The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1910, Page 4

SIGN THE RECALL recall petition at the You can sign the following places: Compton Lumber Co., Post and Univer Reeves Aylemore man building Dr. H. A, Canfield verican Rank Bldg. Carkeek & MeDo: W. B. Bebb, 500 Leary Wide. YM. GA Yourth and Madison by Dan Karle, L. B, Kirkpatrick and Eugene W New York Bldg William F. Piper, 812 Lowman Bldg William MeDonald and T, Josenhans, Hinckley Harry Merritt, 6212 1th N. W., Ballard Harry E. Moore, 824 Unton st FE, M. Bayliss, 420 Burke Bldg J. W. Bfaw oattle Mattre Sixth Joseph P. Totton, Unive district J. P. Wall, Ballard av R. P. Ingram, 3919 13th Room 400 Rdg Room 400 ¢ Bide. Co. and Massachusetts. Robert T. Moody Clay Lawrence, 611 Bal Osear H. Mc $10 Southe William FE. F 45 Centr A. BE. Westin B. M. Peter F. M. Bird, rth Side erick C South Park 403 Fremont Publishing company Nolf, 5203 B. PF. West, 14th N A. Spencer, Hin: Call, room Hinckley gate, 318 Colman Blk 0 Colman Blk n, 254 Colman Bik 305 Lowman Bldg New York Bik New York Blk Bidg. Justice. Black W. D. Wood. A. E. Flagg, L. S. Booth, Clint W. Lee, Thompson, 15 Hastings $614 Fre Brooklyn av and 50th at Block De Block Baker. Geo. Olson Room 742 220 Bailey IR ] Chas, 1223 Alaska Bldg. 118 Columbia st 209 University st 9 Blaine st i av. N. 12 Columbia 116 Sist B. W. Gordon, nav. S Horace Williston, Montera P. 0. Henry Murphy, 3837 Mary st, FP. W. Catlett, 6011 First av. N. EB Roy Stewart, 4335 Sunnyside av C. H. Nicodemus, 607 45th st Cecil G. Ottey, 4110 Whitman ay H. D. Moon, 513 N. 72nd st H. P. Wilson, 4018 12th av J. B. Gibbons, Cc. B. Gray, 5819 1 E A. Paulson, 4312 Evanston av T. Hegdahl 2030 Mar Calvin T. Hohn, 5 s n W. H. Sullivan, 15 Market st Rev. H. C. Mason, 4737 15th av B. E. Ward, 3514 Fremont Rev. Lingfelder, Fremont Horace Barns, 6613 Ryan st H. H. A. Hastings, Hal Bldg R. C. Goodal Alaska ‘ N. Sayward, Central Bidg W. P. Smith, White Bldg Geo, A. Rose, 132 Sist av Cc. W. Nichols, 6th and U Oliver Ericks Harold Lewis, 516 First av Dan McMullan, 311 12th av. Isaac Berrys, 4410 Rainier av. Peter Dahman, 3285 Rainier av Jas. Bellis, room D Central Bldg { Arthur Davies, Labor Temple. F.D 1501 Rainier ay E. B. W. H. Fletcher, American Bank Bidg. N. EB versity boulevard ace 8. 6712 E. Green Lake Ray E. Powers, 5237 Ballard av A. R. Bruhst, Orchard Beach Multographing Co., Lumber Exchange. ph E. Thomas & Co, 109 Cherry st mbia Hardware Co. 4873 Rainier av., Columbia Will, 14th ay. N. EB. and 56th st. Rev. Thomas J. Shuey, 5814 16th av. N. E If you cannot sign a petition at any of thes+ postcard to the Public Welfare League, 25 Scheuer First av. and Cherry, and an agent of the league wil Abernethy’s| NOVEMBER SALE Owing to the success which attended our last sale, we are again giving an opportunity to buy good reliable goods at greatly reduced prices. CLOSING OUT Men’s Suits Ha $22.50 SUITS $17.50 |$12.50 SUITS $11.00 $20.00 SUITS $16.00 $10.00 SUITS $ 8.95 $15.00 SUITS......$12.75 $ 4.45 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PANTS, 95¢ up to $4.35 SHOES MEN’S SHOES places drop a man building, call on you 7.50 SUITS $ 5.00 Boys’ Suits Big Reductions pa, teal $4.00 D tent_| lea $3.15 welt” : ei " g2. 3 LADIES’ s SHOES r OTE el 1025 one acct Noro rdzon 1025 Buy or Sell Real Estate. Classified Page Business Chances. Ses THE TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF A ff v tHE STAR-#FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1910. in total: | turned back. De 1 not # ing the citizens of Alaska for the ahead CENSUS EN UMERATOR IN ALASKA | government Feb, 9—Left camp 8 a, m, Very Part of his diary follow bad road, snow up to my hips | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. $.