The Seattle star. [volume], November 07, 1912, Image 8

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oMA The Musical News
JSSra H Published by Filer* Music House.
Compiled at Third and University.
Jr VOl. 1. SKATTI.I-. WASH., NOV 7, I'M.' No 2.
ri/TH k V anos t° Be Sold
rl IK A I for Half the Cost JTMlfl
LA I lift* of the Making!
The following pianos and many more have been
taken in part payment on Autopianos during the past
month's great sale. All are in first-class order and
fully guaranteed. We want them out of the way of
the enormous holiday stocks now arriving and there
fore they'll all be sold many cases
At Less Than Half the Cost of Making! Jz£gJn
The opened at 9 An >' » ,1 » no w,n l " > h " 1 ' 1 ,or
,L. X—.,.. Chrtatraas delivery, but a mnall ■
tiling. chaw will t*> mail<» for dorax* I
a- $t» down and $6 a w w« apa>-«
month will be made, if de- :«Z*o,\tT<o
sired. buikilng. !
Original Price NOW By ■-'
J. P. Hale Piano . $ 35
Johnston Piano . . $390 $ 76
Sherwood Piano. . $275 $88
lakeside Piano . . $300 $ 95 Vn^araiH§||[
Geo. B. Bent (Crown) $300 $116
Johnston Piano . . $400 $138
Johnston Piano . . $400 $142 J^ylS!
Smith & Barnes Piano $400 $155f^^KflVj
(bickering Piano . $550 $265 MHftn
GRANDPIAN^
WA<% NO%V
ttallett & Davis . . $750 $235 op33j|
Steger Grand "V . $800 $415q =
Lester Parlor Grand . $900 $490 \m ■Jfcuß
And many more equally startling prices.
PLAY£R_PIANOS
All 88-note, late
WAS NOW
PLAYATONA (practically r P/\ 4? t?
new). Twentv rolls of music \ j I "C J f
and bench included >J\J J? 6*
PIANAUTO PLAYER tfrAA $ mm m? ■fiVIW
«S6OO $375 aIM
93 5 $650 $390 Iff!
And many others, including several used Pianola Pianos at 401 I
less than half price. 8
right start, so the first itep in your journey over a railroad
foretells the pleasure it will give through to the end.
It is a definite event that may make or mar a trip :: Th*
Oregon-Washington Station
FOURTH AVENUE and JACKSON STREET
if the finest structure of its kind in the West. Its massivenesa
evidences the solidity of the trains. Architecturally surpassing
similar buildings on the Coast, it is as convenient as it is attrac
tive. While O-W. R. &N. trains denote the last word in
luxury, no less is this true of the Oregon-Washington Station.
You transact all preliminaries to your trip, including tickets antk reservations, at
the City Ticket Office, 716 Second •venue, Seattle. Then, with everything
arranged, you are ready to go to tke station and take advantage of its
numerous comfort* and conveniences prior to tke departure of your train.
lA* itation it an ornament and a credit to the city. It maltee a
fatting imftreetimn on the traveler who enterl it
OREGON-WASHNGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
THE SEATTLE STAR
Well, after all, the *hole thlng'a up lo IJs.
However »» may ir> to niiift the shame.
It * you ami I thai fully sr« lo blame
If thltigH arn In • tsugle and a muss.
If Might la right, If (looilniaa yields to Clieed,
If Mammon thrive*, ami Hod la ijulte lor got,
If evil reigns In many a beauty »|>ot.
It la becauae We have not takeu heed.
The wronga that live ar«» Ihoae we tolerate
Because we have not tried to utake thetn right;
II liarkneaa rulea where Jnatlre calls for Light,
If lajvu la trampled out hy Wralh and Mat*, *
If little children 101 l aud women slave,
If aonie meu starve while others feaal and waste,
If Truth la loat gad IJberty disgraced,
If mllllona faat from chlldrhood to the grave,
II la becauae, for all our nolae and fuaa.
We stay content with matters aa they are.
We have the final chsisre lo make or mar —
Well, after all, the whole thlng'a up to t's!
