The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1910, Page 5

ss) 6 6SF i ae | & &. & e285 Ro wino sl THE STAR—THURSDAY political offices, such | 8 postmaster | in his home city, Sault Ste. Marie. | j State game and fish ward wtate | railroad commissioner and regent of | A the University of Michigan. EXT WOLVERINE GOVERNOR FIERY WMA COP ‘5 SHORT FORGETS $599 IN HER SHOE TILL IT COMES BACK EMPTY national Exposition at San Fran a elaoo in 1915. ‘This brings the total ss 4 sep 8 t , r. Loui pt, 16.--After fund available to $17,600,000 years of expertence in using her United Press.) shoo as a + avings bank, Mia Stella) onan 4 Song. 16.—Ineurgopey GOODWIN NOMINATED, (ny United Press.) a | ping at the Belmont hotel, ts look — ie = “ v per “1. 7 Sap HARTFORD, Conn pt. 15 ITON, Sept 5 ot ing fe new repoattory,” o sla aa ee re. tegen FO « en expert of the depart: | ont mcg owttory. Whon she the tlinois primaries. The weather | Chas, Goodwin wan yenterday nom uae agrioultu: today, the be repaired oy por er 4 i» ideal and a heavy vote ts being eee for soy rnor of Conneetient wei . t bibs one of ther oy Fepowed | polled by the republican state convention i od of tne Read om came back)" in the southern section of tHe|!Hs leading opponent was Everett SM ebed last . the state the D Lorimer fight is | lake qpaniione a wh ® greater tanu than the cong ” = a fact that ne rep OPERATOR STOLE jonn! elections. Lee O'Neil Hrowne,| GROWN-UPS TO PLAY Se ce ding lrecently acquitted on a charge of WITH KIDS FRIDAY | with the election to the United] won, gay w growing | j , *AY, Won't you come out | States senate of Wm. Lorimer ofl ang pinay? aii irsrlicneae any ha RITZVILLE. Waa Sept Chicago, ia a candidate for reelec Big folk slease a T cur PRICES } . | Adolph E. Honry, a telegraph tion to the legislature Pn ge me lng OE 84 BAKING POWDER) cuine & coeete Fer a He m telegraph oper sorus, for, you're invited to play ON SHAS ator at < cal railroad station with the kids at the Collins play | - Chase Salmon Oavora, nosetnaten |## wader arreat here today charged | MINGLISES NOBLEMAN. -| Dosa tomorow evening ae Af you are iu the grocery bust), Grtenigan republicans for goven | bY United Stator postottice Inspec GOES ON STAGE): «lock you may cut the ot or, 1s almost certain of election-- | £o* with the theft of $5,000 from There's to be a big, roaring bon Braktast food, toa and! Michigan having a strong prediloc |‘? rekistered mails, Henry has! geott Gattey, the elder, 1s fire, and the “American Boy quar, if the tart! oe et | don for republicans unless they're | COMfPssed the robbery, the authort! Knight of Arms to King Geor scouts’ are to furnish the wood Gar try to sell ¢ R MARINE Ce aeuaes ties declare, and all but $200 of the |a very high-brow sort of persc | Every scout must bring a log. The power - “y " chan on “sponge Osborn ta.the test vigerues stolen money har been recovered. | \akow the proclamations, dressed in| PFogram will be informal, inc tuding package you life and enthusiastic fire cat Hensy came here a few wee most gorgeous r at jStories and songs, ( «o Bwan, alles ty co Yew the | the Wolverine « age in many politi.| {0M Montana. He has a wits This fall American theatregores|Of the Y. M. C. A. will tell some nll cal moons. He made its campaigu | “8! child. When the wilt see his son, a younger Scott}! his experiences in climbing Mt oO. H. Myers, a for the priamcy nominaiinn against | VSS discovered, suspicion wax at! Gartoy wed in overalls, heavy | Rainier #08 19th av, to prevent him from Lieut w. Pat Keller backed on tached to Henry because he bought old shoes and the rest of his posses J. Howard Stine, director of the paking cut rates on their baking | 1°" Gig state waachine and Amos, $200 diamond ring sions in @ knotted handkerchief on| Clty playgrounds, is springing the vo Musselman, conservatirs business | B1@ GAIN FOR a atick COWBOY RACES AT man who cut little figure. He ar; CLEVELAND, on10,' This ix the attraction that Liebler raigned the present administration rac with the opening of the BIG STATE FAIR|coptntnaty tor estrevegence, bed! WASUINGTON dent. 13 fir season tm “The Bawa of. To - management and wholoxaie political | consus bureau today announced the) morrow.” which Gertrude Elliott A wertes of relay race: ple cutting. He belteves the best! population of Cle "ae Maxine’s sister, now the wife of dors from the leading ra way to correct party abures is to to the federal cen aa 560,66 Forbes Robertson, will play again he northwest will be on air them—to run a hurricane This in an increase of 46.9 pé ont! this year The young Englishman features of the second annual through them. over the figure for 1900. will p rtrude, He Western Washing’ at Madi-| Osborn ts another one of those ts sald ver actor and to qapark, which opens next Monday| men who started in life as a news NEW WESTMI prefe King George's ‘a4 continues for seven days. Run- boy. Now he owns most of the Sept. 15.