The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1911, Page 6

“Words by sctieter adalat alltel | Music by Condo ® * * * HERE 189 RARAAAReARARARER , De | 224 Love blooms everywhere, even in MARIPOSA LILY. TIANA DILLPICK 1 : RS. I vi nN'D aay UP AGAIN, boarding houses. LOPES VAD Flowers. I vii t When the first babe comes, every Young married couple think they in-| Vented the perpetuation idea, Every woman of 50 can swear that @he war the town beauty in her! early days, and A get away with It, Many a rich man’s 5 wife ie terribly overworked thinking up things for her servants to do. It’s a sinister thing that the man who = m ice in the summer) turns the coal man when wiat'ry ‘dave raw nigh. Bass Swallows Fisherman's False| Teeth and Swims Away. A bdig-mouthed dass in Highland Take has a set of false teeth, but they don’t belong to him. James Turley of New York, who Is visiting in Winsted, went fishing,+ land while leaning over the side of the boat his teeth fell out, He saw > &® bass grab and «wallow them in/ the clear water and swim content: “ ay away | Duffy and his chanticleer, and when | Liver Duffy heard about it, it made him | "sy NEW YORK.—A course of study mad. Father O'Connor of the! w The bullet /intended to teach children how to| Church of the Holy Cross took up|? spend money should be added to! Duffy's fight, and now the matter the public schools curriculum, de-|has been referred to the bishop of clares James L. Stephenson, a Bos} the diocese, the police and the CHICAGO.—H Freeman |ton public sehool principal. health authorities. laughed, but it . a He haw-hawed because two robbers trousers, Wallace France, a nearo, |and robbed. felt a Peculiar stinging sensation on in his head, and about the same time heard a report had flattened, All Cream Serge | SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES At Half Price And Credit as Usual CHICAGO. — Mary MacLane of to write a book: “What | Plea I Think of Chicago People.” She|by the grand jury bec: Will not use the names of charac- os by mail for 9 | ters—only their pictures. — threatened to “bore” him if he did | man has asked the police to find a) Fight Till Three Are Killed. CHICAGO.—Pursued by a police-;not laugh while a policeman was|man who has been breaking up| When Julia Hlumenstetn, 16, went ATLA! he was escorted home church services by proposing to linto the cellar of the South st. home » carla eae: atiee “Be ola. 8 pale. oti nepn Thee be young women during the preaching.{in Philadelphia for a jar she was |b After proposing the man invariably |attacked by a large sewer rat flees. | Her screams brought her 18-Pear pati — | . but the rat was f NEWARK, —When the city by nine others, The! i rdered M ry King to have vt pit and maimed both the |} fees td concrete sidewalk laid in front girl before three were | & 2 { her home, she mixed the cement, killed and the others escaped. } |herselt and built the walk Al will buy dresses with the m ’ ger or] By sv: Henty | NEW YORK.—Known Imports I The fotte diamonds and precious stones at | Sscjtt 7 the’ foe eee Are bully Books for | thie port for July exceeded those of et . Boys. London's r age by over $1,000,000, ac-| ftssr"etce, nlat"citersine iia | ed to tice compiled by | ee cy price— Appraiser Fr A. Bird, r i | RICHMOND.— That the negro e ac race is dying out, and will be ex . tinet in America in the fist con Prett—@et~e tury ts the declaration of Dr. KE. C.|% as iH Levy, health officer of this city, |} 8 , eee COTS Outfittin Co. Inc. Two great floors devoted entirely to the selling of good note coun s Church Fight That} Es 4 é a || 1394-34 Seidl ms havin a ‘rugs, furniture and housefurnishings. London will posi- NIDA steetee hia ccth ‘ogists, Ilhilia Chad Hiss” ‘tively save you money. Here is a typical price list, which Shows JH) stcause its crowing distervea aarts ita ees mass in St. Anthony's church near | SS'5 | run pound of Irish Linen =Paper; 2be $33 SSessssse Suess Ss: PEE 2 27 Sssss Scand Photo ; Many sizes, ng Post Cards— | | M. P. Duffy's rooster bas stirred hureh fight in Newark, N. J. how we sell Floor Coverings. 9 a ‘The priest finally = ne, Bey, $5 Sell Real Estate. Busines Chesenn See mn e mplimentary remarks about! oF te . | Stationery—Specials fh ne ee Picture Mounts, in many sizes and shape; orth Se. | value. Special So called because ft Is so sturdy. Ought to last a Ufetime. and designs. Special | An 16¢ Tablets, inetud- | ing Highland Linen Pansy Boo! Alcott's Books. seen 180 Sevehadens You would not expect to rent and other best 40) | paper. Speciat . 