The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1911, Page 10

TRICK HORSE WILL PLEASE THE "YOUNGSTERS TOMORROW NIGHT! ,.,,%OU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE THE » _LIMERIGHT Among the Or, David Blaustein, head of the many pretty ée educational alliance in New York butantes the Pa and one of the leading lecturers cifle coast has | connected with the New permitted to Schoo! of Philanthropy, will arrive blossom tn/f A Sale of Dress and Waisting Silks ‘gtk Special | A8c| | Yard | Miaustein, He will address the Re | any prettier 7 ‘ form congregation, Temple De Hirsch, 15th ay, and E, Unton, Sun A MOST unusual offering, comprising in all abe jay afternoot : day afternoon. il gowns. Following a very favorable purchase, we are 5 t. " cial, 48¢@ yard YARD proceeding 17th, W. 65th IN be dive wing a Y rday » Five condemnation on N, 82d, W. 76th, W and Wighth ay, N. W tinued by the eit to tho ection committee of the ‘ titable = =fors waist assortment t t 900 yards of plain and fa ! or entire able to offer.ch the entire rvices for Dr Included in the assc held at the Funeral rtment are Whitman were Baptist chy of fellow Messalines, Messalines in solid colors, patterned sian design satin Jace in er light-gra Checked and Striped Taffetas, two shade Foulards Je Chiffon Faille ign a Satin-striped Messalines in two-toned effects in Friday’s Ready-to-Wear Specials , Women’ sTailored Cloth Suits Taffetas and Surahs in Per wore present gon, Mins Lee Chamber Rainier Beach-Duniap social cen lain, who will ter will meet at Dugdale’s hall make her bow to Rainier Hoach, tomorrow afternoon the young at o'clock for the purpose dls gressional set election December in choice ¢ tripe effec Tan Taffetas h stripes of cussing the coming Special Thanksgiving services were held at the Salvation Arn hall this morning, and will b tonight. The eae Records were « smashed * the county flee ® when the more than 2 taxpayers whe vart e and to id the pay 15 per cent per an- *| num which attaches after No- vember 30, The Seamen's Church Institute of |f Americ Cherry st i} cated by Uishop Keator of Oly pla Performing horse, owned by Miss Dorothy Stimson, to appear at the Metropolitan theatre. It will be a great time for the youngsters of the Junior Guild and the Orthopedic hospital at the Metropolitan theatre tomorrow ts the a bdet, snd: the on & stage will NUERNBERG PRIVATE SANITARY S517 22nd Av. H. W. Tel. Ballard 1185 spleen fill them with wonder and delight It will be given in ballet form and | in three scenes, and will show litt Cinderella in kiteben and in palace No the bill will be a big few: ture. » 8" Is a beautiful triek by Miss Dorothy Stim 2 ag | evening | PICTURE ‘SHOWS = « ‘ ai ind Decept The Halfbreed Cireuit State Tax! City Busy Cupid trian Arm Class T RRR RR EERE ERE EH 2eeeee teens eee jaingers will be heard at the hambra theatre tonight and tom¢ jrow night | A week from § people b t nee Vir I ns on exbibitic lat the public | Caledonian society celebrated the St. Andrews with story over the ban Aretic club las Mathew Dow presided Nov jday anywhere north of the equate but that it ‘wh pened was y long to some people at Franklin, Tenn It was about that hour when the confererate general Hood dashed down Mountain Ash Choir of Welsh) Peeeeeeeeeeeeee After listening to the wrang ling Of lawyers for two weeks ony of witnesses in of J. B. Hart againet Wiley, Jodge Tallman tn yesterday that some be injected into the Ks. Judge Tallmat on on hoth aides would be Mmited eee eee meeirererter te jcting of th ecinets, an elty into [$8.50 All are Fall and W “ ve WOOL MIXTURES red and line plain gored The coat skirts are pan The lot includes Suits in bla SIZES 34 TO 42 INCLUSIVE. th he reg DIAGONALS ular mod SERGES ceable wea FANCY SUITINGS AND hard-wearing grade of satin; the ated at tomorrow's Also Featured for Tomorrow, Exceptional Values As Follows: 20 LONG PLUSH COATS FOR WOMEN, 1 $16.50. 