The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1905, Page 3

“Den't Weery, Wateh Us Grow’ The Now Store Credit One Dollar or Two Each Week Will Do You Get Better Value at the Price and Pay As You Can Cash ‘ew Store meth and values Weastern Central Labor unton to set union dispute in this elty, As Improve thelr | is well known, Douglas is the man @ yoar {t has | facturer tined shoe The local Federal union has prov ed that workingmen can fully co-operate to Within peal to 8 eV aucee tle a n becoming & fa widely adve ow customer ned a one-ting, gamb that for years has been picuow! Nett values at hellThto a model workiTemen because of ite union la It ap the price, con mitory, the floor in the Occidental | pears, however, that atore assortment avenue building formerly occupled | that is selling the war hy notte floor, All the area not occupied by the 30 beds, baths and other tollot fixtutfes, is devoted to office and reading “foo The resort is not run for money-making purposes but ft has prev to be @ boon to many @ hard-preased son of toll who them to join ite rank ahd inst Wednesday appealed to the central body. ‘The latter in turn Instructed its seeretary to write a letter to Gov Douging, that he might use hia tn fidence in promoting the interests of the Clerks’ union your busi- Come tn and gud get acquatnted, Top Fi —_ Speciais orientad! St ( ( 1} athe, figuted, $1.75 value; ach would otherwite be left without a $2.15 9) roof over bis head Noxt Wednesday evening the new gqisdt-ined Ax Rus floral and oriental designs, $2.75 value The furniture “st more than /ly organized Press Feeders’ union Ria $1.75 9) $300, About one-third of the debt| will make its bow to the Seatth sie China and Ja Ma r an, ulbe, pink and green; per yard 9) has been wiped away. A nominal! public at a ball in Eagles’ ha The le price | harged for a bel per| membership is made up largely of night. If « memt of the union t* | young men Three-plece Park et, polished fin without even a G0-cent piece he is] Local measengor boys have alse lah, frame very ae Vian allowed to pay for his lodging by | recently organized a union, “characteriat! doing a Hitt of work of the highest qual ity of parlor goods; coverings of green block velour and mercerized Tt has thing n men are looking with neduled ap Sullivan, the | Local unt |ereat interest at the « John 1 nh a fine the membe Many times | pearance of said verona, fray Ty strongly con | structed; springy of best tempered * have not been | puxilistic ex-champion, at a Spokane steel; consists of Divan, Arm eS Apion Mamas gee ae Chair and Reception Chair, To pul bi eon driven to seek | time, The house tied by make the Parlor Furniture Sale gg tg py Oe tee ery me eee eee more lively we offer « itm they have a aive ne to ¢ todhennn: ited number of twelve sets here and get a good warm bed union bricklaye earned are emain | his fintic laurels, @ anxious to | steadfast to union selling regular at $39.06, for $16.50 was elected W. L. Douglas, who governor of Massachusettes months ago on a lat form, has learn a few rinciples by re f at the nion plat- | fusing to exhibit hir been appealed to by the | fair” house Hourns’ Millinery, #15 Third Aver The following is the standing of | ~ the leading candidates to date | Name School. | Miss Lillian Metcalf Cascade | Miss Hawkins Green Lake | 4 east. It is the young American fel-| Mise McMillan Ballard | y THE | lows who come out west who build | Miss A. Frances Nichols... Rainier | up & wonderful city, and this city | Miss Nellie Gall Dunlap |' full of them,” W. D. Haynte Mine Fuller Walla Walla | If I die and cannot go to heaven, | Miss Young Min ie them bring me to Seattle,” J, | Miss Low