The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR coroner.—Puck. BY 1 1807-1909 Seventh av. i ‘ x STAR Puak. 1eHtine 00. “1 eS ee (Boing messages pleked up at over # doven potnte In the Unit EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, ‘Come eg of It, a doctor 18) 94 states during the fight ef the aero racers Telephones— A mean sort of man 4 for.) 6 Private exchanges connecting all parte of ae ‘ sn id ng adres sii - buliding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 4. qyayy lied ey oth | him pay tp With | yo are moving slowly eagt by a; Ask for the department or the name of the person =~ » allt algal laorth, ‘Tho earth looks Qwtai)/ We mins tt much desired. amall from here—about the size BALLARD STAR AGRNGY —ad@otaliand Ave. Bone Josh Wie Spar of Rhode leland wo cag EVERETT STAR AGENCY ttomor Dvans, 292) Rockefeller Ay.) Sunwot 1648 Had bi Just collid “Gre « or week. or twenty-five cents per month, De Yod with our towy,| “Starvation ate Ivored by No free copies | Wi sue when we land,” jSond up two ; a ~ | fiven th’ boat | “Thin te written at af alftnae Fo wan raption cook — can't make | nearly as high as the price of food,| “Where are hanee | slaw ‘thout th’ raw [Going some, ain't it? ewer.” material.” eas % NOTICK TO. sUmSCKINE to regek Voyage very inte vo at fou by x exentig waly oN playing two-handed freer t unset. ‘Mate adh Wath od ' & out for Font Gene at te re par tneeie eles ek a) high stakes, Have spitte Mangere! vie ay Se be. cvctaba’ o@ giving ecribere a perfect ow | white chips. Look for ¢ “Open wat ana tt te the ° > 2 dangerous fone = > led “Use Corpusctine: fe: the ™ evere — ‘ “=? br . ie blood, At all drugetate. i "i MUNICIPAL GARBAGE SYSTEM. NECESSARY on TY it the brewer's, widew an -oruaes | We ar | “They said that during the obae “This message is droppedifrom a| Even should Seattle be lucky enough to escape without a # the mournora wore gathe Ard |HOIRHE ef 10,000 foot. It wabiaimed | even Vente OC ies & : round his bier,” Single addit case nic he work of the boare healt! - : em is will be of |, Whatever some people's hands oft health at money spent in pet ee find to do they do it while your full benefit to t! |back ia turned.-Nashville Amgr Already the people of the city are aroused to the danger of |'*" | unsanitary s and to the nec ty A sanitary system Temporizing. controlled by t which will always keep the city in clean-| “Henry, can I have a new fall : xh hat? ly conditior uch en ency as the one which now] “wait a bit and lot's see if we eieutenditn 21 are gating to have a fall.”—Louls nf : : ville Courter-Journal That 1 pal system of collecting and dis : , tacwets 440 nplexity of problems | Miuatrated Quotation. The work wo advised him to ao ey’ notity Uke many min probler with which ty exclusion ve sanitary work, WI! juestion has been considered by the present administration, no urgent ne cessity has « ast t urba tior ) all the enet ttention of the ation That is why the city now fir 1 r moval of t q nd , except the wer wh . mT mg Break, break, break.”—~Teuny utterly inadeqr ¢ ty ion Politics has arb: juestion. Mayor Once more Ih care Moore is in no w t » ‘ " s. The egg city has uti 1 tt but Rn t don't dew Mayor M has sted and ur 7 : Louisville ¢ Journal Seattle Electric Compa s to facilitate t al of How can dull care 4 ‘ le ever found garbage as ther tical means at hand With ktalle there The present « cy will pr f lasting benefit in that The whole year round? it forces the 1estion to t and leaves foubt Through the Telescope of the immed essity of a city garbage systen The * . Woky thon of hand he garbage mus 4 with an if uns only into debt.