The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1913, Page 2

Butler's Liquid Never fails =e CH AMPS CLOSE ON B AY —— ——F | ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith 8 defeat in the first game of a double-header with Ing teams, Wilshington fans ehe By Vancouv: play one a day Btomach Tyoudle, Eczema and All Bemaecs !e UMHULTO . If the Indians ever decide to turn thelr jinx, It will probably be a lees ts, “Oh, well; we'll do bert {picture of the Champs that will incinerated, ° ier . + Diseases will find flo ged the quick relief ty... We rise to remark that when Brown comes to bat, It is no time to Tacoma sertbe h — =| indulge in girlish laughter hin homers until it was discove } se eee Seattle, Get outa he DANCING Bat Nelson says he has quit the ring, so he will have more time to be We wouldn't have to throw up our Job to count our BIC 'E count } cash, having the ability to add « . 1 Cha strikes Harvey Donaldson ar bout here on the 12th lives than a cat pur guzime even while rolling a pill. Se et a RL, TE HIPPODROME rie tw y Sam Langford is going East to tle up with an unknown, The far- | ther away the better he | eee ee MANDL JOAK When the East Misstesippi Jackson has been using cold! President Glass was broke or of this can only be We are told in whispered tones that towels on hie batting average The delicate hum | apprectated by persons of rare tn Bee front, you embryo Mark Twatr His name alone ie enough to re Frenchie Valse that he wil! re- 7” Every one to know that I set! [| tain his title against Joe Bayley day, as {t 1s understood that Vanes Our Idea of nothing at all are made to hold thin | himself the classiest boxer in t DIAMONDS on the EASY PAY- AN. T have so.ved that ENVIOUS feeling that exists more or less between the person able and the party who thought themselves not able to own a BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND. Boehling, consecutively bowled over 11 oppo PLAY SATURDAY When this gazook, FAVORITE VAISE ARRANG E I have simply offered to trust I) A big de of Seattle box: | ! owls Plans au Jey, NOT AT hat you have to [ing fans will le the elty tonight |1 MeBurney ’ of the King County $e le to eclect any diamond that }j for Vancouver. whore they will at-|noon in the final round | for, the | ton by Manager W P ; 3 tend the Vaise-Bay champion-|singles champtonship of the Seat-|for first-class aut i TLE DOWN and the BALANCE |} se-Bayley champion « p P 7 3 Tt || ship bout at Brighouse Saturday af-|tle Tennis club. Russell and Lewis | be held at the Yo THATS FA yuit scheduled to clash this after Sept. 14, have been acc itt ternoon. Vaise is still the favorite | are here and ts placed at the long end|noon, the winner to play Mo-| sp od events will be PETER MICHAEL of the odds now being offered in | Burney n with th JEWELER | Vancouver. The Renton French-| McBurney won a place in the races wil] be run, one a . man {s confident that he will re-|finals by his defeat of Turner event, a fr all; a : et oceeet Ave. tain bis title. ‘Thursday in two straight sets, Mo | and a 10-mile race Prizes wi By At} a drivers are THR WAN THAT TRUSTS You Burney co nd the d the first game 6 4 64, Consol CLASH FOR TITLE 6 champ will r Presbyt Congregat ( als clash on the Lincoln park field Game starts at 6:16. com Seattle will have, upon tion of ship canal, or hand fift ooea. PATENT SUCTlOWw ne hund waterfront Just Printers 9013 THIRD MAIN 1043 Wall Paper Wall Paper Searing beat Howe, default ND, PORTLA ng Portland F ough thi game, 8 to 3 nA os—Kaufman and Harris; » Hynes and King. You're “The Pictur VANCOUVER, Aug. ver and Victoria divid 'E have just received a carload of the newest and latest designs of imported paper hangings. We carry the largest stock of exclusive desi to be found in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given and contracts taken on interior decorating and house pray Pe a otk ame Tosa Bb Ome the city you find here. Picture framing is our ‘epecialty. Globe Wall Paper Co. 907 SECOND AVENUE and Shea; Schultz and Konnick