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PRICES AT POYNOR'S Crop Down in Land Ives to be nlee $22.60 fumed oak $15 00 are moving pleture plants a raey Table ’ and ranches and studios dotted 3 b quar lorod oak around all the way down the coast Some of them have as many as : ak $1 00 12 or 18 compante working on bs ‘ them, ‘There are independents snd It so-called trust concern working $7.00 aide by side, all taking advantag of the sunshine and the acenery on Bed tn blue or green 4.00 Brass Bed tin finish he people in the t moving pictures are sorts of odd expert Por | while | was walking {down the street in Santa Monica a day or two ago, a gypay rushed out of a store with something conc under his arm Two policemen wre in which de have all noes $1.50 $8.00 Cash Pald for Used Goods— We Exchange New for Old. wi $ The Economy Store S. H. POYNOR 1621 Fourth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine. Qe. Out-of-Town Buyer Jumped from be *INDEPEMDE NTS" AND waUSTS™ WOR SDE By S1DE 4 Order your printing by mail Gertrude M. Price. trom FRANK P. NOLAN shall never finistf! A con 1407 Fifth Ave. servative man tells me the He will save you money on allj.. so . hg es Printing orders. are companies between San Francisco and San Diego! Be that as it may, Southern ae 3: vir & B. KORB CO. ih © aie Be Two Santtary Mair Stores Hatr Dressing, Man!éuring Massage, Wig Making, Work and Toupes = Spec 104 Spring St. California is alive with picture players! Directors who have been in the business a long time say thie part of the country is th: natural place in which to take pictures, because they can work 360 days out of the year, and the sunlight ie nearly always “on tap.” In addition to that Pace teal BVERETT.SRATTLE INTERURBAN RAIWAY } [hind a building meerby, and gave chase. Somebody called “Thief! ‘ there ie the sea, and there are And everyone in the block stopped SEATTLE TO EVERETT —timited| the mountains within y ac: | to see what was the matter Tine, 0-30, 9-30, 30 38, 11 30] C@ee. | HUH!” satd a grizzled man to +80, 8:30, 8:30, 4:36, b:38. How do people like having ala young boy standing near. “Hope! Grae, T-30, 9:90, 9548, 12:45 pom dally Ticket Offiecs—Seattle, FIR av. near Ajax Drug Store, BATTLE — Limited > Le PHOTO PLAYS be featured hy. Freight leaves doth cities 00 pm PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION CO. Helen Gardner will in “A Deughter of Pan,” a story |jof anctent Greece. It is sald all the ; exterior scenes were taken on Miss DICK’S MOTHER ures l e Gardner's estate, “Tappan on the! Hudson.” This feature ts in three reels. It will be played at the CHAPTER XXV. Dream Wednesday. | “Now, Margie,” said Dick, before | ou Sleep | oe Las "ts aac tale Steere “The Padrone’s Plot” ts the fea“! wish you would settle on a place EE es ture at the Alhambra starting today.| to live as soon as pons for, you It fs based on the recent exposure| know, I may be sent out on the of the system whereby Itallans new-| road somewhere at any moment. ly arrived tn this country are in- All right, dear, I think I'll go duced to sign away their rights. over and look on the South Side There are two other subjects on| They say there are some splendid | family hotels there.” eee “Botter not tell the mater tuat, | “He Likes Things Upside Down” | for abe expects us to live over bere | is a series on the Newlywed's|near her. She never could see the | Baby. The neighbor's boy has| south side,” whispered Dick as we| stood on his head to amuse the baby | went down the stairs Jand when he leaves, Papa Newly-| That is just why | am going on) l}wed ts up against the proposition the south side if