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STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1914. PAGE 5 Woodhouse-Grunbaum—"USE YOUR CREDIT" —416.424 Pike St. ’ ls } M<Dougall - fouthwick 77 A Sale of Beds | CYNTHIA GREY’S LETTERS AND ANSWERS | ‘4 J 0; Q.—Kindly tell me how to wash; kept at an even temperature,, who work, not because they arethe pair bave |} pronounced <— Ce Store I tho Crristmas Spirit an expensive white sweater. sweaters will not sbrink appre compelled to, but «imply to get;man and wife, ar turns the Second d Pike SPLENDID VALUES GREATLY UNDER-PRICEO—MAKE LOUISE, | offibly pin money. It t# unjust.to those] bride's train, if necessary, when ses tgiataSlouly . ae: aha Pads tai 9 a, m. to 6 p.m, YOUR SELECT! A—It fs © good plan to send who must earn their bread and|she turns to go down the alsle. If SB 4 nermpg aga vo os Q.—We read In the papers every but but there Is no way to the matron of honor is a recent valuable sweater to a dry cleaning | syening we must find work for|at the situation except to legis:| bride, she usually wears her wed OPEN AN ratabliahinent. If it must be ithe unemployed girle of thie clty.|Iate against it. ‘The problem will) ding dress; otherwis she wearn washed at home, use warm sud®|| am a working girl myself, and in| certainly . bear investigation and|a costume which she plans with | e Dresses ACCOUNT We Charge No Interest nade with white » adding &)a position to know that there are much publicity the help of the bride, so that ft r teaspoonful of borax to each |many married women at work who will fit in’ with the color and gen quart, Do not rub soap upon the eral scheme of the wedding party ‘ $12.80 Brass Tea, . ‘ Sweater, nor rub the sweater On| myea rvs mnde whe hold oteedy pe | GQ—-What are the dutice of the m , Which Formerly Sold From lustrated, butit wt ; . the Washbourd. Press and aquecze |ehould’ these ‘women, bragging of matron of honor? What should! Q__1 am engaged to be married, $18.50 to $32.50 finch posts and five : out the dirt. Rinse to water the|their extra money, take work | she wear? UNDECIDED. | hut am at a loss to know what to| a ers: in th same temperature as the suds. Do|away from poor girlie who really| A.—Her duties are the same as| give my fiancee for Christmas. atin, serge and satin and all- Bale 1 ~ not wring nor twist the garment,/need money and are Just ae effi. those of the maid of honor—that| have noticed suggestions to girl serge Dresses in the season's best price . / but press out the water between | cient? is, she walkw immediately before |upon this subject In your columna styles are included in this selling clean towels, Dry in a warm! Do you net think this would|the bride down the aisle; holds| recently, but failed to find any-| Ail hati 2 ae, but p Ps the sun nor in &/ bear investigation? Your opinion her bouquet during the secpenee thing that fits my case. Wil! you) 7 draft, Spread on a towel hung rly took of rings, helps her slip back the|kindly help me out? Beant hammock fashion. When the gar|\* **erly looked reRtOUS. finger of her. glove. so that the Misses ENGAGED BOY. Reception and Evening Gowns ment stops dripping, put it on a groom may place the ring on her A.A pretty bar pin, a wrist Lot 1—Formerly sold to $47.50, wooden coat hanger, pull it gently] A—It ts quite true that there| finger; if she wears a face veil,| watch, a box of letter paper with educed to $29.50. $25 Frases Bed, bullt with into shape, and finish drying, If}are a number of women and girls|removes it, or puts it back, after| her engraved initials on it and the/ reducec » Pas. large continuous poste and — - die, or a desk set, a dresser set in Lot : Formerly sold to $69.5 : ivory, books, or pretty h diesd to five large fillers, as tllus. We have sold ivory, b 8, or pretty h re s ¢ : ¥ $45.00. ot ormerly sold to $95.00, trated. Sale 4 Ym a oq $17.95 |more high-grade | Q.—My sweetheart and reduced to $55.00. new pianos and < sccompanied @ certain gir! rhe three assortments priced twice from club meetings ee hog] player pianos dur- / Jast time he gave her his card.