The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1909, Page 4

ee eo bree 4 HOW ROOSEVELT’S NERVE | WON OUT AT .DENVER and before they could tako . +. the face; a Judge Lindsey, in This the f lyre Poggi Month’s Everybody's ji samo tning in Color Magazine, Tells Interest- *'an4 for in Now York! | 2 He got no further The shout of} ing Story of Ex-Presi- appinuse that followed camo tn a] aw roar of delight from a thousand dent's Courage. throats, They cheered him as it he had sald the one thing they ha been waiting to hoar, Instead of the The Denver opera house WS) very thing that no r e packed with people, Senator Lodge Denver would have dared to whis shusetts held their atte per to any single one of them tn the @f Massachusetts held thelr atten) vix behind a locked door. They| tion for a time, but they were im) on, him as if they would split pationt to hear “Teddy.” He was their throats, A startled democratic] late. He had not yet arrived. Ex.) politician who stood near me cried tion became noisy tile, Presently we he °/ this crowd to the gold standard, ha Jow grumble of a crowd shouting in| het” (The wisdom of politicians!) the street. The word was cried) They cheored his courage, his truth @dout that he was coming, And al- | his defiance of political hedging, his} Most immediately, in a crash of | honesty, his mani «. It was the muaic from the band, he strode) cheer of pride, of love, of admira down to the footlights and faced the tion. It was the voice of our peo shouting audience. ple raised to greet those very qual-| He looked tired. But without ities in a politician which the Beast ig ting for silen with his head/has tried to crush. It was, to me, wn aa if he were about to charge, | the vo! he bared his teeth and uttered; I went how t resolved | something uttintelligible In a hoarse |/never to forget the lesson. Often volee. The audience roared. Hej since, when I have faced the hoot took a long breath, watching them,|of prejudiced opposition from my dogged, determined filling his|own small stage in public Ife, | Jungs; and then-—with a sudden ges-|have remembered Roosevelt, and ture that compelled silence—he | filled my lungs again, and cleared Screamed at them, with all his teeth | my throat for another defiance. For! showing: “We--stand—on a--gold I believe,'tn that way, with our peo-| platform!” ple, there is hope.—Judge Lindsey, Pa came to them like a blow in/in Everybody's. WALSH. WILL |. SHOW CHARLIE TAFT JUST HOW TO HANDLE HIS DUKES Jimmie Walsh, the Boston ban- tam boxer, has been engaged, it ts maid, to instruct Charley Taft, the President's young hopeful, in the manly art. Walsh is a clever boxer, and has & splendid reputation as a real mixer. He will begin teaching the manty to young Taft upon the re- turn of the big boss from his ‘round the country swing. Charley ts at- tending school in Co Mf asked he would probably be giad to pass up the three R's in favor of the upholstered mitts and his present iastructors for Walsh. necticut, but Big Land Sale Today Loaded to the Full Capacity Yesterday, So Today We Run Again Free—Free to Those 9 of 10-Acre Tracts at Birmingham AT $50 PER ACRE On Terms of $2.00 per Month One lady writes: I paid rent for 15 years but I am now glad to say I make $200 clear each month raising Belgian hares and poultry. I have 9 small children and they have lots of pure Jer sey milk and cream and eggs I have lots of free wood and water on my 6 acres at Birming ham and would not sell out at any price Men with brains buy land on the Sound; fools laugh at them fools work for others all their life, like the ox. The LAST BIG LAND ==SALE OF== 2,000 ACRES Will Be Continued AT BIRMINGHAM, Tomorrow and Sunday OCT. 22 AND 23, BOAT VENUS, no leaves Pler 6 at at 7 p.m. Come Now 10 a. m.; retur early to get the fair is over w crowds every day. Fogsy mom ings are always sunshiny days. Over 6,000 acres have been sold the last 90 days; dozens of new houses going up. We have work at big wages for all kinds of men, R. R. and street cars run through this | as it is only 11 miles from Everett. Get on