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WHAT IS Lift WITHOUT HEALTH?
V«u May Have .* Elegant Hcmt, V»aV May Hay* ■ Btaultful Loving
Wlft, You May Hay* Pltnty cf Money and All That Would
6»tm to Make Lll* Enjoyable, But Tlier» It
m Mmfss WIIIIOUI THE GREAT ESSENTIAL
_*_ '
T>« On* Crc«t Thing You N**d Can ■• Had, and Why Not Hay* It
Whtn In Such fait R«ac*\? If Other. May» Triad to Cur*
You and Failed. Don't Do DUcouragtd—Conault tls»
Great Practitioner of Twenty Year*" l>ptrnnoe,
HAKE NO MISTAKE-CONSULT
DOCTOR KELLBt
ft* - a n!»*d a* th* Ablait and Moat Suc««**ful »p»cali*t in tha WoHd
in tn* Traatmant of All Nervou*, CHromo and tpacal
D itMit of M»n and Woman.
The Greatest Boon on Earth to Man and Woman Is Health
Tha Clary of Man la Hi* Strangth. Tha Ambition of Woman la Mar
AtARMIM FA(IS I
It it an aJarnitng fart that thr#«
■jajftlM of th* man ar* io«i to all the
*ttribut*a which iitAk* the strong,
br«,r« ar.il nobl* man. T!wy am
pr*ir.4tur«ly old and ' -<-:ia»d
through *scrsa«* or unnatural
atralna which asp th* founialna of
lit", deatruy th* h*altl> and iirtiitth
and fli ail] reault In phy»lcaJ wrack.
The** poor victim.*, loaded wtth <3i»
a***-. r?mor(« and humiliation, all«nt
lT auffar on, cttTnc from bad to
worse, until 4«atk cloava th* tad
Kin*. Mu.-uUr atrencth and man
ly power - * both tu.-<.-,l ...
ana condition, and that condition I*
haalth. wish health at: iha tuin
tUl oir»"» of tha body aia capabl*
if performing th«tr fun ttona prop
•rly, produolnic m*ntal brlghtora*.
manly vi«or and mua> tilt» powtr,
|X**a*« rob* tb* blood of ita rich
ccm. fart down th* con«!i:u'lfii
•Vat- * th» mantal aa well as thai
t>hyal<.-al ;nto.
r But th. Nob!* Work of Or. K*M, th« World* G-.«t..« Specialist.
fea* convinced (h« greater part of th» aaaajlt of th* rlvlllaad world that
blsc-tcnthf of th* chronic or Ungrrtas <if< .!■<■• of both tnrn *»><! women
Cut l># thoroughly and permanently . -.1 In hi» tr*-atm«nt of all ap«
--!»! i>»rvwu«. chronto at. ; riwito dis '.!■-* h« tiaa been i■;i — tkal :y ivto*
Stwfut In • ling r*rrnan»nt cur**.
WRITE your troubl**. M living away from th* city. Thoutand*
*y»J at hem* through aerrftpondane* and m«dieina aant ■* dir»ct»d.
All l«tt*r« kapt (trUtiy :oitf<dan<ial and aniv»ar«d in English, Carman,
f rtneh, Italian. SwwdiaH, Norwegian and Dam«H. A valuable book of
Information tant fra* to thot* doteribing th#,r trou^'aa.
SYNDICATE DOCTORS "•JSSSISf 1"
1 PIANOS
$150
I7K We print this long list of prices to im
-200 press apon you the act that we have ia
225 our •*oc *: °' i i»an" -an instrument for every
250 figure <iuoted-
-265 Select the figure that you want to pay
285 *or a r'i ano ' an(^ >otl arc 'ili-'.ilutrly safe in
290 sending your child to this "one price pa no
300 house,' and you will get for your money
325 ie cs^ I*' 300 possible for the price paid.
350 '^^ goods marked in plain figures, and
375 I'lC P r' ce on 111 C taX •'* the low. •.
400 Tlifs Is the largest line of pianos handled
425 on 3 Coasf. Same is headed by the per
-450 'fiss Stelnway It Son«, and every grade from
4 f 0 the Stcinway down to the low price piano
525 can be found here.
