The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1913, Page 10

Ey Byte ess (aiinseneisetiennsnn at FREDERICK & NELSON Moré people aré constantly demanding Independnes ang Folks buy the paper which they think le the best? Therefore The Star T Mi ec oa EAT Ti ec && 7 A R In their newspaper. And The Star growe Gains, while others lose, clroulation. | = A GLIMPSE INTO THE DAILY LIFE OF THOSE WHO ACT THE WILD WEST PICTURES. YOU SEE ON THE SCREEN BY GERTRUDE M. PRICE jtures are put on o¥ery day the sun General Manager Autrey Ken A “dozen prairie schooners, ar Stars and Step. Suddenly «4 | . | ‘ The Star's Moving Pleture Expert. shines nedy led the way up to the high- | ranged in a effele of defense, stood | fusilade of shot, followed by « trail | e Th ipment includes le olnt © ace where the tn the middie of a clearing in the of smoke, blazed out from the LOS ANGGELES, Cal, Feb. 6 A whole tribe of real Indians, |! to plok their valley b Mon With muskets shelter | e a e 0 | S$ a Cc n *s and rocks and were | nd firing at @ how! r 0 vale mn oO e ad ing | Wf you want one whole day full of A regiment of cavairy ton of the advancing thrill " ex : Sie or eight big open-air stages. | crevice ing, ol nd of Indian in thelr tracks, | eee SO UP Whe sun, bor A dining room that feede 75 to| Just as he reached the top we We started off across the ranch or hobbled a few! (B S if row & surefooted pony and take!{0p pereste ats. time heard several quick shots and loud| toward = barricade and sil to the ground, But asement Salesroom) h + the short cut through the hills One hundred and ten horses. shouts and screams This is an army picture,” pald the rest cha from Hollywood to the immense Ten automobiles “Look,” said my guide. The my companton There's going to| A general hand-to-hand sonfilet fol F A I a » z Two six-horse tallyhos. Indians are attacking that band of be a pitched battle, lowed, and through the smoke . h > | sewire i lk fs moving picture ranch of the Unt) geonario department, with three|settiers, They've re to one. Real soldiers in uniform ad-|saw a confederate climbing up the includes, among ot er aesira le Si s, okt versal Film company men, working night and day of the prairie seh and the vanced toward = the flagpole to tear down (the nationa . es * A herd of wild cattle women are trying to hide.” which was surmounted by mblem Fancy Messalines, Taffetas and Louisines; 26-Inch Abs Thirteen companies of actors. ’ Cowboye—crack riders, cham rie ie pion bulldoggers and ropers. ys ‘ ALASKA BLDG. ALASKA BLDG. ( 614 64 } Second Avenue RAINCOAT Second Avenue LAST 2 DAYS Semi-aNnnvat Clearance Sale At the House of Coats Swiss Taffeta; 23-Inch Fancy Bourette Taffeta; 26-Inch Phu Black Messaline. Unusual opportunities aboundfgl selecting good silks at a saving, for Spring aye! Summer needs, The Sale of Silks First Floor 1b includes a variety of good styles and colors in Plain Fancy Silks, suitable for Waists, Dresses and Petticoats, prices sharply under regular values. ; 40- and 44-Inch Bordered Foulard Silks, for wat and afternoon costumes, special 85c yard. Men’s Silk Half-Hose|Women’s Silk Stockiagh § Special 85c Pair Special $1.00 Pair M"* $ Silk Half Hose in plain black — ik Stockings, medium tan, navy-blue and gray qual heavy weights; all-sill, also “Brann g, SCENES FROM THE “UNIVERSAL” RANCH REAL SOLDIERS; A FIGHT WITH INDIANS. | FINE PAID; MAKES MILITANT FURIOUS YOU'LL FIND IT HERE ity, with double lisle sole, heel and toe. | lisle top and sole; heavily reinforce Besvnig x ~ - : eee ee ee cage eh Scala Mats 3.48 eat Nae A acu sm t- $~ third av, and Columbia st The illustr . HILL IMUROVE osday cial prices on Sr Rt in a vari it of patterns, a the many diffe Unusual Values in Small Domestic Rugs ’ A Mae Rug paste n be quoting s jety do weave and in a ge assortir . Axminster Rugs, 27x54 inches, special | Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches, extm $1.45. special $1.