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ft PLEADS
fll IN 10
UNSHED HER
yje Gordon Wishes for
f, Whipping Po,t in Sen
jttacing Drunken and
I Bn*1 ** Husband.
; tt.lteonccwld that there w-ere
MSm *** the world 'who lick
I WE* <>t *■■*■ miv- ,hiU.. bcau
l|i i J.* and ■ «»«_an.
RSttMrtka was cmwM la
Arm court this morning when a
VSSZak woman. Mrs. Chariot
f^Mod op and 9-mttA fur G>«
her body with
o*i sell*- , th.' . ■> " '" '*:• '
IT* t*********** * *********** **?■
Ls colic* .rwtrt with mow
iLnt erMoate of a brutal beat
?*f*A h*r"*jes mm: hlackeu-
J^tttti and bloodshot. She told
A. Jodjl-- Gordon that her body
'rtßwrwt with black and blue
"tt***"
|;»; Ht Was Unashamed.
f rj»rl« Psrv-e. wife beater, stood i
wtivdork unashamed and with a)
-wr»•(.:> IX" memory, lit ad- j
Zj tkal *** ****** ****** kicked j
agUmmered it** wife, but was not •
•\*u Ar.*-i* yesterday and 1 may ,
iw Ut her." Mid Parct?.
■f***t M kins go. Judge," plcad
if tie krstsed and battered wife,
'•gi'i all rtjM *»cept when he's J
tek I ***** fili- *° **•*'■'*■•'' ******** i
al ****** Mamtt Plena " let
HBP'
' Wants Whipping Post.
«Vwr," reeled Judge Gordon. J
fia Til*
Look at These
LUUIi all lICoC
) Pianos
i ianos
Have You Ever Seen the Like?
$350 Prince $ 95
$440 Fi.cher $117
, -$450 Heriick $125
| ins47sSchmer $250
1475 Wnner ;-Vi...5250 '<\
$400 Kimball ... $140
$350 Letter ....;.. $145
, $500 Chickertng &Son $195
!>j $550 Knabe $240
tune Piano Co.
E 1406 First Avenue
140b First Avenue
I —" -j POR ™c 'j-7y ' -T7
lHrre are some prizes jy i wlC»il m H llbf %maaMm. ''"" Star '"■ going to give
U\«ch will be given away M M **LW M mmm *W T Ty thtt* swell
j., ? * m^ mmf af^* taw w**i mi ggW. chance on these swell
I fora little work. _______—_--___-________»___________________^^ ___-«______-_. , prizes.
L* — I OP SEATTLE I T^^^l
COME TO THE STAR 'OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE and get aome subscription blank.. You
**» then start out after new subscribers without delay. Here are some of the things you can get:
Boxing Gloves I f|P?i§ rai«A/ar I Rugby Football
■Hi CSIIVaS J^-^%.
m \ Wk i Leggins m
va rtt , \!MvWs[l Here is something useful. Just -r
n full set of Boxing Gloves KtWM'PI ' "'".'*' frsfflj:*^
■****"" , or \Wmam\\ ,lH' ,hi" X "r Wet WCa,,lcn WC We will give this $1.50 Rugby
,_ 12 New Subscribers fl _, ft& wjn „, flny bf>y wh<J ,:,.,,,, ;11l for _
DII Cl a 'jßamWm willirctlß- 12 New Subscriber.
Roller Skates <f^ip^i w,"c«*« a -———
-a fl . 6 New Subscribers Flash Light
Sf mat' Here Are Some More / ■|;^^fl|
'.^/^' *MmW ll"t l^'l"' |n<: vft — 11 ti — IH P*
".. - 12 New Subscribers ■4Amm^^aa\mmmmwAaa>
" fr* is a B ood steel Roller Lots of Light- you have
"J** Something nearly cv- A Good 50c Pocket-Knife; two blades, given for '" do is press the button.
"y l»y like,. Tor only- , Given to you for
§B New Subscribers 4 New Subscribers 8 New Subscribers ,
■■ '
■■.*j° "ot wait tttitil marrow, but start today. Any boy who makes up his mind to get one of these prizes can do it.
, ii'jU soon as you fill in some of the 1 subscribers* blanks, you can bring them to The Star circulation depart
,mw»t,at 1307 Seventh, and ,. will give you an order for the prize you want. • •
U .B°y». here is a chance to eel yourself a Christmas present. If there is anything you do not understand; plume us.
