The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1916, Page 5

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STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916. PAGE 5 , CHAPLIN TO CAPER ON ICE Lane-Borden Expedition to Relieve Explorer Plans Unique Fun ere’s Harmony for Your Home! By special arrangement the Hopper-Kelly Talking Machine FILMS FOR ESKIMOS mt ning notee. ° e Sy, po Company will place 100 Harmony talking = Gee machines in the don the face) Tee omes 0 eaders of [he Seattle Star Eskimoland will t say who will | but a mil Nonai jen, Of Chicago. iar Bear. kson, a San Fran-/ ert, will attend the| | ne to take a lot of! res to entertain the kKson explained Supplies for Stefansson Capt. Lane got his clearance from Port Warten Paysee Monday after hoon, preparatory to pu anchor and starting the onnect with Exp mn, about 700 miles northeast ef Point Barrow. Supplies for the} explorer are part of the Polar| Bear's cargo, | For the first time Eskimos are to be used as movie actors, Capt Lane's expedition is taking a com plete filming outfit and a play wil be staged up close to. the pole It ts our intention,” said Capt lane. “to photograph the natives killing walrus, whale and polar bear as they did with their prim B The complete outfit consists of Harmony Talking Machine Six Fine Selections (chosen from a list of thousands One Thousand Playing Needles (three different tones) ALL FOR $14.95 With the Special Terms stated in the coupon below How to Get Your Harmony Talking Machine at Once and Pay Only Talking Machine A modern, hornless type instrument — Ma- hogany finish case—plays all the records, 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes—And is equal in size to any instrument selling for $25.00. itive weapons before the advent of! the white man and his firearms. | Stop at Unalaska | The first stop of the Polar Bear will be made at Unalaska, which | © Capt. Lane bopes to reach tn eight “Rine days. | ‘The schooner will then head for/ “the St. Paul islands, where pictures | ‘will be taken under special privilege from the government, thence to the ~f Siberian coast. on to St. Lawrence j island and Nome. and from there into the polar regions ITS A NEW ONE! NEW YORK, July 25.—About 500) members of the newly organized/ insurance union, the International Insurance Agents’ Protective as sociation, have been called out from the Prudential Insurance Co.'s of-| flees. | The strikers are asking for more| money, the recognition of the unton at and a reduction of the working bours. About 13,000 agents are employed by the company and Indi cations point to a general walkout unless the demands are complied) with. CITY PUSHES CLAIM | n City officials will carry to su-! a) preme court their clatm for $13,078.01, alleged to be due the city a8 @ gross earning tax on the fran chise of the old Seattle, Renton &| at as Our Guarantee and Exchange Privilege te Southern railroad, it was learned| fa iaeaiens tha ne veo ; Monday | ee .guaree ” y Judge Frater recently refused to} any high-priced ile grant the city’s claims, on the the store Every Brounds the city attempted to re-| privilege of ex voke the franchise and finally suc ceeded, only to find that the fed-| eral court reversed counct! j four months ne s -) a ci Se KIDS PADDLE FAR -| | chase give { FREE Equipped with a 12-foot row boat and a single wor nt oar, Edward it) i Mitting. 17, together with his sis —_ ave the Harmony é ter, Amy, 15, sculled from Poulsbo. sent to your ~is Kitsap county, to Seattle AP de The youthful couple were stopped by wharf officers Monday night while they wére landing. Mitting explained they wanted to visit a friend, Mrs. Frano Starter, in Rai nier Valley, and having no money sed the next best means of trans portation—the row boat Officers are holdi ntion home until their parents | | i | } RAISE WAR BUDGET — Ww. ¥TON, July 25.—Follow- | ing4PC ip on the Mexican strain,) the senate began a wholesale reduc tion in the army appropriation bill (The Harmony is sold exclu- sively by the Hopper-Kelly Talking Machine Company) 50c Week Now Come in—See the Harmony—Hear It Play—You'll Be Pleasantly Surprised _ You will find that the Harmony Talking Machine is a standard-sized, well-built, || and on up to Grand Opera by the world’s greatest singers. nicely-finished instrument, which plays all the records and is light enough to carry If you haven’t a modern Talking Machine, here is a chance to give your tam- = the house—is fine for the houseboat, the launch, the porch or the summer ily all the pleasure that goes with having good music in your home just when you P- : ; ; f | want it, and it will repay the small investment you are making many times over. Just ask to hear it play your kind of music—choose from our great collection Now investigate this special offer—limited to just 100 of these popular-priced of musical selections, which includes the Latest Dance Music, the Sweet Songs of instruments—remember, $3.95 and th bri it t d 50c k Long Ago, Vaudeville Sketches, Comic Songs and Ragtime, the Latest Song Hits || pays for it. ag re ee eee ebb. Clip and Sign This Coupon : i = ‘ i Successors TO ‘ tf Cilerrlalhing Hlachine Ca. until Monday, when a halt was called and the figures boosted again An increase of $30,000,000 was added yesterday for ordna sup plies, while the ammunition, trans portation and foreign service pay cuts were allowed to stand SOLDIERS TO VOTE VANCOUVER, B. ©., July 25 inet. ernment has —— ent repre England to go on t iths and per e January © Harmony Talking Machine f Thouser wying ein $14.95--$2.95 cant nds of votes being cast for at dry forces counted on not wet d o MACHINE T e e e get aa hird & Universit All the Records—For All Machines—All the Time SEATTLE’S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS WH AAA Hl HiT i. Guye, and has € gation for some time |

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