The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 6

es! We're Really Closing Out Make Possible And We Want to Short Work as of Getting This Her- culean Task Out of the Way. as The Leases on Our Two Buildings, Safes, Desks, Typewriters, Chairs, Office Equipment, Rugs, Car pets and Draperies Are All Included. After being in turn a, | prised and sorry on acco a mel Tecent announc t e y going to] nd quit for 1s finally juilibrium and ac able; all intending | thet further} procrastination between reasons stated, | recovering its e¢ cepting the tnevit purchasers realizing doubt, hesitation or barrier Fs mply acts as & {ng opportur in the h story of| gausteal instrument merchandtstng fn the Northwest Hence, the big establishment at Third and University !s crowded | daily with eager and happy throngs selecting and congratulating the selves upon the unprecedented val wes of their choice from one oF more departments of the great variety of tempting offers ATTENDS ANTI- — BOOZE MEETING The which want Cititens’ —_assoctation, the town's swing Ing doors to stop swinging at 8 o'clock at night, so the poor bartender can spend the even Ing at his hearthside, is finding one Unto the path of reform a rocky The ¢ 1 Waiter ks ar has a habit atin p the 4 n's A week ago, Ed Levi, the unton’s resident, almost got himself olect 4 chairman of the meeting. Many ers of the wu nh were prem ent Nothing much was accom at the meeting toward the ef temperance Leaten for Chalrman Then, Wednesday night, at the Y. M. C. there we another ‘Again the cooks and and again Ed Levi nan, George N. Hog gathering walters came, ran for clatr be fm. nd at agy to wasn’t much ks and walters, all in sympathy ftion to close the th ain ore the » not n Ap at with I 2 saloons at § o'clock But the meetin the ‘drys” began Here was the opportuntty most of the ‘drys" gone, {ft was easy to elect Levi as chairman, and he climbed to the platform with a grin all over his face Lev! dropped the gavel to call the meeting to order, but Just then the Iights went out Policeman Chase adjourne and to RK With ‘Em A ta fant an impossible to always| There was @ wild scramble for tell values from merely seeing | the tric switch, and-a babel of to judge | Yolces. ices in the paper as it Be flavor of highly colored frut without tasting it. Moral: Don't fail to call and associate our prices with the instruments referred to However, if this ts impractical, re ta by wire to hold certain styles until letter arrives, will be honored 36 hours only To sell out more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of must cal instruments and to actually re alize $115,220.00 In cash t om at once, is a gigantic undertaking. We fully realize, therefore, that only the most extraordinary tnduc 1 feent will move such a tremendous 4 stock at this time. Therefore everything has been mercilessly Yeduced except TALKING MA CHINES AND RECORDS AND SSIBLY ONE OR TWO LINES oF SMALL MUSICAL INSTRU: MENTS WHICH ARE CONTRACT GOODS. This closing out sale must result in the greatest sale of the finest pianos, regular and yer styles, Grands and Uprights, Beare and Cottage Organs, Orches trions, electric pianos, talking ma- chines, records, band and orchestra fmstruments, guitars, banjos, man dolins, drums, drummer's traps, strings and miscellaneous suppl! Sheet music, popular and classic musical folios and instruction books wer witnessed in America A Few Piano Prices. Included tn the array of plance are Chickering Wee cee emee he peer ase + r befor a0 and $1,100 Player Ptanos, of the best in the world, jus in second worn and @ Knabe Upri - price $475, now $215; Btoinway t, originally $500, now $148; ‘%& Co, only $122; Opera Upright, Price new $200, now $84; Stetn- fegular price $525, now $196; Ham- ony Upright, regular price $325, 88; Lyric Upright plano, regular $1 Bow S168. ‘And hundreds of others, new and sec- eee eee e eee, grade orehest Ineluding such makes New Invention Circus Bo: Rartton: our com- follows $109 Conn Melody Saxophone now $82 $125 Conn Saxophone, Barttone, now $99 $100 Conn Saxophone, Tenor $82; $46 Saxophone, Soprano, $69 $77.50 Baritone now $62; $57.50 mide Trombone now $47.50; $67.50 Conn Bari tone, $55; $55 Conn Alto. er pin $44; $75 Conn Solo Bore C Conn Circus Bore te, Boehm System, Row $71.40; $50 Bb Clarinet, Boehm Sye- $35 Bb Clarinet, $22.00 $11.98; Trombone, Y ns 919.80; Bb Stide, 96.87; Violins. 