The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1913, Page 8

JOLLY MAY JUST DOTES ON CRINOLING THREATENS TO come THEN why DO You ToDDLE AROUND BOwWLeGGeD, Wowina UKE 4 PAIR OF TONGS OR A Wid» Bone YOu Ake WARPED AND YOU KNOW IT. «LISTEN —* NOT GET UNDER EARLY AND BE HAPPY? WILL BE AT—— will see them. er Piano, Fine, High-G ample F n bec ¢ WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE, MANUFACTURERS SEATTLE STORE . HANDING OUT ADVANCEBUNK' INTO FAVOR AGAIN 43 ¢ wwe Rea DRAPE, SO wHy Friday — Saturday Jan.10th7"~ Jan. 11th 345.00 Player Pian —Days— BUSH & LANE’S The Three Player Pianos described below will give you an idea of the great values we are offering during these two days for $345.00, but there are many others, and every one a bargain such as you cannot resist if you BRING THIS AD WITH YOU | gush éjune, e Piann é 1315 THIRD AVE. ROUNDUP FILMS At the Coliseum next week local theatregoers will have thetr first opportunity of witnessing the ex hibition of the 1912 Pendleton | Roundup, as shown in 6,000 feet of excellent films. The wonderful “Let ‘er Buck Carnival is depicted In true detatl From the opening day of the Round up to the last act, last Sept, every thing was "caught the pleture man Pert weal r condition combi to make the — pictures] more than usually fine. The “bull dogging” of the cowboys is show: tn all tte reckless daring, A man’s leg was broken at one stage of the show when he was thrown under a horse. This ts portrayed in th picture, There will be a dally matinee eee Helen Gardener, the noted motion picture 4, appears in “Cleo | patra,” presented at the Melbourne next Sunday oe MAY DOWLING ot Maypt” will be LOS ANGELES J 9 h 1 at the Grand for four ays | ‘- tog ee grr as eel. ee rext Wednesday, Until San | Sites: policy” we F the ad-| "No, 1 was secretary to Oncar | any The G t Ocean Dinaster,”| Vance publicity work r various|Hammerstein’ in’ New York for Gansont « Pictorial Review is theatrical productions, and it's | than three re'—which is oe Just simply charming and I don't |quite a notabl Of course pier gee why more wor Jon’t go into|that gave me th ssary insight | spe Guilty Conscience,” depleted ie eight years ake punts | TAC the. bene the rest of this week at the Clem — At the beginning of the tour 1! mer, is sald to be one of the fun Tomah : : ile study the ge which I am 01 ate Sass cr motoaraphed I 1 , mp8 a oa ‘ , < a ne | de th a old sul a ne ghe politic A press | pe slittes of the individual play. | @ smorous Way, exent for 7 velt, and | er inspire me. | prepared | °° oe od ns ised my ta ents | mu copy ane “6. then: PRapristey one Une Saturday, @ capacity for t.” ex ig each local opporte beg ih papal 7 ' Eptome, don't you think? Inter-| the I have even overseon|y gay “A Curious Family,” “Steak aggeel t you think? Inter the reo tox (1 do not do. that Lae), nan epeamn Wy end mt I believe I like theatrical busi./of the play and the performers te jthe Maid ee ae betier. present at each place, You've co ou are an actrees?” the report-!idea how absorbing it becomes.” | art ranoe Cat Until Bunday = | “ig At the City Until Sunday lof a Kies Eclair Animated I OF COURSE YOU ARE torial Review | see At the Crown Until Sunday | f in “The Story of |; Me a ling of the ¢ Is His First Aute A Red Hot Courtship.” At the Class A Until Saturday = | The Dawe Love Hath a Miracle . | At the Alhambra Until Monday The | Biind Child Mise | Leah A Woman,” “The Treacherous mt Planting the Spring G | ‘6 | At the Melbourne Until Sunday | The ” Bt Mabel's Dad De The ~ Re lation 4 That Failed | At the Union Until Sunday Balkan War Pictures AC Her Parentage What Ha to Mary Smith ho Bi Norah, the Co 8° At the Circuit Until Sunday | “Outwitting @ Rival 1 od a change on 8345.00 in ex hop 8345.00 lightly CHIICAGO—Deputy Sheriff Henry Carrell made sffidavie ELIAS WRIGHT was ap mbroider SPECIAL { Embroidery Remnants, including Edges, today that he saw the “first pointed receiver for the Laka E b id a0 ‘ Aan age . robin.” It wae in Chicago’s.