The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1910, Page 7

THE § 1910. Dinner to Blind. Following an annual custom o STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, neve years, Paul Singerma ‘Can You Tell the Difference Between Aeroplane Types? ES SHINE le dinner t ‘GAME COSTS | BOY'S: LIFE i » yo at the Ger ey a know how to tlt one kind} manta cafe, While the sightlens Jot aeroplane another? | tut happy guests “punished” large . & afoet any body yous ht to be able FIGURES TONIGHT dadtins tte, Be Geen vcarean (BY United Prose) : Pe Began ino TE ge n fn | ee man'é sons, Louls and I. R. Singer} be pc poem F aelien € - pl » and D e he person | ente " oO and ractured ku received during the " who can't distinguish the difference | ity United Prem.) foil Mtertained with plamo and Thanksgiving football game be try! Uxtraw! ; between a machine with one plane | TACOMA, Nov. 26.—The holiday tween the Tierney cadete and Gil wen didn’t get home Cll) and one with (wo is hopeless, Hut forced draught the census bert preparatory school, resulted serom 8 orclock iit | THE FARMAN BIPLANE today in the death of Harry Lee ee the last car chine as far as it 20 the tune of the “Grixaly an fur as it can be seen, d One foree resulted in a clean-up of all} but two of the 73 population di» tricta in the city. These two, lo 17, a member of the cadet team | | | | | - . Lee did not regain: consctousnens | jas Anyt a Kiss propeller behind cated in the Second ward, above ee coe ee eae re big niaht the the successful two-plane machines, |tonight. Mr. ‘Hunt expects, Mon ae gecaston be an} haa but one Httle elevating frame | day or Tuesday he will confor with a his y the oerede ball | a Sree, and @ tail that looks like |p 9 Ripley, Allen C. Mason, Wil About twenty boys are giving a variety and ingonulty & box. with top and bottom knocked | fam Jones and City Attorney T. L.| mirtcut Wwenty boys are giving | masques! out, One propeller, behind Stiles, the Seattle theatre for the benef Although Washington wired early | of the Children’s Orthopedic in the wook that Consum Director | dital, Sidney Petgra Is | Durand would authorize Mr. Hunt| tor ‘Phe boye ar to announce the recount figure be-| junior Guild and thin ta ther third fore departing from Tacoma; the | annual entertainment Last yeu }latter had received no instruction | thoy mad to make such an announc be af jto last night. It ts believe night had| The Wright b biplane, newest model, Reatd eliminates the little front planes. ake-apa, there | ally atin make Hatculous }its something of a trick to distin. Mayor Gtil was not suish between two different types jot biplane. dl — the president| The above picture may serve to jn Har off the grand} help you identify types sometime co seemed to mise| When a flock of flying machines child in the hospital for 12 months the greatest taste and inge how interlocw members of the enough money to main ‘IN SISTERHOOD FIFTY YEARS > Cy United Pree.) LOWELL, Mass., Nov, 25.-—This y | afternoon and ning was devoted \by pupila of the girls’ school of St TAWNEY FAVORS CANAL | ever, t N unt will give out - ” ” ; meph'’s parish to exercises in That's « habit among | £08 aver, seeing from 9 lenge to} pet = Se it jot ee fh. iM sa orang Fede wn A Rev. Sister McMillen, ‘ rae saite of tel one The Blertot, perhaps the most|*o that the entire census matter | besides these features, reguiar|Who made her final vows in the + — me. There are two types of Wright) *#ecessful of monoplanes, and to} may be cleaned up while he '8/ numbers from the Pantages, Or jorder of the Gray Nuns of ne ae aréed to five young] machines now. The familiar, al-|@&t® the spoediest of aeroplanes, | still on the acene |phoum and Majestic are included. | Cross 60 years ax ; rte ‘hve younx mon wh ho} ost classic design of the original |!0oks like a bird. It has but one |} No charge of admission ts made, : 7 , | Wright, & haracterized b: in | Plane of course, or rather one patr | but eryone ie expected to con 8. i eee ee ewes, for the Bleriot plane Jail Suffragists tribute pémiething UNDER NEUTRAL LAWS.