97.00 Violins cut to $12.60 Violins cut to... 10.09 Violins closing out at 00 Violins go at . $200 Violins go at Mando! Guitars Almost Half. All $4.00 Guitars go at All $12.50 Guitars go at.. All $18.00 Guitars co at.. All $2.00 Guitar Cases $4.60 Mandolins cut to. $7.00 Mandolins cut to Harmonicas, Hohner Harmonicas Hohner Harmonicas Hohner Harmonicas Music Stands . Strings and Bows. Afc Violin Gut Strings B5e Violin Gut Strings.... 2be G Strings i 922.60 Clarinets $50.00 Clarinets $14.50 Bnare Drums $6.50 Flutes * $1.00 Violin Bows $2.00 Violin Bows . $26.90 Violoncel $6.90 99.15 sii $2.00 $5.95 B50 + Me Boo Te Sones mare 10 0 $50.09 Violonce ener 7 8t) Instruction Books i All 600 Books caves cave All T6c Books All $1.00 Books Boe Oe Vocal and Instrumental Folios. E Mathews— Ret f Kobler—Retail ef National—Ratal ‘ * Popular Music. . jen for . pular Operatic fongs, opular § Player M\ Regular 11 $1.17 Regular $1 76 Regular 500 She A Few Specialx—While They Last 5 Kolis for 61.00. 65-Note Rolle—Metrostyle. 200 Belections selling at ae to Abe a Roll. In conclusion emphatically Third Ave. G6 University , {confidently expected that the peo: The lights were turned on agatn, but what was this? What was Police Ser V.R Putnam doing in the hal Not being a backward chap Ser nt Putnam made his mission plain tn a jiffy. He wanted overy one to leave—and in a hurry, too They left Refi Griffiths 5 re the “bolt,” Counef!man »ke on commission form of gov and a letter from Congressman Bryan was read He sald he was a oi United States senator a: the saloons at r. favored clost o'clock or earl! WANTS TO LIV 8 SANTA MONICA, Oct. 30.—A) though 36 hours ago Mra Kate land Cardwell drank a saturated solution containing 175 xra bich’oride of mercury, and t sisted the ministrations of doctors, she 's fighting desperately for life According to her physicians, she has a chance to win. Mrs. Cardwell's change of heart came late yesterday, when Robert Cardwell, the husband from whom she was estranged, went to the hos pital, took her in his arma and beg ged her to live with h J. W. Baldwin of Petersham, Mass, owns a serviceable carriage made 250 years ago entirely of wood and entirely by hand labor. BURNETT STORE CLOSED TOMORROW Well-Known Jewelers to Retire from Business Devote Capital and Time to Other Interests. STOCK TO BE SOLD AT RETAIL mn re Burnett Brothers, who have con- ducted a very high-class jewelry business in this city, announced to- day their intention of closing the store and retiring from the bust ness, They have purchased a very profitable manufacturing business recently, the plant being located {n Port Angeles, with general of fices in Seattle. This later bust |ness venture proves so attractive and withal deman {tal that it was decided to sell out the jewelry ({nterests and in the words of Mark Twain “place all the eggs in one basket and theo hatch the basket.” The salo will differ from the usual circus style affair (which ts badly overworked), in that Mr. meon Burnett will personally dt rect it and will guard against any form of exaggeration. It ts to be a dignified retiring sale, and it is ple of Seattle will appreciate the opportunity presented to buy Jew elry, Silverware, Diamonds, etc., at a fourth to a third below the true value The store will be closed tomor- row, the sale beginning on Satur. day morning next at 9 o'clock. | Meat Prices CUT FRYE:C0.’S MARKETS As Follows: Choice T-Bone Steak i 0c Choice Round Steak ....65 ++ Sweet Pickled Beef Tongue a Choice Liver 8a ge Choice Veal Chops Full Cream American Cher Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shopa open until 6:20 p. m. #0 great a cap-| KNOW THAT HIS. ~ WORD IS 6000 TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct, 90.