The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY NOV. | a ee | = See ee ame cme tm eS eT —— ie | aa S SWIMMING IS “KOLLEGE KOPS") Johnson 0 TERR Ik HGH copa ons Ps Nom SPEED THAN EVER SIWASHES TAKE AT THE U.OF W. phnson = ence ae er roma Stes SECOND GANE | - | t WAUFMAN PUTS BERGER TO —- : Magna a twitehis ‘ f a k i ; THE PLANKS IN THE TENTH & waning ; sth RL ° ‘ ht kin men ’ : t <NEITHER MAN HAS CHAM: | scomed unat aia tee ¢ that Wa + gh tADATI NER ; ne n and batking f Oo-|* . a 27 . : “ PIONSHIP CLAI asionally he. w stand : SPORT DOPE Retiring FromBus ' -* Gent’ Porgy w Value H, LEWIS @ CO, ; and brokans| , 104 160 oe y, with Wis Jaw ' Sample may be given a . " ttle “PIANOS ma analy fo of q 1505 BECOND AVENUE y Perm " v8, A. C. cont \ h mgt . ' Arcade Building f . . . n fow / ad ‘ ate « ‘ ' ct ae ‘ t - out 1 af 1 1, the " ’ at t . . t wie ‘ ab ext th feapective wry ' v - ‘ I * bt him . * a wn b 1 Te h 4 hd ‘ f € in the ter t nl he porrental t« a rod w at pulling ap . ” ubl i f th ¥ te Mm the} a long bef he bes . ios : a 1 man, threw his oponen “ sent t earte Of) ‘ * 4 on N © dined, bet the other can with the a eee si ate . me tent MB os icidan a Sacahaeei’ Sm ; DOWNING, HOPKING 6 Bt tne pathos . ase told t e ba cinste nea ffi smn yee om I k den | A " é 2s Si ebony Bers BROKkens in the sec ann t) tle w ' his tong ate . . t . . Dt * night's mix >» ta ert > ‘ " ' t k b e ‘ e ‘ re i ' Oral Provistona, @ tag bin e ma .. on, 5 , » ‘ 4 (He | tows Hand : ~ h « the : Tol Main 279. ind he : “4 ee Mt ' . . ; P Elio Gros ' P Reorns 204-205-308 Alecks . » c a ty An ¢ acle has been w B ave. ele h t Fergus “a nin j - - ara t te fres . eee Th ! delivering blows which the othe © © pre « Wha Ser t fo has wot yet decided whett : ty could not duck | ¢ ringside. Jac plah refs | , - work. ‘Tt have & hallenge will x The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co. h Berger grew st 1 | - s « oe pe ES | armor ed . - 1 VAEAVY HORSES FOR SALE : P : ° ont a {| OF. H. Molce have just re . - a brok WR gales stables, 1212 Western av L . “all the sig! § | giving the vare harder op han « ebhingt tea ever & f= Pasty onan get 7 kay Fy, IRMIGATED did more, f « ’ “ . rote by mo ae " *, and he ake we he ' li rr ¢ athletic leaders nme ! I Fridsy’s gathering of bargains means mony dollars in t pock the lucky bayen faculty ‘ and $4.00 Wool Shirt Waists on the counters for $1. ractional values; all om nds @Bour new town of Attatia Vatley in the wee! oppeatte the Kener Northern Facil Ratlway &@ Navi the Cot # i Biate™ becas interest Now will greet you, com PREPARING TO PUT UP A sale leesna can understand| and Samp 1 = good this With the « © colleg # | of being allowed to play FIGHT WITH THE ELEVEN | Wisnington game ix the great Coo) if this t# done, Bample will take the store, in every nook and corner, bargains wick ts gation ance ¢ Washington ton Co, ral FLANNEL DEPARTMENT 9 TO 11 A. M. SPECIALS 10¢ Heavy Outing annels, f HANDSOME NUNS VEILING tent at Was m” is the! one of the guard pe Out le—yo need ROM WHITMAN NEXT BAT-| t# Beat ¥ ry © guard p ing Filannele . ey stripes A | slogan from the Bit Roots to the | be a tower of strong - now and ean oupoly your y . os teen WATS $i.o8 4 Sierras. | tom's line, for he is as a a eew ¢ ve le Lace Stripe Curtain Net, aj. F yanav ~ oy ' need in all grades at our store.) yarq Be]? Doven Wa It often happens that a team tn | Paseo this condition trained to the mo-| q ent can “get the jump” on an/ Ce superiors but | samp arkably fast for reduced prices lde Cake Andre Dunois Castile e an and a natural fox sve ary to & genera! imp is not & middle-aged college nediate ht, which meane the 44 from these lands m and light or dark figured * : 6 146 Outing, the yard ..