The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1905, Page 5

Am Sled ES Urs : A a" eng y j ” i trung all over the building for this| such persons as are able to see the |9e@600600000000004 weeny | oral well known men of th o red to make the effect the more | city mi , A 4 1 1 t 1 t y t 1 coat eautitul, while power: | te ae to tara At Ballard | yesterday, wan a showing the * © three 1 ts that] Ing nt xt week, although | P a and I 4 top of t h f th juired transformers | $060006000¢0000000 at w {bro fven lp bably » hk ag t | i ' 4 1 ort ‘ Que SHINGLE MILLS TO CLOSE n f J xd i a JANUAR The shingle mills of Ballard w pga . ' a r \ | CHARGED WITH ARSON named ! a f at ue they od “a | building In the east begir wed ' n var lag 1 al Just before the ° Hh mil ¢ me time ago, tempted ‘ satan r le wore t hort! f reate 1 that the ek mills they went [after a hi ae, Kuight fk > b FIRST EXPERIENCE IN POLICE COURT GAVE HIM A GOOD up to the kendard prices and a 1 : + A $12.50 chiffonier nird se «mills started again, It in| hin . | IDEA OF THE JOB HE HAS TACKLED thought that if the mills hig |the 2 \ for $8.40 ’ \ 1 t M 1 as] spring : ary, | 1 think it ro} th ase (children. Apparently she has aban |" p Ww ® > st | for the imposition ¢ mall fine toned th Her home is desecrat The quarterly rey £ t he city | were rds of Police |ed and t hildren left without a] urer artmont t t S Judge ay afternoon | moth ar the t t r ° v Jat eh ial of Mrw The re an afternoon in po- | port will also be made AB Btore These Daye. e in| Frances Keith and her daughter | lice t is only a few of the many Ballard is to have an evening ver " a" Ms , 4 pressed | Mary, charged with loitering around |thousands who datly and nightly |newepaper. It will be known as t f Ho den's ken by| saloons, “I 1 not the |run the gauntlet of morality in this] Ballard Dally R wand w : “ : , ‘ ° | Mr. 3 “ tid not | daughter ntor a fine of $10 | sect of the city, published by the Review Publishing | . . against the mother } - ompany, of Ballard. The true] ts ab re 1 | Mrs. Keith and he t 25 Per Cent Discount names of the head operators will | Y buainems | years age, we M Heavy Wels Und not be given out tl the paper W. B. AUTCHINSON CO t transe ! he law hey At BN, E ke ( 1, | makes its first ap) ance in a few | CLOTHING BALE WON $ e t © ts on | severa nds of beer and othe 1 Ave. week t it thought that sev. ! ooo w ’ oxicants with t red te ends they say, in ad » ‘ “ 4 bees Patrolmen @ k and as 1a | for a while stood near at ha with --heatorse oo eseeas<='!Warm Winter Wearables a ry m- i d maudlin remarks of the party reduced y | Pe very laughter from the --All house lurnishings atless ' ai | ma just to woman --tloor coverings and drap- a ‘ rs g e uc ons erles much underpriced now bout |Jests of tt 1 the tw Se edhe bits pemnionea Yew Standard Furniture Co. Saad thems , that are warm, rich and lustro m all t heavy Astrachan Fur - hy ktamed revelers, No lone fractic of their value r im the midet | tee | dusky skinned revelers, No longer ee er eA a tee.) ceams savin Seay inegroe 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TE ge Mead egy wg or belly from the satin lined $14.60; Sale price SEATILE-—-———- BELLINGHAM TAGOMA sR oe Tee. scbiem hee ond pinned ill Sees Black Con nds furnidhed with 6 tails; | Near Seal t style, atin lined t 1H a \cter-anueet. She oar paveuma, Tans ells regula $1.26; Bale price 790 lar, value $60 f em . b . vey Dewitt and J. N. Harris, were 4 made of fine (msadian brook | Near Seal ( nowes ‘eh . afterwards released, but mother and hed with 6 tail, comes In best ned, lo s* " nul woul at xt | daughter spent the night in the city Sale price .} $2.50 value $7 e , ‘ : B. % pri « to|Jail. After reading mplaint i ti a M he | City Attorney De Bruler asked them we jen A Few It F Our Great White Sal This Sounds Good thee 0 the } t.| "Not aided the moth ew items From Uur Grea e vaie 14? ’ on aj ing of ywed fn sha ‘s "he ' “9 Fi soe to ; Lge = — cw n “One-third nd the of paying t al | w t ken up y it was testif xt wek | wrong for me to take oy daughter “ neck, good muslin, January | Night Dresses, good =m yoke of tuck Take advantage of # sale, and And It Was Justified 2 to seach a place.” came her fal prt Se ished with ruffle at neck and sleeves, well THE VERY LATEST IN LAD! Bagh 9 Lam cured as |tering utterances to the Sorset Covers, full trimmed, several | full: mad JACKETS - AGLANS, WAISTS, ETC gound asad I used about three WAR THRE [> # questioning styles to t from | Night Dresses, yoke with hemstitching lace : ir 7" Your b or, this is one he oreet Covers, full front, low embroidery ortion of the fr . packages. | was é 3 ] ¥ it was holding adie oe @ been ob of Ince In | Others 65e, 690, 75, 850, O8e, $1.25 and up I sae enon ta Na | sate case nae ban oes astern Outfittin Co., ne. -Sendpeanal, ee cel Bo signe that she may not be guilty under Covers, with two rows of insertion, | Drawers, umbrella style, finished with deep hem entirely. 1 had faith in Pyramid | | Rorsewhtpped._ Why. the fen ce 5 at 59, GSe, GPe, T5e, BSc, BBe up to | Dr awer oun umt style, finishe “The Reliable Credit House” © the start 4 stuck oe nother takin her daw wit 7 Rng tucked ruffle . +. 