*?*"» 1050. Ind. 441. *-:
The People', HP! C fl fll C I Seattle's Independ-
Paper H && £h ent Daily
•JW-W Seventh J, fit iJCCIIUC kJICII M 1050 - Md. 441
.'"•om. i * *-»*,»*V*.| T*'*'* ■ , •***Ai ■ *tlj ' ***** ' '
*X.. "***"******. _..__,...„,. .__»«_-««■*__■» ',' *»»»«»«»■. **,»«.:„..• I, .. »!»»*•». ►"■
KELLOGG WOULD BE
A CITY COUNCILMAN
, JAMES Y. C. KEUtOGO. '
tarn tmmmiAtAiin timim iim di*m**eam*+**t**m**m**me***im*aMatmmaa%*WWWmmm
"If tt' lay wtthln my power, t would
have-your husband publicly horse
whlpiMil and'sent to jail for a year.
Any man who strike* a woman,
drunk or sober, ts a coward, mad
, am. Hob not fit to b«» at largo. 1
will sentence you. I'aree, to 30 days
ln Jail and you may pay a Inn- of
11100."
The battered woman gave Judge
i Gordon ono dumb look of appeal I
Und then turned and slowly left tbe
""'" r"om-
How Mean'
Or. I'lill Graves—That* an Insult.
sir. 111 make you sorry for this.
Mr. ttorrymore (an undertaker!—
j Aro you going to retire from prac
tice?
OANCE TONIGHT. >
Dance at Dreamland. Admission
freei, ...
i
a!
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY
FOR MrMlir.it OF COUNCIL
FROM FIFTH WARD.
Jnmea Y. C Kellog. who, m ii
dark horse, made « phenomenal run
for retireeontatt^e from in.' tith
legislative district in the last it
imbllcaa prliuartea. li.i-, announced
himself us a candidate for council
mun from Uli" Fifth ward.
Mr Kellogg i* a lawyer, with of
fice* In the llaliey building. He be
long* to the old Kellogg family, and
has in in.' resided In Heattlo fur
ih.' old Ki11,,,.,; family, ami
* 'Urn ii rt. atlln Im
twenty-eight year*.
Mr Kellogg haa received the fol
lowing riimuituittjtli.il requesting
that he announce hta candidacy, the
letter bearing the signature* of iii.
most prominent nun In his wurd:
"We. Hie nn.lcriilgni.il, voter* of
jtho nrth wurd, desiring to have
tni.l ward adequately represented
111 the city council, and believing
that you have the necessary quail
il.an.inn. and that with propel cf»
fort you can be elected, request
that you declare yourself a candi
date for the iHtsltlon of councilman
from the Fifth ward, subject to the
republican primaries, aud in case
you comply with our request we
agree to support you to the be«t of
our ability."
KNOCKED DOWN
I Mi EASTLAKE CUB
Thomas Ornhcn, a laborer, was
knocked dowu by an Baatlake afreet
car early Mils morning at Third ay.
and Yealer way, sustaining an ugly
alp wound. i.inlien waa picked
up and taken hora*. According to
his story, Ihe street car did not stop
.nil be waa unable to learn the
I number of the car or the nam., of
i the motorinan In charge.
MORE RECRUITS FOR
SPOKANE STRIKERS
It- I «ll'.l rtama.y
M'lil, \'. Nov. M — Forty
members of the Industrial Work
era of the World sturie.l this
morning from McKeea Mm*, la.
for Spokane, to assist In the light
for free apeech.
I »-uei'tie V. ('.'liii. the aoclallat
Kugem- I Data, the hh mini
leader, la eipected wlthlng * few
■ days The Industrialists are meet
ing with difficulty Id reaching
I Spokane on account of being
i ditched from freight trains all
along the road. Koine are strag
gling In to ',-11 how th.-> were
thrown off trains In rem..' sec
tions of the country and compelled
to null many miles to atatlona
where Hot could catch trains
again.
Citizens of Spokane seem to take
more Interest In the fight, and: Is
la believed they will soon Invokit
the Initiative and demand a mont
liberal ordinance than the on-'
prohibiting street speaking.
mm.... ...... ......
* THE WEATHER. I
* THE WEATHER *
* *
* Cloudy tonight and Hat ii *
* day. Probably *hoiK-r« *
* Kr--oli ..i'ii«.-«i win.). *
* *
..................
