The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1905, Page 8

$10 by rived cognix! Th € Thi: Thursday 1 He explai Complete Credit Housefurnishers All sales of Friday specials are is reserved at all 0. D. nor telephone orders for Friday Stand has round ameter and stands 18 in World's Fair. $4 to $6 Lace Curtains Net Novelty Comptete |messefaraianers wa Judge n hat he had just ar from wtland and was no! ant of the Seattle ord fficer hailed me Tues = DELIVERY FREDERICK & NELSON (inc.) FRIDAY SPECIALS FROM THE ‘| Max Ragley Drug Co. | EITEL BUILDING, Second and Pike BOTH PHONES 982 Complete Farnishers STORE OF THE PEOPLE final cash and times to li Furniture Dept.—Ask Floorwalk er for Salesman. Weathered or Waxed en Oak Jardiniere Stand 55 These ers. There in soft and old w each 55c | There is in di- high. top 12 in. Oriental Crockery First Floor. $5.00 Quaker City Cut Glass Bowl $2.98 Dept Grand Prize at the St Regular price $6.00; Fric¢ joods won the fal price $3.25 a Pair | s assortment consists of Cable Corded Arabian, Arabian | Irish Point and Cluny heavy an attractiv Lace Curtains, regularly priced | They are at $4.00, $4 $5.50 and | yards long $6.00 a pair Special | each; price, a pair $3.25 | $1 Cash and $la Week | $5 Cash and $5 a Month (i ‘* Refrigerator in Our Stock Carpet and Rug Dep $6.50 27x54 in. French Wilton Rugs, Each $3.95 are the antity of any sp als can be 50 each; F .. This Bow! .s § inches deep, cut in a new and at tractive design, and brilliantly finished. Is made by the Quaker City Cut Glass Co., whose lay Spe- $2.98 Drapery Dept $8.50 Tapestry Couch | White Nottingham Lace Covers $4.50 Each These Couch Covers are of extra double-fac Oriental inches wide shades rowe iday Specia each Is made of solid oak and can be shades of red a had in weathered or waxed ular price golden finish; Friday Special , price 55¢ Special pric a ment of patterns, Regular p $2.00 27x54 Rugs $1.35 Each a good sarge assortment green $2.00 each Housefurnishi ngs Dept y at our e t conventenc fal that shall ao NONE sold to TO DEALERS Third Floor. TOKIO BATH RUGS UNDERPRICED These Rugs are washable and whi and can all Rugs be had in green p com x bination only, Friday Special manufactur prices are as follows assort 20x50 im, regular price $2 all Oriental apectal $L.75 36x70 Im, regular price $3 tan, brown special $2.25 Wool Smyrna Rugs Reduced in Price Both Oriental and floral patterns al price $3.95 are represented among these colorings. Friday Spectal 1 21x42 in., regular price $1.75, ape ot cial Me strong | 26*52 in. price $2.25; spe cal $1.65 Reg 20x00 in., regular price $2.75. spe Friday etal $1.95 n., regular price $3.26; spe-~ $1.35 | cial $2.25 First Floor _ $1.35 Combination Step | | Reg -FREDERICK& NELSON This is a very convenient household use and stands 34 inches high from a steph Regular Third Floor r price $6.50 Friday Special pr Ladder Chair 88c article for general Is made of fir in natural finish Is easily converted ider into a chair $1.35 and vice pri Friday Special price Curtains Two Pairs 15¢ These Curtains are “% yards tapestry in long, 33 inches wide a have 4 hole atitched edge Special price, two pairs The each more than two pairs to a $4.50 customer $1 Cash and $1a Week —or— $5 Cash and $5 a Month Any STEEL RANGE w= t Housefarnishers (INCORPORATED.) Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. econd Ave. Madison and Spring Sts, THE day, I thought he wa hing’ ” ex William Steffen, presidents “C.F. chug-chug treasurer, | A Seattle friend of Keeton's tried hae aan RARAKARAHRE WV to “square” things W lay night THE PARK bs rf TAY Fi @ad get the automobile man off * TO ADVERTI SpATTIN * without ype ty _ mete * AT THE PORTLAND * Capt. Lawbacher, of the Ggatra oxy POR oN * station, could pot dee the difference | Business men interested in |* HXPOBITION oy VISITING AUTOIST HAULED IN /jotweon a dovil-wagon owner and | amusement affairs at Madison park | Yo. y . giat . at Jany other offender and insisted on | have, formed a permanent organt-| oO oe i eet ade for Meat & BY OFFICER HEDGES AND 18) line onto the § jaation known as the Madison Park |) (0°) Portiaad would be 4 “SOAKED” BY JUDGE GORDON] Mr. and Mrs, Keeton are stopping | Amusement association. | The pir |. Dish fa@s of wonderful.® Jat the Washington ton drove | Pose ta to promote amusements fOr) 4 eowih, bank ¢ nee, PO | JO-38 horsepower cae from | budding Coney taland bps deen waar darter oS RAAA RRR ARR and to Seattle, They are ac An effort will be made to have! \ (hegroat to Alaska and Orient), * * companied by Mr Mra, H, 1, | fraternal sootetios and other or@®t- |e pure water, healthy climate, * ® Offender *] Keots, Portland jteations hold their outings at the) ys scenic attractions, magnificent * F. M, Keeton, Toledo, 0. * The party are fond of fast driv. | resort, free airections Seas Later * hatels, educational facilities, * % Offense orehing *| ing, But will probably get along | fom time to time for that Purpow. jw commercial supremacy, induce # * Officer Patrolihan Hedges #| without it during the remainder of | xt Sunday there will be ® al: le ments for new manufactories, & * | their stay In Seatt loc 4 ane ry i pot Bo be % Publish Roosevelt Seattle * | wegians of the ¢ nogin the : ia wecehane” etek acl la lala Me lal ls annual celebration of May 17, the | int . "awerds won by” on) * Undismayed by the lack of ce PORTLAND, May June 10) anniversary of Norway's independ: |» pvergtoe tate at St, Louis, ® Operation shown him in his arrest] will be Traveling Men's day at the | ence |® Yours truly ra of scorching automobilists, Offleer | fatr The officers of the assoctation are | » B. STANDLEY * Heiges is still after the offenders, | \* Ye Old Curlosity Shop, * and won a signal victory in police| ve t court Thursday mornin, . °« . lt REATTLE, May & . & Th ttastremindnm Aek BE Y'Ss COR NER ih Byente tar. Dest iri Aa & the Pope Motor company | |® to advertising our city at Port Was arrested by Officer H et Srect laces thuniaan @ Virginia | l® either in talr grounds or ap- & The officer had spotted the auto- | # town, or ad dlp an- * Jast Tuesday and hailed him. In * SEK SEATTLE BEFORE & stead of stopping, Keeton gave the} \* HOM) sis levee & rolm, the lav d sped swift = _ ; “le \* lquart ee te On all Rubber Goods---New stock ff! Whaler esont sobrecs But he was not so cunning We ORs ene * ade A 2 meeday evening, as the patroln just received * ' ' : Jumped the machine and compelled le ; s6 Sint As. & the enthusiastic chaffeur to accom: | | id pany him to the police station | UeeeEeEeeeeey Keeton plead guilty in police court best * * BARON ee PRESBYT IT WORKS Can property be damaged and be fited at the same time? | The question ta to be decided by | the supreme court Mouday, the cans being that relating to the Pike street regrade, which was he by the elty in this city of big reg court answers the al affirmatively it will help tho of dotiars into the city treasury have been in the dam: ¥ done, but th benefit is so large as verbalan it. The irta have held. however that when property is damaged it cannot assensed for the improve ment Foxy land mon ate b taken advantage of the c | They ve succeeded in getting} damages of $1 or more, and the other property owners and the city have been obliged to pay the whole ee WASHING SEER eee | BADLY HURT | (Special to The Star.) BREMERTON, May 11.