The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1905, Page 8

THE SEATTLE Complete Credit Mourefurnianers FREDERICK & NELSON (Ino,) S*meists mor! Agggied Forgishere $30 9x12 ft. Wilton Rugs, Each} ° fourteen patterns ar special This ts a special until tomorrow night. There are libraries, dining rooms, eto, Regular price $30.00 $23.50 nd golorings sultable for pa rlors, $23.50 $4.75 and $5. 00 Tapestry Portieres $3.25 a Pair There are Those This is a special until tomorrow night are and full tapestry and $7.00, $7.50 and row night 8 four styles, all double-faced Regular Oriental patterns. prices apal $5.00 a pair; special, a pair in solid satin colors, with borders of Regular $9.00 a pair; jal until to r s damask apec REGULAR $9.00 AND UPWARDS LACE CURTAINS $7.50 A PAIR Arabian, Cluny uded tn hand-made at upwards from $9.00, Fine and popular patterns are inc) Arabian styles. They pattern remaining, we price sell regularly but as them until tomorrow night at, a pair Irieh Point, Brusse there are but a few pairs $7, $7.50 and $9 Tapestry Portieres $4.95 a Pair mor 4.05 od Corded ofa $7.50 RELIABLE GAS STOVES OR HOT PLATES SPECIALLY PRICED The Reliable line of Gas Stoves is designed to meet producing more Gas Stoves to cook perfectly Brates The burners are scientifically constructed heat other, We guarantee Reltable These Stoves are fitted with removab! until tomorrow night are as follows One-Burner Stove Two-burner Stove Three-Burner Stove . very condition aw d requirement of cooking from a given quantity of gas than any and there is a drip pan under burners. Special prices si.98 $3.25 $4.45 “MRS. POTTS’ SAD IRONS UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT 88c PER SET These are the genuine Potts Irons, extra strong and well finished thre nickel-plated trons of different sixes, Regular price $1.25 per set; special price until tomorrow night 50 FEET OF “AMAZON” GARDEN per TOMORROW NIGHT $5. complete with nickel-plated 50 feet of \-inch Rubber Lined Cotton Garden Hose, price $7.00 per 50 feet; until tomorrow night, per 50 feet : This Hose is of extra quality and guaranteed for two seasons. non-breakable stretcher handle Set one rut aod consiats of japanned rug! net HOSE UNTIL 48 couplings; three and S8e regular $54 FINE STATUARY IN ART SUBJECTS ON SPECIAL SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW $1.48 $2.48 $3.85 $4.65 $5.95 $2.25 Bust, 16 inches high .. $4.25 Bust, 18 Inches high $5.25 Subjects, each . $7.00 Subjects, each $9.00 Subjects, each .. NEW ARRIVALS IN NICKEL PLATED BATH ROOM FIXTURES We have just received a shipment of high-grade nickel-plated Brass Bath Room Fixtures, Brices— Soap Holders, each ... .. | Towel Rings, each eecteaes . 250 506 and 7150 Safety Match Holders. Combination Soap and Sponge | Towel aay each Holders, each $1.65 and aed . 40 and up to $1. 50 | Tumbler Holders, each | Combination Brosh Trays, each $1.50 B5e each Obe | (INCORPORATED. Seoond Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Satisfied users of GAS RANGES is the best testimonial that can be given for the GAS RANGE on ite merits, | For economy and conventence, the GAS RANGE has no com- Seattle ighting Co. P.-1. Bullding, Fourth and Union. Phones—-Sunset, Ex. 2 Ind Ex | Pianos Rent Rent Allowed on Purchase Price KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. (Eatablished 1856.) Largest Music House on the Coast Keep the Flies Out door 98 CE We hinges will sell any size plain screen hook and eye and knob ¢ complete with ——————=ERNST BROS,.——— | Both Phones 1158. 