The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1913. ed DAN CUPID HAS MESSED | THINGS UP HORRIBLY IN THESE FAMILY TANGLES WIDOW ALCORN WORRIES THEM lssra® feat te 7 At the Dream Until Wednesday - ‘es The Golden Wedding, ‘Clar | e \ ence at the Theatre, “Fixtng Ive | Aunty ea Maiden,” “Pathe | Wee y No U At the Melbourne Until Wednesday ; ; Past Redemption,” “Her Sister's } . SS | At the Alhambra Until Thursday © Smuggler’s Daughter,” two reels A ated Weekly,” “Betty's | ANT A } Bandit The Oyster Industry,” \ pIRLS, W At the Ciremte Until Wednesday the Jungle,” three | ot Otel. Cruel § NEW YORK, M : . The Old Clock His impossible | 7 when the ee aw ron} At the Black Cat Until Wednesday apes e Th nes Boys in Missourt t . “ € " nye tte ¢ | a Eireated t rry a poor Amer i A Until Wednesday | fean girl. No es ald dc enne Massacre, two} Here is a dreadful prophecy sketched by Cartoonist Ryan, It shows what Is likely to happen unless we ae he M a gynay Aes Oat ee | get the Pianos, the Players, the Grands and all the Musical Merchandise out of the builders’ way f ae as i of 4 rt | At the Home Until Wednesday | The G th . | sencumbered acres at « The Good Within Marriage | fe bad $40 , by the Wt When Jim Re dare to Work turned,” "G ont Weekly No. 59."] “tbave great a eh | ; " »b t uid er Until Wednesday ake Blunder,” “The Two . tea! |B The je of Justice,” ears | At the Society Until Wednesday und b rhe aonnanaee Man,” “Whif-| The carpenters ought to have rubber-nosed hammers—the plasterers ought to have fles Tries Moving Pic cting, ; : } } Pai > Mis Gewilck, wha had & couple|"An Excursion to Grande ‘Char limeless plaster—the painters ought to have brushes that would not splash. Failing CED gf ty new nickels made into cuff treause The Pride of Inno these new inventions, it behooves us fettons, wur forced to sacrifice cence a rr 2 > 7 ed hem when he escorted M se TO MAKE ELBOW ROOM FOR THE WORKMEN. weof them when he escorted Miss nghammer h on th At the be : , oe oho — ig Bebo a * Per # > #8 ira veitan Feats M ; Because even now they're beginning to tear the plaster off the walls of the Recital ne. qite have th’ fare va | NATHAN JONES AND THE NEWEST MISSUS JONES and even now there are thousands of brick being loosed in the basement. The . i _ _ ——-| Jessup. Ga. M Qe Jnameg Thomas and there wasn't vhole store is to be turned topsy turvy, and the stock is to be reduced to the min- re Sever, perks in the bist ejany r f loga ton » All we lose now we shall r in later on, when we give Seattle the most marriage has there been s ,|% deputy wberiff started after t beautiful, as well as the most complete, music store in the West. sor JUST 1,685 SAN PEOPLE mix-up ast of thel- ‘ "a cineeled Come for these bargains tomorrow. If you want to save from $78 to $300 on en and Robert Thom. | ¢ ndmitted than f a piano, cc yng to Eilers and select one now. oj WENT WILD LAST NIGHT aie ; ie vist tos | Corte that 1 fac ae ate o A few d s down and a few dollars a month buys anything in this big store. wi fis are out “ tt 4 bis — retin oh i gyn Helnes’ Gree. Plano ae, $ $400 Kimball Piano $268 | $900 Krell Auto Grand ong - : ‘ Gilbert Square Plano batons $465 Lester Plano Z $268 $1,000 Kimball Acmelodic ri Alice told Steinway (Square) ‘ ’ $475 Marshall & Wendell 205 Krell Auto Grand One t s r : Newton (Sauare 28 $475 H. P. Nelson Piano $256 $2,000 Welte-Mignon pg ; 2 re 0 Behning, case hurt 2 $500 Smith & Barnes S318 Grand Pia dred and “4 be er aba ee Arion Piano ‘ Ss There are many others at reductions rang-| $550 Hallet & Davis ae dressed ) The en be f Henze 8 ing from one-third to one-half. Any of these | $900 Lester Grands a tad — an: Tae Nest 275 Schermer 8 can be had for a small payment down and $950 Weber Gra went wild la , ‘ you? Whe 1 275 Krehling Piano 8 the balance like rent, say $1 to $2 a week | $1,250 Hazelton bans i this is not mea pla sw ukdn't help-r 3 Wilaes Piano $i or equivalent by the month, $850 Kimball Grand $555 ee Schillin no 58S Gangerous or : x Aachentash Plano a Player Pianos Terms on Grand Fiance as low as $10 a ; 1 Che went ce E Babin Qhey went wi t t seats in Brewster Piano = $650 Krell Auto Player +++- 8335 : PIPE epee re are bale & ss ey we i inn ane Steger Piano & $650 Marshall & Wendell a Organs + thesiasm and delight over re are only 50c), and =| they w r _f ane sd Behning Piano 8! $850 Autopiano now ee $75 Clough & Warren aplay. It happened in the every ct, Mabe cn De Natt vaties ogg de gg 1 $900 Lester Player Piano . 