The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1909, Page 8

. THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1909. DRUG AND CIGARET HABITS BE ee “NER ATTENDING DR. ALEXANDER LAMBERT ROOGEVELT'S PHYSICIAN CLAIMS TO HAVE CURED SCORES OF VICTIMS, AND NOW GIVES FORMULA TO MEDICAL FRATERNITY, t. 8, 0,517 g ‘iture Butte, Mont.—The Hutte 4.) paper writers’ 1 ame with! the | the last night + nidoraing ‘Dr of Arete ing bim asa | | nt the Ivietim of morphine | May Have Weak Mind. | “lof the union, Loa Angeles.-Owing to errors which Immigration Inspector A. G, | ee ee eee man here ambition * * ao nieriinie ci Hinene : : tate an Ridgway stated appeared In the ; , * AMAZED MEDICAL MEN. * {til he haa the treatment. Then if|bOnd® Prepa © be Has reduced the selling prices of all our good leane on ball o * * ho returns to his Mquor it is be “8% \ ; ' & Dr. Lambert's cure. ts from * cause his mind te weak re Our “New Method” bases prices on the to Dr : f ¥ = : ists ae tuans | 08 n anarchist, the prison td ; > ‘ w : \ * i 7 sean une — be ue : S eave the elty jai) until ume of business. We have “de iW or tomorrow > whith * + Seo then we have figured with a reaso percentage * " * \ . am Eastport, Me.—-Maripers here are on our total annual sales, and that is our n ant * ew . profit. As you see, the difference between our near onde tt Ys one ’ 1 * { these e i * * nae Wake been New Method” and the other fellow’s is in the wz as me tre > he + vila ght ene of marking prices They requi i t : : f 06 : RR RRR RRR RR RR EH ompah 1 t J ould bring | profit on eachgarment; we are sati — with a rea the number of dead up to 86. sonable interest on the capital invest ‘ora bestowed all of the Hi ! Prizes and Goa Me © being closed out bo fide reduction o per cent, » the many mag 1 and Upright py ‘acted the attention visitor and were NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Dr. Alex | Le sok Mier Gage oe velt jee Peckham fternoon, the 1 wsoHn dl ipo ceremonies prevailing a ho wilag. mob of 200 in ed 0 . doe rd and Alexander Hill, and if Raincoats = For Men We Have Them at The New. Store in the | Theatre Building il AbIee A RASTA N MOH $40,00—New Method price ...... $32.50 re b. sewn 4 q + bd Drunk-| Hi $35.00—New Method price ...... $30.00 $1.25 aPair | . whiter AP lg BA oak bs é ] $30.00—New Method price ...... $25.00 STANFORD UNIVERBITY, cnt, | LADIES’ 2CLASP OVERSEAM |i] 425 Oh New Meitiod $20.00 | FRENCH KID GLOVES—One $25.00—New Method price ..... 20. | row on top il : | "$1.25 a Pair $20.00—New Method price ...... $16.50 «| MEN'S CAPE AND MOCHA H GLOVES—Correct time to we par | | thene- $1 -50 a Pair |INFANTS' CASHMERE HOSE og W YORK Oct " Action} Silk heel and toe; all colors i on behalf of President| ‘ co, against CarloeDe | 25c a Pair r of a book enticed | r of Mexico,” was be n the court of general see ns today D remarkable cures Worst opium smo’ was freed of ¢ Chinaman had inflicting ‘6s Beautiful line of Siachien ¢ oats and Lounging Robes now being shown, J. ecere einer — P 8 this week are making First | Corner y ‘o this stock, and it' Avenue O. _ Columbia r personal : STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE DIAZ PRosscuTEs WRITER. nited turn to the hom | in, and were again to ( Peep gehubsagiy pap wae 6) HIGHGRADE GLOVES &_HOSTE desire to smoke. Girl a Drug Fiend, “There Was a girl of 23 who, ¢ po! 1vo Leon succeeding Gen. 