FICKLE SUMMER MAID.
li». M tn »i th.- seashore ills
! eovert»l diamonds In the surf. I nil
I jrwi erer dlsoover any jewels when
yott were there?
Wise— l thought I discovered a
).•»<•! last -.•■miner I.ut after ahe
jilted me I came to the conclusion
' that she was only an Imitation. ,
0 Till; STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909.
'I
When the j
Stomach Stops,
WORKING PROPERLY, BECAUSE
THERE IS WIND IN IT, USE
STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB
LETS TO SET IT GOING AGAIN,
*." ' *
A Trial Box Free.
TIIK HOCTOItH call It flatulency,
lull, unprofessional 10l Un know It us
"wind on Ihe stomach." and a most
distressing stat.- of things it ta. It
111 iK-ii.iim condition ..I this great *
motor organ. Always annoying uml
li'iltifnl In the eitreme, at time*
Often leading iii bad and fatal re
sult*. I In-' stomach, embarrassed
.nui li.i'ni|i.'nil with wlml, cannot
tuUe care of Ita food properly and
Indigestion follow*, .nil tali has a
train ton appalling to enumerate.
The entire lytten in Implicated—
made an active or pusslve factor In
this trouble and life aoon becomes
a questionable boon
M.I. I »list 18 I'Ml UNRD In
doctor book*; bow undigested footl
c*iisea gasca by fcrmentatlnn and
fomentation In l.v fermentation some
ii in »liiiti |.n., ,
essential fluids an destroyed—
burnt up— wasted l.v chemical
action, followed in defective nutri- ;
tion an,! the distribution through
Mi.- alimentary tract of chemically
wrong elements and as a conse
quence tha atomach and entire sya- !
tent are starved. I'le;ity of food, you
see, but spoilt In preparation and
worse than worthless
A liini \Mii:n STOMACH la the
epitome of aril; nothing 100 bad to]
emanate from It, but the gaa It gen
eratea la probably its worst primary
effect and the only way to do away I
with ibis la to remove tb,. cause j
BTUAUTB DYSI'KI'SIA TAUI.KTB
go to the root of this trouble. They 1
attack the KH- making food* and
render them barmlese. flatulency
or wind un the nimaaiih simply ess
not exist where these powerful an.l
wonderworking Utile tablets arc In ;
evidence.
THKV \MIIK M VI,I, for this 1
very purpose—to attack gas making
foods an.l convert them Into proper
nutriment. Thla la their province
and office. A whole book could be
written about them and then not all
told that might ba told with profit
to aufferera from thla painful dls
eaae. dyspepsia. It would manikin
the years of patient and expensive
experiment In effort to srrt. at
this result—of failures Innumerable I
and at last aucccsa. It would make 1
mention of the different imae|f
eorreetlvea that enter Into thla
tablet and make ft faithfully repre
sent alt.
STt'Altrß DYSPEPSIA TAtV
I.r.TH are not alone Intended for
the sick, but well iv« a* well;
for the peraoa who craves hearty
foods and wants to eat heartily
and run no risk of bad effects,
thry act like a charm and make
eating and digestion a delight ami
I pleasure Tbey keep the stomach
artivn and energetic and slit.- and
stlHin* to do extra work without..
special labor in effort, Don't for,
set {this. Well people are of tart
neglected, but 0..- STt'AHT DV*
I'KltttA TABLET* have It.-in Ib
i mind. ... |,
A FfIKK TRIAL PACKAOB will
lie sent any one who suits to know
Just what they in- bow they look 11
, and taste, before beginning treat-
I ment with them. After this go to
the .true store for them; every I
where, her» or at home they are!'
HO cents a bo* ami by anting them
at home you will save time and |
postage. Your doctor will prescribe!
them; Ihey say there are tO.OOO
doctors using tnem, but when you
know what la the matter with your
self, why go to tbe expense if' a I
prescription? For free trial pack
age address V*. A. Stuart Co. 150
Stuart l!ui!<!!iig. Marshall Mich
igan.