—Gen John Chase, commanding the mil! tin tn th ado coal felds 4 general disarmament and mine guarda alike That the guards were to be dis armed Af, at any rate Gen Chase's assertion, The miners were delaying to bring in their wea to whether he made 1 pledge to “disarm the guards first If he did so, it Was sald, there would be no further trouble. If not tho miners generally fared the would fight yoomed certain to day that the mine owners who were much dissatisfied by Gov, Ammons refusal to antee them the mili tia’s protection In importing strike breakers, would make a strong ef fort to secur tates troops on the @ yesterday's de |struction of the postoffice at | Aguilar. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30.—Ch of Polte Sebastian has wired the state board of pharmacy demanding closer supervision of the sale of dichloride of mercury tn California ‘Hope for Bald, Heads Well Known Politician Nearly Bald Now Has Heavy Growth of Mair. Tella How He Did It. atorn politician, well known unt of bis baldness and his ‘ready wit, surprised his friends by ‘appearing with a heavy growth of hair; many of his friends did know him, and oth had a wig. On being asked how he | did tt, he made the following atate } ment I attribute the growth of my to the following simple | recip ich any lady or gentle- nan can mix at home. To a h pint of er add 1 on. of Ray Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound 1% 02. of Glycert Apply to scalp two or three times a week h tho finger tips It not only alr, |but remoes dandruff, scalp humors land prevents the hair from falling out darkens streaked, |gray hair and makes the hair soft and glossy. These ingredients ean be purchased at any drug store at very little cost and mixed at home.” Advertine on & not halr w | w promotes the growth of the pnt. PATENT SUcrlow Seattle’s Leading Dentists The Ideal Dental Office Examinations and Advice FRER Jold Crowns (22% and extra heavy) 68.00 Poresiain Crowns, each Bridgework, firet class, per tooth SETS OF TEETH — True-to-Nat Teeth, berier than any other, mount 44, on vuloanite, per eet, from $8 to 615 All Work Fully Guaranteed, Plainiess Kixtraction by a New Botantoal | Preparation, Boston Dentists 1420.22 Second Ave. Opposite Non Marche, Seattle, Office Hours, Sundays, Telephqne M: In Pronent Locat Steel na. jain 11 nit Yea mark a great forward step in the “efficiency of railroad service They are massive, strong, comfortable and smooth-running The DAY COACHES and OBSERVATION CARS carried by the trains of the petween Seattle and Portland are ALL STEEL. teel coaches add much to the enjoy- ment of a trip. Let us tell you mofe about them Call on or telephone J H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent. 716 Second Ave. Telephone Main 932, ie es ee | faded, , THE STAR—THURSD. WAITERS UNION ‘THEY WANT TO [Goinc To HALLOWE'EN PaRTY? SOME SUGGESTIONS IN GAMES Hallowe'er but the ans, a endin Frery party, even frolic, must have a last game played must by all m« be the best of all remembered longest Why not allow the fairtes to wind up the sport’ Let the fairy god other dispose of gifts to boys and girls in this way The fairy godmother, tr Goone carrying basket under her cloak enters the room ant that she has a cer te which After cautioning all that the cor tents must kept ret, she h person a folded pa wealth,” on third the the one to be Mother of are whose pat sof gifts a The first is before whom she r a “Most gracious fairy, the gift you give I ghall treasure and keep It as long as | tive” Then the paper containing the name of the gift is handed the fairy who reada it aloud very solemnly Wealth,” and turning to her t ket she takes from It a new pan, to which ts attached a ribbon loop, at the same time reciting these lines “Your choice Is bad when you In trust HairTinting All the Rage You Can Now Instantly Tint Your Hair, Without the Slightest Trouble, to Any Shade of Brown (or Black) So That it Cam Not Be Detected. Send the Tag Coupon for Trial Package— Enough for « Thorough Demonstration. plain wrapper trial 2070 Groton Bidg., Cincinnati, Ohio, Please send me Mre. Potter's Hygienic Supply Co, enclose % cents (stamps or coin). Tint Your Matr atifal Brown. Everybody's Doing It.” 1 or tated © that you do atronk Is your hair gray, There ts only on the market ¢ Rheumatism A Home Cure Given by One Who Had it. In the spring of 1898 ar and 1 I wae at Inflamma suffered it know tried f remed A doctor after do: h relief as I recelved wan y Finally, I f ured returned. who y that and it has never