The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—THURSDAY ULY THEY'D TEACH amare Kohler & Chase MADISON, Wis, July 87.—More than $10,000,000,000 te spent in the ly for food, Ninety per who have no adequate knowledge of money values, the bulletin of 7 home economics gt the University ot Wisconsin states. It ts pointed at women are subjected to of the advertiser without owiedge that will enable determine whether an ad. article {8 worth w jatmed or whether it will any value tn the home, Wom ould be trained to the least pos.) » waste of time or money, the ort advises. THREE PICTURES OF NAT BRING $1.10 RENO, Nev., July 27.—1wo life sized pictures of Nat ©, Goodwin, the actor, have been sold by the sheriff here for 60 cents each, @ third pic- ture of sma showing Goodwin in min attire, was sold for 10 cents, had adorned t Nat C. Good- win company's office during the Rawhide mining boom three years ago, and were sold to satisty a judgment nat the company. BEvTe?se® &© UD RRR RARR RRA RATTLERS DRINK ALCOHOL. CHICAGO, July 27.—A panic was caused In the Gary public Ubrary today following the at- tempts of attendants to place in alcohol for preservation six live rattlesnakes. The attendants had neglect ed to provide enough of the fluid, and what there was t reptiles drank. After swal lowing the Invigorating drafts the snakes got out of their prisons and proceeded to run riot. They were In the last stages of delirium tremens and several bibulous cit witnessed the have climbed upon the w Wagon. It was not until the frisky reptiles became stu d that the building could be entered. APee* eaeeeeeeeaneee HARP RE Eee Sete eeeeeeeeeteeeeees eeeeteeeeeeen ee ReeeKERE RARE MARS MAY NOT FLY AGAIN ERIE, Pa. July 27.--Sore in body and Hmping perceptibly, J. ©. (Bud) Mare, one time daring avi- ator, left the hospital today, where be bas been recovering from in- juries due to « fall with bis biplane Mare went to a local hotel, where he will be confined to/ mivienraatiewit's'ece@ This gigantic piano deal, with which to inaugurate our sixty-first anniversary, was for fen contemplating taking ater 400 pianos and 100 player-pianos. There is an average of 15 pianos to a car load. This trip around the world, a says that it may be years before he Fe On © eee comes means that it will take thirty-three solid car loads of pianos to fill this single order, or geverseveseeees2 two train loads. Five Hundred pianos means something. Five Hundred chairs of a kind_ ® URGES CRIMINAL *) z Prosecurion of, Zrusr®: Fl ~=may not mean so much. Five hundred suits or hats, or this or that, may not mean such ®% Criminal prosecution of the mY: a big deal—but 500 pianos means something. In dollars and cents, it is a deal involving ® @ speech by Senator Pomerene # | | Lapeer: The price $195,000, considered at their selling value. It is a deal $15,000,000 IN POWER PLANTS. | ee rs ° . pee pass otprntate O for as many pianos as lots of good piano firms will econ gg Fo % ees VEQUIre for two entire years’ business. It is a deal that and $20,000,000, will be erected . ° e aff ie ES works more advantages to piano buyers, both in saving money : and in terms of purchase, than any other piano deal of which One To weoMne.| we have any knowledge. lowing the completion of the big dam about Jan. 1, 1913, according to announcement here today. CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 27.—} Representatives of John D. Rock-| efelier, it was announce today, Bere comer» Sting fr th What the saving of the Kohler & Chase piano + gad at Damaris binary poet ly, Wyo. It is expected tha ee club is to you—the buyer eprings within a few weeks. MURDERED MAN IDENTIFIED. | The pianos we bought in this gigantic deal are $350 pianos. There are 500 of them. We are going to form a club of 500 members to pur- eee Bote fae fr chase them. This big club will act like one person, each member enjoying the same advantages and the same privileges. All will secure the by L.C. Chishoim in the tent at | same price, the same terms and the same conditions. The Club price will be $277.50, or a saving of $97.50 in money—to say nothing about the Laidley os veo & “ prouillard ot | liberalities of terms and conditions of sale. This $97.50 is an actual saving. It is not an assumed or “make believe” saving—it is a real actual - sata Tone, i ee ae saving of $97.50 that can be used in defraying the expenses of the musical education of the family or in any other way desired. It’s the power | of numbers that makes this saving price possible—just as the railroad can afford to charge less \ . an excursion—because it carries more people. 