P. 8. it. M.-r send today for
samplea of fhe tablet. You will get
quite it box of them.
| *-mma^mm**mmmm**am*^^a*ama^aaaaawaaaaaa*mmm^mmmm^mmmmmmm*am~ o * —.-,
& esa MLWBaaWMamM QMBaBEBSS fl^Hw'ltftWffr ffi**^ Q €BBP JBWBBP MBBJBBB mW*mMaaWaw* m\% (
ft STONE, FISHER CO. | Second ami University. j STONE, FISHER CO. { Second and University. )
| _ . _-~™~™~. j MI—MM
I rive Hundred Tailored Suits! 8 g e( j Spring j
I For Women *WSS^ at $15.001 {[m
I Following the very great sales held here last Wednesday and today, we have gath- | _.___.._______________._________—-.._——-—
crctl .ill the fragmentary'lots mi.. one great group, and tomorrow will be another hi !; j* u h a ; zc j ron jj c ,|
ord breaking 11,1', a* a result. ,' f ,.,, m , „, ml o rf ,, - nr
m . "" .'- •:■-.:■ [i cotion top mattress, ami
The price Is less than would be at _ woven wire spring; reg-
I/^es ask..l |i die material* alum-. 'Ho #1 " .AM tT^ "'■" price for this com
m***{a? ',* tailoring is excellent, the styles correct. nj| m U pletc outfit is $'*75; j
J7*%r*y*L/l\ Suits such as gentlewomen would he ifflL g |a»v special fur Saturday,
ilmo£&?s l'I«-^ed «o wear. Made of plain and m | m one outfit only to a cus
\a\Kti*Ll§x£jL' * f«iiicv liiu.uli luili, vvorstctls, prunellas I Ho ___»
BHK-SV 1' *»d'serges, in all Urn favorite sha-lcs g itf **>"*<''• »*-
Wa? __JT of gray, taupe, raisin, rose, brown, navy I 1
I^a*\* . i.iil-.t black. Suits that were .ii.-. to ■ ' jilcie <intir '75;
\ Smls sn.l, as vv.iiilil In * |«fe^ ,| f ,, r Saturday,
AwMMaL, \ |'l.i -'I In wear. Maile ul plain ami 'rl M* ',* .. . „tl,t , „i„ .
4 , , am al s, "*■' ''ii'lil only I
1 MMM*'** i Lim \ 1.1".ol'luili, wut-ii'ih, |.i mu'llag I ■ B
sod erg< ,In al! the favorite vL# f L# I '""'"'
t\*3* - .i\ , !.iii|i. . i.v .in. m ,• . lii'iwn, navy i \
*^ ami black, Suits that were tnadt !;
//TtWife fer* U ?25 °°' $3ao° ..ml $35,0°' afC °f" gmmmwamamamaaaam af** BmMw 9 Of I
,/ * 1 yLW maaaawmawaaaawmm ll F_ V*\
jy? vV/ Women's and Misses' Coals All at a Discount of Onp-lourth jh \ J^2_
l. X V* \l^/ Tho stock Is simply magnificent! tt Includes all the latest novi-l J I , .»itttjmf '.r* II
i\J\l». I\l M ties, siu'h as Full I.- i.-i Coats. Beeen-EHghth Coats and Three Quar- [ || *
At f\ ''* *'"*** for women and 1-ong Coats for girls. The fabrics are rough ( j | I
mf Itn- Kngllsh and Hcoteh tweeds, smooth covert cloth* and kerseys In all j I "CHASE LEATHER H I
j\ A 111 I ""' Prul|,'r colors. All tlsea, endless variety, lowest prices In lowa j COUCH. gj I
_ fi l L lI V * *" begin »'"' li.inirro'w ,i full fourth off. Leather Couch, full tuft- B
fi t*L i fit *%]*■ Via ed: a durable and very I
i' iM 'VI If, ml KM A" *■***>" >'*»**• til OR All »25,00 ",a", flfl 7R ! handsome piece of furnl i !