possible. | think’ of standing on his head to amuse|!'ll be happier if | am some die | ithe baby. How he solves this prob tance from Dick's people. lem gives the laughs, Thisand an-| This sounds as though [ am some {| the program. / a | other comedy make up the fun of-| thing of a “cat,” but, I can tell you, | ferings at the Class A until Tues-| little book of secrets, shat Dick's} }a7 night. mother, with her managing ways . and her continual living only for William Faversham, now appear. “WHAT PEOPLE WILL SAY,” gets trg on the Pacific coast in “Julins|on my nerves. 1 also presume she Caesar,” is the latest of the world’s | !# bored to death with me, and so great actors to be approached with|! think if we do not meet to More's remeéy that cures wh a motion picture offer. During the) We Will be better friends seep. No polaonous drags to aw past two weeks the New York Mo ng I | ae ees ee See, ego tion Picture company nas been ne ving in such ¢ | eye AEE eeetricty ||eotiating with him for six photo anyone but Dick Don't take another dose of drugs | plays, one of which shall be “Julius m, but I find t fu Know how they must Caesar.” They are prepared to oldtely a pa erect a great representation of a| family without many tas , Roman Forum and Capitol on the} !t : at itl itana plateau near the Santa Monica Istudio for the big scenes in the| adjusted to the new condi Shakespearean drama, and to pro m Dick's sister Mollte| lvide mobs of 1,000 supernumerartes 1am a and I know] |for the crowd scenes. « mother is assured in her ae e+e mind that DICK HAS MADE help nature Class A Until Tuesday Night. [GREAT MISTAKE in marry ie nourtahn ‘ such jet sort of a girl as I Cliffe three-re | I down to breakfast with He Bakes TRINES | ing on to encounter Dick's | eas wer of curing io to resvere cles- || U! pside Down,” and “Nutty Has a « look of surprise tricity where tt t pein ana |Romance,” comedies. | Se ots untae nar tale Wha! acces ant a ey | you, ige?” was her greeting slectreity given strength. Clemmer Until Tuesday Night | atetraptes petore 1 texan Ne a ‘Aloxia’s Strategy.” two-part fer | ony erengen: ¥: ture; “A Lesson in Jealousy,” com: Sua” aictner: don't eeu -ximder ledy; “Making Eight-Ton Ropes,’| 454 that Madge has got 1a lCapital of the Malay States.’ ore oe en matty add |-Pashions of the Canton States ae Sou Psa uaa jeduca‘ional, | |, |mother, “it Is my at-home day Well the more reason for Methourne Until Tuesday Night. |... 4)) aur Ga I ET The Frame t two-reel_bron:| e Ohy fig Ay oe Bont \cho drama; “The Hors rhiet,” | cise to do than to sjt around and Keystone comedy; “A Rough Dia-|'iiw the rag |mon4,” Reliance drama; “Curfew | srycy1 gaid his mother, “you then guieratce = essay Shall’ Not Ring Tonight,” Thaw-| sont know what you are talking | tream of galvanic Heity ||houser drama. shout. YOU MEN ALL RIDICULE and infuses it into the nerves in. just . . : she right voteme. It dullde up vitallt Grand Untli Tuesday Night | tise’ totes gomiees 2 tee At Midnight,” American drama; | . nerves and vital © \“an Accidental Clew M | THE MARKETS Cures Lame Back, Kheumatiom, Stom- | drama; Her Husband and y| ach Trouble | Wife,” Apollo comedy; “Her Right - mpoctes-vite, cared 27 mneumstion ito Happiness,” Princess drama, | Western av jobbers are paying Eloaition. t coosider Ks fine treat-| Cireult Until Tuesday. fresh ranch eggs today. An add er ae ae eee aes | The Last Days of the Barbary |tional cent ts expected to he atrick 1290 Lewis $i, Chehalis, Wash. ||Coast,” two reels; “An Adventure| en from this quotation before the| in Hopit,” Princess comedy; “The week has passed eid Ae ur-| Beautifully Illustrated {Smart