The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1908, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1908, 38 — g BRITISH CRUISERS | | CLERK PROVES THIEF ome waste’ PMS. Tyrer teriape. tind, tguners H Wass area pein ae A Ak thglda at |i t pp! Vea i ‘ “th In lor “Trusteo " y | Have You Seen Mamma and Papa Santa Claus? Come QUITS tenes ee ne A de! Poe | charge Or nae omineasled Rhogt) Seakenteh Cocsty Pale Biaote, Cr CTS ae Ua eid, Get en ad ate OE Fy et ecm et tp Have You Bought? Depoty U.S Marshal hag : SSE ALOe t ™ Mob Resents an Insult to/from a joweiry n Atlanta, |imh oe Pe sae > Ga. An officer will @ from At. | fects parjtner President McKinley lanta to take ‘ THe CHRISTMAS BUYEN at Juneau Resigns NABHVILA nh, Dee. 18 United Press.) s % ? oh Ne wrand alee ot] MAcosen The His Office. eobesesss. pe | Long back for trial 7 JUDGE JOHN L, NOLMN DAD and Gets a a 1VAL HLS THe SPREAD vable Kind of a Toy, priced all ad here veater | {Nk At & meeting b that Presiden 222) SLEEPS IN CELL [assets Beautiful Toy Land —Come he Kinameled Chairs, 200 Ka Khe Fire Wingines, @e¢ Wack 20c “*.. 696 FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. This Store Will Not Be fatyled divine Ww. Me | Arrested and Jailed for | ric z |" a * ' le r ) Kn Attempting to Speak _|{"t!3,{rom town, followed bs 0 E | 3 oe k : ni “4 ae ; of citizens threateying violence a 98c 5c ae At Bellingham Sieene ik SARL pen venings 1 | .sa.ry peoching miccce, 0.10 10 2-6 Keg Dolla, 126 Kone | and yo (Ry United Press.) (By United Press.) | k 0 nereantile) BELLINGHAM, Dec 5 Preaiae BERLIN, ” ~~. = © “4d ant] To keep employes free of exhaustion, id Emma Goldma last night than eh Ienoting and the consequent inability, resulting : ye : our LIVE UM from long hours, to give you their best 3 whtil today, when they were placed See atte if quae Up ste ate oe | without attempting to speak or to| Medical Students Act the |} BLACK SILK A Most Useful Gift £100 BLACK CHIFFON TAPP RTA SILK, The t | whom the wat mi retired for he night = LS | | Ant having the doors open each morning upon 4 aie Faris make T83c ight Soanced thst she would electto'go| ‘Brutes for Sake of | fresh stocks and attractive surroundings, KY to prison rather than move. | == am Operation, =| ; : aed , » a | this store’s hours for Chistmas buying WHNSTON CO tae spagi ter: (By United Press.) | mene’ The Best Cough Care} rien ertal ese ts will be from 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m., ef- Sec an an ote bows bone can It is felt that this action, while it pint of Whisky, mixed, will cure any cough that is curable and break cold in 24 hours. Take a teaspoon: | Ate ful every four hours. Ask your ef Cray S on anncathotte \aeuasiot fer the geavibe Lesetrs} newspaperman, who is one of |f | Virgin Of of Pine compound pure. | the witnesses against the students, |f prepared and guaranteed by the testified that, during the operauions. Gift Hints at Great Savings ay *,.05¢ ames ss... 200 er eA eS ed, they saw fit Co. on Fri You Save Here—Note These HANDKERCHIEFS Ladion Sheer Lawn Handker Fine Linen Initial Handker- chie v4 chiefs, narrow hematitched the dis will ap can be se m at the D. ment, Third . Only seating capac ‘Will be given ont, so it! to apply early a may cost a certain amount of business, [seeh Chemical Ca. Cineinaat!, ©.| sabe dad hethin Gees Wien ts conil ° : “2 Rronptered. tas ecstosla wore aanedt will be more than justified by the better why they did pot give an apacsthetic | bave given was: “tient necessary stock conditions maintained, more intelli- gent service within the store, and through SA PUA ASO AES — y have given was; “It isn't necessary |f] for auch ¢ skates. The vivisection case not only In volves all the stadents in the tn-/ stitution but also Dr. H. L. Schuh, | director of the college. i] : . t * emall initial a oa permitting employes to reach Christmas fossil bos ot egy. 25 ° ‘The D ay mages Sag lg ng large Pavia A of © For Chsishean rhe ox who wh Uendaine eight anal atte f without impairment of their capacity for North Yakima, on Dec. 1 turned from that elity Thos. & Lippy of the loc tse a Lippy oft Tos enjoyment of the holiday. il wen TO De eae A FREDERICK & NELSON | miral “Bob” Evans bas come out | with « statement that the big war Incorporated ships no boing constructed for the! Sree | Mr. Man *:" Smoking Jackets, 93.95 | 1) °8 fasten ning 1 Smoking Jack fale $6. 95 in plain colors, | LADIRG' EMBROIDERED Hose, ed with braid and Kid Gloves— $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, 83.50 Handkerchiefs in every possible quality ...... 10¢ to $2.50 Ladies’ Neckwear— , 50¢, T5¢, 81.50 Christmas Suspenders, in pretty boxes ........ B0¢ to #2 Men’s House Jackets .... seus $4.50 to $9.00 Christmas Hosiery ..........