The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1910, Page 3

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|HORRIBLE WAY TO TREAT A WOMAN PHIL, ADELPHIA, | Ramsay, Dec, T.—Lady in an addresa before the 6 raphical #o- ciety of Phila delphia, said that the Amer lean mother-in law is an angel compared to the Turkish mother in-law Mamma-in-law fn Turkey, said] Testimony similar to that adduced mortgages to his brother John was Lady Ramsay,| Monday was submitted by the plain-| asked to be introduced has the ‘legal! ttf, witnesses testifying as to the tion was mad The right to adorn] Vislls of Rabasa to the Blascovitch | that dea riptions of Rab: this the bride imme-|home, Dominick Hlascoviteh, al erty might be given, but i te ft 11g | diately after marria with a crim-| young brother of the p tiff, waa ©. C, Ople ; j#on veil, and, although she may|/on the stand, and told of visits to| approximate of vatua vr ang) ¥en the same ho with her} his sister by Rabasa tate owne game be mar. | 2USDAnd's parents for years, she fou hid under the sofa some-!to his conveyan mh we croee fore hig | MOBO talk to them until mother | -——— . for severa : ;> |!mlaw removes the crimson vell,| which occurred rs which means “talk.” attended the is tana A crimson veil in this country efor the | Would be a fine in re ee marked a mere mar left the - } hall Gwinner’s his to the ag “ WANT &-CENT FARES TACOMA, Dec, 7 court was again capacity yesterday ing of the $16,000 br Nicholas Ee although sh« hat she | Gae'e'iss en sre, FDR STRAPHANGERS work in the i Rent asure | » | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7A 3-| alk of the t Ate Will BOl cent car fare for strap-hangers is| Gwinner we children of Edwa the solutic yeoter ot poor street car serv. | ®, according to a bill drawn up! _ |by Supervisor Hocks, and which SU RIED. will be submitted to the board of MERRITT BURIE Supervisora when that body meets | INT. N. Y., Dec. 7 tomorrow vest oh Wesley Merritt, { "No seat, no Scent fare’ is the oe oe Le be ast night | Stand that Supervisor Hocks has| ps tight, with military honors |t#ken tn his bill | his is the first mili-| . "I - . | Beet oy amp tight within) POST NEW COACH. | at 30 years | OLYMPIA, Dec. 7.—The athieti team of the high school will hb LAND BARGAIN SALE. [a new coach in M. E. Post, who ion | succeeds Fred J. Brown as a mem sco, 7.—-Several hundred | her of the faculty. Mr. Post is a fermeriy thought to be worth) graduate of Kalamazoo co an sought for, ent taxes $ YOUR COLD Dat now ease yh gold for del the University an experienced athlete INCREASE CAPITAL. | of Chic and ts AND ENDS GRIPPE PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7.—Due | to Cheasty’s _- lca ST go SO =~ The most seve cold will be and all stpe misery ended taking a dose of Pape's Cold every tw urs until qonsecutive doses are taken feel all the 8 6=s eaving So. announces an’ increase tn thelr al stock, advancing it to $2 ,000. Additional power p and car Hines will be constructed HOQUIAM CLEAN-UP. HOQUIAM, Dec. 7.—-The neuralgia | of Councilman F. L. Thurbs head | fully endorsed at a mass meeting feverishness,| held In the city ball last evening of the nose,| The actions of the council were throat, mecous catarrhal dis.