You feel a joy you haven’ known before. Second Game Vancouver Senens Victorta none 5 Batteries—Hall and Lewis; man and Brotten. LEM KEGO’S IN TOWN Lem Kegs, the Philadelphia lightweight, who recently beat Ed die Shannon, the Seattle boy, tn «| 16-round bout at Prince Rupert, | B.C, has arrived in Seattle from Vancouver. He is accompanied by | his brother. Kege declares that he believes Vaise will Bayley | again, Beautiful seta, vuleanite or cellu used. Fully guaranteed. Boston Dentists 1420-02 Becond Avenue Opposite Bon Marche. whip Im present location 11 yeare q OUT THIS WEEK You Must Have One of These Beautiful Pennants Secure One With Four Coupons Clipped From The Seattle Star and 15 Cents Size 15x 35 Inches This is the kind of pennant you have always paid 65c for. It is the best offer we have ever made our readers. _ Look for the Pennant Coupon in The Daily Star. Send in your sub- scription and have the paper delivered to you daily so you will be sure and receive your coupons daily. These pennants are of the best wool felt and absolutely correct as to color and design. They will form a pretty ornament for your den or dining room, houseboat, bungalow or living room and will appeal to you even if you are not a college man. These pennants will brighten any spot. With them you can as fiandsome table covers, beautiful portierés, sofa covers, wal Fo Ringgate 9 : hundred and one other unique decorations. A different pennant will be offered each week. If ordered by mail enclose five cents extra for postave foreach pennant Do not mail in advance orders. They will not be filled until Pennants ‘are issued : Pennants weekly Order Pennants can be secured at The Seattle Daily Star Office, 1307 7th Ave. Sa NR NRE THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, Chances of Overhauling the Leaders Next Week Look Mighty Good The consolation being offered the Having secured the chatrman’s consent to voloe his sentiments, a/ Gus Warmer la the name of an Eastern boxfighter. RACES 6! ” in a double header pla f H | h here Thursday, the Bees taking t 0 ealt a cr first game 7-6 and the Beavers the When you wear Trueto a ecoud 5-1 , Nature Teeth you look weil i Firet Game and feel better. Y Victoria us ae fey dent, too; they 4 Vancouver 5 10) 417 embarrass atteries—Boatman, Kantlehner |] meet a f mounted on oid, or gold, if you prefer, $5, $10 and $15 per set, according to material OT OREGON STATE PENNANT ©. | e- ompoemnertain ere e 1973. buying Water Front Inventigate VENICE On Bainbridge Island Albert B. Lord Northern Bank Bldg. Before Phone Malh 963 Eyres Transfer Co. SUMMER ICE Telephone Elliott 5560 fee rates, We guaran full weight and prompt Jelivery. ICE DELIVERY CO ror RS’ HEELS Office 114 Jackson St. ited for a Hoohling day. Let bygone Is a gee At His the Victoria Bees Thuraday, the Seattle Champions moved up another) be bygones. Boebl was crimp 1 Thursda Se ee eee eee Omen oalimcntaleg peg tn fieht for first place, Should the Champions continue thelr eee .8 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. treak against Spokane Indians and take the next thre Ed Hagen, the cop-boxfighter, has decided not to throw up his job § gan they will have lapped those pesky Beavers, Next weel » to finunt a fl of deflance in the physlognomy of these “hopelesses — = = Reavers will tangle with the Tigers and the Champtons with Victoria, Hagen likes fdea of draggin n his m stipend of 100 ‘ Re a, | stones per h better than to have his map pelted for uncertain sums | P! Vietoria-fans by’ those. humiliated tle.” 5 | or tn & Last Chance to aver that Jackson was a hero for red that he biffed about,all of them in snaeen | Saturday and Monday Watson i tan in wrestling se: us tha the gr De ban there) This offer positively closes rae Mead | Monday, Aug. 4th. An extra E WITH CARE : pair Trousers absolutely free league went to the wall, ft is aaid that with every suit made to order. Come up In| al Any prizetighter who does not think | he ring PE x | a | = _ a” a oe a] box for Union sstve tri Made y long lea from t Indh, — * trimmed the Redskins He >: ae Be . Don’t Come Later Expecting to Get rs Be Extra Pair Pants Free. Satis- : H : $f faction Guaranteed. 