The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1905, Page 4

“Do you see any exe at 40 conte a de That's just what makes mo think If eas were 20 cont them, They're THE yey age ll Sheri STAR T STAR PUBLIAnT ©. OFFICHS—imt and |i Beventh Avenue << BVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY haw is right TRLE 8 ' who have been p of the for whom thous gladly lai v lives and w Burope until the NOT ONE who could hop ar made Prince im A CHANCE, s heard around the world, But Caucasus on TIL, with all the atrength sful Arme- » custom, he was as e Tartare and reveng N. 0. Sportatall remarked that football was demoratiing to hu anity at the Wa gton-Oregon ed a fafiure and it te stated | game « good thing to but I hav n time pull for a remarked Hing to titles, and believe that there w # knees and that an will again take up the scepter THERE WAS RUT ONE NAPOLEON (% STAR. DUST »-) Tn answer to the questic ow ‘That only shows how little peo eg would it be ff it was ¢ ‘ 4% | ple change,” retorted the frank won, | 4 cold as 2 degrees above se i | “That's what they think no By: As 2 degrees above zero is 30 m1 of freesing, consequently twice that cold would be 28 degrees below sero, which would be 60 de- below freeing point.—J. D. 1 422 30th Av., Seattle, Wash. 1 am more an@ more convinced| S€8T QUALiTiES, REASON ABLE every day that Secretary She right when be sald much j Prosperity was due to high pric was UNCLE HENRY THINKS Many a feller sees | th’ handwritin’ on th’ | wall, but only a few kin read it. Workingman itll be } | To get into one of our ready-to-wear Sults or Overcoat» the best thing he ever got into. Easy to do it, too, for $1.00 A WEEK Pays for any Suit or Overcoat in the house. TOO BIG A JOB. | Some of the autumn sunsets are| Wery beautiful. We witnessed one or so ago that rivaled A description of Wellington (0.) Enterprise. Eastern Outfitting Co., (Ir) “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. “When I was in college people | swould have thought we were crazy ~~ if we had worn our hair iike you * said the disgusted ts father. } CORNER FIRST AND SPRING BOYS AND | GIRLS OME TOMORROW and all _next week and see the live turkeys fed on corn in our windows. It’s great fun; every turkey has a name--- even the old grandfather turkey with the big red necktie. There’s Eat-Em-Alive, and Bill Turkey, and Gobbler, and Mr. Wise Turkey, and Young Massa Turkey who struts around with one one eye cocked, and lots of others. We Want Every) |The QUAKER DRUG CO Don’t forget, the Big Stove and Chande- lier house is the place---at the corner of First and Spring streets. HANKS, I will be delighted to meet the Boys and Girls! THE GREAT POPULAR DRUG pion ty and it supptytag the drug wants of Seattle pe gromlM than ie ne ary ay inthe year, Its many ing hold many thousand mt a: i per can—and th in all we it is worth Matcher a great big money and tho public one-half pec Maker for at the Quaker akor Perfumes the last ob Only one ounce Frangiapannl, Ne Holidays to buy these at 25e per ounce tomer ad Cream, m for the » ker o* « Hand Bage—genuine leather, substantially made Quaker price afiew’ Hand Bage \ a very popular style with purse apd card case, handsome large variety of colors Ladies’ Hand Baga tn fine calf with bar handles, large variety, assorted sizes at ass styles and trimmed with rose pearl, ivory gold and » BY.00 (6 830.00 § t, TD ot substantially made, assorted colors, fitt and comb,,G0e—the brush alone is w pasteboard boxes, sets consisting Ocobola, ete; good, substar tuare trimminge—price ay make handsome gift » Count boxes, done tn old tapestry, br with ancient brass designs le gifte—photograph albuma, handke old Cream, absolutely pure phy Department ‘ to burn; also outfits, and access The QUAKER makes free Phones—Main 1240; Ind. 1240. 