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Monday, April 10, 1916.
COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS
<j* "I f\ to $20 cash and a small monthly pay
«P J. U ment yrill furnish your home!
Carpet Department fl^Kf —'"■' " flfc
;; $i 5.75 ::i;:;;;''';""^Ofe 1
THIS BRASS BED $B.7s^^^^
Satin Kiuisli, Mcnulnr Trice
$11.00. K|iexiul Mm—
«j^ _© fl? ''■' > .
>! I■ I ■ "*> Wr*P^!«f!* spc, ially
.„„„,.. „ —— - . L— „ fIKBBBr^^H M desired.
HI'KCIAL THIS WF.KK I |B<M S «nltnry rotl( . h . ffQ 7 r
111 Library Table, *Q TPC s , ie , lal ..,..> $U.f 0
limsheil fntiled ■ ■ yOi I J I
Taoma Furniture & Outfitting Co.
maki: Yin i; OWM ti:ioih with is. Mt.U MKMOWAT.
HUGE COMPANY PRESENTS BIG
WAR DRAMA, 'LITTLEST REBEL*
With thelarges t cast ever M9i
by a stock company in Tacoma,
the Wilkes Players yesterday sur
prised their audience by the pol
ished, careful production which
they gave to the. great war dramn,
"The Littlest Rebel."
Not only is the play one that
will linger long lv the memories
of those who witness it, but the
players are cast in the parts as
well or better than they w«M
when this famous drama came
PANTAGES
"HOIJUAV IX DIXIK"
liosii: LLOYD
M IRION Ml NSOX * 00.
FOl l{ OTHKR liUi AfTS
The Very Newest I
MILLINER V I
Daily Exhibited at
Blackman's New Store
A Featuring
iry Trimmed
t\ at
, ;/\ f^l/ $10.00 i;
; — MOIUI XKW HATS in this great, new store than in any ;
three millinery shops hereabouts! The vast diversity of
styles is assurance of finding becoming hats.
—Trimmed Hats of lisere liraid, hemp, rough and glazed ;
straw, in lnushroom, drooping lirim, narrow brtm sailor and I
high crown models. Colors that match or combine perfectly '
with all the correct new costume materials. These Hat
values occasion constant surprise. See our latest, at svoo,
*7.50 and sio.no.
Designing, Remodeling and
Quick Service
TAKK KlTHi:i{ WntlKCa to the Elevator, on 11th at..
sust below Uroadway, or tliruiiKli Prince's new store on
Broadway.
The Rest Room, with all Us comforts, free telephone, etc.,
Is «t your service, with a welcome.
II rh. £* BROADWAY - IACOMA.
ueHt wit 11 a Uroadway company.
Little Ann Pittwood, in the lead-
Ing role, is an artlwt. And she
literally "stopped the show" •• es
terday al'U'rnoon and last nin;it,
while the audience, interrupted
her with spontaneous applause.
In addition to the largecast
of players, there are 2n troopers,
taking the part of Civil war sol
diers, in the company.
It I'icmk Monday. It ends
Saturday. Whnt? Tlie next
novel-u-Meek in The Times, |
entitle*! "North of Fifty-
Three."
You'll Find
* It Here T
■AVI THK (JIHI, ON TIIK ffMMi
V Hoft tongiii' it 'I
S!.|,liin HianoimK (iiccL min
ister of Ununce, resigns.
Kciiiicwick, Whsli., to Imw
iininri sunk \ a i"«l v.x clearing
house for Itvcatock sliipiieil 10
unrtliwi'st mavkt-tti.
20c iinil Me nioiclinnts' liiim-Ii
at Uiienwald's, 1 I 1:' liroudwuy.
"adv."
rnuli-li holllhill'd hi.l llttiii'l.
empty Turkliti trenrlips on Ti-
ris frost.
Vikin« Hair Tonlr. Wliy stnv
bald? Boi 10, Tiicoma. 'ailv."
Pl<-lMd liandits rejmtcd to In
travelling With VHU, iire slron-'.
