The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1913, Page 8

° Folks buy the paper which they think Ia the best. Therefore The Star Gains, while others lose, clroulation. MacPHERSON-GRAY C0. THIRD AVENUE STORE CLOSED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Preparing for Big Sale =—Which Starts—— THURSDAY MORNING AT 9:30 The Largest Line Agents for engineerit movie oa # attracting the Grav | siderable attention at this week eee | When a widow wants her daug }ter to join her In mourning we of thelr departed hush ather, who has been dead for juime, the dauk beau « ja plan. The ¢ jin “What In th jat the Cle | a splete story |b Use of Rey | A wonderfully realiatie fir is the feature of The |Flames” at the Melbourne week, Toppling pillars the dangers ene drew Vivanti when he Koes rescue of Evariste Marney, deed as a fire bug caused Viv to serve 13 years of prison life | ee to h Distrib- Pathe W What pkly of Old Tahit The ¢ | “A Tale nade by Proxy Alaska Licenses Attached Palace © THE SEATTLE STAR h the dat crashing staireases and roaring flames are ountered by *Ar |At the Clemmer Until Wednesday Is the Use ot Repining?” “The Masher Cop uters for | oF bog collars, Harness, Sweat: Dent's A Perilous Cargo,” “What a Wright ers, Covers, Muzzles, Leads and Dog lChange of Clothes Did & Ditson other kennel accessories to be Remedies |) o. os found in the city At the Dream Until Wednesday the bill ° to th i iow an cerning chartey am " . monoy amendm i, eo i “ ‘ e and ti More people are constantly demanding Independenc in their newspaper And The Star gr —— a BILL POSTING COMPANY IS_f ATTACKED AS MONOPOLY IN FREDERICK & & NELSON RESTRAINT OF — SPEECH os BS ea February Sale of Silks ting vitle, ie matotaly L combination with th —exceptional values in Dress and Waisting Silks of plain and fancy weaves, in a range of desirable colors, at various special prices. dinane times 5 in | s built | bill 1p in Seattle ing rolle called Foste @ monopoly tn ; Basement Salesroom February Sale of Silks At 58c Yard ———— ARREST 25 GIRLS, WHILE 200 MORE BOMBARD POLICE WITH RIPE EGGS NEW YORK, Feb, 4 up in fr unset te Two autor Wont 17th | <% New One-Piece Dresses, $12.75 Sizes 14 to 18 Years; 36 to 42. Ruff Neck Outfitters | Part Played by Alr in Re Sweaters ree of har e | 78 1 and F C At the Alhambra Until Thureday, | wot | Dresses in the style Sura esi E Jerseys S “The Tramp Reporter.” frest Pee tyle P rit of servicealilg oe 8 A roundup began, Tw trt i 1, green, Copenhagen y or black, wit 15e quality Canvas Gloves, 2 At the Union Until Wednesday 7 it 1 he Faithful Yo Servant Reese's pair Se Boots and Th Pa 4 : : coh i bam if ol 25c Rubber Cement 150 Shoes. gon Clothing. $1.00 Rubber Sheeting for labor atory aprons 7S yd 50c Success or Fantasy Playing Cards 250 Specials in Our Motor Cycle Supplies. | Wednesda | | | rolnon Ivy the Three Black Bags lA | | | a in Seattle | ae the Grand Until We 3 Canvas H d D t. —————ee | Hullding the Low An ard ar ware ep All Sizee | duct,” “Saved by an Alrahip," Leather a of Rubber Nephews from Labrador E Loggins oe ion. guaranteed Seeks Tubing 0 24in. Carpenters’ Claw Bars. .70c tee e eee ee tthe tee : 2@in. Swayback Hand Saws $1.35 Starret’s * ¥ ys om We Bin, Clause’ Shears, guaran- * While armed United States te Paints. teed 65c ® mare «¢ and men from the aM Oils and 25c Bricktayers’ Tape 20¢ # revenue service stood guard _ Varnish $1.25 Freighters’ Short-Mandie Toole, | 200 fivetae! of optur we Ax BSc @ valued at $5,000, were der y - * ed here Monday. They SEATTLE SPORTING # sent the selzares of contraband Rubber gp % “poppy juice” made during the * ~ =F: : - 713-715 First Ave. Rk ehe heehee he eeee a %, « x This Clearance ale Is different from the usual event in that it presents only merchandise of the very highest class, and in the fact that the reductions are gen- uine and generous. Tomorrow we offer: $1.50 $2.00 Fancy Shirts “Excello” Shirts ..... $2.50 “Excello” Shirts $3.00 “Excello” Shirts E. & W. and other High-Class Shirts at one-fourth less than regu- lar prices. $6.50 Lewis Underwear ... Terry Bathrobes Reduced These Terry Bath Robes have | Slippers to match— .$3.73 | $5.00 Robes and Slippers for . $3.50 $3.75 Lewis Underwear ... .$2.86| $7.50 Robes and Slippers for . $5.00 $3.50 Silk-Finished Underwear _. | $8-50 Robes and Slippers for . $5.50 eo . $2.60 $2.50 Silk or Lisle Underwear ... Overcoats for Half vieae he $1.85 | $4. 00 Stuttgarter Unde. $3.00 | More Silk Underwear for half / “ae | Men’s Heavy Overcoats, high- i $12.50 Garments sense .$6.25 | class garments, in large sizes only, | $ 8.00 Garments ......... $4.00 | at half price— Men’s Wool | Sweaters Cut _Men’s Suits for $12.75 Men’s $8.00 Sweaters for ...$6.00' A great group of Men’s Suits, in Men’s $5.00 Sweaters for ...$3.75 | fancy woolens, high class in every Choice of gray, red or white; all | respect, worth $18.50 and $20.00, sizes in some color. | will be closed out at... . $12.75 $30.00 ones for $15.00; $40.00 ones for $20,00, and so on. a = VEITH-CAMMACK CO. SECOND AVE. AND JAMES ST. = lat the Circuit Untli Wednesday The Midnight Express cee y * Beeteeteeeeee orded silk, and Skirts in straight] ‘hig LIFE OF FALLING MAN BY USING OLD CIRCUS TRICK DAVENPORT, Iowa, Fet almost certal 1 will be found desirable well-made, an Ning to —Dasement Salesroom, Arrivals in Girls’ Wash Dresses ! “Sizes 6 to 14 Years YOU'LL FIND IT HERE prett odels in and Russian effects, made up News of the Day Condensed for Busy People ji Aasishys inghams, ir jlaids, stripes andl | c plain « rs trimmed in 4 and pipings of PORTLAND, OR When cont ting 1 | gned with Dut ks ort sleeves. The souttio Star Rev. Geo. C. Karl, a Dunkard 1 at $1.50, $1.95, $2 Fr rg minster, wae called for jury | P ee eae ee oe sh as : duty he refused to take the | oath. The court clerk read him | the affirmation, to which Kart agreed, and was accepted ee ee arrive any giclock. kingly pik at once Main the Circulation Department eeete | Stamped Undermuslins ff HE Boys’ School Shoes Art Ne sho i * * . . * * + . 7 ° * ” . y , many new arrivals in pera y * 1 13 4 | Undermuslins for embroidering he: today * 2- $2.00 pair | stamped on fine it nainsook, in d - © Brown Children’s “Broadwalk” r| for French, P la and eyelet embro SAN FRANCISCO. — Peter | FEF EERE EEE HHH a foot-form last in tan ery, and moderately priced as follows; Herman asked for a haircut at . ’ St a local arber shop, He wae le G ole Corset Covers, 20¢. fixed up generally by the bar Z g ¢ pat ©? 00 Gowns, 60¢. ber. He presented 50 cents, s, e but was given a bill for $350, |)" H Combinations, 50¢. The barber must tell the judge. |! 5 ’ ep gpa _ , test sean THE OWBOATS reliog NEW YORK.—Springing a su and the public pard and his on their friends Finley J. 8 prine t larae ined | Dtide, who was M Helen Gc result of d today f Pu a gasoline sion on one of CARDINAL PRANCIS Better Baking-Results ar ery tee mal When You Use LOS ANGELES.