Chase Walla Walla | | McCarthy. | Miss Pearl Bacon Beacon Hitt ‘ “The city from appearances ts | Mise Wiley \ the most enterprist . Mise A. Baptie Se smaakere of the Chicago | ited since we lett Cites" Miss Grace Hal Qeumercial Association arrived on | Kimbark Mine Ase Turner ver wwe Seattle will be a seco | Mise De Hart Phaeed with their trip in the west pare Banker Bouth Pa Are roamiod ewery day with the | There cannot be enough praise be- | | stowed upon this beautiful metrop- ne SPOKS | olis of the west,” W. F. Hypes ndon e176 Maynard everect geen at the Washington on morning. eac latest Improved Bive Plame Gmphatically of the present} «1 should like to make this cit i a = : cond Seattle. The visitors} 2 ow Gas Coffee Roaster. We guar epetent the largest and most im lsu Maree, oe er ae FEAST oF / ASSION i untae etal Cotten to presse Potant manofactures of Chicago Maw that. we have teen this city | ‘The residence district. since 1 Your money cheerfully refund and know what it is, Chicago capi | tal will not be a hard thing to find Tuesday evening, at § o'clock, at | whem it fs wanted for a good pur-| ihe 1 pore.” Frederick Bode. od If not pleased. Prices 1Se nple de Hirsch, corner Boy! 406 pound ADAM} ston avenue and Marion street. the the ot of Passover will chot under the @ tien of Prof. Alfred Lueben, will render the ape nh In addition the tra numbers will be The Celestial (ity Mra. Lilien B. Whittle day of the! e held. The 1 the city of Ballard ts fur- nished with water from edar river, the clty of Seattle will have a right is the most beantiful city 1/to shut off the Ballard supply at the scenes of the | any time {t is necessary, according the bay on Sunday | to the provisions of the proposed or- were wonderful,” E.| dinance granting water privileges to the shingle city. | wey An Dead Boule, to they called their Nr cy ager Love Praise. Mendelesobn. Garden of the west. I] ouR OWN “ON-EST" WAY | Rabbi Joseph will speak on the eub TEA & COFFEE CO. oo, an happened over ject, “Bulamith, the Most Faactnat-| ot shone asxrneule J. iller Of getting your shirt business. |ing Love Story in the World's Lit-! « @ 1 IMIRE Wis city bas more real “Monarchs” only, $1.00 each, at } aie Near Madison Street. Beerieans in it than any city in the N Brooks & Co.'s, 1331 Ind ave. *** = =0On Wednesday To Chapman Readers Receiver Alexander of the Big Monarch Shoe & Clothing Company, at 1317-1319 First Avenue, Makes Unique Offer to Readers of Chapman Editon of the Star corning the last REAR Rb BOB Receiver Alexander’s Official Notice Notice is hereby given that I, B. Alexa dr, Receiver for the Big Monarch BShoe & Clothing Co., do hereby give my o [.cial approval to the prices here- unto attached to all readers of today’s edition of the Seattle Daily Star who Mention seeing this ad and who come during the hours of sale, as follows: 9to 12 A. M. and 1 to5 P.M. (Signed) B. ALEXANDER, Recelver MEN'S SHOES. es ro, or eee MEN’S SUIT PRICES | UNDERWEAR PRICES. i Suits for $2.85, splendid | Men's derby ribbed underwear, in bine. $2.50 fancy buff shoes for $1.25; regular , in sizes 34 to 42; regular | pink and brown, regular Sie value, while it | $3.00 fancy calf shoes for $1.65; men's $3.50 + Bults for $2.10, brown cassimeres, in | lasts for 38¢; men’s double breasted and | genuine glove kid shoes for $1.95; men's 42; reguiar $9.00 Suita for $4 back pure camels hair shirts and drawers, | fancy box calf leather lined shoes, worth just the thing for Alaska, regular $1.75 kind for 8%c; men's medicated underwear, sold the world over for $1.00, while the limited quan tity laste for 42c; men’s heavy California overshirts, that we've always sold at $2.50, | for 88 BIG SAMPLE