The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1910, Page 3

OTT! AND PASQUALI CORE HIT IN CONCERT at distinguished pair. It was not a jent Seattle heard ( eo of Se heavy program, but a good, popular ak pagne—thove OF © Ui had solo numbers paritone, and Pasquall by Mosart, and Pas famous through th< number, in 1] ling firet a f classic ba t s and then the songs wh oh, of b. | » thing the greate on- face r Grea ave . pom we out for N evening, Irish love Melba ¢ ith fine feeling and Bente last 8 wa Hetous piquancy galing so. The was enoored, The t Lee whok audit * of the all num from ete ake the tea, which wa nd “Come! ail, very th Just @ by Pasquall, Each . ung in that we commanded a double encore. And, segutiful tn its #we< by the Way, a number of the audi nor and pow were disposed (@ press the en Er esre ail hie’n, Scott! ts a » for demands far beyond the sing chap, a* woll as limits of good taste, It tx all right one and by the time he to be insistent, and to be enthu from alastic, and to get money's worth, but when a singer Is gractous | © enough on a long and exacting pro iT gram to grant a d je encore on »/any given number, no more should | be asked of him. Applause after » that point is reached cannot be classtfied as enthusiasm, but simply as gall Sang Two Duets. There were two duets, from Mo sart and Donixett! op . ras, respect of ee calibre of Pasqu hs ively The Don Pasqualt selection & new} Was perhaps the best exhibition of : reprtto would take on Wes Popular Program go the pragma: iareatine triumphs f Itechnical perfection given by singers durt Adams B carefully lab the he whole evening accompanied on poled plano pera te ee eee eee eee eenkkee ree MAN STUDIES DOMESTIC SCIENCE AT “U.” Hutchison has been assistant chef at fforts have at times been praix ebarity, and often consum Por five years Cl TMCA His« at times recarded ntal to be now regis domestic sctence at where he kneads the dough with sclentifie precision r the guidance of Miss of with his coed « ‘Hamme! ‘When throwgh with the know mee uc classroom, sined into A. members. he repairs to the Y. M practical test upon the Stee ee ee ee eeee eee eee Ralhlladiecrthadelhde Balbo col all daha Boake and his teat Samuel Gloor, a stud these days. What with | oo; pharmacy, have been grant imposed by the dean | o4 9 special amne and may con-| fegulaiing visiting hou te the ennté house op ery shape dug up trom hi put fear of in «| faculty ire bulletin tsxued by the faculty “Students af » not} wil r work} schemes for bry ithe various ukaves withou pelied to graduate by re |be asked the faculty made the |" fe that faculty rule Has been violated. No. 2 No MUSEUM 1N PARK. factory, according gram from J. C. Olma park ex | commini ord as recomme rd grant no 7 He wtomment upon “brother | for fcuses. It is known, These wonderful bargains are but one more demonstration a our ability to sell first-class tools at savings so great that will be co: d to make this your tool store Howselioid 29¢ | he Keen Kutter ( teed Hammer 49¢ 18 Stillson L4inch Pipe Wrench — Soe 5 Keen Kutter Guaranteed Smoothing Plane .. a gh. 59 7 Football Togs Toy Specials Se Best Quality | Overstocke Greatly on Pas any 18c $5.00 Seeace Cates : ro C | Suite Sc mi rt Foot gles 19¢ ol 9 Qiec ¢ ne Bohm | $2.00 Head Mouth Hare. 1Qo $1.98 “$1.89 DINNERWARE REOUCED. al open stock HOUSEWARES &¢ 20¢ Fry Pan—Always Cold Han Tumblers—Pressed Dinner Plates— English Dinner Pla bd Tc 25¢ Clothes Line (-foot Strong i¢ ton ¢ the 15c Bracket Lamp—With No. 2 mney and #inch ea 63c THE STAR—F RIDAY, O€TOBER Lay Murder of Nude Girl to Gypsies (My United Press) COLGATE “FIDDLER” TAYLOR NAMED FOR GOV. BY TENN. DEMOCRATS | Okla, Oct, IdeeA and also one hand that were mis jing from the body have been hid den in a deserted mine near where | the body was found, and searct are now digging in the old tunnels jin the hope of uncovering them SENATOR R. L. TAYLOR, No identification of the body has Nominated by the der 10 | heen announced a8 Yor I H atin and atate convention of Tennessee in and dress wear, in black the hope.of beating the Fort Smith, Ark.