The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1909, Page 7

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THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, and 26 seconds, They went at on to Selby, the seat, obtuined & Heense married 1909 VANDERBILT, GOULD, RYAN, ETC., _IN WRIGHT'S NEW AERO TRUST DIAMOND RINGS FROM $15.00 UP 704 FIRST AV. DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? nospendent Gealors hands 4 second Ta ander iid b (By United Proas,) YORK, Deo, 6 well names in the newly he's Kk of the name oping. Tere’s some the. dire Vanderbilt, . NEW — Some Cornellu Allan Ry an, Theodore Howard Wright Aeroplane company. Prob. Gould, Aug , A ibly Alger , ‘ An drew Free or bur Wright ts p ident er Orville ia vice president | THE LATEST @ - ws pabtabaak Xs STOMs, _FIGHER co Second and University. | Wy United Press.) WASHINGTON, Deo, 6 eating fluffy crust made dust flour are doqmed to pointment, When ft became known that an expert In Chriutianta, Nor-| way, had developed a method of| making flour from sawdust, folks! thought this flour was like any other brand-—the kind with the row ot X's printed on the bag. But ¥# { © Finest Quality Black Stik NOL #0, ‘ They can be had in pr = fesired Stockings, beautifully embroidered Sawdust flour is used for making a | : hey ca os in flower patterns, in colors, E namite, Hnoleum and xylonite, a And the variety is so large thé ybody can be 3 pair is put up in an artistic covering, There some ‘ a 1 box, all ready to give; regularly jother uses, but the manufacture of . . i { i tas aaa crt cll $3.60 and $4.00 qualities. Priced to early at $2. |bread and biseults fs not among Long or Short jthem, Sawdust fa ground th a mill of fine DOLLAR SILK STOCKINGS 69¢ Women's Silk Stockings, in black similar to those used in. disgedting loorn and tye. Pine and al fu or eambric, hematite Swies; embroidery trim jeorn and rye ne and aptide fur / , and white; fine quality gossamer tues th euncting legislation neces nish the material. The floutts bolt tucked or embroidery trim- | med; ¢ (0 $3.00, silk: the best ever sold for a dollar sary to preserve to this and future |0, 24 sacked. It is then ‘worth | med, Priced from 25¢ to an ll a pair. On sale tomorrow at 69¢. |$13 a ton, according to the bureau} $1.50. secs Not over 3 pairs to a buyer. generations their rightful Interests, lc wot ot espectally in. the coal lands and | manufactures her EMBROIDERED STOCKINGS 50c power sites held by the govern Faney New shipment of Fine Black hidden by| ment; ‘Don’ t Throw Away white lawn or dotted Swiss Lisle Stockings, with flowers em- Bteinheil ap) Resolved. hat a copy of these loth equare brotdered on the instep. All new | reso gent to the na Val anni rs designs; finest quality. Specially she took her | sena ‘om thie state and to the! \ with or priced at 5O¢. Her friends | representative from this sistrlets COLORED LISLE HOSE Resolved, That we urge the var 3 % Very gay colors are now ready lions organizations of the city to or Nurses’ Aprons. for the festive season. Sky, mauve, take prompt action in the matter] | ¢ 10 $1.50. ? pone wistaria, the new gold shade that paress may know how | 226 Priced ‘hard to get), blue, navy, green and hatically the Pinchot polloy ot} rd to black, 50¢. ts sustained by the} Xmas Xmas Jewelry Novelties The Jewelry. Seoreta welry Store in in hol- iday attire. Thousands of use- ful, inexpensive pieces are of- fered to gift seekers. Here’s a list of the stocks— Gold-Piated Cuff Links, will not tarnish; many new patterns to , choose from; in fancy box. Choice, pair $1.00, Dutch Collar Pins and Brooches, in fancy satin-lined box; 200 to choose from; amethyst, topaz and briliiants; assorted patterns. Spe- elal ee county formed and were PASADENA CENTRAL BODY EM. PHATICALLY INDORSES (By United Prem) PASADENA, Cal, Dec the view of advocating a endorsement of ¢ Pinchot and his policies of conser vation of natural resource the Central Labor Council of Pasadena today announced the adoption of resolutions declaring ftself un alterably opposed to giving the} property of the people to great! fguring on corporation The resolutions willjand flaky ple be nt to every labor |} organization in the te | for endorsement. The re ms | follow “Whereas, The ithe nation’s | atmost people Theodore DANCE AT DREAMLAND Roosevelt won't cig. d broth Dance tonight