The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1907, Page 6

Tel Want Ads ephone Them To Us at 14 VIRTUR-Y Borton Bo: BIRTH RECORD, “37 OREGONIAN THROWS DOWN “| THE*REPUBLICAN PARTY follows Blackwell well, 1226 16th av, ter. and | Commings, the investiture t# Hike a glimpse Announces Future Independence. Births wore registered today as To wife of G. fi. Mack Nov, 3, a daugh | we Lane—To wife of J, Lane, Minor ie e A the show, they are good. ThePhospital, Nov, 22, a son Caustic Editorial Appears in Which Portland Paper thvrun'ts one or the pert looming! eniinus te wate of RN which hag ever struck town, th av, W., Nov 16th av,, Nov, 16, a #on Requa—To wife of C. A. Requa, by Tae FRONT 1914 Norman, Nov. 13, a son 4 Welden—To wife of B.D. Wel oe ; Minor howplital #00, | genset Mora will aeriyg | To wife of T. O. Revelle, | wij) aflernogn 931 20th N., Nov. 1 aon | imum officials ube for me | ; Hanngast-—-To BR of H. Bann-| , + ined somber eae gant, 713 9th 8, Nov. 26, a daughter DEATH RECORD, | them to 1 il ‘ And We Will * of Broadway oft J, Neft, 1408 Deaths wet reg | i Do the Rest Z “Marrying Mary” will be seen to nf . (By United Proas,) Jident Roosevelt compel Bm to be! olaht, tomorrow afternoon and to hwe A. Bi. Roth It K & 40-mi} » for o Oo | nile ree y Bess wae ins PORTLAND, Ore, Nov, 29.—In a/a candidate again the Oregonian | morrow night | well, 21@oat at, Nov. 18, a daugh | gale ° today at y I Be. Taree times, one cent & ‘ rt MPANY,,/caustic editorial thig morning the | will support him, Beyond that tt tor . word, One month, éc per line fer MARTON ROLLDING / Oregonian formally Announced tts | has no announcement to make, It Continued Attractions, | Glabatta—go wife of ry he i ¢ per day ‘ mplete divorce from the repub- {can be as independent as any of) The Seattle—"The oda Chef." | 1420 Evanston a voy ov a “ ‘ “ior ew in. . ae ee " a" Hean party organtgation in the|you, who have given this utate |'Next week The Rotlioking Girl.” cor Vald ctw, wanes so conta © Leveucmes acide tate, and declares that in thepand city over to the democratic!’ The Third Avenue—"The Oct Davi wa.D 14 oO, ¥ Seickeon ‘ d pe - | DOWNTOWN AGENCY future it would discuss political! party |oon” = Next = week — "Married | 43rd ay n davghter ov 5230 Tallman av ; o - Peictiey Drag Uo, Hirst av poltey from the standpoint of an! “Sinee you nolther know nog oare pLife Nilxon ofA n, ¢ ( Infant, Nov, 21, 9011 raska te " land Cherry ¥ sndent newspaper® Should /anything about political prinétples, * The Lole—The Nominee,” Next W. bird xt 1G, a da rd Hremertom thig i } BALLARD AGENCY—P. H wovelt be renominated the pa-|or the origin, course, tendenctes |W "The Bnaign wife of C. 8 e her 4s-hoyp - | Mullen. Ballard ay. opp. per atates {t will support him, but and achlevemeats of your own! phe Colieeum—Hight vaudeville ov, 27, a dang f Seattle arri 06 q tent the gover, ) City Halt Rallard 306 * clines to commit t to any | party Matoric gtendencles "aera including four educated wife of H bial BA ene | aaa made betorg Fo | MAIN OFFICER—Seventh av. bade Y posit epublican candtaa and ac ate of your OWN )Porgoy dieton 4 Virginia wt ne ' , botwoen Union and University a Is action on the pass of the | party, oF the historle tendencies a aac | HOM tomorrow morn — : "tie ia Phones, Main 1050; Ind. 441 “4 Oregonian deprives Portland of its | record of the others, why should Feet tee ee Macconte ond the| Sundstrom—To wife of C. Sund-| I pm ire Tourangg ° The Star cannot guarantee 7 |last purely party organ, the Ore: | the