Girl of the West,” American | Kove besa so.arrive yotey,, From) drama; “For Lizzie’s Sake,” com to 24 cents is being paid for Book FREE. Call Today. |‘% strictly fancy dry picked young tom | bend Pm and hen turkeys recelved before| Consultation Free * | Athambra Until Wednesday Night|next Sunday. Fancy old tom tur-| coupon and malt tt to!) whe Padrone’s Plot,” two-reel|keys will bring 21 cents \Kalem. drama ‘\ Husband’s| Prices paid prodacers tor vegetables | Awakening,” Lubin drama; "The|snd fruit isa Dog Detective,” Easanay ecomedy tadwin & Co.) - * is @ Until Tuesday Night a 's Sunset,” two-reel Vita-..‘ .@ || graph drama; “Sophie's New Fe : man,”, Essanay comedy; “Captain | pur tir : ee to ¢. rany evening® | Bunco's Victory,” afd “Plano Manu: }Cavhs sue Pa CONSULTATION FREK—CALL || facturing, split Kalem Heats, sack eu POSSIBL ' gheane 60 ° @ Carrots a RESIDENCE THEATRES RE DEFT. 4 At the Olympian Tonight 3 Z 206 Empress Theatre Baiting ||| “The Hand That Condemns,” 10 Beeand Av, Cor. Spring strong three-part feature. One 17 Seattle, Wa. ° comedy. Olympian Pictorial News ‘ave chon please send me, prepaid, your 1000 galba tree 00-page iil Asa iadere Wi gavibalaten al 2 tor butter, exes year has been recorded at the sels Perry Bros.) Sigel mological observatory of Roceo di | Bere ° i Asarese Papa near Rome, during the last | eee er naar 16 112 years. Of this number 44 have | ‘ a Town ... originated within a distance of 65 Hh miles, while 86 had thelr source 10 2 || more than 2,000 miles away, Daeks Sscctdecceeens SAVE YOU MONEY By Gertrude M. Price ving picture coreern tn theiry Here Are a Few Examples LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec cbegeied - ge ee . ' big concern down on the Taken from the Stock? 1S:—I am here to “size up” the How .do they Ike {t?" he an $27.50 quartered oak Buffet Western moving picture swered Why they like ft fine and a $17 50 studios. But I don’t. know | When they know anything | fi ' where to begin and I know I ath eg hors a ga | Do you need me this morning? | not, jop with a sm@ec as of Orange (more FE’ iA THAT DROWNING) WHER et, ‘ MOVIE ACTORS BROWNIE’ THEMSELVES AGATE that feller mister,” replied you them's them police They sure the boy ¢ movie’ polle Later tn the day the beach, | saw a great crowd out at the end of the pier, And upon looking closer, | could see a woman in the water, battling, aw {f life depended upon it, with the waves. gots 1 use noe 1 started down the pler to find out all about tt when [ overheard a girl say, “There are the movie actors drowning themsel again ‘or a picture On the crowded streets of Los! Angeles, in the exclusive residence tions of Pasadena, Francisco, and down at San Diego, it is all the same. tell when you are going to over take, or be overtaken by, an auto- load of made-up picture players go ing to the scene of action. And if you are out in the coun try, as likely as not, y i fall tp | with a regiment of bluecoats mak ing a forced march, or run into the thick of a big battle scene. The “movie” folks are privileged | people in California and they seem to have given an added picturesque hess to the country. = eosin eceeee of a Wife $ AT-HOME DAY SOCIAL COURTESIES, and 4 dc not know how long the fabrtc of society would last if we women did not practice them. {[ am sure Madge knowa that my friends will call today, expecting to meet her, and they will think it very strange if I have to tell them she ts out shop} or houre-hunting.” “I ald not was your afternoon at of course, I'll be here If I will go down with Dick and ket back In time for your friends visita.” “Oh, they wonla be FRIENDS of mother’s,” spoke up