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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Wrresmsrene fipbt Of staten

SfsIge "gfp Stb" bar Staten fisbt
W9resmprene, CO. 1000 Maal, for
bel 10000 4roner. Mprene bar
bibtil tilbsrt otte at Sparbus @aarb.
bri,sere, Tom bar faaet fra 2 til 10
aroner pr. Waal. Staten oster at
Iabe Spbprfningsarbeioe ubfsre neb
Gtraffanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Np Sanf Iiniiter / ariitiania.

Den 6anife Whittier I ari'ttania
&ummerberre @repeufop GaitenifiolS
bill efter SorIpoenoe / nGr Sremtio
forIobe S~riitianio for at ooertagc
Stiuinaeu iom 3anmarts @eianet
peo Soffet / @ien efter Den npIig iii
Sanif ll6cnrieSminiiter uonppnte
Winiiter @rep @illiam abIefeIet'
2~ourpieen. Som &ammerberre Gre
penfop.G aitenifioIo$ Gftermauo I
ariitiania nPpnes | bel uuberrettebe
8re6ie her / aisbeubaou ben banife
2eeationSiefretGr / Iori8 Sr. Otto
Ghriitian S%capeniuS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

Ist MulpbSrnfnnh. Sra 6leffe.
fioro meb6eles Den 2Sbe Sftober:
@eIhporener Senrifien bar / bisic
Gage befaret ct WoIpbSenglansfeIot
/ Sanosmorf / gaffe Sogn tilbs.
renoe Sfibsreber gernb. Sanien %
Sarah SebIe, Sleffefiorb. gnfeIte
at annisningerne err meget looenoe.
Ser bIep giort Rrspeifuo meb oper.
maabe gooe 8eiuItater. st enfelt
Sf,,o 8ao 6 q 7 og ct anbet 4 a 3
8g. rem Molpbb9n forrben iiprengt
@obs. @ruben lieger irrSeles bel
bigt til ct fort Stpffe op fra Sir
Salspmoet, fun 2 Simers Geiie fra
Sleffefiorb. ct tiosmasiigt anIGg
meb Gruiemaifine os SaIferi bereg.
mes til ca. 10000 8r. Sriien paa
MoIpboeit opgipes for Chen til ca.
5000 Groner pr. Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Zen npe iture Ssmmertnanel mel

Den nge fpre SpMWerIhHHei Hlel'
lem Ssn~esfiorben og Siiterlo I
8Iommenpasbraset, iom fer er on'
talt / Soften, er f9roig til grug
en- al be fsrite Gage. Ser er iamlet
ca. 100000 Sploter Semmer pep
SunneIens Snolsb, iaa Der / NOR
Sremtio bill bringes en- Wengoe at
set Ssmmer, iom peb 2aniearbeioer'
ftreifen ipaares bIep liesenoe open'
for Sarpfosien, neo til Sreiaitbru'
gene | neore @lommen. Sorbaa'
bertIie bill berfor Sagbrugene foa
nof Wateriale tpinter; men Seole'
rierne bill iapne tsrt Ruteriale. StN'
til er nemlig fun en- 9refbel al ben
ieopanlige SsmmermGngoe anfom'
met til De itore 8rug runot Sre-
orifsIto6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Nof en- fnrlia Hplnf. 6ra

0of en- farlig Tplaf. Sra SIa.
geIie meo6eles Den Ace Ioobr. :"SoI.
bierggaaro", Der liager ca. I Yttl
moro for SlageIie og tilbsrer Grop.
Plenge, er / afte8 nebbrPuot. @rau'
Sen opitob / ct Waterialifur. llo.
bngnirgernc brGuote meo ltnbtd.
geIie al Spinebuiet og Rcieribpg.
uingen. Stuebuiet reboeoeS. Iae
arentiirerne rebOebes. 9pguingeruc
bar foriifreoe | &an66pguingerneS
aim. grouoforiifring for 1900
Ser. Sfaoeu poa gpgniugerne an.
IooeS til ca. 10000 SIR. 2sssret
reooeSes. Wan bar en- EoIaf, Ser
inotil Tor 8 Tiger iioen bar ticnt poa
8anrocu. mistrnft for at bare paa.
lat Sl6en. ltmiobeIbort efter at 81.
sem bar oboaqet, aifpreoe en- rbe.
fienbt Beriou 10 RenoIperifito, eien.
ipnIigt retteoe MOB 8aaroens fSors
pagter, Sbom'enJ men oog uoen at
ranlnte nogen. 8ierninssmanocn
uuoilap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
stprt ssmmerfiob. Sralaitbant

SfUrf SBWWerIJUu. NlFIuIIVuIIU
Ter Nils Srcslano, Si1ebammer, bar
| bisie Sage ifslsc "@uobrnnosos.
len" al Saabers, Sretten % @eitre
@ousbaIs Notwithstanding m. b.
inSfisbt ca. $4,000 SpIuter Slibc.
ritsmmer til en- Gris al Sir. 1885
GA 171A for benbolospis IL alen
10. 9 oa Z BONNER. Salgsium.
men beIsber fig til ca. 100000 aro'
rer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

&otpSSen, Der for en- 4 aar iibeu
life bar noget mere emo en- lioen
aniamItng al Suie, er MI pofset op
til en- "gp" meo ct Snbbpggerautal
af meIlem A og 5000. Sor Chen
er ca. Is npe @aarbe unber Spis.
relic. 9pens @runo eies at en-
8aarobruser, Ser Ieier Somterne
no. Eli Sroenens SpretboloeIie /
9pen bar man en- goIitifuIbm9gtis,
en- 9olitibetient og to 9onitabIer;
oesuoen 2ensmanben I 9p9oen. Set
er be gpSeffe Selffaber. Tom bar
ifabt ben itore Craft oerborte. Sbet.
belle er Der peo Selifabets anleg fra
Rotooben og op til 9iufan beifief.
tiget co. 5000 Rano. @eb Riufan
bar De oesuben oprettet eget 9ano.
banbleri, bpor ser bolbeS meget mo.
berate Briier; iaaoiot DC bGffer 10.
difterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

NurStnnen Sognefummnne / 9or.
ore 2ano bar af Crit Sbomle fisbt
@aaroen nlsbus for 10000 Ser. 8
SanoeIen meofelser Snobo og REQ.
ffnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Sra Danmdrf.
stpr Ieirripirfipmheb. Me

SIUr WttItftufrrIpmUtO. TttIerI'
aftieielifaberne "genbipsiel % DC
forenebe Weierier", Der mi er ct
Selifab, bar iisIse "Rorbipu." be.
gpubt 9riften Of 6 Ieierier, booroeo
oct oarlise SaIg oil itise ira s til
10 Wtil. ar. SelItabet oriner M 30
Weierier | Ganmarf % Z | ruslilf
EoIen. Eli Spiflano ienoer Selifa.
bet Slsbe for 10000 Warf ON
lleen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
gspt aaianlGg peS srumss. Oct

amerifanife SelIfab, repreienterei
peb 8. gobolm, Sronbbiem, iom IL
BEN / CONNER bar eiet Sernleiernc
neb Sonien, y WiI fra Sromss,
Soa BEN anben SIDE af Sromssiun.
set, bar fisbt gienbommen "Stor'
ftennrs", ret cberfor @nen paa ben
onben Sibe Sunbet, for $1,000 SIR.
gienbommen tGnfes beupttet til 9ui'
anlpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

Senb "Gecorab.B oiten" til SIagt
% 9cnner | bet gamIe 2anS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Wdenter pnjfes

for "Tinionspsrteesn 90 Rsrass @ienrtisI
niRs'. iusTiisubt fem ben besae % NET tHtrres.
iaHtS Bua ON Rsrss % bets 6titsric fra 1914 Ill 1905,
iubbt'ittsnbe BE- ft9Tr SeaipenheeSr / 1870, uRioasas
CplksuiHg % Reugss BienretSutRs I'll Seipf1notg.
bSe. 500 Rore Stoer. p~rasfFulet tanitrerer. Srtftige
Rsriourr tan irsRe asec &cHge ! psit % StEtsr oco
al aEbtt0e for %. StTtp til: is. UE6lER 6 CO.,
Dept C.. 325 Dearborn ST., chlesSc. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

has no peer. aud Of the Seattle
Spirit, none has . greater share
than he.
In every civic movement he Is IN
the torcrank. despite HIS many and
exacting dutles Mr.. McDesmott IL
always aigable aud OF easy access
and charitable. he Ia married. and
lives with his family on Highland
drive. While stiil young man. his
pleasing personality. devotion 20
duty and his undoubted commercial
talent have raised him 10 a position
OF great importance Ia Seattle. His
success he attributes 10 his early
training and appreciation Of the
value OF work and OF money. aud
the knowledge that hs acquired do.
llvering pap@rM toillng Ia the wool.
en- millf and working IN the print.
ting business has stood him In good
stead II there IL any one thlng
of which he is proud. Il Is that he
has risen every step IN his success.
fn llfo solely By his own efforts
and ability.
This IN a few sparse words Il
Frank MeD~Tmott. from whatever
point he 10 looked AZ an inspiration
for the rAsing generation u young
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

We Are King a romantic COM
edy u ths sWaah- hueking type and
sAvorinK tn paek much ~ Anthony
Hopes Prisoner % zanda. IL on
The boards AZ the Seattle thls week
While out - the ordinary run 81
productions &C this thmatre. " newer
theiuAa proved pleasing 60 two big
audiences yesterday and should b.
the means = packing the house all
week. The play was originally writ
ten fur Walker WhitaNifea now
starring IN The Magic Melody la
fact. Il u sstd that sfr. Whlsseldes
undeF a nom de plume. wrote the
play himself. The part formerly
played b. SIR Whiteaidrs t. now
IN the hands II Edmund Carroll FOR
merry AR. Whitesidss' chief support
lie has a dual role. mach Ike that
- R4pert RasYndyi and hts cousin
~inK. hupext ~ HengKau. The cast
- iaFHe one. and the play u we'll
eostamsd The support ~ AiF. Car
roll a. a Whole. " good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

There are many things to Be con-
sidefed when Witnessing a first
night production % a stock com
pany The work and study involved.
tbs rough spots % b. sruoothrd
away must b. taken fnfo con-
sideratian. And wlth this IN nind.
70 was really wonderful 70 watch the
production u "in the Palace u ths
King ar thu Lots theatre ~ two
performances yesterday. Two crowd
ID houses ke~niy appreciated the
adequate acting ana appiauded thu
eitborate settings and painssakinR
- Dolores. Miss May rose % the
part made famous - Nioia Allen.
and from the applause which greet
"a her Interpretation. she must have
struck the right chord William
Dow Ian appeared AZ Don John. a
part Nifh limitations. DowiHn. how
ever. got all there was out ~ the
character and acquitted himself with
credit. The remainder 81 the cast
n good and tbs romantic play should
prove a winner all week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

berg Will be host and hostess Of the
first private dancing party given In
the bali room Of tho Washington
hotel Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs N "A. Latimer. Mr..
and Mrs. .. -. COlvin Mr. and Mrs
j. W Maxwell. Mr. ana Mrs. W. "
Rlnchart. Mr. ana Mrs Jafet
Lindoberg and Miss Mabel Chilberg
Will assist during the evening
AZ the tea given In the afternoon
Of the same day. the hostess, Mira
John Edward ChilborK. will boz aided
Ia the reception and entertainment
Of guests by Mrs. Hlnehart Mrs
Jafet Lindobefg, Mrs. Edmund Bow
den. Mrs J. A. Nadeaui Mrs ". H.
Latimer. Mrs s.. v. Crawford, Mrs.
~. n. Burweil, MIS- VIM. Sheffield.
Mira J r. Lane. Mrs Ernest iiuasey
Miss Ruth Schfam, Miss Caroline
Denny. Miss Wilson Miss Elisa
Churchill. Miss Ellen Hill. Miss Lil-
Ian Balthis and Miss Mabel chill
borg.
Country School Party.
Eugene clifford was RiVon most
delightful county school children
surprise party az HIS homo, at 4i3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

cans-eated chairs be-
a'ey and the elasticity is
d them. they may be
, turning up the seat
'l'ng the cane work with
Hs made BY dissoIving a
ea'ul Of Gold Dus, Wash.
| s'sf IN a pail Of water.
! y sads with a sponge
sans Is thoroughly
"A. aaa '. kzse IN the fresh air
Willow and rush furni-
'~esznsd In the sane way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

has lifted the character o. sis Hep
kiua % the fopuaokt plnnaclm %
artiatic triumph and her success last
night vas 4 mere duplication q her
woTs for the past ten years.
Aside from Miss Meivillr's mas
terry performances. tha cast rises
above nesiioerity. J. T.. Ray a.
Obadiah. the young man who works
a. booster for the village under
tskoE. IL = Finished actor flis &C.
c~nkrtc dAnras are same ~ the best
seen here for long time. Prank
hiuzey, Who appeared With the star
last season. IL an improved Rliy
ScarboFo Josephine HA8nen and
George w. Maxwali az Ma and PA
Hopkins. coaid hardly BE- exceliad
Mr.. Maxwelfs work IN the third act
was = fins btt ~ dramatic art and
earned deserved applause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
,ANSSSSSS3SSSAN
"A WREATH FOR !
\ FRANK M'DERMOTT y
k<SSSSSG&SSSSG

| IN, human maclstrom which
\, six DAYS every week IN
- foos Of the Bon M@ehe.
!. found. saave and calm.
xspermOtt president Of
ANY which operates this
,..,clal Institution Hour
s.S ~ Gains, directs aud
n. shopping tfayed woman
. "a patience that nothing
sssss The fluttering cash
N ,'' ,he worried clerk have
y. ..slss solved IN a few brief
u .t's ihs din Of 4 thousand
- hslter SHELTER marches
y. =, sns.ag femlninlty.
IN s''s I. IL Rsank Mopermoit %
I \. seaa q the LARGEST do.
~ ~ .,sse n the city. a poai.
l'as 800 n hard toll from his
y wv !. ~. = d the present Born
~ y - -. Chelmsford. Mass.
y. ,,s.1 = ned in the small
VI 49, 3 years old. when he
1sss 4 ssssa. where he attend.
49, y. ..,nss and displayed early
I, n Nfelong ambition and
-. ssll..y. In the bitter cold
ns1asa mornlngs and even
80 CHER boys we're plsy lng,
=. s,l,rersng papers. Later he
- he wooden mills, and
=, hlx first lessons In the
80 Of toll. seeing no fu-
~ YORK. he decided 10 go
= vnnsing business. and In
~ xpsnl ~ years. one OF
4 ~ Ia Seattle. Seeing bet
'.r-tunities IA the mercantile
80 NJ McDermott withdrew
"a nusn the pressmon'a union
ss.as partner in a merchant
~ ,asiness. and was success.
X his field was too small,
: x<&ms associated VITA tina
vr<he. and here bis vigorous,
- ratnge soon made Itself
<&sonderfsil growth OF that
..v<~ni store. OF which be II
I ~ rssiient. True % his in
....ss nom = sturdy New Ems
{,-,.l,,. Mr.. McDermott Il a
"a. ,a4<s. early TO bed and
! - No clerk. anxious
.... 4. nAast the store before
- i rercation Mr.. Nc
s.--.', xrz1n horses. and Il enc
~. ~ - b TIE saddle In the
4. n hxxfsr for Seattle he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

= borrsw ~ n Miss Rose Mel
- ssTinFs 's~ famlliar rural
~ BhicA sssas destined q never
p s't-sIs HspkIns lis -fhir-
= = ~ eszs1 Atone IN her
y ~ szFrpandxd BY prnctically
H4e ugpKt a. last season
= f<lzf|s AFge4fsd AZ tha Grand
- fs4feFs4Y Afternoon Tor a
80 s<sssnsnf and playsd the
= Atfafs tW0 10 ked houses
'.sf T. can work oas sha horne
~ nd dramatic situations
4tE1s Il nov IN ita tenth
va p sign u a let-fi8Mn
N Iha whois secret nf is
~ y the sisuple fact that
/" ea1i4ils a wholesome
~ e a way that secs
p n heart Miss Melville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
SOCIAL NOTES |



Miss Anna Furth Terry gave a
Handsomely appointed dinner sat
urday at the strive residence ~
honor 81 Miss Ethel Williams and
Mr.. Paul NJ Henry
Besides the h0nored guests were
Mr. and Mrs. .. II. =. Ia Fargo
Mias Jess8mino Garrett. Miss Alma
Stewart Miss BETTY williams Miss
9fatia Jones Of Chicago. Miss Me-
IVor Of Minneapolis. Mr. Walter
Henry, Mr. william Best Mr. Sam
ucl Russell, Mr. Nathaniel Pnschall,
Mr. Henry 81 Field and Mr. George
Nu0Wdcn
Yellow predomiuated I'm tho dec
0rafl0ng. The cover faVurH we're tiny
slippers filled with bonbons.
A. New Washington.
Ar. aud Mrs. John Edward Chill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Good. old melDdrama. hot off the
bat. was served al the Third Ave
nue theatre yesterday In tbs shape
~ The Texas Ranger % two pack.
ed houses The play revuives about
The bringing up % a white Girl IN
an indian camp. The girl ia led 90
believe thar she Il an Indian. the
fact being that she IL an heiress.
There is liberal spfinkling u bor-
der characters and some gun play
From the thunder which greeted the
play yesterday. the Third Avenue
should have strong patronage AT
week Elizabeth Hale makes 4 win
some daughter ~ the old general
and Viola ksaue appears a. an In
dian maid. Mr. HppieY, AZ a Chi
nese. gives one ~ the best bits 0f
character work In the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

during their stay In the city. Miss
Powell Is registered at the new
Washington hotel
Symphony Concert.
The Seattle symphony Orchestra
successfully led Oft the first sun
day concert of the season by the
presentation of Miss Adola Verne.
as piano soloist The large audience
that listened 90 Miss Nerne's fin
ished playing ana artistic interprc-
tationa Of the classic ideals was
gram.
Hanson Severance.
Mr. Carl Fred Hanson and Miss
Ethel May Severance We're united
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
Star

"a Jay Circus" "a musical COM
ndy Involving f5 persons. II the
hendllner az the giar theatre this
week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young.
formerly ~ the way Down East"
east are on the BIN Ia q sketch The
remainder ~ the bin is said to bs
uD 10 the star standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Miss Nina Payne. q Seattle girl
whose stage name ia Ia Loie Helene.
Dr. nt PnntaFes theatre this week
and o. doing a Sal0fua dance which
o. said ~ be uii that can be ex-
Dacted Bapflate. the man who
walks down stairs IN BITS head. ~
also on the biil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Gus Edwards six blonde tynewrit-
ere VIII appear NJ the Orpheum to-
nisht and each viii ask you an efn-
Dtlffas4ing question. II you happen
blondes WIZ be seen several sketches
which look mighty well on paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
lME[M[NTS



z@.nx with wffty iinea ard
-. n.rth -presoslag scenes.
3. s.ssIllets a nss play win
r fxfs rss4lar star. Max Eia .
4 o. szsAmx rssle. heGAn ar
xse<n. * 4 week ~ TIRE Moore
- ~, as<ht. The bis audisnee
!. hea<e zpfafentiy satisfied
!. tar appeared even 20 bet
4n,axe tnnn an he In The
'hs nax~ hst season.
- satsisuss y . simple iitsie
y retlFfsf ths linpsrsouation %
sax sls<rnan bg another man.
= xnYtninx but = minister q
Rauel Ihf mAsQuerM3er
80 fRAs n lefe with an cid
|.ssfs An<hfer ard the action
q pl4y b unaer wag
n eas, u sntitslY adequate the
&<1r4 aAae fr&m Mr. Ftauian q
~ ssinx b Mlss Rahorteon a.
a Lelhrap and = Agnes Ever
\ A. Esthsf usffx. xas nettinKa II
- ps1dNetign ars tAhfate-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Buffet. Special. $247s--
CHARTERED Oak Buffet Of
pleasing design. finished
golden or Early English
Long roll-front linen drawer
and three smaller drawers
Tor silver; storage compart-
ments on either side arc
roomy and convenient. Trim.
med with duh brass hard
ware. Case measures IS
inches wide and 50 inches
high; beveied French plate
mirror l2x38 inches, with
wide shell above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

