The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1915, Page 2

OCTODFI PAGE 2, The Leader Company 1422-1424-1426 FIRST AVE. IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS A few days more and the finishing touches will all be on. The carpenters, painters, plumbers and other workmen will have taken their departure and a_ transformation will have taken place in the interior of this buildng that wll aston- ish you. _WE ARE OPEN and READY to SERVE YOU and SERVE YOU WELL Our Specialties are and will be in the future: CLOAKS SUITS MILLINERY KNIT UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS NECKWEAR LEATHER GOODS HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES AND UMBRELLAS SPECIAL NOTICE We are taking over and buying this stock—There are DOLLS, TOYS, SOME DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, LACE§ EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS—All which are being sold at one-third, one-fourth and one-half the FORMER PRICES. BARGAINS for TOMORRO AT THIS NEW STORE Misses’ and Children’s| Serge and Silk Dresses Coats $4. 98 | broad cloth THE RIGHT DRUG CO. | Has Opened AnotherDrugStore For the Benefit of Our Up-Town Patrons Peeeeeeees #4 ike a ' You are a sald the heart to | outfit The aie Free Doctor aelf, ehe Will be at your service all day. We solicit your drug business, and to induce you to trade with us, our doctor (who is an ex-government physician) will examine, ad- vise and prescribe for you, without charge eredit to The Star, elty editor, “I haven't the sk you to work in that he called and see how nicel Oct. 111 wer a cliff on Wyder, of Ob, Cynthia come Hoalt's wife has dolled him up for Dress-Up week ame and admired she would commit her finger and my new sult with the fine white all right waste yourself sald the city editor to Tt In a duty show yoursel STAR—MONDAY, at 513 Seventh ave. 6, ‘e fined 10; #ix who pleaded not guilty Re By Fred L. Boalt | case was continued I ipp | 1 had on all the clothes my e od ” all the aWagger new clothes my wife picked out for se FALLS. 400 Moberly peak, I | Koate, and after killin gtwo r | ‘ARE OUR MEN DRESSING GAMBLERS. FINED Sixteen white men, arrested ‘UP FOR DRESS-UP WEEK? Saturday night in a gambling raid Monday in police court mn who ’ flesdes guilty w each fined BOALT LOOKS ’EM OVER i320 Ss a charge of conducting the place wan to have been tried, but hi chureh, I reported for work this morning, and the | of the elty editor gladdened when he saw me | me last week | GOLDEN n { Plunging 4400 feet | Moberly was inst killed Fri jday last. Wyder climbed jpeak Thursday, while bh ed to his home, On moistened a Jclimbed the peak to | kill and started on and f¢ the rich bro tha wr While endeavoring to nege exceptionally dangerous rock he slipped and in an stant later he plunged to the tom of the canyon tripes. It's wool You must Just on us, me, kindly the p to around th play not you owe Walk street#, look at the dis windows, and find out how many of our citizens are observing Dresa-Up week A PLEASANT ASSIGNMENT t fs, you would say © forth Bacteriologiste under the finger-na’ en and children, kinds of disease ently of men, found, wom n0 lets than 13] rms 4 pleasant exquisitely and couverse with one's ffriends and acquantances ostumed asx yourself an | anticipated ay friends had f movement an I strotied Jauntily along Second ave contained lavieh and tasty displays | fancy} dat ¢ these windows, lean nuy but gracefully on my ¢ | fe my way | Wearing the ray check with pleasu t his collar was ¢ and starched weare—and that his te wes new and blue ON'S CLOTHES ARE PRESSED neountered Counet! n, too. He had as nice a shoeshine Id wish to see 1 eviot ec yat combined nicely with striped trousers pressed Then I blund new, but his uit THE NUMBER OF THE NEW STORE IS ELEVEN-ELEVEN 1111 FIRST AVE. FIRST AVE. t would be, There were} gotten DressUp week Between Spring aed Seneca id called on th bought last See aaeaseeel se GIRLS TESTIFY OF BLACKMAIL BY FORMER COP Miss ‘ th I met just as he was eatering the hal eof 7 rose pinned to the lapel of his coat all and » ed about towr vice t of the Sea thing new t of the National ( He got by only St Boers! ae from head to toe James W tle National bank, was Mary Pickford “GLAD” “The Dawn of a Tomorrow” The Great Drama of Optimism Will) make if you see her The delicacy of Miss Pickford’s portrayal of this wonderful little girl “GLAD,” a character of the London slums, makes an unforgettable impres- |! sion. lr ; “The Dawn of a To- morrow,” together with the added attraction of No. 3 of the baseball com- edy pictures of the “Bugs to Gus Letters,” will be all week At the MELBOURNE 1 Oc Second at University Donna Phil adetphie and dol Chicago Opera Co. Maxwell, pew wear-| . Rusee old R ty bank, was ame Arth censorship Ella Bal er, an unfortunate D the and felan and ser of He ext ee he board of a shine sined he ts a Wear-No-Hat L CHARLIE’S ALL PRESSED up led as against t, told « t Monday ed by ve aw wa ury t of led t into paying Hazlett cee aseerwereres x Judge . Evenings— 10, is Charle; Next Week — ‘NEW PA PANTAGES ; hae won a lot o Hint s Ketting rust mone world ow she plate was a b | reate He the Time gold | with prac- office green, of but- low at Smare Dresses of taffeta, and they styles A gow black alate ‘Misses’ Coats $6. 