The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Tf not, then a question is opened whose ramifications are in- TLE #TA™—~FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1 nh 1 try sleeplag on thelr backs eer of “ors; every one guaranteed, Set | Seattle Us. i OFFICHS—1NT and 1009 Beventh Avenue 1 WY Areas oon exchrt sunnar ly 4» ¢ a i TRLEPHONES > ¥ ' Business Hepartme nt-sanwet, Main 160 Independent tim i One cont per coby, alm conte ver we y-flve cents per om 5 Getivered by or carelen, Ne free ¢ sania . sued ¥ r hy lot j ‘ PTO MAIL SUNBCHIDERS— The at “as think ¢ i I i, “a f j reese label of each paper, Wh we - r k in been paid in advan ee, | Holiday go@is this store b * a rece ee ee ee th 1 6 I W ie om the add aa ‘ 35 = LOCALGOONTRACTOR LOSES $50; t he b * * *, Washington, » eaine 3 | , ied mas, the tokens of lov DAUG STORE ¢ COND AVL IN NEW YORK, BUT SAVES); cinea . | ® DESPERATE DOPR Y * the ¢ f< man fy i . y ro « meu f va 7 . ane grea vread now I ob Sitording’ the publle ‘n tenventont place te feave want alee 925,000, ACCORDING TO A RE Naprrgennen Hayihi |% Made wild by bet * ook over the . lone for Star and leave news Items. e phone mum | on & the f fx jt * mine the ce are: Bunset. Main @@: Indepen 1s PORT tered th " le o fiends te * ey bed f * lerably a0 What Will England Do ° " $60 bill le gy thet ene abl) : Goets reported ¢ lw to inhale # " aaa. sat Jing to a dispatch from New | poli i the ¥ le ; ‘ * HERE “ ‘ England cannot feed herself York, Herr Qoeta. a mem of} pant the if : it y BO 1 ut toward t « de 1 su Ke “ | able articles a& THE TOKE WHICH 1 a y nt n ' th * the poverty parades that are becoming more frequent in London P * he suggestio: rolow mere nt at whe ep ¥ ‘ « ” yee y on hie way to} G today that [HAAR RRR RR Rm gunn ne w om t 4 snag — eens. te : ange Lon Gillan found a bee tree south ] this « has to offer g In Prance these parades would ce into uprising and bread ‘ . Wednesday. Sunfinh| + | Men wnasetin. 246) Teeenipenees wuurome pots that would tax the military and the police, But the British works ain coal Wikies , Waverly Wateh-| ‘Thousands of people are looking TURES AND ART STUDI ING DOLLS, new. nove te 4 fends his women through the making a amb show f his ° f ‘ 1 fam a and old. On desp . | UNCLE HENRY THINKS hi noly framed in old | CIGAR BOXE 4 Her real state is wn by the partiamentary debates on the state | “The newspapers say your boy haa! aie with a wnat ee of the country. It ie sertousty pro 4 to store up supt fepots [returned f foot ball team price 11 RROF R ' to pre atary ase of w A blockade of Eng porta of | hat be will never play the ain't apt tt | MANICURE SET ate, all bring Imost instant far ame agua » geod thing att ve woods, a entry would bring on atme . thay jeasadl : ; eet, & | a Meanwt brawn and mu of ie pathetically What was the trouble? Was he canine . MAS ‘ i stunted by pinching poverty. Th t was p are ing | injured usted by the « ne omar pore en Fountain Pen—A ota 1 the Boer war, Nine out of ten ay at tw ee yt : necording to quality, #2.00 graceful gift—@1 to $10. “Neither. Somebody told him he - af l RELLAS for rain or shine Pecan Arde bal looked like @ piano player. - | 830.00 per 3 ; t ieee ial be it noted, that was purposely | sity. The FORMERLY OF BOSTON. } MUSIC ROLI Nothing more eS aa a : strong y anry, once the Briton's pride, te slouch to the slums. [A THANKSGIVING REMINDER Mr 1 Mra. ¢ } appropr nag h _ x we he a i " ! nny 0 »? an she do? at ou sl Miss Anna Beans ' no store nas , = * rel wh > a k mes “n ange n “* th Saar - , Our band is Iike our summer birds! ited here over Bunday.—<« from which to select. Price 5 in the West 4 ae ‘ She can and ought to give her people access to the bre > haw they get so they can| Ohio, Republican | from one-quarter to one syed “= of the useless land. ‘Thene lands are held for great public parks or [take eare of themactves. we don't| a Jor Lire, It's a Sictt WorTH SEEING. GeT OUR @TALOGUE.