—Pu permanent! n tl gh const tive work Millinery Made Easy time being Miss Angeline tosemary Stead T ‘ , Planted seeds in the hair of her There ar WO t t part of the ad ra head tion to shirk the o h 1 Tha ar if I water ‘em we bed nae sal Q ; eae “ee - 1 + ma grow—-who can age que vas not g jue to the fact ? that there was | public demand in while the city wes S ne a hat, thon she sal was cla © sewers, pavements and ad ork, Nov New York Times that the ake put is aroused to the im of an ff ; : When Suepiel on Arises effective city gar system e by tt » i believe y man fa hones establishment of a mt a work to | until he is proved to be a thic ai tei aaah . said Pijjit be one by the « Cs And when do you get that pes eee = = a ywrooftt” demanded Wij/it As soon as he undertakes to do business with me."—St. Louis Post-Dispatch city railwn earry BY JOSH — ongera each day than do ther railways in the United States At least the H € » first saw her vening a" ia - a humorists o the % ‘Woo ao 1 suppose U.S. Navy Yard Friend—How's your coal bin? Take a trip on the Sound and Mr. Jones (gloor It's a hae The Official They Needed. the t yard, see been. First Weat eor—I ard =the battlest oO , Wisconsin sheriff was there when that lynch-| Nebraska, the cruisers Charles In Racing Terms. part in Hoston, Buffalo and the t “He liked her fai but| Second rH ship Philadelphia, the t - Ary distressing cases of od by Soap Lake Sz The time is up--- Winter is here today If you have been wait ing for winter, do not do so any longer today marks the real beginning eee (he checker = 2 RMS WAS DP Be “NOTES DROPPED FROM THE CLOUDS Tape + r at a crack ty the pavement “We have arrived hore. stay.” . and & gpart bottle of beer, . we of gan you quote gas per thousand feet » panning over Fleet of “pattleshfps at navy yard Greetings, W pyright applied All welt of your burg, Did | that.’ ee! Ia thin Thanks, | got out? ua in the ne face wundwiches r WIL to tale Fortu known wh When the ary he oe What do down ? When . 1 neually teresting . aut Please an nh more mn athe olone it." Look» pink time your town Co, 1891 at an altitude of 999 fost muzzle your Kuo were ene, bt we're a "ik ae We don't think but Missourl? Bhow me POINTED PARAGRAPHS. (Chicago News.) the ma away & man talks eloquent Why Ie it that the up to her to work men imagine Buy your Wat of We Second av Plone | cent because they wear a clean oo) ! works,” lar every dny * - AO knw wh-re Forry Nearly Completed. } wy | ‘The new ferry Dont, to operate! bwtween Kirkland and seattle, In much | nearly completed, and the count we'll pans over | Commissioners intend to hire some} | imdividual ” corporation to . operate the eragt How can I Give Time to the 6. P. HAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1 Southern Pacific mpany haw boon granted until ember 16 }to answer 4@ the 12 indictments charning rebating brought again the road by the federal grand jur mh c ho things Investigate Park Plat terday Superintendent fi the worst of it nets back after J ty in "The noon authorized W. Thompson to investigate the trouble over park | the Atlantic City addition and port back the differences hetween the residents and the owner PALACE MEAT MARKET Carries the choteest and freshest | meats; powltry and fish im the efty. | Try it 604 Beoond av ow pad og hk park board, ye and wits of himself he thee then in ortginal average chap they are de Wrooks & a LNCS — QUICK MONEY SALE Is breaking all records---nothing like it ever recorded in Seattle’s