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE 1
New* of the Day Condensed for Buay People I
Huiitfribfri lo Thr Hltr
will • «»iifrr i f«vur by itn(ifvin«
(tils "fth * mi onc« ' f fall
ure to urc «ti«l r« *
ul*r t)»li*«r>- of ihv ymumr. or
llif «tt*>n|»t |o lulxtlHul* l HA*
other t>«|»«r for Th«
Htur It l« thf rtetlr# of the
liuiirt<«inrn« |o »«M Uf« !»:• >i»«l
a»«*rv|« « for a It. »ml « umj.uint e
flvvn rtti.l prompt
• (t«nihm If your inp«r f*ll»
to nrrlt* «fiy »il*M by 4
o clock, kindly phone thli office*
• I oft' 9 Main 9400 Atk for
lh* <'ircuiall(»n I >«p*r Intent.
Victoria, the isst ataamar to
leave for Nome thla year, will
reach pier 2 late tonight rtbe car
rtea it. i passengers and a cargo ol
gold bullion and fur*.
An sshlbit of o r *' n *- 9'sssss snd
vegetables la >»clng aettt from Hair
banks to the Minneapotla lau»d
Show
Dr. Orant Calhoun, who ratitrtsd
last nlgbl from an Kaatern tup. i»
porta that the Seattle health «ahlt
It at the International Haultatlon
congress. St Wa.hlng.ot>. U C., is
one of Its main features.
* Water Shut-Off Notlee #
* Prom 9 a in. until Sp. m *
* tomorrow, water will be »h«t #
* off on Htith a*. 8 . from Jsrk *
t aou at to Heatlle I*l vd ; on *
* King el. from lilith a* H to 0
* Tenth •* 8.: Weller at. from ♦
* Fifth •* H to #lith a*. *. •
* ( bar lea at from HUth »v. a •
* to Maynsrd a*. *
U. 8. »•»»/ office hat Jut! recnv
nl t2i,UWt In ><>ld froiu N<>tn> T*o
mora •hl|>tn*ot* from th» north will
complete (hit T«r'« rrrelpt*.
Memorial oommltlM of Ihi Cham
ber of I'nmnxTrx haa decided ou
the triangle hounded by V«iir, Jef
fereon and Third u the local lon lor
the Main* of the ltii> <kiv Mrdrn
In preference to (be <Ju«"en Anor
bill alt*.
American Hawaiian liner Co
lumbia e*!!e tonight with 2&0.000
feet of lumber. 66,000 caaea of aaJ
mon and I* car load* of ahlngtea
for New York.
* WOMAN OF 103 SPEAKER *|
* KI'tSKNK. Or.. Nov. 7- *|
* "Drmndma" Todd, who la near *
* ly 103, ww one of ih«' *
* a) the Chrlatlan church rally. *
* "Orandma" Todd baa been a *
* member of that denomination #
j * at nee girlhood, and In her mua *
!* *age to the <hlldren aarrlbed *
I # to her Chrtatlan life the many #
| * frteiida ahe baa now to take *
l * care of her. *
« . *
S. 8. Alameda ie on her way to
Seattle with 300 lona of copper ore
from Cordova. Marlpoaa la loading
the aatnc amount for delivery at Ta
coma. The freighter t'ordota will
bring down about 2,600 tone.
LOCATION FOR
NEW FIRE HOUSE
A F. Haaa, chairman of tbe pub
lie aafety committee of the city
council E. t> Blaine, chairman of
the finance comml'tee, and Fire
Chief Stetson were thla afternoon
in Weet Heat tie. looking for an ap
propria!'■ local lon for a new fire
honae The fire station In uae at
preaent la wholly inadequate. Com
bined with the new ftre house will
be a branch police at at lon An
propria! lon of $7,600 haa been made
and the location auggealed la limit
ed to the dlatrlct l»etwo«n Callfor
nla at. and Alaaka av.
