The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1909, Page 8

BEST EARS OF CORN FROM ot — YEAR'S 2, 76 7,000,000 BUSHEL CROP THE QUAKER SELLS: F TOR 4055 nse Df 2d 1, QUAKER Ac 1013-15 FIRST AVE~ po A06 Fir SECOND AND PIKE \ M he Winter I er ry ri little ign-posts that point Misses’ bars for the entire sections of Dre are given over to ve feature € f up each of Coats, Suits and Waist t prices that Women’s Tailored Coats 929.00 VALUES UP TO $45.00 The Suit Case We Offe © for 98¢ ¢ 2.25 Site ) to ty, at, per t 25 to 88.00 SEB SERBBBES Electricity is Life Batt ndable king We dem- First avenue $5, $6.50,$10 and $20 FREDO PALIN, WINNING EAR, TROPHY, AND THE - BEST EARS ol BROMO-QUININE—The 25 box for ...sssee0e, QUAKER COL D AND GRIP TABLETS— eee up to ar $60.00, $65.00 and $70.00 offering Thursday atest ice made by of the choicest for stic fabrics, in black and ings and workm With the real s for large r yet to come, this lection of our $50.00 to $70.00 Wool Suits at is one grand chance to secure a hand OMAHA, Neb, Dec, 29.-—In the jis not disguised in b § neason just ended American farm e Conaid- $1,006 price, | T tt and save $15.00 or $20.00 y $35.00, Second Floor. some Coat 1910 VEST POCKET DIARIES exible leat SHIP BURNS; CARGO UNCLE SAMUEL IS BOILED TO CANDY MOVING TO CANADA (hy Untied Prem (My United Press.) NEW YORK, Deo. 2 re OTTANW started last night in ° i the steamship Har bach, while #he iny at } BOeeaeaeas Squibbs’ Pure Spices some 30 models to 5 and up t $1.98 beautiful tailored models of | s es > for re dressy wear; will sing est te bay, wate as Brooklyn. Ghe arrived he fi Orleans on nday the ta bage of su are guaranteed. Per can ............+...csnnn been unload it was impossible t the loss. One Norwegian sailor | 9.9 who ventured # few feet into the i depths of the voesel sald the mix very state and te ture of sugar and water bad been |represented. North Dakot led the ri boiled into # solid mass of candy./ list, with $464. Washington ran | 77 as fifth, with 610. PAINTERS ELECT OFFICERS. were taken 16;¢ ZEPHYR GINGHAMS AT These are %2 inches wide, a point worth onsidering, for 32inch real Zephyr Ging | hams at 12% are sot plentiful. Plain col | ore, checks and etvipea Particularly destr- | able for childreh's sebool frocks. Basement a eee | The genuine “German Biue” Calicoes, known | to fame for their rugged wearing and washing qualities. They are. 29 inc ie and come in all manner of spots, stripes and figures. Sell TEE CT TTT TTT everywhere for 12%c. Here Thursday at 10 The following yard. Basement | ed to serve for the Painters’ t “64-40 OR FIGHT.” evening President, Sam K Kobler vice president, Rows Mabee; treasurer and business agent, R. B. Orchard financial secretary, James Tinto recording fecretary, R. BE. Rankin conductor, Peter Johnson; warden, | H. C. Hansen; trustee, N.C. Nel son A capital story of a stirring period in the annals of the country book well worth of even Buy or Sell Real Estate. Classified Page. thoes who ian yvela of the day--New York Evening Sun in review of “64-40 or Fight PERRET RR Eee eeteeeeteee teeeeeenee Some a fourth—some a third—some hali—some more. From this all embracing out-clearing in the Millinery Department we quote two groups. $l, $2 and $3 Ladies’ and THURSDAY FORENOON SPECIAL UNTRIMMED HATS gam, NewYork Pattern Hats on Wek gay Az Values Misses’ Ready-to-Wear Hats... ~ 49¢ $1 and $1.25 4% 5O0c wses =e 5» $7.45 Values Choose from hundreds of Silk, Satin an yy bonny, soho ono dtartapetedoggaw Black Petticoats oars All colors ack Sateer een and