The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1913, Page 3

HIS NEW R bd luring . as . ! to-Nature 7 t Mos , at ay th re wee sees te and Sun's Farewell Appearance. | 5 t, accor mate ete Bd Tt “ at AS ' f Day The b aston Dentists 2% :2 2025.88 sok u Second Avenue. loreaft tt will stand Opposite Bow Marche ht y dest In present ation 11 years whieh oe 7 land ev vector, \ “Never, | suppose, has a party combined so much of intellec tual power with physical fit otcest the ness, and the result is ap cee Whole Face Covered, Now Clear. : parent in the high level of BROOKLYN N 1 | at mutual appreciation, of intelli three pl gent co-operation and wise enthusiasm.” r n this remarkable the ives against ht to world-wide if any les with F Resinol ¢ relations In this hut.” oxen Ww berg,” which was near “the hut.” “If the southern journey clos this a Z pimples. comes off, nothing—not even It is a SWELTERIN © These pictures are reprinted by special ‘ since, and find that th priority at the pole—can pre he & magazine Rot come back (Sign vent the expedition ranking as metrum, 54 Willo aver enterea tne polar regions. n ho STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1913. ANOTHER CHAPTER IN CAPT. SCOTT'S OWN STORY OF | VICTORIOUS DASH TO THE SOUTH POLE-AND DEATH 1 2 desertbes the ter-night 78 Degrees Below Zero wan mn on made a f wror and untered | “With me there is no need to at draw a veil; there Is nothing One picutre shows Capt. Scott in his den in winter quarters where HALF PRICE $10 Tailor-Made Skirts | to cover, There ure no strained yent of the he waited through the long Antarctic night for the daylight needed be $25 Matelas nd Ratine | $6.50 Jersey Silk Top nha march fore the final dash could be begun. The other picture shows “the castie « $7.50 Ta | Petticoats, all colors | It was photo perm) t tre , lj Shelton, Benson and Perring of he Columbus team of the A The Big Annual Event Starts Friday at 10 A. M. HOFFMAN'S BIG STAMPEDE) in the hut! months of tl dally life the long expedition during Bowe of any length pengul for the purpose of « frightful bitzenre Values up to $20 at $1.00 at ; th “y 8 an discon e way This been pro- tallor-made~ 5at The Tables Are Heaped With These Bargains, Including Broken Lots of Suits, Cloaks, Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats and Waists, Including this Summer’s Styles. Another Feature Main-Floor Sale COATS | SUITS DRESSES $50 Oper $50 Hand r Sil all Dresses, t 1 $20, $ $20 and $15 $27.50 | $45 Blue 0, $10, $7.50 ‘ | 8 Dresses Velour Coat | Dresses WAISTS AND PETTICOATS ? $10 Si alsts > 810 $15 Tailor $4 Silk Walsts #2 $2 Lingerie Waists & | Broken lines values up to $1 Lingerie Waists 50¢ $2 Silk Petticoats #1 $1 Silk Petticoats | SKIRTS $4 Silk hed by moonlight jon of Everybody's $3 ; $12.50 | $3.75 F Store Open 10 A. M, Friday. At the Prices We Sell We Can Afford No) Rec No C. O. D.’s. No Exchanges CO. hours ago my thumb was 4 HOFFMAN CLOAK AND SUIT ri tly pulled off PROSPECTORS 1316 SECOND AVE. Ca triple at at expense of od) catcher Severoid of the Louisville on olonels. REVERSE RUL! f Judge R. B. Al Otntmen d is by every drug 11-P, Resinol, Are You | Going to Portland? the train that is most conven- jent and offers you the best service This means, of course, that you will choose one of the Four Fine Trains that operate every day between Seattle and Portland via the 0-W.R. & N. which offers you these splendid « trains: Seattle-Portland Express Leaves Seattle 7:30 a. m Arrives Portland 2 p. m Shasta Limited Train De Luxe L yes Seattle 11:30 a. m, Arrives Portland 5:30 p Puget Sound Express Leaves tle 11:45 a. mj Arrives nd 6:30 p. m OWL, the popular night train} attle 11:15 land 6 can be 9:30 p You will enjoy the benefits off ALL-STEEL COACHES ate train serv-| | places} | anc} ation call J. H. O'NEILL, District Paséenger Agent, 716 Second Avenue, Telephone Main 932 [Ewes ARE IN HURRY CORDOVA, Alaska July 24 eports from the interlor that the accounts of the late old