The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1914, Page 3

‘Great Option Sale on’ Pianos to Be Continued Until | Further Notice Small musi¢al instruments and sheet music stocks will be sufficiently reduced to end the sale on these depart- faa sents tomorrow night, the seventeenth. Ahere remains but one more day of the mreat cut. price ‘ a instruments, guitars, banjos, mandolins es ted simultaneously by the Rose Must Avenes 1 Eilers Mustc House, ‘Third we et, for some Enough with have at ‘ ent merging the residue “Gains combines» ' Music Company, to whom we re peld these ts, will occupy @ portion of the first eee ne, Third Avenue and University Street ext Monday, January 19 “ cap ¢ th leas. 1 built While I am obliged to n This time that it will be difficult to obtain th Mihe future, there Is no @ lternative Then judge from these ter we have two beautiful ates on. Values whether ebony upright grands equal in f 225 planox every respect to es for which Pas bares Os have been $57 are asked elacwhere. here | tor for cash oF rearonable pa and span brand new mentn 90,00 ee ake baby grand. ric For $168.00 we offer several ox e. now anty $418 has cellent. pt J. uC truly wor ; | oe Hobart them with Ittle, claowhere and you will make up : for gis0.8. now $218.00 your mind quickly to secure one ] E fielanc, underpriced of these . 22 player planos are here tn , SER Wood, design and tinian, al “note t latent improve : standard from $214.00 ap } ee? neluding selection of shuate . , B selection of music and « most elaborate, artiaticajly ¢ included designed and cost right pla ry er plano in Seattle. $1,800 ts the hickering & al price, but It is quoted now ; hae t at $1,390.00. He sure to see thie ‘of that famous house Tt Is & perfect imarve q ago. The most m tin Seattie f it er fannot remain jong to , we say that it ma " of instrument rantecd to lutely as represented § or money will be cheerfully re . funded. 1 Per Rose Music Company, For Ellers Music House, J By R. S. Fringer, Ellers Building, Opposite Bon Marche. Third Avenue at University. _ Lease on thie store for sale. “The Beauty Film” is the name {PHOTO PLAYS| of a ned brand to be released un-| THE TAR--FRIDAY HO, SIREE! BEEN WEDDED TWICE Mrs. Rice Franklin. It's not often the theatre gram lets you Into the secret that pro-|adopt stage names Hut not so the case | with Mr. and! | Pe ,| Mrs. Rice Franklin, who appear i j the principals in a vaudeville). comedy sketch, “Won by Ten,” at |aketch are really and truly mar ‘the Pantages this week. It would ried. The customary thing is to hardly be fair, since they are join - ‘ a a double knot *, they have been married bilan and to each other, and they've never been divorce It happened thus Franklin met the girl while on a theatrical jaunt through Ohio, and) : waa a case of love at first sight | Papa and mamma objected. Said! , elther Melbourne Until Saturday Night “Barbarous Mexico,” thrae-reel : der the Mutual program. Margaret Mexican war picture; “The Under 4), the le: c | Fischer and Harry Pollard are the | Sheriff,” Keystone comedy; “The he actors. Ad thy Seni tae cir to a leads of this new company. The| Amateur Animal Trainer, Than | convent. But love finds a way, you | "Withering Roses” ture. is the first pie eee A farmer with a chicken ranch | near the Western Essanay village complained that because of night | work, accompanied by much shoot ing, iD his ease were addled oe a. = i ‘layton, Essanay, is just beginning to be flooded with the inevitable letters from unknown admirers that form the penalty of success these days in the pictures. One of Marguer | {te’s distant beaux penned her these ‘nes, which are sufficiently differ ent to justify reproduction: A child will play with a toy for a day— Throw it er; But if I were a child