The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1913, Page 3

c THE STAR--FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913 RAIDED BY BEARS BURGLAR FIRES | “the Dearest Girl in All the World,” That's What Harry Thaw Calls Evelyn From 1 OXNARD, Cal, Sent One C. Diets, 710 B. Morcer at, nat His Cell in Canada st apiaries in the Ojat val-| rowly escaped serious injury and were @ shed, the t ' 4 burglar in his home Th tered & a hod h ve t lay atter, without w animals. This ts not the ne 2 t him, and e pears have ra © hive he t Gee " © heaviest. | wall pat this year's | — MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE BY PARCEL POST }*BLOOD WILL TELL” | The Awake r Jearly Edison rele 4 young morchant worth, who decid The combined pur n his flancee chasing strength of our | bp od mec - — | darkest moment he sees in a vist 49 stores, economical the great deeds \ Jancestors, He organization, and low hew start and wir HERE'S A THRILLER William Brunton of the Califor second-floor rent, are the reasons we can of fer these high-grade nia Kalem company, performed remarkable feat in the produ shoes at $2.50 and $2.95; Cera atsnnapecwed tiene values up to $6.00 gIX MONTHS’ GUARANTEE With Our Men’s U. S. 2 5 Army Shoes J gASILY WORTH $5.00, BUT WE BELIEVE BETTER SHOES CAN'T BE MADE AT ANY PRICE *' MEN AND WOMEN’S FALL STYLES fre Here in Gunmetals, Patents and Tans, Very Moderately Priced gentleman thief, who, pursued }the police, climbs from an upstat | window ar rosnes to ther | building, h | telephone cat , hand, along a SUPER RESCUES “DROWNING ACTRESS” ! | Because Miss Boyle acted the drowning girl too realistically, new “super ed to such vivid realism, Jum re the cam Jand shouted excite That jain't actin’. 1 " before,” and then t at $2.50 and $2.95 the re nly the h f the| Take Elevator. Open Saturday Evening to 10. [per sa. abe.y epared for the “re ake rer ta BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP © Jattsconical soem | inc. |ON THE SCREEN | Second Avenue and Pike Street. | Peleas and Melisande,” Maurice Maeterlinck’s allegorical poem, will IND FLOOR eIT seco eu BLOBS. The Latest and Heretofore Unpublished Photograph of the Ex-|be shown on a local screen here Chorus Girl | © story is of the olden times. | Challant, — visiting King] in wtruck by the beanty of fonter daughter, the Princess | te, and offers to wager hie and arms against the hand of| the beautiful princess. He wins,/ but Me 4, stabs him | and th shelter to the neight is. Golund, the} huntsman son of King Arkel, pro-| tects her from the *. He marries her, and, on receiving word| they will be journey there Molisande jund’s brother and thelr | love It would be unfair to @ho will see the play to tell} TOMORROW, SATURDAY ONE DAY ONLY THE HOUSE OF BEAR TAILORS Will give you your choice of any Suit made to order in Our House at one price. No matter what price we sold the SUIT or OVERCOAT at, OUR PRICE WILL BE ON SATURDAY OUR GRAND OPENING DAY SUIT OR OVERCOAT We employ more Men Tailors than any other House on the Coast. Largest Tailoring House of its kind on the Pacific Coast. We have put at the head of our Cutting Depart- ment, MR. GEO. NICOL, known as the most perfect de- signer and cutter of the age. Man of years’ experience in the Tailoring Busi- ness. Mr. Nicol has taken complete charge of our cut- ting and fitting and "This wilt Introduce to Yon Our Mr. Geo making department, Nicol, Head Cutter and Designer which assures you of the very best money can buy. Mr. Nicol will give his personal attention to each customer. Our manager has traveled in Europe and covered all the principal states in the United States, in search of new and up-to-date styles. Our stock of Fine Woolens will include all our Blue Serges, Black Broadcloth, all Black and Blues; also over 2,500 styles of Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds to select from. OUR GUARANTEE: Should any part of the Suit not wear satisfactorily, we will renew same free of charge. EVERY STITCH is GUARANTEED for ONE YEAR. THIS IS POSITIVE After this Grand Opening Sale, we will not have any more $20.00 sales in Our House this Season. NOTICE—Those that want us to put their order on our books for a Special Sale Suit can do so by coming in and having their names registered on our books. This will keep your order good with us for 30 days at our sale price. ¢ To all our out-of-town customers that will serid in their names and addresses, we will mail samples and self- Measuring blanks. WE ARE HIGH GRADE TAILORS Now, do not miss this Great Opportunity. Our immense Stock of Woolens is now complete and up-to-date for Fall Our Price ls ®B2O Mageto On Grand Opening Day Only $50,000 Stock of All-Wool Woolens to Select From. Every Yard Is Stamped ALL WOOL as a Guarantee of Its Purity. Remember, we have no branches. OUR ADDRESS IS 719 FIRST AVE.