| above include all of our after sizes $14.50 Rrase Bed 1! Was this proper? oor. | noon and evening dresses. The ete, Rrage Bod. e jing the past sev- A.—There was no harm in his} te { Hy rates. bunt with a-tr combination of materials present ne oa a i : eral weeks by oe velvet and satin, silk and chiffon, rod. tm the satin fintah » : 2 Af not entire! out of our - res { : —| y y satin and net, as well as hand $11.75 : ; = at three times over ae oe. ’ line will you settle this question) | oor siti dresses trimmed in 1 ~ than were sold for me? A member of my family,| Ae et . when a boy, 40 years ago, found) metallic lace, jet or fur. All throughout the en- , ‘ In a rock quarry in Iilinole, 20 feet] | sizes in the assortment. * p below the surface of the ground, a Second Floor tire state by all rock eight or nine inches thick. In i : jother piano mer- ' d |it wae «smooth hollow the size of continuous posta and tee (chants combined tot not dead * """"| | Lavender Salts Bottles Are Prac- continuous posts and five 1 told thie to some supposedly fillers; finished in Vernis fin the same period. en ee er ceca tical for Gifts Martin, story was openly flouted. It price \Chickering, Hazelton, Sohmer, Knabe, Hallet & Davis, Kimball, Kranich & Bach,| to me that | read of a like ins sents ‘Steinway, Weber, Weber-Pianola, Steck, Steck-Pianola, Kingsbury, Kingsbury Player ey alead ava, fy waft ain These Bottles are most suited for use on dressin y 0 & ‘Piano, Lester and many others in Player Pianos, Upright Pianos and Baby Grands, | institute and lived, believe table. One shape is large, plain and etched designs are so the article stated that it had cut deeply and clearly. They may be had in flat, low all in one great sale at Eilers Music House. cut deeply 3 y ) ) at, ” Se ctaimes oe nel dai shapes, or in tall, slender ones. Priced at 25¢, 40¢, You will never have a chance like this again because the same conditions which exist cumovs, 50¢ and $1.00. to make this great sale possible will never again exist A-—You were quite right in your The same in rock crystal at $4.00 and $4.50. } assertion, which goes to prove that 416% 424 - « Dike S¥re reet: | NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW the partion who dlsputed you were Also lavender cubes and liquid for filling in all colors. Telephone—Private Exchange—Elliott 3096 It is a well-known fact that finished pianos in large quantities have accumulated in the} covered toads in rock crevices nation’s largest piano factories. With a well-founded faith in the future, and a breadth of} where they apparently existed many hundreds of years —_ perception that the near future will verify, Eilers Music House has agreed to take its portion ab F th B Chri tmas | of the surplus of seven leading manufacturers, the balance of the surplus stock to go to] @—What makes London the or | e oy $s Ln ’s ristm as Iidin Head other Eilers stores under an exceptional agreement that the manufacturer assume all ex-~| greatest city In the world? = yense of disposing of every instrument. The manufacturers’ vepresentatives are now here INQUISITIVE, We Are Prepared to to Save You \'The sale is now on. They do not care for profit. Their proposition is to immediately have] ,,4—Ensland’s commercial rele Relieved in one minute. Money back r ; f 5 ~ P, . ‘ tlons with th: le * it it falls. Get a i8e or Sc tube of these pianos out of the way. Shipments of the surplus stock from Eastern factories are now rhs: oni orsix arenas Boys’ Handkerchiefs 20c FRANCE ANDO BELGIUM—AI- © preparing to resist fresh Ger.|°" the way HERE’S OUR IDEA OF Made of me linen with an attractive initial in the corner. ONDON’S irre roy oat ty EILERS SPECIAL FACTORY AGREEMENT A VERY SILLY STORY wens ae, Bae Rehes S300 nk Ot port; King George on firing line 4 Sear: i P tae Ei, . ‘ pretty patterns. Sizes from 6 to 18. Catarrhal Jelly (°C) ,.