Mollie, flip- pantly, “they are the peopie who were invited to the reception and who are curious to know if you're a8 good looking as the girl every: body expected Dick would marry.” Mollt fairly shouted Dick's mother, indignantly, but Dick spoke be rome and and pulled my arm through his and drew me toward the door, “Well, they will find out that Margie can give per cards and rpades After that, wild horses could ~uot have kept away from Dick's mot # “afternoon-at-home ms Re Continy nd Tomorrow.) me T hastened to speak know thin home and, FOR CHRISTMAS Make yourself Christmas present You a_ valuable Remember, Never | Will Get This Offer Again We 1 can p where A est materials, less service do your dental one-third less ssibly ge combination of fin expert and pain makes this an ideal offer Ours better dentistry and arantee all our work. Free examination EASTERN PAINLESS OFFICES Cor. Fourth Av. and Pike St. 1505 Fourth Av. Office Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. VE ADMINISTER GAS|— LADY ATTENDANT THE STRANGER WILL APPRECIATE homelike will for else is we DENTAL This restaurant—tt takes Jaway the lonesome feeling and the meals lare good. | WARREN’S LUNCH erly Wheeler's, ALBERT MANSEN Joweler and Silveramith Is Now Located at His New Store 1010 Second Av Union st. Near Madison, WHy svrren TOOTHACHE? — TTAR—MONDAY, FURNITURE] They’re Raising New Sort of as | walked on) up in San| You never can| than] DECEMB IN ORI This ts certainly a aving when you stop to consider the quality of material—Imported Fanc Coating, nice witha the belt or semli-belt effect newe fall models rest interested In avaured every one of these you buy is $6.00 saved Come in and morrow Warner's Rust-; \ low bust, extra long ble feo Uw 6-clasp, with xtr below, doub! boning thre t pairs Women’s $20.00 Suits $10. 25 eat eb aleaiie hoes ae A stylish mode! this in French Serge, English Che ixed ' D alue tomorrow $1.48 Novelty Suiting A regular man-taljored suit w h sells in the » have them also at 98c, $1.50 regular way for $20.00, but we have quanti hand and and $2.50. will let you have our hoice Tue | lighten the stock, fe “$10, 25 SHAWLS" ow croc heted and | All sizes from 36 45. d Scarfs in fancy with fringe around $12.50 Silk Dresses at $7.98 hoe $2.98 Here is a fashionable mode! of Messaline n or Poplin, trimmed ” with silk, lace or net and fancy pearl button High or low neck, KNIT Setar ie is ce pe n the n hades. ke your acceptable gift; warm and comfort- ‘mr Se vat, “i rhe ge bo $7.98 able for this season, with fitted yen | and just below the kne All solid ° > colors and combination ‘a $5 and $7 Misses’ Coats $3.79 colors: 790, $1.00 and....9 1 59 This will make a nice, acc ift, and look at the saving | nearly regular price; in six to 14, Made of good qual ity Mi English Coating © belts, others have plain Ae an p box effects. A comfortable coat for school or street wear, Must s’ e ar men be seen to be appreciated chock-full of erything to clothe the ba child up to | ; eat, N a anese Silk | Dresses, embroic from $1.98 up. | J Rich Coats, all colors. Knit Com- | | bination Suits, all colors, from $1.89 | Don't forget we have Fure-—all kinds of Skin also the Mara Knit Wool d Silk »s from | bcu in rich combination of colors, at reduced prices Come in and see us $30.00 a Jabots an ple lot we friend is Dainty G Women's ing the pn Why Gloves if $1.00 kin 49c Women's welt, ; all kind Cc Shades, Thousands of Handkere busy to describe Children’s Kerchiefs range from 10c a box of 3 Women's, from 4c for Swiss embroidered corner or hem stitch up to Women's, again, to $1.00 a box Wells Farge and white blac pay Children’s Kid