The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1916, Page 14

STAR—FRIDAY, DEC, 15, 1916. PAGE 14 NEW EDISON | DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH '| FIVE MEMBERS OF NEW PREMIER'S was] A PIANO IN THE HOME | FAMILY ARE ACTIVE IN THE WAR ee SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TERMS — SELECT NOW Christma t r ri fte ma € © re Ask about our Liberal Easy Payment and Aurea Plan PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT Is te Evenings @ Maynard \ ( ‘ ete wit a Jack cs 35¢, 50c, 65c, 75c, Campbell! Piano, $1.00 and $1.25 Piano, used $167 $205 REORCANZATO SALE 3 ‘FLASHLIGHT | SPECIAL 68c gardless of cost losing eral lines 7 ot ‘ie s and Play Pland sa ge nhea ft This mornin mail brought letters fr are a loss to supply mail orders. We say t i on the first train and come to Seattle. Every piano must be sold, every piano must go at some price. See these before you buy iia hetat BREWSTER PIANO, mahogany case, slightly used. $235.00 LADIES’ ICE-SKATING SPECIAL MEN'S ICE-SKATING SPECIAL ADAM SCHAAF: PLAYER PIANO, beautiful burl t Sho Pesnnet baat Ae nee ee walmut case, highest grade Amphion player action. . $572.00 Tép, loth, Lieye@borge; top, right, Mrs. Lieyd-Qeorge below, Miss $4.65 e< fit at $5.85 Owen Lioyd George lower left, Gwilym and er right hard, the Knabe Piano, mahogany, taken in trade on Knabe Grand premiere cone. : ? 100 he on + ‘atenne with | 6 25: “Brows Roller Shites, cr sean ’ : , : Dav 68¢ | or | $1.85 Also Several Other Good Buys in Strictly High-Grade Pianos § «: Both sone are at the tront date a 4 ne are p ih ta $ x ke et mplete wit ps ar ard A hance fi os Nin a BS 85 | ss T JONES-ROSQUIST PIANO CO.|. PIPER & TAFT: so we a a g 0 PORTLAND = “The Sporting Goods Store” 5 “Home of the Knabe”’ 1510 Third Ave. Open Evenings Easy Terms ‘WOMEN DOMINANT, ‘MURDER PHOTO TWO-YEAR-OLD BOY BIG SNOW TIES: " 3 UP NEW YORK ; RUMANIAN PREMIER ~ QUITS HIS PLAGE COPENHAG EN Dee CONTINUED | FROM PAGE 1 ARR NEW YORK, De liners were were rapid) tieup and ged with : first real gained headwa 5. —Ocear Dec d Our Great Removal rds, bearing A aplin's t p I r is still in progress. New garments are being under i priced and placed in stock every day. Dress up for . Christmas. Women’s Suits id $10 ‘Alp a ‘ 3 $22, $85, ar from yt Alt r | Women’s& Misses’ Dresses $9. 15 Serge ! | e | $9.75 | Men’s Rubber & Rain Coats \ ri $12.00 \ $9.00 \ fro $7.00 \ $6.00 Men's s Suits Reduced to $15, For Satu Hats, Shoes and Furnishings — Dress Well, Never Miss the Money—Pay Us as You Get Paid $1.00 a Week of $5.00 a Month Is All We Ask ABOUT JANUARY 1 WE MOVE TO 1113 THIRD AVE Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.— ATELY, 1119-1121 Third Avenue Between Phone Elliott 3846 Seneca and Spring Sts UNMASKS SANTA a ar © MAN TORTURES | PORTLAND, Dec Portiand Chamber o to pro called upon the public to with it In a protest at demande of more than men employed in the ahip which may tle shipbuilding in ~The BABE TO MAKE IT STOP CRYING BANGOR, Me. Dex When Rodney Puffer of Brewer was arraigned in the municipal court here on a warrant, charg ing him with assault and bat tery on a 2year-old child, there followed a story of hu man brutality 80 shocking | all ite details that icemen were among those who gasped with horror Try ‘and get results ‘RED CROSS SEALS a Star Classified Aa iy Premium (leomargarine Best for Table, Cooking and Baking Not Touched by Hand in Making or Packing SHIPYARD ad i AMERICAN BAR SMASHED; CAFE . managers were shiver boots Friday, after Cafe ing In their tO! the wrecking of the American * cafe bar, 408 Pike st. by dry — squad police officers, tate Thureday They were rying to figure out who would be the next vie HELP GREAT CAUSE PPL LISS YLY IN Merry Christmas bay Cecil and American bars, two of the most notoriout re sorts in Seattle, and each con nected with cabaret cafes which have been going full reduced to en glass by blast, have been kindling and brok the police A Red Cross Seal to Paste on Christmas M ee “ian! §Y” DEBATERS WIN art of the f DOUBLE CONTEST The Raliway Age ¢ ering valua Bazette is hol of rail 16 interstate | ¢ < MAY FEEL AX : hase National Painless Dentists. MAYOR TELLS THEM «som NOT FOR JURY, 9g JUDGE RULES” After a strong debate be- tween Prosecutor Lundin and Paul Carrigan, attorney for John Soudas, accused of mur- dering Blanche Coleman on June 17, Superior Judge Jurey held lat: Thursday afternoon that several pictures of the dead woman, showing the mutl. lated features, would not be allowed to go to the jury as ev- NUXATED TRON ength ecutor Lundin argue d that pre cessary to utting was done. was denied by the y said that no one hat the woman only question Who did itt =) Painless Sentisuey Patniens Dental Work he pri nt on similar to on 8 taken oo r his N. W. Corner Fourth and Pike Glaeeall $2. 50 on Earth) EXAMINATIONS FREE “ee of the Best i ible Bifocal Le IY : The Marcum Gilival Cot NT PIRST AVE. NEAR MADISON