625 EASY
758 PAYMENTS
850 ~~~~~^.
950 .
'Sg Sherman,Clay&Co.
lIDU
Steinway (and other) Pianos
— Ang'clus Piano Players
1 * 711 Second Avenue, Seattle
- — San Francisco, CaL Oakland, Cal.
Qtauty.
DISTRESSING THOUGHTS
It If a dtatrraatng thought to I'.irn
from medical atatlsllca that a*v«n
tvntha of tht woith^i of thla vo»t
country ar« •■■■■-.* from lam*
chronlt* allnirnt mill In moat r*a<>a
that ailment la fvillur to her »<•■%.
With that furtltutie which only th*
tru* «umin ■■»■«■■> ah* uncom
plainingly nuffrra on <tny an«r day,
i" jr*ar aftar >->-«r. 'with th* fa.la«
hu|x> that natur« will aom« tint*
ramatly h*r troubl* antl Mm her
hralth. With the gr»at lov* for
b«auty which ''>'■ woman d^nlrr*,
ah*, wtth p»lnta. powtlera IM la
tlonn. vi'« in vain to corw up th*
ltnr« and drf»<-ta wht>-h th* crual
work of d!a*at* haa wrought In bar
osi't tx>»utifal (art Thar* la hut
■ >n- foundation fnr li'.mtv, and (hat
In health. Itmlth prodiK*a a mind
1 turning with wit. tli»'bright, awirk
i ling- fv». th« r<>«r i ?.>••>'< anil th*
nlomp an<l w»lt-rourtij».l form. With
health th* «IiaI« world la i» werM
of «un-Mn-. With "i» It It <
; «J*rl». gloomy, tniaon.llli* ab«d».
f^gm O _^ W^p^f n ,i n!■rr i,- *l_ ■ » l|t , / a^—a——^»^^^
F»w piny* In r» Tl:l >«".>!« half
t.■,«!••! Hi- stir » ..<•..••■ .1 t.y U'si •
i m Churchill** dramatization of hi*
own c*lebr»l<'4 novel, 'Tn» CriaU,"
mi 1 no »!.ir h*» II.nl» a greater Ml
ih.m !•.»»•' I Irving who wilt l» MM
tn this t■: >y at Hi* Thii't Avenua
theater ou May it, *> and -i
Mm Irs C. who la starring under
111* management of Jan.- I K. Hit k
»tt. cornea to this my with tti#
•tamp of approval of awry <lty In
I thla country In which aha ha*
I I:U)fl It- T.!ly • ■•'■ 'I »nad 111*
Majtatte tj:«-.«t»-r tn Ban Krandaco,
■ htfl In »plt» Of 'ha fa I that the
lijui« waa unhe*ted and not eoin
t>!«i«.l. >h« p!a>*4 to a tuectiaian '• ?
capacity houMi. In fact. no MM
capacity houa*a. In fart, no Mar ha*
mai* anything Ilka th* hit by Vim
Irving In Han Ynrxlaco Ml r»<*nt
I j'.ir* More recently »Ull »ha l.««
I appear»<] In Lai Anc*l*a, wh«ra th*
tbcatT-gtitnf i •<! iM want "Irving
mad," and i r..w.1.,j to th« (!.r»!<r at
«v*ry p»rf<irn
Th» Caatno company haji Cautrtlt
the ■»,, with th* \V»b*r A Fl«td
mualcat burlriHjura anil la fining th«
tf«-!»t!i* lh*atrr at avary i«rf<>rm
an<-«-, Tunliht w|!l be »h» Uat j>»r
formanr* of *'>*l'lill«» !»>♦€ IV«>," and
irrow th* popular dual bill.
