The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR RIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911 1 ‘ Onl Work of M OR ak! an on Eart Soar THe 1 C ; ; E THEATRES * t W d C d A t hat Inhabit : :| Country-Wide Crusade Agains a a ants o ars ay See Moore—"Chocolate Soldier, * x 7 | Grand — Grace Cameron in *& 4 th F t SI a * "Nancy * e Frestering olums *Seattio—"A Temperance #| —_ * Town,” % J Cities at Last Awake to the Danger That Lurks In Municipal * Lois—Lowis & Lake company * Depths—Outlook Hopeful, Says Housing Expert p y 0 * in “Running for Office.” . . * Athambra—Emma Bunting in & ocialist leaders, 1s not ot * “Lynnwood,” * s to stamp out the slum *® Orpheum—Vaudeville * s to bulld for ite w * Majestio—Vaudeville * w homes on the city’s ont & Pantages —Vaudevill« * ‘i is * Star—Burlosque. * gece eh se Cay ~ ne me * ‘ ree von It Saves Money and Satisfies eee eee eee 2 2 ert and on guard : . is aroused and — militar cattle has now had ample oppos cua nd, tho city of elvic apir , BY LAWAENOR vaitten,, {S00 Cincinnati of civic shame America has at last awakened mdleg thé death knell of ti to the consclousness of her slums.) ging nd yvartial THroughout the land a new ser Buffalo, with ands : a sneiaaus | of social and elvic reaponstbility ts|. all houses, now show ot 3HT G ‘iS pene tiring. Social workers are now| what has seemed #o fa be DRAWERS NIGI GOWNS | seriously askt the « Wh t 1 w the proble f ’ Thomas E. Honey, assistant chidt| shall tt profit aman to ko to @ hee et foul, and how the problem off The usus Drawers for 2c | Usual 50c Night Gowns, 390 of the fire department, Green Bay, | pital {fhe must soon return to some| ny with the teoblem of ree ip. he The wouat 780 (Drawers for 400 4 | ree Migs Gowns, We Wis., according to advices ived | vile slum?” ty of hud ” The usual $1.00 Drawers for 79¢ | Usual $1.00 Night Gowns, 79¢ last night, will retire to enjoy the} We are rightly charging coi 7 se Baie hak The usual $1.25 Drawers for 99c | Usual $1.25 Night Gowns, 990 fortune left by Michael J. Money, |traveatiog iy, charging ; ag ber incly The usual $1.75 Drawers, $1.29 | Usual $1.75 Night Gowns, $1.29 |the millionaire railroad contractor | pility for much of poverty. elms, |°% yt I The usual $2.00 Drawers, $1.49 | Usual $2.00 Night Gowns, $1.49 jof Seattle, who died in Callfornia|insanity, disease and industrial |” Bo Babes Sted And 60 on up to al $2.25 Night Gowns, $1.79 several months ago. ineffi y and polltical degra-| pave tor. P gay Ar The usual $10.00 Drawers, $6.99 And 80 on up to Aside from a cash legacy of $30,-| dation he shame of the citic Paws Et prente Usual $10.00 Night Gowns, $6.99 000, Thomas Heney will recelve| is upon us shai n bog PETTICOATS 100 a month. North, south, east and went pe into 6 i vs > om * 7 ae share in this awakened con-| 9 sen iss sseok'eton waeiiie CORSET COVERS nelence, New Y ‘ shed for hay-| The usual $1.35 Pett Usual 45¢ Corset Covers, 29¢ say, these belles! ing the worst housing conditions in| The usual $2.00 Pettic Usual 75c Corset Covers, 490 Hated into action the world, but long the leade The usual $2.50 Pet Usual $1.00 Corset Covers, 69¢ — he a or elt ng reform in America, contir The usual $3.00 Pett Usual $1.25 Corset Covers, 99¢ | have awakened with the lead Her 7,000 h ual $4.00 Pett Usual $1.75 Corset Cover, $1.49 (By Uelied Prom) that ono-third| sre now a thing of the { oh cag Usual $225 Corset Gover, $1.78 LONDON, Jan. 6—=A series of 4 of nt! her Dw wiess bed cry ge Bh Bo "And 90 on up te quarrels as to the parta to be that fast disanne The uounl 970.00 Pottie Ur Sires Dever $3.99 by various embers of the » serious | sate sy aden al al $5 2 ; » the coropation of King e vine nie |George next June has causod a6 | Aristocratl » heaton! CHE COMBINATIONS j much bitterness tn England, Scot-| ered