The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1908, Page 3

ives In the way awa of the btate Iaanicis agAinat Dr un vB, ope of the ve aa uvared by Pelion li socaliate i the ei ar ti FOR PARIS (| Try Our ee ial Lunch, 15¢ At the Tea Room 7 S to chey wit wh Wil tried December "i y Will il Be Barred by , ie ‘pdt age age 4 called he format united Prem 4 iB maldne fopreash tat 4 ORDEAUX, Deo, 11,--Proatdent Law From All “ * ] ety NP LEA iF jog the @aehion clas abeiete Cagiry, of Venonucta left this ty | (By Unite enn | working clase movement; second, | © wclock this moruing for Path | Saloons. . ir N. Utah 41. <cWhdiol ther a oy aye ‘~* Dei} It Ie bolleved that he will uiderg 3 or, pronecut: | wetting typo a : | as 1 by | @% operation at the French capitol | \ UR Fhe revived &* on, favors the | mefiy of Opvate and Tolaos, | cg, Seattle local demanding that be | eee ee tran st Bette eh “This Is a Magnetic Christmas Store” bennett ih os eh tection ithe | Gropped dead hear far | [kas to bavo performed the opera s Is a Magnetic Christmas Store oe of numerous states | mort when the printing office| |’ ‘The reason for the operation | Bring the Children to Souvenir Reception , bat he has examine © has failed | wa | no wh e re ’ " MO gra a foo CAPITOL GRAFTERS ARE | y",,20"%.,.2° 0% evertd Ot S| See Mamma and Papa Saturday, moti Spo | cates sets] DEMED NEW TRIAL | = atm fos arg, gection 6 * 1 recommend the enact tre amed pl aa Christmas pre . | | eer res eae |e ge ea vac pay UR ARE} | Be erimnce “tre committer ah oomia ue fer ar ayy eS edge Kuabal tonay’ controled a HO While under the tnf in ses! their pioture rtmont at bargain | Wotton for & how trial for Snyder, | y § aad that tos prices ct Cinls and cuutiactarn whe were con,| Desperado With a Record |i% | victed on the of conspiring | Adds More Scalps to | \ of: the capttol contract His Belt. | Corner |) 4 h\ Secong | WATER LOW AND seat Fenn, Tee” 11 —an | | econ | | parent wit yut the slightest prov ] Or nd certainly withor he MILLS TO CLOSE was saci Win Laiun’s ooo Ad | verada ith ecord ft 14 | | eens eens We at peo Macks Arcanwed A Little Money | ple, Bho a dive full of negroes "aoe today,, Kilting. four and. woundin s | ; |} shop and feel comfortable at Knosher's. Mottoes from Be 25¢ .15¢ and 25¢ 15¢ Beautiful put Pictures orimep jf a lax Fur Sx ot | aris Vaists ~ DROPS DEAD. -Useful and Sensible Christmas Gifts are on display and sale all through “thisstore. Goods are new and prices are right, and, best of all, you can Everything is arranged so that you can sec and handle goods easily. Our salespeople will not hurry you, ‘but will give you time and consideration. You will be agreeably surprised if |} you do some of your Christmas shopping at Knosher's. $2.50 to $25.00 Cab hieeas Ae eRe + tose soee++ $8.00 to $15.00 Pics Christmas Hosiery, 3 paits ......$1.00 ER RE Men's Xmas Handkerchiefs .10¢ to 87.50 25¢ to $3.50 Ladies’ Xr os | Tags and Stickers Books, the newest ae Dres Silk Wais eeneease s Patt ..75¢ to $6.00 Brown Belts, the latest 35¢ s Ruchings, yard. 35¢ to $1.35 Kid Gloves ......$1.50, $2.00 Kid Gloves ...81.00 to $3.50 Phoenix Mufflers........ Hk Mufflers.....81.00, $1. 50 Neckwear 5O¢, 75¢, $1.00 Lace Collars ....35¢ to $1.50 Feather Boas for Xmas. t Sweater Ja Table Liner Rain U Silk Kimor Bathing Re Xmas Susp Smoking C Silk Skirts annes mbrellas .... Leather Bags KNOSHER’S as Handkere CTNS wes Patterns ckets 1S POS «se ee penders...... OBIS cesees “¥)) Da) Comforts are filled with pure le cotton. They are covered in grade of silkoline, in dainty 8, greens, vellows, pinks, and other colors. One hur mA saving of one dollar and one cent, 1 on Bissell Sweepers Won't waste a moment of your time you how absurd it is to try and house without a “Bissell.” You better than we do. You may not Ow we are selling the ” 50 fe r tow. for . $1.65 this dain plain, m yard The find in the city coloring while to come in and Fol them tomorrow, the regular $2.60 grade, at $1.59 are the best values 3) DP ths, oS SOm, n- ty Silkoline comforts and fancy work. any Rugs From Japan For Your Bedroom for a cheap Some very artistic designs, if you need a Rug it is well worth your see them, T All the Credit You Want . 