BABY DESERTED
Washington Children * Home so
ciety Is trying to find Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Cooley, who have deserted
thclr 20-rnonth-old child. The baby
I* lying nick at the Waynlde Emer
gency hospital. It wan placed In a
private home for a time at the re
quest of the mother, who paid the
board bill. Tho father visited the
child imce and promised to return,
but all trace of the parents has since
been lost.
GOLD SEEKERS
With a hardy hand of credulous
treasurer ieekers tho steamer IMel
more lias left Plymouth for the
Island <\f Cocos, somewhere off the
northwest coast of South America
There Is supposed to be a buried
treasure on the island and for some
reason or other than treasure Is at
tracting a Rood deal of attention.
There have been three expeditious
made up to hunt It In the last four
months and every expedition says it
I has the key to the situation and
Mho chart showing the treasure's
! location.
SgspcmiMitij
I Mlaa Laura CaHaon, 3653 Sunset
place, waa severely hurt law night
by an automobile driven by J. O.
Kenton.
Portland, Or,—Bill Larey and
Margaret n*nsoo. elopers. were
afraid to face the court bouse
"Cupid." They Importuned a pass
erby Without taking their names,
he rushed Into the building and re
lumed wlUi a license for "Oi F*l
Stn" snd "Chin Lung." "natural
lied
BHKMBRTON. Nov. 7.—The
T'uget Sound nnvy yard la recog
nixed as the largest In the country
and Ik belnK used as a model for
the other ones, according to Com
mandant Hear Admiral V. L. Cott
man, who returned from the con
vention of navy yard commandants
at WashliiKlon, IJ. (' , yesterday He
says as n result of the conference
the central system of operation, In
use in the l'uget Hound yard, was
ordered to bo used In all the yards
Women's Commercial club and
tho Women's Homo Consumers'
league will hold a Joint dinner to
night at the Commercial club. Tho
menu will consist of Washington
goods exclusively. More than HiO
tickets have Already been sold.
, m
r OEC2TON ORALF.V
KM*
Charlaa R Wilaen, thres-msstsd
schooner. haa been purchased by
-he Pacific Coast Codftshlng Co.,
for uae In Iterlng m Hhe coat
about fft.ooo
Portland, Or,—Jack McCormlck
tried to make hi* iblrsty home
drink a pall of beer aa the reault of
nn electlon bet. Then Jack tried
to rtde the home .When pulled
out of the river he waa still con
aclona.
A FALL JOKE.
Kitty Hare you noticed It?
Frank —Noticed what?
Kilty That In the fall the leann
Imv«.
Frank And the leave* in the
fall. fall.
San Franciaco.—"Mr. Mule. I'm a
hull moneer. Now anort." Private
Jamleaon told a Prealdlo "Maud*."
Then ho tried to net Mande'a leg
In a viae (Seorge won't do any
drilling for three wecka. aay army
pbyatrtana
Oakland.—"l atole them chicken*'
while dnink," Frank Foater told
Judge Kllxworth. "I ought to have
a liquor rure." "All right," aald
Judge Kllaworlb San Qurntln la
the heat cure I hnow." Finally,
however, Fbater aecured a week'*
delay.
Britiah ete-vmahip Orterlc la in
Tacoma, loading 56.000 barrel* of
flour, valued at $220,000. She will
aall about Not. 20 for Oriental
porta.
Toyo Knen Kalaha will eoon add
three new ateamera to Ita line.
They will run between Japan and
the weal <oji*' of Mouth America.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moore—"A Butterfly on the
Wheel."
Metropolitan—Dtiatln Farnuin In
"The l.lttleat Rebel."
Seattle—"The Deep Purple"
Alhambra — Photoplay* and
vaudeville.
Orpheum—Vaudeville.
Empieee—Vaudeville.
Pantagea Vaudeville.
Grand —Vaudeville and motloo
picture*
Clemmer —I'liotophya and vau
deville.
Melbourne Photoplaya and vau
deville.
BEST NAVY YARD
JOINT DINNER
Among the speakers will be Mrs.
C. M Johnson, C. K. Smith, C. C.
Finn, J. F. Miller. F. T. Hlckcox, J.