—! Dec. 20, 1909—Arrived Vold Bay, 9| Had to cache tent Tales of terrible suffering ati p. m, nearly drowned, boat full on fi : So ship: a story of 4,400 milow covered of water erything wet, Took ctutahedlceripewriaerrerediitiatacaar through almost inaccessible part césans dest te escapes, are told by Adolph J Started again, Had to on account ackmnoler, who has returned from | of short provisions ant dog feed At the jthe lund of snow A ite that | Oe 27 7th camp Still going Hackmeler risked nb ee ua Nothing to eat for upper and the ce of Alaska may be tabue| Net lated with thone of cities and at | Jan. 10, 2ist camp—Very bad re the trip, He was lost on the toe In| Stopped to dry up iShegine lblirearde after having been led] Jan, 19, 28th camp-—Lost all day lastray by ignorant natives; he was| Native'’s foot frosen bad. Thirt 1422.24.26 First Ave. NOTIce ee ve : ny ‘ vies 7 xl be ae t obit 3 7 . Our mansger, ‘who bas been negotiating with one of PP a. ae % eens | 2am 24 38rd camp-—Laeft in light) dental manufacturing Cos, wishes to r ta lf rose thou other set | "Suan gt ta'be busca. ade ECS MOVES Bf tore znnwncwrne Coe crater wo, ees jter than a ing bag, not even! make camp, don't know where we ax Guivemiane Woe te wilting to. glee at havi od with whieh to build a! are. Fell in lake | e of bia ond 3 ee gon - a Bird be fire | ‘ P ‘ } : Jan, 26, 35th camp—Cleayed up. | t enheand of Remember, ose thawed | ait this tone Yourmer over the tee | Wit make for Cold Bay.” Cap-| Pictures Saheard of. Remember, there sre oly one thousand Salaam nn ae " dee and bie oni sired sled and lost nearly every We are giving special low prices on all other dent 4 pve Per 2 Se ae ane a | thing, Including census “hack Washington Ladies’ Orchestra Jong an thene teeth Inst ‘al work ay i ty Coat Hackmelor kept 4 diary| S0nt native back to look. Can't 7 Artiate—7 A written guarantee given with all work eat toile In part, some Of i Garr) eee. iia a Noto—Bring this ad with you blo experiences, briefly, it in true, {Jan. St—Left again for Katmai Why Cook at Hot Regal Dental Offices but the plain truth, stripped of de | blowing; 32 below zero. Got up 1405 Third Av., Northwest Corner Union 8, ADOLPH J. HACKMEIER. =| aeription, tolls the tale of this’ to ere Natives fell in and DO YOU KNOW LONDON’S STORES?) Headquarters for Blankets, Warm Underwear, Hosiery, Furs,Shoes, Silks, Fine Hats, Women’s Suits, Waists, Petticoats, Long Coats, erased Ss and Boys’ Clothing, Dress Goods and Flannels} $2.39 FOR WOMER’S FINE Shoes’ Lovely New Styles in But At this same low price | Girls’ Assorted Heavy and Aton Shoee—Patent, gum we also have a atrong, out Light-Weight Shoes In metal and kid; all new am | door, soft glove Calf Shoe aA eal fot wo f and viel kid; fo I rivals that have just been | for women and girls. | - ae! By unpacked. Do not hesitate | Men's HighCut Boote—All Pa tee, See oe B on these shoes for (hey are wold } r bellows | Wear; values to $1.95, any bea A pair, $2 39 tongue fulliength | ize up to large $1 29 M not $3.00, but ‘ back ata without | 2 Special ‘ For infants’ Shoes Any oe counte double thick atyle, sizes 2 to 6 patent | solos: black or tan; ang | Boys’ Shoee—In all loath f foxed, viel kid; black o kind. At the following spe | @T@, box calf, satin calf, Stan; see to @8e 39 clal : $649, $6.29, | Viel: In McKay's, Goodyear a pal ct $4.49, $2.08, $3.49 | welts and standard screw Women's Fur - Trimmed | $2.98 and $2.49 ton a ear Hlowing Juliete—Any color 9, $2.29, $1.98 “os Not $1.59, but 98c os ae | ibe sh09, F128 QB $1 9 For Men's Box | wetproof | Wea and | nf nb r be SiN 2 at tenth sarees | ‘Not | ie Dlag 4 theresa B Blucher sty! e e acrewed ae ible sole. Not | id Shoes — Dressy or inside and out. On spe | $4.00 a pair $2, 98 Avy styles; values to elal sale tomorrow but j sizes 12 to 1 39 $1 59 Gets what has | Men's Heavy Tan or Black | 6 Speck: $ ’ ’ Bow become | Heavy Work Shoes—Solld | Known as the best-wearing | as a rock. Spe Eppes Siueher or Buttes > kid shoe for women sold In | cial at $2.49 Kid Shoes — Patent | Seattle. 