The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1905, Page 8

Comple’e Credit Neusefurnishere—FREDERICK & NELSON (ine.)—Complete Hotel STORE CLOSES TOMORROW NIGHT AT SIX O’CLOCK | DAULTON BANK Reds. Carpet Weopers, Hn a iM r we Oll Btoves 1 Heaters. 108: Cheval M : } Music Ca s Bookcases nd Rock Comforts Ladies’ Desks EVERYTHING GOES WITHOUT RESERVE. WE DO NOT WISH TO KEEP Ri STOCK. ALL SALES FOR CASH. NO EXCHANGES. DELIVERY AT 0 CONVE PRESENT ( DI |R REMEMBER, THE SALE is AT OUR STORE | GOODS = FR FREE EMBROIDERY LESSONS by Mrs. A. V. Hoxsie and Miss Johannesen, Mow organizing. FRE, Enter the opening class Special See Saturday i in the } Big Bargain Basement oe aa 40c 8-quart Royal Steel Fancy = pi anc, Granite Dish Pan 25e¢ rere | 20c Deep Blue Cups and eee Saucers . .106 each . Be lbe Kitchen Salt Box.. “ -100¢ - sight 00 Nickle Tea Kettle Iron ++. Be © dozen Best Polished Clothes Pins...... Se 10c Mra. Handle 40c dozen Table Water Ginsses, each.. Potts’ NEWEST AND BEST SEAM ALLOWING Be, 100 AND 1650, Sei an d Club Furn HINTS OF THE GOODS INCLUDED IN THE jeer cetare at Charis Rich RUPT STOCK — : na tof a THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, M WON'T. GET | A RAISE (Special to The Star) |The ste this morning | | ly ponty Palmer's bill increa ing the salaries of supre ) Ue t ' ), ‘ f$ BANKRUPT SALE OF DAULTON STOCK MAKES A FEW DOLLARS DO THE WORK OF MARY. COME ee ee ee eres EARLY TOMORROW MORNING WHEN WE WILL BE LEAST BUSY Bort recommending that the bil g is » et at & power a dollar Y nereased m od tors th t al) f ONE IMPORTANT POINT--WE CANNOT HOLD GOODS FOR FUTURE DELIVERY 9 in f " fa @f any STEEL RANGES, COOK STOVES AND HEATING STOVES ALSO CARLOAD OF DAULTON IRON BEDS 18 BCING PLACED ON DIS CAME TO US WITH THE BANKRUPT STOCK ; a PLAY AS RAPIOLY AS POSSIBLE MILWAUKEE HAS — i i ' NEW OFFICE | Ur » ‘ Eee oe i Soak e . CARLOAD OF DAUL TON CHEAP DRESSERS, CHIFFONIERS, ETC, Tr fficials of fi . — 18 ALSO BEING GIVEN SPACE w t Pa ullroad Sea ae i ay : 7 . ; fnat 1 { n a C ; HIGH GRADE BEDROOM SUITES ORIGINALLY WORTH $600.00 m ties Vay a 1 A AND $700.00 AT FRACTIONS OF THE COST OF PRODUCTION —— 1 f f thet Li ay ston A QUANTITY OF DRAPERIES FROM THE DAULTON BANK . Sactihe relives ie Coens pean pe RUPT STOCK ARE ALSO REPRESENTED t ‘ THREE-PIECE PARLOR SUITES AND ODD PARLOR PIECES, AS r Mt Lace r . ates eek WELL AS MISSION GOODS. ~ » " try - ~. jer edt ¢ wauke among k Pa sare i - A cia 5 geen apg ? DAULTON’S $50.00 TO $125.00 FOLDING BEDS GO AT FROM HH). 4 ign te eugene ies ae $15.00 TO $25.00 EACH has bees the or f THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF CARPETING AND MANY RUG tt tt ' Rede k, ch = 1 H gral “om ARE INCLUDED IN THIS BANKRUPT SALE : ' ere kee, @ fe — . b ‘ A Rus e ‘ mak ago t rn Among ' Ax LAMPS, DINNERWARE, COOKING UTENSILS, JARDINIERES, 0°" 0°" 4 Boy “ : “ mam, i : PLAIN WHITE CHINA AND TOILET SETS. ous patterns, sizes and. wie: Firat F They're going fan warty for © er PB) STOLE JEWELRY “e B t wh 4 While the bulk of the Dault pt Stock consists of | oq 2. Ont k therd new goods, there