The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR—-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911, 5 PST OW WER MAIL-ORDER LOVER AUBURN, Me, Jan, 5—It was, Mise Fogg says she and nome | =) | EARTHQUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE CAN'T BUDGE THE WORLD'S HUGEST IDOL, “GREAT BUDDHA” Every Day—Except Sunday The Great a emeee today that the girl in the |Other Auburn girls sent their names CW y aanAnRORNRNS ne onitenidnecioanccickabaiNESS: (QUICK JUMP HUMBOLDT THIEF SUSPECT) yerty stolen fr Unit G aan ye, ‘ to & paper which advertised for hus- | a P} og Formal protest against vacating Jeune, whom Frank Blenkinahip Of/i..4 last summer and that Mr | x 10th evens and/Hamilton, Mont, came Kast last! pjenkinehip answered her. He wrote a d with the |wegk to marry, is Miss Addie Fogg, |several times for her to go to Mon- | by the South jaw at the Maine hotel, where | tana and offered t . t club. it isi Mr. Bi ship is staying According to Mis ; » section rDigsed Mise lenlew that the photo-|ing that no mar ; referred to is occupied by | graph st Mr, Blenkinship was|is a mutual crib houses, erected by the Hillside | that of Sus deeaae wouldn't 3) | Improvement Co, and the Rex In| Mr. Blenkinship will start for|says Mr, Ble vestment Co,, which concerns have! Montana today without a bride. orth $18,00 ; petitioned the city council to vacant DRAWERS NIGHT GOWNS The usual 48¢ Drawers for 20c | Usual 50c Night Gowns, 390 The usual 75¢ Drawers for 49¢ | Usual 75¢ Night Gowns, fe The usual $1.00 Drawers for 79c | Usual $1.00 Night Gowns, 790 (By United Press) matls, STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 5.—Fron sc end: ended aneen. een |warth ~ The usual $1.25 Drawers for 99c | Usual $1.25 Night Gowns, 990 the humble position of « eor tt S earlg today, ty United | Whenlen's re The usual $1.75 Drawers, $1.29 | Usual $1.75 Night Gowns, $1.29 ’ a laundry to that of inde The usual $2.00 Drawers, $1.49 | Usual $2.00 Night Gowns, $1.49 pendent means ts th And tb ohio te Usual $2.25 Night Gowns, $1.79 $1.49 set Co ver, $1.79 The usual $4.00 Petticoats, $2.99 STOLE FOR FINERY And #0 on up to The usual $10.00 Petticoats, $6.99 NEW YORK, Jan Miss Ethel orset Cover, $3.99 Biaum 19, a cm 4 | | Rodger of Stoc take in |e eee Re eee TD The usual $10.00 Drawers, $6.99 And 60 on up to me lonrae \* PESOS: _ Usual $10.00 Night Gowns, $6.99 — ‘sh tims |* sf Nnin ee PETTICOATS : MN SAMARITAN Pu ‘ : CORSET COVERS the first $12,000 * & || The usual $1.25 Petticoats for 79¢ week, The rew * # | The usual $1.35 Pettic Usual . 290 > 000. * # ||| The usual $2.00 Petticc Usual , Be has ve “ The usual $2.50 Pettice 690 fi Vp # | The usual $3.00 Pettice 990 * * * nN * * 7 * * * r who admits she ee CHEMISES The usual 75¢ Chemise for 490 The usual $1.00 Chemise for 79¢ The usual $1.25 Chemise for 99¢ The usual $1.75 Chemise for $1.29 The usual $2.26 Chemise for $1.49 The usual $3.00 Chemise for $1.99 COMBINATIONS Usual 76¢ Combinations, 490 Usual $1.25 Combinations, 99¢ Usual $1.75 Combinations, $1.29 Usual $2.25 Combinations, $1.79 Usual $3.50 Combinations, $2.49 Usual $4.00 Combinations, $2.99 Alleged Slayer on a ciara ot} Caught by Farmer He says Tonning stance the tn F IN BREAKS A COLD IN wan tr terurban Hrnite ning says be} SPRINGDALE, Jan, 5.