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—THE LAST TWO DAYS OF THE FORECLOSURE SALE ISOl FIRST AV., COR. UNIVERSITY—— Building Has Been Leased and We Must Vacate by November Ist, or Be Put Out—— {#3Ol FIRST AV., COR. UNIVERSITY — READ WHAT THIS MEANS——YREAD WHAT THIS MEANS MEN’S SUITS OVERCOATS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING FURNISHINGS tee eeees $4 CRAVENETTES 28 ANTS. SUITS. 95c 10c White Handkerchiefs ...2 . -2¢] Men’s Linen Collars ..... +++ $10.00 $3.00 BOYS’ KNEE : ’ bende OVERCOATS......... @AOO J "paws surs-....... GTAB | eked oe Be Handler 5] $3.00 Men's Vents... one € | Men's Odd Coats, from who $7 95 12.50 $4.00 BOYS’ KNEE 20c Bleck and Tan Sox 7¢| suits that sold for $15 MEN'S SUITS ....:... ‘ OVERCOATS $6 35 PANTS SUITS........ @i.vel,. =, °'s ; o $18.00 $3 95 Sg a eral ri $5.00 BOYS’ KNEE $2 65 25c Suspenders ........+.. 2¢ | $5.00 Suit Cases ........ meee SUITS . 5.5.1 $ 15.00 $ PANTS SUITS........ 1 50c Suspenders .......... 19¢]$8.00 and $10.00 Suit $20.00 $9 AS OVERCOATS......... 7.95 $10.00 YOUTHS’ LONG 5 $1.80 Men’s Uriderweer ...70¢| Cabos sss 000 ce eeene $3.95 MEN'S SUITS :....,., s $20.00 $9 $5 PANTS BUS... ce e $2.00 Wool Underwear 95¢ | 25¢ Children’s Hose .... 16¢ $22.50 OVERCOATS......... Fi $12.50 YOUTHS’ LONG ea $1.00 Golf Shirts ......... 45¢ MEN’S SUITS ....... Sil. $25.00 PANTS SUITS........ ‘ 98.50 Weel Underwear. . $1.10) © ; = $25.00 § “OVERCOATS $12 45 $1.00 BOYS’ KNEE $3.00 Flannel Shirts ..... .. 95¢ | $2.00 Men’s Sweater Coats. .95¢ + as al ea 13. 45 HO Seri mnt i PANTS 0.00 itv veiceces tie 49c $1.00 Ladies’ Underwear ..39¢ | $3.00 Men’s Sweater Coats$1.19 $30.00 0 $5 $1.00 Dress Shirt 396 | $4.00 Men’s Sweater Coats$1.89 , CRAVE ’ ress Shirts ........ 39¢ « en’s Sweate’ oats MEN’S SUITS ...... $14. a3 ee ay ¢ Metre 45 MEN’S PANTS $1.25 White Stiff Bosom $1.00 Men’s Work Shirts . SS oS I ss. KEM a og 6a eae 59¢ | 50c Work Gloves .......-- 2 ; : 50 MEN’S PANTS : CRAVENETTE........ $6.95 MEN’S PANTS........... $9c $3.00 Ladies’ Shoes ..... $1.29 | $1.00 Work Gloves ....... 39¢ $3.00 15.00 $3.00 $3.00 Men’s Shoes ,..... $1.95 | 50c Neckties .......... 4+ 17¢ pare anny PANTS... $1.65 CRAVENETTE........ $8. 45 MEN’S PANTS......... $1.45 $5.00 Men’s Shoes ...... $2.45 | $2.00 Men’s Hats .......- 49¢ 0 " $20.00 $5.00 $2.00 Men’s Hats ........ 49¢ | $3.00 Men's Hats ........ 98¢ CORDUROY PANTS. $3.45 CRAVENETTE......: Si1 45 MEN’S PANTS.........95 $2.95 $3.00 Men’s Hats ........ 98¢ | 50c ‘Boys’ Shirts ....... ..29¢ FORECLOSURE SALE Sale Positively Ends Saturday, October 30th, 10 p.m. I3oOl Aansited mrs ——- LOOK FOR BIG RED SIGNS —— COR. UNIVERSITY