The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1917, Page 7

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S00 tthout effects PAINLESS AUSTIN Dentist THIRD AND Entrance 1604 Sundays, 9:3 pain ¢ KE rte t “Coach Conibear Is er. Conibear declares this lack of P early training will handicap the Peeved at Weather ¢rew in its race in the South in INKMAN T0 BE Coach © is cursing the April luck and the weather. The crew has been unable to do any advanta geous work thus far since the turn out on account of the storr Why don't the ball park peanut vendors, who always step on your Weath-! toes, go on & strike? HEADLINER AT ELKS’ SMOKER Eddie Pinkman, undaunted by bis poor showing in the ring with Chet Neff at Dreamland Friday night, has STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 1, RUSH QuIcK! 1917, PAGE 7 GO Down AND TELE THE JANITOR THERE’S A LEAK UP HERE ! Of Finest High Grade Stock of Pianos, Grands and Player Pianos. Waak-Killen Piano Co, Starties Music Trade by Offering Piano ; ) ) { ) ) aoe oa ka adie Mier the| Buyers to Double and Treble}{ rack California lightweight. or \ Their Money Value—Read the } former Northwest Particulars. ightweight champlon, for the Elks’ “ an headliner on Febr + We must raise money at Pinkman declares that he ts off/ because we have been heavy ‘ the vegetarian diet in the future and|in the recent banking distur > will make every effort to be as rug!in Seattle, but we are not quitters ged and strong as possible for bis} nor do we lose heart. We can't sit SALE PRICES ON . coming match |down and mope over our lows, We cee | SUITS AND OVERCOATS ms ria mea Pinkman and “Mu tronson will ‘tan in Portland, fol « Bron ¥ ij son's t here with Madden, in the Tailored to your measure in near future Stone Bros.’ well-known style. Hw ae alae ad Take your’ choice of our expe @ dt put in an appear entire stock of exclusive Beattse Monday and begin 6 c ce . himeelf for is bout with Harry Ca $45 to $65 fabrics, at the ey, a Week from Friday night sale prices. My fone Sr - 2.78 venue TAILORS Ground Floor, Central Building . » 1se@Lrs % 6 | Rhubarb—Local hothouse, per : . 12% Yak sack Rutabagas Buy From the Producer and ls Stop the High Cost of Living ae is the plan of the housewives. Likewise stop the feo oe high cost of dying. Buy your caskets direct from bap) vt ‘ the manufacturer. Cut out the middleman Why pay $ 50 for a casket we sell for $25? ® Why pay $ 60 for a casket we sell for $30? , Why pay $ 70 for a casket we sell for $35? Why pay $ 80 for a casket we sell for $40? Why pay $ 90 for a casket we sell for $45? Why pay $100 for a casket we sell for $50? Why pay $ 35 for cremation we do for $20? And on the better grades of goods we rave you an oven greater percentage. Why deprive yourself of the neceesities of life in order to pay an outrageous funeral bill, and get no better service and no better goods than we furnish for one. Ik the money? We give a complete funeral, including casket, attendance, calling for body, cremation, and $ urn for ashes, for sees 47.50 We maintain our own casket factory, crematory and a complete parlor and equipment for funeral purposes. Don't allow anyone to dictate to you what Undertaker you shall employ when death comes to your home, but call the one who will give you the best services and beat goods for the money. rroirs Grapefruit Cal. . Florida . dow. CREMATION CO. Good biock howe ve. e¥- iia Phone North & 617-19.21 Kilbourne 8t. Gelling Prices to Batalier tor Cheese Domestic wheel . SHANGHAI RESTAURANT Let's try a meal at the Shanghai today. They al- ways serve delicious Lunch and Dinner for less Money. Excellent service and foods. Most exquisite Chinese and American Eating Palace on the Coast. The finest Chop Suey and Noodles. triplets Young America . ‘- Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid wholesaler) 00 @ 52.00 31.00@32 00 106 Second Avenue So. 12.00 (Near Yesier) weg 18 f : Half Block South from the Eas egg Smith Building waz" | Whea | Wheat Hay’. Jevery | pressing will turn this fine stock into money and keep right on Free Offer—For every dollar you pay us now on t base of one of th planos or player piar give another dollar—for instance, you pa ) down, we ou with If you pay $2 $40 or $50 down, we will cred! you with $100, $80, $60, and so on, have double value with us IF YOU COME TO US RIGHT NOW ASTONISHING SHATTERING OF PRICES AND EASY MONTH LY INSTALLMENTS With grim determination. have grappled with this unexpect edicament. We have put aside half-way proposal, We are making the extreme sacrifice which necessity demands, and every purchaser profits by it. | SOME SAMPLES OF WHAT YOU we } CAN DO NOW htage of our un payment prem) on a paltry $70 balance, at only $5 a month, you can supply yourself with a fine well-known old make upright piano in golden oak. Come and see how can get a beautiful Mis sion oak brand new upright plano by paying $6 a month on a balance of only $90, or, say, any one of elegant standard in mahogany, which for but which will to get by paying or t nthe to ance of only $150. Or a magnifices Plemish r, the wilt ly $110, at a few di rs a month The we must positively move this stock right now. Don's forget, there are leading makes of pianos and player plano and nds here that every in America for $ to $950 and $1,050 e_is enough to go into details on what you can do on the purchase of all these different instruments We can show you for $186, on little payments, you can secure one of America’s best old RHEUMATISM CURED Fort Wayne all down ums and discou makes these | finest $200 regularly show us $5 a month cover the we you how y be $ not at our store Indiana cattle, Wash ‘ fall 1 contract ef Rheumation bed for sa far os where « ting 1 had another se attuck, which put me to bed aguin for five weeks Peoutd 1 A nd svetien go badly. that they. t surple ald looked as if they would Purse, L went from 196 pc to. 168 ‘ nround I am « traveling salesman and ail n physicians, who advised to discontinue my work and r however, T kept on 4 ago 1 was in Forre and asked I anything he tarted taking God knows that I wonderful nd Kidne as returned | Trouble The swelling and I h I hae eral t ng our addre CAMPBELL.. nen have asked for cu \ |makes in beautiful maho It Big Sacrifice: WALLG BILLIARD Hulen and Wallgren Playing a remarkable game of billiards in the final innings, Waligren, the Everett represen: tative in the Steamboat Billiard league, def it night, Brown & Hulen pariors, for the second time. The score was 250 to 176. It was the final game of the series. The Everett man went thru the tourney without a defeat The tour- ney proved a success in every || way. Joe Stetcher refereed last || night's match t N ny up-lfound anywhere in the world. It is r isands {d/ your great opportunit s the same way pianos and grands as well as re fi Remember, we ner stock instruments Capital $400,000.00 DIRECTORS R. Autias de Turenne James Campbell August J. Ghiglione W. H, Crowther Geo. J. Danz Griffith Davies John W. Eddy John Erikson Joshua Green G, Alston Hole Daniel Kelleher Harry Krutz Ralph A. Schoenfeld James Shannon Frederick K. Struve Cc, BE. Vilas Fr. W. West In OUR OWN Building, Pine St. at Fourth Ave. BULLBROS. Save Your Teeth Protect No matter whe will p you to ¢ and us 1X ye reputation and guarantes stand back of all our werk, It means the very beat Dentiqtry at prices that will astonish you, It costs you nothing to come In a y 1 k. Crown ‘ 0 tridgework, per tooth 0 Plates that it and look Natural 810.00 to 815.00 Teeth flied and extracted ab iaamination aud estimates ‘NATIONAL PAINL| DENTISTS