boat; no tickets needed; or come to ©. D. Hillman's offices in Times Block for free maps and guides of all this country #600 worth of Berries raised EIGHT FRESH WATER LAKES on one acre of this land at Bire FULL OF TROUT AND BLACK mingham or Earlington or Pa- WALK TO Be (ah tes OF cific City. WANTED NOW. Business ali ‘Seen classified ads. ies or sell real estate, etc. jean ' in| Groat G-—! He hasn't converted |§ THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1909. LONDON’S POPULAR SATURDAY SALES Special offerings are made in all sections of the store. We always quote both the regular and the price of each article—hence you can READILY SEE exactly what you SAVE on each purchase and Your Money Back if You Wish soap wag 600 Yards 1-Inch Silk Ribbon, all | 1,000 Ends of Lace Curtains, | Women's or Children's Hose, | Children's Stocking Caps; regu | Women’s Fine Fur-Trimmed Felt | Children’s Coat Sweaters colors; regularly be and Te 3 right from the mill 25 seamless, black; why pay 2 larly 36¢ and 3%¢ 19 Juliets; why pay $1.507 98 with pockets cal To close, at, yard ........ c Wach .sscsses Cc BB0 OF 18CT ccccsesesssees c Bach wos. o seeveescece c OUP PIC® ce ccacceceveee c Read all this ady, Children’s Coats ‘ait Broadcloths, Kerseys, Cheviots, Serges, Astrakhans and all kinds $1; 9 8 Girls’ $3 to$5 Coats iif ane Every Coat in this lot is new this season. ‘The styles are r 9 8 and the materials are all-wool coatings, in plain colors and novelty mix wet tures. Several different styles. A large assortment in every size, from 8 to 16 years BUY THEM NOW AND SAVE! MONEY.-From 50c to $50.00 97-90 to $15 FURS [ H This is the greatest value in separate Fur Ne and and Every Piece Guaranteed Muffs ever offered. There are only one or two pieces of ea h kind but we can match them up nicely for you if you want a set In Twenty different styles this lot will be found natural gray squirrel, blended squirrel, sable of brown and black Coney squirrel, brook mink, marmot, Jap mink, opossum, black lynx, Furs; Muffs to match. All | Russian lynx, black marten, sable fox, Isabella fox and many other the popular shapes and ad ki Also muffs in all the above furs. Your choice of more than sizes. Worth $4 and 0 $5 Fur Sets | $15 Black tank Set | LONG COAT <r French Squirrel and Coney Sete—Muff : . “hoice grade genuine French and The cheapest Coat in this lot is worth $12.50; most of i and Neck Plece—for about half the price is i i Set. 1 . ff fe “ of one plece, Muffs come in four difter ussian Lynx t, " arge rug mu them are $15.00 to $20.00 Coats. Latest style full length ent styles and Neck Piece tn a dosen dif | and a very stylish, large neck piece Coats, in broadcloths, kerseys, cheviots and other materials; ferent styles. Remember this is the price to match. Both pieces lined with ‘ = ( for the set, shirred satin, black and all the plain colors and novelty mixtures; all sizes, London Cuts Shoe Prices READ fier ee ee of plain and fancy woolen materials, Some lined and some uglined These Coats come in all colors and are beautifully trimmed with silk braids, velvets and fancy buttons | 25 different sn s and sizes, around town in the Women’s finest patent leather, lovely Women's 49 $1.00 Black “Sateen, Moreen and windows and in other stores viet; thin, tough and almost ¢verlast RUMEN dilbveccce svecosacde c Rare 9 ‘ ing; or the rich, velvety gun metal | Children's 39c Petticoats . ‘ A c and you cannot find any pret- calf, soft and pliable; military heels, Rubbers ...666.-e05 $1.00 and $1 ‘omen's 69c ® or flexible soles; all $2 49 ch pair instead of $1.50 for Waists, fifty st tier hats, none more stylish nor $3.50 values. A pair ...... " Women’s Fur-Trim Felt $9.00 Pore Lines Talleced: § ee ¢ y Va é € 5 S} QG—Rure + denatitul Giase Kid JMiets. Waists 98c any better value at from $6.00 hoe for women; regular Our Famous Kid Juliet with rubber She and 390 Children's to $12.00, than the hats which $2.49 and 9 values, Perfect fitting | “heels, same price 45 . 