Gloves, special Auto Scarfs, standard size; latest style, $5.00 Freak Toe Shoes, made with wide toe, extension $2.50 Ironciad Calf Shoes, Embroidery Silk, and Emroidery Work, ER 15, 1913. Fight Shopping Days More Before Christmas IER TO INDUCE YOU TO SHOP Ff Handkerchiefs lefs for Man, in detail the numerous Woman and Child tyles, we simp! up dozen rich embossed boxes, 3 In a box NECKWEAR in Express delivered at our store 2 large boxes of Women’s size 45x36 ecial, pair. nd Fancy Neckwear, the things out this season, Sam : cured by our New Y« % price—60e on the $1.00 $1.25 All Linen Bureau Scarf, size 18x54 98c Go on sale Tu ay morning at 9c Handkerct enterpleces, sheer linen, specially priced French Valenciennes and Honiton Lace to trim. Ho the article made your very own hands Kerchiefs, 23c and GLOVES—GLOVES — @irect fmportation, all siz ed backs. Black with white s k stitching. Special prices, 67c, $1.25 or $2.50 elsewlwre? Fancy embroide: Odds and ends Kid meeeh the WE SELL aLoves, AND FIT ‘EM. jove Kid ow ett lo’ on b nd $2.00 0 desired d, go at fancy polka, dots; quality. Take your pick at 4% Mobile Scarfe, nearly all colors: long and wide; C not lens than $2.00. Here Tuesday at 98. Shoes—Shoes—Shoes $3.50 Black Suede Button Shoes, Goodyear to clos: solid leather; @ pair.. $4.00 High Top Box Calf Shoes, 2 straps and buckle, for disagreeable weather ; alzes 12 to BDBIE. coer aceccecceesecees arlson-Currier All , for Crocheting EARLY, WE ARE READY-TO-WEAR Young Women’ s Coats $9.39 ye OFFERING REMARKABLE VALUES IN OUR CORSETS Household Specials From the Linen House $1.25 Pure Irish Table Damask, 66 ins. wide— $1 00 yard to match, $3 00" dozen: $6.00 Table Linen Sets, cloth size 68x68. Napkins 21x21. Special, set........ssesesesees $5.00 All Linen Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases, Being too y state: pric to 2c. Napkins 22 Ny: from 180 up Hemstitche Your choice $1.50 All Linen Bureau Scarfs, hemstitched $1 19 iat ied ' and open work; size 18x54. Special 75c Round Thread Table Cloths, size 3¢ imitation Mexican drawn work $1.50 Table Cloths, size 54-inch, Mexican drawn work HALF PRICE 9c w dear ¢ 29¢ imitation BLANKETS $7.0 Fine White Wool Blankets, extra large; size 70x82, fiinshed with silk ribbon binding $5. 98 Your choice, pair 2% $4.50 White Wool Nap Blankets, doutie ‘bed size, silk bound edge; pink and blue borders Special 50 $1.00 White ‘Crib. Blankets, size "34x50. Pink and blue borders. Special, pair....... $10.00 Down Comforts, covered with fancy, silk finished satin with Sa colored on 6.98 $6.00 Down sad Wool Filled Comforts, “averse with fancy silkoline and plain borders $4, 98 colors, includ red box with 57c regular $1.00 everywhere $2.98 Special OCR 5 iis 'sec a) Saw ase Oi oie alivcles 6) RROC eh Sue " $3.98 | $4.50 Comforts, Lamb's wool fling. cotered Sa with fancy silkoline. Special. $3.29 $1.89 $300 Comforts, pure white cotton line covered with plain borders. Your choic filling: fancy silko- $2.49 e Fleisher’s Yarns For Knitting and Crocheting. All Colors Full Stock. Here. Seconp Ave. AT JAMES ST, PADEREWSK! |A JOB FOR TODD?| FIRE IN STORE PRAISES JUDGE COMES JAN. 14, The Rose Music Co, store, 1420 President Woodrow Wilson, Gov- sisal Two tmportant federal plums_are| second av., the Wallin & Nordstrom ¢rnor Lister and United States Next of the big musical events| yet to drop from the patronage! shoe store, 1422 Second, and the ante i spk geo were men- will be the concert by Pade seals |tree, and a lot of democrats are) Greater Seattle Cloak and Suit Co. could, ie followed with pot per he world-renowned Polish, planist, kept awake nights thinking about It:] were