Adar ak to Wilbur Wright again ™ NDWALL OO» When he hears about the company 800 James St. Seattle, Want. With onoral Foreator Second and University. A Great Show and Sale of Christmas Aprons Thowe biscuits | with saw: | central nn $2.50 Aisap: | conservation of rees is of the! importance to the whol and since this vital question tled by the present con “Resolved the Pasadena Central Labor Counell enters tte | poo, | most emphatic protest against gtv jing the ple's property to the | great corporations, thereby increasing thelr power and do- minion, which is already too great, and urges that congress lose no “Maids or “Nurses Princess” } get you to buy of fine whit greatly Aprons. lawn | Aprons lawn or White fine cut round or square, Priced lawns : MME. STEINHEIL IN HER RETREAT, Dee. 6. with or without bib. from 25¢ to $3.00, Fancy “T Aprons, cut round or | rom 25¢ to $2.00. Maid | Priced from Priced | Princess Apron ‘from Ghee to $3.00. “Tea” Aprons of Herewith is the ;counsel, and completely taken cf Mme./® black veil, Mme. lee her acquittal. it is| Proached “Without a word of Photographer M place beside my wife. | stepped in and we dashed off at top apeed round ofr ble articlos because they are on. We do all kinds of repair ing, gun and locksmithing, also ox perimental work and models, Our prices are reasonable. without pockets square Priced Man-| jiace or embroidery Priced $2.00. Boxed Aprons from 50¢ to $3.00, from 4% " ¢ to ie is how he got It. He says, the jary was debating, my ‘A moment later we noticed cars Sad myself in our sutomobile| following us. We drove round the qutside the palais jus-|back streets for nearly an hour, | ©) er hour and at last drew up outside the Ho- | Conservation quite suddenly, a great | tel Terminus | Pes be heard within the During our wild journey Mme TW PR was nearly 2 o'clock on | Steinhei!l took a great interest in| WINS BRIDE IN Oo MINUTES; Irs EASY iy morning. The doors/our pursuers. To my wife and my aad & crowd of barristers self she said, in a yolce that was men came rushing out | very aweet, though obviously tired (ie Gaited Prem.) acquitted! Mme. Steinhell ‘Oh, how good it ix to enjoy the| LEHEAU, 8 D, Dec. 6 @ Vive le jury!’ In a few) fresh air, after having been shut up| matrimonial speed records in ithe square was once more so long.’ | Northwest w beaten today wh deserted. “We asked if she felt tired. She} onty seconds wese | Tuck favered me. I was answered, ‘I don't; I feel nothing; to make up by M. Marcel Hunert/I am just as though I were in a! their minds to marry. A party of| dream.’ railroad men, tngiuding BE. H. Kil ‘On Sunday morning at 7 o'clock | jen, were in a restaurant when Kil-| WI would put my car at my car again drew up at the hotel.| jon amiled at Miss Mina Ring, th @f Mme. Steinhell to tp the hiding place she We took Mme rinhetl out to her) cashier nd was caught In the ac retreat at Chaton. Then 1 asked | aoe ~ — gift we 1 , emis | When the ‘Attention, | - TTLE A FIELD —| StomachSto $ OR THE CATERER pov. iris a Merchants offers, none ot us ed to our promise. asked.” THERE 18 WIND IN IT, USE| (nat we have more safes and vauite; dy wade and trimmed with lace and STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB. | embroidery, Priced from $1.50 n daily ase than all other manufac supported LETS TO SET IT GOING AGAIN. | site turers combined, j 5 Seneca, cor, Third, down stairs. | Give Us a Trial | Diamonds For this week only we are Ning $50 diamond rings $5.00 DOWN AND $2.00 PER WEEK. Sterling Jewelry Co. 705 Firat Av. Room 119. Main 7204 Practical People Will Buy Something for the Home and Enjoy It Long Novels | | ; French Lingerie as Gifts ——— To the intimate ther and old folks who will that everybody Young folks getting ahead, past the age of gew the hor have buy something for will use and enjoy. The ¢ to daugh and proceeds to price 1 most advanta a ¢ $26.00 VELVET RUGS $15.45 $1650 BRUSSELS RUGS 100 Velvet Ruga, size $9.95 12; handsome new patte Ri rod oR value $25.00, 8 patter $15.45. day, only $9.95. $27.50 AXMINSTER RUGS $18.50 grown gaws, requir a couple 1¢ mething friend or rel ts Rugs, arpet Store s ative—from m ter, sister to sister—such not only be emi 8-3x10-46; all good highly and yery best nently proper, but “Thank you what-I-wanted a thing ee coy sy oe gh ; 4.00 VELVET RUGS FOR sa Very Fine Heavy boxes and attractively