* chef cay cnc li | Zoe. there is only ox um 5 eed for vast game preserves or for the private pleasures of a rich | ear much w om them. —Zanes The Philadelphia telephone girls HANDKERCHIEF, JEWEL AND and that has Beem carried fer Robility. They ought to be opened to the plow, KNICK-KNAC BOXES—An years by the QUAKER and we In country the whole pub jomain belongs to the people and - 6 - — Pe utiful _ refuse to sell it; therefore, if 4 the people go in to possess M. In England the people are shut out, | Woods, Bronse ttecte-—an ideal | You BUY AN UMBRELLA i larcely. from ownership or operation of the land, Htundreds of thou- | assortment from which to select | few sock new at vriced tn < fands of acres that would support tens of thousands of the worthy poor | kitts, Prices, $2.50 to #20 the usual QUAKER way, which fare given over to the landscape gardener or the game keeper—minis- | HANDSOME SHAVING va is from onethird to one-half ; tering onty to lordly pride and pleasure, | | Large assortment trom which to lens than elsewhere; just come J An American fails to understand how a rich and titled nobility | make a lent euess renee in out ot the wet aad look the i ean be pampered at the expens a etarving populace. = | you live within s of ttle and purchase not less than $10.00 worth, we I pay your fare one way. Buy oar eh ape | SATURDAY SPRCIALS 5 : Tnderstand why the people do not demand their own—a chance to a round-trip ticket, whi be shown at the time of purchase—Offer good till De er 23, 1905. If you can’t come, Hil case containing comb and brush | 1% size Cascarets, Seturday,, f i live. He cannot understand why men and women whose children suf. Write, bat ‘come tf yon cam DS eras coat ee sOhae elie Ge fer the pinch of hunger will doff their hate to king and | <a en aakiinde of hecduunale Allon ws Porous Plasters, &: 1 Bobility and humbly petit da and Indies. 2 lig oaeenee ———— ARLE MA ented dressing and manicet- | hn ee ets arses See i Dem ¥ would sp e the problem. The idle lands | } ing implements suitable for a} “"p,. ike ' t t prod the | | quem's boudoir, GOe tf) « ‘ , Would be thrown open for settlement and production. And thus two | . Sanitol Tooth Wash, Saturday, ‘i Pressing needs would be met would be healthful | (| 850.06 for ... “duce «oon 3 Ment for honest labor and the production of more food for || MATINEE AND OPERA BAGS— | 75e size Pinaud’s Quinine Hair || Make handsome and practical} Tonic, Saturday 396 pie. } i] Christmas gifts. $2.00 to | Sc Bulb Syringe, Saturday 2) j There is a limit to human endurance and suffering. Has Eng- | | #7 Rubber Gloves, sizes 6% and fend reached that limit? The are signe that indieate that a criste | BARGAIN COU: Rare | , 7% only Saturday B06 2 3 o vi jottle, re - Mere changes of ministry—ripplea on the surface—cannot stop | yick Holders, Silver Plated age ay | Bt aving Mugs, Fancy 1 oF me 48¢ Ss | Sete "Mafea Cots | $1.25 Shaving Mirrors, hanging What wil! England do? | | Card Pagar Pock Dressing | ..Of sanding, Saturday for..69¢ What's in a Hen |] Cigar Holders, Mucilage Bottles, a“ * watch—the pride of every boy, Pocket Mirrors, and a thousand Saturday for so WOE other useful and ornamental ar- | 5 on TAKE A PEEP AT OUR A Texas man haa sued for the recovery of a diamond lost foar ticles, all priced to close out at J Saw WiNDOWws ) Years ago and found the other day by a neighbor's wife in the craw exactly HALF. The QUAKER pays. the freight of & chicken. . |] ZINN SAFETY RAZORS—Simple | on orders amounting to $5.00 to all ‘The delicate question for the court to decide is whether what ts | } in construction, perfect In woi points within one hundred miles feside of a chicken is « legitimate part of It. manship, has 24 keen-edged | of Seattle, and makes FREE de Tf so, it is a simple matter. e blades—the acme of Safety Ra- | livery to all points ‘Miultely complicated. Tt ts an intricate problem that only a court ean solve, few well-meant suggestions may not be out of place. | Im the first place, there fs no recognized rule tn law, and no | PFecedent, to establish ownership on the part of a chicken. There are “2nws in plenty under which a chicken may be owned, but none by Which it may own. The chicken may legally be regarded as acti possessing only that which is a part of itself. Food comes in this class. Corn found im a chicken's craw is -@ lawful part of the chickem, or at least ts tm natural process of be- @eming each, and therefore is legitimate treasure trove for the per- | #00 owning and dissecting the chicken. But a diamond, it may be ciaimed, not being chicken feed and tmeapable of being digested and assimilated by a chicken, cannot un- der any possibility be or become an integral or constituent part of § said chicken. Bet hold on a minute. Pebbies, broken shells and