given it to an ribly affitcted with Ttheumatien, cure in every « I want, ever form even bedridden and It effected a from any 5 Dut, unMeratand do not want your money unlews you perfectly matinfied to and that fair? hy suffer when relief ts . D. Ten't longer offered y Write today. Mark MH. Jackson, Bide, Syracuse, N No. 499, y. AY, OCTOBER 30, 1913 Your happiness where moth and rust, In time, turn all dust.” From a paper bag the fairy pours @ small amount of dust r the kneeling girl and dust pan round her neck your wealth to | hangs | The next person ts brought for ward and th performance ts peated, only altering the fairy’s speech. For “Honor” shall my “Your honor crowde ehall loud de clare, But In your heart, no crowd Is there |You'll find, like Falstaff, ‘honor’s alr.” | The present here ts a thin horn which the fairy blows a blast head her word Hang the before alr. k an | writt | fairy. and ized by the MELTED LEAD Fach girl holds a door key, while she pours melted lead through the handle of the key into a pan of cold water. If the lead asaumes the shape of }& sword or gun, the girl will marry & soldier; again traces of a ship | may be seen, then a satlor she will win; @ plow suggests a farmer; a | book, a professor, or perhaps a min- |ister; and when the lead forms only |dropa, the gentle inquirer will not marry DUCKING FOR APPLES A tub nearly filled with water and jeontaining several apples, with |short stema, should be placed on a chair or low table. One at a time, go to the tub with jarms folded behind, and try to jeatch the apple between your teeth. If you don't get the apple first time, you have two more triala, The lucky apple grabber is warded with « prize. NEEOLE GAME Take a greased needle and flont it in water. F¥rst lay on the water a bit of very thin tissue paper and place the needle on ft. In a short time the paper becomes wet and sinks to the bottom, leaving the needle floating on the water. Owing to a phenomenon called cap!liarity, the needles behave very curiously Some run to the edge of the dish and stick there, while some rush to: gether and cling together. ASK HIS PARDON MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. re- 30.—A pe tition asking for the pardon of Barney F. O'Neill, who was sen tenced to two years tn the state prison for falsely reporting the con dition of the bank at Wallace, of which he was president, is in cirula tion today, and is being freely slgned. ‘STRUCK BY AUTO LOS ANGELFE Oct Wil lard M. Randall, 87, a retired cap italist, was probably fatally in jured when struck by an autom bile. The driver of the car went jon without aiding his victim. MARIE RAPPOLD COMING Marle Rapp: tho eminent so |prano, will make her second visit ttle In five years, appearing Moore theatre Monday vy. 8, in the Clayton seri t singer {8 crossing the continent to fill two engagements, one here and one in Victoria. PROTEST TRIAL AT KIEFF LOS ANGELES, Oct. 39,—Mini ters of almost every church in the city will volce public protest Sun day against the trial at Kieff, Rus sia, of Mendel Bellis, alleged “ritua murderer.” KV INTE Amare traine 10:40 trains 6:80, 7 A e KAILWAY Lamit Store SEATTLE — Limited and 4:00pm. Local trains 6.08, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:01, 10700, 11-00 mm. 12:60 noon, 1:60, 2:00, 9:00, 6300, "6:00, 7:00, 4:00, 10:16 pm Frotght leaves both eltiow 6:00 p.m PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION CO. BVERETT REAL ESTATE! old extablished office, WASH ry department ko Building No Man Can Af Be fiad at $ FOR U.S. Negiect His Appearance When Wonder Suits Can 10. 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HALL SPORTING GOODS Elliott 1311 1021 First Ave. Seattle, Wash, |SIMPLE REMEDY Is FAVORITE HERE The simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, ete, known as Ad lermi-ka, the remedy which became | famous by curing appendicitis, is a great or | jAd favorite with Sefttle people mika acts on BOTH the lower d upper bowels and drains off such surprising ‘amounts of foul atter from the body that A INGLE DOSE relieves sour stom h, constiy aud gas on the mach almost IMMEDIATELY wift’s pharmacies, Second av. and > Broadway, of Young and Old |Chafed, Swollen, Tired Feet That Tis makes sore fect fairly dance Away go the aches sent to the vy-testing station on the Atlantic coast, On the result of this test will de. pend the government's policy on the, plan to open a naval coal mine at Matanuska, WASN'T MARRIED VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct 30.