priced $2.49 Fad Fancy Boxed Undermuslins. bination suits, oo gowns, of fine materials preciated by her ort of One rug toa customer. =| 9x12 large range | colorings and fine Special at 3 jal for Tue in exquisite designs day com Size covers and ¢ of beautiful ix6 feet patterns $2.49. only ECAUSE| will be Interested to know | rman Silver Calling Purses, Card Case and Purse combined, ned with leather white, red, green and black. Special $1.25, | MORE THAN ONE TRICK IN THE # } OPERATION OF AN UP-TO _ } DATE RESTAURANT. . are the avernce prices oe by fhe local whoiensiors on $4.50 BIGELOW AXMINSTER RUGS $3.25 This is the Utopia qu and rich Oriental patterns; 27x60, Special at &: A Trial Box Free. THE DOCTORS call it f but unprofessional folke ka wind on the stomach,” and a most distressing state of things tt tn It jis @ serious condition of this great | mote or orKan Always annoying and in the extreme, at Umes leading to bad and fatal re sults. The stomach, embarrassed and hampered with wind, cannot rra firm®/take care of {ts food properly and scene assertion. | indigestion follows, and this has a} |_ And. as “Bill” has aided in the) train too appalling to enume: satisfaction of that ever presentiphe entire system is implicated jeall—hunger-—in every big city on} made an active or passive factor in} jeither side of the Atlantic, it may this trouble and life soon becomes [be accepted that “BIlI" is not chat-|4 questionable boon jtering though his chapeau ALL THIS I8 EXPLAINED In Has Studied the Stomach | doctor books; undigested food “Bill” Aronson has studied the|C@U#¢# gases by fermentation and American stomach for 17 years, and |fomentation in which process admits that he Jearna something|¢*#ential fluids are destroyed new every day. For nine long years|>Urnt up—wasted by chemica “ait” was enmneed tn the te ¢| action, followed by defective nutri labating hanger at Rector’s, in Chi-|on and the distribution through go, in New York aud in the for-|t?e’alimentary tract of chemi eign capitals |wrong ¢ and as a con “Bill” showed the American stom-| ence the ch and entire sys élach where it got off at w he} tm are starved. Plenty of food, you became mana of the Onwentsia/##®- but spollt in preparation and} club at Lake Forest, I worse than worthless. | Perhaps you don’t catch the aig-| 4 DERANGED STOMACH is the nificance? jepitome of evil; nothing too bad to| The Onwentsia club is the (ad Jemanate from It, but the gas {t gen. visedly on the “the”) most exctu-| erates Is probably its worst primary lalve club in the United States. jationt and ie only way —o bese You can talk about the servant/ Sih thin in to remove the cause isc snleliaielloiceilie |probiem, the tariff and trust bust-/STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS | : jing, but the food problem, intelli-|#° t® the root of this trouble. They k |gently. solved, has them all looking|*!t2ck the gas making foods and} a ocKer like selling platers |render them harmless, Flatulency | And that's “Bill's” business—{ ¥!nd on the stomach simply can-| Heavy Oak Rocker sintiar to but a bet not exist where these powerful and making the American stomach sit or we ttle tablet . up and take notice. wonderworking little tablets are in chair than the filustrated; fin evidence A Real Problem Here. THEY WHERE MADE for this “Seattle has more hotels, area| very purpose—to atteck gas making | conaidered, than any other city in| foods and convert them into proper 4 fumed or early |the world,” “BHI” sald a few nights|nutriment. This Is their province | fongtiah; seat cov Spanish extra Kood ¢ We guarantee our safes and | vaults to be superior to all others, | Purcell Safe Co. 312 Occidental | av, agents for Herring-Hall-Marvin Sate Co, ulne Hall Safe & Lock Co.’s safes 3 Modern Department Stores Ever stop to think that Seattle has more hotels than any other city | in the that Is, wh parative areas are cor That's bald Ibut N. W. Aronson, th quired manager of the cafe, and a caterer from up, if authority for the according ¢ ral exevilence, but these ‘ world aanufactarers of the gen rather a and vaults A. GOTTSTEIN] FURNITURE COR, USE YOUR PHONE IF YOU CANNOT CALL —WE ARE HERE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MAIN 692]—IND. 1098 GOODS HELD FOR HOLIDAY DELIVERY SECOND-AVE, BETWEEN: PIKE ‘PINE. HOLIDAY SPECIAL SALE Planned as an Aid to the Holiday Buyer and Gift Maker All Specials Marked With a Green Tag. [~~ i This Advertisement Will Not Appear | 91.00 Music Cabinet Clip and Bring it With You Any Day | ric come, anne This Week. mrticie’ fused With “auto: Satisfaction to You—-Money Back ent: “colonial | pattarn: Without Question. pool We I futl cut. ¥ fait trim gs se RS Merennee SRSSSIIS shelving arrange 0. land office. A whole book could be} “Naturally restaurants and cafes| written about them and then not all) labound, and thus the food problem} told that might be told with profit! 