that she } n “Bar , DECLARES DIVIDEND tai ciscsee die Anos how ane land and Ireland that |! bas led to| Baltimore,” and rine her The usual $1.00 Chemise for 7c | Ueus! 75 ns, 49¢ the appointment of a commiss wrath, determined tc ira Direct of the Citizen's The os pinnae ed Usual $ ns, 99¢ | to be known as the court of claims, | headed mons p-|\ tional bank yesterda 8 edi scoeeh fp tinaaine al yng Biome 8, $1.29 | Which shortly will begin the work| ping hor yit vidend of 4 per cent KE the usuel $2.28 Chomlen for sine | Usual $2.25 C nations, $1.79 of arranging for the ceremon | Milwaukee, stimula by was organized 11 months ag || The usual $3.00 Chemise for $1.99 | Usual $2.50 Combinations, $249 RE ~ ee Usual $4.00 Combinations, $2 And 80 to i And s0 on up to GREA: WALL OF CHINA CLIMBING THE MOUNTAINS AT THE HEAD OF NANKOW PASS The sane C80 Chennen ter S409 $10.50 Combinations, $6.99 Star Tour of the World.) |to complete it—from 214 to 204) So now the Maritans have noth i Pp R AN PRINCESS SLIPS PPPEKING, Jan, 5.—When ail is/B. C | ing on us in the way of terrestial i q EXTRA SIZE | Prof. Lowell, who tells us that | scenery. Usual $2.00 Princess Slips, $1.49 } Bamemee Gone, the great wall re} s0.70't5 inhabited, also tell ue that] Next we must work down the| e Usual $2.50 Princess Slips, $1.99 UNDERMUSLINS 4 the most Impressive thing tm | this groat wall a “the one artificial | coast to Hongkong, whence we shal! Usual $3.25 Princess Slips, $2.49 Drawers from 49¢ to $2.49 Celestial empire. Less wonder. structure on the face of the earth! sall for the nearest thing to home ian | fk “a Prince $2.99] pctticoats from $1.29 to $4.49 Afehitecturally than the porce- | that may be seen by the inhabitants |that one can find in these parts Prines » $3491 Chemises from 99¢ to $3.49 temple, or the unrivaled rble | of Mars Manila, Philippine islands. Princess Slips, $3.99 Night Gowns, 99¢ to $3.49 of the summer palace, or ~ = . Eil And 80 on up to Short Skirts, 990 to $2.49 ber POtering posodas ot pal MAYFLOWER” FOR ont nues a ers Usual $6.50 Princess Slips, $4.99 Combinations, 99¢ to $4.49 i ol OUsA nen, all is, after all, more than all the rest. It the eighth wonder of the an-| The Arctic club of Seattle has world; it remains, like the|been appealed to by miners and as one of the wonders of | business men of the Iditarod and Modern world as well }Kuskokwim districts in Alaska to ited at the A-Y.P. falr, if the plans| 3 feel well repaid for our/aid them in their efforts to secure | of tho New England club of Seattle northward from Peking,/ better mail service. At present go through. Captain James W. No- Imperial tombs, to where jonly one mail a month is allowed lian, who commanded the 1909 May- i has stood for more than | eee | flower, will again have the Puritan &s a memorial bearing | SUGGESTS POLLING namesake in charge. fo the enterprise of the| PLACES IN CHURCH.) co oard F De. Alaska Mail Cry | Mois EXPO PROMISED) 1915 will have # Mayflower, sim-/ flarly ponstructed to the one exhib- The prices of the Pianos in this sale are alone enough to command the at tention of every intending purghager within a radius of a hundred miles or more of Seattle. But when one corf§iders the extent of this ng—our Annual Piano Clearance—and really appreciates the splendid character of the instru ments, well-known makes from many of the best homes in this city, taken In part payment toward Krell Auto Grands and costly Chickerings, the attrac- tiveness of the opportunity is, doubly emphasized. In this assortment will be found a wide range of styles, from which any TiMecDousall & outhwick Co. SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET emperor of the united Chi- | nana ‘ 7 : : p ide Wullt 4 to keep back the! Guperintendent of Bufldings or ng 2 gaa hataagg ¥ |B music lover may be sure of selécting to unusual advantage. The price in every | Francis W. Grant suggests that the| Sots case represents a genuine bargain of the most emphatic order, The makes and SALE &@ wall 20 to 20 feet high.