The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1913, Page 3

ee ee — Se 2 Bn eS OY eee. we Ne ee Too Many Pianos And Overloaded With Player Pianos| This will be the b st Slaughter of Prices you will| ever see. The Big Smash began this morning at 9 o'clock, scores of buyers crowding the store all day. Wit THE By Oliver P. Newman | March 4 to stay In the background, | won't let him pass without a hand / yu he cannot wholly ucceed hake, "WASHINGTON, June Don't | There are too many people who| Bryan arrives at his you folka back at home, | think he's about the grandest Httle big walting q am Jennings Bryan! statesman that ever performed tn ple anxious q wetting a 1 rieht, | Washing and the fact that he him, that's all, They are, aE th ‘. \ lot of fel. /accepted a 4 cabinet af:|for the greater part, men, women Anniversary Prices Will Be Cut Still Lower o who wanted to| ter having be times the/and children who have become ac Mi candidate of 1 ident |quainted with him during his trav Stylish Trimmed Hat a m shapes in and Moy gl has not els of the 1 be novelty Hate in Hem 1 Panar in © to '¢ Dreesed \ lack |Are vassing through Wash! uitable for Summer gece i sated i] r black | are va se througa they are not left o n this selling. We a aking - to it| frock coat same} Mrs. Bryan has been here all the Cleaving 1 de nt 28 a readjustment nn i. w and it looks | old black slo and the same | time March 4, but the Bryar fe. Special price wa eaten “_ At he's worn have rented the old "( from wg 5.8 wapaper me Kes from the former home of Gen Untrimmed Shapes. Mila Jat hase of the ces after a cabinet | L on the high hill at Straw, Rough Par amas in go & 7 I plan, Prest starts across the | Bancroft sts, overlooking white and colors nart effects ‘in r $4, “— 1,49 x . ae state department whole city, They have given models, all spec priced, ranging from to $ tr Tt is not necessary to explain how overproduction will Mr, Bryan t get there right |official dinner to the diplomatic demoralize prices—every intelligent person understands it, and ‘ : earicguethttc is ei ary onall Ag nd Bs oman ag ey eg? ipsam $3.50 Sailors, now . $1.75 this extraordinary breaking up of established prices will ap-|!"\\ mn was ho said: |the street and Clustered about the|in turn, Mre. Bryan te ‘at home Bie Tee arene, Sy 2 = peal to the intelligent, keen, shrewd class of Piano buyers. aking as the tative | entrance the state department every Wednesday afternoon, when $1.00 White Pottaton Hate, washable, now rhe esident Wilso ay that|he ts waylaid by hundreds of people call on but} 50c Garden Hats, now ‘ ic eace plar on, women and children, mostly (that is all of their soctal Hfe to i Bryan has tried hard ever since! tourists visiting the capital—who' da married Remember, these are all high-grade, ten-year guaranteed \. iy: Pianos and Player Pianos. No better instruments can’ be, Now, found anywhere at $450, $500 and $600. This is truly a great opportunity. al FREE MUSIC ROLLS with every Player Piano—be-| @fes, think of the easy terms and NO INTEREST | We are not doing this from any feeling of charity. Not @ bit of it. We simply are compelled to do this. We are, swamped with Pianos and more cars are now waiting on the | Mitt failroad tracks to be unloaded just as soon as we have any "0" “! ? foom in the store for them. a det There’s no space to tell a long story—it’s just a case of catch, h “HAVE TO” with us, which means a golden opportunity °* and a rich harvest for you. Come right in to 823 Third Ave. ‘ woman, 191 not yet National Piano Mfrs. *: union deman 823 Third Ave., Near Marion ae One Block Below Orpheum 1 Theatre, Opposite Central Bldg. fitth. Quick Repairing That Leaves the Shoe Comfortable. ’S SHOE HOSPITAL—613 Second Av. hi wh quainted with him, she did not know | he had been married and divorced | who mand for a greate He’ THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 