The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1910, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR Result: | Mine MeMillan fol! down «taire and | She sued Mite yesterday Stone Jost their bearings. 'HERE’S THE MAN WHO MADE | SEC’Y BALLINGER SQUIRM j the potion ed her wrist er $1,500 but decided that it OUT OF Tht WORLD FOR SIXTY Dt Congressman Hitchcock, | of Nebraska, Is a Good Fighter and Not Popular With Administration. | Red Men } fied by) the | Incohonee, tribe way Ry United Press Cor asman ¢ M. Hiteh King county at an expense of oul ti ck of Net a, Who pilloried Sec 187,600, je now sought by the state got toc ‘ , fu t He r fn jot Washington. The entate is 4 “ ‘ r rd Pinchot }valued at $100,000 State officials 8 . me to the fore | propose to place the estate to the |i wen leredit of the nehool fund Representing that Mre }Glavie, wife of L chief of the Beattle fleld dD. C, a —— curing an © he PRESENTATIVE G. M. HITCH.| requiring Glavie cocK onth alimony to In addition. mer chief ta ordered to pay $200 t MEAT WILL BE HIGHER STILL, “= pay FREE. IS WORD OF WHOLESALERS oldent and dieu Joseph Farrar, as the arrived in Beattle today | and a two days’ potlateh t# under} This |e a red letter day for the identh Grent Mrs, Glavis Gets Alimony, Maud 8 KR. Glavis, former diviaion | ys for coded in ne: | Judge Gia | The Lawton estate, escheated by lof the United States land office, is stitute clreumstances at Waal the $50 the , ving | Only One Remedy for the People, and That Is to | CURE eee, ead. Be cae Stop Eating Beef and Pork Till Prices Fall. attain eet dag t ee Bent to Demonstrate the Merits of the next after th tes Meat will be higher. That's the $47.88. Tt cont 956 Pyramid Pile Cure tee heme wane ¢ O. B. Joseph for the hide in heors ale and reta man, We t The tallow Can Do for You. pay for the k don't the people when meat ts hi b y wants porterhouse or|ecured by Pyramid Pile Cure d ork When they try to buy a If you could read these unsolic t abe aper meat they get round, A/ited letters you would no doubt go ttt s. ap 1 shoulder ts» |to the nearest drug store and bay ‘oreseen the | twice aa good as round la box of Pyramid Pile Cure at once, } chalr and bought . ~ price fifty cents. but the men down bor rua We do not ask you to do this things most of the time now,” an Meat men don't make any Send us your name and address and | swered the mal! man money In the winter. Cattle are we will send you # sample by mail| oo high in the winter, and even tal SAYS LAWMAKERS A te cokhs ooo NA tea an't anything in it Tp taany cases it hes cured will do. » advant to be meat ARE JACKASSES ‘ it proves ite value (By United ATLANTA That the art and educational value of story telling should be im pressed upon the mind of every of | today meat Ga and This ts fair, in it & box ddrges T. Wyche, of co : k of the National FREE PACKAGE COUPON © Dr. was League. He will Fili out the blank lines below ed : at the Y. M.C. A. next Wedn with your name and address, cut ee = pecuring afternoce. out coupon and mail to the PYR: be ae mn % \} AMID DRUG COMPANY, 19¢ a ts While seeking a naughty hus | Pyramid Bldg. Marshall, Mich) and I have the pr for that body. 7 t he If you had & @rove of Kentu essex in the capitol, and « prize for the one that, deing prodded could kick the Pile Oure will wrapper Name longest, y It wil dress tre have a fair idea of the weight; that ts While carrying-a long plank out || Street tude of the legisiature of Georgia are selling steers,| of thelr cottage at 216 Newton at. | City and State Tt will do nothing 6 cents. Sold, that'Christine MeMillan and Amelia THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN NEW UP-TO-DATE WAISTS. Sizes. FROM 32 TO 44 Fine white lawn and ling white ghams, percales, cham- brays, batistes, cheviots and other hable Plain whites and other Plain colors; r ks, plaids, stripes and figure i es, from 32 to 44 Women’s Top se $2. 