25¢, 50¢, $5.00 to $1.00 to $2.95 to $13.50 patterns, hiefs 25¢ to 2.50 85.00 to $25.00 .. $5.00 to $8.50 . $1.50 $3.00 65¢ to $1.00 to $12.00 . $5.50 to $15.00 $3.50 to $7.00 50¢ to $1.50 $8.50 $6.50 Cor. Second _ And James Silkolines for Fancy Work Lots of pretty things you can make from for bed Figured or for, o¢ Suitable l5e value Rug that you will in good wo sizes 7 feet 6 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $10.50 value for $7.50 9 by 12 feet, $12.50 value, for For Saturday Only $9.50 Sole Sellers Monarch Ranges. aH Lo} STARTER IDAY, Goclatiete Moke Diiaewen, Charges have been preferred iv J >} th {WILL TELL IT TO! ROOSEVELT (Dy United Press.) NEW YORK, Dec, 11.—The Earl] of Warwick, who has had severa \}| years of hunting in the regions of Afrien that President Roosevelt | planning to vistt, today ta prepa « to go to Washington for a hunt War the ing talk with the president arrived yesterday Star liner Oceanic on Me er ki lo’ ian | nc SUGGESTIONS he ol For Him Cavaliers, in colors; lot Fausts, dren’s Felt Slippers TURRELD’ 903 Second Ave. lo to om jth This great book tells how you cure yourself without It if written in plain It explains should know, and shows how men become strong and vigor us after a few applications of my etro- Vigor u suffer from weakness kind—varteocele, lowt nervous de! of any atrength 1 | of | Pe Ww fall to met this be por, 1 te absolute! walt a minute. ' Cut out now and é hou now p.m. nau ltation oa. m. to 6 Saturdays until & 10 to 18. Bunda DR. $.S. HALL CO. | 1914 Second Ay. Seattle, Wa, | ald rat she | 210-8 | Addrens on after from him. ery | Rawley « ELECTRICIAN | Silver DECEMBER 11, 1908. CASTRO OFF ree more. of them fatally wry negro ym had fallen, killed o in the r wounded Latura was arrented late: part of the town. BIG TIMBER DAL. (By Untied Proms.) MOQUIAM, T 6 in the peik LOVE GROWS coLD ACTRESS WANTS | TO DIE (By U San BRANCISO oving that hey « loved her, May ¢ j Ville actress, swallowed dichloride of mercury early today in he apartmests in the hotel St. Rose. aud Is in & precarious condition at central emergency hospital Ric her Hance ring t | ® Vaudeville aketch, had refused to} oe her good-night. The girt rv i that he no longe wed he pted the girl give her a refused t m. but antidote ARRESTED thing of the looting of Hall i i ke up by our New York buyer | ; © f the ne Mi Houses, | L. W. Marshall, who says he ts aie Bhp e ly age: Mio j@ Jaborer, was arrested this morn. si byt andl aati ling kyr Clty Detective Jack Wick $15.00 WAINTS, 8.50 p Rg ; gye g e jmapaod William Holland as he bcs ene pie Mie tk e-em eps | Waa attempting to dispose of an r = ng ssi of agp-aange fo revolver, stolen from the $8.50 pd moans vd goods store of A. L. Hall Looe en ere emote. Bd ants would % the entire shall insists that he knows rr Bae eaten $2.98 | *tore, and says the revolver was Yen to him by a friend jou. Marehall ie + © was locked up, and wi old nding an investigatio: the attai tan or black; Romeos, oy, Exe nd | | tan or black; Operas, tan SERIOUSLY HURT ona } | or black; Everetts, tan or waite “Handker: | | blagk. 37 styles to select ° roldered | | ae 9 : 4. Pittman, an electrician, fell a — a - > wreath and initial: a reg- | ship lying at the Colman dock | raadtpaer an? | OnVeR- $1 50 to $5.00 shortly after 7 o'clock and 6 | Bach, Combe and Barvetion | ‘ t| ed njuries about the head Garved “Mack « oa | eee SES | ee —— may prove fatal. Pittman was pick Barrettes, In amber E | F H ed Gp unconscious ‘and taken to | pg a | or er Pacific hospital $1.00 vaines 50c Cavaliers, brown, blue or Appoints Commissioners. ; | Sithten tek Seth vice ee red suede; Romeos, in M. K. Jones, at one time a well 60e, Hand - Dipped inem—New Gilt and Ox | wrapped ready gray, black, red, brown, | X8@™® Seate railroad man and] i