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The Little Mother
UNKNOWN WOMAN
BUYS $5,000 DOG
By i'i t .« i t w
CHICAGO. Jan. —Officially
wae 'Biackie" k jutt a dog.
•u( he'a champion Pomtnniin
ef the woria, and >a tttctay •« the
handa of hi* pui-chaae*'. a myi
terioua woma" *ho pat# SS OOS
fur n m ana •!«*' railroaS 'are
freak Maw Vot% to thia city,
"•laakle" acceaiee a" airtira
Pullman c«a<» all by himaeif
F gar "S " • value °* •
bae>*. Black.«' ia *oi"«h SM
an ewnce, or mora than aeven
ttfnaa k » wa gki in gaitf-
1913 Here We Wish Prosperity lo One and All Here's to 191)
Don't Forget the Location—Third Athiim, Bt>wwn Pib and Union
STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL II O'CLOCK
We Satisfy Customers
12' it
Outui{
Flannel*.
i i >gt<t »»«
'k, a yard.
H I it
Main 3604
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
NOW ON
Plan to take advantage of it. This Clearance Sale ia very decisive. In many
instances we are prepared to take a big loss. Our Regular Patrons know
when we say "Half Price" that it means Half Price. This saving will be wefl
worth while in all Departments.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Exceptional values are always here (or your choosing,
but for this clearance salr this department lias decided to
make a January rccord lor future years, s<» name prices
that should interest every man in Seattle.
$1 25 Men's I'nion QQf*
Suits now priced at wOw
$100 Men's Dress KQf*
Shirts now priced at.. Www
$1 25 Men's Dress H |)|)
Kid Gloves now
$3.00 Men's Pants JO All
now priced at ffciUU
25c Men's Cashtnerc and
Wool Socks, pricc«l at 18c,
$1.00
Boys' $4 00 Suits #0 QQ
priced for this sale ffciwO
Entire Stock of Women's Suits
Formerly to $2X 50, now $f 25 to $14 J5.
Small Women's and Misses' Coats
Ria- k f'araciil C .at« <I_' : 0
to $1 * 00. grouped #T 7C
together at fliltl
Women's Petticoats
$4 <K> to $5.00 Silk M a
hoe Petticoats, QC
n« w WfcswJ
Sheets and Pillow Cases
H Sean I Shi ets, 9Q«
sizsl 72x'J0, each www
65c Seamless Sheets, CCp
size 72%'f), each udb
7'r Seamless Sheets, Cfl*
size each OUw
Remnants
All Wool. Dress Goods
and Silk «hort ends
marked to close out at
HALF PRICE
15c White Dotted Curtain
Swß* 36 inches Iflp
a yard I III*
MacPHERSON-GRAY CO.
&yJ3>er fan J3vckley
Fftthnr'K son® to the a went »lnii>, mother'* waahlu' today
Ker a faintly up where the swell folks llvr tin «<• I »tet* n<> play:
Hut I'm ••Mtlii' here «n thi' kni'mnit »tep* with the baby on my aim
An' wati hln' the twin* an' llttki KM an' kw|iln em a" from harui.
o
Ker I am h "lit 11» mother''
An' tt ain't no fun at all
Watrhln' h hunch of lively kid*
An' a hahy that's bound to (quail.
O
There'* a d;i*o *treet piano that * Ju*t down the street
An Hi.- tui.- that * «omln from It In tuKuln awa> at mv feet,
An' I'm ai'htn to go an' Join 'em the WMh that I* dan< lu tUei#,
Hut It ain't no use to try It, Un auae o' my family care. •
KVr t am a "Mile mother"
With nothln' a tall to do,
llut keep my eye on the little
An' cuddle the hahy. 100.
Some kids the\ <o« on picnic* away up town In the Park.
A»' they >:et> a tot of peanuts mid never come* Jeune »'ll ilarll.
Bttt fatiier la at the *w«-at »hop an' motl*r la wnahln' today.