606 PIKE STREET. Toilet Robe Hooks. Match Safes. == FREDERICK NELSON. ders 400 and Paper cach each 150 and each GARDE HOSE All our Garden Hose | A tew BSe 20¢ Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. warrant ed and sold under a guarantee. RUBBER Boston Terrier Rubber, % feet I Nile, %-inch, 50 feet Tiger Brand, \%-inch petitor. No modern house is com- | Leader Brand, \-inch plete without {t. Bull Dog, %-inch, 50 feet | COTTON — Royal Cotton, Royal Cotton Cotton Blue Li Tiger Brand Nile Brand inc GARDEN RAKES GARI HOE GARI TOOLS ff OF ALL ‘GEO, H. WOODHOUSE co. 1405 Second Ave HAIRCUT 25c SHAVING Neck Shave . Plain Bath Turkish Bath ° HEADY'S BARBER The finest, largest and equipped in the Weat Corner First and Wa pscenera! aa Te SHor, inch, 50 $8.00 $5.50 50 feet $7.00 50 feet $5.00, $10.00) 1) feet $5.50 t $6.00 $5.00, 250) 25e KINDS. best shington Union Bakery and Cafe FINE BAKERY GOODS. Good meals served on our tables STAR—MONDAYW, MAY 15, 1905 | | wR RR RR RO ate] Franklin county, Arkansas, was ar * @irested near Mt. Vernon, this atate * # lon telegraphic advice of Sheriff 1 | FUTURE GREATS * 1/1. Milton, of Arkansas, [eee RAR eww! A trusted bartender at the Yel lowstone Bar skipped out with $18 Manuel PB pen 18, Weat Seattle 6.) which was taken from the gash reg ister, The proprietor of the Hirst | WXCHLSIORS WIN avenue saloon reported the theft to | @he Wxcelsiors, F. of A, téim,'the police The case wan inves | cromsed bats yesterday with the Bon | gated by City Detegtive Corbett who Marche team on the Went Seattle | is looking for the *barkeep.” krounds, and the latter were defeat Youthful ball tossers tn the viein od by e of 10 to 4, For games| ity of Twenty-Third and Hast Olive Foresters call up MH. Leigh- | have been reported t the polic ty, Black 4733 |Mre. Henry and Mra, McAllister indignant citizens, complained t UMPIRES 6, SEATTLE LUMBER] urday morning of the destructive co. |action of the players, They say the The Umer lefeated the attie | boy tear down fences and destroy Lumber team yesterday | flower beds in the anxious efforts by as to 1 in a gan ot the ball and head off a home played at | avenue and Re-| ran or cut down an imminent three publican #treet Minneapolis and St. Paul} FORESTER DEVEA TED. | ralire o will abandon thelr offices | The Poresters of South Seattle |in this elty on June 1 [clashed with the fast going Renton The Third avenue regrade, not }team yesterday on the Georgetown |including the damages, will cost grounds, and were defeated by « 0,000, The cost i# no estimated j#eore of 4 to 8. in a report made Saturday morn ~ ing to the board of works by the| | BULLIVANS LOSE GAME engineering department | | The Pat livane lost to the} It im estimated that the paving of Puget Sounds yesterday by « score | Bighth and Ninth ave between my t ’ James streets will | MARINES WIN AGAIN A petition is now being circulated | | BREMERTON, May 1 The Ma. |for the regrade of Fifth avenue from | rines defeated the Sehwabacher | Pike street to Yesler way, a project | team, of Seattle, Sunday, by a score | which ts Hable to complicate the of 4 to 1. ‘The batteries for the Mu- | proposed regrade of Fourth j fines were Gordon and Erier for | 5 te viEtere Tew oe Beaee PROSSER, May 15.—The people} of Horse Heaven do not like the LITTLE HAPPENINGS name of their town, A meeting was held Saturday night to decide on —- - giving it a new name, The reat: + dents want a name that will sound Capt. 0. P. Marshall. master of| more euphonius, and more clonely jthe steamship Empress of India for | identity that section with Prosser the past four years, has tendered hin x: -~_ bons resignation from the service and NOTICE will shortly leave for England After evading the authorities for} Please notify Polk's Directory Co |many months, BE. F. Nicewarner, de-|{f you have changed your residenc | faulting secretary of the Independ-/or business, The directory in now jent Order of Foresters’ lodge of! ta press ose RAGLEY'S#tCORNER 20 Per Cent!Discount on | — All Rubber Goods K ST 18 NEW—JUST RECKIVER FROM FACTORY | Max Ragley Drug Co. EITEL BUILDING, Second and Pike FREE DELIVERY. BOTH PHO.E8 982. PETERSONS’ 206, 208, 250 PIKE STREET Alteration Sale if OFFERS Gu . BARGAINS, THE BIGGEST VAL’ | THE BIGGEST BUNDLE OF GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY COME TOMORROW. TUBSDAY beat yard wide TURSDAY 17-inch wide All Linen Russian Crash Je TUESDAY. 26x54-inch Extra Heavy Smyrna Rugs, $2.60 value Lonsdale Mustin. bleached muslin Te TUESDAY Fancy Bive and Pink Tennis Flannel 412¢ $1.75 TUESDAY vain ay Ladies’ Flannelette Dressing TURSDAY Silkoline Comforts, Cotton filled, | Sacque " “eam “ase | band tufted; $.00 value ° 1.39 TURSDAY , $ German Linen Loom TUESDAY kin, 75e value per dc 28-inch wide Flannelette | the Te | TUESDAY TUESDAY. Best Mosquito Net Ladies’ Seamless Fast Black / Be | Hose | TUESDAY. 