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The Seattle star., November 17, 1909, Home Edition, Page 8, Image 8
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11/ 9 Oi* ' J
We Stirred
-
**%* 81 atl A**** it df\. MMM mwaW
the Town
-Ll IVj 111 t? II
Our Great Shoe Sale has set the town agog.
You'll hear people discussing it everywhere, and
you'll notice hundreds and hundreds of newly-shod
feet on the street. They come from here, and if
you'd listen closely you could hear the dollars
jingling in their pockets. Those are dollars saved in
this shoe sale. Are you getting your share of MM
money-saving bargains in truly good shoes?
• -
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m **\ a Af^. __. M «___ «_. I * mr~**
WOMEN'S
t*trd*a snd Cousin's t$ to tl Warn*** 1150 and %* <*** Fancy
Shoe* In this sale J3.95 Slipper* ta th" $2.45
Plngree and other makes |« j Hong# slippers, regular V *"
SSS. 8, hr*.'."....J2.85 »V': M. $1.15
Wlchert A Gardiner W and 1* !
Fancy Slippers ta CO QC j Boudoir SlippersOO p
this sals .....tt. *}L,*JO at tt UUw
MEIVS
,<«tU«ton** $700 — ' #»C AZ French * Co. «$.«. *0 OC
IS.OO Shoes Shoe* tJJiUJ
N>ttr*t«a*a MM aad MA AC Any It 00 (*) OC
JSSOShoe* ♦*»t*Kl Shoe <#_-..OJ
You can save from * t Today is Special Day
to */* on Boys' and Girls' for the Children. Bring
Shoes in this sale. them in.
We are ermine to close out this stock in th«
quickest time possible. Good Shoes were never be
fore priced so low and sold so rapidly. You certainly
can not, in justice to yourself, let such a shoe oppor
tunity *lip
NOTE TME PRICES, THEN ACT
Treen Shoe Co
707 PIRST AY.
BO YOU WANT TO BUY. BELL.
'" RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH
REGISTERS!
We *r» ladepaad**! dealer* band
ta* all *<***_ **** mm* M«*tt* aa*.
Will aa** raa Mg tuiit;.
iii« «t,-*uw*l._. cm.
•*« Jttm tt :.;.->- Seattle. Wa.b-
Tm F ORIENT IN SEATTLE 'f
jl GRAND OPENING NIGHT j
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Eggs II ■ ■ &>—— ii B Str°"" ol >C 8S Pa. 1 m /m a— 1— - • 111
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A THE V . PEKIN CAFE -v J
Tt It-i sJI HR wm >-. ■ . ■____ Wa f| %.tV f*_i I ~HR M \__ I M __l
[ j Xi Ui ES tila i « -N-. ***** "l 's— IW X-a— I*l I ~V ~^^ f *BMt SH Ebsssss*
i- Thursday *tC* superb ;J
"'••--i-'i, - »_. ***** Ji MUSIC :-l
is*) 18 th NOV. *T and i.
* ■;■: Prom 5 p.m. .£ APPOINTMENTS ig
y Unique Decorations A*_r Special Chefs 5
******B****************************»mamaa I I iai«Bicii_ifli_M
-J 2nd and Yesler Way : ~il
-J Surpassing Any Other Chinese Restaurant in the West 5
**f * CMAKLIE LOUIE, Manager "** jfi
.v v ' W- -ill
DO NOT MISS 1 THIS! «j
THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
To do mar painting, paperhangtng
. and tinting are the brothers who
raa -h.-
Federal Paint A Wall Paper Co,
Main 2304. Ind. 3913.
Estimate* Oa*Huiiy Purni*h*d
» eta*.
ALICE PUFFED
GREAT CIGAR
MOW MRS. LONGWORTH rLAO
OERGASTED THE KOREAN
COUNT.
it, t'tiixi rrt»-«.)
PERUN, Nov, 17,—Merlin 1*
highly Interested today In the ap
pearance of a booh purporting to be
from the pen of Fraitleln Emma
| Krtiebel, who for many years was
chief mlatres* of ceremonies at the
| court of the emperor of Korea.
A chapter of the book contain*
an account of the vtstt of Mlsa Alice
Roosevelt to the Korean court lo
1 1905. The nfjiort of the official rm
Iceptlon, which Is causing comment
jof a varied nature, reads:
"Learning that the Roosevelt
party bad been Invited to the emtrt
ot the ratkado. the Korean emperor
hastened to extend the hospitality
of ht* modest eatablhthment to the
distinguished A nan travelers.
Acceptance of his majesty* Invita
tion came with such astonishing
promptness that the court was In
a dilemma bow to gel a suitable
welcome ready In time.
"The emperor decided to bestow
upon ...... I.i .tii' of tbe president
of the .tTntted States the highest
honor at hia command, namely, a r*
eepfltiti at th« graveside of his con
sort, 'he t*A*r***. Aa imiitsstna
sutta ot dignitaries and flunkeys
were accordingly dispatched io >•-.
grave ta a picturesque and minis..
spot a mile ouUlde --.. wllh ttton
.'.:* for a state banquet.
"Shortly after the a ,lt_» arrived
- " ' 't *. i*r ttt tunt a tti .
a tornado of dust burst upon ti*,
.wt of whlrh a cavalcade of equea
trtana emerged. At their head rode
a daabtng young horsewoman, etad
In a scarlet riding habit, beneath
the lower estwatUSe* of srhlch peep.
Ed tight fitting red breeches, stuck
Into glittering boots. In her hand she
brandished a riding whip. in ber
month was a great cigar
"It waa Wl*a Alice Roosevelt.
We went Cabhergaated- We had
expected a different sort of appari
tion. Everybody was bowing and
»<-raptng. ta the most approved
Korean court fashion, but the rough
rider** daughter seemed to thle* tt
all a Joke.
i "As th* mistress of eer*m*_al< I
'stammered out a few worda of
| greeting and the gnest nf honor !
i mumbled a word or thanks but
I nothing more. She ma* mainly la
.terested In the rohMKsai figure* of
jgod* and the mammal stone ■
• image* of animal*, whlrh hold ,
j waieh over th* grates of the dead i
numbers of the Korean dynaaty. ,
"Spying a stone elephant, which ,
1 seamed particularly to strike her ,
fancy. Alice hurled herself off her (
horse, and tn a flash was astride .
th* elephant, sfcoatlag to Mr. Long- |
worts to snapshot ber. Onr suit* i
was paralysed with horror and as
toelahmen " '-'-VVV'i
CHURCH ASSEMBLY
, The ****** annual s—villt of <
the Chnrch of the Living God (col
nrsdl will tome*** st 3423 Irving
| .-iv . November i 5.'.:,;.. J
THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1009,
NEWSBOYS WILL SURE HAVE
GRAND TIME AT MASKED BALL
__ _. is ■
**»Mf*KU. B«i.L.
HELPED OLD MAN SPEND
MONEY AND GOES TO JAIL
11. Barrett Dobba, protege of
lodge Baa Undaey of Denver an.l
formerly a superintendent of the
playground* of Seattle, wtil split
wood for the city for th* net. two
months.
11. Dobbs owes his downfall to s
1 combination tit money *.* old maa
aad a sum of money *ald to range
from 110 to 110.
According to testimony adduced
In pollc* court yesterday afternoon.
DoMa and a department *tor* girl
volunteered to show George C 8e»
--t*rt. a wealthy lumberman, Seattle
by cluster HghL
The party slighted (ran a tasl
rah and went Into * cafe, where
lights and music were the rule.
1',!.-.it. flowed. a!»o.
Dnt when Mr. Heater! cms* out
Whcrs th* Chill* Cam* tm?' t
Oft* of the -harm* of mid-- Is
that the musically uneducated p*r
■no doe* not hay* '.> "understand"
It. With "Imitative" music, how.
•var. th* eaa* la quite different, and
•vary pasaac* ha* either an »)»,..u..*
or a thinly-concealed meaaiagV,Oc*
caalonally It la bard to decipher ter* •
tain unusual noise*, aa the fojflow- i
Ing story from fllcgrad* I2U*ty r
Indicate*: „„,
The composer bad Just played
last ..ie.-. his friend, the critic
""Very fine. Indeed." said.Jbe
ciittc. "Tint what la that | A/mm,
which makes th« enh} enUla rua
daws the hark?"
"Oh." returned the composer,
' "that k* where th* wanderer has the
. hotel bill brought to him,"
I The newsboys of Seattle sr* sure
going to have a great time at their
seventeenth annual ball at t_.-m-.il
'park pavilion Saturday night.
It's to be a masquerade, ami
, there's gntng to be a lot of *w«ll
, costume* there, ami everybody's
' going to have hi* heat gtrl along,
.m.i there'll be about 1150 worth
[of pri*e* for the beat time* - |
j tho ilown town merchanU have
! imated the newaboy* fine—and al
j together— well. Shorty Engter, he
[ say* tt'* going '.i be the best ever.
And Shorty knows. Ynti Ml
take it from blm. »
The Star boys are going to be
out la force, copping out prises,
showing new stunts In dancing snd
bringing girts that'd win beauty
prtsea anywhure.
Wagner* ..*«tra has been en
gaged for tha party. *hlch will be
gin .at ** o'clock
■ ■■
Not aoffr.QOttss.
nobby—Pa, wbo are the women I
of the hour?
Papa—Those, my boy, who say |
they II be ready i, a minute.—Ally
Sloper'* Half Holiday.
of tt he waa abort 110, according to
hts story. Tbe girt denies tbe alia
gallon.
Beesntht be ehsperoned the party. l
I*.M.» called down ihe displeasure
of Police Judge John IV Gordon la
th* shspe of s «. daj tamtam la
the city stockade.
Bob be ram* to Beanie torn. two
years ago. and on February IS, 1907, |
addressed the park board on th*
*dvantage* of playgrounds. Dobb*
tallied a lot, but did sot accomplish
:l.ueJl.
Consequently, be was discharged
after two month* of talk Dobb*
is 24 years old. He %*>» ha spent
i ill* summer ta Alaska.
RED fRONT Will OPEN
NEW CLOTHING
i STORE
Th* work of remodeling th' Ursa
ranter room at First aad Univer
sity, furrcerly in <"s: i-.t by th* Baal
for Savings, I* going forward rap- i
idly, -id on or before December 1
th* "Red Front"* will ion one of
th* finest and most up-to-date
clothing store* In the city at the]
splendid location. A new front la
being max is and h»nd*®mejy fia-!
tolled ft-ctnr** Installed. The "Bed
Front" will open wtth every Indica
tion favorable for a big success In
tha clothing business.
It Couldn't b* D**t«n.
He—That pudding 1* something
f»arful; It taste* absolutely horri
ble! *
«h*—lt la Impossible; for the
rookery bonk say* It taste* d»
lletou».~Corale CuttLflßi
CLOSING OUT
All Our Pall Suits, Coats
and Dresses
j/ LADIES! It Kill-*. IS A CHANCE
*j*l/ TO OKT A MKAI.. BARGAIN. AS
» £$y^*<z*p * wK x,iK a HAMi'''K.-'. uiu.!'.. AN. u
/*Tsfjs^L- KlitHT. WE Mt'HT MAKE ROOM
/f/9r**V-\ r**tt OUil Hl'itlMi SAMPLES.
/£mfM^\ WHICH COME IN SOON.
ar____m________\ VALUES THAT STARTLE VOL
(m**T^ TAILORED SUITS NOW
.ttTtSm $12.50
I* l'/uH> v\V*rP*l ftrmir prices mara 130, IBS to S3«
fiW M TAILORED SUITS
till $20.00
ok__o2 J_hT Hit 11 V.A. Values *10. Mi, KO.
/$8 Ify'l ONE-PIECE DRESSES
11 $12.50
/lii SPSIB #
"W. r £tg ML w* hay* b*«" *«ii.«a thee* for
|ffAl v¥ NEW LONG COATS
/ITjffiL $10.50 —$16.85
***l_^ Wall worth do-tie th**« amounts
LADIES SAMPLE SUIT SHOP
500 Arcade Building
Teh* ****** e*trrw FLOOR Open Till t p. m. Saturday.
Inouflh.
Walter—Will you take anything
more, «lr. before you go?
Mr-Swell —I'll no take any mor».
I'm lit a sw.-ll lodging, and I dlnnn
k»>n very well the stair.—Ally Slop
er'* Half Holiday.
Union
Sayings &
Trust Co,
of Seattle f
Burptu« and unciwil*
profit* VV
*****
Th* man *,**, attain, *,-£
by -1 work , nd tntmii*,
th* most ttm^amtttl tmm,J
**w«. N.ariy ,« ;***?£_
m*d* that* Start, „, ,J
with ■. modest sum 'marti tn*
smaller sal.rl*, <*,„ i_t
youn ß men now >(**&*> 2
****** eh*nc* I* ipinti^
saving I* th* first st**,
iNtlHf 4. pf, f{< fl
Compounded V\\
Serol-Annaally.
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N. B. SOUnoTcaiifel
ontEcroEs-t-'.'*
-tn.Bd Seknuu. I n ,___
a a, atewart r- v __*'
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CORNER SECOND
and CHERRY JTRER
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