19¢ Stoc! t and splendid wearing mene age we offer tomorrow at $4.98. $5.00 to $10.00 Women’s enliis 4 Women's Extra Plump Dongola Shoes, E xtra Special Long Coats ..... F 3.98 We give you your choice of firm, street sole, patent tip; the equal . $17.50 to $22.60 ‘ bal d 7 at eng ehoe, Our ape $1 49 GIRLS’ SCHOOL SHOES Women’s Suita 3 4, 95 _ . any hat in the store at this Chal PTICe sesacesveweeeess Firm, strong, plump kid, patent tip; $5.00 to 50 Guaranteed “* $3, 98 price and this includes a late New York shipment " © 2; vale > - . Men's 9 eae 59c all sizes 8% to larg: sp : 98c Silk Petticoats ... that we intended selling at $6.98 to $9.98 each. 75 HOSIERY AND UND NEW FALL WASH GOODS eo | Ginghams—The Rates Seersucker | Chambray Ginghame—Piain Col Ginghams, also the Amoskeag A. | ored Chambray Ginghama, short Children’s White Mixed Wool | very fin Vests or Pants, finely finished; a | $2.25. Oaly. ; ° de: all @4 Saturday, yard ......-c.....0 16 | Arnotd’s Supertine Kimono Goode 12 years, Are marked to sell at | regular price $1.08. Wi rf . 0 of Gslateas—Hyde Grade Galatens, | 7 Wo Mave 85 extra large stock of Se to The these very bi ode i ike One of the greatest Saturday bargains. All- Ladies’ T5e¢ Natural Stratford Un- Black, pink or bine. also the Samson make; all styles. | Gots" fora and Oriental, dosignt, ° 6 “ 6 i whose Seabed? J Vests and Pants, same as , , . P fon Suits, la: si includ- ne for aannds 14c also bordered styles; these are 34 Wool Imported Wire Voiles, Panamas, Chiffon my Only bie wae ees At cra #0 webs s' nev Conv nnie ods lnches wide and worth 18e >, < . “ Children's Heavy Natural Woo A " Secectetntl Oenees at Gea. fae para. Sue Getecdas, yard 14¢ Panamas, Serges, Cheviots and all kinds of Sain aud Teeneta, taut 4 Union Suits; regular $1.25 cales, mostly dark colors; all value. Only ....- oncescweee styles; polka dots, stripes, figures Outing Flannele—Mostly light col- Shadow-Stripe Skirts and novelty woolen mix sizes; worth 50c to 75c. 39c and others, For Satorday, Be ors: worth i100 yard 5 Only ....ceesee . For Saturday, yard tures. All sizes, including large sizes for stout Boys’ 50c Shirts LADIES COAT SWEATERS Long Coat Sweaters Drawers, fine yard Best Quality Fano) cian Exyptian cotton, heavy weight; all | waist. White Outing Flan ee 5 —Perfect goods. omen, sizes to 15 years. To 25 | Ask to see another one $ cial for Saturday, yard ... © | urday, yard ...ccccescseniee MME UE Nu dadseveassousenv C | at, special . coven LD London’s is the store for Silk bargains. Our Saturday only shall we offer these lovely 85¢ and $1.00 quall- sales have never yet failed to draw a large crowd. wee! of ae aeons ni ged pe art ss * oa hyeriarc . 5 - heir worth, the cheapest piece in the lot being offered almost al Here are over 2 ,000 y ards of plain and fancy Silks; half price, Goods that are suitable for separate skirts, sults, all are new, clean, brilliant Silks, in the best coats, misses’ and children’s school and college wear — PLAIN ea ; : essali : ‘i SICILIANS, 52-inch, all colors; NOVELTY PANAMAS, 52-inch: shades~—Swiss, Satin Messaline, Poplins, Otto IMPORTED GERMAN PLAIDS, WOOL BATISTE, S3-inch, all mans, Taffetas, Lining Silks, Crepe de Chines, colors; ALL-WOOL STORM SERGES, BLACK CHEVIOT, 52-inch; plain and floral, including the fancies; originally ALL WON. CANAD StA- Woes PRENCH SENSES’ and . - : many others too numerous to mention; originally $1.00 and 85e 85c and $1.00. Every yard will go Saturday. values, Every yard will go Saturday, Notice the Extra Listed Very Low b Low Prices in This Come to the Store and on n S tore or List for Saturday Prove Every Item Here Ladies’ 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, all COLLARS $17.50 Breses is Rugs aryl ft Gaturday vakelegs eyed Men's Warm Outing Flannel ) Men's T5e Golf Shirts—105 colors and sizes, well made, | Leqies’ Fancy Collars with and russels Rugs, 9x12 ft. Saturday ++ $14 Night Gowns, cut long derful the way good fiters and, woarers; og | ‘without tabs Collars with, ei Brussels Rugs, #31106. Saturday 41250 J and full. Special... BSc | ssite—new fa pat lar price $1.25. Saturday, and colors; several prices put eo “aie akUrt terns. Special ....