"Hurley Eturlcy" and ' Th» Huyal
Fumtiy." will b« put on. "llurlfy
llurlty" la a compound of fun, mil
sk', faarlnatlng <!«nc»f bit! pretty
Wiin'n. Tlia «-»ntral flrure* 'Iha
wtiM an In "Kiddle !>»• I>»^>," and
th# atory rr!»tf-« th»> fiirlliT ad*»n.
tur^a of th» iHrm«r» »i)iJ th* Ha
t:frr whll*> Irs Vi'ci'-r In fp»nilatlon«
and trouhla about If. which v■ - {••
th« audltnca In h>-*ttrlcal UtifhtT
all the tlm*. 9U\n*y !>♦ City anil
t#r>u lljrl' will hay» pom* n»w
song* and FiosaU H'j - and Lilian
Ix-vy wilt further lli»' .i'» UM ' r*>
markabi* powra *■ tun dan • *
• Th» niyal Kami 1 la a btirl««af|ua
on th« dainty comrdy In \thlh An
til» R<i*m>ll nehl*vi-d a til* «i • -»a In
: N«w York and whl'-h was prf»«-nl^d
: h«>r» for a, few performance by th«
' N'<-i;i-M":"«'-/> mrr.pany la»t fall.
"Hurley rturl»y" and "Th» Flnyal
Family" will b» fl*»n with n«-w coa
turn*" at. I »t ■ Ul «■<•<■• ry.
Kxra K«nd*U Jmi <rlo««<l hi* *»-a»^n
In "Tha Vln'gir Uuyi>r." KatldaJl
haa ton* a k--i-i builn'ia In tha
tOXM&f, but will ■!,•!.<• It for M>me
ihlnv now.
Th« Il.»nry >ri!lfr and M.irgjr'-t
Anglln pro'luctlrin of "Catr>lll<<" waa
■ :. ,'•■•% on account of po«r ir.i»!v
ftftrr a t«o-»»'k run In Nrw York.
On tha cloattig night Mill' r delivered
11 n mlilrfxa tv Din n>ri;ti.. ••. H rillllf
Ih* eritiCl for not Inking hla work
rirloisflv. Hi (Irrtardril rtlf.it *•>»
York crlllcii wer" complied towrlta
nliagad humoroua aril i»a and that
Hi" .Irnnml :■■ d«partmrnta wera
nolhlng more than funny rolumna.
"A Olrl From Dt*l« ' cotiipn to the
Ornnd tomorrow ntirM for thrr« »v»-
1 . ■ ■■ i....
Go to "pinning* for blc| > r*
tttra. •"
■ ■*■
HTYM3U '■U»flir.B. lIKnAT.D,
1131 2d. •••
IHK SKAT'I I 1. SI AR -SATURDAY. MAY 14, >',<m
. • * . .. ■:.
\ nine i.rrf.nii »i..i - It la a musical
«-»>i»i«->tir with CO |><>opl*, h--«'1«-<I by
n.-rtiil■. «• lit, vi», I), U Dan and Clif
ford Latch who h»v* all b«*n »■<-:>
h*re In the >■!.
Uulu il'm-r Will alar In a new
I*M ur.'lT «'tuif If* It. I>llllr;»hain »
in.iiuigi t:,< lit lirXt »• .I*lll.
Madatm Mamrlla HVmbrich ap
!•■»»• at th* lirmiil In onjtmit i,» il
\\ <<Inr».iUy evening.
Work on rebuilding th* tmqunla
theater. Chicago, will b« h*«uti In
HrptcniWr.
"Th« I'unkln Hu»k«>r." th* b«-«t
rtirmi drnntA that ha* be*-n aaH her*
ll.i. »r«»...i. .!.,«.» at DM Third Av
ofltt* !i»it«hl.