— | Jane Bell and Thomas B. Black de- termined a year ago to get mar- ried, so they bought the marriage license and for ten months lived happily. Then they had a dis- agreement and then another until she called on the license clerk for advios regarding divorce. This store is one of a chain of fage tory stores all over the United States selling the clothes from the factory to you and saving t 1 eman’s profit. We guarantee f our Suits to give satisfaction or a ne rit free, DER Swonven RED) $10 CLOTHES SHOP esent the best factories ig new what f eulart regula Ws CLOTHES SHOP. Nb = ALBANY PAINLE idQ06008— fal ‘ government expedition un- |General Hubbard LB NY rial of reese, aad sige ho Jer Jack Da which will move) Th wel has been chartered by A CU T - doon It: 10 tons of coal mined by the navy the government and will arrive) wh Fa epartment at the Matanuska coal here Saturday from San Francisco. " |: wet doth weave a laurel |i lis to tide water, is being as- The cargo, which includes 30 4 . ed in Seattle thin week horses and 360 tons of supplies and | Cee Cee ne who was selected for this outfit, will be taRen from here to ‘ ” work Dr. Holmes, director of Knick at the head of Cooks inlet —— For every wicked thought that’e/ )'', bureau of mi because| Dalton will bring the coal out cur a he I : { the former's experience injover the snow during January Hing taeral grevie' prisily ingle Alaska freighting, bas b: here|and February. 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OUR WORK WILL PLEASE YOU “Who married you?” asked that official, | ‘You did," was the response. | ‘o I just sold you the license. | Didn't you go to a minister?” i ‘ever knew anything about! that,” she replied. “Then you never have been mar-| ried at all,” announced the official, | The woman screamed: | “Why, if my folks knew—" the! rest of the centence was lost in| sobbing. | “You don't need any divorce. | Just ieave him,” the clerk advised. In the first quarter of this year the birth rate of England and | Wales fell to the lowest figure ever | recorded, 23.8 a thousand of popu- | lation, the rate for the entire Unit- | ed Kingdom being only 23.9, | to .Have New Play House Seattle | New Tivoli, Built on Site Formerly Occupied by The Star Theatre, at First and Madison St. | | Cost 0: ir $100,000—to Be Devoted | to Musical Comedies. | The old Star Theatre, which) stood on the corner of First and] Madison Street, has been replaced by @ new and beautiful playhouse | built on the old site, The new! theatre will be known as the Tivoli, and cost approximately a hundred thousand dollars, It will be de- voted. to musical comedies. The new playhouse is under the. direc- | tion of Keating & Flood, who own a similar institution in Portland, | which {s one of the big successes in |the Oregon metropolis. | It is expected that the new enter- tainment will be ready for business |a week from next Monday Cifice Phone Main 1764 Res Phone, Kenwood 1473. ROBERT CURTIS — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring, Repairing, Installing 1018 Post St. Seattle MILLER TRUNK “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products’ 1007 Hoge Bldg. DANCING HIPPODROME Fitch University. 10-piece Dancing Taught by Teach BULL BROS. | Just Printers 1012 THIRD Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson Invite you to Pike, with entrance 1504 Third av. This new office is finished ¢ sanitary from every standpoint. and examination of your mouth an will cost you nothing. Gold Crowns Bridgework Plates $5.00: $5.00 | | | | Office Hours—9 to 6 Wee! jl and inspect their new office, corner Third and LADY ATTENDANT Rhoads Dental Co. Dr. Frank 0. Rhoads, Mgr. THIRD AT PIKE Evenings by Appointment Bank for Savings. entirely white enamel and is You will be treate courteously d estimate of its immediate need , over in Gold Fillings . Sliver Fillings . Painless Extraction $1 and up s0¢ -50¢ k Days; 10 to 1 Sundays