100 PLAYER PIANOS INCLUDED IN THIS CLUB said to be living in Denver, and ef- ree Some of the special advantages and privileges | 2% «« #,cr mane maser cn forts are being made to locate offers you and 99 others: 1 25 of the Kohler & Chase Piano Club tei Dhseec bgt dg ae “ ‘ ” and $10 per month, * #% A PARASOL DREW LIGHT. * * NING. # CHICAGO, July 27.—While ® walking under an umbrella * with her sweetheart at Ben- % ton Har Mich., yesterday, ent Turnock of & this city was fatally injured & The lightning struck the um. ® brella and the girl dropped % to the ground. Her dress was to shred d she was ® beverely ned from head ® to foot on one side. Her com ® panion re ed only a light ® thock. * them. Every instrument is guaranteed without reserve—for five years. There are no “ifs” or “ands” in the guarantee 3—No interest or extras, Pr rrrararar aaa as 2 a a straight-out guarantee as strong as we know how to make it in writing. 4—A player-piano which every none Rane r é fF i of your family can play, embodying the Week If, after 30 days’ trial, the piano is not satisfactory, we will give you your money back. latest improvements in expression de- A , . , ‘ If the piano is satisfactory after 30 days’ use, the Club Member has eleven more months in which to satisfy himself ¢ EE ES days if to the character of the piano. you want It No Interest Added If it does not prove to be everything that he expects, he has the privilege of exchanging it without one penny’s loss for ail Gk eee ag as any other instrument of equal or greater value that we sell—(and we sell over thirty different representative makes). Player-Piano within one year without _ Ifa Club Member dies during the life of his contract, we will immediately send a receipt in full to his family for the OF take piano. 7—Twelve rolls of music, your selec- ‘A beautiful stool to match the piano is included without extra cost, The piano will be tuned twice without charge. Hen free SESSLER EEE SEE SE Reh hhhhhhh CHOLERA SITUATION BAD. | NEW YORK, July 27.—With Cholera victiins constantly arriving here on italian liners, two suspect aa feolated at Bellevue hospital and Membership books in the Kohler & Chase club opened Thursday. Pianos are now on display on Second Floor. You are cordially invited to see and hear them new cases from a cargo of tmmi . Mites at Svinbuce saan, tel 1318 Second Avenue 1318 Second Avenue city a {es admitted today that} the » in New York is ser-| Seattle — Seattle fous. | ° VETERANS’ REUNION | Opp. Arcade Bldg. ! Opp. Arcade Bldg. The annua) reunion of the King FOUNDED 1850 County Veterans’ association will 5 * ce al ss 2 a held at “Woodland park General Distributers Weber, Knabe, Kohlet & Chase, Vose, Fischer, Steck Pianos, Genuine Pianola Piano, Etc. ay, ugust 3. J ne ener with « camp fire ani Rogistered in accordance with Copyright At of March 4, 1909, by Martin McCagrick and Kohler & Chase, Unauthorized use in whole or in part, or colorable summaries thereof, forbiddey, lumination of the groun ° ° . Bight will be features of the day. t : Teunion starts at 9:30 with a : - a F a r rn r ‘ a 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ * 4 ‘ * r * * * 4 * “ ry “ Is He call, Luncheon will be served| * ye fe ye je ye eye ye de fe ape eje eye ojo ojo afe we ojo ojo oje ope oje wje ape ee ojo ope eps wpe ojo efe efe eye ede eye ode ope oy whe oforepe: ‘ oheseie / efo.njo wje eee #90 and dinner at 6:30. a eee | Free care of instrument one year, Club Members have an opportunity to still further reduce the cost of their piano by procuring other Club Members, including tuning, + Hye Of eye ofe ofe ojo oje ofe ope ojo oje oje o1e oye oye we ope we oe we ope w1e w1e oe w10 oye we we o10 w1e we oe Oye O10 we o1s 10 oe we eye oye ojo fe ote ofa ate ote ote ote ote ote ate ote ote ote ote ote ole o' fie \ ope ape ye oe yey