Commencing tomorrow afternoon
and continuing- until Wednesday
nlctit. a p!»v will b« produced thai
halt not 1-Tti nant*l. Although Dm '
author hail bid many « i«■•vtlona,
h" h-a* not >rt tout, I * MM lli.it h«
think* appropriate for th* t/imr t>» j
(v« written ••■•I wbltii la a rural j
r(-n\».ljf 'a 111 In a amall Interior town
In th* »U!« of Ohio. Tb* character* '
jar* thoroughly Intrrrdlng. though
un'llui any <>th< r In a iiramatle trt>
duction now l.«-for» th« public ''■ '
orfi*r to obtain the boat pna»tbl*Wtl*
ha will iri-lu.. • th« play wlthuul a
n«m« prlnttnit only th* character*
and •>!!••; on the program, and '
will offer cvtryon* attending an op
portunity to •• !•» l » tula, and on i
WV.tnr • lay tiaiilajg of wail waaaV. to
th* on* that .'ma •<•!>-< t»4 th» nvktl
• »"i rt»t» HI.. h» »U1 award a
caah i rl«» of IS*. Th* imijr randU
lai» (nut b« prM*nt at ih» UM r'i"- j
ft>rmane«. A card with I'- romJN
(lon* will i.« hand*4 to «v*rr on*
<-nt»rli « th* th«a'»r during •*<h i
l>*rforroanr*.
Tonight BM l«»t i *rft>rn-.aJia» of I
"Tb* Strata of I<r»ii.!oiv" will b«
given at th« Ai-m.it by 104 «».••!- |
tiiond and hli company. Tomorrow [
aftamoon and for th* firal half of
next week th* play will ha "IXMt
and Won." ThU I* a aoctaty .Iran.*
In which Oarn* VMM trill a* »'
•!...•( th* whole thing.
Henrietta «'fr.»nian will ap^nd b'r I
vacation In thla r.mntry intlfnA of
In i:ur»j.«. Hti« sill np»n In th* fall I
at th* Ilelaaco tb#at»r. N*w York,
in "Bwnt KHly lUIUJra."
Tyrnna Powrr M mad* a groat '
hit In K»w V' r k aa Icaillnic man far I
Julia U*i%oW*
i: (* Wlllaul haa I.;. 1 surh great
*u<"*-w>s In hl» r»r«*nt tour of Eng
land that a aecond tour will b<»
ii■.:.!<•. At Ito rinlth Wlllard wilt t»- '
tlr* until IKS. v h' -i l.« will rrtum
to th* .l(»«l Itefapft •..";
On ThvinNjay and two following i
day* "Th* J'iuntcr," a aen«iilloti»l '
Iratna. In whl<h a big burglary J
I* th« f^B^ntlal fafttortt will t>» jiv^n .
at th« AJeaaar. Th« managrm«>nt
will i>r« »'iit aouvrnlm nest Wrtlnra- {
vi.i- it CVOIUZa. IteitALD,
1IJ» M. "*
An Offer to
Jump At
KOOi-noOM COTTAGE.
Xrw, M"dfrn. ami Two I/Ol*.
$1000
V-aay Trnn».
Montana
Addition
Ovvrluoklnir Laki* Wathlngton.
The Thompson Co
224 Plko Stroet
MM
Flo/ BatlaraaWaWUM avvrnty-flftli lon
ju>(-utlv* prrfcrmaJaM by tIM 113
lt.J:;,oiiil DBHlftl"!'
Calif will niak* hr next tour un
«lrr }*, C. Whitney'* inaUMrem*nU
Ami.i |r the «ttr»' tl«>nß to h« »»»ri
.ii •:. (iru.J Dili ».»»<.ti air r. 11.
tr'otfcirrrt. th* >*our 1 v,| ana "Our
s- »v .\!ii !•!< r." th» 1:-(.mi biothrra,
ami 111. liar Man*' . I
ROUTED THE RUSSIANS
(By Ikrlpp* Saw* Aaa'n >
TOKIO. May 11 Th* Jap*)""** ■■.«»]
nrtnptxl Kuan l.l*i» Ban. Amy mi.<«
north of K«ng- Wang <*hrng. Thr»«
hundred IluuUn r«v»lrr Ml •»!•
par»»d. leaving on* wvunded officer
on th* flrld.
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
* CiErr A HOME AT ■
Rainier Beach
You can get more natural ad vintages and modern con
veniences for less money than elsewhere. That is proof
positivo by the many fanulict buying and building there*
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HL^IBKfI Bl^^>»-^S» * T^^BBaßaaHt*' )1 . ■'. - ' "IT" *1
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■tf^^i ■■■£■ L^f jr*4^s 1 iisLr^l jA^fejE mLv^
'
- " • ' v !- alßßallllllllß
Cut of Mr. Allerton'i House.