strike at Shushanna were auy seco the ed have 80 far failed to delay rush toward the upper Tanana vectors have been urging tain Martin, the aviator, to take his machine to McCarthy, the ter minus of the Coppey River railway and establish an aerial expr over Scola! pass to Shushanna miles distant LOSES HIS DUDS While Charlie Marble, one of our ke dads, was perspiring freely in the council chambers Wednesday, discussing the torrid topic of next jvear’s budget, a member of the Sec pnd Story elub coolly helped him If so, you will want to take pelf to Charlie's winter wardrobe, | Mask.” lwhich quietly reposed at his home, 113 W. 60th st Now the police department ts giv ing every man in a blue or a brown sult the dotted eye, in the hope of returning the counctlmanic clothes [ THE MARKETS | ing are the average prices 1} commission merchants to o- rs tr Epes. ranch Frait—ASelling Price. Patt Hs Bgeg rT a 1.260 ‘iwe Dressed Meate—Selling Price. 11% Fe 7 20 1% We iv a 14 Ribe Loins, ra Fore. Ro :0T on 19% ‘ 1 5% O16 3 11% a Wethers Lamb al, fancy medium wt... lnree ‘ oe 4 11% +20 a4 oF 1.4 4 hors mea sides loin pork Tubs Spring ducklings a“, dor. cxrinhles—Kelling Price. Vegetabter Nets neal rhubarb 4g 21.00024.00 14.00@16.90 14,00@ 15.00 17. 00@18.00 26.00@27.00 fing 00@ 29.00 92.00@17.00 , 22.00 44.00 At the Pisa, [) It me “A T Reward A | he “t ine Clemmer Until Su Home Sweet Home,” "Pathe Weekly,” naping.” | see | At the Black Cat Until Su “Exposure of Gambl York,” three reels eee | | _At the Circuit Until Sun: | “Mannie's Secret Code, reels. At the Melbourne Until Sunday 3 inday two reels. Mistake in Kid nday day « in New , three “The Moving Picture Girl | ruth in the Wilderness.” two | reels. The Pedd love and | Courage,” “Th y.” Strange Wa: ee | At the Grand Until Suni “Bre the At the Home “Beauty a th reels The Gulch Hollow Beast, “Mary Stuart, kohama F |layed Proponal : three reel Department ranny’s Old Arm Chair, Bolt From the Sky.” | “Tapped Wires,” two ree Gambler's Honor,” “At | “Topical Knife of Fire.” At the Olympian Tonig' “The Heart Brokers,” | Correspondent, Bron Sister,” “Yankee Doodle Dixh “The ¢ reels; “The bery.” imson Stain,” Great At the Yesler Until Frid: day nti! Friday. thre ox Scare oe | At the Class A Until Sunday | “The Only Way.” “Hannix | Harem,” “Moro Fish Drive at Jol At the Colonial Until Sunday. la; ht. Billy e.” At the Odeon Tonight. at A Midnight, “The War three Diamond Rob MOVIE MEN KICK ‘The public safety committee yes terday afternoon took under advine- ment Councilman Griffiths’ ‘Din = Albany Cut-Rate quiring “movie” houses theatres to put up the | Room Only aligns whe | places are filled, A big de Jof theatrical men were protest against the measure. HOLD UP STEAMER Wash., July 2 Brits umer Beachy, loading | here England with lumber, will be forced to install a wireless syw |tem before it leaves this port, or | leave of the crew behind, under the voor TW, providing that jall foreign # carrying over 50 |men must have wireless THIS WEEK. Metropolitan—Dagk. The Girl From Orpheum—Vaudevitie, Empress—Vaudeville, Pantages—-Vaudevillo, pictures. femmer — Phovoplays vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, and other ‘Standing | er the} mation | present to} 1—The AT THE THEATRES Moore—Gill Travel Pictures Pan- Grand—Vaudevillo and motion ‘ and qnd eand the elty could not . accrued interest on local t bonds In the Denny re nat the contract acerued before bonds to the atter contepded ea to receive the Seattle scenery frewh wat peak and big t ed for beauty and 4 IXERS * OPTICAL CO 1330 2°AVE fue near UNION 90 per cent of headaches can be cured by our glasses. Rafiroad excursion to the ocean, Moclips, N. P. Ry, Sun- day, July 27th, by Railroad Men's Excursion Co. Surf bathing. Train passes through Aberdeen, Hoquiam and the famous Grays Harbor coun- try. $9.80 ride for $2.50. An opportunity to see the ocean and spend the afternoon on the beach. 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