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Crowing Children
(letdGood Bowels
, Mild L««»tlv» Occaalenally
y ln*ar« Ae,,on
i> a child «"»»• 01,,<,r " '"""T"
— aid ittort* p*roo«*l itlMUo#
ffT.W mother, and aa the func
-52 rf the bowel* »r» " f ,h " Mt '
!!2t Intpor'w* 1 <l> he*lth great at
£!L «bonM be p*U to them.
"ST ta of Importance, and
rtionld watch the effect
y«n»i» A fo< " 1 * m r° n
•V?,and »o« »w>ther. and ao
2tir» a healthy f,H>d like egg*
*7' MIINMW" to thouwiiMla.
•Tawkolewme fruit like bananaa
Jtnat-f »*"> "'* * I, ° lo
that the child It grow
change are taking
la the young w*n or young
the ay»iem ha* not yet
gTT| ttf i' to It* Igfr routine
valuable remedy «t thla
ii, tad ose «fhl> h every grow
fL and girl staotlM be gl*eu
glin'T T according to
It ladtrldwl ctrcuniKtancea, la
t '» Syrup Pepaln Thla
kihndre Md ionic combined. ao
Jll |t ia given to little baMea,
J-, equally effective In the
* wbu , t conatltiition. At the
S M of * tendency to con*tt
5, (|«e a aniall doee of ttyrup
a t sight on retiring, and
artioD will follow in the
ESL. It sot only a<-t* on the
Zpitfe aad bowel* but It* tonic
£2*t|M build up And atreugthen
STtytten! (enerally. which la an
Zfcfcs *kare<i t>> (be parent* of
fteatnee Hat in j u II ST Star
lettngton, la . and Mr K. H.
life ladies' Tailored Suit House
H»rf your Suit made to order. We uae the beet rlo(h and
[lata* All work done !>j man tailor*.
Our Price $25 to $30
V* rtarmetre oar Suite to fit.
THE LADIES' TAILORED SUIT HOUSE,
21S-244 Lumber Exchange Building—Second Floor.
gfa——
IF IT'S A WHITE IT'S RIGHT
N«w Sewing Machine* Rented 13 00 Per Month.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
fjiy 1424 Third Ave.. Near Pike.
Thanksgiving Boots
On P* SeUs •
Another
PAIR
uu
■ttotm ri.oo*
Really there is nothing that adds so much to
oae's appearance, and here you can buy two pairs
fa* the price of one at other stores.
tor (Sowing of Calf*. Patent*, Suedee. Velvet* and Ha'ld* I*
ItoiOMl »»ried and aatlafaetory we have ever had. too will *tirely
M the *tyl> and leather yon hare been looking for here.
I " ' ' J I '
Women's $5 Satin Even- Young Men'* Button or
j ™ 52.50 l!K". M . A,c0 ..».50
I .11 ' I * ■
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TO 10.
[BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C£
I Second Ave. at Pike—Over Swift'*
WS TKe Day
Mr Our Mill Started
Iffl we began making a % B
M Perfect All-Purpose Flour K
QKn It is universally known as IT*
I f Fisher's Blend Flour |i
(1.4. frw> Cut tn la>4 Wkut <s4 WmUtb M WkMt)
and we are still producing it,
every working day of the year,
to the full capacity of an un
equalled plant.
It is the Perfect All-Purpose
Flour. It sets the standard for
real economy.
Manufactured br
Fisher Flouring Mills Co.
Bg| j> " Amtnu'a Plaaat Ptouilog MUla "
Jk SEATTLE, U. 8. A.
TT" Tot Sale by Alt Dealers
VESTA BEATRICE HARMAN
Mltlor. Nebraska City, Neb. and
thouaand* of others
It* use will tucb you to avoid
cathartic*, salts and pills a* they
are too harah for the majority and
their effort ta only temporary,
gyrup I'epaln brlnga permanent re
nulla, and It ran be conveniently
obtained of any nearby druggist at 1
fifty rents ami one dollar a bottle
If no member of your family haa
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you
would like to make a i>«raonal trial
of It before buying It In th« regular
way of a drugatat. aend your ad
dr«M--t postal will do to Dr W
It. Caldwell. 41 & Washington Bt..
