The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1909, Page 9

ARE HOPING THAT THE SAILOR MAN WILL GET IN FOR CHRISTMAS ihe» Mary Jane get, counting on having the boy ho ane tc for the holidays, ‘This would } » & » firat time in five gals fs wn Imes it ts the wife that he & «i ut the head fercha ange by the » is aboard some veasel Cee jer “ It seoma y very Hiely needs his ier ; n the who UY presents and candle feme ft relative on a hikiren, If he don’t get tn or amer sailing there will be no dinner, no tree, and this bh no p RK. HB aya the man who i# usual mire one | ly tn rge of the exchange, is a Ta ques great student of human nature and are an tell at a gia the person wh aa fr quain ma with the n th ques asked about toner and the sailor YOU KID!” A RED PAINT TEXT ON WALLS OF PRINCETON CHAPEL (Ry United Press NEW YORK, Dec dnere he Walls in letters of hed with f ed were em of t kname for Religious Youths. Seminoles te the name giv eton to those belonging to t jeal seminary to distingul larger lay unive where they each football i and hockey Les as well a 91 6F NGI (Concluded) ) basset aspherical trigonom erential calculus. DR. COOK MET WITH FOUL PLAY? (My United Pree) NEW YORK, Dee. 23 Nam Cook, brother of Dr. Fred ck A. Cook, today expressed fear that the Brooklyn ex ~ plorér hae met with foul play na In support of his belief he sald ma Wi) work ot a pr With other “Belore stopping the motor we mee to an altitude of 4,060: fe salied during Faken in repairine poking over the “When the motor so near land ft and gene plang with the by a member ing crew patrolling the i Istand “This was the longest trip made, Mt the result was sufficient to Gake me confident that the ma surpasses anything that has raced describing the aeroplane, Mr autionary of the —s 1 recently received a lette es my brother, mailed two ks ago tn a foreign por was dated ‘On Boar did not gi th . to do entation of his % committee of of Copenhagen was star reity faculty In the letter he told me that only a few of his records had been sent to Denmark by Wal ter Lonsdale, his privat tary. ty f the life sav beach at that the rds and it doew tng himself Copenhagen, as he feared those in Lonsdale's possession would be stolen. a. monoplane type, with of 72 feet and a weight of ands, and furnished with a s¢ power gasoline engine under my own direction and LOS ANGELES AERO MEET IS OFFICIAL sited Freee.) NEW YORK. Dec, 23.--Courtland Bishop, president of the Acre Club of Amertea, which last night sanctioned the aviation meet at Lo Angeles, Cal, announced today that . altitude reached, Titling 4 ! does not desire to give out T ; t information, saying he wish. to enter international races in fair trial and without his rivals owing what his machine can do.| he would himseif be present to see said that the contests followed exactly “The speed of the machine so| the lines laid down by the clab. ch exceeds the speed reported One rule that requires all com the recent meeting at Rhetms|peting aeronauts to be among the 1 feel gure the result will be aero club's membership may work the Tillinghast aeroplane is hardships on the entrants at than an ‘also ran.’ Angeles, and according to word T HAS BECOME |e ‘naked nthe ‘cacen of forelgn THE CREW OF aviators not members of the be SUSIE M. PLUMMER ganization whe enough time Susie ett Los coast from Europe as 18 days out of E HREM! * BANK CLEARINGS. * of lumber for San|y Seattic * eported dese * Clearings today. .$1, wo * * Dalances 0 * Treoma. * & Clearings today. .$1,16 . *® Balances * after the report wd Portiand. a Neah Bay the Ifeboat tug)» Ciearingn today. .$1, «| pis waW sent out, but ati» galances * ¥ nothing father had been * Or of the Plummer. * ls a schooner of ? “ owned by W. G. Tibbitts, pa rancisco. i AL SANTA CLAUS AND THE PIANOLA PIANO. NY NEW HOMES SUPPLIED THE PAST _ WEEK AND ST. NICK WILL HAVE A MUS. ICAL SURPRISE ON HIS TRIP THIS YEAR Big Holiday Rush Continues at Eilers. Player Music and Music Cabinets at Sweeping Reduc- tions This Week ee ee ee ee ee Remington Hammerices 22 Rifle} The Latest Thing Out, $9.50. | HALL, 1111 First av Kever betore Bre been wach in our history ha a demand for Pt opportunit libra | ceptional for replen with new pleces nt s to be a ger % to the fact.that all| not Pianola Pi to get the Pi-| out