The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1913, Page 3

Fag ag whem T FAILS, BUT INITIALS — |fyanine TELL WHO'S DOG OWNER BELIEVE SOMETIMES VERY | REAL IN MOVIES cago, May A b t aon bailed Ma © Apple}. pretty hard to tell pale et tetters0 Market Mra, Magistrate | Appleto but Isn't] 1 palmer of N west ‘ ad Ki : 1 reared to cla Pinky, @) iq Kane, “my int 7 re ‘ wane. Seat 0 had ‘ ked and found the ini Me dog to her. LK ah bons Got the dey Mog was bis ar Megserae airected ie Likes Boiled md wid “c aad Mat a word to rolen oapinne! s at animal. fut Pin we Py DENVER, May 23.—Joel Bradle fo another Cross, former business man of New e York and Boston, and now a retired sm resident of Highgate Center, Vt fait “lay at ephone Elliott 5560 » granddaug! fr ice rates. We xuaran: k W. Carringer fee fall welcht 8 omp © of what “New ive a att DELIVERY CO a bag” will d out 93 ye tant relations New En in it bce mn " * ere ee eae ee ee ae May 23.—Con- & he Righest clase vaudevitie ® Kressman Sinnott of Oregon & 1 etek eee in aeattic [| % today wrote the navy depart: # *® ment, demanding that the old ® , PROGRAM * battleship Oregon be given an | Orarwe i, teantnn ® honored old instead of be & — , Soprano fiw ing used as a na nctice ® a Vail odian fw target. — Sinnott's ro ® OCTAVIA HANDWORTH Frances Grey cane | & viewed the exploits of the Or # ches Milleman....¥ Wonder I & exon and at “Old Iron- #| Make-belleve is sometimes too ed Dolly Pianist Iw wides" be given a plac 4 #/terribly real to be a laughing mat & Plume Fleer Me * ® | ter. senine care * .%| So says Miss Octavia Hand 1008 First Ave. * ¢ &| Worth, one of the leading women JAS. L. SHUTE, Mer * » wlot the ea company at eee eee ee ee ee Hoboken If you » ever had the sen W | sation mpanying the second time dow in d ) water, you know what I mean when I say it is risky business to be a moving picture player.” she said Hut this girl who drives oxen rides bronchos and falls down ntaln sides, laughed merrily as made the assertion, indleating though th erlene eless, ver we say th knows how t rae run away with he kn owe what it means 1 sorts of parts which re quire bravery as well as «kill | CALGARY, Alberta, May One badly hurt, nine men and » wor ler ! bruised, and 1 eastbound | N Fase, Elegance, Economy Ease is assured by careful Mofeling and workmanship; economy ery best at a fair cost and no more. lasting; elegance by artistic by a price that allows the That's the combination you get In a pair of our stylish, well Pumps, Oxfords and Boots for | Men, Boys and Women Second Floor * Eitel Building | At the Grand Until Sunday Mall Orders Delivered Free by Parce! Post. “Bread Cast Upon the Water,” MN. B—We have just received a shipment of the new English JB) '*° reels; “Gaumont Weekly j fm black and tan. Very moderately priced at $2.95. At te’ Melbourne Ueul Gund | “Tigris, the Remarkable Cracks man,” four Take Elevator, Open Saturday Evening to 10. oston hoe ample hop SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. At the Dream Until Sunday | oO. | “Yaqui Cur,” two reels: “Pathe| | Weekly t Wedding ° lnc. eekly,” “Itine: <<? | Eltel Bidg. At the. Claes A Until day Party Sunday Bunny's Birth At the Clemmer Until Sunday “The District Attorney's Con acience,” two reels; “The Artist's Sacrifice.” | cee At the College Until Sunday ‘The Mexican Spy,” two reels Th Man He Might Have Been. Every jy's Doing It When Bobby Forgo see At the Goclety Until Sunday The King and the Conqueror A Rainy Day The C morant. Along the RFanks of th River F tes Euro. France Hidden Lives It will do more for you in my Addition at Colum- |Among the Seaweeds * theart,” “ Plo fo Mil bia than you can do elsewhere. ohh eget las .. ee $5 Per Month Pays for It | pty oe sa he f | At the Olymplan Tonight Saved by His Horse,” “The e Artist and the Brute,” “Old Knots.” $250 IS THE PRICE You get a level lot, cleared, with city water, Phone and only four blocks from the car. AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Lyman city light. te Travel Moore Howe A desirable neighborhood wit w homes going up every week Featly | ren nn eee nee we emer f Metropolitan—Rose Stahl in ooo Maggie Pepper. ! Call at the office in the Lown Building for ‘on Seattie—"The Hlue Mow : Orpheum— Vaudeville Empress ville. Pantages eville Grand—-Vaudeville and motion - Photoplays and | David P. Eastman Melbourne Photoplays and | 505 Lowman Bldg. se eae ial TAY GOONE SOON RELIEVES ALL aia : KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES Chronic