Montlcello. til., and a free sample
bot'le will be mailed you. Remits
are alwaya guaranteed or money
refunded.
WHY NOT USE
CHINESE SCRIPT?
Or. No*. IB.—The
heathen Chinee may l»e "aome
therw" when it come* to the tricky
•uid peculiar •luff, hut he him noth
Inn on • certain rich Hortluder,
name unannounced, who own* aev
eral lodging* In the old rMtrtcted
dlatrtrt. and w ho, to get by Iha "till
plate" ordinance requiring apart
ment and lodging houaea to conaplo
uoualy dlaplay tin* unmea of their
ownera, la dlaplavltm hla own nam#
In Hebrew on hla holdings. There
la nothlnit In the ordinance forbid
ding the uae of a foreign language
In the make-up of the algna.
Theocophical "Con"
Make* Hit Escape
MAI.KM, Or , No*. 16.—Hearth la
today being made for T. L. Wordon.
a fl*e-yesr termer, who, while sup
poaed to be attending a <la*a In
theoaophy, cut a hole through the
prtaon library floor. drop|ied to the
baaement. and then acaled th«
aouth wall to liberty. The dlacov
ery of Cordon's es'-ape wit* not
made until the membera of the
theoaophy < laaa were returned to
their iel la
American Beauties
Who Work
New York rlty'* prettieet »ura
irtflc girl 1* said to be Mlae Klltabetb
Thompeno. Hhe I* It. and a tea< h
er. Thl* 1* her picture
CHOLERA PROVES A
GREAT PEACE MAKER
HOrtA. Not, H ♦'Threat of
■ (oncrtl mutiny of Turkish
troop*. resulting from the rapid
spread of cholera In their rank*,
la given aa a reaaon In dls
pat<h<-* received her* today,
for the sultan's urgent plea for
PMC*.
VICIOUS MAN.
HOW COULD HE?
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov 15. In
her pie* for divorce Mr*. Irm* M
Rrkln told of her own allotted mla
treatment wtlh dry eye*, but when
*he related the rnteltlee practiced
upon her pet rat ahe broke down
completely. Mention of the rat
brought diabolical Rrlna from the
hue band.
THE MARKETS
Tba following are tha sversge
prtcea paid by ,0 * •' eemmla.lon mar
: rhaata to the o'oducar* and prl<»*
, paid by tha retailer to ttia commia
jaloners. Tha prlraa paid the farmers
coma under "buying prica," and Iha
. iuoi paid br tha retailer under "aa'l-
Inff prlre " Pr..-e* In all rtiti ara
, u t,)», t to variation arrordlng la
frashnea* and general earellenee. hut
thaaa prlees. unle»« otherwla# In l|.
rated. ara for atrlrtly flrat giadti
BW» >■»'■« rrlee.
ranfh 4*4# .47
rr»n— otmai Prle*.
New apple* to# l.Tt
Vsiemla oranges .... f.M
pears I.II# I.it
Dreaaeil *»««a—Selllag I'llw
Cb«ck* • •■: • .y*Vi
I-oln*. Nm I, full cut.. .14
Klba. No t .14
Cowl. No 1 l»K#.ll
Hind*, at»ar .14
for* utaer .10
Itound* .... .11 Ji
OS tongue. fraal .!*'{
! IJ*ar .JT
llaart M
Mutton—
K«M
Wethers .}•
Uml- "II
Pork —
prMM'l hoga .It
Trimmed »ln— .1114
Short loin pork .11
Hioulders .11
Plga f- •••
Hpare ribs ......... • . IIH
pork mum*' .}»
t.lver eauaaga .1*
H<>K.gna .1# |
Tlibs .11%
» M rtr4 Me a re—Jellies Prtee.
Ham" -If
Bacon IT# .11
llollad ham .17
Ox tongue, each .76
Dried beef • ■ ■ . It
l-.Miltrr. I.oi-al—Murine Prtee.
Hprlng broilers ...... .Iltl ,Ift
It'll" •*•!; • I# #
Turkey*. »*• I*
Itooeten, llva. lb. .... .0*
Hprlnß ducklings .... .16# .14
Ducks, old, live, lb. .. .11
(leese It
• tiuabl. <lo* S (0
\>§r< -flrlllag Prlcf.
onlotttf. m»
potato**. n«W» ton ...14 00011.00
(!arro(*i local . ....e.e .764# .•»
uacta. local l .00
Turnip* j 00
ilrapi.M l.twtl 1 1.7 T.