—Pursuing a footpad who had held up a neighbor, Rigby Ross was in turn stuck up by his quarry, who waited behind a hedge. Ac- cerding to his own story to the police, he lost a watch, $6 and The Direct-Action Gas Range And the Direct-Action does more than ensure success ful baking AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. it saves the bie, city marshal and the only in the com shoes MOORE—Dark ~Dar ; j THE FEDERATED Im ement |] Metropolitan—"Ben-Har Five feet of gas bakes biscuits on both oven racks clubs will hear c Seattie—Seattle stock company P P ; > pea botnprerll in “The Nigger —this includes heating of oven and baking. Let @ Eats cafeteria. This is one of a/f Orpheum—V 1 Ses poucehe, series of quizz meetings Emp V 3 y cThira eee ate Pan ! WARRENTON, OR.—Mayor GRA je and motion inde = Clara C, Munson is the pictures . t woman in this vicinity CLEMMER — Photoplays and —hh | i , ¥ Because the city trustees failed vaudeville. f ny | to name anyone, she is consta MELBOURNE—Photoplays and < 2 H vaudeville. ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and aresting officer vaudeville. munity. MEMBERS OF tt » Fetnoses An EERKAKRERARRRRRR ED Fumed Oak Dining Table S- i * * geline council, No. 6, Degree | S l 0 00 fohosis Sinton * * pecial $20. Men, will mect hereafte r|* SEATTLE * ae : mites fs hall over the laundry, Fourth * * EF MED Oak Dining Table, as_ illus = Sere eeeeeee ee 2a ea) , ees * be see f gh Prohibition and the negro ated, with 48-ir juarter-sawed toy <! ) t problema Invol exter to six teet . J 2 APITOL, SACRA which is. 5 | $20.00 The senate of Call and Mite he $2 id re " went on yeooré.~ toaes t the Seattle theatre th —Thir r 1 y against the single sixyear t me c for president, tbe vote bein Ker” oper ed at the Be . os 16 a capaci Ouse ue _ oe hich the noted drama co > h the company tk FICTION AND FACT splendid There was not a flaw : > ae rs John C, Livingstone, as Governor “ ” Just €0 om . ak TT dat Fencaaaty genie Os doi vtaastoner- an Gover sar Bath Sprays Never-Clog” Salt Shakers in his new da Adair bandle RELIC = FROM he va « € ci i we En on™) 9 her par to pert Special 10c Each Bun GOOD FOR The rest o ONE MILLION » DOLLARS 7 “Never-Clog” Salt Shi Th ers of plain crystal glam A With nickel-silver $4 top. The double cover fete ture prevents holes Ha%j cl ¢ when closed. SP WY, cial, 10¢ eacli ‘a themselves capable FR TRO TO RT tt tk * * o PANTAGES. . * * TO ROTOR tt ttt a tok The Pantages this week has bill of features. The prog md Billy Re in ay ant it On THE STAGE ‘ gee RNAC MEE i i he tro fa ma es QATIL SPRAY, as pictured, with six- | (cimne A HAM SANDWICH pany oe! ickled A Ar 2) red rubber 1 nickel-plated | SS : ia and “alingsa eae | Cut Glass Cruets ope (Ta | Spec'al$1.50Each ql “Anti-Carbon,” Special 25c | Two attractiv cuttings to Changes soot into gas, which is expelled | choose from in Cut Glass Cruets, DY To illustrate the with the smoke Makes the burning of | inefuding tke whirlwind design JM the strong men lifta a 860-pound oft coal as cleanly as though hard coal pictured uA anvil with his teeth, while — the were used, Special 25¢. Special $1.50 each “aE others tap the anvil with heavy Housefurnishinggs Se8tton —Giaseware Sectlet: blacksmith hammers, numbers are good, The | ture of Pi ius X., claimed to t the ily ever taken. The third big feature ds the four R gal in feat of strength Reeves kept the audienge in an uproar from the moment he ap peared on the stage. The pleture of the Pope are unusually clear. | quality ef the| feats offered by the Rogals, one of other Baek p Oat