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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-27
GOvERNM ENT
TRANSPORTS

II seems almost a certainty that
the transport Warren VIII be made
into receiving vessel at the Puget
Sound navy yard. although that fact
has not been officiaIly announced
There II considerable speculation az
20 what disposition viii be mnde OF
The receiving ship Nipeic. The lat
ter IL an old. wooden vessel. which
has been stationed az Bremerton for
some time. Her days OF usefulness
are almost over. The reception Of
apprentices II all that she II NJ for.
and now that the Warren is 70 take
her place. n is probable that she VIII
be made into a coal hulk for the navy
yard.
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BROOKS IS
ARRESTED
onsvrarcs solieisor Taken IN or csa-
piaint Of Sherwood osllsspy

Lincoln Brooks. the alleged sm-
Dealing Insurance solicitor. was ar
yeased az ncon today on Second ave-
nue. by Deputy sheriff Doian. The
arrest was made on a warrant sworn
- by Sherwood Giliespy before Jus
lice Cam.
Brooks In held pending the out
eofne OF HIS Efforts 60 raise a ssaa
bond. II Is thought that he can Oh
tasn II. and he VIII probably be re-
6eaeet some time this afternoon.
The present charge made against
Brooks II similar 10 that preferred
against him several days ago BY
Frank Waferhouse-
AIR. Clilespy alleges that tho en-
bexxlemrnt was committed On Feb.
n Of this year. AZ Csufraiia. He ae-
Eases Brooks Of being several hum
bred dollars short In his accounts
Including sfo31t collected en- y
urorni<sory note.
civil suits 20 recover tire sllexed
shortage will probably be instituted
BY Mr.. Gliiespy against James Lee.
0ne 81 Brooks bondnen.
II il underptnod Brooks has agreed
% make the settlement with Mr.. Wa
oerhoussL
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LIBELED BUT
SAILED HOME

The Globe Navigation companys
freighter Eureka. Captain O'Brien.
which arrived from San Francisco
early this morning Was lioeied In
that city on November = for fl-sVs.
The iibeliant - the johnson Locke
Mercantile Company. and the action
grows out Of the alleged failure OF
the Eureka 10 deliver q consignment
OF coal which the Eureka carried
from Seattle to San Francisco. The
coal was delivered at Oakland BY
mistake.
The Eureka had a pleasant voyage
ur. bringing 80 tons Of scrap iron.
oil and merchandise She will prob
ably be laid up for some time.
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he beat posslhie chrlatmaa sift for
little tots or grown folks at most
IS sieafue auKIHH The sale r. plan
ned 10 fpiieNn ta Hisfmas rush ms
much a. t# be Hundkers
thlafs tea fHe tee OF eeouanY
better Tam sees
A - entIdfsta Picture Handksr.
essiefa. many sorts.
Al . Ton TO-. White Iismatitohed
kerehiefa. with eeIared borders.
Al %. Picture Handkerehiefs In
many new ana novel designs.
At se. Womens White itemstiteh-
ed kefehiefa. lace corners, worth Ice
At Toe. Plain aud Fancy Ker.
chiefs FOR Wamen. lace embroidered
or hemafitehcd
At 2ae. hundreds Of pretty Kerr
chiefs. lace edged. scniioped. em-
broiaefed, initiated. hsmstitched.
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that an gambling IN the eity would
be closed. lie failed to state hiH
reasons for fearing the calamity
which he mentioned
Councilman James. 81 the Fourth
ward, In which the Mullen saloon
aud gambling house rs located, dis
ssowed any intention Of tryins 10
run IL and other gambling houses out
Of the Fourth ward. He admitted
that there we're probably other sim
TAR gambling houses IN that ward.
hut could not see how he was In any
way responsible 20 hts constituents
for the eity'a connivanec Ia the eVn.
lie dismissed the subject by saying;
Il am IN the legislative department
cf the city. This gambling PROPOSE
ton u altogether In the hands OF
the executive department. aud I VIII
have nothing 20 do with II"
Aheut Muilsn's Place
Muilenss plaee, n IL claimed. IN con-
Quoted by John itiilbury. O'hrisn
and Mullen having - per cent. M
terest In the profits.
The place has been under Muilcn's
control for the paat two years. ana
internationally gambling has been
conducted there since Muii-n took
charge.
Mullen Was known originally 40
tenderloln saloonhecper. lie moved
from the red light district 20 hts
present location. With hi4n came q
nusssber Of saloon haawerH~on who
Loaf In and about the place MI the
time These. With women OF avuht-
fui character. haunt the place with
the result that unuaVory reports OF
their doings have gained cirruia-
tien. Net more than two monshs Rgo
Mrs. Mark Norton. wife 81 = well
known gambler. was "tnucfseif' for
her valuable diamonds willis asleep
IN sfullen'e place The fe'eels were
shiawn bach ard the matter hushei
ur No arrests we're made.
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sTaEET car MEMS BALL