quick! one mast have! flat reduction of la” ta net a aod al! SMALL GOODS AND PHONOGRAPHS. | % exchisive pose ois Department ts chuaive teabiwen filled wits Themodist and| tive instruments of every descrip which by. com vad eT violins, guitars, horns, drums 4 me) Wind and stringed instruments; in 4 fact rything that could be asked ally produc-| for in & well-equipped music house u mange Rant Talking Machtne bo ch be tried out side} MWURIA ae it was played ® in-our commodious qnar Bidston ivy pel dn is Every make of dise or cylin Pianola wiih Themotist ‘and machine with or without ty le ng, and Victro nd Gratono A Pianoin 1 6 being show as, from $100 to Bvaricty or wdodu a Easy terms and small payment + Thelon tro » to| make {hls line especially attrac PlLAVeR MUBIc ReDUceEL ye ah — L UCED. Hill 10 o'clock. Step in this week Mchive ‘odie | before the stock becomes broker ae at sud Piler® Muse Hoth uccessor 1b. r » miPinwola and|D. $. Johnston Co., Bilers Muste ¥ ton f ‘ | Bidg.,, Third and Universit BACHELORS’ XMAS (Concluded.) other wearing apparel? Are there} Orecers or commiasion men who will Give candy and mute? Will it be Chriatmae to children few sweets and goodies? WILL YOU HELP? Contributions + since yes OH sstereseereseeres ho Y ' hap Rupp, hobby horse sie bolts ribbon, f palre boxing And here he ebildren are more Mamma Has No Money Muddled Brains result from an overloaded| stomach, sluggish liver, in-| active bowels, or impure blood. Cl thinking - lows the use of BEECHAMS PILLS Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10. and Bie. Xmas Handkerchiefs and Neckwear at One-Half THE SHERIDAN (0. Hand-Em- Pure Irish Linen, broidered, Initialed Hand kerchiefs; regular 50c value, Bt vesceceee eoeseers Fancy Handkerchiefs linen, beautifull ed; regular 75¢ value, Linen Stocks, hand embroid- ered; regular SOc value, at .. . 25¢ Large assortment of Dainty Jabots, values from 75c to $1.00, at .....50¢ and 25¢ THE SHERIDAN CO. 1529-1533 Second Ave. tee weeee wee Make the Finest XMAS GIFTS FOR WIFE, SISTER, MOTHER, DAUGHTER OR SWEETHEART. Stoles Throws Ties Rug Muffs Pillow Muffs Ladies’ Fur Coats Ladies’ Fur Hats, etc. Complete Stock, Greatest Variety, Factory on Prem- ises, Work Guaranteed— and yet Our Prices Are Lower Than Ever FIRST ANNUAL CLEAR- ANCE SALE STILL ON Pioneer Furrier JAZ5 Ist Av. Main 4773 without a/f | letters from] it my Papa Mak han glasses on thin « itv thin fact the widest "iielty you can and every time you make the statement y mu help comp ond THE MYERS OPTICAL Co, Bother of Worry, THE STAR—THURSDAY;-DECEMBER 23, over Kaven Drug Way x Come and hear the Din or) Talking: Stoke | Eastern prices $2.60 up © Second floor, 1414 Soc WE REMAIN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS STORE OPEN" EVENINGS 1909 Three round trips datly atte at 7 am. 3 Bunday, leave Seattio a m. and} p.m, Leave ti a.m. 2:18 pm. and 7 {rip $1.40. 8 Pho Your Name om Our Books ty « 100d ae for Xmas Week Desiring to give those } who appreciate them the hig values at remarkably low figures. we have grouped some of the fin eat garments that in stock at prices that have not been daupled in Beattie. ur nethod of “$1 weekly fol that are now of we have selling on is Included tn the lowing spectals fered One group of about Taflored Suite, tn a fines, materials including Home spits and Diagonal Serges, rog arly retailing at $37.50, are NOW offered, to close, $22.50} at ailored Suits. Including tn materials the French Berges and Pr the; lined With the famous Skinner satin (avarantecd for two years by the manufacturers), tm late met Topolitan styles and in garments that sel! Ki $60. Now offered at Ladiew’ Coats valued up to $22.60 are incloded in this week's offer all the splendid styles of this season and in popular fabrics, from the best makers. For this week offered you $15 00 ‘ " at OUR IMMENSE LINE OF FURS NOW OFFERED AT RE- MARKABLE REDUCTIONS. 