The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—FRIDAY, sestipane 23, 1910 PS IN PLACE OF BUTTE Boosts. EXPO | PEE WERE ee ee ee ees AMERICAN WORKERS a . STONE, FISHER CO. Second and Ralarhbatab. me by STONE, FISHER CO. t ‘eesend and d University. STONE, FISHER CO., 2 (My United Press) BUTTE, Mont, Sept, 28 wnen| Replace Skilled Mechanics With Asiatics on} San — Francisco's Plan to i; on leens of Butte will use all thelr tn Article No. 4 fluence with the congressional rep-| ty Su Feo ere arich man who tx being sued by hie | resentatives of Montana to secure e ° e e Barc tee nt |RSS a Distinguished Styles—Moderate Price Pe geimking ¢ cream off } aby's milk bottle, leaving only blue skim a milk for his scion Ab Lang Beach, Ce., Ia ons bi Boe te ricbane ED We have assembled a representative gathering of smart Coats for girls and women. Better qualities and smarter style than we Gorka, who is endeavc th the able assistance of the Mer and Manufacturers ciation of Low An to starve skill have ever been able to get before at anywhere near these prices orkme antes by using unskilled Japs, under the 'e lhe styles and fabri . » . P { \ vt lu ive ‘American work : mine by ‘ 1 § d d 0 f i¢ variety of styles and fabrics is bewildering, inc ‘dire rough and smooth effects, in grays, tan, bro , plum, Seas of Americas superintendents and others, who consider thelr || QEANGAT uttit cid black aeukte é Se f owe des of more consequence than the life and happiness of a navy ¢ ) le and single-breasted styles, tight or semi fitting; half, three-quarter and full length A great showing ariking, starvtt tow Americans, Which man ts the FOR : pus to a civilized community? $ Girls’ Coats, sizes 6 to 1 — 4 Misses’ Coats, from— pore ener ice tao. Anmaenshie pinata silliest oe 38 8 Coats, sizes 6 to 14, from Women’s and Misses’ Coats, from $14.75 to $49.50 strike | MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIA , ; $3.95 to eae ¢ TION, THAT EVER ROOSTS ANY > ASSAULT ON THE WORKER! “INDEPENDENCE.” POP cth grt Se tigi Hundreds of New | Tailored Suits for © ys, he is merely paying Japs to sailed Amerte af on the job; he i# not getting ase wage! results is merely being feted 4 } W R d Wh Y A ts renin he is nea" sang omen—Rea en You Are SS ot the eas and « in his “independence , ; arted t Che woman who buys her new Suit early in the season gets full meas- Pt lat P ure of service, On that point there'll be no dispute. "Tis wisdom person- om-| can. workers to the came ihed. And the store is ready with a magnificent collection. Each Suit ca and then can me : Jags that Tage, are jest emerging trom fully tailored and embodying the newest and most refined ide rea 19 hours a day for half} do with Japs the lumber ring will English Tweeds, Irish Homespuns and fine Broadcloths have been n with a family| doubtless try to do with Hindus made to clever ( 1Sk All » » “ol » here— b-hpal Americal nade up into clever Coats and Skirts ll the correct colors are here navy, brown, red, green, tan, gray and black. Coats 30 to 36 inches long, rowers with Chinese, and fitted or semi-fitted; skirts, plain or pleated, some with the hobble skirt Fear Foahe® — ioe he labor for the cost of and tea a balf-starved Asiatic needs would be a wonder #8) fully fine thing for Wall at. for divi aperity of half « men, who already can't ralse , ugh to waste But how a out t , cent? ‘craig is Japs | ¢ Beach, paying sub Se eeaths os the s die aps, benefit at « ralg person? is with Mexicans. To ettect Prices range from ..