The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1913, Page 8

A CREDIT SALE OF Most interesting prices will b: group of MANHATTAN TAILOREL of the newest moK in fine Summer wear, These are values ¢ will be offered to partially clear the stock at $17.75 It requires but litt of these bargains, as to you and you can pay the of the bill in amounts as little week ring remain: IN GREAT REDUCTIONS MILLINERY. Tatlored and Tr a Hate of the newest sty re also going at that are in many ine ust half of the usual sell price. Select your Hat tomorrow Pays Your Bill at The OUTFITTING CO. 1516 SECOND AVENUE STYLISH, WELL -Fi For this warm weather. Button or Blucher Models, Gun Metal Calf, Russia Calf and Patent Colt AT OUR UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE OF FOR S FOR MEN 230 wome You Save Real Dollars Here. OSTON SAMPLE Second Floor Second Avenue and Pike Street. HOE HOP $5.00 Gillett Razors........ F 75c and $1.00 Baseball Bats. 20c Whisk Brooms........ 35c Electric Batteries..... $2.50 Ball Bearing Roller Skates $1.00 Fishing Baskets... . $1.00 and $1.25 Pocket Knives... $1.00 and $1.25 Fishing Rods... $1.00 and $1.25 Baseball Masks $1.25 Diamond Edge Hunter's $1.00 and $1.25 Fishing Rods. . Standard Contract 75c Maydole Hammers $1.00 Stillson Wrenches 20c Mop Sticks 10c Carpenters’ Penci ees $3.50. Goodell Pratt Drills a) BANKRU STEWART Included WOMEN'S TAILORING won @ variety and and they cash to get one will charge Take Elevator. Open Saturday Evenings to 10. oO. INC. Eitel Building ff] 25c Tyee Salmon Eggs.........12¢ | $6.00 Gas Plate All $2.50 Wright and Ditson Tennis | $1.00 Ratchet Brac MOCO 5 5 ds cas) nee ides . O8¢ | $1.25 Yankee Drills 1 $1. se Food Choppers . 5 63¢ 14¢ | 59 Sprays : 19¢ B8e $2.00-$2.25 Stanley Planes... . $1.19 . B9¢ $4.00 American Clothes Weingers.. $1. 98 $1.25 Air Guns | F .48¢ 50c_ ‘arpent prons, ....19¢@ | 25c Fishing Lines .. .D¢ Goods $1.25 Official ecnean League Base- | $4.50 Electric Toaster . . 81.89 PN? oierke + see ace . 89¢ | $1.25 Yankee Screw Drivers... 69¢ $2.25 Screen Doors . 98¢ | 35c Dinner Pails ............... 8¢ 50c Brooms .. 17¢ | $1.50 Yale Locks va Hoesen 6d¢ $1.60 Diston Saws .. 89¢ | $2.50 and $2.75 Carborundum Grinders THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 13, YANKEE DOODLE GEORGE COHAN AWFULLY, TERRIBLY SHY! ONLY WHEN HE’S OFF STAGE, IDA GIBSON ADDS By Idah McGlone Gibson 1 met George Cohan at the ball game ainly, George Cohan ts | “some nd stands in a class all by ime, I had alwaye con worst baseball bug in Tasoball is Cohan's fad, and he simply begrudges everything which keeps him away from his favorite amusement Bs Between you and me, 1 think this {a fg] 8 one reason why ho ts going to give up acting, because, you seo, while a playwright, a theatrical | THREE GENERATIONS OF COHANS |manager or a millionaire need not|My teacher |let anything Interfere when « game | jis on, an actor must sometimes [play even if his favorite piteber ts to be In the box that day It would be absolutely imponnible | to interview Cohan on anything} while he ts watching a game, so 1/ waited until after the ninth tn-|@! ning Then I found out that George }Cohan ts shy. You who have seen his antics behind the footiights will hardly believe this, but it Is so He te very modest and quiet, and talks in a pleasant, low, monotone) jand makes few cestures. | There ts no Yankee Doodle boy lahtly It thetic, mean GEORGE COHAN MAMMA AND GRANDMOTHER be ridiculous, may THE which was ex early taught me that human na {i ture is not sordid nor ugly 1913. TWO COHAN YOUNGSTERS, THEIR » have not ab ral humae’ Tt may but tt is never un bu natu be pitiable and but ft is never shabb Meannens nem and ugiine y some of us, them on human | MODERN RIP VAN WINKLE LOSES 16 WEEKS OF LIFE nor # don't | _ Real peo: They love wives, chil nd sweet puntry in love act, in [ladout him off the stage. Instead,| STOCKTON, June 18.