car wo ot hand | js not impair the value of goods. The worst of th ld to second hand dealers with in kers of Cedar “4 out being brought r building. Those in good condition w be te th firet tb a placed on our floors and marke PRICES THAT WILL FOR( who wish We © to give them to children. Thesq Hi} THEIR IMMEDIATE SALE. Among the Panels will be found at the wrapping unter, first floor | Second Hand Steel Ranges. Second Hand Dressers | JOHN M. HARLAN Sot etd ces ee «| Seedit-phte cases CEDARINE PIANO AND FURNITURE POLISH UNM MAS Second Hand Heating Stoves. Second Hand Parlor Goods. 26c A BOTTLE Bee for that off Second Hand Bedroom Suites. Ete., Ete, E Housekeepers will find Cedarine ae jendia n tment. We ave \o YORANK ACID If Interested Ask the Floorwalker for a Salesman and Have it for years with excetlent resulta, It 1 that ts m4 Him Show You These Goc ed for it. We use it oun *. Price, per bottle G@E\ SPOKANE, » h 2-y . ‘MM ire. 1 a = = = == — Ek w } L k ee | 8! at Be Seattle Home of Nelson (Inc.) Seattie Agency for a Bip - the Great : the boy : his is ie Ri Compints Creait compjete teteiane | Round Oak Heater iched t f bag Majestic Ronge J goree se n and Spring Sts, {77iatswn Fi the w w A par BROKE UP MEETING hs) ontteting pest ted . . a *t 4 tee t h er t kk SNOHOMISH, March 3 1 lodged * e | between two Snob A ranche * ° the cause of breaking us od # distant from h 20-Acre Home Free Methodist praye to | in t t rode 80 mi! t ity; new hous Wednesday ever Fr doct 1 f , en cultivated, large t x man, a member z — — ght was ent few 4 * aseen settlement, and Anderson, als EIGHTY MILES FOR A DOCTOR | the re e Gaesere. was ednte< |e - an erstwhile m r of the same| woLCOTT To BE CREMATED POMEROY Mar h While | sary ss i or ii en te @ Northern | MONTE CARLO, M 2.—Ea Auk about the Great BLEew Him To eIts \4 one railway's new trair e ese 0. t, former United! . y F ¥ T'T, March &. While thaw ing icks of giant powd . Ett Great Erten and F 3 ‘ 7 ° ployes of the r r V 1 ' ed. Att af oxy Vv 1 ed. 8:4 We ha ». to e the Jap was # ng . I wham I ‘ ore you $100 worth of ase of wiury FREE with 5 every $2.00 hase for FREE ret * INAUGURATION POSTPONED Shaving 25c A Host of Genuine ites for Saturday, Tomorrow includina Neck An ad Millinery. 1 < Hats, newest shapes and Everybody Highly Ploased. Lt} styles, includ rge hats, made atly b ; Sh Ss bons, flowers March 4 has beer ave, Shine ECIAL FOR SATURDAY, CHOICE AND $4.50. ‘eat ny years dT A host of bargains for Saturday's selling—all day and evening. A few hint w to inaugurete ite new : ’ sorted sizes, Bi each yarn, black and white feet fe so t e wing day, Sunday cabinet 12%e Children’s R spliced heels and toes, sel March 6, by putting on a new train Cor. First Ave. and Horn Hair Pins, natural Hose Supporters for 15c; special Saturday, pa to be run between Everett, Washington color and bla elling for urday De Bellingham 1 Vancouver special Saturday r doz.. le | Children’s ‘Old Ironsides Women's Fine Li Thread The addition of thie new train will 0c Belt Pin Cube 1 ant School Hose ade of the best Howe, neatly em 4, ft e tt ftv iT aine for bv esl het tooo Sint iran, seata-et seek | Sane, spat aeeteies, Bt ll si nares oor mameonaer ind oos| WOOL LR eee day, cube and 4 thread heel . pair 506 for British Columbia Mont te Gaye Orie Sere, le Shell Side Comb knee splicings, Won't WOMEN'S KID GLOVES The new train will leave & sone Money to Loan on Watches, Dia- Satur each Tear or Wear Out; special Our ¢ brated “Famosa” two at 3:46 m., arriving at Belling- | monds and Jewelry. 