The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1908, Page 3

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Did you ever enter a oottag | where the furnishings were ne wml!” thé Cleaniiness of the place The country digtriets In German, Gilmore iy. Ges m on Special are li that, While the countr len to the Fatherland, Finds people are not so quick ae thetr eft Theitt and Gpirte & brothers, they get there just th and 8p Every wame. German farmers never let e te Perll, Our thing go to waste, Where, In Ame loa, & farmer would permit a atr hin fleld many he would alice a ine ditch run the strean through that and put the erook and turns under oultivatior nent Saye in| to slgeag its way acro in Letter on the Ferment in German Empire. ait | } : iL. GILMORE Simms, | | r men"—and, prob. | Nike that is ha pening. jee Country of All hg al Alexa | dog nh, looked rivate office on the | } et wonder he » enthust is the hard to see that he could do lasting barm with » ons people for subjects, The wor s I ev there was Pim bis voice RB what a disordered itver is to a big r a big dose of of], a gag you” It takes PROPLE to make a coun consul general didn’t ask me | 10 THE DOGS, DESPITE THE KAISER = s:2:::-zi-r%)WILL MEAN CALAMITY is sprouting for sheep or something No, Germany ts NOT going to the | The kaisor may blunder, but ft is ibly he COULD do would be to Germany ty of Burope it ia more at squeamishness in the PObleago than any city I know, | «i stomach, then “fitter ink the Germans are slow, | han eve try, not a kaiser, It takes more “> THE STAR oes DECEMBER 28, 1908. 3 IFONDERFUL GERMANY NOT GOING ."..c’"BELIEVES BOND'S DEFEAT 3°72 at | } | 4 Price—Holiday Goods and Toys—| Price END-OF-THE-YEAR :|pnopanry OWNER POINTS OUT ny pou) ontate and personal prog y REASONS WHY HE WILL erty holdings, although far awa y| VOTE POR 1s8UE from all of gald regrade district ni Oa in a es i will be benefited by sald Improve z | Waltor Star: Tomorrow the! ments tomcher with the eben a | Voters of Seattle will not be called “"y upon to decide the queution wheth he question really before the Hundles you to make your dollars do double duty, AM of te er they shall or shall not pay the | Voters tx tht How sha city anv's nave d npectaln bold wood t ” el im addition deficlency exlsting in the amounts | Pay deficlonclor ull we we offer all ae Pune ab bac rive re Vevot n | Of the cont of the regrades of Denny | ralne money by Increasing our i ot Bogart al Nolte . Dresses, one-tht ne prices All Holiday Goode i | hil, Jackson st. and oth becaune | ta xt year, which, God knows half price, All Toys and a special Mat of Simall »| iat question has boon decided by, ' enough ae ee Nott t very Mitle prices the recent dectaton of the supreme! ratve the money ardde F Special Servier.) People Rule Even Without Know {court of thin state which says that |W issue long-running, low Inter Dec. 28—Germany the ie the people who are damaged by bearing bonds and raise the 1 O Hi If P . F : o the d eat week latin sank | tone ragrades shall not be required in that way, I certainly prof ne-Ma rice on furs 1 t Cross ered b 4 mires Me te ie defle ne ne ne Aller me od “ « iture Whateve he kaiser fairyland — far: I journeyed p this deficit, and the p I metuod Lot th hy THERE'LL OO PLENTY OF COLD WRATIVER, SUrrAnLS or do; whatever the reich ont Shes’ , u ray! jin districts who are benefited at part of the expense vot WHAR FURS, BO TAKE ANTAGH OF ‘THIS UN federaj council may leave ede tg car very click of the Car | are already taxed to thelr full legal permanent improvement seat LOADING SALE mk on it for all you are Wheels sounded like “We're thrifty! | oapactty for thease Improvements, tle, and regrades arc permanent ' ' “ We're thrift We're