F. Ilardemann and U 8. Wlnnns,
president of the Seattle Manufac
turers' usvoelutlou.
FREDERICK. & NELSON
Worth-While Savings on Toilet Sundries
In a Special Friday Selling
HAIR TONICS
Pinaud's Eau etc Quinine,
special 20* and 0!»*.
Ncwbro's Herpicide, spe
rial 30* and 59*.
Panderine, special 20*.
Ayer's Hair Vigor, special
«o*.
FACE POWDERS
ha lilac In- J'"acc Powder,
special 2 O*.
Java Rice Powder, special
24*.
Pinaud's I.oria Powder,
*pecial 10*.
Roger & Collet'* Rice
Pc»w<ler, special 10*.
Roger ft Gallet's Violet
<le I'arme Powder, special
3B*.
BRUSHES
"Ideal" Hair Brushes, spe
cial
Hair Brushes with solid
wood backs and 1.3 rows of
bri-tles, I*l.oo.
Hair Brush, witli solid
wood backs, special 50<*.
Whisk Brooms, special
lO*.
Tooth Brushe-. with 4
rows of bristle*, -prcial M*.
French T«>oth Brushes,
sj.e> i.il JO* 1 .
Nail Brushes, with wood
backs, special 10^.
Tooth Brushes, special
12<*.
FACE LOTIONS
Hind's Honey and Al
mond Cre?m. special 20*.
Benzoin and Almond
Cream, special 18*.
Wisdom's Robertine, spe
cial 33*.
Kspey's Crearn, special
14*.
Gouratid's Oriental Cream,
special ®R*.
Holmes' Frostilla. special
13*.
Woodbury's Facial Cream,
special 14*.
FACE CREAMS
Graham's Kosmeo Cream,
special 32f.
Pond's Vanishing Cream,
special 14* and 39f.
Street and Afternoon Dresses
$18.50 and $25.00
THF. charm of these Dresses lies in graceful simplicity of outline, rather thaa k
elaboration of design and trimming; they admirably meet the need for a wuV
practical garment for dressy walking wear, or for informal afternoon occasions.
In a very desirable quality of Charmcuse Satin (taupe, brown, navy-blue or btai)
at $18.50. In Serge, Velvet, Ratine. Crepe-tle-Chine and Silk I'oplin at $25.60.
High- and Dutch-neck models, waists finished with satin girdle or in belted effect;
full-length sleeves; tastefully trimmed in nets and shadow laces, and in pipings of the
material. Skirts in plain and modified draped effects.
Sizes from Misses' 16 to Women's 42. —second rw
The Special Selling of Women's Suits at $29
Affords Important Savings
TIUS selling includes n ny desirable styles in Plain-Tailored and Demt-Triranw^
Suits, in all regular sizes from 34 to 42 bust measurement.
'I he materials are of materially higher quality than usually afforded in Suits at siffl
ilarly-low prices, among them being very fine domestic and imported grades of Corf*
roys, Zibelines, Serges, Mixtures, Men's-Wear Suitings and Worsteds.
The colors arc the staple Black and Navy-Blue, and the winter's favorite shadtt
of Tku, Brown and Gray.
An exceptional opportunity at $28.00. _seeond
The Showing of Women's Hosiery at 35c Pr.
(Three Pairs for $1.00)
INCLUDES the following desirable styles for present wear, all in carefully selectfd
grades:
SILK-LISLE—
Medium-weight Silk Lisle Hosiery, with
high splicetl heels, double soles, heels ami
toes, also 4-inch garter welt. Colors, black,
white and tan.
Light-weight Black Silk-lisle Hosiery,
fine gauge, strongly reinforced.
Lavender-top Black Silk-lisle Hosiery
made with double tops and soles.
LISLE—
Extra-size Rlack Lisle Hosiery, medium
weight, wide and elastic, with 4-inch gaiter
welt, double high spliced heels ami double
soles and toes.
COTTON—
Heavy-weight Black Cotton, with strong
ly reinforced foot.
Medium-weight Black Cotton Hosiery,
with Irish linen heel, sole and toe.