10e Pompadour Co rda pair clasp. pelf-stitching colors har a8 and V iver at 10 p. w Do not buy a watch or diamond each 25c Hookon Hose Sup black white, gray, red, mode 1 equipment, which was buflt ex Sere you ree go nage | - our each Te cial rday, pair 900 Fest dewien ur being a model Isaac Lurie, Prop. | of the carbulider's art; finished jn | = = =| mahogany, and lighted throughett An Epidemic of Enthusiasm Over Our NewWash Goods By rite car nef enean cane, vay | Ae RET HARSEN what seems to be the condition of things nowadays. And why not? The new sp ock 18 now much longer and wider than care of Our Glass complete 4 larger and more varied in style, material and colorings than ever b fo a Tedelee ae ite clase generally are, It is furntath 706 tat Avenuo though the fabrics had lain on @ bed of flowers unt beauty has shown through. Pretty Batistes ed with large, easy, movable chater, |& ! at 12%e, oO gandies at #1-3e, 12%e, 156 and 37+ Voiles at 12%e, 150, 196 and 25e, Crash upholstered in green plush. The} WOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK Suiting: Se and 19¢, Crepe Cloth at 15 and 25e per yard. White Goor t from 8 1-3. » 50e per kitchen, In addition to being equip HOLDERS. | yes 1 eS invitation is extended to all to come and inspect our lines and prices before buying ped with every modern conventence,|~ The regular meeting of the} eleewhere, has a refrigerator in which the edi-| @tockholders of the CRAIB MIN- bles do not come in contact with the) ING COMPANY will be held at 8 Every part of the refrigerator| p, m., Friday, March 17th, 1905, at is enameled and detachable, which|#oom 4, ter Horton bank build. |!naures cleanliness ing, Seattle, Washington | Meals and refreshments will be MARION EDWARDS, served on this car at mod Secretary. | prices. COME IN AND SEE THE New Things On Show Every day brings some more Today brought us a fine assortment of Walking, Skirts, more Mohair Jacket Suits and §ilk Shirt Walst Sults. Remember, One Dollar Per Week buys a Suit, Coat or Skirt. WESTBERG & CHILDS Cloaks, Suits and Miffinery Same Price, Cash of Credit 4312 Second Ave; some The following ist show the LEADING CONTESTANTS at 6 p. n esday, March 1 SCHOOL TEACHERS, _ SCHOOL BOYS. ] LODGE WOMEN. Miss Mary Bullock . 4,822 | John Kehoe 6.886 . ities Stahoon 2.63% | Thos. Procunier Mrs. Fowles . Miss Startup | bade Lemon Dy a Frear i arrold Cobb . fr a oon | Carl Honskey Meo = ee ee “i Miss McCarney .......ccece 262 UNION WOMEN. Mrs. L, K. West Alice sand . 