and YOU y, and call for anoth | clades his letter, “you will not take offense at ONE word in this little verse, but it the honest truth and I mean ft.” THEATRE were a toy, IN And they'd given me YOU to : bring me joy— you No matter how many at me they rlog- threw, sity, | ra yell like H till they was brough me YOU “I hope,” this rhymster con ai cad ough dee AT Pt Clemmer All Week call “Count of Monte Cristo. a the pretty | part Selig little leading lady witly Western | Bull,” | houser comedy. | know | And one dark night with Frank-| Grand Untit Saturday Night lin waiting with a taxi, the girl “The Lure of New York.” four-| cimbed over a fence, and off the |reel Underworld drama; “Mutaal couple hurried to a fustice of the peace, where knot No.1 wan tied. | Mra | Weekly, No. & o- Alhambra Until Sunday Night “Thor, Lord of the Jungle,” three When Ursus Threw the two-part Nestor comedy see Franklin has a sweet to and a lot of native hin-| ability, and so they went on| a vaudeville tour together for their] honeymoon | In a short time parental reconcilt-| — RESIDENCE THEATRES ation was obtained. Hut the young t @ couple, to please the old folks, got At the Olympian Tonight out # econd marringe license. And | “The Contents of a Suitcase,” |this time a preacher tied the knot. | Edison drama; “A Demand Jus-/ . tice,” Kalem drama; “The Cure,” Vitagraph drama; “Cupid fn the AUTO KILLS BOY SAN FRANCTSCO, Jan. Cow Camp,” Selig comedy ery At the Manhattan Until Sunday 10.—Lee “The Romance of Brin,” two- reel drama; “The Flirt,” Reliance | tT Bacigalup!, 9, was killed by an drama ve and Rubbish and the | automobile driven by Thomas Spell | Peddler,” split-ree! Keystone com-|man, Colma contractor, who was edy, Tonight's high-class vaude-| charged with manslaughter, though | ville. ‘as not speeding witnesses # The Confessions Teeeecee of a Wife atte | “Eileen of Erin,” two-part THEY DO SAY: | | atic drama; “A Fllrt's Mistake CHAPTER Lill Have you met any women tn 1G. Keystone comedy | After all my worry and fuss|the hotel?” asked Mrs. Brown That : Not many t,” 1 answered ae Colonial Until Saturday Night | « one else came into our “LItHe)«s0u gee I have been very busy STIRRING D MA The Two ae Selig lg Place Called Parad before Dick I saw you go out yesterday with | part drama; ‘The nacription, | fr 1 1 : RA! Pp and I christened {t Eleanor Fairlow,” she continued N i Lubin = dram The Real Miss)" Arter Dick went to the office I|"isn't she beautiful? 1 should —Of— Loveleigh,” Essanay comedy started upstairs to see if every-|think you would be jealous of her, |thing was in order and to take a|/my dear Mrs. Waverly, for THEY IRISH PATRI Dream Until Saturday Night | ioe \ook around before I went to|DO SAY that your handsome hus { OTISM ])_ “Officer John Donavon,” two-part | ree Maite downtown and help|band was very attentive to her be-| | agraph drama; “Colone! Heezal) buy the wet of furs for which |fore he met you.’ q a Liar in Africa, No. and “17-| 1 or fathershad given the money as| “Don't you think he paid me a 1) rin Mile Drive Along Calffornia Sea (Cy tities present great compliment by choosing et Coast,” Pathe film, and another)" 1 ).44 hardly closed the door and jafter seeing her?” I asked | drama. was about to put on my hat and Oh, if you look at it that way TWO-PART DOMINO] - eee lees | coat when there came a knock and| You know I never could do so If| | T0 DISCOURAGED : voice called Oh, Mra. {it were me. I am not at all ego Ww erly, | am so glad to find you | tistical q ‘ And - at home at last Up to this time I had thought lit TETRA | 1 opened the door to find that lit} tle Mrs. Brown onl gossipy—T THAT REALISTIC |. .,||tle fly-away Brown woman. She| know now «he ts malicious | eee na || Was in negtigee and cap, all frille| “wo have another neighbor