thrifty consequently the people of the Improvements If any there is not « And later I went into country | whole ally of Seattle, who have or-| 1 certainly shall vote next Tue ah one-halt the req : uf ment © I “smelled” thrift dered these improvements to be day for all three bond propoalt = al Lorie hy ; top, #0 to spes ? ems to be no waste land | madd by their officials, are morally, belleving that if they are voted t conversa Anywhere. Every Inch of ground 18 | pound t6'pay the deficienctes, And down it will mean distress and ca) we ot interviews put to wome use, If wheat, oats, | for ‘one am perfectly willing amity wit rt ruck and #0 on are not growing ay My share thereof, kno Cc, P. DOSE heey 50 Sui 1 6. SO (taal By John B. a) ee ges ot ' yt Great Values in | Unloading Sale of Dress Goods Notions and | mmenns mt ious. | Dress ae bi ve 89C t ap accused me with the question. | MOST RECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF EMPEROR WILLIAM than one man to run a country = " 59 ea +, Gamitted the guilt. | had al.|* though that one man be an em-| a: Pare © | Darning 3, ' d the German people an| “Ten days ago,” Consul General! York seem to require the tearing | POTO i] .. . » 8 Dre sue 7 ot |Thackara went on, “there was a/|up of entire streets for months BUT GERMANY HAS A PERIL || 4 19¢ fety Pins, street traffic ever being int ; IT IN THE LETTERS THAT FOL Most everybody has that no-| ready to build another But they are not, and the | bas sidewalk traffic fer you get that idea out of | and while the struc won't be a materials must be kept of b ng G anized man step-|on the Inside. not m as much American as | AJ BANK ROBBERS k across} Like Boom Town, Berlin Grows. |© was tn my iife, but I am ab At no with for a moment on your heels. ed the First National bank of Mon urnish a be tustration, is ex-|rovia of $29,000 » actly what I imagine Parts would t if peopled by Amertoans—com moderniam, art, age and automobile | tak - i park, w ® Dullding was to have its base. growing fe: surrounde t, and at ' a ‘Out where I now live, a short ftom an army of workmen | smo ago, there was 1 ’ to and fro among the great! sand. Now there are bea of brick dences ways, which BROKERS Private Leased Wire to All changes S. C. Osborn & Co. Moora «27 Firet Ar. 88 1OUR EASY PAYMENT =r Everyone agrees that a home of your own is the only real way to live hen you start housekeeping. It costs quite a little to furnish a home—it would be very hard for some Hs § to do it if it were necessary to pay cash for everything—BUT IT ISN'T. You can come to us, y and everything you need for your comfort, pay a small amount when we send the articles to your me, and the balance in small installments. In the course of a few months you own them, | the Bney question hasn't even worried you. We have furnished thousands of homes in this way—let us be assistance to you. And in trading here you will find several standard lines, known all over this country the best of their kind—for which we have the exclusive sale. We mention the MONARCH RANGES md SANITAIRE BEDS below. Here you will also find the celebrated STEARNS-FOSTER ELAS TIC FELT MATTRESSES, HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS, L. & J. G. STICKLEY CO. FUR RE, LIMBERT’S ARTS AND CRAFTS PIECES, ET( |THE BEST MALLEABLE STEEL GOES INTO , A MONARCH RANGE If you could see a MONARCH MALLEABLE STEEL RANGE put together, there wouldn't be any doubt about the superior material which goes into it. Other ranges are riveted | ay to make them. When | ing cracks, and a leaky |} range always means wasted fuel and an uncertain oven. A | MONARCH is riveted cold t is taken from an actual photograph showing the har ng process A MON ARCH is not only built for wear and economy