— lhe is @ rather serious young chap,| A. Oliver, aged 60, awoke after }with a quick, boyish smile, who} gleeping on the courthouse looks altogether too young to have| iawn here yesterday, “Where's accomplished so much. Onty the! the Carbonate theatre’ he early graying hair keeps him from looking the stripling. “Yes, it Is troe that T have been | seen for the last time on the stage! in New York and Chicago,’ he} \aaid, “I shall play next year tn/ Boston and Philadelphia, and per- haps a few more large cities, and} then good-bye to George Cohan, the | sector. rr “You have been particularly suc- | cessful in the ‘show business.’ To | what do you attribute itr’ 1 asked “Perhaps {t was luck,” said Co-| modestly. “I seem to be able give the public what {t wants. N The ror. fore STEWART HARDWARE COMPANY’S Entire Stock From Salesrooms and Warehouses Will Be Offered for Sale DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC Commencing Tomorrow, Saturday, 9 a. m. AT PRICES LIKE THESE $5.00 Rubber Garden Hose. . $3.75 and $4.00 Lawn Mowers $2.39 28¢ 39¢ $3.50 and $5.00 Electric Irons. $1.89 $7.50 Carving Sets ...........91.98 10c Toilet Paper, per roll 10c Axle Grease .. 15c Clothes Line . 75c Grass Catcher ... 4 $3..50 and $4.00 scuanaly Punching Bags .. 81.69 Axes 39¢ 30¢ .B9¢ ..98¢ bis $2. ‘50 . Ma: halltown, Pl ater Trowel mT eee 4 vcemmenelee-es Pee 1.69 | $1.50 Flash Lights ...-......... 69¢ PT STOCK OF HARDWARE CO “What city is the bewildered stranger. “This ts Stockton, Cal.” Then Oliver sat down on a curb and thought tween March &, 222 Pike asked the first man he met The pedestrian walked away. Then Oliver passed a show window and looked face of the He this?” hard. Free Delivery All Sales Final And For Cash Only St. in a mir- gray bearded man cenfronting him was startling. membered wearing a beard bo- never re asked Be 1912, when he smiled and D. we never should brag abo that fs, if we wished to keep it |- ‘. Ms THAD THTORY OF THERITHE COLLINTH THITHTER RUTH, THE ONE THAT LITHPS called on the secretary of the Loyal Order of Moose in Los Angeles and paid his dues and the time of his awakening on the lawn his mind was a bla: well dressed. He fare in his ng he took back to he ts an and neveral years ago he fell and injured his head. After that he began forgetting his lines, Where he has been and what he has been doing during the last 16 months {* « matter which be wilders him. (144 Pounds of Love and Suid LOS ANGELES, June 13. Mr. and Mre. J. V. Priest recelving the congratulatio of friends toda arrival of wi be the larges following the le believed to baby ever born In Los Angeles. The boy weighed 14' pounds at birth and measured 22 Inches from head to 4 If we had more money than John| at tt Mith Therithe Collinth thister, Ruth, the one with the lithp, who thingth “On the Mithith ipp!, on the Mithithippi, where the theamboath go puffing along,” wath an entrant That urday in an informal cabaret matinee, at which she had in tended to pwethent theveral thongth, including be mnooky Ookumth.” At the finish Miss Cerise Collins remained unshaken tn her bellef that Ruthie would have won all honors but for a distressing series of mishaps which compelled her withdraw. al at the last moment Happened at Tate's The manager of the cabaret, who gave the matin had advertised for a aret singer, p vocalist and rtainer, with attractive gowns; must be able to sing.” Miss Ruthte has not red hair, being billed as the "Girl with the Gilt Roof.” And it is true her Hep makes it difficult sometimes to figure out the words of her songs, But the way Ruthie can snap her fin gers while singing the newest ragtime songs is simply won derful, says Miss Cerise. She “Wath Upthet” “girl cab- tty, red-haired “I feel upthet,” said Miss Ruth on her way to the res taurant. “I need a wed wasp: berry kith thundae.” Then came the first mishap. Miss Cerise was paying the check for Miss Ruth's red rasp- berry kiss