3 M M. Ra tees . . SCHOOL GIRLS, Mrs. M. Conrade . ve 8 ; Miss Kova smetew LODGE MEN. Hazel P er oe Louretta Tyler . eee 38 Hazel Von Aistyne A. 3. Clark . Mabel Smith . aaron MEN. s F. ¢ r Blanche Blackwell . Lag ‘ a I Mabel Breazealle wn a ie Lov Falet ac | F- W Alice Lynch A. Rust 8 Ruby Sutherland NORDHOFP'S CO. | Tak BON MARCHE NOROHOFF @ Co. THE BON MARCHE PEI | Matchlessly Low Prices Poultry Netting For Saturda An w ane these low prices are at Hout gauge Wire ' ro wn f Leet Ads h.$ Lif “ feet. Baturda al ' hiebony equare f aturday special t |. Sie ' 700 Sour-cowet fall ' aan ' feet je, 8 e i a ny fF al. . 16¢ e 8 tout vf oe ' Pa ‘ es “ 106 t a 1 ACH hea, $2.39 Le I OUR ¢ PLA ator: ' 1, 4 foot f auare ut ARE DEPAS \Se f turday ape p Hand $3.10 68 i Rat t t ay spe " feet wide qua “ $is9 $3.90 1 we $1.29 | Take 50c ‘Neckwear and Us 25c---Read On Pay 2 5 : = : < | 7 3 | : | 25 COFFEE NAME CONTES NI ER “| Every Man Sh uld Attend This _ Cigar and Tobacco Sale ain as the {nau Sensational News From the Women’s Ready-to-Wear Store SILK SHIRT WAISTS FOR $6.00, NEW SKIRTS AT $6.00. 2.50 SILK PETTICOATS FOR $5.00. t wl 0 SHIRT WAISTS Tbe. el waists and al Priced plain in good to close, $6.50 SHIRT WAISTS $1.75. $10.00 After 6---Saturday Bargains are unquestion a n below. No phone or mail orders filled from this lis reason ts obvious eo Polish * ‘uff Button lOc size; after ¢ Se Rainproof School Bag val A 4 1 Cra ff Links for ted d ans, € pes—Best gra ra t « 5 t packag far oS t 1 Tablets—Ruled s p the aft ams’ 1 a ‘ Spiral Pen Racks—For Willa g each office, a place always ready cartoons Boys’ $1.00 Waists 69 for pens or pencils after 63 1-Be « Mother's Friend Blouses, ‘e Ebene 4 years, of high & bbed peeler cotton f 85e Totlet W nd Pants, supe Perfum Co.'s Toilet Wat t h, medium weigh t w Cra Apple Blos price 2 fter 6, per sor de Espagne and witho garmen 106 Lila regular selling $ - Diapers 59c—Infants’ Stock- | i ré 5 $ k Wrappers 86 inet Rut Diaper, large size ws 17c—350 50¢ Percales and heavy Ge regular 7 special, after loss Cushions, size t Cloth, in i dark cok 6 thing for go ors pretty tterns, fast bs 190—~< 1 always keep soft ré6 inet Rubber Table Bi hers ask 30c for | 15c Pie Plates 8e—Decorati lar value 29; after 6 6, each 17¢ white semi Tbe Corset Girdles 49¢ ‘ r bo—Another lot regular price, pe Corset Gir of thos 2% aL 1 f 6, SP al price, each. « att rs Silko! 7 iy- | W. A. Rog tra Al Pi pink and blue; regular yards; « ¢ Teaspoons — Fancy 1. after 6 4g Sonia: ether 4 warranted to we ¢ Rc 29 + ’ . ar per dozen, er tyle Rhinestone patterns Men's $8.50 Hats $1.25—Soft after ¢ fal Pree, set of enamel and rolled gold with Stiff Hats, in all of the ne fancy stone settings; regular est spring blocks wer the $1 Hon Ready Mixed Pala 98c each; after 6 Ze Neatest and best blocks and col 2 2h Midget Stray-Lock Combs | ors shown fc pring and suw G a for In shell and amber mer 1905 are included in th % gallon color, a comb that retains stray lot, and they are worth fre Qua locks, will not fall out; regular $2.50 to $3.50 each; afier 6 29¢ Steel B on — 12 1-2¢ | $1 The Bon Marche Portiand Free Trip Offe after 6 Fioya Chapr FOR LATER LIs1 SEE SUNDAY PAPER All Cars