Photo of Mr. Win. 'Allertrin's home, just completed at
; Rainier Bench. Mr. Allcrton is with the National Grocery
Company. lie and hi« wife appreciate what it BUM to
have a cozy home, with ground enough for the children to
enjoy themselves, and have u!(ti. chickens, etc. —a
house and lot like this 1 ,in be had for much ]<•%$ than
$475, on easy l«-rm». Why do you not have a horn« of
your own and be as wi?e as Mr. All. rtoo and hundreds
of others who arc getting homes at Rainier Beach.
For Home or Investment
You will find Rainier Beach offers you the best and
- <if>t proposition. People who know say that the soil
for fruit and garden purposes is the best. Monthly water
rate, Goc.
Stir of Lots 50x113 With 18-Foot Alley
Contain 5,650 square feet.
Just think of the tire of the lots, with all the improve
mcntJ, and you will see why they arc selling- 10 rapidly at
$75, $85, $100, $125
On easiest of monthly payments. Can you afford to mtss
the opportunity. All Washington street cars go (0 Ral»
nicr Beach ; 5 cent tickets, about 30 minutes fldf, dc«
representatives at office at Rainier Beacll, a,: i;*.'!!r ?;■
C. K. STURTEVANT, Owner. 310 Bo.lw th.
Call for map?, booklet*, tickets, etc.
MARCONI
PROVES IT
ATLANTIC BTEAMERB
CAN KEEP IN CONSTANT
COMMUNICATION WITH LAND j
MOW > I .Hi. May !«.-- Marconi
lit lived" today (ill Hi" ' »l. .iiiiil.l(i
i';iini'iiiil.i. 'I Ii« Inventor niiiiuuncod
(hut li- li.m 'I' iM'.nnll.il. I I I.■• [MM!*
blllty uf kftptng "" aiFiimiiiiip in
I i,inn i. test lon v. Ith I a >•] Iliruugli
mil I 111- .i.lll" V«>U«». [• l.il
iiiili<-.i to Ihx Rltttlon ut l'uldhu 111) - |
til 1.700 intlm from 1.1\.-u.'.«.| Him ■ .
illiii la <i>'<i loir thn dlMtuiiia 'i Kin |
Liverpool to New Yoik It wuulil ba
«iinj,if I" pick up oiiiiiiiuiiliiitUm
\\M\ ii alallon on Cap* «'u4 «fl«r
puldhu wun lout.
SEND GOLD
TO EUROPE
NEW Y'»HK. May H.~A<ldltloriaJ I
rr,, l( l> for 13,000,000 worth of
(old w»if made thti ni":iiln« at tha |
auiy ottU* tor rxi«>rt Tunaday, ,
rnnkliur » total of 110.000.000 ■.!.•,
»hljip"il lo Turin on Hi .it day. Tli«- J
riUpmcat <<mipitti>ir nli»u»n tii* j
• upply uf (iild bun at th« :»••>/ "f- j
ftc* tor Urn pm *nti >'lv» million |
dollsm' wiiitli »( ((.lit In linra *M|
ni'iirli-il t■■-!.• >■.
n V!.l H Cl&TllRB. HICHALI>. II
...
THE END
Last Chanco to luy In
\9t urban 5 Acre Traots .
Thrr* arc Juit thr«* luUrurbao
Ml lIMtl l*ft and thla la th* laal
tin.- th*y will r\n !.«• a«iv*rtl»«-d.
Th«re'a nothuig ■•« quod. »O ch*ap.
If you want on* tak* th* CJrcat
Northern t a. m. train to Jlkhmond
Heath and f>o«tiiuuit*r llolloway
will <1jIv» you o\*r and ahow you
th* ft ■ .j—• t and till.* >ou to th»
<ir.-«n l^.w» car.