| taka Salt company on a $5,000 us Flounces, vers and Insertions in a range of desire nccewat wuimpchias bond Remnants: able patterns; short lengths, some soiled from display; at very LONDON MISS JOHANNA SINCE THE registration of- Cl prices for clearance — REDMOND daughter of! fice opened January only 4- earance jJohn EF f the] 000 names have been placed on fee ke A 3 Oe Sitios nation party is the bride} the books. The office closes today of Max Green, chairman} february 12 " sa siete sik eesti 0 ugs Priced for Clearance PARIS—The last swan on official statement that ie iseued : ‘ the ectagene! basin In the Jar today by the Los Angeles 10-6x13-6 Wilton, special $42.5 9x12 Roxbury Taps Brussels, special) dindes Tullleries died of grief Chamber of Commerce claims sd ; over the loss of her mate that the damage to citrus fruits 10-6x13-6 Seamk Axminster, special | $16.50. CHARLES NELSON it of by recent frosts will not ex a Se Frar are tt eported| ceed 30 per cent of the crop $418.00. 8-3x10-6 Roxbury Tapestry Brussels, spew 6 Oe ee a Ox15 Body Brussels, special $40.00. cial $15.00. Oceania Vance w ¢ | : : a | BUSINESS ROTTEN LINE n, special $28.50, $42.50 | 7.9 Roxbury Tapestry Brussels, speci PARIS.—ONE hundred and | $10.00. YOU’LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People | | _BERLIN—A hotel porter of | Th J S | f Whi Me rd - di | Bubsarivers te’ foattle Star Mayence who sbought an es t iy se | | “will confor a favor by notices | ote out of tip he given the | e anuary a es 0 1 e ular @elivery of | flveacre tract for a home for | ‘ any ber | superannuated porters. | NOW PROGRESSING titar He Nis che! den | F Mana ttoe BERLIN HEDWIG STARONA e e e . ie or all, and complalnt® Tl aieved to be the oldest woman In oJ Sie elton tlt iatas cat orem [| telleved to be the olden! wom, i Offer Special Price-Inducements in Many Lines of to ‘3 any “ole ne by ST tisth birthday at Dozuqno, near " : gieiock, kingly’ buone this office 1! Posen. Official documents attent New White Goods for the Spring and Summer Seasens the are aie Department Jhor. birth In 1794 | NEW YORK—Charles Van on’ . Bent and Pletro Vietto, duel ’ " " TURKEY 18 firmer in peace Hste, fired five shots at each ] 1 95 Pi nn il Songer oh eo = ene Som Women’s Umbrellas, Specia J field. pile and broke a window, They . teh Ashbenc UNUSUALLY-GOOD values in Women's 26-inch fine grade Black Gloria Hi. J. STILLER, liverymen, Sie! F6 HAGUE—Dogs as drought Umbrellas of the following description: a ee y eit of a ee animals for machine guns in time with assets of $19,314 and Mabill-|oe war tw experiment that the . thes of $25,686 peas Pc Drones sha Strong 8-rib frames. Long Detachable Handles IN CHOOSING 4 wife, says | making Patent Bulb Runners. and carved ebonized and Mi a wise Chicago dominie, first | pick out your mother-in-law. ROSWELL, N. M—Hedrick | : Armstrong, 19, married his SPECIAL, $1.95 ie POWER HARKENSTINE ARCH-| gtep-mother, Mra. Mary Arm | er willvarrive Saturday with 400| strong, 22, six months after his - tons of sa father's death ITALIAN GOVERNMENT, Cl It m D p i Ss about to abolish state lotterle in Corman againat earance e $ in ra er e decided to have just one more. 1g” street car conductors. It ha i . t " os, ir ciwaye been the custom to give ¢ ACE CURTAINS in odd lot ly of the best Nottingham weaves, in white and MADRID ANNOUNCEMENT | guctions five pfennign whenever ecru col r ed for clearance at, special, 75¢, $1.00, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75 that the government