Oregonlan worry further? So header te ar , strom, 121 Terry, Nov. 11, a daugh Serge RES geen eer oe it Nore Accuracy or assume responsibil gon Journal, the Datly News and get in now and send your demo. Mey que ter Pe aang chen oes \uew ¥ se H ity for errors of any kind oc ‘canada. the ‘Kelogram having been Inde: cratic governor to the United States, The Star—Musical comedy, Con! Kalom—To Wife of FW. Kal, ferme of rheumativon | curring in telephoned adver th catede | pendent newspapers for © time. senate, You know your favorite Mortion acrobats, coon shouting aNd | inex Adrion Court, Nov. 18, & — The Editorial. }idea is that one party ts not pref. | other features daughter ow erable to the other « The Lyrio—Vaudevilie acts, tn ix « re fe of P. Jore, B16 The editorial reads as follows; — | °"M , y' or » wife ¢ Dor | an | What do you intend? Will You! ported moving pictures and tue \ | “The Oregonian has » what}. 4 See D TD NATIONAL BANE OF |{t could to mupport the republican |F6t,out your fife and drum? | What | trated song by Ada Gautier Said She Didn’t Cry — one qrarvencsns Pas the whole, you may as well be| ‘Two tickets are in the field for! When asked why she was weep % pelle tedecy hey Can Now ANd) democrats aw republicane—or bet-| the municipal election at Prowsor ng #o coplously by # notte henceforward support thelr party 2 passerby, she, replied that it we m themuelves, if they desire to do so, |r The eel ate, Sane sa ak bee joy and not sorrow which caused to |Like Romeo at the play, the Ore. | (he be no party in Robin Hood fadian ine emotion, the cut 5 sales at x n __.|gonian will be a candle-holder and Is a black powder shell (not in the | Bartell’s Stores, 610 ax Second Ge Drenches; window and . deer ¥ n look on, It is tired of the effort ng net . D NinnMAN trust), | There is something doing, jay, on mantcuring in AL NOTICES. boa. HE eee |HOCKMI, Mnaneial, national and his en pons Off, if ff io loaded with aler, @ mpecial at ec a very a —— ~~ OSTEOPATHY. torte, to men who don't care for Robin Mood indian shell. 28,000 of |Intge assortment of 6 | priced If you Been of fr ms rr anything of the kind, but are ‘em just arrived at Theo, Wilts & | way below regular selling price Sia ‘Santa with the Gest ee by te a jactuated merely by selfish piques a 1Co., 1008 First av one eee ot it W. H. Brown, X te petty desires and trifling personal Marte Cahill. | eames — _ . Rael“ scr Wes en ambitions “Marrying Mary” is a good show an This Includes 42 |, “In any @ contest the Oregonian | ay modern musical shows go; good Eve vOR hae carried the flag, only to be| because it le entremnely well done i ay coo * deserted, and each failure waa even | ai the way through; good because e Van a e the Entire Stock Ay, eritt Jot more a defeat of the Oregonian | sarie Cahill is funny, magnetic and 7 en iam gr other caus is and the Oregonian was #0 taunted! can ging: and good because the i at German Ostes ‘3 — |with it—-than of the republican re th bd ul quamination--iver people free of ATENT ATTORNEYS. party, Now, brethren, if you want Ap wnt e in en S ne aes whole atmosphere " Si atin Ave So, near dackvon a ae any success for the republican party | MNS OAS whol ecaserh K H. is oe Rasch So" tty |e, ctu inte ine end u's | Gece rae, ane oureonu | Furs Half imonos o ghould the pressure upon Prem | yoy Gout ey, ome ‘tatdent | Price rice "3 Mini Stock amusing situations, and complica b) | ining Stoc tions enough for half a doen|| Tt all depends on your intentions. If the man to | Our entire stock - orel ‘o, have for sale! farees; but it is Miss Cahill and a @ . 