Taltw enough money along to muh*
Mr IttirMf a pnynMnt and MMN
what >■■>! want un th* »|.'it. Moth-
Ing bvld wlthout a i-.i> mri,t. Pile—<
$OO an4 IKK) an MTV ISO caah
and 10 a month.
302 and 303 New York Blcxk.
* FREDERICK fie NELSON, (inc.)
Compute Credit 11 ■••• .■ f .1 ;.i«t.«r».
STORE CLOSES TONIGHT AT*6 O'CLOCK
Here Are Some Facts
Worth Thinking I
About
¥OU'LL buy i house ami lot, paying par! of
tin purchase price down and the balance in
monthly, quarterly or yearly payments. A
, merchant or manufacturer will 'go to. the bank,
borrow a certain sum of money and repay it,
according to the promissory notes he fives, in, say half
a dozen monthly payments.
You come to this store for Furniture, Stoves, Car
pets, Draperies, etc., have your purchases charged, and
pay tot them In stipulated sums each week or month, just
as you would in the other two instances. What is the
difference? Why should a person be prejudiced in one
case Mid perfectly satisfied in the other? It is not only
honorable, but praiseworthy to furnish your home on our
easy payment plan;, it Is i system of saving. Money ex
pended for the home is never lost; a pleasant, well fur
nished home makes homr-loving families, better wives,
better husbands and children.
We do an extensive spot cash business, but those who
find it difficult to save, or those who cannot spare the
ready money, are cordially invited to come and investi
gate with ■*. view to opening a credit account on easy
terms of payment. We will cheerfully m«wer all in
quiries and give estimates; we want you to institute the
most searching investigation as to the class of merchan
dise we sell, our methods as well as prices. Buying heav
ily for all departments, we can save customers money
on many items, m most instances our prices with credit
accommodation are lower than are those of the so-called
cash •tores.
FREDERICK &NELSON, ( m
Complete Credit Housefurniihers
Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets
WffSBPfSfM $25.00 In Millinery
Pianos Reduced $100
ft I l~"^***—s«^R jMj T«rm« ■■ Low at $10 Down and
'!!>» novelty of ■•Mine fi»» wit li th« put' hut of a piano $15 la
tiiiiliiiTv or milt*, at your own choice, .ii/nultxl In many extra piano
»*l'« i )■!■ «'fk.
\V* mvii r«>«lti« on our bis »toe k of planoa at on-», and a reduction
from r*g.jlar *«Ulng \mlu»i la 'iunt<-! -
ttst.aa values 915CJ.00
tIOO.OO VAUVt'M .9200.00
js:n.iii) VALUES «250.00
l-.«y i«nn» and miiittl payment down
WEBER PIANOS. KOMLER A CAMPBELL, WHEELOCK PIANO*.
KURTZMAN PIANOS. BTUYV EBANT PIANOS AND WAONER
PIANOS TO SELECT FROM • „„,..
WEAVER ORGANS ON SALE I AND ALSO TMB PIANIBTA
PIANO PLAYER
It will pay to buy your piano at VELVET, worth 1J.00... .... 81.00
rhrrttro'*, i It* ar« wine prlcea in CHIKT-X)Na H."WERB, I>A«"D--
Millinery— HALF PRICE.
HATH, tvirular valun I* 00 .. .Bt.OO Second-hand <>ntana. from 810 up.
COATtf. n>cular Vi.li!.- Kl.oo. .■•».»«» Hecon4-band I'tanoa at low at 925
IT*, r*«T»!ar valu« Kl.oo. .*li.oo
1305 X /t/9 ■ Awl ** • 1308
Second Avt. £//&* ** d »Mi?a Btcond Avo*
In the Arcade Building.
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MaCM V rli!c««o, Illlnola.
Qffl f THE NonTIIERN LIQUOIICO^
Spaclal Salt of | I Navy Whlt« Blank.tt
Universal Steal Ranges | «tnct < y ah wo.i, w»i,htm»
f-hol* Il«ns». t;i) ami up. » $4.00 a Pair
lOIJIO e«cot»J Avenu. South. IW. S. Kirk, 1208 Ist Ay.
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