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The evening world., 1901-10-17
RAND JURY AFTER JUSTICE JER0N
FEAR BANK MESSENGER
HAS MET WITH FOUL PLAY.

company. SO !: does no; care.
rm.;age Il only ;wenty-one years oto'
tall. dark and rather Eood-lookinS. He
wa. cabin boy on Mr.. Frank Tiforda
Yacht for two years and showed such .
desire to advance himself that Mr.. III
ford, who Is a director in the New Am
.,erdam Bank. got him a place there one
year ago.
Arm!tage was bright. worked well and
had all the confidence OF his superiors.
HIS brother and sister were At :he
bank this morning. They said they
were sure that young Armitase had
NOT me, with foul play.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
Carriage In Which Mol
ineux and His Father
and q Detective We're
Riding Broke Down
On the Way to the
Station.

the look OF an Invalid. that was some
what heightened by his d!fldcni air.
Insiinct;vcly he shrank from observa.
ton. for q crowd OF newspaper men
and railroad employees were watching
him as he stepped from the train.
Mol!ncuS and the attendant moved
quickly across the station platform. De.
tcctivc Mcknight carrying a dress suit
case containing the few personal be-.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
MAY ExPEL DON CARLOS.
IsaIy Hears that lie .. Plating
\unlut Spuin, in Venice.

PARIS. Oct. IA despatch to the
I.!berte from Rome says 1t Is reported
there thu, the Italian Government in
tends to cxpel Don Carlos. the Spanish
Pretender, from Venice, IN consequence
OF Information that the Pretcader has
had frequent conferences with party
leaders from Spain. which are believed
TO be connected with the present trouble
In that country.
The evening world., 1901-10-17

Mr. Carnegle's conscience would die.
tate In the matter
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Johnson has law
Offices with william J. Carr HE could
not be found there to-day SIR. kent
was known to Mr.. Low and the mana
gers OF the Fusion campaign as a per
sistent applicant FOR employment rs y
campaign speaker
The evening world., 1901-10-17
"KENr" WROTE LETTER.
when Carnegie Failed to Reply r
Jefferson job nson Did SO for Him.

Lincoln W. Kent recipient OF tho
mythical Carnegie letter Is Ea!d b the
Brooklyn Eagle his afternoon 10 be
Thomas Jefferson Johnson. the Johnson
doubtful. He In alleged to be a prolific
writer OF campaign literature using for
that purpose the nom de plume OF "I-!n-
coin W. Kent"
TIL. Eagles informant appears an.
onnousiy In the columns OF that publ.
cation. His story IL that Thomas JEFF
forson Kent. weil.known lawyer in
Democrat, wrote to Mr.. Carnegie. but
wrote one himself. His explanation to
his friends for this remarkable conduct.
they assert. 10 that he know Just what
The evening world., 1901-10-17
Fishing snip a"d Crew Mi..lns.

FECAMr. France, Oct. 1.-THE Jo-
scphinc Anne. a tarcc-mnsted fishing
vessel belonging 70 thLs port. has been
missing since she sailed from here for
the Banks OF Newfoundland. IL Is pre-
sumed that the vessel was los, and her
crew. numbering thirty persons have
perishcd
The evening world., 1901-10-17
A! WORTH.
Fourth Racc-FederaI !. w. J. Deboc 2. HaNan! g.
Fifth Racc-Money Muss !. Burnie Bunton 2. II You Oar
TOLD IN TABLOlDS.

CHILD WIFE CONFESsEs.
Mrs. Emma Collins. n bride OF
sixteen. was released In Union Hill
Court to-day after she had con-
fessed TO taking $235 from another
woman.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
WIDOW SUES MACY AGAIN.
DENIES "sHAKE pOwNs."

Fire Chief Croker denied to-day
the charge OF Justice Jerome tina.
Hremen had been subjected to
''shnkedowns' for transfers and de-
tails. 1T Ia utterly false" he said,
II would not stand for any such
thing In this department. II does
not exist"
The evening world., 1901-10-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty
SIX hours ending at y y. VI.
Friday for New York city
and vicinity Rain Tonight,
Friday fair and coolers
fresh westerly winds.
The evening world., 1901-10-17

Chosen by Con nolsscuss.
TIE Psansyirania Railroads trains 10 the wes
are 7composed Of the nnsst equipment possible %
obtain and run on rapid scheduled -
The evening world., 1901-10-17
cial Sessions. Decision was re-
served.