HauaiH „..®1
i!rAHlirrr(M, harral ** 10.76
Cranberries, bo* .... 3 76
pumpkin .01
Paraiey. Dos . • ■••• .»»
Tomato*", Cal. I.uga,
to-lb. bo* I.ft
Cauliflower, do* 1.26
tlntliousa Wtluce cr'ts .ISO l.on
Head lettuce, do* .... .26
Celery, do* •"# ,40
Feed. Selling l*rl«e.
Ea*tern Wa»hlugton
timothy I7.«0#l»,00
Puget aound timothy •14 .00# 16 no
Alfalfa II CD
Wheat hay 22
■Iran 14.605. 26 .00
hhorta |».§OS2t.OO
Whole «orn I« 00»J7 00
Cracked corn 52 112
Mbldllnga ........... It.Ot
llollad oat» and barley
mlxaU !»«•
THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1912.
SHOOTS WIFE, OTHER
WOMAN AND SELF
riTTHlintttl, No*. IR. — -Oh.
John, why did you do It r I atlll
loved you."
Thla waa the rry hoard by neigh
bora from thn dying lip* of Mra
John Matthew*, wlje of a prowl
nent ln*urance man. whom he ahoi
and hilled here, after wounding an
other woman Matthewa then
turned the gun on hlmaelf and blew
out hla brain*.
jftLOCKADE
SEATTLE— —TWO BIG STORES TACOMA
IHE BIG BLOCKADE SALE FORCED UPON US by the street blockade mi-rounding the new 42-»tory Smith Building,
now in course of construction adjoining, is now beginning its FOURTH WEEK. WITH THANKSGIVING ALMOST HERE and
CHRISTMAS crowding close behind, the exceptional opportunities offered BY THIS SALE are indeed MOST SEASONABLE.
THOUSANDS OF SEATTLE PEOPLE have discovered THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, AND THOUSANDS MORE
WILL, through the medium of this BIG BLOCKADE SALE.
Bear Cloth
A New Shipment
Just Arrived
Juat received a new shipment
of SO-ln. wide Hear Cloth, colors
whit., black. red and golden brown
The aamr »J 00 grade that sold out
so quickly twelve days *4 f A
ago Saturday, a yard -~#&• 19
This splendid okxh la especially
adapted to the making of Infanta,'
and Children's Coata, twinneta.
Legglna, ete On Bale Saturday In
Center Aisle. >
Art Goods
Pillow Topa. 23c and «Sc. Her
window. Fleischer's Yarns la all
klada and art colors.
Don't Let Anybody Get Your Mind Off This Idea —
"Buy at McCormack Bros., and Buy for Less"
Our Busy Center
Aisle
10r ('hawbray Olnghams; plain col
ors only. C 1„
Saturday, yard v2w
I2'4c Percale*, 12 Inches wide: all
desirable pattern*. Q'.
Saturday, a yard OjC
10c Outing Flannel. dark pat
terns Saturday, a yard I 2 b
U,c PILLOW CAtCft, extra
good round thread, free from
dresalng Q.
Saturday, each wb i
I I
66c Feather Pillows, covered with
fancy stripe tickings. Q7'*»
Saturday Of 2b
12.00 extra heavy (Cotton Blanketa,
sise 72xSO; come In gray with
fancy striped border. #4 CQ
Saturday reduced to f liww
Others at 61c to ti.6o. Grades and
styles to fit all requirements.
"JHE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
And In • Hurry.
Flret Magnate -My doctor ad
t(m4 m«> (o lake a trip abroad for
my henlih, hilt I am not koliik
•eeond Maifiiaic My luwyor
**vo ran the name advice, and I am
«oln«.