985 Standard Organ Seatt! The n “The [had been 1 1 bef ery eo ge $350 Kensington Plano ..++....++++.- 8188 $950 Player De Luxe .. . «+ $6 $475 Story & Clark . le Thea 1g ’ he named Po “py I Kohler & Campbell ..... $165 | $950 Pianola Piano ’ $525 Story & Clark > Crisis” is the equal of 1 —— foe. or Violins, + Banjo, Guitars and ieitiien ‘Marchal Out of the Way $5 to $7 Violins P 82.10 | $12.50 to $15 Trombones ie $7.22 | 10c Gut Strings ed to remer eon ed t any $2.00 play that ever city It came to + . + } t $7 to $10 Violins ° eee $5 to $7.50 Auto Harps ‘ , 2 75c to $1.25 Silver G Strings War, written by Chur runs ail h three $12 to 615 V ns ‘ x $8.50 to $10 Auto Harps...... . $1.75 Record Albums . tic form it is even e ay. Sat 75¢ to $1 Violin Bows q $20 to $35 Violoncellos eeeeee $2 Record Albums In drama 7 i . ; Isn’t It an Odd World? $1 to $1.25 Violin Bows eeencece 35c Violin Chin Rest ° $10 Record Cabine: more thrilling than its inday—on $7 to $10 Violin Bows ; . - 0c Violin Chin Res ; “3 $15 Record Cabinets ~ Sot, so «f he i casior ery aa 1 15 Corn y 5c Violin Bridges . ° $25 Record Cabinet: inal readir r the wh occasions every $10 to $ Cornets 5 Violin 9 ne MOE Pinel “i ® the NO REPENTANCE AT LEISURE After courting for 46 years $2 to $2.50 Cornet Cases..... $5 to $7.50 Guitars . ° 5 $7.50 and $8.50 Mandolins dramatist has Seat in the house ts a quar- Roseland, N. J., couple decided to get married $8 to $12 Leather Cases .. 5. $4.50 to $6.50 Mandolins esa the rf $5 to $7 Guitars z most out of the ter 28 eee $18 to $25 Clarinets . . 75¢ Stee! Music Stands... ‘ $7.50 and $9 Guitars ; Ts te the best = MEN DO NOT attain their maximum of efficiency until they are | $27.50 to $35 Clarinets $10 German Zithers $7.50 and $8.50 Banjos and every go S the best entertain- | over 60, says Dr. Harvey W. Wiley $2.50 Clarinet Cases $10.50 to $15 Banjos in that audier ment in this city this oe et, oe j $3.50 Accordions 2 5c Steel Strings . vee “4 $2 Guitar Case — hale eabnas | cscu WHAT'S THE USE?—H in Baraboo, Wis, saw a heron tn $5 to $9 Accordions soe ba 65 15¢ Gut Strings $2 Banjo Case .... applauded ti week — price regardless. | most tc rable wilds, captured tt after an all-day pursuit, and found $12 to $20 Accordions ........ 88,95 $1.75 Mandolin Ca were sore and |} If you don’t think so, go a tag around its neck, inscribe Votes for Women $3.50 to $6 Snare Drums $2.4 $2 Violin Case ; ss es are Up to $12 Orchestra Flutes “BS $25 Clarinets (B fiat) weary. It is a great play, to the box ice at the NINE CORNELL have enro 25¢ Harmonicas 10¢ Kazoos $3.50 to $5 Music Satchels... ‘ EXTRA—Violin Outfit 50c Nulac Polis “ge ae tee Consisting of fine violin, bow, resi strings, case and book of instructions, plain that anybody can learn to play— t rn h ‘0 learn by a great company. For- close of the show and tell tunately for Seattle it is the man who takes the fo longer in hands of money to give you your 8 DOWN back—he'll do it. |" re nted doorstep, a man fn Roches y & m y incr Uo ee tee ty priced as follows: is not DA ANDERE! nereERINGFIELD. MASS. I n0 placo for s duellst. Man who rough $22.50 Outfit $8.88 . | Yorver: : | $15.00 Outfit $6.38 - i e Third and University KNOW HER? YOU'VE SEEN HER RIDE IN AT THE THEATRES . : ; : LUBIN PICTURES dN eS | semen a ssi Moore—Lyman Howe traveling (THE MARKETS |° RAN as pasige who found him in a Westport, p ire R © oats Conn sanitarium, that on the Metropolitan — John Drew tn | THE MARKETS mines aere KE | | night of the fake suicide he threw wernt Perplexed Husband mI LIFE SENTENCE FOR an extra hat and coat which were ley Mitchell ato ed wit his ni n' a isthe Crisis pe, following. are. the average go BABY STRANGLER T0 DODGE WIFE water from. the fertvbost anf >rpheum—Vauder ! ; ere and prices paid by tt MARION, 0, M That hel | shouted “Man overboard!" His Empress—V sat spend the reat of his lif ruse was successful. Mr, Kevitt Pantage “MILWAUKEE” DAILY 28 to September 30 May d : ison W fa jury it says Rubenstein manipulated the GRAND—Yauderille and motion all cases | the trial forrow, who 3, N. J, May 18—Emanue} | fake suicide to avold paying to his * i] was cony in narrated to his father-| Wife $40 a month judgment for non- CLEMMER — Photoplays and be 18 f Mrs.