The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1911, Page 6

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LISTEN 10 THIS Ob: Gladness! Diana Dillpicktes Is Coming ‘to the. Farm. ; wt Monde by Ss N DINO, Cal. Aug. 2 eee nar tant maker Wt «| |/NEWS, ADOLF, FERRY Goot Comes, uu. MANY A felony for an automodilist not to | || NEWS. DIANA DALPICKLES i CrentLe HOURS VILL WE atop after an accident is repugnant IS3 CAMING To BRA ON SPEND AMONG DER FLOWERS to the constitutl » United SUMMER BPOARTER ‘ YOGEDDER MIT BACH GDDER, Btates and ts therefore void, is the BY OUR FARM, Tuling handed .down =». Lit TRA-LA-LAL Bledsoe of San Bernard decision was rendered In the ¢ ‘of two police officials who, while hastening in an automobile to ar Fest an ulleged wife beater, ran over and killed R. W. Pattee, a pedestrian. The automobile con tioned on its way after striking Patteo. Judge Bleds ruled that the section of the p 1 code mak tng their act a crime, was class legislation. FINDS RING LOST 30 YEARS AGO F MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Aug. 2 q A Valuable engagement ring which ‘ was lost by Mrs y Hinmann of this city 80 years ago has just been Testored to her. The ring was dug , up tn the garden in the rear of her p former home by the present tenants. Ever Heard This? “Wasn't it an elegant night to endl has resigned to become & A sneeze caused the quid to lodge | in the windplpe opentng, and Cronin At 100 Scorns Health Rules ]was choking to death when a man tee mR tiitear of Trutler, Pa Mrs./took out a buttonhook and fished war * Fe ©! up the tobacco. Dy announced on her 100th birthday|"” that an health rules for wing oD] «praying Caps” Due to Hot She eats three meals a day, reads) Wave Without glasses, and is active, but Praying capa” have appeared in | @oean't know why she can do it. [Chicago as a result of the heat —_—— wave. They are small, clrenlar caps c be seen Swordfish of black that can scarcely Hite a Label Women wanted to go to services A white and blue swordfish, with) pareneaded during the hot weather the name “Frank Doucette” carved | hut found it in violation of the rules P= te its spotted left side, is proving | of some churches, so the “praying | ‘the puszling catch of the season to) ang” were invented. One church Boston fishermen, It was brought) nas a supply of the caps at the door market by the | tor hatless women. | e s33 * long. weighs | 125 Tortured at Same Time Wilttam| The biggest dental clinio eve ander one roof was held at Cleve — land In an armory, when 125 men a . jwomen and children were worked ‘Quits Pulpit, Becomes Farmer | 0. 4 one time by demonstrating | f Finding after 15 years’ service | dentists that he cannor support hie wife and} Sfxty of the patients had tooth daughter on a salary of $500 a year,|ache. The clinic was under the aus the Rev. H. L. Geering. pastor of | pices of the National Dental asee- the First sia mam oheees at Niantic, | ciation and 3,000 dentists looked on. Biggest Steamer’s \* INNOCENT MAN Big Expense Bill §; o"* + nitow'Stnu OnHer Way Over : Pants, Ang 2M TE codt about $100,000 to bring|* axes to Michaud, recent! the mew White Star liner Olympic’ y gt Guina, after servi initial trip from Southhamp | @ years for a murder be "to New York. The Olymplc 's|# commit. After he had served ‘Diggest ocean passenger shi . five years Michaud was cleared ; P ie by the confession of the real # murderer, but it took ten years tae bis sum was chictiy weed | to got his cane retried pee and for foid. Hkh YO See eeeeeeeenene tons of coal were used datty | bai Sid the cost of this was a tri Jess than the cost of feeding ine passengers. Here are the items: | $22,400! VANCOUVER, Wash. “1 am elated,” said Misa “Lillian Waser st emeiares. 15.000 Caldwell today when informed that ssline. she was. the first woman to sit aa a ¢ of an election In the state Washington since the passage of 1 franchise taw. + OATS ‘aldwell officiated as judi aono Mt the city ball In yesterday's »p 1 poo | chat bond election 400 JOKE OF STRIPES | |* (By United Press Leased Wire.) | a )AGULATE. GIG SS THE MARKETS 4 ‘ess than it will cost to rent a cheap one = Go to any piano store you wish and Borge piano.. They will aut from $3.00 to $6.00, according to location, and whether or not it is to be delivered upstairs or has to be hoisted. The use of the | a month--maybe in some instances s it may only cost you $4--but in either case you only get a second-hand piano and you only get the use of it. Yeu don’t own it. By joining the Kohler & Chase Piano Club you start immediately to own your own piano. You are paying on your own instrument. The very first payment you make---Five Dollars---while it does not more than pay for the delivery, yet it is credited to your account. The balance is payable $1.25 a week. Seventeen cents a day. The piano is delivered immediately. You do not have to wait un- S83 Stestcrescestcs “ seeannaneneeens ‘Trim: odes Laine and shoulder vn eer »* Spring Gucko Sone ga igeons, dow Li eeeeeseeeeeeee sess we ek 100. Player Pianos Included‘ in This Club The Kohler & CHasé Player Club offers you and 99 others: 1—A $650 Player for $487.50. 2— Payments of $12.50 when you join and $10 per month. 3—No interest or extras. 4—A player-piano which every member of your family can play, embodying the latest improvements in expression de- vices. S~-Your money back after 30 days if you want it. 6—A year’s trial with the privilege of exchanging the Kohler & Chase Club Player Piano within one year without one penny loss for a Weber, Steck or Wheelock Pianola Piano. 