$14.75 to $85.00 above anotl mation, it’s this g JAPS MORE THAN HE (in tomorrow's Star Mr. Sleeth DD His SKILLED AMERICAN | will conclude this series with an IEN BEFORE THEY LEFT) articte teliing how strikes were ym AND THE F iT HAS forced in Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma » ose "msi OVER TO THE) Vancouver and Victoria—Editor.) of them, a member of Yas, the boy ma r, put another st garments, of nt qual and its p are ‘ t ona F could write and talk put it nev of the subjec ght a hint of the new features for au ] Red Broadcloth Coats—W lack plu , Coats of Tan Covert Cloth— a | with braid and fancy br Plush Coats—Rich black P for girls os . $7. 50 te $10.00 ip to 9 years of age ..$9.00 to $14.50 Felt Hats—For little girls; round crown and drooping brim, Persian silk sash Coats of Golf Cloths—W ith plaid collars Choice of red, blue or bro .. $1.50 and cuffs and pockets; s up to 7 Black Beaver Hats—In \ shapes gear vee 37.00 | and styl Ge 50 to $5.00 Boys Middy "Hate—in cloth and felt Fe ' or little girls, ribbon and 59¢ to SL.75 And many others in all pre Labi colors Hd | Fk = eee eee o8., con cade build oa Berryman & Dallagiovanna ; fy ef ihe notorious Arc me ® ing, came in Star of. Ie yesterday afternoon! *® fice this morning. emical analy-|* “A lot of people are getting iets hdile of “near-beer” seized | ® me confused with that other ihe dance bal! bar a few nights | * Peet, wh name has * up Hillman and “Big Harry” insist-|* .” said this man Peet the “near-beer” tien sold|* “I've no connection with Hill intoxicating. The chemical ® man nor the other Peet wi ot yesterday failed to show | * you tell your readers so? ightest difference be en | ® ” “and the real stuff. Rkkktthhhh hhh hh! " DOCTOR k " | WOMAN AT 63, MODELS aust. | . ) Janson Will Pay Up | Des. MOINES, In, Sept. 23 =| | perihine jap fel again in| completed a statue of e-Gov. Ki family, although Dr.| wood for the state capitol. &§ NT Weavon and his wife, Albertine, | j, fan Ahem Piggennd he~ oDENTIST The doctor has agreed | sculptor since she was 15 SECOND AND PIKE who has since ; George, WOMAN MAIL CARRIER WEDS lawyer of| MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich., nt fame, 23.—Miss Mattie Marshall, | to pay the ex to be the only woman mail| « his son, Roder r in the United States, and| be placed In the | Roy L. Sperry, superintendent of} school at Los Angeles for| carriers, both of Granite City, IL,/ end then go to Germany were married here. aturday’s Knitted Suits for Little Fellows have an entirely ney th The New York Shoe Company’ s Stock Dent’s Famous Gloves + 1s Now Selling at Ee on the Dollar conte, firm of Dent, Alleroft & Co. “ civilized w« e of onight we print the deta of this extraordinary purchase the gloves it manu They 1 sale. Sorry we can't sh the sh the gooc - pysendaraladbry é y that 5 they are, without que the best nd the fine styles. But fr what follows yc ar I gloves in the we and the seeeeeeeeteeeeeeee es Saxor that this is a shoe sale 1 worth while ob We have a complete stock for WOMEN'S SHOES AND OX WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ SHOES, women and children and boys and FORDS, ODD LOTS, WORTH TO pumps AND OXFORDS, WORTH \ girls. $3.50—Kid Blucher Shoes, in all : . “* ‘ \ Dent's One-Clasp Gloves for chil sixes; wide widths, gray suede, | TO 4-00—-Sh cht) —agpirqn éren . $1.25 2hole Ti broken sizes; Gun-Me or patent co \ in 5 t, One-Clasp Gloves for boys: tan al Bi a gun-metal or black » 1 only $1.25 ord in tan Ru in meta en Glov prix seam; Choice at Gloves, in \ 1 Pair ..$2.00 Patent BI oo Ghose men's J ves, two-clasp, in Cases “por td AND 44.00 -Patent Blucher o hoes, all sizes; Gun-Mets b crow. patat anal Tae ) to $28.50 } OF Button es, all sizes; Black Blucher or Button $2.00 Girls’ “CoB Swe ra fancy sizes; Tan ja Calf Shoes, sma es; Patent or Gun-Metal Pumps, ents Silk-Lined Gloves, in tan. A knitted, in + with red cuffs broken size n- Meta Patent je Ties, with band : . $3.00 collar and p é $2.98 § turned soles, all sizes. Choice at $2, 00 — e joves, in tan. A addled rknighcerindis eS Pa 1S RE RE i trrteeeee ss S300 Autumn Underwear A Masterful Show of Millinery The