Black Heatherbloom TMA ¢ rly in all stores at $1.00 and $1.25, $l and $1.50 Women’s Waists Me Waists for house and str all colors. Stripe feuds check a 1 32 to 44 autiful Pattern Hats must go Felt Shapes Thursday at 50c, Shape ‘ : ¢ f before Inventory That's why we've taken another slice off the prices. Includ worth $2.00; Shapes worth $2.50; Shape me of the finest hats in the house | worth $3.00. They're all matter of beauty and practical use- | “ ‘ . \ : Ines ll, large and im shapes ON EA ee od than ai « : Small, large and medium shapes ; | y trimmed; all reduced | ind $20.00 to $7.48. Second | $10 Capes $4.98 wear in white, bl jack and Kersey Capes, of the entire lot, Thursday plaic All s and ot eral psec rcluding the 50e. Second Floor 10c Hemmed ayy A housek er or hotelkeeper’s op A D Se Fourin-Hand Tie in the Domestic <n sf yep a White Outing Flannel, ONE YARD WIDI Prints-—S ‘ lors, also i cs il raat - bua, Tuersdas, We pours Gerite. oe tras lar value; Thursday Spe yard ..... de Plain Black 4 7 | * : ? for one n Hundreds to choose i ee m ‘ Lamb's Woot I t Lamb's Woola hemmed 24 1 arrow or wide onds, of onli Pure White ing, large roll it ng for ( t ions, ete. Comes red borders; so! Bengaline in every coloring ne 8 1-3c each; § rsday Special, per | j, ig : Vie eek +e¢+ €8@ | opened out. Phur ; PER POUND.....90¢ Quality ‘Table Oil Cloth, white or fancy Sheets—50c Bleached Shee { cams, full 72x90 IS FOES oss vcaes ‘ we - -AT¢@ | size Thursday Sj CACH cose e ee sseeeceeeeee and fluffy kind; 29 TOM . 050500 . Oil Cloth Thursday $ They'll go in a jiffy. Main Floor ‘I2ic Glass Toweling | (12ic Kimono Flannel | This Toweling has just ab eno otton | A heavy fle Knitted Slippers. j 1 heavy fleeced printed Flannelette; Nght : and t mad Me M La 1 K ; Tatteta, Mi | im its makeup to perfect its wearing qualities dark and medium grounds, printed with spots Cafe a littie Imperfect. black. white and ta H $1.00: Patresad it v ft al 1 x r f 1 or a ' ' ' € Y . 1 8 . Otherwise {t is all linen. Red and blue asso stripes and figures of all kinds; # satisfying ; C| prices at Matt drives pe: | ed checks. 17 inches wide. The 12%¢ no range of « from which to choose, Thurs | Don't pay a | Umbrellas. ‘ | Thursday at 81-26 yar Main Floor | day at 10¢ a yard. Basement | | ' t _, Went « a devil 1 2:ic Black Lining Percaline, Yard is Se Silks and Velvets _ Men’ 8 Satin Calf Shoes ‘ sanauteiace exter $2.98, $2.58 “$1.08 "si. 49 50c Men's Golf Gloves These Percalines never sold at such a price before. They're extra good black Percalines, 36 inches wide, in 1 to 10-yard lengths; from 8:30 to 10 "6c Thursday morning at yard. NO PHONE ORDERS. | 20c Work Aprons, 75c Carpet Ends, 8:30 to 10: :30, gach . 4 22C 8:30 to 10:30, each 25C 33¢ Oysters, Donhars if I} O10 to 10:50, each... 3 “2 | §:30 to 10:30, each .... . king. T Vomen's Ki of gingham in Mill sar pieces Ingrain and Pro-Brussels are; makes a dandy rug. Thurs Thurs. | h pocket Carpet NE ORDERS, morning, 12%4%¢. NO PF day mo sing, 26c. NO PHONE ORDERS, ’ Camel 8 + Hair Underwear a y YD Women’s 25c Hose, 7c Seeded Raisins, : | 8:30 to 10:30, a pair... 1OC (330 650: ah, pochnae:.., aM 98: Men’s U. S. Army Shoes Fast black, navy and mixtures, with dots and | Full pound packages, freahly peded, new | inate Thursday morning, 10¢ | California Raisins, Thursday Nec heme Se pkge. NO PHONE ORDERS | NO PHONE ORDERS, Lim Every Trimmed Hat in the House Reduced Every Untrimmed Hat in the House Reduced eta nia PP ty LAR-PRICE sTORB, || BOR iMd = ve larly | f= $2.25 ih} ' parte ger, | duce callec