2, 191 Bill Bryan Is a Mighty Big Man in Washington, but He Refuses to Be Bigger Than His Chief; ard t to Stay in the Background s Trying RE SK FORMER HOME ‘SHE MUST WAIT | ANOTHER MONTH tail, ut lea as Mr at ore | more than three times. | So, “after a very short acquaint: | she married him. All 1 got from him {n a month ot married life was $4.75, and he also repaired my clock,” she said He has no idea of supporting any he says. earn a living as much as a man’s, he says.” The couple were married June 8, Judge Ronald dismissed the case on the ground that a year had elapsed FISH BOAT TIE- UF CONTINUES: bet ind at ons the ave not t to thelr be has be owners men filed their cuts th h from INDICTED, FAILS TO SUPPORT HER’ 1, who De Larm, the Orchards f e ene cier,” whose manipulations with the Washington led corporation: J In the Northwest has se n vorce on the ground of non-support Biehl was Indicted at Portland tion of 4 Dp da Emma Biehl was connected with or “CALUMET GEN BRYAN LIVES IN WASHINGTON A. LOGAN RETARY or STATE JOHN who has lived tn 25 years, has been four times. He many times 4. Eva Cole got ac It's her duty to tween the fisher-| ependent boat own. loggerhead» over share of the ged, and are the same until next week declared, GRACE HICKEY Adair and Grace Hickey will bea clever cyclist’s stunt. the extra add and 4 feature at MANSION,” | Ed Vin- the Pan-|ton and bis educated dog, Buster, SEATTLE——2 BIG STORES NOTED FOR LOW PRICES-—-TACOMA OUT OF THE HIGH PRICED DISTRICT qeaspumthbemscremncommmes $12.50 room Tuesday Suit Sale ladies’ Tailor Made and Novelty Suits, Values to $20 High erge Suite anc Line of § anufacturer’s LADIES’ sur Git SUMMER Fidler lad t stock—t Volles ¢ 5.00. FIDERDOWN SPECIALS This Is the Way We Do It We have just received the first shipment of an immense factory purchase of extra heavy 50¢ DOUBLE FACED EIDERDOWN— large assortment of colors and patterns, both plain and fancy; best patterns for bath Shoe Specials It will pay you to invest in Shoes for Sum- mer right now. Keep your feet cool with a pair of Juliets for : Two-strap Patent Pumps, all sizes, a pair .. robe nos, dressing sacques, smokin ge ing ever offered, Here's where we show Gll sizes, A POlr .- + reser seoestocserens mhat our great purchasing power’ — QB Men's $3.00 and $2.50 Tan and Black ‘an do for you, Our price, a yard....00C Oxfords or Shoes, broken sizes...... *« $1, 98 12\46 GINGHAMS Plain stripes and plaids 9} a yard 2 15e FIGURED LAWNS Absolutely fast colors, © yard ...10¢ 35c SILK MIXED FABRIC Beautiful wash fabrics in 23 splendid patterns, yard.. c 35c POPLINS .25¢ 60c a dozen Barber Towels, with double red borders, 50c a dozen 15e Huck Towels, size 17x34; ggalso double red border lve Turkish Towels, unbleached; size 20x36; excellent weight: seh nasi Soey seal 12:¢ each 18INCH LINEN HUCK SPECIAL, A YARD Roth stripes and plain Strong and well woven, com- | colors, a yard.. — with spreaders, pad- | ed head rest and deep 25¢ VOILES, ALL SHADES fringe. Priced, 1 99 | Suitable for ail fancy work Plain or corded, newest * 15 each .... © @ . | Purposes, scarfs, pillow tops, shades, a yard...... Cc Others 98, | guest towels, etc. GROCERIES 25e pkg. Gold Dust for 17¢ 20c can Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, 2 for Sen » no attempt They put on aland those four kids in “Youthful ate with non-u ation in Rag-| Pranks,” | * eo ut, but not | time.” features of the bill| ‘The Girls from the Golden West” | 10¢ can Silver Shield noved belonging | are lita, the Spanish | will head the bill, with Cora Young-| Lye, 4 for ......5 involved since the | dancer; Fisher and Co, in| blood in the lead. | $ Harry Jemand. The # share of one-fourth to one e veRse | BosTON, June 2—The first Yagjian, an New England patient of Dr. cester youth. Fdeécehe "rrans -Prisamann |” vous Yadlian was the. son 15c QUART, IN 10 YEARS the noted German tuberculosis of Sarkes Yagjian of 146 Wash- . specialist, to die, is Kareke Ington st., Worcester. He was Fi 27 Ni Inooulated by De. Friedmann WASHINGTON, June 2.