[tougb si>Hcimeiis of ])l:ynicßl ile
velopnif lit.
Free testing j;lasses, $I.HO up.
I'faff, Optician, 1147 Broadway,
"adv."
President Wilson nnd Senator
Cummtßl kN unoi>i>oKed in lo
day'H presldonttal preference pii
iiiar\ in lowa.
ON' Mattresses made new. Main
1834. adv
IYhii* Noil l'ii|ien, OMHW
military attache reealltd from r
S., is Hpnt froni Merlin M Merit
mis.sion to llollanil.
McLean the contract mover.
Mala 1850. adv.
ItusviHii in' pi-ill. lim.ii deslroyei'
Stroßi rams 'i'enton .su lima line.
( <)>imi:i:( i \i. iiiMditv .v
PRUITnra TO. Main U?. ad
l.a I'ollette «ill Ih. 1 repi'eseut
ed by 11 of the -ti ileleM*ti'N lioni
WUoOBIIB at republtcM national
< onvenllon.
Fine I .v Inn.l lixly's si/.e liaiijo,
cost $71; will take ||B. See Mr.
Golden, 1114 Pacific aye. I fish
market.) "adv."
Two |iolicemen murdered 'iv
KtltO thieves at St. Louis, M".
Cut flowers and floral work
Hinz, florist, So. 7th and K. adv.
Old timers will UN of expul
sion of C'hiiit'sp From Taeoma :ii
mecling Of Ilisiuricul Bocltt)
Research club tomorrow Bight .ti
Comnieicial cluli.
V. M. O. A. will hold "mixer"
for new members tomorrow
night.
\Ya*MiiKt<>n held 12012,170 bov.-s
of applfis in storage April 1 M
against 411.51H boxes on Due. I.
Illinois will choose (iflegates
to democratic and republican
conventions at state-widu pri
mary tomorrow.
('Hllllto line, at lie.ill (if Kl'"11) 1
of bandits, crosses Dunnißo rfVflif
and «i» north to join Villa.
Jolin \V. ('diisidine tells Kmp
ress theaters in Seattle, Portland
and I'.'itn-
Twldy Cicel, 1», Is lield in
connection with «ii;nk on .ri-yeai-
old daughter of Howard Hart of
North llo(|uiain, lured into va
cant building.
Daiidly s|>otted fever, result-
Ins from bite of Rage ticks,
breaks out in Grant county, Ore.
Xenrly 7,00 head of elk aro
roaming on Olympic peninsula.
Fourth ol' prisoners ut Moniue
reformatory are released on par
ole.
MUUUUAOK m<i:\skk •
Rol L Reynolds and Harriett*
A. Ballantyne, both of Tacoma
Richards Arnold and Kthel H.
Rounds, both of Seattle! \V. \V.
Tinker of Tacoma and Bertha
Schroeder of Corvalis, Ore.; .1. R.
Johanson and Maiy A. Fox, both
of Seattle; David Slolker of Seat
tle and Louise B. Wing of Chi
cago; Albert F. Barclay and Mrs.
Louisa Will both of Seattle.
Phone Main 2946
FOR POTATOES
Of All Kinds, Also for
I'lnnting.
Early Rose, per 100 lbs.,
up from ;.. ,sl..'W
White Potatoes for seed, per
100 lbs., up from ... .91.00
For this week only.
CAR HOTS,
ONIONS,
TlHNll'S
and all kinds of Vegetables
AT LOW—I I'HICKS IX
CITY.
BISMARCK
GARDEN CO.
HiMlls 2.V26
Tnroniit Public Market.
THE TAOOMA TIMES
Blanche Sweet at the Colonial This Week I
Scene lioiii ill.- "Blacklist."
"..■•;■! mc.lie (Irnnm in which
Itlttiuhe Sueet is fenlured lliis
m-ek at the Coloninl. This tn
voi'lte Miepii iirtist U seen in the
pint of Vein, the little school
teacher.
| WHERE TACOMA IS
AMUSING ITSELF :
Theaters
All «ook I'Mcpi riiiir-(la> — '•
Uilkes I'lMjers in "The lit
• Iphl Keltel; 1' RiatlMM ««■<!-!
