The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1910, Page 5

of the supre affecting the ifleation will be mat portion of the | iy fall rains and 22-inch size, » price $1.85 “ (Posed by Georgie Laurence, one of the Fall Hits in New York as Carrie in the H. ®. Harris Production, “The Commuters." Mtnoh ive: oAti ork e $2.00 Wood Lined iene | NELLIE WEARS A SMILE. “OOH! OOH! THAT MUST BE “NOW SHE CAN TEASE HIM.” “YOU NEEDN'T THINK SHE'S! |) ; PIP ‘ iar « 6-inch, sale price ide Sa inem Discard *! BILLY.” NOT AWARE.” ve PIPE, best grade, regular x 28-ine h. ale price 95« Immemorial Queues, &/ When frost ix on the pumpkin im) “Ooh! Ooh!” she says, as if she, And now she has Kid Billy at ea mi ueedn't think Miss Nelli¢ of a joint, Tuesday | is I ws, 10 INGTON, D. ¢ *| Sweet ty wears a 1 s that tatat be Bitty, tyl tek well mid the bustie| Wha s tile pumpkins turn FIRE SHOVEL, small size, Tuesd —Bacement Haing * smile ring a s ing in favor */She knows the autumn-parlor! He u © find her sitting on the/So many f been | fs ar ° e queue Ww . ‘ nights are coming ate " | Bisister to Wash | They've fot the summenpark-| Of enings in the summer, That @ belonged) Fo iy prea S Ips ee § us Ins eplained how nights beat a mile, or the asprin to te take that « Riad a ofa pillows strew her 1 She leada bh An t ~ 3 cobweb—no,| He seemed untamed and restiess| | Some » ies ’ 3 bd bd | * ° T.. oes ‘hise te emned untamed es | *| P been put In perfect! it ian't fair to hint she’s set a} But new she has him to her he s s * self, alone | ! z New sweet and homey a#|/ And she can tease or please him, | She ney . parlor throne nh o ® 4 4 M4 pd official It is not the price, but what the price obtains, rate custome to #|°U him and they con G d 0 F l f | d tured and then shot. Villain stab h k | ' R | . . ° b : ; « * bed by subs t ¢ 3 VE , 3, id | — a wise rand Opera all 0 B 00 bed by vooeeaventiy | that makes value! Reductions in price, but none ‘ | “Yep, at W * How * * Cy 1k dolelilidieieitel Ha rate | d Th d I I Vi . ” Caray Heroine dece one in quality here! " - / ni . of her lovers and in stabbed by ’ bd DTHIS ERRAND; | aip to that coats Lav's ace th er--Is It Vicious: :;, LD AS BURGLAR =» Fitagerald, a mar 6 on rn if 18th av. and Howe s fe the marke! Saturday Pretty nifty igeataloon first. Now| there. Got a wi charged with burglary.|* "ew pi met a friend at the | Ore aad bis errand went | eet of this scrape Mil amain declared Fit AMERICA eel oneal i Five-acre chicken ranch posh to ny kir Man and n the coat guy ‘or h? h me Some Got it beat to that acre and con rs for a mo pew He lighted somebody'd Taste's a | because it is patront Summer Nights Are All Right, But--Oh, You Parlor Evenings! THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 53, 1910. 5 Autumn Autumn BY W. G. SHEPHERD ArxcPotgall /eMtiwick Co. SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET Opening This Week Opening This Week | Wood Heaters Specially Priced price 44 price 4% FANCY STOVE BOARDS 16-inch size, 18-inch size 20-inch size * price 5 » price $1.2 + price $1.50 26-inch le 8-inch, sale $2.75 Bedspread, $2.25 Les Huguenots —Hero rine die and her 12\c Dress Percale, 10 Ry ches ” ity Satin-Fir full yard wide, light or d. 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—We have} I) Trovatere va races Pee 88 inches, heavy quality Satin-Fin- | Full yard wi ght ark Dress Per all had our fling at the moving plo | heroine takes p +e " Bedspreads, in a range of de 1 i ale , checks and neat fig- acter mu t & 4 ture shows and most of us have| Le Traviata mad; mt rendered our verdicts. pe ished on It finding fault with ¢ just about the same n politan. catast et x this was the history era last season CEN RANCHES AND FRUIT FARMS $10 Cash, eaanet $9 Monthly, Buys 4 > ed thi id into om gi ed and ready for use, Tuesday, cach | ures 10c yee ened, Tlic y Fle Flannel, for under- rf riy ecks and pl lnids, in Price, ea ‘7126 15c Pillow ae. 12¢ 106 Bleached Chidlicle. be ¢ 42x36-inch ; made a good q ndid = wear ize —Third Fivor. PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS lors and standard qual- 10¢ turns and ¢ Wagner Hat how about grand opera? | Probably you thought opera was naseallal and flawless, simply | sible. i’ by the “up Othell a are lav and commits su people are Lucia di Lam ” now for/ stabs her husband and dic« ‘ason that we broken heart Hero ‘mult with the moving pic Paust Heroine causes b wt. Too bloody brother's death, goes mad, murders t 1 after pail of blood t# spilled her child and dics Her lover is ightly on the stage at the Metro-| carried « Evil One He and if mistake, 65c Seamed Mik 58c al e 76x90 inches ; 5 1, heavy 1 Heavy nd ad muslin, v and mi But some er claawen staba b ound per yard Evening after evening ha at t ind of grim and raid death of grand op AS of ed to sult Good inp for You Here > and friends! ‘ion, Heroine de-! of ar es? 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