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

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1911 5 TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR ) by fied Doda e_ Southwick Co —— EWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST i DO AMERICAN SONGSTRESSES TAKE * . z “ lew York ¢ ne a ee = Cynthia Grey’s Letters | Stories With a Thrill ) = HOW GEORGE ROGERS CLARK TOOK We're Showin g Men’s ” scone, potent AND Prime fraser on, JAMES MeCKERY & 00 THIRTY FOURTH STREET FORT VINCENNES tile ESTELLE WENTWORTH wh at American singers who, Yor insta: ‘They can't « When that the Italia gh to make that name inte Martan. olive and die by it SPRING ‘OOTWEAR all the latest styles. I nicer than ever before—extraordinary That name haa » They are niftier, »bier popular prices. Ladies’ Strap Sar the Prices $3.00 and $2.50 nd Oxfords nd $3.50 Shoes at Very Low Prices laymond & Hoyt 1406 Third Ave., Bet. Union and Pike IE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES Boys’ and Girls The Wonder Millinery Co. 1525 Second Av. Are Displaying the x arly Spring Styles LINER Con and cok noveltte and are price DNDER, 1525 2nd Av., Between Pike and Pine Streets. ral. here y woderate in RRND oe uy Your Hair Goods Where You Please, But Get Our Prices First Ve avoid extravagance and high rents in our place, and there. 1 your purchases, WE carry the ‘on in anything in manufactured HAIR GOODS, your cut hair or combings in any way you wish. and let our EXPERT HAIR WORKERS hat they can do for you, 0c box of FACE POWDER, the best ent on al facture all them to us ¢ in stamps for used DRA CRISWELI. CAUFFMAN, 1401 Fi Business eau "Star classified ads. cog or val estate, ety San Francisco Hair Store American % for independence | lor me to gall on her? an I arrange. it? BASHFUL BOY pu'd like nd what ever heretofore iderfully iyments. Think of for $1.25 a week. a piano be obtained it, we're selling a very fine How it is possible for us t thoroughly well under a transaction base buyer. It’s what we have to Here's | no obtainable for $050 elsew ub plan seems to be n collective o member or co-operat of Club THE EILERS CLUBS INA NUTSHELL $2 Pay 1 forfadvance payment for pignos in Club “D, will find the Eilers Musi¢ er presented to her there are now as Club “B,” mem 1 f $152.50, upon n and $1.2 a day splendid instrument for 18 and fully warranted or dues, no this club and also vill not be open to you Club “C” are filling, this op uch longer, however, e also give all club bers free insu ns, free tuning rance, wroug Be on hand the first thing tomorro University, 1 To BE GRACEFUL, Shirts at a Dollar $1.00. $1.15 label in them Night Shirts at 69c, 89c, % inche 4 and vith “pa ja Spring Four -in- | Hands, 50c See window eee eee eee ee HEART'S EASE v, §. LANDON 2 *} . * a * * ae! . * ro . | * ee ee ee e make mistakes That comes « t ng to aition DANCE IN SANDALS} CHIEF OF POLICE ESCAPED SUMTER DANVILLE " More Trouble (iy Palted Bross.) LONDON, March 3.—That agita tion in Italy to regain po: ion ¢ om Austria hen the ps and Dispatches od ay Austria also is rushing cidiers toward thé burder | MASSACRE PLOT (By United Press.) .. PETERSBURG, March received here today lot to n the city rysan rath werted that 50,000 Korean nationalist Privates Chester T, Spencer and FY nd Todd, of the United States corps and Private Bert An- smpany K, Twenty-see ond infantry, haye been awarded certificates of merit for their rescue of W. H. Myers, the ice eight miles south of Minto who fell through Remember That the Store Will Open at 8:30 Tomorrow and Close at 6 P. M. as on All the Other Days of the Week THE MacDOUGALL — & SOUTHWICK co. “MAKING RECORDS AT HOME” Is Possible ONLY with an “EDISON PHONOGRAPH” BALLARD MUSIC HOUSE 411 OTH AVE, Nw NEAR MARKET Sr. Balinrd 1297 SATURDAY SPECIAL—All Sheet Music for This Day Only—o Cents « Copy TODAY’S STYLES TODAY NOW Is the Time to Think of Your Spring Suit You will need a new Why ff any Suit this Spring should you put it « 1 fancy, and fit sily obtained. Your CREDIT ( Sy) Ee It is not necessary to do without a new Suit on account of insufficient cash. You can make your selection now by making a little payment down and the balance on terms so easy it will be a pleasure for you to buy, Come in tomorrow and ask us about our conven- ient credit plan. STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” j station Alaska, December 6, 1909.