The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR Ed dV C \ Act [AAA HARRAH RR = sta = > mr mund Vance Cooxe an Actor _; * HINDU TRAFFIC & WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE, * { ~f ) * age it ore) AS FALLING OFFIV| sev'acsts | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. ronniTong , DRY GOODS DR i * Water will be shut off to | : as Well as Poet, Says Critic’: ,,.*e',0!! seu ete? See elae ter ce 0k oon ‘ aioe * trict north of Green Jake * (iy United Pres.) = ; e # Sunnyside av, to Densmore av, #| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17 m | wene Tanks, Seattie Jhero and tnterpret it himself, the | % S| rhe tact that enly 86 Minds tnee 100 i C t f W. d M Rye Grama {to be revelation, WhO) we kkk ee eee ee ee erate Ww ard the Hner Mor ong oats ror omen an 18Se8 bays § ia not alive as much }molia when that vessel arri 1 t an ever let him hear Mr TAFTS QUIT BEVERLY Preloved tw. ihe Anti aniotie: tn ‘. P ns the effect on old and young Three thousand .sch ni ica Gudiaiain tornian eaale ob Sout rice ecia y a . v T don't k w hov widely hi wa 1 a t ‘ 5 5 a ’ rants from this port bas had ite . SOE BY CHARLES EUGENE BANK®.| books are read. But if they are not| Taft's auton as It started to | Stteot N OFFERING of unusual interest thi cimbracing models Edmund Vance Cooke is & recog) familiar to all now they will be,}day for New York with the pret bl and 14 i] 100 nized poet, How many h ecok| He is not a singer for a day, but dent, Mre, Taft, sister, Mra, Th ultable for street, motoring and general wear-—about nized his oxquisite ar r?}a musical prophet, He ia not a/K. Laughlin, jr, and Miss Helen| Prosser,—Com upon an mute garments in all I witnessed his three sentimental optimist, not a fear | Taft as passenger mobile in a turn road, & hor in Seattle, twice at Arcade hall and) surcharged pessimist; he ix a pu that had we a away from Materials are kerseys, broadeloths, novelty mixtures, basket Sunday afternoon at the Y, M. C. A. | hearted, common-sense, high-souled| The coal mines of the world | nearby biackemithy was #o fright ? a = i : Mr. Cooke is an excellont figure! jover of Lite employ 3,172,110 workers. ened that It dropped dead weaves and diagonal Coats are 54 and 56 inches long, some Sl gl sh Ahi mea full satin-lined, others lined to waist. Plain-tailored models are in- le i Obt ive et compelling " ' eae tea tee oe ard, | {f= = = , or cluded—also braid-trimmed styles. Coats with storm collar, and y ’ Aside from the great Willard, I have never seen an actor who had more delicacy and yet power in his rioclag hens. eet lle YOUR LAST CHANCE TO WIN of uttering his thoughts first hand | But Willard has the advantage of i se gl 100 PRIZES ing of the Valued at $9,850—To Be Awarded Winning Contestants in EILERS WORD CONTEST i many of the popular plaid-bac k effects Sizes 14, 16 and 18, and Women’s sizes, 34 to 44. Very Strong [ $19.50 Values at masts se 1 Floor, In his perform Special Offering ‘ false « ta ‘ i D » by le , ° ’ ° 4 fro ot from withot If you ha t already submitted a list, don't let another day go by with: W d M 8) P D Th from within, nt E ts the @a out staring one. Better still--sit down at once and begin yours right now. omens an ISSes ne-iece Dresses ee Te ous Pee abil You stand just as good a chance of winning as any one, and surely these mag- stauffen, ard James : Whitcomb ||} es tare oe ie, Bae Riley, in his portrayal of the quaint! Hoosier folk, manifest the sa Quisite obliteration of self. excels one in love, and the nificent prizes are Worth a little effort on y the instructions carefully rin HERE ARE THE PRIZES $25.00 Tn Crepes de Chine, Prench Voiles, rich Messalines, Taffetas, dramatic construction wh ' of merit, 02 Prise ‘ ' $1,000 Kreti Auto-Grand Player | And then, in order ROT shee , : gig Bee one is Introd | ae + yer | credit Certificates, ranging in value from Eoliennes and fine French Serge ut the key their art is tt ak coo ; é . 3 . : same—aincerity aid Prone. Kinbet Ooty Orne | Colorings, Light-pray, Reseda, Tan, Light-blue, Pink, Rose, Speaks the Truth. Piano. 