MMIM mill Sal iii'iliij.
—i'liiirstln.v —l ni\cis,|i \ oi' ;
Miihiunii Bias (lull.
I'AXTAUIIS
All awk, nialliipcu -Hid
► itthl^—"llolitlny in l>i\i«\" In-! '<
■ ■■ii-~i< ill allOW) with x.uklcvlllo
l>i||.
Photoplay Houses |
|{K<;i;n t
ratll H'ed«aiiila| —••iiuliws;
Him Itiown Keyes," uitli lie*- !
hie IliuiisiHle.
AI'OM.O
All >\p«>li—"lieutint; Hack,"
willi Al .hMininKs. t'liioiis •<m-!
rift, in Icmillmk role. Add.'d;
atlraction—Mr. mid >||>. \f r-]
linn < H>-tle.
lOfOMAL
I'm il WednpsdHj — "The
liliirklisl," with lllaiK he
Sut-ei. ;
LIftRHTV
I Mill W pdliositxy "The
Bmlacr," with William Itus.
s<*ll. mid third <>|iis(i(U>. "The
sii'jin(4»' <iiso «,f Mary Pag*.' 1
KEEP A JAR OF
MUSTEROLE HANDY
ll Vnickly I.<m.s<mis uiKOujtlis ;,nd
<ol(ls in Tlii'ohi or Clu'st.
■lust a little MUITBROLI nib-
Mi on your sore, tight chest be
fore you KO to bed will loosen up
congestion and break up most se
vere colds and coughs
MUITIROLB Is a ciean, white
.mitment made wltli oil of mus
lard. Simiily rub it on. No plas
ht necessary. Better than mus
taid plaster and does not Mister.
Thousands who use MI'STKH
OLK will tell what relief it gives
irom Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Toiißilitlg, Cro,,p, stiff Neck,'
Asthma. Neuralgia, Headache
Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheuma
tism, l.uinbngo, Pains and Aches
of the Back or Joints, Sprains,
Sore Muscles, Bruises. Chilblains'
Frosted Feet and Colds lit often
prevents Pneumonia).
At your druggistß, in |g« and
■)0c jars, and r special large hos
pital size for $2.50.
He sure you get the genuine
MUBTEROLB. Refuse imitations
get what you ask for. The Mus
terole Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
MUSTEROLE
WE SELL
CHEAPER
White River Potatoes, 100
H's $1.35
White River, medium size,
100 lbs »5o
Netted liem, 100 ll>s. 91.110
Karly Hose. 100 lbs.. . IM.HS
Beauty of Hebron, 100 lbs.
for $1.00
Early Rose (seed), 100
lbs • I.lift
Stock Potatoes, 1011 lbs. «.%<•
Onions, 13 lbs SB*-
Carrots, sack 75r
Beets, sack 780
Parsnips, sack "Bo
Apples, Yaklma, per box,
up from 91.<M>
All Kinds of Poultry Food.
Flour, Feed, Vegetables and
Fruit.
Free Delivery to All Parts
of the City.
WKKTKRN FlU'lT <*>.
Cor. lilth iind Market.
Main 1020.
TURN TO IMK CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON I'AGB 7 FOB
KIHI I.TH. BEE PAGE SEVEN.
Blanche Sweet Has Neat
Photo Drama at Colonial
"The Blacklist" is on«- of the .male cola.
■troogeit drama ahowa at the
Colonial tin ater in tome time.
Blanche Sweetl n tii<> leading role
Minus ;inot her aide of her re-
Diurkable versatile )i imi i-i<>,i <•■
al'lllty and she is abl\ aupportod
bj the l.ank\ ali-siar Mat, wiln
Cliarlfa C'larj playing, the leading!
Al Jennings Film Is
Truly Exciting Drama
\l Jennings ie>ents an ins u It— Scene from "Healing Hack,"
hi the Xpollo all week.