of fuel, but ha a polished malleable steel top, which never requires blacking a duplex draft, which means an even fire, ¢ ounce of fuel, and other excl all kinds of pretty things | } ast One person, and pos sibly more than one tomorrow and It in sald e action will caus hern Califorr # Doors shore the Thwes. Shelve Diag * Opposite Bon Marche RAVEN DRUG CO. BEST DENTAL WoRK pest prices comeult ST, PAUL DENTISTS hot, because it’s a much cheaper ¥ they get cold the iron shrinks, Ic muming every | sive features. You are making a vital mistake if you don't at least examine this range bef deciding the « refer you to your neighbor wh is using one—hundreds of satisfied MONARCH users in this city. Easy payments, t Every “Sanitaire” Bed Is Guaranteed for 10 Years When you can buy an article that is just as hand some in appearance, that costs not one cent re, and that is absolutely guaranteed for ten years, for the price of the ordinary article WITHOUT A GUAR ANTEE yuldn’t you rather have the guaranteed one? A SANITAIRE IKON BED is just that—the de are rather more attractive any you have seen, the enamel is especially hard von't chip off, and they are just as cheap as the ordinary kind priced from $2.75 to $25.00. As the name implies they are thoro ly sanitary-—t for dirt ver r to loc A great variety of color combi nations and at any price you wish to pay Ask to sce hem when you come in the next time Buy Now Pay Later Sole Sellers Stearns and Ail the Credit Foster You Want Felt Mattresses SECOND AND UNION. . — Sole Sellers | Monarch Ranges course you think they nd bo butlding there. Now they are are burr wee quick ¥ ar ! with mut AND I'M Gone TO T LL AROL : | you donet care to work, y ? LOY . 1 tell you, this is a wonderf cyan Yn hat ete SENSATION IN ARREST wee me days ago, and Ana you entertain Miss Kirk, ur needs for onthe 0 come. | Pearl Buitons nevermind \ "i teas ‘ Children’s Wool nee Dresses iy 29 Lis One- Third Off xed Stationer ‘1 nevermind sin Soe pM LTC matey sen eneae rae pantie, | (EyS TAKE Nee 1 To ONE OF | ‘eet-—see? ) reclate a good thing wherever NROVIA, Cal o. 38.—My t All-w : le Sam's official pointed to a), tow weeks | cone rho “ heap. |1 « Pit 10 8 1 Pinker dren, tn » 15¢ | hole tn the ground—an ex-| shone Nay ye Da i, in trath ke | ie" ect! eg od pe Ife Ruled Tablets | on in which it was plain to oe ae ad & some boom town or, te ihe L : ‘ 8c | Lower Floor Features e4 Linen Damask, ¢ {60, in except designe: regular price ¢ cee Ginghams, best wearing ginghame ar ptice 162 yard, Unloading Sale aN Unloading Sale Specials worl Early Morning ares S80 TO 9.90 a — these pric fog tm thin aaa Sar [ager hee i A ina rs al Tow Supt ; Biel Bae Berton’ 4 yard ; 8ic | 0190 TO 10:30 TRIES ¥ I END | HiS LIFE YOUTH JILTED BY aga MAID TWICE TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF. Because a comely Indian ficial spurned his } Roy Wheel ler, of the Third tnfantry, Fort Lawton, » two attempts to kill himself urday night Wheeler said he met the ial girl, who is a waitress in a Chinese | ~ noodle house, and she informed him that she wanted nothing mor to do with him. W oh went to mses BELLIGERENT PRISONER cents’ worth of aarkone acid which | swallowed, The acid rank to the _~—- he poured into a glass of beer and bottom of the glass, however, and| MR. MAGNUSSEN REFUSES TO ESS F he aid not swallow enough to hurt} LET HANDCUFFS STOP DR OR LIT TLE GIRL m very much. He was taken to/ - | the city jail and placed In the re-| HIS “ROUGH HOUSE. | ceiving cell, where be again at-| Primed with Christmas cocktails, mpted to end bis life by diving|G. Magnussen announced to the ad foremost at the cell door, |patrons Of Miller's saloon, South The despondent soldier w r-| Seattle, that he was about to