LINE SHIRTS | Regular $1.00 fancy soft bosom cheviot and percale shirts for 37¢; regular $1.25 fancy stiff shirts for 48e; 25 soft shirts with two collars for 63¢c. SOCKS AND SUSPEND ERS. worth 50« while $3.76, for $2.15; men’s fancy vici calf, good year welt, regular $4.00 shoes, for §2.25; men's full dress patent leather regular $5.00 shoes for $2.45. WOMEN'S SHOES, Women's $2.25 dongola shoes for $1.25 women's French heel, regular $6.00 pa worth $3.00, for $1.50; women's @ vatent leather with glove kid top, worth $2 for $1.46; women's patent tip turned sole $3.60 shoe for $1.76; women's extension sole don gola walking shoes, worth $4.00, for $2.00; women French heel, regular $5.00 patent } leather shoes for $2.95. ogg blue in sizes 36 to 42; regu ; its for $6.35, neat black cheviots, | ot regular $12.50 Suits for | strong elegant mixed tweeds, in 00 Bults for $6.75. sizes 37 to 46. (All free of charge.) YOUTHS’ SUITS regular $4,50 Suits, for ¥ heat and ‘nobby popular gray Price 44.50, tor $4 » ROW patterns, regular $9.50 suite | strong double texture mixed suits, | ) Fegular price $12.5( . : Heavy all wool Alaska socks. or 06.56, for Ike; warranted fast biack socks. they last for 7c; fancy socks, warranted fast CHILDRE F s ane edgar | tolors, regular peice 25e and ‘Bbc, for 1c ALASKA OUTFITS. mito 6 y gp adh yy oe fancy 20¢ suspenders for To; heavy" Sh 12-Ib. all wool blankets, worth $10.00, M6; Ranslan blouse suite aces 2 to 10 | Muspenders for 130; imitation President sus | for $5.85; # and 10 Ib. all wool blankets, < ite, ages 3 to 10 | ponders, regular price 60e, for 17 grays and vicunas, worth up to $7.00 and ) Fegular price $3 for $1.85; suits, ages 3 to 6 yours Malte, for G60: boys ‘ ee two- regular $2.26 duroy pants for $4.00, for $3.79; one lot blankets of grays, mixtures, ete., values from $4.00 to $5.00, for $1.26 to $1.65; one lot comforters at 3c Rubber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Blankets, etc., are included in this sale MEN'S HATS. $1.00 fedoras Ge; $2.00 fedoras and bys 79¢; $2.26 fedoras and derbys $1.19; | ) fedoras and derbyn $1.36 CHILDREN’S SHOES $1.00 fancy kid shoes for 45c; $2.00 strong schoo! shoes $1.00; $2.50 ‘“Never-wear-out” shoes $1.25. 5 DON’T MISS THE BIG MONARCH SIGN. Menarch Shee & Clothing Co, 1317-1319 FIRST AVE., HALF BLOCK NORTH OF P. O. Between Union and University. The cor Teck ‘ties _&ll colors, worth 36c, for ; fancy 10 handker. at sacrifice prices. linen DON’ MISS THE BIG MONARCH SIGN, Monarch Shoe & Clothing Ce, 1317-1319 FIRST AVE, HALP BLOCK NORTH OF P. O. Between Union and University. MISS THE BIG MONARCH . SIGN. arch Shee @ cfpthing g Co. VK NORTH OF P. O. Union and University. d . ° ° i= SEATTLE STAR— MORES APRIL 94, 1905. G-L: Holmes FurnitureCo: U0]-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. Cut Prices Tues- Iday i i Wednesday Golden Oak Dresser with quarter sawed top and 21x27 French plate mirror, regular $21.00, cut to $14.75 frames $20.00 edges deeply tufted cut price Tuesday Poll k lime) at om measures and lined * ‘po and laughable scenes dre Pollard Juveniles began the | Ingt week of their engagement in A Gaiety Girl” at the Grand Op era House Sunday nignt. This mo sical comedy is the best in which the youthful performers have ap | peared. The songs are eapecially eatchy. Fred Pollard makes a hit in “I Ain't Got No Use for Sleep in response to Teddy MeNama Away and Let Me’ Please Go | ‘The Ferris Company opened what mises to be & mont k in “A Charity Bali" at the Seattle theater Sunday night play is well produced and the com pany is happily cast | “The Girl From Albany,” a farce nedy, began Sunday night at the Third Avenue theater with a full