The annual Thanksgiving ball
given b. the Seattle street railway
employees az Ranke's hall last night.
was one Of the most suecessfui Of
many Thanksgiving eve social af-
fairs. The floor vas crowded with
the street car boys and their friends.
and the balconies we're one mass Of
pretty gowns and sweet faces. More
than zro couples we're on the floor
fn she Grand rrarcd
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BARBARISM

TACOMA. Nov. 27.-The 81
b<rfnn ccnsiets ~ the settie-
ment OF Aiexandrosk have gone
on a strike. refusing uourtsb-
ment until more humansly
treated according TO recent ar
rivals from siberia The news
was brought from Shanghai by
the Oriental liner Olympia.
which arrived last night. IL Is
stated that the convicts. most
" undergoing sentence for po-
iiticaI ofrenses. are loaded with
chains. herded In dark cells tln-
provided with sanitary arrange
rn~nfs, and are often kept In the
cells for weeks al a time. In
fictitious diseases have broken
out among them. and the aick
are left to suffer IN their cells.
even the corpseg being left TO
putrefy among the living
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Classified Ads
70. s.l.-cl,y Fssi Estate

Fof 1sIe-Iitf Fssl Estate
A SNAP
Lot eoxt2e. third lot from corner OF
jackson. on sfth. sewer completed
on TO the lot owner must have
money. price 1850.
MUST III SOLD
I elegant lots unsurpassed view.
with large. s-foon1ed house which
would cost g&ese to build. ad1oin-
ing four lots WE'RE aald for t1boa.
On which there IL a 10000 house
being erected. making this an sK-
ceptiouhIiv good buy at fa7s0.
DECIDED nkhGAfS. :.
Lars rtosis4n s-fpufa cottage, asi . fufl sife
81. with stable &1M taiffinn. rat
- COO. viii saH Toe o. go. fffs cash.
hataaes SIS : aaaftsF.
A. LAWhfsNCE. 49, Escuna Arsuss.
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SHOPLIF1ER
GATHERED IN
we'll Dressed Woman Tries to steal
nm Waise

Well Dressed Woman Tries to Steal
9llk Walss
Another shopllfter was caught IN
ne act last night. she now Occur
Dies cell In the city jail. This one
LAS caught stealing . Silk wntst
IRWIN the counter u a dry goods
Dtorc az the corner Of Second avenue
ana Pike street One OF the clerks Of
he establishment detained her while
- telephone message was sent 10 thu
police station for an officer. D~tec-
Tive Tennant responded and took the
Car offender 20 the city sail.
The woman r. about IS years of
wxe and sald her name was Miss
Dxnrie Spencer. she gave her cc-
bupatfou ~ that Of q domestic. Her
r1otheu Indicates that she y Of q bet
Der class than she attempted 70
nnow.
when question~d she save the po-
n1ce bot little information concern
Zn9 herself further than that she re-
o<4es on sixth avenue. II h prob
bbs< thar she WIN be prosecuted for
Oefty larceny.
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STOLE HIS PONY

u. :. Klernpfner Of 1920 Second
avenue. reported 10 the police today
that his horse Was stolen from Pine
street and Belmont avenue yester-
day. Mr.. Kiempfncr sayH that ne
tied the norge. a small polo pony. 70
a post whlIi he went In house.
Tyhef, no returned the nag was gone.
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THEFT Al BALLARD

The theft Of an oyercoat from a
dummy IN front OF n Ballard store
was reported 70 the Seattle police
today. $. n. Freld. merchant OF
that suburb. reported The matter
The coat vas valued at tlb.
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----------------~---------a~--
May ASK
PROMOTION