FOURTH AND Pio Sundays, 9:30 to 1 p.m REN VIC player | giving wholesalers | can, jers, and there {s no (Copyright, 1917, by 1 Trade Mark Neg U. 8. P ©. Fisher. t Office) BY BUD FISHER. — ‘ \ pruBt I wish HE ’D (BLUB) HURRY! HE SAIn{~ TELL IT To Wenaneanenesioen ly YZ ~ ny | TOR IN GAME HERE WHY OVERLOOK BILL M’IVOR IN SEARCH FOR FIRST BASEMAN Why all this talk about the | | Seattle Giants needing a first baseman? Johnny Wuffli to the Colorado city to do their summer pastiming this year. In return for the trio and a cash consideration, Halb will secure Has Bill Mcivor, the south the services of Infielder Dave Lioyd paw heaver, been overlooked in and Catcher Stevens. Stevens for- the rush to find new material? |merly caught in this leagi Evidently so. But just the | see same, Bill has shown that © Rudy Kallio, the star Great Falls Prexy Dugdale will not have to go far from home if he wants to get a capable nominee for the first basing job. $) It will be remembered that Me Sltvor held forth at first base for the dijocals the latter part of last year {|He showed enough during his so- {\Journ at the first sack to warrant his being given an opportunity to ‘grab the job this yea? should he twirler of last season, has been turned over to the San Franciseo | 8 by the Detroit elub, which drafted lim from the Montana city. Kallio says he is perfectly satisfied | with his berth in the Coast league and has signed his contract with Wolverton *e Nick Williams, Spokane skipper, has signed up another California |feel so inclined. bush recruit. His name is Art Mow Mclvor {8 one of the hardest hit-|rison, He is an infielder and @ {jters in the circuit, and no doubt |tikely prospect, thinks Nick. H would prove much more valuable hg ile. $\to the Seattle club were he to be| ~Nick Williams should have # regularly ) thaD | wealth of material to select a pen- he has in the past as a pitcher, | nant-winning club from this spring, Hul t f eorge abcoufl be 2 Aiea dose ge pyr Besides all the men he has si Latshaw, Tacoman, and losttwo { | - two Waligren, Latshaw ost al! {| Russ Hall recently put over a he will have charge of the }\trade with the Denver club that |club's second string training camp Hoe — Ap hes Ned off {{Will take Catcher Al Bartholemy, | near Stockton, Cal., where the Spo mae bri ant ise Shots The (|Pitcher Hartman and infielder} kane club will train. i : ae mar omer ae start, but began to weaken as (| the end approached. { We ust raise money and we are extraordinary Pay all t pay the values for | money ash down you and at a time, as best suite you. Waak-Killen Piano Company Wholesale and at 1633 Third Avenue st St Opposite the New, Big Se Building Lincoln Midgets to Have Banquet The annual banquet ten dered Lincoln high school midget | athletes will be held in the Kats next An ¢€ on nt STOP THOSE LOSSES We by Fan MEN tee the the mon absolu ALHAMBRA THEATRE Take swo Omars and write them— Omaromar—you get the word aroma. Take ome Omar Cigarette and smoke it—you get the real aroma. S'sPINE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE ALL THIS WEEK O—Twiee Daily Beatrice Herford, Char Haruko Omar aroma is a soothing and con- tenting balance of rich Turkish and ripe accentuating leaves. It issmooth and yet edged in its aroma-tones. Pianist cue—Riges ph r & Witehio, LKES PLAYERS Crore un Omar—the perfect Turkish blend. Even the words blend. OMAP © counts~ q NEW PANTAGES | Mats., 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 w ULINE , Sensation Ae CIGARETTES Its the Omar-Aroma that tix rcs 20 ACE HIP Otol noure Vaudeville Ae |] With Grace Cunard and Francis Tord Afternoons, 1c; Eves, and sun, 156 |] OAK zr" 2 Monte Carter and Company All This Week in “The Seaside Flirts” An No Mat ARMY: Thurs.

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