SHOT AND ROBnED.
MIDDLESBORO. Ky. Oct. IT,
Pete r. Colgan. paymaster OF the
Virginia Iron Furnaces. was way
laid. shot and robbed OF $4,000
about midway between this town
and the furnaces to-day. A posse
pursued the robbers. but they es.
capped to the mountains.
WIDOW SUES MACY AGAIN.
A third Injunction wa: :sked for
by the widow. Laura J. Haskins. to.
day, TO restrain r. II. Macy e Co.
and the George A. Fuller Construc-
ton Company from further demoli.
ton OF the house No. III West
Thir,y.fourth street. where she
and her son still hold their restaur-
ant In the basement. though the
four-story house above them has
been torn down. Justice Macl>ean
reserved decision.
The evening world., 1901-10-17

To Cur. a Cold IN One Day
fsts Laxative Brouo Quinias Tlblsta All drug.
ritts refund the money II Il faiis 10 cure Q. W.
Erove's siEnltvfs u each esL Ia -
The evening world., 1901-10-17
Mosr,s APPEAL HEARD.

MOsT's APPEAL HEARD.
Justice MacI-ean heard argument
to-day on Herr Johann Mosts ap.
plication for a certificate OF reason
able doubt. pending an appeal from
the Judgment OF the Court OF Spe-
The evening world., 1901-10-17

An Itincrant Hoatclrys II I
tho fsnnsyivakia Limited onsrs all - eaAav
dsur and eousenienes o. . great nieder1s hetsis
Rapid schedule from SeR fors % Cafsz<as - j
The evening world., 1901-10-17
GARRoTED on BowEnY.

on BOWERY.
Ernest Tiske. steward OF the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. was hold UP and robbed by
four men at Hester street and the
Bowery. They choked him and took
all his money. They were arrested
and locked up.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
George Armitage Went
Out to Collect $780,
900 for New AmSter.
dam National Bank
and Never Returned
His Wallet Received
was $4,000 Short.

from cabin boy to hank clerk.
The bank IS secured by guarantee
The evening world., 1901-10-17
MOLINEUX liked THE
FEEL OF The SUNSHINE. !"

As Roland Moineux was being brought down from Sin
Sing this afternoon the sun beat into the car window and GET
moIneux reached over to pull down the shade
Never mind governor said the prisoner, "Ike the fed
Of the sunshine.
Gen. MoIneux turned away with tears in his eyes.
The trip was without incident the prisoner chatting g|adf
with his father and later with his attorney, Mr. Battle
smoked necessarily.
Moncux reached the Tombs at $50 o'clock. He shooj
hands warmly with Dookeeper 0oCerty and Warden Haqeh
On reaching his e he at sent out for big supper and sd
down for the first time in year and half to meal that wa
not prison fare
The evening world., 1901-10-17
TRIED TO LYNCH HIN.

TO LENOH HIN.
Little Marty Greenburg. eight
years old. Of No. IS Ludlow street.
was run over and killed by a Grand
street car last night. The crowd
tried TO lynch the driver. Frank
Braun. OF No. 267 Roebling street,
Brooklyn. The boy was watching
a parade when the car struck him.
The driver did not see him and he
crushed.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
cREsCEUs FAILS TO BREAK RECORD.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 17.-Cresceus in trial against
worlds record Of 202a to-day failed to do better than 205
The track was heavy and CONDITIONS untavorab'e.
The evening world., 1901-10-17
LATE RESGI rs AT ST. LOUIS.

Fourth Race-Fzkane |. The Bronze Demon 2, Survive
Fifth Race-Utcrp !. Charles D. 2. Nellie Regent 3.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12

A priest who had delivered what
seemed to him an excellent and strik-
ing sermon was anxious to ascertain it's
effect on his flock "Was the sermon
today to y'r likin', Pat?" he inquired of
one of them. "Troth, y'r reverence, it
was a grand sermon intoirely," said
Pat, with such genuine admiration that
his reverence felt moved to investigate
further. Was there any part of it
more than another that seemed to
take hold of ye?" he inquired. We'll
now, as we are for akin me, begorra,
I'll tell We. What TUX hoult av me most
was y'r riverences parseverance-the
way we went over the same thing agin
and agin and agin.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12
New Construction Company.