98 hy Warm Servacea & of chit serge combined are made in simple, bl street or sizes in blue, zibe Mats, 2:30—Nights, 7 and @ green, anit d range of THE BROADWAY REVUP you glad Fd Vinton & Buster y with trimming worry etc. Marked very We amd te fing Co Ma Nig THE SHE GRANT MYERS A REAL KNOCKOUT reity poor showing. Still h and at th thouse | had the me n the t wae a Nifty Trie me rie she sal in " y hi t of Pearl Willlams, a anicure o14. eman He told me en made abou e ¢ and ble Coats mas Cain & Odom the 7 le chilla cloth, fancy coating mixtures, ete., in brown, red and tan, with velvet collars, fancy buttons and belts. Sizes 16, 16, 17 years * Millinery | To introduce this department, we offer ex- ceptional values for Tuesday. plainer models in tailored style... $1.49 smartly trimmed Hats for misses and |f women that usually sell for $4,50 and $6.00, One day THE LEADER} ‘PROF. MUTCH TELLS ROTARY 02 TAS aT ' CLUB MUCH ABOUT HEADS worticK’ The Original MALTED MILK Untess you HORLIOK’: \you may get & Su titan. t moc » hea girl, about Feb mat m in heavy 10e and 136 He told me he was] ae ttvass: ta the iding Judge Gilliaro’s saw. Now sult—blne with a white n his coat it was a big on « cabbage with wide ends—changeavie satin, Look another way, and it waa purple ot jerk in Pre an I eve departmen mixtures in a wide of color xtra $7.50 | range complaints had | stri at police head-| One olored + value EMPRESS « fangled Up to Saturday Matinee and Night iit w THE MODELS 6—PEATURE ok at it r Ca was wear polka tie. “Just Dress, rigan ing ® Fergot ACTS—6 eo sald all abou owns Nightly, lOc, ie. Reserved Phone Main edent and custom by pinning a red rose rth annual temple, hall No. been in Labe ay evening anlae |thought | fand then for pro trouble with the time. I gave him $ A week after he ret raed bers Ostrich Trimmed Hats, also the 1 labor have re ate se ANOTHER VESSEL TORPEDOED, OOTH LONDON, Oct. 11 The British} Thorpwood, 3,184 tons a by a submarine | By EDWIN J. BROWN | DD. 50 ven has but With the Supreme Emotional Actress Pauline Frederick POOOSB OCDE Travelogue noon. I said [ thought I « it for him by & o’cloc — was saved need today it was Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silveramith 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison st Dental OF. the World. ASKS CITIZENS TO HELP POLICE careful ted by Many, Kqualed by None cltiz with your oh, he R men by the R. Muteh ld the posite "fale epee t. There is no type. | Tho a} oung race, we havp already shown adaptability in the realms of art, ‘THEATRE MOORE THEATRE TONIGHT—AND ) ALL WEEK "opular Priced atinee ednesday Professor Lesile man science expert | There will be some day | tary club how to jud shapes of their t at the Wash ington Annex, Mon Men have two kinds will and human grit Ay noon Dr. L. BR. Clark. ‘te | DON’T TAKE CHANCES |V: follow: || WITH YOUR TEETH P ? worked " O18 Pike S4, | WALLPAPER Cents a Double Holt MAIN of power The Lion-tamers ef has drawn | Magnetic tle folk to fol former is psychic So have great command Grant |have it lke iordon Gen and Chinese Human grit jaw nent nose, an explosive disposition » | mer-and-tongs methods. er «ft ” DEMAD ) OCR D 4 . 5 [ and| The Scotch head is long, boat Hasees. besinn! ae re of 4 “ene : ¢ ph. 5 ied) ‘ '}shaped and flat, or straight, along of Ophthal molog, Ly rn ~ |the top, The Scotch are logical yt Optometrist - re : " 1 | The Irish head isn't as long ~ Jima, te 7 it Ded 2 tlthe Scotch, and it h Fitri GiAsst's ' Jshaped top. The Irish LVL TROUBLES, HEADALHES " t to Kot : feat MERVOUSNESS. MUSCLETROUBLES.R| \'\® : ein ane cine oF | quent, witty, sympathetic « ‘ eramenta 1 gdoing « : ana | of t plain aight 3 ‘ t 5 t 1) ‘The English is indicated by a a hard fist, a promi-| and is aceompanied by and ham square saat 1 ‘eae AND CFSE —sALTED— diplomatic round, The ANTON JOHNSON, are commer PACIFIC OUTFITTING C0 COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY i DRESSES MEN WOMEN % thru the stee iPS SAWS JAIL BARS nt that made the Monte sheriff wired a thi 1 YOUR CREDITIS O.K. of Montesano s We guarantes the supetiortty of | th |the Lundberg ‘Truss, and give free wrod | trial to prove It A. LUNDBERG CO, | Trusses, Deformity Appliances ana nm KODAKERS— “In at one, at five they’re done” JACOBS PHOTO SHOPS Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. BR. Clark, Manager, | 1405 Third Ave, No W. Cor, ‘Whira | Second Floor P. and Union, | bbws J. BROWN, DD. & iret Ave Hington Mocks: n day m {| English cial and grimly conservative. The German head {fs square. ‘German are ersistent, ic, patient and accurate 1! The American head is a ” MAYOR GILL WILL TALK AT HOQUIAM Mayof Gill will ning, and of Hoquiam for tw evening he will quiam Knights: ystemat com t his job Tues a citizen Tuesday s the Ho. nbus at a lay noon he will Hoquiam ome banquet ¢ a holiday, offices The} | SUPPORTED BY AN EXCELLENT COMPANY OF PLAYERS IN THE NEW NRIETTA sdny and Saturday 500 to arse