4 the . . ; : 100 theree at trolan Tremere te | the company that make it worth|| Whom your present is to go is a father, a brother, a | Every Fur Neck- of Japanese = 1,000 shares of Trojan Treasury at | repe 7% cents per share eee cing. The hodgepodge would be relative or a good friend, you will not think that Laon pra —_— wt very ordinary in the hands of medi n | piece in the store to and Silk Kimonos at i Bred Ferinacr. or 5 | “CITY REAL ESTATE, re pla but with Miss Cabin || the best for the money you can afford to spend will morrow at just half HELP Ww ANTED—MALE. hee een | Oooo ——~« andn her support every ne is elther || be too good for him. But if the present you give a Thies v7 ew ae — Cott: age ‘oo ae ore ecae || is under the pressure of an unpleasant obligation, : ik otcsicn | ee a ee ak awiah of the you may not care particularly whether you get the MEN’S d BOYS’ a ROY WANTE — = | me, 1418 Th hone Miss Cabill is a comedienn , Si < 4 H : Between it andi FARMS AND LANDS. n o rapuire ah Tete te reas” tha Map train type, bet hes a best or not an 500 Suits , ween ten and — z ter volee, and + many ways The advants of getting men’s presents here 1 to select oe __FUANITUR Fine Bun ralow iiting folie as "ber" part’ ée|| 8 that you do get the best CLOTHING at i Walder Furniture Co: reateching une g mands frequently, she i irresist-|| | Suppose you want a $1.50 Shirt, a $1.50 pair of < from. No yea prices for furniture now. 1618 Firet AMALL PAYMENT DOWN ap ible, and when she sings such , 4 Pp F : 3 pera dS a aneliaane t ' things as “A Cousin of Mine” "|| Cloves, Shirt Studs, a Scarf Pin or a pair of Cuff need to go without a new Suit. 50c is as good as an Love You in My Dum Dum Dummy | Link Our prices are the same prices that you as $1 tomorrow * HAEeRE harming Foams reasonable: 94 Way ad mee fame Mr, ¢ wold would pay anywhere, but as we carry the best qual ‘ pi Ser she cause: 0 A foe | a abe ents to beat time simultaneously. N ity of goods and none but the late, correct styles, | * pe ln yr BS ppewiry a as you really get more for your money here. } sf 3 . v3 Eugene Cowles, the mighty The patterns and styles we carry are those worn All Skirts Millinery Half +t ROOM WITH SOARS, ie gat ot pines, as ter 06 bie MO be men who know the correct thing in dress: he } ne 1O Know t or 4 iC ‘ hence, 26 Tinta rich volee is concerned in such a : R d d 1 4 . q mane teh musica) nothing but ts an acto in buying articles for presents with which you may eauce - rice +t eSUGATIONAL Invaluable to the comedy sttuation®}/ “not be thoroughly familiar, the safest way is to buy at : a } here in no use mentioning the , t ‘ : ‘ gree Saarinen other members of the cast. One here you can’t go astray on either style or quality Nearly 600 to Every trimmed a. / nm Seewene and all, whether dostined to say ; | None Fat.te: atcell “=e Wake choose from, None Hat in stock goes at LOST AND FOUND. Lost-—A day book with > for A fon, ‘One D Sowing Wheeler Two stables, « 44 Yesier Way Coal! Coal! Coal! CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP a016 pa Gaeue tiene Petersen, worth $49.95 Beiew sit Pires main 33 Sewtn, Roth. 2t07 fine Mra, Peterson, furee, 1900 14th Fry. Return Ge ¥ Just «| 39-3 | on West We Pho an 4 = fine Phone Mt. 1401 or ind Two 2925 Baker at, Hix and & Johnston Piano Phone Main 5 Machines, Singer, dard, “an Machines at = ba First av. Phone A BETWEEN ne 919-920 } three words or to talk throughout |} 1} omnes P= peg ener mare H 719 Second 4 