The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1903, Page 3

j\, Opened for ENSATIONAL EL OPEMENT Beautiful Sterling Silver DISAPPEARANCE OF SPOKANE SO IS AT LAST CLEARED MYSTERY OF CIETY SWELLS ® (Special to The Star) | Wykoff told hy r) I SPOKANE, Nov The myst et he t vk i last July, base “4 . by Beat a. } A ? Articles Mies Wokort ee: : ; have t © Ja pe Hn Peon. ht Db v but nd her Dr. Duntop was th t what “Sa sound nowhe ¢ Wykott was employed at his r the # mat my} Dr. Barelay’s Gri pe and Cold Cure ¥ tm the Mohawk building daugt was traveling aM + witt o td | sake ff b 25e | i wv oneese aed and ata tle E Headquarters for ty GMITHEONIAN TRUSS, the newest, sim > an ruse mad Call av Investigate It v ' YOUR BEST GIRL’S FACE ON SUSPENDER BUCKLE |f f."s,09,0%\0 a : All menut 1 Jant We b ae: ne Gtoves, 906 PAIR Latest . ene SRoro All our Rubber G oe CAPRICE im TUXEDO VESTS. SUSPENDER KENT'S BEST TOOTH BRUSHES 20 a Gia tea Vennlas pues ta BUCKLE. iquozone (liquid oxyeen), ins no alcoh * is the order Uiquonsne (lig ails for t EW YORK.—Elogar ul Gotham. The latest e braces This means that the locket td cane of the locket being engraved with the we ¢ in suspenders ted Milk. < kK. hospital size Inside is the photograph of the favored o made of solid gold and sterling silver, but, of course, e in plate and composition metals t et the purags ¢ ent. Webs of silk or satin and buttonhole ends of white these braces. What style of vest to wear oket, er with the ¢ by extremist cut single-brea: Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 As novelty. It closes low with four silk ¥ shaped opening with narrow oblique are no pockets and the front enda im n slight’ point tried be CRITICAL, “LYNCHED | CONTEMPT EMP Tenn., Nov Senator Ed. Fa. Ss. Hamilton Is/ca who Saturday {Town Marshal John Cox yesterday Slightly Better, But Is Still) !yeche¢ by 4 mob |FINNISH GIRL suc- CESSFUL AMERICAN |. in Danger TACOMA, Nov. 9—-D, H. S. Wy- man, who spent last night with State Senator Ed. # Hamilton, who is ly- ing critically fi! at the family rest-| ourt Brifay afternoon, but urt house bes brought to the ¢ Miss Aino Williamson to Be a} College Professor dence, 310 North E street, at an early | when sedge Well hour this morning, issued the fol ne a have anything to do with it lowing bulletin: He directed the mheriff to serve the “The senator has been resting warrant, but UnderSheri(f Corcoran quite a little bit om 7 o'clock |helleved that the sheriff would be |itable for what Beck's attorney not o legal last evening until S aclock this morning he had considerable reet| compared with what he has had, and | 4 litle sleep included. Temperature 1014-5. Pulse running 108, Pneu- monta has not developed any fur ther, and seems to be at a stand still. ‘The patient is semi-conscious, a little bit clearer than heretofore, and speaks rationally at inter “H. S. WYMAN, M. MIKE BARTLETT'S CASE GOES OVER | ¢ Saturday and could find no of him, KILLED BY CABLE CAR ‘The trial of Mike Bartlett, charged With the murder of his wife, October You'll Get Arthur L. Young t# # the Seattle Electric company for $9,000 damages for the f his wife rs death trial before has not yet | pi ve Judge Albertsor lous this year | | ASHTABULA, 0, Kansan synod, the official head of churches of that dei ited Staten. GROCERIES —hM- WHOLESALE m for Butter, omination in graduated fter which to her native Jand and education in Helsing MERGER CASE | GOES OVER D. C., Nov. 9 all ‘ive particular attention to . fitting of clothes, a de- tail that “comes first” if you have any regard for your appearance. Our vast as- sortment contains the lat- est creations in good fitting Suits and Overcoats, from $1 0 Up J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Overcoat House in the State. It pays to trade on 1st ave. 900-8% First Ave., Cor, Columbia, phones. 644, oF 4 avenue delivery roe Prices, to make our Tea, Coffee Kags and Cheese ‘Adams 2cote 921 SECOND AVENUE. TRY ADAMS’ COFFED, FRESH ROASTED DAILY WASHINGTON, The supreme court today advanced the date the hearing of the o of Minnesota against the Northern Se-/ |eurities company to January 4, 194. | + Free Want Ade See Classified page for Free Want Ads, eee a ee Sale This Week $5.00 BATH CABINETS STILL ON SALE For on 25 "S00 and Green tried, but the majority el the 5 1013-1015 First Ave., Globe Block Never worn informally at night, the " Ballard the tuxedo race. A compromise betwee Free Delivery to all parte of the city, ine luding Ba Her GLASS, THE GIANT TO COACH YALE} f the highest or and stri Bunnet ean at the anywhere THE SEAT We shall 1 $1.00 The $5.15 250 Edw a tower of His de Miss Aino wii- | Juawe Alm Mamson, of this city, has been “een eA Y 4 November or { |appointed instructor of Finglish | ee eee net ime te cond |iiterature, history and phywical| YON" Ne Nitenpted taralight trom a| ff L4vineon's Bestl Quality Store. jonal Finnish . ciscat ane tant} All Bottles Full Measure. dy. ‘"S, white