II W\l 111 /' Tl A ,or *' Z3 for ' VV,; * I 0.1 J !«•! you ckn scarcely tell '
Ml-ThmtW \>>aVS All 110.00 ■*** CIEfM All V*** Costa MC 7C it from real leather; regu- - j
I'Ml I 111 \\%yf^ f"r * «>iU.IJ lar „,!, 115.60. Special
if Rilltet \ lii GIRLS' COATS AT »3.95 GIRLS' COATS AT »5.00 fur Saturday only. $H.« 5. j
I 111.) I ? 1* w"'"' ,"'";"",! '•'■ °, l° A.m., military and double bieast -,! I ROOM-6IZERUQ J
I* NU I fill a\ V ********* l*ac t *'C*** «■''"";•■ full length, beautifully I Hlze >r.e„,.. and floral ,-at
fIJI ilftl I 111 l red. brown, naw and plain ,_,.. '. „, , ...„ ,,i,,r . "'" J*i*. velvet iiugs, in
fiiMlii b IM Mark new auto styles angle ,:i""""'' '''"' ' l»l««n colora. rich Oriental and Horal pat
i IIIVP \l Lift and double breaated effects; v.I- ,?,, v d n^d Xel. "" ":!';",:'
R Jill ' II ;';,;.".".*"..,:": 53.95 nnd lilaek un:v,,u" i-tii-cts, in SSa «.—■ $15.45
111 - i\OT ■'■"■'" $3>95 SK"'' ,i'" tVmt '' "'•' V s ',45
I III:- AIW.'V WOMEN'S EVENING CAPES. ! f „ r ..' dJ.UU Only ***** Hug to a Cua
■ 111 'I' V\\\V\! \ SIOOO ( torni-r.
Z 'ill Nl l}\\\ N \* * Klr" Iliimdrloih <**»* *'* ***** ' fourth OFF ON runs BUa M ,
■ 111 l» v\\J w ni.iiiii'hi ii i i«|. « in ii,< Hlze ggi72. name quality,
AllJjl f/^JT' IKipular NajiobNjn style, In tan, Bcorea of beautiful plecea to. r «. KO i ar pr ice »3.75. Special
irpfPlfl-r. iky,V»ct>. rose, gray and green; choose among: lyni, fox, beaver, for Saturday CO AC
"H-U-J •Wf valuea up to 120.00; all on aala marten, mink. coney, etc., ( . O_L.*to
' Haturday C Ifl fl fl Scarfs, Muffs or aeta—
| #.11 _ lW'-^^ at ''"" N"i-'l",,n «rl«. I" tan. j all at one fourth orr to ) D jn_Hß__a___ac_anß_Bßßani
nTl^'t'"! sky.V «<>' niw grm and gi.-.'n; i <h.«M_w auiniiK l> m. f-n. b.-ar-i. ' for Saturday OO AC.
4JJJ ■ W »aiues vi. to I ll ..a r.»u* • martea, odnk, eoaey, etc, , MtlAO
" HatunLn Olrt Ml ! H<arfs Muffs or s.-ts
V^-.-"-' >IU.UU ALL AT ONE FOURTH OFF dHHBHBaWBaBHM
Sale Of Trimmed Hats at $10 Neckwear Sale-Men Will Hock
la j r #<**t\ *s a-He? Like Flies Around a Honey Pot!
Instead of $20 and $25 *— —_- —; —
Ii a -i r^-srv j<r-nr Like Flies Around a honey Pot!
Instead of $20 and $25 .,., ., —
I* High-class Hats, every alone will sell close on ttFJI ■' -m^t^h.
JO one. Turbans and Pic- «» a th°^*°f[ a6UarJ K. V
ma,,c r,f fcU ' ft,r ' velvet any«"«« e,s«' B«- r^\Tss>* I'M I
*' (f^^^^jM^^S^mJ ■*'■**■•■ ***** cor,-'C(* 'I,cs; si'l,-,< the handsome ¥ v^V-^ \j.' fflSTl^ 3v\ I
ffj '* 4 '■- tiiinmi'.l with wings, fancy silks shown fully I >^^oKv^^»l
J» •"• X&i_t 4/T -lia,.. . ,„i,| ..ma- I,*^'''!''!? H'' Tu-s V I^3
'^**\m*ir~i mrvr^^ Sl Md lc,r own wi,h t,lp fir*t-cia» shop.-; aii i'_^fcj
v V»^^ j l«rst J520.00 ami $25,00 shades, rich sil&s' Sec " '^|
\ *~~? ' I |i millinery in .mi, an- of- 'em in the window as /T^Alßl *^t^ J
ierciltu in or row at you're passing tomor- /if j1 lit.l tt*-*^
910.00. row. 25^. amMamaAaaaamammmma
Early Shopping Movement Starts in the Toy Store Tomorrow!