and are a POLITICAL STORY | and furbelows and she came right) 4, flo sis Dickson Mra ») win mes ho linto the room without being in-|_—__ u enn i q have tried everything || vised [ ’ they Seni find 8 “You know, Mra. Waverly, I live | elen $ t relief from || just across the hall and I have] who are Ju been awfully curious to see you E 4 and your rooms for the last thre A Lunch | ¢ or four days, but I have never been oh 4 Stratagem able to find you in ‘ My! How pretty your place looks A MAJESTIC DRAMA * And THAT ROARING | KEYSTONE 4 COMEDY A FLIRT’S MISTAKE _| Se=5c uma 24 Rikhia ae A Perteet Spine Means Perfect Health, DR. A. M. JOHNSON if PHONE, MAIN 2748 J | ding 1 heard you had beautiful wed presents, but in ft possible hat the people sent you all these We light lunches and sandwiches have a delicious be just what she wanted to furnish First Ave. her rooms? She's awfully finicky. | am glad | did not have to give her a present, for | know | couldn't sult her.” ® JANUARY 16 | pemewsnee Is Mrs, Dickson that stunning looking blond I see in the ele vator?” I asked I never did like those big women | |myself!” and little Mrs. Brown | fulrly preened herself because of her five feet two Just then the telephone bell Simple Remedy to Correct] A - ras, Molle Madge? ‘Jan. 16—By asmalt| Constipation Before It | von deak Tie be Ent down,” | HMONG Nagkies to the con: | Becomes Chronic. | I thought perhaps my caller| vention of the International Union| Jo Scud will take the bint of Shingle Weavers, Saw Mill Work pore fer bce, 9 Cironeh ‘ Your husband has asked you |&t and Woodsmen, in session here, ashy Shere . ame OF GHOE Lo an Cote a dake, loneh with [passed & resolution discontinuing | (raubled with constipation. . Thou. him?’ was her confident remark |eadorsement of the socialist party, | Sands Mnuune thetesives, oy ihe us : : ‘ ' he union had endorsed socialistic | Of strong cathartics, salts, mineral ag I left the phone “and Tl run) title at the two previous con.| Waters, pills and ‘similar things OLE cones eae | ventions They have temporary value in A. resolution protesting against |80me cases, {t is true, but the good Jeffect is soon lost, and the more EVERETT—1914 Hewitt Ave. 1914 Open Saturday Evening Untii 10 P. A Lucky Purchase Men's $3.00 Pants, Saturday, pair $1.98 Our New Yor buyer In alwa on the alert for a duroy Pants r Kood is the plus of o f the » nufa ‘ howe goods we handle Therefore, Saturday, your we know them and bach every sale made 1 choice the guarantee, money refunded ff sult is not to 1 iking 1 will be put on sale tomorrow at $1 98 less than their actual value ‘ . Your Choice of Any of Men's $2.50 Cassi These Suits mere Pants, §f Saturday Special $1.59 Men's $3.00 Hats, $12.50 all woolen materials, such suits, and the fit and wi your merchant They are made from an you find only in § Saturday, your manship cannot be excelled—even by allor, who gets $36.00 and more for such suits choice Boys’ Suits, Norfolk and Double Breasted Styles— Mostly all of them have 2 pair of pants. This season ; f the we alwa to reduce stocks, and « e b ‘ nehe ney al line together in 0, and have put them 5.9 Saturday Even- ing, from 6 to 10 P. M. Only Men's 750 and $1.00 Golf Shirts, In a big variety of colors; al! neat designs and a good supply of sizer From 6 to 10 39c p.m. Saturday You will find similar reductions on Boys’ Overcoats and Cheaper Grade Sults. Notion Specials Saturday ! 2c shield all sizes 10c Peet's Hooke and Eyes—| SOAPS—TOILET OR Black or white, all sizes, rp ~ LAUNDRY dozen eyes 2 dozen Safety Pins, protected point; Special, 2c. Quart bottle Vine- Men's 12! 