The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1911. 5 WEDDED TO ART, AND TO EACH OTHER THEY ENJOY DOUBLE PARTNERSHIP hia Grey-s i ~~ S Gnt Se; After Supper= AMONG PIANO HOUSES ®. Talk ‘ © sous RieGney et meter Gatien” CONTEST CERTIFICATE cconceascn-s| HOLDERS TAKE SRESE ce NOTICE rife eh" oe $150 OFF the Regular List Price of Any palsies eleooniag New Piano We Make to Any Person siptaaa She Holding a Certificate Given by Retail oe it wc Piano House Holding Face Puzzle piaretes a me St nar 2 Contest ) ~~ Pa 7 ene og for are My ba’ 4 very LOVE DON'TS |" enna MR. AND MRS. PRESTON . » f .¢ . In Their op Id pur- STORE SPRINGFIELD, | AT THE PICTURE HOUSES | Eyes aor “Proves tt (————_—__—_ a , — Drink - a it: Grows Hair eer et srice nstate Shows don comedy: “Native Indust sn Ce) — Acme Warrant for » 5 drama Th nit to Its Natural Color Two Plucky Girls.” “The |< * Patiet Mt of Aimoat Miree- | “TORY. Tragedy,” “A Midnight bor ise, Ulcers, ..»ero| Has Done for Others: piano ed Past,” Yra-| Little Bre moty ~rsgecer Mage: <a y send t to the te SEATTLE HOUSEWIFE— oS) SEATTLE 1 ae HOUSE saat tue’ jto the FACTORY PIANO STORE. See how much you will be ahead by lig drama; “Brest,| Lyceum or of France Chiefs Dau ' 1 he Leading Lady sion Jimmi the comedy; {ie strated song, “S jes =1914 Baseball heart of My Dreams,” by Missa Z tainment and la Rawlings, and special song, tonal . Golden Potlatch James Ham-) Tha a » f ancie he City Theatre — “Paradise Lost “The Bad Man's Firat Prayer Opportunity Lost,” song by Syd The Egg-Albumen 1ed in Cres cer tains dongh while « ing and prevents falling. Full Pound, quickly it used it. We wi iting your cigar with that cer- =. ney Ferny ; t l t f $15 ove. ¢ 7 The slen Jewels, it jtificate and taking advantage of the $150.00 discount in Still P Her, The | to Nassa i ed Con that we wi you on account of competitior Her rack Wal His Image te Winslow” McKay omedy ‘ unt of competition, _, in the Water.” pecialty ¥ = and Diadem on Coppe Ww The i e Desert e Har it The Little Flower > ~ 7 r Dared, A Dog and Two Witne OPEN EVENINGS Exhibit — Convict’s Last Chance SUMMER EXCURSION FARES TO THE EAST AND CONVENTION FARES May 12 to October 14—For Certain Days Each | Month al} * THIS COUPON * * *} & and 15 cents will admit any * © * * STAR WOMAN * GEO. 4 BENT COMPANY lie READER eae . | TO THE LOIS THEA eh 1421 THIRD AVENU NEAR PIKE | er matir * ‘ re Monday. wif a ce Of) Bridsework from ................[AGEATTLE MOTHER =f : is | - * * Fre Mis. C2.."Sarntime Wide. senttte,| # Seats may be reserved in ad *| * vance * * * * Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringers RR Lady Wellington Coal, Nasty weather hasn’t entirely left, and the wise person had best see that his coal bin is well filled. Be sure that , . At Age of At Age of , To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kar ity and other Eastern you get a coal.that will last, and give heat without waste, m o ve "1 Buch a coal ts LADY ¥ NGTON, and the prices are Twenty Years Tenn eere | fewsion . . ‘ < , 1) -lepoipengd $60.00 | fio higher than one pays for inferior grades. Prices at This Hair Is the Result of Riggs’ Eczema-Dandruff Cure, Shown Remember, wo give a written | jj, ¥ ‘ ~ oe ro $72.50 | Bunkers— by the Inventor guarantee with all work in 2 or To Deny ; es i ‘ $3 | ever, f Dos a] To other Eastern points proportionately low far 2 | Lump, $5.50—Nut .00—Furnace, $3.75 0 call or phone, and fv masta | P ! low fares P pete Be % OE eee ee about the Neal cure, including ref- | THESE ARE ROUND-TRIP FARES | Nici ceameneromane erences and indorsement ror Time se P, | Distributers for Superior Issaquah Coal LUMBER sarap . Liberal Time Allowed for Trip. | Prices at Bunkers + ¥ Stopovers Permitted. | Lump, $4.50—Nut, $3.50 OFFICES (Incorpo It is not too early to plan your summer trip, If you will ad oo i ell 6th ave vise us where you wa go and where you want to visit and | PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY sear wasn, fil Sea “Phones: East 4381; Ind when you want to start, we will advise the lowest cost and best | 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St, | Cetlar ‘431 arrangement O. M, LATIMER, Mgr. NOTE—Bring this ad with you. TICKETS ARE FIRST CLASS And Can Be Used on the NORTH COAST LIMITED The Crack Train te Kast And on our other three tr ry ental trains. THE IMPROVED MONITOR | | | | MAIN OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS HB FS 401 HINKLEY BLK.\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE. [i] Sanna OTH PHONES 5040 North 465-Green 652 FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES PHONE WEST II WALL PAPER Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike 411 Wash. Wide 200 First Av. Aeattic Secure full information from any passenger representative | NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY | J. O. McMULLEN, City Pass, Agt H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. Main 1430—First Av. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash.—Ind. 3300. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen, Pass. Agt., Portland, Or. | We have a big now stock of a i p CHI-NAMEL Circulating Library nd everythin, Watch for Our New Store, to Be Opened in Portland, Ore., About June 1 The A. P. Riggs Hair Grower and Cure Co., Inc. | ine that goes AT: brush 308 UNION ST. Federal Paint and Wall LANE THE BOOKMAN Paper Co. Opp. the Postoffice Main 6023 1406 Ath, Dingonally Opp. Pr Low Round Trip Rates | To All Eastern Points via penatian Pacific Railway Six hundred miles ur surpassed scenery through the Canadian soon an¢ % PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL JUNE 5-10. SEATTLE GOLDEN POTLATCH, “97,” JULY 17.22. | Western Tent & Awning pits ha . a toes bate co ne . Bekins * pen £. £. PENN, C. H. NAYLON, Exp ed men west figures Cedar 414, At 12th GA. PLD. c.T.A Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell real estate, etc. Vans t, all padded as in