SCHOOLS WILL BE '
OPEN ON SUNDAY
AStJKI.KH, 1f» t'oiti
u»i*wldK Htmday ne*t, I .on Aiißeloa
hl*h *<thool* will ho open Siinilay
I'nriiiliwlon ha* been granted by
Saturday Suit Sale
FURS
Lot No. 1 —
$8.00 Value Saturday $5.50
tOO Sample Mink Shoulder Ptteea,
h.avy aatln llnod. value #C CA
MOO. Saturday fuiJU
Lot No. 2—
$12.00 Value Saturday $7.50
60 eitra Urn* Mink Shoulder
112.00 valuta •"* Cfl
Saturday fl •□U
Tb. weather has not been cold,
but it ma; change any night How
f-r.r we are not going lo hold furs
at regular prleee. walling for rold
• ••alh.r We are unmg th« »ntlr«
atocfc. B.la, aatnpl*. and aeparate
piece* at Slochade Pric.a
Special
Child's Shoes
CHILD'S BUTTON or LACK
VICI KID SHOES, solid leather;
•Una 6>i lo 8; \alus QQ_
1146. KV>r DOC
CHILD'S SHOES, button or
lace vlrl kid shoes, solid leather;
(Ilea 2 to fi, 7K«
tl 00 value I 3C
CHILD'S HANDTURNED KKI)
SHOES with white topa; fine
Dongola kid; sixes 2'4 to 6;
91 50 value; 36 pair* left. IQ.
To cloae out I JU
Neckwear
IjMllea' Neckwear, lace col I am.
bowa and jabots; designs In
beautiful varieties; 35c 09#»
values. Saturday &0C
II 60 Hand Has* 00«
Special 30C
Men's Suits and Overcoats
OUR MEN'S STORE
Listen, mon, Ilaton' It In not necessary to walk
through ft crowded dry goods store to get what you
want here. Step In the third entrance from the
corner and you will be ai once In our men's store,
with plenty of first-class salesmen to wait on you
without delay.
MEN'S $15.00 SUITS. COBBEf'T STYLKS; «»0 Q7
dependable and well made yOiJI
MEN'S $20 OA SUITS, new browns and gray; made
by one of the beßt manufacturers In the 11 QQ
land $1 I'M
MEN'S $25 00 AND $30.00 SUITS; fIQ 7C
UNION MAKE I Oil U
There are 200 of these elegant new winter suits.
Model* are strictly up to the minute; dark brown*,
Oxford gray, new dlagonnl browns and grays; tiulon
made and perfection fit,
$I r. Overcoats fQ OC $4.50 AH Wool •O 00
and Halnr-oats' vUiOU Trousers «pJ.Jd
. .or mA -—w > :! 50 Trousers;
$ao nnd $.r. 04 j -JC unlon CO >10
V*<trcoats llil J mB( |„ <bcA\t
Men's $2 Work CQ Men's $3 Casul 0 4 QO
Ing I'ants f liOU Mere Pants ... «pli*lO
The "Sincerity" and "Sophomore" OvercoatH
here quoted are too well known to ever need our per
sonal gunrantec, which Is back of every one.
[the board of education to open the
arhoola on (he HuMmth The !<•«
Minn will ronnlit of In-turo eunrD<ii
only.
MORE FIGHTING
SOUTH OF BORDER
IMM'OI.AH, Arl*., Nov. If, Capt
Iteltran, with «0 f<-<l<-rj*lh. left Atom
I'rleta lull' Wwlni'Mlay to fimair
a force of Inatirrecto* under Major
Chiio, reported to havii captured
and IfMitid the Nok*l ranch. In
Hotiora, 60 in I lea i-aat of iMiujclaa
McCORMACK BROS, are known for their Splendid
value giving in Women's Garments. Saturday, however, will
be A Red Letter Day in this busy department.
A Specially Planned Sale
$25 Women's Suits at
$14.50
These beautifully-made Suits arc of Zihcline. Serge, Cheviot
and all popular materials, Skinner Satin lined, (1/1 RO
perfect fitting Saturday only ItTi«JUl t Ti«JU
The popular favor with which these Suits are regarded
by smart dressers makes this offering particularly timely. All
Coats rcduced for Saturday's selling.
hosiery
BOYB* HEAVY RIBBED COTTON
HOSE, Rear brand. This brand Is
recognixed by mothers everywhere
as the best 26c boy's hose to be
had 9« r
Saturday. a pair C I b
MISSES WOOL RIBBED HOSE,
made with merino heels snd toes:
a perfectly fitting winter hose: 86c
value 0) r
A Pair fcUU
I.ADIES' BLACK FLEECE-LINED
HOSE, fast black; warm and
comfy; made of specially se
lected cotton yarns.
