The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1916, Page 6

THEATRE Third Ave. and Cherry Eugene Levy Mgr TODAY 1—THE GREAT WESTERN FOUR ORIGINAL COWBOY QUARTETTE WARDROBE COMEDY 2—HOWARD AND WARDEN augh o’ Maniacs 3—Allen Strictfaden Co. (Return Date) 4 with “Suspended Animation” 4—CARL LORRAINE Swede Comedy 5—HUGH EMMETT ALIFORNIA'S ING ONTRIVER WAINT IOMIKALITIES The Highest Salaried Act In Vaudeville WILLIAM FARNUM In a Romance of the Sea “BATTLE OF HEARTS” FOX—6—ACTS—5—FOX Prizes for Kiddies COURSES IN DANCING! MONEY FoR oTHERS —AND— ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL DUTCH DOLLS FOR THE GInLs = ae, - rd ADDRESs HiIrropROME UNIVERSITY #T., ~- 0 w beautiful EACH CONTE {& ’ GRAPH e AMUSEMENT ©O, FIFTH AVE. SEATTLE, ELLIOTT 187 AND — WE FURNISH THE MONEY AT REASONABLE RATES, AND DESIGN HOMES THAT SELL NO CHARGE FOR DRAWING PLANS SMALE BROS. ei" Bank Bldg Elliott 686 MEN READ THIS Let us offer you the relief and comfort we are giving others, and leave the pay ment end of it in your own hands We Treat All Diseases of Me and Chronic Diseases, such as line, Varicose Veins, Blood and rders, Kidney, Liver and Blad der Diseases, Nervous Disorders, Rupture, Fistula and Piles BLOOD POISON CURED AT ONCE Free Consultation—Hours 9 a.m. to 9 National Medical Institute 119 OCCIDENTAL AVE ym, WE ARE FOR MEN ——— STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1916 PAGB CUTTING HIM FREE. iui MAN IS KNOCKED OUT WHEN HE JOFFRE GIVEN TRIES TO HALT DRY — RAD ADVISORY JOB Lioyd Bott, a bystander in the soft drink bar at 2327 First ave., was knocked unconscious with the butt of a revolver when he tried to break up a searching party of dry squad officers inspecting the place Tuesday night 8 1F ni pant #¢ curried ow when the failed to return furnishings booze and » were PARIS, Dec. 13.—Gen: Joffre has a new post In councillor Briand’s newly to Premier formed “war council"—a amall, body of executives, modeled along the lines of that just formed in England by Lioyd-George. Announcement of this post for the man now In charge of all France's troops was made today. For compact Two barrels of whisky wer by Constables Ed Shre Neuralgia Neuritis Sciatica, Etc.) »» CURED Free Trint of = New Cures by Hemoving ” {Pre regard as A DISTINCTION | WITHOUT ANY bers alz In ounsellor—as Premier Briand, ‘who BIG DIFFERENCE Reiatfes mule pais meas: fat cur vxpe 5 a : 1) Hubert Lyautey, minis-| BY CARL W. ACKERMAN vas crow 1 Admiral Lacaso, minister U. P. Staff Correspondent prompt a " rellet. N betas BERLIN, Dec. 13.—Germany has not asked neutral powers ¢ luding mu to start peace negotiations. The ist ir American embasay’s under defender of Ver standing is that she has mere 4 ounced as ly asked neutral powers to in- reotle whateoever, It provides a Bei sen form the nations of the entente . ba ts that the central powers are We « a want ¢ na itt willing to discuss peace—put allies the ac arnt | 3 “DOGFISH” EATEN BY ee “Sy HE SCHOLARS IS vio dee) BOUND TO BE GOOD een hundred stude at me mabers of Frankl ting up to the quiescence tender and high on all it “grayfish f a demand the dark-« wh 1 ey way, ¥ 1 fish for 4 yesn't Cost much rH cat WILSON NEEDS To BE RY ‘Hear * * — CAUTIOUS--JORDAN ) ' i pi) Now Ediso J FRANCISCO, Dec. 13 Open Evenings ; preheat r e he makes advances as the ) any evening and of Germany's peace offer, ac ding to Dr. David arr Jordan, EDISON Diamond Disc and Diamond Amberola On Approval and Terms Piper & Taft 1117 Second Ave. SALVATION ARMY ASKS XMAS. wae 4 It would be nity if, owing to a © proposals man offer was held up and en in his store at Afternoons 10c Palace a ie Something Extraordinary Tomorrow! The Great Pitroff World’ 8 Famous le of M GERMANS CAPTURE 2 SHIPS AND GOODS ville Wireless ht of Dec. 9 # in Pland un Into Somfden steamer tery erib, ‘exh Ibition eatre, will 5 0 T HER VAUDEVILLE ACTS Big Feature Photoplay In Rudyard ROBERT EDESON <i,iin’. “The Light That Failed” of Kipling’s works to con, 6 bureau load: | THE STATE board of finance ut the state military budget $450, 000 Monday at Olympia vce IN NEW CABINET = ed of men); for the work.| retaine his) da © grayfish, and discover-! Jelicious, Tuesday, de vct that it's very cheap vernment experts are in town rting a campaign to create | NEW YORK IS SOLID enseny "REVELLINGIN. | °n~ = ee ay Pca dy MELLETT wn Biatt ndent | | | = af Special Exactly Like Ploture Regular $3.25 RS Smoker Stand ‘Wew' YORK, Dec. 12.