10,000 pairs were | Littie Gentes High-Cut aeped, military $1 98 1 wid in this section last | Bootes for serv B Special n year of this one shoe fee; 2 buckles and lace ups lomen’s Vici Kid Rubber plump viel, firm soles, pat- | Just lke the men's i} Juliete of House | ent trimmed and strictly up Ww hoes —A 98 | wae cee 3 © 69 |B" c Blankets Below Cost— vestigate Household Wares | 22 36 1Ginch big ct eavy Hoa Five dozen Clothes ' No, 3 Galvanized Wash Se heavy wired top 1 nan Porce $5.50 Ele jor Iron seredt peat * 69c 19¢c $1.0¢ Guaranteed Alarm Clock Gold Dust package Per Room-Size Rugs Spe- cial for Saturday $13.45 | 50 value, Sa cb Daud | Faxioy ft $15.65 | Sa: S2E50 iay, square 48c Rest Grade Inlaid Linoleum “ 59¢ That Ought to Bring $12.50 to $20 Not $3. 89) Positively the Greatest Coat London's Low Prices on | Square GRAY BLANKETS — Senegal Bhanhet; MOTTLED BLANKETS—Thone come in | yor $1. 25 | this one is plenty large enough for | dark gray and tans; colored borders c t Samples, 27x54 inches ed; sells at $1.39 | regular 75 binnket; full 11-4 89c anes oe 4 $4 ¢ Special WOOLNAP BLANKETS—H. HG. im | WOOLNAP BLANKETS—Largn 134 Gray | | fi.00 Samket: 11-4 ets On |} pretty pink and blue be silk bound, | value, Special ' debe Saturday, patr 3 | Thie blanket ia well worth $3.95 per pair. | 27x54 inches; $1.50 . ° Saturday spectal 82. 58 value. Speeial Cc TAN BLANKETS—tieary 1 1 Cotton | pair | Blanket, In tan © U4 size WOOLNAP BLANKETS — Woot Cid Shore. Uastalre Ask for the Nowely } price Blankets: large 1-4 ik bounds a $2.50. Saturday special, per 9 good $6.00 blanket day 3 j | pair ery te | spectal, pair eee 3, 8 | | Specials For Saturda er 10¢ and 12:¢ Outing —8:c | Bonk the wae tents f extra quality and we ght ry | is 221 Amosh skeag, Swiss and other standard 10c Outings; s s get 12}4c | Saturday we offer the follow for the t and dark styl stripes and checks Lower | ing at spectal prices Floors, yar ap . +++ B%E | 81 7x83 Linen Hack 4919 8 1-3c patos Gingliine, Te 19c Foulard, 9c Beedtehe ee Amonkeag Apron Ginghams; come in blue ssortment af 19¢ Foulards; come in | 8!#¢ 18x36 Linen Huck i Cc and whit ks; mostly «mall 22 lengths, Dut most of them large | TOWels, cach a | becks urday special, yard C | enough for a waist pattern. Size 19x38 Linen Huck 4 Gp Saturday Sc 12l4c Flannelette, 9c mono Filan 9c Goods 56-In. pecial, yard 14c Dale Cloth, B44{c This is the best Piain Outing Cloth In market; comes in cream, pink and lengths fre ards Saturday » Silks and Dress $1 Oriental Messa- | 36-In. Black Messa- the io | Dress Flan- 7 line Silk whee 3 | line } nels at 49c | aan oS Th auty and | This ts quite unusual, mad cellent fir , ality as vices 1 < ar and we ant y to see 3 ent ane * T8e and © Soe mt bet ™ worted Do Not Overlook don | can | J The When You Want price ® ally $1.50 — | shade And ve on 4 BLACK SILK yard, bu London at the price, per SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY | 98c _ : 49 | $1.35 Black Yard- $1.48 for Waist ~~ Wide Taffeta, 98c Patterns 36-In. Satin Serge F 1 tough as 4 Worth $3.00 Coma retailed at $1.00. | i 98¢ | ©: wasted aston | Regs ring... BQ | Hosiery and a rwear | (eb ioe "190 ; One-Piece House $5 to $7.50 & Dresses, Worth From $2.00 to $3.50, Each— Furs and Muffs | ? 