—719. THE HOUSE OF BEAR TAILORS 719 FIRST AVE., AT COLUMBIA ST. POSTAL TELEGRAPH BLDG. For Your Convenience, the Store Will Be Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o’Clock eee | Clase A Until Saturday Night | “The Life of Dante,” three reels; Gaumont Weekly,” No. 77. | “ig j Melbourne Until Saturday Night From Portal's Despair,” Ameri jean drama; “The Ward of King,” 2 jr Thanhauser; “Fatty’s Day ee Keystone comedy eee Clemmer Until! Saturday Night | “Pathe's Weekly, No. 46," “The! Call,” 2 reel Vitagraph; “The! Blind Basket Weaver,” Kalem | drama. eee | Colonial Until Saturday Night "The Jeweled Slippers 2 reel) Selig; “Tallulah Falls, Georgia,”| "The Girl, the Clown and the} Donkey,” split reel Edison; “Black | and White “Objections Over-| ruled,” split Biograph oe | | Alhambra Until Sunday Night | | “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” three-ree! | feature; “Our Little Darling,” and} “What Papa split reel | ° NRA Ns Dream Until Saturday Night = | The Sacrifice at the Stillaway Kalem drama 2 reels; “Whissels| to be Boss, In the asian Mts,” #plit reel Pathe; | “Stone the Women, anay | | | drama ‘ eee Grand Until Saturday Night “The Lady Killer, comedy; “The Mad Cat B.; “Mutual Weekly, No. eee Tillkum Until Saturday Night | “The Treasure of Captain Kidd, Edison drama; “Among the Club Fellows,” and tdwin's Badge if Honor,” eplit re Biograph The | Christian,” Kalem drama. | Jestic K Circult Until Saturday Night “Treasure Hunters Lost in the! Heart of Africa,” 3 reel feature |The Spartan Father,” Thanhauser | drama Round O'Brien's Fitrtation,” comedy Union Until Friday Night | | “The and the Gangster two-reel nm; “The Two Ranch Western Essanay; “Those Little Flowers” and “Uncle Buys a Dog,” split reel Blograph At the Yesler Until Sunday A Proposal From the Duk The Unseen Defense,” “The Price Demanded,” “The Widow's Kids, Cupid and the Cook." | ~ ANNOUNCEMENT Me. Dr. A. M. Johnson, known Chiropractors! in the Pacific North-| west, has come te attle and opened large and handsome ly fitted offices at} $12 - 818 Amertean| Bank Bullding, cor er of Second and Madison For the paat nine years Dr. Johnson has practiced in Spo-! kane, having been a member of the firm of LaJole & Johnson where he built up a most enviable repu tlon for curing Chronte allments, Dr Johnson treated suc yest known people in Spokane, and has op file his office tes timonials — showing that he cured them of worlous ailments of long standing Dr. Johnson is if consed by the State Roard | His Office Hours are 10 to 6. Consultation and x Ination Free. Lady Attendant Phone Main 27% for Appointments, D. C., one of the boat |] There’s Certainly Nothing ‘“Exciusive” About This Store! Quality Clothes for Men Without the High-Price “Stinger” tiere! N“™ FALL MODELS ARE READY ha fm omen Men’s Suits With 2 Pairs of, Pants 5] 5,00) a wy; é jas f / / ( lew in gr br le durable Castletown tweeds; a The Hat of Your Dreams tor Fall Wear Is Here! TTVHERE’S no get ting around it This Smart School $4.15 Jacket for Misses (TVHE regular price Is about $6.98, We have left, so out they go tomorrow ot this low price Fine French Flannel in fancy stripes Misses’ School Coate— the new %-length coats in the Norfolk or cuta and way style. Hea such prices! We feature messa line silk, satin, velour and plush shapes in refreshing variety Priced moderately trom .. $3.78 trian or camel's h mixtures, Browns, gray or blues in tho new shades. All sizes. clal at $8.98 and $12.98 Parisian Tams — something new $1 49 and popular, at is | The Hat de Luxe for smart dressers; in | velvets and plush ae BY RUSH EXPRESS! 175 New Slip-Ons & Gabardines 4 ONE too soon, gg either, wo're think- ing, because “Jup’ Yes, Sir, Tomorrow a Big Sale of FALL UNDERWEAR ik happened in New York City, where a financially sick man unloaded quick, Here's the result! 