The Hawaiian Engineering and Con-
struction Company, Limited filed arti-
cles of incorporation yesterday with
Treasurer Lansing. The incorp Jrators
were C. H. Atherton, Clarence H.
Cooke, Frederick ]. Amweg, William r.
Castle, Jr., Philip M. Lansdale and
Philip L. Weaver. The company is
for $4,000, with a provision
to increase the same to a sum not ex-
ceeding SEQ, 600. The company will en-
gage in the general construction bust
ness. The officers are: President,
Charles H. Atherton; secretary and
treasurer, William r. Castle, Jr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12
Gard Of Thanks.
Camp Mckinley, Honolulu, H. T.,

Camp Mckinley, Honolulu, H. T.,
March IL, 1901.
The Blue Ribbon Club" through
Secretary Edward L. Thornton, desires
to express their sincere thanks to the
following ladies and gentlemen for
their kind assistance in the entertain
ment at Camp Mckinley Friday even
ing, March 8:
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner, Mrs. E..
D. Tenney, Mrs. James B. Castle, Mrs
Kinsella, Prof. Zelleno Mrs. A. NJ
Stangenwald, Mrs. S. M. Damon, Mrs
j. N. Mcdonald, Mrs. 7. Hollinger. Mr..
Frank Atherton, Mr.. E. M. Stone,
Nessrs. Whitney & Marsh, Ltd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12
HOLE IN THE LUNGS

There are thousands of men
and women, as we'll as ever,
with holes in their lungs: con-
sumption stopped.
Consumption stopped is con-
sumption cured. What does
it?
Some change in the way of
life and SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
With the emulsion, give
some attention to circum-
stances: change from a dark
damp close room to a sunny
dry airy one; from city to coun-
try; from hard to an easy life !;
indoors to out.
a hole in the lungs once
healed is no worse than too
tight waist or waistcoat.
Take the emulsion, and give
it a chance to heal the wound.
Well send you little to try, if you like
SCOTT & BOWNEf 400 Pearl street, New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12

their personal attention, or until our
coming municipal authority takes the
matter in hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
DEATH OF
VALENTINE

OAKLAND. Cal. Doe. q. John
Valentine. the president OF the
Wells Fargo Express Company. died
here this morning after "a long III
ness, He was one OF the founders
OF the old pony express. which was
the firAt regular communication
across the plains ln the gold rush to
California and was one Of the most
prominent figures ~ the West Ton al
most halt "A century,
Possibly the characteristic which
was the greatest factor towards his
high reputation was his long and
couHiHtvnt philanthropy II has
been asserted by his friends that no
man gave more money within his
means than ala Mr.. Valentine. aud
whatever he did in tho way ~ gin.
aid. or encouragement. was accom-
panied with the strict request that u
be- kept secret.
As a literary man he also took high
rank ana waa admitted 10 boz log
lcal writer and dcep thinker A.
various times within recent years be-
contributed 90 different publications
and attracted attention His home
was "a hobby with him aud ~ one ~
the most beautiful in Oakland lio
was "a wide entertainer and enjoyed
the close friendship 81 hundreds OF
his employee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
Frsasries wsraa

