The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1903, Page 7

Fine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON § Fine Furniture You’ve Read This Ad} L-sthe: Upholstered Goods A large shipment of Leather Upholstered Stock will reach us in a few days, and we prepare to re “FIGHTING BOB" IS HOPPING MAD MEMBERS OF COURTMARTIAL IN NICHOLSON CASE 10 HAND ovive it by ng out at sale prices quite # quantity of our present stock The esle commenced this ED A HOT BUNCH BY REVIEWING OFFICER mo “g and em Wednesday N —49 The ac ee oan - vy —— regular prices and ut WA N The sale is for cash. None of the goods sent 6. o. d, or held for future delivery g Rob 1 The object of the sale is to reduce stock on the sample floors, as stated above ’ . sve bse se ' t wt nev «a . n 5 WE % PS aw 7 » : ret ws ee gal ee Wes SWS d chieg ‘ x a ; theet t \ Maaiinnigiin oye : , ' Vee 8 cA ok aoe ca Satie sina naa ee oe | A are Cag ae re Extra Large Torkel Couch ‘$78. 00 elvilia he at th wrt | Dodd and K 1 Lieut 1 you desire to Extra Large Ne Leather Coueh, with rot pot, rultied ; F , Sa Wine hh Rann i | CLANE'S PIANO aN ag ea sd é CLINE'S PIANO 7 can Niue aatieeson. sas ce CLINE'S PANO ty Syst gage em CLINE'S PIANO HY N7)2 CLINE’S PIANO WAN. dium-prived Pian NEW YORK WILL LOSE THE FLAG =" ADMIRAL GLASS TRANSFERS HIS FLAG TO WYOM- ING WHILE THE BATTLESHIP GOES TO ATLAN- Tic FOR NEW COMMANDANT. Begin the Win- | tes Right i. tt ing that old heater and getting or t w t the house and save fuel at TWO HEATERS THAT W DO BOTH PIANOS, o F that tions, a first-class me oli hg Mathichead to make his headquarters CLINE § PIANO HOUSE JEWETT, BCHOEMACKER, AlN & CO, MANBHALL enn age tis cer sume hyd ata Madly ne lll sony: gO & WENDALL, and & number of Mher makes Pairs a! the Poe sound ne t r . . ament. ) ean bee - ot» malo m th au CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE oucit AN PIA are acknowledged Bert revety 4 “~e the ‘Wy — bo. t k of « rrices ping to Ba eb Se bd KOE ‘ 5 at ‘Iifetime . | foe" sting Gowen. he wae WMable to We know we have only to make you a¢quainted with A GENERAL FIGHT STIRS UP worming (oy fod wr ss our terms, and fair name of doing business, to make you aygieaaal/ SL SS es fa purchaser, and that’s the reason we wanted you to wate Rots demperate Sent at read this ad. again---and then come and see us. . poly = yt oe ©. noses won't quir ef cs Sere SRILORS MET ee “s a nae a Mesa sere = COUNCILMAN KISTLER ft vwenty men which left her ar h. Chrtstensen's ha Ghated of Colegin, Siberia, ard a a Ber of men were sent ashore to eet nen, sealp and body His Constituents in Second Ward Made Him Eat Crow, Turn Somersaults and Do Some Other prgtangoens apres powecingne. Great ova Anniversary Sale Fancy Stunts Because of His “Tenderloin” wivart te monatrow eae son: fourm: avers on hetero | Sauihes ‘af Meee ae x tt is only Spring # or's atten his morning. sutaining a distoca Today begins the second week of our Great Anniver Attitude | city council, to. th He was removed to Providence | Mye Hubdred Thousand f | 1 The street cars ere pital. rated Seattle ai sary sa Have you visited either of our Two Big Stores |} it prowen he street care orajt agtapeane one September 14 > . e » o nerot ged to slowly up ose, AO. MELLAN yet If not, you ca ot fully appreciate how nmumerots When © fiman Kistler of the; lowed by Myr. Vincent andycli will not give us our rights, tet | the hill f | | lh PREF nt and how excellent are the bargams we are offering. Second gal § gaily down the line| All paid their respects | us ha er tae | EES Bd HECTAN to house scheme in piain | cluded | SO nm favor reapectal Come im-Today. houses” on Jackson 6 1 TERMS—Mante! nd Farnaces purchased during this cht, he little drear sale will be , the benefit of the | endous cropper that lay before him. purchasers u . cthem. Terma | Me had taken wood and wate Of sale will be one-half c at time of purchase, and balance when [%9 often without accident goods are dell A simply laugher at the Wrought of a Captain T. Ma moment Counetinap | from the show of the market je green goode grocer” realised 2 bis _migiake when he attempted to | chair near the #tove, growling and|the pian to create « restricted dis or pe aterday = migh nut the meeting any word | could not be done lega Se t you to give this mat Through: The Tropic and the Pease Fur- No. 34% Tro ph per ie from Mr. Kistler was the ai for ommended that the mayor and coun-| ter your serious, careful and honest dake tend essai the bint wil nale price t the jell be called upon to take informal | attention. on rough-riding ald a ee yellow pup’s fortron. | action . regular price § dust cleared away the “ f No. £1 Tropic, regular price $83, hey Rare boas on the marint Sor ale price $55.00 ghty Abraham was clear out of Kistler was called upon for «| Shr, Vincent Slam Right on the new many years and are today doing No, 10 Tropic. down