The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1909, Page 4

THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1909 TIMBER FAMINE IN SIXTY YEARS, *«: © JOY RIDE IN | t mat f A a te rnd &. Gnentmmmnenilnn | t a fact . (hy United Wrens #GIFFORD PINCHOT [8 ALL/not a theory merely, nor je Mr The funora on fe I PAR Vv. 12.—The first ea * 47; WHAT HE ROESN'T rist. He ie a very; Wh who died Wednesda lof pre ition for turt ft / and what he has not ae a ampaign di he chold B® candids KNOW He's LEARNING ealty. bets. reptéty| at Butte y be heard in the Parts WESTERN REPRESENTATIVE |i, ne pr against | ducted by AW court eae? TRB TEL OF GIANT LUMBER COM 8 based » ignor or of M. Blay who crashed Into the| Three vacancles for every com WIRELESS THELEGRAPHY 1 PANY LS GARDNER IN A/ 4h r has its or ersona t chure? t Port Aviation, a fortmight petent operator, who can qualify | easy to learn by the “I. 1 of W. T ; " elfishness, Pinchot is all right, Mount Pleasant cemeter d hurt several REMARKABLE INTERVIEV and tho*pevesns geet affeeted ty ain Withee wees Heather Of and ts capable to enter Into a field | Sy ical and simplified ment forestry are rapidly | Pearl White, of of unlimited possibiiities—and on| methods of personal tuition om ‘ ning that their: interests are SON GARDNER oneerved best by the wise pra JUDGE BURKE TO PRESIDE qualification he will be assured of | small cost. Open day and eventing tices of the forestry department.” J y Thomas F e « a congenial and lucrative position,|9 a m. to 0:30 p, m wv neous \ Long does t nt t n y ) + \ presenta: | self et ¥ to the activi be 8 ng}a sont . Mart 0, B and a chance to travel and study Men and women who have a t ee | lun He 1 ; a , pal Bs. t wrought Mr, W What Is wanted is men who can | future—INVESTIGATI 8 h t t nd hi ght ance % ¥ / a , ‘ I BREAK RECORDS, as Operator _— SAMP, 7 a he nd rc - . > " ee -— ~ Phelps is doing this trip of the : : ; DECORATE THE HOUSE NOW prot. Stevens p INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SAO SANOP Paint \ ' big Pacifico Mail Liner “Korea a WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY , cw Ww cost, | to o || There are others just as capable, 1534 W 1 ‘ . . of g nev 10 cade of the White Bld ESTLAK ol \ aac ‘ock , 1207 ud Av, Opp. Motel sever. | jut the whole trouble tx they are | 12% Arcade of th nite Bide, ; LEVARD rat seule | Seattle, Wash Alhambra Theatre Bid ? w Wes : " Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co High Grade ade Gloves letting big opportunities pase : s Westlake Mate the t ! e ene ¢ 1314 First av them by Phone Main 6920. ane a t — = OPULAR SATURDAY SALES OR LOW PRICES MAKE In Every Section of the Store Buying Elsewhere Extravagant sacra ui | DENTS TAN GLOVES for WOMEN $1 49 Eee Gi seme ono “Stl | anywhere ' $5 SILK PETTICOATS “23 Garment Store|: edie ti | $6. 00 to $10. 00 “te OMEN’S Our entire stock of Women’s and Misses’ Suits on sale | $5.00 to $8.50 tomorrow at prices ranging from one-third to one-half less than Trimmed — ‘SUI i .) regular. These suits are the most desirable fall and winter TOP SKIRTS models. The materials are broadcloths, prunellas, serges, home- five hundred Sew spuns, cheviots, striped worsteds and several kinds of woolen gular $5.00 to $8.50 Skists, and * ’ . , . re h re hett novelties. All regular misses’ and women’s sizes. We have arranged them in three rb ther ar no, betes Sane he lots as follows: Serges cad acks, browns, blues and 1s of dif- and in all tans, WOMEN’S & MISSES’ CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE at w at less hiro half their actual value Petticoats, Long Coats x: icigsn sins Fr Cr SA | Rabbid 2a * "$4.98 [EE $6.98 | "$9, 98 Dae NEW CAPES $3 to $5 CHILDREN’S COATS ONE- PIECE DRESSES ete assortments of eatt fact is, we have too k at once hence Sa ll-wool broadcloths, : D We have one 294.98 2 tons. Ree only 2.00 to $15.00 0-99.98 11 vente Seeley - Silks Dress Six differen les of Capes ina kerse haem ts and invisible striped worsteds. These 004 What think about you making to refore are equ » best $10 and $ cut over ls hi ate iehtn ‘deers. i “No. We think the only way in in the city biacks, navy grays, tans, which the lands will ever be refor- reds, greens, wistaria and taupe. ested will be by the state.” “I presume you are opposed to = TOL OVES REAT SALE OF FURS—N®™ gi $5 FUR SETS S ane LYNX “ry | FURS AND MUFFS Worth $5 to $15 SETS WORTH $15 $3 to $5 Values | Brook Mink, Jap Mink, Marmot, Isabella A fine grade of Black French Lynx in a beau way in which the to be replaced is either buy the lan ber companies at to replant the fo’ r aa state to remit the es. It is a Pe = & tiful, stylish two-ple simple mathemat demonstra Ko More than a doren different shapes and Fox, Opossum, Natural and Blend Tr is rth wot uiaon nutnsat pifect trimmed | tion that it will not the lumber 1 * and size sizes, | ack and brown Coney, Chinchilla ed «Squirrel, Prench Lynx, Black and 8 ts mem- | the new shaw! sha nd wait ut o corpor for ar waists, Sab 50c China wide, all colors. Saturday ...+++ rast, a DOMESTIC Saturday Prices for Tryform Shoulder Brace “9 | LONDON |_ DAINTY =a He Sells is a SHOES FOR MEN” pci ce Sa ot Sor SE i1dd) BARGAINS ‘Sweaters for Women at.......... “No. Our land ts valuable for Light, neat and easy. The Truform agricultural purposes as soon as gh i $1.50 Pin Cord # the timber is removed, so it justi aed red. Spe Seiten | or | all soll oe fos yard Sac | i Fe | shoulder ustains the back with comfort ‘ 5 v nes the Wever' mm) wennere, rs | not cut or chafe under the arms. A reminder, not a a ame y Lumber company think of ¢ binder. a re ment forestry and Gifford awe . a "$1.69 25¢ “They are-all right. We have no for Sample | *' I Bole Work irimmed H Osi ERY a 7 49c Only twice in a whole ye ar loes chanc come Com g Cashm Hose; black, and brows, Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle {5c | : = =u E SA Sm GSE: ES “a jeter ie, Onell Chie lec | ones 0s E Sunt Sample ie iad cas Pa Beers: ea"ste | PILLOW TOPS | WOOL StAWLS : c $300,000 Surplus and undivided Capital Tops, stampe : face with 8 ss The 1! of ! BHING THE CHILDREN HERE SATURDAY | atre regular 1¢ h f ap kind t | f none | at, aD y 81.4 81.60 and | 38 490. Saturday alate at formed eatly i | | Sheen Hatorace | Beste Be "barter + a * tte [Ralte the foundatior a pl ing ir Barrette i) noon, ¥! The “Boss Place” to Get | Seay ead Gee | BO 9c ie eel Their Needs w0 sed $1.38 | Druminers’ ‘Samp taal wear, worth double the price we | Ribbed, $1.50 Men's Worsted Rope : Knit Sweater Coats, INTEREST 4] PER CENT im Powder, Cash Violet and Dactyl; Compoun ded Semi-A valt ask tomorrow; full inte teavelare’ sample JAMES D. HOC ‘ at, a garment DIR rdinand Men's Heavy Half COLD WEATHER SHIRTS You can rely 9 (All right)—That means that on these you will want some Flannel mi man I fC. Mccormick. Ss oD 3 BOYS’ SWEATHR SPRCIAL. N. 2B ner. r r Men CORNER SECOND Shirts. Come at onee and see . ee and CHERRY STREET what we can do for you 98 Raincoat You'll ha t $1.50 Shirts for C | them to tury appreciate Georgetown and Renton. 25 Shirts ; $1 75 a offer