—John | And 80 on up to “— A OUT por rh t. Judge Gordon couldn't get bh, a Sicilian, accused of the |] The usual $6.50 Chemise for $4.99 | 10.4) Frnt ptt 96.00 at t te Be allowed Tonning loreman } ¥ THOUT Q D eacape without a fine er Co. cams PRINCESS SLIPS : Nothing else lhere, was captured t by Prank ve EXTRA SIZE eee £2.50 Prineses suse’ sie) UNDERMUSLINS i “th t yor take ; that eat wees DORN WITHOUT EARS || Richinond, a farmer at of Pa CHICAGO, Jan, & baby boy | bridge, 0 miles from Spob born to = Englewood | crime was committed Monda has b e & ‘om pound rpres- AROUND-THE-WORLD STORY NOo. 4 til three coe S fregp tbe w Beary Meco 1 aah 2 te era Usual $3.78 Princess Blips, $2.90 or ahs 2 dl pr thee he parents are first cousins woods ? ey ‘etticcats from $1. : bag: GREAT SIX HUNDRED-YEAR-OL D BUDDHA IDOL WHICH STANDS WHILE OTHER THINGS PASS. | ‘The most miserable neuralgia — = nn Gaual So.00 Princess Glib, $209 | Chemises from 98c to $3.49 (The Star Tour of the World.) Turk fashion on her pedestal, she 600 years . T densalan pains, headache, duliness, head and Night Gowns, 99¢ to by , they é would out a figere that id A re nose atuffed up, feverishness ‘OU N And 80 on up to Short Skirts, 990 to $2/ q ir yeu KAMAMURA, Jan, K—if the| "ould cut a figure, that woul iM © erected to shelter It; twice | sneering, running of the nose, sore YOU NEED NOT SUFFER Usual $6.50 Princess Stips, $4.99 ' Combinations, 99¢ to $4.49 : ea ol size of the| they were swept away by tidal “ o Brame itions Bronze statue of Liberty in New| Diabutwa | waves og NR Eh 0 TE ne te pe bn as We Cure By the Latest European Methods tence, York harbor were to sit down! “Diabutsu” means “Great Budd-| Sha « contemplative | matism pains and other distress be BAKE OVEN i a ask ba” And “great” is the word, for| through s horror of carth-| cin to leave after the very first the 2 meters onsid- ; a this bronze idol is, without ques-| quake and flood pool “ . y ft " odern kind | , ratment will « c A tion, the most impressive Image of} For 200 » Habut " + 5 se | Good For You soe ees eas ees tema Be ces omens ain . wo ed.) been a “wet god.” as the Japanese three ye arch at a Salty he me walent cases ef cancer respond more with legs curled up, the figure !s| say i gtr fo a i expo aun anc nd and t of more thousand atmen your You can’t have aclear brain, b sgallee-wseedlgernbilig Deeg haer Bsr nd Lae na 4 order passed, rail-|dollars, and contains no quinine Ou WIC ros ad of setive muscles and firm|cyes are cach four fect long, the| NAYS spread and battleships fying swe have conclusively dem saat nm from three weeke wR depending pon VENUE & PIKE STREET if oo bs - pan Pi the sun flag plowed the seas—but| onstrated is not effective tn the « h pe | herves, if your bowels are Comparatively small mouth meas|the Diabuteu remains. treatment of colds or grippe Lung Disorders, Skin, Kidney nnd Wiadder Troubles, as well as dis- SECOND A\ t den- duggish; but see what ahelp | whoie as ates ogo So much for the Great Take this harn * Compound as ences of any mature are spectaliios of ours. a ne » a * No carers. ¢. See knowledge that 9 frauen semen sUnGKRY— —— a toyou will be a few d of| “Jewer” on the fo Buddha.” Now we must wave the rafal, jof solid stiver a foot through. The eet Nee -Mebetne | anh 0 = oad conmiotion ot oar whole tx made of thick sheets of | SP@rtyless cherry blossoms, anc « care we w os , and BEECHAMS lbtonze. Within the statue {s Sl Somat I po AEE rag “mmo » low. chamber wherein more than a K Fwy ae, en In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, ete “ | Ke anak! on th y PACIPIC COAST MEDICAL ENSTETUTE Pil LS hundred persons may kneel in| pbe and Nagasaki on the wa; oe . sent Privais Address BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO,, inc., worship | Greatness never recognizes itself | Pane 's Co In t Washingtor J. Query, 138 Becond Av. & Madison at Twelfth East 414; Cedar 414 Ss Well Feerrwhere. In benes 200. and 2%. The Diabuten was built over | n the looking glasa. droggist in the uppl ——— sickest a = ror THE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE OF THE GREATEST CLOTHING HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST MEANS MUCH TO YOU. THAT SALE IS NOW IN PROGRESS AT A. BRIDGE & CO.’S GREAT STORE AT FIRST AVENUE AND YESLER WAY. EVERY ARTICLE THAT PERTAINS TO MEN’S WEARING APPAREL IS SELLING AT PRICES THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. WE MUST MOVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF MEN’S SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS, SHOES, HATS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF FURNISHING GOODS. THESE i - . . e ° i SPECIALS Your Savings Amount to Big Sums in This Mammoth Stock of Clothing GPECIALS 7 The Reductions Are Real—Values the Best Bie Reducti Don’t Miss 6 Necucwons It would be impossible to name each reduction and describe every article offered in These Specials is oaat eres CRHGIE BCE PAVIA GitertTho dvd you soins iden ob Whe heying’ oe a on Rain Coats | y portunities we hay elected those items which we think will interest you most. The ———— ;, Men's Black Sox, two pairs for 15¢ big savings: will be found here in the big items—the principal requisites of a man’s OP Ste Nests, ony... 20 spate a at Oversee $18.00 Cravenettes at SWEATERS—Two pockets, a Ss . Clearance Sale Biggest - of All-Wool Stylish Overcoats on the Coast $9.50 ri PRUs ck kbdoeewews os hing reserved in this line, and the opportunity of ALL-WOOL SWEATERS — All 1 =2 eg in ca Ooi rwnhy Ai marinero edea tits 1 ag Fine Long Black All-Wool Craven- q colors and sizes; to move them | ae ‘f 3 ze ie carte at a pala bak ales. rye nee ette Coats—too many in stock gives 4 r. 4 quickly the price is ........ $2.45 OFF what it advertises—you should lose no time in deciding OFF you an opportunity to buy at less | J MEN’S BLACK CORD WORK where to buy your overcoat. Come and see |} than cost. While they last, oone ] 4 PANTS, regular $2.50 values. Sale | Clearance Sale, only ....... Bs SES -rrenm soceene see. LD SUITS—Great Reductions . . — 2 From the best makers in the land—Suits in all sizes and in all materials—are $18 English Slip-Ons . Woolen now offered at splendid savings. The entire stock at these prices: | | Underwear $8.65, $10.75, $12.35, $14.75 $10.70 Ss ecial | i The ideal Raincoat, being water and Pp Pe Blue Serge Suit Special—$18.00 Suits for $10.70 windproof, less the weight of the Men s All-Wool Underwear—The | Eighteen-dollar heavy All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, single and double-breasted Nish bse sap hip . eye ais: tock is 1 hi Il not be tionally good one for Coast weather, a seed arge t at hse bid ees - designs, well tailored, in stylish patterns, Clearance Sale price ..... $10.70 disappointed in the sizes—in this 2 but the Clearance Sale finds us with ¢ “> et eer ee many on hand. Special Clearance ah oe ge a tee + Don’t Fail to Take Advantage of This Great Sale “3*°* ee Came $10.70 Pants Special—$5 Value $3.50 Men’s Heavy Black Clay Worsted Pants, Clearance Sale price $3.50 “ Just a few specials to give you an idea what you can save here at e this wonderful sale on Shoes— fet) Box Calf Shoes ..- 084A ree Largest Clothiers on the Coast "Green Trading $3.50 Patent Leathers ...$2.65 Packard Shoes Stamps With | $5.00 Patent Leathers .. $485) pougias Shoes | First and Yesler TWO ENTRANCES — First and Yesler | #9 Pc $3.00 Hats—Clearance Sale $1.65 All new shapes and colors of felt. The entire lot consists of desirable hats—not old stock, but new materials ee $2.50 Stiff Hats, Clearance Sale ............ SO ee rt ... B1L85 Great Reductions in Golf Coat Shirts Clearance Sale 65¢ to $1.10 Large variety of good patterns, in all sizes. Your savings here in this line will make it worth while visiting this great store’s Clear- ince Sale. Special Sale prices .. . $1.10, 90¢ and 65¢ Negligee Shirts at above prices