Full of punch from bCflnßltlf
to end with all the exciting ele
ments of ■ wild west story-
holdup*, a train robbery, posse
pursuits, a love affair between a
bandit nm\ a girl, betrayal and
tapturt of the outlaw gMg,
"IScatiiiK Back," the life story
Delighted Throngs Pack
Regent Photoplay House
The opening of the Regent the
ater Sal unlay brought such
Ihroughi that more than 1,000
were turned away nnd yesterday
the tlxater was packed afternoon
mid Bight. (Expressions of the
most enthusiastic, kind were
heard. Every one was Oil toll
awiiy by I lip beauty of the decora
tions the handsome old rose de
signs, draperies, hangings and
Cirpetl, The neatly costumed
S ilazar On War Path
101. PASO, Tex., April 10.—With the announced intention of
taking up arms against the IT.1 T. S., (Sen. Incx Sula/ar, former Hucita
tgtfOt, was reported today to havo crossed tlie liordei'. The infor
niutlon was given to the police by a man who was closely associated
with Salazar.
Salazar was one of lluerta's most successful field commanders,
although defeated by Villa at Pairal. Later he came to the V. S.
and "us arrested here and tried for conspiring against American
neutrality. He wns acquitted. When the news came of the Santu
Ynaliel massacre, a mob here tried to lynch him.
RapsWomen'sDresses
SALT LAKI CITY, APRIL 10.—Up-to-date styles of women's
Ires* caiiie in for a scathing denunciation yesterday at the hands of
Preudent Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church, before an nudifin-e
of several thousand men and women. "1 see young women going
down the streets in garb not only ridiculous, but shameful, stiggest-
Inn and humiliating to the modesty of honorable men," he said;
i .Hi"- that make lustful the low ucoundrels who are willing to de
rile anything that Is sacred."
Sound Leads In Trade
Estimates based on official figures show that the Washington
customs district In foreign trade will run at least 130,000,000 abend
of the combined district of San Francisco, Southern California and
Oregon during the fiscal year ending .luno It. These estimates show
that tlie Washington district's foreign trade for the 12 months of
(he fiscal year will total more than $230,000,000. The combined
totals of Hi" other districts will be $1!00,000,000,
The drama idis of adventure |
ill tb« Nevada mine lirlds ,i!id ■
strong romance is woven Isto ill"
■tory in i maaterl) faahlou. Mini
Rweel ap|] ars iii the role of the'
daughter of i mine worker.
\ new I'nliic wcrl.lv ihOWlng
ihc activities of the I'nited Btatea
tiodi s in Mexico is featured.
drawn in which Al J«BBlD|l la
shown at tlic Apollo, iniercsti'd
crowds yoslciday, and promlass
to become a much-talked of pro
duction while in Taconia.
Mr. and .Mrs. Vernon Castle ;q>
pear in a film which is the added
attraction, showing a number Of
MV CaßCjr dances.
ushers with their natty caps arc
HtunniiiK. The ladles' rest room
Is a dream of beauty.
The playing of Roseoe Knuppc
on the big unit orchestra cansi'd
frequent and MthualMtie ap
plause.
All the charm of love's \oung
(Ircain is packed in the admirably
staged and beautifully pictured
"Bullets and Brown Eyes," which
is the DPORIBg featurt*. with Ben-
Hle Barrlscale In the hading role.
SOMPTHINO SKW KVEHV OAT
Tilt 111 mi Mold. UN PACIFIC AVENLK.
Pre-Eas(er Display and Sale of
Novelty and Staple,
White and Colored
Wash Fabrics 1916
Opening Sale of Sun-Fast
and Tub-Fast Materials
:t.v iti( i:i'Tii>\ \<>ii.i:s —
a-rs ■» as kbjmwb
an exquialte weave; /)C« , ' ' ',"?