—Advo-|tween 40 and 50 cents a pound, milk wife of A culosis. He CUT-| from the time he wi O H i RATE)» the Serman scientist. DENTISTS | Becond Avenue and University | Street frenzied finan: and al loss of Co. 8 caused the liars to investors ecured a di with De Larm and others on a! Oppostte Fraser-Paterson Co. charge of using the mails to de-| 1d, and was convicted, An ap-| eal is now pending i d SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS the past year Biehl hag| Daren one tine: acm contributed nothing to her eupport, NEW YORK, June 2 Mrs handled May 28th October To Eastern Destinations, sale to September 30th. Good for return pntil 31st. You may stop both going and returning. For full information as to routes and rates, apply to on W.: B GORDOM, Dirt | tach cotton dvtukars tee . 113 West Holly St, Bellingham lore gate’ aes Biehl testified by Rog WASHINGTON, States Her case was r Marchetti | |war with America, We Stand Back of Our Work 88 June aren't nearly sy as the », according to anteed ...... «. stationed in the Balkans 2 $1 ‘© nations,” Set of Teeth, Guar- DR. FRIEDMANN’S SERUM DID NOT SAVE THIS BABY 18-year-old Wor- at Providence April 8 for tuber- lived four weeks treated NO DANGER OF "JAP. INVASION It would be so foolish as to declare) there would be] no invasion of this country.” Sherman Miles, a military attache! problem of empty epurches. “The chances of war between the continued Gen, Miles, re so remote as to be scarcely ‘SAYS HUSBAND BEEF 50c POUND, MILK eating a law that will prohibit the | will be at least 15 cents a quart and¢ killing of cattle until they have the price of butter will soar to the reached a certain age, because cat-|sky. All this is laid to the killing |, NEW YORK a June 2.—Declats tle are becoming scarce, a commit-|of cattle without giving them a her husband had broke Bam leg by kicking her, Mrs. Agnes Wy 32, and said to was taken to the hospi nee to breed The only chi tee recently appointed by the Cham- ber of Commerce of the District of Summerville, in which to stop | wealthy, way Columbia will confer with Secr®-| this, says the committee, is to have |). 4), m tary of Agriculture Houston. passed a law which wiil prohibit the pee Bl ABS her ae ae estigation the t= | kil cattle until a fixed age,|4- ) hong « -_ Summer After investigation the comm ling of cattle until a fixed age, | 47, 9 bond salesman, was locked ltee has decided that within the next | which should be three years in the ten years children will have no|case of steers and six years for shoes to wear, beef will sell at be- | cows. mm{USe Ads to Fill | Empty Churches 9 on her complaint and was also” charged with intoxication. He de 7 nied the kicking and said the quam {rel with his wife had arisen whem Frog Skin Heals #6 took $300 from his pocket, uA | VARSITY ORATORS © Wound on Back YAR ay PORTLAND - LONDON, June 2—The Angi! ,ytms, ta, June 2—W. A. Speck,| poRTLAND, June 2.—Hiane Or., PEOPLE OF U. S. ARE This was the parting dec silos n bishop of Willesden, one of the : for 12 Years lot Gen. Nelson A Miles, who today |eurrreeans of Dr. Ingram, bishop of |® farmer living near Ameé, had ajold Burdick and Fred | Betinet QUITTING COFFEE is & passenger on the American|;ondon, is convinced that some- growth that extended almost ‘across University of Washington orato: pores. ay, Set of Teeth, Guar- liner St. Paul to visit his son, Capt./thing must be done to meet the his back a year ago, and it was) were victorious in the oratork thought he had only a short time to/contest here, the two debaters The plan he proposes is that the ecclest stical authorities should imitate} proprietors of table sauces, eakfast Toods and cough mixtures | live. He is well today, but the place jeach winning a prize of $50. Bue where the growth was is covered dick won by a 4 to 2 decision ard with the greenish skin of frogs. Bennett 2 to 1. When the Rrowth was removed it one th tistics made publie today by 8 anteed, all red rub- $5 oft al ~ e of Commerce Redfield worth discussing. The Japanese rth large! the news-|/eft @ large wound. Dr. J. B. Adam-| A. B. WINTER, Agent Haha ik aera” ay Sete Ge eae haver. plan’ b¥ereatimated since | bs ne gar i hea ly in the news-| son of Ames grafted the skins of |CLOF SAYS ANDREW = 1519 Hewitt Ave., Everett capita was over 11 pounds, and the \their victory over Russia, and they| "rt nad my way,” declares Bish- | S¢Veral frogs over the wound. The JACKSON'S A THIEP ewi 7 joss Abd fie Brag soley , ; are in Bo conse a dangerous rivallor ‘oor, "; would’ like to take|smpbibian epidermis seems to be a Olot Monson now arises toy av import price was 7 ts Gold or Porcelain op "Perrin, “i would’ like t 1 jound, In 1911, when the aver $10 Cc ns $4 of the United states,’ space in a paper and reason with a| S¥ccess. say that Andrew Jackson Was — C. E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley lage import price had advanced to TOWN ss eeseeoseres * 3 million readers, Most of the Sun- rw a Say =] ; 110.3 cents per pound, the average . | day papers are the papers of people G Wil ; Olo! ber so in open meet- J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish | consumpt per capita was but Gold or Porcelain Educator Is who never go to church, I am con- overnors 1 ] Ing at police headquarters hia 2 4 ve aps 93 poun and 9 with the Bridge Work fident that short messages to them, am 3: average import price 13.8 cents, the baad hia a Now a Felon)" as display .. advertisements, | Meet on June 5 And Olot says he ought 1 W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes erage consumption was only 8.9 . would do much good.” know, Andrew Jackson and é vunds Solid Gold Fillings ...$1 Up —- let at ee pm Faas ether for two years. q . BE > z remerton DANVILE, Jl, June 2,—Calvin} BLAST VICTIM DIES. SALEM, Or, June 2.—Gov. he other day, andeaan 7 G. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremer: OH, NO! HE WASN'T LOOKING| Amalgam Fillings $1". Brown, former prominent edu West, president’ of the Western] «go ong, I'm ates mise E. E. PENN FOR ANYTHING 8 Ri oes Er cator, was sentenced to prison on 4! | PRINCE RU PRRT, B. ©., June 2. | Gov ors Conference, which cou) Jo in a restaurant.” a _E you no count nigger! | . plea of “guilty” to charge of —Conrad Thorslund, Swedish work-|Venes at Salt Lake June 5, has But he went to California ine || vg Whut you messin’ up cbad| Painless Extraction Free) torgery Twenty years ago Brown| man, is dead today, as the result of| been informed by the chief execu-| stead, thinks Olof, Aloe, Olt tal J General Agent Passenger Dept. fo'? Whut you lookin’ fo With Other Work was defeated in a campaign for|an accident which occurred Thurs-|t!ves of Colorado, Idaho, Montana,} missing $145, ey 2 4a aint Jookia'” to’: nothin’, [county superintendent of schools| qay, while handling dynamite on) Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and nes o 713 Second Ave., Seattle. Mandy.” Any work that doesn’t prove |4nd he took to drink. When ar-|excavating operations along the Wyoming that they will be in at-| MODERN elegantly furnished “You ain't? Den Ah reckon yo'll| -ttetactory will be repaired (Tested he wes working as ® so0) water front, He leaves a widow, |tendance, The remaining governors |rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vite find it in dat jug whah de whisky satisfactory tion hand among a gang of for- are expected to b8 heard from!ginus, Eighth and Virginia, m free of charge at any time. eigners. Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** soon, Westlake, Blliott 806, WAS!" C)