The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1910, Page 3

WALKS FROM N. Y. TO. ul, SEATTLE ON BET OF $5.00 hy United Prem) journey, which will be by way of Nov. 18—A Portland. Boyd gained 80 pounds walk eight, as well as ot cenit n welg a « i ost “4 to 8 bill of health, by taking t p ert w After arriving in Seattle will W. i caamenyt the train back to Rochester, after receiving the con ongratulationa of his friends, he will return West to make his home. COURT FIGHT ON FOR RAINIER-GRAND With the Ratner Grand hotel as the bone of contention, Alice Noyes Murray and Ruth No Heinze are urrayed in legal battle against thelr sBWAt THROUGH ST SEATTLE BLUE —_—— for street cn mother, Mra, Elmira Noyes, and Beans to t elr brother, Thomas ©. Noyes ie West Seattle controversy involves a mort gy. and Florida ee given by the brother ox hotel to Ca os oe stock to secure a loan to him of $180, 000 by the Alaska Banking & Safe Deposit company . of the ach closure proceedings against rie lands hoe as| the hotel have m started by the by the civic plans) bank, and the sistera want the Dut @ final decision is} mortgage declared vold, and are Henry Lane Wilson, U. sador to Mexico, Herman Perlet PERLET PRAISES SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA} ____ conducted firat rehearsal of the Seattle Sym asking for an Injunction to restrain ) soon, phony Orchestra yesterday morn aa ite foreclonure ing. The Bastorn orchestra leader is adv my was #o pleased with the work of & Viaduct provided with) Vaudeville, music and other at-!ine toc al wausictans that be. aug dere a tunne! under tt ractic # will be included in the | eested that the orchestra ought to program of the county fair, to be|be taken on tours and thus spread given by the Boylston Av. Unitarlthe tame of Seattle as a metropoll wt Thomson | fan church tm the Sanitary public}ian center fee to fill the vacar market December 1,2 and 3. Mre.| The second of the — eid overseers of Whitmar Harla Sloan Bryant will lead a)corts will be held at the Moore ‘gamed by the dea | mandolin orchestra of ten. A little Sunday afternoon. lgrmer governor, John H. Mo-' play, “Going to the Cirous,” will be ei » _siven in the afternoon. | ie hele act =e | Holding that the cc | Woodland park animal jin the course of con | Nover 1909, was n jmay negligence of the |R, B. Albertson yesterda jthe case of G. Pejovich selves in the damages $1.50 Doll, 83c Ce ted Kestner's 4% Cork-Stuffed Dolls; choice 5 kinds; full jointed, with closing eyes and eye lashes; have stockings and ' hoes; some have hair jone up in latest styles, eaters Pencils bbon bows; worth fe? 83c package of Spratt’s Doc His $1.00 Leather Strip, hemlock ; Weal dog food. 3 4 tan. for half-soting, ete. RRL. ~*~ Gemrenpateett 69c $3 Roller Skates, $2.49 Celebrated Winslow Ball-Bear tng Roller Skates; all styles and ee ee SLAG 98c BASEMENT SPECIALS Skates 35c Gas Tubing, 19¢ 6 Foot Gas Tubio € ubber ends. OS cching imbagedcome $1.00 Cuspidor, 49c China Cuspidor will not craze; choice of big easy to clean 10c Mouse Trap, 5c 5-Hole Tin Choker Mouse Trap; keep out the mice ations; 49c 25 Whisk Broom 15¢ Whisk Broom, made from best Kansas Whisk Corn; double sewed Gas Jet Heater, $1.50 Kost Gas Jet Heater throws the heat down; no dirt; no odor. Each Se Matches, 3c ‘...