Esrh ami every play presented hv the
FrssieyicS Warde company this season
vii ~ EiNen With 4 cousrieta equip
neat 81 special SCENERY. drawn aud exc
eated from special designs rs the mast.
80 q shr scene p@intsFs art. Every
truth and accuracy. No d~ssli has bsen
certified that would lend 10 the psrfec.
ticn ~ the Picture IN fact. Mr. Warde
trings esrh and every produefian prRe.
tlesily eamplsss. ~ far as scenie In.
vsssitnrv l. concerned The arenic fsa.
lures ~ fAs wsrfs plays are the fol.
ksiBg King Lear the thrcne room
Of tie palace. the storm on tho heath
eurnfsld near Dover. ~nelphsgsg. the
aieantehank. the village % coarxs
mes. lllamlrsied fste ~ the Chateau.
Aus u Bruins home. the s@nsre cham.
tsr. the plains 81 PhIilippi .yirkinias.
fhe hcne - NlfEinins. sunrise tn the
AIhsa monntAins the Fcrmm I'm Rome
The repertoire for the week viil 10.
e7sav matinee. The Mountehank n
Taesday nigat and Christmas uuafinee.
~tirxsniHs "Wednesday and Thursday
rixhtz -Juiins Caesar - FrldAy and
safarssy niwhts King Lear.
.sTne Girl From Msxlm.s"
X u rasher stroux assertion 10
rake tnaf the lRtesf Frenrh fsrre.
-Thr Gigi from Naxim's whirh h
q - presented hfre 40 The seattle
tssAser Tor Christmas wick Is oae u
ne ne<t comedies ever seat 10 this
tsHatFy grpw Paris. AHf tkns - whar
y Fiainaed for this niay rhe Girl
frsm Maxlns had rs frst prndnrfion
- America Al the Criterion fheater
New YORK ne engsxemens there vas
hlxhiy successful lastlre npwardx 1g
one hundred aud Hfty nixhfs Slnea
leaFtng New YMk q few ~ the large
fififs have bad The pleasure % seeing
the romefty While II u very FrwaehY .
y = claimed shHf shsre II aoghEnx 10
cfead the most faNstdi0ux The con
fany. ue are told u an excellent one
tssag fhe same and nuiy ems that ore.
ssatsd the play IN al 81 the large
rtftfs
The plos involves the difficulties en-
trsfntered ~ physician as the
fssHff - friends finding hlm asleep on
Q sofa N hts roor7. wfsh a giri tn the
kAd. The doctor explains that Ne "a
cas with she boys the nl9ht before visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

ia the vicinity ~ Lake Washington hd
Joining that tract ~ land recently pur
chased By the city from che Puget Mil
Co. was considered at o. meeting of fhe
council roumltier ON parks aud bnule
vardn John ~ MeGfhw addressed the
meeting un behalf ~ The owners ~ the
land. No dehulto action WAS taken
The corpora lions committee briefly
discussed the franchise asked for hy ~
~ lewis to tuuuei Hehcon hill FOR an
electric railway, humber u minor
amendments were proposed but the com
mitteH decided go lag the matter over
until another meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES. f:


ing Maxim's cafe. and he suppomes the
Eiri came home with h1m. she In.
slsts upon staying around. aad As the
physician u married all Kinds % trou.
bic snsneA before she can be disposed
what hsppsnsd to Jsnss"
The Thlrd Avenue thea,.r win have
splsndid Christmas Offering In what
Hsppened to Jones' wnieh will ns
Played there all n~xt wesk. eommenr.
nc with matinee tomorrow. IL IL
claimed that there has never b~cn
better cempany tn shss favorits farce
han that which wiil appear In this
engagement
b~an Raymond. Who plays the men.
dseious hymn-boak drummer IN What
Happened In te0ea" tells the feiiew
ing which he thinks especially sppro.
pirate 70 the part % ~Jon~s.- IN whirh
certain wesfrhestsr county dom.
inle was teacher ~ q boarding school
dnrinx the week and prrarhrd on sun.
day. Tic Vas very much worried b..
cause the parents % hls pupils were
slow shout paying their bills. TAings
sos 80 bad that Il nnaiiy became q
Personal question with the batrher and
thr baker. We vas AZ his wits ends
AZ 70 how 70 make ends meet A small
check came In very opportunsiy enc
Saturday. and that same niEht there
was an Increase u ona In hlA gamisF
The boys In hts school went the nsxt
dsy 20 his ehurch. expecting 20 hear
the dominic refer - the little straaxcr
that had eome 70 the house Bnt the
old dousinie's mind wAs fuii 81 the
financial Transaction. and bis pupils
we're amazed 20 hear him say IN bis
prayers. 1--WE thank thee % Lord for
the little succor that thou has sent us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
ARE LONG
ON CRIME
0lymplans Have Trouble
of Their Own

OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE Capital
CITY. which, As the farmer said IN
speaking OF his nearby village, Is so
suiet that even the unexpected very
seldom happens. has made record
II the past few weeks that IL star
slng IN The criminal annals Of Thurs
tun county. since November IA nine
criminal cases have boon recorded.
each enc OF the crimes having been
ennmistsd in or quite near olympia.
ne superior court calendar for the
next jury term Is already FULLER than
Il has been since the palEny days OF
IA boom. In VI and "a Since No
sfmeer IS mere crimes, punishable
T. Imprisonment IN the state peni.
,ssssary or heavy hneS. or both finss
AZ Imprisonment. have been com
rAted than for the three past years
sonshinet.
90 the night Of November rs. dur
i've the rrogi cSs ~ row it, a house
81 al-fame. Harry Crowhurxt drew
: revolver aud shot Oscar Jacobsen,
ard the latter lay at the point Of
death for more than q month az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

hospital but finally recovered. Since
that niEht crime seems to have had
fun sway.
The List
Following Is a fun list Of the
crimes committed and the pcrpe-
traitors; Harry Cruwhurnt, assault
with intent Go commit murder. VIII
Prince. murder In the second de-
gree. James Ingrahsm. rape on his
own daughter. who was rs years Of
axe; William Chapel rape. ON the
same girl. Charles Hardt. USING pub.
lie funds Tot private snin Charles
Undersill, forgery, Alfred Butler,
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, I'D o'Netl. petty larceny.
Orsn Murray. petty larceny.
Each or the above defendants have
had their preliminary hearings and
have been held for trial In the SUI
perier court Aside from the above
criminal eases there are numerous
ciVi damage suits. and other legal
tangles 60 be Strengthened out. snd
the jury that Il drawn 20 hear them
al will certainly earn It's salary.
Judge -. Y. Linn viii preside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
BITS OF GAIETY

Hector q, Romano and Ella Ger
aldine uolan. were married Wednes-
day az the Sacred Heart church by
Rev. Father CouvFettr.
The Wedding - Miss Caroline Col,
her o. Mr. A, g. Smith has been an.
bounced snd Will take place on Nsw
Yeas nighL
Miss AnAa Thamssn will give a dane
Tag party ai her home. ftnS Slsteensh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

avenue, On December "a. 10 about hfty
Of hrr friends
Nj Chaa u. smith aud Mr. Chaa.
Mckenzie VIII give a dancing party
December 81 at tittieH hall The
petronrsaos 81 the Rnair are Mrs q W
Dickinson. Mrs Gardner Nerkea,
Morrison.
Mr. g. A. Maydwel ~ San Fran
cisco, who y on hlH way home from
New YORK city, has been the guest II
Mr. aud Mrs, \. T. crawford, ma
very pretty wedding took plac. on
Thursday evening ~ o'clock at the
residence 81 lion. Wilson u DAY, q. y.
district attorney, i7dd fifteeuth ave.
nue., between John sylvester curtis aud
Celia Ettp Armhtust. both ~ this city
Rev. o. NJ Randall nnlciatiur
Prof Little viii give dancing party
az his hall an Christmas night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

Anything that bespeaks a
refined taste YOU can find
in this drug store. All the
finest imported Perfumes;
all the richest Toilet Arti-
Giles, solid Ebony, mind you;
delicious Bon BonS and
Chocolates, fresh from the
makers, not made up weeks
ahead for the holiday
rush" AtomizerS and pref
ty toilet bottles for ladies OF
quality; in short, everything
from the stiff military brush
down to the softest puff for
baby. Every price is low,
lower than you'd expect
such things of high degree
to be. Come in and see the
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
BASEBALL MATTERS

will next year b. composed ~ the four
original clubs President ", II. Lucas,
Who Is now IN the city, has made "a
EFFORT t. add Helena ard hu{tr q the
league. rhiz PROTEST fell through eN'
ing to the fact that satisfactory rail
road rates could mot b. secured
Next year Seattle n the only team
that VIII coatinae under the sane man
aFemeut n 81 Durdaie will BE- In
charge Jack Grim. Who managed Fort.
lard last year. viii have hold of spo'
kane.
George nalrvmpie aud John Kelly. 81
the Southern nud California leagues. re-
<rrctiVely. viii - With seattle nsNt
year The team will be greatly strength.
eued throughout and should play Win
aims hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
Council Committee Meeting