98c By nis aH Dy “ rt y Bc " 0 lentica nilar t Brian: ‘ f pa Brown H H 1 perfect | R nt Opossum,.Fox ‘ other fur Crocke Towe each Bize 22x40 Linen Huck 1 Bleached Turkish Bath Tow ola; a good 18¢ towel; bem med. Saturday 1 special, ch 122¢ Rleache Turkish Bath Tow Ia; a 25¢ value; hemmed Saturday special 172¢ 7loc AMERICAN ach PRINTS, 434 b b it stock of American Prints in the city all styles, n ir vos, Calouttas reds ara ete; all perfect goods Special Saturday onl yard EVENING SPECIAL From 7 p. m. Until the Store Closes G ! a « 9 — Flan Table Linen inch Pure Irish Linen . able neh Pure Irish ey Table Damask ail a $ ’ os D¢ for hh wher ch wid fast c x ae aC | Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear For Women’s and Misses'| Long Coat : $9.98 Value That You Will Be Offered This Season All New Coats browns, tans, grays, greens, . navy biaee nnd the bandenanset line ever saw. Plaid backs, diagonals and other new fabrics. All sizes these coats in any other store tomorrow at less than $15.00, $17.50 and $20.00, A Chanceto Make $7. We offer every woman who contemplates buying a new Suit chance to save exactly $7.50 on her purchase. f $25 Women’s and Misses’ Newest Suits. 1 7. will guarantee the Snits In this special sale lot equal a every way to the | $25.00 suit shown fo any her store in town. A stock of over three hundred @ highest grade Tailored Suits to choose from. All the solid materials and mixture ated. Workmanship the very best and only guaranteed silk or satin liniagy All wi da perfect fit assured $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 New Winter Waists bargain in reprer $1.69} Waists ever offered ) atest Unquestionably the g in Seattle. New, up-to-date, clean stock of Fall and Winter Waists, ji in all kinds of pure wool and cotton materials. White, black and all the solid colors; also checks, plaids, stripes and figures; = and fancy sty les. All sizes - Wome’ sBath Robes | Worth $3.50 Gingham Petticoats Worth $1.00 Just the proper Skirt for the | We feel safe in saying you were ainy, muddy streets. Washable | Setwe, offeree ® ae hen “ae > bist, 98. These are made of heavy bath Chambray Gingham Petticoat; dark | jiotertal, are cut good and fall, have width; deep under ruf- gths } extra All Men’s and Boys’ Clothing OVERCOATS FOR BOYS Here is another Suit Bargain—All $3.48 and $3.98 Suits, in sizes running ray; pocket and heavy cord girdle. len patterns. mie Bring your boy to London's on Saturday L for he doubtless overcoat, We § to 16, with Knickerbocker pants; have the overcoats and need money; many patterns in en, gray and ¥ patterns and styles; blues, browns, grays brown. Saturday ...........089 and plaids; sizes from 3 to 8; very best 8 Men's Corduroy: Coat. Wa lining and well made. Your 3 98 j choice only ' Overcoats for big boys in sizes running 16, in browns, grays, dark gree! uleely taftored; fitted with the Presto are cut full and long and look like $12.00 coats. Prices, MPs $6.40 blanket lining, high collar and a coat that will keep you warm these mornings. Sale price $2.25 Men's Corduroy Panta; good, $5.98 and pants; pants that will give you ice, Saturday Sale Boys’ $9.00 Suits in fancy woolens and price 4.06 . many patterns; brown, blue and gray $6.00 Boys’ or Young Men's Suits fa Knickerbocker pants; sizes running fron ol t 7 to 16. Saturday sale patterns. Coat, vest sad kag BS $7.00 Suits for small boys; sizes 4 to 7, in en ee ee very nice wor ted goods; in brown, blue Hew is ng for the boys—A and green pa w Knickerbocker Black OW ( in sizes from 6 to 16 nts; a nice suit for dress or school. Our a coat soft like a rubber coat and weight, One boys dry ot © for Saturday is nat will keep the a wet day $4.98 92 In London’s Store for Men Cotton Ribbed. Fleece | Men's Extra Heavy Weight Best California $2.29 Parisian G r no metal breasted . blac ; pair... parts tot « Japonette Initial Handker Fancy Embroidered sea * Imitation Je neh ad 2 wn . 25¢ Heav Woot PF aa pes e : tor. Laer re ne Woot’ beeen ar : tra Gi og 4-in GLove SALE SPECIAL ae $1.2 ‘i ft ™ pace weer 8c K . ! for ladies} Dent's Cape Glove n; all all y $7.50 to $12.50 ARIS PS New Trimmed Hats} } Ladi don't pay $7.50 to $12.50 f i | Londor for $4.98 London {s E | show tor Ww A greater number . med Hats than any ott in tow 3 ry—Carpets Curtains—Blankets ow hund at ® & 4