So I *et* hero on the *ldewnlk, a wlabln that I tould play.
Ker 1 aiu a "little mother"
That never i have no fun.
Hut watchla the other kiddle*
An holdin the llttleat one!
Xti ACCOMMODATING
HOTEL CLERIC, THIS
The Rainier Qrand hotel can »l
wayit be Uej>el)tied on the lurnlili
0 K Cavarv traveling «*lemoan
for the P H Grant Urocary Co..
with h brother or ao
81* year* a*». Now YWrl day,
('!«, ed ill thi' hotel nll<
the clerk told him tli.-re wja an
othe C.iwrn then- 1' turned out
to be a brother he had not aieo
tor « igtt vi-.ira
Uy Cavers registered
Boys' Waists, spe- OC.
cially priced £v«
Men's Wool Mixed ?■ cks.
specially priced 12iC
$200 Men's Sweat QQ
crs now priced at vl*£w
Roys' 75c Sweaters OQ#»
priced to close at. . . www
Hoys' 50c Sweaters Q9«»
priced to close at &ww
Ilovs' Mats. 75c and $1
values, your JO*
choice H«Jw
D ag'rial* anil Mixtures.
$15 'JO to $17 V) #A 7C
a sow f3illl
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Silk and S<tic-, value- up
to $ 00, your #d 7C
choice fval «
15c Pillow Ca-es si/e 1i n
42x36, each I Iw
20e Pillow Cases, size 1C P
45x36, each IWW
25c Hemstitched Pillow
Cases, size
each IDC
Ginghams
tt/c Dress Ginghams, in
checks, plaids and Olp
stripes, a yardlj2w
8 1 -3c Apron oGingham in
all sized checks, • Ci.
a yard U?l»
20c Curtain Scrim, with col
orded borders, 36 1 Kr
inches wide, a yard ... IWW
1418-20-22 Third Ave
main Mut itnkoil tl>.- ol< rh If I)#
liuil it brother for tiliu mta 11nt«-
Ti.ktl It aak S bro;S«r It# IM
not fi-n for IS yaura
Jaaeeeille. Wta,, Sec«er »4-
v«niN< If a mm* mata an<
teen* Mr. trani »'• apeei
fieatiaaw «*«i aha mwe*
Ma have • heUew a*ca »»«"►
iww> fawner eiee«». »»«**
leae •• la* eana. Ma ataa n*
a»'"v* i*at her heee »»»»«*
tKa kaaa a* IN kn»« meat
me Maura tl'§ inaltaa-
SSc
Granite
Dithptna.
10- quart
aire, eaih.
l&e
Main 3604
SHOES
This Clearance of Shoe»
will he hy far the biggest
values in Shoedom that we
have ever attempted The
orders from the manage
ment are, make a genuine
clearing of the Shoe stock
Read the prices, come to
the store and you will he
Mire to take advantage of
the values
Men's $.<OO lUack Gun
metal Itlucher Shoes, priced
5. $2.15
Mrn'« $Htf) Tan Calf Mu
eller Shoes, also in 1C
button, now f£i I w
Men's $4 00 Patent J.eather
Shoes, now M CA
at #2i3U
Men's $3 (JO Heavy Gun
nu tal Sh' «•*. with 1C
double «ol« now ffcilll
Men's $4f*l lan High Cut
Shoes, with double M AC
soles, now
Men'* $7*ol 12 inch 11
Cut Shoes. ft (I|>
now fwiUU
Boys' $3.00 Tan High Cut
Sh<«a size j t" ftfc
~I j ; priced now. . .