Wlll , Iteautlful patterni, dam
ly stripes, ekaoka and
:{.">(■ ••|{u\Tl-:\" voii.i-' in iio\cliy plaid de*ls>a, No
lachei wide. Tins iplendid ':'" lIV."' ''■ °"• °2***
araiat and drew fabric shown ''' 1 tP
only l.y the Paoplea Btore ■ >:ll<l 'uo
siii]ifs mid floral 00« —————^~
effects; i yard t«JO KOKWiMHi i»i:i:ss <;i\<;-
II X.MS The new am] pop
:r.r ihiuiwii; \oii.i-:— i; u. demand for cbildrea'a
iii inches wiiic: n new and ichool wear and women'i
lovely liiiirir for yoiniii'n! waih dreatea; over II iwit
walata and drawee; OC#» lama to tiiooae rrom; ah.o
■ yanl coi> plenty ol plain Ifl'*
:«.-„• ••UONTK.X- SKI-:!, ' ""^ lUu
\oiiii: -si in. iick aride; a •ijonti:\" /.i mvi: <;i\<;-
Finn woven fabric witg beau- hams ::_' Inchea; <-i|ua] In
litui paatal dsaifu; OC#» waar and pattern io tlie fin
u yard tJu eat Imported Ringhani at
li-ss than half i h« 1 C —
Me sii.k BOIRETTK 31 ,„;,,.. yard J3C
inclii's wiiic. ,i mIII; and cot«
toa novelty for skins and kviisa — wiiiti-: roithr
dresses, in pretty plain lt<»v I'lyi i; ■ la inches
ahadaa; QRf» "We; lha ri^ln weight ami
■ yard www porrecl finish tot tha aan
Outdoor skirts, QC.
iti iiiuvs ( n s r i mi: . .. ard /hP
CRBPK Hi: chink S« ""
inches wide; hall silk and IMI'IIIMI I) KMIIHOIDBR*
cotton fabric of limple beau- Il> I'OII.K :t6 Inchea wide;
ly for lingerie, bloueei and k'erj dainty for blouse and
reception all even- lUßtnier dieses, KHf
ili>i shades; Cfl*» :i >:l"' uIIC
a yard out.
\o\ i i.rv w urn: nkiim
:t(i-l\< II i:\IMI M sii.k l\<. ::>i Inchea wide. In
( nil I o\s in the new two rorduroy, pique, Kuburdine.
and three toae awning lierringb<>ne and basket
stri|«.s. For this sale, CA weavea.
special, a yard . . . JUu Sptcial lot -J JL>
ISr .n\i:Ml.i; rtVOTN — HHKRHKTTR \VAIsTIN(iK
"Tootal'i Lton quality," the - 36 Inchw wlda; uaavr
sii|ierior of an] Binllar fal'- I'iissed for women's fine
rle for houac draaaaa and blousei and babiea' draaaaa.
children's wenr; 10r» Bpeclal, OElf«
a yard IJb t yard L\J'
Children Buried Alive
LOS ANGELES, April lo - Buried ahw Ity a small riur-ini
wliile playing in the yard lack <>i their home ;it Venice, Phlll|i Qlh
her, 13, w;is siillik alcd. iind liis little litter Helen, UK X, «as reti
cued uncoD»cloue, The little ilrl «iii recover. Th« plight i/i tli<*
children was discovered by the father when lie went to <-<>11 tiiurt
for dinner, ills ittentios vu tttrtcted to the ipot where the) ;<l
been dining H hole when he saw some OfhlldaUChter'l hair pro
tradlng above the level of the sund. The boj vu found dead undef
seven feet of Hand.
Two Cars In Collision
I'l >AI,I.I'P, April 10.- In a collision vsterday at Meridian
strut and sth fcWBM north, two <uik were l>a<lt> damaged, Inn no
one was hurt, An Olympic laundry auto driven by .les» BtlbCrt
iiiished into a JitßtJ driven l>\ l,eo .Moran, who was roiniiiK 'roia
Siminir.
IllTTi: PLAVKM ARK GVKHTB
Mcniliors of Ihc Hutti' Imttfliiill tfiim wore honor K'lt'sts at t<H
day's luncheon at the ConsMrctal club, PrMidcm Joe McQlnnlt||
wiik one of Hie siirukrrs.