ha they make change . esume relations with and up to $2.00 pair was made here today AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF - : ARCHITECTS wants the arch Silk Cords for trit ng por pil Also a varied tment of high-grade CHICAGO—Manager Arthur itect for the Washington state ‘ ht ‘ atoll ane * Guthman of a local theatre was building in 1915 chosen by com- low table cove and ¢ » ery Fabri n ling Silk Broead es, scratched in @ fight with a etition. cial, yard, 5¢. : chorus girl behind the scenes. " Raat Oe Metallic Damasks, Brocatelles, Silk Ar- Bhe said he jilted her, With AH BOW, charged with re Odd lots of Drapery Siiks, in oe La the engagement broken she was siding illegally in this country, tat ‘ and | ™ures, Wall Tapestries, Imported and dlecharged. was Wednesday or se figured Fabrics, Tiffany Gauze, ¢ repe Ss anc e , a, rted Cr = seulat | ported by United States Com- Sunfast Materials, special 95¢@ yard Domestic Tapestri aspes, Imported e WASHINGTON "LAT denial o missioner Totten. : T alnest t shar 1 ic the report that be contemplated re | Odd lots of Silk Loops grade) in | tonnes and Velou at sharp reductions for tiring from the supreme court of the| PROF. F. P. BEAL, of Tien- . Ase ae . i : United States was volced here to| tin, China, will lecture Thurs |f 4 Varicty of colors, to close at ‘10¢ each, | clearance. —First Yloor, Annex. day by Justice Holmes day night in the university auditorium sixteen sardine canneries along in a burglar about today be 8-3x106 B , special $20.0 the Brittany coast have been §/ wailing the fate which sent | closed down, the proprietors [four homens within a few blocks Acting nN aster, special | and $29 saying that the sardine busi: leach othe: and netted him but i and $22.50. ‘8 unprofitable te in all. He was frighter &-3x10-6 Wilton, special $27.8 aw the cries of two wome 9x12 special $25.00. » STEAMSHIP BERTHA, aground | was ered in the ¢ z= ; pace pia $36.50 and $40.00. m Alaska (wo wee "£0, WAS the third house and " xtc t br « special now a &-3x10-6 Axmir . ial 818.00 - . &3x10-6 Axminster, special $18. Ja lone quarter in a pocketbook 1 $16.50 $20.00 age ! pecial $16.50. | ~—Second Floor, NEW YORK—Government [arw. J experts tested Ole Brudes’ un | Ming Alice ea i Sues peescaaie sinkable lifeboat The craft is av aped and holds 20 per at the home of Mre sons with food and water for 02 32d av Odd Cc ti ‘ Cl three weeks. The tests proved pe — earance the inventor's contentions WOMEN HELP IN stark. tenets nging fr 20 to 50 ya pecially priced for clearance, as COL, OSCAR BARRON, father of FIGHTING FROST =e Oe ee - ” " Mra. Joseph H of Sea ind in hy following an : : : P ea POMOD Cal, Jan. 9 ro Velvet Hall and Stair Carpetings, special 50¢, 65¢, f inent women of the Pon have gone Into the Te and 90E yard CHICAGO—TONY CINCH. | TO" ee ite aie en are aan RULO, aged 12, caved the lives [Oren easy smudge pots dur Wilton Velvet Carpeting, special $1.10 yard of his family. He awakened [io Movie | z a them and carried his 2yearoid | 1"F Pa, Tapestry Hall and Stair Carpeting, special 85¢ yard. sister and dog out of their |)” Spr Ponce ag —Second Floor, Annes burning fiat de : * Pe MMR Mev MEN Rd , NEWPORT.—ELE¢ TION to an| HERE'S NOTHER ONE ?