Shoes for the smaller bovs,
same as above; M Afl
sizes 0 to 2, now. . #1 ■ «JU
Women's $3 sf) Patent
Leather Shoe l -. Cffe
now yZiuu
Women's $.VSO Black Suede
Dress Shoe*-. latest frO CO
models, now yZiuU
School Girls' llii*fi Cut
Patent l.eather Ruttnn
Shorn ; sizes 2% fr*)
to 6, now . <P£>«JU
Girls' Patent l.eather High
Cut Shoes; large *1 7E
sizes cut to «P 111 J
Smaller ones, P(*
H'/j to 11 0 ||JU
Still smaller, sy, to R $1.2."*
Girls' Box Calf Shoes, in
tan or button; sizes 11 y 3
to 2; $2 00 values, 1Q
now i i I J
MacPHERSON-GRAY CO
THF SEATTLE STAR
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
New* of the Day Candenied for Buay People
TIIK I'Altt'lflS poal baa roiM In
cheer penitentiary Inmeli*, aw well
an the teat of ua C. W. Wappen
■trln. former i 111. f |>olU'e of fi
•tile. ».tWIiK it I yelf M titeii' o fot
bribery iif'MCHln reinlved n ptu k
uk" by poal Thuraday.
Why didn't theyq atari that
parcel poat a week before
Chrlatmaa?
IM e
CKNTUAI.IA Ri:i.HO noW 1 * tun
foui uhlnitln mllla In tn«.ration The
J. N'. Moore Shingle Co. b< Knu
Wiutneaday.
Wigaoneln baa a cheeie
Iruet. M fault may be an In*
creaee of aeveral acenta a
pound
VANCOI'VKK, I) C.—lt la re
ported t tint Iho little old ateniner
I'miMilr, Opel.ittnu. between Van
rotiver and lower i-onat polnta, lle.i
iH»ab!«l In the .'itix .it thui iie
iptrlppod of tut propi lb r hluilea by
lIiKN.
New York hueband la under
arreat for calling hie wife
"Heart*' in public.
VICTORIA. B 0 c*tn TO p
it ut 11 im* MH»rlnten«Mll at 'be • >
neaiuH »'e. tfl- ■ n*nt e'-ama ip
Ki'tvlee, left iixlav for Mudnel.
•br • • eeaii!t*tioii with tke head
«t ten ere »ta/f eiMmt the ..men a
line "t two tte» eteeateta Air tb#a#
mm
r.«»r-a«e attendant in a IL
Lewie hotel «e*ed hie ti*e for
eight jpeer* e*4 npw ha hag
fteufM e hotel
ft»mriiT«iN imt mirths
< tMtiMr lei I tub •>!> h«tl.t e !*<• i
ike e><4 hel) Juturr 4 <« '•tebraie
lite 'tp«aie| of th# ore m»ol» t»*i
• kaif itvtvraurelert lot lire
iJitrr eipeii to be preeent.
•ib'aa ha»a been p>aced in
tha emaamg nwni of the
| charwa girts in th« Chicago
I thee tare.
• Hold Bi) bort« a minute «ia
tar'"
What' Pont you know wfco I
am* I'm Conareaaman Hlanh"
Oh wall. 111 laka a cbama on
you anyhow "
NORTH PMTNNKT A» Improve
merit Club will hold Ita flret aaoual
ball, banquet and inalallattoa of of
flrera at Hioan« Mail SSrd at N
and Oreeaauod tf, tonljht at S
o'clock.
THE COMMISSIONER ft of c«ir
raerrlal waterway No I Kin* roun
ty. ha*e drawn up r«wu!utlona
ihankliig Mayor Cottertll for bla
»er»M ea In aiding tba Ihawas.mn
waterway.
I HATCH DAY WILL b* U< day
for tbe HaWailon Armr In twr<
< Ity of the I nltod Mium The
purpoa* of the nation wide a«J« is
to raise money (or two training
•m hnola the Idea of th«- lat« Gen
Hnotb.
