The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1911, Page 8

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ci + Genevieve Schrader, Pantages Albi the Empress m the a ' nh time ofde fon a ed Eng Nana, at the Orpheum ‘Tucker, at the Grand. Ellery’s Band at the Moore. Bllery's band, heard during A-Y.-P. fair and during the latch, will give a series of con at the Moore theatre, beginning Sunday evening. Nine cc 1 be given, the tast being np day evening opalar pric prevail. Wallace and Young the soloists from Scotland, will add to the attraction. At the Pantages. . — rm iw how w © Chauncey Olcott at the Moore. At the Orpheum, t Age at the Pantages with the | Those who love the rollicking A French named Nana w ning of th t nda f ‘ stories of Irish life w find at ‘ att he|A . and t mny 3 charm in the new play New Orph c * ‘ } which Chauncey Olcott sinte Ale ri fi le ing this season, and wh Th Lad hear ffering eatured Presented at the Moore th tor in aracte . A play called | of nc he gyra ek, beginning July |“ flevina: of ; ‘ - - " 4M t We w oO t At the Seatt! trod n ‘ called | ( a i } The coming week at the AS I I a pla « 8 A m che theatre, starting with tomorrow, will see « A FIGHT IN Stock company in a new N. Y. UP TO HIM play, “A Cowboy's Gir of | with cowboy wh he the plains, the an erstwhile Rough Riders during American war, retu heart covered with time to save her fron tlons of the villian __ALSTEAMER WRECK At the Grand. Tabet iit aba th RR 8s THE SEATTLE Sins mor ee ee 7 * * Clarence Walker, who re ® * cently married Ca Bib ® # ben, a San I * & belle, has r c ol* * wat * *@ Mre. Althe b * @ Aloba #t h € el* * e Lid * . 1 the « “ee * " * * r o* | «a * & bride * * * eee eee eee 2 T. Commerc *M—choo, k—choo.” * rh id ® great for i visitors we + ands it's a mA the weather tw one p ar joys this week NEW YORK—Miss Katherine f Jane Briail, to meet-and r flance nod days y, F ry ron rtmen' pomtevilie ol ew erage sizes. Fine Chambray Gingham Pet- | them new summer models and eta wists be we om: . % nat Ca Faria ticoats, in solid colors and | early fall models; black, navy | a"d see our Aprons. Chi - This “Baby Wants to Be 1 Off rh of the} ( ty is lke « one stripes; extra well 37c blue and brown; all $2. 98 dren's 50c Aprons, unti 9% First at the B by Show i ‘tated ’ " : T . : fs 9a | tal a ica made and finished sizes, till noon 12 04 v el on and ( Faria | tow | “Alw anxious to call on the 5 | akan Fan eae already successfu The BURSON Seamless Hose $4.00 and $5.00 | $1.00 Ke ‘ a hem | lee BER ERERMEENEME for Women; KNIT TO FIT } w : *| Today will be the last time the WITHOUT A SEAM 15¢ * . | | # The musical Potlatch will # p n of Chic Child Wel Until 12 o'clock Silk Petticoats Black SERRE ERE ee! & be held at © Northwest # | f xhibit, t ation pt Women's 15¢ Seamless Fash: | ‘© *! * Chautauqua on Bainbridge * h in the Col laned Hose; venga black. } * CLOTK IS 250 YEARS OLD. * * 1 t T * pletaren ae cer Until 12. o’cloc C | Fine Messaline and Tatreta I etticoats t& One of the Relics in an Odd & * Ju at the auspices of the Mothers 0c Emb Silk Underskirts; all new | * Collection Shown in * * nu and Conductor # we Councilman — Hesketh 50c Embroidered Corset Cov Pet *D or td Lab th } ers. Until 12 stock, guaranteed; blacks and | You can well afford to write . Petaluma . avie huqua orchestra & Child Labor” this noor “ay 25c and tell your friends about a. ‘wepacumar te = & wi ante * o'cloe twenty-five other shades; also | 1.0 saceen and Imitation }® women of the Bapt *| DR. ALVAH # Dory, * *| The insurgent pill mixera won Women's Sleeveless Umbre!