1UC | several sizes. A package ......00 Boe Playing Cards; many styles. Special, x12 American Oriental Rug; an excellent tmi- | Hon of Oriental weaving; very rich $9 65 | Large, Thick Tablets, and attractive; room size. Special .. in @ dosen styles; ; can't wear it oat. | “Ca Samp! enection $3.98 acne ie Sc i ‘Reliable Hair Goods | ways and bedrooms; hundreds to choose 98c | 30-inch Hair Switches, , Biggest 18 and 20-inch | from ; size 27x54. Each | Hemp Stair ane Hall Carpet ‘in all shades of hair; | Hatr Switch, fm all od a ~ “sree: $3.09 | tait*Socom $1.00 Penis see sess tvtee Tak BUC | A regular $5.00 Hair | Halr Puffs, large set; ‘Full Yard-Wide Granite Carpet; granite, mind all shades; well made, | Switeh, in many from clean stock; ; what lasts longer than granite? - snide yard | Specta 82, 50 | is. ... ...$1.00 Gloves| segs | Special | Boys’ Wash Suits six | Clothing Section. Buster or Sailor styles is in Low prices are effective now and | Wash its, neatly made of galatea and other fast ec goods. Two special prices, 69¢ and ani a piano for less than $1.25 a | deviglad you? Through the Kohler & Chase piano club you can buy one for that The Kohler & Chase piano club offers an opportunity to BUY OUTRIGHT a GOOD PIANO at a MODERATE PRICE and upon —— the EASIEST KIND OF TERMS. Longe Women's Kid Gloves; any | | size of coor, eurniees: Women’s Muslin Wear Special, x GOWNS, CORSETS, SWEATERS 2o6°— evening white and all staple colors. Per CHILDREN’S BLOOMERS Gingham or light weight black sateen, sizes to 10 years Full pound can of finest, | Discontinued — num- C | Sense Walsts.” Spe- ae Sut cial table in Corset - Section Dress Linens | ~~ asyo% sample Tine, ranging re rae | CORSETS In price from $2.69 Imported direct to Lon- | pigge) wath Mas: come vig valocs is | an new eyes, A | to veces ss. A OE natural colored Dress Lin- | chance to get a real- p ens, 36 inches wide; un- | ly highgrade corset | Women's Muslin and usual values at— at less than half its Nainsook Gowns, em- 45c 39c 35c 25c value. broidery or lace $2.50 vaiue, trimmed; all styles, nf d worth up to Heavy Linen Huck Towels | cut to ....... an, paar 18x36; 20c regular. | $3.50 value ‘1 ih Dake $1, 19 oad sale eee 144c ry to. marked . ie eee vere Children’s Mustin Russian C h—Al-Linen pe to Geune,-sikes from 6 Rusdian Crash; ‘comes in SwaaTans to 12 years. 9 bleached or brown, in sev. | Women’s Mixed Special .... . 3 Cc eral widths; unusual val- Wool Sweaters, ues, per yard— plain $1.25 weave ‘ 22c, 1B woo 156 | Siscce 98 White Crochet Bedspreads | sizes c Extra full, double bed | Infants’ Wool Sweat- size; fringed; cut corners; e $1.00 value; a tenon $1 39 titre. 48c 100 Player Pianos Included in This Club The Kohler & Chase 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. 25c¢ Drawers, em- broldery edge, 4p The Kohler & Chase Piano club has saved its members TENS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS through the price of its piano— Saabowens” pti NEARLY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BEING SAVED ON EACH or trim- 48c. PIANO. But the real advantage to the club members IS THE TERMS—1 DOLLAR AND 25c A WEEK. skirts, with dust ruf- | Sous ete Pianos like these usually sell for 10 dollars a month—or 2 dollars 4—A player-piano which every member of your family can stieabed c and 50 cents a week. ‘a ounce, for . pl lay, embodying the latest improvements in expression de ppc Kohler & Chase club terms are exactly ONE-HALF REGULARG vices ’ 7 TERMS. SeeYour money back after 30 days if you want it. GOWNS, 98 ‘ < 6—A % ol That is what has made the club so attractive. >A year’s trial with the privilege of exchanging the Kolile: Pianist abet teed Y & Chase Club Player Piano withinone year without one penny Not a person who has looked at the Kohler & Chase club piano but) '°Ss for & Weber, Steck or Wheelock Pianola Piano, has remarked at the TERMS UPON WHICH THEY ARE SOLD. generously made, of first-class outing 7—Full instruction in using the player-piano artistically 8—Twelve rolls of music, your selection, free, Pianos as good as Kohler & Chase club pianos are NOT RENTED even at a dollar and 25 cents a week. Long White Under. CHILDREN’S MUSLIN DRAWERS 15¢ Drawers, | plain tucked c 19¢ Drawers, ‘it Women’s Weight Medium ¥ ey, utlna jowne, wit collar 69c flannel, with or with- 9—The privilege of exchanging music rolls at 10¢ each out collar, and edged 10—Free care of instrument one year, including tuning. with lace . Mattin, Shoppin Satch-, 14 Matling Shopping’ Satchel ie ed aa | YOUR EYES— HOW ARE THEY? Let Dr. Yockim test your eyes sclentifically, positively and correctly, No high prices. 1318 Second Ave., Seattle Opposite Arcade Bldg. 1318 Second Ave., Seattle oor al Kohler & Chase == Generat tributers Weber, Knabe, Kohler & Chase, Vose, Fischer, Steck Pianos, Pianola Pianos, Etc. matters