The prnbositian % the Seattle aud
fake Washington Waterway 10. 20 buy
sufplua water II the rlfv FOR niuiliag
purposes WAS discussed III Some length
by the cifg council water committee last
niEht The committee adjourned. how
ever without taxing action
The proposition 20 bur the property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
TO GIVE FINE
PRESENTATION
Ladies' Relief Society TO Produce
"The Oracle" al the Grand

Preparations are we'll under way FOR
she production ~ Mary Louise Carr e
iunefui comle epers. The orhels." by
the Ladies' Nenef society AZ the Grand
January Ia aud A. The production b.
far the rost pralsewerthy ebiect ~ rails
inx funds Tor the erection of ncw
uiphanas~ In this rits
The ladies Relief society has for
manY years past cared Tor The hnmelrsa
orphans 81 The community The present
quarters have bccn found Go be alto
Ecthef too cramprd faf the proper car
ryius On ~ the charitable work. aud a.
the society npw owns seventeen lots 10
the northern part ~ Tie city tt was
thought advisable tn hegin thr ronstfuc-
tion a. soon at funds were available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
DERAILED

JERSEY CITY. ~ j.. Dec. n .-
IN east bound passenger train on
the Erie railroad Was dsraiied this
morning at Bergen tunnel The en-
gineer and several passengers were
injnrd.
Christmas novelties IN burned
leather. Jessie 81 Elliot. room ~
Boston block. 49,.
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel CO.
"A
Umbrellas endless variety at
Mooru's. 7o5 Second avenue. ...
Ebonoid and Celiulold Goods
Denny coryeii Co. 49,.
-sHss=aa=sua -
Get silver novelties at Moore's. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

There's an air ~ luxury and
comfort about these that brinre
delight to those fortunate enough
90 number one Of them among
their Christmas presents
Handsome Fur SearfH of Beaver,
Mouffion, Sable, opoHkurn. Black
NHrt~n, etc. $3.50. ~ 90.
$500, Si2.5O. RI6.5O.
or stylish yard and a-haif long
ostrich feather boaH ln black and
gray "a. each $3.50, 5000.
Ef2.5O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
Christmas Tree AbIare

Candies on a Christmas tree ~ the
window 81 the Geiden naie Hazaar iEnits
III some ipHammahls substance ~ 10 %
last evening. TIE nrs apparatus Nas
called out. but only a fsw haeksfs Of
water we're necessary 90 pat out the
Gre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

FUR scARFs OF River Mink. Jap
Seal and Blue Hare, regular
price $3.50 each, for .......SI.Ds
Better ones Of Stone Marten, OPP
ossun and Imitation Blue Fox.
worth $40, for ..... .....&2.75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22
Mems Furnishings

NECK WEAR Of every correct
sort Bows. Tecks. Four-in-
Hands, Imperials. each - 2oc,
Doe. 75c. x1.OO.
SUSPENDEKs - Ligie and SILK
Web. a.. Dair-25c, 50c, 75c,
- 90.
NIGHT ROBES ~ muslin or ten
MIS- flannel, special values a..
each .-....... Doe. 75c. 81 90
GLOVES ~ English dogskin or,
suede tans. red and browns, pair
...... ......... O.. ~ 90. y 80
Outing FLANNEL pAJAMAs. cor,
feeily made, Z-piece suits, al six
w. SUI .ss..fss. ..ssssss.tF 10
Laundered SHIRTS. long or short.
bosom, best value in the coun-
iiyt each ... ..+... s...s..N 90
Mems fine white Lawn HAND
HEkCHiEFS, with initial. at.
f1fh s.s.s-s.. +-s..s.....s...-iU Zoe
OF White Lawn with Hemstitched
Border, a.. each .......5c. 1De
Then Of pure Belfast Linen, spec
lal values. a., each-I5c. 20c.4
25c, 35c.
or white SIX, with handsome in-s
itials, at. each .:.... 25c. soc /.
Also plain White SILK ones with
IA in. hemstitched borders. each
-.. ...... ...5Oc. 75c, s1.Oo
Pretty colored silk ones, AZ. each
......... ......... go. .25c, Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

FANS An Kinds and an oolors.
hand painted. fpHuEied, lace
trimmed. from, eauh ...........
.....25c TO $3.50 and $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-22

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