8 1-2¢ jf Men's Best Satin Calf Shoes, 18 plain globe toe, $2.25 value— TUBSDAY. Nottingham Lace Curtains, each $1.50 18¢ TUBSDAY A 26-inch Gloria Umbrel- TURSDAY las, horn handles, $1.00 and } 24x48-inch Cream Turkish Tow | $1.26 value els, double woven 79 TUBSDAY Amoskeag Apron Ginghams 18¢ TUESDAY | Black and Gray Dress dkirts | Se self strap, trimmed; $4.00 val ete self strap, trimm va Best Quality Fancy Table Oil | . mt 9 $2.83 | | TUESDAY DAY Douglas Men's $3.50 Kid and Size 20x28-inch Feather Pillows, | yoy Cal Shoes. full 3-pound weight; $1.00 val- | ae | $2.95 696 | | TURSDAY TUR AY | Men's Gr and Fedora Style 58-inch wide German Loom Dice | Fine Hats, value Table Linen, 60c value | A306 | $1.95 Children’s Black and Tan Kid Oxfords HIGH GRADE, sizes 5 to 8.. B ta at, 1.25 llto2. 1.50 206, 208, 210—PIKE STREET—206, 208, 210. | OB THE WOMEN AND YOU PL THE WORLD. THATS ¢ 1 PLEASE ASE IS81ON Off Tomorrow--100 Splendid Spring Suits for Women aa Enough saved on every weit to phy your railroad fare t Ion't th just now? $25, $30 and $32.50 Suits $i9. 00 Like Christmas shopping—the earlier in the day you come the The detaiiee THIS OFFERING OF FINE TAILORED SUITS 18 THE LARGEST ) TA ENT OF RBar, CHIC STYLES WE HAVE MADE THIS BEASON-—A SHOWING Ti you CONSIDER QUITE OUT OF THI ORDINARY Every smart m 1 is here—short jaunty blose styles in plain and mixtures, the fitted at style, with strapped seam and kilted skirt, the Redingote style in plain and mixtures with dee okirt, the bolero jacket styles with silk bodies and full trimmed skirt to mat also man of the ¥ newest model not a sult in all this lot but would be considered good value a $25.00 t $30.00 and $22.60; you can't help but admit you have never see Or lever heap thi spring as this line represents while on sale tomorrow at $19.00 pel Our stock is always abreast the times. You're sure to find the choicest st here and always at prices the economist welcomes. 7 FOR W OMEN'S $2.50 DIMITY WAISTg r $1.50 VOR WOMEN'S $2.00 LACK TRIMMEL $1.98 : stg , r WAISTS The dainty styles and fino ta work that hes - | gained the well merited re tion for the Ve Made of fine white sheer lawns, in numerous | ROYAL WAIST is what we you im this + styles; all new summer models, with leg o' mut- | ot, made of a fine check, pure white dimity * ton sleeve, plaited forearm and tucked cuff; | with wide plaited front, shirt ba Dew sleeve, fronts of wide swiss embroidery and luce inser- | deep cuff and stock collar © strapped ang A, tion used in various pretty ways to er the fagoting trimmed, and the ot white pearl be mont artistic effect, combined with tucks and | buttons used; also other styles of this from thig plaits; a grand assortment to choose from to- | same factory, all in the new lot; tomorrow, MOTTOW AL oc ee cence nee $1.50 | $1.98 tt ines May Sale Lace Curtains Set for Tuesday|7 © he pat _ Mornin as 100 That will give many people a chance touch of newness to thelr homes without spending a { Curtains months of ning. It « s our entire stocks on the any hund samples and selected only the e bought them in seam seh eral quantities that we have been given price concessions that enable us them at record by sins for the parlors, dining r bed n, Mbrary or hall. Curtains for hotel, ith house or bungalow. Thourands uy wands pairs of tains in es of styles and every gale al Bak & price close to the sensational & bos LOT 1—50c, WORTH TO 8@c. | wear: « rs have real Batten patterns to # t from, ined. was Consists of about 16 styles of Bed- | ny lace edges; this bian Nets jit on room Curtains, 2% yards long, | e beat assortment of se, in beauty teri in Nottingh Lace and PF " ed curtains ever of bie, fee Bras mal Swine, with ned ruffled | ven Ut te Irish Polat at edge and fancy Swins with ruf- | ar a fled edge values up to §% $1.48 om. b+ Bale price 500 | LOT 4—$348, WORTH TO $9.00. te sire Lot 289, WORTH TO $1.25. Ab. of thin lot eon 20 styles of Lace, Ruffied Swine. me Cluny ° ally in new coin alli > Point, Ara both modest tnst figures; al bian Nets, Cable N 7 elaborate cen with lace tr Nets, In the r beautiful hig! = with peat, durable } * n's patterns ' should not f 7 values up to $1.25. e price sortment by far too large , assortment; values up te i, per pair 89e | werit l here. Our Se b price pa LOT 3—$1.48, WORTH TO $3.00 ond | ue window gives a hint | LOT 6—$2.98, WORTH TO. Comprising over 60 distin iid values in this lot: values | Consists of 10 styles of Saal of ° 1 Up to 84.00 and $9.00, Sale pri ; ae ae "| Arabian tints oer 2 bpd an Ba values Fen up as jong, edges finishe LOT 5—$548, WORTH TO $1200) $6.50. Choice, while thay overlocked stitch, insuring good | Over 50 of this season's newest per set eee Get Goods for Your New Dress Tomorrow and You'll Save Money priced. You'd gladly pay full rates fr *s are those most in demand for Spring and Sam reparation, ei Mills capite- * you'd buy simply because they're low make extraordinary pr 6 great bills of goods AT 4%, WELL WORTH 680. Ay $1.50, wet, WORTH yer AT $1.10, WELL WORTH $138 : Sth) All 46-inch All Wool Crepe Votle doa (auch Silk and Wool Crepe de the most sought-fabric this sur r), in navy and biack | Par ack and all good shades mer; black and navy only (a de- | (Wears forever and a day) panes sae Drecy evening wear @ aT ba 10, WELL WORTH $1.50. cided bargain) h (mind the width) All at $1.25, WELL WORTH §UR AT S0c, WELL WORTH 75c. | Wool Panama Cloth—the tough § ¥ be b iy est member of the Dress ¢ 1 Wool ‘ $0-inch Mohair Briltian famtiy; can’t ruffle it; black. blue fabric $ fabric of the b in th «er nd Oxford, with fin r silk dots, black and $ shades of blue, brown. green and | ored pencil stripes (tell hionabie shades ( %) tan (a matchless bargain) friends about it) . & a * a Unexpected Carload of Trunks at Unexpected Prices n Fact ia, we didn't expect "em for a month yet. Put us “up a stur to know he fron ‘ t even rer ¢ ‘em away way o Moo which we d le at FACTORY COST, PI oy we also Go. ibute them. Maybe you need a by This is your Read how much you'll save. A Carload of Trunks From the World’s Best Trunk Makers, Headley & Farmer, of Newark, N. J. mm (| "SEF P89 They came unexpectedly, long before they were due to arrive, and, of course, we are unprepenes take care of them. You reap the be Bright, strong, new Trunks at siaug es; 500 must sold tomorrow, The greatest opportu you will ever have to buy t 8 fo r traveling. the values $5.50 TRUNKS FOR $3.99. This Trunk was made to sell for $ good, strong, durable trunk A tray, strong hinge brass lock ar hes, weil riveted and bound; worth everywhere $5.50. 7 ® Siw ughter price. $3.99 $14.00 TRUNKS FOR $9.05. ather $10.00 TRUNKS FOR $6.39. | $1200 TRUNKS FOR $8.69. Service, style A ityle and ¢ veh size, linen, lined, full riv } heavy hard weed enered, heavy bi corners, brass lock, met Y tock, cc bottom; worth tom, metal bound; an eles re $10.00." ‘Tomorr cnivgainble truth: rect: Seee0 ch size, worth § price, 38-inch sine Tomorrow's Slaughter pri warts inch wi To | $8.69 8 tow's Slaughte $6.89 | d4-Inch sixe, worth $1 To d hy inch si worth ' ‘ ghter p $9.49 1 . ghter tele le guetta $7.39 | 5 h worth $15.00. 7 4-inch 's worth 4-Inch sixe, worth $11.50. To p vo, Memaner ene ‘ a morrow’s Blaughter price 67.89 Pippa $10.25 Great May Sale of Women’s Muslin Underwear WOMEN’S 39¢ DRAWERS 25c. WOMEN'S 65¢ GOWNS 4% WOMEN’S 50c CORSET COVERS) 389c. Women’s Muslin Gowns ) made with 6 h hemat Maeves tr snc ied. neck an 2 ¢ Covers—Made of = le; regular value 89 ruffie, full length and width ft te eck trimmed with) | _ regular value 65c, sale price 490 ricer and Insertion; reat WOMEN'S 98 GOWNS 690, | WOMEN’S 98¢ GoRser COVERS dc, sale price,.9%@ Women's Muslin Gowns—Choice | W. reet Covers—Made of | WOMEN’S 69 DRAWERS #& material, V-shaped neck, § her rial, fitted back, i stitched tucks, wide insertion of e rows of la Wor I Choice matt embroidery in between, neck tion acroas front § aleev y trimmed with and sleeves trimmed with en trimmed with 4 inser y and cluster of brol regular value 9860, anle ti regular value 980, sal t ree value O96 |