- ; - the vacane € the de ey aud by, sla GRC, gp. & ho Women’s “Grover” Comfort Shoes sulted Joaaon progressive, | more progressive { added to the 4 democrat, 449; Bil} number in the house of represen P s 2 J ar at; Ore eae ds cacien Wakeus Designed especially to meet the needs of women who require an extra degree of Jens to succeed 8 ease and comfort in their M: from fine kid and goat leathers, with flexil MADRIO — SENOR BAL- Appleman, deceased, of Pend and qlead ant age ZERA of the Spanish telegraph Orelle count The te number turned and welted soles includes: department has invented a ma- f progressives in the house, not 5 : } * Fy . chine which he says will send | including those progressives elected Women's Kid Button Shoes, plain round | Women’s Kid Oxford Ties, round te in i s republicans Jensen defeat ee ie } : : 1,820 words a minute ea a8 eemee <0 sue anh omnes toe, circ », turned sole, l-inch heel, | kid tip, turned sole, 13-inch heel; Siz ROY CARTER, 4001 Dayton av.,| The republicans did not put up any sizes 24 to 8, widths B to E; $3.50 pair 2% to 8, widths B to E; $3.50 pair. 4 I P was attacked by Ben T candidate x ing the latter's aut ne Women’s Kid Lace Shoes, plain round Women’s Kid One-strap Slippers, turnet die of the atreet as a favor. " . | 1 Bat 2 AT THE THEATRES toe, straight side seams, flexi Goodyear | sole, l-inch heel; sizes 214 to 8 wid CHICAGO—Twelve $100 bills THIS WEEK welt sole, l-inch heel; sizes 24 to 8 B to E; $2.00 pair lay unnoticed for 10 minutes mM FI Ww Pee D: $3.50 | oore— ore ebbe in 3 to pS Bes | air | * sas : . bo emg epics ola Seater Natishty Mariette : 4 Women's Black Vici Kid Juliets, ki of a Chicago firm had dropped || Metropolitan—David Warfield In Women’s Black pi Two-strap Slippers, | lined, plain toe, cor n-sense heel; beet The Return of Pete Mari ; them siatiibcheatiio Stak On ta medium toe, turned s ¢, plain | k bow on | n 1 toe, patent tip, and 134-inch Cub LOS ANGEI Long delayed Get Rich Quick Wallingfe vamp, 136-inch heals sizes 2 to 7 heel; sizes 2% to 7%, widths B to rains are falling throughout South-| | OrpPheum—Vandeville idths B E; $3.00 PB: $2.50. ern Califo today and the cold || Emprese—Vaudeville widths B to Hi; @.WU pair. pa, ey —Firnt Fle wave that has grip dd this section Pantage Vaudeville, ain ive: Bare ia ireacies GRAND—Vaudeville and motion ‘cin ees pict ' LONDON—THE will of the || CLEMMER — Photoplays and * Odd M l late former High Sheriff Grit. |[ vaudeville | Clearance Prices on etalwares fith Dearden, of Northampton, | ‘ .. Rae er natoplers and . — requested that his body be vaudeville buried with that of Pompey, |] ALHAMGRA — Photoplays and} I scandinavian Copperware Egg Boilers Chafing Dish his dog I] vaudeville o'clock Tea Kettles Cocktail Sets Ramekins Five Tea Tiles Flagons Tray Asparagus Server peregue * Housefurnishings See i, The Ohio Steel Rang Satisfies When ladles who wrote of their right to the vote ‘ Were dowdy and frumpy in dress . ‘ When each suffragette whom one noticed or mét IE Ohio Steel Range meets the demand & Was mannish in type, more or les s We laughed at the Cause withou tup or pause a highegrade, clean-cut and practical Range We jab it with pencil anf pen Though earnest its friends in their aims and thelr ends, a e price. It is the result Of thirty yeal They didn’t “get over” with men ee Specializing in the manufacture of steel ranges. But now that each peach has a suffragette speech Some place in the back of head Note its plain yet handsome. 5 And each suffragette is the swellest thing yet ey ; merdress of unot With all of her dowdiness fled mented nickel, as shown in the picture. A Raf We shout “Hip! Hoora!” when sM® ambles our way, eh : n the picture. A Ral She banishes all of our frowns that is kept bright and clean wi And we help her, you'll note, when she asks for the vote t ght and clean ‘with the greatestiay In the latest of headgear and gowns, + a ~ : Ths * se Sie sity acahiate Call at our Stove ection, Third Floor, and MORAL . ee <A Tee Put your faith and your trust in a cause that is just will ghow you why this Range SATISFIES To share in the suffrage with Man; © cooking results and economy of But do not despisdJooking good to the eyes, cooking reaults and economy. of operations And dress j@t aM well as you gan! e 7 °