- | new Dresden and floral pat-| Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in Dave eataniting te #|Hoalth officer of the port of Now| ¥*¥¥¥¥*¥R ou R NRE ® t th ate Pharmaceutical as la Union Suits, Until 19 | terns; all sizes, 1 several good models 49 * county bank #|York. Doty not tt ot soclation’s election yesterday, elec 12 o'clock C | Until noon . well made. Until noon Cc * ¢ tion eu * a. epidemic but he Annual picnic of the French heir whole ticket. C. Osseward | | *& cient relics. In the ctions * |i » subject « n ga-| Canadians of ttle, with race Seat was chosen president a A 8 | a * is famous old cracked bell #® | tior and oth a the Thi v ory gives the Insurge E b id ih wicne bistory familiar to * ature he Atlantic| who have raised the battle cry mbroidere $2, $3 and $4 Men’ s * the of San Francisco * | y tome against present board of phar \ | t ; t C. E. Buntin nted here on a| pass the stration examination | This baby, William Joseph! * days of the vigilance nit- © ha ar carnintn Lape re slat leaat one i rat on th board for Women's 15¢ Embroid. | ("Dad") Russell, jr. of 1506 28th |* it wa s ded 5 : EXTINGUISHER $ next term >be = % “oo pity ave. W., Seattle, announces his {n-|* Francisco, Ano’ slic | on ’ ee ee eee tention to be the first baby at the|* the old clock owned by P. #| MONT! f Beat os Bing soaring nen fey og agi Chek Wenn eke patterns, until noon will | ReP Plaue, Duck, Crash, | 1. Oo sement le back in y of the baby show. Baby Rus ‘fle na citi a | with bottles of beer. They discov , California JOY INDUCERS * that London now cccupies | in the same stylish models | enve main floor—it is a real sell will be 11 months old y 28th.|* th ar a owner kh fran-| * hae Walt | store for men. Monday, till other re. W. ussel g time “ « bs og nee t ' "| olla ti iis mother, Mrs. W. J. Russell, |* oe + trying put out a fire| Park board yesterday decided tolkAx kk hth hhkkkh hee Baer rer wre. mieelt Re | 00 SINay aad: PIELOOhaeL aay, ely eae mebner. Conary, lormeriy Elizabeth Hale, the popu-|* was threatening its destruc-|Construct a board w the full An aged colored man was en tween Spring and Sen. white and colors. good, staple styles, at lar leading lady of the R.E. French ARR RR RRA RR 2 , rr length of Alki bathing beach. Th ete Dar Be eca streets? C | Untit noon C | each vii company for several years, is un ce, er ae : Miki bathing beach. The| aged burning. the grass off the | . able to keep Baby Russell at home| GEESE BLINDED BY HAIL pelleted. The fire|t a 06 tha-micat popular fre ati at g igs roeegDelnwanteh ee tare ** 8 aby bow : Whil «BLOOMINGTON, I, July 22 — tinguished only after the last|ures of the beach Ithinking to 6 some fun with 8 13e $1.25 is pleased to ners Bh ton, a farm near! bottle of bee had been t a} » olK < Tn: Slhtee Sh euledela actrees duencqiee ‘that every cael °° Te TM been Grcws! * |the old man 1 it her bation be witt be mare | Colas . at it Mayer Dilling will be present at] Sambo, if you burn that grass i e Wiss § ‘ is ne wil parred | 6 of twenty geese wa | the layt cornerstone of the | the ent awn will be as bl ' c| ' ae = “yd cag as he is/blind. Th had been In OR piphany pal Mission church | you are.” : | at 4 owe’ lied with the manage-| storm, and It is believed thelr ey * wh te afternoon at 3:30, |} Rea chiatak geal tease wD ‘ ment of the Alhambra theatre. **e| wore destroyed. by hail | HOME-MADE PERFUME. #| w wears actor ab tae shares, neces “Mtma. te dene dee al Bleached Sheets; hemmed; | White Sash Curtain Swi | whe Neshee Mill “Senegal ——— — to a bottle hold two ' i ; . be ; ‘ e Nashua Mill “Seneg * ir bott! he ling * | whi tuated at 37th av. and| grass grow up an’ be as green aw READY FOR USE; IM- | inches wide; comes in stripes | ounces alcohol put one half * E. Denny Way, will be assisted by | youh are Judge PROVED SEAM; size 72x90; | | Gray Blanket, made to retail M cr T I t r ip cg ary Res grr aie ed fe aes tchaies nse 1. a good 50c Sheet. Monday, | 8" broken checks; 81-30 | for not less than $1.25 a pair. e a e * bunch of newly-gathered rose ® till noon, 38 value. Monday, On ' a . ° ' sale Monday, unt 7 ‘ # petals. Cork the bottle tightly * At th M t P; t Sh each C | untit ‘noon iC noon, per pair . C ' By General Request * and shake well. After it has * e ouon Ficture Ows — i E & stood ten days, a few drops on * $1.00 and $2 Ki ONE WEEK, Be * the handkerchief will give the w Fight Pictures at the Ideal, The Tragic Wedding, Making | 4 and $2.00 | Fi a Cc. Il ‘ SiNning in ay, ul y & scent of fresh roses *| Pictures of the WolgastModran | Mother Over.” | H AT S H Irs a or a i * fight, pulled off at San Francisco Lyceum—"It Happened in the AP E S| * BORER JU will be shown at the Idea! est dram be e »' 3 i TJ he ee ea July 4, will be shown at the Ideal |W irama; “The Snare of So About one hundred Untrimmed | 50 NE INSIS‘ED TRAIN STOP; KILLED| ‘Nes bsype A wpa omor- | clety,” drama; “The Free Lance,” Shapes; all styles and GRAND RAPIDS, N. D., July 22.]TO¥ They will be shown exclusive: | drama The Temples of India, sizes. Until 12 Cc - isted The insistence of two imen,|!%, ®t the Ideal for one week, after educational; song by Elwell ase. mR csiteeeel EM Assis James Kraft and C. James, that| "ich they are booked clear|+ City—"The Way of the Eskimo,” CLOTH COATS om MR. TOM WAL LACE, Tenor the Orfental Limited stop at Micht-|*#rough to New York drama; “The Minute Man,” drama; adit = eee A cas n, N D, led to the na ath. They] Coliseum—Program for ‘Tues trae the ie eae tertoot remained on the trac in ite of}and Wednesday “hild's e > as ne enderfoot 8 “4 C i 7 style; MR. BAYNE YOUNG, Baritone \the whistle. . exhibit 10 Q “ to 140 p es All Claim,” western dram ther Beautiful, long, full, cut im the very latest style; | mawine siituben ¢ and Son,” “Alice's Sacrifice,” Sid bought to sell at $18.00. Take o lam, Mon- |) EAST ORANGE, N. J.—Cornelius| oe tte dies ue Cet ~ ay ney Ferney in songs e 1 i sth ite ag H. Vanderhoot, great grandson of | Oineug" “tedden ‘Three Ducat | Exhiblt—"Mt, Etna Eruption day, any time before 12, for $8.98 Gen Geo, Washington's messenger | three y lavilte: act ‘ At the Break of Dawn,” Mexican Jat Morristown, 18 dead here today, drama; “Always a Way," comedy Jaged 69, : Dream--"The Right of Wa Love ‘and Cheese,” comedy Clip this you--Bring bundle you always at hal ty man . a 7 , : i r A z i . 35c¢ $1.00 el yg Gray Suiting - "se Got all of 10,000 yards to sell 56 inches wide; ‘tisn’t all wool, | floor for this bargain. The geek anaranenn eee of this pretty stuff; we could | but looks it; at the price, it | Curtains are worth exactly e should bring a good many of | what we state; 2/ yards * - tena end sell it ait g 49 Ux ses fe erag along & you who want a skirt pattern. | long; white and of excellent T " " will & at 35c, but that isn't London's | a 12 rp the price will | design; can’t sell more than h morrow at Fortuna #* way; mostly light 18 jump up. Until noon, 48 four pairs to any one 25 . shades. Until noon C | take it at, yara C | person. Untii 12, pair Cc F will be & z cing and Warners arches: & BACK Java Riz : ; will be # = : usier FUTS; COMBS Powder © ¢ half he * rf a * Do you know that Londen is | 't Probably would take & | Three shades; made to sell at = the erigitial. blggeabbundio: | Gobne thie anv ue — 80c, but. Londen te cutting TUTCTT ELT CTT TT 9 ag Combe thie store has. Some | 40.1, in tact, London always for-yourmoney man? Large | new Combs have high metal : tering at backs; also inlaid with fine | does cut the price; toilet art o Se pag tow size Cluster Puffs, any shade | goid; many patterns and val- | cles are sold at extremely low p ‘ of hair; well made 1 00 ves to $1.49, until 12 49 prices. Java Riz, until 25 . : ns “ On sale until 12 at ' are DAG cart vce nstaee e $12.50 Better come and see Scotch Brussels Rug, so ca because it is so sturdy; eee ee ry, but come before noon the bargain at Size 9x12 feet eeeeeeeeeee 85c and $1.00 Washable Tee eee eee ee ee Se | WOMEN’S FEET GROW LARGER BOSTON, July 22.