EVERETT. Nov. IA special
meeting 81 shs chamber Of commerce.
was held last night TO consider the
question of taking steps TO have Ev-
erett advanced from CITY Of the
third class 10 one Of the tlrsf. A
population OF U.so9 h required. and
il il believed that Everett nov pos
sesses that number
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Boys Waists. m pereale and
outing fisnnei. aEes 70 Il years.
value 9sc. for i#s.
Boys Knee tenta. In ages I 10
~ Year,. value 10. for lie.
Woausns Fast Black Cotton
Hose. satin finish. doubls toe and
heel. beat DC quality; from : 20
IL az lie a pair.
Fancy coiorca Striped and Fig
ursd FibSoha. from I 20 inches
wilde. - warranted ali pure silk. new
bright shades To choose FROM
guaranteed 70 wash. worth up %
tsc yard. sale price ) 20 II. lee
each.
White Applique bureau 6earfs.
size isxsf inches. made from very
fiueAf linen LAM. ali open pal
terms. worth It's each. sale price
Z 10 II. tsc each.
Ladies' Fine White Linen Hem
stitched initial Handkerchief.
full size. perfect condition. worth
&c and 1pe each. sale price s 20
N. lie each.
white Cotton Point de Paris
I.ac@~. from IA to 6 inches wide.
new open designs with strong
acaiioped edges that will wash
and scar wet. worth regularly
re. s5c and ssr = yard: snas price
4 to ~. iec = yard.
black ard colored Net NesllnRN
with coi0rrd chenille dots. rev
mesh. very finest quality. worth
up fo-s7c a yard. sale price TO
n. lie per yard.
Polished Cinns Wine Glasses.
well finished and neat shapes.
regular Tfc dnxcns : to IL. Sc
each. Only q 70 a customer.
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MEMS FILINGS

Here's n Iot Of worthy aavinxH for
men. The proper styles always fair
~ priced. are to be made Hfill lower.
the list II Wafthf the closest pefuHal 1
Meas Neetweaf. all sorts of Inn
perinins TcckH and Fuur-in- Hands.
worth sse. and really good value at
that these are to be rold At isc.
Meme Lawn Kefehiefs. with color
ed borders. worth t5s, n for zsc.
Mems Cashmere iiox. worth zoe,
for lie.
Fancy ufesa Shirts. with afln
Blossoms. cuffs to match. worth tL00.
for 7se.
Chmei.a Hair Underwear. worth
Use. on Friday s1e-
outing Flannel Might Robes. worth
ti.5s. fer ff.sB.
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IS ROBBED IN
THE MONTE REy

While in the Monterey tbeater. In
the old tendeFloin. iast night Charles
Kannesz was robbed Of his watch.
Kennetz went into the place 10 see
the show. Several Of the girls
asked him % 90 into the boxes. He
refused. ana soon after left the the
alter. II YVES then that he discovered
that some one had stolen biA watch.
q soild gold affair. lie reported the
matter 20 the police.
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THANKSGIVING
DAY IN SEATTLE

Seattle - today enjoying
Thanksgiving according 10 the
usual program. The staid Old
turkey dinner with plenty Of
cranberry sauce and n tahts
] load Of other esitbies. IL The
featnrc OF the city. AL eeunty.
city and federal offices. TIE
courts. the banks and most Of
the business houses. offices.
etc. are closed
The early ntorntns sun caught
whole host Of nimrofs on
pleasure bent bound this way
and that. They left the city on
boats. trains aud BY private
conveyance. each already IN his
] minds eye seeing hluseif
bringing home more Gasn~ than
! he could comforfa bly, carry
The weather clerk n good to-
day. A bright sun. warming
the crisp November air. ads
cheer TO the day. and a spice 70
Thanksgiving sports Of an
kinds.
The people hogan their
churchgosng early. Many al
] tended the sunrise PRAYER MEET
Ing Of the Christian Endsseor-
D ers. and the early morning
services In other churches The
regular Thanksgiving services
J were largely attended
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AT RIPE
Old AGE
o. p. WHITNEY. a KING COUNTY
PIONEER. DIES AT HouesToN

PIONEER. DIS AT HoUoHToN
4 II. 4. whitney. one % the oldest
eloneerx % ktng county IN point %
Sears. died az hts home In HOughton
ehis morning At the are 81 u Year,.
hfr. whitney came to Houkhton.
Which Is on the east side OF Lake
Washington. - YEARS axo and lived
khsre the rest % his hfe. Death
mas due % old axe. In iS33 Mr..
kShttnev Joined the Indian valley
f.oAee No. ~. |. q. q. r.. and during
Ms life tifue was a member IN good
&tanding OF that order.
Mr.. whitney was widower and
Had no children living. Tive grand
ehlldrrn are now M san Francisco.
H-he funcrai viii be held from the
1IouEhton Congregational church to-
0sorrow. The fuNerai arrAnsemrnts
arc In charge OF Bonney q Stewart.
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Sale Of Jackets

our Fly Front Kerxey. tailor
stitched: these are 2a-inch ard
sold AZ sio.oo.
These. with many other choice
styles. are 20 be sold special Al
tsto.
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$3.50 worth to $3.50