76 Hand About 100 Highty f ot It’s “just the : ” very thing”. Mahogany and quartered oak, $200. Circassian wal- nut, $250. Or you can get/another style of the Victrola for $125. Other styles of the Victor from $10 to $100. We'll gladly play for you any Victor music you want to hear, and tell you about our easy-payment plan, | ae ita ¢ Will be at the Lois) alcohol in’ it, When you take it you jie ar ton row afternoon at | | obtain the steady, even gain that For this week only we are WIFE MURDERER Jder Pant will distribute pros-| comes from a strong tonic, A family | %!!n& $60 dinmond rings . Jents and goo ho children of| medicine without aicohol. $5.00 DOWN AND $2.00 PER TRIES SUICIDE |'"s,,» poor of & ‘eram of Iively,| 4k our doctor ail about Ayer's Sarvapa- week | bay vis nYO"Y«| gilla. Ask him what he thinks of it now 4 sae thine oan atohy % children, 1S ented 7 we | J | ( HILLSBORO, Ore. Dee gram of d gf eee mma, L Mans eriin ewe ry U0. Following his conviction on the|# by ‘ 1} a 705 First A 1 FINE XMAS GIFT. 5 First Av. charge of wife nfurder yestorday,| lent, all volunteers vod : ; + hh ‘i fohn D. Roselair attempted. Inei| Work that Mra, Alexander Pantages| Barney & Berry Roller Skates fo Room 119 Main 7294 night to butt out his brains againat | BKVYERRETPT ND &. MONDS ROUTE riman dock Ind. 736 range of santa | tho stoot walls of the death colt. [had been dovoting 1 and! ny | north re midnight, Guard | m to for the the t few tt ping sound | w Hel 1 | emanating murder ers Qo Jand An tn > 4 Howe: | ws! FR D Fon meNT. alr oundin h rt ainnt the ler & Chane, i it to bolster his ap n for at trial | Ayer’s Sarsaparilia is a tonic idee! | not stimulate, It does not make you feel better one day, then as bad as THE LOIS THEATRE) ever the next. There is not a drop of ‘SANTA TO BE AT Diamonds OPEN EVENINGS Boys and Girt AMUSEMENTS. 1 ‘i JOUN « Moore Theatre 5 Day CRORGE M. COHAN Hime 1 Wie Royal Far The Yankees Prince’ Bunday & onte WM. W. CHANE rue A Vather aad the THE GRAND Holiday so gh Seattie Theatre | & Drow Russell Mere. A * “da ent kinda. Some igh as $25.00. These 2cy worsteds or HI Worth $25.00. Special tomorrow oe you to call before best Don't hesite to ask Oo} » wel C » all the tt ou need at the Pacific Outfit tng Co. aitk Sakae Vatuurce beng Clothes on Credit rus FOB BOGANNY'S th and WREA LUNATIC BAKERS nd $40.00 $21.50—$1.00 A WEEK extraordipar ur attention Fur Scarfs and Muffs in Large Assortment atx Other Big Aunest Main 1304; Ind 4304 “LOIS THEATRE Hixtoonth Week D. & Lawrence Players “A Gilded Fool” - ern i | PANTAGES THEATRE ED VAUDEVILLE” LOTTIn MAYER, || ‘The Diving Quees. || | Other Great |) aver | TODAY The Pacific Outfitting Co. you a Merry Christmas. Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 Pike St. The $1.00 Weekly Payment House. wishes Acta. Going Out of Business! CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SACRIFICE SA Yesterday we had a surprising crowd of lucky buyers. Even in the afternoon we saw some of them back again—they couldn't keep away from the rare bargains. If you were disappointed in not get- ting waited on, come in tomorrow or come Monday; there is an ex- cellent bargain for you yet—lots of them left, but are going fast. We ire selling everything—practically giving them away. The large crowds convinced us we are going to dispose of this enormous stock very quickly—the prices would move anything. Better get in early— come tomorrow. The fixtures have been sold and will be moved out shortly. NOTHING COST CUTS RESERVED! NO ICE! I must leave for the South on account of my health and must go immediately—better come early. Sacrificing Cloaks, Suits, Dresses, Capes, Children’s Coats Skirts, Petticoats, Waists, Millinery and Furs Note a Few Red-Tag Bargains!! Less Than Wholesale Cost! $3.50 $35.00 and $40.00 I and $2.50 Tailored Linen adies’ Princess i. Se hull ae a rig eh 9¢ | Dresses ... ay .... $7.89 $3.50 Ladies’ Sweaters ..$1.29 | $40.00 Strictly Hand - Tailored $2.00 Heatherbloom Petticoats | Suits; mewest fashions and ef- SWS shu tae eT REN GO¢ | fects ........ $7.89 s ‘50 Silk Taffeta Petticoats, all | $6.50 Children’s Coats "$1.39 colors and black ...... 2.89 $25.00 Silk and Cloth Suits $2.89 $40.00 Coats and $50.00 3-Piece Millinery at less than cost of Suits material, — Strictly Hand $14.89 | $35.00 ilored $10,000 Stock of Furs must go os ee $4.89 | at two-thirds off, On account of the railroad strike, just received my Christmas stock of Gloves, which must be sold. $1.50 Kid Gloves .... -69c | $1.75 Kid Gloves ........ $2.25 Kid Gloves viTorerrriy Freiberg’ S Cloak and Suit House 1410 Second Av. -89c 4 STORE OPEN EVENINGS STORE OPEN EVENINGS Between Pike and Union Sts. i f i