—M. Potty) an fron-worker on the new boat house at the Puget sound navy yard, was struck on the head this mo ing by a derrick and was badly injured. His skall was fractured the eye and The torpedo boat destroyer Perry hich ar from Victoria Tues day was put into dry-dock yesterday where her hull will be painted about $10,000 worth of minor pairs made on her | JR eee eee eee eee es * * * KING ALFONSO HOLDS * * CONCERT IN PALACE. * * * MADRID, May b . palace was * nation t i* prank t & everybod n the palace by # forcing t to play, each * mombe a different * tone. queen mother's * me sent to lea * the ca the disturbance & but we prevent it * claliateheiclahe*cRalalal hel SPATTLE STAR&T VERY FINE wages where re aren = where: * * ROSEN « SUCCEEDS CASSINI * N, May 11— ansini, the Russian & ' has been & 1 to be ® by Haron * Row . re- ® Russian minister at & * * * paralye ERIAN- GENERAL SEMBLY Will be ef f MH Corner ] Westbound Colon of your relatives or y mail or wire, with G ern Railway, First and ney back if th kets not k Shave Plain Bath Be Turkish Bath hoe HEADY’S BARBER SHOP, The finest, largest and best equipped in the West fective to May 15th AIRCUT 25c AVING, includin First and Washington HURSDAY, MAY 1905. THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF & CO. | THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF & CO. | THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF @ « co, “ — aw The pant few dayn v rable big nelling e are ® med to at thin s é the conditions which caused #o many ¢ isely wtay at home u € be left alon ke the lont dayne, Bo, row, th ' alues Ww aren’ uD and mule tiply the wales; to your 100 BLEACHED CAMBRIC Ee ' yards t of c Hleachad Draperien Cre ne quality, ; , rts; Oar : ny ony represented ir be of one yard 10e DRESS LAWNS 6, vr i. I a The regular prices ve 4 HR from 13% i, 38 and " hildren’g the lot quickly we offer the full 24 wide wa price Fria per yard,, be day only 81-3e FANCY LAWNS Be + be 1,000 n of « quality of WASH GOODS 6, G ' woes on wale of ft stk fin. fast width S inches n bargain $i yard; for Py 1Se BONNETS be. * beilees” : , 250 CORSET COVERS fe, * orn, tight * ILL BUY HERE si art oh . Te APRON CHECKS 56. - and the; + Gingham, Best standard 10c COLLARS Se, * make, fant *;. regula f Top Collars * be alg or end oe WOMEN'S 100 VESTS be. : Women's Ribbed Fine White “ tha 1 me ta, me Mc SHEET MUSIC 0c RIBBONS 5e 81-30 HUCK TOWELS Se, 100 HAT PINS a3 off good news from the Mur All Silke Motre fine @ A good strong Huck T Hat Pins, 1 ntylem, eut it. All Thin W Me. Our Land ! ‘ be 106 KERCHIEFS Se f Dreams, In the F ‘ ithe h i0c @ Sor 106 DOYLIES 5. * and Children's Paw Cor Dow Mik I . Se|, neyiten Silat Handkerchiefs, neat heme as . , Yoru - . + Sok it 04 My 1 I That's Ihe ‘KERCHIEFS 5 tty 69 . on ony ; i } Mt w i , . ay Oc WAIST SETS Se ase Last ore ea ‘ be 10c TRIMMINGS Se, - ; iki ' 100 STOCKINGS me aa t oy Platt Foret ; - Fast Black } eet ara ‘ English I ns K veep ag > or ra JUST A WORD—TELL YOUR Hi BAND TO SEE OUR FINELY MADE $1 SUITS, Finishing Braids, white 1 ng | Hair P nglish wire in elther Samson's 400-count sheets, ors, 6-yard piece neat pattern ‘ cs 1, 6 traight or rimped styles, put . worth aplece, at he box, alzes 1 to 4 up worth 60 each Safety Pins, Clinton super nick at Se at * for be el plate, patent guard, ase c Pins, large « 1 nt Hair Pin Cabinets, wire p sizes 0 to 4, black ack white, best quality assorted styles, in neat W h; worth 1c enir boxes; worth 1 Pn mbl Germa lver arene S put up im 4 a a 1 t ccatitet: amma cards, black