$1,50 THE STAR—FRIDAY, THE NEW RACKET OVER IN MEXICO | United States. Senor Don Francisco Leon De La | Barra, Mexican Ambassador to the ee ee Seeeeeeeeaesteeeese ** DID HIS TRIPLETS DRIVE HIM TO BUICIDE WINSTED, Howard @. bury, father of triplets, two of whom died recently laudanum fp suteide covering from pr T t After buytng Laire friends. “ Ye guess I'l re are asked was take a ¥ Conn Laire the the ‘ou going one m Nov. 18 of Wate died of yning, & probable rd triplet ts re umonta laudanum to several ton ENERO FUR BOAS Only @ few left; $3.00 value for Diagonally Across From Moore Theatre The Golden Eagle We Pay Your Street Car Fare On All Purchases Over $2.00. FOSTER DOESKIN GLOVES $1.50 Long Ones, at PERSIAN RUBBER BELTS Latest Patterns . Wool, Serge, Teenie and Broadcloth Dresses $12.50 to $25.00 Dresses at We still have a nice selection left to choose from. CORSETS MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER” B9¢ to THe RINE VEER 55 .cesedsvsedess 7% BEAUTIFUL CHALLIE KIMONOS CAMs WOON, GONE cao eas coc KRh kn nes boo neitas bis terse ‘ened’ 796 - 81.00 Sve 85.14 Package of well-known Searchlight Matches. Each $1.00 Gaslight, 49¢ < Li ds ay 5 inh complete; needs no j repens eis 49c f 25c Gas M ntle, 2 for 25: Weill Kaown M jas Mantle; double weave and fits any burner. Special yea 25c 25c Soot Destroyer, 15¢ of Imp Soot Dest cleans out stove ney without dan 2be Special 10¢ Shoe Polish, 5c Blackola Shoe Polish; makes a lasting and OC f shine HEN you" pur- chase a ticket to the East by way of our system you are correct in assuming that | it isa safe buy. Steel | coaches (they wont tele- scope, splinter or burn) \ the automatic block sig- ‘nal system, perfect cul~ sine service, polite and accommodating employ es, a route unsurpassed or beautiful scenery, com~- bine to make your jour~ ney one of safety, com | fort and pleasure. |e @Washingtor ailFoad. sist tr SHASTA LIMITED, AND UNION .PACIFIC 1M, 0... 2 /R. Y Teket Offic t | om ~Phones , | Main Phone | M8. Ind. 1 fain 737 Ind. 26 EE. ELLis, A. E, 0. STEWART moral Agent D. T. A. Seattle, Wash w, . SKINNER, Gen and Passenger Agent INVESTIGATE Every Piano Proposition | in This City or Elsewhere Then trace the footsteps of hundreds of others who come to the Factory Store, the Geo: P. Bent Company, at 1421 Third Avenue, near Pike, | purchase your Pianc Here is where you are able to purchase your Piano at prices you could not beat if you were to ste p in a moment's time into our Chi cago store upon Wabash Avenue, in the heart of the greatest piano shopping center of the world, where a hundred or more factories main tain their headquarter ment dut are purchasing w dition 1421 1 to n tt REME are hire the } be ere t ull GEORGI | A venue MBER BI umst NOVEMBER 18, 1910. STONE, FIGHER Co. STONE, FISHER Co,, Pee Second and University Second and University Dresses, Coats and Suits for Women Worth $20, $25 and $30 for $15 Tomorrow’s selling should make a for the of the Dresses, in the height of style, record for thi be to be offered at the lowe new garment store, greatest value year are to offered. Suits, Coats and are t price body these any ever hoped to meet with, Right in midseason we offer plendid gar ments at an average of half value, simply (and we confess quite willingly) because we've too many. THE COATS ot | Include the much-wanted Long Coats fine mixed tweed, herringbone, * . «| homespun, novelty fabrics, as well as plain black and colored kerseys. All ¥ sizes, in tight or semi-fitted models; values from $20.00 to $25.00— «| * * * * * * @ * o * - :@ The Dresses The Suits * — ¥ Dresses for women and misses, Suits for women and mi * of wool henrietta, serge, chiffon made of all-wool serge, tweed = Panama, diagonal. tweed: of homespun, diagonal and striped s Po aie i . eh t and mixed fabrics, in many new silk, in taf a, messaline, pon and novel effects. 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