Includes our 23-lnch Gibson Jack
Fl. neatly stitched and lined. that
sold al sii.Ee.
1s-tnch Montagnac Cloth. satin
stitched revcrs and satin lined.
that noId az sf15e.
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We Do As He Asks Us

Decorated China Cupe and
EnueerH. floral tlnts and gold
edges. several shapes 20 choose
from. big values at lsc and &c
each. TO IL. I0c each only to
. buyer.
Tea spoons. standard plate on
white metal. regular &c a doxen,
to II. r for set OF 9. Only 8
70 a buyer
Mems Handsome Plaid Wooden
OsersbIrtE, regular price si.oe.
from To II Friday. each 75c. :
tH the limit TO a purchaser.
Working Mems Heavy Cotton
Eox. no rough seams. At. a pair
Tic.
4 lot Of Mems Wool Fieeced
Uuda1shirtH. no drawers in the
lot. : to II. each tQc.
Universal Eminent. q sure re-
lief for all pains. regular &c bot
Ties; 8 10 III at i2i4c. Limit 2
bottles 10 a customer.
witch Hazel or Arnica GaIyc.
regular &c boxes. 3 to II at i0c a
box. Limit box each.
Loo cakes Of Kinks witch
Hazel or Elder Flower Toilet
Soaps. big fayoritee; . TO II at
&c a cake.
chIldres's School Umbrellas: s
10 II at SIC each.
All Wool Plaid and Check
Fiannsln In Is patterns. at a5c.
value sbc.
ss-fneh All Wool Black Home
spun Cheviof. tee: value sSc.
Flanneietfe and Sateen Waists
IN coiors 9hc.
sT.s6 six and Velvet Waists.
black ard all coiors. t4.e5-
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$3.50. worth so IN sII

This lot includes the following;
Fancy stitched. cord trimmed.
with straps. sold az 1900.
1s-iuch kerrey. with straps and
aiot seams. thcse sold AT tli.oa.
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Nordho a Co

rnaks money % real estate a. ,hir. CON.
cot sra - To- yuarssif y y. oTeaorr.
y. wsss,ss. Is o ual sss'i ssees. - "
ssso--EsAlf acre land. s-room house.
fruit trees. berries. 40 minutes
walk from Brighton station.
81 .Ans.-s-room cottage. modern, on
car line. fine view. this property IL
ON Queen Anne Hill.
II You have city property 70 nell. list
V with ua for quick and satiHfae-
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
ltlf Second Avenue.
Phone james tssG.
ZINE GARDEN spora,
We hsve y lets N south rsrh. All fenced
-, ss on. w s9asrs ,sss'' VT bet ss,. Only
time. this V fully improved and - a
$50 "a IA lots near urcen Lake. on pro.
posed car lire. nns hnd ard easily I'M
oueLHEfM q HOLMAN.
soa New yerh block.
THE ALvoRp AcRE TRAcTs
go 70 5000 per acre.
Five and io.aers tracts % eholr. vansv
Land near Kent ard Close 20 slsctric car
The nsoa u lt Is undcr piew.
eTETrES0REs a AnNEf-I.
y porNeil block.
CHEAP HoMEs
Beautiful cleared slightly lots. $50 20 sTr.
terms, o. down. - monthly. free wstes
smali new house. iArss lot $500, ~rn.
several cottages Tor r-nt. 81 per mon,h up.
owner. Hiilman. cfncps Srst shore Green
Lake. car hns crosses property.
ron sALE.-Fins corner or.n Lake front.
cheap easy terms. alao other cheap lots
different places Ia city. owner 1oo "a
eino block
|
81. 200 cash. 81 500 at per cent. buys
| two fine homes. both rented. pay
ing 20 per cent on Investment. new,
modern. strictly first-class. Taylor
Cook Co, AS Arcade.
For sale--Miseoliansou
/ SPECIAL saie 81 $50 second hand heaters
% all tlaes and price,. and alec srsciai
sale OF - threc-picce bedroom suits call
at Red Front Furniture Co. sos-aiO Gee
Help Wantod-Mais
soLiciroRs wanted faclno Employment
sssne1. iloh Third avenue.
Society Notices
All THE MAN
HOUSE repairing IN all branches rubber
tahles, etc. iib Madison. psonss" 81 SUNSET ns
Main ITO. INDEPENDENT. u 1851
| fthuhall
JAcKsoNs Express and Transfer CO. we
90 AL Kinds 81 teaminE, furniture and
| piano moving. baggage aud trunks trans
| tefrehi stored free days. second and
cherrry, under 'P.-I"i Red Taia
RING UP MAIN TOT
For cleaning ana rcnovatinE rents and
| ladies clothes. city Dye works.
Special Notices
| 49,. GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE
| Those two well known eatnbila hmanta
namely, the Red Front and nlue Front
hnFniture 90. have consolidated and are
oncrinE to tho uublto their $40 600 stsrk
| comprising furniture, cook stoves. heat
| ein tlnware, and household Furnishings
~ All KINDS, AZ prices that will surprise
you. Cnli ana got our prices before
Iurg haainE elsewhere, our new nlare ..
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RAINIER BEACH
HomEHEEkERs PARADISE.
5000. fe0o1. $500 LOTS
a. Am 40 DOWN AND Is MONTH.