widths; worth a at at 3 pa he a ~ a oft colors; worth 4 be 8 Darner highly ah wives; worth at . , . : ¥ . Pin Hooks, the “Crow 66 + Web, black ed, on finish, black or light pape black. white or | Bonnet Pins, extra jong pia, Hed assorted horn; worth 1c, at Se heads, nes polished 1 dozen on & JUST A WORD—TELL YOUR HUSBAND 1 Y MADE $10 What a Nimble Nickel Will Buy in Grocery 00 SUITS. Black ¢ Star Cream—Star Crean an Cooking Fige—Regular 10c per | Pie Plant—Nice, fresh, ertep Fit as the popular t #, can. .Se fish, regular special, Ib Se Plant, 2 Ibs. for abe Six cans to a cus clal, per Ib Beans—Smal!l white Beans, spe Sal Soda—4 Ibs. W: coking Soda Se Fancy Cooking Raisins Large cial price, 2 Ibs. for b ager hy 7 Bren r on nanan" each i © | Bon Marche Full Patent Flow" ia alsins, ¥ Be <u Potted Chicken—Regular 10c can 45 $1.18 Prunes—Fancy Italian Prunes, | Ammonta—Large Seq | tetular price SL00'e regular Se Prunes Se hold Ammonia Cerc ith-Breakfast food, pack Mayflower Coffee—J Rolled Oats Iba, fresh Rolled the age be regular 40c Coffee, Oats Se | Rice—Fancy Japan Rice, lb...6e | Lemons—Nice juicy Lemons..5e ways, per Ib 5ST A WORD—TELL YOUR HUSBAND TO SEE OUR FINELY MADE $1 What a Nimble Nickel Will Buy in Our Bright “Always Busy Basement” ” SUITS, White Lined Enamel Drinkin d-End T-inch Whetstones; | Cocadolo and Iron Hand} es) 1%-quart Tin Milk Pans; Cups; worth 12c, tomorrow -et worth 10e, tomorrow at and Forks; worth $1.( n, | 6 each, tomorrow, 2 for, ’ Be tton Dish Mops wood morrow at, each Se | Galvanized Wash Basins; White Sem!-Po t han worth 10c, tomorrow Se ates; worth Se pair, t 1 ton w worth 20¢ doz at, | White Metal Plated Teaspoon row, 3 pairs for Se t Sets per dozen Se | worth 20¢ dozen, tomorrow, 6 teed Bhelt Brackets: wort! elgg, sal Rush Shopping Bags; worth 10c,| fo Se 10¢ pair rrow at, pair. Se ‘ Plated Table and tomorrow at, e Se | Forged Iron Basting Spoor Artificial Straws, 100 in package ns; worth $i foot Cotton Clothes Line worth Se, tomor worth 10¢, tomorrow at, pach ‘ special, each worth 1c, tomorrow at, each Se | Wood Handle Wire Potato Ms ag Se oven be Paper Plates, all worth ers; worth tom w at Stem Glassware, wine, claret, Bur- | Children } tomorrow lozen for Dover Pattern Improved Ege ¥ glasses; worth $1.00 and Fork and Spoons, pretty Leather Heel Tops; worth Beaters; worth 5c, tomorrow $1 dozen row special tern, each set in neat. Dam tomorrow, pair Be Be fo Be worth 19 tomorrow, set 6@ JUST A WORD—TELL YOUR HUSBAND TO § 2 OUR FINELY MADE $10. Men’s Half Hose Half Price 00 SUITS. 60 dozen—600 pairs—Men cks for Friday's sel Shouldn't last ‘till noon if men were half as 1 watchful for real values as are buyers of the sex. The Socks: Fine Imported one - 1 . elty effe to wear with low shoes; many uding silk embroidered; all new goods of tb 2 ason’s production; fast colors, too. Will t a trolley car going to the barr t 2 ir, instead ¢ € und 35¢! 250 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 10c Men's Union Linen Initial Handk erchiefs—Hemstitched and hani-e mbroidered Initial in one corner, regular price 25c; Friday price: 500 UNDERWEAR 36c, i BOYS’ 50c SHIRTS 2c Plain Weave and Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers—Some sizes || White Unlaundered Shirts—All pure linen bosoms, neckbands #aé missing, but it's a snap if you can find your size, regular price 50c, || wristbands, made of Wamsutta 1 n, and fit guaranteed, rest Friday price, each bd evita ++: BB@ || lar price on ther 0 I a, F adiadiadiadintatiatetintatetetetetetatetindeteietedetetetetntintatetedetatatedetaddeieied died tae 2 oe ee ee ee bw PSFSZBSREFE Ss 28S" 2 . gsenw eo