Sufferers Find Relief |them filter and sift out all the pol Few Doses Are Taken |‘ J egie to matter from | th in th Meeabie, 5, 1 heals the de nd M t of Crox y r “i to relieve y K kidney th « stand Matter will find Croxone entire Beaten, tes ott dle ia 5 1 that J pra ; Mhacaver,” 4 fe to take It Into the wes gi. huma 1 without results, At Nondertuy te” cinal package costs but & trifle “Metng the system ih : All drugs are seeped ries Be ae es z faker of uric a turn purchase price ‘oxone eee the stopreg eht in and cle jut | fails to give the desired results the THe 1DOM Dbedup kidneys and makes|very first tine, “THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1913 rm > SEATTLE 1 PRICED DISTRICT OUT Or The tH Blue Bird “The Lucky The Soul of Happiness.” “THE STORE Thar Blue Bird Pins 19¢ SAVES YOU MONE There charming Pinx come INC. had te The yopularity of tht Por oa heppinene me Second Ave. AT JAMES ST. Anniversary Sale| $22. wo ) Short Lessons in Economy Further Important information 16 TO BE REMEMBERED Priced for That is what ft means to you Pha \ tY SATI A t Saturday to study McCormack Bros. ad-| Th8t EVERY SATURDAY a The Store That Saves You vertisements for the lowest pos tonal te & day vatven over & 14. 98 sible price attainable on mer special bargain values in all chandise of standard quality. | Cothing and wearths appare! oo Then, if you visit the store and | MORROW, in celebration of th feh Norfolk, Fursian gy ie the win | th week « 118 SALE, we . ‘ @ lessor New Sensational fectly ly finished taile d and pro Cut Prices SUMMER MILLINERY trimmed Bedford The materiais are cords, whip cords and snes; Weeren Cree ae Hats—Sailors and Garden—Hats quality point of view no rs better suit bargain has Trimmed or untrimmed are to be found here tn ever been offered you tn all the best fashions at far less prices and in season. Your choice for more conservative styles than elsewhere. Trimmed Hats, priced specially $1.35 .. $5.98 Any Walk in Life WHY, MAN! For such Suits, the tailor, if he could make them, would say $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. THESE SUITS ARE $20.00 SUITS AND UNION MADE They are priced for this great ie now in progress at— SALE Men’s and colors, all sizes, knit, a pair Men's 20c Motormen Men’s Shirts STYLES AND NEWEST SHADES 75¢ Heavy Black Shirts f bive, brown, Rray and tan $1.60 for .. o7¢ rsngiaet Berge made full and co milf No one will offer you a better $1.00 for Te ull peg top tary ar, reinforced back yoke cat dae ab gs ie weit The for 196 and watch poc- full t of good pearl but show y as good that iuiie COGeEn abhikG ket. On sale at tons * On e Anniver cate at 59 | J sic "$14.15 NEEDLE $3.98 Machine Made $2.59 Melons: Beirts, © Mon et Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits, viceable and comfortable shirt for 20 § itsf $7. 95 U d se sie all working men. The colors, black Lit or n erwear Ben and Ringer hg and kb you. ¢ Shirts or Drawers, pow 98 ere are about $0 Suite se ested tao oad on sale, each patterns for dre Assortment of these high ments, in all siz are bein posed of as an rary (Special, at 89c Summer Vests and Hosiery Women's and Chil dren's at deeply cut prices. Jerwear, Shirts elastic men’s DOMESTIC PANTS | SPECIALS CHEAPER 250 Vente for 15 TOMORROW Ie Huck Towels, double red doses *, g ", borders One Men's $3.50 Cansimere | pach’... ... cess 9c fine, Pants, @ pair made plain, $6.00 All Wool Blankets, and sleeveless or plain colors; $2.48 ly taped and ed cut to low neck aad Men's $3.00 Pants, a|40c Damask, good pat %7e sleeveless vest, trimmed with deep Irish tat pair terns; a yard bad ting and embroidery medallion; taped neck and So Shelf Olleloth, woalion odes pectal e a yard = , 4c Ladies e thread, high spliced h h GROCERY ecbannat esl tan or 23 sizes $4.98 = ) and made extra long 100 can Carnation Milk ediess Raisins, Macaront Next to That 42-Story Building "Claus lived went straigtt up to little Claus’ bed Dance at Dreamland tonisht °** goring broilers Two Big Stores Noted for Low Prices ANNIVERSARY URNISHINGS Men's 35¢ Silk Socks, black black or tan, all sizes, noth- ing better for service, a * Men's 75c Hogskin Glove: $5.00 Suits, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE ; ise newest shades. + BI Brother a Glover 81.18 MEN'S UNION SUITS all sizes, good value, $1.00 a garment, MEN’S SUMMER RIBBED SER La” Petticoats effect Ann On great versary which you savings a Prices 49 Blue serge assim dou ble breasted some with pair pants. Values to $4.50. Broken lines, choice $1.95 Shaw. 2he Bocks, All pair have two knicker- "$4.98 Boy's $1.00 Blue Cheviot bockers . eee eccesccegen to 18 years. Special, ps at ‘ os 50¢ Knicker- 69c + -$1.00 $2.69 SHOE DAY The Shoe Department is full to the brim with top bargains. Seasonable Oxfords and low 8. Special showing of Sandals and Women's Street Shoes cotton Boy's Straw Hats, l0c to . $4.50 Buster Brown Suits at. Ladies’ $ Patent Oxfords, newest styles A pair Men's $3.00 Fine 00 Leather Pumps and $2.49 $2.49 Dress Shoes, button or lace, all sizes; a pair Boy's $2.50 Boy-prooft Boek, ‘ vikeohiaae soles, & wear like iron. j A pair ' Child’s $1.50 Patent Cloth Top or Tan Shoes 8k to fer last. S a pair Women’s $3.00 and $3 Gunmetal, lace zes 2 a SP 0 Street Shoes $1.89 or button; a pair Boys’ Strong Wear School and Sporting Hose; fast black and heavy ribbed. All sizes, specially priced, a pair ........ 12lc Jand struck the dead grandmother a u terrible blow in the forehead. If THE MARKETS Old rea 1AAUS [rate Claus had been lying there | R ns he did usually at night, he would ks | Good enough for you.” called | paid by loca amiasion 1 ants to Vegetables—Selling Price. — any more.” You see, he |; ‘. ht he had killed his small As Told by Aunt Gertie brother The ne pve! g Little Clay CHAPTER IV. |_"Oh, 1 sold my horse's skin") wan" out walking and he met Great Hullo,” called out Little Claus; | replied Little Claus Claus. what's the matter with this chest? Indeed!” said Great Claus, “T{ Why!" screamod Great Claus In I better throw ie ate quickly, It a anny ‘3 nes’ skins Were) torrinie fright. “I thought 1 killed foe orien dt chien Yr must be bewitched! worth such a lot ny ant y ° No, no,” called the sexton.| Helieving — his small brother, |* RNS aa ae) ane 808 ¢ Please don't do that mip ine ots Gn ut ¢ Aus fool ale ie Appel thought so, but you were mistaken Selling Price. und I will give you anothe ole|of his horses an¢ en started dowr rs pol Base ne pe fy bushelful of silver the street, calling out, Fine aaarte ae pink Gee Oh, ho,” said Little Claus to him-| for sale, fine skins for sale ‘Oh, ob Great Claus in dle self, “I guess that sounds worth| Tho shoemakers and tannérs|) oo wire von going to. tell . | while He opened the chest. The|came running out to buy But} all the town what I did? You shan't exton crawled ott, took Little} when Great “Claus told them he| ty Grown you at on jaan Gant Claus to bis house and gave him|wanted a “bushelful of 1m Great Claus put Little Claus in the promised money for the skins they sald he was try-|, cock and started for the river. |y Well, well,” said Little Claus to/ing to make fool of them. T He kat An: You. mupposa. basame iotl} 3 Limaelf aa he started off this time,| foolish Great Claus kept on until) (°°) le Claus then? 1 ts 14@ 18. 94 a ertainly have been well paid for|the angry customers drove him out}! F aie By ‘f * Vea medium "wt 1G 134 | AMERICAN OPERA = Shae iesenalo: iit Aa Gnoal: helo the town ' (To Be Continued.) * LOS ANC May 23 : couldn't keep his success to him Little Claus shall pay for this,” prs ‘ & 14 ticles of incorpora ie nave been elf so he sent over to the house| stormed Great Claus angrily NEW YORK.—Carlos Domin- | {}! a 7% /flled for the American Opera Asso of Great Claus and asked to bor-| Now it happened that Little|«uez, a young Mexican,’ and Lu 14 | ciation Los Angeles, lich has a € 4 measure to measure his sil-|Claus’ grandmother had been very|cienne Loprines, hi 17-year-old + :08 | for Its object the establishme.t of ® ; sick. Little Claus wanted to care| Part sweetheart, must k tag nd oper N Mercy sakes!" sald Great Claus.|for her, so he brought her over to|to I whence the : . ey f of, $10,000 a re hat can that small brother of| his house and laid her in his bed.|'They cannot land here and 11 |for the best Atherican opera and * mine want with a messtre? 1|But in the night she died cannot go to Mextco Cty, as they Smoked Meats—Selling Price. a guarantee of its production 'y In certainly most find out Of course, Great Claus didn't|/planned, ‘This was the d Heme is@ 722% {cluded in the plans, has | Where did you get all the|know anything about this, Before|a special board of inquiry Betled ham at its incorporators of money?” he shouted as he mounted | daylight he crept up to Little Claus’ | Island this afternoon Ox tongue, each Ts ost prominent producers, man- {the steps to the room where Little} room with an axe In his hand,. He Lat try, Lecal: gers and musicians in Southerne Buyin@ Price. ah ‘alifornia, LVVPIASTES PAVERS