2Be Stet ae tecoement. You cua te-1 Jinto such a piace! [It makes m Night Dresses, clusters of hematitched tucks, fin Others at 360, 450, 49¢, 65e, T5e, 9Be up to Seats Se tres : yt 4 boil to think of it!” grated the ished with ruffle at neck and sleeves B2e $1.50. % af 3828 a fer anyone to me you like » has arisen in the | city attorney in his closing remarks eae os yo Pr { Mayor Bal-| The Keiths were defended by At — —— sen Pees at Marvelous Things a Dime Can Do house on | at Kooxri = 4 thing, It Tt can bring to y many useful kitchen o and a great variety of house furnishing RAYM ND he Y it ts hanged e and led sot items of all kinds, See our show windows for some of the many 10c values with which our Big io — e ag en 8 ~ e he has court room. The Bargain Basement |s crowded. we is be y rd wt le were sunk do among the ort Sword bax grees year’s ley array co Svemslaag ent Vee 2-quart Berlin Kettle and cover, each....1S¢ | 10c 40-foot Heavy Clothes Line Be 918 SECOND AVENUE ‘carries weight tha tax levy. He objected om the| hardened wretches behind the bar 15e Granite Pie Plates, each 0c | 5c 3-quart Granite Berlin Kettle and cover.. 290 x = = claims » an ». It grounds ta money was more|in police court. The two women Best Hronzed Furniture Castors, set of 4....100 | 2-quart Yellow Mixing Bow! 106 a Z a ; 5 follows that Mr rgently needed for street improve: | were arrested about 11 v'clock taat Forced Out Shoe Sale. Everything wide acquaintance ments than for the purpose contem-| Sunday night . , About the same time Patrolman Reduced r, it is doubtful if the bill| Hart was arresting Mra. R.A. Vaa : assed over his veto, even|derpool, who got “sassy” in the MUSLIN — mayor is willing it should be} Brooklyn Bar, a questio UNDER- See For Men, Women and This is because Dr, Crichton, | on nd avenue was WEAR AT “La Children member who is ch Interest for calling the officer names. As ABOUT NOW ON at Cost or Less ONE-HALF, i im procuring the sta in his tified a big pletu ward, has incurred the disfevor of fown r her face Pyramid some of the men by up-|ing to her testin he was with a , holding th to of a re|three other “I sitting in the Gruggists for the low ty t ordimance. Crichton had help-|rear of the saloon when the off } om a pactage to carry similar mea: over | entered aifectos ‘and doce ten wae agent 1 & week ago.) Jenn » true name te and painlessly; there ee » took what other members | Mrs. next to be tried a" ° a flip-flop, She $25 for habitually yp toner * members with whom he|lolitering about North Seattle sa : tood pat.” want to get|/loons. Patrolman Glasscock saw! g Co., Marsha him by refusing to carry|her “pick up” @ man on the street sent free to se ordinance over the|and take him Gress for the asking Crichton ts threatening | loon after 1 o'cloe —- ; his|and further test! cal improvement | seen he at ¥ that require a full vote|of th and mort i guilt and heard th in silence of five . mitted b tence of the judge ant is the mother TO TURN JUICE RANGES smal King Clipper |AMERICANS ENGAGE IN A y the building, which is of | $2.00 Slippers Now $1.75 Slippers Now $1.50 Slippers Now $1.25 Slippers Now During our Clearance sale we wi 1 the King and Clipper Econ- omy at prices never before offered yeople of Seattle—20 per cent Centennial’ ON TONIGHT an 75¢ Slippers These @ nges are too Well known to need much comment | | and wearing quality. €hey are constructed exactly alike with thi : | Tonight the annual anniversary | ception: The King hay a pouch feed which the Clipper has not. Both Babies Slippers ot the « letion of the splendid | are made of Wellsville’ polished steel, large oven fitted with ¢ jar river water system will wit- | . sont pasregl : Sisecad N st our ness the completion also of the | doors. Duplex grates for coal or wood, large roomy warming ow mun lighting plant. Forty | Furnished with without reservoir, _ tive sand volts will i $1.50 $1.25 $1.05 85c Makes More Bread || iciccrty "eetes cevtes, wit be] rence plant with mon " ranean Peng A ey Great Values During Our Clearance : |_tn wcent bulbs have been| O8. | > ; $31.20 getticse 4 sat] ooc3 ri eeeee In Suits, 3-4 Coats Makes Lighter Bread || PR: easene Cae _ pute ‘sa2.80 | es —* 2.00 Sale hal teodls Makes Whiter Bread|'] We often refer to the |) scasia. san. 10 —worw war « garcia eagles"? SS austen alan henner $20.00 Makes Sweeter Bread doctors. Why? ived ~ a : ; ane THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASAH ONLY 37.80 Makes Better Bread We give them the forma Hl of Sola itoutenot Jamon I fo cou. HY cavalry were Klee aay Westberg & Childs Than Any Other Flour pam "pene Biv Raines see A artim cniggne fiom “ett C MILES &PIPE {o Cloaks, Suits and Millinery ' 1° Ayer Co., Low eames tendnt R. C. Richard Same Price—Cash or Credit. af TRUST It Benefits the Men. ali wil be found tn Ree ere agrarca co... : . =, nao “te ran yest va. posta and prices, VERSOLE OPTICAL COM: = fete ne eset Ane eee L AE CLEMENS CETERA AT SECTION Cn A PANY, 708 SECOND AVENUE, NEW YORK BLOCK