| churches provide polling places in eg age : parapeted road 08 | view of the number of women who| TRE TY REVISION prices will speak for themselves. Here is the list: SATURDAY SPECIAL gad with square towers rising | will participate in coming elections. | lal seins nee rg ees there above the wall| This must be done immediately, for ae : ‘ ending over hill and vale|the comptrolier is required to ad-| oo hyd dO UPRIGHTS lar ance GRANDS jar ance: ry t to Ban Francisco, | vertise the location of the places} VICTORIA, B. C. Jan. 6—Thejm ca - gt lala ORs opera ee BY SRE She above letters apell. “omuare ny ‘at in use have some idea of the 20 days before the election | Empress of Japan brings advices} + Verte grand; ebony é | Brrgyronr sug . = Mideal.” Call at 1314 First av. and i cS that the Japanese government will | fintsh .... ages ssseree$ 635 @2IS | used for concert purposes only ....91.150 $875 Meee tor Sourscie ™ wall was built in the} More than 400 names were added | seek when the revision of the treaty | KIMBALL, Circassian walnut . 459, 235 | KIMBALL PARLOR GRAND, quar | $1 OO ury B.C. by Prince Cheng! to the petition for the abclishment | with the pg ong wg eggs EMERGON, figured walnut 400 4GR | MOHAWON OAK cece erecereeeeeeeens 1,050 825 @ynasty, who also abol-| of capital punishment in Washing-|summer to have ; WEBER GRAND, fancy mahogany. 950 725 P meni 4 om and effected a|ton yesterday, Drs. Catherine Stir-|eliminated, thus removing the re soa BROS. fancy oe suv 4 nee = Star “Want” Ads Are PR EONS Maa the Chinese people. It | tan and others are in charge of clr-|striction upon Japanese immigra-/ff Vosomnly «i.» --+s+-s0+4 we | PLAYER PIANOS hd Oe ™ j tion. ) cabl > . . Beng, and it took 10 years culating the petitions. canes iepirineteeaamenantin nut peaide: suerte 278 196 | STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO Business Bringers | NIGHT @CHOOL RESUMES. KIMBALL, Preach walnut . 418 24g | Dearly now ......... ° 650 $370 Night school sessions will be re KINGSBURY, cabinet grand; wal | ih By mera PIANOLA PIANO, fe san AA.GOTTSTE IN i temic bore Mie ee le ce started at tho Broadway, Qneen INZE, standard size; oak 190 3 Th 0 ON La Anne, and Lincoln high schools. | DECKER BROS., cbony case ...... 240 | Mish: Circassian walnut .. + 1,050 830 TODAY’S STYLES TODAY URNITURE CO ae bo |wieevock PIANOLA Piano, SOHER, eabinet grand 176 | mahogany ..... cece seuss . 850 67% e COND ave TWEEN PIKE & Pine THE MARKETS STORY & CLARK, Colon! eran MANOLA PIANC, Gala, 000 SE noe peas athts ph 315 | WHEELOCK PIANOLA PIANO, ‘ ere KY onem in ? ‘ ; ; » French walnut .., 635 342 | mahogany case; almost now ....... 700 425 Credit that is REAL CREDIT is yours at this store | ee a HOBART M. CABLE, Circassion | STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, ig @ ted by walnut . 625 | mahogany case; NeW .......ess0+ - 70 875 use of it—furnish your home and make pay- | Prt», HARDMAN, largest size . 400 AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLE, mag. : : Reem MARSHALL =@ WENDELL, art STEck PAMOLA PIANO, ances ra u that suit YOU. raion style; Circassian walnut ... 500 $35 | any case .....-++ Rcssiscatiscce, O00 Oe tre JOHNSTON, fancy mahogany ...., 600 $40 | STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANO, . SCHILLING @ SONS, style discon- | mahogany case ...... . é 700) «S75 Unued; new teseseeee 400 287 | STUYVESANT PIANOLA, pra stem HOBART M. CABLE, style diacon- | ally new . secseserscesacoees 600 ATS tinued; new ........ steeerecscece B25 } MELVILLE CLARK, Apollo player; 60 675 KIMBALL, concert size; walnut .. 