¢ Axminster Rugs, 27x inch extra Wilton Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches, | $1. cial $2.00. ; SYLVESTER HROS., wholenale| ag Masa " krocers, 312-316 Becond avy. 8 °, i Men's and Youths’ $25.00 Su Men r Single and Double perb Double-Service Coats, the Texture Slip-Ons new English Gaberdines and : | double-texture Siip- Fine selection of new colors; $12.59 re quality, spec natty light and medium weight; |" Priced at TACO : E Rar eige es es & ; cemented throughout Sold I ies’ English Slip-Ons and mK, = Axminster Rug 5 2 ine Thy jaaell vave Rugs, 36x72 inches, oe at $12.00. $4.90 | Double Service Poplin Coats; | admitted 2.55; extra quality, special, $2.95. $1.95. i Me 4 L ed Slip-O a desead p wdeuariars $4.90) } "a Wilton Velvet Rugs, 36x63 ir | $3.25. en's Import ip-Ons | wai —Second Fiogr, Asem Ladies’ All-Weather English and Cravenettes Slip-Ons and Superb Mohair tied Gte tebe & --- — - Skiifully tailored garments in[| Coats; $16.00 and $18.00 gar- Atlantad@as | nol I to : tan, black and oxford shades.|| ments, priced $ | . Vr di sg Eee gee gem | Ps 7.99 New Spring Corsets Fancy Cotton coats usually sel! at $7 90 Ladies’ and Misses’ $25.00 Su $16. Sale price wis perb Double-Service Coats; Men’s New English Gab-[| iced at #91) En erdines and Scotch joniy 4 $12.58 Tweeds—Worth | Ladies’ Gaberdines and $30 to $35 | Cravenettes . | Very newest designs; many RINKLED CREPE in stripép also fancy Crepes in eross-bar for under: ments and lesirable Spring models in well- <ts on sale at special prices, CONSUMERS 1 were hand today when ears, pur 1oted ite price Specially Priced | Special 19¢ Yard s, night gowns, house gaa sts. ‘Twenty-seven ‘ wide, special 19¢ yard. NATIVE Style 1913, for the stout figure, special $2.45. DAUGHTERS id a bus ltan, brown and oxford shades,| $2.50 per barre! Short lengths of fine Swisses in silk lined and hand tailored dhe elas i Pee OE : throughout, suitable for rain or pooae! bey tg pA mae ans Z | Style 579, for the average figure, special | stripe ar d patterns, and Novdl shine: no better coat made at] proof Reg “ On BL Or be R. CLARK, 8 8. | i fe } $1.95. Lawns i s ranging from 27 to Extra Made of fine rubberized materials with plaid ~_, lining; high storm collar and wind strap on Special cutts.\ soid regularly at $5.00. Sale price e Alterations Style 457, for the average slender figure, | inches, spec ial $1.45. | Style 219, for the average figure, special D5e. si New Viyella Flanne's 75¢ Yard New Crepe Combinations lA NEW shipment of ¢ass aa shr K Flannels includes At $1.00 shades of tan, brown, gray, pink, T Crepe witht for clearance, 15@ yard ___ Free WILLIAM J. RAY, 106 years nd born in slavery at light-blue, 1 eam and white, new é es of pink, blue and d dark grounds; also Lenox, Mase as J been ar pin a guarante > ever 4 bill that mea methin | nie hadi | } } oe r ce: £ en's schiool dresses, Regal Dental Offices Comt ns of good qua sed for outing shirts, Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. (Manager) bintdary han PIER ind. chitéres?s