90 Black and gar, worth 25c. hoe The new Sanitary Elk Savon 4 Tan Cotton Sox, from Tc ee ae 10 Rees 256e f Take 1¢ for 5c Crepe Toilet Paper, 6 to 10 Satur 5c card. Standard pri 100, 25c. 10¢ size for 5¢ day, pair Cut to 7e | 10¢ Peroxide. Large Sponges, 2c Mother's uroning Wax, | for Saturday #ize for 10¢, 3c $1.25 Serim Curtains, white and Arabian cial, 3c C Special, 3¢ tara Can Red Sal- heavy cluny lace ir 1 Wire Hair Pins, | 5e Writing Tablets, the ¢ mon, 20c size for 10¢ es Regn C smooth finish, crimp 10c size for 5e, 19 Souvenir Playing sertion, Saturday ed, all sizes. Special, te 1 Box Writing Paper. | © Cards, 25e kind for from 6 to 98c pkg. 2& Worth 36e 19¢. io pn Our Women’s Ready-to-Wear Dept. Read Boys’ 35c Flannel Blouses, Saturday special 2Tc 1S PLUNGING AHEAD. Why shouldn't it? offering: the following values we are WOMEN’S PETTICOATS, LOT 1—COATS, 86. 25 . ose Here gether Minnow $14.00; they co novelty coating in % and ful! @ variety of the # colors. LOT 2—WOMEN’S SUITS OR DRESSES, 87.50 Thin lot was one of the most popular and best selling lines wel Tatlored Suite, plain in French wtikes, fancy *, tailored and in this season's moat tyles, in we have our Boys’ 69¢ Flannel Night Gowns, Saturday, special r silk, with an 11%-Inch accordion flounce, in colors biack, navy, light blue, green and cerise. A regular $3.00 value. your # pply 98c now for, each LOT 4—WOMEN’S SUITS AND COATS, $17.50 Here is something exception- ally good, the best wearing material that money can buy, fn the most wante colors shown this ne n of a. style, in quite $1.59 Boys’ Ruff Neck Sweater, Saturday, special styl Values up les. 6 pretty nearly ‘ 2 taking them as one $1 19 your pick now for $7.5 jot, and they have been sell- 3 MEN’ ing up to $40, and that was ' Lot WOMEN’S COATS considered reasonable. Take AND SUITS, $12.50 your choice for the 3 days’ his cons peautiful gelling 10c Canvas poco nian lly’ legge for $17.50 " ‘ rich ats made from Salte LOT S—ONE-PIECE Gloves, will fit Plush, sidelines and several DRESSES, $5.00 and wear. Satur- r popular materials, The Made from ¥ . ; are principally man ford. or day, pair red, made up in the most trimmed with lace and satin. eareful manner with Skinner's High or low ne In colors atin linings fn all the popular black, navy, brown. Our c fall ¢ and rur in, valuer standard $12.00 values, which up to $30.00 your you can have now for the cholce and give us juat small sum "$12.50 ot $5.00 Limit, 5 pairs MEN’S 79c HEAVY SWEATERS, GRAY ONLY, SATUR- DAY, SPECIAL @DAYS AT MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY COTTON RIB SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, URDAY, SPECIAL, CLOSE ALL Tinie 6 P.M Men’s 35¢ Leather Gloves, Saturday, special 21c Men’s 20c Merino Wool Sox urday, special pair {1c Men's $1.25 Flan- Shirts, Sat- urday, special 98c Men’s 75c Flannel Overshirts, Saturday, your choice 59c Saturday Evening. From 6 to 10 P. M. Only. 20c Table Ol! Cloth, first quality, guaran teed not to break. Sat- urday, from 6 15c to 10, yard .... 50c to 98c Women's nel Jabots, Lace Collars and Fichus. Satu day, from 6 dip meee Women's 50¢ to 69¢ Corset Covers, 2 styles. Saturday, 6 to 10 Men’s $2.00 Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers, Saturday, garment $1.59 Men's 50c Blue Chambray Shirts, well made, full size 39c Men’s $1.25 value Wool Underwear, Saturday, special, 89c garment p. m. Men’s $2.50 Pure Worsted Union Suits, Saturday, special $1.98 SAT- 39c \ GARMENT ] ! DO SAY she does not get along|right along, for, my dear, you THEY'RE PUTTING electric lights In the eyes of Japanese well with her husband. Of course,| must always accept all your hus gods. Makes it more difficult for sinners to hide. | would not have you mention {t,| band’s invitations now for the! but I have heard them quarreling. |longer you are married the farther E. L. SWAN of Orange, N. J., has a calliope attached to his 1 think he drinks, poor man, You) apart