pieces of glass found In a chicken's craw are not digestible, and yet they are a necessary part of the | chicken, because absolutely essential to {ts digestive processes. And ‘With these possibly may be classed the diamond. Tt is not consistent with public policy to carry too far any claim to what may be within or upon another's chicken. For illustration, a Bot « teriorly inhabited, and im such case shall the neighbor be compelled to come and take home his property and afford it shelter and sus- tenance? ‘The point is not confined to chickens alone. People have got oo om oysters. Now typhotd is no part of an oyster. It should belong to the man who sells the oyster and not to him who buys and eats it! But higher law than that of Texas has settled this. Keep Dry You need » good Raincoat. Ours are strictly waterproof— and brimful of style. They are ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY for any raineoat in our stock, if your purse seemingly won't stand for a new coat just now. | Eastern Outfitting Co., (in) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Seattle's Reliable Credit House, priced from #15 to #30 ~—and that you may have no ex- cuse for getting wet, we'll be pleased to have you pay us SEVEN WEEKS AGO Hillman’s Meadow Gardens Addition ‘went on the market. bi Division No. 1 is naw practically all lm s@i, ApS reem rirry (ite pe « house on pre amp plan. Terme If you wish we Ww finish you lum- may, through contact wit b a neighbor's chickens, become ex- A matter of a thousand Mac Friday’s See the Men's Neckwear ning! Goodly company of dolls tle monéy gOes a long way The new World brand sil but a trifle more. the new finish. See it Watsts for women satines. The styles are me sizes; value $1.5 Friday Here's a he'pfui list of t to give to the real household. All pretty, alt and by no means expensive. inable Knit Wool Bootees in all ¢ and white Crocheted Jackets Infants’ Short Dresnes of Baby Hibs to the hand broidered styles at But 35c is demanded, @leful at Corner Second Avenue and being embossed In white enameled surface. Augusta J. Evans Special Price per cent more stiver th A very desirable lot in hratres and some narrow; new sleeves and cuffs; Don’t Forget the Baby! ruler of the Long Coat of Bedford cord and cashmere; prettiest styles imag $2.00 to $8.75 sook, finely trimmed with lace and insertion $1.98 to 6.75 Give Pretty Boxes-Cost Where a simple token of regard these pretty boxes cottalott; dhoice of a whole volum est the Governess Rota N Maggie Miller Mary J. Holmes Owl's Nest, The i Marian Grey Mary J. Holmes Prue and 1 ow Mariwych Mystery, The Rom * ot Two Worlds ..¢ | Marchmont | Romance of # Transport jf Master of Ballantrae .. Stevenson Ww. Meadow Brook ...Mary J. Holmes | Rowamond Mary J. Hi well printed o1 All the atyte and 4 masterpicces. The list fs but a tenth of the whole. Lamplighter, The Cummins | Miesh Clarke... . A. C. Last Days of Pompett Mildrest Mury J.P Dulwer-Lytton | Mildred Mary J. 4 Leighton Homestead, The Mil on the Floss George | : Mary J. Holmes = Misaing Bride ..Mra. South Lena Rivers Mary J. Holmes Noble Lord. Lost Metr of | Lint, Ye Landemen!., ... Russell Lithgow Mra. Southwi j Little Minister Barrie | Not take Other Girt Lorna Doone Blackmore Rosa N e-¥ | ‘ bd i Mattie ‘urti® soretit 4 Clark Russell | olmes | 25c a Volume Of dollar and a haif books. ¥ paper in large clear type The bindings are rich scarlet And the list of tithes: contain the world’s Rowe Mather Mary J. Holmes | Tempest and Sunshine oe Rutled@ : Harris | ‘ M. J. Holmes Searlet Letter Hawthorne | Thelma Marie Corellt Samantha at Saratoga ‘ Joniah Allen's Wife Second Wife, The B. Mariitt Self-Raised Mrs. Southworth Shadow of a Crime.. Hall Catne Silas Marner George Eliot Sign of the Poor ...A. ©, Doyle Silence of Dean Maitland, M. Grey Sketch Book. . Washington Irving Treasure Island . .R. Tried for Her Life . Uncle Tom's Cabin Under Two Plage Vendetta . L. Stevenson Southworth Marte Corelli Vivia Southworth We Tw orewe Bdna Lyall White Company, The. .A. C. Doyle Wide, Wide World Susan Warner Spy, The. Cooper | Widow's Son Southworth Study in Searlet A. ©. Doyle | Window in Thrams. .J. M. Barrie Tale of Two Cities Dickens | Won by Waiting......Edna Lyall Three Men in « Boat, J. K. Jerome | Wormwood.,...... Marie Corelli Biggest Book Bargain Ever Store Notes for holiday gifts. 