The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1903, Page 4

rs Sededede Teed edededelsteledele tele sedes Sees SeseedealesteSestesetes GN NeTeved, fo PUSSY OUGHT TO BE went ter ente Misy in thy he wae heard by th ligent little animal appare oned that neas in the ho "YOURE = | A LIAR”, ACCUSED VAGRANT RESENTS |* TESTIMONY OF POLICEMAN PETERSON a Mar, Orth re not deny 11. —"Phe steam which arrived brought 18 #ea Begins Today BS Store Open Tonight Ynti! 11 0’ Clock ~ 4 n ing navigation, The Sleger ha on drifting helplessly for five days Kngineers «ive a ball Owing to the fact that the recent fire practically destroyed the interior of our store, we will make an entirely new store.We propose to have the finest clothing store in entire West, WW Absorbing the room just north of our present store, now occupied by a sporting goods estab ; lishment, we will turn the entire floor space into one great room. We probably won't be able to open the new store until the first day of April. In the meantime we have two things we mustdo. The first, we must dispose of our entire stock of clothing, furnishings, etc., no matter at what Sacrifice. Second, we must get out and give the contractors, builders and carpenters the entire building for extensive alterations. re ternon. morning by Frank Nir prisoners’ dook in the pei Patrotman Peterso rested Ripling for was on the stand “knocking stunt, white, but did ne CHICAGO, jury finieh Jan. Vee'The grand taking testimony as to urned red defend hiv Must-Get-Out-Sale Prices * Fasily the best proposition we know of. Our entire stock — |] 1 Ae t he fot And it's just the same with our Boys’ and Children’s of Men's Clothing will be sacrificed at a price bound to force =f Cyining Every garment must get out, no matter at what Peterson swore that Iti deen lounging around ss the eity for the pa was an habitual nt | When Peterson had gone this far | he was interrupted by the remark | ® from the prisoner Ripting pr employed on a thie first of the i have been idle. He exhibit the court a pair of horny paline that could only have been obtained by hard work. Judge ¢ «e promptly discharged the priso: der to teat the me, the jury DAIRYMEN 's CONVENTION KENT, Jan. 17 Hk » president © of Oak Harbor, view ® DOINGS} ‘=: | THE MARKETS. A few young men have issued in | Vitations for dancing party to be] marriage of Mise Mary Agnes | cific express 200 pounds of the first | .. Skinner and Mr. Wm. Comegys But-/ new crop California green peas of | tic: em out, The following list will show— = eats: Our $10.00 Men's Sack Suit, $ 3 50 | Our $2.50 Boys’ Suit, " { NOW ceceeeee serene sheeseenenenerenens ’ l Two and Three-Piece, now .....+0000+ ial a Our $12.50 Men's Sack Suit, | Our $3.00 Boys’ Suit, nd | 25 eee ges seb oben coe eehaae 6A Sedece i} Hy Two and Three-Piece, mow ....cceeesee0s F 6 Mr. Manchard wae Mrs. Carmichaet t* the mn in the state operating Brought here with the greatest the legtalatere for appropria pg fro eh By SS , Pullman gollege, for th wil a © Ineaday CVeN-|the season arrived this morning. |tablishment of farmers’ tnatitutes | ing, Jan. 28. at 7 o'clock In the par-| They were quoted at 16 cents per | thr out the state, and for the en lore of the Rainier, on Fifth avenue | pound, wholesale, on Western av-| law regulating weights and Columbia street " : i by jand - The Cotiition club meets Wednes- | (nue. More wi i - " | day evening of next week in Little's | What low op pen Wisconsin Day | : j hall ecll at 5 “ funday is vieiting day on the Rat- Raph | Our $4.00 Boys’ Suit, i Pie ALB. fee omereatnet al A caricad of oranges arriving thie | teahip Wisconsin. Boats lenve Pier Our $rs.co Men's Sack Suit, i 4 1 Th I ‘ednesday evening at | no: quoted 2.50 per ber }2at 16 w Mm 15 and 4:90 p © | wo 4 Three-Piec IW osseee teeeseseee her home, 1900 Terry avenue. became Ded yond end thy - i ati ion oun chs ca wha: Hovendceab are Gusbes r} yand Three-Piece, now 5 4 PO ag yum py) prices Mr. and Mra KW. Sackman wilt are to any burer tm quam | entertain ¢ Ninth Avenue Card ’ r tesidence, Ninth and ae ae, ape ee ee Provisions { . Our $5.00 Boys’ Suit, ig Our $18.00 Men's Sack Suit, Two and Three-Piece, now .....- a as a ) Weeks visiting In California PR Se SS Se N sores v en obs UAW 606 Cees e ous : Our $6.00 Boys’ Suit, Two and Three-Piece, now ........