—That women's feet are growing larger is the as sertion made at the shoe manufac i ugh’ k turers’ fair here. Numbers 3 and Banieh all thought of mal 4 are said to be practically out of date and 4 and 5 are now the av reach Lond TAKE THE STORE BY STORM Ad. or any part that plea tle cash, too--not much- RUG this may want this rug in a hur $7.98 Petticoats Skirts for yourself if you can n's by 12 Monday in attendance. [grrr eeewnes sed Bhe 11 brushing up « Mttle on| * * YOU'LL FIND IT HERE English poetry and delving into|* STRAWBERRY ae |philosophy, tempered with econom-| * UAT PAIRBANKS & NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE |f and history * FAIRBANKB, Alaska ve Mra, Truesdell t* the author hig ‘For twovmn rood * NOHOMISH—William Frens,4|three other ministers In the cere | aa (a work entitled, “The Soul's Rubal ple here ha n¢ & solute, wan killed by @anag which} monlen BAN FRANCI@©O, July |yat,” an epic on epleureaniam. It is | * home pov rhe ‘* was thrown 40 feet in the air by | Highty years old and coed, Everyla deep study of Fitzgerold’s inter’ * fret they ool ‘tor #2 . * the dragging of loge WIth @ CRI. | tte ie Rw tt i tok wk ;|pretation of Omar Khayyam's)* 16 be tery box. The , Frene is a native of Pinland, He] ® */day since the summer nonnion at| Pree ae nas devoted years to|* now $1.00 a = 3 |haw ® wister In Seattle * MARRIED AT #| the University of California opened,| the stady @f English prose and po) * are grown by aun rv \* UNDERTAKER'S #/).) etry, and has written many arti-|* Who haw sp * HEHALIS—Petitions for thel® JACKSONVILLE Thy July @(J0y Ist Mra, Amelia Woodward |? aeniing with both of these sub-|* porting plants commission form of government | » Chester Bilnting . and #| Truesdell, octoggnarian, has | jects, * Srrrrr ree errr boing cireulated today, It 18/@ Mins Minnie Fisher were mar- % = - peiatenn "ER aa expected that the required num |» in an undertaker’s shop #] ber of signatures will be secured |» yesterday ihe eaielamer au) be Monda night when th * wa t 4 friend of the brid | will ready to be presented to] » | Fn ae Os eee eee eee ees CTAIRBANKS, Alaska — Gente] «games gets Gogorza for. hue from the outside arrived band,” reads a newspaper headline eo firet big mall the # We're glad she got him for a hue \ band, rather than a doormat or # n. No second class matter:ex cept newspap tn carried dusing |Yaeuum cleaner, or something like nter that | SULTAN—The Fern Bluff! Buffalo Bill has got the “positive range has gone on reece sop |ly-my-dtast-appearance” habit bad. »t zing #00 | Even Patti has nothing on Billyum M (0) R N | N G S L E S ‘om an 1 y to m oa em PORT TOWNSEND—Camp was ken last night and the third ax h ape mat 1 i Ss it along with you--Bring a lit- and see the big rll get. Fine Merchandise London’s--BUT for LESS 35c¢ Floor Oil Cloth | Window Shades led This is priced per square you | yard, and as far as any one | Size 3x6 feet; 3 colors to pick knows, the lowest price ever | from. This item should make for quoted; choice of six patterns, | things hum in the Window ali good. London is always | Shade line; water color smashing records. opaque cloth. Any time Child’s 50c Apron Have sizes for children 2 years; prettily made, of ging ham or chambray; assorted This store sells a great many Per yard, till 12 $5.00 |Panama and Serge Skirts All. Wool Skirts, trimmed styles; Panama and Serge tailored and every one of ing In plain | eooe toda: the a have woul come! I wor my f Be: tentid long wife’ whic him. ton’s man, Th anoth by E any fense TH col Two eveni lead holoct wind are nativi sand last whic tre many Loo fairs and read then ever} for q prof ther divoj sear! and over ina the sl perat Heng ofa pette past

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