Peroxide Cream, special
15#.
Sanitol Cream, special
131.
Sempre Ciovine, special
2:lc.
Pompeian Ma - age Cream,
special 'ZUf.
C'asimere Floral Cream,
special 3tt<.
Satin Skin Cream, special
141.
TOILET SOAPS
Ctiticma Soap, special
13C.
Woodbury's Facial Soap,
special 14C.
"4711" Glycerine Soap,
*pe« ial 10^.
Roger & (".allet's Violet
Soap, special 23C-
Jergcn - ' Violet Glycerine
Soa(», special 8C-
Conti Castile Soap, 4-
pound bars, special sflC.
I.a Primera Castile Soap,
special 7C'
Physician's an<l Surgeon's
H"ap, spf< ial 7C»
Fairy Soap, special, dozen
cakes, I3C.
fears' Glycerine Soap,
special 12c.
Pears' Unseen ted Soap,
special IOC.
Packer's Tar Soap, special
12C.
Sylvan Toilet Soap, all
odors, special BC.
Jcrgen'K f )ld - fashicjned
Soap, special HC.
Auditorium Bath Soap,
special BC.
Armour's Monster Series
Soap, special 4C-
Williams' Quick and F.asy
Shavitig Koap. •-pecial 3C-
I.ifebuov Soap, special
4 C.
lap Rose Soap, special
SC
PERFUMES
Piver's Perfumes in vari
ous odors, social &5C
ounce.
Houbigant's Ideal Per
fume, special $1.45 ounce.
Houbigant's Perfumes in
Moss Ro*e, Geranium, Vio
let. Mugtiet, special $1.00
ounce.
Black Rib-top Cotton Hosiery, wW I
double foot and clastic top.
Split-sole Black Cotton Hosiery in ligh (
and medium weight, with double heel*
soles and toes.
Black Cotton Hosiery in medium weigh''
with white feet.
Extra-size Black Cotton Hosiery, v"*' l
hem top and 4-inch parter welt, double
soles, heels and toes.
Extra-size Black Cotton Hosiery
ribbed top.
Extra-size Black Cotton Hoiiery w' l ® l
split sole, double heel, sole and toe.
CASHMERE—
Black Cashmere Hosiery in seafflk®
style, with reinforced heels and toes.
-rwt ***
TALCUM POWDERS
Lehn & Pink's
Talcmn, special 18#.
"4711" Kau de Colo|jh
Talcum, «prcial 12*
Squibb'* Talcum Powder
spr< ial 11 *.
Armours Sylvan Tal (1181
Powder, special
Jergen'* Rose and Vio
lettc <le I />rme T*lcum, fa
cial lftf.
DENTIPRICEI
Pebeco Tooth Paste •
cial 2ft*.
Lyon'* Tooth Powder,
Special 13*.
Sanitol Tooth Powder,
Paste and Liquid, npnU
Graves' Tooth Powder,
spccial B*.
Euthymol Tooth Pas#
special 12*.
Sheffield's Tooth Pm&
spc ial I I*.
Calox, special IS*,
Revelation Tooth Powder,
special 15*.
C.lycothvmolin?, specs]
Sft*' and 73*.
So/<»dont Tooth WaA,
special 17*.
Riker's Tooth Powder,
special 10*.
MISCELLANEOUS
I,ustr-ite Nail Enamel,
spccial 13*.
Lambert's Lilterme, spe
cial 28* and s ßi
Peroxide of Hydrogen,
special Ht, 10* and 14f.
Mentbolatum, special
12<*.
20 Mule Team Bora*, fpe
cial B*.
Pinaud's Brilliantine, spe
cial 21C.
Blue Seal Vaseline, spe
cial 4*.
EI Perfecto Veda Rote
Roupe, special 25*.
Absorbent Cotton, special
18*.
Odor-Shun, special 15*
Mum, special IS*.
Eversweet, special IS*
llygca Nursing Bottles,
s|K - cial ft*.
Sea Salt, special IS#.
-Fir* Floor.