The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1911, Page 5

eee eee ee ee ee * * AT THE THEATRES, * 7 —_—— *) * Moore Maxine in * * The Inferior Sex.” * * Grand — Grace Cameron tn ® * “Nancy.” * & Seattie—"A Temperance * * Town.” * * Lois—Lewis & Lake company * . in “Running for Office.” * * Alhambra—Emma Bunting in * + a. * * Orpheum—-Vaudeville. * % Majestic—Vaudeville. * & Pantages Vaudeville, *! % Star—-Burlesque, * * * Oe At the Moore. Maxine Elltott is playing at the Moore for three nights this week, rhat sums up the Moore's offer ing in the way of entertainment till Emilio Gogorza comes, Thursday, to be followed by the rollicking deauties of “The Chocolate Sol- dier.” Plies Cured Quickly at Home Why Suffer Agony Any Longer When You Can Get.a Quick, Sure Cure for Your Piles by Simply} Sending Your Name and Address? Trial Package Is Sent Absolutely Free, in Plain Wrapper, to Everyone Whe Writes. 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For the audience which crowded the show house last} night were there to see the regal queen of comedy, The play in less talented hands would not have last ed the storms of New York and Chicago criticism, Maxine, with | the ald of a very competent com. pany, is the play For “The Inferior Sex” drags Maxine with Frederick Kerr, the very satisfactory leading man, are | about 95 per cent of | king. Just talking. | Part of the dialogue ts clever, 1 kept the house smiling, but there was too much of it and too littl But Maxine ts still beautiful, and was mistress of her part Jaat night And Kerr filla the part of a woman hating, luuxurydoving, gruff Bng-| lshman perfeotly, O. B. Clarence, | who plays the valet, does an ex cellent bit of character acting. There ts no flaw in the cast, And Maxine is still Maxine, At the Lols. If the approved method of “Run ning for Office” Is not carried out in the play of that name at the Lois theatre this week, remember that the Lewis & Lake shows are bur lesque comedies. Wherefore the Lois play ts a lit-| tle different than the 100 or more candidates for councilmante honors will find by tho time election day comes round. It serves, however, aitie bill of vaudevill sult him self, He out-Alexand Alexan der yesterday when the new weekly spread was served, It's one of the strongest bills ever shown at the Pantages theatre, From mulliga tawney to marshmallows there tsn't & ang. Hanion, Dean & Hanlon pry off the lid with a great line of Acro batios and they are followed by Y & Hil, din ra of Yo calics, parodies and ly One of the best bits comes along when four young women and two men pull music from coffee grind ors, iamp chimneys, buse saws and alarm clocks, Perfect melody is drawn from a pipe organ manipu lated by ropes. Joseph and Louise Swickard keep up the average with wit and songs. The bill ts’ roally headlined by a monkey, mule and dog cirous, “Maud,” the unrideable hee haw, tore the house wide open —_-——_ | Retail Prices at Public Markets PIKE PLACE MARKET, eg as a splendid chance for making | -sm local cracks, and the crowd eats ‘em up. in comedy work. Miss Lake has @ bunch of good songs. There is a| i,’ big chorus, At the Orpheum. ‘The management of the Orpheum | | theatre may plume itself upon of- fering the best bill of the season| this week. Starting off the New Year in this promising fashion, the regulars at the vaudeville ahrine ard to be maintained. Comedy sketch efforts are usual: | ly sad enough affairs, but there are two on the bill this week and| both In the blue ribbon class, Odd- ly enough, each has « male person! named White at the head of it | Porter J. White and a company of two have “The Visitor,” one of the |; strongest bits of real acting that) bas been seen here. ‘The other White fa our old col-| 3 lege friend Clayton. He and Marie Stuart are still the heavy comedy! screams in George Hovart’s sketch, |? “Cherie.” It is related that Broad-| way stood for this offering for many repeats. It went heavy last night.) In spite of his start with must-! cal (7) glasses and the spotlight, one Parahley made a big finish with | ragtime offerings on a mirasiba bell | § outfit and two encores and five bows, Borani and Nevaro, gym-| pasts, went well and closed very| nicely with a trick doggie. The Victoria Four, singers, have a neat} learn where to hide thelr hands, will pass very well them. Hugh Lloyd and a pretty] girl assistant evored and the plo e ture machine obliged. The only weak spot on an other-|» wise cracka-jack bill is Chas. M. MeDonald and two girls who ald and abet him in a poorly managed clogging act. At Alexander intages. Pantages usually | prides himself on framing his Se-| Gertrude Jones, standard of value-giving. Values up to $10.00 now. Reduced. Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to $3.75 now $4.95 now $6.00 now $7.50 now Silk Waists Values up to $ 5.50 now..... $3.95 Values up to $ 7.00 now... Values up to $ 8.50 now.... Values up to $15.00 now......$8.95 Better Models Proportionately Linen Waists $2.00 now.......$1.25 714-716 Second Avenue. Final Clearance of Our Entire [sree | Waist Stock [2-7] Radical Price Concessions on Everything Today we began our Great Waist Clearance, which is the first and will be our last decided reduction on Waists this season. For this great sale we have reduced our entire stock to clearance prices and arranged them in lots as described below at decisive reductions. The character of our clearance sales is too widely known to need further comment here. Suffice it to say that our entire stock of silk, velvet, lingerie, linen and wool Waists has been grouped at prices that maintain our excellent Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to $4.95 $5.75 $6.95 1112.25 11) $3.25 1. $4.25 $5.25 Values up to Values up to Values up to Sweaters—Two Big Lots—Sweaters Values up to $5.00 now.......$2.50 | Values up to $6.00 now.......$3.50 Big Reductions on Fine Neckwear Clifford and Russell score | fy Audience liked | Better Models Proportionately Wool Waists cents a pound Mince meat,'3 to ween oll tea, 28 cont Dupe. from 16 to 2$_ ce for 10 cents; Flo & doen; wi rape fruit $ 16 conte per pound per pound; pot Fr prime rib ro bologna, 16 to 1h cents a pound 19% to pound: pork roast ce: J: shoulder of mut turkeya, 22 to pe pvated butter, 3° conte per pound local ranch eggs. 89 cents per + Oregon ranch. 4¢ cents per dosen; Kastern, 38 cents per doxpn AT WESTLAKE MARKET. te per pound pork bacon, per pound; pork nd: astern Jeat), 18 cents per Dp: 4 Dust, 29 conte p 2 cakes for 15 3 bare for Royal baking powder ie ney, 22 conte par comb. cen: aper wal donen; good ranteed treat fresh Oregon ’ v vinegar, 40 ce Fresh rauch tees 46 cen donent HAVERHILL, Mass., Jan. 3.—A needle which she allowed in in- fancy has caused the death of Miss aged 24. “The Exclusive Style Shop” Lingerie Waists $ 1.50 now........75¢ $ 3.00 now......$1.50 $ 4.50 now . $2.50 $ 5.00 now......$3.50 $ 7.00 now......$4.50 $10.00 now...... $6.50 Reduced. $4.00 now....... $2.95 $5.00 now....... $3.95 $6.50 now....... $4.95 ;/muat cross 180 on this | ing aroun }iean't go- around the world without Tee eee eee ee ee * a) * of “| be worth $260,000. HOURS--OUT Mx? thy BZ (The Star Tour of the World)—) En Rout { | wily to i}for the same day im the PACIFIC OCEAN, Meridian 180, Jan. 3.—This thing of going ‘round the world involves the mysterious operation known as “crossing 180.” By virtue of this process you may fo to bed on Saturday and wake up on Monday, or you may go to bed Qn Saturday night and wake up again on Saturday morning, as the ane may be It all depends on which way you are going. Bince wo trip we might as well do it right now and have it over with. “One hundred and elghty” fa the | international date line, established arbitrarily ing the @ you) either gaining or losing 24 hours— unless, of course, you go around through the poles. If you go with the sun from east to west you lowe a day. If you go the other way you gain one. In elther case you must correct your reckoning sometime, ?\and meridian 180, In the middle of | ‘| the Paelfic is the place; maent for 0c [chosen by univ | lw New York—A New Year's ® gift to the board of education the Methodist Episcopal ® church was announced today ® in the transferring to them * of the business college at Port * Arthur, Texas, estimated to John W. © Gates is the giver. * ee ee ee REAL HIGH-FLIER. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Under ex-) amination in court yesterday James McComb, a clerk getting $16 a) week salary, admitted that he owed $30,000 for luxuries consumed fa} the past two years. His well dress. | ed appearance won him unlimited credit, Seeeeeeeeeeee | he aversge wholesalers om The following are ure, ments canes are subj to freshness these prices, otherwise are for strictly fret grades. Tui teys, live, Dueas, live, Ib, ducks. Ox tongue, trea. Trimmed sides . Loins and shoulde: ‘ | Hhort loln pork ‘ Yo. Veed—nelling Price. "fms Easiern Washington oth. Puget Sound |... Alfaita Wheat hay: Double compreaed .... Oats, per ton it | Oats, Rastern Washington. ¥2 Bran, ton 26 Shorts, Whol t oats and barley, mixed . Vegetabtes—Selling Price. 3500 4 YES, WE LOST A-DAY--24 IANUARY 3, 1911. IN THE PACIFIC WHERE TODAY AND DAY AFTER TOMORROW MEET. that correction, Tt stands to reason that if you move with the sun your days will be lengthened, nince you postpone sunset, #0 to speak, by your daily movement. Thus you lengthen your day four minutes for every degree you cover, When you have circled the globe your reckoning ts day too short. When you circle the slobe the other way, moving Sgainst the sun, you hurr: wunsets and shorten your da: when get around your tally of days are a whole day too long. So now, sailing with the sun, we Jone a day. The calendar that hangs in your stateroom says it's the Sth |'™ of the month. We cro he line. Presto! It's the 11th, The 10th There never was any 10th so far we are concerned. If we had be way it would hay Jurt astonishing would needs have lived the ninth twioe over. ‘Thus we have jumped from today into the day after tomorrow. One hundred and eighty falls astern. But no time now to worry about a lost tomorrow. For we must all be on odge for the landfall that awaits us over the rim of the world S80 now, having lost one day we are peering abend of the steamer for the first view of farfamed beautiful Fiji-no-Yama, the sacred mountain of Japan. Our “home folk tourtats” will see it soon. Deep red carried in our house (save some contract goods). Sale is ju Below are a We Grouped That Fo: $35.00 and Cut Them to $15.65 A Group of for $25.00 We Cut to $12.65 Overcoa Just As Suits Big Boys’ K Reduced From $10.00 to $4.68 Boys’ Cut Fror Cor. We le W. B. Hutchinson Co. Annual Sale BILL STIL AFTER THAT INUNTION asking a great deal to ask | to stop & great public agl- | said Judge ©. H, Hanford, lof the federal court, this morning, | |when the atorneys for Mayor Gill Joutlined their grounds for a re \atraining order againet the city jeouncll and other elty officers to |prevent any arrangements for the recall petion. mark indicated that unless absolute certainty that precedents established n¢ right to an injunction in this | case, Judge Hanford would not be! inclined to establish one. The morning was occupied with argumenta by opposing counsel }Wilmon Tucker ts appearing for the Public Welfare league and Cor ‘poration Council Calhoun for the city Argument was reo; o'clock this afternoon. CONTINUING DAILY OUR GREAT ANNUAL JANUARY SALE OF hite Wear Including Undermuslins for Women and _ Children, French Lingerie, ned at 2 RRR West Union, 0—Almost the entire community of Manches ter was in town today to con- fees to Judge Blair that they had r ved or given money for their votes at the election last November ee ee ee BOSTON, Jan. 3.—Berkley Tem ple, one of the best known churches | }in Boston, has been transformed | into a vaudeville house. The |nteeple is illuminated with elec tric signs advertising the show Corsets, Aprons, and Kindred Wear +eeeeee also Table Linens and Bedclothing In which will be +eeeeeee * Consumption Anyone interested in the eure of Con. sumption should wet one of the booklets ing of recoveries by the use of Bek Alterat Btubbora Cole and Prew assortments and lowest * | h My case jon by my phyet 7 Oll, Creo: all without |Tewerk prices of the year CDotgall & outhwick Co. ND AVENUE & PIKE STREET lp jhave had no ave ‘ie Aut Affections x uctions in every line of Men’s and Boys’ Apparel st beginning. Plenty of bargains for everyone. few samples: Sweaters for the Little Tads. Cut From $1.00 and $1.25 to 35¢ 100 Suits Together rmerly Sold for 30 Suits That Sold Boys’ Russian Blouse Suits Beautiful Material Cut From $10.00 to $5.00 GLOVES Dent’s and Fownes’ and Other Standard Makes at Cut Prices ts Are Reduced Reductions STETSON HATS John B.—Celebrated Everywhere— $4.00 and $5.00 Cut to $3.00 nee-Pants Suits Underwear Se Qualities Up to $1.50 Yacht Caps n 75e and $1.00 to 20c 2d and Union St.