sundae, Ruthie was standing by counter abs ing the pink tip of her second finger into the cute little open- ing in a nickel-plated contriv- ance which she did not at the moment recognize a8 an auto- matic cigar cutter. Chug! And a tiny bit was clipped from the tip of the finger she uses in her songs. Oh, That Dog Wee-Wee! But even though she could not snap her fingers, Mis@ Ruth might have rematnéf in the contest had not another ap- plicaut brought her little dog | i} Put a dollar in your pocket and come to these factory salesrooms; pick out any one of these Guaranteed Highest Grade Pianos or Player Pianos, and we will send it out to your home. INATIONAL PIANO MERS. 823 Third Avenue, Near Marion One Block Below Orpheum Theatre, Opposite Central Building “Wee-Wee of e's =o mistress = sang » sang nicely, but as Miss Cerixe pointed out, her snapping lacked both anique suddenly found himself on the sunny side of Ruthie’s new slash gown. “Yap-yap! Wee-Wi and dashed for the th inches of gayly-hued silk ankle that flashed in the opening Ruthle, » presence of mind kiy and plind side gown, We rushed ther whirled ag r and od in a narrowing about her, pursuing the skirt with fren cirele hem of her zied barks. Fooled Them All Right Miss Ruthie, strung by the already un accident at the Addition 50x100-FOOT LOTS $200 TO $450 Cleared, Fruit Trees, Lake View. Two Blocks to Car. Come out and see them any afternoon or evening up to 9 o'oléck. Taylor Mill or Ren. ton Express, on Fourth av,, to Rainier Beach, then two blocks south on 57th to of- fice on the ground. City office, 217 Boston Blk, Phone, Beacon 1640; Main 406. National Piano Mfrs. FREE THE GREAT PIANO PRICECUTTING SALE IS IN FULL BLAST 823 3rd Ave., near Marion. HEAVY CUTS ON ’EM ALL g EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT THAT! DON’T MISS IT! clgar counter, shrieked and fainted as a late luncheon guest, thinking she had intro duced some new European dance, burst into loud ap- plause Water revived her, but she did not feel really, herself again, as she said, until she had had an “ith cweam thoda and two wed waspberry kith sundaes.” “I never, never thaw thuch a tewwible dog,” said Ruthie bloodthirstily when she had had her thundaes and thoda “I'd futh like to hit him with a thtone!” |POLICE ORDERED TO AID SPOONERS PITTSBURG, Pa., June 13 tendent of Police legitimate courtship in parks. Real sweethearts will be protect. | ed in their love-making by sympa thetic policemen, but woe unto mashers,” for the park officers have positive orders to hurry such persons to jail MODERN _ elegantly rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vi ginus, Eighth and Virginia, ne Westlake. Elliott 803, AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark, Metropolitan—" Seattle—The Regeneration.” Orpheum—Vaudeville. Empress—V: Pantages—\ Grand—Va pletures. Clemme: vaude Melbourne — Fhotoplaya vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, Fine Feathers.” and motion Photoplays and and and We Will Rent or Sell F New Player Pianos& and Give You FREE MUSIC ROLLS TOMORROW WILL BE A GREAT DAY WITH US Or. ders have been issued by Superin- McQuade, in structing the police to encourage the city all furnished iLATEST 8B NoTE| |PLAYER’PIANO | SPECIAL LOTS OF HATS $3.50 and $5.00 FROLICH MILLINERY PARLORS 392 Arcade Building bd Carroll’s e:nese CARROLL’ "§ devel STORE Jewelry Optical | Edwin J. Brown, Dentist 718 First Ave, Union Blook, Tam now giving m pal attention to Examinations and consultation T give without charge, My you ts for you to go to any dontist in Seattle and |have an examination, then call on me Jand learn my prices and what T can 46 | for you; then have the dentist you want © do your work | When you come to my offices be #ule at the uke try te my name Edwin J. Brown, D. DP, & and see my pleture my 8 Seattle's Leading Dentist. 713 First Ave. Open evenings until § and Sundeye until 4 for people wie eremp