535 | EER PIANOLA PIANO, wainat H. P. NELSON, fancy mahogany ... poche oat 25 gto 1,050 865 ieee 35 SMITH & BARNES, mahogany .,., STECK PIANOLA PIANO, mahog- 0 es Squabe, ose HOBART M. CABLE, art style ,... ANY; NOW vssepece cvessescereree 1,000 865 Pigeons, dusen STORY & CLARK, tnahogany: tac WHEELOCK PIANOLA PIANO, i ‘ Dressed Meate—Selling Price. tery eomnple + Maneeeay} Be Circassian walnut; DOW ....se.+00+ 82% 657 Day in and day out— : : | COLUMBUS PLAYER, mahogany ) KIMBALL, onk; practically now ... uae) new oo natal F An attractive little Rack, illustration, made of oak, i Barly English finish. Rack easures 40 inches high, 15 40 al for Saturday iehes wide and inches Spe ical Vacuum Cleaner Free With purchase of goods amount- © $50.00 or over, this practical & will be given absolutely This is an easily operated, ef- it labor-saving device, and will lessen the burden ing the floor cov- Bgs clean. Be sure you advantage of B Offer. Abso- litely free to you, Home-Furnishers Ox tongue, treea barley, felling Price, | Brussels apr Oregon Onion Pe nomi. 100 ibe loeal, “100° iba! S35 Fruit— Apples SMITH & BARNES, oak; large size LESTER, mahogany; medium size . CLARENDON, 1911 atyle; case damaged oe teeeeee ASCHENBACH, mahogany; factory sample ........ o+. : HALLET & DAVIS, m most new estes eevesecee SMITH & BARNES, oak; fine Gition 666... JOHNSTON, rental . LESTER, mahogany BEHNING, African mahogany; per fectly new ... KIMBALL, onk samph any} another rental .., LESTER, medium sizo; splendid shape , oe Heathen reee HADDO' an; factory sample ... tents eben . CHICKERING, mahogany .... DECKER BROB,, ebony; splendid COBGIION oo scee seeces JOHNBTON, quarter-saw KIMBALL, concert size; oak .. WHITNEY, full size; mahogany FISCHER, burled walnut ., WEBER, Circassian walnut WEBER, ebony; concert size As to these exchanged Piar count of previous use. We nev. conscientiously offer you at som here right now, 290 «218 660 B95 890 500 0 b 4 148 206 $ D ... BVT [—z 5B0 230 er. a? ¢ price Successor to D. 8. Johnston Co. Eilers Music Building, Third and Univer STUYVESANT, mahogany; new ... PIANQLA, oak: Themodist 1ANOLA, mahogany IANQLA, ebony; Met | PLANOLA, mahogany | PIANOLA, 88 and 65-no dist and Metrostyle PIANOLA, walnut . PIANOLA, Themod style tees see teee MELVILLE CLARK, Apollo pl SIMPLEX, oak; dynamic lever SIMPLEX, mahogany pos | CECILIAN, mahogany . ‘i ANGELUS PLAYER . $ and “Metro. | WURLITZER, In good condition ..$ WURLITZER, In fair condition . | WURLITZER, like new ... RELIABLE, splendid shape . RELIABLE, slightly shop-worn . AUTO-ELECTRIC, fine for cafe ORGANS AEOLIAN GRAND, walnut ........ CLOUGH & WARREN, auxiliary | pipe organ pearene 250 260 250 450 250 250 250 260 260 850 850 650 760 750 650 750 775 PIANOLAS AND PLAYERS AUTOMATIC INSTRUMENTS 300 240 $295 575 nod» You need have no hesitancy in buying one on ac f, ) ying ake no in exchange at any price that we cannot ity—Stores Everywhere Several of the instruments in the above list are Pianos belonging to our own line, which we unreservedly guarantee, as we do every high grade Piano sold from our entire line of over 40 makes, J > If it is your intention to buy any time within the next-year, you can do no better than make a thorough inv-stigation STORE OPEN UNTIL Eastern Outfi 1332-34 Second will clothes constant service tell are made of. When they soon what retain their shape, do not become shabby and still look stylish after several months of service, then they are pretty sure to be BRADBURY SYS- TEM. Dress Well on Easy Payments Just become familiar with venient credit plan and pay us as you get paid. You never miss the small payments, but are dou- Bbly repaid by being ale ways properly attired. 10 P. M. SATURDAY our modern, con- tting Co., Inc. Ave., Near Union St. | “Seattle's Reliable Credit House”