draft, regular [| the saddle and looking for a ride |*Peech and forthwith displayed his |obiel of car line. satiafactory service in thousands price $12), eale price $65.00 m the band wagor acrobatic abilities by turning a neat | J) ad of homes and public buildings No. 222 Cast Pease Furnace, regu ne club called Mr Kistler down | flip-flop on the question under de \ eae throughout the fed States. lar price $119, aale price. i and hard. and the moat dett-| bate. He said he wishe . You'll never buy them at lower No. 227 Cast Pease Furnace, ‘ous feature of the xeasion was that | eit right in the matte yor Hume @ se . bebrowght prices than these lar price $120, sale price ‘00 wg neal ya rena as |do@ ye owt some Pane 08 he could be is h D i & Co = : = . : therihta get’ the club's opinion on | that sc tt Steed foe Sabare Se do his e047 ohn avis ° : a nis tendertotn ve fest hand. | Kiet ted’ wit ther Meta declared that it was the a recite ae thar bear mcaned fleet that Suring hin ti ty of the council to keep a stern 709 Second Ave. Tok partment Reductions = | ~".* cote |e Serene, Sm Be Ween ag Teinone_we oklas, Singerman lapa defended Kisttor,: de ae for the pu | 4 wit exes oe Oi cart | Garing that the counolimen ham: | GENTLEMEN'S TOUPEES tember Be &Co. %& Mantel Department, reductions 10 | Siiverware, reduced 25 per cent. the estat he Ay gem ag 4 the Second ward member in sie Eisce hail, which hh a | the counctt stolen a march of obtained a new Ii- | This dive, he de aa pede er [Loft what called a am reduced $5 per te ectable parlor he the t aling with vice Mr. Miller to GO per cent. | Laundry G Fixture Department, reductions 10 | cont as Thouxands of 5 © of Pitt enue |cense by nen wea ; ar Cutlery, reduced 26 per « ik. at th ( Fifth avenue " - : | ‘ ~4 to 40 > | Hardware, seduced 10 ¢ 0 pe th and Jack street. Refore the - compelled to go be hem. Made Furnaces, teduees 30 to 45 per) cont jctub got through It resolved not onty won street when its license verfect In every cont. | Butehers’ Supplies at cost against that particular evil, but |**pired in December } ‘etail. Manu Tin and Enameled Ware, reduced | Hotel and Kestaurant Supplies, re- || against the toleration by the police | Mr. Kistler's auditors seribbied a 4 acturing of all 8 per oent |" guses BB to 50 per cont jof any hovse of il-fame north of | memorandum of his aration re: Pompe Bi = of King atreet garding the People’s theater on thet Li ae aienin ree 7 3 . he meeting was attended by the | erence [to ie haan aeteen te ws | representative citizens of Mr.| Mr. Kistler then dectafod himacit | @peve the Iaahe saloon he would | 7 “i | and the way they |in favor of « id, hard facts showed | south of J ress almost pitiful that | feelingly rodu ted to count noses tablishmen r ar that his conw been turned down by his colleagues wed to Jackson street |in the council After @ demultory debate, during hich one of Kistler’s partisans naively declared that fallen women were « necessary evil and that Fr ma Norton would run a respectable or houne, and bewkies was up. ting her mother and J line drawn 60 feet | n WL FIRST AVENUE At Our “At Cost” Specials fof Temty 12-quart Seamless Pail, cost @-ineh Shallow Jelly Cake jem ‘ Be eled Bauce Pan, cost 206 LC. Tin Fiaring Pail, | 4-quart Dish Pan, cost 486 106 1 OF STOCK MINING NOTICE OF MET HOLDERS OF CR -qt. Lipped Bauce ee cont 156 quart Biue and White Enam The sale of used and rented pianos moves along w any purts, » » perfect in Né material and finish w n that there Khold exaggerated newspar piasebit quart Tem Kettle, gray enamel, |! parlor houses. | John Miller, the next speaker : Though worth much more, it . Craib WM y Maybe th s are such as 10-quart Retinned Dish Pan, cost | cont 496 || Such mon as N, 1. Martin, man-|asked Mr, Kiatlor if it was not « one machay, tne aud ‘passed be sold Out—every article oO BR : “ " 1 i-quart Gray WHnameted Coffee Plager of the Black Mame nt he Far resolution by o {Tt AY, SEPTE 1 ! 1903. | make it unnecessary—S5 cash and Painted Tin Cuspidors, cost Bei Pot, com »-s86e A! Company Wiltian > matter what you need, fat.) any ta" ronina 4 a Sees $5 a month buys one needs the Honorable Mayor and © personal - ¢ Firet a it No Goods Exchans sed Durin This Sale | 3" ; agg Ee RE find it at Rh * at @ having been alled by “the Board of ry day engin CY whe || Sherman, Clay & Co. IDs, | 711 Second Ave. DOTH PHONES, MAIN 4i5 store. MARION EDW RHODES BROS. Great 100 Store Holian| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . For Rent W. Futler catied the 7 v reade ib | PORT? § roar ond Page eoting 60 order and recognised an | em y soldiers and sea house of t th nd ave. Arcade Bids : nnd S18 | ROR” TION om howe. and Pa first speaker Mr. Martin, who|the red light district. “If ¢) gilded kind or of any other University and. Union ‘sts, Seattle, Hayes, 2219 Third avenue. * =e mae ry yea Ree RR