The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1908, Page 3

yo | IN SWEDEN, CHRISTMAS IS THE DAY THAT DRAWS ALL CLASSES TOGETHER ~ Le ° ay ornittase Veh acecerch anabhay ‘or beh fethet —ah « fadeuots rumr | / bi cca —“ MPO harSlecccacegs | ’ Adan. Curd Racal 0 torre) — goo al CK, Ka ger Werkiusgior wleg SPCE. By Lagererantz M Herman Swedish ate ecious Herewith are reproduced in facsimile extracts from the} irs of statesmen, as received by the editor of the Star | Thus, in native tongue, the polyglot chorus sings the spirit the day. EDITOR. IANS HONOR CHRIST AND PAY _ DEFERENCE TO DAY OF HIS BIRTH shuts im Fo iu. d eat ay: vd ww & Pgpene: fiom eee Lon. ePeiel al Se Dhrearer ees < peace MERMAN LAGERCRANTZ “CHRISTMAS OF 1908 DAWNS WITH FAIR | PROMISE,” SAYS RUSSIA'S AMBASSADOR rye Fastions JrUpase fpronainmuns By Baron Rosen, Russian Ambas og a. hated inrfcy Cd Tue 1g is The a { By Gen. Morteza Khan, Persian | dons ¢ | Minister. We Pe he t “BARON RK CHRISTMAS EVE IN DENMARK IS A TIME TO BE REMEMBERED Oracle ds Baamd du eth Dawole Oy Rmntitiamane Saws plat ih hinandw er Btigchsn on Rdetels for Aes “y s, — @ sot SEN GEN. MORTEZA KHAN of exp “f nk happin | wurde CHRISTMAS O OF 1908 FINDS A BETTER WORLD, SAYS AMBASSADOR BRYCE By Hon. Jas. Bryce, British bassador. Rim Am-| a . e | CORDIAL IS CHRISTMAS GREETING FROM e, Dae r I HON. JAS. Bnvoe™ 7 trie PROFOUND SENTIMENTS OF FRIENDSHIP pls FROM NIPPON’S ENVOY AT CAPITAL me ZhLE Z | | | COUNT VON MOLTKE v hy ” sap he ah, MINISTER GODOY OF SISTER REPUBLIC Cade GAO que trascurra traige en eu \ ly eébquito més grandes adelantos materiales y morales pera As } | Deseo que | | esta erin nacién, y que cada uno de los subseouentes lustros LQ \ de tiempo, estreche mis y mia las relociones amistosas y Comrciales entre los pueblos de nuestras dow repiblicas 2 oye independientes,.progresistas y amantes do le pas. bermenas, P=4 AOS ~~ a om By Baron Takahira, Japanese Am bassador | | 1 wish with profou nd sentimen wh ‘14 $500 Reward Canaries Imported Ge n that 1 Jingers GUARANTEE. ‘BIRD C. Wagner, Prop. 718 Third ave ow ie Hetet Cor, Wire’ aud Main St Privute Ottloe, Ind. 488i Bit Soe acts ah R 25, 1908. FON EARTH PEACE, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN,” THE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE FROM NATIONS OF EARTH TO AMERICA The Store 4 N PEOPLE} WISHES FOR JOY FROM PRINCE FANG iN / INCE FANG N CHOA. Choa, Chinese BE. AUTIFUL WORDS BY DEAN eal — ; £8 PLANCHES By Bar * des Planches. y ig It Will fe You Well to Come Miles to Share in these Unloading : Sale Bargains ) Y CHRISTMAS } oxe-nat a ! Me my a FE on. 35c Peanut Brittle, All Day Saturday “WE MOHAMMEDANS REVERE CHRIST'S TEACHINGS AND KEEP HIS FEASTS” er Leste. Ls ulsllers) jBy Reouf Ahmed Bey ge d’ Affa Turkish res REOUF AHMED BEY ind “CHRISTMAS IS THE GLORIOUS FEAST OF THE FATHERLAND” HA? Fihew Jhibigg thedteye +f Fehr German Charge d’ " affaires Hermaan von Christma feast of the fatherlant are So ee] A AL Bays bi A That Serves You Best y) ann Furs 6G6;c on the ‘nr = ) $10 Millinery, $2.98 | \ ° At $2.98—Values to S10. oo The Lower Floor Will Feature Prominently in the Unloading Sale Pi 2- 3c Percale 9c Yd. 12 1-2¢ Outing 8 1- “3 Yd. In tact, any Heoliday Nove ae iad Dae os I OA A A Garvey-Buchanan Co. End of the Year Unloading Sale se that | 1 very Day Will See Great Reductions in Ready ‘s to-Wear Garments During the Unloading Sale ; $20. 00 Coats $1 4.98 8 | For This Sale $14.98 4 { 4 35¢ Tricot Flannel 19c Yd. Sc | we! : 19¢ 29 Red Damask 1k = Hy cnn be purchased im (his store at fast One-Half Price 15¢ Fancy Candy €S 2 cd 25 THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Ibs. for —JS—lll7 SECOND AV This Is the Hoosier Cabinet Sifting Flour Bin SIER KI’ boxe ing you gin te the your neighbors them w hae thins uld take other We are alw that’s the best way u know abc need one every day cribe it properly here, t wh« 4 for it if they couldn't ge names are ad to sh to decid HOOSIF re Priced fre 7} uu anything in ov or Ay ye ita $65.00. ey the more n npe.0 t Buy Now Pay Later Ail the Credit You Want SECOND AND UNION,