house. The play is very clever and highly pleasing. It is a clean mirth-producing article, in which a balanced company does good well | work | TONNAGE SCARCE or freight accommoda |tions from Seattle to Nome, St | Michaels and Yukon river points | during the past week has increased }to such an extent that steamship | men are utterly demoralized in their lefforts to find tonnage to trans port the supplies to the north, The Northern Commercial company Sat urday morning chartered two ves sels, which will be sent north as soon as navigation is practicable The officials of the company an |nounced that the steamships Har- old Dollar and the Melville Dollar, | owned by the Dollar Steamship | company, would be operated under the management of the Northern Commercial company on the Bering sea route, The deal, which was closed Saturday morning, marks | the end of @ strenuous fight among | the steamship men for the acquisi- | |tion of these veasels. | | | Inquiries fi ] | | j | } | present time tonnage te along the const that about Leamship men figure on the ps. The Steamship Francta tt has also been chartered | by Sch¥bach & Hamilton for the Bering sea route The cargoes of the Harold and Melyilig, Dollar are to be shipped to | the Tanana and Koyukuk river | points | Umder the direction of W H | Moere, wpresident of the National jood Roads association, a private traim will leave Chicago May 8 | with some of the best judges of good roads in the United States | aboard. Their intention is to hold | | conventions and meetingw in all the leading cities between Chicago and Portland The Diamond Tee Company and Mutual Lighting Company were turned over to H. N. Latimer Satur- | day. The price has been withheld. | BE, J. Coyle, assintant general Dastenger agent of the Canadian Paeific at Vancouver, arrived in this elty Saturday morning. spéciac RATE FOR CONVENTION Members of the Fraternal Order of | Dagles willbe intere@ed py an il- a lustrated jer Just ine by the | pdovsseseesenevenses bd tf Grand— Pollard Opera - &7A Galety Giri Hest 7 ® pal comedy the youngsters & * fovearea in * * * # 4 Seattlo—Ferris & Co. in “A & * fren Ball.” Splendid per- & tAormance of popular play * *. * Third Avenve—"The Girl # . yhrom Albany Filled with « po PSS eee Te TT TTS wn LITTLE HAPPENINGS » choose fromand by the Totem pool room having | footwear {8 employing non-union mit you, been chosen as the scene for the | clerke Force are New novel experiment. The loca¥ Clerks’ union has per- 7 © arouse interest in new fur aeare : 1S We Ofer a nducements The union has leased the entire] sistently but unsuccessfully asked eral cut price bargains for two day The e are example I ed by the great work that passe There is no one thing x ama that I feel is more essen French plate mirror, regular th ned the great development of $14.50; cut to $10.75 t zy to come through irrigation t k our 5 t faint idea of the amount This 6-foot Davenport is covered with velour and has very strong oak quality CARPET BARGAINS Ten Patterns we offer best All Wool 62 1-2¢ PER YARD These are cash bargains SEND IN YOUR MONARCH organ! If the contemplated regrade of Tenth avenue south street is made by the Con e e make action resident AND... } that be done witl hat can be done 1 Produce Annually + $500, $1,000 and | Even $2,000 | Per Acre Two Riv Has the Best transportatio oe } regular price $13.75 springs Ingrain (the Carpets ers is in Walla Walla county. best soil and earliest climate. sring Bring , beautiful scenery, POEM | zation, August 14 to 19 | j / Dearborn | j | company the latter must | sativfactory arrangements for | the payment the damages to the eae ray Te 205 Pacific Block this attitude on the looking