—8 ait court and harness races, Indian pony | Saginaw Gourier-Herald and has) stroyed near he pend of vaudeville at erest in other papers, He's! fires which have TALKS ON AFRICA a the other a jot of monex im shrewd! unabated fo A. T. Waters, four years in| ive Stock and mining investments, Me took a} Hundreds of ¥ ar South Africa, will speak on this qoultry show. Ho ural and tour aro’ the world not long ago|shaled on th: ts of New! gubject at Westminster Presbyter agricultural exhibits also be of| just to p aself for practical; Weatmins to check the! ian church, Friday night, using the those ing. | political service. He bas held other progress of the f | stereopticon SAMPLE LINE OF GIRLS’ FALL COATS Priced a Third Less Samples, you know, are the very cream of the factory—the maker naturally outdoes himself when he turns out samples. Seattle is the end of the drummer's trip; it’s practically the jor: off place, and so Mr. Drummer, to save freight charges back home, sells his lines at a big loss, and you get the benefit. Here is the best chance you'll get for Girls’ Coats—~ All Sizes, From 1 to 20 Years i} Almost three hundred can show you int New Sample his lot any a em pig at Wholesale Cost t manufacturer in the country m 1 to 20 years like n the late think of. Every fre Coats, no two exac We style, color or al that y ca Wome § New et Coats Worth $12.50, 7 ~ New Millinery Ladies, if you knew you could see ne hundred new and $17. 50. est Fall Hats, actually worth from $10 each, and could buy ther $4.98 each. would you no sted? We { New 1 regular sizes for women invite you to our dix of Milline t ask you Moet of t carats Yr eng a $12.50 to to T Ha peak for ther a ing the $4.98 Strictly all-wool and weli made ‘ Special Sale of Hand | London's Store for Men Gloves | Domestics Bags and Suit coses and Boys te ae Tal Oe tac wth. EIDERDOWN—27 Leties’ Hand Bag i . Inches wide; worth Metal frame; ss tga on ll . neh C well made aa te $2. 60 ; aye rtae 49c HOUSE LINING A $4.00 a t a ber ve House Lining ewod F a SHEETS x90 I hed $2.39 Infants’ Wear Marked | shoots; improved sean ot unt i for Quick Selling po : , , 1 a y r a 15¢ pon age oF - “n ‘ $3.75 | tstws i ti ! Want a Suit Case? k $1 and $1.50 Corsets, Hair nd age i - Men’ 8 Fancy Veats icamacotinagans lot of high a ¥ a eel Ds fh, but at ) * : had ane i , Made-in-Seattle Cases Fine Silk 4-1 in-Hands | Ladies’ Outing Gowns, ! Frida 48c { tty nat E : 16 | $118 co Men's Wash Vests et a i ps n mi P ght re “bac é $1.15 ve 586 | fos tens $7.00 Extra-s Suit Case 1 “ite 29¢ 3 Pairs Stockings, 25c ize $5.98 Men's Wear Underwear 25c Allig zator Sate hels 50c |bottle of Fole SEPTEMBER 15, 1910. ferrsenoeo FOR PANAMA SHOW. SACRAMENTO, Cal, Se ja legislature it. 16, 8 pase ed the onatitulional amend ments that provide $10,000,000 for the proposed Panama-Pacific Inter | innovation | The campfire is to be the fore |Funner of social events to be pulled off to bring the family togethe n the playground—parents toh the children at play and visit with thetr neighbors. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TRIP. | The annual trade excursion of members of the Chamber of Com to wa merce will be made to southwest jern and n part | beginning September 2 i }man cars have been reserved, the Rotary club join with the © ber of Commerce th | The excursion will last j half days | BIRMINGHAM, Alm, Sept. 16. A posse of ecttix last night caught Ina a negro ac-| cused of mu m the outukirts f the the # elty and lyneh rival of the d him before was ki AMMMICAN Under New TRANSIENT TRADE 1514 Wesilake Bovlevard Voarth and Pike soLcrreD yw Kid Re ’ a to get rid of it « 1 tore your nats . 4 made me nd View it now Special Rate of $1. -roR— Bake Oven Treatments Continues Only One More Day Practically Helpless for Months Mr. James Date, who lives at 409 45th st, a well-known citizen ho has lived in Seattle for the past 23 yea wh i re is given below, freely ives bis opin Read what he says of them JAMES DATE I was attacked with rb ratis: last v er and n ate from of t ! ' Lake a 1 I t I wa f all ne so ba that I coul alk elf at all, I was advised by a friend Loughney Bake Over me and imy and Id Vhen I be R ! el, Kidney Bla and Chron disea { at tt ‘ n Peoy Bank Building € nd av and P| Hou 8a. mw »opr yt ll ~~ REGULAR 6c ty One Great news carried into small space, quick eye’ $4 2G ReautARty $1.69. plated on steel; fi REGULARLY $2.76— $2,257! 