| — spreads just Ike the wings of a vn pole | Ic omens | buaard | 7 oe Sea *ANAM mx Nov. %6--Ta ax inter| moving PICTURES ~ tut rote nay poor | LORDON, Hor. S5—Fitteen ext | EST SPECT ': view published here today, Repre-| See | q frugettes arrested last night sentative Tawney, chairman of the FROM FAR FAR N Qy Ness lfrom the Bleriot in that its “wings a Seen - j Tawney, chairman of the | or square re potnt attac 1 offte : appropriation co « at. ge Poy Pawel myers WFiaaasl, ‘wer aneh onatenced te | (hy United Prem house of representatives, ts quoted | like ® bird the Antoinette may be|t¥O months itn od One|) EL PASO, Tex, Nov. 26.—-Oct® ‘ag having said he was in favor of] «| Ratomrand with (20,000 feet of) THE CURTISS BIPLANE |said to look like am Insect, It has| Woman was senten A month's} vance Perea, of Lincoln, N. M. 10-/making. the Panama ead wr nag age | HEU itilbster banat =| the dco Os Imprisonment and five others were | terpreter for New Mexican ter neutral territory and with 4 Ms pak of the Press| planes slightly rounded on all com | eT of 8 dragon fly, 4 ten pounds each. The women | ritorial legislature, was Arrested ing with the fortifications norkiny rior to his departure ners, but with rear corners cut away i went to m joyfully today as a suspected revolutioniat, - = —_——_—— a be. The Dodds films more than are those tn front. and for several hours waa held a x extreme hand!-| The distinctive feature of the Cur Celestine Acquitted. prisoner. He was released when || yee taken unde: i ied almost entirely represent tise biplane is tte diamond frame. | After being out about 20 his identity became known eB a a human fife inside the The braces that support the cle| r man Diana failing to agree on © ver | ee ee ‘ee A section of Dobbs’ vating planes and those that support | jt ||the federal jury before which Bob |* Salem, Ore—Mrs, Susan Whit-| — Clamage porgpealipes cont pois shows a walrus the tail are browght together at 7 | Celestine, an Indian, accused of|ney Staiger, an Oregon pioneer THE DOCTO I} ft The walrus 8 an animal their outer extremities in such « = aoe nurdering Mary Cheal was|and for many years famous as The Town's Big Girl Show | it to photograph at way as to form a double diamond jtrted, was discharged by Judge | hostess of the Cottage hote re, ide and 9 hree Times Datly bmmely difficul v v ia Age ; | Gm range. frame, which marks the Curtiss ma The Antoinette Monoplane. Hanford at 1:30 yesterday died this morning of pne a ———— ————— - - Of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings and “Hurry Out” Are the Words That paih. Look at our prices, and you wi Everything is up to date, iow ¢ Out” Sale Shoes Most Daring Attack on ‘ Prices Mean Marvelous Opportunity s om SRS Our store is almost hopelessly over ll ali verceoa S 0 , : ch Bros, socked with Men's and Boys’ Suits, Virst 4 ag Saturday, Nov. 26th i Qvercoats and Furnishing Goods. We Half price and less than cost” will mtforced, on account of the untoward 66 99 e not be in it with the Bargains offered Memes conditions, to sacrifice the ut the “Hurry-Out” Sale. The one emme stock at whatever prices will nly object will be to “sell the goods.” move the goods and convert them int fresh crisp, or —— : nd t “ No job lots or Bank rece st . ailor nd Garment orke the East i sponsible and brand new J fmalize the earnestness and sincerity The recent strike of Tailors and 1ent Workers in th ast is res} rage Shack Wbthieg lat Wiahalaes. @our purpose. for the overstocked condition of tore. The manufacturers were over two dependable wearables for men and MEN’S SUITS _ months late in filling our orders for Winter Suits and Overcoats—we amet to At “HURRY-OUT” Prices accept the xds—but rather than have them returned, the makers allowed us 500 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S ia tn bask HlurrOce "$12. 50 a discount of approximately ste on the dollar. SUITS AY a — os 100 Men's Suits of all-wool biue serge, While it’s true that our Fall business has suffered on this account, and we P a in hsp ? ("assortment of ss Out pelo nana 911,50 have — than three time the stock we should ha 9 at this time of the year, Se a simer Xa, newest styles, Marvy $11. 