4 HOW TO WIN—Contestants are required @ | Snuff-Brown, Navy and Black > Sooke $5 " “Art Btyle Up | to make Hats of corre , ; arent ot high ordec Mr. Cook ant. Prize—$500 Ellere Sty ed Be pores the te Becomingly trimmed with handsome embroideries, braids and ures in the Today. He loves his 4th Prize—$150 Diamond Ring and $180 pode Rp MAB ge FE ong te silks. Skirts are dra ind modified, narrow-cut models : enemies too well to fear th He Piano Purchasing Certificate gpeten roi , " ‘ , f 7" rect words, following Me ls appropriate for street, aft Ao nd evening wear are i speaks Truth, and 0 Sth Prie—elld Gold Watoh and 8160 | {fore civen below, will be | GR, s appropria reet, a ern na id evening wear are our hearts and blush far ourselves Piano Purchasing Certificate orize of a eupord Kr AutoOrand Player inclhuc Very advantageously pee edat$ 00. heanedt weaie i He spesks Truth, and > 6th Prize—$75 Sewing Machine and $125 | Piano valued at $1. The other prises RE ER es LIE SA ES NOE AOS ig ee = ne. ‘ Piano Purchasing Certificate Will bo awarded according to merit, as given R e e speaks : h and $128 | below solve to forget cre a Tth Prize 0 Solid Gold Wate and become intellee’ sp Piano Purchasing Certificate There is positively no catch about It ecora ive askKets 0 anc raw an able Sth Prize—$65 EMPRESS Malieable | simply ke a8 many words as you can Should Edmund Vance Cooke con Range and $100 Piano Purchasing Certif | and submit your answer any time before clude to write a play of modern | close of the contest, character, it would glow with Life Should he write himself into the INSTRUCTIONS 2 eee FIRGT—The authority to be used is Webster's International Dictienary, and ne NEW PORTRAIT OF | word not found tn this dictionary will be counted. | SECOND—No names of persons or plurals are to be used i A BELOVED QUEEN THIRO—In any one word, do not use a letter more times than {It appeere in the two iH —_—_—— | words, “EILERS PIANOS 1 ‘a, | FOURTH—Two different spellings of the same word may not be used, and words Ht spelled the same way, but having different meanings, may be used but onc FIFTH—Make out your tlat of words in alphabetical order tains at top of first page, sign your full name and address House, marked “Contest Manager”; also state whether you b what make SIXTH—All answers must be fn our office or bear postmark not later than 6 o'clock } of October 18, 1910. SEVENTH—in the event of @ tie occurring between successful c © will be considered and prises will be awa he fewost mistakes EIGHTH —The decision of the judges is to be f Wicker, Priced Exceptionally Low HE Art Needle rk Section announces a very special ‘offer- ing of useful and decorative Fancy Straw and Wicker Bas- kets—including Work Baskets, Hanging, Floral Baskets, Jardin- iere and Wood Baskets—at prices decisively less than usual. In the bungalow type of home they can be employed to especial advantage, furthering the decor ¢ scheme effectively at little cost. Colorings are appropriate Autumn tints of green, brown and rel On sale at four specially-low prices— 50c $1 .0O $1.50 Some N otion Suggestions: rt com : it to Eilers Musto ve @ plano or organ, and pumbe ovtants, noatness to the persone and who any members cf their families, are NINTH—Employes of the Etlers Music How : he hot eligible to compe T there it in entirely « Invisible | Hairligt Hair “Bayonet Point” Hat Remember, contest closes October 18, 1910. | 2 cards | Crowns, with comba, Sx th nickel nlaled bat Start your Ilst at once, and when completed mali or bring to Ellere Music House, Seattle, | dnc pal I . j Wash., marked Vassar” Mercerized Bind- | box 2 CONTEST MANAGER—DESK 3 ing Tape, in pink, blue, ja _Kirby-Bea s-plated | i per and tan, 1Sc t t Pins, with needle | with wood handles, 2e5 Start your list today and win one of these magnificent prizes. Warren's Removable Col 8, 10 lar Stays, for wash waists, 5c Queen Sle set in black onl a nh ae es ee, Sc pair | A Representative ive Display of Fashionable Dress Materials For the tailored suit, the street dress, the simple