The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1908, Page 3

ham, bullt agd equipped by hoard of forelgn winsiony for ioe amon, . 0 Coharegational min fone in ¢ |) has galled | for the Gilbert islands, by way of | Honolulu. convention 9 Me quewtion of | «Bie “Cicer ANOS | Re mn ‘atrone of Mugqbandry re 7 Will bo debated on the platform of | CTAae®. tho Broadway high school assem | bly tomorrow evening, when the} Walkup, | apeakers from the Snohomiah high | crew Of) wchool will contest that speech Fair le Successful, The Sons and way, who are C.D. HILLMAN hie won and uahter four men, provisions enough to last question | basen q 7 7 be q a 5 . & year and @ large stock of Hibies | With the Broadway high ae hool | Arewde hail, hw » realizing + a ~ - SS SS Se a voltgtons literature jteam. ‘The Broadway team, de | {Pout #100 4 da oe ° fendnng tho affirmative wide, slave and Denne way tt in oxpected —— av, and Denny way, It te expecte aketch of CG. I u. $. MARINE CORPS 3.22" of Tom Sanderson, Bd-| that $1,000 wit he netted by them = of action Frov win dame and Abe Rickles, The by the md of the week, when the ee ace 870 ‘ an Judgen are Doan Condon of the Unt )badhar clones versity of Washington, Principal J tye the present minute Uf (iy United Pree.) ©, MoCowan of the Byerett bigh| anmtinerton mts te pas doen a hustle. And WASHINGTON, Nov, 19.—The|schoo! and 1. B Benbow, presi:| were 4) mth hiewe Usted Stites marine corpa to | dent of the Puget tiles re” ts be withdrawn gradually from tho|/*Y of Tacoma, The eordie ai = jealled at 8 o'clock and, ax ships of the navy, the duties of the | number of Uckets muro “t —— corps in the future to be In accotd:/ there promises to be ~ a. 8 Beeb ance with an order tmsued by the! qud 8. ag: president today, These duties will| — ) ftign, salted be to garrivon navy yards and naval | - cee wan stations, both within and beyond | f call the continental Henle of the United | Li fon, he States; to furniah the first Hine o 9 be the mobile defense of naval bases ittle Mone ane and naval stations beyond the con-| ~~ nea ml ‘to be tinental limits of the United Sta pip to garrison the Isthmian canal zo: ror and to furnish euch garrisone and | expeditionary forces for duties be yond the geas as may be necessary | in time of peace » the Puget Iman » Way goes | Tt fe Little Shoes : tauons ‘aa MILL DELEGATES OFF FOR CAPITAL the que pn of} Cc. D. HILLMAN, } stive customers to et: arty § begad to get Amer, the Yosemite, — paying R. L. McCormick, Pacific const t have time 00) cash manager for the Weyerhauee Mr. Hillman was born tn Pontiac Timber company, Victor H. Beck-| Mich in 1870. He was married in| man, secretary of the Pacific Coast Toledo, and came to Seattle ten Lumber Manufacturers associa years ago, discovering ®itlon, and John MeMa repre | shortly after bis arrival senting the shinglemen, left Se | Lake realty start him attle last night for Washington, | highway to success until today he|p. CG, where they will appear be | has thirty-two branch offices, $1 fore the congreasional committee 000 cash in the says, “between $ 000,000 owing to me exactly how much,” bank and, as 0,000 and #4, 1 don't know ping an opti November arguments | against the * ways and means on Brey will present efore the committee removal of the tariff on lumber Saturday we want to fill our store with children, & change in the tariff would open | © the local markets to Canadian lum: | the limit bag te « At At Ker able in a few bours ods of fitting children’s feet, we place ON SALE SATURDAY Shoes, extension City he an orphans’ home, 404 hermen, and demoralize the mar | ion of bonds for the Ket George EB. Bradiey, secretary | A-Y-P., $6,000, was the largest Of! and treasurer of the Stetson & ay tacivisent Post Lumber company, stated that | a removal of the tariff would open | the California market to the Can-| adians also and ruin the conditions here. This, they aay, would all have to ultimately come out of the workmen's Wages. ARE OUT FOR ROOT (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Noy, 13.