rhe pfettiesf and moat conveHlent place on
Lake Washington In which 20 own a
hdmel Wide level lets, Grand Views. finest
coll electric ears from b3ts a. m. 70
~ y, M &c fare school. stores. church,
electric street lights sidewalk, cleared
avenues and tate. hinh and henlthfuii
over $50 lots sold. new homea Eoins up
all over the plat; lots arr selling fast
homes butt on easy terms also. Don Z
delay KeinR 10 Rainier ueaehi take cars
on washington street, see MI Weed,
agent. At office at Rainier Beach, ur call
on owner. C. II. nturtevant 40 Boston
block
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OUTING GOWNS

Comfortable Gowns TO slip into
these cold niEhtn. ana this economy
could never come at more oppor-
tune time.
Womens outing Flannel Gowns
snow white. heavy fieeced trimmings
Of brocaded silk ribbon, worth S2,2b.
on sale Friday Of s1.sa.
AZ the same section these
Infants Slips. trimmed with en-
broidery and hemstitching, were
fi.25 20 st.7b; In two lots Friday. at
7sc and SSc.
Black Mercerized Sateen Aprons.
3s inches long, were 50c. on sale Fri
1ny, ~ 33c.
odd CorHcts, many popular makes.
sizes ~, 10, "a 10 ~. we're &1.50
choice Friday NJ 49c.
SALE OF kERcHIEFS
Here's an opportunity to pick up
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ron SALE $40 TO sfab EACH
itY, fiu tfsh and 81 per month. only a
inW lots itfti Tree wood and water. good
schools churches electric lights and city
water tour miles inside the city limits
~ a city u III 900 people ana only a few
nlorks from the State University bultd.
lnths tne lots arr hiah and slightly. no
other city in the United States onfer.
sueh Inducements and opportunItisa 10
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&c TO spinning for bicvcis repair.
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For an ofd-fa shIoued. horne cooked
turkey dinner. 20 TO Brew stera. sfs
Third avenue.
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Business Chances
a RARGAfS
lc-roomed nat good furniture. rent
only fab per month; a good Ioca-
ton. paying well $500.
Fee Rsns--Fvrnished Rooms
noTf.t. sf.Sffse -
or c,s rss.' s sss ana ssssss s,r-st
isos.s 'rIHsr xvESuK
NEWLY furnished ana unfurnlsg.a rooms.
Arrly at szx4 riufnfnsf strsat bach q
u1mpis Foundry. South Eighth Phone
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Iiis Flrss ave-
prices moderate.
Personal .....-.........
ALWAYS consult the best. King
solomon. the only coiored clair
yoyant and pulmiat In the world"
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunacd. Danger. LOSSES. sickness
can be averted. disaster turned 60
success. despair to happiness. Ad.
vice on business, apeculaflona.
mines. etc. Love and domestic
troubles settled. reunita the sep.
aratcd. tells whom you are better
AAAlNtl ~ IHAiE}s now 10 Win MS
or her love. Anyone aufferina
with the blues or dependency can
he converted back to their former
selves and self-cunfidence restored.
You can consult Prof. King Solo
mon at all hours In hts private Of
flee. ii2i Third avenue. corner
Seneca street.
Financial
a RELIABLE place 70 borrow money On
diamonds watches, iewslry. low Interest,"
n. y. West. soa Pike street.
MONEY on short notice at low rate. pri-
vate money and cempary money to build
Ss aih fson si' sisss H ID :. hai''s
COLLATERAL BANK ,parto . nees,.
money leaned on any eood collateral
TO LoAN-Privste money at low rat. Of
interest Damua & oaner. 100 resier
wsy. foon.. ?. and
Help Wanted-Nale and Female
SEATTLE Employment ohiee~ Work for
men, women and children. COS 81 ave-
nue. Phone. Main iais
1usINEsS DIRECTIONS
Architects
70. W Ho6enToH. utssif Collins. -
Funeral Directors
BtirTERwoR1H suNs@Embail,ef.
is20-it2s Third Tel Phe 40.
Ahstractors
osborne, rnkMPER CO. inc, estab.
nfhed 1900. mining clalEn abstracts Hasa.
mcnt Mutual Lite Hlde phonea-ssun
set. ntsi Independent. SIS
BOOTH wurTTLEsEy : itANFoRp Ab-
etract company. established 1860. Base
ment OF fiailer blk. Telephone MAtn iaa
SEATTLE ABSTRACT CO., N. Y. hin.
huctioneers
AUCTION and commission house bancroft
a STAN. second hand goods bought and
sold large ice box. double story ina
lined. Coz Pike street, u, G. STAN, gem
erAl auctioueer. Tel. Black 2pas
II. q. HfckERroN a CO. genaral aue-
uoneerA 1914 First avenue.
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kn,rwEAa AND HOSIERY

