The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1910, Page 5

SS Oe eS ee ee ee THE STAR--FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910. Wilton Lackaye Makes Hit by Clever Speech, as Well as With Play, at The Mcore There were Seat ota all Sielil tain speech ie Rae s ight, the act being fre writer of ( “Meveland Me wen, the. wellrounéer fp “Stillest perseverance were our countenance of a Wilton Lackaye Beats Wesat really to, bave the! / success; nat dislocation and alteration— game conside snarl ors ona /) could they be avoided.” lly actor an countered, 0 Seite) | s | : THE EVOLUTION gon't go out % for the spee wt 4 j , nT ~ Se will give Just a @ sixt ‘ : OF ANY BUSINESS FROM MEDIOCRITY TO A BRILLIANCY NOT ONLY POTENT BU? Playgoers on this Coast : SO APPARENT THAT HE WHO RUNS MAY READ IS SOMETIMES ATTENDED BY ae the pan : : MISGIVINGS ON THE PART OF THI RONS OR SUPPORTERS OF THAT BUSINESS, IT IS, THEREFORE, DUE THE PUB HAT THE NEW MANAGEMENT GIVE AN ACCOUNTING OF ITS STEWARDSHI IT IS PECULIARLY FITTING THAT WE DO SO AT THIS TIME, A FEW DAYS B gE OUR AUTUMN OPENING, WHEN THE NEW MANAGEMENT TOOK OVER THE MacDOUGALL AND SOUTHWICK STORE, IT RECOGNIZED AT ONCE THE POSSIBILITIES OF THIS STORE AND THE OP- PORTUNITIES OF SEATTLE. TODAY OUR ENTHUSIASM IS GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR FONDEST HOPES FELL SHORT OF THE REALIZATIONS OF THE PAST FEW MONTHS. OUR REORGANIZATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED, THERE IS NOT A Be infered from ye This par-| SA ; WEAK SPOT ‘TO BE FOUND. play between . | e ° . . . - Seaky young man. wi! dl : Notable, indeed, is the accomplishment of one of our self-promised undertakings, which manitar " *|- 7 ’ hther and orthodox views on “big | pre to ita own viewpoint, he au Gthar a ; was to get rid of every dollar’s worth of old goods. We have done that, and today our rom his er he ' done bis litte par h ween ¢ 4 t »} i i i i i n| ward narrowing the yawning sea tle , mammoth establishment is brimful of merchandise, and all of it new. the a of « and convincing, ar i e artist. Ruby Bridges and Doug-| IN SELECTING OUR NEW FALL STOCK WE HAVE BEEN MINDFUL OF THAT SELF- Wood play the leads ve Loo make _ EVIDENT AXIOM, WHICH PROCLAIMS THE FACT THAT ONLY “THROUGH QUALITY Waturesome charact te , dy relict 3 : s ” ae o . NY Giibe matches on him during the |ten portrait, of Svengali, wpa th “5 CAN PERMANENT SUCCESS BE OBTAINED.” rTHE FOREIGN CENTERS OF FASHION setivn of the play just naturally get | Lackaye i better in th He @ rather good-|, ca clcencrten a bed ate : AND MANUFACTURE HAVE SENT US THEIR BEST, AND WE HAVE TAKEN ONLY THE whole buenos Luray : BEST FROM OUR OWN MANUFACTURERS hen makes eve ees 27 cessing ten milton Daughter of Indian Woman IT IS NOT ONLY OUR INTENTION TO MAINTAIN “THAT HIGH STANDARD OF fee foubled waters of Fast Side . | Dons Sa . > > . . >. . —_ > TTT ities conditions W Sa ed Se EXCELLENCE” WHICH HAS BEEN AN ACCEPTED ATTRIBUTE OF THIS STORE, BUT, Mies” Atver the pian nen ho 4 attle | Jailed WHENEVER POSSIBLE, TO IMPROVE UPONIT, AND SO IN FUTUREIN EVERY HOUSE- BN toa arrene te eee Put in Jail for Talking With) wae Sak Sue 06 Seba bad HOLD THESE WORDS WILL BECOME SYNONYMS: The mes around millions like the Jap, Her Story Wins) Potic Judge Gordon promptly feta us juggle car fare. The au-| fied the coming ott oioet ts Gam Wethane te Police!’ arin nt Efficieny-MacDougall & Southwick —auatity Piay Is impartial With a dignity and grace to EY ws a vasy felsutedan teunn Seaver, dana ee Tg| whom he did not know, asked her APROPOS OF THIS, IT IS WORTHY OF NOTE THAT OUR NEW YORK CONNECTION Hews of capital and “ator ee ies |pincess. Angeline (and & grand: |trolman Davia, seeing an wnaccom IS JAMES McCREERY & COMPANY—A STORE WHICH FOR HIGH QUALITY STANDS h. Sealth. Bal he poeta t yembosaible to) whom Seattle was named. siood.in | arrested here . UNRIVALED IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD. YOU CAN REST ASSURED, TOO, THAT reform pending 8 onde mnt. first time I was ever JAMES McCREERY & CO. HAS NO CONNECTION WHICH IS NOT THOROUGHLY IN £ ot vin places & wrong ae: ees every day and keep my 13-| KEEPING WITH THEIR OWN HIGH STANDARD OF COMMERCIAL LIFI nversation with a Japane ; om Jackson st. near Sixth ay “gp are p say It.) LEST YOU FORGET, WE WOULD REMIND THAT WHILE THE CLASSOF GOODS ed jaughter of the Indian maid |*!! [¥- life 1a the hich bears WE SELL IS OF THE HIGHEST, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS REASONABLE. IT IS OUR home in the foret ae . Sie Words of the millionaire hinwent | We : ee te ees cline, | remember BELIEF, BASED ON AN EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS, THAT ECONOMY THRIVES n the smal oe vente ; aes ie bere by a ; eicomrete BEST WHERE THE GOODS ARE THE BEST. THEREFORE, WE SAY WE ARE SERVING ihre fun to love humanity than It | nee eae le ae oe ee | ALL THE PEOPLE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE WHEN WE SELL THEM ONLY SUCH ist le up s eo au 0 | ve . ‘ te maccen iS rmkine car sacs : 3 cons Angeline in a police court re GOODS AS ARE OF RECOGNIZED MERIT. RESPECTFULLY, £< a. SY fg MANAGER. The MacDougall & Southwick Company 1025 Third Ave., Cor. Third and Spring = a the a ; Y ‘! - ; fae es iy The Credit Starts Saturday, October 1st : 5 iia | ee i J] Store for Women AMUSC MENTS. xe policy of this store allows ‘¢ : ; e any selection you wish HEATER gm oo fone phalelaieg M Clever Styles “ye + ips 4 in Shoes . : schell that-ahe would bo ca ml or Tallored Suits ie Benson Home a20% a F i ‘SEATTLE THEATRE a ones (By United Press) THE BATTLE necd Leather addition to a very as $3.15 oe eee $2.15 $2.3 $2.00 Lois Theatre THE WOMAN IN THE CASE J ‘ Fe endship yest him $20, anc didn’t ce Sa8 a Bil ot tho Saattls © 80 ttle agents a the compl tment, \ ALHAMBRA THEATRE ves ae Barge gare hehe a " yl NS Ow aayaeaees | Grand Opera House “DESERTED AT THE ALTAR” “veh? ’ a | Bete Yells Too Much || OPEN | $1 now sad $ lw od x wll VAN Stee ST vening annie mememt » Alive Seats Now Setling YOU SELECT | ; = NOTE THE LOCATION at ounding \SEATTLE’S : yuntasuans fl | PANTAGES wears Unequated Vai Third and Spring | ee wees as omg», wih MALO alll | oat, [Sete en eke] UI umican Comene len ambling will be Law v h @ Hop | " +e eeeeeeeeee permitted