7—Full instruction in using the player-piano artistically. 8&—Twelve rolls of music, your selection, free, 9—The privilege of exchanging music rolls at 10c each. q 10—Free care of instrument one year, including tuning. 4 These pianos are worthy Of (Who should join club a place in any man’s Home Jer coer so he anes should join the club, & sssczszzesz 3: - 17,500 @ $$ Sn=sssz: RRR til the club is filled. You get your piano when'you join. BAD LUCK IN PLENTY. TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Aug. 2.—Sorrow has fallen heavily on Patrick Gallagher. Three weeks ago bis right arm was blown off by premature blast. A week ago bis wife's dress caught fire and she died tn hospital Tuesday night. Yesterday his daughter day parade. They rod Mary, when going to the store, on a float bearing this legend was bitten by a mad dog. “Local members of the alleged|* Gallagher has ten children. dumber trust getting free board.” ‘te kth tt ta thh hhh ALVEOLAR DENTISTRY IS A COLOSSAL SUCCESS There is nothing added in the way of extra charges. SPRINGFIELD, Mavs, Avg. 2 There is no interest added. Simply pay the initial club dues Wearing reguiation prison stripes and locked in a rea! stee! cell, Chas. P. Chase and E. N. Bagg, local men ander indictment in the sult browght | by the government against toe al leged lumber trust. were the «tar paerermere of Springfield's Inde- of $5.00 on joining the club—then a dollar and a quarter a week as regular dues, until $277.50 has been paid—and you own the piano yourself. » Sisters Meet for First Time on | (ny Vited Press Lewsad Wire) Sesyeies Score: e2 =<) Club you can own a good piano for charge you $5 and cartage. The cartage will amount to anywhere piano afterwards will cost you $5 | | The whole proposition is easier and simpler than renting a piano that the other fellow owns after you are through with it. epee ee Serer eee eeeeeeeeeeee = Don't merely ask for fatal cream. sche maak huan They are of a most reliable and trustworthy character. Good, sub- 3rd—Young persons who are anxious to learn to play Caveat Emptor Positively guaranteed tree of ai stantial pianos, in which the real value is put on the inside, rather than the piano, but who, through force of circumstances, (Lat the purchaser beware.) Eee le nae ang inj in fancy cases with a whole lot of “gewgaws” on them. We have han- will have to buy and pay for their own instruments. “We are advertise! by our loving nds,” saya Shakespeare. And he might truthfully have added, “also, by our rabid enemies.” And just rem: man who is any’ Brent and Rave enemies Safety ROSE CREAM ry died this piano for a dozen or more years. We know it to be as reliable 4th—Music teachers who are just starting their profes- sional career should join. a piano as was ever put ina home. It is made by good, sturdy German . of 5th—Societies, clubs, lodges and Sunday schools that have small stated incomes should take advantage ever api Bet Female on the eurlace, as other egseey 86. tn- ferlor massage creams de. labor, in one of the best manufactories in the world; by men, many nothing, and In doing ‘ . ki ‘The very fact tha whom have been working in the same shop for twenty to twenty-five conditi x eatin that aan ALL DnuUosiere sie g& F ) ) of the easy conditions of the club. ees te bring sown vpon f Jesious, if t "ns 2 —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE NN NN I ONAN 9 tet omOby PSP Ore? Ss PL Aree de? ES PARESMC PRAcwBAS Crioevise “MebesEe ES OC These piavos are worth $375. They sell regularly for $375. Hundreds of them have been sold right here in Seattle at 4 $375. Hundreds more are being sold every month all over the United States at $375. They are worth it. They are worth it [at tmerty to come in and inapect our ” | work. who you are, CS Pn In brief, the Alveolar story Je thin . 7 i i You have to otter the world In the way lit you have one or more teeth Tatts Latest Moving Pictures on our floors, or on the floors of any reputable piano dealer in the country. Ali Mitegature fe advertininy n ad "T™ r “| . . . re . : . re: . . Pertemmemt of vue op lone, it noth- New Every Day The Kohler & Chase Club price is $277.50. The price includes everything. There are no extras of any kind. No interest to be added. Nothing to be added for freight or stool—absolutely no extras. Two hundred and seventy-seven dollars and 4 fifty cents is the price, and the price includes everything. 1318 Second ‘ 1318 S d ae Kohler & Chase *= raat wuldne Arseas eaten, General ‘Disttibuters Weber, Knabe, Kohler & Chase, Vose, Fischer, Steck Pianos, Pianola Piano, Etc. Lo A ANS / table and de he beat net will dety any to tell them look, act and ‘There is no busin trade where quality for more and ix more Gentiatry. lent depends FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m., Including coffee, milk, beer or wine, 25c Vocal and Instrumental Music Afternoons and Evenings, Why Cook at Home? SOAS | We cure it absolutely, statement to make, but w thing that I* possible tn is atwaye of the very ‘high Our booklets, “Alveolar are free. Write tor one if ‘We have sampios of CO, DENTISTS + 106% Third ae Haight Wide, 2nd and Pine St Terms to Reliable People, Qeesand4e12 Berevees= Vea A

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