(173,S¢°"s hoe The agreement with Eastern manufacturers made by the Eilers hoyse is that every time Use.lt guick. Por chronic nasal ca- | additional $1.250,000,000 *|the factories’ representatives sell two pianos the Eilers Music House agrees to buy two more | TARRYTOWN, N. Y,, Dee. 3 Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters $3, $3.50, $3.95 and $5 pon peg tip Tey Or. Liebknecht, socialist | This is for a limited time only, and these special prices are made for a few days only jA kind lady of this place has just In such colors as maroon, gray and red, in sizes from 4 to his is for a nit P } ies sami Thefrstdropused wii | alone voting negatively F Hotell Ba reputation for gener-| 16 years. Good, warm, comfortable garments. Ideal for school \ yg eo peeggaam | nussia~es Important: Nearly all pianos in this sale are latest styles, and brand new, not even| pity, by baring her last crbst of wear. —Third Floor, —Siave complete _re-ar- ; |bread with a needy neighbor, a Mendon Mig. Co, Minneapetie, Mime -angement of frou ec ated | ee a -—— . } - Gen. Rennenkampf relieved of Why not buy a Player Piano while it can be purchased for less than half, and on less — edt iade vipa be Hills UT RATE at Old Public AUSTRIA—Rejoicing over occu: $6 monthly . feur in to purchase a loaf of bread Stall 63 ~ ENGLAND—War: prisoners at Failed to Keep Abreast $775 BAYER PUAN, had been sold, except haif a loaf. We Call toe and. Deliver Yes, indeed he foes. At least f ‘“ rv PIANOLA 300. Wi ' Mate 3988. many times the attention et tre) Five-Point Motor, Flexible Finger Play- $850 WH eLeon TARE D i eiline Oniee Henry | that of the unemployed,” sald « Oine’s beautiful hatr hecay the weeding-out process started URED PLAYER PIANO, Chief Lang, Thursday, was busy HOW \ C $800 $35 down, $11 monthly .... ....$390} urging citizens owning vacant lots YOUR hopes thus to solve the unemploy- - PLAYER PIANO, Without Aoparatus, ot po - 1 iS t ———— — $600 ssdgpealegs Gee oe $295 SEWING a) rugs, . a . ‘ Saives, Lotions, Harmful Drug: } b rset | Music Rolls Included During the $950 $430 $6 monthly .. Why not buy her one hopworn; a few that are used are in the yery best and guaranteed condition |certain John D. Rockefeller by German suce Lodz; | Caution: We shall sell every instrument in this group before this great sale closes Rockefeller is said to be owner Sans canine eae ne: oP lthan half the usual payments? Free music rolls. Stay at home and enjoy the evenings | Bussing oveatelas’ tancores Market be remade into beautiful || rives at front in Ri Pp > ‘ y AN down to Miss Bussing’s tea room REP. bas Secxpieces, Mufts and Fur Tur- nt On Mussian Poland. /We Don’t Sing the Praises of $775 + gpl be $285) tr other day, and sent his chauf- S Lower Flioos pation ot Bolerase situation ser Player Pianos That Have $975 PLAYER PIANO, Mise Buasing regretfully made |’ >, 1 $12 monthly .. known the fact that all her bread |) & QB D to 75¢A Oak Leather pera = tlt lA aerate mt} 2 Sas Lancaster folied in attempt at . $11 monthi But with exemplary generosity, * wholesal rch of Progress y . she shared her half loaf with HATS CLEANEO AND | cstiic xin Mon maatead in the March er $1 000 PLAYER PIANO, Rockefeller, who accepted part of . REBLOCKED _ ’ $10.00 monthly . and paid the price of an entire PLAYER PIANO, ‘ . ’ ’ t the Unemployed am looking at this thing from Bowler Hat Co. We Are Selling Modern, Metal Tubed, $15,250 sis.00 montny Daisey devestned. in somber | the! poliaa goket’ ofa gran 57 y*Onten ., Seattio one mi =b eau ry be: PIANO, $7 monthly Lang and L_Outotttown pevote see parcel poet}! fut hair. Love storien ait tell ur er Pianos, With Perfect Music Roll Used, but could not be told from new. | . Pauly, manager, believe it due tothe chief, Thursday. panied tik Peatenoe ; king Devi PLAYER PIANO, ne: wae pone ‘ n tn in; vice. Tuesda: All inmates ith money ie ha Tracking $750 $6 monthly : were sent out to pay their way. Fe Instruments Equipped With Rubber Tub- $1 050 WEBER PIANOLA, $515) containing brush and refuse, to 7 f . . 