| Condemned, and a general cleaning soreness stiffness, | UP recommended ism pains and other dis-| ne . ‘ta vanishes, MAY GET LIFE TERM Bats Colt Compound ts the re-| fe Mad three years’ research at al HOQUIAM Wi@more than fifty thousand | Hirte has no sentences in nclusively demon. | is being mad ains quinine e| penitentiary for life tion that he is an hab inal i KILLED BY TRAIN. able was duline: Dee ser so tr rison that an attempt to send him to the Compound knowledge medicine is no ¢ anywhere else will cure your co PASCO, Dec, 7-H. H. Hilbert & pe misery as promptly and/ died here today from in bout any other assistance or in falling 1 aftereffects as of Pape’s ¢ mh any druegist supply t pack >and train last Sate im the we orid| bert leaves a four-moathsold TOY TOWN—There’s everything to delight the and grown-ups—Many attractive prices that say BUY NOW! $6.00 Kestner Doll—Full . fed 50e Drum — Uncle & with cork-s Boy's Drum, with # al hair, with | and canvas houlder jointed Special ae 33c are wood $4, 19 $1.25 Pioneer Express— Wagon with steel bod heavy _stee 25¢ Boys’ Books, 19¢ extra} You « ‘an t find t t| Buren special .....000 a bette Buy Mother a Pair of Shears famous Keen Kutter guar d Shears, with seif-adjust $3.39 Mof Windsor satin finish Ta- | ing bolt and nut; they always : Me . , | cut clear to the tip 79 Kaives and F e best | special, pair c Our Own Make Tool Chests for Boys Motes inawhich + tools come are made each year to our order ' “ ely 4 and nmed in brass, with hinges, handle are selected from our own stock and are of prac d may be used around the house for a number of each box aw AN $2.06 Sot All $4.00 AN 95.00 s& fe Cut Glass Salt and Peppers, 29c Each n good ortment in hammer, brace Com $1 Shopping Basket, 49c food Rush Shopping Basket, with auality Cur ¢ a so Ag ” Hd | strap handles running around Ron-eorrc very strong and Main special, euct 29c viceable, Choice 49c Hletenthal China Gift Pieces—Worth } $12, 2.00 dozen. Choice, Each . ATC : Hastert Grade « famous factory. The new Donatello with ec 1 old border decoration, pure a and gO) or all ha I ludes Teas, Boulllons, Coffee ¢ hecolate Cups and Saucers, Hone = U fi and Oatmeal Dishe and all size valve $ ) dozen, Choice 47c leer & Harlb AVENUE AND UNION BTRLET recall on the convie-/ Benjamin Suits ford's department of the superior | didn't you?" he crowded to ite ine suit of Lena Blascoviteh against Rabasa was THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, Girl? s Brother Didn’t Hide Under Sofa During Courtship, He Says Judge Clif) times when they examination. No, I didn’t; never,” when the hear| with emphasis ch of prom-| When evidence to plaintiff's contention continued at Cheasty’s There's big value in men and young the garment for fabrics, every Benjamin men at $18 hip, out workmans turned by the house of Alfred Benjamin & Co. (N. Y puts them in the front rank of American Benjamin Suits were made as a special concession ordinarily \ big assort- made for a much higher price ment of snappy styles to choose from— and each style is shown in a wide range clothing These $18 ind would sell of exclusive fabrics Other grades Benjamin Suits, $20 up. Famous Benjamin Overcoats, $20 up. Benjamin Raincoats, $16.50 up. Cheasty’s Haberdashery Second Avenue at Spring Street. AMUSEMENTS. 1 MOORE—TONIGHT Ellen Terry Few Good se floor office. No phone ervations. Pr ed Seats At 7:30 tonight there will be placed on sale the Ask the mar HARRY L. CONT. NIGHT Hargain Mat. Tomorrow TUE FAMOL SPECIAL Ma David aero'e ate left on each ne 7 attic orders or res rising at 2 and es of remaining Reserv % SPECIAL ENTIRE GALLERY, Unreserved 600 GOOD SEATS AT 73C MOORE THEAT RE yne Week, ¢ "i / s WACRE In His Greatent. fucose, MAYESTIC a | MARY JANES PA ROSE NAYNON'S BIRDS Gents os tele Tow - A DOLLAR #HOW FOR | Prices 60 s ‘ and § 8 | Lois Theatre PANTAGES THEATRE ALEX PANTAGRS, Manager led Vaudeville” hissitons” Sanaa ri at 5 hweat | CHAS, &. Today The Musical Hurgiar ite ae The Military Dancers “Adam