clean powered and taken to the county | out the pl jatl, where he was placed in a pad-| Mr. Magnussen was ded ce Wheeler will be taken | fairly well when Patrolman Legate, in charge by officers from Fort | who was in plain clothes, entered. Lawton, His mental condition wit! | ‘Quit it,” ordered the patrolman be examined. | Do you want some of it, too? pee 4 the belligerent souse. Without waiting for an answer a ‘threw his assailant to the Blockade Sale Street having been block aded below us for past two months has left us with en Urely too much stock. Our principle has always been to clean up stocks sermf-annually, regardicss of loss, hence these great price reductions. 413 —S—ill7 SECOND AVENUE SAY. VA VARI OA Silk, Lace and Net Walsts, val ues to $12.00. 5 00 Blockade Sale oe ' There are more than one hun dred pretty Lace, Net, Mes saline and Taffeta Stik Watsts, all sizes, in the lot val $6.50 to $5 00 $12.00. Special ' Suit Department te showing the biggest values ever yet Misses’ and Small Women's Suits, values to $19.60 Blockade Bale nesvsessse QE NGO succeeding WASHINGTON, Dee. 28. t Tailored Suits In a wide range [| P.—-Representatives, Cushman and| floor with a bang and soon had the of mixtures, cheviots, etc Humphrey of Washington left with | handcuffs on bis wrists values to $35.00. the house committee of interstate A small trifle like a pair of hand Blockade Bale $16.75 commerce ra trip to Panama.|cuffa did not confuse Mr. Magnus-| They will sail from Charleston, 8. C.,| sen, however, for, with a wrench and the trip will consume abo (cette “laba” tare he tore the ha days. The committe goes at the pecial request of President Roose. | Parts mca ae ee |" Mr. Magnussen also tried to clout | Mr. Legate, but the patrolmar warde off the blow and = again HONEYMOON IN CLOUDS) juts str. AiSenscen' nose tne CHICAGO, Dec, 28.—By U. P.—| ‘he, floor Millionaire ©. A. Coey, the prom.| _ Feurteen yards of half-inch rope inent aeronaut, will be married next | ¥@* hastily se rh — Rs ype Saturday at Kansas City to Misa|Dussem, roped and subdued, was Carrie H, Lewis. The couple win| ken to jal then go to Los Angeles and spend pi pr Bie Bg neato thelr honeymoon in the balloon | Posed & fine of $50 this morning Chicago, in & number of flights| Which Mr. Magnussen failed to pay over Southern California | He will stay in jail for 16 days wnt pietacrasien HIT BY TIDAL WAVE. EDT Coats Pretty mixture Coats, values to $10.00. Block 3 95 ade Sale ' Another very extens{ve line tn handsome mixtures and plain colors, values $15.00 to ado Salo». -..9 10,00 tty Empire and Dir actor ‘oat values to $20.00. oo $19.50 Children’s ‘anf ed and iif into the sea. The ves- | At Exactly this! The wife of John Adams used morning from rt 1 and/the east room as a place to d R Pu nig One-Half P. went onto the Moran dry ok for re-|the weekly ae : ue Pas sa yihe bverhauting. | : ‘e girl ‘ ye edges are scallop- British stee er Titan of the Blue Certain caterpillar ow shed a Jor The ekirt Funn line arrived yesterday in three and fou times thel Own | 9) n ft hit batiste 4 are from the Orient, and will| welght daily leo the slesve putts, The yoke is day with passengers and general Minister Wu says only meat cargo from Alaskan points. Steamer City of Puebla sailed yes terday for San Francisco, ommit erimes, The goat Special Suit Sale | ..""ssnutt etic. “ie ee $15.00, $18.00, $22.50, at $7.50 fetes CROWN CLOTHING cc If Taft gets Cannon's gout, thers 1121 First Avenue n't be much sorrowing on the ne t the general public 1600-1602 Second Av. Opposite Standard Furniture Company. Largest of Egyptian pyramids is 643 feet high, 693 feet on the sides and the base covers 11 acres. | "7

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