50c Underwear, fine ribbed shirts and drawers, me dium weight Your 43 choice ts Pluvius will soon be in the limelight again. Keep dry, keep healthy! AT $15 00 we can ' offer the best value in Men's Slip-Ons and Gabar- dines we've ever had. They're made of guar. anteed rain-proof dou- ble texture materials. All sizes, cotton Your choice .... 906 750 Underwear, heavy merino wool shirts or drawers, in all sizes; fowerow -40C $2.50 Wool Underwear, fancy knit "G. & M shirts or drawers; elegantly finished. 1 93 ‘Tomorrow, a garment soee ' We Sell Overails—Good Ones. Girls’ Rain Capes— | Strong capes with | hood. A sensible | ounce of prevention | cos .....91,98 | 125 Women’s New Fall Suits Go on Sale Tomorrow at Very Special Prices! W the lucky , y are divided into two big lots for quick selling, as follows: The Men’s Store Is Calling to Thrifty Men Tomorrow! ECAUSE a rattling good bunch of values will be on tap tomorrow. Here's an “T 69c Men's Golf Shirts handsome patterns; all sizes all $1.00 valves oe ae 98c $1.50 Men's Pure Worsted Sweaters, tomor row... 9 VeAD 75c Velvet Neckties, in the new 59s designs, for . ° on . v “Bulldog” Hose, plain black, double 49} heel and toe or merino wool hose, pair 2 LOT ONE—75 strictly tail- ored models in French serge, Bedford cord or cheviot, lined with Skinner's satin; 36 or 38 inch jackets; cutaway or square cut fronts; $25.00 and $30.00 suits. LOT TWO- Suits, ali plain tailored, with cutaway or straight front jackets; blue California Flannel Overshirts, blue or gray; full serges, mostly worth $15.00 cut shirts in all sizes; strong and $17.50 ° "THE STORE THAT Street SAVES YOU MONEY” Boys’ Car ING School Tickets Clothes Le 4c Here. | ti SECOND Av —. AT JAMES ST. / | 5 ee i] | Nineteenth annual graduating ex- § A ercises of the faculty and members jof the class of Wilson’s Modern y: bea | Busin college will be held at the Moore theatre Friday night. ON, Sept. 5.—Prob- LONDON, it proudest boys in the| scarcely a tes today are to be found) whose name has not been associat WASHING 5.—There ts} in Europe} ably the ei United § posterity in the “movies with President Wilson in the White| fous conversation over his choice ction of a fu- and, is of course, jin the jocal organization of Boy |ed with the prince of Wales as his Scouts, for they will go down to| future bride at one time or another rec e- ace “ ¥ yuting | T a -en some ser House grounds. The film in which! of a wife. His se they will appear, incidentally, is to) ture qu 2 be 8,000 feet long, the longest yet/a momentous one, but there is a ade with the exception of one pro-| disposition on the part of the king| Here's a chance, Miss Freckle duction to allow his son a free choice as/| face, to try a remedy for freckles The president will be shown wel-|far as possible, The latest name| with the guarantee of a reliabte coming the boys and shaking hands | suggested is one that would be in| dealer that it will not cost you a with them, after which he will be/every sultable—the Grand|penny — unl it removes ‘the depleted watching and directing the | Duchess O of Russia | freckle: while if it does give you youngsters in some of their scout Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots—How to Remove Easily |a clear complexion, the expense is trifling work Simply . + BIG GRAPE CROP MOTHER OF 23 | Drug Co., CHILDREN DIES ane GREEN BAY, W Sept. 5 Mrs. J. L. Van Venroy, moth: | er of 28 children and more than 150 grandchildren and & great grandchildren, is dead at her home at the age of 73 years t an ounce of othine— ngth, from the Bartell and a few applications how easy it ts to f the homely freckles xior s estimated that/ Rarely is more than one ounce 4,000 Jap » have been brought to| needed for the worst case, this city during the last week from sure to ask the druggist for various parts of the state for distri-| the doublawtrength othine, as this should show y FRESNO, Sept. 5.—Picking of the crop of Muscat sefor re fs in full swi sins}and get a beautiful comple Of the 23 children, oniy 11 | | bution among the vineyards. The/is the prescription sold under still survive picking season, if not interrupted by| money back if it fails to remove e : ————@ | rain, should last about three weeks. | freckies, Fee ere eee eee eeeares