25e and SOc. ready. Dressed and undressed. verware made a great bit A-1 phate Patterns are beantiful Guarai French « Shirtwaists For tomorrow's selling we've planned a big sale of fine Shirt linen finished cambrics, petly in the pleated effects; and some hings good colors nain Rich, beautiful pi magnificently designed es they fem O5e Prices A No doubt should how about that e beautiful t will “fill the bil” to a nicety Cut Glass Tumblers, doz ®f Fruit Bowls, 6-In., at Handkerctiie! Raxes, Giave Boxes, Sugar and Creamer, set Trinket Boxem shle of finfed = Nappie, Sin, at sik, compa of hand-painted Flower Via ta- | Alandted N A lit fine fitting waists; ‘The Annex has just opened Stun- } | nteed | rey is black wide all 117 Corset Cover Embroideries at 50¢, 65e and $1 sold at a third off tomorrow. ‘ancy Silks at 9%¢. Worth $1.50. to give for Christmas. Sample baskets-at one-third below value, give Magazine Stands, Work Baskets, Jardinieres, Fern Baskets, etc Give One of These Fur Scarfs at $3.48 We're going to give you five and seven dollar Scarfs at this price tomorrow, so that your gift money will really accomplish won- ders. Here are the details 35 a yard. All to be Fine chance to get a pattern Beautiful things to A fine assortment of four-in-hand fur scarfs, shaped neck pieces and a variety of other styles in browns and blacks, Some of the pieces are double-sized, warm, fluffy ruffs coming out wide on the shoul- dere—otbers again being flat and of a dainty pattern. Australian coney and French hare in different blendings is what the major part are made of. A few are made with a combination of white with black and white with brown. Value $5 to $7. Friday 48 You Save a Third on a, le The Mat hey a 0.00 Che ANNEX STONE, PQRMIER @ LANE a Bon Bon Dish, on pec These Waist Patterns Will Make Fine Gifts Good thing for a man to buy, since they need not bother about the “fit.” the Every woman will have wa t made or buy a pattern and make it herself. Each pattern p a belated shipment of Cut Glass. | is set In a pretty box. »; deeply cut, ponderous and Imported waist patterns of Chinese grass linen or Japan | silk, embroidered white flower | drawn-work styles. Most elabor- ate designs we've ever shown. Sik Waist Patterns at...89.50 Linen Waist Patter: # at... to $15.00 Waist Patterns, with lace open work, at . $6.50 irish Linen Waist Fronts (only), richly embroidered by hand, priced at.....$2,75 to #3.905. Linen to mateh py the yard can always bo had at, a yard G5e@ Corner Second Avenue and You does them poor justice high Celery Water Pitcher Water Bottles tepeced Salts and Peppers, with ste silver tops Boat the (Utles Ra Th Pi BA Ba ple |The QUAKER DRUG CO Thira Avenue The Greatest Success is Season. in prices, ones Princess Theater Seven Great Acts Dtrect trom the THE GREAT ETHEL WHITE- Douthell and Jones—-Comedians. “Lowno 105 Do not buy a before you vee our display in window and o1 . ie C NeiFigte toro | Competent Uons, Page 6. "HONES, Main | dent 1240, complete, in case, ®5,00—ex 12 tra blades 5 cents each. 5033-1055 First Avenue PIANOS Bargain Prices IT TAKES BUT A FEW WORDS TO TELL YoU THAT WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES ABOUT THREE CARLOADS OF BEAUTIFUL NEW PIANOS AT ONE-FOURTH LESS THAN THE REG- ULAR PRICES. BETTER LOOK INTO THIS TODAY. EASY PAYMENTS IF YOU WISH. WE HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY FOR THE STERLING PIANO. LARGE SHIPMENT EXPECTED ABOUT JANUARY 1, MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THE STERLING PIANOS, Sherman, Clay & Co. SAFE PLACE TO BUY A PIANO 711 Second Ave., Seattle. AMUS' NTS. Ss _ AMUSEMENTS. STAR The Unparalicied Hit, DEAVES’ MERRY MANIKINS., ) _Matinees Tomorrow Afternoon Three Shows Tomorrow Night. So the Boys and Girle Can See the Automatio Actors, Hundreds of 100 Seats. Theater The Most Popular Theater. Russeli @ Drew, Mars. GHT AND ALL WERK. TRAVESTY COMPANY In “FUN ON THE TRAIL.” or Fun—And it is Funny. T WEEK—Starting Sunday December 10, ymonda’s famous ¢ “THE MISSOL Mr. Fred LLARD'S NEW PLAY HOUSE Up to Date Vaudeville. st. Ten of the - Worst Cases of Dandruff In Seattle To Cure FR SIDES AND HER PICKS, Frank Smith, Picturescope. Admii N LOAN OFFICE Second Ave, Next to Guy's Drug Store, ney to Loan on Watches, Dias monds and Jewelry. ‘atch or diamond 10. 100 nd OUP Drlaaw mprked im 0 TEAM help loolag for situa