2. award contracts for clearing them MY CATARRH p - ing, and a Lot of Claptrap Pointers, ’ beet Fb eat Ui pipadvah a 8 to the Unemployed league, which ; ty Buttons, Levers, Etc., Are Obsolete. $700 STECK PIANOLA PIANO, $335 ment question TOLD INASIMPLE WAY Study Them Carefully. They Are Dear eat tet Ge (goed conaiian AND —$$$ = = || WANTS A 0 flutty at Any Price. ; oe Smoke or Electricity $12.50 monthly seaside tase | Great Clearance Sale Now in Progress $825 ee $365 ..: meiner Dévie thaed nen Gealiada: aia a MAC I D nd Ni t Eil WOREMY « «+500 leabeth Lee legal age, Seattle ais Vay ai Home 0 e | at Eilers. $650 meen rno. ; Te AET Totten It tsa nem Tay ; 1 000 PLAYER PIANO, Ww \ s for a Christmas present? cies 2 ct ‘|Prices That Are 150 He, read No atomizer, of any appar DE LUXE PLAYER fa oulebo, and Clara ; ‘ Ye eine or raping $1,150 piano, $15 monthly .. 3. Brown, 22, Seattle, and Reatrice You can pay for it at $3 or injections siectrieity or viel = - ost Unb elievable PIANOLA, another $40, another " $65). wit Condeman, 43, & il aly tor at Piasters; no Keeping in the house Cetin? Alm $250 $77, $4 down, 85 monthly... Anne dparkn Ai veret : Thursday and Friday, will pay for itself while i i € ‘Atoon, 23, Seattle. and re i i Please depend upon it that this sale of nearly five Don't be misled by antiquated testimonials; a testt.| VGM.,°%) chnaon, 33, Homttie, and P December 3rd and 4th aaa inet lcarloads of player pianos at Eilers Music House, ccatat amen many, ay ahahped sas pabinet | "x k had oad ibaa ei 01 give: y ny years ago for a cabine tonzo Kelly, 20, North Bend, and Jes-| fi ies r Third and Untveraity, 1s of much and intense 1m- Pianola cannot possibly apply to the modern player | Perry gh TRIB In Douglass Hall to buy a ne ve re a |portance. A metal tubing up-to-thelast-mindte per piano, A few years ago in the development stage of | « verve Rae ed vil sell you ape We do all our own grinding and|fected player plano, usually priced to retail at $600, the wonderful player piano, a mych advertised player, fase | whistled isny eo “ ed for le 285! A in spite of its many musical shortcomings, was, of Revell chi f guarantee all our work lis now offered for less than half price, or course, the best to be had, But the world moves, the and Mr. Clifford Cornwall, 112 & Under the Auspices of the hn. ee plainer model player plano {s actually only $245. This jiayer’ piano has progressed faster even than the| oh igh vm women of the British-American $10 up, and on terms the cash price, but for mere additional simple automobile has progressed, What was considered a Relief Association, is |Marcum 0 tical Co.| Interest will deliver for $26 down and $8 a month, free high point of perfection a few months ago ts now prac- | ha ad ? ic rolls included. tieally obsolete. The necessity of buttons, pointers, a i aps ence emphasizers, levers and other complex and confusing ; | ADMISSION FREE MUSTEROLE — a wick highest grade fancy walnut player plano, a brand modern human touch, flexible finger, the metal tube, . | WHITE SEWING | : MU " lly priced at $650, We five-point motor, perfect music roll gulding device, | tin » | 0 new one, an Instrument usually prices $ player plano is sweeping all before it. That's the kind “ on T. Calking, 216 Roy | Buy Your Christmas MACHINE CO 0 e when o! hS has been paid Ee ear P - sa sing Of that kin will give a bill of sale when only $36 of a player plano to buy. That's the kind of a player re ightfal « gh music rolls. The modern solostyle muste roll positively makes Jasna seat] And the money you spend will 1424 Third, Near Pike. Instantly successful Padgette, Main 1525 Seattle 917 First Avenue. ‘Ten dollars a month till $365 fs paid will buy @ attachments to player pianos has been overcome. Th d : avery member | 2rd ave. W., a daughter, Novemt to walt, and | A Steck Pianola Piano, used, of course. but not to pianists of the very highest order of every member « or LE an” Gm" atteve. Cie gutted lot of money. Yo myer 2 Ite Soothes aa ‘Relieves Like a} pe told from new. widely advertised at $900, is now of the faeasty ee at age : onthe ering ‘ sriced at $235, payments $9 a month, free music Space forbids detailed mention of all of the instru- arrow, 3 ubrman ave, § Mustard Plaster Without price Included, Other Pianola