—The elec tion of Becretary of State Root as to succeed Senator Platt SPOKANE CASE IN MONTH. (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Com misatoner Prouty has fodicated a change of plans of the interstate commerce commission for an early dectsion in the Spokane case Probably not for a month.” he said, when asked when the opinion | will be handed down. It ts under} stood Prouty is writing the opinion. Shoes, styles best kid sole, Children’s School same leathers and sizes 81% to Misses’ | in | stock, inery has the misses’ Blucher fuall payment down senator a grand line of im ‘was advocated in resolutions adopt K -s S11... $1.50 and 81.75 6 Witle each week or ed inet night by the Union League school shoes, 11% to 2, at | Child’s 5 . ES club, They were offered by Jos. oni ? . Child’s 5 to 8 sizes of same = H. Choate and seconded by Gen.| $1.75 and $2.00 $1.25 and $1.50 ¥ oa — Horace Porter and Gen, Anson G. CREDIT erg & Childs terend Av. — 1012 | G RUGS AT SMALL PRICES || SMALL RUGS FOR LESS You probably know what Saturday means in our CARPET DEPARTMENT, so come early for better selections and avoid the crowd. Notice these savings, tomorrow only— MITRE RUGS Little Gents’ Calf and Kid Blucher Shoes, extension soles, sizes 9 to 13, at .... Overconts and Cravenctios Special Sale Half Price Overconts aad Cravenction OTHING CO. Firat Ave. PI A Ni Os TALKING MACHINES RECORDS Joune -WALLING Co solid as iron; These are not goods bought for a “Sale,” but honest, solid Shoes, made right and fitted right. TURRELL’S | 903 Second Avenue | -Values to $2.75; in Velvets, Wiltons and Tapestries. Choice ........... en *¢ | BRUSSELS CARPET ENDS- Fron Tt 1 mg How Electricity Is Taking See: LORS, CRC ec ess oo tances ARGE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS S—In the the Place of Drugs time my feet othe peraptring, MATTING REMNANTS yard lengths, BISSELL’S CROWN ERS—At, al -From 4 to -HALF PRI¢ JEWEL SWEEP. ala aM $1.65 Bed Sets Reduced Corpbination « apd a Mitte f aloo at speci , FIGURED MUSLIN BED SETS Towel Sp ecials To order, in all colors, with shams BITE TURK wp TOWELS or bolster covers. These are w Worth 45c; special at, each 256 able, in dainty designs, and worth BLEAC HI D TURKISH TOW $4.50. Special tomorrow ...$2.76 Regular 32c value pecial at, Material to match above set for fetees 18c carfs and curtains, special, yd, (0¢ : E Down and Wool Comfort Specials 0 should see thes: forts to apprec ings. A LAMP $3.95 HAN EIDERDO j PORT, exceiien oe ery tasty i Worth $11.00, «p hel 710 | U Buy Now | Sole Pay Later DR. S.S. HALL CO. | Sellers Monarch Ranges ISi4 Second Av, Seattle, Wa. Ail the Credit | You Want | BEGOND AND UNION. | BIBLES To soUTM peas, : ‘Biow'T 9 gay & WORD, SAN HRANcIESO Hos 1 mi vapere WA gxongs, Ker, ja Pise | eiRAN BRANCIBOO, Hv. 1 CLOSED SHOP iii Tse tou fren Aa | that wives who are hore attend the Nations) ‘The president refrained from making a) mist Mr. Hillman ares he ©X-| {t ig assorted by local milimen| pects to make four or five million |inat the removal of thia tariff! ai ¥ 1 | more in the next year. He has a! would work great havoc in lumber We have a Special Department for children. Ever 