1,700 Yards ‘‘Princess”’ and “Sunray” oe Dress Materials spec 25 LONG CLOTH COATS in various pop- Women’s Margaret Aprons Special, 18c 3 of washable two lle who had been lin, When them in f s nothing to do but daddle and the Fortunate y, howev ther union tr did pot sta when the: them coming and the battl fought right t AT THE THEATRES Moore nh BOW Alias Jimmy Vale Metropolitan — "The Hunite Seattie—"The Lois—"Re Orpheum—Vat Pantages udeville Empress—\ ville Grand—\ was 4 o'clock w tion pic fall fe RRR RR EEA SEAL HH HO $1 $1.50 $2. = The Present Stock of | Wash Goods Remnants : cee i the High-Grade Special | 10¢ | Yard cies ; ce : : he mk. ae —an accumulation | hy Hin standard-grade w ashable materials, among them SHOE Seer. | 8 Women’s Silk-Boot Hosiery i} Poplins f pausemenre FOR MEN ) elect mane cies. wal Hn Be MOORE THEATRE H a. Brigit Women’s Silk Boot H with elastic co At the Packard Store Friday Special 915 First Avenue 50Trimmed Hats iat REGARDLESS COS’ At $2. 00 ; a backs. EGA E OF T OR VALUE. c LL Ba New Costume Waists Special | $1.85 | Special ANDSOME china silk White Enameled Mixing Bowls ae with high kr Special alt Ate. Each amepige ' ual Packard Shoe Store A ey tl ek rs | wom d Matfer 4 fitting style, i white plaid, or white checks, ated and trimmed i ¢ s8; Special 18¢. i MARGARET APRONS of Fortune HESE dainty fabrics are made by t To Sell at |] 12: | Tomorrow he “11m thankful for this,” eaye ag —the “Princess” Costume Silk is a plain weave LARGI mayor, “Sunray” ed not fret, . Silk is patterned with a all figures ed in attract- worry nor Both come in white and a w Seeeeeeeeeeeee ‘en will anewer the call -* * * * * * * * * * * * * * « and are excellently adapted for holiday fancy-work purpose 5 in many at- tawers of ty Com- elved, k, and trim- embroidery ertion and HENRY MOUTONX eee Wanted includes many t.Salesroom, inch Flannelettes D KISSLING, Kimono Crepes RA. 1005 Larkin St., San Prancise?, Cal Velours lisle top, double H. B. WARNER IN “ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE” Prices—E Oc to 3 M Toda eto s Metropolitan Theatre I Special Thenkestvin r rg AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK has been “PEE FORTUNE mUNTER” whole line of s and d Fres—s2 to boc. mt : tion oper with the goods now on the way to S Seattie Theatre $1 .0O $1 50 | | you your pick of} | Wy 18¢ PAIR— at Salesroom, and the corpora- hipped from the factory must be sold before the new cattle now on han Choose from smar Ka @ bans and h | in a wide ran 52. A5 | = fects, including ments and silk a fas hio ma 4b le ef- fancy feathers, orna d velvet bows $2.00. —Dase Special, for Friday, give Will give you your choice of Dress Waists effectively trim of white or cream net over and crochet les Oxfords that al- | ways sell at $4.00 to $5.00. many sty many styles of regular lines 5.00 and $6.00, red with lace branded $ or heavily embroidered in rose desigt e are e short HIGH GRADE ADVERTISED PACK get another chance like this, neck and long Sleeves, gthe e GENUINE, RELIABLE, Mats., 10c, 2 ARD SHOES, and city v ver Next—“The Web.” Mat. Thankeg’ aS ST gee: ER a UE, ere Every shoe in this sale is to be s old at a big reduction and SATISFACTION GUAR- ANTEED ON EVERY PURCHASE or money cheerfully refunded, and Children’s Black K s in close- ccliphaabstaliusce with clasp fastener, special soy. aes) = 915 FIRST AVENUE =] - REDE NELSON) “=f niget, Bate We will be ready at 7:30 Friday morning, and “be on the job” until this stock is sold,