4 i | —_—_—_————— ple a“ tor | Wer e If you don’t, you ought to know that HIMELHOCH BROS.’ MID-SU: CLEARANCE SALE is now on in full blast. The hundreds of Py oe are taking advantage of this sale show the people of Seattle and vicinity appreciate the money saving opportunity we are giving below. We quote a few of the many bargains in store for you when the Sale Opens Saturday Morning, Aug. 2 t —_ $12.50 men’s fancy Cheviot | 15¢ gray Work Sox 7 $2.00 me's liske Union Suits. Suits, Clearing c Clearing Clearing price ............. $6.25 SOc President style Suspenders. ~-eA 17c $1.23 B. V. D. style Underwear, 39c Clearing price $1.00 gray Rough Neck Sweat- | $18.00 men’s fancy tweed, all | . oo" $9.45 wool arin t : j 60¢ Police and Firemen’s Sus- | org. Clearing ig , $20.00 men's all-wool, blue serge, | penders. Clearing 23 price 55c oe hacramante pa assent $10 95 price . 496 F & price én we * oor eee j ee ote apa’ Shirts, with extra f 50ec silk kn’ jes. milltary collars, FIVE TIMES IN ol, hand-tail- | Clearing price ........... 24c Clearing price ....... $1.23 finished —_—_—_—,_ rf ME H $14 95 The black sateen work Shirts. | $1.00 Dress Shirts, with milt- . Clearing tary collars, ; oir UMD 0c épaeticccucaceuas 44c Clearing price .......... 55c ri PORT SMITH, Ark, At f loutee ae - Be , at ianey $3.50 Corduroy Pants. 1 78 oe |! home of J Bax ’ Chaavtg peieh as: : T5e blue and gray work Shirts, | $1-50 black and brown Crush ‘ et a member of Clearing Hats. Clearing a “i re, was struck GHG Si sci vdcaseneaienee 42¢ price ..98c fi s within an $1.50 Worsted Pants. "it knocke Ba a chimn Clearing price ....... 98c $1.00 G cae throw « ¢ Jauntlets, Whiplash ked B. r uncon Gloves, Clearin F He had hardly $5.00 Dress Pants. $ 9 | pric ; 48 re the third knocked Clearing price ...... 2.48 aaa en c 4 [ite eenselonn, The fourth att SUD E pH $2.00 English stitched Hats. ned his mother, and the fifth Thc hand turnes its. i knocked the house from its founda . ee Sweet-Orr's Pants. | Clearing price ........... 29c Moti g 95c H knoe sine 1 85 resis shpheee eeu ‘ adie cabin GNDO. Fs <0 sh wrens ve408 $ , ES M 6c French Balbriggan Under- ‘ ~ a ns $2.50 Hats, black, brown Stolen Statue 100 white hemstitched Handker- | priee ens 42¢ | crav. clearing 1 39 + . 7 ii: Caton Owes coe er ee aera Ser ee $ . a KF ound in U. S. 1 price sists (OA 10c a | ae if $1.00 light weight, wool mixed Vis NR ies hp RigeocSs WASHIN 1 1,—Witt 160 black Sox, Underwear. Clearing $5.00 Hats, all shapes and col- |, tae Samer es 76 |e F680 | Se" drag’ 69 ge th Dune tee UNOGR OMIA eM ee ck a nr et ee $ about five years of age, estimated to be about 00 years old, for $2.00 silk and Msle Underwear. which the ok government has Clearing $1.00 English Cay been searching for years, rests in|j™ Clearing , $ Nearing se sa on re foe Seatee Oe |S $1.00 [Samm 550 The charge d'affaires, Dr. Alexan dro C. Vouroes, has cabled his gov-|fl oo woo! 7 ‘ ‘ernment what disposition to makell @° t Spectal | $1.25 men's Mesh Union Suits. | $6.00 Leather Sutt Cases, stecl of the bust. It is probable that he/# clearing 2 25 Clearing 69 frames with straps. | will personally return {t to the na-| PTICO .cseeeeeeees patr c PEICO oo cccccrccccevecsees c Clearing price . $3 48 tional museum in Athens, whence it} — é 5 } was stolen 16 ye 0. |} AT THE THEATRES All SELZ SHOES GREATLY REDUCED j THIS WEEK. Moore—Dark. Remember, there are lots of other things at this store for you tomorrow. Metropolltan—Dark, Come and see for yourself our money-saving i i Seattio—“The Gm From Pan- ama,’ @ Orpheum—Vandeville, Emprese—Vandeville, ° Pantages—Vaudevillo. Grand—Vaudeville and motion | pietures. . e Clemmer — Photopinys — and . encandtite: SUCCESSORS TO KLINE & ROSENBERG ———S—e Melbourne — Photoplays and 23 FOOT q vaudeville, a Alhambra — Photoplays and YEARS IN ONE OF CHERRY Paudeville, LOCATION STREET Jat Ay cal a. q)