The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 8

FRANCISCO.—A_ bah tonhook was the " at the police station. “Lemme keep it; comb my hair ae. $10 Gold Crowns Regular $10 Plates Ris Soliaal Cffices . Clark, D. D. 8, (Manager) | N. W. Cor. Union. | NOTE—Bring this Ad with you. | 1405 Third Ave., A New Strictly Tailored Model---in the Popular Pencil Stripe > early at A Splendid Selection now of- fered at prices ranging from $25 1332-34 _ Lig Near Union St 8S “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” PUL DOWN YOUR : See ee Ee Re oan ncnonmene Sne cting Sarge crowds nightly vthe Theatrical Tri ab being $1.00 to $3.00, are 20¢, 30¢ and \ fact waite Seartts ° |BURIES HUBBY THEN ADMITS KILLING HIM WAUPACA, Wis, Feb, 20.—Mr Albert Patzer, who told the author! : nawa that her husband murdered by a mysterious Patzer was at supper cor ‘ was the burial, throw REGULAR Ol OMON THIS MAN CROOKS. Don Don't car De ns ar Don't t 1 have a cor stant your own house; y while you are there have to go out Don't get anger cares y Pull kilts! yoagr Kitt i Imagine yelling these do I 1 ppose tor ; told Ey il te £ P. is ¢ at ( t r t I y «1 phot ph ( H i rea great a I the Pavish } 4 t an i i KI te 1 { 1 the fight in dark is ascene t mer! rence the st beginning to appreciate, given this wee beside prices ‘for isSiOne to + 1 the, he na ‘of life, “Paid ng home from} fore Moore Theatre repartment BERLIN vants’ union nec educational authorities to es tablish a state high schoo! for servants. ALI ST. PETERSBURG.—The ¢ lice have prohit the dis Ajay of moving ¢ es illus tPating the “Life of the Late Count Tolstoi PORTLANI or Ha € L PARIS.—D es are the latest society fad. Specialists produce one that lasts a week and others that last perman ently Ing the theft of $380 and a watch from a farmer, Joe Man ning asserted his inability to make restitution, on the plea that after he took the loot he himself was robbed 1 Hall to Seattle UMATILLA, ORE.—The ac tion of the conductor in stop. ping the Chicago express near here and forming the crew into a bucket brigade saved a farmer's home from being de- stroyed by fire. A BILL is before the Washi m legislature to this state ow the exampl many othe LOS ANGELES—G, W Swinburne, 30, in a newspaper advertisement, offers to sell his life to the highest bidder for two years. “I want adventure ined. “Anything hon he exp est goes.” Your Babies’ Photo Free Pobrus “A Trip to $Perform Beginning Scandinavia” is Saturday Matinee ° tages around the cages YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People pau Ask fof 1 THE MARKETS | PORTLAND, ORE.—Confess cad THE SEATTLE STAR : WHY GO TO SEE THE PANAMA BIG DITCH? YOU CAN SEE SAME THINCS AT BALLARD day At the Melbourne Until Sunday At the Grand Until Sunday ( W y The i ‘ Resurre At the Black Cat Until Sunday a At the Circuit Until Sunda T lerworld of New York The \\ r-Loser A Ro Clot have Some Doet Jame Hungry The ( r At the Sity Until Sunday T Pr s and. the Man 1 Whispered Wor A Motor Party The Missing Jew At the Class A Until Sunday The Man Higher Up, The Re of Nanc Al in eee At the Odeon Until Frida On Secret Service,” tw in to Mar At the Savoy Until Friday Their Mutual I The Girl of the Range, AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark Metropolitan—Alice Lloyd t Maid in “The rpheum Empress—Vaudevill Pantages—Van Me GRA Vaudeville and motion 1 CLEMMER — Photoplays and vaudeville MELBOURNE—Photoplays and vaudeville ALHAMBRA — PHbtoplays 3 and vaudeville SAN FRANCISCO,—Two Chi nese holdups ordered Geo lycki to “come through” in their native tongue. lycki con sed, hanced them a match The bandit, added $22 and gold watch*to®the match on their own account, | | te ” Sellewing Our Useal Coctom, the Stare The Return of Lady Linda,” in Will Be Closed Alf Day Saturday In Observance of Washington’ 5 Birthday FREDERICK & NELSON New Street Coa $25 00 to $45.00 ai clfitoned of ) a, ), $38.50 and New Tailored Suits, $25. 00 ed Featuring tr spring terials t slorings, sterials and linings oo nd 18; 34 to Pri on's Suit ranging from Fashions ar $25.00 to $45.00. —fecond Fleer, | | Varied Displays of Newest Neckwear Novelties | Hand embroidered Collars of net and | Crepe de Chine Bows, 35c, 50c and $10) batiste, new shapes, 50c to $35.00; Jabots, | Windsor Ties, 25c, 50c and $1.50; Fowra SOc to $20.00 ; | Hand ‘Ties, 85 New Shadow Lace Effects in Flat Col- lars h ¢ de or J t New Linen Collars in plain and embroid t k Colla t ered effects, single- and two-ply, 25¢ and as f ck ¢ upward | Jabot $1 WW Colla Cascade ) Guimpes and Chemisettes of i] Dainty Neckpieces of fine Brussels Net | Brussels Net and Shadow W ia ) ra ed bow ‘i s ] P belt. i | D $! ca | “ The New Veiling Novelties il Shadow and Applique Veiling M Ou “ Veils of heavy | 2 rds long, | ble ba s, $1.75, @ I] Vanity Veils in § finish | Women’s Kid Gloves Spring Arrivals in | $1.50 Pair Children’ s Wash Dresses | Women's ~ — ‘ jue-sewed ene '§ | > = Mi : h pe ‘an $1.90 pair ha ch s, plaids and in dark col- lasp Gl Kid Gloves, ‘ a k es, trimmed | —Basement Salesroem tical range It of thirty an T HE Ohio Steel Range meets a higl clean cut nd It is the r With 16-inch oven, $50.00. With 18-inch oven, $55.00. With 20-inct n, $60.00. (These prices include water nnections.) Quartered Oak : ; Dining Chair Specially Priced Special $2.75 | Granite Art Squares Well-built O 7-6x9, special $2.25. Paes pie Ik ia : golden tin nit uine lea x9, special $2.75. fi) cane; f{ x con struct | 9x10-6, special $2.75. Special value ‘at $2.75. ailored, demi and contrast- gra al $1 ir 1.25, $1.50 ani Misses’ Overseam Glace Kid Gloves, two- | $1.95. nar $1.00 pi | New Sateen Petticoats with deep plaited Children’s One-clasp Gloves in tan and | or r tucked flounces, regular and extra The Ohio Steel Range | he demand for ) p in the manufacture of steel plain yet handsome dress of wnorma mented nickel shown in the picture, A famed that is kept bright and clean with the greatest prope tion BUY will mont BUT Enstre lives « cabin camps broth: Frank went blives night - home Frand nd t home 80 It ¥ just « plast to wi Sa al de ar tok wif hin