| in-law, Edward N. Kevitt, the man-| support FROM MELBOURNE—Photoplays and ranoh 1@ ee akarat sada vaudeville, Prutt—Semnng Price a the ‘ SEATTLE, TACOMA, PORTLAND, VANCOUVER ALHAMBRA = Photuslaye- ana «a0 boo 1.1 believed it was a ary STAR WANT ADS Lela dala ttc excitement | BRING RESULTS . ‘ vaudeville. reseed Mente—Selling Price : x ‘ebruary 2 | It’s jard to Work — and all other points in the Northwest to Boston ....... $110.00 Pittsburg ‘ 8 91.50 —— | oe 92.00 Rochester, N. Y. +» 96.40 way to her present vocation she Chicago .. as 72 St. Louis, Mo. 70.00 worked tn the 8 of Parts, |! Duluth betes 5 60.00 St. Paul, Minn 60.00 New York and Phil ® Hianeapolte see.. 60,00 Sioux City, lowa 60.00 she's one of the feminine leads in -, ee vag 22277775777* 105.00 Toronte, Ont. : oe the big Lubin moving picture pro 11% It’s torture to work with SEATTLE PROOP ork 108.50 Washington 107.50 ducing plant at Philadelphia wie ‘is hi back. Get Philadelphia 108.50 Winnipeg ahs 60.00 rather fight a bucking i$ it)a lame, aching back. Get Omaha, Counci! Bluffs, Kansas City and St. Joseph..... 60.00 bre she says, “than toy with|% ® "| rid of it. Attack the cause. a und a bird! ‘as ; Tickets w 1 rtionately reduced fares to MANY : picture shows Misa Ne , Probably it’s weak kid- : OTHER PO n addit to those named. Return in a characteristic make-up 2° ai Testimony of a Resident of May be made thr at slightly higher fares. i /neys. As ‘ ; 's| Heavy or confining work West Forty-fifth Street. LIMITS and STOPOVERS Urges License ‘| lis hard on the kidneys, : FINAL RETURN LIMIT, OCTOBER 31, 1913 |TU0e coned baonts—setting Prieg “!? | anyway, and once the kid- 19% Liberal stopover as and choice of different routes are °%! neys become inflamed and S. C. Roe, 315 W. Forty- for Spooners j:;"" ie offer ‘or 1 4 utes, sleep A ha 1 Py . . ing po Ph errs iat EASAes SONU OES ( exch i |congested, the trouble fifth St., Seattle, Wash., says: ALP. CHAPMA CRISWELL MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., M Poultry, Locat—suying Price keeps getting worse. “T have used Doan’s Kidney Gen’! Agent Passenger Dept City Passenger Agent. | Pilsen: ait : a The danger of running Pills for kidney trouble and aika ; 1 pooner 4 © | into gravel, dropsy or lame back and have found CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY. mere cr iH ig Susmtings | Bright’s disease is serious. them to be just as represented. Second and Cherry, Seattle RO ON et aD | Use Doan’s Kidney Pills, a The first few doses helped me, pidheartea || Gna ib : ara |fine remedy for backache and after I had finished the — wens Shao atone pabilte watatad: ovae NW fF c ; 10ers | or bad kidneys. contents of one box I greatly “THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM” sir ttvels yore (3 : 1 Endorsed by _ Seattle improved in every way. I rec- With love's ung c apete | o 7 A) h Poe | § 4 4 AND 16 WEST HARRISON craek a amile an ‘ a 1 people. Every Picture Tells a Story ymmend this remedy highly Any newly equipped and open to the put it you are troubled every time they Local asparagus, box tag chronic , few weeks with us at the Sanitariam N | things he sald [Head leitnce. om : And 8¢9 tho ett ous condition. Mhesial dcetera iandla seas (Cantiisl fe al wore Feed, Setting Price UF Cases Con ¢ t home at the un A 1 rough rider A girl should make her ¥ mode lips an altar of Incense and not | ru 14,0016. 00 OLYMPIC | VIEW SANITARIUM d for four years in Yho| a fool's paradise, Alfaita 14-009 16-08 DR. NUERNBERG, ing's stro in Deninark before | 16 had better kiss @ thor. |} Tel. Queen Anne 312 14 and 16 West Harrlaon. she came to this country In search|, oughbred lap dog than a1 Riess Ht J of fame and more fortune, On her| bred turkey trotting die, Cracked O06. cscasccccene 20.00