you them auto, and has not yet been shot at. can see from the way she dre NICE, r WOMAN, | she thinks of nothing but clothes.” | MRS. BROWN! | (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) |the arrest by military authorities at Trinidad of “Mother” Jones was adopted and forwarded to Gov. Am mone of Colorado Jone takes of them the less effect- live they become. | A physic or purgative fs seldom | |necessary, and much better and} |more permanent results can be ob- Bologna ained b: ain, scientific rem- | gh THINGS THE PRESS J tas tice Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep- jogna, made especially for e ]isin. It does not hide behind | AGENTS PROMISE | jit ssunting same, but is what i] Children relish this. It is ed to be, a mild lax SAN rested ay FRANCISCO, Jan, 16.—Ar a runaway from home, Lu: | elile Gay, 17, of Baston, swallowed |floison at the elty prison, but was |saved by prompt medical attention Siegfried, Pa ad wonderful results from e of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup} in, that, in fact, he has never found a remedy so good, Entrance Main Floor the well, cello, bottle addre: He says | sample paid by ml ll Clogged Up? | Here *s Quick Relief MR. H. W. FENSTERMAKER glad to recommend it value of this grand laxative tonic The special lovely things which go #0 beautt Ors : is that it is suited to th is of laa’ tonoteae > | ; i r } igh A © To in jn. {ative medicine, It 18 so mild that] te ee were Oe at tiantars omer made from fresh, tender meat, and is a nourishing food Fee eee ee eer ee Maan sO annthern lye It to| every member of the famtly. It is returned some of my duplicates | We make a number of delicious meat products you ff} and in Stenktewicz’s story of the | tiny infants, and yet It is so com- : sping. Unite eee Gara and housekeeping thinga which | i carly Christians in Rome. While| pounded, and contains such def-|S"Ding. Unlike harsh physics, it knew we would not use and got|— never heard of before. See our line of home-made sau- J{not of great importance in the |inite ingredients that It will have riot ti Hartge REA, most of the furnishings for tht Pas , ; Cin photo reproduction of /eaually good effect when used by | D* * me the stomach and bowel 1 sae || sages, bolognas, et nspect the sanitary kitchen up- Fil sienkiewicz's book, to be shown at} Person suffering from the worst|Wunces Are tralned to do ei Immediately I knew I had made s, where ) ole ds , : : © Metropolitan theatre for a re-|chronic constipation In fact, ibe: diepecucdt wil » mistake, for by the funny little tairs, where all our bol and sausages are made fen iain ati ah ann Week com. {among the greatest endorsers of | Medicines can be dispensed with Mrs, Brown's nose drew down mencing Sunday, Jane 18, with dal-| 5. Pepsin are elderly people You can obtain a bottle at any over the point as she pursed up ly matinees, stil, as a’ historical | Who have suffered for years and| rug store for fifty cents or on her mouth | was sure she was roll lee? Home- character, she attracts the eye of |found nothing to benefit them un-| dollar. The latter size 1s usualh ing that choice bit of gossip under | § M eat Products che abiaent til they took Syrup Pepsin Bought familles who already ped yclaley ade | It is a fact that millions of fam. | know value, Results are al nS ah or ee da lilies have Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup|WaYs guaranteed or money will pe vou Rho Mie Wavarycvosietalt SEATTLE—SANITARY MARKET GIRL TAKES POISON | pepsin. constantly | in the house, | refunded her wedding presents back and got jhomes like those of Mr. H.W. Fen:| Families. wishing to try a free , can obttin ft post sing Dr. W. B. Cald Washington St Monti A postal card with your avd he Is|name aud addyess on it will de