++ eeeee ‘The Bohemian club wii give alt dancing party Wednesday night next) Proviso im Christensen’s hail. About TS in-| Waite een 1D piste have been tseued and the Vegetables ir is B expecten to bee very en-|, Burbank sotatess, neuive S081 por | Mr, Beavers ts the pres. | ton. Yeximas, $11 50919 cerrots irae ot of the the club. ty . . 6 Our $20.00 Me f = + - - “The Nortthwest Conservatory of a I Our $10.00 Boys’ Suit, . At ponttengnliageate a § ALES ae ; Tels and Tiree Pate, how :alccersessees ~ ive @ O-| per pen NOW cncwcceeeseeeee teeeeeeeneteeene wee ! nig ; . fue ery pest ‘Thursday night in ee rat = af | Our entire stock of Furnishings and Hats will be sacrificed MeKensie leave Monday for h tip | Seu ,4 sor | THE GREATEST SUCCESS Our $25.00 Met's Sack Suit, | the same way. We play no favorites—all must go at this great to Burepe. OF THE YEAR Sine a * . || MUST-GET-OUT SALE. : ‘ ‘ Mrs. C. Gilman will entertain the new card club next Wednesday af terneon, Mins Hagley entertained the young “© >r nd ladies’ card club this afternoon on Queen Anne hill. Mra, Geo. M. Horton gave an in- ——————— Ranges =~ J.Redelsheimer&Co.. eyed 800-802 First Avenue, Corner Columbia St. | MR. RENTER THIRTY DAYS FROM NOW YOU'LL BE SORRY YOU. DIDN'T GET IN ON THOSE LOTS $135 $135 $135 $135 ‘9 “ Hardware, except contract Goods, one-quarter off Graniteware, one-third off. China and Bric-a-Brac, one-third off Woodenware,one-third off. Fancy Baskets, one-third off. Small Investment 8 bullding with roome Upetairs, renting for $17.50 per month. H.S.Turner & Co. 232 Globe Block There are bargains at every turn, Don't fail to visit this Store during Re- moval Sale. SPELGER & HURLBUT 12 6-217 SECOND AVE. PUBLIC PRIVMIER meats PW, . Merrick Bear Ye One Another's Burdens. rtock betore the adva Sold in thi elty at The American Clothier, 702 First Ave. Agent for the Celebrated Johan B Seattle Souvenirs ond 5 a4 A Taxes Paid for 1901 --- Ever Shown From $35.00 to $50.00 |" a ee Pat vee ren © sgumanausen, |1GEO, H, WOODHOUSE (0, sia a, $6, 388, $902 seis SEIS SEI$ sels shal amin 807 1st Ave. counts for prompt pe: . 1409 Second Avenue. Cittsens ht Monthly bills up to 8 5 & P ower Nothia $10 DOWN $5 Congaaye RIGHT IN TOWN Taxes Paid for 1 902--- VALENTINE HIGH “Ee, 99 149.02 55 DRY Lint Y 52.29 ae GO OUT OFFICE HILL BRICK COMPANY TOMORROW FOURTEENTH AND WELLER I tereby certify that the foragoing figures are correct as to the amount of the taxes nesew:d on the abbve des-ribed real estate and personal prop- erty. J, W_ McCONNAUGHEY, County Treasurer King County, Washington, {By BEN), C. LEVY, Deputy. : THE NEW LIGHTING 20c per kilowatt hover first 30 hours per month the lights, and bc for ail thonal consumption, sub; discount of 10 per & prompt payment. THE NEW POWER Monthly bile = to $100. . Monthly bill: Monthly Bille up In fetermined by interpol: In order to scoure the rate it will at office and sign a new ation. The Seat Electrie Goa. $07 First Ave THIS MAP WILL SHOW YOU HILLMAN CITY COME IN AND SEE US NOW TTT Wise our stock is complete and of the best. We have a complete ir anne ~~ line of all kinds of first-class Wines and Liquors at the lowest pos : shone, da sible prices, It will pay you to call on us, BRUNNER & CO. °°2.0,5" MAISON B BARBE os DINNER MENG SEATTLE GAS & BLECTRIC COMPANY 214 CHERRY STREET ] eae ‘}woop AND COAL Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. JAN. 19 supers | fmecr Clothing Phtiva lis bapastOblly: tor tha hoce-builder: “Only. ad. minutes’ & |B Get in your Winter's Fuel now. —Neweastle No. 4 and HARDWARE PLUMBING and It's exact location and a few comparative distances that will « w Newcaatle Washed Nut are both good stove coals, Franklin is a free burning lump coal. We sel! Coke and ' : 00 First Ave., Cor. Mario: | rice from Pioneer square. The most beautiful suburban : tees aid free rent, | Charcoal, Our prices are right. | Seattle. Free water, free wood $35 up; $5 down and s0 cents a week. S« : _ : | COSS9E 29000 8% Consomme. and Retail Meats. FIs nptly attended to Bieamboat and Silver Trout, Maitre aaa ERNST BROS. B18 Wastarn ENT Telephones: Indep. 460; Bunset, | Chicken Sauce ere Main 466, th with Pet gton street; 5-cent fa ston street; §-cent fare First Ave. South COMPAN Telephone— and King Street. Main 93, —— = nae. 506 Pike St, Tel, John 2831, ROAST | Lamb, Mint Sauce 600 PAIR a Stuited “Young Bo U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS s VEGETA c wi High Top. Hand Sewed ana ‘aterproof, W. S. Kirk, 1209 rst Avo, c weISEoe ‘ QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Scarne SS Stev Tak DHSSERT Moved to 1406 ad Ave. toft: Cream Puddle 29 , 2928820: