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The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
SCHOOL BOARD ROW
DOUBLE-DECKER
LAST NIGHT
GOLDBERG HACKS GEORGE FOR
GAO" A>meFHccsasANDSmARTiN.
DALE AND BURTON FIGURE IN
LIVELY RUMPUS.

Even some OF the inspectors gener-
ally supposed to be enlisted under the
Northumberland banner could not
stand for what Inspector Goldberg
termed the gag" methods resorted 10
in Thursday nights session Of the
board OF education. After Inspector
Hutton had induced the board to re-
scind the resolution calling for the
purchase OF the Cosgrove property ad-
Joining the Houghton school, owing TO
litigation ending between the owner
and H. II Gore, a real estate man,
Hutton proposed that the board pur-
chase four lots on the north side or
Abbott-st. between Brooklyn and
Eighth, for S15,250. He explained that
residents of the neighborhood had APP
pealed to him To provide adequate
school facilities for their children as
soon as possible.
Inspector Burton objected on the
ground that the price asked exceeded
the appropriation allowed FOR site
by $3.50. and asked that the matter be
laid over for two weeks. under the
rules. Inspector Hutton pleaded in
vain with Mr.. Burton to withdraw his
objection, and then Inspector Hely
a view 10 closing the deal at once in
spite of the objection. The motion
was lost. Mumford, Burton. Kuhn,
Henderson Goldberg and Cary voting
no"
There was lively clash when Gold
berg's name was reached in the roll
call. He wanted to explain his vote,
but the chair ruled that he must vote
yes or no
81 have a right to explain my vote
and I'm going to do So retorted
Goldberg.
I'VE don't care To hear from you.
Vote yes or no., reiterated George.
who ordered the secretary to proceed
wit hthe roll call. Goldberg. in the
meantime, continuing his speech in
spite of the chairs ruling.
Il don't approve of these gag meth
DDS" he went on. And this effort TO
railroad this matter through looks
mighty suspicious
Goldberg succeeded in having his
vote recorded as no
Mr. Burton and Supt. Martinda,e
were the principals in another lively
tia after the board had adjourned.
The former had demanded an explana-
ton of a report submitted by the rules
committee amending a rule relating to-
length of school sessions. Martindale
answered him by having the secretary
read the report over again twice.
Under the rules il will lay over two
weeks anyway" the superintendent
added. Perhaps by that time II will
soak In"
After adjournment Mr. Martindalc
stepped TO the press table 20 explain
10 the reporters what the amendment
was all about.
IF you had given me that explana-
ton ! would have understood" put in
Mr.. Burton. who came over to listen.
You can't play horse with me-" was
Martindale's report.
You behave like school boy"
We'll. II | behaved as much like q
school boy as You 10 I'd go and jump
in the river"
The board transacted considerable
routine business OF minor importance
and concurred in the recommendation
OF the various committees for the most
part
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
HUSBAND CHARGED
WITH INFANTICIDE

FENTON. Mich, Jan l5-Robcrt
Hitler. 20 years old is in jail here on
the charge OF murder His arrest was
made on warrant in connection with
the death OF child that was born 70
his wife Monday afternoon An in
VestigatiOn by the sheriff after the
child died on Tuesday morning re-
yealed the fact that the child's mouth
had been burned by some sort OF acid
The stomach was removed and will be
sent to Lansing for analysis Mrs.
Hitler. who is &c years old. was for
nerll Evelyn Barnum. who caused the
arrest last spring OF VIM Farnswurth
~ Chesaning farmer. In whose home
she was employed as domestic. on the
charge that Farnsworth attacked her
Farnsworth was convicted and sen.
fenced 10 Marquette for 10 to %
years The girl was married 10 Til.
Tier last August
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
oAttomey Laments
Loss of Overcoat
Stolen by His Client

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. ID
Stealing from a lawyer will be the
charge placed against the culprit who
took n. =. Aliens coat from his law
Office while the attorney was transact
ing business for the thief-clicnt.
II wouldn't care" said the venerable
attorney. but | have done so much
business for his family, at SO reason
able q cost. too, | thought he played
me very mean trick
The detectives have the case IN
charge and the suspect will he appre-
hended If possible Attorney Allen.
who has defended a very large mum
Der OF criminals. softening d little
when the harsh words had been
spoken. said in a plaintive voice:
II suppose il he is arrested | shall
have To defend him at that
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
EDISON, MOORE & CO.
NOW A CORPORATION

Edison, Moore & Co, after existing
for many years as partnership, has
become a corporation, capitalized at
100000. of which half is in 7 per cent
preferred stock and the remainder il
common stock. Abram +. Sheriff. Ia
president OF the reorganized concern.
and the other officers are: Vice presi-
dents. James s. Meredith and Fred
erick Stockwell; secretary-treasurer.
Gaylord w. ellis; directors, S. T. Nc
Cornac, Frank c. Baldwin, Frank W.
Smith J. Ledlie Hees.
Frank s. Munger will retire from
the firm, having disposed OF his In
terest.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
TRUST CO. ASKS So2,o23
FROM FORMER MAGNATE

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Jan. 10
The Kalamazoo Trust Go. has filed suit
for 500. 1923 against David L. Merrill.
formerly one Of Battle Creeks wealthy
men. and others. Merrill was wrecked
financially by the failure Of almost
every industry he entered during the
pure food boom.
The Kalamazoo Trust Co. was trus-
tee tor the Richland Union bank.
which failed with $50 200 OF Merrill's
Price Cereal Food Co bonds In its list
az rassets Interest amounting 10
$9.72336 hrings the sum MP 10 1872.
g2g. 80. Merrill has a magnificent man.
sion on Maplest. but II is beyond the
reach OF the law
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
BONDSMEN GIVE MORE
TIME TO FOGELSANG

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 15.-The
bondsmen of +. p. Fogelsang, cashier
of the Springport State Savings bank,
have decided not to surrender him 10
the court as planned. The bondsmen.
b. G. Brown and three other men, ar.
rived in Jackson from Springport with
Fogelsang yesterday afternoon with
the intention Of delivering him over
to the court. After consultation
with Fogelsang's attorney, John w.
Miner, the bondsmen concluded TO
give the banker a little more time in
which to raise the money to make
good the shortage in the banks funds.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
CARMICHAEL IS
LAID To REST

ROMULUS, Mich, Jan. 15.-Funeral
services OF Rev. J. II. Carmichael, the
Adair minister. who killed Cid
Browning and afterwards committed
suicide, were held here this morning.
The body of the minister was laid 70
rest beside his daughter.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
CAR KILLS swlrcHMAN.

BAY CITY, Mich, Jan. l5.--Whlle
attempting a flying switch" John
Cavanaugh. a Michigan Central switch.
man, was killed. The car jumped the
track and rolled on him. Cavanaugh
was IS years old and leaves wife
and three children
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
BURIED UNDER TONS OF SLATE

SAGINAW, Mich. Jan - Patrick
ORourke. miner at the Shiawassre
coal mine. and recent candidate for
alderman. was buried under several
tons OF slate His father. John
ORourke. was with him, Fellow
workers heard the collapse OF the roof
and fastened to the rescue Of the men
They dug the victims out and 81 Is be
lieved they will recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
Aecouchment In Nav

LONDON. Jan. ia dispatch from
Madrid states that the Spanish court
Eazette will shortly announce that the
tccouchment OF Queen Victoria is ex.
Lected In May.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
DttO Ungerman. nged ~. OF No. ss5
Two nj y-n I'll st. a pInsierInr cna-

IId.IuI' uIopptu dead ~ ffOnt OF thc
confectionery store at No. 2022 Fort-
st. west. at 10 O'Clock Thursday
night. The body was removed to
Moran's undertaking rooms at No
20sT Fort-st. west. and Coroner Ben
nett called. He decided death was
caused by heart disease and that an
Inquest was unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
New Judge for essex County.

George Smith, former member Of
parlament whose home is I'm Wood
STOCK, Ont, has been appointed 10 the
yacant junior judgesMp of the county
OF Essex The position was offered 20
G. j Mickle, Of Chesley. but he. de-.
clined the place The position carries
a salary Of $4,000 year
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
4 movement has been started 20 secure
an Increase la the pnN of Library EN-

ployes. and the women who have
taken an interest In the nRhf Will
make a canvass ~ the board 81 est
mates. President Iohn r. Behlow
has given assurance that he favors
reasonable salaries and number of
OTTER rstimators have expressed
themselves as la favor OF an increa So.
IN pay OF the poorer paid library en-
ploycs. Enc Sorosls society has in
tcrested itself to work for an in
crease.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
THE WEATHER.

detroit and victntyt Friday night
mud saturday. partly cloudy. possibly
liz ne snow nurrfcsI colder toufnhtt
minimum about I5i slowly rising tcn-
prraturc saturdays fresh essteriy
- NJ
Io,trr MichigRnt snow aurrtcs to-
ngrht md saturday. colder southeast
norton tonightt rising tempersts-~
Saturdays fresh n"rtheast Co east
winds.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Only 20 Of the ~ applications for cIti-
Eenship mnie before judge MnrnhN

Eenshtp made before Judge Murphy,
Monday and Tuesday, VIII BE- grant
ed. seventeen Of the petitions were
dismissed entirely, anod the balance
set back from six to nine months
that they may more fully realize
what IL means to become a citizen.
The Capitol Transportation Co., COM
posed of Benjamin Noble, John A.
Francombe. John q. Deitz and Capt.
Alex. Ruelie, all OF Detroit, have
closed contract with the Detroit
Shipbuilding Co for canal-size
freight steamer To he ready by June
/ The new steamer will be 25G feet
long. aad will cost 100000 Ii will
carry pulp wood from Lake Superior
{" River Rouge. ana, perhaps TO
Erie.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15

Busincss-iIke printing. so fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
Jchn R-st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15

Job Printing done right Time. Print-
ting CO.. Is John R.-st Phone i4ea
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15

Commercial crsdIt 60. Rating.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-15

Aier..aer. Umbrellas. n Ms.r.>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

yrs1evie Clarke. who was not so
ks 80 ! bis stock favoFite 81
ID !kt old and the new Third Az.
aaaf1ss. has just arrived IN town
- Ner York. and on October Is
a bseone the manager and Lead
Is - Of 9 new stock company IN
{kt1FiA Clarke has secured q
Asst "a ground floor ball In the
hsilish c1zgnbia town. owned By
he Od1 Fellows. He will remodel
l1if and Fsckdsien Il the 0arrick
uHafw y b well located. and
ks1zs FIxtortans have assured
- Or hearty support. for the
ecs1s rason that good dramatic
flsnlods are nov scarce In Vie.
"a aad that Clarke intends 20
r % onls high grade royalty
A starting of With a round OF
zasd SAax's hIghbrow stuff
q English think more Of Bernard
~ nan they do Of Shakespeare.
9 earke has already made ar.
= 1tu'a Tot police reserves 10
10 " eroTd before the box OF.
~ h me-
= xzs5any viii include Verne
s.'., 1esFies; Grace Frederick,
800 !. leaas. Mike Hooiey. com.
= m.ss; Gertrude Stone. charac.
sfaee Long. ingenues, and
4 N.sxsll, business manager
y. As hinself mas Just closed a
!. losr ~ a star In Monte Girls.
! !. ~, 'adglng from the notices
!. - 4 xould be a hard matter
= =. lanes 0'Neill TO follow him
~ 'as sane territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

z / mt made public by the
&sherss. the name Of the new
~ which will serve to brsng
lusn Roberts under their man
- n December Is Mrs.
- vritten by Kate Jordan
EuHe This Is the latter VEN
= ~ Say. although she Il well
IN > ! magazine writer. As
! - fArss has entirely recovered
= IN rshearsais will start a.
= ~ sssy possibly the tour VIII
y. 4 Il earlier date than was
n anncsste1.
nztlnx n<rxxn will again b.
- Nehaxu eading man. as he
~ un6n ~ bin CoFt manage
n1nl II = ~ealar San Francisco
szr ~ oee other player well
knpnn d snfzi< xill D. In the cast.
Il ~ exrSun Of f.aurette Taylor.
vAaz ~ sAaberts Will detach from
a. eastern RingmAster~ company
! kl1r her to reheaFge with Miss
no<nx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
NEW VAUDEVILLE
AT THREE HOUSES


Ever since the ancient DAYS when
our rugged old ancestors hammered
the tar out OF each With stuffed
clubs In the swamps OF what IL
now Germany. the terpsichorean art
has appealed 10 the soft side 'of
mans nature
That being true. IL Il any wonder
that Orpheum regulars toyed up
last night when Nile. Blanci gilded
into the glareF
For there's nothing goidbrlckish
about the Mile.
As a producer. abe displayed q
choice line az wares. and the con-
snmsFs didn't Maggie over the price
The Mile. II endowed with en-
tFancing physical charms, which.
combined with the ability deilcateIy
70 evolve poetic gIldes-go to tho
head Of the class. Mile,
The baug.ap Bianci stuff IL given
further impetus through the Of.
forts OF Mile Maria del carras The
act IL gorgeously tailored. and
when nile. Bianei skids forth with
sort Of Salome sashay. you are
compelled % concede that abe cops
the cookie. In other words. the
Mile Ia q terpsichorsan hlghbaii
And you pound and pound and
pound on the table for just one
more.
Remember General Edward La
vlneg He was out here about a
year ago with bis exaggerated
clothing. wealth Of propn and hla
own brand Of iagglery thrown IN 90
offset for shrinkage. Edward n
supposed 20 make EN- laugh. lie
does.
A quiet, beautiful portion Of the
spread is seen when Maxim's mod
els. living reproductions Of world
famous paintings. hold the stage A
covey Of shapeiy young women,
posing in huge picture france and
aided BY shrewd lighting effects.
lifts the act to an admirable plane.
Mlliet's 'The Angeius" aud the
Spirit OF '7s" were particularly
liked.
Hal Godfrey and his company OF
two do II In a sketch they call "A
Very Bad Boy" At times the cf.
forts Of the trio were appreciated.
The sketch ia not on the same level
with a bunch we have had slipped
20 us.
Patsy Doyle r. stiII at bis old
monoiogue. Patsy veers Into view
with that same old awkward po-
sition and helpless stare He tells
raft OF old ones and some new
ones. But at that Patsy was liked.
Coming right on top OF Martin.
nette and Sylvester. the acrobatlc
efforts OF Keno. Walsh and Mel
rose we're slightly neutralized. The
best thing they do 10 head-to-head
balancing while whlrllng about In
revolving arch.
Paul Nevins and Ruby Erwood
open the show with slight dash
OF song and some cracking good
dancing. They deserve a better
place on the bill. Paul ia seen In
two characters. a Hebrew and In
burnt cork. Miss Ruby does "a doll
girl. Paul pulled some Of the best
eccentric dancing seen here for
some time. EDDIE BoYDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

Consul. Jr., trained chimpanzee.
is the feature Of this weeks bill at
the Pantages theatre. Consul, Jr.
has been trained TO the minute. and
he does almost everything human
being is capable Of except talk.
Wilson Franklin and company
are seen in a wise sketch which
tells OF a wears experience with
music hall artist.
Warren and Brockway do comi-
cal musical turn and Newhold and
Annie Carol are seen In a novel
acrobatic act Tho Varsity quartet
have a pleasing singing number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

v sss' aeout Friday Of next week
1aHs rapoyS BOYS, Eddie Cort and
iansi1,sr,,s .inan win leave for San San
y pdsi,,a,s fakeaip the respect.
s''zat s,as of Treasurer and az.
elsrIaI . ateasurer Of the new
.'Ar ccrt = to be opened By
l,s.s Il y y Nov. 7 with John 4.
w a. 10 To- Eddie Cort Il al
Aa'rsf ofsthe Grand.
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Hary cort's --latest Plans.

!, =. s'ss' plans Of Harry cort
49, ses manager OF the Moore
=. al1 Just now connected win
49, ns Concessions on the paw
~ Involve his undertaking
i 'aFlnsr, the management ~
WI .,. nas Or human roulette
II .' s''sf u leaves the exposition
4, =, -1oSl surety that this nov,
Ia. s 50 direct from Seattle 10
~ 'saeh' Cal. for a fall engage.
1 \. !. long q Beach has given up all
M 80 800 money. Harry thinks he
VA I. On 70 Buenos Ayres.
b somewhere IN South Amer.
- \. proposition involving The
49, s y ne joy ride there IL now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

The Majestic bill is strong on
variety this week. There's a dog
act, acrobaues. singing. dancing and
strong man stuff There's hardly
a dull moment from the rise Of
the curtain.
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and Newman Is assistant treasurer
OF the Moore.
Their successors In the two local
positions have not yet been an
nounced
Maxine Elliott In "The Chapcr-
one" viii Be one Of the early at
fractions at the Aihamhra.
In Buffalo last night Kyrie Beliew
tainted from loss Of blood through q
violent nosehleed. and his theatrical
engagements have been temporarily
cancelled.
Exposure Note.
Leigh ID Hruckhart's middle name
II Daredevil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
a0RENCE ROBERTS To
! STAR IN A NEW. PLAY
nsbw Bergen and Laur-
!. TAYLOR VIII Be in
., Support Frederic
(I,rke Here.

49, cors Goes to Califor-
!. Soon - T. Daniel
r,.vley Leaves Dawson
Tsmorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

.uussmEsrs THIS WEEK. =
rnosE-4Three Twins" =
|.slHAnsRA---The Rlngras- =
4 mr.
/ ssakp - Tonight, Texas" :
"wednesday 10 Saturday. :
me sanny Side Of Broad =
say.s =
1 sx4iYLE-The Russell-preN =
/. umpsny lsfss TO 5oth per. :
srnsreesl In "A Fighting :
! chsncs." =
! INSIDE Del Lawrence I
! tpmpsny ts5th 10 55sh per. :
! srnsneesl In "The Rose Of 4
I ~ Rancho" :
/ oapHEuM-Mlle. 5laneI and 4
! vastevilIe. =
!, nAlE3rIc - Edward eah I
/, 3oher ard vaudeville. 4
! rkkYA6Es-consui. Jr.s and I
i usdNiIis- :
|u1Y44x4xxs44xxS Ss
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'~'sy Heading for Honol,,,,,

~ y. banked q another five thou.
MI, y q. I'm this morning. Joe
hssI., remarked 4 that r. Daniel
tss,,ss. = due to leave Dawson
Il ..,.' %. On pis way home. He
basr a I.sally through the south.
M 49, alaska towns and feach
sssIs ys'oe.r %. leaving almos, Tin Inn !.
s<as T. !, 20 Honolulu. where he
'Fnss,. !" Y 'aa.fInIte season on No
y nar, y Kelley win 70 along
ksads Inc expedition 70 tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
GINGHAMS
AND OTHER WASH GOODS

Bates scersueker Clnehsms--
Also A. r. c. and Toile du Nord
OinThams. all staple l5c ging.
hams. Unloading price. IL
per yard ................ttI
Dress olnghams- Amoskeag util-
lily Ginghama and other 12hc
qualities. Unloading o.
price. per yard ........JC
india Llnons White India IL
Linons. Unloading price. I'd. VI
olmlty white Checked and
Crossbarred Dimities: ibc, lsc
and zoe values. Unloading o.
price, yard ..~........ JG
French Lawn Imported direct.
IS inches wide; 50o and zoe
values Unloading 0Ec
price. yard ..........Z "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

Genuine Brown Coney
Neck Pieces. lined with
Skinner satin: cannot
be bought any where az
less than 81 90. Guam
tity limited. so come
early.
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Four Great Fur Specials

woo AND s5.0o FUH8
AND muFFs, cf 40
EACH .....Sts9J
Twenty different styles
Of Brown and Black
Coney Furs: Muffs TO
match. All the popular
sirss. A few Brook
Mink and Postum at
the same price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

NOTHING could induce sell goods these prices
we had more space Popular prices have made
this store too big for this building and LONDON UNLOADS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

GLOVES
Ladies' Kid Gloves; 2.clasp; all
colors, all sizes; we'll made. Reg.
ular price 1926. London 7Eo
unloads, a pair. .......fJ C
Dents 2-clasp glace finish Gloves,
all colors. all sizes; embroidered
backs. Regular price $i75. Lon.
don unloads. Ct IN
pair ..sss...ss.s... INV
Dents 2.clasp glace finish Gloves,
many colors. all sizes: every pair
guaranteed, Regularly sold for
$3.50. London unloads, Ct 10
pair ................Y hTO
Ladies', Misses and Boys Leath-
er Gauntlets, with high cuff,
trimmed with leather fringe. Our
regular Csc seller. London E0~
mloads, a pair. .JJC
Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves,
silk lined; 2-clasp; swell goods.
Regular price Csc. En-
London unloads, pair. Jul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
nlrhI LAY IN YOUR
MEN Winter Goods
IHlIv Now While
London UaIoads

London's Dollar Underwear 49,
Heavy. warm. wool natural vests
and drawers London co.
Quantity limited
Handkcrchlefs Mems white
handkerchiefs with colored Dor.
der; l0c seller. London n.
Quantity limited.
Mems Wool Undcrwear-sa Sample
line OF shirts and drawers. values
up 10 $500 OO1
Your choice ...........J uO
Mems Wool Drawers Regular
value $500. vicuna brown. very
heavy and warm. c0.
Per pair ...............b JC
Mems sox-Solid color tan cot.
ton. You know the value. ..
London unloads ............OC
Quantity limited.
shirts Mems everyday on
golf shirts; values to s1..JJC
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e .us ~. ss1 $50 $3.50

French Squirrel and
coney Sets tmuff and
neck piece, for about
half the price OF one
piece. Remember. this
Ia the price for the set,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
$500 o. no
LYNX SET S4.56

Finest grade. genuine
French Lynx Set. Large
rug muff and a very
stylish neck piece to
match. Both pieces lined
with shIrred silk.
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...tsA&ssssssstsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
I &C Each

A one-day special IN Womcns Full Length
Rubberized Silk Raincoats quality guaranteed
All sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

Extra quality Black Sateen. Black Mo-
reen and Black Heatherbloom pctticoats;
every one OF them good. full width and made
in several different styles OF flounces. al
lengths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

One Of the greatest bargains OF the sale
Atwood Imported Wire Voiles. Panamas,
Chiffon Panamas, Serges, Cheviots and all
kinds OF Shadow-Stripe Skirts and novelty
wooden mixtures All sizes, including large
sizes for stout women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
BOYS SCHOOL
STOCKINGS

Strong, wide-ribbed cot
ton; black only; E-
pair ............S~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

A new lot OF Women's and Misses Broac
Capes has just arrived-the new military
with gilt braid and buttons. Full lengtl
inches long. We intended selling these at
and $3.50, but offer them tomorrow at. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

1000 Pillow Tops with backs;
elegant goods; heavy linen face
with fancy benz; regular price,
69c. London nE~
unloaus ...,...,........E W
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.uusEMssTs THIS WEEK.
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Baby Bisnkets-Unloading To-
price. each ...........*.. ~
Gray Blankets For single bed
Unloading price. per 2En
pair .sssssssss.s.s WV
Atwood Blankets In gray aud
tan with fancy borders; full
double bed size: $3.50 ca OK
values Unloading pair 5fsJJ
Comforts - Full size comforts.
pure white cotton filling. knot.
ted; 1925 value. Unioaa- Q9n
ing price .++...ts....s4.b WV
Bedspresds white hemmed Gro
Chef bedspreads; double bed size
Unloading price. CO
each .................UJG
Sheets Scanned sheets. size Tx
90; zoe value. Unloading 97n
price, each ...........s.yf y
Pillows All feather pillows.
strong feather proof tick QEc
ing. Unloading price, each oJC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

New Waists of every description. in
white and colored lawns. linons. madras,
sateens, ginghams and other washable
materials A great many OF them are
beautiful embroidery and lace trimmed
waists; also tailored effects; all sizes,
from 81 10 "a.