50 nevertheless we feel confident oe there aay et ugh men sy Sea and v = rity HALF PRICE 5 Men's Suits, black and to help us unload the goods, espe« fally W vhen it ns a saving of one-half and $10.00 Suits at .........$ 5.00 Worsted, the best makes, re » instances e * ol " SALE begins Saturday, No 2.50 Suits at ....se00. 6.25 fle and double breasted. Out price . $1 0.50 MEN’S OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES At “HURRY-OUT” Prices Priestly Cravenettes. $8. 50 fy-Out price $20.00 Sui THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY At 1its at Closing Out All Children’s Suits at Half Price FURNISHINGS HURRY-OUT” Prices ‘s Extra Heavy Underwear, fleece Itned 5 “black and Ox values, Hurry-Out 40c ‘ : price vs once? Fr roe $i 50 During which time stock will be unpacked and displayed for quick selling—nothing ]| Men's Derby Ribbed Cnderwear, i Bre y Cravenettes, best makes gray and cern; regular $1.00 value or. wuarpOn $13.50 but brand new goods from Stein, Bloch & Co., Rochester; Kaufman Bros., Chicago; kh gg og ee tte Tate _, 99 ueseet alertness $9.50 Rosenberg Bros., Rochester, and other well-known, high-class makes. Come prepared | Park Mills brand Men's Overcoats in fancy cheviots “ " P ‘ P . Men's Heavy Wool black kersey. Hurry-Out $11. 50 to catry away the BIGGEST VALUES ever scen in dependable merchandis¢ tcass” mate, 8 oe ose at gad $90.00 Overcoats in finest melton \ ck and fancy styles. in all colors. $2.00 valu Out price 13.50 x —— Men's Wor ted Rib need Union FURNISHINGS at nos Shesog peal At “HURRY-OUT” Prices Semmerat Ga semtar Oe Heavy Wool Coat Sweaters, Men Nov. 26th, at 9 a. m. And Continues With Unabated Vigor for Thirteen Days hs } to > B00 Men's Worsted - Men's’ Brush Hat Men's 75e Men's faves. On snie Heavy Black 10¢ Men's Heavy FURNISHINGS t “HURRY-OUT” Prices and browns “a 25 ” A5e Ar vac ee | 45c oonh ill Shir ts, Fancy Golf Sh Canvas Glove Hogskin Glove: a Men's Heavy Wool Glover 35¢ Sut . 50 Eisendrath’s Celebrated Horsehide ius oe 4 , 1 " Bi le” of tl ~cad H jos. On sale ,% y-Out” Sale will be the “One Big Clothing Sale” of the decade lur ie tr Sa aneaee 4 The “Hurry t ale ie ove 90c teees “e suivant ry-Out” Prices will stagger ill attempts at competition. The people will wonder hov 600 Suspenders, xtra heavy, Firemen's an “pn. 1 ” ealeag “ editors’ ” saleq lose their ] price such great values are possible Bankrupt” sales and “Creditors aleg/ will lose their pg wy | chiefs, at Bhi. é ‘sak charm. Who wants to buy old, shop-worn goods of doubtful pedigree, when they | 50 "sui Remember thing in the House That > na gpt the Sete ant e , : cea q en, sa) Meee nee $1.00 Persia Reduced Prices pittance? GET WISE AND GET BUSY! boxes. Kline & waters [AIMELHOCH BROS. Od Stand |G25 First Avenue _ Seattle’s Oldest Clothing House newest style Homatitched Handker Four-n-Hand Neckties, all the 50c each, or n Silk Ties, in Christmas 50 Hurry-Out price ..... c 28 Years in One Location Opening Sale in tre Great Toy Store Remarkably Heavy Price Reductions to Encourage —— EARLY BUYING —— Toyland’s open arms welcome the children every Satur day now. Bring one or more little ones tomorrow, and have the happiness of eeing them enjoy themselves. Thou sands upon thousands of things to interest them. You can form a pretty good idea of what they like best if you watch them—and the your cue for Christmas. We are mak ing Christmas fOY, DOLL ou this year by having the mand thus early. You will crow ds by coming to T¢ Woolly Dogs on Wheels 1L-in, size, 0c. Regularly 66e. Hin. wize, Regularly 29¢ 69¢ Mechanical Auto- Bus, 49c¢ Lehman's Mechanical Auto- Bus, 4 perfect model, fitted with good, strong spring motor; regular price 69¢. Special for 49c Saturday .... 25¢ Butterfly Push Toy, 19¢ The most real and lifelike me- chanical toy made; made by the bbs Mfg. Co.; regular price , Special for Sat $1. 