—New | York Is rolling, revelling, ro! licking In wealth ) Thie is a “never before in history” story New York banks today held reserves of $816,794,200, and from every quarter of the globe money is pouring in—actual yellow gold by the millions, to be changed from the coin of other nations Into the coin of | the United States of America. and sa and ane money from the coffers of kings —Exactly as pictured—mahogany Mlle the lance nejerit re xew || finish, fitted with glass tray, match While t iting the box holder and two cigar rests. with the! ¢ surface | t > * hat everybod has appears that everybody has} SPECIAL money to spend ing it for neceasitic Forty or bl tan are give are spend and luxurtes, | ke in Mar | stirely to that $1.75 (@ ancient tr man and song —_, War br dx have given| night time Broadway a new life. | Our entire first floor completely filled with sensible, practi cal Christmas Gift suggestions, including a complete line of Hot point, Universal and other Electrical Appliances. Babylon Would Be Lost Ancient Easy Terms on Everything { you have an account, choose what you want and have it Purchases made now Babylon could be set New York's winter minds without being no hadneear would not ation outside of his Or, i charged without the usual first payment. held for Christmas delivery, if desired own block Cabarets have sprung up 'M.A GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. HERS } mushrooms, and dance hal this season the largest said the manager of cabaret in the city POPULAR |HOME FURNIS SEATTLE'S Second Ave., Between Pike and Pine. “ AMERIGANS TO | QUIT MEX, CITY BY weer (MILLER United Pres Correspondent it AREZ, "De ‘S Important , of revolutionists under ith of Mexico City se today, according to |reports brought to the border by foreigners, who declare that the city of Puebla, 100 miles south of the capital, is in possession of the revolutionists. Anticipating another attack upon Chihuahua City, nearly all the re |maining Americans and foreigners are planning to leave the city and | come to the American border. QUEEN ANNE BOY WINS BROWN HONOR Robert S. Macfarlane of Seattle, 1 member of the freshman class at Brown university, fs one of the three chosen from a big squad to White garments should be hung f unligh « red in ade | Painless Dentistry Fainiess Dental Work COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY ES wary WOMEN) Feet Pls bate between the freshman and sophomore teams, he was selected with two sophomores to debate the Holy Cross college underclassmen Dec. 15. Macfarlane ts a graduate of the Queen Anne high school and is the only representative from this city enrolled at Brown. | Closing Out Pianos! Reorganization of Jones-Rosquist Piano Co. New policy to include resented, which are to be 15.00 s.50 arantes With All Work ie Years’ ns” Week atonal Painless Dentists YOUR CREDITISO N.W. Corner Fourth and Pike | discontinuance of several lines of pianos now rep- sold REGARDLESS OF COST! ANNOUNCEMENT Owing to the retirement of Mr. Lloyd Jones, former president of our com- pany, it becomes necessary for us to reorganize. We have been representing THIRTEEN different makes of pianos.’ Our new policy is to concentrate on fewer lines and to carry a representative stock of each in order to do justice to both the manufacturer and the buyer. Here Are a Few of the Exceptional Values Offered: STULTZ BROS. CO. PIANO—Brand new Art style Grecian design; case slightly damaged in transit .$135.00 KOHLER & CAMPBELL PIANO — Slightly used; Colonial design . .... $167.00 KOHLER & CAMPBELL PIANO—Art style $189.00 ADAM SCHAAF PLAYER PIANO, Mission oak case; highest grade Amphion action $572.00 MAYNARD PIANO—Mahogany case $205.00 FOSTER & CO.—Flemish oak used $215.00 BREWSTER PIANO—Mahogany case; slightly used $235.00 FOSTER & CO. PLAYER PIANO—Fumed oak case; Standard Player action. ... . $425.00 ADAM SCHAAF PLAYER PIANO— Beautiful burl walnut case; highest grade Amphion Player action; latest style And Numerous Other Bargains. Terms can be arranged if necessary. STORE OPEN EVENINGS Jones-Rosquist Piano Co. “Home of the Knabe’’ 1510 THIRD AVENUE Ecce ... $572.00 All High-grade Pianos.