The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1905, Page 5

PASSENGERS *: 7 11 FROZEW TAKEN OFF. oe) 1 DEATH : .w let us take easy fo buy pay ifsthe ‘ Standard satisfaciory way” way the stove and drapery ' stores give you splendid Saturday specials ee 3 [Al Ballard : 3 SEEDED PES He alues In BIG Be rsitaaey FOR BALLARD ar y tts regular - 34 ards « t ' sz 7 and $4.00 two days a $7.50 Wilson Heater for for Frida $4.9 y and —w quat 60 of these este ° for tight heat- Standard Furniture Co. “| L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. BELLINGHAM TA SEATTLE WE ARE READY Fi BUSINESS At your service in our new | has incorporated for $0 years, during which t will add all the in northwest ner Se ond and Pike, Ragiey’s Corner cheaper to do their own shipping ‘Watch for our forma! opening. The Woodmen of the World at Ballard wil! hold a meeting at thetr hall tonight for the purpose of in Malling thetr new officers. After | the meeting there will be a ban qeet, after which toasts and Speeches will be made in honor of | the new officers The Odd Fellows of Ballard held | their installation of officers last Wednesday night at their hall, Aft- @ the ceremonies there was a very | tateresting program of speaking and music, in which several members of | the order took part. Dr. C. 3. Emery and fam beck from east of the mov ns, where they have been visiting « few weeks. Agus L. Max Ragley Drug Both Phones 982 are| ~_— Bese de Neale Ne Tededetevese seve Ss ONE-THIRD OFF On our Stock of Ladies’ Weartng Apparel, including the VERY LATEST AND EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN The Elks will hold « social ses- | tion tonight at the Elks’ hall. This | Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Raglans and Waists fs one of a series that are to be oan - aiel Stven this win Our easy terms still hold le The sale of the McVay & Balcum | with the big reduction, makes it very much to your advant mill to an eastern firm, as publiah- | @4 fn local papers, was denied this | morning by Mr. Baleum. “The mill has made changes, but not to eastern Mr. Balcum 1 have be McDonald, aged Months, died at her late home Day street, la The rema! yesterday afternoon. | the funeral has not been set fact good, and this co age to trade here. some *,” sald | ~“< ge Eastern Outfitting Co., inc. MeVay interest h 4 Giher’ than that there are n0| Corner Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Me, Balcum stated this morning | “The Reliable Credit House” that there would be several Drovements put into the ral im AE ARAL BEAL AE ALIS, toon a possible ASKS VACATION OF A STREET The street committeo will meet tomight to take up the petition of Robert Moran, H. C. Henry and ethers that Connecticut street for a} (distance of 600 feet, where it pro- — Into the bay, be vacated. | ran offers to dedicate to the 8 strip on each side of the street! @0 a5 to make the lat f wide, OPEN ALL Mtgurr CUT PRICES On Staple Goods Alleock’s Porous Plasters Belladonna Porous Plasters Tooth Brushes, reg. 2 Camphor Ice . Hand Brushes, reg. 200 % Patent Medicines always cheaper, Waterway | Waterway is badly needed by | — Bros. The council is willing Secede to the proposition if Moran will consent to giving the| eity a right of Way through his/ Property so that the six-foot Lane| Street sewer can be carried out tr deep water. The sewer cannot be terminated in Connecticut street as Oiginally proposed If the street is | Wed for a waterway. | UPHELD THE OFFicE The civil service commission last heard the charges of inwubor- | perjury and conduct unbe- | officer made against Pa- | = Melvin by Attorney T. D, . miniasion not only ex i “Mnivin, ut commended the action he had taken, Liquozone, $1.00 size. Lydia Finkham’s '# Compo wine... oon Tanderine, —————————————————————— Se ZS = 1415-1417 Second Ave. Next Door to the Bon Marche cused of having fPi«ht- r-old Florence Johnson that Alen Stewart LATTLE STAR ‘oo THE GR Bridge & . Bridge & Co. Popular Price Clothiers 1415-1417 Second Ave. Next Door to the Bon Marche EAT GENERAL CLEARANCE SALE ——=COMMENCES SATURDAY HE biggest happening in Clothing circles that the New Year brings forth. Bridge & Co.’s entire stock of popular price Clothing and Fur- nishings up for slaughter at money losing prices) We made our 1 legitimate profits before the close of the old year, thanks to the generous patronage of an appre- ciative public and now the ele- gant hand-tailored Suits and Over- coatfrom sucheminent manufact- urers as J. Golland Sons, Strauss bros., Schloss Bros. and others, as well as every article of fur- nishings---Hats, Gloves, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Sweaters, etc.---is offered you at almost unbelievable sacrifice. Every article plainly marked and our customers know that THERE IS NO JUGGLING WITH PRICES svercoats And ettes ley Cravenettes for Boys’ Suits s exact! Extra Men’s Regular 75c Shirts Men's Hows und fancy, soft and stiff Saturday for bosom, on sale 39c Men’s Underwear Men's Derby R bed ott t Pure Underwear, reg. 50 Cooper's De Men's Heavy Ribbed vol Underwear, reg. 85¢ 57¢ Worsted Siicwiy i reg. $1.75, for... Men's Men’s Natural Gray Underwear, 1415-1417 Second Ave. Saxt Boor to the Aes Herehe A literal giving Childr an Hands, regular 2sc, en's Imperial Lamb's Underwear, Natural Back Underwear, lerwear, reg. $1.15, for. 77¢ Ne eRe Rae 3e | $2.45, for .....0c2 415 rby Ribbed Wool Boys’ Strictly All Wool Sweat- || Men's Pure Lamb's reg. $1 ery ers, reg. $1.50, for...$1.00 Sweaters, reg. $2.75, for. . Geay Piash Boys’ Fancy Ribbed Wool ||| Men's Worsted | Pais reg. $1.50, Sweaters, reg. $2.00, for.... | Si~ & 2 $1.00 $1.35 \| al Men's Vicuna Underwear, reg. $1.25, for .. Bridge Craven- SUITS $9.50 Suits, tweed mixtures; sale price an $6.35 Black Genuine $12.50 Heavy Blue Serge Suits; sale 4 $9.00 rice juality ° 38. 35 tley Cravenettes, $13.50 Suits, Scotch mixtures; sale price... gray worsteds, e-° $9.00 $12.00 y O'Coats, in for $6.35 and 54-inch belt- Gen- fancy extra quality; sale price .. $15.00 Suits, wors 5 $18.00 Suits, strictly hand-tailored ; sale price ats, tweeds and mixtures, for $9.00 th O' Coats, blacks $6.75 ts, fine wor and made, very $12.35 Every Suit Fully Warranted Perfectly fitted by our own tailors, and kept pressed and repaired as long as it lasts, abso- lutely free of charge. away-of every penny of profit on Boys’, 1 Youths’ S Reefers, Overcoats and sepa Everything reduced at least one-third and in Half Price. Bring the boys Saturday Boys’ 0’Coats Extra Suit Cases and Traveling Bags A splendid line at Extra Men’s Gloves Men's $1.25 Gl 90¢ Men's $1.50 Full Cape Gloves Four-in 6 case: Te . $1.05 for. 18¢ Men’s $ Full Pi que Glo Ties, regul for ... Driving Gloves, regular 15¢, oves for. and 5 ‘Shane y Stitched for. $1.40 popular ONE-THIRD OFF, prices Men’ bs. Boys’ Sweaters Men's Wool : Wool Un- Good regular $1.25 Sweaters Sweaters, Boys’ ‘Plain Ww orsted Sweaters, reg. $2.50, for...... $1.67 Popular Price g