The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1908, Page 4

THE STAR-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1908. both th btw The | am here, dear, What te tt | cordingly. "pe mb ) Aad REPUBLICAN: ( HE CAME IN LIKE A LAMB [DO YOU REMEMBER? ] {aie hi os te aga thasost SN FATAL LUNCHEON se i ee ROOLING. a] Me leew that the heart of frene; the Yon ciré?” he whitpéred, edger: | CLAIMS vicTiM bage. In thé meantime : AND younger, had not been fouched—and | 1 You care for me, a you | aka that the elty eounc the PEOPL 7 it Wau frene whose awe Uhgexol- | lrene? !Sanitary ¥ E T? | dier boy babbled now in hie fever I care vory much, Donald,” the | iy, United Preda.) | ply thetr wan OUT HE GOES LIKE A RAGING LION! [ NOTIC D I | Bho found the younger «irl duyt re-| vskured hin VALLIO, — Cal De 18,—| public se ral) | Heved aging i Neh became vuible over thé body of Mra. Au | franchive F ts ' Diehald ‘ natural, “It t Rose, a pto ie = vietim, | r } , dia calling your! ne ) Now 1 f eh for a time threatencd to lead Paver Hanson's Gti sg SEPTEMB 3 : can Kleey ; efusal of the burial permit At a meeting of the Rainier te taf a ER 190) y ed the youtee He turned then and, as hia dream | has nH adjusted and the fun Valley Improvement club in ie ove ‘et day a résolution passed end und he felt th ai| ing Ole Hanson's propowed anti-race fir, “Then it ta fanelen roamed once more back to | will held this afternoon, SUNS MON® TUES “S at ah @ it Is you, Irene,” sald tie daet| the land of peace, the erael fever|Rowe was a victim of the f | % 3 Py 56 . | |irl, wad he mint not KHGW Flint} died down sntit ik breath came |iuicheon served at the Iaunchlng of track edu bias you do not care onger, We A inane bréath sho the colliér Prometheus Norris to is », 3 7 Must not know Fondbted The girl who had quieted him | Adwe mbly man Websnte % rie Kate nodded, and b nde q suffering and thought of anoth Mitk in the one article of food | les i kray eyes ne ' mao but he ter Kate worked A | Ghai eeesinin, tah L er ud tolled at inking to Hfo of GARBAGE FRANCHISE human beings cannot exiat without : Tam sorry, Kate,” she congfort. othe while within he 8 bosom fed shall not know he tried to jdt her love | ——— | 1G pes! NATE cava still murmured atiow| One good that will follow the re-' franchise for the gatherty Private Leased Wire to All Ex et C1 et "yea and all bry 4 Hija fever ran high, moval fominine headgear in bag the elty to a x changes es "6 : ) your while tpi were bright and there waa church fa that tt \ can apot poration waa loudly ; 8. C. Osborn & Co. Oriental iliiard Pao ent the men who have been sleeping the Central ‘ouncll Wed ie fer alt ats bee 1418 Third Ane Donald he calléd to him, “I through his sermon diy, and resolutions passed ac ii Well Selected Gifts Are the order of the day. A few hints will help to a wise decision. For ! la € ‘ it ' Ar ys ; ; ! it} your male friends an order for Wearing Apparel of any kind would cer / a aney ¢ es from tainly be well received. We respectfully suggest an inspection of the a { he y ; on . 