Pianos, $418, $488, etc, ments in this sale, but nuffice it to say that every a ee j ylayer pl rc 0 build r 30 the Burn or Sting. A very Iittle more will buy a Weber Pianola Plano, player plano on two floors tn this great building, | 80. . : the greatest Institution of its kind on Puget Sound,| i Kingon, 1427 13th ave —o " Your suffering wil 1 ? pee : _.,. an instrument exactly Ike new, but payments sre i sable anceanreadian Joe telcos * INAS AMUSEMENTS n ; be arranged at $15 a mont ne bade In a sale of this kind buyers come from everywhere asioty cpesomnis ner pee oe You + Be Free rintment, uff Superb Player Pianos De Luxe, the very finest yet anq they act quickly. There are no duplicat “ RE eR RON ‘Moore Tonight °*" -ANCE 1M ETROPOLITAN -o— << i u 4 cor ed, tonally and mechanically, instruments (7 si oe t or wrex | ; rd pl natruct cept in a few instances, For this reason we say 7 NIGHTS, STARTING TONIGHT 50 0 to possessing five ; | that excel any $1,150 plano to be had. possess! at once, Eilers Music House hereafter will confine | atts of superiority over the wext best make, We ft ChOS Shen ete ceeemereat takes of player | Tse. eocuse, sae? Pounth $1.00-—Rargain Matinee: Saturday—$1,00 Matiness Wed. and Sut. , strume! 85 prea |" Laura rhea, 8807 Fauntleroy ave, Ku rtnnger Pre are pricing one of these instruments at $085, and & bianog, but before doing #o all the Instruments refer-| 78, December 1 pally Aen DY plainer style for $545, payments $15 a month, free ‘64 to'in this advertisement are to be closed out Divorces Grant | THE BIRD OF PARADISE THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL cluded Anna Loader from Bd music rolls included It 1s not a question of profit making, but simply| Vera J. Paulding from R e By Richard Walton Tully Prices: Nights, 800 to $1.50. Old style Planolas for $65 apiece. A liberal supply q hurry-up oceasion to dispose of these beautiful SaveveenAaeed Nighin, 260 to #60, Matinee, 260 to 11.00 abe to $1.00 of 65-note music Is included, We want them out of {nstruments. We know of only one way to do busi-| pear a ars nges leu the way ness quickly and that Is to cut prices. Relentless, | non sur . 9 da erase Sa &, ae aay ae es redniting, Rae ent eateries i 9 cow Monday, Dec. 7 PANTAGES. Rack or Join sion 1s presented. Never have modern player pianos | \" opt De ave Matinese Dally Manes Des. 3 and 18. Week of Fine Music With the been obtained for so little money and never again | | q R SEATS NOW SELLING Imperial Opera Company In Scenes From Grand Opera 10¢ and 20c caused by the war in Kurope. Moaseramith, 808 Fourth ave., Matinees, We would publish the nami Player Pianos often preve , ‘ 5 and we did in one or two cases, but the ttee tor old, reliable makes. Ject to examination and free trial. Rubenstetn,. non-eupport; Pio tig Indiane In Photo-Drama t the genuine MUS forced ue to stop using the very instrument in this sale is accompanied by|houn vs Geo. A. Calhoun, abandonment ‘and B00 imitatte " the strongest worded guarantee ever issued, It means | Domentco Yellamo ve. Florence Yellamo, aoe Musteraie satisfaction to every purchaser or money cheerfully | (ertion Onto. must obtain the regular prices hére advertised. y sainrensenecioamtinaboeniaidasetd aciliieals EI refunded, Write or 7 0 PLAYER PIANOS, telephone for des — ew" S mpress SEATTLE THEATRE SELECE DANCING PAB SRE nee: EN ee HIPPODROME LIDA-McMILAN poy Ae $650 6 rontniy This anle will be over Teens paromaine ZUDORA “THE ROSARY” PLAYER, $ in very short order, UNION ORCHESTRA w ‘ ‘ : d b ecahane cok Day Matinee Only ight, 280, 1$800 GIT MONRHNY crcccreereeeereeee 390 so act quickly. minke, alddseuaeneteabladines ‘Tonis S0c and the. 7 4 \° our aru iat’, ie orton y of PAE 7 oe - nn ine va. € ’ RISK JUST ONE CENT | i*», nt, ft apecini’ Inrge hospi made us quit, but you will be surprised price. Any of these instruments will be shipped sub-| orn Mxtinnte itubenatelt HEAD HUNTERS —— Just your name and will they be had at such extraordinary savings in » IN THE LAND OF THE | Chicago, ) é pope

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