{ t md, manufecturer wanted eg st and our New Yor Washington is preparing to put | mm up the hardest fight of the year injeleven vastly the contest with the football team | stale on a succession of such con |man with a wealth of experience, | gt from Whitman college which will |teets With Washington the big/ but merely an overgrown bey of 20, m irrigated ta light or dark fancy and cream], De Polished Table Tum pr was, pardon the take “o om the campus gridiron jevent is the Oregon game which|/ who obtained his carly education Outing, 10¢ values, the yard]” ~Fcamyy od + soenam 1 ive Johnnie on the Spot” pert Saturday afternoon. Local |takea place on Thanksgiving day,jat Vashon college. 5 . hers a asesess hid 1z¢ Mogg Fon B. Foe or dopesters would have ft that the |but, unlike her astern cantons a’ ivastaenak af a iy e phar Ae] $4.00 waists at .... sinor contes: English Outing and Daisy Flan No C. O. D's mail or phone] Twenty different styles to Whitman game is one of the minor | poraries, each of the ‘ Sagem ene Ag ve ge er affairs preliminary to the big con- | mast be prepared for with the same RACES YEST YESTERDAY, Sits ie ae sorehonts Ga te ts . / 8 mail , ‘ tests late in the season but those degree of care as this crowning any nels, 12%0 values, yard, 10€lorders; none to dealers from, afl sizes. who are in the know realise thet ¢ t. So while nursing their = = ~~ have to Ge te a defeat next Saturday means the /team through the season, inging NEW YORK | ‘or further parson a en@ circulars address Geath knell to all bopen of supre-|them to a Bigher pitch at cach 6uc-] pint race, threefoerths of & K. LOORK, Presid@t and General Manager, READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTM THE COLUM®S ANAL COMPANY, 609, 610 Marion Dullding, Seat Ween, or Attslia, Walle County, Waa. macy on the gridiron this season jceeding game so that they Can! tte Rusk, 106, § to 6, won; Alen} aad @ setback that will last far|burst with all the pent ap power) ios 119 second: Teacress, 119.) into the season. of two months training upon thelnucy Time, 1:14 ‘And Washington bas much rea-|Thankegiving gridiron, the coach) gicond race, one and RAINCOATS FOR LADIES | ® =: i= 12%e Unt soa to fear defeat at the hands of |and trainer must always be sUre/ ion milee—Lotas, 109, 3 each the doughty boys from Walla Walls. |that thelr men hold in reserve the | won. Bortha E. 105, second AND MISSES 20c Bleached or Unbleached “Beat Washington.” | ginger” that can, [a Jackson, 105, thirg. Time, 1 thread Both Towels, ds, wring victory from defea bird three-fourths nize, © ose ell The university occupies a peculiar | ™*"" Thir 6 . ition among the colleges of the Whitman Big Game. mile-—-Pursiane, 124, 7 to 10 U the Bi ched or Unbleached position among en Don’t Wait Until It Rains, but Be citot Town northwest. Those who know the With Whitman the Washington | Miniota, 112, seeuns Dunvalioa, 111. paychological conditions of a big|game is the big game, Just a with | third. Time, 1:15 team before the one great contest) Washington ft is a minor ¢ Fourt! tats ~ - . _— . seni tii tie A oUMRE waeadeiat as of the year, the keen “edge” that jand a most dangerous one. c Oxford, 12 to 1, won; Re : fa put on the men, and the extreme I rring memories of vietories over|Ben, 148, second: Halifax, 126 you have really never “Friday . mental tension to which they ar It parple and gold in years gone} s 1 Biron it “ ; sas $1250 RAINCOAT $8.75 one ys tien » Borgine Se a ee a en ‘ul die tft race, one eluteen " i 4 : * a A * ser - re oy, filled full of rie” epirit ame Sage suk cooeteseens eaten a frue soda cracker Pleated Back, Good Quality Cravenette, oxford, gray, black | 5 curting Irons, palit . ae ahve: G1B80 value «..