over camer Cottage matter the ground f 1 improvement Fri Both Phones 605 City arrived in} 8 port from Skagway and southeast. | ern Alaska Saturday morning The Veusel brought a list of passengers and a cargo of fresh fish j Steamer Rainier, 1. H. Gray &| fi by water. Otherwise he will Co., is to arrive in Seattle from | drive them fan } sco Sunday night The —— vemne sa large cargo of Cali-| THE “TOPPY” NEW ONES. fornia merchandise | There's none bette ade a our Steamer Hamboldt eultah tox 108 ieth.. ani: art asta These are the best cheap lots fm Southeastern Alaska points Sunday | Brooks & Co, 1931 2nd ave. + | the city. Two blocks east of end of night large shipment of cattle successful trail The | rier bound for the Tanana over the Buy Your Clothing eg The * were shipped by at the re en Downing, the famous mail « OLD RELIABLE SPOT wots TNE: e\ & Downing says the rapia| KLINE & ROSENBERG, rr &, Satie — breaking up of the ice in the river 625 First Avenue. may enable nipenatin —---—-—» | West Queen Anne car The vessel took north s eee | of owner. him to ahip the cattle ? “ “? a SUITS { CUS, GLOVES { AND $ (o3 AND } WRAPS i NOTIONS RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS At Special Prices All This Week This is the best sort ¢ ws for the thrifty housekeeper. It’s the women x who like to buy from Our goods are al- and surely you never saw lower prices quoted anywhere for who do the planning and savit ways so satisfactory reliable merchandise GOOD MADE SHEETS, dered and ready for use laun- Bue with center hemmed, special this week at size 72x90 inches, seam, FINE MADE SHEETS, full 24 yards wide and go inches long, without seam; hemmed, laundered and ready for use; special at, each . 49e¢ BLEACHED COTTON CRASH TOWELING, 17 inches wide; special bar gain this week at, a yard PILLOW SLIPS, size 36x45 inches ready for the pillow PILLOW SLIPS very special this w tas B3he laundered and eadoene . &¢ , Size 36x45 inches; all ready for use; each ; 44 c0cen ae areal good slip; hemmed, Special at, each of extra good quality eck at, SATIN DAMASK TABLE LINEN, 72 inches wide; full bleached and well worth 75¢ a yard; special this week at i o'nek cubes Cus IRISH DAMASK TABLE LINEN, inches wide; extra heavy and full bleached; wear guaranteed; other stores retail this quality at goc a yard; our special price this week padie's bacon VOUS CENREIS CRON 69e SOFT FINISH MUSLIN, a yard wide and full bleached; very special this CREAM DAMASK TABLE LINEN, 52 inches wide; launders and wears well; our special price this week, a yard. .......cseeces socceeceees 2ive ALL LINEN NAPKINS special during this sale at DINNER NAPKINS, 3-4 size, full bleached and “GREEN TICKET” LONSDALE MUSLIN, special this week at, a yard., vi : CROCHET BEDSPREADS, with fine Marseille s finiah 5-8 size and full bleached ; good value at $1.25 a dozen considered a bargain . $1.85 and a yard wide; all linen; full bleached the kind ; extra heavy which have been retailed at $1.75 each; special tomorrow at ...... .. $1.25 HEAVY UNBLEACHED CRASH, 18 inches wide, and always retailed at toc and 124%c a yard; special this ‘week at..... ++ saeetene €o Cee Samal 64¢ PEQUOT SHEETING, eight quarter, full bleached and rec ognized as the best brand of sheeting retailed in Ameriéa; special at, a yard We regerve the right to limit quantity sold to any one person, but ar able length will, of course, be allowed each purchaser. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. 20¢ on- Roosevelt IRRIGATION 2 Desert ne Irrigated cheapest NO STUMPS---BUY NOW Excursions Fridays, Round Trip $10.70 Office Hours, 10 to 3 Mne, and south of Ross. Basy terms. Inquire ro pierre teers: grr i erty a ence waite