50 Enasneled, Iron Train, $1.15 Made of gray iron castings ly enameled fn bright colors; consists of locomotive, tend three vestibule passenger cars; regular price $1.50 Special for Saturday .. fine Air-Tight Wood Heaters f high-grade Russia iron, lining 24-1n. size; reguiar v1] 00 $2.15. Saturday s ' Stove Pipe, made of best grade Russia tron; regular price Corrugated Sheet ee Elbows; regular price lic. Sat- on me 10c Fancy Stove Boards, wood lined Size 2 ine Size inch: Zine Stove Boards Papler mache lined, fancy de signs, In black enamel regula: rice ae 39c fi osu ale ie 49c 8a x28-(n.; noon Hi price’ je. Saturday tted with pure regular 35c¢ Lanterns, fitted with dash board attachment Tin Lan regular price 79c. Saturday . "60c | 24x24-in.; she. lead glass @) Saturday “THE CHRISTMAS STORE OF SEATTLE” KacZjousgall & outhwick oun "AVENUE'S PIKE STREET) ” and GAME bu fullest a vyland tor SELECT NOW—DELIVER LATER | | | | $1.15 | House Needs: Specials No. 9 size, regular @4 9@ | price $2.00. Saturday .Pladd —Bacomat ng easier tor ortment at your com »id inevitable last-few-days rrow 35¢ Zeppelin Airships, 25¢ Zeppelin good Airships, fitted with strong top work, very enst- ly operated; regular price 36e, Spectal for Saturday 25¢ 50c Mechanical Aero- plane, “Aes This mec perfect mod ship; regular pric Speela) for Satur 75c Spelling Board, 65c This Spelling Board is of the nal kinderg lar price Saturday 15c Papier Mache Horses, 10c Mache Horses, on plat Sinch size; regular price lal for 1 Oc Basement Papi forms; Satur day JAPANESE SHOPPING CASES Square sh fitted with solid brass spring catches; cloth lined ergrennee 79c SANITARY GARBAGE CANS— Size 18 inches, with cover; made Regu Saturday of heavy galvanized fron, with corrug: side protectors; reg. ular price $2.69. $2 15 Saturday . Sees ' WATER PAILS — Galvanized Iron Water Pails, 10-qt. sizes regular price 20c day ‘ WASH BOILERS—No. 8 size Copper Wash Rollers, fitted with static r black enamel han- al gular price 2 75 $3 Saturday . ‘ No. size, regular 2 95 price $2.48. Saturday ‘ ALARM CLOCKS — One-day Nickel Alarm Clocks, made by one of the country; T4e, Saturda ALARM Clocks ~The Clad Alarm Clock, in square metal frame; a@ very neat and substantial clock; regular price $1.48. Satur- $1. 15 day .... TEA KETT $8—Brown Tuxedo Triple-Coated Kettles, white regular price Saturday Co. Drink HaBit Three Days THE GATLIN Alcoholic Poison Weakens Brain and Heart Do not for a moment be PARALYZING agent, or # begins to die down in the syst Two or three drinks br r liquor. But the FICIAL results of tive, not stop and bringing into activity the eve that alcohol is a stimulant. only sign It isa causing the higher brain functions to lower or baser ones em the heart becomes erratic—nervous. f. That is why rellet thus obtain the a L tt When liquor the victim of aleohol can- not due to any BENE- s that the nerves are ii | paralyzed into subjection by a poison which will render them weaker and more “shaky” when they come to life again. Some day the heart will get its “finishing” dose of poison—then it will STOP, Thousands of m ing the those senc ulants a SAFI nm and wor eleven years of the exist injections patient a S treatment of hypodermic safeguard the HARMLES ainst eleven years there has been failure to cure taken the Gatlin treatment dw. of the Gatlin Institute. During tn no case. The ab poisonous drugs and substitutive stim- any possible dar any child could take it cer, The Gatlin te without injury. Treatment Given Under Contract to Cure The Gatlin treatment fs administered under The tract to cure in THREE DAYS. isfactory to the patient, or the fee ment is completed T => The Gatlin Home a" —_-veniently come to the Call or write, other information, telephone or Telephones Treatment is for Institute for three a plain, written con cure effected is to be entirely sat- paid will be refunded when treat- those who days. cannot con- telegraph for book of particulars and Queen Anne Gatlin Institute, 2249; Independent 7193. SEATTLE, WASH. 434 QUEEN ANNE AVENUE Aleo at 27 South C S&t., Tacoma—Telephope Main 977