The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1908, Page 5

CIVIC UNION HS Avi ER FOR CITY: ss Confident It purpose of looking after and inves: tigating olty and county affairs Accomplish Tpere are many elubs and organ i ieations Interested in etty affairs ' mene who do some work separately along guagoation for civic Hnes, bat have not the time to Kive to Work out resulta Ye a good sugses Why would It not be well for all ~ one of- these clubs and organtsations, wer should | t+ the: oie controtied by and for all who are interested tn ‘county government. (he city, to contribate thelr money ae ast be well to utilise and influence to the Civte unton? union as % city The union would be able, in that @ organized for the event, to do a great deal more pe ~ TOY SHOP WEST OF CHICAGO—Main Floor pm- Making Sale in All Departments Until Xmas. We Must | for Holiday Goods. = $2.00 MECHANICAL TRAIN $1.39 cal Train on Track; has good, heavy en- with tender and coaches and plenty of stand- Regular $2.00; Room-Making $1 39 Fels-Naptha Soap, 6 for 25¢ Wonderful Pola Naptha Reesh blad the best cold water soap rien known; room-makin at any price wd 25c a sale price, 6 bars for 10c Canvas Gloves, 5¢ Razors, 98¢ | Rasor, with | r 8c - Bgg Beater, 17¢ Patr of Heavy Canvas Gloves ‘Sire -_ just the thing for use around es Bang the house, making fires, ete worth 10e; room-making 5c ‘aad 9 daraal: 7c sale, pa $1.00 Sheeting Paper, 65¢ saleat Columbia Red Rosin Sized | Mantle, 19¢ Sheeting Paper for partition Gas Mantle best light obtain walle: $00 square feet tn a roll worth $1.00; room-making 1$¢ | sx 65c Boiler, 9S¢ $1.00 Buck Saw, 63¢ Roller, made of Jennings’ Buck Saw, with beat Me with “fit in blued clock spring steel! biade Meerasting bottom; and well braced, red frame worth $1.00; room 65 gale ss c Mine eeeee QQ. vue making sale $3.00 COASTER WAGON $1.98 =— Coaster Wagon; has extra strong wheels axles; fitted with brake and automobile Bogie Word 8300; Room” “8799 WPAVENUE AND UNION oe it you may hear or read—just write . Santa Claus, care of Garvey-Bu Bpany. Your letters will not go to fer Office. Santa Claus will get Swer them, too. "Phone if you can Main 2644. Sensational Eastern Soprano of the Year Will With the SCHUBERT CLUB In Their First Public Coneert /MOORE THEATRE Tuesday Ev’g, Dec. 1 Chickering Piano Used—Trained Chorus of 75 Voices \ppear thetr : to pla Menever an ay: t , he Chicke oo orit ’ Bering Cte, Telrains ( 1 Grand old ont NST DBL sounsipn THIRD AND UNIVERSITY $0F Kdino gro to the > ane ay county than they are dotaa no that all these efforts should be con sat d in one organization. ole work and alm ts along clvio in Our organisation has done much xood work for the olty jand count nd if ported, n do atill more. 1 is some organteation wateh over and Kuard the affairs of the elty uunty, and make their th jitiens Rnown to the tat have a wie and e¢ aN AmOMeNnt jour elty and county affairs before it is too late to hemedy | the people wish us to continue our work, it la thelr duty to lend ua all the assistance within powe THE CIVIC UNION OF SRATTLE, | Por Christopher W. Horr, Secy SERPS ~ AMUSEMENTS mirth and real om nixed and proper! ffering at th Te odt-bouncing awatted but hefore the t Tr “ with a real big “O. Texas” in a plain, wel f loves aud hates In V and it strikes home, “Texas jreal girl who loves a cow punche Au Engtieh lord thinka he ah have “Texas” for his own, but Uh has of her and arouné eof a hinges t play Ax Texas,” Mine Nora ftelby terpreted a part her portrayal Linplaye re than ordinary Harry Maitland and Rridges, as Col. Weat and Mrs w parents of “Texas,” infused Texas flavor and the be dmproved nk Conway appeared as Jack Datlam, the “ow puncher, and, be sides having @ rich stage presen: ls an actor of more than mediocre mas 6 Lets wt theme may. th 1 further every one ers ad and sent SAVE MONEY Avoid Pain on Your TEETH CUT RATES All Work Guaranteed. Lady Attendants. YALE DENTISTS C Second and Yesier Way Drug Store “over Guy's om 204. Hours, 9 to 8; Bun day till 1. Be sure you are in he right place Our tdoa te} properly sup | absolutely necessary that! Inaugurated tn same, If) thelr Winona | ONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1 —~for the