1 Prices. 1.00 20.00 Bveporatea milk. to 9 cx au“ 86 0s4 }18 a real problem. To the thousands of persons who must patronize cafes is due the most considerate atten }tion, ‘stomachly’ speaking. The average person never dreams of the| jconstantly shifting efforts to please jthe autocratic member of the bu man body. The stomach is king and must be obeyed. Ergo, it's a big, intricate busine | A cafe manager must know foods from the four corners of the earth, and know them thoroughly The experienced diner generally what he wants, and to be a a cafe manager, in my es timation, should know more about the experienced diner's wants than the diner bimself It ian't the muste, but the that ma the diner return Must Be a Buyer who knows a shrewd know success, menu, manager hat is taken in at the » register generally goes out the upplies. If the and on the job, man alive lowwes will agon put a ‘To Let on the cafe door manager who must smooth think they as well as those right to emit known as a The cafe ruffled customers have a grievance, who really have what is technica roar In oné thow direc and different tlons the real cafe manager must atisfy. That's his business, and he ia at the satia valuable he the more faction stunt, the more is to his empl And just then Bi” ambled away to show that latest In serving mal lards. capab | self, to sufferers from this painful dis-| dyspepsia. It would mention | are of patient and expensive | experiment in effort to arrive at this result—of failures innumerable | and at last success. It would make! mention of the different stomach correctives that enter Into this tablet and make it faithfully repre sent all | STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB LETS are not alone Intended for the sick, but well folks as well; for the person who craves hearty foods and wants to eat heartily and run no risk of bad effects, | th act like a charm and make and digestion a delight and pleasure. They keep the stomach active and energetic and able and willing to do extra work without special labor or effort. Don't for get this. Well people are often neglected, but the STUART DYS P {A TABLETS have them in mind A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE will be sent any one who wants to know just what they are, how they look and taste, before beginning treat ment with the After this go to the drug store for m; ever where, here or at bh 50 cents a box and by you wi A eating at home rostage. Your them they say th doctors using them know what is the ma why go to the expens prescription? For free trial pack age address F. A. Stuart Co, 160 Stuart Building, Mersball, Mich-| igan P. 8. Better send samples of the tablet quite a box of them today for! You will et) $25 Quartered Oak _ breniag wee for ay vb) ike finishes ductior Ha roe with # French mirror price $2 the G $28 Birdseye Maple Dressing Table for $17.50 Special MA TABI SV A, DRWSSING Phe price on $17.58 Scores of Other Specially Priced Articles Not Shown Here. See Our “Green Tag” Window Display. RUG SPECIALS FOR —— $4.00 WILTONS 7x54. Spe: | $22.00 WIL’ celal , $2.90 jal $7.50 WILTONS—-Size 86x72. Spe- | $40.00 cial $4.30 | Special $16.00 4-6x7-6. | $45.00 $10. call elal . WILTONS—Size WILTONS---Size WILTONS-—Size § drawer knobs; ( ABLE, NET CURTAINS, in desirable tion Cluny, and Arabian lace, stitch edge, making them durable, as well as stylish: $3.50 CABLE NET CURTAINS FOR Renaissance regular 6x9. $16.60 $29.00 patterns of with the o imita 2.15. $4.00 CABLE NET CURTAINS FOR $2.55. $1.2) Jardiniere Stand—Like {llustra- ae a a, tion, measures $1.25. G Spe $x 10-6. ck Many. other of different JARDINIERE price on the ing Table Reduced One-Third CURTAIN SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY S gs equal reductions. | eq’

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