threatened by a fire which by the youth of the land in a tall Ser Ena as long | Cee ne marshalshtp, Marshal | yoke out Sunday night in the base- Slven by United States District At- bens watity just as overpower-|Jacobl having already been asked! mont of the music store in some {rey Clay Allen before the meets pve acco n| J 'e' f ollector o custom — » “ay Rohe era einen | ee | sustained about $800 damage, while! Allen said Judge Neterer is work: York and Boston music stunted | Fer the former position, Georke|the other two places escaped with |ing 14 hours a day to cath up with a tne tant oe the stage at the|E. Ryan seoms to be the leading | allght loss @ cfowded court docket oe ion of every concert 1s still| Candidate, For the collectorship, one ieitd wherever the artist ap-|the name of Chairman Hugh Todd | being told wherever the artist 8D} 1.4 heen mentioned, though he 1s] om 2". REDUCED HOLIDAY FARES | Merritt and I. K. Calhoun of Kent | Assuming the popuiation of the | * % Heed We weds : United States to be 100,000,000, one | 8re 5 “4 # active aspiran | From SEATTLE to all points in Washington, Oregon and man out of every forty owes his yor moans of livelihood and usefulness in some degree to Edison, | ONE FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE ee | ROUND TRIP RUB PAINS FROM | via the TACOMA, Dec, 15.—A victim Hh E B CK heart trouble, Rey. Reuben Dentor SORE, LAM A Nevius, D. D., aged 86, 1s dead today O. - W. R, & N. _ in the home of Howard Taylor ith | speaker of tho state senate, at Bag Rub Backache Away With Gorge. Rev, Nevius was for Tickets on gale December 18 to 24, inclusive. Final return Small Trial Bottle of Old [pastor of st Pe | limit January 19 1914, “ . 1.” co ‘ b fi pe ‘ ‘. St. Jacobs Oil. hats Bhs rte wees ce Pa Make a Christmas visit this year. Join your friends more t 20 copal churches, @nd relatives in that long-deferred reunion. Back hurt you? Can't straighten /among them being those at Sp« up without feeling sudden Jkane, Sprague, Pendleton, La FOUR HIGH-CLASS TRAINS DAILY . sharp aches and twinges? Grande and South Bend from Seattle to points South and East. You will enjoy the listen! That's lumbago, sciatica or!” Dr. Nevius was born at Ovid, N advantages of all the comforts and conveniences that the maybe from a strain, and you'll get) y, He moved to the Coast 41 years! most modern train service affords, blessed relief the moment you rub your back w ing “St. Jaco! takes out 8c tiffness rub It on 80 and out comes the pain, ~ lit ts perfectly ago and se ith soothing, penetrat bs Oil.” Nothing else yrenes#, lameness and quickly, You simply harmless and doesn’t SEDRO-WOOLT tled in Pértla GET DESERTERS: and It is now time to plan that trip. We will be glad to give you full particulars regarding fares and sched- ules, ° burn or discolor the skin » Wash, Dec. | Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a|15.—Deputy Marshal R, C. Beebe of | . BUTLER 5 LIQUID™ small trial bottle from any drug] this city has made two Important | J. H. O'NEILL, tore, and after using it Juat once, {captures within the past week of District Passenger l ons backache, lumbago’ or sciatica, be-| Morris Hawkins, who de 1 716 Second Ave, Gives tnatay relief, fille the cavity, pro; cause your back will never hurt or from the barracks at Vanco’ Lecta the nerve, preventing further decay (cause any more misery. It never | Wash. tn 1912, and Charles ¢ Tel. Main 932, mate, sells « * By mall of at} digappoints and has been recom-|who deserted from Fort F ra Butler Drux Co., Seattle, Wash mended for 60 years, year ago, wero the men caught,

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