gervice of the people: the GREATER STANDARD is the largest, finest exclusive homefurnishing store in Ameri we feature a sale of leather furniture— arrangements have been made for the placing of our entire showing of leather furniture on sale for the This announcement carries with it news of such character, such only as this store i specials will be week (—miail orders for these advertised Wednesday night.) sale movement for which we have made exten this is here's news of a sive preparations to be an occasion of far greater than ordinary interest to Seattle gilt-giver right at the very start of holiday buying time, we make . history, announce | this store’s determination to December the most notable | holiday month in the store and will place on sale without reservation, all showings of seasonable holiday ar- | aE 7 ticles of the most pronounced values ever offered on furniture yable of presenting for your special attention. filled otherwise indicated) if Cunless received by the extreme price inducements which will prevail throughout the store—on all articles for tne practical gift-buyer—will most | certainly appeal to you if considerable savings Js a considera — tion it is along the most liberal lines the great success of this December sale, of reducing that we plan for which will undoubted ly bring to you and us the most satisfactory results in our ex of holiday buying and selling, We'll be ready for ' periences you tomorrow any purchases made now will be held for future delivery if desired $19.90 Fegular value 896.50 this tare le of @ p service hardly $13.75 remsuler value 610.7S thie ts a large, gud stantial frame ak w tomular S858. Mxtre spe. al priced tne feat PI tus ture s7 sale $1.35 Belmont Axminster 2 5 Cc carpet, extra special, yard - - this is a heavy pile fine Belmont Axminster carpet, 8 different pat ect from, four ‘patterns in Oriental effects, especially good four patterns in floral and other destgns, with bor ra special for Tuesday and Wednesday only aking of rugs to match. Ex pecial attention is given the holiday display of cabinets—all kinds— all special priced — P $10.25 valve 818.75 “$12. 56 $8.60 regular yelue 819.50 $10.00 a Fee (= the regular price ts $16.00. Exjra ape cial priced for thin lee furnt ws. $10.00 es ii a surpassing ahaa ex- hibit of ladies’ disks, | ll underpriced— | peer $9.75 regular price #1875 reguine value 88.75, 1 partic TELEGRAPHER ACQUITTED. hows that By United Press.) ad of Pa THOMPSON, Me N A 1 The Lyri cratic vote was 68,120 \ ry t sa mt ate Mit a or Pantage : ial a. (By United Press.) Scores the Billboards ie aks ee Ee am at met t r Tw t OLYMPIA, Wash., Nov. 30.—The rm hor hy ed bil rd resulting f \ at J ah. bill, and th are prom | official returns rom the reeemt| ame in for a scoring from the pul- | Olive last Septen v AKson 1 k he ' ‘ 1a bit terday, when Rey. Dr, Syd r train No. sud a Northern Limi tx presentation, | election have at last been recetved Strong, pastor of the Queen | Pacific freight collided A There will be several good vaude-| by St nt & cretary Nic hols and the Ma ny el ay ie 1 work of footing up the totals made | Ouny gis evatem of fl jnited Sta ubmarine ten na i : a cauiae bak loeden & nice Sunday task for Chief Clerk CNCd {h % tee cee agth e ae oe - Sr . VOR Houghton. From footings of the iq ta aa ad uded: be res . 4; : ; . returns on the head of the tick ee: ein Bs ‘! vote it is shown that the tota nF Ma publican vote for Taft was 106,062 f the Be K the democratic vote for Bryan waa nd « 68,883, giving a pturality for Taft,” GE D BURR D 0 I c of 47,679. 0. . y VU ‘ The total socialist vote for prest:| PHILADELPHIA ) a r on the citizens’ tteket.| dential electors was 14,177; inde-| of incendiary origin ed. the h Htation has started here tO) sendence vote 248, and the prohibl-| bending shop and much preyerty steopat y i) al option ticket Lp pposition t e tre The total number * Spectal Sala Half Price Overcomts and Cravencttes ane RECORDS ~ 4%. ¢ WALLING Co, 7 SECOND AVE SRA T TLE tion vote totaled 4,700. of vote & Co nd and Wood $200,000. of JG. lawn ay. loss A. AL. KLEIN | The Best Shoe Repairing in the City While You Walt | 217 JAMES 8ST Fasting and All Drugless Methods el you ours SUITE 430 ARCADE BLDG,