50¢ to $2.50 following list of articles P 25¢ to $1.00 _ SWEATER COATS 4 es SWEATER COATS. viii! HOLIDAY NECKWEAR: oo ont ‘gh.00 Large Assortment Solid the Weavers’ Art of t 1 pitt $1.50 FIREMEN'S BLUE FLAN rn ogg NEL SHIRTS. Colors, Light and Dark C Stylish, Up-to-Date MEN'S HATS. leavy, double wted, | Shades. Also Fancy Fabrics of Silk,Solidand | © ¢ $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 ree setae, ' ty, Weaves and Color Exquisite Shadings put fo S366 pecial at 33.00 | Blendings. The Most up in Fancy Christmas gent rte GOLF SHIRTS Beautiful Designs of Boxes. eat SOFT HATS All of the new a ive reer green oa, brown, black, Wort MEN’S SUITS hare, at, only $3.00 tr ene the called, #6 I must se Ord v must, I tell you. ; % 5 You shail see her,” the wuree! #100, Sb¢ HINT 1, MEN’S SHOE promised, and moved quietly away. | UNDERWEAR. French Drapes, French Worsteds, Irish Serg Enelanc ce BY STUART 8. STONE. ft wae Iie thed—-nat, thouaitbens ra Ay Aracicyet WUE On ks oa ay rer = hist oa “ H A erges, W regia England Jox calf, Blucher cut. Worth flack in s hollow of the green uncaring Irene—whom her cavalry ; yr ine and blacks, both faney and plain. $18.00, $2.50, special $1.50 in gray and ecru, light and | $20.00 and $22.50 hills, beside a gurgling brook which man loved. He had come to their} “4 lower “down tocame muddy” and home in the days af peace, fe heavy weight. Worth | NOW SELLING FOR. ......., , $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 LOGGERS’ SHOES. Ddlood-clogged, the tents of the field than two $2.50, specia a : a ides AE hospital squatted, Hundreds of tor ence betw nt REE 0 ‘i py HINT 2. Famous “Sarita Rosa” brand, tured men lay upon cote, with a panying cach to t CHILDREN’S SUITS. Vicunas, Thibets, Undressed Worsteds, in blues, blacks and blue- high cut, all sizes ; hasdéfal cf grim, smeary surgeons the neighbor \ll-wool Serge, sizes & to 16 Blacks. $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 qualities . 84.00 + — . vears. $500, $6.00 and | NOW OBTAINABLE FOR $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 | Men’s vici kid, from ful of white-clad, gentte > hie . - ri smoothe and comfort, and sc “RHEUMATISM PRESCRIPTION. $7.00 quality, spe v1 oo HINT 3. . .. $1.50 to $5.00 of the distant shells for o huilaby } The following preseription, while} Weney Pwoed Suis > go ns T'weeds, Cashmeres and Worsteds in all the newest shades of browns, SOX—25¢—SOX. Man was demonstrating the brother hood of man | very simple and harmless, will be) olives and wood colors. The latest thing in wool fabrics. $18.00, $20.00 | All shades and sizes; 36¢ Of the flitting nurses, two bore jfound to work wonders in curing ' ‘beer 25 and $25.00 qualities for 3 pairs... i | lame back and al! kinds of rhenma: | cling at ne 2 7 ne asta & Ae og Mangere bi “yr | date, purityiag the blood and hid-| Po = ig gee ts NOW REDUCED TO.. : .. $10.00, $12.50, and $15.00 The above is a barg wousd gaped valler than common, | neye “~ removing the erste 2 sality. ¥a ed te HINT 4—BARGAIN TABLE CHANCE. GUARANTEED HOSE. } normal health and vigor, ft te ia « All > ll colors, qu ‘o a Pe ft was the eldest, whom the Lcananeive Guamshefting tus e@heotve-t 4... 82.50 ; ao gAlidyaa opr lors, qualities and sizes will | r¢ well-known “Rack be placed « ed out. Early comers get first choice is desired; and if a young ‘ 1 GLOVES. NOW PRICED AT $6.50 (o $10.00 gotave babbied too much of home wood” brand, six months wear guaranteed, sold only Ines, and can be mixed at home. | |The ingredients are well known and the twins and the span of gray | rag ee “ All kinds and descriptions ) miles, there was Irene, the young case ares a oe +) fice a pair 2O¢ to $2.50 ii HINT S—-OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES. in boxes of six pairs, a box est Lanyon, to charm and lull bim ae cee canna In all the new soft shades in brown, blues, blacks, grays, brown stripes aes a $1.50 unt! merciful