his- tory. FUR SCARFS $2.98 Worth $5.00 and $7.50 Black and ‘ar own d Pure up to 76 Inches tor plain trimmed he Squirrel and Coney All lengths ne are with tattle, This ts the bigrest value Heattle in the tu > and $7 SILK PETTICOATS $4.95 Regular Price, $7.50. Dur ever offered tine. de gular $5 0 values this 7 and have ng ale you may select rt in our 0 Silk Sk it for $4.4 and white and also all the cha Regular $7 all as There are ” n black we weable of fects 60 skirt WOMEN'S LONG COATS $4.75 FELT STREET HATS 49¢ Regular Price, $1.50. This special lot wa ght by us at ice count of & ridieulournty heir being but era low pr on ac. other color Cowboy and others $1.50, TRIMMED HATS $3.98 Actually Worth $5.00 and $6.00. Hats felt Beautiful Tr of velvet and Handsomely plume different hata to choose tual $6.00 and $6.00 values Made shapes feath and ired Ao I t med fi More . two hun than from Actually Worth $8.00 to $10.00. rth and Wi! ¢ ¥ description ating med with At $1.75 TAPESTRY RUGS. 98c Tapestry Rugs, Inches, aize 27x54 te worth f for yourself it PEOPLE WHO KNOW VALUES BUY ALL THEIR UNDERWEAR | AVOID PAYING HIGH PRICES OF LONDON FOR WOMEN Ww Vv ued ribbed ned _59e agent th Suits, Veuts and Pants ample Ve price. early Great “ Outing = Fla 4weate tomor wo a be al ma ! before buying rt For Children. Ac 68c with War per ar $8.00 to wear mater and finiah, yard Sedo Silke yard aod a t is Black Taffeta pure dy good Black Teffeta—ti 7 st that can be found for $1.7 and fintst Black Taffeta—s2 a y d Taffeta.” and exce nelud In this lot will be found All-Wool Skirts, and full plaited and fitting Also al Regular valves up to $10.00. Lots wide ancy 10.90 Thousands of enthusiastic customers will tell you the same. They are more than pleased with the values found. Flannelette Kimonos 49¢ Regular prices, 75c and B5c. Good quality Flannelette Kimo nos and Dressing Sacques, All sizes and doxens of patterns to choose from. Worth 76e and 856. SATEEN PETTICOATS 89¢ Worth $1.25 and $1.50. Our entire stock of $1.25 Pettt coats and @ great many $1.50 Sat- eon Petticoats included at this price—SD¢e. They are excel at Se. mber the price for Quick nt $1.26 and $1.50 SEPARATE SKIRTS $5.00 Worth Up to $10.00. Panama models, extra nted perfect in the very latest fall wa kinds of ne Novelty Mixtures. { blacks, browns, navys end gray. Regular values up to $10.00 BEAVER RUGS $2.00 Beaver Rugs, $1.15 for a) but specially Quick Money Sale. Everlasting wear Or ental $2.00 sell for the Our er, priced AOR... ts] DEPENDABLE SILKS ~$1 sality, 36Inch and fast black Quick Sale Price, per 54 Riack yard 5 quality, 364nch yard per yard ver Quick Gale Price, 25 quality sell Qui Inch good Our nan k Gale Price, Black easing, J und we quality h is to wear ing black Taffeta Warranted Black Taffeta Sil excelle Taffeta our colored corded silks Quick Money Sale Price, SMYRNA RUGS $1.18 Reversible Smyrna Rugs, $1.18. This Rug has fetched fall, but the Quick Money on and the profit is yours, pattern a good one HOSIERY FOR LESS AT LONDON'S SATURDAY SPECIALS For Women. Every Merino Cashmere fine Hose. Special 8c c Sith arantee goes “Lendon's $1.49 autif ¥ want 45c Silks 17c 15¢ aic Gray Special the Cotton rttor and Spe. hee black Flee« No Oe Fine Cashmere and double Hose « Fine ad 1 toe For Children. Cotton and high Howe apt very a Spe ©THE G DRUG, MAIN STORE 1019-1018 Fins AVENUE anancn stom fy PIKE BT LWT. LAKE AVE, “THEGUAKE “* itty) NoveruberCuts in Well Known Creams and Voilet Preparations FRIDAY ANE ee nd Almond rma Crean ser Creme stmon— | » 1a Mache Face Powbena Wisdom's Robertine—‘egular