+<5 cl age Ironing Wax, each to Leschl Park =" omrc, S| And em dream walte on the | ike sew at the Pantortum Mais fine In the northwest. Wag- | 1068 wed We Leave It to Your Good Judgment One rule of this store is---‘*Don’t urge a customer to buy. yeror of India, 103, | t, third. Time Tec Cube Pins, each $17.50 RAINCOAT $12.50 ioc Cube Pins, each Pleated Back and Front, best grade of Cravenette; all shades | 15¢ Cube Pins, each hath wowe 07% oo. $12.50 | 1c Childe’ Hose Supporters, Ps > Childs’ Hose 80 $15.00 RAINCOAT $10.00 ogg ; ei Loose Back, Auto Collar, all shades; best coat in town, at | 25c Women's Hose Supporter, Es wad esr el sbi ++ 810.00 |... Women's Hose Supporters, ia $20.00 RAINCOAT $15.50 gp" This Coat is the be until you have eaten Uneeda Biscuit mile -Berkeley Marathon, |mile—Sorre! t $20.00 value on the market; for this | Ite 1, won; Belletoone ‘ osee intense. 107, third, Time, 1 The only soda cracker ae ener wae ++ 13.50 | 506 While Peart Buttons, | md race, seveneighths of « | $15.00 MISSES RAINCOATS $10.00 ise White Pearl Buttons, laine Neasee, Se tact which is all good and Loose back, self straps, bac front trimmed with velvet r ” eck and front trimmed with velvet 1 5. Riack Darning Cotte, to 10, won; King Leo nee ond; All Ablaze, 96, Time always good, protected and buttons; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, will also suit ladies; | 30 safety Pins, card 1:28 146 Nn priced a . Se a - 1 Third ence, one mlle—Tartan, 110] from strange hands by a menace 61000 )S ee aetin), Tto 2 won nnle Dressmakers’ HOUSEKEEPERS WOTELKEEPERS— Findings BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS COVERED COMBINETTES 58 theaware Slop Jars with cover aa 20¢ Standard Dress Shields, pair regular size, abs ly perfect, with the exception 16e blemishes on the surface; “seconds” of cours ee them as satisfactory as any that you Adama, 8, second; Gold Mate, third. Time, 1:29 46 Fourth race, steeplechase 130 (W. Walker), 10 to 1 Creolin, 159, second; Dawson, 152 third Time, 3:20 > i Fitth race, three-fourths of a mile—Tom Dolan, 106 (Aubachon),/ even, won: Marmorean, 94, second; | dust tight, moisture ¢ proof package J NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Se Standard Dress Shields, pair lve 15 crates White 4 John Kaufmann, 97, third. Time | oe @ ‘ d guaran We | “ave it to you. 1:14 36 | fe Standard Dress Shields, pair ptr it acelin tad + ‘ ¥ Sixth race, one mile—Merry| | 196 gularly at double and triple the price; F Belle, 94 (Taylor), 20 to 1, won; the Standard Dress Shields, pair ° f teeee eeeeeeeee # 24e | AGAIN—PLAIN AND FANCY WASH 8 ‘eowss Aull tius, 111, seoond; D. G. Taylor You can look here, #4, third, Time, 1:41 Angora Skirt Braid, pe Re ERS, WORTH $1.25, 708 —_— 10e Skirt Binding Braids, yd ..5, 7 1 - aaa the shoemaxer, 217 James | | Se | First quality and fancy shaped Ewers and try on garments as ee . ularly at $1.25; Friday, palt .... «s+e We are independent dealers to ¢ Dressmakers Standard Pt BALTIMORE SHAPE WHITE CUPS AND SAUCERS and satisfy your- NOTICE TO sew ane second hand cash regis half pound package SIX 396 . " ers of various make and atyle be ta ard Pin count pe self, and it will not be made un- BSCRIBERS Our Ween tre abecs enobait of miard Pins full count, mper | 100 Doren Baltimore shape White Cups and Saueeei il SU I i f the monopoly company prices $1.80 Warren's Stk Gros Grain $1.25 dosen; Friday, set of six Wil exchange an uptodate cash register, more suitable for your business. for your old one og o}.41 CHINA SPECIALS FRIDAY; 65c FIGURE * puare ina, card, Ge Y Pins, card, fe | Bavarian China Plates with head of "Beapress Louise: Featherbone. 