medicines properly Firet av. King Bros Co pounded make good prescriptions Colman Bidg . © av., near ; | That's a distinctive feature at Bar i Correct Apparel for Men. Columbia 606 Second av tell's Stores, 610 and a E HAVE had an im- mense sale and our stock would show more or less the effect of it, were it not for the fact that some of the late Fall shipments have been arriving during the last few days, and we have been putting these in our cases at sale prices. Probably the extreme success of our sale has WERT MA vil Alaska i, 10-rooma, furniture; close tn. 7-391 corner ot W been due to the fact that people realize that we carry only the highest priced merchandise, and at very rare intervals, indeed not a 2 q Alfred Otel New York bio, F tie 4 ABSTRACTORS. Booth - Whittiesey - Ha. B eetailished 1888 Da f ie Phone, Main 194 $1.6 Stylish pve ft you Worms, si athe wp at lar OSTe Anderson Supply Co, she, ottage, rear 714 Union OCULISTS AND AUAISTS Fotail, manutant MILLINERY. uring. millinery st lowest ison FF ING “AND “CLEANING. tm rollable 197 rks, ring ' A yoon Clty Dye ion wt tf MASSAGE. 005 First A 4 massone tor wome rete Dat Wf Alaska ide Main 1887, OPATHIC PHYSICIAN isk Cherry Mt u for om « O06 tha A for the last three have we | had a general sale of our clothing | at reduced prices When one can buy a Kensing- ton or Rogers Peet suit at $24.50, it is like buying $35 or $40 in gold at $24.50. 1 Alaska Bldg GARDEN pg | This rainy weather hasthrown < | the emphasis, during the last few omen athe. days, almost entirely upon Crav- ar the sew ine enettes. This has been exceed- a | ingly satisfactory, both to the buyer and to ourselves. Our gpg Cravenettes, as you know, bear the aristocratic names of | Kensington, Rogers Peet and Priestly. This means that every garment that goes out is a constant advertisement of the splendid wearing quality carried by our house. As you know, we have segregated-all our clothing, suits, overcoats and Cravenettes, into two great groups. The first ine ‘ludes all those that sold from $25 to $50, but now almost ever ything above 340 is gone so we will say from $25 to $40, marked at the one sale price of $24.50, Those up to $2 2. pave cut to the sale price of $1 1.50. All blue 1s and blacks included. othiny excepted save Prince Alberts and Full Dress apparel, >, - B. HUTCHINSON CO. Corner Second and Union Sts. MusICAL. 1 reserved half price. Underwear at Half 800 odd pieces and broken lines of Under- wear for men, women and children, go on sale tomorrow at just half the regular price. Keep warm—it won't cost you much. Shirt Waists Reduced } and + Everything, black, white and colors, to- morrow at % and 1-3 less than usual. Bedding One-Fourth and One-Third Blankets, Pillows, Comforters, every- thing cut in price for tomorrow Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets ALL REDUCED AND 1-3. $20,000.00 at cost and than cost to manufacture. It will pay you well to take a look tomorrow. {SSPSTES A ISTETESETETE, FSFSEESS ESS s2_ less CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES GOOD AS GOLD. Grocery Dept. Best Eastern Bacon, Grocery Dept. r Cured Hams, 15¢ ; Di scees : lie Ranch ‘ Best ¢ a liter dozen 3le nas Pariod lowa Canned- To hes, 2 banal matoes, can 8 1-3¢ Men’s Pants $2.75 $4.50, Men’s Pants $1.89 $5 For Saturday and Monday r from 10 per cent to § ( ill be reduced + bell verything in e pw our reg ny better way un le here these ular prices an y« ve money ave yur two days? TheFair Staaten dt rebate Second Ave. Between Pike and Pine Hate oe