98 Women’s Suits and Dresses WORTH $5.00 AND $6.00 _ HALF PRICE } 8. Black Th eans that y ma any Suit in our stock at less than the cost of the materia Shoe Prices Cut fete WOMEN’S SHOES : Wale price, yard Dress G nyhame—Hate * Seersucker Ginghame, alsc lictoth—Hest ‘far India Linons—White Mdia Linons; 10c value. Sale price Bae ‘ye, woe !8 HOUSEHOLD AE B awe 19¢ $1.49 | Seen ee Paper, 1,600 $1.49 SPATS 0. ht , vary $1.29 scirer |stats, wail 3 W 5c a: cond $1.09 So'} vork 29c "$3.15 : i Special Sale of Hosiery Underwear—Hosiery at 12 1-2 a Pair 1910 White Wor 21; calng—Blankets } Legging Women’s $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Shirtwaists A9¢ Domestic Department PERFECT GOODS; white 17¢ » Red Seal and \ A. F.C. Ginghama, all new spring styles; 16c values 112 shoe { i Apri: Serpentine Crepe—F f new patterns, also platn colors kid t id asaraes 7 for kimonos, draperies, ete.; 20¢ value. Sale price, 16c a a rea 4 t Towe's Hemmed Barber Towels, extra good grade. Sale 33 rice, onch af : $1.69 ear + Bleached M n, 36 inches wide. Sale Tic Sratantmctag ie | Stowe ee friday Spel Curtains and Couch Covers : ss ‘ Tw f I 60c ch 1 88 NECESSITIES jood Quality Medicated sheets to Children’s Waist Leggins Ror | Greatly Reduced 29c Leggin t | White ohendbra ge piles without further treatment to you order more from your druggist, at S0c a ‘ not? Simply | fill out free coupon below and mall A sample of the great Pyramid then be sent you at once by mail, PREE, tn plats We have testimonials by the hun | dreds abowing all stages, kinds and degrees of piles which have been | id THE BON MARCHE SECOND AND PIKE THE BON MARCHE Tomorrow We Will Sell - SECOND AND Bigg All Remnants and Odds and En At the Most Tremendous Price Concessi 1|Accumulations of the Great January S¢ Told 10c Neck ecpecisten gs 25¢ MUSSED | $1.50 SAILOR STOCKS FOR _ HATS AT ONLY Rea ing a ate A ane. ® all Man Wioor Second Floor—south * ecks, plaids ALL GO AT © (ALP AGU LAR PRICE Main Floor REMNANTS FINE SILKS AT Pite r nd black kirts, millinery ONK-MALE Mate 1 n POR SAVE HALF ON THESE. REMNANTS OF COTTON Remnants of Galateas at ........ HALF PRICE Remnants of Prints at HALF PRICE Remnants of Percaies at HALF PRICE | Remnants of Lawne at HALF PRICE | Remnants of Cretonnes at HALF PRICE Remnants of Chailies at HALF PRICE of Wash Goods at HALF PRICE | | Remnants | Basemeat—North {|| Half Off Lace Curtains || Half Off Tailored Suit $4.98 $2.50 $6.48 $3.50 $5.00 | $7.48 $8.25 $7.50 | $10.00 $9.25 $9.75 $15.00 $25. 00 $11.25 nes $12.50 aso cut te S14 TS $16.25 Taliored Suits that were $9.95 cut to Tailored Suits that were $12.95 cut to Tailored Suits that were $14.95 cut to Tailored Suits that were $16.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were $18.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were $19.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were $22.50 cut to Tailored Suits $25.00 cut to $5.00 Real { we for, a pair j AGL $7.50 Real Arabian or trish | x Point, for $10.00 Novelty trish Point, Marie Antoinette, for $15.00 Real Arabian, Brusscis or Cluny Curtal a pair $20.00 Rea! Arabian and Cluny Lace Curtains, a r and Bat pair Lace Brussels, Cluny, $30.00 Real A | | , f tenberg Curta Third Floor Sem les Ler 5e ‘Fach | Tailored Suite that were $32.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were | | Fiber Battin $35.00 cut to $17.50 vat on aye t finer sso te that were $18 75 th " Tailored Suits that were $42.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were $45.00 cut to Tailored Sults that were $47.50 cut to Tailored Suits that were 25 68 $50.00 cut to 49:00 Tailored Sulte that were Second Floor—North $1.25 Mrs. Po Sad troun, « M $21.35 $22.50 $23.75 men's " f and mulls 1 in lace i Serond ia $3 SI Shoes —FOR— | Grocery §) = Vincapple — TMdbtinatte wallan pack, N rey wet 4 1 t 1-plated 1 snd 1 stand Basement —Center Sateen, for ‘ . x teen Workin Yr : oke. band oat pattern® aota. @ Not over tomer. Fish Ballet1 ted Norwemgiat » Main Floor—South Te Navy Callooes Shoes, in $2.00, $2.50 and $8.00 Besoment= Na atest shapes apd the most popular 200 Lining all sizes, though ‘ the rub wegoemans only 2%, 3, 3%, 4, 6, 6%, 7 and is why you can get a pair of them here zou can ae Dal 0 "$1.49 Main Floor—Sonth st ae NEAT MONDAY—SHATTLE'S GREAT FOOD SHOW Embrotdery Remnants | All Go at HALF PRICE | r tid Remnant Swine, Nat onb—'wOOND AV. AND PIKE