10e Sta pleasant for you should you not buy. tard Sa Should your copy of The Star _ i fe c to reach you by 6 o'clock any of lard Saf We leave it to you. Try us. ea, thee do te the tnves to , Cail us phone and tell Smevineets Cette: Tate, aaa vender, Wurth. bar Pridag upesté! a up our main office (Sunset, Mat - Gs your wants. 21ive W oe h aot ae “! tes : 1060; Independent 1138), between 600 yards Biack Basting Cotton $2.50 HAND PAINTED CAKE SETS 81.39 e are the exclusive sellers in this §)¢ ana 7 o'ciock, and we will send] : } THE SUNDWA L 001 © 26 | Fine Bavarian China Hand Painted Cake Plates and 3) ‘ you & copy at once. if you should hy . Se 200 yarde Thread, white and dividual Plates, set of seven pleces, worth $8.54) 4 city of miss it more than once, please tele Bey Po psshoncl — oak de ~ ae | yhone us + Spools. Ze | spectal .....++. ; ase COMPANY, Inc. In this way we can be certain ot | subscribe: perfect P ad it to the only way. |B 608 Piret Ave. Phone 607 Grocery Specials MEN'S DEPARTMENT Sitk and Dress par - | —— ——— Boys’ Buster Brown Swe { to Wash Tal 4 bine with red and white heavy chine e a WE GIVE YOU CREDIT, for Friday on, brown w 1 ge h or om, pare AKS, SUITS, MILLINERY green strip green with € in navy bie, Home of Diginified Credit 1 pound Lipton’s No. 1 Tea, Se} and tas pos, worth Kk. red, Teen, Cea But a combin sis0, brown, Old jon of Genuine Osteopathy, Electricity, Vibration and and $1.75; on sale " PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO, Violet Rays, when indicated, ss pound Lipton’s No. 1 Te Fine Clothes for Men 42a Pike Gtreet Wd and seh more eertain cures. tase them wile er erestnn’s a _ ane : fNemia, abscess, “appendicitis, Reculat Tee Ceylon Tea to & ae ee - Pesce Si ty tor $1.25, geass é e . , a ss jarrhoea, eorema, sorofula, seated nd Sweaters; Spare ° two seasons, comes It’s a pleasure to show this clothing. "aot, tl kinds piles Oh sees enve cevoes o0e MOOR none All Ween Oweatera, § Drown sen UNION TAILORS » $2.50 One per yard > ‘ i enue, 2 cans Mt. Hamilton Tom Be sure to see it. beihd disses SA. inacd 4. familton Ton ctih Ey pation » nose and throat: headache, eer) are eee She] Heavy Black and Tan Iron Sox 3 SUITS TO ORDER, $15.00 la Grippe, lumbago, goitre, solat- — 6 ea while they last, at pa omen No more, no lese. 8 Preumenia, tumors, rupture, constipa 5 cans Sweet Cora we wet 121 7 jon and consumption in its earl 2 ere ies ie 8 bars Lenox Soap for ....25¢] These don't wear out at the And Many Other Diseases Never falls when properly applied. Special Rates $16.00 per month of 19 treatments, Single treatments $1.50. CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED, Office Hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5) open evenings, 7 to 8:30, on. M ™ RING, Osteopathic Physiol Main 4185; Ind. R 2668. 382 Arcade Bidg. ao é= THESHUB 2 615-617 First Avenue Pole p wise Carhartt’s Working Clothes 4 GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. IIIS to III7 Second Avenue — Lumber Exchange Building Victor and Edison Recitals Dally—Come. Vas a7. B aS ADA