The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1907, Page 4

- Q THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1807.1909 Seventh a he 9 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Telephones— Private exchanges connectitg all parte of the bullding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. ¢ ihe Josh Wise Saye: ° ner—Hlack Aek for the di tient or the name of the person Waltrou—We're all out of bla _deaired, Customer--Th 1 gouse I'l take a _ BALLARD STAR AGHNOY—s21 Mallard Avo Sunset, Mallard 106 ve EVERETT STAR AGRNOY-# Puneet 1848 in perticerior lots of men with for tunes left ‘em ‘an who never worked a Hoek in thelr tife, are | about th’ firat t' give advice on how t’ be successful.” ot vans, 2051 Rockefeller Av.) De One cont Heered by mall or Braga at the Po per copy, st te par week, oF twenty-five cents per month arrier on The date when your subsertption When that date arrives, if your te taken from the tat A change et date Ne ro sUnson gou by # o'clock any event Bunwet tone, Ted one fence ie | Wer viniae Ht ec gunscribere @ perfect service~ | Day by day we plod the way ny y we oan be certain of giving end fe le the only way CHANCE mind the weather if blue or And little wi What matters the sky gray Seo long as we go togetier! oe RE ERED (0 EXERCISE COMMON SENSE not wow RE YT PS A Waltrons—What kind of toa ‘uy | & Would not the exercise of common sense put an end to {to 1 the differences between Mayor Moore and the socialists of} @ THE KER~®) woud Seattle regarding the holding of street meetings? | Mayor Moore has not denied to the socialists the right to hold meetings on the streets, but has claimed the right as} head of the city administration to designate at what points such | meetings may be held | speak | anywhere they please and have held meetings within a block The socialists, on the other hand, claim the right to or two of the points designated by the mayor, knowing that they would be arrested and the meetings broken up. | The ground upon which the mayor bases his power to designate at what points such meetings may be held is the ¥5 ~ t the ninistr Y 8 sponsible for public safety ley" Mantowre Ptles— 0 fact that the administration is resp € f y Manieare Files and must guard against the assembling of crowds in streets regular value which are likely to be 1 by the fire department in case of a run, or in which the lives of people in the crowd are likely | to be otherwise endangered ape 2 1 Noasehold — Selssore— Wo The fire and police departn a ! able to desig Bho to 84 Hen-Ton Manteure ‘ } alone ents are nate the streets in whi 7 vf this nature are least apt uftere. ory : to occur, and, accordin it ve ct { the mayor to con reqular the. Epectal, anioure et are safe for public me em as to what po sult with t ae high pad@ed with « and to limit permits to the designated points The socialists would be much more likely to convince the public of their sincerity if they complied with the regulations regarding places for slic meet rather than by holding ings, meetings in a prohibited street a block or two away, inviting certain arrest By simply holding meetings in the places designated by the mayor, the socialists could speak all night, if they wished, without molestation from the pol | Is it the part of good sense, under these circumstances, to} ake form) regular seek forbidden ground and practically force the police to ar ‘ . > Chierts Vielette Sachet—Ip be rest the speakers > a If the socialists were really discriminated against in the holding of strect meetings, their attempted martyrdom would meet with more sympathy from the public, case. the administration, Judge Woods and Senator Pilegwere de nied the privilege of making place. Would it not be the part of wisdom for the socialists to} but that is not the BATH CAMENETS. We are agents for the we ‘SUPERIOR RATM CAnINETS Long before the present war between