Saturday, special twt
LADIES' MERCERIZED HOSE, in
black, tan or brown; seamless and
stainless; highly finished; silky
and strong IQl*
Saturday, a pair I JL
LADIES' 6fic CASHMERE HOSE,
merino heel and toe; all sixes; a
strictly high-grade hose.
Saturday, a pair Hwl
FOUR WOMEN SIT ON
MURDER TRIAL JURY
Tour women are Kitting a* Juror*
In the aitperlor court In a caae that
may Involve capital punlnhmnnt
The jury waa completed ihla
morning In the f I rat degree murder
trial of J T. Trlvett, the conductor
who I* charged with killing Oliver
and Otto Han ford, father and aon,
following an altercation on a Hal
lard Iteach car on Ai|gu*t .'II la»t
The flrat wltneaa for the *Mie, II
Kti**ell, a atorekccper at Mallard
Winter Underwear
For Women and Children
WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL ' MSHtm
JERSEY-RIBBED ft J*tvS
UNION SCITS, de- XYy\ V
signed by the manu
facturer to sell at tfi.oo.
Our regular price Is ' )v\s*~
12 s°. PI QO KSfc \V'Jj
Saturday ... JpWßp i /
WOMEN' S ALLWOOL JT j f , I
VESTS AND PANTS. L \
Jersi in silver VkJB . \]J/\
grav and white; actual X\ y* \ \ \ I
$1 SO value Sat QO,* ll\. \ \\ \ I f | /
urday. a garment 30b ■/V\ \ V\ /
WOMEN'S JERSEY- I '' \\\ \\ /
RIHRED and FLEECED ft. \i (
UNDERWEAR; vests KHMH.-Vv \1 \
and pants; color ecru; !| l|
35c kind nq r J 9 I liA 11 /
Saturday tub \ \ L-Nn j
HOYS' UNION SI'ITS. J I hL"^
Jersey-ribbed and "• . 1. -
fleeced; all sixes; a I
suit<*hlch washes well; •*
$1.00 \alue. PQa
Saturday 00C
CHILDREN' S SILVER ORAY UNION SUITS; ribbed;
value 36c; all sixes. 09|»
Saturday 4.0b
BOYS
Boys' $5 00 Suits, some with 2
pairs Knickerbockers, • « lIQ
Saturday
Hoys' $7.50 Suits, Tans, Orays and
Brown, with 2 pairs QO
Knickerbockers, Saturday
200 SAMPLE COATS
$f!,50 Overcoats for ffO QO
boys; sizes 5 to 9 ... yJiwO
Hoys' Rough Neck Wool Sweaters,
good colors, value $5.00. PQ /[(J
Saturday $4,i*vo
Boys' Fedora Hats, this season's
Brown and Gray; vnlue Cft
$2.00; Saturday
60c UEANNELETTE IQ.
WAISTS, SATliniiAY I *11#
Hetu-h. who heard th* ahota, waa
nailed abortly hefor» noon
Trlvett will put In a a«lfd*fana«
plea
DELAY OPERATION
ON WM. LORIMER
CHIOAOO, Nov. If. At a nonau!
tat lon of phyaWlana her* Wedn«-«
day afternoon. It waa derided to it -
lay the operation on Wm l-orlnjer.
depoaed t'ti 1 t'-'J Htatea aenator from
Hllnola, who la 111 her* with »i>
pondlfitla.
Men's
Furnishings
Rxc«ptlonal price on Mod's "Lu
zerne" Union Suite; sizes JQ
34 to 60; Saturday, suit.. iHj
Men's heavy Silk Lisle Underwear,
regular 12.50 value: Shirts and
Drawers, a garment, #4 QQ
Saturday y I iOu
$1.25 Natural lamb's Wool Shirts
or Drawers; all slzcb; a QQ.
Raiment, Saturday jOU
75c Suspenders, QOa
Saturday OOb
$1.00 Heavy or Medium Weight
Shirts or Drawers, a car- 7Qp
ment, Saturday I w«
Men's Heavy Cotton Union Suit,
sniiK fitting:: all sizes; CI 1Q
$1.50 kind, Saturday *
$2.00 Men's Wool Sweater Coats,
plain red or gray, OQ
Saturday y I tO J
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