' ANNI'AI. MKKTINM of tbe fruit
and flower mlaslon. rbartty iwran
iiail'>n wbl'h hrlne* rhepr to ihp
poor »t< k people. will hp b<-)il next
».ir»«<inv afternoon In the llmrjr
building
A IX»MPI.AIST >ii ntnrn out
Thursday against Frrd Curtis. the
iourt atenocrapher *ho abut hu
«lf<> » brlalmaa nlKbt on a charnc
aaaault
! AN ILLt'BTRATKD lector* on
rtpattle from the Karl; !>»>» t'nill
Now will hf given h» Vlviai ('a
keek ki Rrdmeu a hall tonlgb' in
H: JO
' HBATTLR P«)HTorPiriC re
WlyM for t>l2 am<>«>ited to |l «>' I
•<"',2 a Run >H |4S 028 64 ov»'
i»l i
Tha man who guard King count/a
votM,
«n< da nvthing but traaia in thtir
ooata.
i»t»iin» a day.
■u» »«o«a'"taiijf aay
Tha lonaaoota old job acta thai*
goat a.
V.lth tha new partal poit in aff«ei.
Tha axp'aaa cowipaniaa Mill be
Wrack ad.
! Un raa wMb great tpawd
Their abargaa facade,
And Hay a av wUh new carda that
ain't dar-ked.
JCDICIAHY CoMMITIWE of 111.
illy council will have n publl< laa.ii
In k on the bill propoalng *h* ••■tn'i
: llnhlnK of ii sumtnona forai of ar
I r<-*t next Thursday morula)' 9'he
' hill propoaaa to "t>tire parama «m
milling minor offenses from h®lnK
I taken to Jail.
HKB BINO. Chinese merchant
I Jtund guilty of aelllng optunv, «i>
pearud In Jiiatlrp l<*red C. Hro»n's
j court Thursday and paid ills •2">'»
! flnp.
RTi'A vi MR AMUR and tha ku •
i honlsintia. operated by James tlrif
Iflths A Hons of Seattle, were drlv
ten ashore at Prince Rupert New
| Year's morning and both slightly
I damaged.
The steamship Dolphin, of
j the Alaska Steamship Co. reached
pier 2 Thursday afternoon from
southeastern AWnka ports, after
Me stormiest voyage her officers
Itid crew have had for years.
IIKOri.AH mating of the Rai
nier Heights Improvement club will
he bold at Oilman's ball, 241h itv. H.
and Main at., Friday, January 3, til
8 o'clock. Q
Hutmrrllier* to Th« PmlM* Ht»r
will confer i favor by notlfylna
lliln nffiir h( onr« of »»y f«H
ui« l«t urn utH prontpl mi' l ■
ul«r dnllvry of th« napar. •"
»liy ullriniil In mliallnW an
k other p«|.«r fur Tlii H»*li'e
Mh II U III* <Irnlr» of IM
nianaa*>in*iil in ■■n.r* the beet
aort|'« for nil, and lompUlnl"
ur«* given ennrteotta end promt*l
attention If your fall"
lo nrilve nny nlilhl by '
o'rlork kindly phnnn Ihll offlri
•at on. r Multi ItOU Aek for
Ikl Or■ illation l>Mi«rtin«nl
A FM.I. fioin a >way Mlr« « I
<ur ut 20th nv. Thuraday night j
kno' k< (l iHimontf l#u«
He lay In (tie afreet hulf mi hour |
before h<» wita found. ,
It la record®# that after a
threehoura' conference be
tween Mr. WHeon and Mr. |
Bi yai» the only clue lo th# col
onel'a poaltlon with the new
admlnlatratlon wii hla badly
wilted collar.
Qt'lCK WOIIK by Motoring-i
Murphy lit applylnK tli»- liuin " mi l
dropping the fndtr ea a BlOtri
\orth ..ii 'lii'ii I.iv lib-bl ative«l ll
||f« nf Mr* Ibii <'arix.lla, 203» i:iti»i
ev W. when *lt* allpiNnl <i« tin-1
•«t rail*
Bay ar>prate with the fee*
«t an eege' la Ut i"
«eihpla chargad with a racking
• «*f«.
CO II HHCPtIU) pore, r of th.
Unimi 't mi'#' «t *• ••««» 'rf i"i
plk< ity in <be l< unii«.!(t* *«M »<>t»
b«•»» «»' Bag rmtwir 91# ebrti I'
|M *aa takrti la o»t ■«> a I.
bond.
*M«adatp*»a Academy of
Natural !<.••)(«■ *>■• tent a
ma* to Misih to hunt tor
ttumb oodad |n«»l
rHAHtiIMI I'lIK Injur ><•
i«|if4 laei »iiKuel »ti»n a limt
eyi la ridden h. Melvln Hotile«
amirk him hair IM trri-d hi* fa< ••
r..r lira I ao Qraltoa hM <on
men «d • for fI.WIO d»lu.i*<'»
agatam H.'ijlea
lunrnmi on « Charge of i
at»' ing an airahlp waa taauad
far a man In •roohlyft.
ONI'HKI M I'ATRONH will n»*t
t««k har« u iipi-ortunity of wlur
the fanioua beauty. I.llly l<ang - r>
l-ady t>e ltathe She will appear
la an adaption <>l Hardou a well
knowo play. A Wife a Peril"
CHEMAWA. <IR A proteat haa
br*n waived from the Indiana on
tbw rvarrt ailnn h'rt agalnit tl>e
nolar manner Id whl'h their »hllr
neighbor* cwlebra'ed N- w Year a
r»t lo every paat *Mf the prolml
baa artaan from Iha »bltr«
PORTLAND, OR.— A Portland
firm ta dally turning out W>o «"non
akid rubber beela. cal« utated I"
do away arlth lamp poal tup;. tip
and making la a uutay the "Kirw
of i Jmii hubby from lb* front
door to ibe bedroom.
Prof Oarnar will rtauma hla
ttudy of tha manhay language
and ha la go>ng away Into tha
Interior of Africa to do It.
—
WAIJ.AMAI.tJI Walter Powell
bad lao ahota fltcd at hlru while ea
corilng a girl hour® from a dance
WASHINGTON AU. tranaatlan
tie aleaniera have a«reed to ablft
tbelr emiraea •<> niile» farther aootb
to avoid Ifeberß" ttartlu( January
IS
VANCOt'VKR tl C Municipal
liall built In waa raz«<l b>
Pr» Tb iriday The rlerk mUlixill a
i bottle of *»«illne for kerosene
I
I RAY MONO Steamer Oiehnlla
ran ipwN Thuradny morning In
the log I'art of her l>>ad waa letll-
Mined and ahe waa froed. uodnrn
agad.
ARRRIiKKN l,l>OT 1)8' under
wrller* hate derlamt tha llritlah
hark Torriadala a total wreck Hbc
\ will be aold to tha biddvr
TAt'OMA Mra l«.iey AIM 6S
an Inmate of the Stella. • om Insane
am turn, killed heraclf l»> hai.glDK
KAHT HTANWXKH) Krlk Ander
aon'a neck I r«'krn when hla
htiggx >truck a fallen tre*
I'OHT OKt'HAMD Kltaap cmn-
bul bM b< en idtM ti» a chau,
! rtf l.anka operated by *' K I*hll
tn« mid aaxxla'ea of Vancouver.
, a c.
Doctor X 1 tut you nniHt uitmlt
your profri xlon doea not inulu' uu
k«'lk of men.
Lawyer Z No, my diar sir; you
dm tor« «•. itginly have the bent of
iih Uiere.
HIIA N <1 If A I. — DIBPATCIIKH
fnriu Cherffftu, province of St'-eli
nan, received liero, any that 300
Chinese nolillera met death laal
nlKlit In an utack of 'nbetanH.
. AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moore—Vnlenka Surratt In "The
Klhh Walt#!."
Metropolitan — "The (.junker
Qlrl."
Seattle —SeatUo Slock Co., In
"Shore Acre*."
Orpheum—Vaudeville
Empren—Vaudeville.