Uarda’s Liquid Powder rt tue White Rose Glycerine Sgage Hand so: naaio hk 3 Packer's T: ‘ Lyons! Tooth Powder—Ior Yon ty Lister's Tooth Powder—ler Tooth Paste ar Lambert Tooth W anh—Par vem Lintorine cite 10 LISTENS SCALPINE, WVGRIA OLN CREAM Oo ASD ALMON 4 cream of x ity "Regular Som ‘ we Vicase@ to Show You. Ywo stores 1013-1015 Fourth and First Ave, Pee, Fridey and Saturday, Thig Week, We Will Sell Sheet Music 10 Pieces for 10 Cents, one person can buy me~ . ao this amount We will put 000 copies tor Pi day and Saturday sale, Cline’s Piano House 1205 Second Ave. A LITTLE FRUIT 7 $5 down, 85 a Month Per Acre In the famous Takims @> triet Cultivated, irrigated planted and cared for. CALHOUN, DENKY & EWING, inc, Alaska of the Winter 4son lf EE Thos s+ Wash Taffeta—s%e quality Wash Taffeta Silk, 20 inches wide ns a aoe Wien f saree sc guaranteed to wear and wash. Makes fine sults, coat linings © Fleece Lined Stocking you have n hought of ond - : 16 y also underskirts; every wanted shade to choose from, heavy ribbed for boys purchasing the new suit rh yal Quick Money Sale Price, per yard 63c ribbed for girls. or overcoat or raincoat te Chil Special before, do 30 now. al Ribt , s “ eee bg Sitke—PMig array fi tripes. Block checks. te Heavy Cotton Ribbed Stock f . wear fa. plaids, ote xtra good and oll new this fall. Just to brighten - i - though calendar Winter is sizes 16 and 18 up our silk department, choose your dress and waist from ee 2 Pec 1 ae 17c ‘ + Byers? strong. Speci . not due for several weeks, > thee ae ee 69c ict L ‘WORK WARRANTED por yi Soh 1s > Style Winter is here now ve School Stocking rare 20 YEARS. 7 : fine ribbed; all sizes, 6 — day The to 9%. Special llc Bradbury rej Associated Dentists POTEET RS Under New Management, 1 r whicl r Opp. Garvey-Buchana®. 7 rots ) cn we ire ‘ 4 is the most perfect fitting ly Prices $ ; Don't fafl to get a pair of drummer's Sample Shoes . that we have ever seen. In from $1.26 to $6.00 now Felling Gustag Golo | Wi Pay Tras sf olnete: whens fis: ie an Money Gale from 80 to. . 4 Cash Re -gisters? rh ! yles an vlora in Ladies’ agaeChildren's ppers ' pe important, this clothing now selling during Quick Monpy p's 9B Men's Natural Wool t 1 heavy weight; durable me © Indes sadent a comes right up to the mark from 490 to I : c and easy to wash Har at $1.00, about half trast "8 ahaa vhs ° ; Beautiful tir touse Slippers, now selling 59 Special Saturday at c er eu. f Aa lug ‘ : collar, i ay 5 during, Quick Money Sale, for § c Men's Fine Dr Shirts, in alllate styles and = patterns; per be si ilt not experience any “pul cales and ginghams; with and without cuffs, ¢ ing” whatever en ou wear Bradbury System peels! Saterday scseec en "59 Special Saturday c Come in and lit or overcoat o not : r n ; Ltr ne i a ; a—no trouble for Men's Fleece Lined Underwoar, in gray, brown and blue; goc ; why ree & urps ah th Hats ne h perf otcbittion heavy fleece and we ade in every Ne . co - + f= a a a a old for less than 50e, Saturday Spectal at 39c 18.50 to § a line of Men's Gauntlet Glo tough and pliable decided bargain at $1.25 $40.00. Quick Money Bale, ino soft leather a a lucky t 79¢ We ha of Chic will soll Mon’s F Wool lawting Quick Money “A little down and a little at a time.” woll made und elling durt $1.98 for EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 1332-4 Second Ave 209 Union St. tomember we are selling a Buapende Seatéle’s Reliable Credit House. a Berets 6c Men eee Let Us Prove Sale, for Ha A8c The Suncwalk OH Hiset Aye r sot "as eeoee oe oe ane tate _— eee Ais enantio ts oa tee