U. S. Cruisers at Top
WASHINGTON, D. <'. April 10.--The new 1\ S. scout entlstrßj
us planned for tin 1 navy, will far MtclßM In Rpeed and range jutioii
■njrtktßg ever contemplated bjf Mf na\al power. Designers have
hit upon a way ti> product' :!.Vknot iiuft of MOrmoui cruising radius,
'i'liiN will iif driven by bleb power turbiiit-s. The hoiiße naval hud-
COmmtttM licnan unr'i today on framing the naval appropriation
liill wirh will Include the administration's $.".ihi,oi)O,ooO five-year
prOgTSJB for new fighting tdiipK.
i< »". Miiiiiii hn I'AIIKIC Arrlra
It iui m. Spokana Limited—No. Vaklma. Patco, Spokane Ilia. a*.
1:40 a.m. Portland Night l.»i>—Vial It Defiance too a S!
1.10 a in. Beadle fioni lollalnd via. It. IJefl.ince I'lo a! m?
1:00 a.m. Atlantic Rip.—Spokane, H*l«i>a, Bi tto, St Paul
Chicago H»»a.«.
1.00 a.m. Wllkeijn, Caibonado, Fairfax 701n 2 1
« mm. Cruya Harbor Line—Via Point Lin* * Oljrapla 4: joi2*
I 35 a.m. Portland Local—Via Yelm and 80. Tieumii... J'Js?" *•
I|ta. m. Raymond * 80. Bend via Yelm and 80. Tii-o.m • ■*»« 2*
in 10 a. in. Seattle Local—Seattle and Intermediate l-li. **
i|-4t p. m. Seattle—From Portland. Raymond and 00. Bend. "*
via Yelm and 80. Tacoraa 11 ii
100 p.m. Orayi Har. Local—Via Point Defiance I-ib,?' 1*
V'lO p. m. MU« Val. Llm.—Bininca. Kan. City. Bt Loula... | On °"*•
mo h. in. S.Mtn.•- From C3ruy§ liar. Ma Pt. D«oanc«.... V in*"■•
i.OOnm. Ortlr.K. Carbonado, Buckley, Kanasket titnPm*
146u. m. PorllonJ Sp.clal via Pt. Drflanc, 4k Central!*.. ":J« ? "J»
146 n m. Raymond A 80. Bend via Pt. Dafane* Tii p ■**
rtopm. Orayi Harbor Exd—Via Ukxvlcw * Dupont. li:?.* I**
100 P. m. No. Coatt Llm—Bpokano. Butte, Bt. Puul. Chlo. ii«" "*•
,}*6p in. Sealtlß -From Oraya Har. via. Ho. Tacoma .... ll'-fafr^
• •JUpm. Seattle—From Portland via Pt. Utflance •■ii*- 1*"
160 Im. Bealtla—From Orayt Unrbrr vln Pt. Deflai'ick*' I ,nt>r*«
(>.,: i iii Bhore Line Exp.~Kverctt. Itclllngham. Van.. B.C. 11 a* „
12-45 Vm. Blioro Line Exp. —Portland ami Intel ninllato . ii:i>n p™*
VOO p. in. I"ter Llm—Krerett Belllngham. Van.. B. C... iS,.}
bo6p. m. Inter. Llm.—Urine.pal atatlunn to Portland -, !' 2*
I 4fi p. m. Oriental Llm.—Spokane. St. Paul and Chlraro.. lft'on 2r
645 p.m. Boutheait Exp— Spokane, Billings. Kon.ai City. P *•
1:45 p.m. Fa»t Mall (Mall and F.xprccn only) ' j. M . _
in on |. in. "Owl"—Everett, Bolllnghiim, Vaucouver. B. C. ll^tiu 3*
1210 a.m. "Owl"—Portland and Intermediate iVsn 2*
CIIICAIIO. minilHl.F .« «T. PAUL "•■•».■,
Ilium. Qrajri Har Spec—Aberdeen, Hoqulam, Raymond lot « •_.
1:4 la. m. Olympian —Spokane, Iflaaoula. Butta. Bt. Paul. m>
Chicago *•• & b.
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