the socialists and tical speeches on Pioneer} meet the requirements enforced against all by the adminis tration and hold their meetings without molestation from the} police or trouble to anyone? ——— ——— ST ee Crowded. , the mail box key, just large enough ‘There is room at the top, a saying|to be easily seen, to the elevator old, j keys, which are about four inches And ofttimes true, no doubt } long. But we'd here relate that you'll The Indians who live by the Am-| azon river use a long blow pipe to | shoot birds, The pipe is palm cane with the out of its center velop extraordinary lung power and are able to bring down their vic tims from great heights. have to wait } TH some one there moves out. Probably the largest and most interesting assortment of keys in the state of Maine is in the office of Superintendent of Public Build tags Francis Keefe, at Augusta There are thousands of keys in| the giags cases on the walls of| every size and description, from Gold Stock for Sale rr mer re eee H. M. Herrin & Company, bank WARNING—You will lose money | ers and brokers, 610 First av. if you don’t read Joe Schermer’s|for sale 100 shares Comstock ¢ ad. on page 3. ***\ en Gate at 45 cents per share. * first Ave. Make a little money go a long ways Buy your winter apparel on CREDIT We make no charge whatever for the accom- of credit, and find prices are as low as any in modation you will that our town for the same high quality of merchandise. When the money mar- ket is tight our credit serv- ice is certainly a great as- sistance to purchasers, REMEMBER: “A little down and a little at a time’”’ Special attention is called to our Men’s Furnish. ing Department and the fine line of Underwear that it contains. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., 209 Union St. Seattle’s Reliable Credit House, STAR DUST BY JOSH “ dreamy and one other things love In the blegent and the a green what it was a few ye to ask how to make love. |soul Ul you think an electric vibra: Co, 1831 Second av. green or black? we * Foiock, and then some, Lave ts al Sad. disease wor n hydrophobta or i * f3 he measles © it is In your The year wanes old, ‘ ayatem you branded for lite ay Nite winter sngalta-see jortle, We can't tell you how to The peek-s-boo make love; we con only toll you No’ longer: geeke! hat It ts. Go to It. Seek and ye of business J the leading lady a wadays refuse to give Thin theatrical than $10,000 a week,” “Tun't that enought” “ Joodness gracious, | shouldtmay Why, it barely pays formy ta.” { rtrude writes in to Josh Wh ve; the it can thrill your heart and ‘tle, Is the elehth wonder eae nena of ©. N. Brooks Exceptional Bargains Saturday In Our Dress Goode and 8iik Departments. Three Big Sales in One Day—8:30 a. m. to 1 p. m.—1 p. m. to 6 p. m.—6 p. m. to 10 p. m. SPECIALS FROM 8:30 A. M. TILL 1 P.M. ONLY 6 quality 36-inch Black Taf feta Sitk-—Containa no stared or dressing, pure dye; with beau tiful finish and unexcelied for wear, From 8:30 a. m, Ul 1 p. m, only, Saturday, per yard quality “Yamato Stik" inches wide, washes well and fast colors; makes nice walets. scarfs and dresses also. Very suitable for linings; every wanted shade, including biack and cream. Saturday from 8:30 a m. UN tp. m, per yard ave Se quality 52-Inch Wool Batiste Exceptionally good to Wish and wear; makes excellent house dresses, waists and obi) dren's suits; colors, pale blue tan, gray, green and black Saturday from 8:30 a. m. tht Dp ™, per yard 39; SPECIALS FROM } P.M! rie 6 P.M. ONLY $1.25 quality Chiffon Pan ve vete—The most popular fabric for waists, sults, coats and trimmings, every wan shade ts here. Saturday rake 1 p.m. Ul 6 p.m, per yard ° Se Se quality 4¢-Inch Prflliagtings Always staple, noted ‘thr fes wearing and washing abilities. A snap to get these goods at the price we ask Cole, oream, navy blue, browg wid black. Saturday from 1 "pm. till 6 p. m, per yard ..... SPECIALS