20,000-acre ch in Californi® pusiness conditions all over the/| ‘. ; * : f where he amuses himself boring for Northwest. J. 8 Brace of the|f been in it? It’s a Children’s Shoe Store in itself. of} and shooting quail, Likew Brace & Hergert sitll company eatd | 4 he has # duck preserve at last evening that the effect of such ©, to acquaint you with our Shoes and our meth reds, greens and brown; 6 by 9 feet; worth $9.00; The first thing you 4 upon )much for the interest you have | BOOCIREUGE . pias sss “a eee $7.10 eras a Gee ae ee Same in the 9 by 12-foot size, worth $17.50, Pee O"A 74 SDA eA VD V AP AOA Greatest Suit Bargains %, Season $25.00 to $50.00 Suits One-Half Price These are the show of the : room sample of one most prominent naturally tl the York makers, ar iG "i handse and best i of York's be bright, snap $25.00 Suits for $12.50 $30.00 Suits for 815.00 $39.00 Suits for $19.50 $42.00 Suits for $21.00 $45.00 Suits for ...... $22.50 $50.00 its fo $25.00 | Thin Sale of Thanksgiving Sale Women’s and Chil- | ent Nowvel= A the Very 1 Wom meee ries. en 4 dren’s Wear RUCHING—Dalinty we Kt Neck and shade t Hpecial values at, | “4 “A 25¢, 35¢ w. 50¢ | pe. a LINEN COLLAR S—La dies Ladies’ Cont Sweaters, Ove- | ins Means Great Savings ~ a. You—HKead On | hi ing Sale, 1-8 Lease | site’ | $12.00 HATS FOR: Stems, Dresses. | | aoe = 19¢ c round, de fon, Regular ise BO VEILING--Ruesian Net and : = | Tuxedo Velling, chenille We are wonderfully enthused j | 4 P Wool Vents, | in preparing this sa beautiful | aill-wool gar- ; 1 eave, very soft All the se n's latest } t fitting, higt styles, with the flat effects, the | sleeve, ankle pants, hand trim- medium, with breast-trimmed, , hair ibe and the charming turbans, which | Tesskemtving Sale, $1.20 claim their share of popularity, cx’ #150 1 are all to be found in this collec | tion—a gr ay of colors and | carefully tones give the j plea ts. Millinery 8 to $12.00, for Saturday verge ioe Cotes j with wh ite | t Maco yarn: fa ‘Only $5.00 > SPECIAL shades fit pertect! y | are acknowledged be @ i | | | {26 best kia gloves made 0 ¢ hocolate-« at Marshma! for, & pair $1.50 lows, all day Sat ay, for 10st Meee Slane, Oe’ cena | half-price lar 6Oc; here mt p only $1.85. 35c Pound AFTER SUPPER SA LE—7 to 10 P. M. i per and Envelopes, box Bue Bengoin and Almond Cream | ate» Perfumes, all kinds, on enthotoam oe | i$e Tooth 1 26-tnob c F. Ladies Wool Drawn- | Brushes 6e Bien ched «hame, aney arriage work Muslin Be Hose ..38e Robes .68e | Squares j ube | THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST YP aba ottage | Gur tafn| 10¢ Appl Rode a Net D oe ARP +3 for 86 | tho Boys’ | | Oe Peerlens ¢ Caps. .1e | eS | Se Ladies’ Yarn Me | elation | a pee 85e Fascinat- | oe. We ae thine “ANS = WS? SECOND AVENUE ore a ae, es MUST HAVE THE MONEY—HOWLING SPECIALS FOR ) -7oo.o2 pike st. THE HUBBELL CO.., 700-02 pie sr. | t ACD CURDAENEHyReawinr 38c « ay mas ; x ayehneals , Sa 1° 186 neavy weight: 9¢ wAegUlar HOt cs NOR ‘s SUSPENDERS —Very 124c Pace iewrosdbll va i 38c MEN'S SOX—Nlack and fancy: 5c bag ~~ A nieenpeyar aes 3c WOOL UNDERWEAR—Job lot of msi | WHITE OUTING FLANYEI—Thick Be ; 49c cece Woe ‘a et. sin ts—aten's Ds ts, value 96 | 39¢ Mi rondcloth, regular $f $3.89 “lata wih i z 41c LADIES WAISTS—Pancy percale: BBE ' one ee ate 39c¢ LADIES NIGHT GOWNS—Dost 42c ‘ , Y 19¢ MISSHS" KNIT VESTS —Very high Be uit Feats % *°* $1.29 CANNED CREAM—Rogular 5c uk kid; we Lin 69c MACAMONI==t 1 pack 6c eave ire “ pet H 99c SUGAR sYRUP— nh) res 1246 aeay: ’ 88c ok. |" yore rth nesetiedeatey 8c LADIP rey a8 tad ya ot 1 89c reorTH er sHES—! 10¢