++ tok adiat = aie tedl 75c | iene tar’ iach takeas ae $10.50 Brussels Rugs, 6x9 ft. Saturday $6.95 Wool Shirts and 26e Waiters’ Aprons 15 = French style. Each’... Cecil ao your heart and pam Men's. $1.25 Sweater Coats solid | good to visit our Men's gray color, with trimmed tomorrow. There's & front. Special 98c pile of this Warm U values to $1.50. etal $26.50 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft. Saturday , $22.60 Axminster Rugs, 8-8x10-6. Saturday , $25.60 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft. Saturday $32.60 Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft. Saturday $4.50 Axminster Rugs, 3x6 ft. Saturday ... 2.60 Axminster Rugs, 27x54 in. Saturday . $18.35 $16.75 $18.35 $22.50 Dent's Kid Gloves for ladies; | Saturday, your 15 2clasp, glace finish, all colors; | chotce ; aces Cc we guaranteo very pair Of | now Ties, the New Tailored these; regular price $1.76. Sat- | meg many styles, all colora; na cay eae $1. 10 regular price 250, ‘Your 15¢ Boys’ 75e Sweater Coats, fin Ladies’ Cashmerette Fleece | brown and black; regular price Lined Lisle Gloves and Wool | 7h¢, To clear, Golf Gloves, lots of them, many | gaturday el ad 35c colors, plain and fancy; values to 60c. Saturday extra 5c HAT PINS ¢exsesesteesninseennesemacsemecneeseeeneesesnsnomemsstnrimnonaa sername London’s Daylight Basement China Salad or Fruit Sets with | Ruled Writing Tablets, good flower and fruit decorations; | quality paper; regularly sold at : ; chotce Saturday ,. $2.00 Velvet Rugs, 54 in, Saturday $1.25 ished in red, blue or green; a $1.50 and Ladies’ Heavy Cape Gloves, ele $1.50 Smyrna Rugs, 30x66 in. Saturday 98¢ warm, heavy coat 49 all , 3Ox6 § rrr © are overstocked, gant stock, — seam; regular HAND BAGS Oriental Jap Matting; 0c and 360 value. Saturday, yard 18 Special .....6.. oss Cc Me Fg Only 4 prices $1.50 to $2.00. 1 2? Ladies’ Embossed Hand Bags, | $1.50 Couch Covers, 64 in. by 3 yards, fringed all around. Saturday . 5 . gyn : t y, oiccds ‘ 500 le De . Men's $1.50 Dark Brown Flan SWEA Saturday, a pair just 600 left, in green, red, tan, @QCh .....-. ae oe tance hee ‘ «+. $1.00 nel Shirts; we have your 98 | ‘ — x size. To close ....... C | Boys’ $1.75 4 | tastily trimmed Boys’ $5.00 Buster Brown Gults | conts and aoe in various likable mixtures, 3 | O0\* Mtons 8 | to & years. foc Choice ..... p $3. 98 | Men’s Full Sine Cotton special, a pair .... 500 Fancy Hat Pins, every one regularly sold at ‘$1.25 per set | 100, Special blues, tans or black. Casimerette Gioves, silk lined, | different, awoll goody; values to | of 7 pieces. Special 75 TE ne AN Mrs 5c Youths’ $10.00 Natty Long | 4 pair, Saturday, only assorted linings; regular price | 69c. Special Saturday, 25 price, set . a8 C | Tnin-Biown Tabio Glasses: reg- Pants Suits in pleasing browns, | 95¢ Shaw Knit S0% 69c, Saturday, a 49c your ChOlGg ...cssceceaee c Granite Sauce Pans, 2%-quart | ularly sold at be each with invisible stripe; neat and | socks in Christendol GONE ccceseee oo eee couse size; regularly sold at 10 Special price ......3 for 10c serviceable. To 5 98 | these are. “second We are headquarters for | nice Combs, 4 f styles; aoc a Goatt "Tollet Pape ¢ M ope aseanned 10c -esragh Ae tela Cs | as carefully ss bags ted . is Y ‘ombs, dozens of # jood Quality Tollet Paper; reg: OAD . 6.4 bars Boys’ 2 School Caps in as find them nearly Dent's Kid and Kayser’s Fabric | values to 40c, Saturday, 10¢ | war rel at Se per rot 10¢ | Sees He for washing. sorted colors and sizes. wear same as firet® Gloves. OOM oir ibereiiecsc Special price ....8 rolls GS | Per ona s......., Cc Special ..... a Stk ver cc is LOTS OF BARGAINS—NO HIGH PRICKS EXTRA—35c 34-inch Black Moreen Skirting. Spe cial Saturday at, per yard ............. ree | This Advertisement Is printed for your benefit to aid you in buying the best goods at the lowest prices. EXTRA—S0c 36-inch Novelty Wool Suitings® fifty different designs. Special Saturday at, ] / LACH CURTAINS 7717 gE COND Avi WITH YOUR PURCHASE BRING IT for Exchange or Refund. hov# CLoTnINg GOOD. LRUNKS