support that values of the real ew or held by Rabasa prior e last Friday. Suits The the finish of great Seattie Theatre Bost Keats De BAKER STOCK “CHARLEY AUNT" dere for K GOLDEN Wrere LEN ws Mail Orde + David te GIRL OF o- sina at 2 and Sowerguy Matinee at 2:30 A Big Laugh Every Minute At the EMPIRE THEATRE 508 Pike St. Girls —Big Chorus—Girls Best Motion Pictures Evening, 7:15 and 9 were together, was anked in crows | ho replied | the} Rabasa | had conveyed au his property and held was then called to give he cces which ha attended th mpar effort a busi n * way has not come through ac lent or mply because of per tent and truthful advertising 1 i\t work f has been our best advertise nt letters of nendation have come to { our army of the od words whict ald bPettone pation end | hayeve!l worked together bring abent the success which has come tote in uch large TRore’ is nothing to to"Odr Method By mean ag@-aDlo to restore teeth which are Igsi-aod put them in the mouth so fhef are solid and substantial and natural. We have endeavored to fiow. nature's plan as closely as possitile Of course we do not plant these teeth in the jaws. There is no bor ing cutting into the gun to ef fect our end. There no pain in ar wa onnected with the work Denti ir prac 1 1 1 ur Ivance of the old-fash We give a written guarantee with all, work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, | 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor, Union St NO SHOW NO CONCERT NO PRIZES But pure, wholesome food at prices that will make you mile PECEMBER 7, 1910. STONE, FI6 Christmas Slippers for the Whole Family WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS Juliet styles, made Green Co. famous many years. Inlaid med. Very dai withal. All prop as dainty “opera and for rib! the Dantel these trim serviceable shades as well 81.75 Y@LiPPERS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Oe felt, fur trimmed; great joy they bring to the youngsters, too Think of little red slippers with black fur ing on a p dancing, merry feet! And ( mas morning, too. A pair Li Men's Opera Slippers, | $1. MEN'S SLIPPERS Made of soft, pli leathers, in black, tan, chocolate; shown in R Oper Everett” and Columbia” styles. All sizes and widths, Priced at .. $1.50 and $2.00 FUR-TRIMMED SLIPPERS These can be had with rubber Ar Also in a ¥ widths and sizes Leas expensive st shown, at Boys’ Tan Romeo and pers 1. WHY HAVE THE zzz REGAL DENTISTS BEEN SUCCESSFUL? of fine colors Priced at § $1.25 and | are Ve get arian Cc afe eteria also and $1.00 verett Slip and $1, THE ST | Now 1 -_ € er fast See our We will please Becond and University The Tray inch Relish or Pic in three fine est we have getting folks 8-inel Any the giver Moth-Proof Arom Matting Heavy Couch Covers (60 inches wide) Tapestry 9x12 Saxony Christmas Gifts of Brass and Copper mn runs the gamut of things useful and all piece that’s a work of cents—or a magnificent Ak The cc orname art fair Chafing Nectic y be had fifteen ¢ Dist Hamm 50¢ bo Copper Bifrnished Copper F Nappies collection kle designs, to shop early one of these need or the desire extate whole family wil) All are shown atic and bot! red Brass Jardi sic Tea Kettles with al cobol lamp and stand st rere The gifts, and the problem ‘ STONE, FIGHER CO, whole store 1s one ‘What to Give” is Becond and University vast collection of Christmas best answered by a sight-seeing trip, for we might print a list as long as the new spaper 518 such as includes 1 Vases 6-inch dish I hare “r quoted ar Handled and the be fittingly Doomsday the Bons, Nappic Each piece i is 1 Bon S-inch Fe price Offered f tomorrow at