In marriage on Saturday afternoon
ticiaung minister. Rev. Wallace III.
Lee, 1918 Harvard av.. In the pres
ence Of immediate relatives.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter OF DIT. A. H. Severance. one
OF the city's best known and most
successful physicians, and che groom
is "a rising young contractor and
house builder, a young man Of ster-
ling worth and integrity Miss Net
tic A Severance, sister Of tho BRIDE
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ray
Hanson. brother of the groom did
the honors as best man. The two
ring ceremony was used.
The happy couple went 20 Boiling
ham for a weeks cutting touring the
Sound, after which they VIII return
to live at 1910 Woodland Park av.
Choral Concert
Prof Bowman RalsreFs sill ghe a
choral concert consisting of " mala
voices, on Tuesday evening, Nov "a,
at the Westminster Presbyterian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

ith av., Saturday evening. They
an game dressed country fashion.
Elizabeth Phillips carried off the
prize for being the bost dressed
country girl Eugene clifford re-
manned the city uhap "iust out 81
college" An elaborate luncheon was
served nt II O'Clock. Tho country
decorations wore unique.
Mrs. Miller Entertains.
Mrs. Charles HaHwoll viii be tho
honorcd guest tomorrow afternoon
at "a bridge given by Mrs. T.. q. NJ
Mlllor.
Powell Trio.
Tho Powell Trio. composed Of
Miss Mdudo Powell, viollniat,
Miss May Mukle. Caliist, and Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Nickel Plated Serving
Dishes. Special S2.50-Cop-
per, heavily nickcl-plated ;
satin finished inside. Remov-
able porcelain baking dish.
Other nickel-plated Serving
Dishes specially priced at
$500, $3.50 and S375.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

OAK SOLES
Genuine oak bark tanned solos
used Ia our repairing. old threads
picked out and new stitches 60
In old holug. good as new,
Solos and heels 3t.25.
THE MEMS ISL ga sgoHn
-es ..ss. ssSa...! 4 s,yS .S:isH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Extra Quality Carving
Sets, Special S2.7s.-Made
by Landers. Frary & Clark.
Set consists Of knife. fork and
steel Handles are of stag,
with plated cap; blade Of
extra quality steel. Other
Carving Sets specially priced
at $3.50, $500, S4.7s, S5.25
and $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
Thanksgiving Goods Specially Priced

The Houseiurnishings Section. Basement Salesroom
offers scasonabe household utensils special prices All
Of The nyarable high standard maintained BY this store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

on Friday evening al University OF
Washington gymnasium. Critics of
two continents acknowledge the trio
as the leading women artists of the
world on their respective instru-
ments. Great praise has been given
the artists In each city whore they
have played. Reserved seats for tho
concert arc now on sale al 40 cents
each at Sherman. Clay a Co.'S The
management has secured special ear
service for the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Wood Seat Dim
ing Chair, Special
Value at s27S
Strongly construct
cd Dining Chair.
with saddle shaped
sea, % oak finished
golden or weashercd.
CHARTERED oak We
necr top and panel.
Shaped front legs
and square Flndcr.
stock. Arm Chair
TO match special
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Writers There Still Chirp
About Getting Murray,
Schlei, and Raymond.
BANK ON SCHLEI
TO BE A WONDER
Don't Think BreSnahan Will Be
MisSed-Close Struggle Ex-
hausted Roger.
By SAM CRANE.

NEW YORK, Dec 1S-Manager Nc
Graw has become famous for making
sensational deals and I think the last
one he pulled through was even better
for the Giants than the one that gave
Tenney, Bridwell, and Needham to his
team
That. Of course. turned out to be a
regular Hfesaver. but just wait and see
how Johnnie Murray Will hH in out in
the garden patch. And Bugs Ray
mond. too. II he so decides-just watch
him cut loose some pitching stunts
Catcher Schlei is in a backstOp class
with Killing. Bresnahan, Sullivan, and
others Of the cracks. The Admiral
is a bOw-leEged product on the Hans
wagner order. but not quite as broad
as the freak Pirate shortstOp. Schlei
has played around in the National
League. gradually gaining experience
and as a steady man behind the pad
he Is exceIled only by King. He is not
50 impetuOus as Roger Bresnahan, and
dear old Roger loses much surplus gin
ger by futile discharges from his ex-
haust pipe. Roger is Of a disposition
that could hardly allow him to go
through another such exciting strug
gle as last season without something
cracking. At the wind-up last fall
Bresnahan was in a worse nervous con-
dition than was even MerIIle, who was
responsible for the whole blamed miNup.
But because Bresnahan IS supersen-
sitIve and over nervous is not the rea-
son ne was allowed 10 push through
his sensational deal and become the
Cardinals manager. He was allowed 70
better himself hnanciauy-that was the
sole reason