Splendid stocks Of Hosiery and
Uudsrwear for Women and Misses
are 20 be Offered tomorrow fer a
third less than the usual co4t. and
the Annex prices are remarkable for
their modesty. For example on
economy Friday, you can buy
Children's Cotton SfockfpEH. fast
black, flneiy ribbed. All sizes. Sc.
CshiIdrrns Cotton Stockings. a@ece
lined and fin-iy ribbed. worth lie. for
lave.
Wou,sn'n Cotton stockings. fast
black. fleece lined 90 plain. worth soc.
for lee
Another lot OF Flecccd Hose for
Women--Res zsc stocking we've
ever run across. ON sale Friday at
i9c.
Womsn'E Black Cashmere Stock
ings. worth soc. for 3Sc.
Chlldren's Union Suits. Jersey rib
bed, natural color. finely made and
by far the best monies worth here
abou,s; Friday. all sizes 60 At csc.
instead % see.
Wool Vests and Pants for Toye ana
Clrfa. Swiss ribbed. natural color.
worth 7sc. for Friday CSC.
W0men'a Union Suits. jersey rib
bed. natural color. worth 1sc. for soc.
Women'a Wool Vests tnuj vests
only. worth 75c. for aec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-27
DRESS GOODS

All Wool Dress Goods. IN 10 differ
enf shaden eartn sue \ yard. for DE,
All Mooi Venetian. 40 inches wide.
worth bse. for aGa
Fancy silks In cords. stripes, bro
eade and dota. afmuren. tssffetaa. etc,
worth ff.bo, gf.zk and tion. all to
so at ssc.
All Wuai Diagonal WoFstedn, IN ni1
shades. a. in wide. worth sta. fot
5gc.
French Hfannsia in plain coiors.
worth ase. for sse-
DRESS LiAiNoa
fai4e AlierIaas et4ez
fatkc rerrniiuss. es4a
zoe Canvas. fz4e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-27
TOWELS AND pAmAsks

over In this popular. even section,
there is 20 be an Offering OF high
grade Towels and DaspaeAe away ufs-
der the regular pricea; and regular
prices are invariably lowest at the
Annex. a. scores Of housekeepers
know.
Turkish Towels. unbleached. size
2fxss. rare good value ~ 1ec. on FRI
day they're 10 go at he
Linen Hu0k Towels, size 25xss,
worth zoe. for lie.
Unbicached Crash. Is inches wide.
worth Toe. for &c.
Loom Dice Crash. red border or
plain. worth i0c, for iic.
Turkey Red Damaaks. So inches
wide. worth f0c, for asc.
Corded Madrns. IN good designs
and coiors for mems shirts. worth
zoe, for 12hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-27

nsiehert Bros. Pianos 10 gnlon