48c 10¢ ws Malaca wife columns dresst and aker full carload ha under W vantage of buying under the “Club Plan omen who thought “FLOWER CITY,” $23.50 of this ne paper than the ans ntation unpacke we have it t out of our credit plan, and $2 Down Brings a Machine to Your one — The 1 a Week Under the pric about 1¢ not “Club Just the pay Factor fore, an the club the fact r “Peerless: chines only tart, after club plan Priced a $23.50, all quest cash quotations true Dougall & Southwick new Plan.” us this week y exp excel $2.00 and $1 @ we What mi $18.50 Famous “Peerless” Sewing Machines Come to Make Seattle Home at the M. & S. Store The not proclair rouncement th | 1, ar i aug urated n to wei mont credit p! on are ) per advane cent under the Mac Prices same y expert ts It tn advantage this we ory lain wher s” Sewing there in with which k there $1 —New Department, Fourth Floor. and Friday Sale of Cutlery Set of six Malaca fiver; the kind that REGULARLY 700—Set plate REGU LARLY The mod werver # Table gives 10e— ‘ase nl Sorosis Shoes “Seeond Floor. In coats, we are showing a variety of new effects. The English sieeve in leather shade basket weaves, mannish and zibe | line cloth with Persian = trimmin high closing neck motor coats; snowflake tures eraian trimming; tan Ve tian » Persian trimming and back ain tallored chiffon broad. cloth back, semi-fitted wor five coats make give eighth fittin them ne and a large weather PSA ry oler We Make Riis to Suit You If you knew how liberal and conve nient our modern credit plan is, you would r tt y cash. We make every thing as ea asible for you. Years of efficient to the public has taught | us how. We extend this privilege to you without any additional expense of any kind || Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av, Near Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” # guarant et of six K lasts a lifetime of six Knives ELECTROLINE ern cleaner 1 renovator for r and plated cts and repla with pure a silver y bronze, kelware. Six loc; large (Dougall & Ae Dougall & Co. SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET TODAY’S STYLES TODAY New Coats of Remarkable Merit of misses’ long will ctions will but sure to be caught by t of six Knives and Forks, silver and Forks, and Forks, 36" Iron t of Plate design Fire-Proof Storage The Very Beat at the Same Price BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO, East 414—Cedar 414 Madison at Twelfth Business Bringers. Star classified ads. JE the Pains Uo Ki Ts sell real estate, etc. iN EW Sold hy all dealers. n Inc. Lameness by Curing Your Kidneys Every Picture Tells A Story’ Price So cents. a >) Vy Fosrer-Micaurn Co. ed over but thins ia are whether you cash or credit with to join so that representative the Ma Remember, to nickel malaca — REGU. LARLY six Handle ives and Forks. 10 —SPECIAL C siiver Napkin Rings, with etched Buy or more important 1 the after three years of tiating achine “PEERLESS ROTARY,” $35.00 | Women’s 50¢ Fall Under- wear Friday at 39¢ A purchase which enables us to price white cotton fleece-lined Vests and Pants very much low- er than you expect to find them again this year. Sizes 4 to 6. Children’s 35c to 50c Under- wear 25c to 35 White Cptton Fi ssts, neatly trimmed; to match; medium weight; 4 to 14 years; real values 50c, Friday to 36e. “MUNSING” M and Pants, natu izes 1 to I¢ a garment Union Suits ot same 81.65 st Floor, Lined Pantiets sizes b5e to rino Vests 1 or cream, ears, special, Trefousse Gloves —irst Floor NewYork Dental Parlors Incorporated. 614 FIRST AVE. ADVERTISE WHAT You HAVE —A HAVE WHAT YOU ADVERTISE—We have never advertised low prices as the only feature of our bust- we were the (nearly 20 yea’ althoug wood rel Produced for less prices we have ALWAYS quo! ed—On always—A mod- nt Fillings 85.00 53.50 to 85 EXAMINATIONS FREE YEAR GUARANTEE, New York Dental Parlors How > BLOCK, owns TEN MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE FREE h the classified columns of Some-vhere there are two free tickets advertised. They will be given o the persons whose names are ea.foned in the ad. These names were picked from the direc tory. “hey may be your own | There is aways a goc how at the ' Majer tie. 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