aaa 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union eo on ; | NOTE—Bring this Ad with you. |, ite with | Valentine Novelties ; srateryan N )VELTY Valentines with clothe a | dolls attached, 10c. Valentines *#3by Clock and Watch Repairing | yecrn heas., tearing humorous verses & tion is prepared t hy JOSEPH SILVIA shocked port b d dash through i i Bec ; | At the Clemmer Until Sunday. T HE Jewelry Sect © exe Valent Novelties in wide #830 . i | catneun ehh retina oo] Submarine Mancuvers,” “His Wile - cute promptly an fa i including Seals, Tally Cards, Place K : {}here upc arting hie trip to Chi-| Cat Back ie sh for all kit Clock, Watch and Jewelry | Luncheon Sets, Decorated Crepe Pa® peta | At the Melbourne Until Sunday LAWRENCE |,,. rh sie nee of Flames 4 in lea | Brown ick,” “The Elite Bal : The Great Majestic Range At the Circuit Until Sunday. ‘ | his scarfpin with ock Holmes — Mystery i o drive it into h ust beac ‘Queen for a Season,” “An Extra | making w-wecioun wound, |P* " TI ange you ought to owl } | oo. 1e Range } g FREDERICK, MD.—Convictsd of | because it embodies every practical : Pay a h | Pas allowed t¢ nic bepi Sel provement that makes for good Don’t worry over bread-baking [th as mise ae oh Han gen Caine You Gamay. | *= economical cooking; because the } when an expert baker can give you better : a er Sie of materials and skilled workmans Y Charging that they were bread that costs you less—saves your time, trouble and fuel. HLOLSUM. is made automatically—pro- tected against dirt and delivered to your home without being touched by hands, Why not order a loaf to-day? “disorderly, noisy and quareel- some,” Frank Jager, of (New York, began legal proceedings m Until Sunday. to oust his wife and three | | utin Attorney * “Private have been put into it, ensuring service. children, a At the Union Until Sunday. * ‘ Cto wiih) SIGBAO BATHS Geen False to The ntl! Sundey. See the Range itself in our lsd, SE duekatea Mss oe Poe what happened to Mary: | . A " A jboy, 16, sust A a fractured 108 | micissing Kato, The taah Cont Section, Third Floor. Rec vn.” casey HALA 3 a aoe Hl eens Ca ae “ AT THE THEATRES | At the City Until Sunday. | Is E ‘Broncho Billy's Gun Play,” “Poi-| |B « ” THIS WEEE son Ivy,” “The Olay Industry,” The | Crest” Rese Spray Ball Socket Moore—Bemrich tn concert f mRERg DS AORS eS HUnIA| Pking REST ROSE Waffle I tropolitan— en. ur . Seattie—Se stock company | At the Odeon Until Friday. Spray for rose altie trons a in “The ‘ost “Betty's Bandit,” "Me Bullot|ff bushes, trees and S . ] 5 ~ Sethi Proof Goat.” "Nobody's Lave Btory” Hl shirubbery_sone-pint pecial 65c a Empress—V ville The Wedding Gift bottle makes about ‘TE 1S wi 1 gs Pantages—\ ville, oe «@ : AFFLE IRONS with thick GRAND—Vaudeville and motion [| At the Savoy Until Friday. 10 gallons of the Snleicne GAA Hhaiiiaa ant fr owictures., ee | “Mona of the Modaoe,” two-roel Spray mixture Price P 7 ! 4a Bs oe y il : as — Photoplays and J Bison; “The O14 Sweetheart,” “gin. 30e pint. in air-cooled sockets. ‘The ba ‘ft pan vaudeville, — & ny Smith.” ge Sprayer, for use | socket joints enable one to turn watiles withént lifting ef 5 bn ai as oe witly Rose Spsay, has extended grooveeto catch overflow. , vaudeville, At the Alhambra Unti! Gunday ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and “Gold Is Not All," two. ree! film vaudeville fénturing King Bagott. “Batty and | the Bandit,” “Sunbeam,” -flousefurnishings Section. 350, Special 65¢. —Houseturntehing?