FROM 6 P.M. TILL 10 P. M. ONLY he quality Japanose Sik—Select your waist, scarfs, dresses, lin ings and also for your fancy work; every wanted color, in- cluding biack and cream. Sat urday from 6 p.m. Ul 10 pm ber yard 1%¢ quality S24nch Bearcloth pating—Get your winter 6oate now, while you can save al most one-third. Saturday from Men's Fine “Normal Wool” Un derwear—Heavy, warm and nonshrinking; an {deal gar ment for warmth and wear; regular day $1.25. Special Satur ose Men's Fine Natural Wool Under wear—Fieeoy and warm, « good weight and «ueranteed not to injure tender skins; reg ular $1.00. Saturday 69e Men's Heavy Blue Flannel Shirts —Piaia or trimmed, all double sewed and felled seams ally adapted to cold rainy Special th. regular $1.50. Satur day special we Another grade of Heavy Blue Flannel, in single and double breasted style, double cuffs, First class regular $1.76. $1.19 best pearl buttons in every reapect aturday special HOSIERY Stocking day urday. Spectal tomorrow—Sat prieea, We soll g00d Hose for less. FOR WOMEN Women's Full ion Black Cotton Hose—Kait wood combed yarn; absolatdly gam lens; deeply dyed aa black; regular 190 it Fale until noon AMT 4 toe Women’s Gray Cotton) Hose— With neat emt also plain bl oldered fig . with upbleach ed split sole; regular 25e. On sale until noon ise Women's Old-Fashioned Gray Wool Hose-—Like mother nsed to wear regular 36 Women's Ribbed Elastic Top Hose—Fleece lined ahd seam jess, spliced heel and toe; reg ular 290, On sale 2Be FOR CHILDREN Boys’ Heavy Rock Ribbed Stock ings—Sizes 6 to 10; double knee, with reinforced heel and sole; regular Zhe. On sale i6¢ Children’s Full Fashioned Black Ribbed Stockings—A strong good wearing hose On sale 12h¢ Boys’ or Girls’ Wool Hose Coarse or fine ribbed; such as you pay 36e for elxewhere, On vale ze Girls’ Fine Ribbed Stockings— French lsle, with double heel and toe; @ very fine stocking On sale 22¢ of cold lead hand holdin, be told © viait the U, 8. eee | dally. uny, hate, mint tate, 8, ere lights, nosed bleed, loas of appetite, and nothings, phall discover eaithy just aftor o ta whisky?” Round trip, Guaranteed y ears rage woman kuows It A woman in love, and loved, must it twice a minute by the Why fs it a man always fools) It has been found 1 Fnubmit to the court th “what fon to the mystery might be to go sale Saturday at .... moonlight 4 » baby makinary over a hundre A man in arth, fool on freth shave. A ood a0 U. S. Navy Yard | ‘Take a trip on the Bound and! navy yard, see the battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and Nebraska, the cruisers uffalo and | tor f# attached to you, or it ean, the training ship Philadelphia, the, make you walk aro mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats | Le prcnnd Eke 5. Shenk | aod prisol ship Nipsie Pier 2, foot o' mate leave 00. All-Wool Serge and Cheviot Suits, for children from 1 to 15 red, brown and navy blue and colors of cloth coats. On sale Saturday at .. $4.00 AND $5 Our entire stock of $3.50, $4.00, and most of our regular $5.00 Hats on TRIMMED Old Mother $5.00 CHILDREN’S CO. Bearcloth Coats, all colors; crushed plush and velvet coats. Sizes from 1 to 14 years. cupboard in despair, check, Hiram, yd Hubbard went be you street when you go t’ New York?” Reekon 1 wit “Then Yeuler way, 6 times slong, Hiram, eee street bears is sumthin’ goin’ Mandy.” f'n & conglomeration |to the police eourt some morning of tenderness, sympathy, affeotion,|and size up the array of Jags pottines ewopt all To try to find money, by heck, But when she got there she re was naught but a certified better take yer gun They way them Wall to the found, LONDON’S GUIDE TO ECONOMY HINT—ECONOMY’S THE ROAD TO WEALTH—IT’S AN EASY ROAD, TRAVELED VIA LONDON’S, VALUES AT OUR STORE SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES EMPHATICALLY TEST US—TRY US—POST YOURSELF TOMORROW—ANY DAY YOU LIKE—PRICES LOWEST HERE, Saturday Is Children’s Day at London’s $5.00 CHILDREN’S DRESSES, $3.19. All styles, including the “Peter Thompson” Sailor Suit , Regular $5,00 dresses. HATS, $4.49. Colors On sale Saturday at ATS, $3.19. Also all kinds Regular $5.00 value veeees SOLD Worth Up to $7.50. No two alike. Values up to $7.50. Beautiful Trimmed Hats, made of silk, velvet and French felt; handsomely trimmed with ostrich plumes, flowers, foliage and ribbons. 