remnants of Panama ter Clark and an official par : . " rat Remnants of Plain Taffeta Remnants of Wool Serge of look Remnants of Foulard Silk | Remnants of Henrietta kind of} Thes t tur i hen F c a | i | out the window, or you might hurt a chair into the next room. Bri 5 A VICTOR j Remnants of Check Taffeta Remnants o! alas Moet any noise will scare “Bili” | 1 (0 rings a Remnants of Colored Pongee | Renmants of Mohairs ae dome side of th upper righthand drawer, |drawer's locked, foreo tt with the | e to Y ou--Order Now Remnants of Natural Pongee amen « bear Same snert, becween linen und | hem being burglarproof, | ama pinto Bg Remnants of Fancy Suiting | —Wieet Pleer wader carpets, be Mowe; 181 sveey-aiues tm the basteee bese | on inokne der whan bo's yaeea, in china ca tures, in stoves time—in fact In a! Here's a little tip. Almost every The Finest Talking Machine in the World. he Bees a high-priced dresser ran 8 a little drawer ruaning | Don't buy dr swith this kind fe. But it's @ graft to of wrinkle. They're a “sell.” And Th’s isa$100) Victor Housefurnishings: Some Reduced ‘ hes safes makes a these up. A stout screwdriver if you've got one already don't put VICTOR Vi. Metal | seer oe = oc tergp tis eset do the work. If the bigiyour valuables in it a : wih irraene All first qualities, despite the very little prices. wile ato your wall vi ete ¥ parte. 14) Daaak. ool Goid | Paraffin Wax; new form e so's it can't plated Plated | 1 NO ovens sogectenen } column | . $5.00 Suit Case “ A Te can leave your n no burgia: ' t it'd ta charge © sor of Fancy Embos for shelves; 10 yards to roll 5c, 10c, 15c .: Peettie ¢ tn Tetley’s 80c Tea, 59c Eureka No-Splash Water Filter; The “M Machines =e | © Celebrated Totley's In easy to atiach to any 1g | $9.00 Suit Case reduced tor ck . . (Friday) to $2.96. lar price , Paper; chem. ‘ ; 244neh; two pounds to # « , r 10) sheets to From 9 “ric 19 morning at c Strong Mop Sticks; red | handle. Friday 9c ay & Co. Nineteen Stores on the Pacifie Coast 3 Sherman THEATRE fein es sonatas Of those $25.00 and $27.50 = = | | Sample Fall , pp JOHN MASON | | || voce | FH SUITS) pe. The new models for Fall and Winter wear in Suits for men and young men, Topcoats, Cravenettes and Ovércoats have arrived at this great store—a display of the finest of Men’s Ready Tailoring from the most prominent houses in America, including such standard Ifnes as Chas Kaufman, Peck & Co., Schloss Bros., High Art, Garson-Meyer, and the famous Fitright brand Splendid Models From the Most Reliable Makers 915, 518 and $20 SAMPLE COATS Values up to $22.50 for— }} Mies wencowasrsar 1 y/ 8 5 | e | ALHAMBRA THEATRE | : g pular priced garment of the Mais’ 334 vad Some $25.00 values for— ]}} ast—one that has many imitators, all fai ul tyle, fit and wearing qualities $14.85 PTHE CownOY AND THe THERE made of broadcloth and novelty re amon ferteeee | LADIES’ SAMPLE ‘DOROTHY VERNON OF HADDON wy SUIT for Men and Young Men A. Bridge Special 500 ARCADE BUILDING Bod iS ee TAKE ELEVATOR Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday , } a : J is hand-r ne of the great tailoring | abl East s backed .by the broad | ares e. N son, having every good | 1 ALL CLOTHING PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FOR ONE YEAR FREE OF CHARGE ~NEW SINGER =" | SEWING MACHINES New Fall Overcoats Tho new lines include Top Coat New Fall Furnishings popular 7 Th atterns for the sea » Golf ¢ own at 4 at Shirts are in the fashi At A DOLL aor — LATEST STYLES, ALL NEW IMPROVEMENTS _ 66-1-9 W 7-15-30 & 27-4 SOMTHWHeT EE pascal |AT THE NEW WHITE OFFICE Overcoats of various lengths in sea oth « fn 8, and a = A. BRIDGE & CO LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST [ You Pron weno Se 7 ost First and Yeslee—TWO ENTRANCES—First and Yesler 1101 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER SPRING STREET Telephone Main 1525 Independent 955 TOKANE ve New White Machines Rented, $2 Per Month. Jeedles and Parts for All Machine ERS eee