Pant aye*—Vaudeville.
GRAND—Vaudeville and motion
pictured.
CLEMMER — I'hotoplu)! and
vaudeville.
MELBOURNE—FhotopUya and
vaudeville.
ALHAMBRA — Photoplaye and
vaudeville. q
FREDERICK & NELSON
o •
Sales Now Progressing
The January Sales of
WHITE MERCHANDISE
e
The Semi-Annual The Annual
SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR
FURNITURE CLEARANCE
January Sale of Muslin Underwear
Examples of the Gown Values at 95c
F!mj»irc (inwn. with wai»t j l injiirr ('.own, with -.hurt Empire Gown, with ihort
of tui'kcil lawn in«rt with watst of all'.vcr embroidery, ! waist of allovcr embroidery,
V'alenncimes la c anil fin frimmed with deep cream j' ,m ' *' ' C"wn with wMI
....... . . . embroidery beading drawn
ished with wit Jet \rlct em- (. lutiv pattern lare, drawn . * .
... , with ril>bon, special 954.
broidery, s|>ecial j with riblKin, _ Kec . ood Floar
Basement Salesroom
The January Sale of House Dresses
«?* # 4fe <m
.ir?, .'Pi . fIL,
rMru p
f2Sm m ■
»iii r fiin r
1 i •••*..*. • I vl <4
»d li# I I i 1 !?ix:nr: M h !
11l i Mil I |J 1
•mm M: fj iff It Mr
mm t i: t ili ! yHI
'|p Vi'lpS! l '^S|
From Left to Right in the Picture—
AT 91.45-
Hihi*>c l>res:- of Wi;ht-bluc anil white striped gingham, trimmed with pipings and
button* of plain blue chimhrijr
AT oat—
H>>ti>e I>n«.s of cjuality washable percale in blue or black and white checks
with Mnatl white dot Trimmed with large white collar, turn-back cuffs and pipings
iif white Sktft i* in high waisted effect. Special 95c.
AT M.2&--
Honse I»rc«- of chambray gingham in blue, lavender or gray, prettily trimmed with
sirtperi gingham border. The skirt, in high-waiMetl style, is trimmed with white piping.
Special $1.25
AT $1.45- - * j
House Dress of light-blue or black and white checked chambrav gingham, trimmed
with Jong wide revera which end in deep collar at back. Special $1.45.
w-fiftafmcnt Salesroom.
Millinery Specials in Children's Shoes
Clearance Values Infants' Button Kid Shoes in black, tan and red, sizes
Untrimmed Hats in ' special 50<* pair.
Plush, Velvet and Felt, Children's Button Kid Shoes with patent tips, turned
medium and large dress ;! solcs Bizcs 2to 8, special pair.
shapes, special to ;
$12 7ft Childrtn s Vici Kid Button Shoes, tyade over a full-toe
Fancy Feathers, special ,ast ' with extension soje,'sizes sto 8, special 05< pair. #
Ur»o. an<l Misses' Vici Kid Shoes in button and lace stjfles, with
Flowers in utile assort- full toe and extension sole,"sizes to t, special $1.25
incut, special 15* 4 to pair. # ° ®
* —DMemiint H«i«arotttn — Baiemont Stlcsrooiß.
Specials From the Drapery .Section $ale*rooi>j
Three desirable patterns to choose from Novelty Curtain Ftamines with nioire
in Tamboured Swiss Curtains. They make effect ground and attractive borders on both
■ i i_,,... in..iider .„;i„ sides, also plain and allover-paHerncd ef
harnnng bedroom curtains, launder easily ' ■ . ■
, , . fects, in craftsman and stencil designs,
mil arc lasting and serviceable. Iwo ami _ . . ,„ r A
, ~ ,h, _ . . Thirty six inOias wide, special lO* 4 yard,
yards long. Special ».»< pair. _u„.. n .ant saia^a.

The Seattle star. [volume], January 03, 1913, Image 10
About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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