-. .50¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 Every Counter and Table filled with Suitable Holiday Merchan dise. Visitors are very welcome 90.00 24™ ROBPS, U. B& navy are better than the| Dreadnaughts and the navy ts "| day the best In the world. Imported Lisie vik pme, with silk cord frome; @ very Ndery Asinty pat- emb r “Gi tints fn farly 7 ae ae TO Owe Ife 24-Inch Percales. Bic ~, 5 So lar and Cuff 25c ag Bhe | s8.'%i2h om $2.95 Bank Loot Located OGDBN, Utah, Dec, 15.—Biils of | large denominations amounting to $2,400, im from & Porth bank} & week ago, have been located in banks here Men ge ome to This Sale of Clothing We are closing oyt our wholesale stock of Men's Clothing at retail, Every man who buys, buys as cheaply as the merchant who buys a thousand suits : Gov. Harris’ County Dry. COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 15.~—Preble | county has voted dry by 10 majority Gov. Harris lives in this county Special Silverware Sale Silver Tea Sets and a great variety of fine Silverware for the table at % off regular prices. 4 plece Tea Set, including tray for $10.00, CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 1207 Beeond Ave. ome TO 1000 $1.89 Gut € Bho Bisque; slightly soiled / / . | “ators? 4... $1.25 | one $2.98 10e, Kimono Handker- "Se 7 Hie Sweater $3.00 Boo Elastic $1.18 Knitted x 2 yee | Cia ee ‘Stee... $1.29 IME STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST 3 In The Star Star Every Every Tuesday. WEDNESDAY’S SAVING LIST Friday. 20 Ib. Cane Sugar $1 If you make a 60c purchase of our Tea or a $1.00 purchase of our Coffee Open Evenings BOTH STORES. SN A as Suggestions in Our Windows ile we can necessarily show comparatively few of the | reds of useful gift pieces in our immense stock, you ff} Wmay sce just the thing there that would please father, ff 1, mother or sister. Notice the quaint, artistic little in weathered oak—the latest ideas in SMOKING LES, CELLARETTES, FOOT RESTS, UMBREL- ASTANDS, BOOK RACKS, ETC. MAnd don’t be afraid of taking up our time—always glad you and to give prices if interested. THE CLOTHING IS ALL OF THE HIGHEST CLASS — TAILORED TO PERFEC- TION AND FULLY GUARANTEED. The savings are bona fide—the prices are undoubtedly the lowest ever quoted for clothing of equal quality. Here Are the Suits Suits that were $10.00 and min 50 are now | Suits that were $15.00 and $18.00 are now Ceeeccewenesosess . . $7.50 BE PIANOS. } Suits thet were $20.00 and $ ocume saree came sneer ween NING PIANOS. | HAINES BROS.’ PIANOS. Cee | ee Here Are the Overcoats | Find Such Our Teas and Coffees are carefully selected and so skillfully blended that they are a delight to the most delicate palate Angelini Brand Olive Oil Guaranteed an Absolutely Pure Italian Overcoats that were $15.00 and $16.00 are | Overcoats that were $18.00 and $20.00 are HOW cc cccevnscenses A < RT UE occ tes db deeb vets wacteadas $10.50 Overcoats that were $25.00 and $30.00 are ROW ics: tae . $12.50 a Cline’s Piano House Main Store—1406 First Ave. iil Dr Sreneh awe Ave, jj Product i isl GALLON HALF GALLON QUART esser $2.35 $1.20 60 M«:FurnishingGoods| Surplus Stocks at About Half Usual Prices AIFWool Sox, worth 20c, for 9¢ Cotton Sox, worth ihe, for Re Wepl Fleeced Underwear, worth BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 2 Ibs. for 75c A Fancy Table Butter That We Recommend to Our Customers for Its Purity Value SF Anywhere <a CO DO moO-Z7~ TT Hior Men’s Trousers 5 — mn sos wens Sults at rset Med Wool Underwoar, worth out H If . B S About Half | “fs. tc! ver sage | About Ha Creamerie Butter Store El Men’e $2.60 and $8.00 Gep- | Natural Wool Underwear, worth Boys’ Suite that were $3.00 se arate Trousers for 16, now Te and $3.60, are now 1014 Second Av. Firet Store North of Madison &t. “er Hate, worth $2.00 and $2.50 $1 Cron Haw pe aii Only In the City | $1 45 M@n's All-Wool Sweaters, all col C1 55 7 7 4; worth $2.00 and $2.50 a on" \ $10.75 ‘: a8 : ; On the Track of Good (ol ce r | Men's 93:00 and 94.00 | Eh’ All Won! fventorm Nee Boys’ Suits that were $4.00 |. This Princess Dresser is finished to a igacse quartered Trousers for Man's J Working Shirts to $6.00, are now Mm oak. The top is shaped, 21 by 35 inches, has ser- ‘orth now .... 66¢ shaped top drawer, and a large, heavy French Mén's Cheviot Overshifte, worth 0, now Ae idys’ Black and White Shirts, ‘orth 60c and 660e, now ...15¢ Mirror, 18 by 30 inches. Briefly, it’s the best dresser ff in the city, at the price. Regular $16.00 value. $2.70 For amy case of slcohollan that t | —_ (Without ie and Reta |9OO FIRST i gg 9 “New York Office: cannot cure in from & to § days i J. B. BRISBOIS “a ; 3 oN York I 7 CORNER MARION 8ST. |r Broadway- ew Yor! | Globe Hetel Jommission) You Want Cor, Firet Ay. aud Moin Se Private Office, Ind. 421 Ke Campbell, 112 Columbin St,