ee, Bie ed elt Buckles and ee. seer Fay, DIACK, : +f) now president of the Guyaquil and |i | é wate wt, 7 ied ter ship. gc" or blue felt; 9) Qaito rattroad in Ecquador, was | Born ggh alge -umps, in patent, suede | yesterday morning appointed by l. RGus or ok or dull leathers; “Com 1 act ae | of ~ A-Y--P. E haa ty ses held vg,”” olors: Crochete aa commissioner for the exposition | deliv- fys, in colors; Crocheted fi to" the South American republica | 40c ae Gelivered Slippers, hand-made, in ff) He will use hie influence to interest j é : 49 at any specified colors | the republios tn the exposition, Mr i. AOc r 1 © | time upon re ones left for Bequador this after ] db. Small Trinket Boxes. 0 | artitioned. Bac C | aquest $1.00 to $5.00 | 2%, iewiv tate fae 20¢ Mine gue | zee riptions, | Splendid assortment FULLERTON LaSES 20c i agp “59 | a in Infants’ and Chil , — HIS DAMAGE SUIT Biaee EGudene*. yesterday sus What to give the a probler sity wear, sweater, scarf or tained the demurrer entered by the solved if you will but Mon's Fv ‘gee gelibzat - Seattio Printing company in the poe Rg i eagean Me io 4 Pants, Te leage of James Fullerton, who is : ment, hand fin jeulmg the printing company fo ankle length | 986, 90 for using & bogus uniol label | 6,000 campaign cards previou the primaries. Ar Sweater, made of the best Saxony | Sadlerton, while a candidate for! Combination of trimmed with brown, ray | county’ cotmmissloner, contracted Scented eaters Peau $4.50 | with the printing company for 6,000 go ang : 1 rde to coat $106.90. and refused the $10.90 he asks $76 @ decision has been hereby: ap . i Hoomner hominating ¥. president Cincinnatl, # and among the Joseph uiniana of J oretary mem | bers of the board of directors will | be FTOY OV California; portland, and ‘alla V fact"? on the phr Mesh 8B. , Pioneer Jow CHRISTMAS GIFT A fine gun cane. A fine shell case, A fine hunting coat | A 22-caliber Winchester auto- | | matic rifle. A. kL. Hall, 1117 Firet av, lly pocketed his guns and de Mies Clifford swallowed the pots d Raw wallowed the drug. | The po Heb are now looking for Marshall's ‘ id | be Later Fuller. | $85.90 for using a bogus union label was printed on them and he fered humiliation and loss of votes the cards. dam. | “wut The nd Harbors con. com for the ensuing # of the organi Rane 8 Ki Lire! for Easy Choosing Vassues et Ac pee. ones Wonders the sing feat P ain rietm ountiess iu solutions of gift p ems and are arranged for quick et N matter the crowde—t an of | the rus f puch Toyland: A Bazaar of Fascinating Playthings A Few of the Countless Attractions Letter From Santa Claus FON eR | SN ee Pe 91.29 Hempty Dampty Cireus, he Kid Hedy Dolla, 20¢ Hach a8 . " . ; hale pr 29c #200 990 Special for 1.10 long; engine, | a dandy, | 4 feet long $1.50 n get him the 0c r a r (A Remarkable Purchase of Newest Millinery D o Hints i in Accessories at to giv 1 see w nent, } a} vd | Neok wear—Now tiful and beau creations in Gib 2A) s - 70) i 2 0 | °Q| @ | Men’s Furnishings ¢ price $6.00 Cont Sweaters, $4.50 colors, In He of Combi Men's Stik Mow 1 black, fancy $1.59 the new Hnes A hig A large « th fancy w > large wives the new hip $20.00 Ba’ gown; let our exp 1 Hath Robes Men's od with FF ST A $11.00 | workmanship. deved Initial er 1 ned Hand ikerchiat Back Comb and Barrette ¢ silk Plain Taffeta Ribbon, 25e Books, poems and novels, over $1 Silk ose: es Mufflers 15¢ Flannel Kimonos 50c seperate a= US — WWS—1l7 SECOND AVENUE bs ee ee) it must be hard work being] The steet business of this coun- haa he to talk? | holders Walter Pard at the Geiser Grand hotel, in this} city, became lost last night between FANCY MEATS Prime Beef, Milk Veal, Young Lamb, Fresh Pork Oregon We have 09 Bou eo pbins camp, this! if N i code Miata een repe eget: Ty Poultry, Dry Picked Fowls, ; i cs Py | BRNATION i Bo: » ¥ found his frozen body. Pardee'd Ak PALACE MARKET parents live at Meriden, Conn., and | 1000-10 Amutions Hagk Building Second and Yesler, ij} aro waid to be prominent people ” re