sleep came. p of ‘The seemed grow Sarenparilia; one ounce Torts ; adie aan podbeg roe / > pound. These to be added to cae tan th og Sardens oy AE SND ODO GDM | riot of whiskey and used In t yo ee | spoonful doses before each me 4 at bed time. The bottle mast forehead, “Dongld,” sho murmured, | {an heed the overworked | comfortingly. “It's good that you're Sabena re | Keayp rem ~y the mile-long “ wounged, dear. are apparent after the first tow | |_ “Deart he repeated, rather pur-| doses, aithough it would be a si s. Top coats in covert cloth are Priced from SO up to] the best makers. Sold everywhere at $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50- JEWELRY, ou $1 NOW OFFERED FOR $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 CUFF BUTTONS, NOW OFPERED POR. 11° TT '$10.00, $12.50 1nd $15.00 wt eEEt§ 10.00] PANTS — 32030? S2.5O—PANTS| stuns AMERRY CHRIST- BOOM SEATTLE Sensei edie Shee eee MAS AND HAPPY WRITE HOME} halfdend with malaria and | =a nodded, a redder PRIVATE NEW YEAR. ABOUT FAIR IN 1909 i] Hikee ve ash ote. ANY ‘property tn. sail ca We wii alte SUIT CASES. and « > included. These are from stream of disabled, came @ youns sied, and ashe flushed. She had iecon' cavairyman, showing no yawning cared for this worn, tired dreaeon | Pa ge, Tier tian Wound nor red-dyed uniform. The | through the years, and at his call-)' “tty ig published by the Globe looked quickly up at the ing of her name she had been gia@,/ prermaceutical Co. of Chicago, attendant, « question ia his glance. aimost forgetting his pain nufacturers of Tories compound. An Ideal Christmas Gift For Mother or Sister Of course, just the thing, pair of our shoes or slippers. A sensible gift in Choice and Desirab Gifts for Ladies Ladies’ Handkerchiefs ..... .. 2KHeé to Ladies’ Gloves 25¢ to Ladies’ Choicest ic th Appropriate Xmas Gifts for Men Men's Holiday Braces .. 25¢, or and $1.00 Men's H lay Ne wear 25e, ‘B5e, and S0¢ Men's Holiday Handkerchiefs of DRESS SKIRTS and WAISTIS— \, SATURDAY ANEW HAT | & f. Every woman should realize at this time of the year man neglects | _ himself? and he really needs a new hat. JUST SELECT A STETSON #4, A BARGAR $3, A TYEE $2, in fact, any kind from $1.50 to $5, AT BARKMAN’S, and you will know it's the best powstble hat for the money sold. Ragoanrins d Be to 50¢ We have just J Ladies’ Fancy a seneed Or Get Him a Hat Certificate and Let Him Select every way, and ONC HE vfen’s Initial Handkerchiefs choles shipment os the Hat Himself that will be appre- ; 10¢, 25¢ and 50¢ of Dress Skirts | Ladies’ Hair Combs and O =O Men’s Fancy Arm Bands and Waiste 10¢ to purchased ex ior the Hollday season $1.25 to $2.75 vans Men's Silk Mufflers close as noted : $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 below: Men's Umbrellas .1.00 to $8.50 | | 1t of Ladies’ Dress Skirts, in Panamas, Voties and Herringbone effects; they come in brown Men's Fancy Half-Hose navy and black; all the very latest styles; skirts 25¢ and 5O¢ in this lot worth up to $9.00. Your $4 98 * Ladies’ Dainty Neckwear, in ead variety .10¢ to Ladies’ Umbrellas. ..98¢ to 5.04 Ladies’ Warm Night Gowns ices we to $1.50 Ladies’ Choice Kimonos a, ciated. If the size or fit- ting is not correct we will make it right after Xmas. If you don’t care to trouble to select the shoes yourself, buy one of our Shoe 10¢ to T5¢ Men's Wool Sweaters .. HE NEEDS GLOVES A MAN ALWAYS DOES If you do not know his size, get a Glove Certifi- cate and let us fit him perfectly. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED—$1 TO $2.60 PAIR. A NICE UMBRELLA 18 AN IDEAL GIFT FOR LADY OR GENTLEMAN. We will engrave it and pack it in a handsome box free. A new shipment of beautiful new combinations tn handies just arrived and priced very low EPReen &Co Rocnester N.Y. Ladies’ Silk and Lace Head Scartts ‘nati $1.25 to $2.00 Ladies’ Wool Shaw!s.25¢ to Warm and Dainty Gifts for Baby a ‘ choice Saturday Men's Fancy Cashmere Half-Hose . | Ladies’ Silk Waists, in white and black; all the Rey ay 25¢ sommes sty tis Special for $4.98 Men’s Dress and Working Gloves 1 os Lot of Ladies’ Fleeced Wuists; they come in +» 25¢, 50¢, T5¢ to $1.50 stripes, plaids and checks; waists in this lot Men's Warm Night Gown worth up to $1.26; all this season's styles 49 oe ra ate T5e¢ and $1.06 | _ SHectal for Saturday C A Choice Shipment of Petticoats Just In Men's Holiday Slippers ... Infants’ Wool Mitts vases LADIES’ $1 TO $15. GENTLEMEN $1 TO $10. C ifi biatch ead $1.00 and #1. 25 FOR Qt ING SATURDAY : pai 185 4@ to 35¢ o 2 ok d Colore Skirts, with deep * ertificates Men's Carpet Slippers ...... 50¢ pee er dul “ BT ratenta’ Were: Bonet 2 aa 1 for * ns’ Bilketie Skirts; they conie’tn ‘sie 98 Useful Gifts for and checks; colors in blues, browns, grays, re) 5 and white. Specie the Boys Parabe st bo mas Comforters and Blankets as Gifts Boys’ Wool Sweaters Always acceptable and particularly so in this NOW ABOUT THAT BOY GET HIM A CAP HE NEEDS IT, WHAT BOY DOES NOT? AND 80 USEFUL. THE SKIDDOO-VARSITY-BULL DOG "356 to $3.50 Infants’ Coats, in long and short 39 98¢ to $5.50 Infants’ Wool"Leggings 25¢ to , 69¢ i and she can do the selecting. A splendid show- 50¢ TO $1.00; THE LONDON GOLF 75 TO $1.50; NEW 2 i ; 25 | chilly season CRAVENETTE AND LEATHER AUTOS $1 TO $3, and ing of Xmas slip- Meek he eee and $2.25 | Comforters, filled with best quality 1-plece cotton B arg ains in Holiday all the rest from 26¢ up. Ours is an exclusive stock and : é Aa bat ancy ¥ . | Gloves ....25¢ | “tied and. stitched, extra large size, covered with “4 Bik HATS, CAPS, GLOVEA AND UMBARLLA® pers, to fit every- Joys’ Latest Styles tae aid oF boot. quality French satin. Special $2.98 Pillow Tops GREED & Cp vite : " Oe " o@ with | rood auality ibe i MUST SATISFY. WHY? body from the Baby With £9? 10ya" Warm’ Fiancee Waists 1 | Comforters ic’ wi ocd aay wit eaten. | son pinows, in 25 diferent sige m ay AE, nn ame Mea Na! eres Se <i Oe ee ONG Se ce Be hua e tote CHO e Eee Oh 25¢ size. Special 8c none worl ess than 25c} % to Grandpa. worth 50c ; take y day f Boys’ Knee Pants Woo! Blankets in gray, tan and white, full 4 50 k ur choice Satt. 50¢, 75¢ and 81.00] size. Special for Saturday . 10¢ BECAUSE OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS SUCCESS DE wunot do other than give PENDS UPON THEM and we Baye’ Robe Blankets, for Bath Robes, in all color r Sraces Sc , o8, in all colors, Pers > i wort fy to you the benefit of our exclusive knowledge of these ar B vat pea ces _ Fase igirt and India effects, Special for Saturday— | Pillow i ull ced, rend ticles. Anything not entirely satisfactory gladly e ete " wae. Wien Cae oo put pillow in; spect ys ER ee oie bad sone OP 1,00, 1.3 and :. . ’ ‘ 25¢ and ‘woe changed WEST W. BARKMAN Successor to ULLAGAR & BARKMAN 1310 SECOND AVENUE ee + 2619 to 2623 First Av. Bet, Vine and Cedar Stevett 2619 to 2623 i First Av. Bet, Vine and Cedar Streets TURRELL’S 903 Second Ave. he Bee Hive RELIABLE DRY GOODS STORE BRANGH STORE, 2401-2403 JACKSON STREET