—-Forty-three , bileans and independent were hurt fn a wreeh and colors; trimmed with crate, He will hold on to his Louls and Ban Francisco yesterday train here atorial seat until elected gove TWO VERY USEFUL SPECIALS WITH INTERESTING PRICES FROM OUR CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT SALE Denk tered oak polished in Ladies’ of quar highly golden col ar partments writing matertals and or Large awer and inside for Change of management $6.75 sale price se es DRESS SHAPES t | lessons ~ eS AN Lib meee the We shall have another Jot of these fine Dress Shapes ready Se bn malcony for tomorrow's selling; and undreds every Corsetry ere, giving { throughout A visit incurs no obli day. “Big and medium sizes, covered with black ‘natin, black ave and demusied 1 " brocade and white witk. The very newest shapes which } Similar to gation whatever to -pur manutacterer expected to get three Pre cone 1, “ ing the grace and beauty ty dollars apiece for are @ tomorrow at as 69 of the La Grecque Cors Change of manage ment sale price oaly SMW, IVE Go, YOUR FACE? | SOME FACE DEFORMITIES, NATURAL AND ACCI- DENTAL, THAT ARE READILY OVERCOME BY OUR CHIEF SURGEON OF THE VIENNESE DERMATOLOGICAL INSTITUTE The following changes that turned Symmetry than is the Deformity into illustrate better ness into Beauty, pictures Hor 14, 1910, STONE, FIGHER Co.,, Second and University STONE, FIGHER CO. Second and Univereity Hundreds of Charming Autumn Hats Millinery Store do j gg eh The Milling is doing the proverbial “land-office bu There are two reasons, the anned igh Cols first and the biggest being that the Hats are perfectly charming ind the second that the prices are are bla for murder of t lower than one expect girl who led body wae found yesterday in a creek neat Very great economies have been brought about by buying in huge quantities for the three Stone here ent held Fis Stores c ddit \ } It t t “ s today feturned @ verélet ‘of ier her Stores, and in ad lition many fine shipments of H have come to us at prices far below the a market. Tomorrow we shall offer these same fine groups for sale, and women who have Hats to buy It in believed the severed head will profit greatly These three groups will be found unusu: it tive Group 1 Trimmed Hats, fe wr street quills, tapestry furban Hats, F silks and satin Picture Hats Hat and Bell-Shaped | included, at aa BISHOP rk at the Lewis Madam Lyda Petrie idery we re} DISTINGUISHED Suits for Women At $24.50 Special Purchase and Sale of Women’s Coats ta 4, silk } the yored ts Full K the < se $24.50 $19. 75 ARR RRA Cutest Garments Imaginable for Little Boys and Girls wand wiser adm ; rn A y doubled. Our people sudd ] 4 that mothers like to and we gathered a sbipload! people suddenly Knitted Wool Suits Red Cloth reper I eggings, Spee ye These are as popular a8 ever pe ty Domes baa Some of the newer styles est Saxony wool; in red have collar and cuffs of black gray or white; sizes up t sleik oe poayaiik ei ae year $4.50 ge nl $3.50 Knitted Wool Sweaters ¥. EL Vv E T he fe} A TS ~ wen which wears indefi- va mar sizes up to 6. $2.75 * t F riced fr $4.50 ad han $1.50 to $3.50 —_ Girls’ “Co-Ed” Sweaters GIRLG’ AND MISSES” | ' 5 the popula COATS Meavy Wrinkles Over the Eatire A Bir These have pm ar ro t fr 6 Face Remove at the bott nd afe of trom § So ot ate @ own on h re : t in the ffs and pocket $2.98 section Boys Reefer Coats pron ef p " ' I } Seuatnae of the Faee Ra Simple, Painless Opera by « A Broken, Flat Nose Bridge Made Straight, Outing Flannel Gowns | Cocoa Brush Door Mats Are Specially; Warmer Underwear Priced for Seterger’ s felt hid Floor for Women | ae _Memen t te that tl 5 be It ¥ of note that the Out ; W pla a t hav ng Fila own t are } w. The saving 5 nted i ne ql but i ga mmate skill of unusnal length; even the tallest { t th rk t M ar nest makes are w . I find that the i Cocoa Door Mats for re et fitting, co r tha absol 1 “15 oa Door Mats for t sigalg i 9100 Ohaen Gaeh hake c garr such as we de mr y ‘ i" i ell, since they give such te tt j FURNITURE POLISH 1 satisf Tonight A Double Chita Kottirely Corrected. Roman Nose Siraightened the Mab nd ked { ( t I Pe prenayet of cer Pi Over ing wind Me Went and r 1 b Sa 1 re that are extra good values. Tn some of © person was 64 from thnidit 1 ed yok , 1Y omen bbed Cx Unior commen wh fre t that ontia e that v with t nic ° . I ; & 8, ankle length. Just we $1.25 | 14 pr r garment fc ly fall Othe 1 $1.00 1) ze Mf) I 1 i « 1 0 h ‘ 1) whe office Is loce ployed Japan INSTITUTE THE VIENNESE LATE with JOHN H. WOODBURY | Suite ISHER(O. DEATTLE TACOMA EVERETT THE STONE.