Useful Gifts for Uie Home on the third floor Cedar Chests yvered Skirt Boxes Native Cedar Boxes 27x54 Axminster Rugs. Axminster Rugs, special at Carpet Sweepers (mahogany) . ORIENTAL RUGS HALF PRICE Table covered with er special at .. Covers Axminster Rugs, special Third Floor with black ebonold handle $3.25 Brass Fern Dishes Oe to & Copper Trays, obi aare Mission handles c es long and 12 wide $6.00 Other sizes at proportion ate prices WOOL SWEATERS Anothe afe gift fe she before it is too late and Chri ot be taken toc } } knitted wor rt effects an GET YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Orders tmas or lat ine of fine moul to Federal Paint & Wal | Paper Co, i114 Firat Av, Near Un AT THE versity Angeles Cafe 1422.24.26 First Av. Merchants’ Lunch Instrumenta: Muste Aft © 8 S «< © £ - From 11 a, m. to 2 25c French Dinner from 4 to 8 75c p.m Moving Pictures and Evening FREI CHERRY ST. ernos WHY COOK AT.HOME? Entertainers Pleasant Every Evening St A srr hint of the | Hammered Brass and Copper > $5.00 > ator $8.50 to S4. on O5¢ to The wo prices Coffee Pot | Hammered Brass and Cx | Tobacco Jars . Antique Copper Bet and Tray book Fruit bea r the Bowls 7 potes, stifully cut far the purpose « presented when the And not only the individual but in the gift and remember the $16.50 $10.00 + BB.75 . $430 Copper Chafing Dish, wit natured alcohol } square knobs and double pan, satin copper Hammered Brass various shape Brass | ers single r girls, 1 Flower Baskets Brass Candlesticks and Hold 0¢ to deg 50 $2.50 to $1 81.25 or double and for 5.00 | t TONEFISHER(O. OEAT TLE and miss would fit your particular need to keep you informed of the big event Smokers 7 pleces $6.50 the very thing that All we can do in the Rare Sale of Cut Glass for Tomorrow inches in diameter, Bowl and Creamer, 7 ~ $1.69 iIRich Furs Sugar Tray low These omen, make girls “very and gifts for children fine and hence differ from a cloak which be everybody’s prop own,” direct ; cir pers ent onal comes erty Fur Scarfs, Coats, Boas, Col lars and Muffs for girls of from 4 to 80 years young Lynx, Marten, Fox, Chinchilla, Isabella and favorite pelts are used. range from $1.25 for a child's Angora set, up to $400.00 for & sumptuous set for milady SILK NEGLIGEES Squirrel, other Prices ng with these are shown Kimonos, Dressing and silver, Coffee Percol: 11 and decorative pieces for ¢ now ready in a very ded of ex variety les, colors, fabrics and sizes r Silk Kimonos $4.50 to $25. 00 Eiderdown Rob de $3.50 to $10.00 burner, | Blankét Robes handles $7.50 to $15.00 finished ae $14.00 Vases SILK PETTICOATS A very large Petticoats up in Christ number of have been boxes, tied ribbon and Christmas gift mas with | | ard 1 a as to do ah to DG: dnd coe dark Gk be Le ae aman has to d Sweaters are no longer con 7 al i h ne nar . on every woman wears one if § 4%, and his good wis! raven't, want one. Sweat- {2nd the gift problem is 1 sol 1 in various styles and colors ved 1 Per 1 Petticoats and Dresden 4 affairs in wonderful col, shown at prices ranging $3.69 to $15.00 printe TACOMA EVERETT THE TO BE Everybody Is Invited TO GIVEN ATTEND EPTION AND BALL TONIGHT AT THE Westlake Market There'll Be Music, Dancing, Good Speeches and Refreshments BROWNE’S CELEBRATED COFFEE AND Frink’s Cocoanut Cakes Will Be Served Free AT STALLS 11 AND 12, SEC. 3 Westlake Market WESTLAKE AVE., FIFTH AND PINE PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS In Fireproof Storage Warehouse BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE co Madison at Twelfth for furniture Inc. East 414; Cedar 414

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