has ue. He anys that the ear start-| An in that city ‘and | 27% score he had left it and threw| ou ave ear’ work yonter- 20°C beto we. she hed left it and threw} Everybody Loves Purity n 4] ‘The injuries she sustained from the| » Wine quo oney the better c 5 to be. | fal, he says, resulted in her death come Americanized and thrifty. | J y s She is a daughter of Rev. Wm of our Suits, be- Witle any of our Suits, be- ft wittamscn, pastor of the Finnish | cause you Hi find they fit 9) evangelical Lutheran ¢ hb, Ash | “right” and wear good. We |} tabula Harbor, and pr t of the thing that tly good, Main TTL : Old Bourbon Whiskey Brunner & Co. oO ' os riK E STAR, oe 2) C peammeeet “caaemmmael soaks Sneanemael neem The December Mail Order Designer | , | C,arments ‘That Many of Them Are Being Shown in Our Popular Suit Department There’s a good reason why our Suit Department is enjoying the largest patronage in its history. We have the sort of Clothing that women want ---seasonable, sensible and bristling with style---splendidly tailored with becoming neatness. Just the kind of garments that lend the charm of being well dressed. Our immense assortment allows the widest choice in styles and fabrics. Best of all, our prices are moderate and within reach of all. We quote, special this wee LADIES’ SUITS these garments, a stitched edge nd jacket is blouse st This week's price f handsome rit STUNNING SUITS Mixtures in Light jacket has a velvet strc The skirt this undoubtedly the shown thi CHARMING SUITS of Navy a ack Pebbled Ch The jacket is blouse style, witlt silk stitched vest and collar and “de shoulder cape Ihe skirt is neatly flared and hands fir ed, this Suit procla itself the work of a master ir tail or’s art, and is the best offer of the season, at $25.00 MISSES’ NORFOLK SUITS of Navy and Black Cheviot, made with the same style and superiority of workmanship that shes all our garment neatly finished and trimmed with fancy ms; sizes 14, 16 and 18. Price for PRGA ss ish ecdariai tein tonstod ‘$15. 50 By Winter Furs Rain Coats | ne of Fur Garments o1 r is to be There's a deal of comfort in a garment that insures protec- attle, 3 what people ur Depart: | tion from ra There's more comfort in knowing that you the pric 4 n, with | Ought the right kind and at the right price. We have t few except them In market, end | best in both Ladies’ and Misses’ siz >= you've & why they are f Others cannot y waterproof cravenette materi s meet our ra * of Krimmer akhan, Electric Heal, | Sas eee seek dhe ae ‘ vie Near Se w al, Baltic Seal, Beaver, Otter and real Alas- | sana ay. om nb i rightly priced at— kan Seal, ranging in price from— | 10 to $20 $35 to $250 FUR NECKWEAR In long and short collarettes and boas, RAIN COATS&—the old-fashioned mackintosh kind with am- arith cluster talia, including the following furs—black coney, | ple sized capes—the sort of coat that will keep you dry and mink, black n, stone marten, opossum, nutria, bear, Ar will save many a dollar fer your pure tic fox, lynx and Siberian squirrel. Prices range froin $1.50 to $30.00 ‘$2. OO to $5.00 Art Department ¢ center of in- ras it ts with eutiful hints of Fancy Waistings check and corded stripe ef- fects In « pink, brown, grey, lavender, ted, black, navy 3 light blue, valued at 76c a yard; also all w Albatre in plain colors, in cerise, pink, pale blue and re Your choice the entire assortment, at, the yard Fancy Wool Walstings in is Just no Art regu- y for working, First. Showing of Holiday Goods This week we have the advance showing and sale of Holiday Goods, just previous to the formal opening of our Toy aemtneagss DOLLS AND 7 ‘or the benefit of people who desire to purchase ards early, in order that they may reach frieflds 4 of Go- Carts, I at every thing y jon and the Eastern states, we will offer for sale to- in our 1 250 to $10 Cards, regular be kinds, at, each Bike. KID BODY Ix BABJES, with moving 900 others to welect from at le to 500 each. ‘and joints the kind that you Wil take delight in dressing for Christmas Be to $5.00 | CHILDREN’S BOOKS—Thousands of beautiful Picture Books, + CALENDARS—Beautiful Novelty Calendars for 1904 Drops, with paper, linen, board and cloth covers, ilustrated with Automobiles,” “Indians” and Bouvenirs of colored p price 2e to $1.50. Special—Obiong Pict just the things to send to Eastern or European Books, strated in colors, regular price 19¢ each; on sale 10¢. sale this week; prices Se to $1.50. tomorr at, each, friends, on Mic Carthy Dry -y Goods Corner Second Avenue and Madison Street Kentucky Men’s All Wool Winter Underwear $1.50 a Suit ALL SIZES. Dutchess Trousers They Never Rip AND CAFE 1413. Becond arene, Bon Marche Blo Phones: Main, 0; Ind., 880. Bebe eankibivety bal SEE THEM IN WINDOW. 75¢ Per Bottle Tey a Cup é: Our Coffee AND VIENNA CAKES, Nothing better in Town. ToKlas, Singerman Lumber Ex- & Co. © e-Price Liquor Store. change Bide ST. TEL. MAIN 100, cyt eee rey enero RAE aT RS Serna meg cee