new Autumn Hats at Stone-Fisher’s reflect the best Abounding Satisfaction Assured | is-iion oi bie yer ior att tne they're beautiful and becoming, the Whole Family they’re not high priced. The Hats d shown in the pictures can be had Successful storekeeping is the science of bringing to the ; consumer the merchandise needed at least cost. We follow along the lines of least resistance. Sometimes we order and pay for { XPensive but none the less beau- merchandise months ahead, so’s to keep mills busy and save 3 tiful Hats can be had without os- time and money, Hence we get the best qualities for as little $trich plumes. But plumes as most stores pay for inferior goods These are typical examples of the store’s buying power: AT $3.25—Union Suits, for women, of silk and ; at oleae Attention directed to the spetia AT 3 \ n's Vests and Pants, of silk and { groups of hats priced at $5.00, $7.5 fine ; $8.50, $10.00 and $15.00, The AT $1.25--Union Suits, for women, of jersey ribbed } and the AT $2. 25 nion Suits, of wool and cotton; me yet so el freedom They can be had tn « alzes up Se — - See S e many " effects; ssoafety Razor Blades ‘Me quart can of Rubber Cement . “sg bon oie the bene 22kt. Gold 35c} ; roma ere oe 29c Crowns ranteed | 25¢ Keen Kutter Safety 19c emeype Blades B5C | st ciartes inden tor ‘9c Guaranteed handled Razor Package 1 c ec. 09e) marae "186 fi Piates for very moderate figures. Less , like diamonds, are the hall mark of prosperity. Football Toggery |] Not the ordinary kind, but that which hes quality, ls dependable, ee ng Rugby 1, 09 and abso y cones No. 4 Keen sa oh wale Posten “= 19 Extracting Free Plane Shoes Painless extracting free whee other work is ordered Milison Pipe The Boys Pootball 45c Pant PER Yankee scrow $1.00 Bott Leather Head 75c em Plates Guard . : oe Kutter $3.98 $1.00 Pair Football = Tg September Sale Bath Fixtures |] 2.7224 rhals 15c Towel Bar, 9c 75c Paper Holder, 47¢ sar a Mieeoione geclangens inch Steel Towel Bar. b ‘ lee, Refer have heavily | Totlet Paper Rack; nickel e or any Pat plated Gg | diated on brane »-------- 0G styles s offered will Underwear for ae 8; fleece lined. Very specis 50¢ and cotton iced, according to size 15¢ to 85¢ PSE er $1.35 eced ; 25e to 65¢ ; finest quality -50 to $SL.75 AT $3.00 n ts, 0 dw whit ee finely f xamtna’ with: ree or obligation. Three lady attendants Avg Towel Rings, 39¢ 85c Combination, 33c NO #TUDENTS. iraduate Dentists Ont Brass Double ings,| Solid Brass Combination Tum Graduate Dentists Only 9 to & Both iy Rieke! plate pler and Soap 3 : ht ke}-pla ae rN Seturd day .33c DOCTOR [Biggest Houseware Bargains | Lybrook Shanklin Toilet Soap—nia $1.25 Food Chopper—Keen Kut DENTIST TD Rove gc Dror People’s Bank, Kecond & Pike hand barn, a ter family size; grinds every La iePialimecar isle avis :... 5c fully wa an "3c AMUSEMENTS. “| Fruit Prese—c; 1. | 25¢ Whisk Broom—Pest quality : | — } > s sa ttath Phones B06 : teers tt Fruit P Newmans cer kee MOORE Mat i) SEATILE THEATRE a Lois Theatre JOHN CORT, Mans ‘eee PANTAGES THEATRE Uneay Vaudevilie” w on ¢ xley and Daily > « es, se ndbaccean nila tas ! ; JOH Pr M 4.3 1 ry : Dail DAPHNE POLLARD ond Round Ca ri iid : eather Duster, Satur sponial ta : - Sopp pets © Playe THE BURGOMASTER HAL STEPHENS & } At acm A DOLL "aH | | | ALPX PAD anager 2 oc... Mop JOHN MASON a ‘ ding ; i allan i IG-ounce best-| 256 Scrub Brush-——Genuine Pal he ten Mop Cloth met Fiber Scrub Brush 15c | JE ot NORTHWESTERN LEAGUB VAUDEY AG. Dugdate’s Park eerons & H Lett te wiching seal J 3 Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. | SECOND ave Mik 40D UNION BTRZET BATTLE.” Classified Page. sen ea ha de C oe; night, ; | tuner.” ento-—Piatel & Cushing y| Today at $:15 Bloom | SVOKANE V8. SEATTLE Admission 25¢ and S06 Yosler Can BE pple % BS ee _Priton Tee ‘and the, ST ALHAMBRA THEATRE | 0 i} |