200 hats to choose from More than On sale Sat- $4.49 Ladies’ Coat and Suit Section WOMEN’S LONG COATS. We have taken our entire st them into two separate lots, arranged as follows: LOT NO. 1—WOMEN’S LONG COATS, $6.98. Worth $10.00 to $15.00. Long, Loose Coats for Women and M isses; all sizes up to 42; broadcloths and kerseys, in black and tan; plain and braid trimmed, A great many of You will find ock of these lined throughout with satin. novelty wool coats, in mixtures, stripes and plaids. All our $9.00 to $15.00 values on sale Saturday at brown and tan. In London’s Store for Men LOT NO. 2—WOMEN’S LONG COATS, $14.50. Worth Up to $25.00. Finest Quality High-Grade Coats for Women; fine broadcloths; in black, Worth up to $25.00. On sale Saturday at .. Women’s Shoes Long Coats and divided in this lot all kinds of ++. - $14.50 Shoes Men's Fine Heavy Wool Sox— | Women’s Vici Kid Shoes, neat | Men's Guaranteed Waterproof Regular 260, Special 15¢ ] top, largo extension sole, pat: | perp oma — ; hee ood yer . calf toe, et ae bie Ose | *t Up, military heel; regular | double sole and shank, lace Men's Pine Cotton, Biack or price $2.00; special *2.49 with two top buckles; 16-inch exes ae for he | Misses’ Dress Shoes, vici kid, pat- | top; regular $7.00; special Men's “Florenza” Silk Sox—Reg Tels bebe apeciat prea tees $5.48 lar G0c; 3 fo ae So 5; ape war G00), Bes: $1.00 | nove Two-Piece Suits Special lot of Men's Mackintosh Men's Canvas Gloves — 10¢ 1 cassimeres and blue serges,| es, in dark blue and black, well 6 pelrs s 25¢ nobby aad up to date; sizes 7 made and durable; sell every . Boniface” Collars — 2Oe to 15 years; regular price where for $10.00; special ' Toran SPECIAL Kite slant — parc We place on sale Saturday a lot ied of Men's and Boys’ Caps, all These prices are not — Bho og Oh ae styles, colors and materials; | good at the food-trust | poste c sie ~ mpd values up to 50c; any and all TRUER STOR e POLERTO bre Ml tn chal Y 196 stores. Golden Grain Granules, EXTRA SPECIAL Russwin Food Chopper Has 4 cutters of different sizes 2 for Men's or Women's 24-inch Suit opens to clean, 1e-most satic Naptha Soap, bar Cases—Stee! frame, brass trim factory in every way, Cuta | O. K. Coffee, 3 pounds Oe mod, made of a good quality of ables, méat and nuts; | Arm and Hammer Brand Soda Pergaroid.” These cases are in 2 sizes, No. 1 and No. pound 6e strong and impervious to 2. No. specially priced at | $1.00 Alarm Clock Te water; regular $2.00. Satur SMe | Pioneer Milk—To Adults Only—3 day special $1.19 | No. 2 specially priced at 996 cans for 25¢ Calicoes—Light ures and ¢ yard Outing Flannel ed, at London's, Oilcloth Bedspreads—\ spreads Baby Flannel—26-inch all wool, at 1 114 Blanket, 9%¢ and assortment of checks, etc white only; full of many better and Dark Calicoes, stripes, fig 8, how welling at 9« at London's, te Tinch White Outing, not bleach per yard he Shelf Ollcloth, at London's, per yard.6¢ alge, in White Crochet Bed at London's, each Ske White Baby Flannel, not andon's, per yard 17¢ Large Cotton Blanket, in tan $1.25 value, at London's, pair oe Apron Checks—Apron Checked Gingham, a large } at London's, yard Ge FREE Ladies’ Rubbers, Pair ihe Sizes 24) and 3 Only. Children’s Rubber extra heavy Sheet Wool Eiderdown down at Bleached Sheeting—~9-4 quality Domestic Department Our Domestic Department is without a doubt the busiest in town haven't the space to tell all about it, but here are a few reasons, and the