evening frock, the elaborate costume—for tailoted and dress waists—the Silk and Dress Goods Sections offer a wealth of suggestions, the present showing] embodying practically every weave of assured vogue for Fall and Winter wear. Sresninell are: SHORT-CLIP ZIBELINE, 44 INCHES WIDE, $1.50 | I {PORTED BOUCLE SUITINGS S, 50 INCHES WIDE: YARD—A beautiful, velvety-finished fabric, in black, myr- YARD—In chic combinations of black and brown and tle, wine, wistaria, navy and brown } black and blue | Buccessor to D. 8. Johnston Co. QUEEN WILHELMINA. Eilers Music Bidg, Third and University—Stores Everywhere This is the first “official” photo graph of the beloved ruler of the Netherlands taken in seven y and has just arrived from Hague. It shows the passing « her first delicate youth and the de velopment of the mother BURLAP SUITING, 55 INCHES WIDE, $1.75 YARD BELGIUM TAILOR SUITINGS 8 INCHES WIDE b J ° brown and black | and olive mixtures. A 12-ounce fe ica high q 46-INCH MESSALINE tions, in pink, light-blue, maiz FINISHED PEAU DE CYGNE, $1.50 YARD—A superior qua ¢, champagne, ash-rose, old-rose, porcelain-blue, mid-gray, navy an The Regal Steel Range $29.00 The Regal Stee! Range has body of Wellsville blued steel, asbestos fined flues, drop fire-door, arched oven top and plain nickeled trimmings Tt is thoroughly well-constructed and finished and can be depended ont@ give satisfaction in every particular Price, with oven 14x18 inches, $29.00. With oven 16x18 inches, $31.00 With oven 18x18 inches, $33.00. A very extensive line of Coal and Wood Heat: ing Stoves is displayed, including the famous Beckwith Round Oak Heater for which we aré sole Seattle agents for gowns or »id-brown, BASEMENT SALESROOM Millinery Materials at Low Prices FINE SHOW AT THE MA-| JESTIC THIS WEEK— SEE IT FREE There is a misspelled word in one of the ads on the classified page of this issue of the paper. To the first, three persons phoning this error to our telephone ope (before 6 p. m. or after 8 a : we will give a free ticket to the Majestic theatre. Find the word. TALKS ON TEETH By the Regal Dentists KEEP YOUR OWN Teer “Keep your own teeth as you can” —h often you hav heard this ad You have often been told t e teeth or plate were a ¢ of annoy ance; that ta lace, irritate the gums, etc., ‘ou have neard | unsanitary | they are and how even the finest bridge wor wed food to sec under the tee and you heard the truth. By Our Method we do away with and or bride First Floor, Anne® A Few Characteristic Furniture Values First Floor, Annex tee WORKING out their own ideas, many women are finding the varied displays in the Basement Salesroom Untrimmed Millinery Section full of helpful suggestion Che range of styles and prices.affords wide latitude in making the selection one has in mind, Excellent values are represented in the following: Ivet Shapes, in small l-brim effects, $2.95 k Felt Hats, in mushroom and small | $1.4 mus! m are indicated in a new ay lark-re 1.75 an st ful Black Ostrich Plumes t ¥ tyles, at | in 18-inch lengths, at $3.75; and in 22-inch Feathers and Aigrette nt k and many colors, from 18¢ t¢ large, | IRON BED, SPECIAL, $3.65—This RON BED Red illustrate! ‘Special, From the Linens and Domestics Section : ey rae) ae al + table Rocker, with roor ol le on } P oe of ae 0x80 GRAY MIXED 36- INCH BLEACI KIMONO FLANNELETTI i I ! 1y roll f 1 pa and very ors and may ‘a ( FING KE ED MUSLID PECTAI T¢ YA! D An «¢ lot, cor eat and higt haped panel” back attractive: ia shown in $4 and full el @ is 4 ¢ . . patter it PECI P, . ¥ Cant atterns, Som ; xt old at |8@ YARD ost ala ‘ led on dg } 64x80 A | fa for- [thousand yards in all—| (4x80 ALI-LINEN LADIES’ FREDERICK & NELSON) “= i INCORPORATED weer Sepbeepigeta easyer get hg a rr pose eg Pp gy ety Be t rchase at mill cost, | good ality, free f | 1 4 MAIL é I q all-linen kind ce them ex inds 10 | q, | pecial man Clot full hen ORDERS his w 1 a cer and mi We give a nh guarantee with cy page 5 [OARREN GST all work at the price | FILLED REGAL DENTAL OFFICES. 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St. |