1043-3055 First Avense rson Piano IMPORTANT IMPROVEMNET IN CONSTRUCTIONS FH1E® EMERSON PATENT SOFT Tor, A FEAT¢RE oF THE SHOULD NOT tf OVERLOOKED. AN PIANO EMERSON THAT BY MEANS O84 SOFT sTor THE VOLUME OF TONE CAN " 4 REDUCED TO A DREAMY SOFTNESS, TH MATERIALLY ADDING TO THE RANGE OF EXPRUBASION. THE RESISTANCE OF THE ACTION (TOUCH) 18 IN NO WAY AFFRCTED BY THE USE OF THE SOFT STOP. ANOTHER PRATURE OF THE EMERSON 18 THE EXTRA HEAVY FRAME. AS THE FRAME OF A PIANO 18 THE -POUNDATION FOR THE SOUNDING - BOARD, THE NECESSITY OF ABSO LUTE RIGIDITY CAN BH APPE THIS ACCOUNTS IN A GREAT MEASURE FOR THE WONDERFUL LASTING POWER OF THR EMER- SON. ATED. EASY PAYMENTS. Ite tmnagnne all day ton cut rate kin, alligator effects, assorted yrted pr anes wood, obo’ ranging from delivery to all parts of the city, ple, no floor «, aod thousand feet drug saving drug proves it Quaker price, onsider De at the 2he regular price woe ly finished Quaker price #1. f all ny 1 with hand rth the money © Bargains SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. EMERSON AND OTHER PIANOS 7il Second Ave., Seattle San Francisco Tacoma, Wash. YESTERDAY WAS A RECORD BREAKER in ©. D. man's Meadow Gardens. land will be gone foreve tract over 400 feet long to clear it land, Some have frult true( On sidewalks and city water We have also uncleardd lied at $60 per acre. hear 100 hammers busy. # penters and ten more aleeryen. ish bridge—only a tow mi ride. says it is the best offered in Seattle. Come today Just like a big lawn. 1515 - 1517 The Fair 2d Ave. nd quality, regular 35¢ Hon ome. of Low Prices. Brooms, extra goo Brooms, Friday jally adapted for hotet or boarding house use. Oakland, Cal. Hill- in ten days all of our cleared and grabbed bh wonder, they sell for $250 for a Why, It would cost more than that alone Over $400 worth of potatoes raised on one acre of this Come out and also want about twenty more car Take new Renton car to Duwam Everybody Every Day a Bargain Day. pe ‘This is an uality of woap, wine only, we will sell it for, per dozen ad, white or black, all sixes, sold sagplnety spool, Friday, 3 spools for........ 57 @ Wet Weather ‘ - se at So per » be - Pe he se 7 1217-——-FIRST AVEN VE—1217] In the District Geurt if the United States for the rn Distriet o' Division, i Washington, In Bankruptey, In the matter of H, Kessler, Bank rupt, No, #126. Bill of Sele to D, J, Rickles: Know all men by these that I, Manly B, Haynes, as trustee in bankruptey of H. K the first part ation of the © hundred and sixty-f and five cents, lawful United Jo by these present and ¢ D. J.B attle, Washington, the party of BY ORDER OF U.S. COURT States, to me in mmvey to all and md part r ets of H. Kensie o fixtures and slonging to sald bank 1 store room, excluding perty claimed an bankrupt 0 hold the sald prop thereof unto the party bis heirs and By confirming sald which order is dated this day and in o and of record in the above entitled cause In witness whereof, th the first part has ber hand and seal this 21s vember, 1905. (Signed) MANLY B. HAYNES, Trustee in Bankruptcy of H. Kess ler ov") State of Washington, County of King, o2.— This t to certify that on this 2tmt day of November, A. D. 1905, i personally appeared before me, the i + peated’: cetecr wae HE lines to left of this space Manly B. Haynes, who known to be the sam scribed in and who executed the tell the story of the trials and tribulations of The Old Rain- Since the voluntarily as such trustees Tor the uses and purposes therein mention- . ee moe aay peaders of this paper last heard of Mitieat saat the tay and year | this old established concern it has this certificate first above written. onary Putte In an for he Sat gone through bankruptcy proceed- of Washington, residi a § ‘f 2 ings and has been sold, as will be seen in the Court’s order, to J. D. Rickles for a trifling consideration of $3,565.05. This stock at the above figures is such a bar- gain that I can afford and will sell everything it contains at foregoing instrument as trustees tn bankruptey of H. Kessler, bank- and acknowledged to me that ier Clothing Company. Approved as to form (Signed) JOHN P. HOYT, Referee. prices that will set all Seattle agog. : Everything will be sold for less than other dealers can A buy the same from the factory, as the price | paid for this : stock was so little that | can sell as above mentioned and then realize a fair profit. It’s an opportunity to buy Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, Etc. At a price, the saving of which means dollars in your pocket. All contract goods---such as Monarch Shirts, Boston Garters, Lion brand Hats and Arrow brand Collars will be sold at less than it cost the factories to turn them Harlow Shoes, out. Sale Starts Saturday at 9 o'clock Old Rainie Clothing Co. HOVE LOORTION-—Betwoor Postotice argh Aslington Hotel ie BARRE cil ih hi a