With the view of getting all the good people of Seattle to shop early, we shall open the Toy Store down stairs
with these stirring special values—
/!(% Clilld'. (hair. ■- Woolly Bheep. Dime Reg! a
Ti.*,. strong and W J Opening Sale /Sa» IJ ank s. maile of ft »* BMW
50'- » ell made. fTTIf f/ price. .-,<.. R"<^ , tc el. handsomely PSI^HS
_____^vTJ —^~; ~:-/i"i */ enameled ro.t. 111 lli «3*t-»— »*S^' enameled black B^aU—!Bk
fWy 'JS* Opening Sale 111 I /fTIX > ,- _f *llh gilt trim- SJgIHSL
fTV ,""I'"' '-'•"•«* ""■ ll'lllj lVa.*~<AiS% B""K« Opening «K^E&
S°J J&TSt Wtf^S! Sa"- prlcc ' ■v-,<* tasaaa
I Holler Bkates with «te.>l mmamMT**. \' *W \f each.
is. mad.- mljw-ii.M.- to any M^-\ Ti
gttiUßßS^y **a*\ f 111 -ilk *^Lm\A.mt'<SSim^ pi" with I mL^M/*
il 1 Ml-WTfWa .fl ay ?. - -tffl nnu iin_l «* nsl la. **mm*^m*L r^mm
\Ji^t*y **^ v/ 7l\ >^ . f I Mb e____B% *=' *^Mm^^^^^^m
y*mlLmr * " "/It J Picture, nn ely finished tn red
I I'lilld's Auto. Irandsomely fin- /II A* "^ rxAV*^'^ 1 an<l K^,**'n - "''"'"l running gear,
*[ Ished. steel "innlna gear with / !| >»^a-». mTF^Aj / Qaamlaa mm* nrlce maaa
■ rubher tired wheels. Opening / 11 fiJ^^^lSsS'l I "inning Hal. pin-. $.!.».».
■ Sal.' |i ■■ ytt.u:,. / |I vt^^SSHl^. ***L^ m^^^m^
y where .'.in Opening Sale prlcc, I'lle hit. Iron toy. like pie- j2JjCi^l2CZ!py C^ws^^^^>f/-A
Xgp- n Inches »nl.- Opening Bale prlca, VL\ y iT'^Av/
j#M»l§ »;J ''J»«;^ "________-________! SST English Doll G^Carta. ateel
Mechanical Train, complete Table. 10x14 PP^^J wheels and running gear, loath-
Is^^V^ksScU with iii.-.'iv |i„ti,t,.i oar, engine si/.-: extends 1 E I orctta hood ami uiJiolstery; like
tt™^ wmm „,„! tender, circle track; like in 18 Indies. 111 I ,"> „ „ ,
I Hoys' Shooting tlallerles. Open- picture. Openiug Bale price, Opening Sale » I « 9******. Opening Sale price,
ing sale price. |jil.mi each. ni,.. price,2 **,*; * $^.t»« each. ,
Department THE STONEFISHffITo', DepaKme"
| * fsECOMDAVEI^ a UNIVERSITY 81 § SEATTLE -C--W- \g* * Stores
Rugs Made From Your Old Carpets
New Process, Prlees Oteatly Reduesd. li iK Itua*. Carpet Clean-
Inir, i |,i,.,i-.','i Furniture Repairing , '
.Main CCB. FUZZY WUZZY. RUG CO. Ind. 7379
GET YOUR MAT CLEANED
MCDONALD'S HAT STORE
1021 Third Aye. Hats cleaned while ynu wait. Phone Ind. 2317.
LAMB AND VEAL.
Anil It's III.' kind of lamb mill
aal you want; ' iniiri' fed and
•Kri'fiilty prepared for the inarkot.
riiat's tin kind you gel at the
PALACE MARKET,
2nd and Yesler.
. ,„■_>,«,__.—',_.«.a'
POULTRY
Of all kinds at our market. You
Will always find plump, tender tur
keys, ducks, sense and chickens at
Hi.-
PALACE MARKET,
2nd and Yesler.
All Ladies' All Men's
Shoes Shoes
$2.50 $3.00
jJm*l^K^w^ml^Ar^' ar* w *^^r "^w *~^*\
mta *'a*mm*o^*^^mt\.^ma^^^Lmtaa*r^^'*^*** mm^AMtm9 mm
ALHAMBRA THEATRE BUILDING
1534 Westlake Boulevard
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