department i London's, 72x90 Bleached Sheet; none better; We torn and her at London's All-Wool Bider red and blue worth 95¢ 40 inches wide gray yard in white 85e quality We Sheeting, 35 2Te Bleached at London's, per yard Turkey Red Damask—58-inch Turkey Red Dam ask, worth 50c yard; at London's, per yard RTE 11-4 Blanket, $1,19—Large Gray Cotton Blanket good weight, selling fast at $1.60; at London's pair 10-4 Blanket-—Good Sized Gray and White-s Cotton Fleeced Blanket; cheap at $1.00 | don's, per pair | Lonsdale Muslin—36-inch Snow White Lonsdale Muslin, the best; at London's 11%e sixes Useful Kitchen Things Given Away at 8:30-9:30 a.m. and G6: 30- Qe to Every Lady in the Store ‘es _ r E . "Twas a cirmpy winter evealr : thei js Shaking “indian” Yor the drinks, | the salle i And an we fill our hides with the. dean te Don’t a bum come macing in ac = f va ‘ : eb — (gg eine _ ying ng y the to lau; ot ut the frowse was there to cadge a 1 didn't mais fo we let it go at that, becaune we sor ad ‘he watt, eS He'd prove an entertaihin’ cuss wilt hop uth his belt, | “Youse ask me why I don’t move on?” he Ang in hie rf Well, der booze graft’s gottin’ searce t or every men, at ll demonstrate!” And with the chalk 1 od tor wach ies the seore King wy \ to Wall| He tried to write a let of “wets” upon the om, foee, ig “[iinols is nearly dry; ney is the name ig Georgia swears off on the first (a sob con i bts frames . Kentucky's drifting, drifting He ' 1 toppled @ap be dreadful.”| Only eight states were wide open, in the list upon the f t d s AUTO VEIL Chiffon Auto Vellem® fat, coh beak ae neh hem; brown, Maa, with a tan eal and | white; regular price $1.50. Saturday vi AUTO DRAPES Chiffon Aute hematitched tae Sitk and navy; regular aioe Aeron; y ORIENTAL LACE Oriental Lace—In ecru, cream and white, up to inde © wide, with swell designs aag neat patterns; for « waists ad Qe gowns; | Ines to 25¢ yard $4.00 Long Tan Cape Gloves! Better than YSree Feces srerves_ lutely the swellest fer atitch and points with it 4 of fashionable and dun a eance. Special $4.50 Longest Cape 4 Better than Dent, © only Ladies!! Very best ey can buy. P, K point. Special af AFTER 6 P. M. SPECIALS Burnt Wood Box Sx4xS—A goof assortment of subjects: rage Saturday, after 64 lar 25¢ m " AFTER 6 P. M. Shaving Scap—Per bar is. HOUSEFURNISHINGS BEST OPAQUE OIL Buy Your Shades at Oll Shades 3x7 Ft—Spectal Sab urday, each .....s05 BRASS EXTENSION RODS Se Rods, special, each a Rods, special, each 104 Rods, special, exch, ¢ Sash Rods, special, COCOA DOOR MATS: — Special for Door Mats . T5e Door Mats , 85e Door Mats . SMYRNA RUGS Special for Saturday—Sise 20x08 inches +. san Shoes Efegant assortment of Mal Bath Robes, in nobbiest and newest just the thing for a nice Clam mas present; $6.00 values; at 25e Se 100 Don't forget that our pf Ladies’ Rubbers in all and at all times is Men's H Slippers, put . now on 1 sal ber of Can Sugar Com, packages «5 7 for Polish Wedding Breakfast Coffee, Label Liptor Yellow Solid Stee! No, 8 Fry Pam Mouse Traps, 3 for ..+.+++im Remarkable Sale of Fleece i Lined Underwear Tomorrow—Saturday it et the right kind @ is no underwear as satel as the I Lined FOR WOMEN avy Fleece Lined | Panta a no skimping? am; regular Wome Ve i On it Women's Extra Size Fleece Vests and Pants—Knitted 18 8 neures lasting shape i 390, On sale way that i ‘ egular Women's Heavy Flees Vests and Pante—Natural ents that will re f washing; On sale. SOE on Suits—Womer Riboed Cotton Uk ion 8 medium weight t od. with «silky Dee he front style; regular Union Suite—N with soft fleece, MME t jown the front atyle; $1.26, On sale ++ FOR CHILOREN Children's dereey. Ribbed Fie en’s Uni none te—All i Vest d Pan’ ‘On ps 10¢ : te “ Lined Union Suite— a : von Mere: vegan] Wo, On sale By Perfect Fitting The Augue eeeeehildren, ¥Y fon Suits wo Egy ptiar itton de" . front. style rnitary Meoeeds Al) sices; -youviar 7c. ODM